Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i - I ’ r V;‘a ’ffe* V,v.:-*t- ♦: r • - Th»t tired ^tiff, os rested fra Ting •poti gactlBf *• ta th« aMnUag; to oMr m BOtMd to n o hotly ■m wt» loafca tko’ooongft to tot- fill tko mlk of offiao atoold ro- twHgft. TOo after CHiftC Hlai their moral aaffcort, ta the Mrlhroiaatia of htf avora doty k —» — — Bhoald damaM hla ramoral. Of all r^!T itho mea who ahoold etefeew. poli- Wt VNk Da*y oT Ilea, those to whom la committed the safoVcwasot of the law ahoold do so. Let him seek re-election it he may do to wlthoat notating ty trust, hot aot otherwise. The that narroas, irritable, oat of sorts zt*’, ,*•«-"»«*»«»«» u. d.j tku ukm ,..T^ _?.? 15^5“^ U 1 *i*i. ««0» Md It- .o^r.m^r^s»»i£SL2i . .IT- to »>o» .toll w. hod to to I hdf this problem. Oar *keee thlags if aot the officer* of effected . to theee shores the Uw and the courts f Who shall I i« £ TM (treagth to the stomooh. quench the lost indignities of the f enables that tmoortaat ocana to ?s*i: «»•«— «*»-«w%2rES «.z?s aS Ifale imiUtniJ^len the. nae "V 7 ***** to ah- more important, •▼an than say narhad from k_ it etaM Imao fa politic* in CoUetoa eour/.y t v- ^ m au T~r I, tk. Mlon^Mot. S^5aSiarSLI3l,*2J!r& __ _ tow. MI w» HTC mt Mtaatloa SJolkTS^STMir «a» .»« Mt to the material. ■•O a ngltaht eye on lawieasnees t ^tarai. asdmrtoaai -*— Tha this hg and Stasdard: it of law in our li ft problem of go «. It to ft problem ly domaods solation. 4. oar homes aad all a tor the. porbscat- whkh aad rich, to the Intellect- vmwwm \ wwgfte to left to the would ofthrort it of thoir own of oeoroo. Is hot true la a that itly It to a The tort not saforce to bo good laws because Wo • i i 1*** W 2 ■M m art 234 gfte StrM* aa4 S03 Charleston, LARGEST WHOLESALE 410IETAIL MAIL OKOH _ > * ' -or h* awtli J ■ml L> j, New Spring Tailor-Made Suits, New SiHci DressetpNew Linen Lawn-Lii Qnkbens WhitemkI Gdored . New Shoes, ^ew Dress Doods, Now Wash Gents' Furnishhus. New Boor Corerings, H xl as It to maalfeatod amtrag as? Can 1 rfra? 1 ?^ wUi ^sS*l oar officers treat the people to giro itir m u k them their moral sapport la a rigid , iZ^ , ,, ■ onforcaamat ef the law? Cra we Itiirfftu to bo aotofttod hy oth- rhoamatie potas colckor thaa mody known. Os to may good 4 • bottle. Try It for a weak. ToeW he eerprtoed to fled how gotokly Mm good offset will bo aotlood. * or motlres thaa the ooasideratioa of the fee whoa they staad before Jartoa to too-goaltOod dhamploaa of ]ustlea?. Will they brow heat wtt- aeen sad sacrifice jastieo to insir- hlflcant toehaieellties? Can Juris* he trusted to reader righteous Tec- dirt*? Shall wo think of the osort hop** u a temple of Jortlce or a refuge for the criminal? Khali it he r- den ot parasitic ianysm cr the place whore j settee holds her Impar tin! seals? Theee naeafions demand a fair eoaslderrtton at the hands of en*ry eftiaen of Colleton county. Shall we than consider them f 1. C. Lawson. Lodge, May S. afraid Hera Is morhl Insight and Hors to to do right and to podtttoas il April *?.—Special: Miss taws ara we Bams, ooe of the efficient - tasm teaehora ta too Lodge school loft Thucaday for Chorlsstoo whora *ho will spend a fsw 'ays with rela- ttrns aad frioada W. H. Htors, aeeompenied by Sift daughter, Lmrite, spent a few days at Bhrhardt this week. Mr. Htert returned Friday p. nt. Miss Loeile will rstarn homo Snaday p. m. She Is utslttag her sistev Mrs. B. B. BfaH-MS. Roe. J. C. Lawsot* filled his reg ular appolutmant r* Aahton aad at the aaditortmn Baaday, bat count of the faclomeat weather ‘here waa ro preaching at Garter's Fiord Sunday morning. Mias Roth Burns, accompanied by Mr. Hecker Cumminfi r.‘tended prerching at Ashton Sur-lay morn ing . Mr. Ottls Peter* vieited the hospitable home of Mr. H. A. Camming* Sunday erentog. It has been through the Inrestl- r^tiCO of the High school tethers, that our erhool row has neat around* and a flower yard and no doubt it will in the near future be a thing of beauty md a Joy forev er. They deserve much credit for this noble step toward beautifying the (rounds of the high school. Miss Sheba Good win of the Lit tle Swamp section has accepted a position wKh Mrs. 8. A. Smoak, of !hls place Merer*. W. M. Fox, 3. O. Riser, r~-1 P. M. Johns may be mentioned among those who attended the memorial at Rivors Bridge last L. A. H. of to to aervn kin never cut ho trust* patrf- do to only injury. From > bo delivered, win say that if aa r does his fnll du- »meat of law he iself unpopular, and the privilege to be it so. Who said he liar? Who said be ibould be re-elected” these things to the 'man who knows tword, and tbai Idoty? Who rarea to |Or who care* for re- doii't: he must sell Who but the most would have m price? No man |k re-election. H« a term to do ' his ist term r»<artllcss of pcpulsrity. He vacate bis manhood rroTfd may rr-elect of the offic*.rs of to this stan l- tr, after due con- for himself But again with empha- wa should be en- and that a this to fraught with the Statu and ao- fftrtors of impor- eaforonsent of ihHe sentiment aad ameer charged with eofareemeets. The 1a earnest A thousand toagnea could aot ex- prase the grattltudu of Mrs. J. B. One, of Joliet, III., for her woaderfu deliverance from a» awful fate. "Ty phoid pneumonia had left mi with a dreadful cough” she writes “Some times I had such awful coughing spells I thought I would die. _ could gut bo help from doctor's public sentiment on . treatment or other medicines, till I ,iro i*._toed Dr. King's New Discovery. But I owe my life to this wonderful turn edy for I scarcely eoagh at all now. Quick and safe, its the most relia ble of all throat and lung medicines Every bottle guaranteed. 50c and 11.0ft. Trial bottle free at Jno. M. Klein. in Join him In We ere imperiled tfoa shout it. The himself n go's! citl- takes care of his lend leaves the State |of self-seeking poli- n citizen as an ry. Indifference is luleeeence does not courage. What we good ettlaea shall to the front. I Jo sen who is go*d ■t the man Wl Mb Mi - A. Wiehmaa A Sob, keadgaarteru for fruit Jars. ms tf WOCR wm MY nra uumb mk it mim nresAiunw ' _L u iiiiiiin /' mm im A Delightful Occasion at Tire 8. O. C. I. Edgefield, May 2.—Special: One of the moet. enjoyable occasions of ^ the eeeson. ws* the anreisl baoiquet who ftlven by the Conch Music Club at e’thinc'sMd snd true |,n '* 8 ( " c * 1 on 1,, * t S* f «rday ev- U todltiSead of A *» r 27th * from 8 30 to 11 00 .Jft.m.nf nlfr reel o’clock. The decoration* wore old “i >®»*i p»rpi*. *'>i> p«»- » um., f T* "' ,<1 * h,< ' h “ » ,h. event feom Colleton cour*'y were: Miss Corrie Yarn, and Meesrs. Greer Hlojt, James Huggins and la the South Caroltot inter ool Isglats oratorical eeuteat at Roto Hill last Friday evening, Mr. H. A. Petrsa, of Newberry eollegde waa first honor. While wa do ftto know anything of hie delivery, which counts heavtty la tho firiMtos “ to ngtaa that eompoottleu ooatrta, wa hftsw< road toft gsatlsmsn'f sposc chanted for much in toto spseeh was an able arg good ettineas to bestir, la poHttcal eampalgue. To their to* »ef too feorful poUtteel evils ef too toy. ly toto Mr. Petrsa pointed ost that In too preeldsotlal eleetloa of Iftftft ooe third of our guallftod voters dM nut cast their ballots. This largo P*r- eentago, ho asserted, was sompitod largely of too heat mea of toe eouo- try. Ho declared that ooe may he a goad mea tart a peer citiaes. He eamsU-nens—the Industrious tae ls the respectable asaa ta easy etr- chanic, the laborious farmer, the scholar, the prosperous merchant, the professioWfJ man—ta short the moral, religious and cultured class es. those who form the very sinew r.>d substance cf the State. The speaker declared that the dislr/er- esied, honest and upright citisen is the most inactive and the- rarest found at the polls. The selfish r-nd corrupt citizen who has some personal end to subserve and esn be sought will never be absent from the polls on election days. We have heard men declare that polities r-ru ad rotten and corrupt that they do not care to have any thing to do with them. They are answered by Mr. Petrer-, who says: "Good men have no right to re-' frain from participation in polity affairs on the ground that there is corruption. In poUt’es. The obliga tion is thereby mrde the more Im perative agon them to come forward and redeem politics. Corruption can only begat corruption. Virtual alone can conquer vice. Potfttenl abuse* will never reform themselves. Good men mart do ft. Tho only thing that ear* sr*e tho nation ta tho present political crisis aad result ta per ms seat purity aad patriotism ta polities to the intelltgeet r-'d per sistent activity of stood men be hind tho ballot. There is no vic tory In rntrent. We can never con quer evilo by Ignoring them. We meet leave our teafe of ease be hind and enter the fight. The Na- mrsne did n**t laaugurv'e hie re demptive mlartou among the saints Of Heaven, hut among the wrrst people on to# plains of Palestine. Nor can the good gen of America Inseyrerate r movement for civic righteoeeiiem in the home *M church where there are no politi cal evils. ■They mart ro down to the primaries and polls and there face and fight the foe on enu*l terms, this battle good mea eoulsue It Ip Chafr indifference* And guvsramaat to due to right-minded man who bp- Rove ta righteous*** but let -un righteousness reign. PoUttenl cor ruption indicated not olooo too 'high-water mark of crime hut too water stark of fotolsut cl vie vtr No matter Mow rigarops mag ho spoken prstaet ngnlnrt it. If toot protest to not aesampnulsd hr tonally vigorous conduct sorrspttou uni contiaa# aad i&crenso. A paw* tart Of words ecu never equal o pro- fort of tho ballot. Criticism to all right But too man who mnko for it speak to no It to not too who stts by hto fireside evening paper sad gpod. clean Jg deeds not words. tranr Clil BUYS AN ALL-WOOL, UP taDATE U*W. SUIT EASILY WORTH ties,” who will sever do anything to sive as.” It to too nun who goeo oat into the actual battles of prac tical politics and there meets and greets and beats the foe of his home sad country.” Mr. Petrer- closed with this beau tiful peroration, which to in real ty a call for mei> *0 go forward to battlo: “There to s tide in the affairs of every nr*Ion which taken at the flood leode on to righteousness and peace. On such s full sea are we now afloat, rad our indifferent cit izens, the good men, alor-> can pi- > lot tho Ship of State esfiiy >o shore. At this crucial bcur A:a^r- icaa polittds are breckir; rp. Th» Irreaistfhl* pollticrl fere s r.re f t hurrying to a crisis. The clsrh cf coateftdtng armies will toon come. What wiH the issue M? Shall we sit supinely by while vicious voters fill the chairs of state with vicious ruler*?' . Shall we. "the heirs of all the ages In the foremost files of time.** wruder back to bog- be fore too anrteat dsepotn whom oer foreCrthors foreaookf Is patriotism dstol Hava we forgotteo our ■sered debt to part geaeratiore who freely spsot blood sod trees era that they aright hand down to as this prleeAeos privilege, a freeman’s vote All ahnma nod dtograc* to tho man who to too nupotriotie to use it. Oar Kr.tties mart uow he fought with tho ballot art with bayonets and ba lets. Tho soon try’s e lists call has coma. Tho cos flirt Is already on. The supreme hour for advar>-wment has struck. Tho fuilnsas of time has asms. Why stsad ye idle? For ward rttlssas, to tho firing line! This to no time to sit Idle in the market place. Answer yoar coun try's call. "Give ns men. Men who. whet* the tempest gath- $1250 GETS YOU AN EXC1 non ooo»oo ftOOOftOOft# "$» k wiH be worth more to you tta the fore you pay viiit our egtAbKfthment when you tre in the city. SPECIAL BARGAINS FBI NEXT WEEfr A guaranteed fast-color shirt for 48c. If it fades, yog get another one or your money hack. A SRRICTLY GUARANTEED PAIR IF PANTS FBI SIC* NOTHING BUT BARGAINS. DON’T FAIL TO VISIT THE Handsome Green Corner of King and Morris Street* i?ij • toy OSCAR LEVY i CHARLESTON, ft C Over. Id Grasp the standard qt their fr’hera In the thickset fight; Men wko strike for homes and altar (Let the. eow*j*d cringe and falter) 'T '‘ad M-K <1» rirtt ♦ 1^ lOT pub! r purl ▼ b , TV«tta mm *>rtea*K than* 1, makes t&r good gov- when s candidate, -on, become objeet- be assigned to prl- qeiet and dignified il partisanship pine# lr- the se- Only broad and in.. D-.Mr. » r puu. r ,.u r . — i True a* ITeth. tho- lorn and , lonely, reev-. hla coentry of |t. I«t-(rity . Tender^-** the brave are only; .*rd betrays It into tbs hend* ^. Men who tread whore salr.*. have eril tr-n. Penrw baa her traitor* | y* ss well a* wr-. Indifferer--** I. trreson. 'TThf blame of some rrf the pcliticsl erlls of the nre«»*>nf d*y i« placed upon these citizens He de clared: "*Pm» f-Mure of thes* rr'-d men *o exercise the electoraf office it» !*)« interest of good, 'cler.n goveimnieni i* in s ereat roeanire, if not * *oPv trod. Men for country, right and God ” Lloyd Brant. Contests and games were enjoy- _ ^ ^ ^ ed very much, ofter which^ delight-I ^ t)r political er- „„„ ful refreshment# were served. Re- ,j 9 j f ^ not (jj # ruming stream at nod government they sll departed, asenr-i^ pahlic spirit, but the *t*<u**ir flrrt consideration I®* other that they baji spent contented indifference, that 80 wo need an mo,f PlOMant everdng. J breeds disease In the body politics. elf- 1 America cri no more have a go*»d. ptod to all 1 Poor appetite to a sure sign of e’ean. efficient government with Now Is the time to get rid of your rheumatism. Ton can do it by applying Chamberlan's Liniment and massaging the parts freely at eech application. For sale by all deal er*. utterly aatagonto- Impaired digestion. A few dose* of oi>*-third of her cKlseao indifferent I td M govern meat. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver decency and efficiency thaa n man : ■at arising from Tabirts will strengthso your di- can have a good, stroag. healthy . we mm put dawn ggrttou aad improve your appetite, body with oae-thtig of its mem- j - - -4 ML SOkuethtag to m* curd tort the Fort MU1 Times, roesatly. eon- tains some euggartloas that seem to be worthy of pretty ftarious eon- slderatiou Jurt bow:. BdHor Fort Mill Times: It is awfully alee of you to apeak of am so kindly and t siDtorrty appre- etoto your gsaorous intent ions, hut too Ids* of my batagft can did ate for York gMtat’o seoatOrship is utterly out of tho jiusftttos. I should Ig nore the miner entirely, hut 1 am duo you some acknowledgment ou account of our porsonutl friendship. la too first place, 1 am a vary buajr man and could aot possibly neglect my busineas. Then, I dot>’t uvea know that I am a true South Carolina Democrat. If official cAese ridicule, slander, misrepresentation, dirty, contemptible, underhand work made-up lies, eycn on the day of election, constitute Democracy, I ^*>n’t even csre tq vote. It dla- fomta me, R seems too, that >outh Carolina Democracy to <le- geherating and that some other party with higher Ideals, wKh a higher sense of honor. Justice and frankness, might wake up the De- mocreoy of South Carolina. This primary Punch ar>.1 Judy show—candidates going around. "How is Mr* , y, Charley and the ba- hy,” when they don’t csre a clise except for your vote, and don’t kno* Mar)', Charley and the baby till r-'Xt eloe.tlon—is the esarnce of bypoerrey, in my opinion and 1 don’t care to vote for any . man that would lower himself in my esteem by asking me ,to vote for him. If he to worth voting for the pcoplf will know it. ai l know It without any unnecessary kyporracy. • J. T. Roddey. Rock Hill, April It. I. Kinsey, of Waltesboru, R. No, 4, wklto ptoerlag M hfn H ho found tort hto hittaa down la . *— * s tom** eao hetag a taiga agg a small tnwk. Mg; Ftassri fol lowed toaau ta whesu they ‘ over the foaee amd weak h bow Swamp. S* hags* to hu ahto ta toe Mar (rta* to Qpg hruto hs too opea so ho sa» whoa 3 with, him for aauig hla aora. « , * ri :i.| Whkh to a Wi Lome hack Is usually caused by fhaumatism of tho m nodes of too hock, for whtoh you will find noth- hotter than Chnmhsrlsia’s Un it. For sdie by all Someth tag new ta aa experiment. Must ho prousd to hft an ropto- soatod. Tho sUtomoat of a aumnfaeturer Is not convincing proof of asorit. But tho endortamont of frioada to, 1 Now snppooing you had a back, A Lgme,-Weak or Aching V ? rould you exporlmont on It? ou will read of mnoy so-called cures. Endorsed by strangers from far- kway places. It’s different when the endorse ment comes from home. Easy to prove local testimony. Home endorsement is the proof that becks evsry box of Doan’s Kid ney Fill#. / Read ibis case; «* J. A. Wester berg, jeweler, Wash ington 8t„ Walterboro, 8. C., says, "I have used Doao’s Kidney Pljri, with good result* and cheerfully Re commend them as a remedy of mtr- 0 It. They have lived np to all/the claims mads for thorn bt / 1 Far salo by all doslora. prio# If Footor-MUbnrn Co., Boffofo York, solo agaats fa* tog Vrt