Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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There's a great va rietv of in the kitchen for coolkin:x p them ail in sup-rior quality. Pots. Broilers. Saucepans. etc., we have in the most eXc of the tinest block tin, and makes them most durable. whole kitchen outit or an od Alcolu Rai TIME TABL1 Effective Sept. 1. 1914. Station Train N? 1 Tr4in No. 2 Read UpV. Read Down. Alculu Ar.-8:30 a.m. Lv. 10:15 a.m. McLeoi Lv. 8:20 ' " 10:20 Harby 8:15 " " 10.25 " Duranu 4 8:05 " '" 10:35 Sardiuia " 7:50 " " 10:50 New Zion " 7:40- " 11:30 " Beards " 7:35 "4 " 11:10 "l Seloc - 7:30 " " 11:25 " Paroda JA. " 7:15 " 11:40 " Hudsons " 7:10 " " 11:55 Olanta " ~ 7:00 " Ar. 12:05 p.m. Train No. 1 and No. 4 are Passenger Ti Train No. 2 and No. 3 are Mixed-Train! Daily except Sunday. *I*McLods, Harby, Durants, Beard P.R. Al A]( -OU sMae toll Il's a. duybeasyohvl -AT To ganie you Fawe Sy our a: is ao duty beuse you have f w e o ae pwere to sivert the uure. ede Dry w anihel Bsgig todaylwitds$1. * ThewBak ola TogTo FarSut Lods isnwi.We-Huse e Wa we areprepaed oute Wriem on awll kexpsain stadig itoutpanknfeorua detentonE fro. buin.Nn Twod suffr oa sd ese ofhen rihtheeTno Caroads SRoue t. ,D C.ar S C InWgraten totmae and Sxlickn he ws Cured in 64toa14 Days thrmne cure cae ohadt mseful a rticles required Lrposos, and we have K.ttes. Tea and Coffee Fry Paus, Cake rins, ellent makee. They are formed in a way that Whether you need a 1 thiug, it is here. Iroad Co. 9. NO. 14. Supersede. Time Tahle No. 13. Traio No. 3 Train No 4 MI. Read Up. Read Down. Ar. 5:00 p.m. Lv. 8:15 o.m. 0 Lv. 4:50 ' " 8:20 " 2 " 4:40 " " 8:25 " 5 " 4:25 " 8:30 " 7 4:10 " " 8:45 " 12 4:00 " " 8-50 " 14 3:50 " " 8:55 " 15 " 3:35 4 " 9:05 " 17 3:20 ' 9-15 " 20 3:10, ' 9:20 " 21 3:00 " Ar. 9:30 " 25 aos. and Hudson are flag stations. DERMAN, T. M. olu. S. C. metlisWhat lid yesterday. morrow bette arting a Bank. :count to-day?~ unforeseen demands incident ank account. -'t the power to predict the : Bank account and fortify for worthy young men to succeed. Manning. t To Call OR SHOP. Pall and Winter ' Samples us 'Bruner Woolen, and ou a guaranteed .job. essing, Dyeing and. Repairing, Alter garments. All anteed. C. WILLIAMS, Prop. OLD BAKERY STAND AVE ies and Surries and of One and gons to be at and OST. ,,WC.OC. Be Sure You Get This, Od Reliable Cough Miedicie lone since FoLETss HiONEY AND TAE CoE Y fghand *|Acold|so. O Be sure you get the genuine Foley's Hioney and Tar Compound ,.nd avoid thec names that' ound lie it. Here are three easy ways to tell the genuine. 1st--The name of "Foley's." 2nd-The yellow package.3rd-'Iho - . Beehlve ontheyel low package. You stitute to do for you what FOLEY'S HIonY AD TAE CocPON Wvill do -for coughs, colds, eroup, bronchial and lagrippe coughs, throat and lung trouble. Buy it of your druggist and be safe. **++EVERv UER IS A PRIEND. For years we have been stating in the newspapers of the ountry that a great many women have escaped serious op rations by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com ?ound, and it is true. We are permitted to publish in this announcemen xtracts from the letters of five women. All have beer recently received unsolicited. Could any evidence b< ore convincing? HODGDoN, ME.-"I had pains in both sides and such a sorenes 1. o scarcely straighten up at times. My bak ached and was so nervous I could not sleep, and I thought I never would. b any better until I submitted to an operation, but I commenced talin Lydia K Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and soon felt likC a nev Woman."-Mrs. HAYwARD SowERs, Hodgdon, Me. vIY.I, Ky.-"I suffered from a severe female trouble 2 8 Myrght side hurt me badly-it was fnally decided that. must be operated upon. When my husband learned this he got bottle of Lydia R Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for me, and afte tkigit a few days I got better and continued to improve until am now well"- Mor.w Sw , RF.D, Shelbyville, Ky. Hmovm, PA.-" The doctor advised a severe operation, but m . husband got me Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and . experienced great relief in a short time. Now I feel like a new persoi and can do a hard'day's work and not mind it."-Mrs. ADA WLm 303 Walnut St., Hanover, Pat 4 Dzuu ol d I was sick in bed and three of the best physi 0 cians said I would have to be taken to the hospital for an oper ation as I had something growing in my left side. I refused to sub it to the operation and took Lydia . Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound-end it worked a miracle in my case, and I tell other womei what it has done for me."-Mrs. LAun. A. GarswoLD, 2437 Eas William Street, Decatur, IL. 5 CIzVEL.wD, Orno. -"I was very irregular and for severa year * my side pained me so that I expected to have to undergo an o1 eration. Doctors said they knew of nothing that would help me. I took Lydia K Pinkham's Vege table Compord1 aid. I became regular and free from pain. I . - thankful for such a good medi cine and will ahmytz give it the bighest praise." Mrs. C. H. GUmrrn, 1 A0S Constant St., Cleveland, 0. Write to LYDIA I.PINKHAM [PDI(nE C0. 0, (CO-NFIDENTIAL) IYNN, MASS., for advice. Your letter willibe openeA, read and answered by a woman and held in strict confideace. Styleplus$ 17 Clothes "The same price the wordd osr Values that stand out As a man you like to dress so that you stand out fom -the crowd -above the aver age. As merchants it is our desire to sell clothes that lift us into a class by ourselves. That is why we were quick to arrange for the exclusive. selling of STYLEPLUS CLOTHES $17 They represent big values and the price is low. You can trust the fab rics, depend on the style and count on long wear. If even'oneof thesefundamentalsshould fall down you could have a new suit in return, according to the absolute guaran tee behind this special suit. A big assortment of overcoats, too. Special syles for young men. I SOUR PUBLI G. E. C iOn Railroads C Co-operation is a to theory but yields s speak the word but difficult'still to practic vision to be progressi preaching co-operation come the railroads t of the soil. A-recent paper r( of the Norfolk & West that we reproduce it -that roadway to conti ment of the road in z "We are now dealing with two of the farming and land transportation. They wealth. When they fail the whole coun it Is that these two slhould fully unders not only for their own- commercial advan nation. "The farmers and the railways are It Is difficult to conceive of greater ser C of firmly fixing in the minds of both the L are mutually dependent and that the prc perity of the other, but that suspicion various interests of both. Many of the i ways have fully recognized this relation "In the study of economic conditions from the birth of our nation down to wit ished at the utter lack of the . co-oper idea-and not only that. but extreme se: more apparently do:ninated in the differ nues of enterprise. rhis was a conditior No statute law, or even written constil those inalienable rights of the individua "The mutual advantages of co-opera are many and varied for both the raily peculiarly deperdent upon rapid and < gre always comparatively bulky and fi give farmers a worldwide market for tl standing 'f the fundamental improvemer tial to the prosperity of any agricultural wide markets are made possible only I [ such as is offered by the railways. I "So the farmer may conclude that wl his most -;otent allies, he is doing good countnr "'Wile there're teaves in the fores The farmers ard railways shall fic OUR PUBLI Peter RC On Church a The recent actio this nation, in annu laymen vote only foi coincide with those 4 political issues, and church organizations the ballot, make one present a problem t sideration of both la: ) Suckling babes i when ministers in XO 'hearts of men and 1 tianity has broken do the pulpit a failure. for persuasion. command for conviction had as well pass the sacrament, plain-c and policemen bury the dead, for why : It is as dastardly a crime against I take to deliver the votes ofhis parishi ward heeler to deliver a block of votes to be prosecuted, for the law should be It is as objectionable for a conventi law to control the votes of church mem! of manufacturers to issue orders for ti candidate. Such conduct is offensive tjo against society. Any convention, whet rich or poor, white or black, that seeks science ought to be broken up by the treason. A crime by any other name is a cr robe cannot sanctify treason, authority - license to become a political ringster, o give a permit to tell us how to vote. I -sacrifice his citizenship, forfeit his consi duty to the state. -The earth many time of our forefathers fighting to throw off tl and the suggestion of a return to these and their torture should not be tolerated Laws should be passed prohibitinj preachers, from delivering or attempti congregation tai azny candidate for offiet passed preserving the sanctIty of the p1 -as much a menace to church and state as for a minister to preach a political preach his politics from the pulpit thar to his pupils. A preacher cannot make any more than he can make profanity of the ironies of fate that a preacher glory to civilization. IOUR PUBLI R. P. Sci On the Sear The American p merce. It Is expensi I to salute a foreign fia S a bushel of wheat, a products across the titled to the protectic across the sea, and C ment to shipping inte competition In ocean the Seaman's Bill b signature and Mr. R , Pacific Mail Steamsl :.this law and outline lines, said in part: "The bill provides that no ship of a depart from any port of the United Sts not less than seventy-flve per centum a: Is able to understand any order given unless forty per eentum in the first yea1 year, fifty per centum in the third yea year after the passage of this Act, and, t deck crew, exclusivec of licensed officers less than able seamen.' "The oversea trade of the world I: cost of the ship and the operation of t] the keen. competition of these rival nati sailor is obedient and competent and: It Is therefore manifestly clear that If In the transpacific traffic, all w~ould be works a single hardship to all the shil and American ships, and with the latte European, the cost of constructing a sh structing a Japanese ship, but If they h the Japanese operated with Japanese would be such that they could not overe driven off. But the American ship wou: tremendous increase of cost of wage In 1 for the Chinese crew, but also the grei Japauese have now done away with ti crews. all of whom speak a common IaD to comply with all the conditions of t -crews, with Oriental wages. "The law, therefore, instead of assis heavy burden, while It places none what the contrary, turns over to the Japan4 which the American ship Is forced to United States." "Birds of a Feather You'll always find the besi our store with their cleanii They know we do our pres: od-it's sanitary and leave: cleanl. They all commend our alte take particular care to ha' please. Follow the example of the HOFFMAN FRENCH IJ 'Phone 142, Mai C FORUM I 3.ssel i-operating With the Farmer theme that lends itself most readily :ubbornly to practice. It is easy to lifficult to understand it and more e it. All can be selfish but it takes re. The organized farmer has been for lo! these many years, but now Lking co-operation in the language ad by G. E. Cassel, publicity agent ern railway, is so full of horse sense In part and urge the farmers along nued co-operation with the manage 11 problems of mutual interest: most gigantic occupations of men are the basis of pretty nearly all ry fails. Therefore, how important tand each other, and work together .ement but for the prosperity of the natural allies in all their interests. 'ice to the commonwealffi than that railways and the farmers that they sperity of one depends- on the pros and misunderstanding destroy the nost progressive and far-seeing rail nd dependence. in all branches of human endeavor, hin quite recent years, we are aston tive principle-the 'work together' fishness and purblind prejudice has nt branches of trade and other ave that government could not remedy. ution, can do more than safeguard tion and sympathetic understanding 'ay and the farmer. The farmer is heap transportation. His products -equently perishable. The railways tir products. An intelligent under t of railway transportation is essen community. Worldwide and nation y regular and cheap transportation Len he co-operates with the railroads, for himself and much good for his and foam on the river,' urish forever. C FORUM] Ldford Lnd State L of one of the leading churches of xl convention, demanding that the - candidates for office whose views if the clergy on one of the leading direct and indirect efforts of other to. interfere with the freedom of if the greatest perils of this age, and at should receive' thoughtful con rmen and citizens. nay well squirm in tjieir cradles convention assembled release the rab them by the throat, for Chris wn, religion has become a farce and When the church substitutes force and coercion for reason, the sheriff lothes men take charge of the altar L church? ;overnment for a minister to under Ders to a candidate, as it is for a to a political boss, and both ought no respecter of persons. m of ministers to seek by canonical )ers as it would be for a convention eir employees to vote for-a certain ecency, business morals and a crime ier composed of saints or sinners, to prostitute power and coerce con police and its leaders arrested for me just the same. An ecclesiastical to preach does not carry with it . e the right to teach us how to pray 'e ro man in joining the church should itutional liberties or subordinate his .~ s has been drenched with the blood - ze ecclesiastical yoke from the state, nedeval conditions with their horror. for a moment. i any preacher, or comnbination of ng to deliver their membership- or. ,and suitable legislation should be zipit from political vandalism. It is for a politician to occupy the pulpit - sermon. He has no more right to a teacher has to teach his politics political trickery righteous by usage respectable by practice. It Is one nay become a scandal as well as a [C ?FORUM I wermn nen's Bill - towmen are Interested in sea com* re and likewise humiliating to have g every time a farmer wants to ship bale of cotton or a pound of farm cean. The American farmer is en n of his flag in sending his products ongress should give such encourage rests as is necessary to meet foreign commerce. A recent bill known as came a law under the President's .P. Schwerin, vice-presIdent of the ip Company, when asked to define its effect upon American steamship ny nationality 'shall be permitted to tes unless she has on board a crew which, in each department thereof, by the officers of such vessel, nor ,forty-five per centum in the second , fifty-five per centum in the fourth areafter sixty-five per centum of her and apprentices, are of a rating not Scompetitive, therefore the original e ship have to be reckoned with in ns with one another. The Oriental Is the cheapest sailor in the world. this law applied to all nationalities on the same economic basis, but it s of the world, except the Japanese It works two hardships. With the Lp Is no higher than the cost of con ad to-provide European crews, while crews, the condition of competition ame the handicap and they would be d have to conte d not only with the he substitution of the European crew Lter initial cost of the ship. As the teir European officers and Japanese guage, there Is no difficulty for them he bill and continue their Japanese ing the Agierican ship, adds another ever upon the Japanese ship, but, on se the traffic of the Pacific Ocean, forego by act of Congress of the Flock Together" dressed men coming to g, pr-essing and repairing. ;ing by the Hoffman meth the garment sweet and ring and repairing as we r it done right-done to best dressed men. In CLEANING CO., ining, S. 0. RAiA The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been In use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per sonal.superviio~isince its infaney. - Allow no one to deceive youin this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor 01, Pare. gorie, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotie substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and a~lays 'eeverishness. It cures DiarrhOea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea-The Mother's Friend. CENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of H E~101}8At liJ BOR TMe Kid You. Have Mways Buh In Use For Over 30 Years. TUC: @VIAUR MCOMS. 77 UMAY Sat Vs ucw ?03K0a". A COLD CURED ABSOLUTELY 6UARANTEED. If you want to get rid of that COLD or LAGRIPPk just purchase twelve of our Capsules; compounde& by us. If taken as directed and they fail to cure, we will gladly refund your money. DICKSON'S DRUG STORE. What Will The Harvest Be? T Have you ever stopped to think of what the harvest of your life's work will be? Are you storing away part of your - money crop for the winters of old age and'misfortune?. An investigation will you that our bank would be- an ideal place for keeping your funds safely. It's a good plan for every farmer to have a strong banking connection. You may want to borrow one of these days; we can negotiate the loan for you, on good security, at right rates and without any red tape. Drop in to seelus next time you're- in tewn. Make the call friendly-you don't have to do business every time you come in to say "hello." Rememaer Us When You Have Money and We'll Remember 6' You When You Need Money. BANK OF TURBEVILLE. BIG BARGAINSt KATZOFF'S WREK STORE. Wilkins' Old Stand. SHOQES From 25c. a pair and upwards. All other goods at 50c. on the dollar. Yours for a Good Bargain, KATZOFF. Wilkins' Old Stand.