Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I ! f < T 3 % *■ ■ 7* r nX- ■ v EBSSE X 1 . 232 and 234 KING bTREET. CHARLESTON, S. C. v; «. ^ * < 0 * ' ' v The house that gives you “SATSIFACTION” or your money back. i y' ■ v -- ' .t» • <v ^ -. , • v a , * -J . ' —THE LARGEST WHOLESALE AN RETAIL DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE IN THE SOUTH— Orders From Mechants Filled With a Guarantee of Satifaction. NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCKS. a 0 -- • *c Our Stores are Filled to Overflowing xith the best of the Markets of the Worid A FACT ABOUT THE “BLUES’ What Is known as the **B ’» seldom occasioned by actual Importance of Laying Out a High- tog external conditions, but la tha way Properly. great majority of cases by a < cJ UVER. I AVOID -ALL STEEP GRADES. THIS IS A FACT w hich may be demonstra ted by trying a course of SILKS AND DRESS GOODS Fancy «-i!k ►uiiinc, beautiful colorings at 49c per >ard. , * ID inch changeable T-ffctta iilk at 50c per j ard. 3C Incb clangeablc $1. per yard. tafTetta silk at Box Bsy taffatu silks at 5Cc i rr yard. 27 Inch Ilsjah silk at 75c per yard B’aca’affata .Hk«. 36 Inches wide at 85. $1. $1 0 u l* to r« r vard. Ladies shirt waist suits in silk, lawn, llren >*nd lingere. Priced from |5 to $•"3 per joit. ' / RSSS GOODS Large assortment of all the n aud fancies Tom 18c to |L 50 pe r yard. plaids Yul! as^rtment of all the plaid and fancy weave., fr. ru 25c to .W per yard. Wc carry the largest a*sor»m ut of all the b s; makes of Mack goods for dress aud moruiug. Write for samples. « » •» Plaid Tsffe'ta silks in a large rtrge of colorings for waists anc iuits, 59, 59, 75, 1 00,1.89, 1 50 per yard. Ladles silk jumper suits, “the latest” priced trom $14 to |:>0. per suit. -*■ OUft READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS Are the most stylish to he found nny- Wb'TC. Ladies Nobby Eion Suits, made of Fancv Plaids and Mix ures. Pauamaa, Voiles, 111 ick and Colonu Taffe a SHks. Price of silk shits range from $18 to h<30, Worsted suits from |10 to j -0. The newest weaves aud colorings. Ladies princess sups, also new Made of Lingerie, lawn and silks. • Prices range from |lti to f 14 per suit. t 20 styles here to every one to be found in any other house In the south. yVheu ▼ou inteud buying a wai#t. be it madras, l «wn, Lint n or silk, rer,d us**>our meas ure, state what price you want to p?.v, and we’ll send you the prettiest and the Cheapest waist you ever'purchased. '.1 ■ >3 •a. 1 Straight Reads tho Right Kind to Havo, but In Hilly Countries Their Straight ness Should Be "Sacrificed to ObUin a Lovel Surfaos. All the Inptoruut roods In the 1’nited Stutt'K can in* and doubtyms will l»e luncadAUthuHl or othcrwiM* Improved in j the not distant future. This expecta tion ahouhl govern their prejout loc-a- thn and treatment everywhere.- Un less changes are made In the location •if the mads In many parts of the Unit- ; ed Suites It would be worse than folly ! to macadamize them. “Any costly' re surfacing of the existing roads wfll-- j fasten them where they are for gydera- tions.” says tieneral Stone. The chief dlliictilb' In the l nl»o«l jpdpfcs is not with the surface, hot wKli th^jdocp graib <. many i-f whMf are too long to w rtHlnced by cu>dug and filling on j tlie prc .nt lines,, hnd If this could Iks i dore It would <xst more In many cases | than relocatjitg then, says Motor News, yfjiny oi isiu roads were originally They control and regulate tbe LIVER. They bring hope and bouyancy to the mind. They bring health and elastic ity to the body. TAKE NO SUBSTITUTK^ A Loving Game. Not long a;p> a new Turkish hath e«- tablishment was organ Used,, and as Is the custilm the promoters went out to form a r»*cul;tr cllenWhl. The n' - eounts of what a Turkish hath wotlld ao-oai- plUh were most g’owdng. Among the men npp7T>at he«! was a German salooo- PL Hi; coaip'aint was obesity, aswa* shown by the fact that bo was below the average height and weighed 300 panuds. “Now. it Is like this.” explained the InM otit wltlumt any attention to geu- . . ^ ! end rotsvgnipJ'V, and lh most cases fol- m:.-seur when the German had be«i ‘ . . Inveighs! to take a look Into the hath- hor.se, “l vlll- guarantee to take off two pounds at each bath.” ••Vat!” exclaimed the kaiser’s former subject. “Two pounds mlt each tmtb! Ach. d<-t means von hundret !»aths and den no man.^Cein. I dink I take dea uoti^-Columbus IMspateh. * V « * ^ . / » . rC We make a specialty of Ladies Muslin Underwear. Boys and Girls Clothing. Gents Furnishigs, Carpets, Mat tings, Curtains and Upholstery Goods. ' ,' , . ' \ _ - a:1 - s» 1 . Agents For Dr. Jaegers Sanitary Underwear and Ladies Home Journal 'Patterns 10 and 15c. KILL .he couch AND CURE the LUNGS wtTH Dr. Ring’s New Discovery for ColSI 18 AMD ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES Rsecwcl o{, Orchards. Renewal of orchards tuny profitably be awompnnled by the gihlltlon o.' sta Me .manure, either yorked Into the sop beneath the extremities of the branches or allowed to remain upon the surface to be covered later with straw or other coarse material applied as a /multh. The combination of renewal and fer tilization vflll work i ii- <l ’* > rf * juvenation of many old orchards long con'id'Ti'd uuprolitaMe and valueless. II. Dalian. A. rofezsins.1 Sun-Francisco is going 1o try the experiment of g<>o l govermenu It must be pardoned if it" makes a lew t p t ; DHIKuV mistakes ut the outset.—Philadelphia ‘ inquirer. J)[otics: B#»d sick h« adachcs. hilier.snefs or con-»ipnion a r fc q ilckly refieved hv De- VVitt’s Listle Esrly Itiz-rs: Small pill, snre pill, safg pill—prompt and pleoeaat in %:tiun. Sold bv J no »l Klein. JNO. H. PEl’RIFoT PEDRIFOY BROTHERS. Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. All Euslaeis jlvsn Froinpt'Atttntisa.' OVER THL CRESS Af.D' STANCWRD. WALTEKHOitO. f*. <\ I lowisl the settlor s path fn>m cabin to -L-i.bin. tho pig trail, or.ran along the I mud ary lines of the farms regardless of grades or dlrts tlon. Most of them nvualn today where they were hs tlted years a?lb. and \\here untold laU r, ex- 1 p eise at tl eiiergj*>ftjt.\e l>oen waited In trying to haul over them and in en deavors to Improve their condition. The great error Is made .of continu ing to follow-these primitive paths with our public highways. The right course Is to call in an engineer and throw tlie road around tl»e end or along the side of st.*ep hills Instead of continually going over them or to pull th * road np on dry, solid ground in stead of splashing through the mud and water of the creek or swamp. Far more tT.se add money have been wast ed in trying to keep up a, single mile <>*• one of Ufhse “pig track" surveys than it would take t > build ard keep In repa r twoTuiles ofygood road. Anot'uer and p -rhaps greater error Is ‘ jnade by some persons in the west who continue to lay out their roads on “sec tion line*.” These sections are nl square, with sides nmnlug north, so\ilh, y G \ J* Qesy and His Letters. The late Senator M. S. Ou«.v of TVnm- aylvania k<*pt all the letters Ida eoastlt- tumts wrote to him asking for favora. He had stacks of them when bis last fight far the senate eftme along. Then he sorted 0«t the letters, eliminating those from people who were dead, and on the back of each letter wrote: Dear John or mil—Do you romemtoe wiir-n you wrote me this letter and do you remember that 1 did what was asked? I want your help now In my tight Tor tha senate. Can I havo It? The politicians In Pennsylvania aay those letters, mailed to the original •eaaara vltli Quay’s request on tho sacks of them, had ns much ns nhy one thing le do with Quay’s winning bis tight.—Saturday F—ulng Post. GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY* OB MONEY REFUNDED. John 31. Klein. In tfcfsc da vs of strict enforcement 3 W)'AN WITHOUT A STOMACH. | of regulations'Old Kol is liable to &0 Sev eral vears ago, anemine' t surgeon • & scotching. i Ileal I. ^ - - r . -., A w . .i *.* o, » .• ■ In Navr *• * » Q - ' .vs to vnrr* >Ut tla* •< followl: -. tv * :r » t.i * r-v- ervati t L > no.;j«-.- .-'.vJkU ' ‘ »)“, *•«*:!. ““1 r-.i- Olli} Ot thiS U*W W - !.,* F: . ' l.o .*.*u ti . ‘ i • :t.. if a. .n- ed at r;; ■•'f. I *: » :: »t f-«*i that iu this C«<*‘ 1 .:w off flrat ! 4 *.’’ The d: ,t letter *v;js .t’om a man law- re.- q:;J v.*;ts us follov. s: o Dear MUs IV.crk—Wc :.cree to the c<r'- pt-smisc as pDpo* J in your ta\'»r of this duty. Not because your clietu has a Just rtsat to such set 1 .’,-ment. but from th« laet that we do m-t c; re to open a con test with a woman lawyer. . To which this reply was seat: Gentlemen—I not© yours agreeing to a settlement, although 1 cannot congratu- late you on your gallantry In begging the question. Like tho original Adam, you aectn Inclined to bide behind a woman's petticoat. And tho following letter closed the correspondence: Dear Miss Blank—H you will turn to the early p:ig s of Genesis you will discover that Eve did not wear a petticoat. —Cleveland Plain Dealer. A rleanalne. cl»sn. cooling, soothing, healing household remedy is DeWbt’s Carbolized Witch H»zaI Salve. For bnrns, ents. scratches, braises. i"«ect bites and sore feet it is nneqatiled. Goo>l for rile*. Beware of imitations. | Get DeWitt’a. It is the l«*t. Sold by 1 Jno M Klein. removed the etttir<s stomach »»f a woman suffering from d an< «r. The jy»':<*ur survived the ofe'Rtion and lived several mouths. This woman had no ufte for Rydale’g Stomach Tablets. Rut every one whese sromach is dl-eas’d or derang ed docs and will find the^e l:\bletM a per fect reinedv, on matter whnt form of Indigestion or Dvsr»epsi t v afif**c'syou K\ dale’s Stomach Tablets give quick relief and etlect a permau a nt care of foe worst forms of sfomich riis^ra*. They are sold undor a gn irnniee Price 25 and 50 cent* a box. Large size on 1 - taios two xnd a half times the small size John M. Klein. The average sympathizer expects a man who hasn’t money enough to get sqrar > men's to be thankful he has a good appetite. The Charming Woman is not neceassrilv one of perfet form and features. Many a plain woman who could never serve as an artist’s mode 1 , pn«s«8Sf>g those rare qualities that alj the wo»!d admirea: neatness, clear eyea, clcnti smtoth skin and that aprlghilinetts of ste v and action that accomptny voo<l hedih A phvsica.ly weak xoman Is never sttmqtive, not even to herself Electric Bitters restore weak women, give strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin, beantifnl complexion. Guarantee*! at John M Klein Druggist 50c. I «. ■ A good saver is a Italian. good server. Summer, summer yon’D* a hum- i mer though you were u right late ] com i uc r. ’ * Thonsandv of p-onle ar*» daily enffer- Ing with kidney and bladder tronMer— daeg-roua ailment* ’ha* shcnhl Le checked promptly. DeWift’« Kidrev and Blarider Fills »rc the best temedv for backache, weak kidney*. infUmma- Sion of the bUdder'; Tbetr action Is prompt and •ore. A week’* t eatraent nem for 23c. Sold by Jno M Klein A woman with a sour disposition seldom has a sweetheart Bad Barn Quickly Healed. “I sm eo d'-litfhted with what Cham berlain’s ^alv* has done for me ' that I feel bound to'wruo aud tell von ao,” says Mrs Robert Myttou. 457 John St., Hamilton, Ontario, ".dy Il lle dau ghter had a had burn on h-r ki)e> 1 applied Chomheriain’s Salve and it nealed beautitolly.’’ This aalfe . allays the pain of a born almost instantly. It • for ash by Jno M Klein. Before you mount srirth.—Dutch. The Doctor. Awry from Hom r ' when 'Most Needed. * i People {Qe cP ‘u very mnch dtsap- pointe<! to lind 'hvt their fam'ly physic* itui is Hwayfrom home when they most need his services. „ Diseases like cramp colic aud cholera morbus require prompt treatment, and have In ma'*y instances proven tatal M-fore m«*dicme cooM !•« urocured or a physician sum.uouuJ. The right w .y is to keep at hand a bolt le of Uhamberlalu’* Holic. Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy. No phvsician can prescribe a better medicine for these disease*. By having it in the house yon escape mnch pain and suffering and all risk. Buy it now; it mayoave life, For sale by J uo M Klein. A Monster Rodent. The Brazilian capybara ' I 'ls a largts. stoutly built rodent. Imagine a rat weighing 2S0 poundo-with a huge jjjead, ^au ttpi*er lip a foot long and civic set eyes and one hja an Idea of the beast. He Is the largest of the rodent tribe and bs* harsh, coarse hair, r.nwe like bristles than fur. Thh hair Is nilxed Mack and yellow, of dlrgy appearance. In hl< native haunt. 1 * the capybara has a huge, fat stomach which 'almost drag-, on the ground. He Is a water luting animal and ezn dive no J stay tinder for eight or ten mlautci at a time. The Jaguar of Sonth America prey* ti|K>n the capybara. and the In- dlans kill hint f< r hla flesti. which 'When-smoked Is said to bo as delicious as a djentucky ham. although it has a certain musky flay or. The capybara makes a sdhff<t wtr v n alarr-wol some what between n'dog’s bark and a pig’s grant He was once called the hydro- chperus. or water bog, and lives on a vegetable diet. Estitf«, Broker >ge In* "mior ». LOANS NEGOTIATED". 9 Housfco to H«nt. Opi>o*i?e the Market. . WALTEKBORO, S. C. Hod I A Wonderfol Happening. Por Ryren. N Y. has wltnasmed on® ,nf thA' nirst remarkaMe eases of heslinc ever recorded Amos F King, of t tat litre *avs: “Bhcklen’s Arnica Rnlv'' car' d a so'e on mv leg with which I ha;1 suffered over 80 vears. T nm now j eighty live" Gn-ranteed' to core all ore*, by Jno Yl Klein Druggist 25c KLUVATlNtt SOAI> (tn.U'Kl.. ea-t and w.vd. A person willing cm. 1 ** the cultc.try in Ova ter Bav is petting all its cut for next winter. ooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o o i H- W. BLACK SR, l n • r HDENTAL SURGEONr n ^Office Hours: 8.30 anj to o p. rn. 3 to 6 p. rn. d "Walterbofo, H C 23 o n o n , - ^ ^ c> 00000000000000090 00000009 J. H. WALKER Attohi«et At Law Office Court Ilbus* SquAkx. WALTEURORO. 8. C. OFFICE OF Dp. A- J. Anders " > ’ DENtAL SURGEON Olifice Hours P n 9 a. m.. I p. m. .3 p. hi., 6 p. m. OPPOSITE Farmers and Meicdtom* Bank. WALTEKBORO. 8. 0. .Find th* Ancwjr. A certain young man took his best girl to the theater. Luring the evening she complained of not feeling well, and they left before the show was over, lie took her home, and when he said good night the girl was. pretty akk. Next day It tnrned out that she had diphtheria. Then the young man began to wonder if be was booked for a siege with the disease too. ile called ou a physician he knew to ask about It. The physician beard the yottng man’s Vacancies in tha SMie Scholarship* in tale. "Well,” said be at the conclusion UNITY LODGE NO. 55 A. F. M. ho’d* its regular communications 4th Fri day in etch month at 8 30 o'clock, p. m. All visitiug Brethren art cor dially invited to attend. J. A. WE8TERRERG. W. M. N. 0.1IORKALL, 8ect’.y. to uuy other than the<c directions must necessarily do so i in rectangular zigzags. H also iic«i‘s- ' sltafes very, often the crossing and re- i crossing of hills and valleys which ) might bo-nvohlc-d-if the roads liad Ijcett . can.stnwted ou sclcntiflc primlplea. j 1.1 tho prairie ;-J.ilc of Iowa.,for c.\- i am.,»le. where r»vf s arc u • worse than in many other states, there Is a great I er number *>f rouds having much hU*cp- cr grades than are found in the moun tainous republic of Switzerland. In Maryland the old stage •oat h road or turnpike, running from Washington to HaltinuM'e makes almost a “bee line.'’ regardless of hills or valleys, and the grades at plr.cc* are us steep as 10 or l‘J per cent where by making little de tours the road might have been made perfectly level or by running It up the hills least abruptly the grade "mlfUit have l»eea rcdiu-fsl t» 3 or 4 p#r cent, as Is done in the hilly regions of many parts of this and other countries. Straight roads are tho proper kind to have, but > hi hilly countries their straightness should always bd sacrl- flen^tq obtain a level surface, so ns to Ix-ttcr accommodate the jieople who use them. , Graceful and natural curves confonn- ing- to the lay of tin* land add beauty to the lawlsf-npe, beside* enhancing the value ut the property. Not only do lev el curved roads add beauty to the land scape and -make lands along them more valuable, but the hyrse Is able to utilize bis full strength over them. Furthermore, a horse can pull only four-lifths ns much on a grade of two feet iu 100 feet. This gradually lessens until with a grade of ten feet lu 11)0 feet lie can draw but one-fourth as much as ho can on a level road, r All roads should therefore wind arouhd hills or be out through Instead of rutmlug over them, and iu many cases the former ran be done without greatly increasing the distance. To Illustrate, If an apifle or pear be cut In half and one of the halves placed on a flat surface. It wlR be seen that the horizontal distance arouud from stem to blossom la no greater than the dis tance ores between the tame points. wood Take the Poslraascr’s Word for It. Mr F M Hamilton, postmaster at f’herrovale, Ind. keeps also n stock of general merchandise anti patent med- Icinea. He snv«: “Chamlterlain’s Unite i Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy i* stand- ! nrd here in ils line. It never fails to <»ive «atl*f*ctieti and we could hmHRy j&ffknLto be without it.” For sale by Jno M Kleiu. Even if a woman ioecl her tonffue bho still hi s a apea'<ing count ‘nance ECZEMA amlTlLE CUKE. ■ KUKE Knowing what it woe to eaf- f*>r T will give FREE OF CHARGE, to any * ulirted aspositive cure for leae- ms, Felt Rhenm, Erysipelas, Pilot mod Skin Diseases. Instant relief, uow** *t»ffer longer. Write F W WIlLo-aHSR, v <00 Mnnhettan Avenne, New York. Enclose Stamp. “The summer girl in at Imt hap py,” sayi the Baltimore American. She is always happjf. * ■ i * When the baby i* teething U is erne* and rest Its ; it becomes feverish, and 1n| uianv casta vomit* a great d?al and of-' tenfimea cannot even keep cool water on the s’omnch. All the delicate littla organ* of tlie stomach are affeeted.l bringit.g on colic and diarrhoea. Cos caaweet* fqr table* ami children make*« the «tomach right and allay* ioflamm* tion and prevent* IrmUMon. Gasra ftwe*t<Tn«ke« ♦*-'*»'• by happy and well. Sold by Jno M Klein. i Just about now Commander Peary might make his proposed north pok trip a popular excursion party. > Elliott's Eutulsilled OH Liniment. W the" best ru biting of it, “I think yonr chances to catch the disease depend on bow you said good night to the young lady.” The young man waa quiet a moment. Then be said: "Doctor, I'm much oblig ed. If that’s the case. I’m not in dan ger.’* The young man went oat A minute later be stuck his head in the door. "Bay, doe.” he said, “diphtheria don’t go very hard wttii strong, healthy young men, does itr-Donvsr Fast South Carolina Military Academy To be filled br competitive examina tion* exi*l la Colleton Ceunty, To-wit 1 Application blank* may be obtained by applying to Coantv Baoerlntendaet of Education or to 00L 0 8 G ADSDEN Cboiraaa Board of Visit or* Charleston 80. Tbess applications ca-efolly filled out C st bo iweived br the Chairman of trd of Visitor* 21ft July 1907. Alfalfa Moat. It U merely ground alfalfa bay. It Is recommended by the makers as a substitute for bran. There seems to be no reason wby It should be any more digestible than the bay from which it Is made. It may possibly be less digestible then average hay OU account of there being so great a temp tation to grind the poorer grades of bay. It forms a part of many of tha no called dairy aad stock feeds.—T. L Main. IKT* EarlyMser* n» owni fciii w^'M Try it "Ine halt bottle, cents. 4t>jn M Klein t*.. only Vi One thing about real modesty if the way it doesn’t (eel called upon u blush when there is uo occasion" Cm it « - _• Long Live The Kief! is the popular cry through'’t Farnpaar pantries; while in America, the cry rt he present day Is M Loa( hv* Dr King’ New Discovery, King of Throat am Lung Remedies I” of which Mrs Jail Ryder ru ne, Truro. Maas., says: "1 •ever fan* to glva immediate relief *n< o qninkty cure a ctmirtt Of ooid.” Mr ^aloe’s opinion is shared by a saejcrH’ f the inhabitant* of this country Me* Mscnvery cares week langs and sai broate after all other remidte* hav ailed; and for coughs and colds It’* be only ear* earn Gaftraateed by Jab* d Kleiu Druggist. 50c and * a e •