Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Buggies and Wagons ALWAYS IN STOCK. 100 Buggies 100 Wigons. Special Prices For Thirty Days. Oscar R. Lowman. S. J. flolladay, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Orangeburg, 8. P.. Office of Tho8. F. Brantley, Barton Bidp. To Be Frank you have really never eaten a true soda cracker until you have eaten Uneeda Biscuit The only soda cracker which is all good and always good, protected from strange hands by a dust tight, moisture proof package, NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY v * * ft ft ft 4> ??> ft ft O ? * o o ft o ft ? ft ft ft o ft $ $ ft ft ft 0 ft ft ft 0= ft I ft ft ft ? o ft o ft o o ?0? ft o ? ? ft S Takes the Place of Pantry and Kitchen Table, A Hoosier Cabinet takes the place of both pantry and kitchen table. Its l?rge cupboards, its commodious drawers and bins, hold everything a pantry will It is absolutely mouse and dust proof and it costs far less than the buil -in-pantry. Besides it can be moved to thelmost convenient? place or into the best light. It is in reality a complete portable pantry. A Hoosier Cabinet takes up no more space than a kitchen table. It is much better since the table space is all available. You don't have to clutter it up with the different utensils you are using, as they can all be kept in their prooer places in the cabinet and still be within easy reach. They have been successfully used for years by architects and builders in place af the old-fashioned built-in pantry, Every person, who builds a house, should see that the architect leaves a place in'the kitchen for a Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet it saves money and space and adds a vast amount to, the convenience of the kitchen. 1 1 A Hoosier Cabinet is not an exuense, it's an investment. An investment in labor-saving machinery that pays for itself in the waste it saves, and gives value four and five times over each year in the extra steps and energy it saves: in the leisure hours and pleasure it gives out of the kitchen. The more econ omy you have to exercise in your household, the more reason there is in your having a HOOSIER CABINET. And don't put off buying youm') install y longer than you can help. You need itnow.B Forsal urli ty M. 0. Dantzler. RUSSELSTREET 0 0 OflANOEBORO, S. U. # * ft # * o ?8? # o 0 0 * 0 0 0 4? ?8? 4 # 0 0 0 0 #. 0 CP 0 * 0 0 # 0 0 # 0 4 Insurance At Absolute Cost. T. S. Sease, President. J. B. Atkinson, See'y & Treas. PALMETTO MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, fpan bire.s S 0. A home 6re insurance company lat is .SAFE, SOUND, SUCCESSFUL Management Capable and Cooservai ive. writp fcr particulars. Agents Wanted. SOUTH OA KOLIN A We Have ror i->aie One 25 horse power Talboit, second hau J engine in stock which has receat ly been overhauled. This Engiue is in first class condition and will b a great bargain for anyone who is in the market for such a size engine. We are head quarters for anything in the way of iaaehinery supplies, en. prompt attention will bo given to all inquiries and orders entrusted to ou care. Write us when you aro in the marke: for anything, and be pu:i togftt oTir prices before placiug your order? elsewu.'.r". Tb? Yi-?ow '"ever i ?? ? n?. has recently been discovered. It beasr a close resemblance to the malaria germ. To free the system frotr dis ease germs, the most effective remedy is Dr. King's New Life Pills. Guar anteed to cure all diseases due to ma laria poison and constipation. 25c at J. G. Wannamaker Mfg. Co., Drug Store. ? Never say die! Try L. L. L. Buy Lowman's Liver Lifters. Take Lowman's Liver Lifters. Use Lowman's Liver Lifters. Try Lowman's Liver Lifters. Harris Lithia Wrater. For sale at Lowman & Lowman, [Offices. 8, w, 10 Scoville Building Hours 9 A. M to 5 P. M. Consultation Free. Laciies in attendance. Gail f-.r "n ? '?(? Hoot." A woasan worries until she gets wrinkles, tuen worries because she has them, if she takes tloliister's Rocky Mountain Tea she would have neither. Bright,smiling face follows its use. 35 cuts. Tea or Tablets. A. Calhoun I>oyle & Co. Scrub yourself daily, you''re not clean inside. Clean insides means clean stomach, bowels, blood, liver, clean, healthy iIssue i:i every organ. Moral: Take IJoilisier's lloc<y Mountain Tea 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. A. Calhoun I )oj le & Co._ Old maids would be scarce and hard to find, C)uld they be made to see, How grace and beauty is combined By using Rocky Mountain Tea. A. Calhou l Ley it & Co. TO KILL BABIES The Torch Applied to Little Car riages by Insane or REVENGEFUL ENEMY. Left In Dark Hallways Parents, In Two Cases, Had Luckily Changed Plans, and Removed the Infants or They Would Have Been Burned. The most oruel attempt at reverge or the strangest manifestation of in sanity probably over dealt with by the Sew York Polios D:partment was orought to public notice Wednesday iight, when it was learned that twice i/i four days efforts have been made to burn infants in their carriages at Ncs. 536 and 540 West One Hundred and r.vonty fifth street, the block known as "Haoy Carriage -Row," wherr, ?v.ry day. two hundred and fifty '? :?) / use infanta are seen. Because of \e work of the maniac, child hater it vengeful criminal?whatever he is ?policemen were stationed all Tues day night on the block, and now mothers will not let their smaller children out of their sight. In No. 540 West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street there are forty families. Thirty-two babies unable to walk are in the struc ure. It was obere the second attempt at murder, brutal as any conceivable was made late on Monday night. The lives of the thh-Tjy-two little onea were en dangered. Mr. and Mro. James Carter, who live in the building, had been spend ing a vacation in Massachusetts. , Tuey returned Monday nisht. Taeh -.ix montfc-old baby Myrtes was wbeeled through the hallway, after the family had been cheerily greesed by the little army of neighbors and cuildren who always tbrong the crowd id street. The Carters intended to ?ei urn to the street after thpy had changed their clothes. Mrs. Carter pushed the carriage into a nook where :he ball light would not shins in the 3bila's eyes. Then she changed her mind about leaving the infant there >nd took her upstairs. The Carters live three fi ghts up The wife said she would wash babj md then place her in the carriage again. Carter changed his clothes. j.nd just as be opened the door to go downstairs, be smelled smoke. The )dor was wafted through the oorri Jors, and Carter, with; us making any 1t*tu?h*aoe to cause panic, quick!} traced it. Mb luund the carriage, in which a fa '/minutes before his only child bad be^n, blazing in the nook under the stairway. The roan, horror-stricken at thr thought of what would happened had nor- ms wife changed her mind about Irvine Myrtes in the hallway, yelled. Neighbors wenii to his aid, but be- or. one ? unes oouid be extinguished the vehicle was a charred mass. No ordinary fire, caused by spon taneous combustion or a lighted match, could have so quiokly com municated Itself to every part of the Mrriage. It was obvious that the vehicle was ignited at naif a dcz-ji, points. In five minutes the news had been dung from one end of the row to the .?oner, and mothers Immediately dis played mothers' sgitation. Many curried to their rooms, others deter mined that not for a minute of the ?Uy w uld they lese Bight of their oherubs. Investigation by the police showed that even the woodwork in the ball "ay Diche had baen Ecorcned badly [t had not had time to ignite, how ;ver. ?Detective were hurried to the ?cene and saveral were placed upor* ?jhe cas^ because of what ba^ cccurreo )n Saturiay night at No 536 Tnert a similar dastard;; atw-mpt to inoin ernte a b*oy had bt.ee m'iC'e. As in the case of the Carters, tb? inc nuiury did dot make make nur? fcOit hin nrey wr.c where be bolhv^c it. A Mrs. Ptrk?r had left a barjfj carriage under the hall stairs, as Mru. Carter had. and be, too, took the precaution of carrying ht-r chiJd h aer aparcmcnta. It was cn'iy a ie* miLUtes after the lnrani nad te-;r. placed in its c:ib thathmuke benaa si alter through the baild and tenant* .raced the suff .citing r.rlor to the car riage, which was abl zi. At thai lme it was not thought anyone had intentionally tned to destroy tba carriage and its bupposed occupant. But when Monday night's occurrence waB related none oou'otcd that the two ?rcs wer? started by tha same uaod, and with the same Intent. The police believe tuat she lncnc diary is a maniac, wnosa lnt;anis> tiles thin frightful forni. They do not, however, scorn tha theory thaS tha burnings mcy haye been due to a thirst fur revenge, tuo what thr connections between bite Carters a-r. Parkers is, so far ai enemies are con cerned, cannot b^. conjectured. Dctvcfclves Gilbert aud Earlgh Wednesday ni^ht paid a vthit i<u overt apartment tbe nuilaings where rnr ?wo ?r.'s have occurred in a search for C:ew:; but fount, r^oudijg ti:ao w;Uid warrant makir..g an arrest;. They did, However, arrive at a certain tueory and promised that au arrest migit bt expected soon. it was hLat^'l that a tenant with out children in the building in which the Carters lived had frequently com plained of the little ones and had re oj.v.ly been askoci by the agents to re move fr.-tK the premises. *'l cannct beheve any one tried to murder m/ baby," said Mrs. Carter Wednesday n;g;i& ''1 slink It vrsi ail a mistake I have heard tb*n. has been enmity between two famiiie M dng in this building. In one of the families there is a small baby. O.i, how giad 1 am I took little Myrtes from the earrings when 1 came ut, atairs. Hid she been sleeping la the cirriage she would certainly have bdea.kllled. "Tb? police have been here. They are puzzled over the affair and are In vestigatmg through the entire block. Tbe burning of the carriage list Sat urday, when we were miles away.1 oi course adds mystery to the affair " Bloody Affray. At Buff Jo, N. Y., two men sre dead, two more probably will die as 2 remit of a desperate tight with Stil ettos between five Sicilians Wednes day night. Two biotbers were mated ed against three brothers. Frank Sardina, one of the three Sardina brotbers, was killed on tbe scene of tbe battle. Baphael Balslcrie, wbr tried to act as peace maker, wa? ?'abbed in the abdomen acd back and carried to a hospital. Domenico Oe racci and Bornardo Coraeei, who arp alleged to have done the stabbing, wbich resulted in the death of tbe two men, are in a serious condition. They are charged with muider. Bold Thicv?fi. A) Attleboro, Mass., three men at tacked Arthur Greene, a dneieen year-old mesuenger boy employed by Che G K Webster Jewelry Company here, Thursday knocked him from his bioyole and robbed him as he was re turning from a bank with the com pany's weekly payroll, amounting tc ?3.000, but they failed to gee away with tue booty. The incident oc ourred on one of the principal thoroughfares of the town and t largt crowd im nediately gave chasp to the robbers, who dropped tbe bag of money and e-capsd into the woods. POSITIVE PBOU* Should Convince the Greatest Step, tio in Orangebnrg Because it's the evidence of an Or angeburg citizen. -Testimony easily investigated. The strongest endorsement of mer it. The best of proof. Read it: A Fisher, Chief of Police, well known throughout the state, whose address is City Hail, Orangeburg, says: "Doan's Kidney Pills are A No. 1 in every particular, and no man or wo man alllcted with kidney trouble should hesitate to use them. 1 suffered from my back and kidneys for quite a long time. The secretions were dark in color, full of b> ickdust sediment and particularly annoying at night. There was a constant dull pain right across my loins which at times made me al most loose all strength in my back. I tried any number of remedies with no apparent benefit and used liniments but with the same result. My atten tion was called to Doan's Kidney Pills and our druggists, Dr. J. G. Wanna maker. Mfg; Co., stated they were most highly recommended so I got a box. Their use proved them to be all that is claimed for them. The pain in my loins disappeared, the secretions from the kidneys regained their na tural color and appearance while my back became as strong as it ever was. I can cheerfully say that Doan's Kid ney Pills are an A No 1 remedy for the back and kidneys." For sale by all dealers. Price 501 cents. Foster?Milburn Co., Buffalo. Remember the name?Doan's?and take no other;_ Lightning Cauaea Ftro. Two large warehouses of the teace River Paosphate Milling oompany at Bull, Fla., were struck b? lighting Wednesday afternoon, caught fir< and were completely destroyed ^\t,b '?heir contents valued at 860 000 The ocoupants of the bntldiug wen rescued with great difficulty fron: the flames. Buy Wood at a Wood Yard: Don't pay 8 cents per pound 0.) wood. 1 If you buy 100 pounds of White Lead in kegs vou get 88 pounds of White Lead and 12 pounds of Wood. When you buy L & M. Paint you get a full gallon of paint that won't wear oil for 10 or 15 years, because L & M. Z:nc hardens the L. & M. White Lead and makes L. & M. paint wear like iron. 4 gallons L. & M. rr ixed with 3 gal lons Linseed Oil will paint a moderate sized house. Actual cost L. & M. about $1.20 per gallon. Sold in the north, east, south and west. C. S. Andrews, Ex-Mayor Dan bury, Conn., Writes, "Painted my house 19 vears ago with L. & M. Looks well tod iv." Sold by J G. Wannamaker M'g. Co , Orangeburg, S. C. & Shep. Pearl stein. St. Mar ine-vs. S C .rit . l?3u, G'orge Ke'-ny, one of the ttme ?XmVlO'fl ^tio murr-er. d S&nliO d,">6 < ij ?;?.o(vi froT> fch*? T>ariesr.!'ri rirain?sf .tnakade on T'*inaday, brouj.;-,; nto the city Sj.'urd?y night at.' odgfd In j til. He wad ?" rs-oed lr Jreeleyvile. Goodirg snd Wilsen arc ?still at ian/p ?-IY?M> Up Til Ilia. B. Spiegel, 1204 N. Virginia St. Evansvnle, Ind., wr tes; "For over live years I was troubled with kidnev and bladder affections which caused me much pain and worry. I lost flesh and was all run clown, and a year ago had to abandon work entirely. 1 had three of the liest physicians who did me no good and I was practically given up to nie. b'oley's Kidney Cure was recommended and the first, bottle gave me great relief, and alter taking the second bottie I was entirely cur ed. Dr. A. C. Dukes. W. G. Smith, (Successor to .Ino. A. Hamilton Sr. ami Jr. whose Insurance J looks we have.) WE represent Fourteen (14) of the Largest Fire Ins. Co'a. in the United States. We take Fire, Tornado and Plate 3lass risks at the lowest possible cost to the assurred. Give us your business and if w? please you, tell your friends, if we dc not please you, tell us. Cilice, second story Louis Building. Southwest Corner Russell and Market stieets, Orangeburg, S. C. Phone No. 53. Ask Central to ring twice. NEW FURNITURE. We are ready to sell you now the best furniture ever brought to Orangeburg. We have been in business here long enough to understand rlie wants of the pet> ple hereabouts and to know the kind of lurnnuie iLut lasts longest and looks best. Among the new arrivals we offer a three piece suite that is the peer of any on the market and the best ever offered for ?30.00. Other good bed room suites at $7.75, and up to $100. Splendid Rockers, solid oak, for ?1 and up to $15. Brass beds and Iron beds in great variety. Best made for the prices $2.50 and up to $40. HARBWABE AND TOOLS. Wo have a nery complete stock of all needed hardware and building tools and farm utensils, li you buy it from us you know you get the best to be had We handle only the be9t in every line ?-THE BEST GUNS MADE.? Orangeburg Hardware & Furniture Go. COURTHOUSE SQUARE. Ownin/? to the fact that our line is confined mainly to a few of the bes makes in the country which we handle in large quantises. We are in a position to secure prompt shipment of poods and thereby fill, in the short-' est time possible, orders for special styles Our line of Carriages, Sur reys, Wire and wood wheel Runabouts. Traps, Wagons. .Mowing Machine, Harness. Laprobss Umbrellas and all saddlery hardware is always com plete. Call and see it. SIFLY and FRITH, V r vulcanite: roof I ng. Vulcanite Roof ing is recora niondtd by the National Board or Underwriters and Southern q 7ariff Afsocia- ? tion as being n one of the best ? fire-proof roof- ? ings on the mar- j ket. Can Leap- fj plied by any one. Put up one square to the roll, containing ICS Equtra feet. Sufficient large head nails and cement sad directions are packed in each roil, making each square roll complete in it It is flint coated on.ioth sides, isweaih er-proof and rot-proof. We recommend it to ? everybody needing roofing for any purpose J whatsoever. Write, telephone or call and see 5 us. V?e have a heavy stock and can make im- 2 ruedia'.e shipment. uiuu w<ui Put It <>n. JENN INGS c<>0 orjanca?*!*? oxw?o a*Bofi*i and sm oak, Auents, Oranueburg, S. C. 1 The People's Bank. ORAXGEBURG, S. C. Co Mitv and ^.ity Depository. h f Capital p;i I in M901I.9 30.000. S Surplus and Undivided Profits. 10,000. O Deposits ^January 1 hw>?.).28>,dti5. ? S i. ?x?? AO* OM"tlO??A?IXG. g We wa^t your der?iccount, and offer you every inducement 2 to put vour moii v ?> bus. We pay the highest r.-ites for depos it) its. 4 per ceni i ,lC Savings Department and li per cent on Oer 9 tificatcs of 'Vp. s i for six mouths or longer; and we lend money 2 to our depositors at llie lowest current rate. O U*"EICERH: $ T>-(t 11 mtiust't. President. H. C. Waxxamaker, Cashier, ? li !?' Muckknfuss, Vice Pres. W. L. Glovku, Asst. Cashier. SThe People's Bank, the bank for all the people, has been a re m.ukaHe success. We believe in "a square deal for all." Give 5 us a trial. ? wa?a<ai?ii?????oqwi?e>e^BWB<?^ee^e^oeBe^eeD??>e^<e#>W#A I 9 THE EDlSTO SAVINGS BANK, CAPITAL.^ SURPLUS AM) t'M)IVIIH;i> PROFIT* II. M. MOSS.t ' .3 M < I.IYER.V'C P.S. U1BHLE, Cashier. J. W.FAJREY, ur ...... St00,000 ,OOi . i-t _*nl>icr ? BOARD OF DIRECTORS. j M". O. Daxtzleu, B. II. Moss. W.6. Smith, j J. m. ()i.iv)?:;;, T. C. doyle, W. P. Faikky, < ? W. R Low max, SolKohx, F. W. Smoak. $ g This ii;/iik has two departments, a Current and a Savings, g Fntercsi is allowed in the Savings Departmental the rate of one per cenl per quarter, payable on the iirst days of January, 3 April, July* and October. < "> Money saved is money mode, nnd the way to save is to de & posit vour money in the'Savings Department and draw interest. ?? This Bank's absolute security is best attested by its Capital i Stock: it- Surplus and by the character and standing of its Oth- < 9 cers and Board ol Directors. !Accounts solicited, customers assured every accomodation, < consistent with sound banking. Money loaned on good security. i ??MB 0*4 !??????? ???????????????????????????????????j