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La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21

served lunch Miss Hannah Norton
was 4 guest.
DR.. J. F. Findley was called to
Timpas yesterday to conduct = fun
eral service.
II. W. Potter left Wednesday
for Nebraska City, Neo., to spend
some time looking after business
matters.
James Dodds left Thursday for his
his home in Los Angeles, Calf. af-
ter a short visit with relatives and
friends in this city.
Mrs. AIDA Thompson left last
week for Apache. Okla, where she
will spend several weeks with her
SON Rev. Owen Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank S,ahl have as
their guests Mrs. Stahl's sister. Mrs.
W. Gilman, OF Indianapolis, Ind.
and Mr.. Stahl's sister, Mrs. Casely,
OF Colorado Springs.
Mrs. R. J. Bole who spent several
weeks in this city with Mr.. and Mrs.
d. A Boie and other relatives and
friends, left Tuesday night for her
home in Mount Clair, y. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ Detamore re-
turned home Thursday night from
Denver where they attended the
Grand Lode ~ n n which
Was held In that city las, week
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21
SOME MORE SHORT ONES.

Mrs. Grant Harbour. OF Harbour
dale, spent several days this week
with friends in this city.
Miss Mary Neible. OF Dayton. Ohio.
is the guest OF her uncle, C. W.
wonderly and family for a short
visit.
Mrs. W. II. Rife and daughter.
Miss Alberta. returned home Tues
day from visit with relatives at
Minneapolis. Minn.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Reeder, who spent the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. II.
W. Wagner, left Tuesday for Troy.
kss-, TO visit her son.
The St Andrews Guild OF the
Episcopal church spent a most pleas
an, afternoon Thursday with Mrs ].
A. Burwell The meeting next week
will be with Mrs. Ira Hall.
Or. Frank Finney lef, last Sun
day for Chicago 10 attend a medical
meeting. and then went to Cincinna-
ii. Ohio. 10 visit his daughter. Mrs.
Jesse Williams and family
Mrs. Rufus Phillips Was hostess
on Wednesday afternoon TO the
Round Dozen Club. Needle work and
conversation made the afternoon a
pleasant one. Later the hostess
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
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S~rmaa D. ;hs ,asssr Sas.s~r
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ca-,sE;a1 sast-aSgr ~ s-'i
svs,ss LEADER. Miss Nsiis- Mash
Esxn ssc<g~ a. 's;i s'ehsck-
ss,si~~s. -Oo~< ar Sss,r.res. vasca.-
ras Sia,iAs .--a'ns s~rnsa VII
,s ,a~ sscvnst sf . ssr,.ss se sp~rtA.
,scnsns vassn n sssaS e.vsa ~ N
vsa,ff~y ra~ss ssr1sas vii esara
s~~rs saAss sf nv sad sas saaiir
n cvr,fA,Is s1r.rs't
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21
vsssr rxxxsarxx.ax
g.. n lAiis-s. - D.. Hs~sr

Ss,n,hay .cnaui a. ? a. sei1ssl
r-.scains a. ~ 1gi,fss. WITH ~r>
nun Dr. rr <anfs:. af Las slsfnns
cn-,sttna faatmvur ae s-iiI
aeirst
r,~aniins s1 IN senrtt. win
.r-nan hK tas ,ssszsri ssth.sgt. 'css
Ns-.r.ni,r-. se tis <'n trisnst Ear-
naaifv'
A aoefinf ia~.fafauu 10 sx.m.i.s.f ~
a. x~nsrE public m ttzsn,f r.iss''
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La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21

II the next session OF congress is
as extrayaeant as the last the Sixty
| fourth Congress viii have appropri-
ated four billions OF dollars. That's
iust about what the civil war cost
US and We haven't yet finished pay
Ing that bill.
We find reminiscent note In the
fact that Mr.. Bryan's itinerary of
speeches this year in support OF Will
son is substantially the same as
that he followed in ls0& In adyo-
cacy OF Parker. We can recall vivid
ly the vote which Parker got in the
states where Bryan campaiEned for
him.
California will wrestle with the
wet and dry problem in the COM
ing election. Two liquor propositions
are before the voters. Proposition
No, calls for prohibition effect
i've January !, 1890. or over three
years after the election. in order to
give the vineyard people opportunity
10 plant other crops. Proposition
No, > abolishes all drinking places
including saloons. and the serving OF
liquor with meals in hotels and res
taurants. but gives the people an
opportunity TO buy alcoholic bever-
ages in two-sallon quantities for use
In the home. The contest that is
being wased naturally is bitter. Al
legged conditions in Colorado are
cited on both sides We are paint
,d both as state where crime has
decreased and where prosperity has
been the result OF our dryness. and
as veritahle mess of bootlegxerism
and general woe,
Newspaper advertising today is
business Insurance The universal
ity ot the newspaper is the first
thing that attracts national ad-
vrrtiser, He knows he can buy news
paper circulation in exact quantities
The Advertising be may be doing to-
day may not be 50 much 20 making
customers bay more of his product
a. il Is 10 increase for the ;siure.
After conti,ions reach a normal
stasr, the advertiser who has used
the ueWspePers widely Will fevl tha,
he has bull, up for his product a
Widespread puhlie demand that can
70, - affected ay shrinsAee in the
size % individual orders And Il
TIE Judgment @ men Who are SPEND
i-s close to 1Se million dollars in
Er~spApsr spAce tsts year means
ANYTHING. advertising Is the best ia
srzraacs '---wulsu a Thompson
director q ,As RzrvAa ., Aavsrtis-
izs et the Az~rieNa NsEsPSps-
Publishers ASsoSiat;o--
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21
er.~.-s. P-~h.u~ Ssnsss~t ~

Ras essni setsr sEnsnsnfsnx ~ %
a~ax se ans sf ras osiiu~sns rsan-
sry prssbsrsA. votoosne arsnA. suc-
- wun. Mn - osaelzE0a1A, -
nsssu1 - - - = - -, lsna
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La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21

4 trv. dollar ssuzcs - clssr,r4
tatc tss raiiNSy eassrvSs I; eill ~
r,syp svrr. rest : Nsst has ervn
haPpvpirE 'u nv CsUc1 states We
saw ,rvs ;A.s war tsy smallest eon-
,tracssos 81 sailTasv sieev ter civil
Wsr w ssss Sevs lvss frTtsht cars
hut-g rot railways .inr'y hkyS ses
ers2 iu a positive - kcrs az thvir
rcatFerpt rhts ,i-ve-sstsseS T.
ssF et ~ ~Vsk rsrts cs ear i-tgs-
trtsf sssty- -s'rauk V2-1s-1ir-
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21

soar rseaaifcan cons-s~sm=a
,hsaai }. shcesd f-Ym cvmrs,ia
s,.s yea sid 80 especially ,s~.a
saa N an tsi-ss n ni,S-.d "
<.s5aS. sso = ,ae ,-~n. Z ,s~s,isae
VI AS t;rt-~t a,i ,s..r has s~~a.
ss . sfnsls q cs-,-c,axy-r and .
congressman >vm siis ,sst-.re
ir9usf ne srscs az ismssrscy ssf
Iid nis av-f - i.-t-,r oar ,as,-
s.s-s insliisc-S D. soesns iii Sarsr.
ne N .vaeon and gae ~ wason u,
1shas saga- ~ t,s t--. nst n
>fsens was iiso, ,arssounr's nrpm,-
lHank ~ No ssis ,ars sf fst. m
in.essns ta,t sneVa-ssing ~ san-
s,h' i.ginigr> ami s-oahs MAKERS
htring No gpai s-,as sas ar1ashs
ihnan1r tBit lisg--,cs lnan ths asr
taina ~ fuiursau -rls iIist-,rt
fs"'is ssioh . na1 40 sso. &. MH,issA
nsii p raprs-aot q N qvna--sl "a,
iae nssn q ---i,enh as MA iisf-.rr
'pr tnirsr-ses v@ar-. N . urpDns
-.vnnii.sn. in,i ss . ,ussn.-s man
n nitnai,sss sraaa.bf,ri vita n.
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en- asrscai'rr-f wnndnsinf. sad ma.
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siss~--sns ssnst sf sesssw sna6 yin
suesass4 u ~ - ioGnun - -
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La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21

a. sttes Watts svrt i-EusfrsS1s-
q cyr- hr- vtsnt4s - -, ,-ys,sd
Is PSlae ccsyv-sStsSz ~ urals
'rstst ehs Fg-,a >sysgty yt-aft tss
seaygrssstsa ts nar-lacay rtgts,s
~ u.ls q sscgS,S, ss rllr-Ass.
A-~ sel sI-s wa rcTv ugs-
,Sar1 the ssNeu .itss
Nst ~ wa yvsrJ b. EsE
rpr a tys wgarss thgr~ vts
,.ls1es a. ~ ~als~ evssasasJ hrr
Ascs rnga sat1VH-y - -sssst asr
heal ava l,ksJ
Wa tlg h,ss sg4- 80. sIye
yvr'-
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21

waas have th.f bsseS-l,5c had,
sr- 1,sas s9r ases' ms s-~assd
,tga a sVB,ilsipa sAas sA4-S "a, a
gSrsastVas -vaxs ~ ,sr'ss ulssssal -
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iSri ,lsI-rvcss9B -1sAsr shai slssr
sstt5sm~1s rhss sae9a-ss~a vts~
hsaev alsrsa4 ~ H4-ulsA1s ia.ia,-
1-taf ssasv ta4 grosseca. Fsr ~
vva-> sass grvm SGD scmssnsasio
NV taI PASSED l9gs mss s1arEtis-
= sVmRhlifJ 9f errvosvJ' ssaSh--
ns sc,tis-, i0ar.sl ,sri.nsgs 81 ne
iai1l LABOR and siKas ksgar AVS.
sae ass~s as~-sussd . ssnsis ease *
siRiasien- rnss se2rsofl ii,=,s1n~
snsr e~tsssa ~9rsvr and suaa1s@r
-plbsr tlsi Agtr nisim1ss u aissc>
fst -S,.rarys A ca-a.on.
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21

The President has kop, us cut OF
war" hu, would Yen likc to have
him boss the icn IL some enc should
force war On us'
"nr sppi US gu, et war" viii be
a. much Of a political Joke after the
somlns election a. sixteen TO cue,
without tho aid cr consent et ANY
nation on earth, Mas teenN years
aso
Democratic cousrrssmea complain
that thrs haNr been cNerworkrd
piuce President wilson was msps'
uutrd They should DC patirnt
Most Of them viii have a iopE Naca'
t,on after March I, isiE,
E,sH birds have adopted clee-
Irtytty tof cooking r~0 snakes
~rrv toppd hanging oNrr hish c>-
teusioa pirrs Ia California where
the e,rd, haJ dropPrd them Roth
the snakes Nrtr donr 10 gurn
rhr Democratic pariy has ignposrd
extra taxes ga the people amounting
tp ssee, eep.r zoe pc aBuum rhry
hayr yrcstea 3Spe2 pcN oifi1vs, In,
sol,Ns permanent burden cn the
ge0p,v " steeet.ten Prt anHuw
rhr tcmegraw arv srvst 90 eva
ous erioyv slogti0a, tuy ~bca in
otii,c thsS asv pgoiltssty 10 she ~
ifvipe uJaty
Il wty,op krgJ "a, Nuy ~ ~ar, WhN
va, iy TIA, ErPt SeJsvsiasa Ncl
lAsa n-Amkrk. NorpAy aS3 SNrJe
rs eug ~ var Nr wilsea. a'sS'
rhgry ~As pS;Ams ~ Prvecst suy
esttes Ss earth rvs ee.fns yhh,s
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ths osN Ava tss c : a ,sN~v1
spS ipS'ss>ttNs o purchase ~rrv
teosv krrep A. "~ar sAefrs rasn,
ptsyyg5v3 b, ogpuiea piaays
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semmIl1y r taas atl ~ -iSas
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snBrsnt rssVriina ~ tna ss-tisnsns
II ~ n N,fid. issirrlat ssnarst nai-
ssr ~ ras Nganaia Ssasy- rsbs-
,aoas rtaig-p1a Gu -vcsa.,y
W ia s'f'h ~ ssr',,s ~ hsa-,i,s,
ss.Ds o.si oslor. r,~ Ss,ss Yasac
r'siitsa- cVmnission ~ - ns.-cs.-
s~roa hh9 ~ r~ssonasasnsss sf
NJ ,--s- AMI sns .hs,ltas- sk a.
vses'ss 1f ~ svmaaas >ir> yyrS
end cn!ifoeaa 49, ~ ,al~ ,t,e,s
ss.s,i 5s cphn-sho a ,o.ns ,t a.
pnnssr ss r,a'ph,sns- n Ira N svm-
ss-'son - m ,opaiaisoa And m
ro.os % .soN~sihillfs ~ AZ wczuns
~ sha ,,ars ~ si,nphoas eryias.
A, an 1nlicsson gf M -s,hl
str',i's- s,saa D. sna ef cpiprssiu =
sss sr'onlt'ursi evmnohtius lasra
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La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21

A. an bniieseon gf M -.,hl
strsia. 's,ssa D. ena of cpprssios =
sas iar'oult,rrsl oVmm@hiiu. ,hara
~ ,ot,,d m gexsBiaaison ~ t1a
k9sss Noan'nin gsai ioahsrs ts-
1sisison. Inaarbng 10 IN nsmhsr.
mp soma s,ntN -rma and lhiiis,i
uals IN eolpr,.io ,ad Ni,s Nszic9
siish have 'nsgn Al in,fr.-t n ,1a
handing pe M saars grqu u ,.aas
m t,is s.ctson s,saa oas.r- az
Utah and bmho ss,.sntls viii ,s-
ipns ~ M nas srynnsEat,on. esa-
srsl ,ess,rtisa p.ssnrr. vii ss
si,sps'rL ii,.r', ps.ns sas-l mr. tr-asat
Sis r~soast-iessoa ss a. Hssam IN,
sRscssoa asailiissss and n.ssar-. ~
ppsssst safAsr srsskDsak u sasssrs
QnrsstA S1sere 10 ~ lins VI sss>k
I (Q1nA - hanR sg0an - -
s---ar-~s 's-sss
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21

II wtl,oH Acct "a, Nuy ~ ~ar, NhO
was iy tha, krPt SetseslssG Ncl
Asa prAwGrk NoreAy aH3 S~rJ-
cs cuy ~ var Nr Mil,eg a'so'
Thyrv ~As nS;hms ~ FrvNvsi suy
psttes os earth rvs ee.fns yhRs
" ne ~ss ssu,v tf F sastr1 -, bat
tes crc sNa tss e : a ,sN~rd
srS irS'fz>StSs iS purvhss- ~vrv
tAD-v kpr~r - "~ar tAeir- rssn,
stsyygry3 b, wasEtea P'ssys,
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21

Oue srvAt dtttcrvaer between
McSJroW Wilson abj Grover Cleyc-
lsnd = that when Cleveland Vas =
candidate tcr re-rlevti0E Ne asa not
seek - ccNvr az sny ~ his admin
tstratNv acts sN asking Harrison.
What NcUl1 wa have tcret~ tie
s,rpgcd iO the trOai toi3 What be
esJ tcsr. had his r~ssVs, 'cr it
sr1 yhrn tvok ne Soaut ~ elerttoa
Cav.
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21

And nov the Denver Post Is ap'
poaiinE TO the dear people To stand
by the president" but what We
would like 10 know Is whether they
aant u. to stand by him like Bryan
did. or like Kelly did.
-
seventy acres Of tomatoes were
handled this year by the Fowler
Canning Company r~enty-siN ~o'
men and thirt.en men were EN-
ployed In the factory and nineteen
men In the tomato fields,
We believe In an eight hour daN
because man does better work
within eight hours than he does In
more extended asy' said the Pres
idcnt a, Shadow Lawn, Hut there is
not trainman tn the country who
has any thought OF eonfintns his
lahors 10 eight hour a day,
y
Tom lyman. wsrdcn ct the Colo
rado state PcniIer,isr,, Is planning
to close enc ot the larsr cell houses
On the tirst dsN et November. be
cause the number ct commitments to
the pre,trutiArS has tstlcn c,t forty
per cent since the saloons Nerr
closed ~ tho first % January las,
=
Oue ervAt dtttrrvnvr between
~. N.trf..,,, .sR f,r,,a.. s>t.,...
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21

The armSyrsti, pariy has inpNscd
extra taxes ga the people amounting
ip ssNe, ,eep. zoe prs anuum They
haNr yrcstrd SSNeN prN officc,, IN.
Nrl,Ws permanent burden cr the
geop,y W steetttne Prt anauw
rhr tcmeyrats arv stvst 90 eva
otp, bricyv slvytiOa tuy ~hce in
ottiyc thsS asv PrVilsstr to she cN-
tfvwv NaiJ
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21

tNen bitds have adopted rlet-
IrtytN tor cooking r~N snakes
~rtr found hanging oNrF hish cN.
tenstcA sIrr, Ia California ~herr
the bird, haJ dropped thrm Roth
the snakes Nvtv adcnr 10 = Iurn
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-02-02
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of Clarendon.

John S. Watt and NJ. E. Watt, Plaintiff
against
Eliza Tisdal, Mary Tisial, John Dick
son, Henrltte McCrew, Willie Watt.
Regime Zeigler. William Siawson,
Mary Ann Ainslie, Julia G. Hipps.
Avn Henri Ragin, Camilla c. Ragin,
John E. Ragin, Rufus Ragin, L. Il.
Watt, and Joseph Watt, James Watt
Belle Watt, John Dow, Richard Roe
and others unknowo heirs of J. b.
Watt, deceased.
+ NOTICE OF SALE.
Under and by virtue OF Judgment
Order of the Court of Common Pleas,
in the above stated action, to me di-
rected, bearing date of January 9th.
1916, will sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash, at Claren-
don Court House, at Manning. within
the legal hours for judicial sales, 90
Monday the 7th day of February 1916,
being salesday, the following described
real estate:
All that piece parcel or tract OF land
lying, being and situate in the County
Of Clarendon, in the State Of South Car
olina. containing one hundred and hfty
(150) acres, more or less, and bounded
aud bultlug as follows. to wit: North
bv lands of William Tiudal, formerly
of J. R. Tames and lands OF Shadrach
Walker; East by lands of J. 81. Dingle
and lands of James r. G. Corbett:
South by lands of Mrs. Eliza Wells,
and West by lands os James B. Hof-
ladaY.
ALSO
All that lot of land and buildings
thereon in the Town OF Summerton,
County of Clarendon, State Of South
Carolina, containing one-half acre and
bounded and butring as follows, to wit:
North By Main Street; East by lot OF
--Windham, South by lot of W: W.
Anderson, and West by lands OF r. g.
Chewing. the same being shown a. as
lot No. II on plat made by b. T..
Cantey in 1905. measuring pinety (9Ol
feet on Main Street and back line OF
said lot extending back from Main
Street two hundred and forty two (242l
feet. The same being the lot conveyed
by Elizabeth N. Briggs and L. II.
Briggs as Trustees to L. r. Watt on
the Goth day of June, 1905.
Purchaser TO pay for papers.
E. B. GAMBLE,
Sheriff, Clarendon County.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-02-02
EVERY WEDNESDAY

Hon. John L. McLaurin was
reelected last week by the leg
islature as warehouse commis-
sioner over two opponents, and
deservedly so. McLaurin is the
''dadey" of the warehouse sys-
TEN, and he alone knows all OF
the workings of this system, and
if the general assembly had
elected one of the other gentle.
men that aspired for the place,
it would have been nothing less
than suicide to this great institu-
ton. Not because either of
these men are not competent,
but because McLaurin has had
the experience and knows just
what to do with it. He received
the endorsement Of people that
had never endorsed him before,
which goes to show conclusively
that they believed he was the
man for the place. We have
always thought he would make
good if given chance, and he
has proven it. McLaurin by his
great brain IS making the whole
south sit up and take notice, and
in time 10 come he will be the
greatest man in South Carolina,
and especially so, among the
farmers, who he is striving so
hard to help.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-02-02
Rare Books Fetch High Prices.

Ben Jonson's works were in favor
when the sale of the fourth portion OF
the Huth library commenced at Sothe-
by's In London. The only copy known
on large paper Of ''The Fall OF Sc
Janus" realized $4,000. 1t was IN
creased in value by being an auto
graph copy, containing in Ben JON
sons writing the dedication: ITO my
perfect friend, Mr.. Francis Crane, !
erect this pillar Of friendship, ano
leave It as the eternal witness of my
loye.->Ben Jonson." The fourth book
printed with a date, Ba!bu's Cathol'
icon," fetched $500, and the second
of the original unauthentic quarto eHl'
ions Of John, King of England, a
play used by Shakespeare, realized
$3.50.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-02-02
Old.riHa Maoea.

The history OF Rumford gives the
following account Of how farm work
was paid among the early settlers OF
Rumford: Young men who went out
to work received S8 per month. for the
six busiest months Of the year, which
was considered good wages. though
an extra hand sometimes earned $40.
Every sick day and every holiday was
deducted. It was also specified that,
40 cash should be paid, but settlement
to be made in products Of the farm.
Girls received for services 80 to 70
eents week. II the work was spin
ming wool, the days work was I'VE
skeins of warp or si1 skeins OF filling.
Calico was Is cents yard.--Lewiston
Journal.
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SoO w wv poQu0S VI q u'A'0AS
composed Of 1000 pounds Of i6I
per cent acid phosphate, 300
pounds of Z per cent cotton seed
meal, and 200 pounds of nitrate
of soda is recommended. This
mixture should analyze, 0.8 per
cent available phosphoric acid,
nitrogen equivalent to 4.6 per
cent ammonia, and enough pot
ash will be furnished by the cot
ton seed meal to give the mix
ture a content of 0.6 per cent
potash.
Recommendations for Coastal
Plain Soil: For the coastal plain
region we recommend that un-
bleached wood ashes be conserv-
ed as much as possible and ap-
piled as far as they will go on
the cotton land, on account OF
their potash content, at the rate
of from $50 to 200 pounds per
acre. About ten days or two
weeks after this application is
made, apply from 300 to 300
pounds of formula No. /, found
under recommendations for Pied
mont soils. On the remainder
of the cotton land apply animal
manure at the rate of about two
tons per acre in the drill, and in
addition, from 800 to 800 pounds
of an acid phosphate and cotton
seed meal mixture, mixed at the
rate of 200 pounds of acid to 100
pounds Of cotton seed meal If
If the supply of wood ashes and
manure is inadequate for the
cotton land, use from 400 to 500
pounds of a mixture composed of
equal parts of acid phosphate
and cotton seed meal. If nitrate
of soda is to be used, We recon-
mend it's application about the
middle of June.
For corn we recommend a
a mixture of acid phosphate and
cotton seed meal mixed in pro-
portion of 200 pounds of acid to
100 pounds of cotton seed meal.
The quantity applied will vary
with the fertility of the soil,
from 800 pounds per acre on
poor land to 800 pounds per acre
on fertile lands. The corn should
be top. dressed with from 90 to
200 pounds of nitrate of soda.
depending on the fertility Of the
soil. The nitrate of soda should
be applied when the corn is be.
tween knee height and hip.height
and when the blades are dry.
Nitrate of soda should be ap
piled to small grain early in
March and at a time when the
blades are dry.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-02-02
Seiatica's Piercing Pain.

To kill the nerve pains OF Sciatica
YOU can always depend on Sioan'S Lin.
iment. 1t penetrates to the seat OF
pain and brings ease as soon as IL is ap-
plied. A great comfort TOO with
Sloan's is that no rubbing is required.
Sloan's L:niment is invaluable for stop
ping muscular or nerve pain OF any
kind. Try it at once If you suffer with
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sore Throat,
Pain in Chest, Spraius, Bruises. etc.
It is excellent for Neuralgia ard Head
ache. 25c at all Druggists.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-02-02
For Children's Cough.

You cannot use anythius better for
yoar child's cough and cold than DR.:
Ki2g's New Discovery. 1t is prepared
from Pine Tar mixed with healing and
soothing balsams. 1t does not contain
anything harmful and IS slightly laxa-
tive, just enough to expel the polsons
from the system. DR.. Kings Ne" DIS,
covery is antiseptic-kills the co'o
germs raises the phlegn-loosenS the
cough and soothe5 the irritation. Don /
put off treatment. Coughs ana Colo>
often lead to serious lung troubles. 1t
is also good for adults and the ased.
Get a bottle today. All Drusgisss-AdV
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-02-02
Bank Stock Sale.

Notice IS hereby given that pursuant
to an order OF James NJ. Windham,
Esv., Judge of Probate, will sell at
public auction. to the highest bidder
for cash, in front OF the Court House
at Manning, S. c., on Saturday, Febru-
ary II, 1916, at u o'clock noon, 10
shares OF stock IN Bank of Clarendon,
of the Estate of J. Ebert Davis, de-
ceased. Julius S. Davis.
Administrator.
January. 25, 1916.
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HoW'S This Z

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured hv
Halls Catarrh Cure.
2. J. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, 0.
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for The last Is years, and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions and imam
cially able 10 carry out any obligations made BY
their firm.
WEST s. TRuAX, wholesale druggists, Toledo, O.
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting
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