Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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101 —102 .i*# > Jr '*% - HAbn” v J | FANCY GOODS. IIBS AND GENTS PORN IS KINGS RT ^ Tkaradsj •>- I la the II. It Mm The Flesh Maker TON MEN AND SCKAWNY WCMEN CAN GAIN A POONDOf.GOOD 4 .^ Sorpns^ Barpn s;u KING StftEET CHARLESTON. & C AND WALTERBORO BRANCH WALTEBBORO; - • • . gOUTH CiUMHjOX Let si save you money on your Boy’s wash clothing. We can do it. We will sell you better suits for less money than you can buy anywhere else in Walierboro —that is, on saving, and the clothes will wear longer DOLLAR for DOLLAR, AT COST I. SOBEL. Manager Walterboro Branch WALTERBORO * * • §. O. WE BUY CHICKENS AND EGGS. the rswU. feature of O picnic at ench «T slttge doinx nil iuate this featnre «ae y FLESH DAILY Money Back in Any Case Where Samose Fails to IncreRW the' The services jrere begun hr usual devotional eserriaea. ed by B. B. Easterling, alter C. .C. Crosby took testing and preaid* eaiag with a welcome add half of the chnrch. The Invited speakers failed t* or- ,hl * Preparation the Weight I Weigh yourself before commenc* John M. Klein Advisee*Thin Koike Good, healthy flesh cop only t* wee ttsmirrr gained by the use of the proper foot While thlnnese may not he a Hls- yet It Is In reality a condl- R lag to use Sai ilhrming food li the great flesh The wonderful sale since first ln- together with nstoral action of thn organs of-aaslmllntloa. Nine pet oat of ten in order ti* weigh if trod tired in Wstlerboro and the re- t j on needs attention. Under much as they ought and be perfesL ■wniarkahlc result following IU the nourishing pow«r of Samose ^ healthy, should une Ssmose, imm flesh forming fnatl aas ourself h*> but we had. hdwevef, three abts speeches by the fololwtMi. Dr. H. W. Black, of Waltirhsio ss introduced. He spoke tn bln m 7 . w... .. ^ Weigh yourself usual assuming manner and we hope • a. t < »eie\«r on e gre atuined. ! fore commencing to use these UttW yen we believe, he made a lag*- " f Siimose that he gives hisj remarhuhle flesh forming foot tablets. anB see how your weight hH ing Impression upon his hearers. personal guarantee tor refund the rtrf>ngt heus the synftetn generally creeses from week to week. Lars* Rev. B. K. Halford, of Walterboro ft Samose will*not mdke thin an j builds up the fleshy tissues so ho* for k®c. , people, fat and restore health and that good, natural plumpness re- strv-ngtU to those who use It. suits. . ...» This is a strong guarantee, but An ounce of flesh Is better than a pound of theory. Samose does not Contain a'partlelG of starch or pepsin nor Is It nap nauseating preparation such as In was introduced ss the second er, and delivered in his usual Ips- l-ressive maimer sn address warn ing the P«*opie of the lack on the ^ f) <s ^ n M() iaa|J) . of h||t a pound of theory. John M. Klein usually r^commendsd to make i *.°* * n * n 5 prepare or t wh<> a few we,*‘ks ago lookt^d Ilk*- heileves that the best possible pow- pie fat. and which does .not bulM hour of death. .J walking skeletons become plump antjers of Samose is to have .It tried, up good healthy tissues. Samose In the end of the services C. C. 1 1 1 short ad- IIOE $3.50 Value for Only $1.50° Never before have vojiJjjh! the op portunity to buy 4—f)ur-4 bijrb jrraile papers for i^lie price -of one. Think of it, four papers for the price of one, with a dandy premium thrown in extra. This is positively the best clubbing offer that you have ever seen. The Pro^re^ive Farmer every VS * mans Magrttzine ..... Tiit* National limitvy Journal Tut* Frea.' ami Stamlanl o One Pjor :h “Ever bhai p Shear* 1 /' ^ ‘ 'j You May Have" Them Total • ' ; 0 ALL FOR $1.50 j ... - .. ' « The Pre-nessive Farmer ^ GazeUe oi kaici^ii, I., c. | Crosby also delivered a ! dress. ’ ° Tile com in it tee i*repure<l for thr i c (H-asion a background very suitable * for the speakers to s'aiid in front I «*f. The following words were print- well through the use of Samose he|by> his customers, and to Induce all* valuable flesh forming -pro pert ion , feels lit- cannot say too k much to in-, of them.,to use it. be offers to pay; tones up and strengthens the n|*» dmV people to try it. for the Samose in case it d*es not torn, heijv* the foocUthat^n eaten Bk This inarvelRus flesh forming foo. Is ass I tu I la ted its soon as it Is taken into (lie stomach, makes good rich give satisfaction. No stronger pniof Ik a-siniilated In a natural than this can be given of his faith in it. He has seen hundreds who | “<l in large leti.Ts As you are ndw so once wax I. us I am now. soon prepare [or death am’ Ly on Mil, It*. , r *' ........ —., ‘ (oilow me." This was very thoughtful on the; imm- part of i he commit tee. and was said to Le venf appropriate for si’t-h an occasion! At the ciOse oi' tiie exercises the asso< iaiion extt ndi-d to !>r. Black a life time irMitation t*» a'tefid the tuemurial at rtetiops and he prepar ed tt» nmke ,t ‘■n<«tih at »;ih meet' ing. *i”«e singing was • n;< y «h1 by .all.! ,Thf meeting ndjourt;t i about two’ o'i !i<ck to p. rtrke if the bountiful! bio*si tones up the weakened ays- were weak, thin and scrawny be- tsin. ami he I ps to a-tsitnilate the food come plump, robust ami strong, sole, makes the user plump and'ly through the use of Samose. Ten days treatment 50c. , > r and ahsoSufely restored hehlth to nS the organs. if >"*11 are not perfectly satisfiej with th$ .results of Samose. John M. Klein will return your monnf without any quibbling. p.:st furtu h<- '. i»y b-v 1;» he.mi j dvpus, .1 f. o s which t>e»if»i* -s t e.nm-t ?*•• t tire*! ■by lot d appln aliens, as they- car-: n r r- o h th« di -‘:is d ten ions of *•' «* • Tit >rt» t: .•lit., oie- W i> to rme deafnii^, ar.d tl:u . .-r rr.o<!j *. It-*.■■ jettu e,i by an irflame<1 t /’idilion in by con-j U le ttatttca) iof Jl; 1 <'r it is- - the >« c. The* rrogrt-^iv * Far’tu: is tniide in the South, by Southern tr.on, ami «lraN vyith Southern conuitioiis- the ctmliti t ** you are inter-. e.<tul in. ihe o of Tho Froyroyhie harrm r is to give to the 1 aimer? of the South a paper that will help them in every branch of work. It i- therr one conw' t>leie Southetn farm pai** r — the i'aiH-r made f*>r you. Regular price $U i». Thi- ofTer yrooil for n*--w subscri - y.ions only. , •? K I iim of 4u4 i Wiiet. th.j : ube is X ‘ .'<<.* ] .: .'e f tirabHy*? >*>L• p* r:'- m hv aria 'p,e-i t ii. ty ejoved. du-fnc s i? a;.» nniess th- ■ inf’ataa'i t.ov- t mi .ind [Uis’ tube r- :6 .V : :tru: .» *■> .idiUoa. In am ro? of .ten are <; .is. <1 by Cntarrh,’ v is m ihjfo; h i', a.i li.flar. .{ * lion ..f tin muc'-u^ siirfat- We will gjve Or - iiui ii-d *• lars for stay c.*s« of deafness <, t • by ci irrh thr.t cannot be cure i li.iUV ('aiarrh t’ure. S n.1 f r . cular*^ free * F. J. < URNV & CO . T ’ 1 Sold by Druraists. 75c. . Take Hails Family Pit s for siipatlon. ... V t)i;rn utv. ■ TNC NatjonaT Poultry Journal. Published in “Old Virginia.” the ban- oer poultry state, a recognized author- J ouna | ^ ity on poultry raising. There fs big” — — moneys in poultry, when modern methods are used. Give vour boys and Kiri* a chance to do something for themselves ^and they will be better boya and girls. One woman made $600.00 from her chickens last year. RBGULARJPRICE .60 A YEAR. Every Womans Magazine. ‘ One of the best woman’s and home publi cations of the whole country. Eyerv issue is chuck full of good things- The depart ment of fashions not only furnishes the latest styles, but suggests how best to make oVer your old dress for little ifkoney; shows you bow to dress your children cheaply and well. It has a department of cooking, a department for boya and girls, and each issue also con tains several short stories in addition to the feature aerial stories. “ REGULAR PRICE M CENTS. fin March V. A W:*i kf r hied su in* home lit Lodge in the fifty *jkomt year of bis age I r true V'eligfoi • of g.'ll i*»ll.*9^ oti wi< ^out as sound «y in He wa» born In ISaM, July isth. at, the old Walker homestead, near here where he had made hisr home until a year and a half ago he tthoved (o his place. Thus nil his' lift* had been spent tn Colleton Countv.. , , . . . , Of a large family of brothers , , U1 sisters he is survived by only otej brother, Mr. Joe Walker of 8moaks and two sisters, Mrs. W.* G. Mole of Gillsonville, and Miss Augusta Wal ker of Lodge. Feb. 11. 1900 be was marrKnl to Irene Hiott, daughter of |fr. Henry llfott of Walterboro. ,. . , ioua training so far from his home .*?S lyres i>.- Can * ri '.eya held ov«r bin ik ' ,, ' , ‘M^/ t i ft .4 ) oy > the terror of SUIn t« « her husband her* oWtr" and t he rn getuent b«« tn-- • >m- ^ 'F- and an only cilu :/phdo. Then came the fnsioT.s ruth!*’ loving saVionrf • Shpuhl not l less i*otii:u.'ui<I to seek a home, . ^ a CjfriHtlan ..father give his erring This I'oy grew up aith inhyritv v> here af. the byj n*** d expect. Q., a - **|ine upon line and precept uy- nmrltyLus. the chief of-which w«? sis lance from Min. Even flu* rt ^ self-will and distaste for books. j quest to . send the boy’s trunk This finding which might have his scanty wardrobe wnii , denied , l.*e« overcome by careful training him. and the poor waif was throwfl pudge ei love boy. nient. The father, absorbed In his feverish haste to make money let the boy grow up with saw . hands and negroes. Profanity, vulgarity, the use of to- baee*. snuff and cheap whiskey greeted thi* waif at all. times. He neglected, prayer and relig- This astonishing ofter will be kept Open only a time. Take advantage of it and send your order There are three of their children.; two boys. Henry and John, one girl.' Reba. the oldest Is ten, and tbe ; youngest six. He Is greatly misaed by his friends sad our hearts go out in' sympathy to the bereaved widow i and tbe little children. Hope bids us' look beyond life*; short day to a reunion in that* city EtercaL whose builder and maker Is God. ' . adrift on the gr»*iit ocean of life without a puddle or oar.”' The boy grew up amid wolds and cuffs-— mill no sympathy, no love, nor was even forebeurance shown him. The old. old story of Jesus and his lovts was unknowp to him. s This father held a high place in an evangelistic church. This boy Is a novice in religious matters, but on precept"? Hire a* lift ie 1 an)' tlidlu a IIUIc? A father Is wholly responsible Xor his son’s Iw-ing. And should he be Indifferent to bis frtte? Though I gS’O hU my goods to fi*ed the poor and P*>’ body to be burned and have not Id'tr l* P**' fitetb me nothing. If a man hath not the spirit of Christ he is none of bis. WANDERER. ~7-- Judge R. G. W. Bryan of Hende sonville was in town Saturday. — ——— Is th«rs saything la all tbD world that Is of.awra Importsoce to you! than good digestion? Pood must' be eatea to sustain !!?,♦ ard must be digested sad converted into blood— When tbe digestion falls tbe whole] bedy saffers. Chamberlain’s Tab- lejs are a ratioaal and reliable cure for IndigoetloB. They increase tbe floar of .bile, purify the blood, aad etreagthea „ the stomach, aad tone ap the whole digestive spparataa to Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights V '. V • Ir ^ * 10 Years Practical Experience We Sificil Your Business^Work Guaranteed—Prompt Attention to al ^ . Cnstomers-Repairing is one of imr Specialties. a * • , • * . Graves & Buchanan Easlsrimg Old Stand, Walterboro, Sooth Carolina * ’ v*