Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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/. YOUR CROP In ferti izing ymir, cotton and corn, care should be taken ,tn apply at least 600 pounds of. high grade tish, blood and bone fertilizer to the acre for JheMt?srart^TB?itMaslln^fffcsi?fta.v Where-tess than 600 pounds 01 fertilizer is used to the acre, it acts as a stimulant only, and the crop lakes more plant fotfd fr?rrt the so:< th?ri lt ftWlshes, :and yoiir soil ?runs down, but where you use 600 pounds or more of fine fertilizer to the acre, you furnish the soil with mor? plant food than the crop kakes from' it and your soil improves. And besides, the more.fertilizer you use, the faster your crop grows and the quicker! your landiis shaded and you know that is an advantage. And then' with he?v?y fertHizktion you have larger st?lks, more limbs and leave-; and bolls. This gives you more vegetable matter for the soil this vegetable matter furnishes humus for the soil and soil without humus is-like leather without oil, its usefulness is greatly impaired. And themheavy fertilization makes more bolls and this makes more bales, and there is where you make your money in farming. The difference in cost of fertilizing art acre with 4oo pounds and 600 pounds of fertilizer is around $?3 an acre, the difference in the crop will bc at least'loo pounds of lint cotton and at present prices that is a little the rise of iii 3.00. That is how it nays. There is: no doubt of its paying and 600 pounds to the acre will pay better than 400 pbttrjds or 300 pounds. Unless the ground is in an unusually high state? of cultivaticjn we doubt if it will pay to. use more than 600 pounds t? the acre for cotton or corn. If your lands are red our 8-3-3 or oin* 9-3-3 or our 10-3-3 is about what you need. ; If you| lands are-gray:?se our 8-4-4 or our;do-4-4. If you are a! little late i'm planting, use our 10-3-3 or our 10-4-4, as the extra per-1: centage (if phosphoric $cid will hasten the growth and maturity of j your cotton. If you don't care to use 600 pounds to the acre on all, your crop, try it on half and see where you make your money. Wc ?rc s*-???iR ""i ? "sn, mood and bone goods that has no equal, j and farmers using it this year will have an advantage'incrjop making that people who are deprived of it will not understand. We hope you have noticed the analysis of our goods this year, issued by Clem son College. Not a single sample has fallen d?wn. the analysis of every one of them stands up like a little tin soldier. Where the price' is the same, get the best, 'V;." J| R. Vand?ver, President. D" S. Vondiver, Manager. P. S.-flf you have bought other goods try some of this anyway. 8 OIL GO. 6UR ("LASSES ARK BKCFDESliY ABOVE those sold, In places' where yoi* aro .expected.to pick out your own. -''We' ; handle none' - but the very best ac curately ground crystal lenses. Wheth er you ar? near, far or weak sighted . we examine your. eva?, thoroughly ?nd scientifically before we decide on the , J!E?S? wn .rcQUlr-c. . .?Dor"I . Ls2i& ' chancea with yoov eyes. Come here Vv?ery et?art.?crv?ve . Is available. Prices reasonable #3.00: to $5.00 and upward. Repairs on frames and arts 10 cants and Upward. . Dr. M. K. Campbell 112 W. Whit?er St Grsaad Fleer Office Thone 888J. Res, 'Phone 4?8J -?-OF A VEHICLE OF ANY KIND ! AViM;rilli U - \ ?? ":ru,;f(,ii^i:i let us show you our stock before you buy. We carry a complete stock of all kinds. Also Har ness, Whips and Robes. We have some extra good values in Mules ?rid Horses, Liberal terms and courteous treatment to all. J. j S. FOWLER ANDERSON, : SOUTH CAROLINA jM.UIJ.11111 ri Tl M 1.1 I ? I Ul '" I limn MIT' -a-4^??^?-M-?-MM?-? p s o o p|o ? o o ooo o o o o oj TSA?EE ACCEPTS CALL 0 ?Bf_ ..WIHIanwioft barter ?lees to Lstteat.'frr c -kSfctV- ; Oj -"Church o BRONCHOJ3?LLY o\ r*eceater,-TA*pV.i 1$.-The Rsv. J. o ? * ' * end the o ?H. Thayer of Wllllaracton has accept ' RE? Wm ' o ed the ^storat^^^n^Bap*^ ,1,^ . 0{church at tW9 ?HAVV^ o A4 thc O-thfr sueceasor of Dr. J. H. 0 PALMETTO THEATRE o ; >v;>" reata*,* ^several m?bthK ago. ? -* TODAY e'fttr. Thayer v.*it-<l Lancaster some 1 SATl^, JWBB. 11*. fS^t^^.&SS^tt^S. ? { ' , " ?lrollrn? arid ?cfcol&rlv ?3NDOB lt the ALL PLANS COMPLETED THE CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM WILL PLEASE LO CAL FOLKS MUSICAL FEATURES Pms ? Clippings ' From Other Towns Endorse Every Attrac tion On Program With all plan* now practically com plet crt for Andersen's chautauqua, be gin nins April 28 and continuing until I May 4, Anderson people will begin ?to invite their friends and relatives 'rom near-by tdwns to come to Ander son for this event. Local people will ?buy ticket? for the week on a most liberal plan when these tickets are I placed on sale and the affair'is al ready an assured financial success. If the press clippings . from other towns tell the truth it will also be ff s?ecess from an artistic' standpoint, and Anderson will have a chautauqua week to compare favorably with that of any other city in the State. The following ls what th-? ClarksvHle, (Tenn.,) Chronicle had to say of the chautauqua attractions: "Chautauqua week came to a close i last evening with the largest attend ance bf the entire week. It was i splendid gathering of thc best citl zesebjp. of the .community, PO note worthy that superintendent Ellis, of the Redpath chautauqua, took, occas ion to refer to lt especially as being one of the; most representative Chau taiiqua assemblies be ever witnessed land it waa not only .bbs, but enthus iastic', keenly interested every moment 'of. the time, wholly responsive to and I sympathetic with the the spirit of the occasion? Now that our good people know from actual exp?rience Just what arc tho possibilities of the cha tauqua movement, thej\ are, unani mously agreed as to its great helpful ness to the community. .Accordingly, lucy hsv,- been ?"irtk tr? assert their desire to become oermanently identi fied with the movement. "The programme last evening was delighfully entertaining; Ita first part consisted of a musical concert by the i famous Barnett family, all nf whom 'aro artists of merit.' "The thanks of, the entire immun ity is due to our generous fellow-cit izens who acted as guarantors and so Insured us the splendid chautauqua which closed last night. The chautau qua not only came up to Its adver tisements., but-surpassed the expecta tions of the people. It means much to ; the eommuHy tc- liara each, year Boen a high grade series of entertain ments.. The. lectures, the. music and. the more general entertainments were all ot such a high Order that lt would be unfair to especially name any of the progra maa having precedence. It ;ls rlgjb^;bowyer, to speak.;of.theae who were With' us tho entire week. Dr. 'Ellis, the panial whole-soulde mana ger; Mn<^.maberrV, whose literary In terpretations at the morning hour were very inspiring, and Mr. Spie?, whose fine work tor the Boy and Girl Scouts made a lasting impression and ?u?u? iii ?1* ????;-e i:mi he wou?? ^S- ii turn next year." 1 RUSSIAN GIVEN ! *A FULL. PARDON Held In The Anderson County Jail, Foreign Laborer Re leased Y??ter??r Sheriff Ashley received a telegram yesterday from Governor Bl ease in which the Chief Executive- ordered that sheriff release Phillip Waranow Skt. The telegram .said , 'that the] proper "pardon papers' would " follow by mall one of the party" ot 30 laborers recent-h ly brought from New York to work'1 ip the quarries at Willlamston. Sev eral days ag6 10 of the laborers Con cluded, that they had enough of Wil llamston. abd- accordingly took ' their departure. Thc ' pr?????r ?etiu'rivu here was caught at Belton, taken; be fore Magistrate Acker on a charge' of violation of a labor contract and committed to jail, following a plea ot guilty. ?^ator it w?* ??certaised thct the Russian is only 17 yerra of age and therefore he could not be guilty as charged, since a contract ?nade by a minor is frot - valid. This la the ground on which the magistrate rec ommended te the governor a fall par don. The young man waa released last night abd lt was sstd that he in tended r-iturnlng to Willlamston. RAILROAD MEN HERE YESTERDAY j Also Representatives of the Mer ?hauts ?t 'BwnW? Transporta tion Oofttpany In the City Anderson had the pleasure of enter ! tnining som? i/mfv distinguished visit ors yesterday, these bein? R. C. Moor? of Baltimore, freight traffic manager of the Merchants A Miners Transpor tation Company. Carroll H. Smith of 'AUsr.ti,IIa ?c-thcTu Agent cf ihn {same cemeioiy; IS. Tbomnaon. gene?*! j {Manager of>i,he%Fieti/non( & Northern { lime? abdu: i???Alle? nt tho il?*??-I j ville piece of the Piedmont & ST>r*b-j jtbT^biggrst^^^ companion in'the untied States. Neither of th J atives of ibis corapsav. [her? yesterday. b?d ever visited An ^ir^n ktfrirs rmi >W"T TOM STOUT Tom Stout ls one of Montana's new hepresenlptives In congress. "He ls ?dltor of the Fergus County Democrat tad his lie rsc-is. at Lswbj%?"~ vere charmed with the city and with anderson t people. They I Urd?]' every hlng they shy hero and did uot hesl ate io say ad. Tioy were ticken, oui t/^ftn automo ill? ride ?11 oYer'.the city :im] made number? of complimentai, ^"larks bout Anderson's beautiful, homes and he busfnftSs Induct ri -s of the city. VND?RSON CIGARS MAKING GR?AT HIT iome Industry Got A Hying Staue On First Doy's Business Yesterday The ?rat day. for inp- Anderson -Ha 'haa Cigar uo" was a splendid one, iccordlng to the pfopHeters*'?or *ttte tew enterprise. When the cigars were lUtributed, to the Grexavvaed iparty iesterday. the gentlemen wh^ took hem-said' that they wore surprised .vcr auch,, a splendid ?stiele being >roduced itrom a Sonth.CatpUna. plant, t seemed to them that-, *lu* cigar vere fully as stood HH ge-tra! highc ?riced brinda and this iSr.resgUk a Iso Th? cigars . given aw '"booster, mrty w?te "Anderson Rjsead" sod Jatfe will,- be jt - leader-,: wlUkr?u? naca mmpany.? It ls a fine smoakirand. <if iie And-jrson-Havana Co.. wUl ?O?? inue putting out Ulla grade,0/ gooda lie'success ot tim new >und?rtakiag viii .soon, be assured. BRAVES PirrriNG ION WA?^?IM1 Srent Pow-Wow Will Be ' Held Bx South Carolina Red af Sn Rock HOI The/ bravea of South Carolina hold ng membership in. the Improved Dr ier of Red Men are putting on their rar paint, getting together ?heir bows ind arrows and making ready to move sn Rock -Hill next week, where a treat talk' fest and pow-wow will be teldv The occasion is th? ,-mnual State convention of this-order sad the meeting Will he called td order Mon lay. Itwj JU continue, until Thursday, the last Hay beibg taken np with a Injuner ci special features and Thurs ay morning all the "heap mach bi? ;hlef?." villi depart 'for their hemes In loo various-parts of the state. This is innualiy, * great event with tho Red Men of the State and it is sa?d that Flock Hill has - made . some elaborate ^reparations for taking care of the risltorri and showing them a royal Rood tim? during their stay in what Ruvk inn1 peopin choose to tenir "A 3ocd Town." At a itecent, meeting of the local tribes of Red Mouthe following d??*? jatea" weffe. selected to go firent an ?cr??r, iv Sut? Kui io tase pan m the deliberations of the State body: [fer HS. Tolly. B. B. OosBctt, BL C. summers. Jr.. J. C. Press!?; B. C. Voung, J. A. Mahoney. W. F. James, IV. W. McMahon and others. Col. E. H. Aull of Newberry, editor >r the NeWb?rry Herald and Newn. ls be Great Sachem of the order for his state and la to preside ut tba Rock ititi meeting. Col, Aull is said to be ;boroughfer posted On all matters re stive to (be-order and will add much o the Reek Hill meeting. QREEJNVVOOD PAPER WAS SPLENDID Skited fvlany Comments From Tl? Anderson People Who. fe.. *n_CA:.. Anderses, people were very ^|^r~ noex yesterday in honor of' the Greenwood booster trip. Anderson yes fo.ll of these papers last night !>.-| i . .. ' ! ?Ki i:. ?'? : ivery" store and on every ^reljfirtgg! ?er la t?ie city. Getting out,.*^?* ?age paper Ia an accomplishment, <?*?t HOUSE EMTEREO ANO ? WHS HELD-UP .- i THREATENED TO KILL M. H. HENDRIX SECURED ONLY $15 White Man ?nd Two Negroes! Entered Hom? Lui Night At Early Hoar Shortly after 9 o'clock night. M. H. j Hendrix, a carpenter living on Fair street, waa awakened by a nofae and j half-rising in bed he confronted three men. one of whom had a search li^ht pointed in Hendrix's face. Before he could utter a word, he was warned that if he moved or made an outcry he would be Instantly killed und while two of the men guarded him a third went through his overalls, on a ynn'.r near the bed, and secured the sum of Sir,. This Is the story told last night a little after 9 o'clock by Meudri?. hu pre?ente4 himself at tho Anderson county Jail. He said that *ie had also told the police of the occurrence and naked that both the city and county officers take atone at once :?nd try to locate the three men. Hendrix said that tho noise which caused him to wake, was thac resulting from the men raising a back wintlow. He had already gotten to. sleep and was alone-in thc house, nt tba time. lila daughter makes her homo with him but she la- visiting relatives in u near-by town and there wits? no ether occupant of tho houser nt tho time. He Says that two* of tho men were negroes while thc thir.l wo* n white man and seemingly the. director uf tho affair. The white man made the search of thc overalls while the two j negroes prevented the victim from making any call for assisterez, lie was so blinded by the bright light1 shining into his face that ho could not Jdentify any one of tiri throe oth er than the nmagre doscuptlon fur nished as to their color. Only $15 waa 1? ;r?.: ?nn thu me tnelves .appropriated, lie also aaa S3 ia his watch pocket, these be in?' three on?.dollar bi?b< but thor over looked this and oh*."tined only UM? II??5. ix neomg to be an o vident fact that the men knew Of Hendrix hav ing the ?1"> because thev were sat isfied arte/ they obtain.4 vhnt amount (and did not cake any further search, ?either of ihe clothes or the rest of j the house. I The officers, when advised last night of the happening, were at a loss asi . to what to do. It was finally deter I mined that no successful search could be made last night, so tba matter waa ! I postponed until this morning. Sheriff I ??UhJayand bis deputies, together with] I the police force and the other officiate, | will go tb work this morning on tin* | clues furnished them and they will endeavor to apprehend tbe guilty par ties. They have little information j on which to base their investigations but a more complete examination of the premises this morning may bc r.nf flclent to furnish some tangible evi dence end give tho officers sometning \ to woifk r?rt . . . Hendrix said last night ihr? he did 1 aol have the remotest. Idea as. to tue] IrtonHty ef t>.s ?kr?? Sea aim he Could furnish no clear description of them. Dated by being suddenly awaken>:i and with the bright light shin nv* in I his .face he could hardly hav 3 r'joog I nlzed any of tho men even If ho knew them and he 1B not sure that he e>er saw any on? of the three before. NEW COMPANY HAS BEEN ORGANIZED! Will Deni In Anderson Dirt Un der Finn Name of Smith Re? Itv Co. j Tho newest real estate concern for '! Anderson waa commissioned yester day by the Secretary of State, this be ing the Smith Beatty Co. Petitioners ?ur the commission for the new corn-) pany are named as being J. J. Smith, J. J. Major, Lee O. Holleman and E. P. Vandiver This concern will do a a*cn?rAi ; eui sic business in Anderson, buying! a?d' selling real estate in al) sections.] Joe Smith, now president ot the An derson county fire ?naurunoe com pany, will be the manager of the new . concern and he will have active charge of the company's affair?. Mr. Smith lian had much experience in tba real 'estate business and be will direct the i affairs or the company in an able and ! conservative manner. The new company is commissioned with a capital stock ot V?,000. EN'ORKE PRESBYTERY TO WEET ;$?? -: Union,* April. IP.-Enoree Presbyte rial will meet IA tba First Baptist church hero next week. This organ isation is composed of the ladies rois siotury societies ot the Preabyterian chutfhes In Cherokee? flreeaviile, Lau ISfts* ?parti??burg and Union eoun session will begin Tuesday and and continue through Thursday. On Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock. JBSbt -wili be a reception sad the. la dire of the mlssloaary societies of the j other denominations in the olly have ?Man invited to attend. The program arranged for the ase st?os of the Presbyterial ls one that will prove helpful to all those Interes ted iq the great work of mission?. I E. P*. Ka?? jStarr wss among the business visitors to the city ?ester, You can lead & horse to water but YOU can determine just how much an Ad in the paper is worth by the results you get from it. YOU possibly'haven't been getting t h e desired re sults from your adver tising There's a Reason ! YOU can increase your busi ness-sell any thing-sup ply your every want-by A-D-V-E-R-T-I-SI-N-G J_?rn _ - its - Anderson encer i f iijmt OOOOOOOOOOOOO o PERSONALS. o o o o o o o oopo p oooo Ollie Pruitt r.t Columbia was is ?hs city yesterday'on business. A. a. fitkv nt Greenville spsnt yss ItjBUy In the city a guest at tho Chi li udla hoi ri. 'Miss 8ara)i Quinn or Charleston is in the city, the guest pf Miss Butler. . Magistrat? W.P.Bell o? Iva spent a few hours In the city yesterday. Prank Rhody or the Hammond sec tion anent a few hours in the city yesterday. Wiitin nrJ Lawrence McGee of Storr were amc-ng the business visitors to the city yesterday. J. O. Clamp of Antrevllle was In thu city yesterday tor a few hours on bus i?cm?. J. M. Richardson of the Pork section was among the business visitors to thc city. Hampton Schlock of Townville was in thc city ye^Urdsy on business. King of the Hopewell section waa among the well known visitera in the city yesterday. Calhoun Wilson ot Long Branch was in Anderson yesterday fpr a few hours. SL G. S Va fm nod ??BH margaret Ev ans of Pendleton wer? shopping Uv the city yesterday. S. Bolt of Honea Path was one of tbs business visitors to tbe city yesterday. ' Dr. McLesky was In the city yester day on business. Walter L. Miller of Greenville spent an*w days In the city yesterday on business. J. 8. Middleton ot Columbia spent s few hours la the ^elty yesterday. G. M. Macnlder of Greenville among the guests registered at thc Cbiquola hotel yesterday. C. 8. Allen- of Greenville spent a few hoofs In the citv yesterday wi business. E. G. Mason of Charlotte, spent a few hours In And>r*on y^twwfajjr.^ .'.Mr. and Mrs. Sam McAdams of Iva, were shopping tn the city yesterday. i. W. Glenn of thr* Holland's ?tore ?eclion Spent yetterup us the city. Mr. aaa Mrs. W. L. Lowe of the Starting Something We have exclusive agency for the Perfection Auto Starter -FOR FORDS srsxki. Lit ?~ ?sq?s& -fes? i* you ano siiow you that there is SSC i 5 p?ut O? ure i ??uricr Ul inot?oil after the engine is started. Simplicity, Durability and low cort wil tell thia starter to half the Ford owners. Write or seo PIEDMONT GARAGE X C. STRIBUNG, Manager ?.Th? AlrfnmAkO. as?- ?? 1 WANTS lit An up to date store room will be built on N. Mainstreet to suit the needs of the firm who want to open business in id location. All inter? ested parties will please promptly address "Bull*; der" care of The mtelli cancer. BM? Level land ?action ?ere "boj"*'.;;? in he elty yesterday. Mrs. James Austin and Miss Sulti .-An at tha Hone* Patti watton we?. I he city yesterday. Mrs. ic y. Lstlmer of Lewnd-svllle iras shopping In the city yesterday. Mrs- John Cstlett and children arr> risiiiog friends and relatives in Sea ?HPS?".