Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I I • » w> i , R _r“ t ■ M»«ro Shot and Killed HI* Wife. SatonfnD. Ga., May 25.—Bill Bted- '• •••. a noj<ro, eAot Ala wife through the left aide Thursday at dinner ao i aartously that her death resulted from the wounds. The vic.iui was at work, tw the yard of Ales S. Jenkins, as a cwok. and had just finished dinner, when the husband, from whom she Mad been separated about two weeks, came up and, after a few words, shot her. He escaped Immediately after the shooting. f I f Madam* Melba III. London. May 25.—Mme. Nellie Melba, a ho look a chill at Cherbourg when landing from a steamer from the TTatted States, has been obliged to eaaeel all her engagements for the men few days In order to nurse her- Mif. She has appeared once here lm opera since the illness began. ; i Belief from Hhanmatic Pains. **1 suffered with rheumatism for over • yaara,” aays Mr Holland Curry, a aaa, of Key West, Fla ‘•Some- J it settled in my knees and lamed i ho I could hardly walk, at other Malt would be in my feet and bands I was incapacitated for dnty. One [fct when 1 wae in severe pain and a* from it my wife went to the drag re here and came beck with a bottle Chamberlain’• Pain Balm. I wae thed with It end fonnd the pain had gone dnnng the night. I kept hg it for a little more than two aad fonnd that It drove the Mem away. 1 have not had any f from that dleeeee for over three ” For aale by Joha M Klein. Treepe Dispatched te Mlnea. Capetown, May U.—The dispatch t a thousand regufar droops to toe Mad. where white miners are on a Mike, baa excited the whole conn* ig. The primary purpose of the of these troops la to over- the Chinese misers should they a restless, leaving the police mad to deal with the white ml- Mspleytac brutality la ■malts upoa the strike hreak- t are seriously damaging prop- fifty mine# are now affected. t Boy Killed by Lightning. Matmeevltle. Ga.. May 25 —John ny Waite, aged 11 yean, a son of O. W. White, was struck and killed by lightning 4 miles from Howry arwach. on the Banks place Thursday ■a#t. Hla two alstera were ren dered nnconsdotts and may not recov er. The children were taking clothes from a line, when a holt of lightning Struck it. resulting In the death of the boy and the serious injury of the two glriev OF ALL KINS DONE AT XEbc ipress anb StanDarfc. We.have just received a new stock of letter and uote paper, bill beads and statements, enve lopes of all kinds ari colors. sHTispnerieN guaranteed Prices reasonable which we will gladly quote you. Blank le^al forma of all kinds always carried in stock. Call* and see us when in town. I *Q%9#%*#%**X%*%%********** ft ¥ ft ¥ IS WHAT IS THE NEWS AT W | MRS. J.S. JONES | £ .. Millinery Store .. S Arc you pleased with your hat? If not call at Mrs Jones and get the latest styles and the prettiest hat that can be bought I have just opened my third supply of beautiful millinery goods for the season. Come and make your selection at once I will please you. Yours sincerely. MBS. J. S. JONES Good Words for (’hum tin’s Cough • Remedy. People everywtHfu* tt»ke in te«tify Ui to ihn good qunlities of UbmiderUiti's CVn.^U IL im-dy. Mrs k<i*H d iVidi;« of Run-lavi hid, write.: ‘“1 wish io tell you that 1 can recommend t humberiauWs V’ough Remi tty '*v In le (’ntht rtne, wim ia ivv yi i iaold, h«. been taking thu reun-dy whenever .he l as had n cold much Mia va-* two nnuiitiH old. Ab u 1 a n u h 'i go l copttncletl a dreadfr l c l t i t>s If, but I look; I'bain- bertam’h t ough lit-metly uud was soon •a well a* ever " ibis remedy la lor •ale by John M Klein. The Oldest Book. The oldest book in the world to which a positive date can Ik‘ assigned Ik an u - rtneut <>f provertoe Koine- wbat after th • atyle of the proverbs collected l y K. bannrr; The work is ac “ credited to i’t ih-lndep, an Egyptian kin;.', and L-yptologls::; assl*ju to It nu auU(;uity of at least ;uk> it. Abra ham was culled to leave bis home In Ur of the Chaldees IPtM It. so that thla voltfc .e v.tis written l.t'H) years before the Iie inain : of Jewi. b histo ry. The tlch: <• Is pl.tml by most chro ao!op;Ls(s m .ills, so tlie ls»ok. If Its dal in-; Is cornvt, must have lK*en written IkMoio the tlood. Methuseluli was born It. C. .”..’17. so that this ptipy rus was prepared nml these proverbs were eolleeicl when the oldest man on record was ti lively young fellow of 3U0 years. Whisky Election In Lowndea. Valdosta, Ga., May 25.—The pm- hlbutonlKiS nave succeeded in tn'ciir- la? the required number of names to a petition for an election on the whis ky question, and the ordinary has aamed Monday, June 24, as the day for the election. Tho campaign from bow until that time promises to be hot oh both sides. V Tio Filled Teeth. “Do you know that tooth le filled with tin?" asked the deutist, tapping i one of his patient’s molars with bis little pick. “indeed I do. That was Olbxl years ago by a couutry dentist, and it Is the best filling 1 have ever bad put lu a tooth.” “Of course it Is. It Is a pity' more people do not know that fact. Hie oni.. tr.i ;.>f‘ is that tin Js >.# hard to manipulate It costs more than gold ftliing. and people will not pay the price for anything which sounds so cheap as tin. 1 have oue customer, though, who Is educated, lie is a Wall street broker, and he will not let me put any other kind of tilling iuto his teeth except tin. He pays me f2»i an hour and lets me take all the time<< that ts necessary. It is unt so expen sive ns it seems at first, however, for once lu a tin filling never has to be renewed, whereas gold often does.”— New York Frees: John H Klein Successful. After a great deal of effort and corre : spondenew John M Klein the popular druggist, baa succeeded in gehing the Dr Howard Co to make a special half price inlroductorv offer on the regular fifty cent aixe of their celebrated specific for the cure fn constipation and dyspepsia Dr Howard’s specific has been so re markably successful in curing constipa tion, dyspnepsia and all liver troubles, that John M Klein is willing to retarn the price paid In every case where It does not give relief. Headaches, coated toagse, dixzaess, gas on stomach, specks before the eyes, constipation, and all forma of liver aad stomach trouble ar soon cured by this scientific medicine. Ho great to tae demand fur this spec ific, that Joha M Klein has been able to •ceare only a limited supply, and every one who Is troubled with dyspepsia, constipation or liver trouble should oaf. upon him at once, or send 38 cents, a»d get sixty doses of the beet medicine ever made.!os Ikto special half-price offer, with hla personal gaarantes to reftmd ike money If it does Lot car*. The Beet Fee the MieeewrL The eccentric and variable Missouri river has “a personal friend” to Georg* Fitch, who declares to the American Magazine that the stream to navigable enough if only the steamboats would conform to Its peculiarities. “The Mis souri river steamboat,” says Mr. Fitch, “should be shallow, lithe, deep cheated aud exceedingly strong lu the stern wheel. It should be hinged to the middle and should be fitted with a suction dredge, ho that when It cannot climb over a sand bar It can assimilate It. Tbe Missouri river stemnltoat ' should tic able to make use of a cluin ncl. but should not have to dcjiend up on It. A steamer that cannot on oe cnslon climb a steep cl»y hank', go m-rosK a cornfield aud r of Tier a rlvtu t!..it is trying.to get away has HUIq i o': ‘ • -'(* for trying to navlafate the Mis- i touri." MORE NEW TH T NGS AT TAYLORSj II Just arriwil from New York’s fashion creators, the very latest things in Dresden and oriental beltd for ladies, they have to ♦be seen tb|be appreciated, v\e have them in the following i rices: 25c, 50c,‘$1.0U,J*1.25,;$1.50. We have on the,road, and expect them in before Thursday, the swellest line.of ladies ready made Shirt Waists over shown t iro. We w ill have them in.Lingerte effects of Lawn, Silk Mull, Dotted Swiss and.China bilk. We have .the bett Ladies Cause Under vest in town for. the price, 3 for 25c, it isViade full size and very elastic, two very essential qualities‘not usually found in this pi iced vest, we have in stock two cases of thirty dqzenieach, and can therefore supply every demand. W'e enjoy the^distinction of being the only exclusive Dry floods Store in this community and from that fact we assert that we are better prepared to supply your wants in our line. When your fo >d h-c* n >* h f*nprr>rcrlv •li/<| < ntlr* *y *<•:• i«< ! . d in 'hi' *«ni> V O' Fic.n Y - t uii.J T i:< ' ! M'lp. K<xlol l or ndige nu«l l)y a pepsia not only digest*'vhit yen eal, it 'iv.»ia th'- s»i n irh and ai'd- -iringih t" i ’.hr t'.o't- hi «tv. Mak‘K ii.- 1 ' j-iim* ti'erM | l\> «l<d corf rm-i Io tl*c National l’n>i P "d an<t Drug Law. Sold Jty John V ; j- Klein. I flip nebeme of durning nshes for fuel would be ah right but 1 for the f:ic:, that we fi«t lnv<; ^.) l)»irn coa! to cot ti e arlio . « id if the brice of coal goo* oar| mg higher than ever * a Ini’s ihc U80? a If ICirra.E-eaES.Bu A.S- tZUfl*. T AY L O R S WALTERECROs pofi; *' ar store Rond Blocked Twelve Hour*. BlrmlBRiumi. Ala., May 25.— Borthboun-1 freight train No. 52, Al- Inbanta Great Southern rallwa> , was ditched nrai Ocaling Ala., Friday af- toraooa, ten cars of lumber being thrown from the track. The road was blocked tor twelve hours. No ouv was injured. Mv Pest Friend. Alexander lti-n*ni>, who Uvea on Ratal llonf » 1, JVrt R<lvr«rrt, N Y., sn®e: “Dr King's N w Ihecoverv is my bset cnrthlv Irietul, It cured mnof nnlhma six y^nrs i. }t Ims also per formed a wonderful cure of. incipient OOBaunipilori tor my sou’s w^fe. The first bottle ended the lerrible cough, ••d this RrcomyV'i-brd. tbe other symp toms left r.m* hv^one. until she was |«ar. foody well. Dr Kiifg’i New Dncovery’s pmner over n^nalisand colds is simply marvelous'' No oilier reimdy has owmeqno^ it- Fullv gaaranteed by Dlfififfist. 60o and $1. Trial bottle ■r* ^ < DIO UP A DOLuAR. And bring it to us if you want its worth in Honest Goods We can say with saiety ami without exaggeration that our stock of General Merchandise is unsurpassed in quality and price. REASONABLE GOODS * AT SUITABLE PRICES. is our slogan. \\ contend to sell our share of goods, I * and who tail to see our stock may thereby do them selves injustice: LET US QUOTE YOU PRICES on Country Produce betoro you sell to the other feb lows for less. Walterboro Supply Company.' 23. a. Hyrne, is a soothing, healing helm containing * no clrnjra having a finrcotlc effect It RELIEVES quietly, and soothe* Cic congested, membranes and thortrajlily licab and Cleanses. Vuiu;:ble not only for CATASUUi but relieves colds, tliroat troubles, hay fever, “stoppod-up’’ nose, etc. Wo Cuarantoo Satisfaction. Boy a 50 cent tube of Noskma from WALTERBORO DRUG CO. t and get your money hack if not satisfied. Sample tube and Booklet by mail 10c. _ . BROWN MfCi. CO.. SL LomI-. Mcx Cr»en«ville,Tena a‘‘Bilious AtUck.**- Symptoms, sour stomach, nasty taste in mouth, aick headache, sallow complex ion, the world your enemy. Cause. Constipation, inact ive liver, overflow of bile into the system. —_ Relief. Treatment for two nights before retiring with Obis AMO TONIC PELLETS One a night, don’t worry, sleep well and Nature’ll do the rest. DR. J. B. PADGETT GETSINGER. S. C. Carries a full line of VIRGINIA-CAROLINA CHEMICAL CO’S FERTILIZERS, and a stock of general merchandise, so complete that any thing that can be found anywhere else ; n Colleton county can be found at his store. He will meet competition on any article sells. .> •. • —1—Jamestown —VIA- ATLANTIC COAST LINE Season. Sixty-day and Fifteen-day Tickets - sold daily April iqth to November 30th at low rates. Coach excursion tickets on sale Tuesday of each week at very low rates. Double daily train service will^ through Pullman cars q. For any further information see Ticket Agents or write W. J. CRAIG, T. C. WHITE, Pa iTi^er Traffi • Manager, General Pasenger Agent. | WILMINGTON, N. C. 1 > ■ v’a rr;jipessa t RE-UNION OONFEDEEATE VETERANS RICHMOND, VA. •> .-. e. V ^ o' % s' Q May 30th to June 3rd. S10.3C FROM WALTER BORO, S. C.. tickets on sale trom prints in Virjrinift, Norih sml ^outh Caroitaa, May 2*1 h Io Juua 2nd iuclnsite anti for iraius scheduled to nrnve UicliOioud be fore noon ot Jure :trd F.nsl limit to leave Richmond returning not Inter than Tune 11th with privilege of extension of fit nl limit to July 6ih. by deposit of ticket witiihpeiiai jigttit at RieLmocd anil pitymi-ut of fee of fifty cents. u Retain pootions of tickets rending aeenont above oceasiolf will be honored frem Norfolk if detired, thus affording an opportunity of visiting the Jamestown Exposition, ,T THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE Thron h ctr and train service, will provide the quickest and most comfortable menus of reaching Richmond. rite for beautiful illustrated folder, containing maps, lists hotels, etc. W .I CRAIG. T.C. WHITE, ■ • Passenger Tiaffic Manager General Passenger Agent WILMINGTON, S. C. Goat Talk. Angora goats gcuerully live twice as long ns sheep. Poultry fence- not wire netting— makes the best inclosure for goats. Goals are’ fond of the bark of muple and apple trees uud will quickly kill an orchard. Absolutely pure bred Angoras bring extremely high prices. Low priced nnimnls are generally of mixed blood. A healthy goat will eat about 750 pounds of hay In one winter, but will r.uumjle to get along on n reasonably good brush pasture In stuniner without anything else. ... - ’ He seems to have n preference for weeds and.underbrasb and* will give nice sweet grass the go by when he can got the coarser browsing.—Home and Farm. ’• Don’t Pay Alimony. • to be divorced from yonr appendix. There will be no occasion for It if yon fceep yonr bowel* regular with Dr King’s New Life Pills. Their action is -o gentle that the appendix never has cense to make the least complaint Gsaasoted by John M Klein, druggist, tfo. Try them. CLEMbON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE * Schnlarnhip and Entrance Ex- i ami nation to Freahmaa Class The examination for the awatd of tchnUrnbip* from Colletoa Conntr and, ADMISSION TO FRESHMAN GLASS will beheld at the County oonrt house on Friday Joly i}, at 9 a. m. Applicants for tcholsrships mav secure blank appiieaticwr^orms tram tbe fnan- ty Snpsrintendem of Eduction. Thee* blanks inns* 1»e filled out properly and filed with the county soperintendent before the b-ginnirg of the examina- tron. These taking tbe examination for entrance to the Freshman class and not trying for a scholarship should file their application with the PresidenC Mell The acholarrbipe are worth $100 and l tee tuition. One scholar ship ata- den’, from each county may aeleot the Textile course, others mast take one of the Agricultural conrsea. Examination neper will b* tnrui-hed, hot e*ch ap- Icant should provide himself wflto sot atch paper. Tbs number of sohotar- ship# to be awarded will be later. P. H. MELL, P>j,