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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-05-11
Clemson Extension Work.
COVER CROPS IN ORCHARDS.

The Importance Of planting cover crops
In our orchards is being more fully. ap-
preclateu each year, yet IN some or the
principal fruit districts Of the south We
find many large orchards where no cover
crops have been planted. The result Is
the soil in these orchards Is becoming
more impoverished each year by the
teaching Of soluble fertilizers by surface
washing and for wanto Of humus. In most
cases the orchards are located on the
more elevated land which is billy or roll
ing with sandy soil and'clay sub-soil. On
such soil it Is hard to prevent surface
washing entirely, but it could be reduced
to the minimum by the proper use OF
cover crops. Not only do these cove
crops prevent surface washing, but they
utilize the soluble fertilizers which would
otherwise leach out Of the soil. When the
crop is turned under, it adds considerable
hGmus to the soil and the fertilizers re-
Quired to produce 1t become available for
the use Of the trees. The plants used as
cover" crops are OF two distinct types,
Ileguminous and non-teguminous plants.
The legumes, such as clover, cowpeas and
have the power Of collecting nitrogen
from the air and adding this valuble FER
tilizer to the soil for the use Of other
plants. The non-legumlnous plants, such
as rye, oats and turnips, DO not collect
nitrogen from. the air but when sOwn 10
| the early fall consume soluble plant food
dnring their growth which would. other
wise be lost by teaching and which is re-
turned to the soil when the cover crop Is
plowed under In the spring. Most soils
where orchards are planted are deficient
In both humus and nitrogen aud therefore
q leguminous cover crop should DO select
ed. II the trees make sufficient growth
| without the use OF MISREPRESENTATION
then a non-leguminous cover crop may be
planted.
7 think I am safe In saying, however,
that there are few commercial orchards
In the south that are not In need Of both
nitrogen and humus. TO accomplish our
purpose OF adding nitrogen and humus to
the soil and to prevent surface washing,
we should have both o winter and summer
cover crop. Rye followed by cowpeas will
give best results on poor soil. The rye
should be sown in the early fall In order
that it may cover the ground as soon as
possible and prevent surface washing.
The rye should be turned under not later
than the last Of March. This may be &C.
complished by double narrowing with the
disk harrow und this tnsthGd Is preferable
to blowing as 1t avoids the danger OF
blowing too deep near the trees. A strip
Of land six to ten feet wide between the
rows OF trees should BE- prepared and the
peas sown broadcast about the first OF
May. Early in September the pea vines
should be worked iuto the soil by means
of a disk harrow and the lald can DO seed
ed to rye or crimson clover.
After one or two crops OF rye and pea 8
have been worked into the soil, crimson
clover or hairy vetch moy be- sown instead
of rye. Crimson clover makes an excelle-
mt cover crop from September to May. AS
soon as enough seed have ripened to re-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-05-11
w. ID. BARKSDALE.
General Merchandise.

The old, reliable and popular
establishment owned and conduct
ed by Mr.. w. D. B~arksdale, and
located on public square, continues
daily to supply from its large and
and we'll chosen stock, everything
our farmers and town people need.
This business was established six
teen years ago and has
steadily increased in pop
ularity until today it is one
of Jul most popular and
enterprises doing business in the
community. The stock carried
comprise complete collections of
building hardware and gardeners
tools, guns and ammunition, cut
lery, kitchen supplies in granite
an agate ware. Buck ranges and
stoves, harness and supplies gener-
ally They are agents for Piedmont
farm and road wagons. They handle
pianos, organs, standard, domes-
tic and Wheeler and Wilson sew
ing machines. Farm implements
of all kinds, wire fencing. Peters
line of shoes made in St. Louis
agents for Columbia Graphophones
A full line of groceries is carried
also. AS a trade builder Mr..
Barksdale, with the competent and
courteous sales force, has dem
onstrated pronounced ability for
he has ever followed a policy
which was founded on integrity
and reliability and which was ever
directed not only to please and
accommodate the very humblest
patron but to render in all cases
an honest equivalent and the great
est degree of satisfaction, for the
satisfied patron is the very best
advertising medium.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-05-11

seed itself, the clover should be worked
into the soil with q disk harrow. II. the
clover is allowed to occupy all OF the space
between the rows OF trees during the,
months Of March, and April. it will retard
the growth Of trees to some extent, and
therefore I think it best to turn under the
clover early Ia March. My plan Is to ferd-
lie and cultivate the trees early In March
leaving:a narrow. strip of clover III the
middle to reseed Itself. A strip two to three,
feet wide will produce enough seed for the
the clover Is worked into the soil with a.
disk harrow and the land may be smooth
ed and the seed scattered over the entire
middle by means OF q tooth harrow. Hairy.
vetch Is al excellent cover crop and may
be treated In the same way as crimson
clover. The seed are sown in August or
September and the crop worked into the
soil In the spring. ~ q
II crimson clover or hairy yetch Is to be-
planted on land where neither of these,
crops has grown before, 1t will be necessa-
Try to ~lnoculate the field by securing soil
from land where vetch and clovet have
scattered over the land In the same way as
fertilizer Immediately after sowing the
seed, and then, mixed with the soil and
seed by mean OF q tooth harrow. Wheat,
oats and barley make good cover crops,
but they do not thrive on poor land as
we'll as rye. 80
In no case should grain be allowed to-
mature In the orchard as It would rob the
trees of moisture and plant food ut the
very time they needed them most. When
a good crop OF cowpeas, vetch or crimson
cloveris added to the soil, we are at the
same time greatly enriching the supply
of nitrogenwhicn is our most expensive
fertilizer.
s. G. Experiment Station.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-05-11
I. L.. Keller, Merchant, Tailor.
Rejoinlng and Clerning.

A tailoring establishment in oul
prosperous city which enjoys q
most lucrative patronage in add
ton to the esteem and confidence
of the public, is hat conducted by
Mr.. I. l.. Keller, on public square.
This gentleman has been identi'
fed with our city all his life, this
being the home of his birth. Mr..
Keller attended the Agriculture
College of Clemson, S. c., for
two years and while there took up
his profession. He has been To-
Gated here in this work for a year
and during this time he has made
customers among our best people.
carries a line of piece goods
from which he makes trousers as
per order. In addition he does al
tering, repairing, cleaning and
pressing. In all the above men
toned lines Mr.. Keller is an expert
and those placing orders with him
can rely on his knowledge to turn
out the most satisfactory work.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-05-11
Miss Cars Recital.

The music pupils Of Miss Blanche Gary
gave the last Of q series Of recitals on Fri.
day afternoon, May the thirteenth, at foul
thirty o'clock.
The program was as follows:
Loves Pleadings. ...... -. ...Kinkell
Miss Josephine DuPre
In the Blacksmith's Shop.......... s
Miss Marjorie Bradley
Daisy Chain .Spaulding
Miss Mary Aiken
Flower Song ............. ....Lange
Miss Lillian Swetenburg o.
Lily Polka. Fearis
Miss Margaret Perrin
Fifth Norturne .......: $500. .Leybach
Miss Mary Bradley, Miss Edna Bradley
Waltz ..... ........... .......C Chopin
Miss Mary Klugh .
The Little Courtlers ......... Trojeln
Miss Virginia Aiken
Hank! bark the Lark. ........ Liszt
Miss Caroline Gary
Hearts Message. ...............
Miss Marie Carlton
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-05-11
Prof. l. N. Dick Elected TO Huntsville
School.

Prof. L. w. Dick, Superintendent
of the Abbeville City Schools. has been
elected Superintendent of Schools for
the City of Huntsville. The State.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-05-11

OOS' y
Bond Issues.
School bonds 7 per cent 80 year;
$4,000. co., S12, 1oo.o 90 outstand-
ing.
1892.
Seaboard Air Line Railway
shops bonds 80 year, $4,000 90.
1898.
Water works bonds 6 per cent
20 years, optional 20 years S25,-
10000.
1897.
Sewer bonds S per cent, 40 years
optional 20 years, $40, ooo,o
1904.
Electric Light bonds S per cent,
DO years, optional 20 years, sa5,-
10000.
1908.
Amount of sinking fund, August
1908, 's27,511,16.
Total value of property in city
limits, $500, 600.
Total property assessed sI,415,-
500.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-05-11

Misses Fleda Clark and Eupha Simpson
from Lowndesville were shopping in the
city Saturday. m- ..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-05-11

FINANCIAL Statement
The Condition of the City Finan-
cially Furnished by the clerk
of the City Court for the
Fiscal Year Ending March
81, 1910.
Debts.
To Balance. ......... 563.o5
Amt. received from
axes. 15,4Ss.62
To Amt. received from
licences 2,39o.So
To Amt. received from
hnes.............. 2,39o.4o
To Amt. received from
dlspensary........ II,2I7.o5
To Amt. borrowed from
banks. 3,43o.S3
To Amt. received water
works sinking fund. I79.4o
To Amt. received shop
bonds. 2,163.se
To Amt. received from
rents.............. 1,oo1.99
To Amt. received from
other sources...... 531.73
Total. 80
Credits.
Ay.Amt. paid Mayor. 5000
By Amt. paid Clerk. 10000
By Amt. paid poliece.. 3,5o1.oo
To Amt. paid street
work. 3,462.65
To Amt. paid street
work accts. a,16e.7S
To Amt. paid Janitor... 1880
To Amt. paid Electric
Light and Power
Plant. 5,S4I.99
To Amt. paid pipes water
works fixtures. 1896
To Amt. paid sewer bonds
interest. 100000
To Amt. paid Insurance
on city building.... $3.50
To Amt. paid for hose
fire department ...... 5000
To Amt. paid for guard
house. 1850
TO Amt. paid city
building. 1,oo8. "a
To Amt. paid (loan)
The Peoples Saving
Bank. 100000
To Amt. paid Hunter
Bros............ 100000
TO Amt. paid (loan)
Abbeville National
Bank. 7,87o.9a
To Amt. paid city alder
man.............. 1890
TO Amt. paid general
accts 1,o13.8s
Cash Balance. ~2,565.ee
Total. 80
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-05-11

Miss lone Smith entertained the teach
ers of the Graded School Saturday Morn
lug at HI elaborate luncheon Sweet Pea
were the Flowers used to complete tie ar
rangement of the beautifully appointed
table. A delightful menu Of Grape Juice
soup, salad, cream, and coffee was served
Miss Smith assisted Miss Iowne in receiv-
ing her guests.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
nMEkEEPERS COUNT
 OUT RA|LROADERS

At the Y. M c. A. last night the Time Keepers bowling team defeat cd the Railroad team. The scores were as follows:
 Time Keepens-Gardner I52. ls0. i7s, total si7; Ray l32. 15l. I5l, to- cal 437: Owen 145. 1ll. l3s, total 425. Team total 1879.
 Railroad-Cratey 1sl, lo3. 90. tor tai 3s4:. Casnes los I1s, 12i, total s4s; Swaneck 12o. l&0. l74. total 434. Team total l106
 Tuesday night the Dew Drops will play the Morning Glories. wednes- lay night the Copper Queen Reds xiil play the Angius team. Thurs lay night the Copper Queen Biues will play the Fair Store team. Satur- day night the Machinists will play the Blue Jays. The hand bah tour nament will begin Monday night.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
The Gatlin Treatment n D AYPopeRMlc ,NJec
The Easy Way" To
 Stop Drinking

Think Of it! THREE DAYS-no longer, only seventy.two hours in which 70 take away all desire and appetite for drink under contract Any business man-any man--cap spare three days in which to avail himself of that great ASSET-thal
 The Gatlin treatment contains no poisonous drugs, no substitute stim. uiants-there are no bad after ef. fects-a treatment so harmless tha, a child could take it, yet the most effective remedy ever discovered. In THREE DAYS every trace of al coholic poison is eliminated iron, the system, and with it gJes aiI
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
A POPULAR LAMENT. Where Would Sooety Be If One Was Iudoed for the Sins of Others7

70; tried one O. those hair tonics sometime ago and 1t never did me bit Of good"
 That's what many people are say irg to-day when they refuse Herpi- scide a trial
 ! II would be as sensible 10 say 'I never travel on a railroad because ofteE see collisions mentioned in the papers,
 Newbrc'S Herpicide is specially made to destroy the germ that is living on the roots cf your hair.
 Ina, Is why 1t is so exceedingly ef1icacious :t is there for the sole purpose of ridding the hair of this parasitic growth, after which Inc hair grows as rature intended.
 Sold by leading druggists. Send iec in stamps for sample to the Her pici6c Co, Detroit, Mich. ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES GUARAN.
 FEED. =. sIseEE FROG CO. Special Agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
THAT MYSTERIOUS LADY-The Hindoo queen, palmist and clairvoy' ant, Room l1 Hotel Letson. II
EAGLES MOVE QUARTERS.

The Eagles have moved their lodge room quarters from the Pythian Cas- .ie cn O. K. street to the Fair hail. They will install their newly elected officers on the night of January 2 after which there will be smoker to which a number O: people not nr.mbere of the order have been invited
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
IAN E-RUFFUM.

Announcements are out for the wed ding o. Franklin E. Lane and Mrs. Adelaide II. Buffum which took place Decesnber N5. at the Presbyterian Manse Rev John Fry officiated. Mrs. Lane will leave 5con for the east to visit relatives, returning to her home in Bisbee within short time.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
OPERATE ON DOCTOR

Dr. Vanneman of Douglas who was brought to the Copper Queen hos pital Friday morning was operated on Friday night for appendicitis. He was reported last evening as in very satisfactory condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
CHRISTMAS TURKEYs-ToVREA's
IFWIs NO sEIIER.

There wss no improvement in the condition af Del Lewis yesterday and there is Lot much hope of his im- rsediate rpCLNery. The surgeons haze not been able to operate and he Is growing weaker
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25

which makes the business go st. BRlETY,
 The Gatiin Home Treatment should be taken by those who cannot come |" the institute for three days.
 The greatest privacy is ma'ntainei at the Gatlin Institute for either men or women who desire seciu- sion while taking treatment craving and desire for alcoholic. liquor.
 Only the Gatlin treatment assures permanency.
 All patients accepted for treat ment under contract to cure ir three days-under contract to cure satisfactorily--or treatment costs nothing
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
INyuRep TX RUNAWAY.

James Nicholas. who Twas injured in a runaway near, Loxeil the first of last week was able to return to town yesterday. He and Shorty Henderson were driving out to x. F. D. Nicholes' ranch and the wagon broke down. The ho0 1n away and both the men we 7wn out and more or less hurt.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
BRIDE AND GROOM ReTUeN

Deputy Sheriff Will White and bride arrived yesterday fr7m their honey moon trip to Phoenix They were gwen a serenade at Osborn yester- day morning by a Slovenian band when they alighted from the ahst bound train. MT and Mrs. White wilIs-eside in the Joe McKean house. and have already begun housekeep- Ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
CHRISTMAS ruRkeys-rovRsA.s
TO FACE JURY.

Elmer Penny was bound over yes terdsy to the grand jury by Justice High on the charge of having made an assault with a deadly weapon. Ills bail was fixed at $500 which Psr ny promptly furnished W. H. White s the complaining witness.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
CHRISTMAS TURXEYs-ToVREs's
HAS vARIcELLA.

Dr. Herendeen of the C. & A. hos pital medical staff has been i'll for the past two CT three days with vari celia. He wa,s able 10 be at the of- fee yesterday afternoon for a short time.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
REPORTS ExAeeERAr,oN

John Hogan received letter yes terday from H. H. Dunn. American consul at the City of Mexico. which states that the revolution in Mexico Is not as extensive as has been re- ported and that the government is able to cope with the situation.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
EREEr FREEl FREE,

We have discontinued our mer- chants lunch, but will have a FREE lunch every day from eleven thirty to two thirty. Office Saloon
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
cANANEA LIVELY.

Joe Cohn, editor of the Sonora News Of Canapea. was iR Bisbee last evening on his way to Fl Pas9 to visit his mother and sister He stat
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
ena,srmAs rvskEys-rovasA.s
CUT A MELON.

The Miners and Merchants Bank stockholders were given a nice Christmas remembrance by the board of directors yesterday. The board met at the bank yesterday morning and declared five per cent dividend on the capital stock.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25

Change of lunch every day at George Roberts on Main street @That good place to eat"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
PASSENGER TRAFFIC BRISK.

The holiday passenger traffic on the E. P. & s. w has been unusually brisk Tor the past two days. Seventy holiday rate tickets were sold out of here yesterday
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
FINE COFFEE MAKER

The new coffee urn for the Busy Zee cafe has arrived and has been put in place It is the finest urn that was eyer brought to this city and makes French drip coffee.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
HAVE SHORT VACATION

Many of the men employed at the Shattuck mine are 1enioying "a three. days vacation whi,e new collar is being put in at the shaft.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25

cd that cananea Is lively and that there Is absolutely no revolutionary talk In the camp v'sir
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25

The street cars all stop in froni of Geo. Roberts Main Street "Ths' good place to eatr .g. .1.......
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25

We are overstocked on Fancy China, and while it lasts will sell. at big reduction. W. s. Stodghill. iOld StaDeard Furniure Cc.'s stand) Brewery Gulch. I67.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
ATTENTION ELEs

OPEN HOUSE ALL DAY CHRIST MAS FOR ELkS AND THEIR FRiENos-EvEHYTHiNc YOURS COME AND HELP YOURSELVES.
 HOUSE COMMITTEE
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
CHRISTMAS TuRKEYs-TovRERs
SOCCER FOOTBALL TODAY

The soccer football game between the Tombstone Stars and the Ln- well Independents will be played at the Warren ball park this afternoon. The game will be called at 1:3o. Another association team is to be organized and a series of games will be arranged to last through tho winter
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25

Go to shattacks saloon f;r your Christmas Turkey.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
. . . > = . . = . = = . = = . . CITY hEWs IN BRIEF ( . . . . < . C = . . . . . = .
LiIrLE eIRL ARRIVES,

Born 10 M. Dickenson O. Orchard aEenue Friday night, a daughter.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25

This is the place. and you've got the girl. You'll get a greater va-ie-
 ty of entertainment here for 15 cents than yau can get anywhere eiae for dollar.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25

! Mound City Paints wear ionees
 and look best, eIseEE HARDWARE
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
AT THE OFFICE SALOON Chile beans, evenings, free.
ovrRHAuLINe ICE PLANT.

'fhe L. I. company is cverhaul.ng the ice plant and is making num- Der of improvements. new steam linc is Icing put in which is so ar ranged that if any oae of the boilers in itc battery should go out of com nilsson 1t would not interfere with the delivery of steam 10 the engines.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25

Go to shattuck's saloon fsr your Christmas Turkey
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
Hardware Racket

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Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25

The Original epdwsiser beer on drausht, and s-year-oid Taylor
 whiskey at George Roberts on Main Street. That geod place to est"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25
MOVES TO MOUNTAIN VIEW.

John Corning has moved from War Ten to Dixie Canyon where he will reside on the Mountain View prop erty which be is operating on 9 lease.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25

4 full line of Christmas cards.
 decorations and toys, prices right ". $. Stodghili. tOid Standard Furn iirre Co.'S Location) Brewery Guich
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-25

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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-09

MANY Of the papers are Specializing
upon the reasons for Kentucky's
small increase in population during
the rast ten years compared with
most of the southern states, the in
crease being only sc per cent. Several
have ascri5ed IL TO the tax conditions
isxity OF law enforcement and other
things, but the nomadic instinct
winch animates the people seems TO
us to he the real cause. kentucky
was settled in the first place by those
hardy pioneers who were impelled by
lure Of the west to Cross the noun.
tiins from Virginia, and this spirit
has simply descended to the present
generation. Kentuckians have thick.
ly settled in nearly all of the western
states, and more are leaving constant
ly. many to find conditions in the
fight TOR existence much harder than
they left at home. But still they will
go, and it is a hard light for these
" no stay to keep the balance even.
We believe already like be Frank
tort News, that Kentucky's resources
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-09

There is talk OF holding a state PR
nary to selec; the democratic cau1i
dates for Office and at the same
time nominate the popular choice for
United States Senator to succeed
Paynter. A primary is the faircst
methDd OF making a nomination. ano
the sooner the direct primary OF
IS a1npted the rct'"r tor
the state. II is suggested tnat either
pcf re or after the n~iniry cur,en-
tier could De mad u 1dop, a plat
form upon which the denoCiacy OF
the state cCud 4, paf,,'e tic couple
with its noIanrceS This al sounds
lise tn, right stuff to us.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-09
REAPiNc seNgFir
From The Experience OF Stanford
People.

We are fortunate indeed 10 be
able 10 profit by the experience OF
our ncighbcrs The public utterrnc,
OF stanford residents on the following
subject viii interest and benefit thou
sands Of our readers. Read this
statement No better proof can be
had
John r. Barnette. carpenter Row
land. street stanford. Ky. says Il
used q great number of kidney reme
dys IN the past three wears and can
say that Doan's Kidney Pills brought
me the first relief Ny work oblices
me To- do heavy lifting aud stoop,ng
~ times. and this weakened INV kid.
mNs. suffered from pain across
ne small of nv hack that often be.
came so intenso ! as unable To do
anything. was feeling miserable
when ] learned OF Doan's Kidney Pills
and they were recommended so high.
~ mat ! procured a supply at Shugars
aud Tanners Drug store. This rene.
dy gave almost instant relief and for
that reason, gladly recommend II.
For sale by all dealers. Price soc
Foster Milburn Co. buffalo. New
YORK sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other.