Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Our Want Ads are always In thc nubile eyo. They uro aeen by th? banker and tho doy. laborer, the big mmry roan and the clerk, the cash girl and the experienced etcur ographer. They reach them ail nllke. Intelligencer Classified Ads bring what yon, want when yon want lt They are on,the Job .24 hours eich day and bring far better retara* *han any other quarter yon? ?an forest. We HU the Nail on the head every time when it comes to results la Want Ads Try one yourself and eec. When Jh need of help of any kind the Classified Colnmns ' of The In. teMgencer will many rimes put you ta touch witt* desirable persons , who laka the Iniatiro and cdvcrtfno for a nosttton, . Always on top with results. Try, one of our Want Ads and watch tho Results spin your way. V --nvjv ,:;;-(iV.t'?.' ?. . . : . If thai cook of washerwoman has left yon ta tho lurch you nay find - a better ono through lae Classified ColntnnB of Tb*. Inf.ell! ??ncer. De slr?h|e office help likewise caa be obtained through these colnmns. ^at ; Ads. That Ring Trno with Results. Everything for . everybody. Poal-v t(oh&VH<nb.e*c:. -Tenants,- Stores, B*r?nlr.3. : Try one tomorrow. l^W^gf? yoa .ai^tftaldBiL yourself a questionri?*t now the* a classified nd In The Intelligencer would answer ffey^raW'--' ^M$W$? ? ^^^^^^^ The Key to Successful Classified Advertising-Int ell lyencer Classi fied Advertising Columns. .They'll o?3& the door to lust what, you want V Beal estate^year real estate-is not cn tho market nata lt ts sorer tis?d. "You know thai It ls for sal?? haft yo?r probable buyer goto hi? I.??., faraattoa from the advertisements. A crowning success are our .;?sAsHfis4''-.A.^v,./.';;%ay bring th? .results-get you anything you 'want :>;>' ;.';,AV!. ' , T .ii? i i i ni, in ' N M a-?-?? ftreperty that ia rentable ia most . iaaJcgJy rentable through elaaelfied ..:..-?a>?^Ui??^t?* Ssppsse you pf J Candidates Cards FOR CONGRESS I am a candidate for Congress from the Third Congressional District, sub ject to the rules of the D?mocratie Primary. j A. H. DAGNALL. I am a candidate for congress from the Third CoujressJeoal district, sub ject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. JNO. A. HORTON. I announce,/, myself a candidate for congress frota the Third District. 1 -viii nbldo the rules, regulations and resulta of the Democratic Primary. HENRY C. TILLMAN. FRED DOMINICK I? A CANDI? DATE FCR CONGRESS SUBJECT TO THE RULES OE THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY. I am a candidate for Congress from the Third Congressional District, sub ject to the- rules of the Democratic' Primary. WYATT AIKEN. FOR SOLICITOR I am a candidate for Solicitor ot ti* Tenth Circuit, subject to the rules of the democratic party. . LEON L. RIGEL I bs?eby announce myself a candi date for tho ofBco of solicitor ot the Tenth Judicial circuit, subject to the rules and regulations of the Demo cratic primary. KURTZ P. SMITH. 1 hereby announce myself a can didate fov solicitor ot the tenth ju dicial circuit, nubjecl to the action of the Demo cn,tic party la tho en suing primary election. . J. R. EARLE. FOR SUPERVISOR I hereby announce myself as a candidate, tor the office ot Supervisor Of Audcn-o;; county, subject to tho mles ot the democratic party. W. REEVES C HAMB LEE. I hareby announce myself as a candidato for re-election a* Supervi sor of Anderson County, subject to the rules of the Democrat lo Primary election. J. MACK KINO. SUPERINTENDENT OF EDU CATION I hereby announce myself a candi date for the olhco of Superintendent ot Education for Anderson county, mib!.mt to the rules ot the Democrat lb primary. Platform : Efficiency In tbs school room, better schools in the r?ral and/mill districts, more Ander eon . county ' tr 1 ri u as teach o ra and no partiality whatever in selecting teach O. T. WILLIAMS. j I hereby announce mysolf a candi dato io? ?O-ole ct toa to thc- ollie a of Superintendent bf Education, subject to the rulen ot the Democratic party. J. R. PELTON. I am a candidate for Superintendent of Education for Andenmn. county, subject to th? rules ot th? Democratic M** ' A. W. MEREDITH. . COUNTY ?REASURER I hereby announce myself a candi dato for County Treasurer, snbject to tho miss ot tho d?mocratie party. v t . a CRAIG;. . I hereby announce myself a candi date tor County Treasurer, subject to the rales at the d?mocratie party. J. R. C. ?RIFPW. I hereby announce myself a candi date fer County Treasurer, subject to Uta rulen of tho democrat lo party. a. A. WRIGHT. I hornby ann cu nco myself e, candi date for re-elactioa to tba office ?J Treasurer toi Andersen county, anb jact tb tho mles ot the democratlo primary,. , Ow r?. C BOLSMAN. y -r?r-. . ' < I, hereby annoucte myself'a can didate fer County Treasurer . subject to the rules o? tho Damcwratlo party. *. .. W..A. BPBAmiW.-; . ? "' ' '. y ? ' ' "' ' : SEVERE PUNISHMENT Ol Mr*. Chappell, of Ffre Year* Standing, Relievers by Cardal. Mt. Airy, N. C.-Mrs. Sarah M. Chap fietl ol this town, says: "I suffered for ive years with womanly troubles, also 6tomacli troubles, and my punishment waa more than any one could tell. I fried most every kind of medicine, but none did me any good. 1 read one day about Car Jul, the wo man's tonic, and I decided to try it. I had not taken but about six bottles until 1 was almost cured. It did me more good than all tite other medicines 1 had vied, put together. My friindt beean isjyng rn*? why ! looked so well, and 1 told' them about Cardui. Several are now taking lt." Do you, lady reader, suffer frr.n any of the ailments due to womanly '.ro.ibhr, such as headache, backache, slceache. sleeplessness, find that everUtstingly thea If co, let us urge you to give Cardui a trial, we feel confident it will help you, lust as it has a million other women in the past half century. Begin taking Cardui to-day. You won't regret it All druggists. Writt tn Chattanooga Mcdldns Co.. Ladies' AdTtlory Dept, Chauanoona, Tann., (or Sjirfal Intiructi?M on your cato and 04-piga book, Hon-.? Tmtmasi (or Woman." In piala vrappar. H.Q. IS* Forethought. People are learning that a little forethought often savoH them a big expense. Hero ls an InBtiMiea: E. w. Archer, Caldwell, Ohio, BayB: "I do not believe that our family has been without Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since wa com menced keeping house yuars ago. When we go on an extended VIBII we take lt with un." Obtainable every where. WANTED' I will pay: For clean mixed rags $1.00 per hundred. For clean dry bones 5oc per hundred. For mixed Iron 20c per hundred. Good prices for rubber and metals. SAM DJSNER Manning B tr o et, Near Blas Ridge leo Co. Phon? 67k CLERK OF COURT I hereby announce myself ss s candidato for re-election as clark of court, subject to ..the ralea ot tbs "emocratta primary election. . , -TA8. N. Pa\BMAN. I hereby announce myself as. a can didate for clerk of court for Anderson county, and pledge myself to abide,by tho r?un?t u of tho de tu o rc at Ic primary election. .< Sn, ' .*?? , W. C. BROADWELL, V^Afli,,, .? . , - ,';, -y FOR AUDITOR I hereby announces myself a candi dato for Auditor for Anderson county, subject to the rules of. the Democrat ic party election. I ANDREW P. FANT. For Railroad Commissioner I-announce to the voters of South Carolina':that Lam a caudldato for Railroad Commlsslonor and hereby pledge myself to abide by. tho mles of tho Democratic party. ALBERT S. PANT, i FOR HOUSE OF REPRES??i v W TATIVES . I-feereby announce myself a candi date fer the House of Representatives tbf And onion county, nub joe t to the rules of tho democratic party. W? V?. SCOTT. X hereby announce myself, a candi dato' for tho House of Representa? tlvo3 for Anderson county, subject te the rules ut th? D?mocratie party* J. A,^.DUNCAN, Tho Mili Candidato. . 1 hereby anncunco mysolf a candi date for the HOUQO of Repr?sentatives for' Anderson 'county; subject to th? ralea of tho Democratic party. _ y, . , W.. I,,||ft^PPBT . FOR CORONER {Ml?erohy announce mysolf a candi date for the offlcaot <kirdnar for An derson; county, subject to tho rules ol the democratic party; Itfhaa been my pleasure to servo you >: this capacity f ou r y caro, 1&08-12., I. feel that I om capable, and ? naen th? onie?. v. :.\ :yZ J. KLVAS BBA6?aW|?| ^T^T^ s^ eandt J hereby, announce -rnyse'lf as a can didate far election to ?sa office o? Coroner, subject to tho TUlee ot th* d?mocratie party;;'. I-?SB:/\ [ Tlhc Victor, ] With joyous shouts, high lo th? air Our hau? for him who wins ar? tossed. But wbnt ot. him, of honors bare. Who strove as honestly-and lostf ' E'en though his ey?? with tears ?re dim, All thought of him "will quickly fade Except when ?mn refer to him For tho poor showing that ho mads. And yet wa sometimes must confess, As wo seo men to honor rise, Somo aro tess worthy of success Than he who failed to win the prize Because hs waa unfairly used By ' those we thought should him be friend ' And that his good name was abused By some who to such tricks descend. The world In this seems to delight Nor of the me vis employed complains Ko rr.^ti?.- li by wrong or sight Of one who victory attains. But we In this may solace find. View lt from any point we choose St seems us If lt was designed For some to win and some tq lose. -Boston Globo. FOURTH FALL OF LUTZK. Fortress Takari by Russian? Has 8sen Much Fighting In Pr?sent War. Lutzk, captured by the Russlaus in their latest offensive against Austnu. ls Bltuated thirty-five miles from the G alicia ii border and is n modem stronghold erected within recent yearn by Russia to ward off possible Aus trian aggression. It ls the eastern au gie of th? Volhynlsn fortress, the two others, Dubno, the apex, situated thir ty miles to the southeast, still in Ten ton hands, and Rovno, thirty miles to the east, having been built for its sup port. When the German and Austro Hungarian armies last autumn com polled the Russians to retire on the whola GOO mlle front Lutsk was one or j the most bitterly contested points on the con th en? part of the line. It chang ed hands th. s times, falling last Into Teuton hands on Oct. 1. The fortress lies halfway between Rovno and KoveL on tbe important railway line that runs from Brest Litovsk to the ?region southwest of n>v. ? It ls this/railway sector, be . n Rovno and Kovel, that has been 've, objective of .the Russian attacks eve ; since the.Touton offensive esme to standstill eight mouths ago, for Its control would givo tbe Russians a free band to oplsr?to southward against thu linea in Galicia. Without holding Lut?.k.the Austrians will have a hard task maintaining themselves In-the-'smaller Volbynlao fortress tooths southeast, Dubno. ano one o Dubno has fallen the rond ls open 'to the czar's forces for another Inva sion of western Galicia. Sn eu an inva sion, If accompanied by simultaneous [attacks against the Bukowina lines.' would present a fotroldsbl? menace ta tho whole southernmost : Austro-Hon garian front, aa it would, threaten lt with being cut o? or driven to. the north into the h tinda of the nrmy in vading G nile lu. The towns end district o? Lutsk are; of little commercial importance. Lulsk waa nt one tl m a a thriving center, with a- population of ubout -iO.OOO, but aluce the Polish wars in the last hah? of the sixteenth century] it has steadily de clined, 1 "SALLY ON CAR" SALONIKI. Tommie? Adopt Various Mithodo to Koop Hems Fol Wo Posted. The Rev. F. H. Gillingham, the Essex cricketer? who has been censoring sol diers' letters at the front/ has been telling .some of his Experiences. Tho main object, of most Tommies seems to ba to let their relatives know where they ar?, and all sorts of sch eine J have been discovered. A common Ono at the ?art of the war was to place dots nuder certain letters which, when read together, gaye information ns to l'Use .writer's whereabouts, but parents loon began to receive, letters wi$h a confused jumbling of dots placed un der other letters by the censor. , The story goes, however, that a.?en* ?or w?^ not wide awake enough to seo through one little sentence In a letter from a member of tho Med Kerran ean exped?tion'uy force. It waa in the term of a postscript and read? anet Bally I on tho cur." Whether one aees it/or pot depends on how he pronounces Saloniki. .; HAS KEW CH?NESE ALPHABET Or. Lem Hopes to Rt? volution ?so His Countr/a Written. Language Dr. Tv F. Lsm. a dlstlngni&bed Chi neaev acholar, - left San Franolsed???r China, where he will offer his fellow countrymen sn alphabet which "if adopted, he said, wc old revolutionize tb* written language et China, [i : ? After laboring fi? six years ***** I occupying the chs'.r or associate .or ot oriental longuagos and IS in the University & landon Dr. has completed an alphabet of io charactei-a. In addition to the ne "?(.b^^Dr.. Ijsm baa devised a. ophlri code of dots sud dash ec to bo ed irt connection therewith. His* ^Officer* of Tenth Cavalry Attacked at Carrizal. 5 ff.v?. (apt. S. D. Smith, Lt. J. P. Richardson, Lt. D. C. Troxel, Lt. II Abbey, Jr., Capt. Rutherford. Hore are five of the ofucerB of the Tenth Cavalry, several companies of which were attacked by Carranza soldiers at Carrizal, Mexico,. Wednesday, June 21. ' i m .M '? Open sluices of system oath i< .morning i a: wash away the poisonous, Magiiiant matter, says authority. A glass of hot water with a teaspoonful - of limestone phosphate in it, drank each morning before breakf^t, k?dps us looking aiid feeling fit. "'.3 .'"jj X?fe is not merely to live; biit iying the entire ??inlent?ry canal! to Uve weU? eat we?li digest well, before ?utting more food into- i- ; wor?v?ell, sleep weU> look well. . ih?^ sto?na?h. The action of hot i JWhatj/ a glorious condition to water ; A?d limestone phosphate attain, and yet how*-very easy it is on an empty ; stomach is wonder . if one will only adoptive morning f inly invi^ .;^'inside-.bath.- , ? :; folks who ;aro aicuston^, to waste and aeidi^ feel dull and heavy when they ajpl^did appetite for^.break?ast; arise, splitting headache, stuffy ^Vhile you are enjoying youri jjL v . ' '? ; from a cold, xoul tongue, fealty . breakfast the water and ubos' breath, acid si?mac?L?can, j^stead, pha^ ^ f?eVas fresh as a daisy by open- volume of water from the blood1 I ing the sluices of the systeni each ?nd gating ready for & tho?)iigl? inoniing ' and flu?M?g out lt? flushing bf ; all ?se; inside organs. ":. whole of tba internal poisonous * vM??i?f?Jj^^?pt^^^^ stagnant matter. P;^^?''-:^ : ?Eve^ or welt sh??ld, ; eaeli mb^ who h?va v before breakfast, drink a'glass ^lo^3$?^ of real hot w&tei, with a teaspoon- s^ekiy eo^rol?xf??s &ra ?irged to ; : ,^tih^ ?$a?'s indigestive waslie, v sour syimci?nt to make anyone a pro b?e ?and p^