The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, September 12, 1898, Image 4
that before these people have j
fairly waked up, American land j
Florence Daily. Tim
——- ~ j grabbers will possess the land and
P0*L,»HKD BVEBV AratBHOOH K*- ^ Rican ei , her g0 thc
A CRITICAL TIME,
CEPT SUNOAV. . . .
way of the Indian or become a
, hewer of wood and a drawer of
SUB8CR1PTION—One ymi, II; *1* month*,
ft. three month*, II; one month, 4<» eenU. water.
I’wyahlP in aitvmnee. hy «Arrler*, lO^cent* j —
BRUKSOS & BRUBSOH, Proprietors.
DURING THE BATTLE OF
TIAGO.
__ to cent*
per week, payable to thec»rrterson M»tur-
day inorMink*.
AOVKKTIHINO KATKS.
Bunlnea* local*, 5c per line each insertion.
Want*, lxi*t mml Kouna, not over ’A word*,
cent* each Insertion. Onsn must accompa
ny order.
mpedal rate* for Obituarir*. Tribute* of Po
simet, Omrd* of Thank* aud Kuneial Notice*.
Ofllclal ads. at the rate* allowed hv law.
Ommnnlcatlon* of a personal nature at
rcKUlar rate*.
Kor rate* on tran*lcnt and o>ntract adver-
IUIuk apply at the office
MKUNHON & BKUNKON, Proprietor*.
Mr. Clayton Bounds hia tocsin
of alarm without cause. Feathor-
■tone’s olectipu can't bring about
the dire calamities spoken of in
his article, and the people know
it.
We have received a copy <>f the
Saturday Evening Post, a sixteen
page illustrated weekly, in maga
zine form, published by the Curtis
Publishing company, Philadel
phia.
It is mainly literary, containing
several entertaining stones and a
serai. It has also pages devoted
to Biography, “Publick occur
rences that are awaking history,”
economic and historical subjects,
science, art and criticisms on new
books. It is a neat magazine
paper, splendidly printed, full of
interesting pictures and contain
ing just such matter as would bo
welcome to the family horn i.
A very interesting feature of the
paper is that it was owned by
Benjamin Franklin in 17:29 under
the name of the Pennsylvania
Gazette and that its publication
as he Saturday Evening Post was
l)6f un in 1765.
KKK OK ITKATHKIMTONK
Wo think that Mr. Clayton in
his article “Ellerbe or Feither-
sto io,” overrates the danger to
the “peace aud prosperity of the
pec pie,” if some of them see fit to
givs thur votes to Keatherstone in
the coming primary. If the “ob
literation of factional lines* de
pends upon all the people, sup-
‘jortinjL un& ^»an,**U res Li upon
#an3T . 4
The only true foundation for
peace and harmony is a broad lib
eralism that accords to every
ma’i the right to vote for one or
the other of the Democratic can
didates, as seems right to him,
and this certainly accords with
the spirit of Democratic institu-
.tions.
Even outside of his policy on
the liquor question, he has shown
himself to he a man in whom the
people may well rest
deuce.
Welling’* Word Contest.
A word contest for the second
Buck Jr. range open to girls and
boys under 14 years of age will I
begin on August 15, and close* on
October 15. The range will be
given to the girl sending in the
largest list of English words from
the words “Buck’s Stoves and
Kaoges,” Buck’s trademark. On
ly such letters as are found in these
words esn be used. The same let
ter must not appear oft< ner to a
word than it appears m the trade
mark. For instance the letter “b”
can only appear once in a word,
“s” may appear four times in the
same word and “a ’ “n” and “e”
twice. Proper names, foreign
words, prefixes and suffixes and
obsolete words are not allowed.
The name of each contestant must
bo written on her list.
The stove is now on exhibition
in the show window.
spring and summer shoes will
be sold at greatly reduced prices.
Chab. Bultman.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE CONDENSED SCHEDULES.
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SOUTH BOUND,
TsoTsV No! lit
.No. no No. #3 j No. til
! MOTHERS, 1
IREAD THIS! |
li<.iiiarkHl>le Keiicue.
Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield
III., makes the statement, that she
caught cold, which settled on her
lungs; she was treated for a month
by her family physician, but grew
worse. He told her she was a
hopeless victim of consumption
and that no medicine could cure
her. Her druggist suggested Dr.
Ki ig’s New Discovery for Con-
‘uiup’iou; she bought n bottU.
t nd to her delight found herself
benefit ted from first dose. She
continued its uao and afttr taking
m tottles, found herself sound
an l well; now does her own house-
wo k, and is as well as she ever
w’as. Free trial bottles of this
Gr at Discovery at F. U. Lake’s
dn g store. Large bottles 50cents
am .fl.00. 6
Skin Diseases.
F )t t w speedy and permanent enre of
toil it, salt rheum and eczema. Cham
ber am s Eye and Skin Ointment if
without an equal. It relieves the itch
ing and smarting almost instantly and
its continued use effects a permanent
cure. It also cures itch, barber’s itch,
Bcald head, sore nipples, itching piles,
chapped hands, chronic sor»jeyes and
granulated lids*** . ‘ ^
Hr. Cady’s Condition Powders for
horses are the best tonic, blood purifier
and vermifuge. Price, 25cents. Sold by
UNCI.K HAM’S NEW I’KOThU.ES.
An army officer of high rank in
the New York Tribune, describes
’ j
our new citizen, the Porto Rican,
as small of stature, but full of en
durance, “morally a coward and
physically beneath contempt, so
far as bravery is concerned."
He is honest, with a grain of salt,
but not a thief. Politeness is his fad
and he has a reverent way of rais
ing his hat to women; and the one
redeeming quality he has, is love
for his children.
He is a poor worker, because
he doesn’t need much, “living in
Kallof In His Hoar*.
Distressing Kidney and Bladder
diseases relieved in six hours by
the New South American Kidney
Cure.” This new remedy is a
gnat surprise on account of
its exceeding promptness >n re-
liexing pain in the bladder, kid
neys, back ami every part of the
urinary passages in male or female.
It relieves retention of water and
pain in passing it almost immedi-
tlnur conti-1H you want quick relief
and cure this is your remedy.
hold by 1*’. U. Lake, Druggist
F oronce, h. C.
sick or Well, a Rush N’iglit ami
Tbe Packers at Uk* Ratt le of
agodeCuba Wt-reall Heroes.
Heroic Efforts in netting Am
lion aud Rations to the Front
the l»ay.
P. E. Butler, ol pack-train
3, writing from Santiago, de Ct
on July 23d, says: “We all
diarrhoea in mop or less viofit
form, and when we landed we
no time to see a doctor, for it
a case of rush and rush night
day to keep the troops supp
with ammunition and rations
thanks to Chamberlain’s
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remi
we were able to keep at work
keep our health ; in fact, I sinci
ly believe that at one critical
this medicine was the indlr
saviour of our army, for if
packers had been unable to wi
there would have been no way
getting supplies to the front. Thi
were no roads that a wagon tr;
could use My comrade and r
self had the good fortune to lay
a supply of this medicine for
pack-train before we left Tam
and I know' in four cases it ah
lately saved life.”
The above letter was written
the manufacturers of this medic
the Chamberlain Medicine (
Des Moines, Iowa. For sale
all druggists and medicine degl
Sept
Hum to llsvea {'Iwir Skin Free From Fj
|>U>N
To be beautiful and have a fi
skin, you must have pure hlo
and good health. To do so, pu
fy the blood and build up t
health with the best tonic at
Blood Purifier of the age, Botani
Blood Balm (“B. B B.’’) It is t
old standard and reliable remed
It never fails to cure all manner
blood and skin diseases, includir
pimples.which are caused by poi
on in the blood.
POSITIVE PROOF.
A lady friend of mine has fc
several years been troubled wit
bumps and pimples on her face an
neck, for which she used variou
cosmetics in order to remove
them and -beautify and improve
htft these local
condu
recommended an internal
preparation— known as Botanic
Blood Balm, (B. B. B. ), which I
have been using and selling ; she
used three bottles and all pintles
have disappeared ; her skin is soft
and smooth and her general healt)
much improved. She expresset
herselt much gratified, and car
recommend it to all who are thm
affected.
Mus. S. M. Wilson,
Iron Mountain, Texas.
Blood Balm, (B. B. B.), $1.0
per large bottle, all druggist!
Send for book free. Blood Bain
Co., Atlanta, Ga.
la-are New York
’• WasblnKton
*’ Klchmond
“ Norfolk
“ HoutU Kooky Mount
“ Wilmington
“ BennettNvllle
“ Wadeslioro
•’ Darlington
Arrive Klorenee
U-iive Klorenee
Arrive ('harleston
“ K uniter
“ Columbia
’’ Angnt*
* 3 a m s* p m ! —— -
t itt p m i :*•» m -
; 7 DO P ml U Ilf) a m - —
2 »> p m !> 1*1 a m 1 -
10 t o p m i 25 p ni — -
1 ; 3 4> p ml —••
.i i 1 . I fitHam
3 uu p in
i ti 20 p id 7 15 a m
3 15 a in 7 26 p in 7 15 p m 7 00 p m 8 10 ft in
. 3 25 a in. 7 15 pm 8 20 p m —i
. « 20 a m 10 50 pm : ]•••• —
. 4 ma m | o 32 pm
.Ill On a in 10 no p m -
8 00 a nii I :
Do Y on Want to Know the
Best Kemedy foi
t
m
m
:
Day coaches ob Nos. :fc2 ami .'15, VL ashington to Jacksonville.
Day coaches on Nos. 2:1 and 7*. Washington to Charleston.
Sleepers on No. US, New York to Jacksonville, Tampa and Macon.
I Flatulent Colic, Dysentery,
Nausea, Coughs,
Cholera Infantum,
Teething Children,
Cholera Morbus,
Pains, Griping, |
: I
And All D»*eaoea of the
Stomach and Bowel* ?
NORTH HOUND.
No. 33 Ni>
No 51 No. til) No. 82
Leave Auguata 3 30 pm: j ....
" Coluir bla I i on p m 5 45 am j....,
Hunter I ii no pm: 7 10a m!
Arrive PtoreDee 7 25 p m s 25 a m I...
l^-ave i^inrleston ! h 17 p n, 5 2S a m ....
Arrive Floreiice ' 8 15 p in H 25 a m
l eave Klorenee ! 8 35 p m 8 45 a m S 55 a iu| 8 la a in 8 25 p in
Arrive Wilmington.. I : 12 20 p m
“ Darlington ! | 0 18a in
“ lieunetlNVlIle i j
" Houlli Kooky Mount 12 liam l 45 p in
“ Norfolk 10 05 a in 6 55 p m
“ Klclimnml ! l lo a in 7 15 pm
“ Wa*hlngton ... i 7 41 a in II 3* p in
“ New York j 2 It! p in 0 33 a in
H 50 p in
Sleepers on No. J2 from Jacksonville and Tampa via riant System, and sleep
er from Macon \ia Augusta and Denmark to New York.
IS THE STANDARD.
PLASTIC0
COMBINES * c y
CLEANUP.‘EBS AND L-
DURABILrrY J
AND “IT TILL LOT F<l)B Of'.-.” /
- ANYONF CAN BSuSH IT ON y*
NO ONE CAN kl! k : IT OFF!
» C ‘L i
Pkitko is a purr, pcmr.acnt ini poroua -vi*! r.v'Mg, and docs not rrq.arc
taking olf to renew ai Ja a’J kaLonune:^ It o x cry powder, tcady for use n-j
by adding water (the latest onlv* is ust-J in c -Id water) ani cjn Lv easily .
r It carries Children over the critical S
: period of TEETHING, and is highly E
1 recommended by the best physician*. |
5 n 5a pleasant to the taste and never 2
2 fails to give satisfaction. r
E It is a Positive Specific for ail the |
- troublcr. for which it ia recommended. :
2 1
§ i
SOLD BV ALL DRUGGISTS
id and so Cents.
A Reliable Reamdy 3
for ail IHneaM* 5
of the i
KIDNEYS AND |
BLADDEK. a
2 It is Good for Mies, Womex and Childbsh. s
S.niimioiiimimiininiimminiinnmimniiWIll?
R.F>. ©COtt,
brushed on by any on.:. Made in white end tw.
For full partkulars and sample card ask. ed A
;lve [irinuiuble tints. L* A
L. S. II 'ELLIjYG S' CO., Florence S. C.
ALWAYS KEEP OB HAND
minXillerl
THERE IS B0 BIRD OF PAIR OR I
ACHE, IHTERHAL OR EXTERRAL, •
I 1 THAT PAIR.KILLER WILL ROT RE-1
i 1 LI EYE.
1 ' LOOKOUT FOR IMITATIONS AND SUB-
1 STITUTES. THE GENUINE BOTTLE
< BEARS THE NAME,
| | PERRY DAVIS A SON.
Mi" n 1.4 a /.on-poiaonottf
remedy fur Uotmrrboi*.
Gleet, 8 pe r mat or r life *
White*, uuuatural dit-
OaartnMMI W t>r any HiMaiama
, to ■irUtaro. tiou. irrilalion or ulc fre
IfroroBU oontxioa. tion of n> u c o u * BK-'.i
lnttEv»8SCl.f*:onCo. bran '''-
lciscinhati.O.WR BeW by IHramrUU.
or m iit in plain «riippi'i
by expreiw, prepaid fo>
il.m. or 3 boltleo. 12 r.'
*** • •»» *4|y‘ HP*
REVIVO
RESTORES VITALITY.
B
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Central Hotel
Shaving Parlor.
Polite Attention.
Best Workmen.
Citation Notice
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAKWLlJf A,
COUNTY OK KLORKNCS.
By J. 1’. McNeill, Esq., Probate Judge.
\Vhereas, Thomas 8. Coward has made
suit to me, to grant him Letters of Ad
ministration de bonis non #f the estate
of and effects of Solomon Coward.
These are therefore to cite and
admonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors of the said
Solomon Coward, deceased, that
they be and appear before me, in the
Court of Probate, to be held at Flor-
Advertihing.
Advertising space in the Timbb-
Mkssengkk aud in the Daily
Times is sold at reasonable rates
and is valuable Theae papers
will help you sell goods. Collec
tions monthly or quarterly ac
cording to contract. For short
time ads. cash is desired.—Adv.
Speciul Notice.
T he T i m k s.M k.ss k n g e r office ca n ’ t j
afford to charge job work. ft pays
cash for material and cash for
labor, and therefore, must have
cash for the work as it is turned
out This is perfectly reasonable.
Bring in your orders. We have
WI04) Or* K. l>«4tcl>iin , R Anti Oluiettr
May be worth to yon more ths
$100 if you have a child who soi
bedding from iuconteueuce of w
ter during sleep. Cures old at
young alike. It arrests tbe tro
bln at once. $1. Sold by F.
Lake, Druggist.
“ Hardware.”
Stoves, Crockery,
Harness, Buggies,
Wagons.
nl‘.n7 nbo T* •’’’•nit* in 30 day*, it act*
“fi Quickly. Cure* when all others Mil
i!ien^ m* U r^ l ol r ? , i 1 h n th#lr lo,t «»»“b«>ofi.*3d old
ni.v7v«kT4. youthtuI ’‘eov by using
n< 0 V A‘V, Ht n,C ? ly SUd Buro,y Nervomp
Nightly emission*.
TVwdln* Diseases,and
^ra°* or excesBand indiscretion,
not cSi Un ^ t8 °^. 0 for ‘ ,tu fi>'. bupJnras or marriage. It
In » b T 8t *rtlng *t the seat of disease, but
uT. 0IU, build «r, bring
»i th « , nl l K ,ow to palo Cheeks and re
storing the fir*? of youth. It wards offlnsanlti
Zi?°V ,Dt,U £ a ' lD8i,it on h * vln g KKVIVO.no
l 1 Can ^ e ® rrlwl ln ve*t pocket. By mall
• 1.00 per pack ago. or six for •5.00. with m ooxl
tivo written guar antee to ruri or r‘uLd
the money. (3rcular free. Address "
ROYAL MEDiGINK C0..269 DearUfllD St..CillCAM.ILL
For sale by the
PALACE DRUG STORE,
F 1 « 1! I I I . f-.
under . uta
of Aug., Anno Domini, 1898.
Published on the fiih dav of Amr
185f8, in the Daily Timks.
J P McNmill,
Judge Probate.
a land v here it is but necessary to' cx I’ ert w o rkllK ‘ n alld ca* 1 tlo first- j
itrm 3 cnn.i tc ... i „ class work at the very lowest hv-i
drop a seed to produce a cron." • •. i> . .
t , , , , 1 ing prides. But our terms are
But he u weak of character and as casn .
var.ablc as the wind. Brunson l\: Brunson,
The officer says: j Proprietors.
“We are bound to have trouble UhciiiuaUsui t'urcil in a Day.
with the Cubans, and 1 am moral- “Mystic Cure” for rheumatism
ly certain that Porto Kico will not aud neuralgia radically cures in 1
tamely submit to the changes we to 3 days. Its action upon the i
have in store for her. In fact, I’m sVRtem is remarkable and mysto-
afraid we shall have bloodshed on : rious. It removes at once the I
this island, despite the fact that cause and the disease immediately I
our troops were assailed with roses disappears. The firstdose greatly !
instead of solid shot.” beuelilh 75 cents. Fold by F.:
The correspondent of the Trib-' U. Lakh, druggist, Florence,
une remarks: ; . ——
4, a» i • t It is not pleasant to lose money.
anxious tn li'• m K \ S < ' xlre ! nel > Go to the Yellow Store and save
anxious to become Americanized. tllom v on dress .roods
If justly treated and encouraged, ' J - 1
he nay become within a few years' „ ' ,Klar, «u u<i*votc«ito uitt«r Ti«<i».
endowed with the American spirit ! 1 ur ° 8 Fever; acts on
if not, he is likely to be ripe for l H liver aud r, 8 ulate8 t be eyatom
revolution.” get orally. All Druggists.
We certainly have set forth in Pitta' Carminative aids digestion,
the above characterization a verv rt T l i acea the bowels, cures cholera
promising American citizen and! * U< u 1,11111 > cholera morbus, dyr.cn-
— tery, and au di seases of the stom
ach and bowels. It is good for |
the country a rare field for mis
sionary enterprise, a little nearer
home than the Philippines.
It needs not a prophet to say ,
bot.i children and adults. Sold by
Dai by, the druggist, and F. IT.
THE NEW WAY.
YI70MEN used
^ to think M fe
rn a le diseases ”
could only be
treated after ‘‘lo-
c a 1 examina
tions" by physi
cians. Dread of
such treatment
kept thousands of
modest women
silent about their
suffering. Thein-
troduction of
Wine of Cardul has now demon
strated that nine-tenths of all the
cases of menstrual disorders do
not require a physician’s attention
at all The simple, pure
Wine®
taken In the privacy of a woman’s
own home insures quick relief and
speedy cure. Women need not
hesitate now. Wine of Cardul re
quires no humiliating examina
tions for its adoption. It cures any
disease that comes under the head
of "female troubles"—disordered
menses, falling of the wombt
"whites," change of life. It makes
women beautiful by making them:
well. It keeps them young byl
keeping them healthy. $1.00 alj
the drug store.
For advlc* In case* requiring spacli
directions, address, giving symptom*
Ike " Ladles' Advisory Department/
The Chattanooga Medicine Co , Ch
nooga, Tenn.
V. I. ADDISON, M.D., Cary, Hiss., uy
"I use Win* *r Cardul extensively
my practice and find itamottexeelli
preparation for f«m*l* trouble*."
We art* Agents for
-^^McCormick’s flowers
Look out fur bargains. Our buyer
is now at the North
L. S. Welling & Co.,
FLORENCE. S. C.
Now
Is your time to get goods at
2 price.
A. B. Gannady,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Florence, - - S. G.
C. E. Jarrot’s Ginnery.
THE M! NGEU SYSTEM used which
fir otST , " t "' , "‘ l >*«
Capacity, 25 Bales per Day
And press standard size.
Now Ready fo P Wo P k
At usual price.
Mr. Johnson Gregg will superintend
clltton^ ,<Mik 07irefull > »fter all
*tf“Meal Exchanged for Seed
G. Ei. Jarrot,
IA « ,lm Proprietor.
ASDdifc
We are determined to close
buslne
Office over Waters' store.
You will (ind
Prompt and careful attention given to all OUt all Sprint! and Slimmnr
mines*entrusted to him. rt,lu OUlllllier
goods at half-price for cash
only.
201 da ROAN STREET,
Morgan’s Bargain Store.
Mch 23 1-yr
Shaving a Luxury ||
at
Lomax’s Shaving Parlor,
Dargan street, north of Palmetto JIo
tel.
B. W. LOMAX, barber.
F ’ P ’ : .-y *• D.
Office in PALACE DRUG STORE
SIMMER A SON,
Floreacc Jfiaelry P»U cf .
i — I
Lake
Sept.
1 CRESCENT BICYCLES, I
3 A New Delight^saap^
|| 3 I s fuunil ‘‘fifh year in the first ride
B of tbe seasou. And the new Cres
cents have every qualification to
please the most critical rider.
^ Crescent
3 Blendes
^3 FOIt 18f>8,
^3 Are “Envied by All.”
^ A close examination of Crescents
explains why su many are sold at
3 The Leading Hardware Store,
* OF THE PEE DEE
liimminmim—— - ^ C< ^ ’ Florence, S. C. •§: —
O N and afn-r MONDAY next, ws
will have on exhibition at our
I'-Ntal.lishment the largest stock of
diamonds,
Jeajefrjj,
fifuerajare
a n «i ©foefis,
And Fancy Articles
IN TiiJi STATE. OUTSIDE OF
CHARLESTON WHICH WILL BE
SOLD AT PRICES LOW ENOUGH
TOSUIT 6 CENTS COTTON. ALL
WE ASK IS A CALL. IF YOU
DO NOT WISH TO BUY. IT WILL
TO SHOW
DE A PLEASURE
THEM.
Sulzbacher & Sou,
\Y utehes aiifl Jewelry repaired in the
heat manner.
i