The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, January 11, 1912, Page THREE, Image 3
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1 -^.Ad vice and Warning to Farmers.
^ f? _ |itor County Record:?
&. .'ust a word of warning to the
JM f ?>rs of "dear old Williamsburg:"
?ow ^me? brother farmers,that
'' lVin t0 discuss P^ns for our
f-tJ& T Shall we begin again this year
Jaw ' %ng to buy tertilizers in great
^^BrtDRF;'es' Worses an^ mules- wagons
pjggies on credit until fall? Are
.lot but few farmers who are
yf V ]jzht now sufferng the pangs of
L Editw *' Now is the time to make our
H*. _ resolutions, and let's make this resoJc.
rTL^l
^ . llution?To stay out of debt as nearly
.as possible for the year 1912. The
problem to solve is: How can we do;
this? Let me suggest a few pians:
^ By planting all kinds of early ma-!
/e
turing garden and field crops, cab*
bage,early garden and field peas for''
IS
our table use; raise all the pigs and ,
crj
poultry of all kinds that we can; cut .
8U 1
that cotton field ha.f in two and :
double the corn and grain field; cut'
Cc !
? ^ that fertilizer bill two-thirds. WeJ
Ij . ? can make a good crop one year with
? but a small amount of fertilizer.
Cott
Rememl>er that the 1911 debt is not
^ paid. Let every farmer reduce his
f ^ L qftton acreage all he can and in- ;
f lfc.ia, KV.uB,u<ru.V...??v,
^.hma, hay fever, croup, whooping ;
nJgh,?all bronchial troubles,?it's
toreme. Trial bottle free. 50c and
Guaranteed by M L Allen. <
loathe cities and towns of the (
?ve been using the same
orinkler for about 30 days.
^^Ults' Anti-Pain Pills for sciatica.
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BhSI ThIRTY EARS OF CORN
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i;ase ui v^inus ?uu rcvci. ?. nu, 4.0-.
National Glnners* Report.
Memphis, Tenn, Japuary 5:?The
National Ginners' association gives
the amount of cotton ginned up to
January 1 as 14,371,000 bales.
The amount ginned by States follows;
Alabama 1,620,000, Arkansas
785,000, Florida 87,000, Georgia
2,640,000, Louisiana 852,000, Mississippi
1,050,000, North Carolina
990,000, Oklahoma 912,000, South
Carolina 1,502,000, Tennessee 395,- .
000, Texas 3,935,000, Virginia 113,000.
Total 14,371,000.
DIRE DISTRESS.
It Is Near at Haod to Hundreds of
Klogstree Readers.
Don't neglect an aching back.
Backache is the kidneys' cry for '
help.
Neglect hurrying to their aid
Means that urinary troubles fol- j
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iuw quitMj.
Dire distress, dropsy, Bright's disease.
I
Profit by a sufferer's experience.
H P Lane, Marion,S C, says: "For
more than a year I suffered from
backache and sharp pains through 1
my loins. In the morning on first '
arising, I was so lame and stiff that
I could scarcely get around and some
days I was unable to work. My kidneys
were sluggish and the kidney
secretions were unnatural. I heard
so much about Doan's Kidney Pills
that I concluded to give them a trial
and procured a box. After short use
I felt better than I had for years,
my back became stronger, the lameness
and soreness disappeared and
the kidney secretions were regular
in passage. You may use my testimonial
if it will prove of benefit to
any other person suffering from kid
ney trouble."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents, Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name?Doan's? i
and take no other.
The County Record $1 a year. :
From Any Portion of the United States;
-How Produced.
Comi>eting with exhibitors from
eveJy seution of the United States, j
Mr W H Dorin of Clover, Vlrgieia,
snowed the best thirty ears of corn !
at the Madison Square Garden Land
and Irrigation Exposition in Novem-I
ber and was awarded the $1,000
silver cup oifered by the International
Harvester Company.
Briefly put, Mr Dorin's "story"
of how he made his good record
yield is: "With 200 pounds of Keyj
Tree Brand Thomas Phosphate just
before the corn was planted and |
then 200 pounds more per acre when
the corn was about two feet high.
This,with turning under a good crop
of crimson clover, was the whole
story- - unless the deep plowing and
subsoiling given the land last year
helped to do it."
This is not !he first time Thomas!
Phosphate has produced prize-win-;
ning corn yields. Corn grown with
Thomas Phosphate took several first;
premiums last year at the Columbia,
SC. Corn Show?won all premiums
offered by one South Carolina county.
Those who propose "going in;
sor" King Corn this season would do j
well to write The Coe-Mortimer Co, {
Charleston, S C?special importers j
of Key Brand Thomas Phosphate?
for literature they are sending out 1
free to farmers. It includes much
valuable information on corn.formu- (
la tables for the home-mixing of
fertilizers, and other matters of agricultural
interest.
,
5 or 6 doses "666" will cure any
* a , oz.n
i Sqction.
. Jfi between cotton rows, after
I ever w ^
h D(^ng ky< for a hog pasture. We ]
IL V- re had about 40 head of hogs in
iarme.'f
fes pasture since October and thev :
J
rfe doing nicely. Young pigs seem i
JBirto grow as though they were in a !
(peanut pasturage. Brother farmer, <
HBff' try this next fall. Just sow one 1
Hht c
MjfflL.bushel of rye per acre and put one 1
BS|^Kbushel of clover to 5 acres. The
IHjHF~**jover seed is just a size larger than
H^Rl^turnip seed, and it takes less than
I^EaT? le; it does well sown in last plowing
HT^cotton in the spring. This rye and
Iver can be plowed in the land and
.is it with humus and wonderfully
^^ ^^lproves your next crop after makIHno8t'g
a g00C* winter pasture. This
9ff . atement is made that some reader
marker
! **he Record may be benefited by ,
now.
H At gr Experience of the writer.
Brews, January 8.
9 MP* fa save:; Two Lives.
HHHLS|k^-ther my sister nor myself
be living to-day if it had not
^BHrere *i?n for Dr Kincr's New Discovery."
to aoir(tes A D McDonald of Fayettethem
C,R F D No 8, "for we both i
tinusl'^ coughs that no other
medy could help. We were told ;
/ sister had consumption. She was
HKnl&e ry weak and had night sweats,but
^^Kmpthr wonderful medicine completely
{red us both. It's the best I ever
! frWEV or ^earc^ ?^" ^0r 8ore lun?s.
/-Jo Ka?Y>, ^rrbotru lanrrinno
| the " if^ase ^'S cr?f'- Remember
6 ^ke more cotton crop like that of
year 1%?.
Ther^V bankrupt the farmers of
I stun ^country* ^ every farmer will
ous s un
it that he raises this year a i
any cu jm
. l?nty of food crops to supplv his ,
fore ai %
bme.he will not have to cut his cotsucces
ling bl?n crop to S- can,t ra*se
ie j'Ver nine to ten million bales of cot
is,Tind , ?,
n?* onH nt0 non nn 14p or lf)C ]
F VU OUU TTV VUli vvvwv v.. ? - ^
P mers cl
t which ipoun" *or our c?tton crop. Can t :
rr^ JFi raise at least some of our horses ]
^fnules without ordering them
s :aM^J . e. the West? We order the horses
i -eme trym ,
r tx Aaules and the feed they eat,
-eat off cot- rTr . . .
f v i. v r We can certainly raise our
1 cannot be ?
tr 21i. u t stock; but we must first raise
| paign ha
. . /for them and plai.t pastures
^ terestm I m ,
W ifrery mat fem" writer planted last
.ive acres of rve and crimson ,
a for th
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Crosses oi Honor.
Williamsburg Chapter Daughters
4-1*.. n r . J i r* _ c '
ui Lut- vuiufueracy nas crosses 01
Honor for the following veterans,'
and will bestow them on January 19, j
1911/. General Lee's birthday:
S J Taylor. J C Carraway, R E J
Rodders, C P Pressor,G G McGee, W
E Ammons, J R Hair, H J Lamb. J
W Marshall. W M Phipps, R F Tilton,
D B Vounpr.
The Chapter hopes every man will
come for this cross, as some of them
have been on hand for quite a while,
and if nut called for will have to be
returned. Mrs D C Scott,
Pres Williamsburg Chapter, U I) C.
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Solves a Deey Mystery
"I want to thank you from the I
bottom of my heart," wrote C B i
Philip H. Stoll, |
27 12m. Con. Com.
of T- 1
V &L*' Kingstree Lodge
No. 91
Knights of pytbias |
' ~ Regular Conventions Every v2nd
and 4th Wednesday nights
Visiting brethren always welcome,
Castle Hall 3rd story Gourd in Building. ^
R. N. Sl'eigner, C C. i;
R. C. McCabe, K of R & S, ~
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| Professional Cards. I
taHnHOBBmnBMBHB
DR. R. C. McCABE
Dental Surgeon,
)ffice in Hirsch buiHing, over Kinirstree
Drug Company's.
am m
iw. a. vruuuo>
DENTIST.
Offic* orar Sin ^latary Bldtf.
#'PHONE NO. 62.^
LAKE CITY. S.C
W. Leland Taylor,
DENTIST.
Office over Dr W V Brockington" s Store,
ilingstree, - s.c.
5-21-tf.
M. D. Nosmith
DENTIST.
LAKE CITY. - . - S. C.
DR. R. }, MCCABE,
Dentist.
KINGSTREE, - S. C
Benj. McINNES, M. R.C. V. S.
B. Kater McINNES, M. D., V. M. D.
..?-nririifV/lDiaN? ft
V JC* JL ,
One of us will be at Kingstree the |
ir3t Monday in each month, at Hel- |
er's Stables. 9-28-tf ^
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tKingstree I
CAMPNO-27. ^
NCLAI MBBTmat ^
lit and 3rd MoDdk) ^
Night* lo each ^
Visiting choppers cor ^
dially invited to comt ^
op and Bit on a stumj $
or hang about on thr ^
Kader of Lewisburg, VV \ a, for |
the wonderful double benefit I grot!
from Electric Bitters, in curing me j
of both a severe ease of stomach i
trouble and of rheumatism, from \
which I had been an almost helpless
sufferer for ten years. It suited my
case as though made just for me." i
For dyspepsia, indigestion, jaundice
and to rid the system of kidney poisons
that cause rheumatism, Electric
Bitters has no equal. Try them.
Every bottle is guaranteed to satisfy.
Only 50c at M L Allen's.
A man or woman of any color can
be blue. Had you ever thought of
that?
5 or 6 doses "066" will cure any
case of Chills and Fever. Price, 25c.
5-4-lyr
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INTERSTATE
that the food is
s " ir.
Th? hoop on the average sugar barrel in
Hb made in a large factory, it* tire* were we
"WI washing machine*, on many tub* and bucke
Jky4 PITTSBURGH PERFECT" fence* are ma
Wm "Tttt WEU> TMAT MELD' *
1 Mr. Farmer
fence* ia autho:
That the wires are no? Injured at the
'3?k to uneven ground?That the stays wit
v^lfi ferce is all right In every particular.
' 4r Could you ask any more definite protecting
.j l! steolutely assured.
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available to the plant all throi
ed. The needed elements are
e crop is nourished to a full gr<
a the skill of mixing fertilizers. We make
compounds a doctor's prescription. The anal
There is no guess work?no mystery.
It is but the result of scientific mixing. VV
sources of plant foods?which are quickly a1
are slowest.
It must be known exact!/ what element
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A wrap ho Ida moisture. cracks the gaHaaizing and
wire. A smell amount of displaced cahvaaishiff on"P
the protection again at nut at the electrically wefcfc
Stays cannot sflp. Ifcey are always Just where the:
Moooe one piece wheo the union is madet The fence u
Every Rod Is Guarant
snt allow yoor prejodioe in faror ?* tlbe
v? heretofore known, to warp your good judgment.
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ta. Examine them.
do by thii modern, si ipl? menetoos procea
?1 Every agent handling "PITTSBURGH PfRTfC
rized to guarantee thial
at Yoor complete aatiefactiop is
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You Will Elect
THIS election is of supreme important
divided. On one side the progTessh
Conservative Standpatters, tfotn pa
You will have to judge their claims and the
these stirring times
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igh growth. Never is |||
( supplied at the right II
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these fertilizers as accurately as a
/sis on every bag ia lived up to.
re must know what are the best ;i
nibble?which are slower?which j
s are drawn from the soil by each !
??the amount of plant foods that 'l
y require. It would be utter waste
tpply certain plant foods upon cer- I'
1 soils for certain crops.
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for each crop that the South . :j
The needed elements are sup- . I
The fertilizer is suited to the soil !'
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that is why INTERSTATE J .
ILIZERS are winning pre tige ,
here?why they are causing in- ! ' i
yields.
booklet would prove interesting to j' 1
It tells of our tested formulas for i
m crops. Write for it to-day and [
re of our nearest dealer. j. j
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lrstate Chemical 1
Corporation,
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r were pot. 8tay ?md U*ndiwtrey M|
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winy end nowantkmstad msthodsYou
on hoadreds of thousands of dolass JH
welded prodoct. If yoor wagon was U
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