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v*» - '• + ’ 1 _ _ ... • no. wm *■; ■> f 11.—Special: If k# had aoy • tha present I Sottth Caro* k» dictated the * » h OnroMna pa- t deep interest, l eocnrred whic •UOciaa knows I wenld say * ana earn, m ^or me at this » tote State ». of dnty coat. a third, ad thane three to eeedtltnte -Ite eafene wtth thin r-ITdina I that If either fhetiep refeeed to erpt 4he terms, I wonld ctre all thej commiaatoners ef election to the other faction. The resalt wm the flre| fair and honest election, aa was told" by every body with whom 1 talked, that had occnred among the white men la Charleston lines *7r. - “Prolific of Ring Rale." “The strip cf land which ifee between the Cooper and Ashley rivers, where they Joift, has been prolific in history making and ths people who Ilye there have many and for some reason which I will not attempt to define It has been very prolific of. wbnt is known in American polities as ‘ring rule.’ It opposed the di^enaary law with twheuency, yet one of Its oitlxens was the chief ‘boodler^ who helped destroy the dispensary system, sad another aggressive and cnntfng opponent pf the dispensary system was always encouraged bp the authorities of the city and has at Irst been rewarded by being made Ruffin, May ohtoa’ of up* the. at wan the ayn. r irn. and I • Democrats of torn to It dad mm to folat it adomoeratk sal r had It ahoaid i two eoaatiee la one, part htynw and m ' la Tl bean wi « McKay Hoase ry In the Cap- ' this teadeacy the people do aefty of being i each nthar. I| foreods an in- i tie field la the sella and i wonld follow ‘It bow prenaata a pitiable specta ele to the state of bitterness, strife mad interference among is people I two delegations are knocking at the door of the State Conven tion aaklag admission as repre- aentative# of Charleston county. I do not know scything about the merits of the cane, bat from nil I in the newspapers, and I have learned not to believe all I sed in the newapapara. there was absolute regard of jtke rales of fair ness and decency and the ‘old ring* politics camo to life in fall vigor, growing like a mushroom to that soil. The committee oa credentials at the State Oeaveatlion will have the maplensaat tank of doterminla which of tho contending factions in entitled to representation la* the State Coaventlon, and wKh that I have nothing to do. I am sare that they will decide Justly.” K. Footer Murray. Something new la aa experiment Mast, be proved to bo as emoerrey la the * fairly enpreae- vlll not tolerate eating and un reason Mexico a because those nown whnt it is low absolutely conduct of an t. There are our Democratic rhlch are Im- II see that they the convention 16th of May. Ae for all elec- be by ballot, ilao for tbe etv T'of other ce.n- * of death after and there should authorising thl itttee. by a any at tbe only pur- » bo to ventilate trhvel up „ and abnae seme can- ilng. This baa Ian ones and la pain, and there way to prevent The statement of n la not convincing proof of merit. But the endorsement of friends la. Now supposing yon had a bad back, A Lame. Weak or Aching one. Would you experim&it on It? Ton will read of mar>y so-called cures. Endorsed by strangers fromr .far away places. It’s different when the endorse ment comes from home. Easy to prove local testimony. Home endorsement is the proof that becks every box of Doan’s Kid ney Pllla. Rend this cnee: J. A. .Westerberg, Jeweler, Wash ington St., Walterboro, 8. C., says: “I have need Doer>'s Kidney Pllla with good results and cheerfully re commend them as » remedy of mer it. They have lived up to all the claims made for them in my matters ov- I bees busy with took place while The Flcken cam- us a death grap- I Ferguson arowd This nntagon- nr*i the purpose ration maclfluery int both sides gents to see the mbta I bad 1 to see fair play intending factions For sale by all dealers. Price It Foater-Mtlbnra Co.. Buffalo New York, sole agents for tho Dal TVB THIRD HOOKWORM by Dr. Dr. F. M. Roath, the specialist who is la charge of the bookworm campaign is Colleton county for the third week la most encouraging. Dr. Roath la very much pleeaed wit the reception he la having and he- Hved that much good will be ac- complfahed. At Am oaks lest Tuesday there was an immense crowd, some three hundred or more, but on account of the fact that the medicine save out, qr. Routh could treat only a small part of those preser.*. The others he hopes to see on ills ret nrp tripe. The time is K°ttir»g short now for this treatment glstratlon being ‘ Dr. Routh will leave on the *he as a the for and 1st I appointed mes- of June. It is very Important also tte. O’Neal rnd thr-t patients who have taken one kers of the city, ^isfrneiy should return for distinct elements second or third treatment , American, Ger- ! grerA many are not cured by Fhey were In *no first treatment, nd were very muc I «The following is a record ig all good citisen tbe week ending Saturday, May lit I performed the | Smotkn. 7* poaitiVe. IS negar sfaction of eve- tive, 14 doubtful jgMutfa, 104 positive. 10 nega- force honesty * dotfhtfal. I the ballots re-' Cottagevllle 64 positive I id, I said te those tive. 6 doubtful, the two Mdse: T Rpedemoalrille, 41 positive 6 Rve, T deehtfal. lit mitt to have a chat with the *. F. D. carriers of^ar county, sad aa ther* is nothlec of a secret aatare la onr orgaaixatlo», 1 have cheats the moat public means in ear eeanty to apeak to 'them, so you May decide that 1 do not mlad others seetag wbat is said to the R. F. D. boys. While others may not be so In terested in our organisation, yet al most sr^r one will aekaowledpa* it ia a good thing. But 1 hare to keep coatioally ksnunerlg at th Mtya, and keep it continually baler them, to keep them from forgetting where we are at. R. F. D- earrtara are usually a Hive set and If yeti do not hear frosn them, you may consider that they are yet alive- with special emphasis on the yet Organiaatioo is the order of the day, because observation and hie*' ..ory Justifies as in asserting that agy desired eed can be better reached by salted effort. One asaa alone, can oc4y do half aa much as two, sad two can only do half aa much ae four, etc. as the ammhor Jd Increased, the power la multi- piled. It He only* natural for each one to feel bis insignificance whom considered separately, ahd a feel- lag which so easily eaters our mind la that “my membership will net ach force to the erganisatloa; and we look at It Individ sally, am gives ns a wrong lap rben tf we would leek- It individually^ and that view gives ue a wrong Impression, when If we would look at it collectively, we wonld conceive of the power which such a greet feres an forty odd thousand carriers would krtay to beer apoa nay subject which re ceived our consideration. I The progress of nay la the aekievmeot of Re la advanced « cording to tho determ of its tenets. If .there desired end to he achieved, then our afflltlettoa la net seeled and oar efforts la this - dlreotloa are anaeceaaary. The time sad ia attempt at auch la futile. Rut we v are net as Minded as that. We are eoeviaoed that this la the day of "brgaaixrtore, combinatlona, n unions, confederations, congresses, con ference, etc.; each having a definite purpose and to strive for a speci fic result. v, All the greeter forces In our time * are organised sod sys tematised forces. It Is taught ua In nature, it is demonstrated to us In business, it is forced upon us r* government, its perfection Jt ranched In our Lord’s teaching. We create and organise onr armftrs to ead combine and distribute our or ganised navy' to protect our var- ouitf* interests. W# create and combine capital to control our grow lag commerce; we build ra’lroads, construct terminals, connect them with ship routes sad so from our organised and systematised char* nets, through whloh our eonrmerclaJ la oarrlod oa. Wo form labor a Moos, no aa to obtain Ua greatest productive capacity, we form oar farmorn anions and ,, *1- llraoea that wo asay combine our products and handle thorn with such system aa to obtain their reaT value. to tJl of these wo are convinc ed that best results are obtained through co-operation and organis ed efforts. Now, fellow carriers, you must all meet at Ruffla on May SOth, and enjoy your holiday' with ua in a big p!culc. Tho exercise* will begin immediately after the arrival and departure of tho.train from Welter- boro. Ail those Carriers from that direction can bo here on time and will be through tin time to return on the afternoon train. Those from up tbe road can come on the mornlr*g ’’Vestibule” a-nd return in like manner about 4:30 P. M. I> ? every body come. The program !o these exercises has not yet been con pleted, and wlH„be published later, aa some were Invited to apnk for us have not yet accepted. * Fraternally yours, f Paul K. Crosby. han’t VijiUiHi Bfto. Ill-“After foorteeu yean of MM-iog everything tnm female com* pfcteta, I am at last raatored to health. “1 —played ths best doctors aftd eve# went te the hospital for traat- mtr* and was ted the^waaaohelpfor while tak- k K. Ptak- ▼egetable md I hegaa U improve eSdl HauMmrtfl Iwwmodewea. M -Hra Htimr T —Ad—tt lenraeyeviBa, W. Y#-“I feel Rsw to write and Mg whet Lpdfc & HmUtem • VayteMt Quupeuud^ ihneas and at thuM faR an mtemuhio hardhr eudara hategenaur fast After teuag Lr«rZ PteUmm's 90ME80DT ELSgDDPOSirs ♦ * * tour EARN1NQR. WE •# K YOU TO DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY YOURSELF (■nsfan ’ JSM 1 4 ■ Vmktd Simt€§, Ctmmty mmd City D&ymit&y JJ 'Farmer/ and Merchant* Bank, ;i ALHRICE0, tCUlKCAIOUItA 1B - i fail in wprsaa myj Q.* above *d< of gratofei ?• Ye T to • la every feature of its banfciag activity, this iat&tution is thoroogWy coaservathre Safe* ty first, profit second is tiro rule we go by and tbe result is we get both safety and profit for ourselves and for our cus- \% if itl Ilf sf? “My ton was cured of s very bad case of cpikpay with Dr. Mtlea’ Nervine.* MRS. D. BARER, Cleveland, a “My little daughter who waa, afflicted wMi ftb Vkmf Damae v la npw entirely wdt after taUag Dr. Mile** Nervine only four MRS. C a BENNETT, Alma, Mich. Epilepsy, Fit% St Vitua’ Dance and Spawns art all nerv- oua diseases. ” They bay# been cored in so many instayicea with Dr. Miles’ Nervine that it is reasonable to conclude that it is almost aure to cure you. With nervous diseases of a severe type, persistent use has almost invariably resulted in a complete cure or lasting benefits, worth many thnea the cost of the rem edy. The beat evidence you can gat of 4ts merits is to wHtd to naed R. Get a kd. muF** ^ Hr tomera. AO W. C. MTKiCX. A, Th* Bank of Smoaks I SMQAKS, J. & WILLIAMS. W. H, YARN. Prifidenl. * Vke-Prest * a H. STRICKLAND. Amft Cashier DIRECTORS • H. N. FOLK. H. L. CROSBY. A. X YARN. H. M. WOOD. V W. H.IVARN. J. 8. WILLIAMS. 4 »• I * R. O. W. Rryee A Tbe eard ef R. 0. W. Bryan es a eaadidate for magistrate of Her* towaeklp appears alae- I# this issue. Mr. Bryan, aa la one of the kBdwu officers of tho eonnty has aarvod a number of torms thl# eapeelty. Hla friend* aura that he will be reelected. la feel Assistant Professor of Batomolog It weald surprise yon to know of thigrant gpod.thnt Is being done by Chamberlain’* Tablets. Darina Downey, of New berg Junction, N. B writes, “Ay wife has,been using Chamberlain’s Tablet*, finds tham very effectual and doing her lota of good.” If you have any trouble with your stomach or bowels give them a trial. For sa-le b* all deal ers. A Few Bargains "While they last we offer the fol lowing: Best Patent Flour, per bbl. $5.75 Bast Rib Side Bn-con, per lb. 'fl %c Rice at per *00 lie, $3.75 and up. Grist per sack $2.00 Just received a car of Garolina and Piedmont Buggies and a car of Stndebaker Wagons, one-end two mao. Bscoad hand Wagons nod Buggies from Iji.ao ap. J. L. LYONS if' ■ nm •. M ^ •, V* Spring Announcement — mm— ■ ■■mm n i i im m On* Oodug Lie i$ Greater Tkan Em aif Oh Price$ Sadki Thai Em. tin BUYS AN ALL-WOOL* UP-TO-DATE #|C flV Rx«b| SUIT EASILY WORTH |12j0 GETS YOU AN EXCELLENT It will be worth more to you data the fere you f*y to •viait our ettabliihment when you ere in the city. SPECIAL BARGAINS NR ROT Wfflfc A guaranteed fast-color ahirtfor 48c. If it fades, you get another one or your money back. A SIRICTLY GUARANTEES PAIR tf PANTS FWLtfC* NOTHING BUT BARGAINS. DON’T FAIL TO VISIT THE Handsome Green Corner of King and Morris Street* OSCAR LEVY CHARLESTON, S. C «' . * SOME GROCERY SPECIAL BEST I). S. BELLIES at 15 CENTS BEK l»OUND. r«SST D. 8. BITT8 AT 10 CENTS PER POUND. 4 CANS OF STAR LYE FOB 25 CENTS. GRITS HUDNCTS AT 35 CENTS PEtttPECK. 6 CAKES OF OCTAGON SOAP FOR 25 CENTS. OTHER GROCERIES AT LOWEST PRICES. CALL ON I: G. W. GLOVER Corern of E R. Avenue and Hampton Street, abd yon wHI MONEY. . b* ’an'