Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Ti>3f PE RU-NA RECEIVES PRAISE For Relieving Such Symptoms as AT THE THEATRE. The Donnelly & Hatfield Minstrel*. Debility, Backache and Headache.! The concluding number of the pon T HBBS aro s great many phases of woman's ailmenni that require the assistance oil the surgeon. But b§r far the greater number of aucir are amenable to correct medicinal treatment. No soigoon in the world has relieved so many women from the different phases of ailments poculiaf. to woman kind as Dr. Hartman through the use •f Peruna. He reoeives many letters from all parte of the sountry relating to subjects of Vital interest to womaukint nelly & Hatfield Magnificent Mins trels Is called “The Darktown Circus.’’ Of the vast multitnde of women Dr. -^ s na nie Implies, It Is a darky Realism of Masonry. (Corner Stone.) Some two years since Brother • George Abbott Davis, living In Brook lyn, and hailing from Piatt Lodge 194, whose master was Brother Edgar K. Rhoedes, went to Gaffney, South Carolina, on business, and was shot. The brethren of Granard Lodge 186, of Gaffney, tenderly cared for our un- an oonortu- Hartman cures annually, only a smaU ^cus if the old fashioned one ring fortunate brother, in connection _ U nM.caanrw kind - where are to be found “rubes, i with their master, Brotner Robert M. percent, of them consider it necessary , .. haysef;d8 » farm ers, confidence men, Gaffney,-who, by the way. was may- tow rite to the Doctoral all. three card monte men, short change or of Gaffney at that time and has al- , Not one in a thousand of these for- guy Si impostors of all kinds, freaks of so been master of Granard Lodge tunate women report their success. Of a ji descriptions, hybrids that never twenty-three years, those who do write testimonials, only a saw the jungle, and which, with the When Brother Davis died, from the very email per ccni. are ever used in scent of the sawdust, the smell of effects of an assassin’s bullet, Granard public print. roasting popcorn and the cries of the Tx)dge sent the remains to Brooklyn, ! While it is not atfirmed that Poruna vendors with an occasional roar from , N. Y., at its own expense, accompa- will cure every case of this kind, it is the lion’s den, gives the required at- niefi by a committee desigr^d for that | ccrininlx the part of wisdom for every ; mos ^ ere which surrounded the old purpose. ~ /ru a j * • n time wagon show. Nick Hufford as Piatt Lodge, under its master, j woman so afflicted to give / cruna a “barker’’ keeps the crowd or ' Brother Edgar K. Rhoades, endeavor- fair trial. Her chances of relief are so ticket buyers moving, although the i ed to recompense the South Carolina! many tnat any woman would be doing policeman on duty at the tent entrance I^odge, but that generous body of Ma- herself an injustice to neglect such has his hands full in rescuing some sons positively refused compensation, j nity of relief. unfortunate tippler who has atarted At the last Communication of Piatt rough house with the short changers. Lodge, Won. Brother Gaffney was the The grand entry of the gaily carparl- guest of honor, being introduced to soned horses, and riders, all buries- the lodge by his personal friend, Louis (pie. Is convincing, and when the Jacobs, a veteran Maspn and a mem- bears, monkeys, elephants and giraffe her of 194, and was given a warm appear with their trainers, and beep- welcome. Thus is recorded on of Masonry’s most touching incidents—another link, as It were, in the unbreakable chain 1 which binds us to each other. AGE NO BAR- I ers, the show Is well on. The lion tamer is a formidable individual who makes the king of beasts do stunts in his rage that no one ever dreamed carnivorously Inclined beasts were capable of. The dromedary camel Is very natural looking and most intel- llgent ! , „ . This minstrel will ho at the Star Everybody in South Carolina is EH* Theatre Tuesday night. glble. The Dally Press. Newport News, Old people stooped with suffering, Va.. has the following to say in behalf Middle age, courageously fighting, of the Donnelly & Hatfield Minstrels: Youth protesting impatienuj; “A well filled and obviously flight. chM ren, unable to explain; e,i audience greeted the Donnelly & ., via-.a*- Hatfield Minstrels at the Aemremyof ,n mlser y f rom their kidneys. | Music last night. The show is enter- Only a little backache first, taining throughout, opening with the 1 Comes when you catch a cold. 'S.EMMA E.GILDNER* Mrs. Emma E. Gildner, 729 Santafe Ave., Denver, Col.,Financial Secretary Germania Order der Haragarl, writes: •Peruna has been a great blessing to me. I suffered agonies with severe headaches and a weak back and could hardly drag myself around. “A friend who was visiting me was faking Peruna for the same trouble Strid Induced me to try it. I soon found thatlwas being helped and in less than three weeks / felt like a different woman and In four mon tbs I was well. Peruna certainly gave me strength. “I consider it an ideal woman's remedy.” Very Previous Condition. Mrs. Lutie aid, 617 Tracy Ave., TTwnrrM City, do., writes s “A few yeara ago m health was in a very proMCkma edition, the result of womb trouh and general debility. I suffered a gat deal and waa glad to try Peruna when it was recommended to me oo hlgf • / found It very beneficial. In a short time the pains greatly deoNMed ai In two months I was completely restored. r “I am pl«ed to endorse Pernna.” j regulation first part, in w’ljlch funny Tommy Donnelly Is star on the tam- bo side of the house. “There are some good singers, clever dancers and amusing end men, and the first part passes off very pleasantly. Two of the acts In the f b , d m8i olio of specialties are exceptionally „ _ clever—those of the Tuscano Broth ers. jugglers, and Dracula. 'the frolic some demon,’ a contortionist does some wonderful stunts. Or when you strain the back. Many complications follow. Urinary disorders, diabetes, Bright’s dlesase. Doan’s Kidney Pills cure backache. dr, r. QARRETT. % JENTfiT. Movr.c t* f *««• ever Pfderte* strsetront of th* Battery. OfR** BagMagoo OR W. K. GUNTER O E T I tr* T >rtk:e in Star Theatre Building Phonb No. 20. '>nwn and bride* work a SDOdattr J. W- Powell, proprietor of a genet* al store and coal, wood and ice deal- who er 0 f waverly, living at 2010 Standing , „ , , , . St, Columbia. S. C., says; “My son "This year s finish is In the shape i hmtkht of the ‘Darktown Clrena: a faro In ll ''» bee “ a “ lotei ' rit ?„ “"T 7 “ 4 which all the comedians In the com- urinary trouble from childhood, being pany are employed.” unable to control the secretions espe cially when asleep. Since using Beautifying Their Homes. There Is nothing that helps the „ looks of a town like freshly painted recovered. Doan’s Kidney Pills he has entirely houses. Dr. W- C. Hamrick, Dr. J. F. Garrett and N. H. Littlejohn, live close to each other and they have done much to make their homes and that part of the city beautiful by a liberal application of new paint. CONSUMPTION For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-MUburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United State*. Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no other. —Try Gaffney Drug Co.’s “Grip Tablets" for that stopped up head of yours. No cure no pay. tf. Subaerlb* for Tbs Letfoer. 91 a vsar. One (rial will convince ' you lha( Sloans Liiunveivt will relieve soreness and stiffness quicker and easier than any other preparation sold for that purpose. It penetrates to the bone, quickens the blood, drives away fatigue and gives strength and elasticity to the muscles* Thousands use Sloan's Liniment for rheumatism, neuralgia, toothache sprains, contracted muscles, stiff joints, cuts, bruises, bums, cramp or colic and insect stings J ' PRICE 254,509. 6*100 Dr. Carl S. Sloan, Bosbn.Mass.U5A Jury List—Third Week. R. B. Scruggs, Ezells. J. J. Rippy, Gaffney. T. J. Price, Macedonia. R. B. Davis, Butler. J. M. Jolly, Butler. L. E. Wood, Woods. B. W. Pryor, Gaffney. A. S. Goudelock, Littlejohns. G. C. Spencer, Draytonville. R. P. Garrison, Macedonia. J. D. Blanton, Gaffney. J. J. Quinn, Gaffney. T. C- Wood, Gaffney. W. L. Gardner, Macedonia. R. J. W. Moss, King’s Creek. D. A. Allison, Macedonia. J. A. Harris, Macedonia. W. C. Lipscomb, Thickety. R. M- Roark, Antioch. W. G. Gaffney, Cherokee Falls. T. W. Little, Gaffney. E. W. Pursely, King’s Creek. J. H- George, Wllkinsville. Aaron Hardin, Antioch. J. V. Price, Macedonia. A. W. Clary, Gaffney. C. Y. Allison, Blacksburg. J. B. Brown, Ravenna. D. W. Wylie, Buffalo. Joseph Lee, Gaffney. R. D. Jones, Gaffney. T. W. Williamson, Gaffney. E. R. Sepoch, Blacksburg. J. C. Pettit, Gaffney. J. T- Whelchel, Gaffney. O. U. Tate, Gaffney. A-.iit c Exclusion Lecgues. Tlie unio” net 1 of pvory citv in Can ada, a ;; in ail n;' ! ;»afvh to the i 'ow York Sun. are formiug Asi atic o:c< Ir longues i;i u are a rnit in protesting against more orientals being allowed to come to any part of A Cordial Invitation is extended ALL SOUTHERNERS to visit The JELL-0 Booth at the Jamestown Exposition Located in Food Products Building at en trance to Horticultural Court. We have provided a spacious Rest Room especially for your convenience, where you may meet friends, write letters, read your favorite magazine, etc., etc. Our demonstrators will be glad to serve you with JELL-O, the dainty dessert, and Ice Cream made from Jell-0 ICE CREAM Powder, free, and explain how easily they can be prepared for the table. The Genesee Pure Food Co., Le Roy, N. Y. NOTICE. NOTICE—Hat* of all hinds cleaned and blocked. Ladle*’ and gentlemen’s clothing cleaned and pressed. Phone No. 279. Shop over R. A. Jonee’ store. N. B. Brown, “The Old Hatter." Oct 18 1m. Subscribe for Th* Ledoer. 91 a year. FOR ALL COUNTY NEW*, '.** PORTAKT HAPPENINGS IN 1 HI •TATE AND EVENT* CF INTEREST IN FOREIGN LANDS, TAKE AND RKAD THI LEDGER. Slv. C. CARPENTER COnPANY* LADIES’, niSSES’ AND CHILDREN’S COATS No matter what kind of a Coat you like, it is here in this great assortment. Some have ^gathered largely their beauty from much more expensive Coats—an influence which tells to y the advantage of those who desire a really elegant Coat at a popular price. We ar« deter- mined to excell in the showing of Coats. 1 In Ladies’ Coats We are showing In Misses’ Casts