Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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|pw?f | -4 TTENTK jr Acme Fertii Be sure that you j before you buy. Pee Grower, for Tobacco? (Sold only by L Tobacco Canvas y ? ? Just Receivi Buying Goods at COTTIhC tZ Shoes bought at 2^ ALL SHOES so ?; teed to be all n COME TO ^ Very j? U Cotting] I A SQUARE DEAL FOR DHL! + At least one Lite Insurance Company h > its South Carolina policy-holders. ?s? i When die South-Atlantic began to si South Carolina its representatives were ai > that every dollar of surplus from premium J invested in the communities in which th< received. | The South-Atlantic Life Insurance Con ?n nillnn Ppnntv thrr?p titr.^c itc tnf:?l nrom 5 policy-holders in that County. % Is it not your business to help the busin J whose business helps vour business? i * ? | Sooth-Atlantic Lire Insurant $ Ehmund Stkudwick, Prest. R MAX FASS, General Agent, Dil \ ? The Origin of Mr. Royster believe Manufacturer of Fertiliz above other considerate idea Twenty-seven yea to-day; the result has Factories to supply thed F. S. ROYSTFJ FACTORIES I NORFOLK. VA. TARRORO. N. O. MACON. OA. COLUMBUS. OA. (ggHMHMMORO^MMORMSRiMMOMNi * ' ttingham Co. I ON FARMERS 1 izers are the Best *et prices on ACAtE GUANO ~ Dee Special, Acme Cotton ~ -8-4-4. 5 W . Cottingham Company) ^ ou will find here at a price. ~ ???????????? /n^l n/>^ I a new lot of Rain Coats, $5 and the ^ SCI extra long ones for tall men, $6.00. ^ iHAM'S assures you of QUALITY ^ this store last longer. ^ >ld by us are guarannade of solid leather. ^ COTTINGHAM'S. ? truly yours, ham Company | MHittuumuimmumifis fr***+*4+<9>4*****++ FLORIDA?CUBA. K * Why uot take a trip to Florida c fill fAllMTY * Cuba? They have been brougl If if vllUHl I J within easy reach by the splendi ? Through Train Service of the Atlai as kept faith with % tic Coast Line Rhilorad. Write fc * illustrated booklets, rates or an fc other information, which will L olicit business in jjj cheerfully furnished, ithorized to state fc T. ^ white receipts would be General Passenger Agent, 2 premiums were | Wilmington, N. ( npany has loaned % ,s !t n Vou Want? him receipts from We have it; a farm containin * 30 acres of the best improved an + productive land in the Pee Dee sei ess of a Company + tion. Fields wired, good pasture * fair timber, and the land itse * drained. We have this listed f< > ?\ quick sale and a low price to quic *6 lompany % b,,yer. Don't get the idea in yoi * **ead that there's time enough. I ICHMOND, VA. * quick and write us now for terra J Puckette & Richardson, Real E Inn Q f *> I.U T nl n ' * IAVUi k/? v* A vwvv; uiuncto, V> 11J , O. I/. * 2-9-4t 6? "fr < 4" -S1 TRADE MARK * ifS.R.* ^ REGISTERED. Royster Fertilizers. 3d that success awaited the :ers who would place quality ons. I his was Mr. Royster s rs ago . and this is his idea been that it requires Eight emand for Royster Fertilizers* * GUANO COMPANY. AND SALES OFFICES. , COLUMBIA. ?. C. SPARTANBURG. B. C. MONTfiOMIRY, ALA. BALTIMORE. MO. . Si' ,t_ * P'* iU .. \ 'a ; ... .. VlJnable to Read, Bat He Hade ^ Million. ^ John Leahy. who made more tha $1,000,000, although he coul "21 neither read nor write, is dead e his home in Lakeville, R. I. HI shrewdness and judgment seeming ly compensated for his lack of edv 2 cation. ^ Leahy .who was seventy, came t ^ the United States from Irelan many years ago. He bought a fan at New Lots for a small sum an 7 made a good living as a farme and truck gardener. Soon aftc consolidation he sold his New Lot J, farm at u profit ot $300,000, afte ^ which he bought land adjoinin ^ Deepdale, the estate of William K Vandyrbilt, Jr., at Lakeville. Man ^ 1 times overtures twrn muilo hv Vnr i derbilt and his agents to indue | Leahy to sell, but he hnd no furtli er need of money and always dt cllned. He felt that, having a< cumulated a million himself, he wa j entitled to residence in the million j aire colony. William D. Llewellyn, cashier o the Bank of Long Island, at Jamu j lea, transacted most of Leahy's bu sin ess affairs. The $300,000 mad by the sale of the New Lots farri | was more than trebled in the pas ten years, notwithstanding Leahy' | inability to read the hundreds o I legal documents to which he affixet his mark. All his checks wen m ISP i Look for This Sign ON LEADING GARAGES All th< m I have i ml I William ???? ????? ?t ' 1 d , r | i? J V I X I i I i ? -in ri H: ? s ifl Hard ie t 8 I Y * i ] * X 2 t 2 __ + X v s 1* I ill % f i ? > > i* Unc : | ? I + v ^ ors. V * ' $ V * lina t Y | I X I Dea I* * | ' % X | hav I?! 1' a p ? i* x ! f * our X ! X jjj Phone ^ J * , . / > ----- - ' signed by the same mark. Sever bous survive him. n 0 d Operate on 70O Pound Woman, it Oil City, Pa. Feb. 14.?Miss A is nu Chelton, weighing over 7< j- pounds, was operated upon at tl i- Oil City Hospital, her right leg b ing amputated at the knee, cau? o by the development of elephantiasi d Miss Chelton travelled about exhi u iting herself. The operating tab d i would not sustain her weight ai irlthe surgeons had a special tab >r! constructed for the operation. ?| 0 tr | Only Squaws. g i They were oinly squaws?tho 1.1 women concerning whom so interei y Ing and pathetic a story of mart i- doro comes out from the blizzar :e stricken Dakota prairies. Two blan i- eted women, of the red men's rac >- each carrying a papoose, were ma ing their way across a prairie fi .s from any human habitation. Oi i- of those awful storms which swe? over that section rushed down t if the travellers. No words have ev< i- been written or spoken that wou I- describe adequately such a blizzai e i as is known to the people of tl 11 far West. Blinded, chilled to tl t heart, each redskinned motln s struggled to continue the march t< f ward home. But strength t'ailei 1 More than that, the babes wei p sure to be frozen to death, unles CHEI Tires % e worlds important automobil been won on Michelin Tires IN STOCK B" s Motor Car Co. Dil ILLO A ware u on Dillon, South Caroli lertakers and Funeral ! Members of the South FuneraPDirectors Assoc lers in Funeral Supplier e just added a nice Heai lir of horses to this brai business. Nos. 6 DAY OR NIGHT f % t al heroic, effective means could be 1 taken to save them. We have no >v-| report concerning what was said or /flf thought by those wild mothers of i n- the plain. But each squaw removed )0 her blankets and placed them le around their habe. Then holding e- their offspring to their loving jd breasts, they lay down on the prair- ' is. ie. When the blizzard was past and b- searchers went out to look for the 4 le women, they were dead, stark stiff, id But the babes were living.?Chicago le Journal. ^ A young lady of this city went in- ^ to a dry goods store the other day 80 and biushingly asked the head clerk i ifc~ if he "had any of those elastic y" hands, capable of being enlongated v d~ and adjusted at pleasure, and used by the feminine portion of manti?r?J * e? for putting around the lower k.n gU treuiities of their locomotive ? T; 11 bers to keep in the proper ie and the required altitude lir* }P ments of their tibias." Thela.o^ ,n is now on a sheep ranch.?1 sr mont Messenger. / ld I n i "i . p. t, ,e I /that . le Farmers Fortune Cotton, i^meni/ ^ r ed and selected by R. E. Coxing a'* ^ tl lcsults. Seed at $1.00 per faddy. J. A. Moore. Dillon, S. C. t^ : 1" 1 J - a *s 2-2-4t iBt V J Tnhlie iW 3n~f i ^ FOR SALE ) | ALL OVER | THE WORLD e contests 4 . n,, Y \ - ( Ion, S. C. 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