Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I-A r FU1IHDWEVETY INNSBORO; S. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEq 1905.ESALSD 84 Readily suggests a piacex, South. Our Watches cons5ist of st and is cornlete in lel sizes JEWELRY==This suggest, and solid gold Jewefry of ev verware; andA our stock of fi We not only have the besi a GuaraYour money r risk and the leasre is yow means yourvf ent r4-esaiae JUST ANY OLD TGT 'T Will do for a while, but it wiil not take you long to find the difference between the ref! article and its imitati. This sad discovery never cones to those who uy0 Hackney and Chae ity Buggies, for they are tI real thin-g, the Baggy "I L". Nor is there any olf tihat sad realization that you have been duped by taking th "lust as good" when you buy an - OWENSBORO WAGON, unless you have a different experience from those who have tried them==ad tiat you surely will not have. K. R. MGcM ASTEPR A Fooat Prepared Espcily The United Breeders Dairy Food contains; the e ein1nuedd for' pro auchi an extent that a large quandt: Wi:;rg i, whcha ts thr.~gh r e tMon, is aved byV this proh'' . .7. a t'01ie lor ?juimy~la tin e j. iiWouhi Duri-g the mon;thi- whou r e's' ar .e *sh' on e :emsurfl f'r (an ~ eow morning :Ei night, t> be fe I wi g' u or siied(rCi~~.lV.u: For G r arget or risik Feve fe- 'l::! th h eu ration~ until reivry This rule a1ppliestk ay th W~here cowvs Fai! to cie Iodh ap of D-i :y 2 ' n a t bran mash, repeatin:~ Ihis tW' wo ' or throthn whi1. 'st ha i> >arn lh t:"., lieve. Then ieed regutla r doe fo '- y day an it 'a l a a ew a- 0~ Fond i.ng Unitedx greeders Dairy Food ra a.' (s ows in a :~cilh The United Breeders Diry Food i.nculda pev tv oa ru. whlen ealves are thr.a d. \ ola1 m se fe h a h ~ a esu tui --l a day in skimt ilkb. Tia s i fl 1111' m182 It orrh~l and eady dve >oIue of theci, n is *the ur -l''mJ \.. -edit Lorick & Lowrance, ~nc. COUBIS C. Stock andi Pou1iy Supplias THE~ PLACE To Buy Your WINTER U*(tOdPic. S We have the mos'.t emplete Fail stock of "Leather" shtoes~ evi cerythiug :or the ecoti t of the feet thatt can be 1ha,'nd aLire and let lite 1;iC2S- -i S. F. &F. A.DAVIS, ~ ~ito MAIN STiRE.ET, COLUMBIA, S. C. U t We Bough1t Early Before the Advance.) ":Ue.........1-------m -' &- ve 9a~~3 I 0'i S 21 U, Q 10 1 e -no s e r9om Lade toi f f ery descriptior 1eCut UGlass a ~, out our pric efunded if goc you buy jro. Noted for HE PEPPERS. An O'ax on the "White, tile Black :,Ud the. saap;:y Cayenre. .3 :.:a c:u wn1to pepi.-r is an mn:: tn.: Gi m te k vld fis.h in h 1 f Our da d1i. It hasbot ilrarand odor "A is mlost app:*etizin, w Ile , t hhte is naulsent in: For rea snap and g'; ;ive Ime cn.e 0' N1'e vf yur papria: I)id y t r inl your -Ap Ind : ev en1ts ' L l the par cles *h::zr '.o ceter. The red s I i ,nero at en miywithl er -.rv othr.Tryth experf Ixd IL m-L u pr. aniy~ th.:t idark :n ,v1ile rod s laxa lar:: gu::illie oi- tayei e and are u ne . to a dy apepia. I n'ever he:"rt of - sua aeri frorn i.1p ired or ic', rec ,, :: --,tion. a~t us' epa ch 11 these things~ undler ia' i : Ji::. Tim iadical term7 for ;;Iac. peper c is ":ipr and tis s 1am :g::::-::: i a iza ia t for the. stom1 sicina" :s~d S.: tn i it t sw ll sa 1 at -'w1 . . if r~on niilleted withl cho- . modu-:tal-s hiry dralair of a Ci11 a d I ,i '. And THE. SMOKER'S PARADISE. A Cm:tnar "" .s of~ 'iToneC~o In the jjtao '1 the e >l2a.'Ioe whit al-O 1u -f1:2 d . . a 7 be:a4a' had41 i a e .e ~o.:e eta friend a T ae :uu, t !ie i'wt sees that a fasi eiarupon leaving Is - Ia unatil their -d. :aj the 111 :-es-i . a s'aa her us:iliy lights Iaaf '~a fr-.m t stump1]. of the - aab.; one ini 1is miouth - :-r1e1 (-ually dievoted to ng I thelr nine; to bell 'a- on1ly layrh:' It down. a a a: e leep. Shaould theyN a " hea are gaoing to :-leep a w a :::. light their pipes b acut r. bed in the niorn MOND?' .Y A WASH DAY. tI . )y1 a I. ~w:. tot IX Promi the . li tvc' ae Pila:n. I3........: l i-%ho;' t :0 a b l10 hat 1.. Or con \tr al ciuni lle hinkr. -.1 - n::i aa::: an .ain 'a.I..'ad la at an t o utd n . ... a eta ca v. - s It e, ah-:rs b to seaeV i f I : ret aa a s a-t .-.in.e, of.: Iit"' hand.~ t hi .-~ ..a, ajl a o t h b:: I bi hS m a , a ' .\ : I. fel'ah1 r,'-1 ':a. thc fstl of the -..t ri nlsit fashaan Glo3.Fi N, JEW d the largest z the best factor Gents. ied collection ( . We also hie nd hand=paint Os are the very ds are not as anything in ( fine Watch w CHOCTAf PUNISHMENTS. The Lat.h Is Uted on Indians Guilty of Misdemeanors. "Wiile in thc Cietaw ation," said a traveling man to a IIouston Post re p)rter, "I saw a sight that impressed mn' nmch. As everybody knows, the Indians have long maintained their tribal courts and enforced their own lw. but congress several years ago denitd them jutrisdi-tion ove': felony cases and since that time they have administered the law only in misde iniianor eases. I arrived in Eagletown, a 'little town away off the railway in the neighborhood of the Arkansas line, and 'ot instantly I realized that some thin-g out of the ordinary was going on, for the pha-e seemed to swarm with tav:ny Indians. Upon inquiry I was iiformed that it was sentence day and t I::t tie Indian court would deal with mle-factors. First one Indinn after aithcr was brought before the Indian judge, who conducted the proceedings ia Chetaw, and as fast as one pris ouer was convicted the constable or sucriff. as the case might be, would ta:ke Lin out and infliet the punish inent. .In all mi.demeanor cases they whip -that is. a person convicted of a cer :!n ~en receives so many lashes. -the wuld take the prisoner to a big k tree. into the body of which had been (ilven an Iron pin ef'Tr- ut th0 ,-i1 abioet two feet above the averag0 man's helical, and, atfter tying his hands t oether anad stripipitig the prisoner to the waist, he wouuld be stretched along lihe trer- in an~ upright posItion, and then the Indian officer would take his greatt rawhide strap. soaked and pre pared for t he purpose, and apply it with intense vigor on the back of the unfortun~ate. "These blows were dealt only fronj the elbow, but the force used Ma ,inily taidenced bly the twisting, euronjojU contortions of the victim. Whilie the blood did not conie, great redi welts were plentifal, an~d the pain was fudyc manifested, but not in one single instance did I note an outcry. The~ guilty, with traditional stoicism, took their punishment, but niever was ther e an outcry. All about the tree were gathered tihe friends y~d seg4~ :tolon, land the malnnerC~ in which they buayed the unfortunate was a caution. They had absolutely no mercy, and I was informed that the tongue bMshings .1 ee-nanayinlg the ordeal we-t regard id -heig tenfold worse than the actua! indlictionl of the blows, "it used to be~ the enso that the In dmua courts or, to speak with greater accu:-acy, the tribal courts, had power to iii i It calpital puilshmen~t, and it was onlyv just before the present cen tury open'!ed that such was deniggA them b y congress2 Aliens In England Long Ago. England, exceipt for the remote day:s when~ INiig John found it protit leto pul11 out the teeth of wealithy Jws, ha:- troubled herself little about the alien. She did, however, get tre mendously excitedl in the time- of Jameos I. o-f Eup:1:utd eover thle questhon wheth erthe ( ::-laisg spirits lie brought wit ha fr-om S-orland should lie ad mat to the privileges of English cit ienship. The matter was the subject of soien-n trial, and a sort of comn pmise wa-s evolved. All th-~e b)orn before the~ unin of the- crowns wvere hel t be al-ens. an l all tie'ift bAUrg afir ar '. ( vere it 'i,'ther - iand eit. ,.- l ~t waIs also ide::i:end thoa a child - 'rn abroad wih :e- father to g:-anld iiather on the father's side wte at it e- . teoul not, however, success au~ hi if his father at tile time of l:brh wa s it traito~r or felon or en :a iwar- agaist 'Uns country. l~a the~ 17-.5 rebellion several Jacobites fun th lis provision useful, for, being ire~llrded as alienis. they fennd thew to-il tr'1bd honora bly ats prisoners ia nr.ctndon Chronicle. Has Stood the Test 25 Years. Thie oill, original GIROVF'S Tarteiene Chill Tonie You know what you are taking. It is iron and quinine in a asteless form. No cure, no pay. 50c. ELER a( S. C. Lnd best selei *ies in the Un >f daintiest di ive a very larl ed China mum lowest, Quali represented. )ur line. Ou ork and absol wein tunarded Girls. In New Guinea parents send th< daughters to bed in a little house the top of a tree every night, and wh the girls have gone up the ladder removed, so that there is no comi down till the parents allow it. Elol ments under these circumstances miu be difficult, and parents no doubt sle the sounder for knowing that th girls are unable to take their wal abroad until their elders see fit f them to do so.-London Lady. The Mantle of Charity. The lady was making some remar about the kind of cl3thing some oth ladics at church had on. "The finest garment a woman ci wear," said her husband, "is the ma tle of charity." "Yes," she snapped, "and it Is abo the only dress, judging by the fu they make over the bills, that so husbands want their wives to wear." New York Telegram, Cause. Prosecutor (examining talesmen) flave you ever known the prisoner , his counsel? Talesman-Yes. His cou rl gave me some advice once in a lai :;it. Prosecutor-You are excused. Y< yould evidently sympathize with tl prisoner.-Life. Squelched! Q~j Kutter-Hlave a glass of wat4 Mr. Sporfi -WooodY Sporte (with real wicked wink)-Wha's.that? Mi Kutter-Ah, I see! They'rc bringii you up on milk.-Cleveland Leader. The truly sublime Is always easy at always natural.-Burke. Full of Tragic DSeaning~. are these lines from J. H. Sir nmons, cf Casey, Ia. Think wh might have resulted from h terrible cough if he had not take the medicine about which I writes: "I had a fearful coug: that disturbed my night's rest. tried everything, but nothir would relieve it, until I took]) King's New Discovery for Col sumption, Coughs and Cold which completely cured me Instantly relieves and permanen ly cures all throat and lung di eases; prevents grip and pnel monia. At McMaster Co. Obe Drug Co. and John H. M Master & Co., druggists, gua anteed; 50c and $1.00. Trial bo tle free. PIANOS. Tihe problem of selecting a piano ii simpleone. THE HOUSE that you buy from should be one unquestionable reputation. A HOUSE that represents the p.ianos of standa: makes. A HOUSE that is noted for fair dealing. WE CLAIM all these requisites. WE HAVE the PIANOS to suit you. $250.00 UP will buy a good piano from us. OUR TERMS made easy to caah buyers. IF INTERESTED write us for catalogue, prices and tern Address, Iullg8 USIl HOU8 COLUMBIA, S. C. Pianos and Organs. Established Over 20 Years. IOPTICIAI :ted stock of J< ited States anc signs in Diam re line of Gorhd 5t be seen to be ty considered. In every case r prices and o ute reliability. & No Ghdnc A Getting your C Filled H< Heavy shipments cot to fill up. Stock fuller Ln 5 Barrels New Crop I and Georgia Cane Syru e Extra Fine Mackerel prices. Fresh Cream Cheese Finest Cigars and SI "e FRESH CELERY EVERY WEEK. J. D. McCA ig A WHOLEC Air-Tight I ~ just in. Will be sok make hot sales. N ~: ~j~Ing line equal to ti 5, Stove. ~See it if warm at the least c R. T. MATTH 1 'HEATERS! t r Never resign yourself t pains are curable. They conditions of the fernale apromptly attended to or dai TA whenever she suffers from any of , It not only compels the pains to st~ the cause of the pains, which prey It makes you well. Try it. Sold everywhere in $1.00 bot 's. WRITE US A LETfER freely and frankly, in strictest confid ence, telling us all your symptoms and troubles. We will send free adykce (in plain sealed envelope), how to Dept. The Chatt oa Medicie Co, Chattanooga, Tenn. .welry in. the I Switzerland, ond Brooches Im's -lid Sil app iated. And with all, we take the ur guarantee e to Miss irocery Wants ire Now. ning in all last week now than ever before. 4ew Orleans Molasses - p. by the kit at close by the box. noking Tobaccos. WANT A GOOD HAM? Send Here. %LEY & CO. H EATERS! ARLOAD OF Heaters i at prices that will thing in the heat ie Hot Blast Coal you want to keep ost. EWS& SON. H EATERS! of Curable Pain o suffer pain. Women's are the sign of dangerous organs, which should be igerous results will follow. OMAN'S 1E.1 oman's biting and weakening pains. ts buteIt followvs up and dries out "WITHOUT A PAN, luMo,'1I c..n domy houswok atouh aedone takng CARDUI, two truthfully say I was cured by Cardul. l watevery suffering lady toknow of this inaderful medidne."