Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I Simply the visible sign that baby's tiny bones are not forming rapidly enough. Lack of nourishment is the cause. 'Scoffs Emulsion nourishes baby's entire system. Stimulates and makes bene. Exactly what baby needs. DRUGGISTS < AND SIjK William J- Bryan. ‘Thou art the man, a voice did seem to say • That, knew our every walk in life, our every way, Thou hast seen the great and strug- ling mass. Thou hast seen our every condition, famine, feast or fast,' Thou hast seen laborer’s hut with occupants of need, Thou hast seen the shining millions held in hellish greed By corporations trust, who fought with power so great, To drive them to destruction, with / their own Ship of State. Thou hast seen the; miner, as he toils beneath the earth. Thou hast seen his every struggle, and want from birth. Thou hast seen his pale faced wife, in winter thinly clad, Thou hast seen his children, with faces pale and sad. Thou hast seen the factory wall towering so high, Thou hast seen the oppressed mil lions and heard their cry, Thou hast seen the owners living in mansions great All bought at the'"price of oppres sion, they ride on the Ship of State. Thou ha»t seen your neighbor’s daughters toiling from day to day, In factory, mill and store, and cotton held away. Thou bast seen her gray haired father bent with years of age, His careworn face reads of life, each wrinkle is a page. It tells of blasted hopes, battles fought, but never won And tells of a life of toil from early morn until setting sun. Oh! What blasted hopes in de clining years, what a fate, To realize it was his own, tut others rode in his Ship of State. Thou hast seen our battle ships as they sail o 5 er seas of blue, As they take away from our homes, our youth so noble and true, Lured by shining gold their homes of want forsake, With a sweetheart’s love to lose and a parent’s heart to break, Taint to them an immortal pic- fur** their beloved Ship ol State Gh! Bryan, thou true sen of America's free soil, We ask not to be spared from life’s strife and toil Not to be spared store, mill, fac tory, or c tton lield away, But only for what is just, and not human blond tor pay, Rob the trusts of inhumanity, check this ceaseless flow ot tears. Cheer the urev haired, smooth the wrinkles that speak of years. Give him hack his own, though in life it is late To realize his fancied dream, to ride on his own Ship of State. Lift op thy eyes Oh! Bryan, grasp thy offered power, Your t'me has come, this thy conquering hour! All the sons ef America hare felt the demon, Greed, Have seen his relent lass power, and a dying nation’s need. Thou hast thrown out the life Lne, we grasp it with a cheer, And bid farewell to o?ery trust, without a «iah or tear, And in thie coming springtime, we see in numters great, Satisfied Americans smiling their own Ship ot .Mate. Rut down our navy, to us it has i.o charm To expand beyond the shores, to molest or harm . We crave uot ti t j.utiian blood, or to sing a C"’ quciwig song. Conquest, liowove. urea*, can never shield i. wrong. Rush on, th**!! f.iiquerer, therel is no dete^ t, Thou hast battle 1 l'»nj; to win, but the vicory h complete, lu thee we ee»n.r*proudest hope, so true uu 1 _r< ;i! And restore a lime t.* out reached at tus, our oa i, Ship of Mrte.” v'. . Litipman. Megvetts. S. C. LOUIS COHEN AND COMPANY 232 Sc 234 Kina Street, Charleston, S. C. TK2 KSI3SE THAT GIVES TOD SATISFACTION: OR YOUR MONEY BACK The Largest Wholesale and Retail Mail Order House In The South We cut tine piece goods for merchants in any length at wholesale prices. Try us on an Order. Your nearest Mail Box places our store right next door to you. Princess Dresses and Jumper . Suits. Balance of our Indies white and colored Lawn and Lingeries Princess Dresses and jumper Suits. On sale at the following reductions— $4 oo Dresses reduced to 2 67 5.00 Dresses reduced to 3.37 7.50 Dresses reduced to 5.00 ic.oo Dresses reduced to 6.67 15.00 Dresses reduced to 10.00 18.00 Dresses reduced to 15.00 20.00 Dresses reduced to 13.37 30.00 Dresses reduced to 20.00 Ladies walking skirts ot Black and Navy Blue Panama, Fancy fixtures and Black Chiffon Taffeta silk—Re duced. 1.3 OFF FORMER PRICF. Wc carry a large assortment of Laates Lace Waists in Black, White, Cream and Lc r u, colors from $2.98 to 25.00 black fro*'* $6.50 to 25 00. Tailor Made Saits At Half Price Every one this seasons, styles and most wanted fabrics, in Prince Chap and Madame Butterly effects. $12.00 Suits reduced to 6.00. 15.0& Suits reduced to 7.50 20.00 Suits reduced to 10.00 25.0c Suits reduced to 12.00 30.00 Suits reduced to 15 00 40.00 Suits reduced to 20.00. LADIES WAISTS. Grouped in three special lots. LOT 1. Ladies White Lawn Waists, trimmed with Laces and em broideries, 1.25, 1.50 and 1.75 qualities Clearance, price 1.00 LOT 2 Ladies White Lawn and Lengirie Waists beautifully trimmed with Laces and embroideries 4.00 and 4.50 qualities. Clearance price 2.08. LOT 3. Ladies White Lawn, Lin gerie and Linen Waists, some Hand embroidered others trimmed with Laces and embroideries 6.00 to 10.00 qualities choice at 5.00. Mosquito Nets. Full sized Mosquito Nets Canopies Complete ready for Value 1.25 Special 93c. Extra large size Mosquito Nets and Canopies, Complete spec al 1.45 Dixie Frames and Nets complete for Wood or Iron Bed special 2.96 Full line of American and English Bobbinet 75c to 10.00 piece. PORCH BLINDS. Keep your Piazzas shady and cool, size 6 feet by 8 feet $ 1.00 Size 8 feet by 8 feet 1.25. Size 10 feet by 8 feet 1.50. Swing in one of our Hammocks— We have a full line in pretty colors, Pillow and full value, 1.00 to 10.00 each. SPECIAL. Ladies Chifton Taffeta Silk Jumper Suits, Solid Colors and stripes value 13.50, sale io.£>q. ATravtl’.Uk erience "I ma-*! t*-T vi a my *'\p*n**nce on ku Ertsf boanu < > K .t .N !! At traiu from Pemlleo'u »o Lt'*r.u, .f. Ore,” writes f'am A barber, ;»*»•: mi ova traveling ; man. ’ I was la n,- ».ifokin« depart ment with setm* • t -r iraveling men i w hen one o' them w* 0; cut into the roach hc«i can.*• b u is -iH said, "There is a woiuau tics uu o doth in the car.’ 1 at once (r t up ad weu! nut. found ... 1 j ■ 111 t Ti. her very 11 wtth cianm colic, her hands When the land is robbed of air * They cry open markets for pro- . ducts of our toil; It is a hellish preed to rob toil- lers of the soil. When will it ever end and what shall be their fate. . t a * II ... * aid arm* we.e dr».'u up «o you could the toil.rs that made a Mllp ! uot ttraU’h eti them, and with a death of State? s j like look on her tuce. Two or three i ladies wore wufKiujt a. h her and jiiv- We know that thou art mighty to ■ ,U!? be* t ' Tf ‘ nt t0 y>y “Qj 1 ... j * : J ! cate and itot mv h ute of chamberlain a do justice and toright. • Colic, Che ter a and I>ia r rhoea Keme.ly Every wrong that we have sutler-J (I never travel w.thou* it), ran to the e*d, and win for us our tuht, I wa ei tank, put » iioatle dcae of the And in tbv manliness and truth lL ‘ 5d,c,D ® ,u ,h * p a-*, poured aome - 1 „ • 1 1 water into it auu * Tie 1 1: with a pencil; we see a dawning day, | then i La(1 quitt a uu-* to get the ladio When oppression shall be no to let me give it to her. but I succeeded, more and trusts shall lose Icouid at once s-e me effect and I their swav. worked with ker. rubo Eg her bauds, As to thee we look for freedom, Rings Round Eyes T.10. The (Os peculiar to women, take different forma. Some ladies suffer, every month, from dark rings round their eyes, blotches on their akin and tired feeling. Others suffer agonies of pain, that words can hardly expresa Whatever the symptoms, remember there Is one medicine that vtl go beyond mare symptoms, and act on the cause of their troubfea the weakened womanly organa ^ t Wine of Cardui Mrs. M. C. Austin, of Memphis. Term., writes: "For five (5) years I suffered with every "symptom j of female disease, but after using the well-known Cardui Home Treatment, I was entirely weL" WfH« today Inf » fr— copy vf vaimaN* 64 nhwtrwd Booli far Wo—. If * ic*' A4vica, 6e*:r1b« your tympioms. statins as*, an* rapty *<U be Mat In | A44n- ,. La lies* AJvtaory Din*., WRITE US A tETTER »* And reply will l_ _ _ ^ - 7W OurtuMoga Mmikim Co., Outtanoofa, ' ami in twcDi> nmi'.is* i gave her deliverance wrong, /A struggling mass, oppressed, a starving, dying throng. To deliver us is all we ask, check this po*er, Stop our fate, And let us guide over seas of time, our own created 8hip of State. We know the voice in thunder tones spoke to us, sons of freedom, it cried, do The awaj with every trust, Wt s but thv groat mind's vibra tion, thy soui’s guiltless un- reatn Thy voic* to stop corporations’ down their every auotlmr do-*? Uy this tine we were, from every | nlmost iui.* Le Orn:id»*. wuere I was to leave the train I gave the bottle to the liU!*'.Aijd to be u-eiJ lu ca<*e another d<*se ahouiu be oeedcU ^ut by the time the train ran into I.eO ramie ehe was all right, ami I received me thank* ot every passeuser m the car ” For tale by Jno M Klein Love your neighbor, but don’t pull down the fence.— Danish. Mh A Sure eaongn Knocker. .1 C Goodwin, Reideville, N O, savi: ‘ Backieri'a Arnica Salve ia a snre »nonffh kn<.cker for ulcers. A bad one came on mv leg lagt tnmmer, bat that vt onderfnl »elre knocked it out in a few round*. Not even a scar remain ed ” Guaranteed for pilea, sores, bants etc. 25c at Jno M Klein’s drag store. tide, to stream. To brighten the laborer’s home, to drive away all need, i J’he man who courts templaticn To banish corporations that on , for the purpose of displaying his his life did feed, strength usually ends np by adver To lighten the miner’s load, tiling his weakness, that toiled from early until There ii* ti:'•!** * nr.h i-t thu »e* ‘i'*n of the country tii». »i. (•ti «* pul together, • u i . i. i**- »*' year* vms* to be inc<jra*> e. Fora srett maitv \* i'- <1-r ••r* D r nounced r a l* c i d:* i» fc e v 1 prt-er b d local rem***: • -, tiiu ty c-'iistantly fail ing to cure i.* Ue .tuietit, pM*- uouuced it i..cara »l . Science ’•••<• proven cater>a be i co?.8titorioukl disease r-'i’i! c‘U» Uu* tlonal treatn eu: lie !’r ttrrh Cure, manufact ureii :>y F * n*-iiey iV Co., Toledo, Orio, }* *b** <> i con*t’tU‘i<*nal core on the mh.ke*. .It i« uiier- nally in do-.e* rr.oti ! 1 >'rora ’o « tea- spoonful. li ac * tio. cii v on tti*. blO 'd and mucous aurbi ol *-0** -yalem. They offei on- huu*ired Ooharo tor ai v case It tt>u« to cuie. and teatiuiouuts. Address: FJ CUENE\ «& (.<>, To ledo, Ohio. - J Sold bv Drnifrfi.ts, 75c. Take tihU’a F»m.i> FiiU fer conslipa. tion. — ♦ ♦ • Now that Louisiana has shut down on the private tiask there’s nothLg left to »‘o but drink moequito lotion. Be-t Treatiient for a Burn If ' no other feus >o. (thamber’ain’a Sal *- nhouli b« kept in every boafteh-dd on Hcconut cf it* p'rnt value in the tr.vmen! of bnrna I ..t'nys tha phih aim instantly, a'd nn!*'** 'he injury i« i severe one. bon! i • tartii witlicu l-avinz a‘•car. Tbin sr 'vo i* also oi:- eijunle*! for cha''iM* I .* b , a<'re nipple, «*id diseases M f ibe n **. I’rice, 25 cents For sale bv .luo A. K ■ , Act well your ; art, there ail the honor li*" 5 - 1’ r »o. ?;iul for CUCUi-uS late And to give him back his own, his precious Ship of S’ate . Give back to that miner's palo faced, dying wife IJer dreams of childhood, her fanciful picture of life, And take from her children every E icture of want they see • homes of the famishing, in this laud we call free. Go within the factory walla, that tower heaven ward, so plaintive howl, check •training cry; of a future life of joy How to pet Strong. PJ Bely, of 1247 W Congress 8t, Chicago, tells of a way to become strong; He any*: "My mother, who ia old acd was very feeble, is deriving • much benefit from Electric Bitten, that I feel it’a my duty to tell thaw who need a tonic end ftreaftheaiof medi cine auxu it. In my mother's ceee a mark’d gel • in Hash has rssnltsd, la- aomaia has been overcoeae, and she is steadily growieg stoager." Elaotr ^ ^ Hvcr drag atom. Bitten quickly remedy etomeol end kideey compUiete. Bold gnarantee at Jno M Kletn’s dens Me. Truth is better than On the average, boy gold.—Irish. A salve goo l for anything where a salve can be med—ttnvi* Carbolued vSich llszei Salve- It cleanses tuormigblv. seepa the porev Span and h*-als quickly, it i* good tor anytbiag where a asive ia needed. It cools and aooihes and is especiallv good for piles. We sell and recamoieod it- Sold by Walterboro Drai; Co. People seldom improve when they have no model but themselves tt^ c°py alter.—Goldsmith. Nobody can say this hasn’t been as hot a summer as we used to have in the old days. tototeto A Pa)iog Investment. Mr John White, of 88 Highland Ave., Hon tton. Maine, says: “Hev* been troubled with e coogh every winter and •pring. Last winter I tried many ad* vertiaed remedies, bat the cough con tinued until I bought a 90c bottle of Or King's Mew IHseovery; before that was lowed* a few doses ones more * U *o«l tor Bi tuoines*. ‘‘I took tw.» of ( hauiberlainN Htonmnch and Liver I-.bl-t.* lant night, and I teel fifty per cent. b-'Mer thsu I have for wer-tts. sfivu -I .1 F restoDe of Allegan, Mich. ‘ T-*-y irs certaiu'v a fine article xor bilitn.»ues‘» ” For s*le by Juo 11 Klein Sh.u *!e free. • -m* • ■ ■ - — Tht* love of monoy may not be the toot of all evil; but it is the cause of most ini . .ntional mar riages . —• mm e ■ - P >r rrom;>i relief m cas-js of weak hack, bicsache. t.ifl • u »n ion of the bladder, urinary . ^ ^r*. kidnev troubles and rbeumitio nains, there is n> thing as^riol »** DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pill* i *u' e.Tect of the**e pills i# shown in a ve-y m le while. It (act, yon will f *el b -i •*'« uext morn* ing, aa they act p<o * >-ly. They ate antiseptic Be rare • • *et DeWitt’*. Wejsell and rwnm l*eui. Sold by Walterboro Drag t’ If yoa are a sufferer from that moat distreatiug attiicriop, pi!e«. sad have tried n»»uy remedies without being heuentre*l we c*n safely say that M mZtu Pile Hem**dy will bri' g reliet with the tir»t application. Bold by ^aiterboro Dmg Co. One year’s work of a brain may be mine*! tongue in a few seconds. man s bv his Wood’s Livar Vedicine in liquid form for malaria, chill* and fever, regulates tl*e liver, ktdoev* and bladder, bring* quick relief to biliouanes*. sick-Headache .•mstioatioa. Pleasant to take. The £1 00 bottle contains times the quan tity of the 50o *'/e Its tonic effects Mt at ouce. Sold bv Walterboro Drug Co. Every minister has his favorite hymn and every other man has his favorite her. ———• ■«ii'* - — Don’t be arnti i to give Chamberlain’s Cooijb Remedy to your children, it contains no opium or other harmful drag, p always cures For sa.e by Jno M Klieu. There’s nothing so good for a sore throat as Dr Thomas Eclectrio Oil Cure* it iu a few hours. Relieves any pain ia any part. Women talk constantly, hoping thereby to say sc me thing at some time that will realy make a hit. — To those aftl'Cted with kidney and Madder trouble, b&ckaohe, rhenmatism, finenlet for rhe Ki ln*vs bring relief in the first dose. Hundreds of people today testify to their remarkable healing and tonic properties: SO days’ trial •l.OO. They onrifr the blood. Bold by Walterboro Drug^-tJo. After a man’s goodnass reaches a certain point he begins to take an occasional day otf. Ringa Little Pills for biliousness, tick headache, muddy complexion They tone ths liver ; do not grip. They keep you well. 25c Sold by Walter* boro Drag Co Most couples danco their way into matrimony and limp thefr way through it. Bees Laxative Conga Hyrup always brings quick rtlief to coaghs. oolds, hoarseness, whooping conga and all bronchial and throat trouble. Mothers eesecially recomm-nd k for children, as it is pleamnr to take. It is gthtly laxa tive. Shoo'd bo in every home. Ooar- suteed. By Walterboro Drag Co. Talk about distinguished social organizations, where is one that compares with the Ananias Olub? Do not forget imu D« Witt's Little Early Rise's are the beet pills made. They ere pleasant little pll s that are easy to teas and are prompt aad gentle. We sell and recommend them. Bold by Walterboro Dmg Co. Praver is the and the lock of tl t <-f the day Liit.—Latin. a»t eongk, I aat now soavtasst King’s Mew Db»<tnr/ is tbs all oosgb and laag remedies. ** sir KIsU’s Trial hot- Rends crocked an'* ing skin disease*, relieved at nrce w> lizedfects like a p*. - ioflammstion. Pri**r Walterboro Drag C >. A woman’s idv’x :-f a thrilling passage in a no 1 ei :s with the hgroine reading e letter and corPng hair at t V ms tiqae. MaoZan Pile He atti. rd shieg and l fer piles *iM mil tf yen see F . -Z wi. mammy rebnednd tf by WaHsMtefs Drag Co A candidate for office oak > D California says lie is rooning on — i his '‘strong record. ” No doubt ■"-.-i from bosk-; jt nee dg fu(dilating. The aver- . ^UV’C.X j politician’s record does. ; | For s Sprained A axle may he cored is sow ay a ] K)a | 0Be 4g ll 4 the time neaelly requir ed by applying Chamberlatn’e Pain Balm freely, end giving it absolute reel. For sale by Jon M Klein. For a man to exert his powers in doing good so far as he ean is a most glorioM task.—Sophocles. .views reedy to Soothes, seal* Frugality is a fair fortune and habits of industry a good estate. —Franklin. ^ — ... Pleeulee for the Kidneys, SO days trial $100. Hundreds of people testify to tbs merit of ibis preparation ia (be relief kidney trouble, rheumatism, lumbago, b sc cache. Pinnules net directly on the kidneys, purify tbs blood and make yoa teel Ilka a saw person. They tone the system. Bold by Walterboro Dreg Co. ity the ery “bet well Man is a bundle of babita.—Palef. »>wmm»w vsaswwitemmwteawefcmww MfeMdiimtwwiNaMikfses^ ’Vhksn ’ K l 1 ■ ‘Sr