Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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0 HONOR CALHOUN. Adies ant South Carolina Rep nted in the Hall of Fame. e Editor of Herald and News: e, the undersigned, representing King's Mountain Clapter,'D. 'A. orkville, 'S. C., wish to call your itioi, and that of your readers, work in which we beg your al help and co-operation. twinter, 1906, this cliapter in ated a novement.whieh had for eet the honoring the memory of C. Calhoun by placing his sta nong his compeers in 'the sta hallof the Capitol at Washing South Caroliian ever views stately statues, erected by'prac all the states of the Uilion in ry of her foremost svis, without ering why our phee has been so unlocculpied. t year ve wrote to .every N4 organization and to all, the apers of the state iskingi them e ihiir inthienwe to have t he ature appropriate lie 811111 ot 00.00 (tenl thliousand doll ars) for purpose of placin.g a- statie of .C. Callioun in the St a I na 1 Hall ie Capitol at, /Washinl.ton. There o dissen,tin" 'voice ill regardiing oun as Sout)h Carolina's most, fit represeitative. He was for forty a the most Conspicuous aid influ I figure inl national polities; lie Representative, Senator, Secre of War, Secretary of State, and President. Last year' the bill naninously passed in the senate, as not acted upon in the house. is winter the petitions will be wqd, the bill will again be intro d, and we believe the legislature outh Carolina will be proud to e itself on record as the one to fitly honor our greatest. states hrough the columns of your paper wish to appeal to every South limian, man and woman, to give r support an( influence to the r we are making to have our dear state honor herself in according a recognition to her illustrious son. ur Sen All mu .'ALL OUR 89 5 per cent. off ay. And you h ither Suit or Here is I Men's 'Suits an< $20.00 Suits and Overcoats 18.00 Suits and Overcoats 16.50 Suits and Overcoats i 15.00 SuIts and Overcoats I 12.50 Suits and Overcoats r 10.00 SuIts and Overcoats: 7.50 Suits and Overcoats I Also Bi~ New Arrivals broideries, ome Dia OPI In the nation's Hall of Fame shall Souli Caiolina alone be unrepreqent ed? ''Count not the cost of honor to the dead, The tribute that a mighty nation pays To those who loved her well in formee days M.eans more than gratitude for glories fled; For every noble man that she hiath bred, Imiortiglize<l by a t 'S immortal praise Lives in the bronze and marble that we raise, To lead our sons as he our fathers led. These monuments of manhood brave and high, Do more than forts or battle-ships to keep Our de.1r-hrought liberty. They fortfy lic hart of youth with valor wise anld deep; They bluild eternal bulwarks and com I."H-e11411(1 elletl l o l. Ila. We shold' he -ll to have tile eit izen.s of the si(lte express t hemelves uiponl this subjeel. 'l1han1king Iyou folI the courtesy an( e11ncou1rageient shown us, Yours re'spectfully, Miss Maggie A. Gist. (Mrs.) Walter 13. Moore, Regdnt. (Mrs.) Sam'l M. MeNeel. (Miss) Lesslie D. Witherspoon. (Miss) Fannie Wadlaw. Mrs. G. H. O'Leary. (Mrs.) Moultrie Beattin, State Regent. IYorkville, S. C. January 7, 1907. ECZF,MA and PILE CURE FREE Knowing what it was to suffer I will give FREE OF CHARGE to any afflicted a positive cure for Ecze ma, Salt Rhuin, Erysipelas, Piles and Skin Diseases. Instant Relief Don't suffer longer. Write F. W. WILLIAMS, 400 Manhattan Avenue, New York. En close Star,p. 11= H H Ut2 our Fall and I St be sold at IS AND OVERCOAT Youths' anrd Chil: n reliable merch ave January, Feb Dvercoat and al~ -low You Save a I Overcoats. low - - $15.00 now - - 13.50 iow - - 12.35 'ow - - , 11.25 OW - . 9.35 iow - .- 7.50 ~ow - - - 5.65 This Week, Laces,.White ~ect to Co rgamns n Yours For G ''I wish yoT'd take we around and 'n.troduee lie to Miss Oglamug." ''Why in the world do you wish to neet her?'' 1 ''A man told me that if I were to get acquainted with her* I'd forget her face, and I wish to forget it." Houston Post. Limberger cheese is said to be a cure for tuberculosis. Some persons, however, may prefer to die with con sump111ion. An Organ that will last a life time is what you want. Our (Xgans have a pure tone Eind lovely cases We can supply you with An Organ that will please in very particular for only $65 and $70 lolivered. Write us for our special terms of payment, and for illustrations >f the beautiful Organs referred to. If you. prefer a Piano we have beau ful aind good new Uprights from $185 ip on easy terms. Address M aloie's Music House, Atlaqtic Coast I GoodService,( ules, Throug and Pullman i tween East an For full informa W. JI Passenger 1 Clearar Ainter Clothir a SACRIFIC S AT 25 PER CEN dren's Suits and ( andise is not pi ruary and Marc[ 30 the coming t 25 Per Cent R4 Boys' and Chlrns $7.50 Suits and Overcoats .6.50 SuIts and Overcoats 5.00 SuIts and Overcoats 4.50 Suits and Overcoats 3.50 Suits and Overcoats 3';00 Suits and Overcoats 2.50 Suits and Overcoats 2.00 Suits and Overcoats on All Odd A Big Line of Goods, Gingt peland Ba Every Lii ood Values, Wood's Goods Seed Choice, Seed ie' H eavy, Oats'o ned Stocks. We have thousands of buishelis In stock, selected from tie best crops grown in tils eoutry; all thepbest and moist productlive kipds. Burt, or 90-Day, Black Tartarian, Swedish Select, Red Rust Proof, White and Black Spring, Vir ginia (3aay Winter, etc. Write for prices. WOOD'S NEW SEED BOOK for 1907 tells all abott Seed Oats and all Farmand 0ardenSeeds. Mailed free on request. '" T,WWood & Sons, Seedsmen, RICHMOND, - VA. .ine Railroad )uick Sched h Coaches lIeepers be-. d Florida. .tion write to CRAIG, Traffic Manager, Wilmington, N. C. ice. Sale Ig. E T DISCOUNT, )vercoats MUST i0, cked up every i, 1907, to use winter months. eduction. Suits and Overcoats. now - - $4.95 now - -- 4 75 now - - 3.75 now - - 3.45 now - '- 2.65 now - - .2.25 now - - 1.87 now - - 1.50 Pants. Pretty Em ams, EtC. ros. Por ie. OS. THE EXCHAP Of Newber CAPITAL - You are cordially invited bank. Every facility of mc your service. Promptness, Courtesy tion to the wants of our cu the established policy of th We pay 4 per cent inter partment, compounded t account is earnestly solicit J. D. DAVENPOR E. R. HIPP, Vice I M. L. SPEARMAP Prescriptio | Which we use are without exce] We believe In PURITY. We constantly preach PURIT ct:We always practice PURITY PURITY counts, and counts f *Ask your doctor. MAYES' DRUC YES, I AM Prc of I ,an( stil sto tiol tin tha an, ro$5.00 F tthe boy or girl that buys brof Tablets and Pencils athe regular retail price c NO PURCHASE TRA MAYES' BOOI New Cro~ Fresi The best gardeners are r ties. We have fresh lot Ga Select Early Jersey Wake Early Flat Dutch and Dru All Year Round, Florida Radishes, Beets, Tomna WE HAVE NO OLD SI We thank our friends f patronage and good will dt We will strive earnestly i good providence of God, tla dence of the public. Wai. E. Pe1ho Reliable Phar IGE BANK -y, S. C. $50.00o to make this your >dern banking is at and Careful Atten stomers, has been is bank. -est in Savings de ivice a year. Your ed. T, Prest. 3rest. 4, Cashier. Oaterials 6 ptIon the purest grade. when preparing medi or much, in medicines. S i STORE. PROUD! >ud of the hundreds riends I have made I held, and prouder I of the magnificent ck of Books and Sta iery which I con ue to offer r r ces .t cannot be beat /where. RSEE" the greatest num by June 10 th, 1907, 'f 5c. or more. LNSFERABLE, O STORE. TI Seeds lanting early varie trden Seeds, field Cabbage. mhead. lieader. toes, EEDS TO SELL or their unvarying iring the year 1906. :o merit, under the ie continued confi ni& Soq, macists..