The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-03

tends to every essential and process Of
manufacture.
For cotton, there is no better
staple and fiber than that produced on
the uplands OF South Carolina, giving
soft, creamy finish to the cloth that
Is without equal and dcies imitation.
For labor, the native type, from
the foot hills of the Blue Eidge, ouick
to learn, easily managed, thrifty, fru-
gal and honest.
"ln building material, the best and
the cheapest.
In design and architecture Of
mills, the most effective that the skill
of fifty years Of the best engineering
OF America has evolved
In machinery, the most modern
that any makers Oh this continent
turn Out from their worl. nnps There
are nnrc Draper looms in tie mills Of
South Carolina than all New t.u.iand
mills combined.
"Wilhin an area or 100 ml.c, ol
these pioneer ,il!~ are Ia the ncien-
hcrlool .! .1oo,o0p sp.ndies. rcprc
seniing an ou,layof nrarly $lp.ojp.
o11 Yen !or cent lividondS, and
many mills mahr more, rcpr, cu,~ an
mually ne, rroii, .s $ $1,000 0uA MI
tiia las recn done in ,hiriy yeAr-
The profit II cotton manui.,ctur-
Ing during TINS period has been salts
flctory. varying, oi course, as the
conditions have been n.orc or less
satisfactory These mills have ;,ecn
! through a> hard times As have ser
been known in the history Of mauu
featuring in the United States. They
have demonstrated their ability TO ike
though uufavorablc conditions au,.
make money. As Investments they
are as well tried as any business in
vcstmcnts i'll the worli. They have
been built hy Il combination Of north
rrn ana southern capital, the former
being, however, limited TO those i'm
mcdiatcly having business relations
with the mills. Gradually it has
forced its way into all the invest
iucnt world that as dividcnd-paycrs
there are none better and their STOCK 5
arc being sought for aud command, in
many cases. fancy prices. As The
facts become more generally known
this will grow Far sighted New Eng
landcrs are today in the market for
stock in standard southern mills. One
os these day ;hc general public Will
see the lcsiraplty Of these stocks as
vcsimcnts.
As yet, however, we have only en-
tered Il small realm Of cotton goods.
Year by year, however, the number Of
mills arc increasing that make finer
numbers, some mills even now making
finer goods than print cloths. The
process is an evolution, but as to the
future it is we'll to let that take care
Of itself. We are dealing with facts
to-day, and those outlined are we'll
within the truth
a new field for the products of
cotton mills has been opened in the
far East. Southern cotton mills have
entered this field, and some brands arc
as we'll known and appreciated in
China and Africa as they are at home.
With this new dcmanI The danger, if
there ever WAS any. nf oyer production
Is remotely removed. broadly stated
every hat IL cotton that is not burned
or lost at sea is manufactured The
crop is all manufactured at some
point or other If the natural advan-
tagcs VIC possess are as good oy better
than other places, then VIC must con
t;nuc to get new spindics. as we'll as
the keeping Of our old ones going.
j. B. Clark, Peoria, ILL.,, says, Sur
gcons wanted to operate on me for
piles, but cured them with Dewitt S
Witch Hazel Salvc. 1t is infallible
for piles and skin diseases. Beware
of countcrfcits. Evans Pharmacy.