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HEADQUABTEBS
of the street shudder with shame.
From the columns of "The Christian
Advocate," published at Dallas,
J- Texas, we quote below what this
V "Christian Advocate" . clipped from
the columns of "Collier's Weekly,"
published in New*York city; and this
"'Christian Advocate," in our estimation,
but feebly condemned this diabolical
fling at "Southern Womanhood;"
the clipping follows:
* "It is well known that many identifications
are sheer hysteria, often
for crimes that were never committed,
and many other charges and
identifications are founded on something
worse than hysterical invention;
they are the easiest escape from
scandal. Now these are not the
; * things to say, no doubt. They altogether
lack chivalry and the aristocratic
virtues, but perhaps it is time
to put justice and truth above 'honor,'
whatever that may be."
The above clipping from "Collier's
Weekly," which goes into thousands
of Southern homes each week, is a
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istnmftrs in Bambersr. Barnwell
low country. Without the pat:
uch large proportions, those w
3 very lowest prices, and we sat
rank B
ind vehicles, and the man who
tock embraces so many differei
be when we show you through <
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> SLANDERS SOUTHERN WOMEN.
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2 Outrageous Attack on Women of the
I . South; Northern Editor's Defence.
- -JJA *V1? ^?mal
T . Willie me eunur ui uus- juutuat
was born and raised in the North,
| and married a Northern woman, and
f all of his and his wife's relatives are
[ - Northern born, and are still residents
i t of that section, yet' he has had an
j abundant opportunity to know something
of "Southern Womanhood," as
we have visited many, many sections
| of the South, and have been entertained
by the rich and the poor, the
educated and the uneducated; in
fact, there is no phase of "Southern
* Womanhood" but that we believe we
are acquainted with it, and "Southera
Womanhood" is as true to the
, ring of pure daughters and pure
mothers and wives as anywhere man
may go, I care not whether he travels
north, south, east or west.
While the North can boast of more
wealth, and while she can boast that
Northern womanhood is equal to the
womanhood of any section on earth,
* she cannot boast of a purer womanhood
than "Dixie's Land;" and no
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prayed craven would be guilty of
such a crime; however,-we are sorry
to say that such cravens with their
carrion beaks dipped deep into the
putridness of festering swill, have
seen fit to charge against "Southern
Womanhood" a crime that would
y make even the gaudy dressed harlot
r of 1909 titan ever before, ana
ten replenished with a lot of ne
t we do not carry shoddy, poor!
st favors, and we solicit a conti
Now, don't go and buy some <
u get high-grade stuff at reasoi
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t we keep Horses and Mules on
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part of an editorial in that journal to
relative to the deed of the black rape to
fiends of the South and this dastard- y
ly vomit from the maw of "Collier's u
Weekly," is enough to cause every a
decent man and woman in the p
South, which it so villainously, wan- li
tonly and ignorantly belies, to rise \
up as one man and compel "Collier's u
Weekly" to apologize for its black b
and nasty insinuations, or else debar ii
that journal from the portals of their "V
homes. Listen! "Collier's Weekly" c
says: S
"It is well known that many iden- a
tification8 are sheer hysteria, often
for crimes that were never committed,
and many other charges and
identifications are founded on some- r
thing worse than hysterical invention,
they are the easiest escape from v
scandal."
By this statement, does "Collier's S
il
Weekly" propose to brand Southern
women as cohabiting with black 8
brutes, and for fear of being betray- h
ed by the brute, will then raise the
cry of "Rape?" You say, Mr. "Col- h
lier's Weekly," that your malicious
statements are "well known."?The a
Rip Saw says, it's a lie as black as
hell, and you can't prove your state- a
ment to be true. e
Mr. "Collier's Weekly," if you at
no distant day, find your "A-dollar- ^
down-and-a-dollar-a-month" business g;
petering out, in that section which
you so maliciously brand with such a
dastardly charge, you need not be
surprised, unless we have judged s?
wrongly the fathers, the husbands, f<
and the brothers of the Southland. o
Just such as you, Mr. "Collier's T
Weekly," is what whets the appetite a
of the brutish "coon" and makes him tl
commit his fiendish crimes upon the C
mothers, wives and daughters of the b
South. ^
Listen how the above quotation e
from "Collier's Weekly" sneeringly" d
winds up: "Perhaps it is time to a
put justice and truth above 'honor,' f<
whatever that may be." No wonder S
that a journal which inquires what P
"honor" means, dared to publish K
such a dastardly article; as from the c<
query in regard to what "honor" e:
means, which that sheet seems not to h
know, perhaps it is, in a way, par- tl
donable for publishing this dishonorable
tirade against "Southern Wo- t<
manhood." h
We have known for many years A
that the Roman Catholic church
was reaching out for the negro, in
order to make him a part of their asuperstitious
institution, and there- ti
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l, Orangeburg, Colleton, Hai
ronage of our large number
ho buy from us have been th
re them money every time.
amber
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buys without seeing us is tl
it styles and makes that an;
>ur large show rooms and yi
To Dc
it will not be the fault of on
!W g oods, and if you want to
[y made goods, but our guar
inuance of your valued patrt
:heap vehicle from a mail oi
nable prices and terms, and 2
hand the year round, somet
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D VEHICLES.
iy control both his pocketbook and
lis vote; but we did not, nor do not
et know, just what machinery it is
ising to bring this about But we
re now constrained to ask if it is
ossible that your "Uncle Peter Fenln
Collier," whose name "Collier's
Weekly" bears, and who sits away up
mder the eaves of the Vatican, has
een delegated to woo the "eoon"
ato its fold by vilifying "Southern
Vomanhood," in order to gain the
onfidence of the blacks of the
iouth??Will "Uncle Peter" please
newer??National Rip-Saw.
An Embarrassing Mistake.
A short time ago, says The Couier-Journal,
a young lady was
roubled with a boil on her knee
rhich grew so bad that she thought
t necessary to call in a physician,
he had formed a dislike for the famly
physician, so her father suggested
everal others, and finally said that
e would call in the physician with
tie homoepathic case, who passed the
ouse every day. They kept a sharp
Dokout for him and when he came
long he was called in. The young
idy modestly showed him the disbled
member. The little man lookd
at it and said: "Why, that's prety
bad." "Well," she said, "what
lust I do?" "If I were you," he
nswered, "I would send for a phyIcian.
I am a piano-tuner."
Negro Hanged at Hampton.
Hampton, April 23.?Dan RobertDn,
colored, was hanged here to-day
3r the murder of Eliza Hunter, colred,
at the depot here last February,
he rope was cut by Sheriff Lightsey
t exactly 12:54 and in 23 minutes
tie man was pronounced dead by Dr.
!. A. Rush, county physician, the fall
reaking his neck. While the negro
ras being led to the scaffold he seemd
to be perfectly willing to die and
id not show any fear or excitement
t all. Grant, a colored preacher, ofsred
a prayer in behalf of the ne
ro's soul and Robertson seemed imressed
with it. Two brothers of
Robertson came up from Beaufort
ounty this morning and were presnt
at the jail at the time of the
anging and will take his body to
leir home in Beaufort county.
This is the first hanging in Hamp>n
county since three negroes were
anged for the murder of Raymond
[ears, about 15 years ago.
The Herald Book Store has just
reived a large line of late books,
11 strong titles, regular $1.50 edions,
at 50c. and 60c.
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npton, and Dorchester counties who have made possible tl
of customers we could not have attained success. But w]
e greatest gainers, for our large volume of trade enables us 1
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ie loser, that's all. We carry more vehicles than any dealt
ybody can be suited. Don't take our word for it, but comei
du see more than one hundred jobs on one floor, all put up a
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ir goods and prices if we don't. Our large stock of Buggii
> be suited right down to the ground in quality, price, and i
antee is back of every arti cle we sell. Come in and let us si
image. We are here to serve you and we will do it if you wi
rder house, where you have no recourse when the job goes
i guarantee back of it which means something.
hing few dealers do.
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1 Louisville, Ky? and Return via Southern Railway I
Account Southern Baptist Convention the Southern jS*
j$| Railway announces very low round trip rates to Louisjoltf
ville, Ky., from all points. Tickets will be sold May
Kjg 10, 11, 12 and 13, 1909, limited for return leaving Lou- 2ft
K>2 isville not later than midnight of May 22nd, 1909.
(^5 Bound trip rates from principal stations as follows: W
il Abbeville $15.85 Greenville $15.10
Wjk Aiken 18.70 Greenwood 15.85
jgjy Anderson. 15.85 Lancaster 17.05 fmj
??j Batesburg \ . 17.95 Newberry 16.30
M Blacksburg 14.95 Orangeburg 18.40 m
Blackville 18.40 Prosperity 16.45
Branchville. . . . . . 19.00 Rock Hill 15.85 gs
M Charleston. ..... 20.80 Spartanburg 14.20 fftc
fm Chester. ....... 15.85 Sumter. ; 18.25 sjfi
Columbia. . * . . . . 16.90 Union 14.95
jBtjj GaiTney 14.80 Yorkville. ...... 15.85
Q|) For tickets, detailed information, etc., apply to SouthWy
ern Railway ticket agents or address, . aw
^ J. L. MEEK, J C. LUSK, ^
fl)Jj Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt. Division Pass. Agt,,
Atlanta, Ga. - Charleston, S. C.
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Mention this paper. W|jtj
Shoe & Harness Repairing
I have moved Into the store lately cocupled
by The Bamberg Herald, where
I am better prepared to serve yon than
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halters, etc. Give me a trial.
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