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p lOne W #/||| 'r iy. Kf Only Store of Its Kind j^g In Bnntbeix County.*.. Hamburg frralb fe THURSDAY, BAT U, M Short Locals. The fitting- school caaeis now aprv pear in the new summer uniforms. Mr. G. P. Harmon announces his s v. candidacy in this issue for re-election . as Probate Judge. Remember the entertainment at the Fitting School chapel Monday evening. We have heard that Mr. G. J. Besginger, now dispenser at Olar, may Ij be a candidate for sheriff. Please watch the date on the label ft b{f your paper, and renew promptly rJ| as your subscription expires. V Remember that the stores now close at 6:30 o'clock in the.af ternoons, V \ and do your shopping before that hour. t It is likely that the Baptist congreS* gation in this city will soon call a pastrfv tor. The matter is now under consideration. Dnm/vmk/M. fVlO+ Tl>Q JLVCUlCIliVUI UiJat Auv/ iivAuiu va*?W I &'y is now in the new building next to j ;V Bamberg Banking Company. Come in and see us. The newspapers in this section do ^ not seem to be observing strictly the Jy - new post office rules in regard to delinquent subscribers. Go to J. A. Hunter's for screen windows and doors, coolers, freezers, hammocks, and oil stoves with one, v two and three burners. -.I'-.' Mr. Miles J. Black's handsome ': two-story residence, built by Mr. L. L. Chartrand, is completed, and Mr. Black moved in last week. We would like to see about ten candidates run this summer for each office in Bamberg county. We'd have an interesting campaign then. This is one of the years you should surely take The Bamberg Herald. We will keep you posted on the political news as well as other items of interest. Send us the dollar to-day. Smoke "Cope's Special" 5c. cigar. Sold at Peoples Drug Store. The railroad has had an office built in the freight depot, and a clerk is now on duty there. This is a much better arrangement, as the passenger depot office was too crowded for the freight business. Smoke "Cope's Special" 5c. cigar. Sold at Peoples Drug Store. An interesting meeting of Bamberg lodge, Knights of Pythias, was held last Monday evening. The rank of Esquire was given Mr. R. M. Bruce, and the rank of Page was conferred on Messrs. F. B. McCracken and C. H. Mitchell. * Eci At ?. A. Hoot j eek Only i order that the M< lent dresses at pric Vhite Lawns Woole h Lawns, worth 10c, All 50c tl 3 at 8c. at 40c. Linon, worth 121/^c, All 65c tl - i A d at 10c. at ouc. Linon, worth 15c, to All $1.00 112Vfcc. go at 8 Linon, worth 20c, to All $1.25 115c. go at $ ti Persian, worth 25c, n i at 19c. uu ti Persian, worth 35c, Black an 3 at 25c. - kind to ? . White Sil X Hosiery at65c. >ular sizes and colors White an 125c to $1.25. kind to We Advertis E. A Bai The entertainment by the Loyal Temperance Legion at the Fitting School chapel Monday evening bids fair to attract a large audience. The price of admission is low: 15c. for adults and 10c. for children. Proceeds for a good cause. When your accounts are handled through a McCaskey Register, they cannot grow, as the grass, while you sleep. D. A. Kinard & Co. . A protracted meeting is now in progress at the mill chapel. The preaching is being done by Mr. Yarborough, an evangelist. The singing is in charge of Rev. S. W. Danner, the pastor. The. public is cordially invited to attend all the services. Smoke 4'Cope's Special" 5c. cigar. Sold at Peoples Drug Store. rir. onrl Mre Oon 1? Hair trava a dining last Thursday in honor of Governor Ansel, they entertaining the governor while here. Those present were: Messrs. John Cooner, A. M. Brabham, F. W. Free, A. W. Knight, H. G. Sheridan, Dr. J. J. Cleckley, and Senator J. B. Black. Smoke "Cope's Special" 5c. cigar. Sold at Peoples Drug Store. The people of Bamberg appreciated the presence of Governor Ansel j and Grand Master J. L. Michie at the; exercises of the laying of the corner stone of the new graded school building. It was a great pleasure to have both of these gentlemen with us and to hear their addresses. Smoke "Cope's Special" 5c. cigar. Sold at Peoples Drug Store. Rev. A. J. Foster, who was pastor of the Bamberg Baptist church for two years, but who has had charge of the church at Allendale for several months, resigned recently in order to accept the call of the Winnsboro church. He and Mrs. Foster left for Winnsboro last Friday. The best wishes of their many Bamberg friends j go with them. The new building of the Bamberg graded school looks very much like the one destroyed by fire on the outside, but the interior has been dif-' ferently arranged, and will be much j more convenient and comfortable. The building will be heated by steam, and the work is now being done by W. B. Guimarin & Co., of Columbia, they being the lowest bidders. The base ball team of the Carlisle Fitting School went to Orangeburg last Thursday morning to play two games with the Orangeburg Col-! legiate Institute. The games were played Thursday and Friday after- j noons. The Fitting School boys won j Thursday's game by a score of 8 to; 6, but the 0. C. I. boys turned the tables Friday. The score was 6 to j 5. Quite a crowd of the students went over to witness the games. | IAJL on's Ladies' St I HAVE DECIDED TO QU uommef others, Teachers, a es not only quoted n Skirt Goods I White and E kind to go ie yard kind to go - white and E kind to go ie yard kind to go Colored Sill kind to go > the yard kind to Colored Sill 5c. kind to go i the yard kind to [ . 1.00. # ( 1 lot Imitat: ng Gloves. yard. d Wh*ei-isle' 50c 1 kind^atSc go at 40c. , ? Odds and ei !k, 75c kind to go to 15c, to < New shipme e:ii? oi nn U JJldLlV OilA.^ W l V/uuu wiii go at 75c. sets from 1 i t e What We Have I. H . Tiberg, So Mr. J. A. Byrd is having his resid ence repainted. Much news matter had to be left out of last week's issue because of moving. H. M. Grahfem, Esq., has moved into a suite of offices in The Herald building. The recent cool nights have made the little cotton look sick, and the farmers blue., See the notice of purse lost in our special column. Reward will be paid for return to this office. The second quarterly conference of Trinity Methodist church will be held in the ladies' parlor next Saturday. Smoke "Cope's Special" 5c. cigar. Sold at Peoples Drug Store. Old newspapers for sale at The Herald office. Suitable for wrapping paper, puttingundercarpet, matting, etc. Try our special notice column. Costs only 1c. a word each insertion, and those who use it say it bring results. The appointment of J. P. Murphy as postmaster at Bamberg was confirmed by the United States Senate last week. If you want to rent a nice office, see A. W. Knight at once. There are only two suites now left in The Herald's new building. A head line in an exchange says the cotton crop is promising. The farmers in this section want something more than promises. We learn that Messrs. W. P. Riley and H. H. Copeland, with their families, will occupy Dr. Ott's residence on Railroad Avenue. We are too busy these days to send [ out accounts, so our friends will confer a great favor by calling and settling any amounts due The Herald. See Klauber's new advertisement. He will have a great cut price sale, beginning May 20th and lasting ten XT^+/-? fVio r\yinaa Ho nuntos in 11UIC W11V AVVW MV v-? his ad. Dr. J. P. Ott and family will move to Columbia in a few weeks, where they will live in future. The doctor will take charge of the Keeley In-! j stitute. Mrs. G. Frank Bamberg will entertain this (Wednesday) afternoon ! at five o'clock in honor of Mrs. iH. Frank McGee and Mrs. R. M.J Hayes. ! The summer school for the teachers of the counties of Aiken, Bamberg, and Barnwell will be held at Aiken from the 13th to the 31st of July. There will be four instructors, and no doubt those teachers who attend will be benefitted. 4 * _ ore and Dress j OTE A FEW PRICES FOR minnr Mn lUlllg ITIU nd Children may j but shown <? <.* Hack Silk, $1.25 Filet and cluny at $1.00. 10c up. Hack Silk, $1.50 ~ 0 at $1.25 Colored Su c Gloves, $1.50 silk Panama, th at $1.25. to go at 22c. c Glomes $2.00 Taffeta Regal| t] at $l.ou. to gQ at 25c. aces BaronetteMull/i ion Linen 2c the to go at 25c. ? White Mercerizi the 5c and 10c : yard. 30 inch, 15c qm ids in Lace, up at 10c. dose at 5c yard. 30 inch, 20c qu* int of Va.s and eads in match 30 inch, 25c qu* IY2C up. at 19c. and Have What \'f it - > . ' v. I 001 r / I 1 uth Carol! Guilty of Manslaughter. Several from Bamberg attended court in Orangeburg last week. They went as witnesses in the case against the negro detective, B. W. Williams, who shot and killed the negro preacher near Branchville a short time ago, while trying to arrest him. Our readers are familiar with the case, as we published a full account at the time. Williams was defended by J. F. Carter, Esq., who put up a hard fight and got him off with a verdict of manslaughter. TheSouthern Baptist Convention is to convene ill Hot Springs, Ark., today, and will be in session for sev era! days. * ? Pimples Blackheads, acne, tetter, eczema and skin and scalp diseases are readily removed and permanently cared by frequent baths with warm water andTetterine Soap followed by the application of Tetterine the fragrant, soothing, healing ointment. Insures a healthy skin and scalp and a clear complexion and luxuriant growth of hair. Soap 25c, ointment 50c, at druggist's or by mail from I Shuptrine Company NOTICE OF REGISTRATION. By virtue of the constitution and acts of the general assembly, the books of registration of Bamberg county will be opened at the county seat on the first Monday in each month for the enrollment of all qualified electors, up to the first Monday in October, 1908, inclusive, and in addition thereto the books will be open each day, except Sunday, during the months of July and August^ 1908, from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. No voter will be re-enrolled who does not make a personal application. J. F. JONES, I. W. CARTER, N. P. SMOAK, Supervisors of Registration Bamberg County. PORTABLE AND STATIONARY | Biniliroi CNolllE) AND BOILERS Saw, Lath and Shingle Mills, Injectors, Pumps and Fittings, Wood Saws,'Splitters, Shafts, Pulleys, Belting, Gasoline Engines LAROBSTOCK LOMBARD Foundry. Machine, Boiler Works, Supply Store AUGUSTA, GA. . ' . /*: . * *** sr _ Making Parlor nday, Ma jet their Comment bands from 30 inch, 35c quality .at 25c. ... 36 inch Linen, worth litings go at 30c. e 30c kind 36 inch Linen, worth go at 35c. he 35c kind 36 ind? V ?0'worth go at 40c. ? ? ? ? ? 1 r*aiama/i i am the3oc kind wwiw u<a*T 10 cents kind to go j id Suiting 12V2C kind to go at: ility, to go 15c kind to ?? at 12 20c kind to go at 15 ilitv, to go "Suesine Silk," ad' the world over foi ility, to go We have it in the colors. We Advertise roN fn ? We a 1 I d more DON'T EXPERIMENT .1 You Will ilake No Mistake if You Follow This Bamberg Citizen's Advice. 1 < Never neglect your kidneys. ' If you have pain in the back, urmaiy disorders, dizziness and nervousness, its < time to act and no time for experiment. ' These are all symptoms oi kidney trouble, and you should seek a remedy which is known to cure the kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills is the remedy to use. No need to experiment. It has cured many stubborn cases in Bamberg. r UilUW l/llC ?iuv ivc vi a vauiuvi^ wivu<vu and be cured yourself. J. C. Utsey, Main St., Bamberg, S. C., says: "I am very willing that my name should be used in recommendation of such a valuable remedy as Doan's Kidney Pills. I suffered to quite an extent from kidney trouble for several years. There were pains in the small of my back, through the loins and at times I was bothered by the irregular action of the kidneys. The use of several remedies brought me but little relief and when I saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised, I went to the Peoples drug store and procured a supply. Although I have not taken them long enough to justify a cure, from the results already received, I feel that it will be but a short time before this result is brought about. I hope that others who are afflicted in a similar manner will give Doan's Kidney Pills a trial" , For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. "Mom Vnrlr hoIp ncrpnts for the United States. Remember the name?Doan's?and take no other. Jake IS the Painter I ft means a savin to the user, a protection ror I I the home, and a good invest-1 ment for property owners. | II lor Sale by ( Simmons Hardware Co., BAflBERO, S. C. 117 i Truce Cleaned, Polished, Oiled Vv AI viiE J from $1.00 to $1.50 each Clocks Cleaned, Polished and Oiled from 50c to $1.25 each. Jewelry repaired. Satisfaction guaranteed....*. H. E. Dickinson, ltabag,S.C.j a * \ ...--wVXv vip?.-; ! -.V $ . A ;>> " == i ESl ... mil.! I re In posStion to make a few 2jM"suits before commencement avs*aiiaavsA?v?i4VI#iSZ2^^ Ii'T'r'caIrter"! !I Attorney-at-Law X \\ BAMBERQ.8.C. j * Special Attaprttoai Given to Settleaoeat * \ < ( y Of Kmtm*f? p-4 Isveftifttlotl Of TIM** j | Offices over Bamberg Banking Co. ^ [pflrrcrll UUIIIX |i y." ? Eg3?3j||H ' We herein stock a large as* '* sortment of different brands : * of Coffee, Tea, etc., which * we are offering our custo- . / mere at remarkably low v< -m; prices. Before y on purchase your next supply pay our store a visit, we can please you. Below we name a few ... of the different kinds and > sG&gw&S quote a few prices. * Jw' Luzianne Coffee, ground, But up in pound packages, per pkg..25c Yale Coffee, put up in one pound and two pound cans, something extra nice. Onepound cans 40c, two pound can 75c. Try . ' raSjH Old Times Coffee, put up in pound ^?1 cans, per pound only............25c j^rjl Monogram Coffee, one of the best ir V M in tiie assortment, put up in pound cans, per pound ....^...35c Arbuckle's Coffee, the old reliable, per pound only. .20c * rirpon rnffee. something extra &&&S& nice. 15c pound or 2 pounds 25c Tetley's Mixed Tea, i pound can 20c. i ponnd can 3Sc. Loose Teas, green and blacky per < pound .80c Postura Cereal Mixture, 25c pkg. [ f. We have a swell line of ^ canned goods. Shrimps, Lobsters, Lunch Tongue, Salmon, etc., just received. .. ** D.A.KINARD&CO. I . ' I Bamberg, South Carolina EXAMINED NEGOTIATED 5 J. ALDRICH WYMAN 1*V ATTORNEY-AT-LAW | Civil *nd Office upriAln, ov?r 8> Crimhul Prtetict Bamberg gmfclagCa. |