Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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m Tutfs fills Win MV* the dyspeptic from many days id misery . and enable him to cat *hatc\cr he \»i»hcs. They prevent SICK HEADACHE, cau v the food to.a*Klmllatc and nour ish the body, give keen appetite. DEVELOP FLESH •nd solid muscle. Elegantly sugar coated. Take No Substitute. Physician Art Nonp'ussed. I/pv.Kftoa, Ky.. .lap. 12 - Tf:o Bl- d>l»‘ U, T Booker, of ^.Mirg. 111., who ", a h) p::o?!/e<l hi n •..«t a*finny by M; Rai“:ici..ir\ jy. Ik Bill fn .n s 'rlona i n llti-on. He < an- ■noi lervo his b 1 <J. a’.ti'ourb hi- ha- reaatned r»tiacloiisn»‘Hs. Physicians navi* been naabb to help hltu. It uas deifiinx I that si is* MoGarvt \ .{nows nothinR about - h>i»no Jam. The vnunit pcnpV were pla; ing a ‘ fake" suesmrrism aame. when Booker be- TWnu' a subject. It waa with the ut- tmoai a^tonishmint that he was seen to talr* the command to "slee;)’’ serl- •>«►!>' and directly became uncon- Hcious. It is said that hard study ms affected Booker's nerve. The Publisher's ClsimsSustained United States Court or Claims The PutilMters of Wsbeter's International PSctl—ry nllvM that It '‘is, in fsi t.llie |M>pu- lar tinahridsoithorouirhiy recitteil in every iletail.aiid vastly enriched In every part, with t he purpose of ada|»tiug it to meet the larger and severer raquireoiauta of another gruera tion.” We are of the opinion that tbit allegation Special Clubbing Rates The Press and Standard and iNews and Courier (twice a week) $1.50. r llie Press and Standard and Southern Cultivator $1.50. The Press and Standard News and Courier and Southern Cultivator $2. Pressand Standard and The New Idea Woman’s Magazine £1.35. - Subscribe Now. < . ctesrlr and accurately descrliies the rk that naa been aotiimplisbeil and the ■Itthathuabeen readied. The IhctKinary, It now at soda, bus Ui-n tbonnighly re- edited la every detail, bna tieen correiMed In , ana' y |>art, and to admirably adapted to meet the larger and geverrr requirvmenta of a S oration which demands more of popular krfogical know tod «e Uipn any generation t the world hasevor contained. It to perhaps noedlt •< to ndd that we refer to the dictionary in our Judicial work a.of the higlieat authority in atvuracy of detini- **on : and that In tlie futureaainthe past It ertU m the source of constant reference. CBABLCS C. *OTT. ChUf JwUm. DIG UP A DOLLAR And bring it to ns if you want its worth in Honest Goods We can say with satetv^ and without exaggeration that our stock of General Merchandise is unsurpassed in quality and price. REASONABLE GOODS AT SUITABLE PRICES. is our slogan. We intend to sell our share of goods, $nd who fail to see our stock may thereby do them selves injustice. LET US QUOTE YOU PRICES on Country Produce belore you sell to the other fel lows for less. Walterboro Supply Company. b. a. Before Yon Purchase Any Other Write TNI IEW HOME SEWIH6 MACHINE COMPART ORANQK, MAM. Many Sewing Machines ere made to sell regard less ot Quality, but the ** Maw Marne ” is made to wear. Our guaranty never run* out W e make Sewing Machines to Suit all conditions of the trade. The ** Rewr Home*’ stands at the head of al; Hlgh-grade family sewing machines ftold toy authorised dealers only. row salk a* — ■ - ■ To (’are & Cold in One Day. Take LAXATIVE Hromo Quinine Tablets. All druggist* refund the money if it fails to cure. E W Groves’ signature is on each box, 2Ac Nothing Las ever equalled it Nothing can ever surpass it Dr. King’s New Discovery . rwCSgaKa-atou % LAWHKJtrK WTXIK1X, John uavi\_ STAicr'i? y rrrr r.r. CliAhi.iJi l. uuwnv. ' The above rtftn to WEBSTER'S INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY THE GRAND PRIZE <ttoehighest award) wft" riven to the Interna tional at the World's kair. Su Louis. GET THE LATEST AND BEST wnsTtrs Tm wOl he Infemf erl fn our apedmot p<iprMr»i(/rt«. Q.&.C. MERRIAM CO* PUSLIBHCnS. ^ •PRINORIELD, MASS. Divorce Law Wanted. Columbia, 8. C.. Jan. I2.r-M. Dixon, of Fairfield baa Introduced In the bouse a bill to permit divorce for oartaln reasons. It Is a dtmlted di vorce bill, but even such a measure stands no chance of passing the leg- ‘ iatature of South Carolina, which baa never p&sed a divorce law. Penalone Will Be Paid to Veteran*. 0 Atlanta, Jan. 12.—The Dm part of 4km penalone to the fifteen thousand confederate veteran* In the state will *0 paid on January 16. At that time 1900,000 wil be due to the old ol the stara and bars. B»t*blU)k«4 In 1704. " Oldest Firm in Ame*«* S . A. WALKER A CO. ■ FEIICE CHEAM mweOD 52 Memtina Street, CHARLESTON. 5C 2RARBLK AND QNANITI WORKS, and j xrxnzwoxiwo Send For Prices, V. Bench represent a «g at Walterboro • A WALKER. J D. 1C0T1 To Move Locometive Plant. Birmingham. Ala., Jaa. 11.—Jo- * aapb H. Uoadley. apeaking before the Birmingham commercial*club an nounced that a locomotive plant will J* built In Birmingham in the near fu- ♦tare. Mr. Hoadley waa the organis er of the American Locomotive com- /May. and bis announcement waa re- ■oclAd with much enthusiasm by the members, ft to estimated over half a mflllbn dollars la Involved with the starting of the plant. k • CCZEMA and PILE CURE JfRJEE Knowing what ti was to gaf- fhr, I TriU gtva FRKB OP CKaROI, ‘ ‘ * i for Baaa* PUea •ueeMfiUW edj i A Perfect For AH Throat and Cure: Lung Trouble*. Money back If It fans. Trial Bettes free. John X. Klein I wi*h to remind you that I am still in tho wagon, buggy and harness business niore than ever before, and handle anything in this line. 1 have just finished my new store building and now have plenty of room. Have just received a car load of wagons, buggie* and harnes*. As many as you alicady know I sell the W-hitt^ Hickory Wagon, any size yon want. Come and see them beforabuying elsewhere. I am the only agent in the county. Terms easy. Come with money and without money and get a’wagon, buggy or harness. Only 8 miles from Walterboro. Yours truly, M. H HIOTT. i >«x3iajcrc3X2 cx ^ircixxci i — - I j Early Cabbage Plants Guaranteed to Satisfy Puichascr EARLY JERSEY CHARLESTON SUCCESSION AUGUSTA SHORT STEMMED WAKEMELD _ 1.AROE TYRE TRUCKER FLAT DUTCH TbeEsrUaU WAKEFIELD The lafliest Flat A Uttle later Largest sad LaAaat Cabbage Grown Second Earliest m Head Variety this Succession Cabbage rrilCE: Inlolf of! to 4 at. at SIM per si.. I to 9*. at $1.29 per m.. 13 n. and ovor, at St.00 par m. F. O. t*. YOUNG'S island, a. C. My Special Eipress Rata on Plants to Vary Low. /— l guarantee Plants to glra parckaser satlefaotlon, or will refund the parebs-e Lsuaramee price to any customer who Is <llsaatisUed at end of aeiutoa. Then* plants are grown In the open geld, on Seneoast of South Carolina. In a climate that is Just smle^. to growing the hardiest plant* that esn be grown In the United Htntes. These plants ean reset in the interior of the Southern States during the months of January, Febi March. They will stand severe cold without being intured, and will m.ttnrc a h r bage Two to Three weeks sooner than if you grew your own plants In hot beds . Mv Largest Cuxtnmero are the Market Gardenere near the Interior towns and cities of the Routh. Their profit depends upon them having Early Cabbage; far that reason they per ches r mr plsots for their c/ops. . _ of other Plante end Fruit Tree*, such se Strmwberry, Sweet Fotsto, tr PUut,; Apple, Peach, P, ar, Plum, Cbeny Sa ' ‘ priuwl - v,Br *' * 11 " * •wcitl tsrmi to twrvis. whomiksa^- 1 -^ vwrss ./'•r-i-k *-r-vr max •at* e*s he j ‘a*3cX i* asd ooM ! r chaae mv pl*nt* l<>r tneir crY.ps, T also grow a fall Hoe of other * Tomato, Egg Plant nnd Pt>[«p*r < # Trees, Pig Buab«M. and drape Vi _ or^sn. Wiiie for iiltistrste4 csulogM. - b WM. C. GERATY, YOUNG'* ISLAND. S C. The Greatest Subscription Offer Ever Made fn This County Tri-Weekly Atlanta Constitution The Press and Every- Other-Day Paper Wod With Best Matter (1.) MONDAY .—The news of greatest interest. The Farmers* Union Department, conducted in the interest of the great coopera' tive order that is seeking to solve the farmer's economic, education* al and practical problems. The Farm and Farmers* Department, conducted by Colonel R. J. Redding. > (2) WEDNESDAY.—The news of course. The R. F. D. Carriers’ Department, The Chicken Column and The Letter of Travel, giving views of strange peoples and their home-land customs. Clubbed With Itc Trl-Wcckly 0 nsiituiiou We Hare (8.) FRIDAYs—The Balance of the news. All the news. The Woman’s Kingdom, the Children’s page, conducted bj genial Aunt Susie, the best of all the home writers. • Every number of The Tri-Weekly gives the market reports of the two days’ interval between issues and keeps one posted right up to the moment our press turns. ‘An instalment of the month’s story from the great $150,000 set of serials. A half page set of comics from of tne gr * ‘ ■ some greatest humorist artists of the day. The first psg* shows s splendid colored eonsty may «f both North sad South Carolina, with all the data that can well bo shown on the face of a map. It it beautifully printed in colon on new plates prepared especially for The Constitution. • FREE I (*•) The second sheet represents ssspe is' beautiful eeloca of Alaska, and ef all ear Ineular asd Coleaisl pieeee aioaa, and a map of tho BepnbUe of Panama, and s splendid United States map. About the herder af thee the Preaideats af the United States. , ^ (1.) Thie sheet gives a complete world map, with the lands and waters of the globe pro Jested without divisions It shews ake a map af the United States sheet we give ■ieag of territory. It nine shews ns* the world. It glYea alee a tepegraphia >•-Janas see war with the history ek IB sad ceaveaiaat fn Addition To This, We Offer Free*To . Old Mud Mew Subscribers tepreaeatlag the traits of the rulers of relief aup of the Knase-Japaaeee from the Mveraaee of the Aplorni The library Wall Charts are all bound top with metal etr^ sad hanger, sad than form a eae/eleyadla of everything pgto> * FREE l THREE MONTHLY MAGAZINES OF MERIT— WAPtM NKW* Whieh has haea sUadiag far tho farmer sad the farm heme for twenty-five years, sad it is said to ge into more osteal farm homos, in proportion to eirculatioa, than say ethos pa per published fas America. i ’ v * There are departments for all phases af farm life, aaeh sealsinlng the hast that goes. tfMtmi 9 Spare Momenta is the heat the price. Ta the first year af Hs rti earn ties of a quarter of a rnilMaa a ■paN Momenta presents a literary programme nnoKoaBod by a magasise. During 19047 Spare Momenta will priat a es of urtielee under the Utta, ‘’The Last Days of the Com. f nils no» M # • ms^imliM wefiy #Wm * —— » » - mg it jumped ta a Tor 100407 fadoraey. eaaeea of Mrs. urtielee will eoataia the pecaeaal HUMAN UFB. MM t| SM I«t ImR * what yen are gniog ta get. Tee 1 magaalao r * far Human Life yea hhew aaaMftf rL Ten Ye getag to gst tha aafiO — - _ Amd WWi AH Thmmm THREE tONMTITUTIONS A WEEK, AND THREE MAMMINE9 A aUMhntM Mtm *** — ^ ■*-- iSA ^wWrwnWp wwW OmSwW yCM^r.Wfwla fBg^VW WWI^mlgr mrnyFWr, OVIUI Ufa things. Mat poesy or bulk big fas the pablt things that art hrimgiag them fam* at f ertoaa. It is crisp, brassy sad etohytoish^ A daB Bm M worst aaamr. ‘ . ’ » V. % l ii-tiom ii TriWeehly Cenatltotlam Yearly Hnaiian Life, Yearly ‘ Yearly vnoe *» % *■ •eoRNRRtoRS#•••••• •••••• t Non ,• naa ea a toe••••••••••••• + If nanntotonntotohnn • to INtoa.... OR Six For Only y grgriBv Sft’JS — iinf lO'.wviTHygu nmo. 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