Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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" " " * 2'45 Full line of Ladies', Misses' and Children's Pf?l f TO 9^^B ViaSoES 2 25 44 44 44 44 44 ' 185 Wash Dresses in Ginghams and Percale, $1.00 j ' ft^lW . \ F j Wt? SPECIAL AT s Children's Shoes and Oxfords of Every Children's 50c Dresses ... 39c j \\ | Vw|% ^(^nH|IH| QC^ n^lF Conceivable Kind and Size at Greatly Redu ?d Boys'Blouse Waists, 50c value . 39c ? ml^L J W?W^^?? Yr Prices. Children's Rompers, 50c value . . 39c : ^gg^x) - 4 --M If yon haven't ?ead our Ad on pa&e 5, do it-as soon as ybUfitiisih ttiis one. Also ?d. oh l>ack page of this issue. I&al ^i?ri^y''' ^Bffl and learn how to get 25 lbs. of standard granulated Sugar for $1.00. :: :: :: = -^v-,v?? i ...Our Entire Stock Must Bfe u ^ ^_ ^ ^ ^ : _^ ^ '^'/ ' - ' ^ ^^^^^^^^ " -...-...?----^ __ :.. ., -.. ^ oooooooooooooooo o UNCLE DAVE'S LETTER, o D O O o o o O O opo o o o o o o o o " Dur country is- known throughout tlie world aa a Christian Nation, for tit? majority of our people are fol lowers ur professed followers of CnriL-t. If there, ia ono thing that our Lord teaches most explicitly,-and with tremendous power, it is that we should not resist evil with evil or" fight hato with hato or wrong with wrong. Ho tells us, withcott an)' ifs or buts, that while lt waa held in the old time tri be proper to love your neighbor and . hate your enemy, those- who take Him for their teacher must love their en emies. This, I say, ls thc plain teach* lng ot. Christ. Strange aa it may keem to ua, Christendom -has not ao yet embrace 1 these .teachings' Of the Master.. During her entire history she has been st liberty to hate Jew. Moor and heretic, and her march down. tho ages has been specially-marked with bloodshed. In name, accepting the -.teaching of JOSUB; lu fact, finding all . corts of excuses, or reasons for cvnd . lng thsl authority. ; In view of these facts, lt ia no won der our pr?sident hesitated to declare war with M?xlcb.' This neighboring vfephblic.Issfrilcted^ wUh\v Internal ; strifepoor in-numbera and produc tivo Industries; lacking in widespread knowledge ?rid",t*pbll? th?titutfoha,;tho T^aesmoO -Sf ?"^Wo%(1h9icoi?-'?ifr''cobii-' . try on?'of the-greatest ;of nations. Wc must remember that among'-the nations Mexico ha's failed to make geed. Krt?? " ' ;. ' / It was ccl?nli.*d a \ country before Obr 'Rc^uM?r by t??b noblest ?p?rlts of Spain,.In her Augustan aga, and p?sfl bscfih "all tho advantages bf climate, soil and production enjoyed tty our ! robbtryj 'yet, side -by side, thefe two nations have -moved'down tho streahV of Ame tho one cursed with poverty. Ignorance' and s?tfet-Btition, led hy bandits fljshtlng aWong'the^ for leadership, wht?? ..r?$w%rranka with dit hila Insulted our flag. I deprecate a.ith ?lHfli* ' power df xhrji: ?but ihc" /spirit manifested ia tho cw "Bi-menv VW.thVlaBulc^to our fiat?.??t / The real sufferers'in1 MbrJco have Crushing tb db with the insul to out ffai , : Tho ; great .Crooble' with th lt rough and bru-al method called war'li that tho right t?eo!?te rara?y^g?t kill'? td 'thdugh the Mexicans' may'' ht misguided and fighting a'??al'ifct the b?ai ^Srl&sta bf thblr-^tfjitrv. yet :th?ij niaar-he m a condabri - '*> call out ho whipping so {?mail and wtoslca u ?LU-wy ^iMtFw^ Idgndb Wy.that ?)We. from a rob!ifc^a^'ho#^ h tVc co^i if ?^nbt only f$r: the welf?rt cf Amberlea, but fb/the higher Sad W> h l?t welfare of Mexico, Ve mus? snow to all *he world thct thia great option with ono hundred million people and . unbounded re sources is not seeking revenge, rior Mexican possessions, bat that we have entered this conflict to preserve the lives and property ot our own people and those of othor ration* who settle in.Mexico, and to t stablish tho principles ot right, truth and jus tice for all through the coming years. It ls the narrow man who makes all our trouble. It is this narrow ness which ls creeping Into our re-. IigiouB life, making us fan?tes, lt is thia element that makes the crank. ' . Too many modern propellers know men better than'they know God. Romo. fo?* may know God" better than ,tbc?y.| know mon. Knowledge r.f both IB es joulni til the j Mghcst success. Too many of ua BOO the World only-.] through a.narrow slit. Many of us .can get down on our knees and look through the keyhole with both eyes wida open. Tho world needs to-dav broad minded mon and women. Wo need today patriots who, by. wise .legislation and the enforcement of ?bst law 'shall protect our youth from greedy vice, our commerce from sci .fish ; monopoly, and' dur courte from part?Mltiu? end bribes. Tbe m?n leanlhg on a boo makes a 'good ' picture; 'bet he ain't much ac count In thu cotton .patch. ' ; , ^ i .O'.. ?. . _ rf ,/ *. Von can "never tell how gool a tina is hy the' \ ay his dog lbycK hill:, no. by t?y ? i.y his wife brags rt tirol I;, company. . .Tal .Phillips' Bays' that,his garden spot always look? tho : boat to him, Shon the ground-Is dry und-hard, go tat there I? nb excuse for his wife to expect him to jwoi k it ,,. Oh! this world Ia very funny, .. r Por no matter how mu?h 4nobey Man ia making ho-will spend lt, ' And be bard up ell tho tim?. ' It is worry, fret and borrow, Trust today and jpay tomorrow. <? ' And. he rookes iris Ufa ahuifyn A- When it aboold ?rie blbui,Sublimo. i It waa Henry, Ward Beeciber who . said "a weedits .oniy, av v?fc??tahte for ' which we havo not yet found a use," ! y ? ? ?'. ??. . ; : ' Some fc?kk v?ever jmakb;- np - their y minds; th'-y just UBB them la a tumbled t up condition all the time. ?"' S' . tTals&fc busy season'for tho faria ? 'era.' ?iC'wy friend,- -you .will be a S?ap^r through eV^ry ^ay. - Sometimes -?: a ni^ ?W? ) hand on your shoulder, it is a. algn?i - j for ?you. to t?i t- your hand ; ony?uf Ipb^tettJoo?s, lOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO . '< PE?TDLBTO\ KOTTBS O > .' ? OOOOOOOQ O o oonoo o no Pendleton, June 12.-Tuesday after innu & rs B. H. fc'ui?'.*> and Miss Lizzie Stribling delightfully entertained in ?onor of Miss Bessie Hunter, one of :he brides "elect. The guest were re- , :eived by Mrs. Sadler and Miss Strlb llng and ushered to the punch bowl , where Misses Brown, and Eskew ?racefully served. - The sparcious add weil &!tnded pizzas wore used for this entertainment. In the dining room Misses Louise and Pauline Hunter, and Thelma Whitner served a most delightful salad course, followed hy sweets. On leaving the dining room Sainty and suggestive souvenirs were pinned - on by Misses Katherine Camp-, bell and WU Ab'Robinson. After re freshments the guest wore asked to the "HaHs bf Mystery" where the bride would untangle tho spider web, at the end abe fonnd a huge basket filled with handsome' presohts. " Those who-attended MYs. Sadlers and Miss Strlblings entertainment from a dlbtauce were, Misses Isabel, Lila S trlbling, Bro wp and Nelson, from Anderson. ' Miss Dorothy -Russell "Who bas been 1u college at BcssteQlft IS visiting ber friends he^e; enl^te'to'?aInto?,."'wh^:r'J, she will go for the-summer. Mrs. L. A. Sitton is the gbest cf Mr. ftnd Mrs. E:- N.^Sittbn at 'tt??eon: ."M?as. Bessie Hunter was again the guest ol honor, When on Thorens1/ af ternoon Mra. E. N. kUitton ente'rtairi ed the- Fortnightly Cl db at her beau tiful home. Mrs. 8Rt?n,fWaa 'assisted in interuining by Mtss?s McPha?l, Russell arid Mrs. L. A. Sitton. (. MIBB Irene Brown served punch throughout tho ntterndoh- After Showering the-bride the guest w?ro invitbdlhtb the dining robbi whbro ian elaborate salad ?biir?e was served'..The unique center piece attracted much at tention being a splendid imitation Ot a brido constructed *o! kitchen utensils. Miss Sitton has a her house guest M&irih?*rOwn ot Gr??n?s. &?5? Sor othV Russell 'andr>I?SB Mcphail. ^-tWT ?a?-W?t-^lx C.Sh?fp odd soin Harold of 'Reinhardt Coll?ge. Mrs,T. T^Sn?'rad, and 'Sir. HY P. Sh?ft'?oi Rome, Qa., have been the gue'?t 'df theil uncle Dr. Sharp^?Vth* jnat wtek.* ( ; Prof. and Mir*. Adair: s bf Rome; Cfs;. are visiting their, parents. Dr. abc Mrs. ?danis. Por a humber of yest-t Prof, Adams h.-js bash principal ot thc Berry school; At Rome. Invitations, have . been Issued to Xb'? Wedding of Miss. Louise Sloan to Mr Bonn cnn Harris. Jr., to tako place th( 24th. this month. J. J. Sitten,: -Jr., John / . Prescott Marlon Saith and John Ruesclt wh< have Wen In School atsClemson are a home f**>r the "holidays. Misa Grace; Randal) of Sumter' li tho guest of Mlsv Bessie I-'.bntfcr. YACAtlpy yyltHfjl- PtY 8t. .Louia. Juno li,-the; ?paploy?ei hrid officer* from o'fficc boy to prbBi-'L dent of the"St.1 Louis, ?5o?th'wostcrii> F?illway (Cotton Belt) with the ex ception of thi^cmp1oye3 of tho trans portation ann mechanical departments, will'be forced tu Uike a three.days va-, cation wit he ut -pay during the month ot June. This ls due, Vice President' Nelson announced'today, to '.poor'bus iness. "Conservative 'estimates ngvru tho saving to the road at $12,000 din ing: the 'Wchtb. The 'three dhy fnr lCTUgh was decided dh as a better pro cedure than to cut down tho number of employ?s. Mrs. Barton.DIed?n Hartwell, ?a., and Mrs. Bpnd? Suctft?.b* ia Anderson County Hospital (Prom Fridays Dally.) Anders?n was \ saddened yesterday by the nc^^^twb^?ea'ths, both of, which occurred yesterday morning. . 1 'A'tolegraih Vas" rb?etved here tell ing of the'.death r6x Mrs. D. J. Bar ton, which occurred ot her homo in Hartwell; Qa. 'lars. Barton Was the 'wile of Dr. 'D: Barton ?hd "before her m at ringe \vus MISB Hosa ?Plt?tt o? tho -t?vcl Laird r.ert??n.' ?T?r mother still' lives ni that section nnd We. D. N. .Wyatt arid Miss Myrtle Harton, other relatives. VI V? In 'Anderson'. "Mr's, Sar t?n ?R' urvlv?d by hbr husband and twp sobs. Max, four years of age abd a throe-weeks old baby. . Th? inter ment ls to take place this morning at 10 o'clock in Hartwell ,;_ :VMrs.,.Qp?zor Banda died early yes terday'In tho Anderson County hos pital following ran .-operation. Mr*.' Bonds vw?s-*broright from her horne ?t Lownd?sViil? several days axe 'and the operation performed, . from which sho failed to recover. She 1B survived T^y.'-h?irtb'?st?snd'ah'd several chlldttjui Tim liddy was taken to Lowndesvl 11 e Oh ibo Sino-, train for Interment-th 'tho LowndesVille^cenieter^ . Letter to be Csrrh?? trim ChnrloUe to -. .; . Fort; MM. Juno 12.^C. W, Biskey, secretary bf the-RoeTc .HftVY; M. ?. A. is in Fort M ill today. making prellrn ihary arrangements for a reiby foot .r?fale from Charlbtto, fj.' 'C. to flock ?in1 on July 4th, in Vhfch the Boy! each from tho miyo* b'f Ch?rtbm 't? th's'tosyoV ?f Hock "Hill:'?. The* dla tahce to-he covered ls ?bd?t 37 mites, hence' -about ,l0>^a'trtit T?'Veiiu*ffei tpTmak? the ron. ^AStnst?nt ?c?mt masier F. Mulray Mack ls heartily in ffaVor of the project end will doubt 1 leas take: care of the ;.Fort MM ead of the Project without trouble. C i iv. . 9000?OOOOO O OOO a ??- i -kt {ci . ? . t* .>/ : * jo o SINBAD WRITES * ? ..<. . { ? io o o o o o o oooooood (By W. P. Beard.) Politics is moving some-at least (hat Ir. what I gather in traveling through'the fourth dlatrlct at this par- , tlcular time. - , ?. . Over here 'they have three'"calidi antes for congress. Tho encumbeot. Jos. T. Johnstone, Tbos. C. Duncan nhd Sam J. Nicholls. All uro 'men of abil ity and of come prominence and each has a good following of strong friends scattered throughout tho four coun ties who vvlji do Trojan 'work for their favorite this summer. Beach Sae ls 'oh gotid ternis with the governor, though Mr. Nicholls ls called ' "tho Bleaso candidate" and alx weeks ago he seemed to 1.ave a walk-over, but the kalldeoscoplo changea ia the guberna torial race, is actually felt In the con gressional race. > It "hov/ 'fooTts n>.e ?r?hnsfdhe will bo In the second ra' e with either Duncan br Nicholl.-,, and-if Duncan, BO say many polltlciaca, the next congres sman will be lomean. In case.lt tb Nicholls tend Jc tinstone the prophets say Duncan's frelnda will goto John stone, expelling to beat him next finie. In case Duncan goes in the ee? ohd'race with either, lt la thought that th?'?ri?ndft"tb. Zither "of the other two would supports ^ncani ''Clfftecales at 'BiK^hbboVig, Brown ing at Union snd Coonil and Irby at Laurens all runningfor KX**hor adds further to the compllcaUuV t ? They^ay that marty dr Mr? N?Tby'? frltfndfc tfre talking out in Tneetv W now about Bleaso c?ndld?tfra cot* '%* tb the frlena* bf the opposing cwnv dates and Think that Mr. NlchollV friends should support Mr. Trl?v for governor openly; If they expect Ir by's friends to support NtCh?ll?, Irby heifag-the'only Bleaso 'candidate for governor m this district. On the btb er hand the friends of Messrs Cobber. Cl In kscalos 'add i Browning -'ATS if Ay lng that. Sam Nicholle must ?tay bands off in the gubernatorial race if he ex pects to get to congress. ^To f urthor complicate matters, many s^B?:ff*Sie.^on ..i^.aawhih* th ret? an tl-B I case men for governor on ?k^SSSin ^thMhaVe'araent an^r^^fh?' Ble?se rank?, "while some inttcehiiai Kntl-BTease Wen aro supporting Nicholle, tt?djr say Kennel Smith 1s being supported by s aircat many Bleaso men alee, *s pe cl tl tyth Uniop county, and the double etd twis ted, douhle-bsck-sctiqu and easily re versible Jahn a. Richards, has made aome alliances among the Sloan!ten up thia way that .wlU surely bring down Many iM?ast?es Say Ib?t John X.'ttn ion's death .will lose .Governor Blesse ?pO or 3Q0 .votes. Jrr J,uurenB, county. [ .don't know but CantJit, "phat I Sear jver'thla Way", ?nd trankly ? nope.th?y ire ell wrong. There ls trbng talk in jreenville ol B,, A. Morgan entering Ihe Bena^or^l roce. Ilieard. last fall that "a strong Greenville ?wyer would run for the senate ?ria publish ed it in the Columbia Record, but did not have his name. -It Hoems now that Mr. Morgan ls the man. that Intends to enter. In that ease W. P. Pollock of Cheraw will certainly enter also, and with four 'good 'speakers fri the senatorial race it becomes more doubt ful than ever as to the Issue. There Is nb. doubt but, th?? S&nntor Smith will/take BO me. of tho. cornier Vdte from Governor BIe*as'o'while' the Governor will make that up from a town, vote that loves Smith leas than they do' Blease. Mr. Morgan's freln.dj^lhlnk yitri tie,; ban get enough of the ePpent not sat Ts fl ed with either BT?fts? or Hm I th to put him in.the s?condJrsce-with one Of the two. io which orent-?he follow ers of either would elect him. .Mr., Pollock ts depenoTni, 4b that %1?o./ J tain that if either or both Of th?se neutral .candidates enter, lt will make a second race between two pf them d lacon nbs Ben Tl ll ni an'o Ihiln?uco ls c\i\e Jo recetre ,a .nhocU. The old map ls a pretty lively, cornso^nd 1?^^ strong factor. In politics yet. lt ls be ing told that Richard? had his consent: to form an alliance With Bisase, BO Blease could, help Wchards.and Till man help Blease on tlie,<iulct., I .don't know how much truth lh>re ls in lt, hut I understand that Richards' friends aro telling lt. It ta also re ported that Richards mado . the ,state ment tn the caucus ?v,th? Governor's "fflco "on the first of June that he had Ttteu Senator Tillman ot T?tls In tea. ^ to cbme out fdr. ?lcuso and ?hattw \wn* .ngreeahle. to Tiling-n"and SSS The NewhefrylWv^^6^' Itorlally crtllctalngV Xe3gfi*?Hft for the Blease rub?* a> ^^Tf* ' attraeMng, unusual ^^^SJ0^ zin\Wo are wondering now ^stneV * . '< Aortal rxeans ?j.hregV n.;1 WA *rnor"or 4??^tsfrby/. ) i ^W?2J dc-yn some.. Some thbikJHr.J.^.W a good opportunity to "MH 'fi J gm ,UP der," whin dtaV? s?y ?l'ClH?H a grand-stand ?lay. to show AlWS? tty now to strengthen their ilcWttO O O O O O O O O O O. Q fPrp O O O:0 ? "??fl lo o o o o ooo o o'o'o-o* C'?"OiJ Keowee Courier. ; i ffil 1? A social event that/ia creating lamall degree Ot -t?terekt 'and other sectlohs le"the mart ?ko Tna?>t?t tfc;S*^ and Joel Edwaffl'^f?vfa Cal. Tho c?ttitht?hy "will 9 aclock-tlrft-?WnH ter which' the'1 der to tffey?? friends a re bfaffc JKdJ take, tho mi trip wert before' home in Callfj lappy event Wd, to' Ito**.* that ^;BOW .?"?J ornl oren!