Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A New Insurance Proposition. Participating policies at less than non-participating rates embodied in tlte guaranteed fifty i?er cent. Mortuary Dividend Policy of ; the PHILADELPHIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. This policy guarantees your insurance for 115 or 20 years at hall price. Guarantees a policy increasing each year in value as claim. Guarantees a loan of !W per cent, of the premium every year from date of issue. I Guarantees the full Amount of the policy besides navins the loan in cane ol death. Guarantee* paid-up cash surrender values and oxtenddo insurance "ter the third year. OTHER NOTABLE FEATURES OF THIS COMPANY. An individual account with each policy of the company. Company owned by its policyholders. A policy without restrictions. WJL L McLAURIN, Distrit Agent, Latta, S.?C. # ^????? ??? ???? 1 I Stubborn Case I 441 was under the treatment of two doctors," writes I I Mrs. R. L Phillips, of Indian Valley, Va., "and they pro- I I nounced my case a very stubborn one, of womanly weak- |?' I ness. I was not able to sit up, when 1 commenced to V I take Cardui. I used it about one week, before I saw much change. I Now, the severe pain, that had been in my side for years, I I has oonr. and I Hnn'* -* 1 ? * _ ? _?, ? . -w..? aunti ?u an. i am Tccung better than I in a long time, and cannot speak too highly o! Cirdui." I Cardui Worn arte Tonic I I If you are one of those ailing women who suffer from any I of the troubles so common to women. Cardui is a builder of womanly strength. Composed H I of purely vegetable ingredients, it acts quickly on the I H womanly system, building up womanly strength, toning up I the womanly nerves, and regulating the womanly system. I .. Cardui has been in successful use for more than 50 years. I I Thousands of ladies have written to tell of the benefit they I I received from it. Try it for your troubles. Begin today. Write to: Ladies' Advisory Dept. Chattanooca Medicin* Co.. Chattanooca. Tenn, I lor Special Instructions, and 64-pa?e book. "Home Treatment lor Wobot,'' sent free. J 52 , WE SELLTHEWERY REST VOR EVERY PURPOSE. Quality THAT'S THE FIRST THING YOU WANT IN HARDWARE. TH E BRANDS WE SELL HAVE STOOD THE TEST OF TIME. YRICE: THAT'S THE TEXT YOU WANT TO KNOW IS RIGHT. WE ARE THE ONES WHO THINK THAT IT WILL PAY US TO C H ARGE YOU ONLY A FAIR PRICE. WHEELER HWD. CO SCHOFIELD ENGINES m BOILERS ?? "Have Stood the Test of Time" They have no superior in point of DURABILITY and are Best Adapted ' for Saw Mllle, Oil Mills, Cotton Gins; in fact, where Heavy Duty is r?????| required. Write for prices on Saw Mills, Shingle Mills,etc. Manufacture BOILERS. Wc carry for immediate shipment the Best Constructed Boilers, ranging from 12 H. P. to 150 H. P. s?ifSe|iwrti?i Write today for our illustrated catalog. 1 s SCHBFIELD'S SONS CO., Works Mil Head Office, MACON, 6A. Branch Office, 307 West Trade Street, Charlotte, N. C. 22 i ? | Fresh Seed T ? , T r y T A llig lot of all kind of garden > A ho<m1 just mt'ivcd. - - - - 4. nm JiiisM, insn i oiiicr and Karly t Kokc Irish Potatoes. t Y Raps seed for Krazin^. Y If no haven't what you want will Y M order for you promptly. X t t?1 L | Evan's Pharmac The Rexall Store. % a^a. aTaaYa aTA aTaaTa aTa ara aTa ATA ^TA a.Ta a.wA aTa aVA *.TA ATA AVA Aa ATA ^ ^ W* "y Ty ^ "y ^ ^ f^T I WILLIAMS MOTOR CAR COM Y Y A carries at all times a full line of Supplies, and also the famous Y Y Michelin Tires. -:- -: s Auto Livery all kinds of mechanical work soli: ed, Gasolene Engine work particularly. Y Your Autos Repaired thoroughly and promp Y when left with us. % Williams Motor Car Co X H. L. Williams, Manager. ! '. I>. Bryant. rrcsUU'iil. C. It. Staekhouse, s< I?EK l>i:i: HKAI. ESTATE ACENCY. Offices: Marion ami .Miillins, S. C'. Ileal IMatc, Eire Insurance ami l oans. Business Oppn and investments. Special Representatives of tlie .National (AM>perutive Ken ol' Washington, l>. (Branches in all parts ol" the I'nite* Canada. Mexico and Cuba. Persons having; lands for sale or wishing to purcliase w well to correspond with this ageut',?. Attractive property for Marlon, Hoi-ry ami adjoining counti os. 11s There Any Freight for Mej If you had a telephone on your Farm a cc versation like this would save you a long and pre ably useless trip: ij "Hello! Is this the depot (or express) Agen " I his is Mr. Johnson on Rural Route No, Is there any freight for me today r" "v >, it hasn't come yet." f. i will call you tomorrow." i to know how to have a te at small tret, write for t *. "* " - TV? ?l,ij py i. C Oi'il i-/A a1 V U s '79 . sj. ?\ysza.n cl. v4:.-?v.k-. I hal?ji ' nr-rci -"? . ru1'. t .?> JmJmJmjJ professional cards ?* * * * 1>K. Ii. It. CKAIG. * Residence 'Phone 136. SX * Office 'Plione 138. * Residence at the home of * V * Mrs. Hurt on East Main St. * Office over Hank of Dillon. * X ?* ??* *.* **< X * o. M. IM(iK, i\ K., ' Civil Engineer, Hand Sur V * veying and General Engi * neeriug, Draughting and A. HI no PrlntJnrf V ? ^ * Office over McLaurin's store ^ ?? ? V | * James R. CogKcrahali, A! * Darlington, S. C. * * . G. R. Pettigrew, Dillon, H. C. (HKWiKSHAMi & PETTIGREW t ! AltornrymaULaw ! Office over Bank of Dillon JLi* Building t * Dillon, South Carolina ? A N. B. Hargrot 3, Joe P. LaHe. J HARGROVE & LANE V Attorneys at Law Dillon, S. C. ! OfflceB over Evans' Pharmacy A ! ?? Jf, | WALTER P. 8TACKHOUSE j * Attorney at Law am^m J i Marion, South Carolina. V j Phone No. 9. ' f\* LANNEAU D. LI1>E V ! Attorney at Las y?i? ! Marion, S. C. ?i' Olflce in Graham Building. ' X: ? ? ^ | Knox Livingston, J. B. Gibson, V 1 Bennettsville, S. C. Dillon, S. C. i V * LIVINGSTON & GIBSON, Attorneys at Law. mShSm?* 1 * Offices on Railroad Ave., ' ! j ~ iv.jki. uuui iu vjuuon .'Mill or- " * fjces. ' Dillon, S. C. 1 ? ? t? JOHNHON & JOHNSON, ] IV > * O. E's. If Surveying and Engineering. X ' * Drafting and Blue Printing X I * Represented by V 1 W. P. R. Johnson, +? | Office over Cotton Mill Office ' Dillon. S. C. ? ,* + *?******?*? * X Office of * Y i TOWNSK.NI>, ROtiEKS * Y,* & McIjAVRIN, C4 J Attorneys at Lnw . * Dillon ,S. C. jt 4 Office above McLaurin Drug 4 4 | '* Store. I*************** JT 4 J AS. \v. JOHNSON J * Attorney at Daw Y * Ma.ion, South Carolina. * tly Practicing in the Courts of 4 * Dillon County. 7-21-tf * * * ****? v * ? ? ? * P. B. Sellers W.. C. Moore 4 X ; ' SLIjERS & MOONtE * * Attorneys nt LaA'js^ ? Y * Practice in State * i 4 Federal Courts. Special < * i * tention given to collections.' * 4 Office o\er Bank of Dillon. 4 Y V i:zzi:m\ <tki:d. I *?i?11 l?*s Disappear and < Vunple.vion [ cretart. Cleared Over-Night. New York.?Thousands are tak-j wi. i ji: ^1'ir-riiua uucr | , 'made by the Woodsworth^Co. 1161 'headway, Now York City, request- ' ing an experimental package of . i Leinola the new skin discovery, illy Co., which is mailed free of charge to I SlnM^s, all who write for it. It alone is sufficient to clear the complexion over night and rid the face of pim- , Ollltl <l<? . ... , j pies in a few hours. On the first I ! application of Leinola the itching I will stop. It has cured thousands ; afflicted with Eczema, Totters, | gHOMi I Rashes, Itchings, Irritations, Acmes, j Scaling and Crusting of skin, scalps S 1 ?f infants, children and adults. It / I 1 is good for the preservation and ] rr. Pj^ E purification of tlie skin, scalp, hair i 1 a,l(' hands for the prevention oft lie < cl?8^>ne the pores the usual * 'cause of pimples, blackheads, red- , \ vj ness and roughness and also the > \F I treatments of burns, scalds, wounds, | i sores, chappings as well as the 1 K I toilette aud nursery. tf !?j AMERICAN BEAUTY | CORSETS^ J I When you pur- ( r chase a corset you . ^ ft -.vent one that has wtv i ,bl fi STYLE ' . , B It is equally hn- , I *v>tant that tre -A % ? t?" I ;vi ne corset be (y; \ I COMFORTABLE , ' t c R -If you can ul \ ... J u. k ) have cne that "\\\ Ij . v r LL f \\ i . ..ill: JO Lei JSiVi !, I. . ... . outf-vt et a h^v -V"'' ' i " i' FKiCE .,.r f * UP < '* ? i \1*/ O.ll the ^oraits '? i a o f a < ' ' orset. * f < ::r? u, beauty corsets > ' (. vary one of these exceli i'uatures and many more. r) r y Improvement as exacted / r - ' shton is combined in these ' a > / r'arments r J For sale by E. L. Moore & Co ' WOIjVKS ATTU K \VKI?I?l\<i I'AKTV. Hundreds of Starving Itcasts Pursue Sledges, l*ii IliiiL* Down llti' Horses. A terrible story of the fate of a wedding party attacked by wolves in Asiatic Russia, is narrated by the Zeit. The exceptionally severe weather lias been tse cause of many minor tragedies in which the wolves have played a part, but perhaps none has ever been known so terrible sis that now reported, since in this instance no fewer than lis persons are said to have perished. A wedding party numbering 12U persons set out in thirty sledges to drive twenty miles from the village of Obstlpoff to Tashkend. The ground was thickly covered with snow and the progress was necessarily delayed, but the greatest part of the journey was accomplished in safety. At a distance of a few miles from Tashkend the horses suddenly became restive, and the speculation of the travellers changed to horror when they discerned a black cloud moving rapidly toward them across the snowfield. Frantic With Hunger. its nearer approach showed it to be composed of hundreds of wolves, yelping furiously, and evidently frantic with hunger, and within a few seconds the hindmost sledges were surrounded. Panic seized the party, and those in the van whipped up their horses and made desperate attempts to escape regardless of their companions, but terrified horses seenier almost incapable of movement. A scene frightful beyond description was now enacted. Men, women and children, shrieking with fear, defended themselves with whatever weapons they could, hut to net avail, and one after another toll amidst Lite snarling beasts. The wolves, roused still further by the taste of blood, rushed toward tlie leading sledges, and though tiie first dozen conveyances managed to stave them off for a time, it was only at a terrible eost. since it is asserted that the women occupants were thrown out. and devoured by the animals. The pursuit, however, never slackened, and the sickening carnage went 011 until only the foremost sledge?that contained the bride and bridegroom ?re mained beyond the wolves reach. Ilridc is Sacrificed. A nightmare race was kept up far a few hundred yards, and it seemed as though the danger was being evaded, when suddenly a fresh park of wolves appeared. The ti\o men accompanying the bridal couple demanded that the bride should be sacrificed, but the bridegroom indignantly rejected the cowardly proposition, whereupon the men seized and overpowered the pair and threw them out to meet a horrible fate. Then they succeeded in rousing their horses to a last effort, and though attacked in turn, heat off the wolves, and eventually reached Tashkend, the only two survivors of (lie happy party which had set off from Obstpol'f. I Sot It i. ton were in a semi-dementid state from thei" \ <\|i: ricuce ? ???. / '<T|hC/iil>riiiiii of flie Sen's. Front Cnrrrnt Literature. I That some nnciiaiiism must rxisi l?> in: ans of which. within certain limits die number ??' maid; and letnales born regitl;: <d, jy provi d l>\ ilo laii e, history, where we lii". Moiii'M'oits examples <o" wars and otlie. phe; o is m is r< males tiav< l.-.'gel. suffi d, a d >, within : apparently short period oi title . as me.isui d b> sin !i i i nt;-r, .< balance has again been established. The sex teailihriiiiii may be oompiired vviih ibat of a gyroscope, where the grea or the disturbance :?f position the realer is the force ending to re-establish its natural *tand while in tnolion. litliiaI to ihe Kmrr^riirj. From the Youth's Coni]>anion. t An old lawyer had instrueted his lient. accused of tlicit, to weep Vbeliever he struck the desk with lis hand. In the ardor of _ his ilea lie forgot and struck 'he11(,esk it an inasupicious ninmrni. Ilis client promptP- fell to sobdug with much energy and the udge turned upon her. "What is the matte* with you?" ie asked. , "He told me to as often as he ie struck the table," said the wonan, lifting; a pair of large ilv> >yes to the Judge's face as she put lowti her handkerchief. A laugh ran around the conn 00111. but the unabashed lawyer ?aw his opiiortuuity. "It is not possible," he said, when lie laugheer had subsided, "that inyone here can reconcile the. ilea of crime with such candor and dniplicitv as this." Uiwym I'p I-rout. Senator William Pitrson Kiero, of t sk ill, N. Y., was scat oil with others about, the enormous fireplaec in Keeler's hotel, Albany, N. V . on a mid night when he told this story "1 remember 30 years ago when I ivas a lawyer, there were about 1C> >r Is of us?all lawyers?seated ibout a fireplace much like this. It was a raw, wet night. A bedraggled stranger, wet to the hide, came in. '.ried to get accomodations and was old there was not a room left. The learest other place was a mile away. Shivering, the stranger looked at ho fire, hut we formed such a solid linn about it that he could not get. tear it . Finally one of the lawyers n a spirit of frivolity, turned to tim and said: " 'My friend, are you a traveler?' " "1 am sir. I have been . all >ver the world.' 'Y^u don't say so* Been in Germany. Egypt, Japan and all the muntries in Africa aud ABia?' " 'All of them?been everywhere.' " 'Ever been in hell?' " 'Oh, yes ,been there twice.' " 'How did you find things there?' un, much the Baine as here? awyers all next to the fire.' "?New Ifork Herald. Hie Dillon Herald, $1.50 a Year. .