Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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KERRISON’S 80 and 82 Hasell Street Chariest- n, S. r . ,.v OUlUll We carry the largest and most complete variety of Dress Goods and Silks and all kinds of Dry Goods <|$,e here in ^reat quantity. Ours are the best values i > i > 1’. ! Colored I^roadcloths at t.oo, 1.50. 2.00 yd. Fine Dress^ Suitings, at 75c, i.o« Mixed Cheviots at 50c, 75c, i.oo, & 1.25 yd. Colored Voiles—Plainer laricy Habit Cloths all colors, 52 inch wide 75c yd Cream Suitings at 50c. 75c, i.o If You Carl’t Come Send Your Order, W e Guarantee Satisfaction & Pay freight On Cush Hi 1 o V 1.2 s vd 'S ft > a yard <>.00 «S> Over d s / Black Dress Goo We harulle the b^at brand of Hlack Goods only. Prestlevs Black all wool Voile at $1 "0, 1 15, 1 fD yd Prestleya Black Bilk Warp Henrietta $1 Oo, 1 25,1 . f »0 yd ^ * I'resllrys Black Suitings at ?Bc, $1 (X), 1 25, l 50, 2 HI, 3 00 yd Preatleys Black Brilliahtine at 5oc, 7‘»c, $1 00, 1 25 yd Preatleys Black Wool Crepe de Chine at $1 UO & 1 50 yd Prestlovs Black \/ool Challes at Ou a yd Black all wool Cheviots at 50,c* 75c, $1 0'*, 1 2D a yd Black all wool Panama at 75 $1 On, ) 25, 1 50 a yd If yon can’t come, mail your order. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 1 50, 75, 1 0 \ 1 25, l 50, Linen Tables Damask good .'ni nes at 50c, 75c $1 00. 12’*, to 2 50 a yard Linen Napkins and Doilies ex tra good qualities at per Doseu, $1 00, 1 25, 1 50, 2 00,2 60 up LA DIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR—The Muslin Underwear we handle is the product of the best factories in th- 75c to $sf.Oo' Chemise 50c to $3.00 Skirts $1 00 to l|d 00, Corset Covers 39c t>$.' 00, Drawers at 30j to $1 7i a pair wp ~ KEHRISONT3 kO * 82 Hasell St. Charleston, S. 0. most trequeat and annoj- Imr ooeditious that beset humeaity is Catarrh of the Bile Ducts. There are several little duets leading from the Liver and Gall Bladder that unite Into oi.e main or "Common Bile P® 01 ! which carrier the bile and other fluid into the intestines. When tbcic w fl Catarrhal conditioo of there dnets I he whole system is affected and all kinda of mean feelings are experienced. Ordinary liver pills and powdera fail to relieve this condition A* eminent physician a professor la a Columbus, Ohio Medical College, wrote the prescription from Fair Play There le In most tneu that instinct which is one of the best heritages j though they cauimt do what they from boyhood—this instinct for fair play and for giving everybody “a chance.” Happy is the man that eats on ly for hanger, gnd drinks only lor thirst, and lives by reason, wro™ , not by example, and provides for ibicpRydale’s Liver TahMs are made,' use and necessity, not for oeten- beneca. and they never fail to relieve tti* very tat ion and pomp, co CD UK) d condl* io®, For BiHou^ness and 1 « Torpid Liver they are witiioot aa eriuai. ^ It chi rrg piles provoke profanity, bat One doM convinces, at.d that dose i*, profanity won’t cure them. Doan’s free. Write Tor sample. Rydnle Hemedy ointment cures itching, bleeding or Co., Newport News, \ a. Guaranteed oy protruding piles sfter years of^aufTering. Even the p!evnt<>r !> >y hrs t j the Hoc e<M ti'.lu’.c to pievtui i...s i*. lag n>uiit* too coa. o »n. 'l '.m t.aid \v. annouc ■*-1 to the -yuest waiting at the door that ‘^lic uidu’t hear her until ■he bad ring t’ire«f tin.vs” i*vt» her match in the elevator boy desicribed by a writer in the New Vorl; Evening T’ost. ' „ “If nuy one «a!!s. Percy, while I r.^i out, tell him to wait. 1 siu»:l be right back.” Bald the woman to - the apart- meut bou’e elevator ! >y. There was no answer , ° “Diq^yoU henr mcV Why don't von answerV” asked the“ V6niau. Vi.! doesn’t benr, nc l then t says ‘What’*” At any drug store. ' lie preaches well who lives well | — French. Many n man wears a thinking, cap under his rilk lift. The nearer the intimacy the more cutliug’y do we f^el the un wort hinesa of tho B e we love; ami because you lovo one, and would die for that love tomorrow, you have not forgiven, and you will never forgive, that friends mis conduct. And herein tie* the • , magnanimous courage oi Li.ve, i lhai indures this knowlesre with-1 Con tipation cuuees" headache, j 0U ^ c ^ ftn K e - Hubert 1/^uis Phueca, dizzinegg, laugunr, heart pd- i e n »*«D« pitation. Drastic physics griiie, aicken, weakeu the bowels and *don , i cure. Doan’s Ueguleta act sently ahd cure- constipation. ‘25 cents. Ask your druggist. % •* Mnpt disfiguring skin eruption*. «crofuln. pluipiee.Sisuhcsv etc.iaf" dne to impure bloody Burdock Bloed . Vi'a .lieansing blood tonic. Mi'ke* j'ou clear < veil. c)cj»r-brcin«f.cle»r-«kmried. Neighborhood Favorite. Mrs*. E. D. Charles, of Harbor. Maine, speaking ol Electric Bilter*, sny>.: ••It is • a i»elghbi.rhood favori»e here with u».” It deserves to be i favorRe* everywhere. It give* quick relief in dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney deraiwemmt, mal- nnlritiou, nervoosness. wenkneBS and general debility. Its action on the t>! 'od, as C through purifier makes it especiallv usefni as a spring medicine. This grand alterative tonic is sold under irnarantee at John M Klein’s drag store. 50c. Werkino Him. “They certainiy a-e working that boy tot* hard at. college," mused the fond papa, as he thoughtfully signed up another chock tor his industrious son: Reliable Black Silks Warranted B’ack TatTetta Silks Extra \t: a. if! O '. 1 : 2 BO, and 2 25 vd Black Pent tie .-o e Silk.Extra good qualtic.- a yard Black Jap Silks perspiration proof 27 in wi !c at 5oc—3*j inch wide at 75o and ’fl 00 Colored silks Extra good qualities in Taffeta silks at at 75c, all colors and White—other kinds in ail of the new shades White Silks at lb, 50o, 75c, $1 0J, 1 35 a yd eLOTHING We are showing an excel-J 1 lent lino of Clothing in Mens Youths and Boys. Well se lected, lo\v priced and dura ble. Drop in and let us show yon through. C. D. 0. ADAMS T* , M flocks Towels, full aixc^ and Dam.:; k Towels in Hemstitched good quality per dozen $3 00 or fringe ! either white or colored 3 50, 4 00—Up to finer kind per doz f . .up to flner kinds coautrv; Oowns at All my Winter Millinery and In thy book, O Lord, are writ- top all that do what they can, would.—St Bernard. Ack Yourself tb« Question. Why not use , Ch;mberUio’e Pain R%lm when,you have rbenmatiam? We feel *ure that the remit will be prompt and satUtsctory. One application re- ‘ iieves the pain, and many have been per manently cured by It* use 25 and 50 cent sizes. For *a!o by John M Klein. If yon haven’t the time to exerrG* i regularly. Hoan’a Regiileta will pre-| vent oone)ti|iAti <n They Induce a mild 1 hea'thfa! action of the uowela ' ithour gnplnij. Aik you* druggist ! fer ihyui 2oc. % is from now on sold stncklyat Cost Watch My Jrtev- Purest Arab Horsea. The pureat breed of Arab horsea are the Kochlani. whose genealogy baa befen preserved for 2.000 years. They are said to be derived from King Solo mon’s stables. ' Suffering & Dollars Saved. E. ft. Loper, of Marllla. N. Y.. **! ama carpester and have ■evere cuts healed says: had many by Bncklen'a Arnica Salve. It baa saved me suffering and dollan. It is by far the best healing mlve I have ever tonnd. Heals barns, •ores, ulcers, fever tares, eczema and pUea.25c at John M Klein’s Druggist. She Deserves Some Reward. Hope certainly springs eternal la breast of the maiden of 12 sum* who continues to glance oVer her »r at the mirror on Halloween. thes itching sfciu. Henls cats or i without e rear Cures "pile*, ec- salt rheum, and itching. Doan’s it. Your droggiwt sella it. Stops earache in two pjinutes, tooth ache or pain of burn of scald in five minutes; hoaraenes* twelve hours—Dr •»'bema.-. Kclcciric Oil monarch over pain. A xirl can’t help lo 'kiri^ co quettish even at a man’s pictuiv in a newspaper. Never can tell when vou’ll marh a finger or suffer a tut, bruise, burn or scald. Be prepared. Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil insUuUy relieve the pai^—quickly cures the wound. The happinsss reaped today depends on th.it sown yesterday. Fim salve Cftiboliz»‘d acts like a p flee draws out inflrmarii u ard poi«ou. Antiseptic, healing. For chapped hand-, ipt, cuts, burns, Wi.eu we sav ‘‘Gnaranteed’’ we mean that you receive no betietit from from fhe use of Uylale’s Atomach r.bletsfor Indigestion <>f DysivpaU, go to our agent from whom yon purchased them and get v. ur money. Uuaran ee 1 by John .M KKiu ‘•Lit*le dabs of Powder Little daubs of Paint Of couiftc will make a pale face Look a* :f it ninl.” Hut a nr le Hytlale’s Tonic THken ihrioe a da , Makc* fh* 1 t ale cheek rosy In old Nature's way. It neais t ' • artificial A, : id ■ 1* ’hick ; ' thin, A * t Cu i l : ubl'ed •■‘f with n me For if- : .^r Hath ti.e .kiu bo thro.. . art/ yoor psi t !>tn Lass. The n'v at.ig* pink look* best, And P . irit, ’i T >nle never fails Wbe ■> .T »ve:t a te*t. for specials every week 1 I MRS. BLACK | a m n '- J^vspep^i* Tablet after each men! overcomes if*deestion^<ly»peps»a au»t otic r stoniache bis Two days’ trial ftee. Ask ..ur dealer. Waitcrbero Drag Co. 6] Save Mobey by Cough Remedy. b X Haying Chami^i kru’s ■ D . ' l ib Yon will pay jnst ns much for a bo tle , Tq • of Cha nberfa'.r.’H Coogti Remedy a* for | OlO- sny of the other medicine-, but you save money in buying it. lbs saving Is i» what yon get. not what yon pay. foe sare-ti* eure-you qualitv l* in ev«ry bf-t* i q> tie oi thL remedy, and yon get good re- -olts when yoa tike it. Nsglectetl colds Oj often develop Kiious coimitioni, arid 1 when yon buy a congh medicine yo 11 want to be sure you are getting one! that will cura your cold. Chamberlain’s | tr\ e You a I rust Buster? If a Woman Has Bralna. If a woman's got brains a man ia so astonished that he forgets to And out if she has good looks.—Dolores Bacon •Tn High Places.” Swiss newspaper: “Board and lodging required in a fine family by a German lady of the Middle Ages, etc, Costly City Government. It costs nearly as much to pay the salaries of the municipal servants of New York city as it docs to support the entire army of the United States. The salaries amouat close to $70,000,- 000 annually. Endoaoed By A Minister. Rev Porker Ho’mcs pastor of the Firs! M E Ghutch. South Hickory N. O. say*; ”1 have used Rydaie’s ■Stomace Tablets for indigestion and regard them as a perfect remedy for Ubfs nrew.se. I taRe pleasure in recom- menping them to all sufferers from in digestion. France haa about concluded tins time that Gen. Sheridan’s re, Ooimh Remedy always cures. Pne* •/.>: |r otarlj alxmt good Indians would up- land 50 cents a bottle. For ►ale by^Johu j Cm ply c<|ually well to Moors. Wearing shoes with thin solos and al lowing the soles of the feet to absorb the dampness and x>Id from the gronnd or pavement causes more coughs than any other one thing. It is better to pre vent the the cough, but if too late get a remdy that is safe. Rydaie’s Cougn Blizir is guaranteed under the Pare Food and Drag Law to contain neither Morphine, Chloroform, Opiom, nor any thing thing that could ipjare the satal!- eet child. John x Klein*. X M Klein. 6 Once Unon a Time. Choimoudely—Yon and your sister arc twins, are you not? Marjorl- banks—We were when we were child ren. .Now, however. sh*» is five years younger than 1—Cleveland Leader. Cheapest accident insurance—Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil. Stops the pain and heals the wound. Aii druggists sell it Destroyer of Selfishness. Hardships and sorrows are often times the fires which barn out the dress of eelflshness from human hearts. The Jumping Off Pises. M Coitsemptton had me in its grasp; and I had elntoai reached the jamping off place when I was advised to try Dr. Oleg’s New < t)ieoovery; end I want to say right now, it aevud mv Ufa. Im- pr^vemeat begair with the first bottle, ea^ after taking oua doeea botUee I wee a w*U •«* happy man again,” i George Moore, of Gr!nMs3an3,N. G. a remedy feu coughs and colds and ik* of wedk, sore lungs end for n pre- ting pncUmoais New DisdQvwv is free. HUMAN RACE AFFUCTEO WITHUUEB DISEASE Cooper Says internal Parasites Cause MuclyJ. Suffering Everywhere. The following rrmarkable sta"foment was rtConUy riir.de. by L. T. Cooper. It concerns the preparation which has been so widely discussed throughout the country during the past year, and has sold in such enormous quantities in leading cities: "It is now • well-known fact that wherever I have Introduced my New Discovery medicine, hundreds of peo ple have brought internal parasites, or tapeworms, to me. In many cases these people did not know the nature of the parasite, and 1 extremely nervous until the matter to them. Ia some cities so many have had this experience that ftka pabiia generally became clamed. "I take this opportunity of explain ing what these creatures are, and what 1 have learned about them In the pa#. “Tapeworms un much more com- than would turs Jo <*)Mhat chronic stomach known m *v caused hr warn eqnaequently ¥ explained •Tortrary.to general belief, the ap petite is not greatly increased—it only becomes irregular. There is a general feeling of faintness, however, and a gnawmg sensation in the pit of the stomach. “People afflicted with one of these parasites are nervous and depressed. Their chief sensation is one of lan guor, and they tire very easily. Lack of energy and ambition affect the body* end the mild becomes dull end sluff- gish. The memory becomes not a#o good, and the .eyesight le generally poorer. ‘The New Discovery, tn freeing stem- ach and bowels of all imparities, seems to be fatal to these great worms, sad, almost immediatsTy nTpafs tfrvwi from the system. I wish to assure anyone who has the experience jut related with my paeparatfam, that there ia no cause for alars^ in the matter, and that tt will as a vale mean a woody restoration to good health.’* The Cooper medicines ere a boon to storaacfcjafterav* We aeU them. —John m -O—0”-0-0*"0—C -"O-O—O - o Yo*. YOU’RK the nan \ o mean. Y. n’r • aiwnv * talk- ng ab u; fho Imrrn the trusts are doing. The COUlltt v » to tho JouniiUou bowwows, you gay, lieeuu^e of the un- curlied trusts. Rich grow ing richer, poor getting poorer. Used to bo that a poor mnn con Id go into business for himself in a modest way and make a good living. Now ho most become a clerk or a roustabout or a hddear- ricr for soma corpora tion—sonde combination that has grown to be a Goliath of bigness, that has' devoured the fat of the land and is still gonr- mnmlizing upon it, till there’s not a scrap of bone left for the under dog. That’s your lino of talk. You’re still handing it out, and you’re proud of it. - Well, now, let’s see: Arc YOU 0 a trust buster \OUR*; SELF? * Didn't we ?ee you stalk up to the pc:t<'fficc just now _ and itJflil a letter with tKe address of a city Alail Order Store on the envelope ? Hey ? Didn’t we ? * * Don’t you know that the Mail Order Store is a trust- one of the. raott dangerous in the crowd ? Don’t you know , that it is secretly tjnd silently and slyly closing the dobra of opportunity to the ytmng men in country towns and small cities like ours I Don ; i ^on know that the Mail Order Trust is collecting the patronage of town and country people by the,; mail route, thereby cutting down the patronage of the I smaller merchant, the local man who U trying to build up a t modest, independent, antitrust business? Hey! '' , ' Didn’t that ever occur to you ? N. XL (which means note well): Why don’t you at home ihs-tead of helping to build up a trust fh$t hurts; home place! y • * ; : . , 1 « ; , . ■•/ .■• ■ *; t : t s . .’m, ...7'* •: 'ri ) ^ v* . if) ’r V Xrif r- ; .-‘r \ ■ Vi- . •* •?»' ‘ • :V* A it Jiff til . - .V\ ; •••. '‘•jP'