Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TRIAL OF EVANS NEXT. jNenberrj Man Will bo Next U rafter to Stand Trial. The attorney general is somewhat embarrassed to know bow to proceed with the remainder of the graft cases for trial. He bad wished to go to trial with the case against IL H. Svuns In Nnwebrry. but court meets there on the 29th of this month. Mr. Lyon is preparing to bring the "merger suit" to trial in Rtchlnnd county, which term is also called on the same day. Hi can not try both at the same time. However, the Newberry case may not consume much time and he might be able to dispose of both. Other Cases 1'p. Other graft cases pending are the .indictments against the board of eon. trol preceding the administration of (J-airman J. M. Rawllnson. The members of that hoard were: H. H. IHvans, chairman; L. \Y. Boykln und .tonn Hell Towill. The ease to be brought in Rlchland is based on the famous label transaction in which out ol a deal of $30.000 there Is alleged to htivo been graft amounting to $22, 000 and the exposure of the matter at the time was resisted strenuously bj the persons involved. These cases Will probably be tried in Rlchland co nty. Try This for Catarrh. lei a HYOMBI (prounouce it nigh ts met out tit today. Pour a few drops from the bottle in to the Inhaler that comes with eacli OUtht, and breathe it in four or live times a day. Immediately von will know that Hy omei soothes and heals the Inflamed nud irritated membrane. Bui llyomel does more than soothe nmi heal: it kills the get ins. those per Hovering pests that are at the toot of al catarrhal conditions. Last year I Buffered terribly with cu-tarrh. I used one bottle of Hyomoi tind my catarrh w^s setter."--.Miss Helen McNalr, Loyalton, Cal. \ complete llyomel outfit. Including : bottle of Hyomoi. a hard rubber po ) el inhaler and simple instructions for H< costs only $1.00. If yon now own a llyomel inhaler, you can get an ex I : bottle of Hyomoi for only 50 cents lit I.aureus Drug Co. and druggists ev er; where. Guaranteed to cure catarrh, croup nothma and Bore th?'i,at, or ivwnuy ba k. Parti of Thanks. "? the voters of Lattrons county: Cor the handsome vote given me on last Tuesday. I am truly thankful and v uld remind you that I am still in ? race and will be grateful for your - ; port again on Tuesday. Nov. 22lld, ! o. .). Koss Dorroh. THANKSGIVING ' PROCLAMATION* "Religions and Educational Liberties Hau? been Protected ami Increased." Governor Martin F. "Ansel, in his Thanksgiving proclamation. Issued Monday morning, calls attention to the prosperity of the Palmetto State. "The earth lias yielded her fruit in good measure, we have prospered In many ways," he writes. Thanksgiv ing day falls tills year on November 24. one week from Thursday next. The following is, in part, the gov ernor's pro< tarnation: "We have, as a people and as a State, many things to be thankful for in this good year nlnteen hundred and ten. We have been spared from pestilence and famine: the health of our people has been reasonably good; the earth has yielded her fruits in good meausre, we have prospered in many ways and our religious and edu cational liberties have been jirolected and increased. "Bearing in mind these many bles sings, we should no* "orget the time nor the season for our annual thanks giving, but in accordance with the time-honored custom observe one day for praise, prayer and gratitude to God for all these things. "Therefore. I, M. F. Ansel, governor of the State of South Carolina, do hereby designate and appoint Thurs day, the twenty-fourth day of No vember, A. D. 1010. as a day of gen eral thanksgiving. Lot the people put aside their labors for the day, as semble in their churches and in their homes and give thanks to God for his many mercies and blessings to them, to the State and to the nation. Let them also of their substance give to the poor and to the needy and espe cially to the orghanages within the State. And lot us all make special prayer for the continued goodness of Cod to us in the coming years." I.aureus Drug Co . I.aureus. S. C STRAIN TOO CHEAT. Hundreds of Lauren* Headers Find H illy Toll a Burden. The hustle and worry of business men. The hard work and stooping of workmen, The woman's household cares. Are too great a strain on the kid. noys. Backache, headache, sideache. Kidney troubles, urinary troubles follow. 4 Laurci.8 citizen tells you how to eure tlu m all. \V, H. Franke. 101, Chestnut St.. I,aureus. S. C. says: "I have used Doan's Kidney Tills at different times for several years and consider them to b?? the best kidney remedy that can be had. I was bothered a great deal by pains through the small of my back and did not know what to do to obtain relief until Doan's Kidney Pills wei-e brought to my attention. I procured a box at the Palmetto Drug Store and they proved to be just the remedy I needed, giving me relief in a short time. 1 greatly rec ommend Doan's Kidney Pills tu other kidney sufferers." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name - Doan's and take no other. A street car conductor in Kansas is taking a course at the state University, He Is r? l years old and does eight hours' work each day for the trolley company. His course includes ten hours a week, and he is studying I.ivy and Cicero and blanches of higher mathematics. His daughter is a fresh man in t l.e same college. Shall Women Vole.' If they did. millions would vote Dr. King's New Lite Pills the true remedy for women. For banishing dull, fagged .feelings, backache or headache, con stipation, dispelling co;ds. imparting appetite and Urning up the system, they're unequaled. 13asy, sate. sure. 25 cents at l ?aureus Drug Co. and Palmetto Ding Co. The editor of the Fort Gibson (Okl) New Bra owns si lig tree, which is the only one in his township, and prob ably In Oklahoma. The fig crop of Fort Gibuon to date is one ripe lig. but there is ;>. prospect that this may be Increased If some of the other live ligs on the tie.- ripen. Cropo is most prevalent during the dry cold weather of the early winter mouths. Parents of young ehildren should be prepared for it. All that is needed is a bottle of Chnmberlaiu's Cough Remedy. Many mothers are never without it in their homes and it has never disappointed them. Sold by Lau renn Drug Co. RESIDENCE CAUGHT ON FIRE. Mr. Knock of Clinton Sustains Slight Loss. Clinton. Nov. 16.? On Saturday af. ternoon a little* after 2 o'clock, lire was discovered pouring from the nroof of Mr. O. A. 131118*8 house, which was occupied by the family of Mr. Koeck, manager of the sales department ofl the Religious Press Advertising Syn dicate. The fire company, as well as the populace at large, hurried to the seen,1 and by hard and daring work checked the llames and saved most of the household goods. Matty things be longing to Mr. Ellis were packed away In the attic and were burned up, There is no clue to the cause of the fire. Some think it ignited In the attic, Others attribute it to defective insulation of the electric wires, but nobody can say certainly. It started In the roof and the lirst floor was not burned thougm much Injured by the! i water r\nd smoke. Mr. Koeck's family la staying for a while with Mr. and Mrs. J. 1). Ja cobs. When a cold becomes Bet tied In the' system, it will take several days' treat ment to cure it, and tiie nest detnedy to use is Chamberlain's Cough Reme dy. It will cure quicker than any oth er, and also leaves the system is natural and healthy condition. Sold by Laurens Drug Co Kiragg off ExteraaBi .Sells itself wherever V introduced. Imitators [a have tried to imitate, ?;j and substitution has ij been attempted. But j once GO WANS always \ Gowansfor taflammation and congestion. // ffivos us plotiftin'o I" rccom ini'ii'l Gou'iinu Projuivntion for Inlltiinnmtioii, n.sprvitilly of tlu> thront mill ?houl, He /i/ire .sohl (i'owitiis I'l'PiHirntioti for inniiy ; tiul'? ntid novel' li.nl ;i nuiii'l.uiii. UUItLlS(iTUX DIU ti to., UurlUifgtoii, A', i'. BUY TO-DAY! HAVE IT IN THE HOME Ail Dru?sli?<n 81. ."Or. 2.1c. r.ov/AN v.r.OiC.?.Lco.. DurthAM, n. c. Guzrantcid. ird r ontj itfundtd t j joj- Ooittjicl ( <iiuiiihin, ?w berry \ l.aureus I*. lt. Schedule In effort Oct. <Hh. 10.10. subject to change without notice. Pub lished as information only, the schedules Indicated are not guaranteed. No. No. No. No. r?2 a. c. l. :>.'> r?3 6.10 lv Charleston ar 104)0 9.51 lv Bumter ar 6.t?o C. N. A Ii. 11.15 5.00 lv Columbia nr n.15 1.55 IS.-I2 6.35 lv Prosperity nr 0.50 55.511 12.56 6.it lv New berry ,u 0.552 ?.'-'t? 1.50 T.:i."> lv Clinton ar \ii 2?t5 2.115 7.55 lv Laurent; nr S 20 1.12 C. &**W. c. Loo 9.20 t?r Greenville lv 7"" 12.20 1.05 ar Spnrtanburg l\ 12.20 S. A. Ii. .'{.?J7 2.2S ar Greenwood ni 2 !?S 1.512 55.55 2.56 nr Abbeville nr 2.0S 1.02 0.0."? 5.01 nr Athens ur 11.50 I0.5h) 65.45 7.1? ar Atlanta ' lv 0.55 s ou \os, ?'?_' and 53 arrive and depart from Union Station. Columbia, daily and run through between Charleston and Greenville, Nob. .">i and 55 arrive and depart Gervnls Street. Columbia, daily except Sunday and run through between Columbia an I Greenville, Note -Black face typo is for I'. M. nild light lace type is for A M For Information, ask agents or wi ll?? J. F. Livingston. S. A. \V. .1 Crolg, P. T, M. Columbia, S C. Wilmington, N. c. I For Sale! I tH 05-to KK Fred W. Green house and lot on West NK< yW Main Street. Formerly owned bv J. H. sW mB yd m One House and Lot, North Harper Street containing one-half acre, more or less, >?v 03 fronting on Harper street 50 or (>0 feet. Wj 0^ The Harriett Mills {ft f?\ House and Lot KS fcfM N. 15. dial. c. il ropf.r, ^{^J President. Sec. & Trens. $ Home Trust Co. & *5lC IjAURKns, south Carolina fej^i m & (3BEEEBQ 683993(3 BATTLE! Challenge Challenge Challenge i Unparalleled Advantage CHALLENGE! We named it s ight. It's the Greatest Challenge ever thrown out to Competition. HAGNIEICENT Is the selection of this Great Stock of Clothing, Shoes and Hats. STUPENDOUS Is the business we are doing simply because we are backing every statement we made with the Merchandise. EXTRAORDINARY! That 1? : twithstanding the terriffic selling that the stock shown be in such splendid condition. REGRETABLE Indeed if you let this unmatchable opportunity escape you, for opportunities like this only come to you once in a lifetime, ififlTr irntlW i TBIlii ill lllllli QH? HIWP ^W> ii ITJ1? ' iHIW' F* T"m MlP ??um HIP ill i^Urf? ilHIMH' ml Ulm <lltili n 'III iiliW -^f^?WKf^^kmmt^ -<Mftr^* ^n Once More We Say to You! Are you going to passed it up? Can you afford to ignore this appeal? It's all to your good, cash of course, but never did cash do such mighty work. It takes TRIBBLE CLOTHING COMPANY if LAU RENS, SOUTH CAROLINA 8 Try Tribble First It Pays Watch for Our Advertisements