The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, February 01, 1912, Page FOUR, Image 4
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KINGSTREE. S. C.
C. W. WOLFE,
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Senator Epps* Bills.
Columbia, January ^9. (Special):? I
Senator Epps, of Williamsburg
county, has introduced in the Upper
House of the General Assembly a bill j
"to limit the number of dispensaries !
in counties where alcoholic liquors |
are allowed by 'aw to be sold". The |
bill has been passed to second read- !
ing and when it comes up for debate
there promises to be a warm fight.
The text of the bill is as follows:
"That after the approval of this
act there shall not be created or
established, in any county where
alcoholic liquors are allowed by law
to be sold, more than one county
dispensary: Provided, the provisions
of this act shall not apply to those
counties in which there are cities
with a population exceeding fifteen
thousand.
"That all acts or parts of acts inconsistent
with this act be, and the
same are hereby, repealed."
The bill was favorably reported
by the committee on Police Reflations.
with an amendment to the
effect that the "foregoing shall not
affect dispensaries already established
in any county".
Senator Epps ha? also introduced
a bill "to validate and declare legal
an election held in the town of
Kingstree, Williamsburg county,
\
authorizing the issuing of twenty- j
eight thousand dol'ars in bonds foi '
the purpose of constructing, establishing
and maintaining a system
of waterworks in the town of Kingstree
and fourteen thousand dollars
for the purpose of constructing,
establishing and maintaining a system
of sewerage in the said town of
f Kingstree."
k This bill was favorably reported
M by the Senate Finance committee,
R and, being a matter of local legis^
lation, will hardly fail of passage.
Wyatt A Taylor.
Death of Mr W Cooper Snowden.
E>ied?Wednesday morning,January
24, at his home near Indiantown
church, Mr W Cooper Snowden.
MrSnowden was aboutfi8 years of age
-y and apparently enjoyed fairly good
' health, The day before he died he
went about attending to his duties
as usual and his sudden taking off
was a great shock to his family and
k friends. Some time during the
night he complained of being troubled
with indigestion, but did not
1 appear to be very ill. A short while
afterward his wife found that he
had quiet y passed away.
Mr Sncwden was a Confederate
veteran, having served faithfully
throughout the war. He is survived
by his wife and several children, besides
two brothers and two sisters.
i These wit i a large circle of friends
are berea/ed by his death.
The fur eral and burial service took
place at I idiantown church Thursday
at 11 o'clock a m, Rev F H
Wardlaw officiating.
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"In men whom men condemn as ill,
I find so much of goodness still;
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Between the two?where God has not."
KIXGSTREE-THE GATEWAY
TO OPPORTUNITY.
THURSDAY. FEB. 1. 1912.
anything and never suffer from any ! s
of these symptoms. j ii
Many prominent and influential1 b
people of this city have used the! v
treatment with pronounced success j s
and a npmber have given out state-; u
ments for publication. Among I
these is Mr H P Seav, 19 E Pavilion s
street, whose wife has been prac- s
ticallv an invalid for four years, t
When seen and asked about his n
wife's experience. Mr Seay said: n
"It is true that Mrs Seay has been k
wonderfully benefited by the new a
treatment. She has been suffering g
from stomach and kidney trouble t
for four years and lately these be- o
came complicated with nervous a
prostration. We tried several doctors,
but they did not seem to help her t
and then we started trying every s
remedy we heard of. During her b
illness Mrs Seay has used one hun- r
1 * * * > i -i.il.. _r i:
area ana rorry Doiues 01 various u
well-known medicines with but little
or no relief. She is now on the *
third bottle of this new Root Juice
treatment and we are delighted
with the results. She has gained
in strength, has a splendid appetite, 0
sleeps well at night and feels better ^
than she has in four years. In fact, e
the three bottles of this new medi- v
cine has done more for her than all n
hundred and forty I spoke of."
At almost any hour of the day in ^
the drug store where the new medi- c
cine is being explained one may n
hear stories of startling results obtained
by those who have been i ;
using it. |I!
A very interesting and remark-1
able experience was related by Mr, '
Wilson Gaines of 318 Western ja
avenue, who is well known in rail-! a
way circles, having been employed "
as switchman by the Central Rail- ''
way of Georgia for eight years. Mr s:
Gaines explained that he had been
troubled on and off for five years L
and that he suffered intensely. ^
When asked to give a description of v
his case he said: "1 suffered fear- ^
fully from rheumatism in my joints
and it was especially severe during f
wet or changeable weather. My 11
digestion was poor and I would f
sometimes belch gas after eating. I lj
suffered also from headaches, backaches,
painful urination and was
nervous and irritable. Sometimes s'
I could not sleep at night and I b
grew weak and run down. I tried a
TO TOBACCO PUNTERS j C
Of Williamsburg and Adjoining r
Counties a
b
I write this letter to let you know'
that I will be in the Warehouse ^
business again this coming season, j p
at Kingstree, S C. So my advice is'
to plant some tobacco; but be sure j
to plant only what vou can take care
of. Above all things, try to make a c
good quality. To do this no one j j(
must over-crop himself. Burn and t
sow enough plant land to put out u
a
more than you expect to set, so you ^
will have enough good, strong,
healthy plants to set your whole
e
crop at first season. The crop was
short last year, not only in South
Carolina but the bright belt of North -
ENTIRE CITY IS SHA
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Atlanta People Are Dumfounded
Follow Use of Strange Neu
Startling Cures Cor
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Home People V/ill Have Opportu
That Is Causing So Much ]
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Atlanta. Ga, (Special Dispatch):? s
There seems to be no end to the ex- t
citement that has been created here c
by the strange and mystifying re- t
suits following the use of the new t
^Root Juice treatment in cases of t
stomach and kidney disorders and 1
rheumatism. e
Some of the severest cases that j
could be found have been treated 1
successfully with the new liquid and i
so quick have the results been in
many cases that the sufferers and t
their friends were dumfounded. v
Persons who were helpless from t
rheumatism for months and who I
haj to be carried about have recov- j s
: ered as if by miracle after using p
the strange new medicine for a very j
short time and are now walking the s
streets enjoying the best of health, i f
Sufferers from stomach trouble,who , t
could not drink a glass of water! f
without suffering afterward and : r
who claimed to have suffered agonies ; t
from indigestion, headaches, belch- r
ing, bloating, pains after meals and ;
other similar distresses now declare i ?
they have a hearty appetite, can eat j a
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MANY ARE EXCITED
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by Sensational Results That J
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itinue to Appear.
N DRUG STORES HERE. |
nity to Investigate New Liquid
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leveral doctors and at least ten or
welve medicines without finding a
'ure. I have been using this new
his new Root Juice treatment |
wenty days now and am feeling
>etter every day. I have spent at
east $250.00 seeking a cure without
iven getting relief, but I find the 1
uice treatment is fast curing me.
rho mpdieinp hn<a nrnvoH to hp worth k
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ts weight in gold to me."
Mr Gaines' story started others
elling their experiences with it and
vere it not for the fact that many of
he people gathered there were well
mown in social and business circles,
ome of the stories would seem too;
rood to be true.
Mr H L Bassinger, of 118 Eimi
treet, Macon, said he had suffered '
rom rheumatism and stomach trou-'
>le for nine years and that although :
our doctors had told him there was'
10 cure for him, the first bottle of
he juice treatment had given him
elief and that he was feeling fine. ; J
A lady, wh# gave her name as!
rlrs. MattieColquitt and her address x
is 400 Cromley street, spoke up and j1
aid: "I suffered thirteen years from
ndigestion, gas on the stomach and
telching. I used to throw up half; t
rhat I ate and suffered fearfully. I i
pent a lot of money on doctors and r
nedicines, but got no relief. When t
heard about Root Juice and the c
reat things it was doing for the i
ick, I tried it and although I have!
aken only one bottle, i am begin- c
ling to feel fine. My food digests i I
ow and what I eat stays down. I j e
now this now medicine is doing me'
, world of good and I believe it is; 8
ping to cure me completely after J
hirteen years of suffering. I, fori
ne, can certainly recommend it to:
nyone in my condition."
Lack of space makes it impossible i
o print all of the many similar!
tories that were told, but it is safe |
o say that at least a dozen people
ecited equally interesting and start- i
ng experiences.
vonderful medicine can now;
Be Obtained Here.
Local people are to be given an
pportunity to test the new Root
iiipp trpatmpnf whirn hMS hppn
fleeting these marvelous cures and ?
,-hich has created so much excite- [
lent in Atlanta during the past few j
,eeks. The main laboratories at J
ort Wayne, Ind, where the medi- >
ine is prepared, have made arrangelents
so druggists can now procure
t through their wholesalers and
hose who have not already placed it
i stock can easily get it.
Any person who suffers with inigest
on. b Idling, bloating, pains
fter ir.eals, loss of appetite, headches,
sleeplessness, nervousness,
ackaches, weak kidneys, impure
lood, rheumatic pains or other
ymptoms of disordered stomach,
ver r kidneys, can, therefore, obain
the Root Juice in one dollar
ottles at any good pharmacy or by
/riting direct to the Root Juice
t * - -a n i itr T j
.aDoratories ai rori wayne, inu.
In view of the phenomenal cures
he medicine has effected elsewhere '
t is believed that home people, suf-j
ering from various form of stomach,
ver, kidney and bowel troubles,!
,'ill find in the new treatment the
1
ame wonderful results, which have
een experienced by those who have !
lready used it.
Carolina and Virginia, as well. I;
hink you can expect profitable;
rices, even with a large increase in
creage over last year and the year
efore. We expect to have a great i
aany more buyers than we have!
ad for a number of years, so that j
ompetition will be strong. All the |
irger companies are short on our
right types. With the demand for
ur South Carolina tobaccos in- j
reasing every year it certainly!
x>ks bright to me. You can get|j
obaceo seed from the merchants j {
nd banks of Kingstree, which will j
ie glad to accommodate you.
Wishing you one and all a good j t
rop and high prices,
Yours to serve,
-l-2t Jno G Slaughter, j
Executive Clemency.
Governor Blease has granted a
parole to Mary Givens.who was convicted
in Charleston in March, 1911,
of housebreaking and larceny and
sentenced a term of one year.
A pardon has been granted to H
D Ferrell.who was convicted in Williamsburg
county in February of
last year on the charge of obtaining
property under false pretenses and
sentenced to pay a fine of $20.
The Governor several weeks ago
announced that no pardons and paroles
would be granted during the
session of the General Assembly.
CC?? aaanminnr flAVPrn
OIUCC aoouuniift \jiiiw n?v viv??*M
or has extended clemency in 338
cases.
ACKNOWLEDGE IT.
lingstree Has to Bow to the Inevitable
?Scores ot Fndorsements Prove It.
After reading the public statement
of this fellow-suffer given beow,
you must come to this conclusion:
A remedy which cured years
igo, which has kept the kidneys in
?ood health since,can be relied upon
to perform the same work in other
:asos. Read the following:
Mrs T C Matthews, 1502 Front St,
jeorgetown, S Car, says: "For a
ong time I was afflicted with kidley
and bladder trouble. I rested
fjoorly and I grew weak and lame.
[ noticed that the kidney secretions
>vere unnatural and accordingly
ioctored for kidney complaint, but
lothing helped me until I used
Doan's Kidney Pills. They removed
;he trouble with the kidney secre;ions,
relieved the pain and cured
he backache. I consider this remedy
vorthy of my endorsement." (Statencnt
given March 23, 1909).
A Willing Corroboration.
On January 13, 1911, Mrs Mat;hews
said: "You may continue to
ise my endorsement of Doan's Kidini'
Pillc qc I f?ii] tVinr I pan tint. sav
oo much in their praise. This rern d..
is certainly a good one for kidiey
trouble."
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