Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SLadie* i ||j See the New Thin * ^ Come and look, it will do yoi \ f ?3$ every day we receive somethi ^ buy, for here you get the ver k HI Millinery Dc ? In this department we have many W v new things which we were not showing hs early, so if you have not been in lately ar ^ come in and see if we can't suit you. If gk JyJ its large, cool, airy, lacy, or something ftS on that order we are sure we can please w< fityou' sh Below we mention a few of the many A Good New Things in Warm Weather Hi Large and medium Panamas in prices Ll #?+ that will please you. #$2 Large and medium Peanuts, prices to suit all pocket books. JJjj!; Medium Panamas and Peanuts for wi fc the misses and small ladies. ar f Neapolitans in the large white ones, ?-D F prices in accordance with quality. gii ? . . V JS| IF YOU CAN'T COME PHONE 0 | Hooton's L - ^ A HERALD COU. PERSONAL MENTION. "LET'S TRY FREE T1 People Visiting in This City and Former President Says Let at Other Points. Favors 11 Vo,e fo' New Haven, Conn., M ?Mr. H. N. Folk spent Sunday in we are ^ave free trade Orangeburg with friends.(?) jt>" former Preside] > ?Mrs. J. W. Barr is visiting Howard Taft, Kent profes friends in Greenwood.?Greenwood at Yale, in the second of ] (Index. on questions of modern g ?Mr. and Mrs. J. Wms. Carter, of at the University this the Ehrhardt section, were in the city "Let the party that favors last Friday. it. Let's try it." ?Harry Calhoun, of Barnwell, His statement was inch came down last Friday afternoon for discussion of "the necesi the base ball game. P?Iitical party 10 efficient 1 The three objects of ?Mr. Vernon Brabham, of Co- . , , .... ' . , , . ' . school of political thinker! lumbia, is visiting relatives in the ,, . _ themselves Progressives, city. m Taft, are to prevent coi Mr. B. Sims, who has been with government by corporatio . the Bamberg Pharmacy for several t0 create an equality of < months, has returned to his home for all m n> and to equali; at W arrenville. ^ holdings to some extent ?Mr. Willie Smoak, of Winston- who don't concur with thi Salem, N. C., spent a few days in the the exact method of arrr city this and last week on a visit to true purpose of popular g Mr. J. J. Smoak. which is to make for th ? ?Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Simmons will of all the people, are c make their home at McColl, S. C., tionaries. P where Mr. Simmons has an attractive "Those of us who fall i] proposition in the hardware business, gory must be content, bu The good wishes of their many never cease fighting." friends here go with them to their Prof. Taft expressed the new home. the sentiment for radical ?Rev. W. R. McMillan left Mon- the method of government ; day morning of this week for Co- cede and result lumbia, where he wTill enter a hos- happy medium between th pital for treatment. He has not od and the new* . ? been well for some time past. Later Emphasizing the necess * he will go to the up-country, and he litical Parties> the formei ^ corral wp^ks said: "Popular governm wo iv anaj iv* wv? ~ w ? . Recently he was called for another j P?ssible without Partiesyear by the Baptist church here, but: mfn w^? are t he has not accepted yet on account of i minor details for the sak< the condition of his health. He is a si&t nt course for the . very popular pastor, and his many ment a fe* main thing friends hope he will soon come home I ^ for efficac>' in S?verI a well man. U was in this connectic .t M i the reference to free trad | Columbia Xeg?*o Brained. A Sunday-school teach ? Columbia, May 4.?A negro named ^ r boys. Powell Davis was brained here this ?Now , am gojng tQ giyi afternoon, an ,axe being used. The buttonS- Here thev are! axe was buried blade deep in the j think Qf the first as rf,pre? negro's head. A negro woman named j the second liberty> and th( Ruth Grant came to the police sta-; piness% m three days I v ftion and gave herself up, saying that produce these button3 a, she was the one that used the axe. | what {hey represent... but later stated that another negro Qn thfi appointed day , named Jesse Chapman had done it. asked one Qf the younges, The latter negro is now being hunt- the buttons ed by the police and is expected to be ain>t got them aU>? in custody before many hours. ?Here,s ,jfe and here,s , Try one of those new stationery mother went and sewed h; packages at Herald Book Store. my trousers!"?Presbyteri I L MB. 5 Visi igsin Summer Mi i good to see the many New ing for some of the departm y Newest, at the same time i apartment Large Hemps and Milans, these we tve in any price you wish and to suit ty face. If you prefer a medium or large Chip, 3 have these to suit you. If it's a black ape, come to Hooton's, these we have all kinds. Last, but not least, if you wish a large ice, Maline, or Crepe Hat, built to ur individual taste, see Miss RutIge, she will please you. Ribbons?If there is anything you sh in Ribbons, we have them. Wide id narrow, plain and fancy, in fact ything you wish for the hair or for rdles. R WRITE US, WE WILL DELIVEE adies Store PON OR TEN PURPLE STAMPS WI1 RADE." SHOOTS NEGRO WHILE IN JAIL, w: St ; Party that Attorney Attempts to Revenge Broth- T1 It. er-in-Law's Death. le co ay 5.?"If Montgomery, Ala., May 5.?W. J. to , let's have Fuller, a local attorney, entered the at William county jail today and shot Bernard ^ >sor of law Tolliver, a negro prisoner, in what is jlc tiis lectures understood to have been an endeavor W( overnment, to kill either Morris or Bud Hannon. ^ afternoon. The Hannon negroes are in jail charg- u it vote for ed with murdering Fuller's brotherin-law, David Thurman, some days fr iental to a ago. He was refused admittance to jjC sity of the the jail, but succeeded in getting in sp egislation." during the transfer of an insane pa- w] "the new tient. fr. 3 who style Governor O'Neal became deeply in- cj] said Prof, censed at the shooting and immedi- jn rruption of ately made a personal investigation, n interests, He has requested Judge Brown, of 0l] opportunity the City Criminal Court, to recon- es ze property vene the grand jury for the purpose if Persons of investigating the affair thorough- "r s school in ly. The Governor also directed that ring at the | Fuller be denied bail if the negro's ^ overnment, condition develops a bad turn, al- j fr< s happiness though the negro, who was shot in j jn ailed reac- the leg, is not dangerously hurt. if ? ge a this cate- A Big Undertaking. sh :t we must , vc The editor of The Bamberg Herald * belief that declares he is SoinS t0 the next , . State Press convention, at the Isle of 011 changes in ' ta t would re- Pa*ms' t0 tackle the free pass propo ,. . A _ sition, and that he intends to put the ga would be a , , , co e old meth- Questl(>11 squarely before the members of the association by offering a reso- 1 CO .. - lution against free railroad passes aty for po- Ai and ralline for the aves and noes. r president w ta We would not like to discourage a ent is 1m- ti< A _ - man who has undertaken a worthy A group of o sacrifice mis>s*on> as ^as our esteemed cotem9 of a con_ porary; but we must say he has cut accomplish- out for himself a big job' and we 16 rs is neces- cannot Predict for him any measure i ^ ? of success in the near future. How- \ iment. s , gr ?n he made ever' our cotemP?rary is y?ung yet, I cu and he can continue the fight, in all j h likelihood for a score or more of! . er said to j years, and then hand it down to his I I successor, to carry it on. In that way j I! {3d he may accomplish something?may ! You must | get a little nearer success. Let him j .enting life, I keep up the fight as long as he has j" ) third hap- pen or typewriter or printing press; ; - ant you to i for nd tell me "Freedom's battle once begun, | m; Bequeathed from bleeding sire to son, I pa the teacher - Though baffled oft, is ever won"?j sa ' - "> -ac i TJ. ? ,*-r, o i pupus ior or woras to max tjueuu. u ib uu Byron somewhere, and anyone desir- an he sobbed, ing accuracy can look it up at his te: liberty, but leisure?we are in a hurry now. cil appiness on They say, "A fool and his money th ian Witness are soon parted." It is quite different | he it H o i llin Afir on/1 P f\ m m. AAlilWl J U11U V/VllilAl Things we are showing for tl ents, therefore it will pay you save time, trouble and mone; Dry Goods . This department as usual is full of the latest things the ladies are using and will want to use for the near future. We have many new things to show you, and invite you to come and look without any obligation to buy. If our goods, prices and treatment does not suit you, we do not expect your business, but we know we are better prepared to please the ladies than any store in the county. So we ipvite you to come and bring your daughters, for if you like the New Things, and we believe you do, Hooton's iv x ii. _ "kt mi.: x* i. is me piace to get tne mew lmngs ursi. Below we mention a few of the many warm weather goods you will need. Dresses, well made and that fit, of Batiste, Lace and Embroidery trimmed. Dresses of Mull, in white trimmed with tucks, lace and embroidery. Dresses of Voile, all white, something nice, to fit your figure and your pocket book. I THE GOODS. YOURS TO and Millin PH EVERY DOLLLAR YOU SPEND V ith the editor and his free pass?he District Home icketh to it closer than a brother. ? le Siamese twins were not in hoi- The Woman's ring distance of each other when it cieiy or ine urar mes to comparing them with an edi- ever counted its< r and his free pass. choice of its m So, it is easy to see that Brother y?ar to year, and Qight is up agaikist it?hard. We did more wisely than )pe for a time that our Solons ^om Cameron wa ould take the matter up, as has Those who kn< Jen done in the congress of the thriving little tc nited States, and in some State good word to sa; gislatures, and forbid the issuing of people. Nothing ee passes by the railroads; but that could have contril >pe has vanished into thin air, so to and enjoyment ol eak, at least since an editor? delegates or visi ho, if we are not misinformed, uses hold in affectic ee passes himself?has been made those who so cou tairman of the railroad committee us. the state senate. The opening s Go for them, Brother. You have the Methodist cl ir warmest endorsement and hearti- ing, May 2nd, Re t sympathy, and we would help you tor, conducting t we could; but you know we are cises. Gracious 10 orator as Brutus is;" only a were extended us >lain blunt man"?too blunt, per- To these cordial Lps, when we begin to talk about L. Sims, of Orai ee passes?the bane of newspaper Rev. L. E. Wig fluence in South Carolina. Anyway, duced, and gave we are fortunate enough to dress on "Ame it to the Isle of Palms, we Field." He disci all be mighty glad to second facts. He very t iur motion and clap for you ly showed us our hen you make your speech. We immigrant. They ice had thoughts of attempting the ace or a blessing sk vou have laid on yourself, but portion as we gr ive it up as a hopeless one, and love as it is in Ch ncluded to try something easier. Opening exerci nee Peary and Doc Cook have dis- Saturday mornin vered the North Pole and Ronald After a short pr? nunsden the South Pole, we may vice, the regular ckle the problem of perpetual mo- was taken up. )n.?Newberry Observer. district secretary, ? tical report, als( Mixed Marriage Annulled. g.ying jn brief g Chicago, May 2.?The marriage of pjome mission so !-year-old Emma Hanson, in Niles, demands that ar ich., to George S. Thompson, a ne- day afternoon a o, aged 44, was annulled in the Cir- stewardship was it Court here today. Thompson is the deaconess, oi ild in jail, and it is said, will be jn Orangeburg, g: arged with violation of the Mann home sjnce she eI jt. He testified toda\ that the ?irl s jdach good has b( irents had told him she was 1 < this consecrated v ars old. The marriage brought From sjx {o ej| iout some acrid debate in the de, tes were itional House of Representatives. at (he hQ] Dr. F. B. McCrackin, formerly backer. anager of the Peoples Drug Com- Sunday mornin t J. T ? Artr O frOT-nlin or Q 1 rcrp pnn?r62< IIJ f out WHO 13 1HJ ? a iiaignut, u. iui9? w w. lesman, spent Saturday and Sun- hear Rev. W. H. I y in the city. Monday morning he He gave us some d Mrs. McCrackin and little daugh- ed from the eighi r left for Charlotte, N. C., which chapter of Acts. :y he will make headquarters for Sunday afternc e present. Their many friends dressed the youm re regret to have them leave. ject was Divine L oton'sl encement Dresses^ [lis warm wearner, nuiiusi jyj i to visit Hooton's before you ^ * * * * ^jj| Department ffl A few Dresses for house wear to close out if you can get a fit. They are yours Xg* at cost. We have made our profit, now its your time. Embroideries, you will' have to see 2&J them to know what we have. We think we can suit you in price and patterns. Sg? Splash Voile, one of the many New Things for cool airy dresses. Plain Voile, the wide kind at the price you usually pay for the narrow . ones. Flaxons, these you will find in plain ??? white, white check, and any colored pattern that is New. JJMJ Kerchief Cloth, there is nothing bet- 55ft ter for a nice white Dress than this ina- JftJ terial Last but not least, we have the lace Sgi* and embroideries to trim any material you decide on. If you wish a fan see the ones we have Jfc? for yourself or to give to a friend. PLEASE ery Parlor 1 / ^ fITH US. flg >! Mission Meeting. - SOLICITOR TIMMERMAX BACK. Home Mission So- Awaiting Decision of Pennsylvania igeburg District has Federal Court in Grant Case, ilf fortunate in the Lexington, May 3.?George Bell eeting place, from Timmerman, solicitor of this circuit, never has it decided has just returned from Philadelphia, when the invitation where he went last week to represent is accepted for 1913. the state of South Carolina in the - , >w this beautiful, habeas corpus proceedings brought >wn have always a hy the negro, Joe Grant, who is wanty of it and its fine e(j jn Edgefield county for the killing ; was omitted that j ^ j)Urstf white, at Johnson, on buted to the comfort April 14> 1906 The case had prel those attending as viously been argued in the Quarter tors. We shall all sessions and Superior Courts of Penn>nate remembrance syiVania, and decisions rendered in rteously entertained favor 0f the State of Souh Carolina. The attorneys representing Grant, ervice was held in who goes by the name of Brown in lurch Friday even- Pennsylvania, appealed from the dev. Godbold, the pas- cisions of the two Courts and carried he devotional exer- the case into the United States Diswords of welcome trict Court. The case was argued 5 by Mrs. Summers, before a United States Judge on last expressions Mrs. J. Thursday a week ago, but no decision lgeburg, responded, has yet been rendered. gins was then intro us an excellent ad- Twenty-five white women were arrica as a Mission rested in Greenville on Wednesday on . osed many startling the charge of vagrancy. Twenty of rividly and pointed- them pleaded guilty and paid the fine opportunity to the ?t $15 each. will become a men- v_-as manifested. She pleaded so : to us just in pro- earnestly for the young men and wove or with-hold the men to give their lives to the Masrist Jesus. ter's service. She told the children ses were conducted there were three reasons why she g by Mrs. Bourne, wore the little black cap and white tyer and praise ser- strings?economy, introduction, and work of the society Miss Cleckley, the Sunday evening was given over to , gave a fine statis- ^jrs j) Bourne. She very graph> a splendid paper jcaiiy gave the history of the society ;ome phases of the from its very begining up to the presciety and the great ent time. e upon us. Satur- Home Mission workers who paper on Christian gathered in Cameron for this disread. Miss Regan, trict meeting had some things to : the Wesley Home make them feel that their labors have ave a history of the not been in vain, and to provoke deltered it a year ago. termined resolutions for a better fuion offfimnlishpd hv tnra HPVio errant and inprpflsinfiT need UVVW???r..?- _ ? IU1C. UV vui. uuu w worker. for eVery kind of work which the ? 5ht the visitors and W. H. M. society is doing is being delightfully enter- seen and known. The methods for .ne of Mrs. Ricken- meeting these needs and the results that follow our efforts, commend the ,g at eleven o'clock organization to all who have an inition assembled to telligent conception of the work and lodges, of Bamberg, who are striving to make and keep fine lessons gather- this United States a Christian nation., th verse of the first The success of the meeting is due , largely to Miss L. Cleckley, the faithton Miss Regan ad- ful secretary, who is ever on the alert g people. The sub-- to promote the interests of the home ove. Much interest j mission society.