Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MOTHER? Fletcher's Castoria is a harmless Substitute for Castor Oi , Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrwp-, prepared \j relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages ? 'Const-'; tion Wind Colic 'Fla'cul cy . To Sweeten Stomach (Diarri. a Regulate Bouiels Aids in tl on of Foo^l, promoting Cheerfulness. Rest, Mid . .a Lure. Sleep without Opiates To avoid ii .aiicr?s, . vays look for the signature of //-;<&& A.'l proven dir.crions on ach package. Physicians everywhere recom:r.or>d i'. SEVERE mwm SPELLS, PAINS id SACK AND SIDES "My trouble has been periodic cramping spells," says Mrs. C. C. Draper, of Atlanta, Texas. "For several years these have come on me so bad that I had to quit my ~ work and go to bed. Every month I would stay in bed from one to two days. The pains in my back and sides were awful. 'This went on for several months after I was married un til, one time when I was having a bad spell, my husband sug fested that I try Cardui. I said would try it, s? he got me a bottle at the ston? and I began to take it. "It seemed like I improved from the very first dose. When I had taken one bottle I was very much better. I did not cramp so hard the next month and I ate and slept better. I was not near ly so nervous, either. I thought Cardui was fine, so I continued the treatment until I had taken Ave bottles, at which time I felt completely well I had no more cramping spells at all, and my health was as good as anybody's. I am feeling fine now and I give all the credit to Cardui, for I had been suffering for years be fore I took it." Cardui is a vegetable extract, con taining no harmful ingredients. It is made from mild-acting medicinal herbs with a gentle, tonic, strengthening ef fect upon certain female organs and upon tne system in general. Its users have testified to its special value at the time of entering womanhood at maturity and at the timd of the change of life. For over 40 years, Cardui has been tested in use by thousands of women who have written to tell of the great benefit they have received from it. For over 600 years, medical authori ties have recommended one of the ?principal ingredients bf Cardui in the treatment of certain female com plaints. Cardui, the woman's tonic, tested by time, is today the product of many years of experience and investigation. It is manufactured in up-to-date labo ratories by the ' most modem and sanitary methods of pharmaceutical science and is for sale by all drug gists. ] 93 A SANK Account nevar pit any man into bankruptcy. CAPITAL $100,000.00 4 per pent paid on Savings Accounts Loan & Savings Bank E. B. BUDD1N Kodnk Finishing lOOfi Broad St. CASTOR I A Fof Infants and Children \ In Um For Over 30 Year* AIwayabMit (hi *?*>?<* ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR CONGRESS 1 hereby announce thut I am a can Jidate in the Democratic primaries -f Couth Carolina, for the nomination >i Representatives of the oth Con gressional District for the O'Jth Con gress and I take thiiK opportunity to chank the people of the District for heir loyal support in the past and lo say that I shall endeavor to de serve their support ar; 1 confidence in the future. W. F. STEVENSON. FOR CONGRESS I am a candidate for Congress from the Firth. District and will appreciate the support of every Democratic vot er. I have served the peo. le of York County and the State in the Legisla ture for the last ten years, and I pronvi.se if nominated and elected to Congress to serve the people of the ntire district faithfully. W. R. BRADFORD. FOR THE LEGISLATURE. To the Democratic Voters of Ker shaw Countyj At the urgent request of my friends from every section of the county, I hereby announce myself as o candi date for re-election to the House of Representatives, subject to the rules of thdvDemocratic primary. .JAMES B. MUNN. 1 hereby announce myself a candi date for the House of Representa tive.*, from- Jvershaw county, subject to the rules Y>f the democratic pri mary. M. L. SMITH. I hereby announce to the voters of Kershaw county that I am a candi date for the Tlouse of Representatives :it the approaching primary election, subject to the rules of the democrat ic party. ALLEN B. MURCHISON. T<. the Democratic Voters of Kershaw County: I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election to the House of Representatives for Kershaw County, subject to the ri'Vs of the Democratic primary. Very respectfully, NORMAN ?S. RICHARDS. For House of Representatives. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the House of Representa tives from Kerahaw county, pledging myself to abide by the result of th"? Democratic primary. WILLIAM LAMBERT DePASS, Jr. FOR CLERK OF COURT I hereby announce my. elf as a can didate for re-election to the office of Clerk of Court for Kershaw County, subject to the rules and regulations of :h<? democratic primary. J. H. Clyburn. For Clerk of Court. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for Clerk of Court for Kershaw ounty, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. CLAUDE S. CHEWNING FOR COUNTY SUPT. OF EDUCA- j TION. We, the friends of I. J. McKenzie, hereby announce him a candidrcc "or County Superintendent of Educatio < subject to the rules of the democrat e primary. Many 1 riemls. I hereby announce that I am a can didate for the office of Superintend ent of Education of Kershaw County, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party. J. TEAM GETTYS. I I hereby announce myself a enndi-. date for the office of superintendent of Education of Kershaw County, sub ject to the rule;* of the democratic primary. My life work as a teacher in the public schools of the state, I think should qualify me for this im j port ant office. Respectfully, T. M. McCASKILL FOR MASTER. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Master for Ker shaw County, subject to tho rules of the Democratic primary, and if elect ed I pledge faithful and efficient ser vice. R. H. HILTON. 1 I hereby announce mysolf an "a I candidute for the oflice of Master of Kershaw county, subject to tlje rules and regulations of the Democratic primary. ? B. 13. CLARICE, i roil ROAD SL'l'EKIN" ;..>:)h'NT. I At the solicitation of my many} friends throughout* the county, I here ; by announce myself as a candidate | for the oi'ice of Road Superintendent j of Kershaw Coun'sy, subject to the rules and regulations of the Demo cratic primray D. T. YARBROUGH. The many friends of Mr. Alex A.j Wesi announce hix a:i ;. cauJidatj ? fv'r K:acl Supcrinteaucn . o.' Kershaw Couniy, subject to the rules th Democratic primary. I hereby announce myself a candi- j date for Road Superinteifticn. ?> f Ker shaw county, at the appr^chi: x I primury election, and pledge r.iy.-;-li .t j elected to faithful and ei'.jrient so.' - j vice. . (J. W. Turner. I hereby announce ir y.-elf a- a cat. didate for road superintendent f Kershaw county, subject to the 1 ? ol the democratic primary. s. ii. mick;.!-:. FOR MA CilSTUATK I hereby announce myself a cundt date for re-nomination to the o: he of Magistrate for Delvalj i'o\v.;shi; , subject to the rules of -he democratic prinvary. Samuel X. Nicholson. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for re-electio : to the olli.e of i Magistrate for the southern pott ion1 of Wateree Townshin, subject to the rules of the democratic primary. (h - E. HI.NiO.N. I hereby annuoce that 1 a::: a c..si didate for re-a^pointment to the ofhc.j of Magistrate for the Upper Division of Wateree Township, subject to th. rules of the democratic primary. C. A. 15 11 A NH AM. j I hereby announce myself ;;s a cav didate for Magistrate in the souther, division of Wateree Township, sul jtct to the rules of the den.jcr.it c I primary. J. L. K IKK. LAND, J Li. Mr. Editor ? The l'rion.l- of M:\ Charles H. Blyther desdre to aniiouni him as a candidate for the office of Magistrate of Do Kail) Township, su b ject to the rules and regulations o* 1 the Democratic primary. | Many Friends. FOR COUNTY DIRECTOR Wu hereby place the name of Mr. j R. C Jones before the voters of Flat: Rock Township as a candidate to suc ceed himself on the board of County j Directors, knowing that he is a safe! business man, and ' rusting that he J will consent to serve. Voters. I hereby announce myself as a can- 1 didate for Magistrate in Watered I Towtship, at Bluney, subject to thej rules of the Democratic primary. I J. D. WATSON.. To the Voters of DeKalb Township. I hereby offer my name for re election to the office of Director on the ; Board of County Directors?subject to j -he rules of the Dem. primary. II. G. CARRISON, SR. j I hereby announce myself as a can j didate for County Board of Director ' for DeKalb Township, subject to th? rules and regulations of the primary { J. N. McLeod. , didate for the Office of Coun'.y I)i | rectcr from Buffalo Township, rub i ject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic Primary. A. B. McLAURIN. I hereby announcement myself as i. ' , candidate for the office of County Di ' rector form Wateree Township, sub ! ject to the rules of the Democratic j Primary. EARL. H. BOW EN. | A',, the solicitation of my friends. ' I hereby announce mj/self a candidate for County Board of Director from Wateree Township, subject to th< rules of the Democratic primary. .1. L. HINSON. FOR "CORONER I hereby announce myself as n can jdida'e for the office of Coroner foi (Kershaw Coun'y, subject to the rules of the I^emocratic primary. I W. K. RUSSELL. WILSE W. MARTIN HARNESS and SADDLE MAKER Wholesale Leather antl Shoo Finriingr. Auto Top Maker and Repairer ;iII)K DKAIKR 1 1 ? I - 1 0 - 1 H I Ian pt on St. Phono COLUMHIA, S. 0. Death of J. K. DoKay. Georgetown, Aug 13. --Special: Mr. John Knox DoKay, formerly of Robeson County, North Carolina, (> *> [ >e:rs of age. died yesterday even- 1 mK at his home near Sampit, in itiw ' I iv in a weak heart for some time past and the end was not unepected. Mr. DeKay was highly esteemed ; in this, his ndpoted home. Ho was an elder in thu Presbyterian Church and a Maseru Surviving him are his ; wife and live children, George, John j and Arthur DeKay, of this county, Mrs. A. G. Whitaker and .Mrs. 11. S. , Campbell, of Camden. The funeral services were conduct- ' cd by the Rev. Mr. Clark, of Andrews! and the remains were laid to rest in j Kin wood Cemetery this afternoon at > o ..lock. 1 ? New ? ami Courier. The above aunoCiiK'cnu-iu will bring I rr.'V, u> the many f.icmis in this . J'j.' ol -dr. DeK v' where he spoilt! ye.: r o? hi. .ik. lit- al ... > . i what he coftceived to j Ho moved from this eoun ? v.> (jeosiietuwn a low years ago where he engaged in Jie truck buM- 1 . -s He was a hard worker and . uiit successful in hU undertakings.! We Knew him well and esteemed him ,e \ 'nlgluy. Mways upon his visits '.it..' ho e.imc :r to <*oe us, and on sev- j ? i I oci'asio?: \,rote us ;leasant let-! v , cmimending something that he -i :??! read in The Messenger. We ex tend to his bereaved family our sin cere sympathies. i h i. '?> l.inhtiv.ni; Dining a storm Tuesday of only r dinary force, there was a consider able display of lightning, and Mack Stratford, who worked as a fireman 'he Camden Brick Comjmny a few mile* south of Camden, was struck and killed, lie was sitting hy >i ? moke stack eating his dinner, whet . iig'uni'!.? >truek another snt> k :ck ami leapeu over to the one be wbi.h the unfortunate man was tik ia,r his meal, killing him instantly. Muck was considered one of the most '.??-'li .hie color*, d men employed at th ? .?ri plant". .c\\is . on, wl'.o ::>oi,?5 i" >j .'arm on' the place of the 1 .te K. A. Brown, who lost h i s life in ti t < l.ve I,!!.: ;chool nouse fire, was severely shocked. Nelson was a. at hi lu?mc at the time hut was in a house on .1. R. Rodger*'1 place a fe ,v miles i.istant, and tile house he wa> it> waii struck hy lightning, and the five oc. 'i; .n'.s?Nelson, another . ol ored man, two wmoen ami a c^ild ? were all right severely s : mined? wilt recover. Colem.n Halle/ \\a severely shocked. KEEPING WELL SAFE MILK IS CLEAN im. I'll i :n ioiuck h. oui:k\ Killlor of 'lIRAI.Tir' ft/T'LK Is Nature's llrst food. ^ As 1 ? > n v< ns milk is sweet urn' rich and tastes kiiiiiI, most of us are satisfied. We seldom ask where it comes from or whether. In Its Journey from the etuv to tfae ronstimer, it has he en hand'eij In n clenn find ear-fa! manner. Vet milk Is a fooit in wl.iej. disease ^'criiiH yrmv easily and rap Idly. In the old ditys, ml'U from any eo\, whs considered lit to use .ml any ?>! kind of ,i mil!; bucket was good enotrrh. Olii milk supply today Is far bene than it used to he. hut there is still room for improvement. The standards established l.y Intra l h'i Ph departments and the i-iTort? of lln, laive da try companies to in., 1 1 : e 1 r product have hi en lucki ly re sponsible for this movement. As .! re Rult. the milk supply in our I. cities Is better than in the count r;. dlst rlcts. lCvery motiicr should kn<>w wh ii are the ne< -ssary factors ill pure ml!; ;?? <\ should insiv on if. ttiim a milk t h ; ? ? Is. lit loj'S'. , harmless 'l i e prim .on! diseases : acscd b\ Im pure milk mi typhoid I'-ver. tube Ctdtwls. dlplit lerin, sejitic -n;c throat nnd probabix scarlet fever. As eottle af:' esj?"ci;il I \ ??use -ptibl. ' o tnluM eitb's!s. all cows furti:s.:ip?; mill' for sale should he t'llcrulia 'est ed. Ti e principal danger from i vpho' ! 'ever is the use of polluted water In ivnshlny mi'k cans, hollies. . I i j ? ; ? i - ?tild other i: i en -ils. No in.- who has ? sore throat or :;ny etlnl a;rio;?. disease should he al lowed to mill; cows or to hand'.e ml k for sale. As it is piM -tlcnlly Imposs'blo to |iro eot milk produced over any Inr .'e ana from cotitiiiiiiiritlon. nil milk should tie pesleurl/t 'I before It is sold This ret|tl'roft hei'iinj: flie milk to n tempera lure o| t;,i decrees l'ahrenh"it f"r thirty minutes nnd then coo'int; " to HO decrees l'"a hrenhcit . Tli.s pro ?ess destroys any disease ^?rnif which may be in the milk I'asteur wd milk should be Immediately put Into el??i:i> bottler and sealed befor< I *11 very. As mill; Is an ind'.sji csnble foot) or eliiMnti and P; om- of our moat .MlU'dile fiu ft r ;ii'l any :? $je s I : (I V <ii.ii bl ii" ;>e> o?i 1 ??': I'ere i -Ilk ' 'I'-'ft -i I i f i ? m ? b. i to- a or. . ' II i-i w It It 'ill >? I jf,. !.??*> W- I- . | - ? : '.'"O.; AN ORDINANCE Ordering thi paving at the discretion of Co ncil u( that portion ol Gordon Street of the City of Camuer extending from Seven teenth Street Chestnut on the North to Kle>wnth Sueot DeKalb on the South atui Watiiying thu action ot City Council in heretofore paving part ol said portion of Gordon Street between Seventeenth Street Chestnut on the North to Eleventh Street Dekalb on the South, and fixing the lime when assessments foi permanent improvement*. on said portion of Gordon Street shall become due and payable. State of South Carolina ] County ol* Kershaw ^ City of Camden I lie it <Tdai:.eii ,.r.d ordered by the Mayor a:i i A1 let-mutt, of the City of CanaU'ti. .1 !>;. a.'.ority of same: Section I. . i . . i . i : > i, h.ei' fil.'d w ith the i ;\ t *o-.iii?. il of Camden a putiton by two-thirds and over of the atn.v. r.\ ><wi. on Gordon Stun ; ;r in S<-ventei m n Street Chcs nut liv X.-rth tu Kleventk Street i>ot\a!b o.i South. 1; is hereby i' i :.: i . i -;vi i ; thai s tid por tion o; Coi '.i :j Sicet t be oaved at the discretion of Council, in accordance with p.ans >ubm:leid by the City ?I. k-t'..*. . r wt'.h such side walks a ?? the Chy may determine h?.aa:t?r aal t':...; the action of tho Ci.y C r.ine: 1 in . .??? i: a. portion of sanl Cordon Street be. ween Se?-en ? mU' . ? ! ? i : : :.v -tn.it and Kleventh St; of- l>oi\..ii : ill ^ 'it h In an:! t hi > .me : !H !""i ?>' . a'. I led. Se, I:.-: _ l i... ? mi :? . b t Made u. ; ' i - a1*. i.t:?"* pro etry for one-halt tin I'o.i i -.?:?? i-uvni;. iti-.i: may. have alroa iv been constructed on sail! ?.? reet > r May be hereafter Sec. i ? a* t ne assessment on ahull:' >; e ? -t-v- ?. im rtivo men'.' ? m 1 1 ? ? to n Slivt t from Seven teenth Street i lie- >ni;t lo Kleventh Stre>'. I > e i . ; 1 i >;?.;!! i.v payable in one- fi fioi ui ?? of >aid .isses-ments be in-- p \ . :: the 1-1 of January, 1 1*12 ;i!n! i ? ;a- ? f i fti'i nth annually iv.tf . i- r fourteen (1 1) conse CU'. ;v< \ i!"> '. ? lliie.- sSitl, ill'a IVSl i r. -n ! t .f such assessments t t!u i u- f six ? ? ? > i per cent per annum Katit '- ' in < ? mil assembled this lit:: dii . ? : r. 1"_ 1. i!. li. i'.\KKlSi)N. Jr., Attest: ? Ma.w.r. is. ( si ; i.l-M'cN. Citv Clerk. A I" .. ? i . i*2 !. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CAS 'r O R I A T1 e 1 1 "j* !ar commun cation of M.. i- I'.ili nr. the tir-t Tues i\ rsh.iW I.od^e, No. -'I, A. F. Jay i veii iv i f ea-h month at S p. m. isitinj.v bto.h. r ; c irdially welcomed. .1. ! 1 1 . L 1 N ( J S , Sec. V. K. Net ties. W. M. How's This? Wi> offer Or.i ITtaaire ' Dollars Reward for any eas"? . f .-.h that cnniw he rur.iJ i' i,i a i ..tarrh Medic ino. Ha'l's Catarrh Mi.i; can- has been ta'.icn by catarrh far t p:nt thirty live yo.ir.i. an! la.< heee-rie. known a? tho most y iMr - i: ? H :? <\itnrrh. Hall's uarrli N! '.i r'.-> ..as ? ? the Blood on ?}??? Ttiiroi;.: r s< ? ? . " i n tbo F ?N ?;on freni t !-,<> o%tt nea.lng ta?i Ols e.if<l p.'i'lw.s. ?? 'i bav.? tr.l:.Ti TT.ilVa Tfttarrh Mfib<-in- f .r a shoi". t ' -n e y. ?> will sen n ftroat imr.rovcineii: 'i your ^--neral health, i-r art ta'.lr. t TTail' i C'llnrrh M'tl! cin.-> .,r," an I i*ot rta of catarrh Sojid Vor t-" s! ;m< ninlj. fr"c?. F. J. CIIF.NRV A- CO.. Toledo, Ohio. Bold by alt bmps'MP T">c Quick Relief All the Buffering in the world won't cure disease. Pain makes most diseases worse und sometimes brings on still further dis orders. Stop the pain and give nature a chance to work a cure. DR. MILES' Anti-Pain Pills One or two will bring relief. Your druggist sells them at pre-war prices ? 25 doses 25 cents. Economy pack age, 125 doses $1.00. ( A 1,1. at the KKD HOOT SHOP, ' (11!) Kutlcvii:<> Sirt'H,, (unified, S. O., for Shoo Kepn i t i n jr. A. M. .Ii ?N KS, i Prop. Ohildron Ory K)R II ETCHER'S CAS T OR'IA