Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Hind Leader of the Blind ; In answer to the pleasant little personalities in your first funny para- * g*aph, I stated that if you did not * want me to tell some more better not . j "Sir oflioin i t. ormtiarrf f rfim the VOfV I t iplenaid bead lines that you gave me {prerogative that every newspaper J ?an exercises by divine right) that v you do waDt me to tell some more. I 1 Jfcel sure that a few of ytur readers would appreciate "some more" in preference to such a vast quantity of . advertising matter. ' -- ----- -t Ji: i'TV,Q ' la repiy 10 your ucauuu CP| * u\> f Bugle B aat Sounds a Discordant Note ! in These Piping Times of Peace," it seems like discord to you. but on a close 1 analysis tbe patriotic Socialist will find 1 aotuing but harmony. Doubtless to a Wofkiiig man, a wage slave, that has a steady job and receives his wages at itie ead of the week, it may look to him like "Piping Times of Peaee," feat to the digger in the earth who has bought and given his note for ahaif ear load or more of guauo with the Toiuoas cost of supplies and labor at&ring him in the face, the soil too kara and dry to sprout seed and the price of cotton, his only money pro-: tact, slumping in price a cent a pound in the last week which reminds one fed enough to remember 1873, it does not look so much like "piping times of peace"?or plenty either?most es it.. i-1 -""t- mi-ii?t'tTanro tU (UC icuv auu uiui Lbubv ii&ve, Jriad you been reading some cf the , Socialistic p.pers, as a Democratic newspaper man should, you would be looking for the twenty year periodic return of the panic (,73-'93-1043) and " could not consistently and conscieneusly write, "piping times of peace." Now, my fiiend, you show ignorance of the facts by writing 'Hand of Esau?the Voice of Jacob." Every class conscious Socialist knows that article you* published under those exttellenfc headlines was altogether the voice as well as tbe hand of E^au. A million Socialises in our country (30 million in the wot Id) are getting clafs eonscions and impudent enough to teach our fellow workers that as old Jake, aided by lus mother, stole Esau's iirthrigh^, ever since thai time labor has been robbed of what it produced ?scept enough to keep it in working *rd$r and raise int. re workers. As the centuries rolled by the burden on the toilers becamheavier and mere grievous to be M/cne. Socialists if . Ulge the hot*- r->*i if the 1913 panic | j 'kv^ucu& L two I it will t?Kk< ixc tanners study, thii k ttdread. after awhile there will heSocim.,- ?.i %^te9enough to at least jollbaefc t b tide of oppression that ihrear^o - toe very life of half the working people if it does not usher in ft? millenium. ifcTne Beauty of Socialism supplants ft? Ugliness of Populism." If Popftaa was ugly why did Billy Bryan yv* the patriotic Democrats purloin f> many of the planks in the Popnlist siatform and wiite them in the Dem- 1 eratic platform? If socialism is sach i a heinous monstrosity why did Teddy | writ? about twenty planks of the So fldalist platform? It Socialism is a myth why are so many of the me as- | res advocated and demanded by Sosialists being enacted into law? Why v lithe initiative, referendum and retail being inacted into law in several j States and many municipalities and irbonnd to come in all? The answer Socialism. Why is it that in ten. JH&tes the women are enfranchised and 000 and ono half million voters (a rery uncertain quality so far as the politicians and the master class are, . 1 eencerened) will have to be reckoned 1 frith in future elections? Answer. 80- j sialism. Why is it that sdme judges the United States Supreme Court have resigned their fat offices, and why are they not all revered as they inee were? Answer, Socialism. After 'while the people willeiecfc judges | and also have the posvor to recall them ?then judges will be servants of the people and not masters as they now I we and socialism will be responsible ' for if?whether Socialists capture the jreblic offices or not. *! In conclusion teli the readers of your \ paper why yon are a Democrat. I will { Trite my reasons why I am a Socialist S if you will give me a few columns ( space in the Di-patch to do it. t Faithfully yours, { * Uncle Phil. c -1'- S. Wcuhi like to call yon Com- ? ??de. ? Health a Facior in Success. ? ^ fhe largest factor contributing to a \ aSac's success is undoubtedly health. \ It has been observed that a man is > ; seldom sick when his bowels are regu- ) v lar?he is never well when they are C constituted. For constipation you < will Hod nothing quite so good as ) tlharob^riain?s Tablets. They not odIv ( move the bowels bat improve the ap- ! ( petite and strengthen the digestion. ) They are for sale by Ail Dealer?. <j The State Supreme Court has Zndefi- <j aately suspended Barney Evans from j> she practice of law. There is one { food thing, howtTe\ ttat can be said !| in Barney's favor, t iat is, he'e the > man who defeated Lyon in h's race v ?8w Attorney GonereI. i * 4 Wonderful Skin Salve Bucklen's Arnica Salve is known ' verv where as the best remedy made ' or j.i! diseases of the skin, and also i or burns, bruises and boils Reduces nflammation afid is soothing and | lealing. J T. Sossaman, publisher of p < Sews, of Cornelius, jn. u., wrues tum. )jie box helped his serious skin ailnent after remedies failed. Only 2oe. 15^. Recommended by The Harmon Drug Go. * ad v Miss Mabel Irene Byrd of Ej-storer, Richland county, won the $2,025 Chalmers *'35" auto in The State's $11,000 contest. She also won a lot in College Place, Columbia, and another in Camp Foruance, Columbia?each valued at $375. If yon eat sometliiDg that disagrees with yon dour' let it w rk its own way ChroQgb. Its a slow process and makes you feel bad Get rid of it quickly by taking a pinch of SIMMONS' RED Z LIVER REGULATOR and wash it do'<n with a swallow of water. It drives out impurities in the stomach and bowels and yon >eel better immediately. Sold by All Druggists, adv The suit of the heirs of the late C. P. Sullivan for $15,000 against the O , NT - - - '--a ? T "Vf A*-,~ & Lj. roaa, tnea at xvaurmis jlu.uuvaoj, resulted in a verdict for the road. The suit was over the ownership of certain lands near the depot in Laurens. |jg Profi on CC acre ar< II Southern fnvesrifiafi Pa 5-5-5 formula, 01 Phosphate, Kami Side dress cotton w and again when th< cotton is inclined t< making two app'ica J This is also effective against root applied early enough. It will pa; Order Kainit now before the Kainit and Potash Salts, any qu GERMAN K Whitney Central Bank BoiUm| NEW ORLEANS, LA. * MEET ALL TRAINS j i . l. m I AutomobiL t SPECIAL RATES ? ALL NEVI I PHONES 346 and 1532 $ COLUMBIA, SOU & YHnlnmhig 11 !UUIUIIIUIU hi Manufacti MANUFAC1 Sash, Doors and Bill Pine, Cypres Flooring, Coiling, Woatl Door and Wind Columbia, Soi f C a BROW 1730 Mi!H STREET, Is where vou can find o : ^ nv ALL DOORS, Si5 BLINDS LIME AND CABINET j Call or write for Prices. Dr. W. H. Ball, a well known de? - j :ist, died at Grayoourt, Laurens ooui ty, on Wednesday at an advanced age. E B. Cash Watts, eldest son of Assc ciate Justice R. C. Watts, died at an Asheville sanitarium on Wednesday morniug, aged *29. He was lawyer and magistrate at Cheraw. The turial was at Laurens Thursday. The spriug months often find a woman tired out. with pain jn back, hips and head, nervous and sleepless. Folfey'Kidney Pills will quickly prove their worth and value as a healer of all kidney and bladder ailments and irregularities. They are a splendid remedy for rhemuatism, clearing the uric acid from the joints and system. Try them. Harmon Drug Co. ady ? Thomas Fitzgerald, a white musician, aged 55. committed suicide at the Natioual house in Charleston on Monday by shooting himself in the head with a pistol. No cause is assigned. A slight cold in a child or a grown person hn'.ds possibilities of a grave 1-nn\7 mmp.nn IJCtlU.IV* w w. 0 bronchitis or pneumonia may develop, severe catarrhal troubles and consumption are possible results Folev'> Honey and Tar Compound nips .a cold at the outset, cures croup quickly, checks a deepseated cough, and heals inflamed membrances. Harmon Drug Co. adv itable Side Dressing ?e of side dressing is increasing ?TTON and CORN. It pays I , if one uses the right goods, pplications of 209 lbs. each per i recommended by a well-known or and experimenter. He suggests : a mixture of equal parts of Acid t and Nitrate of Soda. dien the plants are 10 inches high 3 bloom begins to open. Where o rust, use - s AINIT tions of 200 pounds each per acre, lice *and cut worms on corn, if y you to try it, for Potash Pays. supply is exhausted. We sell lantity from one 200-lb. bag up. ALI WORKS Savannah Bank & Trest Baildinl SAVANNAH, GA. RATES REASONABLE * ART1N I ft e Transfer f BY THE HOUR ft ft / CARS ? ft ? ft 916 MAIN STREET | TH CAROLINA. | ? umber And j jring Go. I URERS OF 11 id, Interior Finish, m s and Oak. m lerboardlng, Moulding, M low Frames. I jth Carolina. J IN V BRO? I , COLUNBII, S, C. I ne of the best stocks of i KINDS if & lSH, I 3 & GLASS I I CEMENT. I !ur A xTmi T?O I iUXLil 1UUC. & :< . I This popular remedy never falls to O llif Vliwwkuau^ voitw Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Headache, Biliousness ! And ALL DISEASES arising from a Torpid Liver and Bad Digestion The natural result is good appetite and solid flesh. Dose small; elegant* ly sugar coated and easy to swallow* Take No Substitute. The town of Johuston on Tuesday i voted down a proposition to i9sut | bonds to build a new school house. The vnta W9 0 7<i fnr anH 7?5 atrnin?t. [ fflENTIONJ | You have suffered the inc< j! and rim cut tires long enou | tires absolutely puncture p | proof. This preparation is | and revolves with wheel. lose strength by age. We a (preparation not to id jury t Full replacement will be m which this preparation dan demonstrate this to you. ^ at the Lexington Garage a "We have proven to our ow: thebest preparation ever j the prevention of rim cut a Wa invite vou to (1<XXV VAiVl WW ? - ^ ? Garage and see us drive a t nary casing which has heei ration. 30x3 tires, S3.50 es $5.00. LEXINGTON ROBERT EAR ?r~ = == ii DON'T I % that we have on c lil CI AllfiHT[ ULnuun1& that has ever con county. Everythi is reduced in pric we ask particular; LADIES1 Don't miss thi: I Stings & New Broofc 1 1 . t More Goods for Same Money, Same Goods for Less Money. . I ffji Columbia, S. C. /|y LORICK Bl Jobbers and ! Stoves Ranges iii Furnaces rfi Heaters Stove Pipe ^1^ Hollow-ware Enamel Ware w -a ^ ~ I .*?ivo/1 Wurr. r,v?* lin alia uaivaii)...? .... yii "Wear Ever" Cf J Aluminum Ware fj\ Terra Ootta '** Sewer Pipe /fl\ p,ae PiP? ?? Farm Drain Tile Brick and Fir Clay iik Tin Plata PBJ Pip: Lead L Solder fft* Copper ".J/ Metal SLingU^ fit Ventilator:* "? Galvanized and Liaek ill Sheet- Iron Metal Ceil in s >av Gutter and Conductor Bipe Tinners' Tools Pumps and Well Goods /i\ KubLer Hose Cur Stock is Complete; Prices i us quote you be o ' J0^_* * The Sate Board of Canvasser* held a meeting Thursday and declared Robert S. Whaly duly tT-cted a member of Cong?*es* from the' 1st South Carei ? t\ : ^ ilia jjisinct. Mrs. Brown, wife of Dr. C. C Brown, pastor of the First Baptist church of Sumter, died 011 Tucedey. Thi? ia a prescription prepared especially for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER. Fiv* or si* doses will break any case, and if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not return. It acts on the liver better than Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c poBiim 1 onvenience of punctured | gh. We can make your g roof, absolutely rim cut $ inserted inside of tubes | Will not evaporate nor | absolutely guarantee this | ubes or tires in any waj. f, ade for any tube or tire | nages in any way. Let us $ re have on demonstration % --rrV,^ics in /taitxr IIAA. $ <JCiX W U1LU 10 m uuuj n satisfaction that this is | )laced on the market for t nd to increase the life of ' } call at the Lexington | en penny nail in an ordi- | 1 treated with this prepa- | ich; 34x4, $4.50; 36x4 1-2 | "garage. L, MANAGER. forget >ne of the greatest :r sales r le to Lexington ng in our store e. For this week attention to our ' HATS. s opportunity. * Armstrong [land, S. C. Phone 498 BOTHERS Dealers in gKL Mantles ', ?" Tiles and Grates \1/ ? iti Steam. Gas, Water Pipe W and Fittings " k I j Valves yff Water Closets and Trimming 3 W Enameled Iron .a. Bath Tubs and Lavatories %fir Bath Kocm Arcessories }! Soil Pipe and Fittings ili Compression Cooks W Stops and Bibbs ^ Spor! ing Goods ? \l> .)??,I Asbestos and Regai Jtoo'inc klls Slater> Felt W Tar Paper Red Rosin Sized hheetiapr Roof Coating k?k*^ Root 1'fiinr ? Corrugated and V . C imp- w od Looiing IkU Ridge Roli ^lr Vollrr. Fro. ^ -ow; Daliverscs Prompt Let re you buy. ' THE JEWELER 1508 Main St., Columbia, S. C. REPAIRS WATCHES AND JEWELRY 1 m ' Kakes Them 0ood as New MEDALS AJSD BADGES N Manufactures' in Our Own ^ Shops for Schools and Other Purposes AVERY, The Jeweler T508 Main St., Columbia, S. C 1 MASTER OF THE >. m w ^ a ? *% frvrt vn T m (jrlilAL DlioiNtdd v My motto is painstaking1 conscientious Optical service. I have one of the most completely equipped optical offices, in Columbia. Let me do your optical work and show you how I can serve ycu. Spectacles and Eye-glasses repaired and lenae9 matched in 30 minutes. mree Krauuut: upuciaus ui jjiany years experience to serve you and we fcan promise you the highest de- ^ gree of accuracy, reliability and satisfaction in all cases entrusted to me. Come and see 119, we make no t. | charge for our examination. 1 B, H. Berkman * ESTABLISHED 18?9. * Vri 1418 MAIN STREET. COLUMBIA. S. C. BEAR IN MIND P 11 l/nnnti Pn Ui Ui Ixullil} UU| Is Headquarters for Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Rice, Etc. Fresh Coffee roasted daily. Don't pat off buying *" ?< your coffee and sugar. They're going Higher. C. D. KENNEY CO. t/lfi ?# *_ Ci -A. 1D07 main aueei, Phone 157. Columbia, S. C. C. E. LEAPHART REAL ESTATE AND / INSURANCE, Life,. Casualty, Live Stock, Tornado^ Hall Storm, Automobile and Fire Insurance. Some Real Bargains in Real Estate SiOaore plantation 1 1-2 miies ct ** Lexington, clay subsoil, well waterecL '" * - A"*'- ?. U n I rt *> /-. a A n OTS/l ?O <nji.ua i;<tiauuo auu piut saw timber, 10 room house, all necessary out-buildings. Situated on the . proposed trolley line. Easy terms. liM) acre farm, '2 ralies of Lexington* clay sub-soil, well watered, 40 acre* open, oak and pine timber, 5 room dwelling, necessary out-buildings. At a bargain, easy terms. it'-" acres sand land, 1 !-- miles of Lexington. 50 acres open, owner will cut t.he trace to suit the purchaser. Must be sold at once at a sacrifice price. Easy terms. * It acres iust outside the incorporate limits of Lexington, on extension of K&narix street, two tenant houses. T*Tuat bp sppii tn he appreciated. 4 Iot-a on Church street, Lexington. S. C.v opposite new School Building. Dirt- cheap for o:ish. Write, Call, Com* and See C. E. LEAPHART, ACT., Lexington, S. C.