Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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9 'T H ^ Daily Times Florence, JS. €• A.FTEKNOOW Kx- cept Sunday. Your Wife WOMAN’S CORNER Hartwell M. Aykr, Manaicinjr Editor. ScbscriptioD 10 cputs a week. II raid In ; wdvsirce S4 pt-i year, !l rcr3n-omhs, 40 cents and » month. advertising rates. Business Locale Scents per ‘in®.b 04 *.'' VPf o iprper. Wants, Lost.: For Pale, Etc., oi e cenfa word. Obituaries. Cards of Thanks, end Comnnl- cations of a personal nature charged for at ape- ual rates according to length - -Funeral s o! cen*s. Official Adr n«s at rate^allowed by irisplay Advertisenjents, Rare* tumished on Application. Make all Checks and Orders payable to Ji; can be provided with an annual income for life, in event of your death, at less cost than you can make the same provision for your i children * r The low rate makes very attrac tive this form of contract, devised introduced by The Mutual i Life Insurance Company of New lady who contributes things to the I York. * ' newspapers, admits with some that all women -have of becoming: old maids ^FASHIONS AND ffl FEMININE FANCIES j Miss Dorothy Dix, the young HARTWELL M AYEK. Publisher On Auflunt 7 ISiW. i voung business man of N>w Vork took imtatlOll out Policy No ICO; 742 »n tavor of liis wife. He paid three ^ premiums of 40 u»d hi Srpteui*'•? 1002 he died The , II01*1*01* Companv at once »mi.I Im widow *1 COO an 1 wit) continue t« { _ _ i _ a • • pay her that amount annually I0114 .... .I.e MlSS DlX dCClarCS that it 18 B 861186 In writing for terms, state the seless horror, though she probably amount of annual income you would means that the feeling is merely like to provide for your wife, the unreasonable. At any rate, she amount of cash you would like scouts the idea, and says that it is returned and give the ages of both. | one ^ ie greatest drawbacks to womans real advancement. SATURDAY. JIARi H lt> 1f04. If by the constant repetition of the virtues and qualities of John The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, Richard A. McCurdy. President. F. H. P jf-tt, Mnrapbr. Colt irtia, F. O B. A. Enrlj, Lical Ag«nt, Flirt nee C. She does not pause to consider that perhaps the secret of it is the instinctive feeling that every gir or young woman has that some where in this wide world a man— the ideal man—is waiting for her, and that if she could find this man .0. Calhoun the rising g c . . the forests than the lumber men she would straightway have seizec is l6ad to slut > an o ® lll J 1 # jdo, they are more and more ter- 1 on this instinct as the basis of their virtue his^^patriminn an ^ rible in their effects as the country 1 dreams, and that the poets have trees. Carelessness is generally ; ly. manship the celabration of March. 18 will prove of the highest value ^ in the country. It is great to have , such men, but unless^those follow! . ,, siicu carelessness is such that it should after them try to learn something from their precept and example their lives will have* been in vain. is getting more denuded of its worked it over and over unceasing- Florence was probably the only city in South Carolina that flew - the national colors yesterday in honor 'of the birthday ot Calhoun, s The more honor to Florence add tlie t e r her mayor who ordered it done. | A good story is told by Con gressman Livingston in Washing ton. He says: “I shall never forget an inci dent which happened several years ago in Atlanta, and I laugh now every time 1 think of it. A dash- ' ing young woman came to Atlanta and engaged the swellest suite of rooms at the Kimball and she sport the ghost of her departed sons to ec j diamonds as larire as walnuts and drove a four-in-hand. It was be punished severely by law. Therfe is a statute ' provided for such cases and it onght to be en forced. The welfare of the coun try demads it. Things are getting interesting in Japan puts up So Sully has gone under -the flood of speculation and that wiz- zard of the South, King Brown is safe in his hole somewhere. New York will have to pull the hat to New Orleans. In the mean time the farmers might reflect a little more on that point to which their attention was recemly directed, that the present high price of cot do battle for and Russia has found a new 4Joan of Are to lead her armies, thus matching superstition. The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been, fn use fo** over 30. years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per sonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ J»lst-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 Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the * Stomach ana Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought 2n Use For Over 30 Years. THC CENTAUR COMPANY, 77 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK CITY. given out that the beauty was Miss So-and So, and the cattle queen of the west, and that she had Another Case of Rheumatism Cured by 1 money enough to burn up a stock yard of wet cows. tfir'A*', Chamberlain’s* PainJBalm The efficacy of * Chamberlain’s“Pain j Balmijn* the;; relief of rhenmatism^is being";; demonstrated !d ily. Parker Triplett, of Griirsby, Va., says that Chambe•‘fain’s Pain Balm gave him permanent relief from rheumatism in that me present U1 K“ ^ twl th i ¥ ck ev^rytuing else failed. | ^ ot a cor kj ng g00 d story lo the ton is due to speculation and that ant i he would not be._without it. 1 ^ & , the influence which raised it can For-,ale by F. P. La.e.« . D3 jefleet that d.e woman was the ,ank “Ed Bruffey of the Constitution had an idea that the woman was a (fake, and he soon had the wires hot with messages making inquires about her, the result being that jnst as easily lower it. est kind of humbug. Pneumonia May be Prevented. printed the story next morning nients have expressed themselves matter of the shipment oL from Georgetown, botli may shad vent this fatal by using Ry- dalt’s Elixir; it curve colds quickly [)e ! and leaves the throat and lungs sound . - . . . ! It is the best remedy for thafcpeculiar right as t:\r as their cxpenenco j inHamed* condition ui the lungs that so hut if the allegations contained in | frequently fol'ows lagrippe. This first article in the Times which ' modern scientific throat and lungrvm- the nrst aiticte in me -times, which , edy . g a gafe rtmedj for y oU ngand old were the repetition ot remarks j jj, a jy l ti roa r a i lc i lung diseases. bm made by a citizen of Georgetown, are true, the state ought to know it, if a reflection has been cast nn-1 - ^ justly on the dealers of-George- t »wn then we want to correct it. We know that Mr. Morgan is hand ling fish from Georgetown, and tint his father sends them here. Mr. Walton says that the dealers four-in-hand. “ Late that night Brufl was in the lobby,of the Kimballr talking to Eil Calloway, the night clerk, when the ‘cattle queen swished down the steps and, walking up to j Bruff, asked if he was responsible ~ The SouthernlCross. | for the story in the Constitution. So^many requests have been received 41 1 have that honor,” was the that descendants may secure the crosse reply. of their fathers that for their informa-J “Then sir, I am going to kill tion is now published the amendments y f)U ” almost veiled the woman ember. 1901. a s ehe drew a gun trom the folds ‘.Rule 1. Section 2. Before uny de-: of her dress, scendant can secure the cross in any j ttTliiu didn’t alarm the little county three consecutive notices must,! 11118 aian C . ai “, , ne i , papers calling upon newspaper man in me least, but remark- r.' • A V No. 805 Pease Avenue, Houston, Tisxas^ May 14,1003. more than about hull the time aud daily grew weaker and P-i weaiiex. , WiBF. „ ' five »b<-r: pjonffct-, Eiaci'e me robust, and strong. ] ruii t-v-v.gratesni to you for iny good health and am today blcF 0 cti v/jta a baby who is the, or.- e of our home ai d thia is ail due to your of Ca»-dui changed me into a different woman in v. me women. Wmc barren home.';. Hew con r I im. hhr;on hm? Vicr>rr.nsi.OE:iT, Eot-oTcn Eforasns* Chos. ^3 m of Cerdui brings health to sick ^ ( Cardui brings children to man refuse 1-, th r.ctl-y [m'e same relief I Any woman can secure ex- i£ she will tales Wine of Wine cf Carclui is a certain cure for menstmal in-emdarltics. It will not do impos- sibiilucs but it decs cure bearing-down pains, makes motherhood possible for barren’ wives and relieves the pains at the monthly period. Secure a bottle of Wine cf Cardui' today. All druggists sell Sd.GO bottles Wine of Cardui. Wi t irre will not answer letters and ; he inserted in the papers calling upon ; newspaper man m me u , , . , veterans to send in applications. It at 1 j;fH n£r ^jg hat. he ouietly that they are not shipping to in -1 ex pj ra ^. 0 j n 0 f . j . terior parts of the state. The same application# dre sent in l he bestowal of assertion was made by the party who first called our attention to the matter and who we do not crosses upon descendants may begin.’ ked: “Fire away, madam; I had Blanks will be supplied to veterans ra ther be killed bv a pretty woman npon applciation to Mrs. E. J. Burch] , . ^ , corresponding secretary Ellison Capers any day than to die a natural ~ -i .i . Chapter D. C., Florence. S. C’, and death.” k low, and he also said that George, whe £ fi11ed 8hould be ret , - - t >wn was arranging to circumvent t ic law in ease the decision of the <s >urt sustained the Gause law. Tncse matters ought to be investi gated since the charges have been mide public. The Times has abso- litely no prejudice either way, but if,a law is on the books it ought to be observed or stricken therefrom. returned to the same place. Please state whether mem hers of camp or nor. :-v * The south has already served notice on the democratic party to i he effect that if Gen. Miles is nom inated for president she will vote some other ticket this time if she never does it again. “Every paper tells of the raging forest tires through the country. This condition of affairs exists more o • less every year and it is time that attention be so directed towards these fires and their cause that t ere be some way of stopping A Hngular Word. Onr language contains a word end ing with “S” that denotes anxiety, worry, etc., add to this word another “L”ahd it will dtnote affection, joy, etc. Find this word in the paragraph below. “Cares” bring anxiety and worry, these bring derangements of the di gestive organs, usually resulting in indigestion. It matters not whether your stoa ach trouble is caused by worry, overwork, neglect, malaria or any other cause. Rydale’s stomach tablets will cure you. They insure perfect digestion and assimilation. They tone and strengthen the diges tive organs, restoring them to health. Use them and good .health will bless you and fortune “Caress 1 ’ you. bm “Gets at the joints from the inside that’s the method of cure by Rheum side. You will.find it is; your aru gist’s pride, i 4 4 Bruff won oat, for the woman laughed and retreated upstairs. ”~ Washington Times. More Itiots “Disturbances of strikers are not nearly as grave as an individual dis order of the system. Overwork, loss of sleep, nervous tension will be fol lowed by utter collapse, unless a relia- b'e remedy is i nmediately employed. There’s nothing so efficient to cure disorders of the liver and kidneys as Electric Bitters. It’s a wonderful tonic, and effective nervine and'the greatest all around medicine for run down systems. It dispels nervousness, rheumatism and neuraliga and expels malaria germs. Only 50c and satis faction guaranteed by F. U. Lake, druggist. 3 • iiitin. They do more damage io er A lazy liver makes a lazy man- Burdock Blood Bitters is the natural, never failing remedy; for a lazy liv ' and lameness of joints or muscles, bm Muscles Sore, Joints Painful, Rheu matism. Sore muscles or painful joints, may mean an approaching attack of rheu matism. Elliott’s Emulsion Oil Lini ment, rubbed on the affected parts to relieve the pain and soreness, stiffness MUSIC. VVY50NG, firs. Norma *1owle Teacher of Piano and Voice Culture. \ Virgil Clavier method. Class and private; instructions. Pupils Recitals required. 328 Evans St. Florence, S. C. GEN’LHACK SERVICE A Mi&m I Heinz’s Apple Butter At 15 cents a lb. or 2 lbs for- Cucumber Pickles, 10c a 25 cents. jdoz .**» Sweet Pickles 18c. a qt. j 3 lb can apples ioc a can HERRINd BROS, Last Florence Grocery. RALSTON’S Health Crisp ioc a pkge. Hecker’s BrandF FOM Self Raising Flour, Buck Y» neat, Flapjack Flour, Royal Health Food, Pearl Flakes, Rolled Wheat, Oat Meal, Graham Flour. Also Postum Cereal, Force Raisins, Currants, Citron, Fine Syrup, Pre serves, Fine Candy and Cakes. Also full line of Fancy Groceries, mne of which can be surpassed. Yours to command, Both Phones. H. S. ROS £ The Pure F oed Gi- < ry Good Teams Always on hand for any purpose, funer als, country orders and. TO MEET TRAINS BAT AND NISEI. Years of service guarantee my reliability. Prices Reasonable* To meet 3 a. m. train. One.* person 50 cents. More than one 25 cents. Additional. W. P. ROGERS. General Livery. Cor. Evans and Ravenel sts. KLOR.E.NG J.W. CHAPMAN, t - PROPRIETOR - Dealer in MONUMENTS’. TOMBSTONES, CURB- ING and anything in the line of GRANITE on MARBLE. Latest designs, first-class .work prices rea sonable. M GIVE ME A CALL. One door south of McCall’s stables, Dargan street. BENNETTSYILLE Marble § Works. J. W, McELWEE, Proprietor.2 j BENNETTSVTLLE, S C. In Business Since 1880. Prices and Designs of the newest land latest styles. Monuments, Tombstones, Cartings, Etc. Furnished on Application. First class work andj Reasonable Prices W\ W. PATE, Gen. Agt. B. J. Hyman, Hyman, SxC.. Salesman T Wood! Wood I For good pine wood, full Cords, prompt delivery at $2.25 per cord >.,save orders at Times Office. Supply Youpsalf Bafore jad Weather NOVELTY.! VARIETY.! VALUE. EVLKY EASTER] Need May Here t!- ^ e w upp P » Our StocLis'in-complete^readiness for the season upon which we now enter. We are ready ,as never before. Expecting a. big business our buyers bought liberally, and early enough to enable us to not only 7 sell cotton Dress Goods at the old price, but to get*the cream of Novelties, Styles and \ alues. ASK TO |The Rust Proof In- jvisible Lace Corsets THE BGSTORE, E. F. Douglas, Prop’r.