Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r j-1 11 | , GAS IN THE STOMACH com mented. Get rid of this 1 as possible if you woi SIM Rl LIVER R (THE PC Is a cleansing and strengthenic of all?and the liver is always i It puts life in a torpid liver, help the complexion of sallowness, re fine, vigorous condition. SOLO BY DEALERS. I Ask (or the genuine with the Bed Z on the It by mail, postpaid. Simmons Liver Regular Price $1.00 per bottle. Look (or the Bod Z Is \JL H. ZEIUN 4 CO. SfcV ' ** ' -. . New and Se< Our stock o Goods, Dry Shoes and Hats w-w T T W e want our call and inspect? and make our > ? while in the ci buy or not. O WM. PLA 1804 MAIN ST. Jftt X jil?L ?to insure com |Bp* along a case of fDeliciou Thirst # Demand ih Rc I use $ . v Scud for I HLH LULA4.ULA " I It's Money in ^ To Paint Your I Masti Painl ?Tk-, V:NJ Tkfti- I 1116 muu M UHI, Oi Taw boose musf be paiited. ?i tbe cotf lOrnst ge to the paint* charge m More for pvttiag ea Ma, than for as inferior load. Mastic Paint gives thenast bet eaamel finish; will not crack, ch off, and lasts laager tkaa other pi Manufactured by Peaslee-Gaulber Incorporated Louisville, Kentucky , Enferprfss ii es from food which has ferDadly digested matter as quickly aid avoid a bilious attack. MON6 ED Z r/? ii i a TO D t_ va u i*i n ? w ? >WDER FORM) ig medicine. It is a liver tonic first iffected when the stomach goes wrong, s digestion, sweetens the'breath, clears ilaxes the bowls and puts the body in IUCE. LARGE PACKAGE. *1.00. i lah?l. If yon rannot get It. remit to o?. we will tend or is pot up alto iu liquid form for those who prcfe- it. bel. ^PROP?^STjLOUI^ MQ. asonabje Goods. f Millinerv. Dress Goods, Notions is now complete, jxington friends to our line of Goods >fnre. headnuarters ity, whether they ur prices are right, TT & SON, COLUMBIA, S. C. ^ ^ ^ ip mm & A3 a 88 s f J --*s..>. W ? :m For ^ 1 That ! Picnic ^k plete success take ing beverage?infield m at home or in town. M d wholesome as it is M SB s?Refreshing B >Quenching B iOstJtu'Cs. Fountains !'rce Booklet. ?r. Ca.T bOtlaied iu Bottles. A MPANY. ATLANTA, GA. [our rocket I House With I t asts" 1 lint I fe(lKEDPAlNTj I t CO., I ^WsiCEWH^l^ I n?l*f?nr?.n ^ fi H i rmi^rp i n m i * ? J T1 a 2 2 M 5 En i tJt t V ^ _> '.J pi I wmm9*m9zmm*9m jihi'H I LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE. Synopsis ol the Address of the Hon. A. F. Lever, at the Meeting of the American Forestry Association. ^.r. Chairman and Gentleman: To conserve something is to preserve it lor posterity, and a man who cannot live beyond his own life is not living at all, and that, to my mind, is the keyn te end the fundamental idea of this whole conversation movement. , When I came to Congress about 12 years ago as a mere boy I was struck with that idea and fell under the spell of the leadership of the men in Washington who had consecrated their lives to the proposition of conserving to the American people the great forests of this country. I was so much impressed with that idea that I was one of the authors of what is now known as the Weeks bill, taking over the mountain ranges of the New England and Southern States and" conserving them to the Amorican pubii.. THE NOTION'S FORESTS. We have an area of something like 170,000,000 acres in the national forests. That is larger than the State of South Carolina. What we shall do with it, how we shall deal with it, whether we shall turn it over to private interests to be exploited and used, or whether we shall conserve it for the American people for all times are questions that the the next Congress will decide. We are entering upon a new administration. For more than 15 years the oppostibn party has had control of the government. I think it only fair to say W)tn respect- TO ioieswy at least, uiai through the energy, activity and the alertness of the agricultural committee your program of conservatism has been fairly well carried out. What will be the policy of the Democratic party in the Senate and House in the next Congress with reference to this great policy of conservation, not only the conservation of the forests that we now have, but the problems of the conservation cf the world and of the earth and of the ever great questions that enter into Amer ican lire, is t question tnat might well be considered by a bouy of as intelli- [ gent m^n as is gathered here tonight, j I do not know what is in store for us, but I hope, as a matter of promotion, to be the chairman of the committee on Egricullure in the next Congress. O! measure my words when I say them, that if I am chairman of the comnriiiKo An ?f>i i/%n1tnrA and ftn attpmnf. Ui&UWV WAA MQkAVUAVMA W VMM ? -vvw?.rv should be made to directly or indirectly, secretly or in the open to stop 1 this great movement for the preserva- ! tion of the American forests for the American people, that I shall be constrained as chairman of that committee to go back a few years and canonize that kind of proposition. In such an effort I believe that I state the will of the unanimous opinion of the members of the committee on agriculture. We are speudiug something like $5,000,000 annually in the matter of forest preservation and in a study of timoerend all of i'.s related subjects. The agricultural committee is not going to be parsimonious next year. We are going to see to it that no insidious effort to stter us away from the cor 1. u_H recc aiULUUB siiiiJi suuucru, Personally, perhaps, I go fnrther than some of mv associates on trie committee on agricnt-nre. I not only 9tand for thepreseryatiou of the American forests for the American people in the broadest sense of the word, hut I stand for the preservation of the American waters for the American people. Heard in Lexington How Bad Backs Have Been Made Strong Kidney Ills Corrected. All over Lexington you hear it Doan 's Kidney Pills are keeping up the good work. Lexington people are telling ahont it?teling of bad backs man* sound again. You can believe the testimony of your own townspeop^. They tell"it for the benefit of you who are suffering. If your back aches, if | you feel lame, sore and miserable, if , the kidneys act too frequently, or passages are painful, scanty and off color, ! use Doan's Kidney Pills, the remedy ! that ha* helped so many of your j friends and neighbors. Follow this j Lexington citizen's advice and give ' Doan's a chance to do the same for you. William P. Steele, singing teacher, j Main St., Lexington, S. C., says: "The j passages of the kidney secretions were j attended with pain and I knew that I needed a kidney medicine. Finally, I got Doan's Kidney Pills from Dr. Derrick's Drug Store. They gave me immediate relief. I recemmend this remedy highly, tor 1 tnow it.i8 a gooa one for kidney complaint." For sale by all dealers. Price. 50 cents. Foster-Mil burn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United Stages. R member the name?Doan'i?and take no other. adv. A man's religion seldom wears oxxt frjm overwork. Mm or Chilis & Fever Prescription No. 6G6 is prepared especially for or CHILLS FEVfcR. rv: ...oT. ,io? - ; v .... ca.-c. *.rJ ' ' :< ; , ti.rv; .< ?., ....i. coioi-io- "-iu occj noi. of ^:ca.co. ooc RALEIGH, N. C. CHILD Made Strong and Well by Vinob When we tell you that Vinol is the "best remedy in our whole stock for making weak, puny, ailing children strong, robust and rosy, we are only telling you what has been proved by hundreds of mothers. Mrs. W. 0. Strbther, Raleigh, N. C., says: "My little girl, Hazel, has been taking Vinol to build her up after a severe spell of sickness. It has done bo much good by restoring her appetite and building up her strength that I think Vinol is the finest tonic ever prepared, and I am telling everyone about it." "What Vinol did for this little girl it will do for very weak and ailing child, because sickly children need che strengthening cod liver elements and the tonic iron that Vinol contains?that is why Vinol builds them tip quickly and gives them a fine, healthy color. It is pleasant to take, and we guarantee that the results will satisfy you ? money back if they do not. HARMON DRUG COMPANY, Lexington, S. C. Fame is merely an elevation on | which the victim is placed iu order to j give people a better chance to throw i mud at him. If you eat something that disagrees] with yon donr.' let it- w rtc it-sown way ! through. Its a slow process ayd makes i you feel bad Get rid of if quickIv b.v j taking a pinch of SIMMONS' RED Z ; LIVER REGULATOR and wash it I do?n with a swallow of wa'er. It- I driyes out impurities in the stomach I and bowels and you feel better imen^di- I ately. Sold bjr All Druggists, adv ' ^MSnEKKnBnCUMRSfVBmBUnHHI You doi kindle. Nc 1 smoke or di | Note the I complete cooki 1 font, cabinet & burners. I See your d STAND Washington, D. i Richmond, Va. Norfolk, Va. jjHBBnHHBHnBBBDi A Car ' J R!i88 Live %. \ ? i rd 1 gagaes? 4 ! NOT DAUNTED, The Suffragettss Declare "War, Real War" from Now On. London, Mav 1 ?' From now on it will he war?real war.'' This \*as the deliverance of the presiding officer, Miss McAuley, at the militant suffragettes' weekly meeting in Essex hall tonight. The women cheered the annoueernent lustily. That the belligerent suffragettes are not daunted by the cautare of their stronghold and the arrest of their leaders was evident by the attendance which far exceeded the capacity of tne hall. Hundreds of women who were unable to squeeze in remained outside the gates throughout the evening. In attempting' to surpress tha militants' union Miss McAuley declared that the government had tackled a bigger job than it was able to carry through. No amount of coercion, imprisonment of it6 members or torture would make them abandon the fight, t-he said. I ? _ Dame Fortune isn't very much of a flirt. She seldom smiles on a man unless he gives her a good deal of encouragement. I J ' Wonderful Skin Salve j Bncklen's Arnica Silve is known j ! everywhere as the best remedy made j for all diseases of the skin, and also i I for burns, bruisps and hoils Reduces j { inflammation and is soothing and j healing. J T. Sossaman, publisher of : News, of Cornelius, N. C., writes that , one box helped his serious skin ailment after remedies failed. Only 25c. 25c. Recommended by The Harmon Drug Co. adv ,, Fuc ^ ' ' read n't have to wait fo ) coal or ashes to ca rt: no blackened ceili 7 5il Cook-stov new 4-burner New Perfec ng device on the market, w top, etc. Smaller stoves ealer, or write for full part ARD OIL CC C. (New Jersey) BALTIMORE of Fresh II Mules ai j Suitable ^ See Us Befo Stock Co,, Oolu [ Even when a man knows he is unworthy of the woman he wants to marry, he is willing to take chances. A slight cold in a child or a grown person holds possibilities of a "rare nature. Croup may come on suddenly, bronchitis or pneumonia may develop, severe catarrhal troubles and consumption are possible results Foley's Honey and Tar Compound nips a told at the outset, cures croup quickly, checks a deepseated cough, and heals inflamed membrances. Harmon Drug Co. adv OTHER name. 11 ill urn WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME. If you purchase the NEW HOME you v! 1 cave a life asset at the price you p:;;.*.?'Ki act have an endless chain of repairs. ' Quality 11 I Considered i ard If yoa v/ant a'sewing machine, write ?>*? tf latest catalogue before you purchase. b Mew Horns Sera Wis Co.. Orcnue, !??: l :1 Troubles re Over n you use a v Perfection Cook Stove. st lift the tank n the cradle /? ? ? nil ? your vPerfection is y for the day. r . the fire to rry; no soot5 n<?s. ;; . > ; m gsi- * i? ' %sf i ;.! :tion?the most jj 'ith indicator on :j wnfr'h 1 2 nr 3 i! :iculars to | )MPANY Charlotte, N. C. ? Charleston, N. C. | Charleston, S. C* |> i?ahnmt3wwvimf-i,b fiw iwwi hiuibtiium^jX* J mBamm?mmmmmammmm?mammmmMBSj Mules id Horses i For All nses. | ?re You Buy. | Ski m!)^ & 0, | <