The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, February 22, 1905, Image 2
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PICK ENS, S. C. :
Wednesday, February 22, 1905.
"'l'M AGIN IT."
J(sh A Itey says " I'm P gin it ;'
so ays every other riglit-minded
p1oion. lLut J1sh w as try ing to
11bolish the Immigration Bureau
when ho made this pet remark.
We, along With other good folks,
are "agin'' the legislature, as a
whole, for 'hat they haye done, or
rather have failed to do.
Z.-kc, th's week, gives the Dis
peisary (t very devil, and we
wait to go Oil record a1gai.st th.
notiv)n of t he Lgislaturo ii, the
inatter of the conpilsory educa
(lOt *ill. It does SeeC.. to u1s that
theiro were oneiGugh liberal, broad
minded, lovel houded fellows in
that august body to have put
through this bill-but by konte
mieans, unkiowln to us, an11d prob
ably unexplainable by them, the
measure failed of passage,
We wish to call oin the Legihtla.
ture, collectively and singly, to sit
down and give this question a
thorough study, and see where it
will lead to. If they will do this,
tho first measure proposed at the
next session will bo an educational
hill, and it will be put through,
The educational situatijn will
become, aye, has already become,
a mnaflCO to the Stato. With the
im oney from th) dispenisary, witi
the poll tax, anid the special levie,
it) each school district, for educa.
tion, there is quite a lot of muponop
being raise d each yor-'Thi thi
one purpose diitannot bo cii
clm1VeWehd to any other; a,) if
,.qsoqtrict does n1(ot usej her shme i
sinmply accumnulates, auid lies t
her credit in the~ oflices of th
county treasu rers. TIhis 1mo011
could be used up if each distri(
r sont its full strength to school.
The negro race pay s very litti
of this tax, butt it is apportione<
out equally3, andI hi gets his par
of it. The negro goes hungry ani
half naked in ordt r to get an edu
cation, wvhile the white man11 let
etc , deter him from giving'his onl
spring an0 educeat ion. A great man;
say they cannot spare their enild
reu from the farm, ',et they wil
spend half of their time in tow
and all their change at th dispei
sary', while their wives andit s01
.1and daughters make the Jivinp
For such as thieso some sort of
vagrancy Jawv should be enacted.
Then, thore is thle fellow whoi
two lazy to do aniything at all ; s
he picks up his family aind ret
djOwn at somei cotton mlill,an~d whlii
his wife and children malke Lh
living he sits arotund~ the store, ani
while he whittles up the good
boxes lie predicts the country i
ging to the "dem nitLion bow- wows
in a gallop; and1( ih does not say
word or do aithing to prevent ii
Happily thes3 kind aro fewv an<
far between, so the country is safi
for a tLimo yet.
For such as these wouJld this
law be applicable. They have 11
right to starve the mentality of an~
on~e, and without at comfpulsor3
(duicationu law, a large part o
South Carolina will be illitorate
and~ it will be a larger portion o
thme Ang'o Saxon tihan of the neogr,
raice that will be mtinus 11h3 edumca
Lion.
A practical illustration of on
rem~arks was brought to our atten
tion) lthis week, when a white ma
catme in and asked that this papr
be dont to him ont a credit; wihi
we were refusing him and explain
ig our p)ositioin, a negro walke
in and said he wanted the papel
he wanted to keep up with wha
was going on, pulled out some bill
,and h anded us a V to tak e our pay
As we handed him, his receipt i
iormarked, "When the time is oui
i Ill h* around and renew."
l)htt this speak volumes for ediu
erjion ip~outh Caroliai Doesn'1
whi a this appeal to our represen.
Ltji'tvs10enpct a compulsory edu
detrt awf It seemns to us ta
they enhld never have. defeated
this measuro had theylooe. int
b~oth rndes of the *ctQ st~ 1 4Iw~
ti enedti~ tht M 'tra
Norris N e.
Left from hast week.
Norr.s, S. C , Feb 1bt 1905.
Pickens Sorziliol. Journal The
weather Ref-mA' t IIo i he topic of
tho times, but y<.tr scr'ibo refuses
lo- diecuss it fial piefers to writo
about sOmethiing <it r0 pleaSanat.
Blusiiess is demoralized, and
travel and traffic on tho rail roads
badly piaraly zd oI account, of the
icy weather, and accorair'g to the
An derson Daily Mail, wI. Lavo not
had just such t spoll of weal.er
since February, 1857, about forty.
eight years ag. ; and without con.
suling our11 own feelings or recol
lections, we take this good news
paper's word for it.
Grip aid bad colds generally
accompany such weather, but we
coiigratulto ourselves and feel
very thank fil that only a f1,w per.
sons in our community are suffor.
ing friom either.
Tihe schools in this dietrict have
1con Ftispended on account of the
weath'w cin litions the past week.
Another change was made this
week at the depot, when R. W.
Alexandt.r was transferred to Al
to, Ga., an1d W. Rt. Johnstlon giveri
tle ageniCy at this plaen. We con
gratulate Mir. .Jh1:i3ton). 1l1 has
beenl 1arner" at t hia p' c.) {-.
sev4 ral months aud hasi ajplied
himlself fairhfully, and then, too.
lie is a "home boy," wIhichi is it
his favor.
Cadet Thi s. G.arrett of Clemson
College visited homiefolks the past
week, spending several days on ac '
count of sor.e dyes.
Capt. 11. F. Phil)ips, conductor
of work train on the north enid of'
the Southern, is at homelb on a visit
during the icy weather.
Miss Maria Dendy is visiting
home folks ii Oconee, taking ad
vantage of no school during the
icy weather.
Miss Texie Bowi en, wio has been
book keeper for the Bowen Lumii
ber Co. for more than two years,
has re-igned and returned to Eas
loy, her former home.
\M'ishing (Jvc'te Zoke a speedy
T1'66overy from the grip, we close
with best wishes.
14E Pluribus Unum.
I,
i,1TTLE'I iRlT. nIU RN E TlO DE~A'in.
Norris, Feb. 18, 1905'
asThrsdaiy molrninug, Feb. 1 (th,
about 9 o'clock, w hile Mrs. Nora
Whlitin Joh nstoni stepped out into
the yard to hang some4. clothes on.
the fence, and leaving her little
t -girl by the fir'e in tile room, she
Iwas horrnfied on turning to go into
-the house, to see her little Laura
Scoming toward her, her' clothing a
mass of' flanios. The inother's
first thoughit was to tear t he burn.
,ing clotl-.es from the child, whichb
she did, burning her owno hands so
Ibadly that she cannojt now food
herselft.
But thme sae ifice of her' own
Shands w'as not sulicint to sayot her
child. Physicians, triEndl~s and
the eniriie faily ib o red falithfl~ul
ly to sD've her lifo, but the Lord l
kn ew~ best, an~id at fou r o'cl ock
that a fternloonl her spirit quietly
took its flight to h)a folded
'"Safe in lthe arms .1f Jesus, i
"aoon II is gen tle breast."'
S little I eunai~ was two years and
seveni fmnths -oldl . Such ani iin
teresting ago for fatil era ami miothi.'
'e rs. But Christ says '"of' such is
the kingdom of Ileaven,'" andi~ lie
mneedetd one more jowel for his
crown, so he took her' from her suf
fering to bloom inl Heaven. Thiis
is an unusually sad alllictio'n for
this young couple, being their
Sfirst .h)orn. We canl (only point
them to the Greait Comforter.
"What are thleso 5tad afllictions ~
hero
"But b)lessings in d isguiae?
f'They only make for us a home
"Of rest, beyornd tho'skies."
Famous Fruit Lands
r Of thle east Texas coumnt r'y, hio-ne
- of the Elberta peach, thle stiw
" berry, plu1m, pear, tomato uand o'thi
o r fruits anid vegetables. Big
. mouey in growving fort thle niorth.
ii er nmarkets.
,On February 7th~ and 21st and
SMarch 7th and 21st, round tipl
home seekers' tichets from St.
Louis, Trhebes, Cairo or Molmphis
t at rate of one fair plus $2 not ex
ceeding $16.
One way colonist tickets at half
fare plus $2 on February 21st and
March 21st. - o ea ri
riTta foi booklet o ea ri
Ianuds, map and time table.
L.P. Smith, T. P. A .,
O hoi flithonte, Atlanta,
K -t~o[dm~*poea' saluation is
Better Fruits-Better Profits
Better peaches apples pears and
berries are produced w ten Potash
is liberally applied to the soil. To
iisure a full crop, of choicest quality,
use a fertilizer containing not less
than 1o per cent, actual
Potash
- nd for our practical books of Information;
they are not advertisltg panplilets booming
special fertilizers, but -re authioritative
treatises. Sent free fortleasking.
GERMAN KALI WORKS
Now York-93 Nassau St.,or .
N, street.
Central Correspondence.
Centt ral seem to be on a boom,
OUS.s in dlmsnd and rent goinj
Capt. t Rowlant d visited i
tothior NIrs. C. V. Rowlaind iast
Mr. John Falls expects to mov
ack to Cetral in the neor ftre
Mis. Dr. Shirley hbs been right
ok for the pa5st week.
Mrs, A. S. Davis who has been
penthing a while with her father
ls it e r ( . h V1no.
Mr. WJ.al Compt-> and fmilw
ct to leave tCotral in a feIw
ys.
N forwitstding the unfavora.
*' wsather Sunday Rev. Swain~ey
l1ed hsis regular appoinitmentL at
~osleyani church. ,
MAlr. . G. Gaies has beei elect,
1president of the cotton ill at
m place to-serve out Cob D, K.
oI'ris' term.
Mr. Eibert Brown i.s retu fnle
roim Littlr'e Rockc where ie hain
con staying for the past twv
laot.hB
Mtrs. Wdiliam Lindsey is expect
di hiome fromv Savannah, next weel
crompntied bvna b.-: . itily
-:d-iiaugi ts Arennia , ippo lie, ant
Mrn liie GO K oaite , who will mak,
heir homoit hOe ins the future .
Miss Convecis Allen, who i
aclig school at Six Mile, sI'n
Bn nrda an i d Sund (ay wih lie
no ther.
Mr. W., .1. Comuptois, who ha
Ween handhnsmg co'tton sted. an<t
'ulle at this pla e for teio West
mister Oil CLmpany has close
itut his I usiniess.
Miss Nanic Young of Greon
ville, sIpm t Friday isight ithi, lhe
grw anid mo'Ither, M rs. S tephiens o
her wiy to Atlanta %lo wil sho wil
be ii n iitwies in the future.
O( nso tight last week the Woo<
ou3e at ithe hltl was burndi
'lost all of the wood w'-3 Sa(t
i'he fire was caused by a darke
Outting wod who lhad a small fir
Uhe even ing before.
Forgetmo-not
Six Mile Sketches.
As I have been'i silent for som
ime I 'vill try isand give' yo ' a fe,
lots frn our section, though l-OW:
ike hein's teeth, is very scarsce.
W. B. Norris of Anders mn nma Io
risitI to ousr seection r'ec& ntly.
MrIs. G4as Bryant/'s little chiI1ld h
L'eni <iuite sick lut is much b)(tter
t his i's iting.
Li. IL. Wiliimoicn is v'ery' sick.
W. A. Hetadrix of Liberty wasi
or bisrg onis day3 lstt weok.
WValter WVillim in isited1 his sistes
har. Kt (. F'indley of' tho Stewar
WVill Btaldin is putting upi)
diucks'sith shop51 near5 his houst
1F111 is wiili hiavo a time gettini
he ir' ftiizers hom tro usnless th~
J ako ,\ es' rksoew1.1 tse is so non
ompl-ltiel that h..Iiy i'OVed in on,
lay last week. We hope the goo<
>eople w:i con tiniuo their assistanc<
mlil they get ini shape to keep) house
Six Milo s..hool is psrogresainJ
iieym.da (thu < iexcellee t] mainage
niet of (4Miss Alh'n of Centr'al.
M. Alanidin is having a now hsous
mt tup ont hisu place.
Thlat single man that is footding 3:
send of hogs is. ar' the Hazel sectioi
inght to came13 thia way and1( let tii
ire lisohi. N.. I don't say th t
o will like any of them.
WVha thIas bJ(c 5me of all th le corra'
imsidenits? I e'ij ~y reads~ing I bo itmo
coml the diafferenat, 542itis na II
leo Unicle I:ke's piceoss.
Born unsto) Mr. and .\i es. A aron
lolidaty on the 12th~ ins1., a fine gir
Will Uncle Zeko please go downi an
e what lind of a thsing Ann Freos
r is and kindly insfoirm usa.
Mrs. P. WV. Willomnon hias bcei
uito sick tot' the past weeok..
R. II. l~olcomsb. haS movej bis sai
sall on Jimn Chtih~aross' place.
O3i Riddle.
d'AH
'I.
If you have any
CHICKENS,
EGGS,
. BEES WAX,
GUINEAS or GO
Bring them to us, and
ces for them. If you
bring it along too, and
good goods at honiest
CRAIG BR(
- Ex Se. ator Marion Butler, c
Norti Carlina' recetly told th
Neiw Y-ir'k Globe this story of a con1
firmod bachelor frieni of his -an un
iu1 liy h ly 1 Li iuirorouis follov
%\h ,m he asked .kingly, why ho di
not got married. "Beaiso with me,
hn naid, 'mlalrlialgel is po'stiiblo olnl1
i-n 1er I broo cotiditions.' "Indeeo
a111d w*%at are thet.? Iv akul. "Well
mry wif ," Ie repl hie.." dm1y, 'miIt
be rieI, hir tiful and a f.,ol. Un
les I shi, i -cl and bi auatif'. I won
mar11ry h( r., _1.1d unh1 .4s S11' I v a f, o1
She w . I alirry me."
Low Rates to Washington.
On nctount, of Presdetial il1
auguration Ceremomi-ea at Wash
ington, D.. C., MV'larch 4;h, 190i
the Southern Railhwy anno ince
the very low rate of one fare (pIle
25 cents) for Ic rouud trip.
Still lower inta.n for Milihnr
Conpanies anid Brass ]fands ii
uniform twenty or IlliJt) (r]I Oil
puA'.; Ocket.
Ticiets will be sold on Maric
2d and 3d, final limit of Mari'ebi St
1905.
- .Iowever, ain xtention of fina
litilit to leavo Wmbnkilington not. l.Ato
than Imidnight (of March! 8th,190,
may be had by depositing t.ickt
with Special agent at Wushi ngtor
1). C., on or before Ma rcl Sl, 100Z
.ndVa mnt. of fee of $100 a
-timne of depbo'it.
rates, schiedules, Mlepinag car' r't
er'vatioinsaa pply to* any agi'nit of th
r Sothr Railway or add11ress.
Br'ooks Miorgan,
A. G. P. A.. South. Ry.
Atlanta, Ga.
8t :to of Sonth Carolina,i
Nty . 1 wherry Esquiire', Pro' al
W II ElmAS, I. M. Mtauldin and On
Mctrall m dte suit to to t) grant tei
Lottern of Adlmaintraition of l:hn E-tt.
of tond eirects of W. T. McFaltl, da
ei d.
e T1iIHas AnnE TH'EREFoRH~ to citi' anid at
mo('(salil anid singuilar to kindrte 1 '.n
en-d.titors7 or the said WV. T. McLa
deceased, that they be and appear' beoi
mie Comt t of Prol-at', to~ be he!
t Pickoi a (Conart House, 83 0., oni Ii
hereof(i, itt 1 1 o'clock in thei. forenoon, I
showi~ ciauset, if itny they have, 'vh y ti
A st~d Atniitra'ttionz abould not be gran
GA'v:x under'i my haind and MCal, ti
al day of Vteb. 1905, ini the 129th yeI
of ou~r tidjeendOLco. J. B. Newber~tt'y,
Notice of Stockholders' Meeting.
Ni O' is4 hetreby giveni thtt't ai mee'til
tof the stockuhoidean of the Calumet Ma:
iifuelniamti Company will be heild at Li
ohfice' if Ithe sild (Calint Mia nufatu
1 ing Companty, ini Liberty, S. (O., r
Saturday', Murchi the 25til, 1905, at:
.' o'<e k, a. im., for thto'purpose of soniai
eraig theO itiqnanoo of Two Haandired at
I: Fifty (250) Sharea of Pr'eferred 8todk,
the Par' Ytluo of One Huntdred (10
dollars each. TIhis notiec lasa beenl a
r' ih'rized andu direte(d by r'eluttioa
y the B:.ard of Directors o~f teb Oaom
Mainu facluring~ Comnp ny, hioldl'at Lil
erty, S. C., on Februaryi'3 7th, 1905, anr
tile sauid re!So'nutionsr we're in thle flo
itig wI 'rl, whit'h are hereby nudo
part oif this n-.tice:
ESOLUT IONS.
-R- solvo I by the Board of Dirctoru
thie (Cahiumet Mlanufactuarinig Co, that, il
P'residenit of theo suid comp iny be :11
a thoruliz/ed to call a mco-ing of the stool
holdera of the said (jadmot Manufa<
imitig Co. onl than 25th day of March
19.) atl 11 i'cl.Ok a. mn., at lberty,
C., for the purp1 Iose of consideriang ti
isananaen of TIwo Hundtredi and Fif'
ishar.a .,f Preferred St. ok at 'a pau~ 't'a
of Ono Huandred D)ollaira Each. . S
stock to ho ientj' he I to dividenat 11ar
yi ar it t a i to of 7 p -r' cenit. per anfmut
I uyuible seinmaual ly, and thleso dii
ii da tare to I e enoiniiv le. TiIhi cat
aniy hatvinlg theC optioni of retirit till
Aniy Iportienl of ataidi stock after livd yeat
a. 1; thte end of ten years any yoi'Aon
sai stock not retiredl shall beolho iih
morgag on the cor pay's prgpetrt
from said diteo. H. L,. CILAYTONJ,
Pres. an (1 Ti rns. Cinimat M'fg.) Co.
Feb. 22, 05-w4
- OTICE~ OF FINAL SElTLEMIjNT,
I will appliy toi J. B. Nowbory, dui (l
of Probtto for Pickons coiuaty, oniJ
2hh day of March, .1905, for a fial fto
titieent of the0 estate of Joab11 Mauldii
&coneesedt, and gak to be disaaisced as At
I aIvy M. .Mauldd~i,
P01), 23 inns* A (ii :i d. r
TURKEYS,
GEESE,
DUCKS,
OD FIRM EUTTER,
]
we will pay you good pri
have any cash to spend ]
we gparantee to sell you 2
prices..- Come to see us
]
)One-Price Gas!, Store, US
(
fl BUSINESS LOCALS.
Come and see our nice line of shoes. C
J- T. Fennelis & Co.
A nic' liue of Ien'S a-l vint ha
collars at J. T. Feinell & Co's Store.
Good nile for sale. Apj 11 to J;
C. SlOwact & Bro., Dalto, 8- 0.
We are solo agft for li rison ' C
Town and Counltry Unis. 1
Fueir & Tr~nley.
When you paint your house use
tie bst paint.- Ilavrison's Town and
Countr3 l'aziits.
Fotlgi'r & JTornh-.y, Agt..
highet. lie(s paid for chiektns,
og td.country producev,
J.'T. FenneI & Co.
If you have any eggs bring Ihern
to us, at oice, don't wait till h e now
melts. Craig Bros.
WANIED: Customers for anoth
or bart-el of that. best grade of Cas r
O 1, jost rect ived. Also a barrel of
fredsunundo..Axlo- 04L 10c.A
pint. .lickens Drug Co. I
h The uicest lir;e or latupis, glassware
I and (co.ratued dishes to gi at cost. J
J. T. Fennell & co.
If you haven't ptid w hat you a i
ready owe us, for tho land sakes,
don't try to start, a DoWr account.
t . Pit--ii , Drug Co.
We want atill l chickens we can
IIt. U.o] pr ces 'oaid for nil sizes.
Cr'aig Bros.
Still i~linig outat cost at the Cure
t'n stazul.. CJomu ait once as this
stock must g'. J. T. Fenunell & (Jo.
NOTICE: Thec very latest in La
dia s 111a3 d and Wrist Ungs came in
during ie snow. See our window
disz>!ay of Eli im. Pickens Drug Co.
WA N .EI -10 men in each State
to tri'n, tack sag s and distribute
Sa mples and~ cicubrs5 of our goods.
Salauuy $75.00 por m-auth, $3.00 per
d ty for expenses. Kuhilman Co.,
y' Di p. S At'as Bluibhding, Chicago.
U
NEEDElD: User forL anotber
grows~ of I ha t w omb( u ful shoe polish,
Shinola. 1', ice 10 cente; with polish
e ~r and d auber 25 eents
Pickens Drug Co.
FrCoughs-M ui r r a y ' s
1-Horehound, Mullein and Tar.
": 25c for large bottle.
AUDITOR S NOTICE.
r Owving to 'm istake-( of shipping
levy re tuirns for 11905, I will ho at
the-o.imw named places f'or taking
ietut~e
g Mile Cr~zeek, Mondayt3, Feb. 13
Six Mile, Tuesday, Feb. 14.
r. Cat-eci e, Wedn.aday, Fob. 15.
" L.ir.y, Thursday and1 Friday,
i.F .16 a nd 1.7.
We-~.lesdayi, Febl. 20, 21I, and 22
Cf(.ross Plaine, Thursday, Feb., 23.
Un g- ed's Storo, Frid .y, Feb, 24.
d .Aiken's Stor1e, Miludy, iFeb. 27.
a Feb). 4I, 1905.
Fee .~d y our hauir; nouis h it;
gve it somcthin~g to live on.
hi Thlen it will stop falling, and
will growv long~ and heavy.
A ycr's Hair Vigor Is the only
air Vigor
hair food youI canZ buy. For 60
years it has been doing just
what wec claim It will do. It
Iwill not disappoint you.
l ii) A )&i' I i r Vi~'' rit Ail- it itit I 90 t i u
Iii 4!IIWV iit i t i fiitrte0ga Ditist8 ili
'I liiil i ii a e Its t (o IL 1 ti ftor bolaig
Sior Hair
KEEP YOUR1' EYE ON T11,E~ IN
'he Central Baptist Holds the Lead, with the Pit 0 k 961le
odist a Close Second.
The Scholarship Again Changes-7M
the Lead
PAINTING CONTEST
entral Baptist-Central 1 5 3
lickens Methodist-Pickens 121 1
'ickens Baptist-Pickcis 7.;
7airview 5(5
ion Methodist-Easley4
;ix Mile Baptist 3
uhamah Methodist .!
4ile Creek Baptist 2"
econa Baptist 22.'
ross Roads'Baptist 20
ap Hill Methodist 20
alem Methodist-North Pickens charge 1
;riffin Baptist
.iberty Baptist
.amp Creek Baptist 64
oncord Baptist 64
Lntioch 5c
olden Creek 5C
)olenoy Baptist 47
welve Mile Methodist X 47
SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST
liss Lois Newton-Pickens 1721
lfiss Leila Ballentine-Central 1614
liss Kate Hester-Pickens 1236
liss Eva Clayton--Liberty 722
diss Naibie Wyatt--Easley 449
Iiss Lucy M aulditn-Central 309
Vithdrawn-Picken-s 276
VWlter Cantrell-Uliverty 209
rank Farmer-Pickens 161
Irs. Joe Brown-Liberty 64
H. Grant-Cateechee . 32
). D. Winchester 9
I. F. Wright 9
COME TO GREENVII
Dr-y Goodi
And when you come, De sure to come to
&. K. Park's Store.
WE have the largest stock of' goods we have
ever shown. These goods were BOUGHT
RIGHT and will be sold right. WVe do not
want big profits. We have anything you will
want in fine or cheap Dress Goods, Flannels,
wool or cotton, Cassimeres and Jeans, Gloaks
and Capes, Blankets, Quilts,- Sheeting, Sea
Island, Men's, Women's and Children's Under-.
wear from 25C a garment to $1.50 a garment.
Men's and Boy's shirts, drawers, collars, 4fravats.
Don't forget that we carry a big and good sto'I4
What we sell you must be as we tell you, or you *.' .
A.' K. .PA.RK, . West End, (4Li
hlave. Your Homegrown e,<
Cabbage Plants, All Vai .
Prices: 1,ooo @ $T-50; 5,OOO @ $1.25 per o
@ $i per' 1,000. Shipped C. 0. D. if'
Plants arrive at your Express Office in good.
-wRITF FOR MERCI IANT's P'RICES.
Abba1)ge, lIeansl, Sw( et P tto 'I an ( d Tulrnijs in senlCor eli
neut of lomanto P~antH, Son kiand Cotton See<L and S
hxould bo boo)ked initt advanc.
JAS. RAY GE~RATY, Entecrpri
Express Office, You ngs
CO)TTON GROK G~
s the most interesting topic these days; and i esul
all planters should use
ANDERSON FERTILZ 2
CO TTO N~ l
s cheap, and if' any plan will aduance the pric owi
he hands ot the farmers, it will be to hold tena ta
n the boat until the requirements of' the cc m
tbsolutely necessary. 4
R EDUCE ACREAGE -&z~
In order for you to make mnoney at prese(nt. pri" ary
)roduco motr(e ca:ttonl~)l pare by' increna(ed5~i use of A4rti i. .
500 pcuunds wheore you bave used 30(0 before; work anid I , *.whr
-ou) haveY usedJ the be() fore,, and redu~ce ofI her iabo'r ir hei, iretI
ncreasing prntO~iC~on and d erensing <xprnsesI('.
A Word to Fertilizer Buy
WVe are solling homo-inad~o forhilizeri madl(o l y the .. ''hosphato
a Oil Co.-gooda that are fast heomng famous. rTo5g a, some.
>f the largest and most successful cotton gr'oneis ini thi S There
one better."
FOLGER 4 THIORNLEY. A en