Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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mmsmmmsmi I CO TIE j| They i 1THE QUAK One P i! s I I01E PI11ITTS. KEADT P1MT. Siperttrltj s( tie 111 lone Predict rer Belter Plate. The use of ready print cheapens a paper. Such papers are grouped together,all of them, good, bad and in* different, and they are referred to by newspaper men and advertisers as papers of the least influence. No matter what you do, if you use a leady print service you cannot hope to have individuality, nor can you hope to have the standing or circulation of a home print paper. The advertising space in home papers of small circulation is known by advertising agents and newspaper men to be worth more than the same space in a ready print paper. A home print paper gets the benefit of foreign advertising and can refuse that which is objectionable. It knows that its editorial policy can be sustained throughout its columns and that none of the veiled advertising that is used in the reading matter and feature matter of ready print houses can find a place with it. The publisher can control the matter and dictate tbe maKeup. ne can meet the demand of his local and foreign advertisers for position. As a result ot the enhanced value of the space the returns from the advertising are greater, contributing in a large degree to the success of the paper. The publisher of a home print paper can give auy amount of space to local happenings of unusual importance and will not crowd out local news when advertising is heavy. All rmblishers realize the danger of starv x~ _ ing their readers for want of local news and reading matter. The home print paper does not entice trade away from home by carrying foreign advertising that interferes with the local merchant* The ready print houses make their profits from advertising that papers that have the welfare of their town at heart should not carry.?Ex. If you have backache and urinarj troubles you should take Foley's Kidney Remedy to strengthen and build up the kidneys so they will act property, as a serious kidney trouble maj develop. W L Wallace. ' s ORIBIHAI W II VI U II Organized in 1856, the Q All over the United Stat regarded as a synonym i Stand Alone, Uneqi The programme is made preference to classic nun blend and harmonize in j ER QUARTETTE, th slight Onl *o , V CHOC MR. LAMA] jmrnmssmmmu Destruction of Drchari RnMlsD. f Jnst at this season of the year, ' those orchardiets who have not al- 1 ready done so, should make a care- 1 fnl inspection of the premises, removing and burning all dead and 1 dying wood. It is in jnst such 1 places that many of our most injn- 1 rious orchard pests pass the winter. ' And besides, such rubbish serves as 1 an ideal breeding ground for many of these insects. It will only be a , few days now before most of these in- I sects will have left their places of 1 protection to begin their work of ; destruction upon the budding or- chards, then it will be too late for , action. It is extremely important that some actioD in the matter be taken immediately. There are many orchards in the State infested with San Jose scale that have been pruned 1 and the badly infested material left lying in the orchard. This mistake 1 should be corrected, because such infested material is a menace 10 toe rest of the 01 chard and to the whole oommunity in which it is found, being a constant source of infection, Then there are those trees that are heavily infested with the Shot-Hole Borer, recognized by the small round holes in the bark, resembling those made by number 8 shot and usually a general unhealthy condition of the tree. This insect passes the winter as a small white grub in its burrow in the dead tree, emerging in spring as a small white brownish beetle. Trees are often completely girdled by this insect,causing them to die iD the course of a few weeks. Besides the two just mentioned, there are numerous other insects that inhabit dead wood and rubbish lying aronnd thp nrph-inl. No one will attempt to deny the fact by destroying all prunings, dead branches and trees , and other rubbish about the orchard 1 the coming generation of insect pests will be considerably decreased, rendering control more practical and certain. r It i3 therefore to the advantage of J every individual owning an orchard, . whether it be one of commercial im* portance or meiely one for home consnmptioD, to pnt forth every ?f\ G]_ , till! in air or On artoftp WftS the first , UUlWi. VVVW ? VTW ? es, from the Atlantic to the P for the highest art in song and ialed and Unrivalci up to suit the Audience. Pop ibers. Each member of the Q ;weet concordance of sound de e Strongest Musical 1 - TUE ===== >L Al Tickets on sale for this sp ft MONTGOMERY at :ort to get the orchard ae free as possible from any dead or dying wood before the pests emerge from I ;heir winter quarters. ? Dnn't nnt this matter off till to- ? sorrow or sometime next week, * nor pile the prunings just outside 0 the orchard, but destroy them com- t pletely by burning and do this im- 1 mediately. J v We often wonder how any person ? san be persuaded into taking anything bnt Foley's Honey and Tai 8 for coughs, colds and lung trouble. r Do not be fooled into accepting ? "own make" or other substitute. * The genuine contains no harmful " irugs and is in a yellow package. W L Wallace. ? Bis Usaal fay. * 0 The new waitress sidled up to a J Capper young man at the breakfast table who, after glancing at the bill, jj opened his mouth, and a noise issued ? forth that sounded like the ripping off of all the cogs on one of the % * - *? 11? nnUn nam m wneeis m me puweiiwuw. xuc | waitress made her escape to the f kitchen. "Fellow out there insulted me," she said. The head waiter look- ( ed at him. "I'll get it," he said. ? "That's just the train ealler ordering his breakfast."?Argonaut. "I'd Rather Die, Doctor. than have my feet cat off," said M L Bingham of Princeville, 111. "But you'll die from gangrene (which had eaten away eight toes) if you don't," said all doctors. Instead, he used Bucklen's Arnica Salve till wholly cured. Its cures of Eczema, Fever Sores, BoiU.BnruBftnd Piles astound the world. 25c at DC Scott's. Out et the Ginger Jar. The man who persistently sits ' ? < down is sure to become hard up. Oue of the most insidious and tinexpected forms of attack is to step on a tack. There are no stripes on a flagstone, but if one falls npon it hard enough he is likely to see stars. Some folkB have rats in their garrets, some have rats in their cellars, while not a few young ladies have good-sized rats in their hair.?From Apiil Farm Journal. 88888888888888388238 Zci nut professional male quartette 1 acific, this magnificent compa I music. : 1 in Excellence o >ular favorites/ luartette is an a st and U? ' A lightful to the senses. . . i Organization on the SDAY, JDIT( lendid entertainment by BANK OF WILLI ^8383888883888888888888838 * Mlar Bill With your name and address, will iring you Wataon's Jeffersonian dagazine for the next twelve aontbs. In every issue throughout 909 will be one of these inimitable, hatty, personal, historical and bigraphical sketches by ? Watson? he little thin s that ! history ight home to a' .nake yon ive with the ] eat'vj. souages and ake part in tl > mighty pageantries f vanished dayvTbe History of he life and Time^bf Andrew Jackon will re-commence in the January tumber. The Educational Department will also be resumed. Weak Kldneya txurveres&gtgia:sks ttutWlMtmleMli u4 ntulalMyt*m* wt drcnitolod, ami to nmt* tkp u< UlrattoaiMllrtwifr? itobtoj UJQ?t* to Nudr. Ttondors ?kw Ul IMiiti NMilMMiaiviiktkiyinutanili aibU to pirtom Itor vnk prowly, ul aiMtatMkmlHautotaMtMNMto im trlun-lM?n in tto rwwlt Ik to semMre QisS s uoail nilif be iffoHU. HS to trnjowlbleiilie j<k lion Um feWftfa Kidney and BltdfcrPilb Mtoftfy tototoaato iHwm freettoeystoe ljUHIMN tlSM Mln kto kldMJIINU Www Waak Ktouya, BMktoh*. tatowtotoi mi tbl*dd?r ud mU I utaan troublM D? W!tt*? iGdn.y Ad ihliw PUto IN MONwpa?L A Wtok'i Treatment far 2k Mwmmy buk if tk?y hiL For Sale by W L Wallace. Plant Wood's Seeds For The Garden 6 Farm. Thirty years in business, with a steadily increasing trade every year?until we have to-day one of the largest businesses in seeds in this country?is the best of evidence as to / The Superior Quality of Wood's Seeds. X We are headquarters for Grass and Clover Seeds, Seed Potatoes, Seed Oats. Cow Peas, Soja Beans and all Farm Seeds. n.trrfntlvB Catalo* the most useful and valuable of Garden and Farm seed Catalogs mailed free on request. T.W.WOOD I SONS, Seedsmen, > Richmond, Va. pirn: ;o appear in America. ,ny of singers has been n the Lyceum P elodies will be given in four singing in chorus Lyceum Platform, . APBI 5RIU1 AMSBURG. Better P Dysp< If yoo can help it Kodo effectually helping Nature But don't trifle with Indige A great many people who hare i trifled with Indigestion, hare been i sorry for It?when nervous or chronlo dyspepsia resulted, and : they hare not been able to cure It ] Use Kodol and prerent baring I Dyspepsia. 3 Ereryone la subject to indiges- 1 Hon. Stomach derangement follows stomach abuse. Just as naturally < and just as sorely as a sound and ] healthy stomach results upon the taking of KodoL ; When you experience sourness of stomach, belching of gas and nauseating fluid, bloated sensation, gnawing pain In the pit of the , stomach, heart burn (so-called), diarrhoea, headaches, dullness or I chronic tired feeling?-you need Ko- J doL And then the quicker you take Kodol?the better. Eat what you | want, let Kodol digest It Ordinary pepsin "dyspepsia tab- ; letp," physics, etc., are act likely < to be of much benefit to you, in dlgestlre ailments. Pepsin la only Flower Language Post CardsDo you know the meaning of the message of the flowers? If yon are series will appeal to you. Tou may have this set of beau tit absolutely free and prepaid If you wl months' trial subscription to the Soutl are strictly high class. Each card ' ?>? Via mpanlncr of thft flavor la In flower mottoes and floral designi poppies spell out the words "I drea chrysanthemums "I love you," the vl be disappointed because these cards a kind and are novel in design and at are taken from real paintings, and paper that is waterproof and not easll; * Write to me personally to-day ai to you?charges prepaid. Remember promptly gets a pleasant surprise, supply of cards is limited, so do not de BOWE i Gen'l Contractors f< Street Paving. ( REFER City Engineers: Augusta, Ga.; Chs Lake City, Fla.; Andersoi Address: 70 Wentwortl IGlf HTTP, 1! I u latform. ? ^ V ? M JHr will be here i| L13 ! vi IJ LVJ. J fot Get spsia t I prevents Dyspepsia, bf i to Relieve IndigeftiofL stion. / . . . i % partial difeater?ana payncs vm ? * lot digesters at alL * . Kodol la a perfect digester. If roa could see Kodol digesting erern particle of food, of all kinds, In this * i (lass test-tubes in our laboratories^ roa would know this jnst as well is we da Nature and Kodol will always cure a sick stomach?but In ordes to be cured, the stomach most rest rhat Is what Kodol does rests the stomach, while the stomach gats sell Just as simple as A, B, C. Our Guarantee Oe to your drags1** today and gat dollar bottle. Than after yon bar* used tbe entire contests of tbe bottle if yea ?M boneetly aay, tbat It boa not done yon HT good, return the bottle to tbe druggist eel ne will refund your money without eueeUon or delay. We wlU then pay tbo druggist for tM bottle. Dont hesitate, nb druggists know thai ear guarantee!* apod. This offer applies to the lam bottle only and to but one Is a family. The large be* tie oootalna Usee as much at the Sfty cent bottle. Kodol le prepared at the lehorw torlea of E. C. DeWitt t, Co., Chicago -a Series of 12 Free to You flower language? Can you read the a lover of souvenir post cards this fu! flower cards; you may have them 111 send me only 10 cents for a four pern Agriculturist These post cards represents a beautiful scenic view nguage worked out most beautifully j. To Illustrate, in this series the im of thee." the lilies "peace," the olets "faithfulness," etc. You won't re really different from the ordinary tractive In appearance. These cards are reproduced on excellent coated y soiled. H id I'll lose no time In sending them this also; every one that answers Don't forget to ask about it. My lay. D. R- OSBORXE, IVaskvllle, Tran. i PAGE, or Municipal Work Concrete Sidewalks. ENCES irleston, S. C.; Thomasville, Ga.; i, S. C.; Kingsfcree, S. C. h St., Charleston, 5. C.