Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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.0. LOUIS COHEN & COMPANY, S3S & 334 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S.;C. THE HOUSE THAT, GIVES YO U ‘ATISFACTION” OR YOUR MONEY BACL” The Largest Rct*!l Mall Order House In the South. Mil H M4-1 > I . , ’ + f* % ♦. SAMPLES SENT-AND PRICES QEOTED ON REQUEST. WE HAVE JUST OPENED THE LARGEST STOCK OF SPRING GOODS « * IN THE SOUTH. FLOODS RAGING IN CAUFORNIA Terrible Dtxnage in San Jonquil Yalley Region/- j’ r * nt FEET OF SNOW HAS FALLEN MUm of Land Are Covered With Plvl Feet of Water—Bridget Are Belnf Washed Away—'Train Service la Do moralized. SILKS, SILKS. An assortment wlthooL* peer In the Boath. BOX BAY TAFFETAS—10-Inch guaranteed Taffeta Silks, in black and colon. Price 60 CENTS PER YARD. 86-lnch Guaranteed Black Taffeta SUk, eelle arerywhera at $1. Our price 75o per yard. New Qrepe-de-Chine. in Black, White and all the evening shades. Value $1. Oar price 76c per yard. We have a complete assortment of new spring drees goods, fh all the lead ing shades, and fabrics. Write us for samples. Yoarneareatmail box places our stores next door to you. White and Colored Wash cf t Goods. The most extensive line in the south. Mercerized white FIGURED Madras from 10c to 60c ber yard. White plcquee in different else, cords and welts, from 10 to 60c per yard. White India Linen, from 6 to 65c per ya/d. Two cases of New Boring Ginghams— all new patterns. Value 13 l-3c. Our price 10c per yard. Three cases of mercerised striped, checked and plaids zephyrs. All new colors. Value 18c. Our price 13 l-8c per yard. Ladies Walking Skirts. Onr's Is the prettiest line ever opened up. All the new (Plaited and Circular effects are represented. Made of Brtl- Usntine and Chiffon ; Panama, In Black, navy and grey. Price range from $2.60 up to $16 50 EACH. Ladies Wash Skirts. We are showing a fall Una of Ladies Whttte and Colored Dock, White and Black Picque, and white linens—plain, strapped and stitched, and Embroidery trimmed Walking Skirts. Priced from 76c up to $10.00 EACH. In Our Kcady-to-wear Department. We are showing a complete line of Ladles Wslats, in While Lawn. White Linen and White and Black China Bilk, Plain and Trimmed. Prices range from 60c to $13.00 EACH. Ladles Suits. Oar spring line of Ladle* Shirt Waist Baits have arrived. All beautiful crea tion*. Made oi White and Black Lawn, White Linen, White and Black China Bilk, Plain, Hemstitched and Lace trim med. Priced from $8 to $°5.00 EACH. CnL. blanch tf.—A atom af unprecedented severity hue been rmf hot for sixty boars mad the region bm tween the Ban Joqnln and King* riv ers Is threatened with the grenteM In years. The fail of snow (9 the mountains exceeds all previous Agents for Or. Jaeger’s Sanitary Woolen Underwear—and Ladies* Home Journal Patterns 10 & I5c each. Telephone advices from Pine Rides which la at the 6,000 feet altitude, any over It feet of snow has fallen and at the summit the depth le said to be over tt feet. The residents of the Garffed vineyards district worked a$ night in a blinding rain, building lew ees, but their work went for nothin* as the huge waves went sweeping through that district. Rancher creek, flowing south of Fresno, intp canals of the Fresno In* gation Canal company, is beyond cow trol and la laying waate vineyard* Already miles of land are covered with 6 feet of water. After a night of terror the 600 peo» pie of La ton, on Kings river, moved lb n body Into the gradja of Santa Ft railway. The levees about the tow* which are 6 feet high, were beginning to overflow and advices from the mountains were to the effect that still greater floods were coming. Numerous bridges are being washed out in the Mormon colonies. Both the Santa Fe and the Southern Paclfle report numerous washouts and train •arvk* demoralised. Economy Way CALIFORNIA l 4 fit Santa he l ! V aw a* ^ You do not sacrifice comfort lor econ- omy when you go in a Santa Fe Tourist Pullman. $80 for a Colonist ticket, St. Louis to Cali fornia. All the Way Daily, February 15 to April 7. $6.60 extra for berth-or free seat in chair oar. > Dustless Roads-Harvy Meals. Ask J. O. Sartelle, B. F. A P. A., No. 1$ Pryor St, Atlanta; Ga. New Year Bargains. / To The Citizens of Walterboro and Colleton Countyi Two Car Loads We begin our New Year's business with renewed] energy, V# - and have purchased our goods at a price that will enable us to give to our customers a BARGAIN on every thing we handle. We carry, as usual, a full line of General Merchan- disc, Clothing, Notions, and everything that is carried in an up-to-date store. •*> We handle aU kinds of high grade Fertilizers, andj solicit your business. We guarantee satisfaction to all customers.] Yous for Business, * - Horses and Mules Just Arrived. WALTERBORO SUPPLY COMPANY B. G. HYRIVE, Proprietor.. o LkMCTEEH —Dealer In— General merchandise, Call at my stable in Walterboro before o • ^ i ; ‘ ' ' fc ' ; \ buying horses or mules elsewhere. You will save money on every purchase® you make at my stable. / . ' e. i> . m h. y ■3*, l littleDocfor uf‘ / CURES “ Liver Complaints; uses only Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets, and „ •. gives your money hack if - not satisfied. Your liver is the biggest trouble maker. If you would be well, try Ramon's Treat ment. Only 25 cents* Walterboro Drug Compear, t Brown Manufacturing Oo., St. Louis, Mo., and Green villa,ffenn. % Agricultural Writer Deed. Nashville, Tenn., March 17.—Joseph B. Klllebrew, aged 76. is dead at St. Thomas hospital in this city. Colo nel Klllebrew was secretary of agri culture for Tennessee for a number of years, and was widely known as s writer on agricultural and industrial subjects. He was perhaps better In formed on the miners resources of the south than any man in the country. Will Aid In Defense. Indianapolis, March 17.—The convent tlon of the United Mine Workers^ of America, has voted $6,000 for the le- gaf defense of C. H. Moyer, W. D. Heywood and Pettibone, officers of the Western Federation of Miners, who are under indictment in Idsho charged wtth conspiracy. [ 11 •via . I / t! I Ijf ■ (■ ■ 11 The Coloners WalWrleo. Colonel John M. Fuller, of Honey a, Tagus, nearly met hit Walterloo, Liver asd Kidney trouble. Is s 1st- hasays: M I was nearly dead, of these plaiats, and, althoagh I tried mv family doctor, he didaea ao good) so I cot s SOc bottle of your greet Electric Bitters, which cared me. 1 consider them Urn best Taedicloe oa earth, and thank God who gave yon the ksowlege to make to - m t n. a*-.