Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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$ < Tho Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature ol‘ and has been made under his per sonal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and ** Just-as-good** are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA 'Oastoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- gwric, I>mps and Soothing Byrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Karcotic Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms allays Feverishness. It cures DiarrhnBa and Wind R wllevea Teething Troubles, cores Constipation It assimilates the Food, regulates the Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. ■*a Panacea—The Mother's Friend. soon, for it bt a long walk ihtouKb Ur* t mwl to my pUu«.” A kUoihh* Ml .upon tlie nasemblj. TUo niftrcliaiit >vas alMislMHl^Dlnn he him 1 *elf arose ami offered a resolution call- j tng'for jhe draftine of a hill to h aul i the emtuty." And the colnniittee ro-1 tir«l for tive niinutowhen they can.e | hack, and the spokesman, to Lancas ! ter’s r.M.eii'h'v.etit, n'ad tlie draft of a : hili M'ainff bonds to the amount of! ii. The psychol *gi«il uiorueut leHl arriv- I It To?k en Old Farmer ta Mate* tha e«l; he was shrewd enough to know it Authorities Realizo V^h^t Bpd Road^ and h I d )ahhsl the Rffreed upon ttK Them Novacuhte ure*^. With no disseutinff voice the res Tennessee County Building Many Miles of Good Roads. START WAS MADE. they wi.i extend these r>ads to nine j Dot* from Moko* , . miles Po not imaulny that this ha. ; Kditfr Press At.d SUmUnl.— l»oen done with poorly paid labor.The j ... „ . men eet Il/JT* per day. and the team* i ^* f li.'ivc 1101 POCtt ati,\tniug in are paid hy the rnilo. ro that they your paper fuMII t/tir ilCIghl.Of- must earn their money, hut the best. ; |lood< { th( , UK | lt 1 wou |d K i v0 you a few itentf. Alas au.’tlid winter leave and eununer has taken her full Maml *hd»crcps ate lookitMr* but the beat. la $3 i»er day for man and team. J csnuibe CASTORIA ALWAYS Bean the Signature of Were Costing Used In Constructing th. Highways. «5r How Mi.di-ou county..Tenn., securetl trrvj rorda la uu Intervatlnff story told hy a writer in Breeder's fJasette. Chi- r\.:x and may offer a suggestion to other commnnltles hunlene.l with 1m- ptssahle higlnvaya. Several years ago S:tm l.itmvmter. city engineer of Jnck- .em,* Tenn.. tnrmtd his attention to the condition of the streets of Jackson and ille reads of the surrounding country, lie found tlu county commissioners planking some of the roads ami began by showing them that the wood cost as lunch as good stone would cost. It took a lot of effort to move the au thorities. hut at last a little beffinnln* was made and some stone laid down. There was 'much opposition, yet the l»eople liked the road, and the seed olution carried, the b.ll went to the leg Islature. th>.* bon is were lssu«*d, and the ! g»d roads movement was on. Nest came tl;i**mattor of materials, j Madison county is without stdne. Lnn- \ caster huntisl for tin* best and found Jt I In Illinois. Freight rates were impossl ; ble. He "saw” the meu who manage j the 1:1 noi* Central railway aud show- j ed them that it would pay them to LAtil the st me cheaply and help him to de velop the country there. They made a low rate, and work begun. This stone they use is ealled novacuhte. It is ns bard as flint and as sharp. It bonds j easily and wears exeeedingly well. Wheu the work of road building be gau luincaster determined to relocate lunch of the old way, that grades t should be made light, that direct- j ness could lie considered. Naturally j Bf-rt Barber,ot Eiton, WIs. »«yi“ I Dave only taken four doses ot your Kidney and Bladder Pills and they have done .... » . • for roe more ihan an? other medicine has Bi tins eoctloil. I lie ptfDfl ♦> ever dona. I am still taking tbs pills as |, avo ji„j B hc(i choppilU tlieif COt 1 will s perfect cure” Mr Bsrb« r refers to i IteWitts Kidney tnd Bladder Pills, M 0 * 1 fflld it looks tCty lUtlCll IlKf which are unrqaaled for Backache, weak . J() 0> Kidoevs, inflammation of the bladder.! * , . and alt urinary troubles. A week treat-( Mr nntj Mrs 1 l> hittltulcrs anr mint for 85c. Sold by John M Klien. , „ v J 8 it to tlieif former I.Otiil' King and Qussn Madrid, June 1. Give Thanks. —The first annl- OD ft in’.Orangoburg couniy. Mrs Beulah Lay cf New Yoifs fine Lev* larf sprouted, the yeast worke«L In 1003 . he encountered much opposition In He M Yon Hare Always BoaAht #n Use For Over 30 Years. Vditor Prem and Standard Tbeteecaa a picnic given at Oak ^rova last Saturday. Among the aojoyen were Mr and Mrs J H CMwdM,Clarence Caldwell and dear Miae Minnie, aleo C V Oar- tac. Yhffffdill reported a line time MrffraiA Stanley >and family ▼khted •hiaaiffter Mn Hammond Canter loot Sunday, i A Padgett and Br Reeves thia vicinity this Mr and £ 1* Kinoed were the gaeoti at J A Gopeland and family. B F Fender dined witfc hi« •iiter Mr* &o*a Carter last Sun day. *' The aoeoaipUAed daughter of JT J L Fender, Mia* Mittie, was the welcome aneet of her liater, Mr* Carter, recently. C J Cone wai on our street* H W Sonic Carter to and doarhler Bamberg this - Mr* Sangcrtoge cf IBmunark wa* the weAoome guest of Maj Joe Cater a few days ago. Atm Benacti paet throngk our ▼iciaaty Friday. Wittiaal Him and wife posed thioagk here tikis week. Joseph Walker and wife of Little Swamp eectioo paid a ploss'aat vi«t to hie brother, C A Walker of Bells. J M Carter of Islaadtoa paid a pop call to this father Saturday Well I will close by saying much success to Editor and Staff Cozy Bell. the mads in winter became Impassable. Me* came In for groceries afoot. A great meeting was called to dlscuwi roads and wnya and means, Sam Lan caster hack of it all. He had a bill drawn empowering the issuing of bonds for road Imildlng to the amount of ?iro,onn and put la care of a friend shrewd in such matters. The meeting was a warm one, and the discussion to«ik varied sides. Most of the “con servatives'’ were opposed to bonds “Tax and pay ns we go” was their ar gument. That meant “nothing doing.” After weary arguments and no appar ent progress an old man arose, a tiled did man. splattered with red mud from i bend ts foot, his Wots caked with mod. I hts trousers painted with It In a feeble voice and with a deprecating manner this old man said: “Mr. Chairman. I lire oat a few mllee | from town. 1 bare a little fans and a little sawmill. I can’t come ta town now In any other way than afoot 1 came ta this, merchant’s store (turning to one of the strongest opponent* of the bond lasoei and bought a Wot $5 1 worth of groceries today. I will carry them home on my Wck. It Is tW only way I can taW them home. Mow. I than $S worth eC things and M I could *et to my teaaa X could Wing staff that I haws for aria W one load to pay for the store things. I would Hbe to see a goad road before I Ale. 1|C Chairman, 1 mnat he thi*, but being patient aud {tersisteut and conciliatory as well be generally accomplished that |K>lnt. Many ram bling old bill roads were abandoned and direct lines built In their stead. The aim was that as one hill deter mines what load may be drawn to Jackson there should be no bill any where. Seldom can one see as good grade* as he has given these roads. They lialk at neither cut nor fill. They are like the inexorable roada of the Komaua and have the same signifi cance. Not that there la money wasted; no. not a penny is wasted, and the ntmoet efficiency is sought from laborers, (from tea maters, from materials. They first make the grade, then they follow and make wWt they call a subgrade, or bed for the stone. This la rolled down hard with the steam roller. It has a sharp shenlder of “6” to receive and bold tW atone. Next comes the stone, well wetted. And aa It la laid down and spread It la well rolled down; then the road la complete. Where there are calverta to be put In they are often built ef re-enforced concrete, with wings of tW same material. It la all good, thoeoagb work. They have now finished sixty miles of road. Tha aim was at first to build all the mala roads oat from towii for a distance at five miles. There were nine principal roads, which with tbelr branches made seventeen miles. Later versary of the wedding of the king, tHty tnig a welcome visitor at 1 lit? and queen of Spain was ; h^ne of Mr and Mrs E K Ilem- Friday by a solemn Te Deum In the! palace chapel in Thankagvng for their den, a I0W day* a£0. escape from tha bomb thrown at them A Urge Clfcwd enjoyed while they were returning from church wr inoirS pearlied Ly Hie from the marriage ceremony Memo- p at Ever .. rccn . * c l lUrc |, rial mass st the church of Buen 8u- * ccso was sttended by King Alfonso btltldiv , and other members of the royal fam- Mr and Mr* (^ilillic llcrndi n tiy palace officials, ministers, offl- have moved from their old home of toe Madrid garrison and tl,, , nel|r the Dry Kiln to their new home near the Mill Bond. We are glad to note the im provement of Mr* Bett Herndon. Laurence Herndon and his son- in-law were the guett* of K K Herndon Sunday last. Iflscejthi* in^print I will come again. Black Eyes. -* i U-J r regiment which lost some of its men. There is nnjrate of Indigeston, lojpife of indigeston, no mst- ter bow Irritable or how obstinate that will not be sp<e<l!ly relieved by the useof Kodol, The main factor In curing the stomach of any diaord* r is rest, snd tbv only way to get rest Is lo actually diges* the*food for the rtomach Itsalf: Kodol will do it. It ts a ■cientlli? preparation <11 vegetable acids containing the ve/v same juices found In a healthy tty mach* Itcon- farms to the Bure Food and Drugs Law. 8 >ld by John E klien. Entlra Family Drowned. Dallas, Tex., June 1.—Six negroes were drowned near Honey Grow. Tex., Thursday night, aa a result of tae sudden rise of a creek. „ Tne en tire Stephens family, includtng par ents and children, perished. Rail road schedules In north Texas are badly crippled aa a result of recent storms. JHMESTOWN EXPOSITION Rates from Walterboro, S. Q. f as follows: Season Ticket $22.15 sold doily April 19th to November 30th. 00 day ticket $18.80 sold daily April 19th to November 30th. 15 diy ticket $16.15 sold daily April 19th to November 30th. Coach excursion $10.90 sold eoen Tuesday; limit 7 days En dorsed “Notgood in parlor or sleeping cars.” Through Pullman sleeping core, from Port Tampa and Jack- jonvilleTrla.. Atlanta and Augusta, Go. Wilmington, N. C., via ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD COMPANY Write for a beautiful illustrated folder containing mope, des criptive matter, list of hotels, etc., For reservations or any information, address .-•i WE MAKE CHARACTER ' The stationery a man uses gives character to his business. Whit is your character as shown by your letter heads and other stationery? If you are not satisfied with it, let us know. We can furnish you with the best in commercial job printing. It is as necessary for a farmer to use printed letter heads, etc., ' '' i - ^ _ ... ;, as for any other business man. # ‘ 1 Write us for samples and prices. SMALL ’ ACCOUNTS AS WELL AS large ones are welcome here—you need not * wait until your business his assumed great great proportions before opening an account. •DO SO TODAY- Tatter Cured. ▲ lady customer of ooru hud rafturwl with tetter for two or three yuan. It got •o bod on her hands that she could uot attend to her household duties. One box of rhemberlain’t Felvs cured her. Cbumbsrlein’s medicines give splen did Mtisfectinn in this community.— M H RODNEY & Co.. Almond, Ale. Chamberlain's medicines Are for by Dr. J. M. Klein. The beet road to the throne if by way of the croea The hardest work some people do is to complain about tbe talk* of to morrow. Do NotJNfgleet the Children. At this season of lbs year tbe first ou- nature) loseneee of n child's bowels should have Immediate attention Tbo best thing that can be given is Chamber- Iain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoew Remedy followed by castor oil as dir ected with each bottle of the remedy. For tale by John M Klein. Merry meet—merry part—Oermaix. When mufortuue sleep* let no one wake her.—Spanish. There ik nothin* nicer to have in the larder than a few cans of Argo Red Salmon. Jn*t the thing for unexpect ed company. The loaded shotgun know* onlythe unwritten law. For scratches barns, cats. Insect biw s end the man? little hurts common to every lemliy, DeWitt's Cerbolixsd Witch. Rssel Salve ts tbe beet leasedy. It >e soothing, eoolinar, dean end heeling. I ft- sn re you get DeWitt's. Sold by John II Klien. A ham in the smokehouse is worth two on th» stage. I Stylish Millinery I ‘ .■zrr If there is any little detail in your dress that you would like to have our opinion on, or any point in the styles we can explain to you, nothing would give us more pleasure. ^ We desire to sene our friends and patrons 5 <3 C4- Remember we handle only the best values for the price and our business is to keep up with the latest and best in our line. Give us a call and be convinced, as others have done. MRS. W. A. BLACK I Our patrons regardless of the ^amount of business done, receive every courtesy in all matters of business intrusted to us, and there is nothing in safe banking you will need which we cannot piLilfPfti." Tt will pay you to be a patron. Let us prove it to you. . ' -• ; ■ \ * ' Farmers and Merchants Bank vvwliwrbvrc, S. S. Capital and turplua 882