Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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B?NNt?TTSVrL.LE. S. C. DEMOCRAT P?BLIS1HHG CO., 'Hullerlitton Privet * ne year.*..$ 1.00 Six months..501 Three months. .80 PERSONAL G H Huckabeo spent Sunday in ^Red Sprihgs. J O Breeden left Monda.y morning for a business trip to Baltimore. Mrs Laura Mooro of Conway is visitin&at C B Crosland's. J L'Williams and family aro visit ing relatives at Tiramonsville. W Jamcsv<Wihgate of GOoYgetown was hero for a day or two last | week. Mrs J B Hirison was received into the Presbyterian church Sun day rhorhihg. Solicitor Walter H Wells of Florence spent Sunday with rela tives here. Mrs Minnie Rogers of Dillon is visiting'at tho libme of her uncle, W W P?to. Mrs Margaret Simms of Rich mond COunty, N C, is Visiting at -W,W Pate's. Mrs Tracy McCollum of Sumter ?2 Visiting at the homo of her father, ^r J L Jordan. H C Price spent Saturday and Suhday bore with his sister; Mrs W B Sanders. Misses Blanche Freeman and ICdna Duke' of Hamlet are visiting Mrs R L Fr??rhan. J M Howell and family wont to Chestorli?ld, last AVcok to visit re latives and friends. The Young Woman's Auxiliary society of the Baptist church will meet in the Sunday school room Lliis aftorn?on at live o'clock. Miss Jane McIntosh, who had been staying at J E Covington's, ? ^ rt?, linnie in "W?li?.??v??? TEN DA BEGINNIN LADIES' T LADIES' J ROUGH R TR.OUSE? This is this season the opporti /Prof Iff Cox of Green ville was hore Mrfst? weefein the* interest of Furrnan university. Fred Douglas went to Jackson springs Fr?d?y. His f?rhily wont several days before., Mrs Luther McIntyre of Ren nert, N C, is visiting at the homo of lier father? J A Carlisle. Mr and Mrs Charles" Miller of Laurens are visiting Mr Miller's parents, Mr and "Mrs P A Miller. Miss Helen Breedon lolt Friday to join her mother and sister at their summer homo' at Blowing Rock. Carl Crosland, ot tho United States census corps spent Sunday hore with his mother, Mrs Sarah Crosland. 1 Chas ? Breeden and wife loft last Wednesday in their automo bile to visit relatives at Morgan ton,'N C. The colored teachers institute is how' in session hero. Supt Cain of Darlington colored graded school is in charge. W S Mowry has bought from K D ?Moore the store lot which he owned in the bu rut block, and is building a nice store on it. Miss Myrtle Mooro returned Saturday night from Columbia whore she has been visiting her friend,1 Mrs Augbtry. Boyd Morris went to Gergctown Saturday on account of the serious illness pf his brother, Hubert, j who has typhoid * fever. G A1 Brown has been awarded ,the contract >t? build the McCall hotel, north of tho public square? ?and the building will begun at j once. Mrs B I Emanuel and daughter, Miss May, left Monday to spend some time ?at Saluda with Mrs Emanuel's daughter, Mrs C M Crawford. J C Townsend Esq, who is now practicing law in Columbia, came over tb the celebration at Cheraw on the 7th, and then spent a day or two with relatives in and near Bennettsvillo. W'.lKrt < ?rt..W...f,%^ nr^A I-,?., fl A G TODAY YO AN LOW SH01 \m CHILDRJ IDER, SUITS. IS. ANY OF ( the only chane i to buy first els inity. Take i Several coramup icationa ?ntl 7 ie \vs ter tidefe" have been crowded out tb?8 ' week? Arch Buckingham of Fayette ville is visiting at tlie home of his uncle, Jackson Decs. Miss Jenn Covington left yester day td'spend some time with her brother Laurin at Sumraorton. Mr and Mrs K D Mooro left Monday night to spend some time at Glenn Springs and Spartan burg. Last Friday Mrs Archie Mc Gregorof Maxton, passed through the city and spent tho day with Mrs J P Gibson. A J Matheson is erecting a nico building lot between tho o?d and the now Planters.bank buildings. Mr Matheson got this lot back from Warren Mooro in tho trade for the depot property. Tho meeting afc the Baptist church dosed last 'Thursday niedit, after ton days of earnest, forceful preaching i by Dr H A Bar/by of Greenwood. Considerable, inter est was shown in the meeting and j t(hor? were several additions to the church. Thc teachers institute is being held at thc school auditorium this week and will continue through next week. About a dozen teach ers had been enrolled yesterday. Thc institute is being - conducted by J B McKittrick, Miss Bessie Carmichael and Miss Kate Cars well. Tain will depart, in exactly 20 minutes if one of Dr Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets is taken. Pain anywhere, Rent ember I Pain always means congestion, blood pressure-- nothing else. Headache is blood pressure; toothache is blood pres sure on the sensitive'nerve.'- DrShoops Headache Tablets--also called Pink Pain Tablets-quickly and safely coax this blood pressure away from pain centers. Painful periods with women ^et instant relief. 20 tablets 25c. Sold by J.-T. Douglas. "Health Coffee" is really the close Coffee lmitatiin ever yet produced.This lever Coffee Substitute was recently pro duced by Dr Shoop of Racine, Wis. Not a grain of real Coffee in it either. Dr Shoop',s Health Coffee ismade from pure, toasted grains with malt nuts etc. Really U CAN GET F ?S,MISSES' AN! ms WHITE BOYS' AND OUR THIN DR e thc trading pu is s merchandise a look at our tn TO HEtF EACH -Ot HER. - \ >').' \ ?"" 1 -I Revs. Jones and McLeod to Preach J Alternate * Sunday? ?\t1 Other's , Church. ! Tho Presbyterian church has j gi ven its pastor, Dr Bunyan Mc- ^ Leod, a month's vacation. He and Mrs McLeod loft Monday ovcning to visit his sister at Auburndale, Mass., and other relatives at his j old home in Nova Scotia. ? Dr MeLeoad has received two invitations to supply Nova Scotia n churches during tho summer; one J to St James church at Halifax, the other to St Andrew's church at Picton. The pastor of St James t church has been elected professor * in Dalhousie university at Hali- 1 fax. 1 During Dr McLeod's absence, Kev C A Jones will preach alter- J nately at tho Baptist church and at | tho school auditorium for the Pres byterians. He will preach next Sunday morning and night at tho auditorium. On the fourth Sun day he will preach at the regular hours, morning and night, at tho J Baptist church, and at night the' ordinance of Baptism will be ad- 1 ministered to the new members, \ The tirst Sunday in August he will again preach at the Auditor iura; and so on, alternating each ' Sunday. ' After Dr McDe?d comos home, \ about the middle of August, Mr Jones expects to take a vacation. While he is away, Dr McLeod will preach on alternate Sundays at the auditorium and the Baptist church. THE GREAT /PASSION PLAY" st School Auditorium, July 20 adp --. ~.<i.*m- . Pas<en?jer Service Discontinueo. Tho. ? l?aSt Linc frolo-ht. train r?r? ROM OUR ST( D LADIES' OXF AND COLORE MEN'S SUITS, ESS GOODS Gi ?bl?c of Bennetts : at actuad factoi inks and hags. ncc between these places in the ?ldtile of the day. ? There are three cg?lnr imsongcr "tVains, i . how ever, ?each day^betwicen' Bennetts /Me and McGoll. , Tfoo come from VIcColl to ; Bennetts ville < early i.. he morning and one in the oven ng.. Ono goos from here to Mc coll in the morning and two in tho evening. The Coast Line has been; run ling extra freight trains between iennettsvillo and Gibson each day >f late on account cf the melon md cantaloupe industry at Gibson. Che shipmonts are made via Ben lottsvillc to the north. "I suffered habitually from constipa ion. Donn's Re^ulets relieved and itrengtheqed the.bowels, so that they nive hcen regular , ever.."- A I? Javis grocer, Sulphur Springs Tex. University of South Carolina Wide range of choice in Scientific, Literary, Graduate and Professional Courses lead ing to degrees of - Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science? Licentiate of Instruc tion, Bachelor of Laws, Maa? ter of Arts, Civil Engineer and Electrical Engineer. Well equipped Laboratories, Library of of over 40,000 vol umes. Expenses moderate- many students make their own ex penses. Next Session 104th begins September 23,1908. )KE AT ACT1 ORD m STRAP ,D PARASOL COATS AN! )ES IN THE S, ville and vicini .y cost. Take a Best quality at . Iii.' V ',. to ?jft) A GOOD REASON Bcnnci.svillc People Ctn Tefl You Why lt I? So. DoanV Kidney ^ilhs .cure the cause of disease, and that'is'why the cures are always lasting. This remedy strengthens and tones up the kidneys, -hidj>iujv them-to dt?Vc out of the body tim liquid poisons that cause backace, headache and distressing kidney iatjd urinary complaints, i' Benhettsyille people testify to permanent ch rcs. H J Godwin,1 Broad St., B?tt nettsvillo* S- G.; says: "Several months ago I strained myself while lifting and soon after T began to suffer from backache. If I ?toopod quickly or did any lifting? "sharp pains would dart through my back and loins and force me to cry out. At night I could not assume any position that was comfortable arid therefore could not rest weih I. was botheredduring tho night hythe too frequent action of the. kidney secretions which I also noticed contained - a heavy sediment. The uso of one box of Doan's Kidnoy Fills, procured from J T Douglas dVug store cured me of these annoy ances and I have not been bothor ed in any way since. I ch}., not hesitate to: . recommend such a valuable remedy." For sale by all dealers. Price' BO cents. ^ostcr-Milburn^o., Buffalo New York, solo agents for w\o United States. -Remember the name- Doan's ?" and take no other. THE GREAT ''PASSION PLAY" ?vt School Auditorium, July 20 ad The Remedy That Does. "Dr King's New Discovery is the rem edy that does tile healing others pro nifsehut fail to perioriiu,'y says'Mrs E R Pierson, of Auburn C?ntre, Pa.' It is curing me of throat and Ipng.trouble of tong stanUlngj that other treatments re lieved onlv temporarily. NewDiscovery is doing nie SQ much good that I feel confident its continued use for a reason able leiurthof time. Will restore me to ,? ., i ri . . ail ..i ii 1 titi ti, -.i .. - , .told ti . o.i.'J.e? -e-? ...den DAL COST . SANDALS ?j S. BOYS' D EXTRA ? Iv Er? 'tl ty has had -, dvantage of best prices. Ul Bi