Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4k m. W H^fi .W' i_ , - ^ - ^^1 Aw ^ * In a > V A - m m ^ for < Fan the best Shoes that can be b< SEE OTOS BEF< E. P. & F. 1710 Main Street ' . . . = 1 Lombard Iron Worl j _ AUCU8TA, 1 BrMgm, ?oofa? Tanks* Tower ana Buuainjw. 1 Cane and Shingle Mill Machinery and Repairs; J rwKt Castings; lull road and Mill 8ut>pties: Bell J-???oilers, c yi^HWauh< > LIGHT SAW MILLS P?i Quick Sh i WE ABE "WHOLES AL: CLi fV Fully prepared * CHANTS and I > lowest -current 5 us your orders, f PLATE G-L ASS j v noirif 0 | LUmuii ft 5 INCORPC ? WHOLESALE # UoiomDia, ?vwwwwvw QUALITY %^-J-: f.^'- W ' / | J You have probably bought many thing good, that cost a good , price, but under ' * ' / ' '* . ' f , ; -.- *' i- ' \.. 'y." .;' . - v $ test of service soon proved themselves wort vl*; * '- v * s, ' , - V It might have been shoes that soon : . ' ; , v f the sides, caps broke down, heels gave t gave out and soles were plated. / . '' \ ?V -t_ ' 'T */w- . To guard a| ? wear, and be cc ' m|EH^ I wear your morn I/# H liSlUtt- and choice sfcoc' " ing selections a T. A. I Opposite Post Office, . ' *S.~ ', ^ 4^F1THRR1\I J Unexcelled Dining $ Through Puiiman Sleepin ^ Convenient Schedules I * For full information at jui consult nearest Southern E; W R. W. HUNT, D. ] BROOKS MORGAN, A. G ' 'it*- y '. 'S*.' 1907 \LL and INTER Qhnpc ,11,kind of leathers to suit Iress and every day wear, mere' medium and heavy k Shoes a specialty. You depend that we give you might and at a small profit. HUB YOU BUY A. DAVIS, , Columbia, S. C. <s aid SiMily Co. 1 GEORGIA (' ; Building. Bridge. Factory, Furnace and Rail- ? iag, Packing, Injectors, Fittings, Sawa, Files, L Cnpsolty for 300 Hands / euid Erie ENGINES, Kortintf sand rlrtfeotors. Turbine Water Wheela,eto* > Sraule Mill-BOILERS Built to Hartford Specifications a Specialty * Locomotive Tender Tanks \ Write U* Before Tea Buy i * eieiemipiai aieie?e?awv?eie'e<e'eF ROT.twe ENGINES in Stock ipment. VWVWWWWJ E DISTRIBUTORS OF i issj < - - ." . y-to sell MER- i FACTORIES at * prices. Send # also your esti- 5 ered prices on J and MIRRORS S RATED, J and BET AIL, $ - - S. C. ? - -r>- ? - v SHOES! 8 that looked * ^ the rugged run oveir at ray, sewing 5aiii3t these tilings, especially in foot nfident of getting the best quality foot3y can buy, take advantage of the large k constantly available for making pleast our store. for W. L. Douglas Shoes for men, fl.5C j to YNE, Columbia, S. C. RAILWAY. | ki> Gar Service, Jg g Cars en all Trains, }!( on Local Trains. ta> ?? W | i to rates, routes, etc. ailway Ticket Agent, or yy : P. Charleston, S. C, W , P. A., Atlanta, Ga. i * mmmmmmmmmammmammxBmmKmamamamm Wedded Her For Whoa Se Slew Sis Rival. Asheville, N. C., Nov. 13.?Half an hour after Clarke Norton killed Franklin at White Rock, N. C., Monday, he and Miss Elizabeth Gentry, for whom they were both suitors* were married. Norton wa<s not arrested until the following morning, when he was taken to jail at Marshall, N. C. He was accompanied by his bride, who begged to be allowed to go to jail with him, but was refused. She and Norton assert that Norton shot and killed Franklin in self defense. They say Franklin had found out that Norton and Miss Gentry were going to be secretly married, and had gone to the girl's 1 ? M'? ra>attanfin<r uomtJ lur ujc piuyuoc ui the marriage. Franklin had said that Miss Gentry and Norton should never wed. When Norton made his appearance, Franklin, it is alleged, started the trouble, and Norton opened fire upon him, his first shot taking effect in Franklin's heart and killing him al? most instantly. Twenty ISillion Dollar Passenger Depot. Washington, Nov. 14.?It has been announced that beginning Sunday morning, Nov. 17, all Southern railway trains entering and leaving Washington, D.)C*, will use the new |20, 000,000 passenger station, one of the world's most elaborate and costly passsenger terminals. The trains will come into the city of Washington over the company's new double-track steel bridge across the Potomac. They enter a double-track twin-tunnel under Capitol hill, at the northern end of which the trains enter the new terminal station, connections being made with diverging lines for all points east and west. ?, ? ' We Guarantee Satisfaction. J. A. Brogdon, of the National Sign Co., Dayton, O., writes under date of Oct. 12,1906: "Nosena is the only preparation I have ever used that relieves my affection so speedily and pleasantly. 1 am getting the first real pleasure out A * T V,A?VA AWVAwi Atl AO/) oi Dreaming uuui x luvo since I contracted catarrh six years ago. Money wonld not bny my tribe of Nosena if I could not get another. Buy Nosena from Derrick's Drug Store and C. E. Corley and get your mctney back if not satisfied. Sample tube and booklet by mail 10 cents. . Brow# Manufacturing Co., St. Louis, Mo. and Greenville, Tenn. Given Life Sentence. Newberry, 3. C., Nov. 13.?WiH Sanders, who murdered Anrelia Matthews and her daughter, Carrie Matthews, and afterwards escaped, but was captured by Sheriff M. M. Buford in Asheville, N. C., was found guilty in the court here of murder with recommendation to mercy. Under this verdict the sentence is life imprisonment in the penitentiary. The crime with which Sanders was convicted was, according to his own confession, one of the most brutal in the history of Newberry county. Ileal Lacking, Sills Wife. Wilmington, Del., Nov. 13.?Fred Underbill last night shot and killed his wife and then turned the revolver upon her sister, Rachael Nelson,firiDg five bullets into her body. She is expected to die. Returning home and finding no meal awaiting him, Underh 11 obtsi ?d 1 g revolver, and, going to the home of Wilaam bielsoi, be found u re his wife and her sister. Without u word he fired two bullets into his wife's head and then turned the revolver upon the sister. He at once surrendered to the authorities. CATARRH and 1 Catarrhal Headaches are quickly relieved by Nosena. It soothes the congested membranes, allays inflammations and thoroughly heals and cleanses. It keeps moist all the passages whose tendency is to thicken and become dry. Cures colds, throat troubles, hoarseness, hay fever, "stoppedup" nose, breathing through mouth while sleeping, offensive breath, etc. It is antiseptic and contains no chemicals or drugs having a narcotic effect, or that can cause the "drug habit." DerTnk'a Drug Store and C. E. Gorley. . Posed as 2Can Long Time. Trinidad, Colo., Nov. 13.?Miss Catherine Vosbaugb, w-ho for nearly sixty years has passed as a man, died at a hospital yesterday. Bliss Vosbangh was born in France eight; three years ago. When a young woman she found it difficult to make her way on account of her sex, and adopted men's clothes. While in St. Louis she married a woman, with whom she lived for over thirty years. William Jennings Bryan is to make another tour of New York state before deciding as to the presidential nomination. Delaware liquor dealers are expect to contest the constitutionality of tne law under which the recent local-i p tion election was held. A Nebraska man who undertook to subsist entirely on peanuts starved to djath. Injunction Issued Against Union Social Club. Columbia, Nov. 13.?An injunction was yesterday served on the Union Social Club on West Washington street in Columbia and the alleged proprietor R. Leon Shull, restraining the respondents from maintaining an alleged nuisance where persons are alleged to be permitted to congregate for ihe purpose of buying and drink ing alcoholic beverages. The order was obtained by Attorney General Lyon, who appeared before Associate Justice Gary at Abbeville a few days ago and presented affidavits and comj plaint alleging that the place men* tioned is a nuisance under the CareyCothran law.. The order is similar to the injunction served on various Charleston resorts and is returnable before the supreme court on the 26th of November. Cbriea Hints. Lettuce plants set out now will make early heads in the spring. It is a good time to set out cabbage plants. They ought to be down in the bottom of furrows. Sometimes potatoes planted in December do well. We do : not advise that plan. Wait till spring. In the country pine brush is handy. It is a good protection for cabbage and turnips. If onions are up and growing scatter loose light manure from the cow lot over the ground. They are hardy and will stand the winter. It is not too late now to plant onion sets, but they should have gone in during October. A Hard Debt to Pay. "I owe a debt of gratitude that can never be paid off," writes G. S. Clark, of Westfield, Iowa, "for my rescue from death, by Dr. King's New Discovery. Both lungs were so seriously affected that death seemed imminent, when I commenced taking New Discovery. The ominous' dry, hacking cough quit before the first bottle was used, Q r>fl f*TTA TY? VvAfflnO Wt O AAWinlnfii r OUULU ITTV iugio UVIWCO JU1CIUU a cure." Nothing has ever equaled New , Discovery for coughs, colds, and ail throat and lung complaint*. 'Guaran1 teed by Kaufmann Drug Co., tu.d Derrick's Drug Store. j.' > 4 ^ A Good Wcman. The life of a good woman is the one thing more precious than all others in all ' that conspires to maintain the higher civilization of mankind, and the one thing which, when removed from its sphere in society, can be estimated only ont of the depths of the aching heart. There is nothing in all earth that can compensate the family circle, the church and^society at large for the loss sustained in the death of a good woman, especially one who has been consecrated to the duties of a wife and mother.?Columbia Record. President Roosevelt has invited Dewey, Brownson and other admirals to review the fleet on its departure for the Pacific. William Wallace, of Newburg, N. Y., welcomed back his wife who, after reading the Earle affinity case, left him to join the sweetheart of her girlhood. Don't worry about your kidneys when you can obtain 30 days' treatment of 'Pmeules for $1.00. These little globules bring relief ixi the first do.4-?. Backache, Lumbsgo and Rheumatism yield quickly. If not satisfied you. money refunded. This is a fair offei i you can't lose. Sold by Kanfmann J Dm 2 Co. I Th con ft d rate ve'erans of G orgia tie Id their annual reunion in Augusta last week. v Three boys killed a bear in Pike County, Pa., and captured her two cubs. Snow was reported from such widely separated 9tatss as Colorado, Michigan, Wisconsin, Louisiana and Texas last week. Marconi'is experimenting with the wireless system to find if power can not be transmitted in the same way. Dr. Doty, health officer of New York, ridicules the idea of anybody catching disease from handling money. yy. ^ ^ effect/re jyWyJHB economtcatV .pKr^M 6 clean-fo~'se WIS /. * n remedy tor mr^i /H attaches t HTTWB A Great Home Remedy. a For asla by all druggists I and dealers. SSc. Money I refunded U it fails to do aU claimed. NoAuRjruiDjr Oo>? Boston, Mass. ,PAA. I Curb or mm Sloa, I/iivixi /y is unsur W If penetrates and t \HB quickly- needs very I does nol leave a see An antiseptic rem< fistula and any ab PRICE 25?s.5C Sloorfj*TreoHse on Horses.1 Sen* Fre Address Dr.EoH S.Sloon, a' ' ' . . f W. H. F. RAS1 ^..... The One Pi W SWANSEA, I & Dry Goods, Notions, Clothi I have the Largest and best Sele< ing to be found in any store in the yjp of the County. Full Line of BUE of Baltimore, the bejst Clothing i ^ MEN, YOUTH'S, and CHILD. ;jk Styles just arrived. v|5 SHOES! CRADDOCK-TEI I carry a full line of the famo Co's., SHOES, for Men, Women, x|ct BEST by test for wear or dress. . . ^ MY LONG EXPER] in the Mercantile business and with /w\ ; to pay for all Goods, makes it possi xjjz' goods at CLOSER PRICES than tl obliged to buy on credit. <!> GROCERIES?HEAVY A] /#\ My stock of Groceries, both Heav Best to be found in this section, and Up-to-date. Don't buy anythi you see my line and get my prices. l^isr.sc. iF.i THE ONE PRICE ! J SWANSEA, - - SOU The Palmetto Nat COLUMBIA, S. WE ABE A Depository for the United Stf of South Carolina, the County o of Columbia. 1 WE OWN |400,000 United States Bonds ai Carolina Bonds. WE SOLICIT Accounts of Banks, Firms, Corj WE PAY Four Per Cent, on deposits in on terest calculated quarterly. WE PROMISE Oar best efforts to transact your satisfaction. PALMETTO NATIONAL BAN! CAPITAL $250,000. Wilie Jones, President. J. I $14, $16, $11 ; ??gseS33fe=sis ? ' Tkn AuilM 1 9 I?ro wwoii ? of this stove is all careful] Q [u5cct stcKmra not?il g ? ed and fitted tight at ev ? I It will never leak ashes or dust, nc t p in use. The two-piece oven bott % fe pansion and contraction?always si | I JEWEL COOK SI 2 8 are perfect in every detail of construe! I, I right shape, width and depth. They hold O jPj fuel. There are many other adS fifi vanta&es only found in Jewel ? IJ Cook Stoves. It will pay you to jfcgj 2 make careful investigation of jgHn 3 ^ Jewels before buying. At gSg| ? rtl the price we ask you cannot 2 Si &et the same value elsewhere. * ??l llfADUIHR others try to imitate mgM ? ^ Wflltwlwll Jmmmt Stoves. Do w| 0 |S|j not be misled. Genuine%fmwmim bear the Jm X 8 Kva trademark printed herewith. Boy from J ? u* run no risk e< rettinr imitatiooa. 4 | Stewart-Mam Har g 1645 MAIN STEEET, COI ? Splint* TV'S rveivt passed elieves pain very iWe rubbing -ana ir or blemish. >dy for fhrush,. scess. Cattle. Ho$s ond PouJrgf e 8o&teft. Mcs>?U 5. A. rice Store,! S.O ing, Shoes, Etc. * ;ted Stock of Cloth- '7^' ) Southern portion LENDER BROS-, vg/ n the country for v/fv REN. New Fall jets line! ^ us Craddock-Terry and Children, the \*/ :ence i the Ready Cash ble for me to buy le Merchant who is vd fancy! y and Fancy, is the Everything Fresh ng elsewhere until /i\ r?st9f ' j STORE, TH CAROLINA. % A/ \*/ \a/ \ft/ va/ \>/ V/- . f\?iK ' ============================ ional Bank, I n A Vi ites Government, the State if Richland and the City id $100,000 State of South * ... -M >orations and Individuals, f ? i!r Savings Department, in*, - I business to your entire ; - - Columbia, S. C. oo - i P. Matthews, Cashier. * > 3, $20. { y cement- ^aai ^ ery joint. SR J > matter how long || om allows for ex- p| tays fiat. |j * rovES I I ioiL Fire boxes are ?9 ? the fire and save the 1 "II tare Co., j I iUMB A, S. C 2 ? * I v'.HB