Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SOME CHEAPNESS YOU CAN PAY TOO )EAR FOR THE GOODS WE SELL, YOU CHEAP ARE GOOD GOODS. TRY VS 01 A BAIL ORDER Your Bearcat npall bo* placet job right next door to ttt. LOUIS COHEN & CO, 2}4 anU 2i4 KING STEEJiT, CHARLESTON, S. C i mu m m mi m ea The Largest Retail Rail Order Boose In The Seuth. tKCX. 19 9AOL ' C With facte. The truth come* «•*. Way* fm immfo responsr our Bd>citue«nt*Dt From the number of ordei We are more than (gratified with the mat with from the reauera of tiiia paper, we fllled, we hare not leocirad oae ooii^ain^—which a^ka wall oar Mail Order DapartmanL VKI ARE HR MUIR . ar do Jrau intend to writ*. Hither ha aatiafW] trith your pur- •AGAIN VVE WISH TO IMPRESS IT UPON THE MERC , « ■* "» 3ur method of helping them to ‘carry a more varied stock at a lesaer outlay, one by which ean raplffy increase ’ll cut all piece croods from ue cheapest lo the finest grades, and »ei % t» 1 heir business. We’ll cut all piece goods from the cheapest lo the finest grades, and WH&L&SALB PRICEh. SPECIAL ©FFERWeS UNTIL SOLD jwuat Fine cpality Colored, figured Taffeta silk suiting. Regular retail price 50c, our J|#Bnt» per yartl 36 inch white Glasgow Linen, Finished Suiting. Regular price everywhere 12 1-2 c. 9tr price 8 cent* per yard. 44 inch all-wool Prnama Cloth suiting, Navy and Royal Blue only. Regular vaiue J^, fur price 29 cent* per r«* d - Ladie* Cream Brilliantie walking skirts, regular vahm $4.eo. mir price 2.98 each. ^ Ladies white Lawn and Lingerie shirt waists, open back, short sleeves, profusely rifeBiBlA with' lace* and em broideries. Regular value $1.75, our price 1.25 each. 27 inch white mercerized figured madras suiting, regular value 20c, our price 9 cents per yard. Ladies walking skirts, made of the ijnest quality, Indian Head, three tucks on at eadh tpM*. Regular value $1.75 our price $1.25 each. Ladies Black China silk waist*, fronts covered with 3-4 inch tucks, tucked backs, regujif v*W. 4.7^ our price 3.00 each. , . We carry a complete line of Gent’s Furnishings, and Ladies and Children Muslin Underwear. Haents for Dr, Jaegers Celebrated Sanitdry Underwear and Ladle* Borne Jouraal Pat* terns 10 and I5c each. Palmetto Manufacturing Go i Bakers €t The Famous "PRLMETT© LABEL CLOTHING.’ KSTWiMMl m. *■4*1 3 Ask your Dealer for Clothing bearing this label. They wear better, fit better and last longer than any other, make at the samu or higher prices. They are made under the diroc* superviaion of tha most expert cutters and tailors in our own factory at 9* a,ml 30tli East Fourth St* New York ASK YOUR DEALER FOR THEM. Beuthern Head <|>iAr tarot - ^ HO liajn* *t. and 39 Pinckney *4. Charleston, 8.0. 1. Chambet Iain’s Code, & bvun^a AkqpUt every has of a prbVW ^.cn ~S«r L 11 at Mtnf time year. This itmcthr w ’ey* dealer* K«v« scJcj m tW ma$y yew* hi rales. Tt km rerrsved tSwenodr el tattinwamli kom people. ** b has keen preaenbed by ptqr< wuh the Farmers Visits CeUege Clomson b hn alien saatf! Bt .Wbyrt metirive h»sr V wx tea? ^ or a costs a k>»lv ct S alford to risk so much for so t BUY IT NO#. SOLD B\ JOHN M. KLEIN. Slothes. The time is come when progressive Clothiers mnst lend their experience toward educating the people in’the art of Clothe* selection and the relative value of material* and workmanship. . „ ■ ^ ■ / Fer instance, our experience has taught ta that there are not more than five Clothing manufacturers in America i /' ■ whose products are worthy a high place in your estima tion. These are the ones we handle. No matter from which of these you aelect, yon can’t get anything but good merchandise—the best that America afforia This is a form cf protection that iaspirea eenfldeeee widi you and can’t fail to benefit us both* On these line* we ask your patronage; on these linee we hope to ik c* j.L. DAVID d Charleston^* C. The Best Bread Fob Children, because of its purity and sup erior quality is to be found at HUBSTER’S BAKERY. 0 Always wholesome tootnsomc and excellent <. .t .he vice tis well a, the Product ‘a first class. Special caxes Da*, ed to order for Weddings, etc., on short notice. HEADQUARTERS. For Sparrows fine Choco- ate and Uin bons^ / . ‘Mubsier’s 3Bak.tr?. !i this true! What say you, Col- ietint'fl Clamsouitof The following letter appeared in Ihe lAncaaUr News of Saturday: Mr Editor; I will try to tell you MMnetihng about Clemson college. Fkvt, there are some beautiful build- lags on the campus; gome fine flow- ssi, bat they are always where the pra&mors h?e and nowiiere else. Tha #01 place we visited was the dining hall, which seated about six hundred. TTrii eost twcnty-flye cents per meal, which was enough for what you got Mhit, we Went to the lecture room, which seated about the same as the AMog hall. Here we heard some gwt speaking from the professors and other distinguished orators. Then we wwt to the farms, pens and pastures. Wo found some cows, two mares, six hogs and two pigs. These teemed to be all they had, though they advised tw to raise stock and cattle. These wore al! that we could find. Then to foe ohiekea yards. Weil, there was not a feather of a chicken ia the ywds. JThey said they had gone oat of the chicken business, but they told ■a how to laise them at a protit. Tfcefc to ths experiment ground. They told ns how to save onr ground hf terracing it, but we found theirs all broken and badly washed—worse by for than oura ever get to be. Then wo next came to the flowem. Of eoaree they were all around the pro- feasors houses and no where else. Wfce* to the farms. They clalfn one H.miircu acres m one bottom L.. .* tke worst fix ofgmy corn wt txw be tween here and there. Talk about appropriations, two hundred and fifty thoasand dollars doesn't htrdly keep the yards of the professors in "ood fix, so the farms are neglected. Then we eame to Agricultural hall. Theyaw- hibited in one room of it some fruit* onions, etc., bnt T don't think they railed them, as I did not see when they came from. Then we went te where they bad beep making eoan butter. The Supt said it was for the professors. It was in cold storage and looked nice but scarce. Well, night came on, ao to the barracks. The manager told us they were deserted, but no, the? were not They were still there bnt very poor and for bneines'. Some of the boys they were so thin you could not mash them, bnt it seemed everything else had deeerted, for there was nothing bnt them and the cot in the room. Well, we killed some of them and ionght balaace until morning. Thaw we took another tour around to see the beauties round the professors', houses, for there were no attractions anywhere alee that we oould find. Some of our Lancaster friends, as* peciallv M* N B Small and Mr G L McManus, thought that the ap propriations ought to be devided be tween the professors and the farms, but that won’t do. If that were done the appropriations would havt to be twice as much, for they ia} there is not enough aupropriated ipw. I would like more of the Lancaster farmers to go anu see and hear then talk. They can toft*yon anything yet want to hear about farming, on any branch yon would like to follow or anything you want to raise in the way of crops, stock, cattle, hogs, poul try, frnit, vezeUbles or anything yo* can think of. If you go, be sure to ge to the professors* houses, tor th are the attractions. J T I lane* Antioch, S Lk ■■■■■■■■■■■■■nBMMMaHM-aavBVL'eMMaNHBaMaaMBBdfiBMnmmfoi . Ifci L liffledocior BAYS “Don’t T DIG UP A DOLLAR And bring it to us if you want its worth in Honest Goods We can say with safety and without exaggeration that our stock of General Merchandise k msurpassed in quality and price. REASONABLE GOODS ATSUITABLE PRICES. is our slogan. We intend to sell our share of goods, and who fail to see our atoek may thereby do them selves injustice. - LET US QUOTE YOU PRICES on Couniry Produce befbre you sen t6 me other fel lows for less. Walterboro SuDDly Company! Physic!" Use Ramon’s Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets for all liver troubles.' Safe, sure, permanent cures and complete treatment for 25c. Easy, natural and certain—money back If they fail., , W *iu)> ik io Drug Company * Brown Manafaoturnut Oo., St. Loan, Ho., and Greenville, Tenn. fcupp 3. GL Hyr mam pros Out late last night! What time did the clock say when you got in?" I do not remember what the clock said, but I will never forget what mg wife said!” A man with an automobile doesn’t have to be a bachelor unless he wants to. COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON. . CHARLESTON, 5. C. 121st Y ear begins September 28. Letters, Science, Engineering. One scholarship, give free tuition to each county of South Carolina* Tuition |40. Board and furnished C.«J . . V room in Dormitory fill a month. All candidates for admission are permitted to compete for vacant Boyce scholarship which pay 1103 a year. For catalogue, adress . Harrison Randolph, i'reaideak