Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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‘ / I 7' T ; ‘4 • ' r H ^ * 4' ©en 4 iterest j« ki L T. Gjoper’s Work ‘Rme Young ftAnn k Muck In PuWic Brery of a Busy City. Our Aim tb« I r r- a Jaka M. KUia th« L*cml A«*at. IUc«ivM Maay Inqair** R*ffardia« Mr. Caspar •nd Hi* Maiicina*. Mnoehia anBooncetnrot U»t wtxk ia I am relieved of rbaomAlUm. mr UM «e badaac iml Uie looal agncy for > atomach daaa not boiber me aay, and I ta fnmoea Cooper Rtmadiee. Mr. John I bare a good appetite—c*a eat anyth l.. fc -* I want I am feeling better than l havr for yeera. I want to aay right brr*. thie is the greatest medicine I ever heard of Yoamh/naemy name, furl want others who nre troubled to th«* same way to be relieved as I hare been.” Another caller waa Ur.’ W. B. Stew ait. let* Weal Madison street, who said: "I have bad etomaoh trouble for year.., and aay one who la afflicted ia ibi> way knows, what an awful ..distressed feeling It oauaae. Many a time 1 have felt that 1 wonkl give moat aay price to be cored. It Waa by aoctden. that I heard of tirif asaa Ooper’s remedlee. I in mediately made up my nlnd to bey it treatment of him. I have been nelag a H it two weeks and (t la Unpoeatbie to bow muck good It hna donn ma. I altogether different; I have mere 1 bare bed for certainly doee tha whole aye* d weak cmioi- «ntlfa|y paeeed i: M Klein, hna been besieged with In^ui xIm regarding the oSlebnitad Mr, Coop- or and the work he le now doing m Chicago. Ze retpGi.se to the ezpreeeed de ire of many persona for more news recarding this remarkeable yocng man smd bin medicine, the following is taken f>o(a a recent issue of the Chicago Journal: Still more cnees are beard from, and the continued stream ef humanity pt ared into the Public Drug Cc., 15o Stale street, yestetday In search for the remarkable new discovery of medieiae. Thetifbaand for these ramadle* seams to grow larger each day. Tboceande of Ctiloagoaos who have suffered for years wt*h chronic stomach troabls, catarrh smd rbsemoHenn are beiag made happy •wry day by the use of th raaacdy sold by Mr. Oeoper An boar ot so spent at tl headqoarteca would oonviacp tba mosg akaptmM paman that this, now^^ wiaZ. most ring kind wards and thanks from lbs. bun drokwholmd altogether Ufa nod energy years. This I eMmalate aad iem. The tired fmlC xri&tsrti Mr. Oooaer said, la whatever. I SICK HEADACHE, caaae the feed to aei lab the hetfy, ghw hi DEVELOP FLESH and solid mnacle. EJegaatly sugar coated. Take No Substitute. ^ 5alke.uiUkie Nows. Mrs. Harriet .Jenuy, of itaruwell Co, is vititiug her sister. Mrs. L. C. iVtehlej, wito is sick. Miss Julia hahimann of Charles lot, who is leaching on John’s Island, stiit-noeil th# teachers 1 meeting in W»iiertx>ro Saturday. She spent bat* tsrdsy uight with Mrs. F. W. Stanley, who was her roommate at Winthrop. 0 hiiabagan of Walterboro made a business trip to ^alke hate hie Satur day evening. Kola. Snikehatchie, Oct HU*. sDsaklag to this simple Joh. at 368 to say: fer ssvnral _ of Mm tissa. I have triad ovsry- 1 ham over beard of ia theway loin# aad found practically an advised to'-try ICoopar’s I did so, ha i the raaalt bmidrads daring the mmaiadar of mj stay in this city e*U aad thaak me for what the medldae has done for thorn la eases of catarrh, stomach trouble rheumatism aad aervoasaeas, I am al ways glad to shake hands with persons who have been restored to good health. If there Is anything that we should ap- > life It is A wise mao has ho time ar^ue wiu. a prize fighter. It’s quite a come-ilowu for a wciUiau hater who fails m love. I ■ Williamson Plan. Bdtlo^Prem and Standard: Please bTIiit /kne sjace io yonr valuable ms toj give results of my one- of corn planted on the William- phut. The yield was 51 bushels / ami 3 pecks of corn and 6i *0 |>ound« offTouder. */ I think it one of the best plana foe the farmers to make cort- With , bmi wishes to Mr. Williamson and tM Press, I remain respectfully 2tov. 1, r.K)7. 4. J.UlERS. M<-Laiirin Noten. e IfcLaurin, Oct 21 —At 4 o’clock pi«. on October;20th Mr. Graddy Bf»bham led bu pretty and youth- fffl bride, Him Anna Sanders, to she alfar and were made as one by Hon. • o ft A. Cummings. Many friends aad relatives witnessed the cere mony. Best wishes to the happy yong couple. J, P. Pounds. Frank Bents and WHe Rents, of C. F. S. Bamberg, adtaded the Sandora Brabham mar- rate. - J. N. Jones, of Allendale, visited kir friends here on last Sunday. We weiomne Mrs. Allie Rhoad back to-Orom Swamp. This is her third ummttukvkn, Or. mi Un E. P. €«*« Un one sympathy In the torn of one of wAww*- „ i>- * Editor l^wdquiyM'.AlW. as^ spaoe to asenliao the death of onfof ow k0k^itriends. Ootaper 2Qth ,th# Death Aiffl ko kame of Mr. O. B, Tom prssiate la this her, good health ” "We shall sleep, but not forever, There will be a glorious dawa, Wa shall meet to pari—ne ne.ar On the resurrection morn.” Ai Fhiend. It is vary important and in fact iftis absolutely nscessary to health that we give rebel to the stomach promptly at the first signs of troubls—whioh are belching of gss, uauae* , sour stomach, headache, irritability and neryouanees These are warnings' that the stomach haa been mistreated; H ia doing too much work and it ia demanding help from you Take something once in HE NO BAR Everybody in South Carolina Is Eligible. Old people stooped with suffeeing, Middle tge, courageously fighting, Yomh protesting impatiently; Children, unable to explain; « All in misery from their kidneys Only a little backache first Conies when von catch a cold. 1 Or when you strain the back. Many complications follow. Urinary disorders, diabetes, Bright’s disease. Doan’s Kidney Pills cure backache. Cure every form of aidney ills. J.W. Powell, proprietor of a gene ral store and coal, wood and ice deal- Our pleasant business re lations with the people of Colleton county for many years, encourages us to appear in their county paper. It is our aim, all times, to sell the most reliable grades of Clothing, Hats and Fur nishings, and fully guar antee everything we sell. We will be pleased to have you call at our store, or send us your orders by mail. BENTSCBNER & VIS ANSI! S. E. Cor King & Hasell CHARLESTON, S. C. Come to WALERBORO once in a while; especitlly after meals; something > , , ... . D , , like KODOL For Dyspepsia and Indi-j er of W wverly, living at 2011 Bland- gvsticn.lt will enabler our stomach to, ing St., Celumbia, 8. C., sayr ”My do its work properly, hold by John M _ Klein . Uses of Cotton Seed Oil Nearly everybody these days knows the usefulness of cotton oil as an edi ble in place of olive oil, and as a cook ing fitt in place of laids and ccm- ponnds and as a high grade butter fat, bat few indeed know its value is A household remedy. . In a booklet recently sent oat by the Texas Seed Crashers* association the following ’’home remedied* are given, and an authority for each and every one of them. ’’Borns, scalds, cats and wonnds of all kinds are soothed and benefited, and rapid healing is indooed by bind ing with bandages soaked with cot ton oil. ‘The most painful earache is fire qaratly relieved by dropping ootfon •d in the ear, and if from cold or on tank Ike note is raw and sore, drop •oms warm oottoo oil into tbs no§- eou has been afflicted with kidney and urinary trouble from childhood, being unable to control the Secre tions especially when asleep Since oents Foster—Milbnrn Co, Buffalo New York, sole agents for the Unit, ed States. Remember the name—Doan’s —and take no other. and allow me the pleasure of showing yon my line of fall and holiday goods. Comparisons you’ve get to make to know that you are buyingfright, for this reason alone see our line first 1 don’t charge you one cent for look ing, but you will save money by looking well before you buy. Leaving the above with von, I am, YOURS TRULY, THE SUNSHINE STORE G. W. GLOVER, Prop. Opp. Jno. M. Klein’s Drug Store. Valuable Farm For Sale One valuable plantation on Ediato using Doan’s Kidney Pills he has, River, above Red Bank, Oonaina of entirley recovered.” ^ 521 acres, about 130 acres in cultivation. For sale by all dealers. Price 60 Balance well timbered with Pine and Cypress, Lands very fertile and the lo cation admirable. Parties wishing to boy this valuable farm can obtain all necea- aary information as to price and terms by applying to. M. P. Howell ATTORNEY AT LAW Walterboro, S. C. fawA .... Via Jaaa Wt** mmA « WW DOa- if ”Z ^ WK boidu, th. k«d b«k » mow Li A old when she M»7, V -• I I Cheroh, Mm thirty-six yean of bw member- ahip there 4 ber life waa so mild, bar so sweet till all will testify iaapiratioa to ber "Dolioate and siok babisa and lor. ger children are rapidly "irriabttl «nd fkttened by ftoqusat robbing with oottoo oil, aad * baby ao thin at birth at to be almost dsapoired of; rapidly take on flash and health wito no other treatment than fkoqoa oottoo oil ma—get gently adminii- wat aok for to— bare bor sfllicMoa m that their Master belike Bim we moat true Ohrithan fortitude her whole life tvea tRl death. Her will be folt kf auuiy, for to wot to love her. two child!— grand •obOdioa and I-eklUni, bsaidea ^a boat aad nlaHvea, and, white I be wed in sorrow, yet M is tbewjtt of Him Fill thingi well, aad as 1 white hereo^mrth, tka bliai of Heaven. ,<• : - . BEI ^S. J cmstm 1 iff 8a iK I tear pit kar and wk— tolnd A lot of men claim credit for being temperate when the truth is they are too infernally atiogy to spend any money. Stirling Silver Wedding Present* Swasteka Lucky Charm Hatpins, etc., at J. A. tiSTERBERG, jeweler. WALTKRBOBO, 8. 0. Fine repair work a Specialty. (Next to 0. D. May's Pal. table). "m\ ^3* rowing "For stiff joint*, either from cold, fotigue, or strain, or inotptent rheu- mattem, or for —a throat, a rubbing with oottoo oil offer* a qniok and ptesaat remedy aad, for bad, cold*, oougha or aora cheat, a few do— of oottoo oil will give relief; and Indued has even been recommended and found fffleotiv# in tobaroalote* troob- tea ; tk "Nearly every ooe would be •tod by taking two or three tab! •poDofol* of oottoo oil a day, for it te not only a food bat madioina It adds natrittoo without, diatr— or rspte- tioa, and is a gsotte and gratefel lobrioaot to the intestinsa - •If yon aretroabted with oooatipa- tioottbe iaioe of ooa nra^s and two tabtespooofate of oottoo oil taken jest before ratoring will itltevo aay* hot a ver/obstinate oaas, and at the same time famish baaltkfel natri- ttea.’’—Tbs State. * m Growing girls need care, advice and medicine,, especially on reaching the age of puberty. A mother’s tender care and words of edition will often accomplish wonders. As for medicine, a gentle, safe and reliable strengthening tonic is Wine of Cardui, It will prevent and relieve pain, regulate the functions, clear the complexion and strengthen the constitution. It is a valuable medicine for growing gids^ It has tided thousands over a criti&l period, and saved tyem from years of suffering. It can never do harm and is sure to do good. . A relief or cure for all female disorders in girls and women. At every druggist's In $1.00 bottles. Try it jf. '1 ^ - Reasonable Prices Do you know that I purchashed a large proportion of my tall good. SIX MONTHS ago and the balance ; I went direct to the Northern Markets and purchased and I am gyring my customers the benefit of these prices. Space will not allow me to enum irate prices on all of my stock, so I will only ask yo i to stop in, see them, and let us give you prices lace to face. Dress Goods This line consists principiUy of Broiddoth, Silkine Mohair, Brilliantine, Shark^cia, Cashmeres, and va rious other kinds in the lates; shades. Prices’' range rom ioc to $1.25 per yard. You should see them. Clothing Clothing If you don’t need a suit you had better not see this line—for it very tempting and the best and prettiest line I have ever had Pries: Mens Suits $5.00 to $16.30 per suit. , Youths Suits $4.50 to $9.00 per suit. Boys Suits $1.50 to $5.00 per suit. Mens Pants $1.00 per pair and up. Boys Pants 25c per pair and up. Tailor Made Clothing Remember, these suits are hand made to fit you; and the fit is guaranteed by/ me. I have over 400 samples for you to select from. I have satisfied and believe I can satisfy you, as I have had ten years ex perience in this work. * 1 ‘X . : * • -jr" Shoes Shoe} Shoes Mens Shoes, Ladies Shoes, Boys Shoes, Girls Shoes, Childrens Shoes, infact shoes for all, and they are the famous “BATTLtf AXE” and “WOLFE BRS.” too/ they need no comment ^ Hals And More Hats o a ^ . * * * V # I am overstocked on Men and Boys Hats and Caps so if you are hard to please—give me a call. Neckties - ' - - “ » ;* • to suit the most fastidious dr&sers. Ladies Cokrsand Ribbons material have many kinds and *5c per yard. Specialties o . » -• * than you cato buv the > 10 I* also m ribbons, prices 5c to Ladies side and back combs, Barrettes, Cuffs and Cellar buttons. Embroideries, Trunks, Suit v cases, Telescopes, Agateware, Mens Saddles and various other things, that we will take pleasure in showing you H. W. BLACK, JR. •tc. ° We handle the Tailor-Canady Buggies and ' the Russell Wagons. We have a good stock on hand if we can’t suit you will order you any kind* you want Prices and terms eight. WALTEBOtO UVE SIOCI & VEHICLE 10- H. W. BLACK, JR., Manager, . ' r-' I 1 \ \. l ; t<, \ ■ v,X tfJPKV , V.