Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 'Jjftw**.v, JUUC *7, ii'n. j" TU IV ine if One of nature's most % / i . wonderful curative waters, bottled in a modern, sanitary plant. ? Deep down in the heart of announcement of the wonderf there has been a feeling of a thousands throughout the cent ever have felt that the wonder] be developed in a broad, comp fore the war, when the Soutn Luxury, when the stately ma with gaiety and laughter and fiict threw i:s cloud over the was the sfavorite Watering Pla< ly equipages and with their re 4-v, ,,oi>irni+ thi? ami adininins llii UU^UVU^ VtMv. w ^ summers in enjoyment of the and dancing, feasting and frol from business cares, and grow the all-healing water. The "N February firs:, "Chick Springs days will soon ecme back into under the same daTe: "A dev State is the plan to revive an Chick Springs resort." A tfODERX HOT \ In the designing o? this ho comfort and safety, was incor throughout with the "Grinne it practically fireproof?:eiepi tance connec'.ion?running ws room. Most all rooms have b<The first floor has lobby, ] pool rooms and private and n vice to the roof garden. The and ballroom with a s age. 1 suite. All Dearoorns aic uuw up with bedro:ms. Both wing way in the cen:er. (The lobl orchestra serves dining room I CHIO :* V STUDENT RETURNS MEDAL He IVon It Uufairly and Conscience Troubled Him. News and Courier. Spartanburg, June, 4.?The story " ^nilacra voctcrrla V i t came irom w uuuiu. ^ that a student who won a ireld medal there several years ago had returned it, with the explanation; that he had won it unfairly, and his conscience troubled him. The college au horitiss admitted the report to be correct, bu; declined to divulge the student's name. They said a sta:ement in regard to the * Incident might be issued by tse col? lege later. 12 FINGERS AND 12 TOES > f A Remarkable CJii? *1 Reported In v Marlboro County. ?? ?? i Bennettsville Pee-Dee Daily. The wife of a tenair on M*. W. A. Odoru's place in Brigmsviue, reueiiuv gave birth to a child h^vng five fingers and a thumb on eaca hand, and six toes on each foot. So anxious has the mother become about it, that she .has set to work :o reduce the number of each to the usual growth by Leaving the extra members placed in cored "horse" apples and let them remain there until each little member f snail wither away and drop off, whicn, t it is claimed, will certainly take place. PROCLAMATION WF 'State of South Carolina?Executive Deoartment Whereas information has "been reW -ceived at this department that divers B persons, in various parts of the State W of South aCrolina, are endeavoring ic | procure other persons *o vote 'for oi against certain candidates in the pri znary election, which is 13 be held or 1 / I ondemil Below is a C nearly every .one who has read the ill development, at Chick Springs, pproval and gladness. There are ral States of the South tha- do, and lul resources of this property should rehensive way. In the old days be- | was in the Glory of Aristocratic nsions and broad plantations rang no i.houglit >cf the approaching conhearts of the people, Chick Springs of all this sec'io'l. In their state- j ;tinues of servants, the best familits ; States gathered to spend their delightful climate, and with music ic, while away the *ieurs of freedom. r strong and hearty with the help of ews and Courier" said under date of , a resort well kno'vn in antebellum > its own;' The Columbia State said elopment which is welcomed in this d conduct upon a broad scale ihe EL IX EYERl DETAIL tel every 'facility for convenience, pora'ed. The Horel is equipped 11 Sprinkler System," which makes aone in every room with long disi;er, both hot and cold, in every ith connection. parlors, card and smoking rooms, lain dining rooms, with elevator ser: second floor has a fine auditorium U1 fron: rooms on this floor are enide rooms. The third floor is taken s have stairways, with a grand stairby has a mezzaine floor, where the and lob'by. A tiled terrace on each C SPRIN the twenty-fifth day of August A. D. one thousand nine hundred and fourteen, by the payment, or promise of money, or other articles olf value, by j threats, mistrea:ment, abuse and in- i timida'-ion, in violation of the Statute j Laws of the State of Sou h ICarolina, ' in such case made and provided, as ! follows: Code of Laws of Soulii Carolina, 101*2, | Vol. II. "Section 360. Bribery at Elections, ?If at any election hereafter held within this State, whether general, | special or primary, for members o* the C-ngress of the Uni ed Sta:es, ? ?, T .ooriclatnrp r>f this meuiuci a State, Sheriff, Clerk, .Judge of Probate,1 or any other county officer, Mayor and Aldermen cf any city, In:eudant and Wardens o?: any incorporated town, officers of the Militia or volunteer i organizations cf the State, or at any other election held wi:hin this Stae, any person shall, by the payment, delivery or promise of money, or other article of value, procure another to vote for or against any par icular candidate or measure, the person so I I 1 _____ y/ ?p |T^ In Our H& I" Easy-Opei >j || "Twist th :! m / 1 ranstom ut of the New Beaut hotel* side of the dini2^g room, which has - *- - j; ?- +Vi/% torn EllOWlIlg guests to umt: un i>uc i.\*i i %ed 10 the public on or about June 2 FIRST HOTEL ESTA The first hotel was built at Chi< oooocooooooooooooohsr shrdlu cmi that time the springs have enjoyed pie of the Carolinas. It is the inte make :he service of this hotel the vrtir,<r orivon ,a t.hp ruisine. and the UCHIJ, - chestra will be a feature. Every equip the hotel, to furnish it attra comfortable and homelike resort 1 The former hotel has been retainec a capacity of 350. Guests will here right surroundings. THE CURATIVE POWiEKS OF T1 RE PUT For more than sixty years the water of Chick Springs has been e: experiences of literally thousands .1 tacks cf indigestion, in fact in all and the organs of elimination, h; satisfactory results. Invalids hav< acutely ill have spedily recovered ically sick have gone forth from restored health, while all have be* itarium, but for the rundown ma] new health among pleasant associ ters there is no superior place in*. The water used in ;his hotel is It is a delightfully light minterai drink. I: has rightfully been said, eat anything you want.'7 OUTSIDE A31 Outside amusements will ecnsisi !GS CO. 4 promising and the person so voting, shall each be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon convictions thereof, shall, for the first offense, be fined in any sum not less than five hundred dollars nor more :han five hundred dollars, and imprisoned for any period of time not less than one month nor one! for the more trictii ^ia ho, *? second offense, shall be fined in any sum not less than five hundred dol,. lars, nor more than five thousand dollars, and imprisoned for any period of time not less than three months nor more than twelve months." Afforinpr tn Procure OCU u\s i. ? Voters by Bribery,?If at any election, as in Section 359 of this Chapter, any person shall offer or promise "o pro^cure another, by <he payment, delivery or promise of money, or other article of value, o vote for or against any particular candidate or measure, or shall offer or propose, for the consideration of money or other ar:icle -* ?1__? ^fllivara/1 nr nrnillised. Oi \ctIUC pdiu, utn ? v.v* <-.? r to vote "for or against any particular I candidate or measure, such person so j offering procure or vote shall be ' -f|%i iv Patent ring-Box" e Coin" - - jl! - ? mm ai iful Hotel Nearing C< s-, "' > %< VT v ' ' S" ' "... ' -(I'ii , r?.. A yjiH i\ HT* k i? k ftp, $ ;|::. | |H|! -: < ' ,>M'r p '-y~\ V> [-' i-, ' i Z ':Z 2 'Si m ;r> *';%:? f" *** j*; '** rj ? I >?" '*? L'; gf ^-la-. *M. * '*.' *':" v " * r . ..; >r-v>.v" ' ' '*' - - ' ' .- . '. ... % v CHICK SP1UNCS. 8. c: < :# Art?>r jfot, glass walls that may be folded, i races. This hotel will be open:5th. ' BUSHED 1> lMtt. :k Springs in 1846, and since :wyp [ the patronage of the best peornticn of the management to best possible special attention > comfort of guests. A fine oreffort has been made to fully ctively and to make it a most tor refined and cultured people, i as an annex, and the two have i meet congenial people amid the 3E WATER OF SIXTY YEARS kttio i healih-giving qualities of the stablished. The analysis and the iave shown that this water in atirombles of the ailmentary tract as been followed by more than e regained their strength; the , and in many cases the chron ihis sprin-g in the full vigor of *n benefited. This is not a sanq or woman who desires to relations and in comfortable quarA.merica. from the famous Chick Spring, water, one that is pleasant to "Drink Chick Springs water and rrrCrwrVrnC LL^L.uri.' 113 t of Golf, Tennis, Bowlicg, Row, Chick deemed guilty of a misdemaanor, and, / nnvintinn thereof, shall be fined Upvu UVU * f and imprisoned, at the discretion of the Court." "Section 362. Misdemeanor to Obtain Votes by Bribe or Threat.?A; or before every political primary election held by any political party, organiza ion or association, for the purpose of choosing candidates for office, or the election of delegates to conventions, in this State, any person who shall, by threats or any other form of intimida:ion, or by the payment, delivery, or promise of monor, or o her article cf value, procure or offer, promise or endeavor to procure, mtp for or asainst any par dllUmV/1 - ?- w ticular candidate in such election, or wh3 shall, for such consideration, offer ro so vote shall be guilty of a misdemeanor." "Section 366. Drinking Within One A.Tiio nr Vntins: Precinct Unlawful.? It shall be unlawful hereafter for any person to sell, barter or give away or treat any voter to any malt or intoxicating liquor within one mile of any voting precinct during any -pri SHO? The f. f. Dalley Co., Ltd.. Buffa Chick I Drnpletion. . ___ : m N ' * ; iililiiitifsi ing, Bathing, Dancing, Driving, Motori v/ill be one of the chief pleasures. Mi best orchestras in the South, Mr. Harr; chestra will consist of five pieces an afternoon concerts, which will be given park. UNMATCHABLE TRANSPORT We make the statement without feai is not another mineral spring resort Line" that has th transportation facili It is situated on the now Piedmont ? o-Vitoon rloilv trains n.inA north and distance, say ten city blocks from '1 Line of Southern Railway from New 1 and New Orleans. It is also on the N from New York to Atlanta. It is und resort in the sou.h. Passengers fri can use the "Carolina Special" to Spai mont Northern'which lands you at tbi \ made to Southern local, ge.ting off at A SOVEREIGN CURE FOR SI The greatest of all the many virtue its value in the treatment and cure c ?the twin curses that claim mere vict er diseases combined. The record o chronic cases of these diseases whlcl of the water a::d have been permanen* tion its power to relieve. iMany cases have been known whe been recommended to pe:ple in such stomach troubles that they were able tain life. Almost immediately upon ,b tpr they began to feel its beneficial ell enjoying the exhilarating sense of r case where the water was taken in 1 months, the cure was complete and sufferer gradually returned :o superb Springs, many or other election day, under a! penalty, upon conviction thereof, of, not more than one hundred ($100) | dollars, nor more than thirty (30) days imprisonmen: with labor." "Section 367. Abusing Voters, Etc., ?Tf onv norcrvn shall at any of the 11 cm J eleitions in any city, town ward or polling precinct, threaten, mistrea:, or abuse any voter, with a view to con:rol or intimidate him in the free exercise of his right of suirage, such offender shall suffer fine and imprismen:, at the discretion of the Court." '"Section 369. Assult, Etc., on Account of Political Opinions.?Whoever shall assault or intimidate any citizen because of political opinions or the exercise of political rig'nrs and privileges guaranteed to every citizen of the United States by the Cens'itution and Laws thereof, or by the Constitux"? ?J T """ r.r fnr cliph tlO (XII U W ^ ' 1.X ^ KJ CCA WV/j v/A *v* v; ? ? ? reason, discharge such .ci"izen from employment or occupation, or eject such from rented house or land or other property, such person shall be deemed guilty cf a misdemeanor, and, on conviction thereof, be fined not less wmmmmmmmmm POLIS lo. N. Y. Hamilton, Ont. ! tarings 'r* ?ow - -i r . r estling at the toot 01 le Blue Ridge Hills in ip Famous Piedmont ection of the Carolinas -1,200 feet elevation ng, Etc. Of course dancing isic furnished by one of the y P. Sution, leader. The orA c 11 T\TV1 aw f /\fi* QnnHoTr VI OUpi/lCiUCUtCUL V/H . every Sunday in the Spring ATIO> FACILITIES r of contradiction that there south of "Mason and Dixon ties that Chick Springs has. northern Electric Line, with * nine south and just a short ^aylors on the main Trunk fork to Atlanta, Birmingham 'ational Automobile Highway oubtedly the most accessible Dm the west or southwest ;anburg and change to Piede door. Or a change can be Taylors, S C. .'OUAjCH troubles !s of Ohick Sorines water is )f Indigestion and Dyspepsia :ims in America rban all othf hundreds of long-standing 1 ba-ve yielded to the effects ' :ly cured, prove beyond ques? ? re Chick Springs water ha$ terrible condition with these to eat barely enough to sus leginnir.g the use of this wafects, aird in a few days were eturning appeti:e. In every easonable quantity for some permanen: and the former physical condition. , s. c. tnan fifty nor more than one hundred dollars, or "be imprisoned no:.less than th::ee months or more than one , year, or bo;h, at toe discretion of the | Court." i Now, Therefore, I, Cole. L. B!ea3e, governor of th State of South Caro; lina, in order that justice may be done ! and the majes y of the law upheld, do j hereby offer a reward of one hundred ($100.00) dollars, er.ch, for the first ren (10) convictions of any persons, who shall be found guilty, under said j laws, provided said ten (10) convic tions shall be had in ten (10) different counties of said Sta*e. In Testimony Hereof, I nave hereto ; set my hand and caused the Great I Seal o>: the State to be affixed, at Co ~ * * r\ lumbia, :his first day cr June a. v. one thousand nine hundred and fourteen, and in the one hundred and tbir ty-eighth year of the Independence of | the United States of America. I (Signed), Cole. L. Biease, Governor. j By The Governor: I (Signed) R. M. McCown, j j Secretary of S:ate. ropuiar a Polishes 9 Black, Tan 31 and White 1 I 10c 1 If ESI rrtm r/ /7 / /myy iff tJT7Tt t 7T\mW