Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, July 05, 1899, Image 4
ALLIANCE DEPARTMENT.
J. F. NISBET Editor.
The Rouncflap Bale.
AN IRRE8I8TABLE DEMAND
EXISTS FOll COTTON
PACKED IN THE NEW
WAV.
Some facts About the Methods of
the American Cotton Company
ami Its CamVitisin ?Prolifs in
the New Method of Baling.
The South is still eonserv ?11\
but it is no longer slow." It isharing
111 the wonderful prosper
ity of the rest of the country. !t
IB passing through a revolution
that is giving new life and vigor
to every branch of the cotton in
dustrv, excepting those members
which have been hurtful, instead
of helpful, to its prosperity. I t i-simplifying,
strengthening and
using a new economy in tin*
packing and handling of the sta
pie. The Roundiap method 01
baling cotton is growing rapidly
in favor, adding to the prosnerit*
of the planter, whether he raise*
two bales or two hundred, and
giving the gm owner an opportu
liity to double the earning capac
ity of his plant without im-reis
ing his investment.
The opposition to the Koundlap
bale on the part of the compress
owners and the middlemen, whose
business lias been a burdensome
tax on the cotton planter, has not
prevented the steady introdnc
tion of the machinery for making
the Roundlap bale, and the sat
isfaction of the farmer, t he ginner
and the mill owner. The attacks
on the American Cotton Coin pa
ny, owners of the Roundlap baling
machine, have been bitter
and unscrupulous. They have
been accused of attempting to
gain a monopoly, of using "trust"
methods, but gradually the facts
are gaining headway that the
American Cotton Company is
only one of three concers engaged
in makinir round balinc nrp??ea
n i ?
and that it can uotenjoy any mo
nopoly.
Then, again, objection is made
to the policy adopted by the com
pany of leasing its machinery to
the gin owner instead of selling
it. The lease is, in effect, a royal- i
ty, the amount of the rental being I
based on the amount of cotton
baled in the press, thus making
the profit and prosperity of the!
company depend on that of thej
ginner. Under the leasing system !
it is found, the ginner runs no
risk, ties up none ot his capital,!
and makes as much profit out >1 !
the leased attachment to his ,
nery itself, in which Ins c.nut si
ia in tu/l "
mm* mm m V7QIUV1.
The advantageI'
lap bale over the ?>M
are so many and =o gv
general introduction ?
and the greatest
profit4 will hp *'i
?nrliest the tendyn; > f 1
and |>rep'T th
ply the now cot i
simplicity of t*i
and bagging, 1i
irorn liro Mini < *. . <|
insurance, its
and its rapidly
ty in thn mills
abroad, fill make u
that croafps a f)pir" -d
Roundup bale NS !?' '
supplied.
?
I)eWitt's Little Karly Risers expel
from the system all poisonous accumulations,
regulates the stomach, bowels
and liver, and purify the blood.
They drl e away disease, dissipate
melancholy, and fjive health and vigor
for the daily routine. I?o not gripe or
sicken. d-w-s
An Enemy to the Corn Crop.
The pesky worm that is working
destruction to the corn crop
is referred to as follows by Kutomologist
Scott:
"The largest cornstalk borer is
a large white catterpillar, dotted
with dark, brown spots, which 1
j bores into corn stalks preventing J
(die growth of the ears in voting ,
i 11
I com and weakening older stalks 1.
I that it is readily blown down, i
It frefjtifnti.v occurs in such nuni- '
hers in eorntiehls that one stalk ;
jo! corn may be riddled with
, <
{twentv or thirty holes.
The adult insect is a moth
which deposits eggs on young i
corn soon after it comes up. The '
eggs soon hatch and the young
I larva- hore into thestalk from the I
irround to the third joint ami tun
' |
nell usvally upward through the!'
pith. Cornstalks nflVcted l i -'omc |
I distorted ami do not I'ortn ears. 1
r 1
There is a second generation of *
this insect winch l-ores iutothei
I <
well grown stalks and s - weakens|,
them that they are fr?ajuentlv <
hlown over l itis second gencr 1
a'i.ui passes the winter in the oM
; 1
cornst 11 ks readv to produce a
spring hrood to attack the next ,
crop of corn.
' The remedy for tins insect^
nimnii ciilin'l V Ol J VC III 1 Ve j .
measures. Since the caterpillar* |?
overwinter in Ili?? old < ?rn stalks
tin y ran he almost entirely de i
stroved l?v burning the<e stalks |'
| * * ! <
in Ihr Call or winter alter tIJ
, crop is gat tiered. |;
Our method of pulling tlieL
fodder and leaving the -talks on '
the ground, or < veil cutting the,
corn and leaving the butts, s?f- j
lords the very best conditions lor
this insect to hold over the winter
and continue to mull iply year j
after year. The stalks should he ! j
dragged olf, collected aud burned!'
: (
during the tall and winter. h
"Again, corn should not follow |
corn or infested lands. A system!.
of rotation of crops should be .
adopted, so that corn will not he j
planted on the same land two)
years in succession. The same is
true of sugar cane and -orghum.M
, i
Also swamps in which gama h
grass is growing should t burned
over every year to d?*-:roy the U
worm infesting the griss. Ii!
f
ttiese prevent itive me- ares arc :'
loliowod, larm? . t ueeo nut stiller !|
troin attacks o tiie jn--?. ?At
lanta Journal.
lilood Cure Scot Five.
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is Hurt 1 i_ur? < 1 out thut mere are I
tOO county bridges and about 250
, railroad bridges swept, away in
J (lie llooii.
News I'rom Laglo Lake, Harris ;
county, directly in tho pull) of the I
Hood, is that thousands of acres .
of growing tobacco which escaped |
the llood until yesterday are now
covered and that it will prove a
total loss. There are niue*lives
reported lost at Kagle Lake and
the surrounding country, though
no names can he secured. In
MoClellan county alone the loss
will he $1,000,000. Noon reports
from southwestern Texas are to
the effect that the heavy rains
ihere have swollen the (Juada
loupe and lower Colorado and
they are spreading till over the
ountrv again. By means of
miuiii g much temporary trestle
work ;md operating trains slowly
;orne of the trunk lines are niov
ng a tew through trains, hut most
>1 the railroad husiness in Texas
s still tied up lor another week,
is the rains continue to fall, giv i
ng little evidence of recession of
he high waters.
Ot Interest to Inventors. |
O. A. Snow A: Co., one of the
ildest and njost snrcossfuI firms)
if patent lawxers, whose offices i
tre opposite Hie United Statesi
['atvlit Office in W ashington, I).
slid who have procured pat;?nts
for more than 17.000 inventxrs,
owina to the improved con j
litinns in the United Stajcs I*;*t- J
mtOfliee. parents mav now fie
n tro t romptlv procured than at i
iny previous time in their exporienc"
of l went*. five years.
Mr. am! Mrs. It. Lackamp. Elston, I
Mo., write: "One M inute Cough Cure I
saved the life of our little hoy when
nearly dead with croup." d-w-s
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Notice of
Discharge.
S'tiricK Is lien l>y ivt'ii ilisit I. :i> Kxecii'orof
Iue Oi l ill Mrs Mimiii'i'i (' KanlUciilniry. il??
ease1, have lliis 111 il iy of July IHtfli inn lc llnal
u'tlleil.eiil Willi tile Judge nf t'ron.lle. nf lb s
-ouuly, ami Hied my IIn il return wim liilit :
i in I I ivill a ?|>)y to the J utlgo of l'rob.ite of this
->>oti 1 y in Ids olllee a: l.niu-.islor I'ourt House,
s. C, ?'ii ilie lih iluy of August, Isim. at 10
I'clock, a in . in grant me Ilnal tllscluirgo and
elease of li.tiiiiitv us suclt Kxecutnr.
\V (1. A I'OUTKI!.
Kxecutor.
July >\ IKW.
FOR COTTON WEIGHER,
I IIKKKItY announce myself a can1
tlidafe tor the position of COTTON j
IVKIOllKIt for Lancaster, at t tie elec:ion
to he held on the second Tuesday
u August next, subject to such rules
tiul regulations as the county hoard of
kimmissioners may prescribe for the
rovpril llli?nt t if nlnnf ion
"s. Y:7 wilua mson.
Presbyterian
College,
CLINTON. S. C.
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il LiVI.ill for next Session. A Col-I
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iIt y of ex perieneed teachers, moral in- I
1 neiiees, healthfnI location, tiueeour-l
ies of stinly, lowest possible cost. t?f-|
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