Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Weil Known ] Relieves Important To Dispose of Waste From thc Stomach With Regularly People frequently attribute. to fail ure of the digestive orgaus conditions I bat arc primarily due to incentivo bowels, and apply remedies that from their Very nature ar? more apt to ag gravate Utan to relive tho disorder. When ?thc boweis act regulurjy the titomach is in better simpe to perform its. ulolted tasks and can usuallyrbe depended upon. To keep tho bowels in* condition there'ls'no .-more effecr tivo remedy than the combination of simple laxative herbs known as' Dr. Caldwell's Syrup P?poiu which is sold in : drug stores for fifty cents a bot tle. ^ ... v Dr. Caldwell- has prescribed this', remedy in his ' prs-'dlcs . for ovsr . 'a' quarter jf a century and it is toduy thc standard household remedy in thousands of homes. Mr. ThoB. De Loach, with the Department of tho In terior, Office of Indian Affairs, at Washington, wrote Dr. ^Caldwell re cently that "Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin ls thc best laxative I have WHEAT INCREASE SOUTHERN St ATES SHOWN BY REPORT Government Figures Give Gener al Decrease, But in South Gain Made \ Washington. D. C., May IC-Com menting today on tho report of the United States agricultural depart ment on the condition o? winter wheat as of Slay 1,. President Harri son of Southern Hallway company, said: . } "From a southern viewpoint it is - -M-ruify'tg td note that, while the denartment figures Indicate that the total crop in the United States will - . " nf_ I Fine Quality, Hi I-' l Remedy Chronic Case] - ; 31?. TII08. DeLOACII any ?.n?>A>3cdgo o? and-the cleaning up guaranteed hy its use rell?vcn every organ." x * ?> ? : A bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin should bd . ipi hand in every home for usc when needed. A trial bottle, free of charge." can be obtain ed by writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 454 Washington St., Monticello, TU. be 155,765,000 bushels below the crop of last 'year, they indicate an increase of 3,0."4,000 bushels in thc. e-outhern s" >/?n traversed by ' . tho lines ot 8( .bern Hallway company. Increases . shown for er.cb of the strf.tes of V ,A'niavtjtrrriia. Alabama, Kf.ntuulcv. and TtoJitrceo; and slight decreases in the states of North Carolina, South Carolina, and . 'Mis sissippi.' These figures afford an j other illustration of thc tendency'of i southern farmers? to get away from I the ono-crop. system of farming and to . strengthen the economic position of.tho south by growing a largo prc portion of it3 food supplies. The same tendency is strikingly shown by by the marked increase In tho num ber and improvement in tho quality of live stock in every southern state, as was illustrated by a recent cen PUB of hogs in South Carolina, show ing an increase of more than 150 per cent since ,1910." . . gil Grad?' Dresses For Afternoon and ; l % % ??' - ' ;>.:v' ; * ' "A-".description' .thut ' would do these dresses justice is impossible' here.' Wo can only say that there' arc Taffetas, Cropo de Chines. Silk I'OpUns, and combinations-all in - tho most approved styles-and col ors*. ,You.^u&..s^ tliem to appre . ciato i their, beauty-.add fineness $4tp??5.p0. Each. . . /We would say./too; that, y?u will lint find fri our stock a.single cheap ''sale dress" as" Is so often tho. case -rrthcy're the finest:,examples Qt .beautiful silk ;drcssOB-rieyery ono! Sec us for all your wants tn Millinery. ... BEITON SOCIAL TH PAST WEEK Delightful Event For Little Folk | Was Party of Mis? Jennie 'Ruth Freeman ,. Beltoit, "-May 16.-Air. ami Mrs-1 Marold. Breazcale returned Friday from a.4.Vi? to St. Louiw where they attended a convention of O. O. C? Friondo ot Mr. Clyde Nicely will regret to learn that, he has been Bick for tho past' week. .Mesa;ru. Henry and Helen Camp boll, Walter Cox and Fleishman, spent Wednesday afternoon and cv?ri idg hi Greenville. Dr. and MrB. E. C. Friera?n mov ed into the Campbell house on South Main ntrect Thursday and are .af humo to their friends. Mrs. B. E. Greer, of Greenville, spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Joel T. Rice. Mrs. Rosa Harden left Tuesday for Greenwood .whore she will spend a month as the guest of Mrs. L. W. S tansell. She was accompanied by little Dorothy Cox. Mr. and Mrs. H. Reid Sherard and children and Mrs. Isa Brown wero guests of Mr. and 'MrB. W. C. Brown Thursday. Rev* A. G. Alderman. Mrs. W. C. Bowen and Mrs. Joel T. F/lco wore delegates to the Sunday school con-' vention at Hopewoll Thursday and Friday. Mist? Sara Latircar leaves Monday for Washington whero she goes to attend a house -party for a. month given by her friend. Miss Helen B h?l set to. From there she goes to At lanta to be bridesmaid for Miss Ida Winship in June. _Miss Mildred Southworth, teachei at Rabun Gap Industrial Institute, is.tho guest of her friend, Miss Car rie Kay. this week. ?% ? Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Blake and children spent Sunday afternoon tn Greenville. 'Mr. sr ' Mrs. C. P. Kay will leave Monday tiflf Johns, Alabma, for a ten days visit to Mrs. Kay's brother. Mr. John T. West was a business visitor to Greenville Saturday. Miss Reppard Brock, of Ila, Ga., was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. B.: Todd. . ' Miss* Lorena Graber of Cumming?, Ga., is visiting Mrs. W. F."Smith. Mrs. Hattie Richardson ls the guest of Miss Emmie .Warnock. *? Mr. and Mrs. J. Polk Cox. Sr., left Tuesday for a trip to Richmond,' Washington and Dal timo re. Mr. and Mrs. Charilo Horton and children are visting relatives in Prin ceton. .... .. '.'- .,--,;} Miss Jessie (Brown of Anderson, spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. E. C. Frlor8pn. Mr. Chas. M. Brown, who has been in Toccoa, Ga., for tho past two weeks is spending the week-end .in j.town. Mr. and Mrs. R. ?! keys were guest of Mrs. M. A. Breazo?le Friday. Mr. CD. A. Vandiver- of Anderson was. a business visitor In. town .Mon day.' . Work on the .paving of the Bldo [ walks -was begun Wednesday. .Mayor Mitchell has the contract and is giving the work.his .personal super vision.' Three streets will bo paved iii'the next few weeks. Mrs, Sarah. Martin, mother of Mr. J. E. Martin, died at ber borne in Anderson Thursday/ afternoon. She had been ill about a wok and Mr. Martin has been at her bedside prac tically all the time. M?B9 Nancy Blake, daughter of ?Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Blake, was awarded -the,scholarship - med?l at tho closing exorcises of the school. She having made .fha highest average over the whole - school during the session. .>Mi&s Leda Po o r e has : returned from a visiteo1 friends' in Anderson. LittleJe^lrnf^M^i^^v-'F^nwn en tertained, a fow of . her. friends at her home on Latimo?. street Friday after noon,' ' Many pleasant games . were enjoyed and timo passed merrily for I about' two .'hours. -A .tem nting sweet I course wes''.-th?h served .and ' llttlo souvenirs of the occasion was given ; to each guest ' The: frien/? < present *ery.jFrances Drake, C ^rrl? , A^ksr, Etta Watkins^. Wary Aiken, Nan Tramtiiqli, Dorotli Cox, . Annie" Lou r-g?Wfh-'.and Augusta .Ragpdale, Bob ! Grammen, Robert Parker. Arlington Bagsdale, Jamea Matlsbn, Eugene Brown, and Fred Willingham v Miss Marguerite Matshall, who has been teaching-, in the qlgh school de: partaient o? the Belton school this year, has accented a position -in the Greenville. Woman's Coll?ge and .will he . at, the head of the grammar school bf the preparatory department Miss Marshall has* made many friends In Belton who will regret, tb see he> FORD, T*I?X.HUGUES . V . MicJdga'i. R?pabUea? cute???m? Hon Indicates Its \CVSk?.(^H.? (lansing, ?-Mich.-. Dispatch.) In ?hs biggest, voest attended 5, "^c-fsi>rlng :;.pbhvsnt . of the oldest sit __t the Michigan . republican*" ratified the recent Vr#sH>hUal4^?? #arf i'lnvso'^t'.-aui the as?fectt#^] Henry 'Ford aa a favorite son abc ate;1s^ foncerhed TQKtBaltKlitfSt ?, conation thc Jffgtoae-ih c-f A. il. Van Grand R?pida sounded th? - "Protection '-. for,, Industrie? ^rat^^^:-h^a;d!V'eSUB^tts.'^ ; ? f ?ff? j, itt;i'\.i J ? ? ,* Notfung tetter. ,for the i two os* three tt^bos of. candy..&?. [COLOREO SCHOOLS! [Oratorical Content Will Be Held 4?9F . Tbl? Afternoon Thc colored schools of Anderson close Friday of this week. PlanB for the closlnt exercises or the Reed street high school have been complet ed and are announced. Thc program is as follows: Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock j tho'temperance' oratorical contest will he hold. There will bo two gold medals to be awarded the winners of this contest, that is to tho pupil makt?fc'^he best rhSitullon on thc i-H bj..-et. : of temperance. Tho ladles ?f'thWW. C. T. U,. or the city award these medals. This has boen the cus fc>m for some ten years and has ^doile a *-t>rld of ::ood. Tho Into MTB. Bleckley was y?ry much interested In this work and requested that thc work :ho; .carried,, on indefinitely. Her daugbleia nta^?.iff,-ihier?bted in thc work and are*. :carrylbg it along an before Mrs. Blcck'.ey'B death'. ? Tho1'teachers-of the school.. will offer medals for tho primary ' grades lo be delivered at the same time. Thursday evening, tho tenth grade, tho graduating Class will hold their commencement exercises and thc fol lowing morning,. certificates of at tainments and diplomas will he awarded: ' ' ~" '- "v AU Industrlnjl^.w.ork will be on exhibit ? evcVy day .during the clos Jng??xercises. -Tho exhibits, will bc In the Industriar arts building on thc grounds. AU ft i emla and- patrons of the schools are invited to uttond. .TAX--ASSESSMENT. Mr. James .F.. ?Rice ?'ltcs a Few ".; " \': " " i'hm rc H. To tho thoughtful, 1'beral nnd fair-minded people of Anderson county and the city of Anderson: I wish to cal) your uttention to some facts and ligures which may bu of interest to you and which you may not know. of. Mr. Allen D. Albert who loetured tho week< before last at the chantan qi a, and took for his subject "Tho City of Anderson," said in the latter part of his lecture, "That tho aver age assessment'of property in tho city of Anderson,'.hs sixteen and two thirds per centjof ite real or market value.". Mayor,?J'. H. Godfrey at a city campaign J meeting hold In tho court house on May 9, lslti, said: "Tho average assessment ot proper ty in the city of Anderson ls about sixteen abd two-thirds to eighteen per cent" of its rear or market val ue, and "excusing" the mill proper ties the a vera KO assessment will not be . mor?: th kn ten percent. According- to-deeds . which I hold, I bought one'i0?> inrth?%ctty ?f An; derson lb11905 'aftd' nine' lots In ithp year 1906,- and-,;Improved all tho lots shortly after buying them. Thu following is a list of this property, the cos*. ,of each- in round number's ami tho locution of same: - ' " 'No; L-^rayton 'Street, No. 401 and 407, the cost or each lot and cottage on tho .same. $1,300.00. ; 'ito-- 2--?y?n gfrpet, No. 643, thc cost of lot and cottage on the same, $300.00. No.* 3-FalsUff streot, No. 123. 125 and ,129, cost of each lot and cottago on same, $400 No. 4- Extension of South Fant street, No. 1319 and 1321, tho coat of each lot and cottage on same, $100.00. . No. tl-Lindsey street, No. 119 and 121. cost of each riot and cottage on same, $400.00. Tlie'cost of all. Including lots and .cottages, $5.700.00 in round num bers. :',\r'.r"t[ : I have deeds vas vouchers for thc cost of each lot ,and }1 have ??hecks ua vouchers BB to Jbe cost of each ??oxlagev ?the cottages* Itavini? been a turn ltoy contract, and tho samp Is ,0?r inspection for any., wh J may be tvtcrcst?d. According, to my tax receipts thc ?two i-tbperty was acERSsed 'cr thc sum o? $2,50O;00 up lo tho year ia 10, ?nd according fto my tax re ceipts the above'list of property bavj l cen asnesr.cd -'rom 1910 up. to thf j.resent/tinta tor the sum of $2,Df,0.GOi Aro there any purchasers f ?r ' cain 1er eil of this property'for tho above sum,- $5,700.00? Are the assessors ,thomBelve8 willing .to givo me. all cash, the sum of $B,'7OO.0O for th? above list of property ? You will readily Ses from these Og uros that this property is assessed fol a little more than- three tlmeB thc average assessment of. property lt the city of Anderson, according lo Mr. Albert and Mayor J.,1H. Godfrey, anti Vexcuslng" the mjlis, for nWrly'- nv? .'ti.mBB^the-'.averakp':a8s?t|?Tne'bt ni property. I will here say for the lnformatior of thoko who may not know thal there- are three county' assessors In the city, appointed" by >; the goveraoi tft^ffia r?cettmetiaatiori of . tho conn ?ty'?) auditor and . thoro aro also tbrei asaeaa?ts'ifof ItbeTcHyV elWftad hy 'th? olty-.cdiittcR'. " At'the pr?sent time erbona?fldr' V. SArpjaTaseyiaro . - th( ?onntyv?,a?ae?8orscf6r th?''city, abd .SIBSW-SV' ?X Br?wnl?s, W; W. Rob ?Vspn' and E. .?P?-?St?Bi^atf6r? v thc . Hov ; fong wllt;af ?btlent-and tali nlmded public walt tor the propel ^patni'ant^ot natter^ jot this klaai Shall; 1 say morer : I rest v ?; Respectfully tmbmtttad to ?> tin tirMkiK and fair mfnd?d public. .i.'J?ja'M'-F^Sicov' May 15th, I9??. ' O.---; M-,-. -s cUy^pritaary yesterday may recei., .tSafirv/^Ajr calliat, ?tpoa tho seers tary of the city execntive: committee WflraL'-S. - Atkar^ ?* -Wa Office lr the1 court house. : ?^^^sS^^^ Candidates Cards FOR CONGRESS I am a candidato..tor Congress from; lbs Third Congressional District, sub ject to tho rules ot ttte Democratic) I'rlmary. A. H. DAGNALL. I sm a candidato for congress from the Third Cougrcuulonnl district, eub Jcct to tho rules ot thc Democratic! Primary, . JNO. A. HORTON, I aunounco uiysolt a candidate for congress from, tho Third District. 1 will abide tho'rules, regulations and' results of tho Democratic Primary. HENRY C. TILLMAN. FOR SOLICITOR I am a. candidate for Solicitor of tho Tenth Circuit, subject to tho rules of] th? ?cuiot?atio ty. LEON L. RICK. I hereby announco myself a candi-1 dato for the office of solicitor of the Tenth Judicial circuit, subject 'to th? | rules and regulations of tho Demo cratic primary. KURTZ P, SMITH. I 'hereby announco myself a can-| dldate for solicitor of tho tenth ju dicial circuit, subject to tho action ot the Democratic party In tho en-| suing primary election. J. R. EARLE. FOR SUPERVISOR I hereby announco myself BR a candidate for tho ofilco of Supervisor' nf Anderson county, subject to tho] rules of the democratic party. W. REEVES CHAMBLEE. COUNTY TREASURER -I hereby announce m y cc IC a candi-: dato Cor County Treasurer, subject to thc rules of the democratic .party. . J. H. CRAIG. 3 I hereby announce myself a candi-, date for County Treasurer, subject to tho- ruler of tho democratic party.. J. H. C. GRIFFIN. ; I hereby announco myself a candi date for County Treasurer, subject to tbo rules ot the democratic party. ! 8. A. WRIGHT, i I hereby announco myself a candi date for re-election to tho office of Tfcasuror. for Anderson county, sub ject to the rules of tho democratic primary. '. ' "* ... ". ' ~ 0. N. C. BOLEMAN. SHERIFF - ? ? ? _ I hereby announce myself a candi dats for the ofilco ot Sheriff for An derson county, subject to the rulos of the democratic party. T. J. MARTIN. I hereby announco myself a candi date for Shor?it of Anderson county, subject to tho rules of tho1 Democratic, primary. W. Bf. KING. I hereby announco myself a candi date for tho office ot Sheriff of An derson county subject to the rules ot tbs Democratic prlmery. i W. O. S! MARRETT. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for re-olection to the office ol Bherlff. subject to the rules of tho Democratic-party. . JOE-M. II. ASHLEY. CLERK OF COURT I hereby announce myself aa a candidate for ^re-election as cleric ol court, subject to the rules of- thc democratic.primary election. J. 'li. PEARMAN. FOR HOUSE CF REPRESEN TATIVES I hereby announco myself a candi date for. the Hons* ot Representativos tor Anderson county, subject to the ralos of tho democratic party. W. W. SCOTT. - ; ' '!..'., ? . ' 1 hereby announce myself a candi date for . the Rouse er He ur cse n t a tlves for Anderson county, subject to the rules of the D?mocratie party/ ?C. P. LOGKEY. . ? The Mill Candidate*. _,i r_&? FOrV CORONER : I hereby announce myeoif a candi data for- th o ? office ot carob b t ? f or? An derson cemu ty, subject to the rules oi the d?mocratie; party. It has bean mj plc asuro to serve you (rt thU capaclt> fenr yeara,' 1008-12. 1 feel that I an capable, and I need the, c-fRco. J. EL VAS BEASLEY, ' T hereby announco myself alc?wBi dato for reelection io tho Vi omeo b! Corono r for i An-Jo rem, ; cou nty. f.ub j ce: to tho iules, of the, democrattlo pri r?ary* >^^^^^B^^^^TH?g;.^.! J. G. HARPKM. ?>'. i > :. . * f\ $i 's*&rr I hereby announco myself as a can didaio for election ta the1 brace o' Coroner, subject to tho rules of. tht taeraocratio party. ? hereby ' an n o u rt ca myself?^????i dat? fdr throttle*oK?orohcr for A^ cnootv. ?Uhler! tn t*?,*?t?ita and Durable Shoes Here's relief and comfort for tho Mint who 1H troubled to RV? any ?ort of Shoes ho can wear with perfect case. A mun simply can't enjoy lifo In uncomfortable Shoe's. If your shocu aro hurd on you, or you're hurd DH your shoes-cithor wuy-hero's relict. In our Shoe? you find no blimps, bumps or sciuus to irr?talo tho foot. Try u pair of our eusy ?moca und life's pathwny will bo much easier. $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 to $7.00 ly V The Ono Price Shoe Store Wc Sell for Cash Only This bed room set,- consisting of a full size beti, large dress er, chiffonier, tripple mirror dressing table and extra table, for ' fi I 25.<?0. Every , piece is ?well made and finely finished-every mir-1 ror plate glass, every dratted runs smoothly. SEE WINDOW es "Its-Easy to Pay thc Peoples Way0' (From The Literary Digest.). If your radiator leaks, p'oor in SE-MEMT-OL The BoIf-aeUng radiator cement Finds the Leak and Fixes It Sc-Mcnt-ol is a powder put up in lithographed Un cans. When poured into your radiator it dissolves in the hot water. At the leak, the cool air congeals it into a cement that repairs if aiUomatically, : Look for tlie pumpkin colored cans, , Price 75c Trie atjove advertisement is one of a series I that is running every other week iii thc Literary Digest. ?OE?D A?T? It' is conservatively estimated that at least top.ooo iippli cants for/life.Insurance were rejected by >t\\t old-line com panies during a singi? twelvemonth period. In all prcba bllity the greaten proportion of those whose applicators were ; declined last year could have secuted;tn&;jprp^c)j|p.^^u^ht; if they had apphed" for.jt earlier in.iife.. This statement or '.. facts, the Insurance I'ost says, ls an unanswerable argiiineiit why a "prospect"...should not defer making.application for U -I a policy -f^ile ??? ht'y?t acceptable. ??????$? m C. W. WEBB, District Agent. , Executive Special. Anderson, S. C. hi i jijim ?III ; > lil m fiiW,yiiy?f?iri|i,>i>|Mni,'|