Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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-V s . ~ * /■ JT • ' I- LOUIS eOHEN & eOMPANY, S33 A 334, ICING STREET, CH.AJEML.E»T^N, S. C. THK HOUSE THAT filVES YOU “SATISFACTION” OK YOUR HONEY BACK. ... . • < The Largest Retail Mall Order House fit the South, C> * ' , ' *\ * * . * • • . < .*« e» ^ a . I i » : . COMMON SENSE REASONING! r ■ ' ’ < '■ * . • ‘ V . ■ <• •> ‘ . > .. • - „ • ■ I > » ■’ * * , If we promise you the best values. Why not trust us with an order. Write us freely for samples or prices. You’ll Find The GREAT BIG BUSY STORE The Cheapest place in the South to trade with. Our Guarantee Strengthens what we say. It is binding upon us, and protects you. It costs you nothing but a two cent postage stamp lor samples, or our prices, to find out to your own satisfaction that we give the very - best values obtainable. We have bargains in Cloaks, Suits and Furs. Send us your sizp-^-Give us an Idea of what your desire. We guarantee we can save you fully 25 PER CENT on every purchase. will save the dyspeptic from many f .and cna enable him to eat s. 1 acy prevent SICK HEADACHE, canoe the food to assimilate and nour ish the body, give keen appetite, DEVELOP FLESH and solid muscle. Elegantly sugar coated. 1—1 Take No Substitute. DAUGHTER PAID MAN TO WED HER MOTHER She Thereby Inherited A Snug For.nne. i \ SPECIAL OFFERINGS FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY. UNDER THE TERMS OF THE WILL LADIES WAISTS One of oar Strongest Lines—Ladles White Mercerized Figured Msdrss—A new 1906 style. Boy them elsewhere and yoa'll pay $1-50 for them. Bat as we boy them m large quantities n direct from the Fsctory for cub, we esn afford to sell them st $1.19° EACH. Our Stock of Shirt Waists are always the prettiest to be found iu the market. This season we have surpassed all records in obtaining such s due selection —Whether it be a Silk, Lace, Lingerie or Woolen Waiat. We have them at all prices. Write ua, send us your sizs and state your price. We guarantee you tatisfaciion. LApIES WALKING SKIRTS. Ladies Walking Skirt s, made of Black, Navy and Grey, Panama Clolh, Plaited. A regular -$5 00 value. Priced special by us at $6 98 EACH^ LADIES SWEATERS Ladies all-wool Sweaters, High or V neck. A regular $2 quality. Priced special by ua at $1.39 EACH. We carry the largest assortment of Garments, Ready-to-wear for Ladies and Children in the State. Write us for whatever you want. Our price are tho lowest. BLANKETS! BLANKETS! You should order a pair at once— 10x4 ALL WOOL white BLANKETS. Made in Carolina. Blankets that retails everywhere st $5. Our price for this month $3.49 PFR PAIR. - 11x4 ALL WOOL White Blankets, made in Carolina. Blankets that retails every where at $6. Our price for this month $494 PER PAIR. ~ We carry s full line of the cheaper and finer grades in stock. Also s full line of every grade of Laminated and Eider down Comfo ts, and no matter where you buy them, you’ll find our’s are the cheapest. TRY US ON AN ORDER. Agents for Dr. Jaeger’s Sanitary Underwear—and Ladies’ Home Journal Pat- ~ terns 10 & I5c each. “~‘ ******* % THE NEW IDEA “ rf. *•' r __ STORE. Are You a Slave OP THE CREDIT SYSTEM Better quit at once, there is money for you in doing so. jj Make it your business to investigate our business. ^ Shop around, go to the biggest, the best and the cheap- jk est. Then come here and sae how easily we can please va you with a new and hustling line of special bargains c? just received from headquarters, New York Oity. ' New Year Barqains. To The Citizens of Walterboro and CoHeton County: W. B. Sanders, r 040 MAIN * * WALTERBORO AND * $ JACKSONBORO. 8. C. $ vi®*******xz****x*x**&x**m We begin our New Year’s business with renewed] energy, and have purchased our goods at a price that will enable us ° ® ■ . to give to our customers a BARGAIN on every thing we p • handle. We carry, as usual, a full line of General Merchan dise, Clothing, Notions, and everything that is carried in an up-to-date store. ' . * © ' v o ” 4 * - . . * * * We handle all kinds of high grade Fertilizers, and solicit your business. We guarantee satislaction to all customers. Yours for Business, Reuben Whiteman,- Deceased, Left Wealth to Son and Daughter, with Life Estate to Wife, with a Provision that She Wat Not to Marry Again. Duluth, Minn., Feb. 3.—Alleging the payment of $1,000- U> James Linsey, as an inducement to marry ber mother, thereby securing thousands of dollars’ urdrtu of property under the provision* of her father’s will, is the charge In the deposition of Alonzo J. Whiteman, now serving a sentence in Auburn, N. Y., prison fpr forgery, against his sister, Mrs. A. O. Gibbs, in the suit to be treid in federal court in this city on Feb. 14, to set aside a deed al leged to be fraudulent. George F. Perkins, who had a judg ment of $15,000 against Whiteman, is plaintiff In the suit and Clara Gibbs, Albert L. Gibbs and the Cleoquet Lum ber company, are defendants, with the Detroit Trust cbmpany, intervenor | The suit Involves the Utle to 4,000 acres of valuable land In this state. Reuben Whiteman, father of Alonzo and Clara Whiteman, left his wealth to hlf'son and daughter, with a ufe estate to his wife. If she married, however, It waa provided that it went to"the son and daughter^ Alonzo and Clara. It la alleged that the sister induced James Lindsey to ma v rry her mother, and thereby secured possession of the bulk of the fortune for herself and Alonzo. Grave Trouble Foreseen. It needs bet little foresight, to tell that when your stomach and liver are badly affected, grave trouble is ahead, unies* you take the proper medicine your dis ease. Mrs John A loung, of Clay* N Y, did. She says: “I bad neuralgia of the liver and stomach and liver, my heart waa weakened, and I could not eat. I was very bad off for a long time, but la E ec- tric Bitters, I found just what I needed, for they quickly relieved and cored me.” Best medicine for weak women. Hold under guarantee by John M Klein, drug* gist, at 50c a bottle. • ^ • MOB GATHERED TO LYNCH. 1 Car Loads Eorses and Mules Just Arrived. L •il in‘i M' >• Call at my stable in TValterboro before buying horses or mules elsewhere. You will save money on every purchase* you make at my stable. > c. d. m:«jl y. WALTERBORO SUPPLY COMPANY 33. GK IIYR.XE. Proprietor. / LI MCI EE B, —Dealer In- GENERAL MERCHANDISE, THAT IS WHAT YOU * GET WHEN YOU BUY YOUR JEWELRY FROM J, B. Udesterberg. Repair work a specialty* Waterman’* Ideal Foma tain Pens. 1,000 Men Await Positive identifica tion of Assailant. St. Louis, Feb. 3.—A special to the Post-Dispatch from Poplar Bluff, Mo., says that over a thousand men gath ered on the streets Saturday morn ing awaiting the positive Identifica tion of the negro. Bud Jackson, arrest ed on the «harge of having assaulted Mrs. Daniel Norman, openly declaring their intention to lynch him if Mrs. Norman Identified him. Jackson is held In jail, surrounded by guards. It ta stated that Mrs. Herman is unable to leave her home to identify Jackson at the jail, and Sheriff Hogg, therefore, announced he would take the negro to the residence. The crowd announced Its intention of accompanying the sheriff and pris oner. “Til „ , , fs* 1 ! CABBAGE PLANTS, CELERY, LET TUCK, BEET AND ALL KINDS Ol s garden plants. 'SPECTACLES, CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY.^ K y V l y {jffr We are prepared to furnish cabbage plants grown from the best seed pur chased from the most reliable seedmea in the business. We have the following varieties: Extra early Wakefields, C harleston or large type Wakefields, Heuderscn’s succession, Large type flat dutch. These plants are growu in the open air and will stand great cold. We use the same plants in our thousand acre truck farm. We heve a carend man in charge of the plant department, und will carefully pack them. We guarantee the count. Express retes will be reduced ■tnd. in rand F. thirty per cent from teat in small lota $1.50 per thou- o n