Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE H. C. L. That thing broke loose in Georgia /Bout which Sherman did relate Hr.s waded the Savannah And kivered up this State. The things folks u^e for rations \Ar.d clothes and shoes and sieh, Ain't used no move l-y poor folks And, scarcely, by the rich. ' ?? ! *of <minpr to do \r I1 I'UII I livit ^ v To get ourselves some domes, In summer w? can manage In winter we'll be froze. A necktie for a collar A Hour barrel shirt, Guano sacks for breeches, And feet right on the dirt. i. With rain and snow descending And coal at Ten a ton And that ton 'bout a shirt-tail full We can't see where's the fun. * ^iTov'c ivrtrtV; a nickle n ViVixwi ? ? A dime just bout a cent V Our merchants are all crazy * And most of them hell-bent. The biscuit stuff, we used to get At 50 cents a sack Has riz, 'till now we have to pay 'Bout 50 cents a snack. With fat-back up round 30 cents Sow-bellies just as high It hurts my feelings, just to stand And hear store-keepers lie. Them three car-loads of sugar I What came two weeks ago, Has hid out in the Dusnes Just whar, us folks don't know. We'll have to cut out under clothes And trust to outside rags To hide our skins from skeeters And bust head, no sense wags. Them swell-paunch, measly grafters Had better watch their dope Or soon they'll stand on nothing A swinging to a rope. Though, some of them, on Sundays a To preachers statements nod P* High up in amen corners And think they're fooling God. But, look cut, Mr. Skinner )*. And watch your foot-prints well And see that aH the toe points Are slanted straight for well. Now should you not believe me Just keep on skinning folks And sometime you'll discover I'm handing you no joke. There's but t\\)o safety reading's .p?v?LI u r T. I UlSli lauifu One means high cost of living For which, you reasons t3ll.x / I But we, who do the buyingTranslate it as we must I H. Stands for hell and C. for colored And that old "L" for lust. Empty-Naked & Co. ! ELOW ON STOMACH I KILLS LITTLE BOY. I Vannis Workman, Jr., of Pineland Succumbs. j Pineland, May 3.?Vannis P. Work-' man, Jr., nine years of age, died in aj hospital in Savannah this morning, j where he had been taken in an effort ; to save his life. Sidney Riley, a < negro, who worked on the farm of the j father. Vannis Workman,! JlivblC 1>VJ W AV%V..?- 7 . five miles from Pineland, is alleged to i have struck the boy fecross the ab- j domen Saturday afternoon. The boyj was brought to Savannah for an oper-j ation which was performed. z< * It is said that Vannis Workman, ! Jr., was playing with a whip Satur-j '? day morning on his father's farm and; that he hit the negro with the whip. \ Vannis Workman, Sr., and the negro, Sidney Riley, had some trouble about the incident. On Saturday afternoon,! according to Vannis Workman, Sr.,; the little boy went into the field where the negro was working, and it * " " ill is at this time that tne anegea diow was struck. ' "Balance of trade'' is an expression used by political economists to indicate the difference between the value <of the exports and imports of a country. This theory of the balance of trade grew out of the mercantile theory, which considers the possession of gold to be the chief object of trade. Hence there rose the belief that a nation increases in wealth to the extent that the money value ot its exports exceed that of its imports. NOTICE CF ELECTION IN < JALAPA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 48. State of South Carolina, County of Newberry. Whereas, one-third of the resident free holders and a like proportion of ^ the resident electors of the?age of 21 in the Jalapa School District No. 48, the county of Xewbery, State of South Carolina, have filed a petition with the county board of education of Newberry county, South Carolina, petitioning and requesting that an election be held in the said school district on the question of levying an additional special tax for four (4) mills on the taxable property within the said school district. Now, therefore, we the undersigned, composing the county board of education for Newberry county, State of South Carolina, do hereby order the board of trustees of the Jalapa School District No. 48 to hold an election on the said question of levying an additional snecial tax of -r / A\ :il_ 4.^ 4-1-1 IOUL" ^ ) liiilis LU ut: CUUCVtfU Uil tiiC property located within the said school district, which said election shall be held at the Jalapa Mercantile company's store, in the said school district No. 48, on Saturday the Sth day of May, 1920, at ^*hicb said election the polls shall be opened at 7 a. m. and closed at 4 p. m. The members of the beard of trustees of the said school district shall J I act as managers of the said election, j Only such electors as reside in the ; said school district and return real ' j or personal property for taxation. ! and who exhibit their tax and registration certificates as required in general elections, shall be allowed to vore. Electors layering the levy oi such tax.shall cast a ballot containing the word "Yes" written or printed thereon, and each elector opposed to such levy shall cast a ballot containing the word ".\V written or printed thereon. Given under our hands and seals this the 10th dav of April, l'J20. "C. M. Wilson, 0. B. Cannon, J. B. Hnrman, County Board of i-Jducation, .NewDerry Countv, South Carolina, i ; i Stomach Out 9! j Order? Try NR j Nothing Eetter to Straighten You Out After Eating Too Much. Tones Liver, Regulates Bowels. Aots Pleasantly. Guaranteed. i : i I j/v*vj vaw kVV iuuv i! ^ ? vt.T day and most cat much too much i , some days. That is why Americans ; suffer more than any people in the > I world from indigestion, biliousness and constipation. "With a little thoughtfulness and ; care, however, a great amount of i this distress could be avoided and j you'll never realize how true this is j until you become one of the several ; million people of this country who ; keep a box of Nature's Remedy (MR j Tablets) constantly on hr.rd arid use j it whenever indigestion, biliousness or | constipation threatens. , | Unlike laxative purges, cathartics, ' such as oil, calomel, etc., which mere- i ly force bowel action. Nature's Remedy i exerts a beneficial influence upon the j Ar?t?ro nnd eliminative svs- : tem?the stomach, liver, bowels and even the kidneys. Its purpose is to promote vigorous and harmonious ac1 tion of all the organs that handle the I food and body waste. That is why the results which fol- : low the use of Nature's Remedy are ! always a delightful surprise to those j who. first try it. The action while j prompt and thorough, is as mild and : gentle and pleasant as Nature her- [ self, and the thorough cleansing the J body receives brings a feeling of 1 real relief and benefit such as no ' laxative pill or cathartic ever pro- j duccd for anyone. o OTo r?f Matiirp'c Rpmcdv ! (XR Tablets) and try it. There is no j risk in doing1 so, for it must grive you ; greater relief and benelit than any ! liver or bowel medicine you ever used ! or money back instantly. It is sold, ] guaranteed and recommended by your ; ! druggist. GILDER & WEEKS CO., Druggists ; A Suffer? A | tyji derson, \V. Va., writes: fa'A! jpQ| "My daughter . . . suf- j^B j %/\ fered terribly. She could | tS\ net turn in bed ... the doctors gave her up, and i /a we brought her home to W\As die. Slie had suffered sc WyV * a much at. .. time, 'Hay- Wyy ing; heard cf Cardui, we rvj j I WjA got it for her." SK/4 I' The Woman's Tonic p* "In a few days, sne be- g/S gan to improve," Airs. K/JS Cox continues,-,"and had * L/S I r.o trouble at... Cardui gVj j curcd her, and we sin?* gv>3! its praises everywhere. j We-receive ifcany ihcu- -Y/k sands cf siir;Iar letters fc/Jj ft/ J} every year, u-uiug in u-c vy jj j?/j| goodCardni has done for W/\ women who suffer from jfy4l complaints so common to W/*& ! iofj their sex. It should c!o ! g>/J you good, too;^ Try |/| Cardui. E-7'7 |/| I | T~1 ? , A lis next, time you buy calomel ask for - ; I I I ^uL ! The purified and refined calomel tablets that are J - i nausealess, care ana sure. { i Medicinal virtuer. retain* ? ' 4- . J i td JTHprovsci. DGia ' n-r.\t I- fscoiisd ^acka^es, t% .' - > * j ? .. i - ^ t ! i? Prpit Tii Some F Should an extra price bi g: $rade tirer Ri- i It should not. Any u , [fcire should be built as we jof that type can be built. = Cord Tires cost more ' irics, and are worth the e Men who figure cost pe .coming to Cord Tires. But any tire, Cord u t. 4-t,^ , snouia ue uum iui uit l vice which that type can Some Men Ovei r Some men pay extra . pecting extra mileage, under prices for an under hope to save in that way. Both are wrong. The exceptions ? there are al tirfx; P,llt countless 1 proved that Miller lire; pricc ^ ^ road niesh " ..v.;:; if A purely vegetable med- g}l^?32tS icine. Abide from being o tvnnrlArrnl rpcn'latfir. i*: I Ri?r is a splendid tonic j weak, nervous, irritable^ j and run-down women.' Builds up the svstom and j brings back health and strength. \ Getitfroxi your druggist ' S \ MANY LIKE THIS IN NEWBERRY f Similar Cases Bei".rj Published in Each Issue. many occurring da'Iy in Newberry. It is an easy matter to verify it. You cannot ask better proof. * r. \Y. r;:g.^ins, c:vu lloO Hunt St., . Newberry, says: "My kidneys were so weak some time ago that 1 seemed to have no control over them. The pains in the right side of my back were terrific. There was a du'l pain in the back of my head. I could hardly walk at times, my feet were so tender. I suffered in this way for about two years before I read of Doan's Kidney Pills. I bought a supply of Doan's at Gilder & Weeks Co.'s drug store, and began taking them. I felt relief from the first box and continued use brought me great relief/' (Statement given November 20. i 1914.) On March 22, 101^, Mr. Hiprgins said: "What I said before about Poarrs K:dcrv I'ills stiil holds prcod. I was seriou. !y affected with kidney and bladder trouble and I found Doan's Kidney Pills to give move relief than any kidney medicine I ever :i .}/ 'i:. i i TO#?l / '/' *-?P V/s'ii '.I '' ] _' ' i i wlii w?Zs=k <x '':'M ''hk ' ;'i;i? (A . "j Extra Grade j ng-? . Jj| Tires rs >&. e> alse Ideas About The ,y an extra ,,, , . it c itiaidi first-grade There are thre< ill as a tire which 'Miller Tires : First, they must than Fab- mileage, type for ixtra price. rival tire. r mile are ,,r . . \\ e constantly pr machines in our f; or Fabric, tjres eacj1 un(jer rea; itmost ser- Kach tire is run 65( &lve* running extra-fast. r-Pay ( prices, ex- Won Qver bome pay "grade, and Tho Eldorado Sts Angeles tested 21 oti: Millers on 12-pa3s re may be Buses, weighing S,60 wavs freak In this supreme test i jj i? tests have 'ongouu^u.u^ > at Miller :s, on the age; give Here we constan lowest cost best other tires wit mile. in ceaseless road t( d Miller by day and week I es, both guarding the Miller [ and Fab- ^ ^ tdPaiented ntertread Cords Or FabllCS th with *uc cup, for firm >n wet asphalt. red-to-thef side treads like cogs in Copy. No. 175 lines x 4 cols took. I recommend them frequently | and know they are just as represent- h ed." GOc, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn /1/v 'M'-Prrvc Pnftnlo. x. Y. V_?' KJ j ?'i X w 4 W y v* a a ???- j kWA ~1~ i". 4H I i Dowel disor- 3M | ders ? Diarrhoea, ||y j {|g Cliclera Morbus, etc. f i Be prepared to check and ;M I relieve such troubles by ??| ; | Jg? keeping in the family ||l j j v?| medicine chest a 'ooUIo cf ;?||[ j I Vp: Dr. Thacher's 38 |i j S| Diarrhoea Mixture j tj0 in use for half a century, gjgf ^ At all drug stores; 35c. ?31 j j S?g l^oney Back if no benefit. |j|l i H? Thacher Medicine Co. |jp Chattanooga, Tcnn., U. S. A. ; jj| NOTICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION IN BIG CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 20. State of South Carolina, County 01 l\ewuexry. Whereas, one-third of the resident freeholders and a like proportion of the resident electors of. the age of twenty-one in the Big Creek School i District No. 20, the County of Newi berry, State of South Carolina, have j filed a petition with the County I Board of Education of Newberry i /- < ?... nptitionin? j ^ CJ It Li I vai vjiiiiu) v. ? I and requesting that an election be ! held in the said school district on the | question of levying a special tax of \Si > - (4) wills on the taxable property j vithin the taid school district. Now, therefore, we the undersigned, composing the County Board of f:-.~ Ever/ ' ' We insist , - liiiiform. E; p.; ' U p rc cord is kep >' I '' ' 7 . . . r,A i | tiiIWi t ; I f a tire c j;; ,. nif.it we lea v |H; workman is : J; iih If the inspe( x ii|/ ?. t i - * i|Jj he is held res fe css or mater jf | 2 < rcct it. .! Eb After years |i- attained unii j-j; whole large Treads MiJIer Trc must outwea 5 We have ; 3? .outwears riv; \ Every day ;IH canized, ther tory. We pc Not a sir OH ThlS these new-g e requirements come back \v must meet. ^ . average greater Countless type, than any Miller Cord ' 28,000 miles ove this. Eight of that kind < actory run two learn. r-tire conditions. ?ut milea 3 miles daily by tions-^-on si Millers are not used und In our fac ' TUI~!? 15,000 miles iVliltt.cs But a Mil :ge Co. of Los a]most a]wa. ter makes against enger Packard PlaCe ?PP0SI 0 pounds loaded. COStS. Com Miller3 won by < conditions, J tanceuniformity. modern tires ? ? You will ? When yot tly compare the on Miller Til h Millers. Also now supply ists. Thus, day extra charge >y week, we are supremacy. the miller r v ^ v v inners in Million-Mile P.LWA Newberry, S. C. 'I 408 : Newt. 3299 Education for Newberry County, State of South Carolina, do hereby order the Board of Trustees of the Big: Creek School District No-. 20 to hold an election on the said question of levying a special tax of four (4) mills to be collected on the property located within the said school dstrict, which .said election shall be held at the Big Creek School House, in the said School District No 20, on Saturday the 22nd day of May, 1920,, at which said elec+i'r?n thp noils shall be opened at 7 A. M. and closed at 4 P. M. The members of the Board of Trustees of the said School District shall act as managers of the said election. Only such electo?*s as reside in the JUST Rf A shipment of. Player an ner Pianos. Will save yo every day. See me at G. B J. L. B< F a rton ) I AM GLAD 1 PE-RU| Glad to Try Anything i "Three years ago my system was in a terribly run down condition and I was broken out all over my body. I began to be worried about my condition and I was glad to try anything: which wonld relieve me. reraa? na? recommended to me as a fine blood remedy and tonic, and I soon found that it was -worthy of praise. A few bottles changed my condition materially and in a short time I was all over my trouble. I owe my restoration to health and strength to Peruna. I am glad to end one It." Sold Everywhere , \ Tire Signed that Millers must 'be ich tire is signed. A t of the maker, the inhe process. omes back for adiust rn the reason. If the it fault lie is penalized. :tor overlooked a flaw sponsible. If any procial is at fault, we cor; of this checking we've form tires. There are :ities from which not a, ame back last year. > Must Endure :ads, by our standard, r the balance of the tire. / attained a tread which ais by 25 per cent. our tread stock is vull tested, in our laborajrmit no variation. lgle Miller Tire with * rade treads has ever ith the tread gone. 20,000 Miles reports come to us on Tires showing 20,000 to of service. And tales \ ire told everywhere, we v ge depends on condize, care, load and road. uniform, but they are !er uniform conditions. :tory tests v)q average on Cords. ler Tire will outlast ? ys ? any tire that ?you te, no matter what it nnrp thpm under like . ? 1 and see what mileage can give. rain a new criterion. i buy a new car insist *es. Twenty car makers them and there is no r N ' RUBBER CO.-, Akron, Ohio Test r , s a. n - Vjeareu-io-uie-ivuau Registered. U. S. Patent Office i Y I t I said school district and return rea5 or personal property for taxation,* aayl who exhibit their tax and vegistration certificates as required in gen- eral elections, shall be allowed to vote. Electors favoring the levy of such tax shall cast a "ballot containing | the word "Yes" written or printed "' ; thereon, and each elector opposed to; such levy shall cast a ballot con| taining the word "No" written or printed. I Given under our hands and. seals ,, j this the 1st day of May, 1920";. *>. j >. C. M. WILSON, 0. B. CANNON, , J. B. HARMAN, i County Board of Education Newj berry County, South Carolina. I LCEIVED | d Straight Schulz and Weru money. Prices going up Summer & Sons. 3WLES r Agent. 7 rO ENDORSE i NA BB| i Terribly Run Down -"^1^1 '1 ;. Condition, f ' Miss Ricka Leopold, 288 Layco St., Menasha, Wis., 1 Ree'v Liederkranz. Miss Leopold's letter opposite conveys m no uncertain way the gratitude she feels for Peruna. Liquid and Tablet Form J 9