Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I <= ,?• - • ' g ** I After Thursday, June Phone your orders for IQE to ^ Walterboro bottling Works. I’rompt delivery guaranteed, and we will endeavor to keep a supply on hand at all times. ' Orders received for delivery on Sunday morning from 8:30 to 9:30, but not later Also Soda Waters delivered at wholesale p"ices in quantities of not less than 2 dozen. TRY OUR HOP ALE In Pint sizes. It possesses the taste and tonic eflect of beer without its intoxicating properties. Walterboro Bottling Works Phone No. 6x. ||. 6. CROSBY, Prop. ATTRACTIVE LUTE OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, SHOES AND. HATS, BLANKETS AND COM FORTS. 0 ** COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE GROCERIES. HVRNE'S STORE. Walterboro, « • South Carolina. r district to 1 sndWiibtta rtasL lOVatoj . MOMfct sotii r«wi rscsfss sijfsppro^ol row bitTcio. Wt ship ft h to any tsat ym* wuh. K you are then not perfectly mhefted or do not wish to hasp tha hteycle ship It bock to ae at oe» cxpeitec inA fm ~tJJ m* i* tmt * I Wa mmp wa ncycie amp n atca 10 na at oeo expense andyaei wtU nW h tmt mi cmi. MfiTMY NflfiCS lamiah the hicheet trad* bscTcle* it la poaaibla to aako O1 Wl e—tlw# y one amsll profit above actual factory coat. You save |s« manufacturer’s eunr» of tires from aura— unheard at JictSrt . r V oo< ■oaU proftt above actual factory coat. You o 1 lH ntiddluMO a proftca by bunne direct of us and have tha manufacturer >tau behind your Mcyclu. DO MOT ML Y a incycle or a pair of tires trom alofuei and laaru our fMf fine* until you receive our cauk scar and rtm wmfm tfiteia! *fm to rtti ncenta. Mnil Bf AITAIIUIFB w>Mn rou receive our baautiful catalora and . ^ study pur superb model* at the wnuUrfultp ff"' fint** me_can make you this yaar. We sell the hicheet trade bicycles for laaa money •bf* *™> r _‘5b« lactory. Wa are aatiafted e(iih ft oo paoftt above factory coat. . ,o "‘ 3 " , “ WO HAND MCTCLKS. Wa do not Maru M ek«Tran![S.*7roifl'ea .. eYwllL” Dwri^iv. K.t,. n list, in.; ■ voww on Ljirs- 1 troraptly at pri alarly handle aecond hand Wryclea. but hicaco retail (tores. Thus ere clear out tailed free. i£S HEDGETHORN PMRCTURE PROOF »i I SELF-HEALING TIIES^HBU 4 SAMPLE PAIR The rryu/jr ftltil firict of tketr tires it &.S0 fier pair, brt to rntmiue* me m ill aaf/raua temple pair fort* PO\eashwttkordrrf*JS). M MOtE TKOIILE FROM PIROTIIEt RA1LN, Tncka or tilnss will not 1st th* I •dr out. Sixty thousand jtaira void tact year. Ovur two hundred thousand paira now in use. BCWOmETIORt Made In all (Irca. ItieAvrty 1 •ad easy ridiut.very dut aide and linn) itrakle with • apecial Quality of ruBtier, which never become porvuaand which do*?* up small punctures will become* without allow* Hottew tha thlek rubhew trand **A” and puncture atrip* ••H” and “D," also rim atrip M !l < * to prevent rtm nutting. Thl* tire will outlnat any other •Wke-SOFT. aoUhSTtO and &ASY HI DIN CL f same day letter ia received. We ship C. O. D. on aervua ana which closes up small pi lac the air to es.aj'e. We have hunaicdaof letters from satia* ftad customers atatiiiK that their lire* have only been pumped 1 op onre or twice in a whole season. They weigh nomorcthaa aaordinary tire, the punctute re*' '’ .... by aeveral lavera of thin, tread. The regular price ol advert etnc purpout-e we are making a apecUff actc the rider of only ft So per pair. All otdera ahippt _ __ . ag»r«’vml. Y’ou do n<|t ftay a cent until you have examined and found them strictly aa repreae'nted. we will aliowa raah dlacount of a per cent (thereby making the price SAftA pw pair) if you ttlt.L. CASH WtTlI OKDKR and enclout thia adverttaerteat. You run no risk in fctf us an order as the tirua may be returned at OLK expense (f for aay reason they are atufaetory on examination. We are perfectly reliable and money sent to us ia aa aafe a* In a If you otder a pair of these tirca. you will find that they will ride easier, run faster, a any price. We , . _ t ua your order. i rep«arkabie tije offer. jr vnef Mfra nDJrV b «y *ny kind at any price until you arad for a pair of y " ■ m%m*9 Hedgethorn Puncture.Proof tire* on approval and trial at Oke tpecial Introductory prim qwo*ed above; or write for our big Tire and Sundry Catalogue which CWBCrtfcNHI (MM& CMiORMS Mil 4.1idl IctiMls of tirtM Ot About HaI f tH# umuaI OO ROT WATT ^ tod *^k IK * M ^? T TI1IN ^ or *lfTlNO a bicycle mfwd 0W# WwMem or a pair of tire* froaa aaySi* until you know the new aad wonderful oBerawa are taking. It oaly ooau a postal to kara ewryikutg. Write It NOW. ““ WOUQe " ,M 1L MEII CYCLE COMPMY, ^ CHICAGO, ILL ■amx. it yim otoer a pair oi these Urea, you will find that they will ride euaier, wmr better, last longer and look finer than any tire you have ever used or eeen at any know that yoo will b* so well pleased that wnen you want a bicycle you will give as < We want yoo to aeod ua a trial order at once, hence thia remarkable tire offer. Money Loaned \ On Real Estate. Long Time* Easy Payments. Reliable Representatives Wanted. IK JUUKSON UMN k TRUST COWJUIY Ft* Wortb, Tekns Mad Jicksen, Mississippi CLEMSON EXTENSION WORK AND ARTICLE X. HOUSE FLIES. Seldom is a second thought given to the common house fly. It has al ways been considered a nuisance, bjt recent studies have shown it to; *t>e very much more than a mere nui sance. The germs of intestinal and fl:th diseases are readily carried in large numbers from the excreta of patients' suffering from typhoid, dysentery and cholera direct to food attended for human consumption and even to the Angers and lips of a babe or sleeping person. Flies breed in filth and offal of any kind, preferring above all else the fresh droppings of horses and mules. Large numbers will develop in hu man excrement and in garbage bar rels, at places where dish water is thrown out and wherever animal or vegetable matter occurs. The adult flies are constantly pass ing back and forth from such ma terials, where they deposit their eggs, to other materials upon which they themselves feed. They prefer sweets, but are attracted by almost any kind of human food. Flies do not ordinarily travel to any great distance and if a little care is taken their numbers may be greatly reduced. Especially does the farmer have the chance of abat ing the pest so far as his own prem ises are concerned. The eggs laid by flies hatch in about a day into the familiar white moggota. After about five days spent feeding, if the food supply is unlimited, and a couple of days in a resting stage, the adult flies appear. It takes them slightly more than a week from fly to fly. If manure can be dispoeed of, hauled to either the field or a com poet heap some dist ance from the house every five or seven days, no flies will be able to develop. If it is not possible to thus dispose of the manure, it may be possible to provide a room, dark and thoroughly screened, into which the manure may bd put until it can be disposed of. Of all the substances used to kill or repel flies the one which has proven most satisfactory as ordinary air slaked lime. Lime is a first class deodorant. A free use of it around all stables, privies and garbage cans will cause those places to lose half of their disagreeable features, and they will cease to be attractions and breeding places for that menace to health—the common house fly. Prof. Geo. G. Ainsle. Ml FIT MEN FOR JURORS. One of our State exchanges com plained last week that good men were not drawn to serve on the juries in its county. If that was the case the trouble ought to be very easily located. The clerk of the court, the county auditor and the county treasurer are the jury commissioners. The law plainly says that only good men shall be drawn to serve on the juries. If unfit raen^are drawn to serve as jurors, the jury commissioners are responsible for it. Such things do not happen by acci dent. The law plainly says that the jury commissioners shall know the men drawn to serve on the juries—shall know that they are men of good moral character, men of intelligence, etc. The law says that if the com missioners do not know that a man drawn to serve as a juror is a fit man shall reject him. There is no way under the sun by which an unfit man can get on the jury except by the consent of the jury commissioners. Sc that if in any county there should be unfit men on the juries, the people should hold the jury com missioners responsible—that is, if they want good men as jurors.—An derson Daily Mail. Associate Prof, of Entomology and Zoology. IT PAYS TO FERTILIZE THE LEGUMES. While peas and other legumes will get nitrogen for us from the air, and will furnish the materials for increasing the humus in the soil, they draw heavily on the mineral mattersjn the soil, phosphorus and potassium, and hence must be sup plied with these if they are to do their part in the improvement of the soil. |(Years ago a man in Alabama wrote to me that what I had been writing about peas improving the land was all a humbug, for he had taken twelve crops in succession off a |i*ce of land, and the soil go so poor that it would not grow peas. There is no crop grown that can be taken annually off the land and nothing returned without impover ishing the soil, and the legume crops arc no exception. They consume phosphoric acid and potash largely, ami these they cannot get from the air, and if they are not supplied in fertilzers, the pea, or any other legume, will exhaust the supply of those in the soil. Hut where phosphoric acid, and, in most sections, some potash, are applied in a liberal manner, the legumes will enable us to dispense with the purchase of nitrogen, or a monia c in any form,—W. F. Massey, in Raleigh (N V C.) Progres sive Farmer and Gazette. MW TO KILL MIT GRASS. The only way 1 know to kill nut grass is not to 1st it show a leaf above ground. This means constant cleaning off, for it will be up next day, but if constantly prevented from making green leaves the roots will die. Nut grass spreads more from seed than from the roots, and being neglected late in the season, it fills the soil with seed, and nothing but constant vigilance will eradicate it. I have just made a garden here from a piece of land that is full of it, and I am going to do just what I advise; clean up every shoot every day. Nothing short of this will an swer. Geese penned on the spots will keep it down, it is said, but have never tried them.—W. F. Mas sey, in Raleigh (N. C.) Progressive Farmer and Gazette. .Pro/f«sionaZ Jfotim. H. V. BUCK SB, « DENTAL SURGEON I have ce<g>en«d wry dental office, and have associated with me DR. JOHN H. BAKER. All work given prompt attention. Office next Terry & Shaffer’s Store. Office Hours: 8.80 am to 2 p. m. 8 to 6 p. m. ’Ppone No. 67a. Walter boro, S C If you have intelligence enough to manage two horses profitably, then you tie up half your power, you throw away half your intelligence, you kill half your profits, when yon use only one horse. When you can use two hands profitably, what would you think of tying one hand by your side and using only one? And yet, the econom ic effiect is almost themme, if you can use two bones profitably and are content to urn oniyooe.-RaMgk! <N. C) Gazette. ja*: a ptCKiFor, jno. a. fedrifot PKDRIFOY BROTHERS. ittorneys and Counsellors at Law. All Buiineu given Prompt Attention. OVER THE PRESS ANO STANDARD. ITALTEHBOKOa - - - 8. C. No Man is Stronger Than His Stomach A ttro«| man is ttronf all over. No man can he struaf who ia sufferial from weak stomach with ita consequent indifeation, or from tome other diaeaaa of the stomach and ita aaaociated organa, winch im pairs digestion and nutrition. For when the atomach ia weak or diseased there ia a loat of tha nutritioa contained in food, which ia the aource of all physical strength. When n man “doesn’t fad juat right," when be doesn’t sleep well, has aa uncomfortable C 4 feeling ia the atomach after eating, is languid L nervous, irritable and despond ent, he ia losing tha nntritioa needed to make strength. c &mcS w jMit nAnn/rf moo Dr. Pierce’ a GoHem Metical Dlocarery. it cmrem tloeaoeo of two etomacO mmt otMer oriama oi tlgaotlom amt mmtrttloa. it eartcMaa tha Hoot, imvtgorotoo tMe llrcr. strengthens the tltacyo, momrimhea tha nerren, amt mo GIVES HEALTH AND STRENGTH TO THE WHOLE HODT. Yoo can’t afford to accept a secret nostrum as a substitute tor thia non alcoholic medicine or known composition, not even though the urgent dealer may thereby make a little bigger profit. Ingredients printed on wrapper. ANNOUNCEMENT Having 20 Greenhouses and over 5 acres of land entirely devoted to Cut Flowers, Plants and Shrubs, and employing the most experienced floral artists, we are equipped better than any florist in the State to furnish you with all kinds of Cut Flqwers, Bridal Bou quets or designs for funerals. We also sells Palms and Ferns and plants for the House, Garden or Cemetery. Our prices are the most reasonable to be found. Write, Telephone or Telegraph. Quick Shipment. The Carolina Floral Store 339 King Street, CHARLESTON, S. C * • | We Are On for the Next 60 Days To Close Out Our Stock of Sommer Goods etc., and prices will be cut to the bottom. Come and see and save money.' Just received a car of Wire Fencing, Nails, Fence Staples, Barbed Wire, etc. We can say unhesitatingly that we ** have the best fence on the market today for the least money. Come and let us show it to you and tell you where the superiority comes in. Deering Reaping Attachments and Cradles. Also Large Stock Fruit Jars Coming in. Leave your orders with us for Land Plaster. Yourt Faithfully YARN BROTHERS CO. MOSELLE, S. C. SMOAKS, S. C. The House That Gives More Goods for the Same Money; The Same Goods for Less Money. HO ARCUMENT OFFICE OF Di*. A. J. Anderson DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: ^ a p. m., b p m. OPPOSITE Farmers and Merchant* Bank. ’Phone lOOa. ^ ' WALTERBORO. 8. a km d. mm anc J Estate * Brokerage Insurance. LOANb NEGOTIATED House* 10 HsnU WALTERBORO, 8. G. THE WORLDS 6REATEST SEWING MACHINE .LIGHT RUNNING. *1 CE. DURANT CM EagYaaS LaadSwwvw. I will be in my dffice on Set- ordays and all other days when not at work in field. Office between Klieo*fi find Fannefi* tod Merchnnts' Bank Phone 378, Walterboro, & C We have, the BROWN SHOE CO.’S line 01 SHOES and there is none better. We carry a complete line of DRY GOODS. NOTIONS AND GROCERIES. also. We have demonstrated to you that we make price# right. When you are in need of anything, just come to see us for >ve have what you : want and at the price that will please 1 you. Our motto is courteous atten tion, close prices and fair treatment. We have just received a very large stock of Low Quarter Shoes for men, women and children, the latest styles—no old stock on hand. We have also juat received our Spring line of WHITE GOODS, and they are of the newest styles. COME AND SEE US. J. 1. V1TSE1X SUPPLY CO. mm rixmldtr la •laost invariably wd by rh—matiwa of fths mnsclst yields qaiokly to tha tern applies- i of Ohaaiboriaia's " ~ ' V Ifvou want elthtr* Vibrating Shuttle, Rotary tehulUnor* Single Thread \CSoin StUch^ * Searing Macbln* write to TH! BfW BMISKWIBG ■AGIUK CGMMIY Muir aewinc ■uchlMt at* 1 Quality, but thu Saw Mi Our Kuaraatr at MO by ami te sell recardie 1 is made to ve ExpressJJdhrered n.g.r’KS'or called for at every part oT tminat is sol oaky profl and effect- * . «... £^15,2.2? emmae. *>».. the city. Telephone 8b. Jh—bansia’s Qmgh Mm Is sold R C. A. SAUU, A6EXT. At Southern Expteas Co. Walterboro, S. C '.Vh l&'l i,