Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, May 09, 1902, Image 7
s. * Th? Inquisitive Yankee Abroad.
J A curio us American arrived in
'London one morning recently.* iterc
s are a few of the questions he asked
in the feveningf Why' dor butchers
wear blue aprons wtoteh will, not
show diri. while aaaiamnts iV boot
shops wear immaculate white
aprons? Why is footwear "boots,"
while the boy who polishes them is
a "shoe'" blaric? Why ii tlrerpj no
direct bus from London bridge station
to WaWrlbo? Why U the poste
restante in the largest city of the
world not open all nightr Wfty?do
many women wear straw hats in the
winter? Why can't you get break1
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lusi in a restaurant witnin a reasonable
time after "sunup?" When is
"sunup" anyhow ??London Chronicle.
Frye'e Fix.
In the debate on the ship subsidy
bill in the senate recently Senator
W. P. Frye of Maine rose to speak
with evident effort. lie said that
he was neither physically nor mev?
tally able to do justice to his sub?
ject and reiparked, "In trying to
avoid the Cnitybaia of smallpox I
ran into thfe Scylla of vaccination,
and which is the afore painful I am
unable' to d6fcerbiine.**
Another Blow to ftomanCo.
Romance is m?eHng;with' disaster
all along the line. The language of
the eyes is now to be used by in;
8urance Coitfpanifed ~ to find out a
nan's condition. Formerly the eye
was the wludbw of the soiu; n6w it
is merely the peekhole of a diagnosis.?Baltimore
American.
- A Vegitaflan.
Nabob?I presume you have read
about Bacon.
Numbskull? Yes, in a desultory
way, but I'm a vegetarian, and the
meat diet doesn't interest me much.*
?Ohio Stale Journal.
A Confirmed Grumbler.
Cawker?What a sonfirmed pessimist
Fosdick is.
Cumso?That's what. That man
wouldn't be glad even if he were
happy.? Detroit Free Press.
Love on the Farm.
She?Shi Don't say it so loud.
We're too near that rorncrib.
ITe?Well, what of it?
She?because it's full of ears, ail^
It Olrdle* the G'obe.
The fatalo of Buckleu's Arnica Salve,
as the best in the world, extends round
the earth. It's the one perfect healer
of Cuts, Corns. Barns. Bruises Sores.
Scalds, Roils, Ulcers, Felons, Aches,
Paius and all Skin Eruptions. Only
infallible Pile core. 25c a box at II. A
Ligon's.
A bird on toast is worth a dozen
in the bush.
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured After
Fourteen Tears of Suffering.
"I have been afflicted with sciatic
rheumatism for fourteen years,"
says Josh Edgar, of Germs ntown.
Cal. "I was able to bo around but
constantly suffered. I tried everything
I could henr of and at last was
told to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm
which I did and was immediately
relieved and in a short time oured,
and am happy to sav it has not since
returned.'5 Why not use this liniment
and get well ? It is for sale by
Rowe & Rowe, druggists, Spartan
Inn Block.
It is always the bottom dollar
that counts.
Striken ? Klch Find.
"I was troubled for several years with
chronic indigestion and nervous debility,"
writes F. ,J..Green, of Lancaster,
N". H-, "No remedy helped me until
I began using Electric Bitters, which
did me more good than all the medicines
I ever used. They have also kept
my wife in excellent health for years.
She says Electric Bitters are just splendid
for female troubles; that they are a
-grand tonic and invigorator for weak,
run down women. No othor medicine
can take its place in our family." Try
them. Only 500. Satisfaction guaranteed
by H. A. Ligon.
A boil in the pot is worth two on
the neck.
Whooping Cough.
A woman who bus had experience
with this disease, tells how to
prevent any dangerous consequences
from it. She says: Our three
children took whooping cough last
summer, our baby boy being only
three months old. and owinir to our
giving them Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, thoy lost none of their
plumpness and came out in much
better health than other children
ihose parents did not use this rem
*rdy. Our oldest little girl would
cull hastily for cough syrup between
whoops, jossie Pinkey Hall, Springville,
Ala. This remedy is for sale
by Rowe & ttowe, druggists,Spartan
Inn Block.
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Dashes of Wit to Drive Away the
Bluet.
"Whett love flies out at the window
" remarked the observer of
'e^ehta add things, "papa is generally
seen coming in at the door."
She?Does she jepk.the violin on
her chin pr Iter shoulderf
He?Oh, on Iter- shoulder. It
would never rest on he* chin, yOu
know.
Mrs. Crimsonbeak?I hear that
man is terribly afraid of fire.
Mr. Crimfeonbeak?Yes. Would
you believe it?he sleeps in asbestus
pyjamas every night.
L. ?? ?
> !? win ny njier.
'Is it true that a mad is as old as
he feels?" asked Highflier.
"That's what they say. Why ?"
"Because if it is 1 must be about
eighty this morning." ? Chicago
Post.
Befe-? ??"id After.
"What does your wife call yotx?"
"When we were engaeed, she u^fed
to call me 'sweetheart. Nowadays
6he usually calls me down."?New
York World.
Letters of Administration.
Office of Probate Jud^e, )
State of Booth Carolina, >
County of Spartanburg. )
By J. J. Gentry, Esq..Probate Judge
for said county.
Whereas, the petitioner, Mrs.
Ona Wilson, has filed a petition in
my offioe asking that letters of Administration
of the estate of Wm.
Scott Wilson, deceased, late of said
county, be granted to her.
These are therefore to oite and
udmonish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of said deceased
to be and appear before me at -my
offioe in Bp&rtanburg court house
on or before May 23rd 1902, to
show Cause, if any they have, why
said administration should not be
granted.
J. J. Gentry,
Judge of Probate.
May. 8, 1902.
Published in Spartanburg Journal
and The Free Lance.
MUM OATS
Hay, Cotton Seed Meal and
Hulls,
We are headquarters
for all of these substantial
necessities. .
Thompson & Dillard
69 Main Street.
THE
ARGYLE
COR. MEETING AND HASELL
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Strictly modern and
elegant in a 1 its appointments.
Offers
to its guests
Every Comfort and
Luxury,
. 100 rooms steam heated
with baths and electric
lights. Rooms
single or ensuite with
private baths.
J THE
Argyle Hotel Co.
FroprietorL'.
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In Spar
Greatest exhibition ?n the Carolinas.
Sundays. Numerous sidt shows and ijpitati<
of the Spartanburg BEE HIVE to see the M
SHOW can easily eclipse them all. Why, we
derwear, Hosiery, Millin ery, Corsets, Notions
tion. Then, too, we hav > a heavy stock of 0
Umbrellas, Crockery in c irload lots. And wht
WHOLESALE or RET A L. I don't let any
as I. My goods come to pie often at half cosl
turers willing to sell at (iscount to raise read
our wholesale outlet en: bles to handle quaii
chants never secure. W it-e Counterpanes or
and $1 .50 kind. Finer grade Marseilles Spr
Tiger Bran Bleaching
Dress goods andvomestics. Fiinp
black and all shades, Black Hi Blue Kergo. donble w
from 10 cents per yard np Hitterfly Lawns at 2%o.
best made, at 7%o. Bleaches at 3c ; bleaching at 4c,
The Camels
CAME TO-DAY. we mean the
Camel brand White La\Ms and India \ 7 *
Linens. We sell the 'A quality at .
only 10c. All the cbesjflgrades, too,
at 4c and 5c. .
Our model MillinerjnrDepartment
might remind you of Flowery Florida.
Flowers of every description.
Ladies' untrimmed Sail >rs, black or
white, only 1 Oc and on u ) to the best.
Children's Sailors, all si U>g. Ladies'
Hats trimmed by M.ss IV inily, our expert
Milliner. 1
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Largest atocK t)f Hats
In the state. Men's fufr crush hats,
first quality 49c. All( grades boys
and girls STRAW HA'&S and sailors
and all fresh styles dirJf, from manufacturers,
no middlelnin's profits.
Ladies sailors 10c, bJj'3 straw hats 5c and a
hats from 10c up. Bi^ L?cock clothing, all w<
Boys suits from 49c su t to best makes ; boys
FANS?All colors of the Rainbow for 1 ce
Scoped in R
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Sifters slightly dan aged at 2 l-2c. Mei
Men's pants at 50c th it would cost you $1.50
working men at 25c. /All the better grades ii
Men's colored madra i shirts, with or withou
13c; Ladies gauze v sts, bleached, 4c up.
Toilet Soaps in to-day. "Sv
we sell 3 for 10 cents. Chea
cent a cake. Then, too, we have the trans]
gon, Colgate's 8 sideq soap, 4 bars for 15c.
Each of the following useful
1 yard Valencifnnos lace, 1 yard valenc
tanlia/l 1 Q moi-M/J. . i. 1
ravuvu, 1U llll?lulDh) lUHCll DOX lllOU
comb, 6 good writing pens, 1 box hair pins
quire note paper; 2 spools thread, bottle ii
velopes, 1 fine cdmb, 1 doll, 1 ball turkey
2 thimbles, 13 sjate pencils, box carpet t
bier nails, 2 sticks blueing, 1 package nee<
pair heel plates.
Come quick, goods don't stay Ion;
sale or retail we have the Che.
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SHOW
tanburjj!
Admittance free. Performance daily, except
atis, but you will have to come through the doors
ain exhibit, as COLLINS' BIG MAIN STREET
can show more Shoes, Hats, Dress Goods, Unthan
any other store in the whole Piedmont seclothing
and Men's odd Pants, Trunks, Valises,
ui it comes to prices I am the King Bee, whether
merchant, whether North or South, sell as cheap
t from railroad wrecks, shipwrecks and manufacly
cash. Even on regular goods we underbuy, as
tities and get jobbers' discounts that small merQuilts
at 39c, 49c, 85c, and for 98c the $1.25
eads $1.68,
POld Virginia Shoes for ladies, 98o. All
grades, cheapest to the best. American
Girl, button or lace, one of the best made
for ladies. All grades Oxford and low-out
\ summer shoes. Boys' Tennis Shoes, size 2
\ only, 25c. Ladies' Oxfords at 29o, 73o and
98c for the $1.50 kind, and very best grade
v for $1.98. Men's fine shoes?all grades?
prices begin at 75c; our better grades at
\ 98c, $1.25, $1 75,. $1.98 and up, in Vicis and
V \ Box calf, all warranted and solid ; rebate
\. given when not satisfactory. Children's
?hoes from 10c up. Men's Plow Shoes at
vA j 98c, single solid soles.
5C.
k Granite Cloths, Mohairs and new weaves In Black and
y Dress Goods in today. Whip cords in new weaves,
ridth Wool Dress Goods, all colors and all Spring styles.
Yard wide sheeting at 3%o. Barker Mills Bleaching,
, 40 inch Scrim for^Curtuins at 3c.
v"s / . \
11 the better grades in men's and beys ^ne straw
3ol black serge or oassimere at $4.98 for men.
knee pants 10c up, boys shirks 10c.
nt. Ladies Fans all colors from Ic up.
'ailroad] Wreck.
l's pants, nothing damaged except the price,
anywhere else. Men's pants and overalls foi
ii men's pants at 50c, 95c, 98c, $1.25 and up.
it collars, only 25c. Men's gauze under shirts,
reet. Violet," 3 in a box, big 5 cent seller, but
per grades at 5c per box of 3, still cheaper one
parent Gtycerine Soap. For laundry the OctaLarge
sized laundry bars, 3 bars for 5 cents.
I articles for only a Penny:
iennes insertion, key chain with ring at
ruing pins, paper adamantine pins, 1 coarse
?,24 envelopes 24 sheets good note paper, 1
nk, 1 spool button hole twist, 1 package eared
thread, 1 handkerchief, 2 bails cotton
acks, 1 box matting tacks, 1 box iron cobdies,
1 paper pins; hair pins, 200 matches,
g at The Bee Hive, because wholeapest
Store in The Sunny South.
COLLINS.