Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WI W1 the 3 as re seev amit depa Now t You want to I outfit. You war to do it. How about a C furnish them toc Do you want I fore buying. Yes, let us tell second-hand Eng Repairir W. O.s M Co WE RUN Every Day i WE C Horsec THROUGH THE SUM TH BUGGIE THE LAR( You can save your milea GREGORY-R JNO Pa~ Wrap News Winthrop Coll Scholarship and Er Examination The examination for the vacant scholarships in Win lege and for the ad missiona dents will be held at the Coi House on Friday, July 7th, Applicants must not be less t years of age. When schola vacated after July 7, the awarded to those making t .average at the examination they meet the conditions the award. Applicants for se should write to President J< foro the examination fors application blanlks. Scholarships arc worth $1( tuition. The next session September 20, 1905. For f formation and catalogue add Pres. D1. B. JOH3 5-17td Rock H 1785.C11aofli11 Charleston, S. C. Entrance examinations wo in the County Court House < July 7, at 9 A. M. One Fr Scholarship to each count.: Carolina awarded by the C'ou intendent of Education and Probate. Board and furnis at Dormitory, $10 a month. didates for admissiou are pe compete for vacant Boyce ships, which pay $100 a,: further information and cats dregs H ARRISON R ANI K 5-31tWP SUMMER Thousands ( have had the most extraordinary n do not propose to have any dull da rear round buying the latest novelti ady cash is always an incentivej to vhat we are doing for extending the fing our SACRIFiCE SUMMER OFF rtment and that all our goods are i J. L. M I his is "IT." epair your COTTON GINNING it the best and we are prepared ASOLINE ENGINE outfit? We EW MACHINERY? See us be you about our bargain list of ines, Gins, etc. g is Our Specialty., cKeown & Sons, rnwell, S. C. OUR BUSINESS a the Year except Sunday. ARRY A NICE LINE OF ; and Mules ER MONTHS. WE NEVER CLOSE AT E END OF A SEASON. -OUR STOCK OF S and WAGONS 'EST IN SOUTH CAROLINA. e and more by coming to Columbia. HEA MULE COMPANY. W. CONDER, Manager. ...--------COLUM 3IA, S. C. ~er Bags ping Paper and t the I C and Herald )ffice. ge Scholarships for Young itrace:Women. Of t he 15 Schiohirships~ owned by~ th South C(arolini F'ederat ion of Wom:zeni'' Clubs onily the folowing iIre now~ qpen' College for Wo'nen~-( olumia, S. C. award of -One Scholarship for four years' naa throp (Col-- dlemie word in College. 1. new stu- Green ville Female College - O znty C ourt Sc.holarship of free tuition for fomu t J . M. vears. 1n fiftee 't Greenville College for WVomena-One ships are( Scholarship of free tuition for four r will be vears. Special rates for music. he hghest~ * Caicora College--Greenville, S. C. proided One Scholarship of free tuition for four goernng years. holaships *The South Carolina Kindergarten )hnsoni by Association Training School-Charle - holarship t, S. C.--One Scholarship of free tuition for t wo y'ears.3 0 and free Winthrop College-Rock Hill. S. C. will open -One Sc holarship of free tuition. I urther in: Confederate Home College-Charles- I ess ton, S. C.-One Scholarship of free I il, S. C. Clitlord Semiinary-Unlioni, S. C. One Scholarship of free tuition. The examinuat ions for these Scholar s hips will be heid in each county July 1 em rd. All aLpplicants must file their l ,195. names before June 25th with. MISS ANNADORA BAER, ('hasi~mana Educational Dept. S. C. Federation of Women's Clubs, 16 Bull Street, Charleston, S. C. 1 ill be held nFriday, Notice to Executors, Ad c Tuition - - 'in South min1istrators and t I JdgeotGuardians. hd roomi All can- All executors, administrators and raitted so g.uardians are hereby notified to make Scholar- their retuurs to mec at once at this office '] ear. For is the law requires that these returns logue ad- be miade before July 1st of each year. t )OLPH, .D. A. BROOM, GOD )f Dollars Woi Spring trade in the histor ys in the summer as we v es as soon as they arrive i quick trading. We are i purchashing power of youi ERINGS AT SUMMER P1 iow marked down at such MN AU General Lee. General Lee was in the cars going to Richmond one day, and was seated at the end furthest from the door. The other seats were filled with officers and sol diers. An old woman, poorly dressed, entered at one of the stations, and finding no seat and none having been offered her, ap proached the. end where the Gen eral was seated. He immediate y rose and gave her his seat. Instantly there was a general ris ing, each one offering his s'eat to the General. But he calmy said: 'No, gentlemen; if there was no seat for the infirm old woman, here can be none for me." The affect was remarkable. One after mother got out of the car, and he General and the old lady soon bad the car to themselves. Baltimore B:erald. Dying of Famine s, in its torments, like dying of onsumtion. The progress of onsumption, from the beginningi o the very end, is a long torture, >oth to victim and friends. "When I [ had consumption in its first stage," writes Wm. Myers, of earfoss, Md., "after trying differ mnt medicines and a good doctor, n vain, I at last took Dr. King's qew Discovery, which quickly Ld perfectly cured me." Prompt .elief and sure cure for coughs, olds, sore throat, bronchitis, etc. ?ositively prevents pneumonia. Guaranteed at McMaster Co.'s, )bear Drug Co.'s and John H. &cMaster & Co.ps drug stores, )rice 50c. and $1.00 a bottle. ['ial bottle free. Timely Advice. Young man, just from college, ust out of school, we love you. n you the future of the country Lpends. We want to say to you indly that you are not doing 'our full duty unless you do some hing during your vacation. Get ome kind of a job, be it ever so senial just so it is respectable nd the pay ever so small. No aan does his whole duty until Le produces somethings. We do ot admire a skinflint, but we tave no respect whatever for a oaf er. There are some mighty ne boys around Gaffney who are ~oing to develop into good men, ut unless they learn to work hey will not develop into as good aen as they should.--~Gaffney ledger. A Bad Soare. Some day you will get a bad care, when you feel a pain in our bowels, and fear appendi itis. Safety lies in Dr. Kink's few Life Pills, a sure cure, for all >owel and stomach, diseases, such s headache, biliousness, costive ess, etc. Guaranteed at McNas er Co.'s, Obear Drug Co.'s and ohn H. McMaster & C6.'s drug tres; onliy 25c. Try them. burvueying Qatawba Falls. A party of engineers struck amp at the Catawba falls Mon-, lay and began work yesterday, naking a survay of the water >ower. Dr. Gill Wylie and Mr. Duke spent several days at the als the past week. They are argely interested in the property nd the rumor is that they will ~egin it.s development at once. 'he present survey, it is under itood, is for the purpose of loca-, ng the dam.-Lancaster Ledger, rune2~1. Interesting to Asthma Sufferers. "I have had asthma for three or four *ears and have tried about all the ough and asthma cures in' the mar :et," iays Daniel Bantz, of Otterville, owa, "and have recei~sed treatment' ro physicians in New York and ther cities, but got very little benefit intil I tried Foley's Honey and Tar,~ vhich gave me immediate relief and II vill never be without it in my house.1 sincerely recommend it to all." Soldi y McMaster Co. The selfish min wants the treams of good in life to all pour nward. He is the dead sea of mmani ty. His capacity is great mly for receiving. He gives only o get again with interest. He ives for himself and dies for the levil.-Ex. To Cure a Cold In One Day 'ake LAXATIVE BROMO QUI (INE Tablets. All druggists refund' be money if it fails to cure. E. WV. Grove's signature is on each AT SI -th of Goods t( y of our business career. ill utilize every resource to n this countryland at the s now offering the most temi r hard=earned cash. If you ICES. Remember that yu close prices as to make ever G H & Tutt's Pills FOR TORPID LIVER. A torpid liver deranges the whole system, and poduces SICK HEADACHE , DyspepsiaCostivenessRheu matism, Sallow Skin and Piles. There is no better remedy f or these common diseases than DR. TUT'S LIVER PILLS, as a trial will prove. Take No Substitute. Bonner's First Ad. When James Gordan Bennett the elder was editor of the New York Herald Robert Bonner, publisher of the Ledger, was struggling to build up its circulation and de cided to try a little advertising. He wrote an announcement con sisting of eight words, "Read Mrs. Southworth's New Story In Ledger," and sent it the Herald marked for "one line." Mr. Bon ner's handwriting was so bad that the words were read in the Her ald office as "one page." Accord ingly, says Modern Advertising, the line was set up and repeated so as to occupy one entire page. Mr. Bonner was thunderstruck the next morning. He had not to his name money enough in the bank to pay the bill. He rushed ecitedly over to the Herald office, but was too late to do any good. In a short time the results of the page announcement began to be felt. Orders for the Ledger poured in until the entire edition was exhausted and anothaer one was printed. The success of the - Ledger was then established. Ever after that time Mr. Bon ner was an ardent believer in adver. ising and a liberal purchaser of space. Faund a cure for Dyspepsia.I Mrs. S. Lindsay, of Fort Williaun, 3ntario, Canada, who has suffered uite a number of years from dyspep ~and great pains in the stomach, wvas dvised b'her druggist to ta ke Chamia yerlain's ~tomach and Liver Tablets. he did so and says, "1 find that they iave done me a great deal of good. I iave neverhad any suffering since I egan using them." If troubled with lyspepsia or indigestion why not take ;hese Tablets, get well. and stay well? For sale by Obsar Drug Co. The Real Question. The Newberry Observer states it this way: "Dispensary or no iispensary. Whether it's noble i the grapd old state of South Darolina to debauch her citizens with mean liquor and corrupt the roundation of government with the evils incident to the "Great Mforal Institution," or by the vetoes of her citizens to close up ter dramshops and thus to end them-that's the question.". .Warning. Jf you have kidney or bladder trou ble and do not use Foley's JKidney Cure, you will have 01nly yourself to blame or resultsq, as it positively cures all fors of kidney and bladder diseases. Bola by McMaster C2o, A .Living Monument. If we 'were to assemble all those who have been cured of heart disease by Dr. Miles' Heart Cure, and who would to-day be in their graves had not Dr. Miles' been successful in . perfecting this wonderful heart specific, they would pop ulate a large city. W\hat a remarkable record a breathing, thinking, moving monument, composed of humm lives,-that for "which everf other earthly possessiton is sac rificed. The Miles Medicral Co. re ceive thousands of letters from these people like the following: "I feel indebted to the Dr. Mies Heart Cure for my life. I d'esir to c:.il the attenti:>n of others suffcring a:: I art or a ong time Ia sufered from shortness of brenti after any litt exerin. pa1 itaton ft hc lQrt that I would some tie drp dead upon the street. One day I rend one of ym::r circulars, and immiediatly went to my druggist and purchard two bot ties of the Heart Cure. and took it according to directions. with the esult that I am entirely 'ured. n~c' ho hav heart troubl; tin eatI ln itraveling advertisen..lorIt a 3. H. BUwMAN. Manager of Lebanon Democrat, Nashvlle, 'Tenn. Dr. Mites' Heart Curs is sold by he first bote wlli eet g f ira t e 'l he will refund your money. S Miles Medical Co,, Elldart, Ind JMMER PRICI be Converted Into Casi increase our business. Our buyer is at wo ame time we are picking up bargains wherei >ting values in every department, and it will live within ioo miles of Columbia you canno r store is always filled with the most desir -y week a BARGAIN WEEK. wp0., Columbia, Opportunities in The trade in the Orient i Our exports to Japan ai during the last year. There will soon be a trei the trade of the Pacific C6a. East. Big opportunities for the Why not look the field over? Only $62.50, Chicago to S Angeles and return, May i, 29, 30,31, June i,August 6, and 14, 1905. Tickets good f< Rate for a double berth ij ist sleeper from Chicago to Angeles, Santa Barbara, an< in California,only $7. Throu Union Passenger Station, Cl 0 Chicago, Milwauke Union Pacific and Soutf This is the route of The Overlar Passenger Station, Chicago, 6.o5 p Express at 10. 25 p. m. The Califori sleeping cars to California every through standard sleepers. Complete information sent free on receipt of coupon with blank lines filled. Name___________ W. S. HOWEL L, Street address_____ Gen'l Eastern Agent, 381 Broadway, NEW YORKC CITY, City Genra A IenAgR, Probable destination___ To Cure a Cold J Tnw Laxative Bromo QuininenT seven Milso.boxessoldSn.,.t3m...s. TFhis sipi A Name trptiktrtttefhlw $5,000 a DayVLE Rateonefarepl rnumd trip /sSmmrwmhanan he stoppedlatnstniautCitunt see thetgreat0BarnRate Bnele show. Tofthe douord ofith hi-m Mr.SBarnumLEid: "Gen tiemeh, Mr.'Bainey t'ells me tha my preseneelat thecentsofoanro of the Barnumng Peaoplyscircu knownsonietirytown, city-and hamlet;ate has becomepauhous word troughot rounduntry showm, PentlmenallNothi aouned iaadoertiEdngtionalk towheatifi oat to verisitgn~Rtevr o reltie. n is ayl)Sk BATopaR Ecrrn vi.Ac he stoped atKansasCTheto Sothrisn ail w showTo e eitor of trip Rtet oe fols far p lcaldaiie W~E, in~ ~for ecia occaion: hl~mMr.Barum aid KGn oXUFFLL, TEN.-nn my resnc atth pefOZD~l~e Ilus$10 orround tri ofth Brnm& ieyCrCS O~NASHVI OTE.-Aco Is ort $500 a a~ytothe tiolSunda SchoolVan show ItthisIs rue t i y i ca Ju nsti2th-Jn 195 nametha Isso aluble Itis areplu 1905 aen fo hamlt; ha becme houe Tcets fo saeoune 9 fia lA., June 3-2th.90 I wan doe fad us payent forer and ewu~per ThSuHErnLE RaiC.ay advertsing anmae man oher attrctie Mais name orth ' inoation, Jonuln th-u can't doat eton, S.r plu.S You losemuch of herounWa atring of yourDEuVERssOreputatio name onstatly efore~3inal E~ othet Lieagte publicin ou colums. Roe on Watt Sln l ys fle 7 Ratdevery ltoe Socrmeiey suggistan End Fnaytried ovetion . ~ A ~ ~.I A. ~ an leGran wo B.oP.le. earsth. The indYouHaveAlwys Bugh i u s u $1.d Io aond triw i~ttinall. Sldy choole( Jue2th2t, 95 el 1. rk in New York all ier they are offered, pay you to call and t afford to miss ex able stock in every S. C. California s opening up. A China multiplied nendous increase in ;t cities with the Far man who lives there. )an Francisco or Los 2, 3, 9, 10, I I, 12, 13, - 7, 8, 9, 10, I, 12, 13, r return for 90 days. i a comfortable tour San Francisco, Los, I many othex points gh train service from cago, via the 0 & St. Paul, iern Paciflc Line .d Limited, leaving Union ,in., and The California ia Express Carries tourist day. Both trains Carry ~iOne Day M Southern UNDERTAKING lsell round WILL B CONTNUD I ag points- the future the same as in the past in the old establishment in all its Su mm er* deparments with a full stock of 28th, 1905.- Caskts, Burial Cases and Coffins 5 cents for constantly on hand, and use of P e ab od y hearse when requested. lerbilt Bib- Thankful for past patronage .4th-AugustI and solicitous for a share in the ar pi2 future, in the old stand. anual Con- Calls attended to at all hours. d Y. W. C. trip. TRK IWITT Gall SHOP. inaA- J. M. ELLIOTT. & CO. y 2nd, 1905., cents for it Interna te Conven wd will be - Account y and give epu.0 THE I4ECE LOG BEAM almetng SAW M IL L Elks, July I ,, las fre HEAcocK-KING FEED WORKS nvet-n Exora4Zs AND BorLEES. WooDWoaIIWG Rate one MACIrsZaR. CorrON GTsNINO,. Burex roun tri MAINGw AND SHINoLE AND LaATN roina tn MACur'ZRY. Cons MILL~S. ErO., ErC. 20, 22, 23, GIEBES MACHINERY Co.. Exteson Columbia, S. C. ned by de- TH E Gi BBES SHNINGf~MAENE oint agent 1l.00. an offer . For full .Just What Evesy One Should Do. 3ket agent, Mr. J. T. Barber, of Irwinville, Ga., passenger Iatways keeps a bottle of Chamberlain 's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoa Remedy ---at hand ref or instant use. Attacks' Iof colic, cer miorbus and diarrhea comes on so suddenly that there is no -th kidney tirne to hunts. doetur or ro to a store Es," rites foar medicine. Mr. Barber says: "I I, M. "I have tried Chamberlaia's Colic, Chol I and doe- era and Diarrho-1 Remedy which is is and tried i ne of the best medicines I ever saw. -4 inut relief. I keep a bottle of it in my room as T dney Cure have hd several attacks of colie and completely it ha proved to be the best medicine I ound and eve used." For sale by Obear D:ug Io. co