Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r ' IHMHaHnBBRSmM THE PEOPLE' || || Hides, Furs 1 f H. A. MILLER, P "kxxxxxxxxxxxxx ?| WE 8 STEP I HIGH X when it comes to turning c Q Harness. We always carry a 1 ?S Wagons, Harness, Saddles, et< O See our line of Tyson & Jon< k O Buggies, also our Columbus ar L V * YOURSTOI I y Williamsburg Live V Tkos. McCutchen, Mgr. 11 GROW V ? D Y means of a mutually and a thorough un f needs, coupled with a desire on the part of those intere t cenis in this immediate vie the extensive sendee offerei building for themselves a sc for the larger business of th t BANK OF WIL, Kingstrc ? C W Stoll, President. ^ F Rhem, Vice-President. E?aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa? I THE MASTERPIECE OF THE I CONFECTIONER'S ART L I f DEAR!_ V When you were engaged F Why not now? Let Us Print You Soi f= Gre; Will clo Pick tht S MARKET DEALER IN dnds of Fresh ats and Fish. ;st Cash Price Paid for md Poultry. ROPRIETOR ^XX>00000(XX>0 H- 4?X' C *JgP Trtfefg c >ut Stylish Vehicles and ? full line of Buggies, Surnes, y ?s, Bull Durham and Parker y id Thornhill Wagons. V >LEASE, f StocK Company, > K1NGSTREE, S.C /( 000000000006 rffffffifTTTTVTTTTTVy ? /ITH US \\ profitable co-orperation ' derstanding of business ; i to "live and let live" ' isted, many young con- J inity are making use of : d by this bank and are ? -i.'j xi x? 1 Jiiu linaiicicu luuuuauuu ie future. LIAMSBURG, !C| S. C E C Epps, Cashier. C W Boswell. Asst. Cashier. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAii \ Kingstree Drug Co J No Groceries, No Dr W Goods, No Hardware, bu I anything in pure fresl I Drugs, Medicines, Toile I Articles, Perlumerj | Stationery, etc. Water I man's and C o n k I i n ' | Fountain Pens. We wi I send for and deliver a ' orders on short notice. a iuii anu cumpiei ' | line of Trusses, etc. I Agents for Huyler' / Chocolates and Bon-Bon! 1 Kingstree Drug Ct 1 King'stree, S. C ne Office Stationer; T1 atest se Augu ; Fruit m / / I f r'liiMiillii 11*11 . ISjj Professional Cards. | DR. R. J, MCCABE. JE. Dentist. KINGSTREE, / S. C Office Next to Court House Square. , PHILIP H. ARROWSMITH r.H /v* attorney-at-law LAKE CITY, - - S. C. M. A. WOODS, DENTIST. Offlc? over Siog'letary Bldg. ^'PHONE NO. G2.^ LCi LAKE CITY, - S. C W. Leland Taylor, DENTIST, office over l'r W V Brockliigton's store. KINGSTREE, - S. C. C. 5-21-tf _ M. D.Nosm DENTIST, ~ LAKE CITY, - - - S. C DR. R. C. McCABE ? Dental Surgeon, a] Office in Hir^cli Quilling, over Kinsrstree Drug Company's. p Benj. JMclNNES, M. R. C. V. S. " B. Kater MclNNES, M. D., V. M. D. VETERINARIANS. One of us will be at Kingstree the P first Monday in each month, at Hel* ler's Stables. 9-28-tf r? ???????Irs Why Suffer from Eczema? ire ide. A Georgia Man Tells His 1 to ExDerience. I was afflicted with a very bad case of Eczema for twenty-five years,which was in my feet, legs |oss and hips. Through all this time I ep. tried different remedies and docile tors' prescriptions, obtaining no relief until I used your HUNT'S CURE. Qqi One box (50c) cured me entirely, and though two years have elapsed I have had no return of ? the trouble, Naturally I regard it as the l Z greatest remedy in the world. I t Yours, . J P Perkins, r 4 Atlanta, Qa. ' Manufactured and Ouurantfed by Z A.-B. RICHARDS MEDICINE CO. , T Sherman, Texas. i "v ' 4 SOLI) BY % Dr. W. V. BrocKington, Kin^ttraa, S. C. 4 BlaKely-McCulloug'H Co., j ^ Lines, S. C. \\ WANTED | ^ 1 T?a?/\vk^ rti v 4-rv m rvVif nrAA/^ S ^ 1 1VJI11 MA. IU Clgui ^vun, fat Beef Cattle a week, 5 ' for which I will pay the best market price. All Kinds of Meats i in season at living prices, ,c* also a choice line of Fruits, Vegetables and Canned f A11 Goods. lodS Epps* MarKet rities Cr. Academy CD> Mill Sta. ;ES. ? FOR SALE. com- Brick in tiny quantity to suit purchas-tf er. The Best Dry Press Machine-made ? X BIKICIEC. ar ik Special shapes made to order. Correi\ pondence solicited before placing you/ f) orders. W. R. FUNK " M Chamberlain's Cough Remeoy RE Cures Colds, Croup and Whooping Cough. K t I Dortu Thi^ k v m j ; Ripe. | B. Wallace Jont || HEAL ESTATE I iFIRE AND IIFE INSURANI i I Cotton and Cotton Sei Buyer, ? b g Dealer in Farm Supplies an 11 | Fertilizers. LAKE CITY, - S. j I 2-22-tf 1 j "IljAMYM * & SAFE sipei IF NOT WHY NO' Whose fault is it? It is not 01 We offer you the necessary requ ments to place you on the safe si and would be more than delightec WRITE YOU A POLICY ? that will protect you from all 1 4 by hies at a very low rate. We r J resent the best and most relis | companies on earth. S{ Kingstree insurance, Real Estate & Loan <| R. N. Speigner, Manager. 4 \ Charleston-Isle of Palm: j 1 is calling you,?the surf, the mu 4 2 3>c. a'l cry out for you to follow < the crowd. The J ATLANTIC COAST LINE 4 has provided the schedules am T rates; beginning Saturday. Jun< <2 1, to continue during the season. ^ $1.95 to Charleston , $ for all trains of Saturday am 4 morning trains of Sunday, limit v ed to return until Tuesday mid |, night following. 4 For any information, call on ; T E BAGGETT, y ? Tirkpt Acrcnt. t ! TC WHITE, f General Passenger Agent, h i Wilmington, N C. 6-6-t7-21 LIGHTNING RODS S H. L. Whitlock, Lake City, S I) Special Sales Agent. || Representing the Largest Manufacturers o Hindi Improved Copper and Galvanized Section I ;e "Endorsed by the Highest Scientific Autho: and Fire Insurance Companies). s PURE COPPER WIRE CABLES, ALL SL 5. Our Full Cost Guarantee Given with Each , I sell on close marp n of profit, dividing I mission with mv customers. 3-1 I - CHICHESTER S PILL S W THE DIAMOND BRAND. t Ladleat Ask your Druggist for / cT<( {LvA Cbl-ches-ter's DIainoad Tirnnd/4 I'liU in I(? d and Mold metallic^ CV ?se?ied ?iU> Blue Ribbon. \ H <esi?s'3 Take no other. Bur of Tour ' ~l ~ (tf Druggist. Aslcf irt'IIM irER-TE; W 2g DIAMOND lilt AND I'lLLs, (or lT yf B yesti known as Best. Safest, Always Relli ' SOLO BY DRIGGISTS EVERYWHE mX ^PI st 15. riiile it is , _ V.. TO VOTERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA And Especially Those of SIxtl Congressional District. It was General Grant, we believe l who gave utterance to the expres sion "That the Democratic part} . I could be relied upon to do the wrong thing at the right time.' This not only referred to measures but to men, and he was in part cor rect. The ambition of our politicians ; caused many dissensions and bicker ings in our party and gave to the opposition ammunition to fight us with. With the exception of Wash* * * * J T I '.ngiun, uie uvo .-\uumses, nanisui and Taylor the Democrats elected ai of their Presidents to the time oi Lincoln, and could have remained ir power but for the ambition of Stephen A Douglas, who endeavored tc foist upon the party a platform antagonistic to Democratic faith. The consequence was that when tht Democratic party met in Baltimore, after having failed to nominate ai Charleston, S C, a split took place and two Democratic candidates entered the field. The consequence was Lincoln was elected. Thai brought on war, and upon its wai record the Republican party has kept in power. Not altogether that This party allied itself with the trusts and corporations,and we have ! as a result of their dominion the un rest of the country and the higl price of living. The result of the war left the South prostrate and ii poverty, while to the North all wai roseate. xMoney obtained from Gov ernment contracts was plenty, anc from that arose the corporate anc ; aiuiiai uiauiti, uut nvm wuv ?tuv? State. A new man going in couli I not expect to get on that importan 1 committee. Outside of Mr Ellerbe' i duties, well performed, as to th< 1 State at large, he. under the mos jF nity ; our last J trust influence which has kept th< Republican party in power. A dawn has come. The blacknesi of a night of despair to the peoph of the South gives promise of 5 brighter day, if we of the South wil do away with personal preference: and retain in Congress men of expe rience rather than send men with n< experience. They may tell you 01 the stump of the shortcomings o: their predecessors,and tell you wha they will do. Believe them not un less they prove their cause beyond i reasonable doubt. Unless they cai produce testimony beyond them selves, let the man in Congress stay for it takes several years for a Con gressman to be of any use to hi constituents. Before the war th< South had the say in Governments affairs. Why? Because she kept he Senators and Representatives ii Congress as long as they provei competent, while the North mad changes. Since the war the resul has been changed, and the conse quence is that by reason of the poli tieinn nnnpnlinc to the neonle as t rr c ? what he will do, and he knows tha he can't accomplish it,and that whil he may be a big man in county af [ fairs he will be a Liliputian when h gets into Congress,changes are mad and the South has no influence am gets less than we are entitled t from the public treasury. Now,J E Ellerbe is the Represent ative from the Sixth Congressions district. He has held that positioi for several terms and has been ad vanced as only a member of experi ence can be, to a position on th committee of rivers and harbors This not only makes him a Repre sentative from the Sixth Congres I knf fwnrtrt fka utIiaIi . I v i trying circumstances, has gotten j i public buildings for Darlington, 1 Bennettsville and Marion and a site I for a building at Dillon. Could we ' I expect anything more from our Representative in the face of the fact that South Carolina was the ? first to precipitate the war and it is held against us? Certainly not. ' Then whom can we put in his place that would do more? Consider that 5 voters. He has not only done that, but has put rural delivery routes all over the Sixth district. Then why ' remove him? Can anyone else do as well? He is there with the ex1 perience of years. Can an amateur, | for such would be his successor, do what he has done? We say no. ? ^ TV-* if'Q COT? f A T?/?:i TVlforC l iici ciuir, ? c saj cv j vw " *>f South Carolina and the Sixth 1 Congressional District, in particular, return Ben Tillman to the Senate ! and J E Ellerbe to the House. Let not the idea that your candidate is a county man, and we should support '; him, influence you. This is a fallacy 1 and might lead to incompetent offi'; tiais. But by your vote accept the best man for the place. L Woodrow Wilson is going to be * i your next President and he will , ! 5 i want a Congress of mer of exper ; ience; men who have served in Con?! gress and know the wants of the ?i country. You could not get in-the i " I Sixth District a better man than I your present Representative, J E ? Eilerbe, and- in the State a better II man than your Senator, B R Tillman. 3 I have no personal fee'ing, but am actuated by a desire for the * good of the people of South Caro* lina. - Yours very truly, W F Claytov. ?? A CONFIRMED STATEMENT. J 1 Evidence Kingstree Readers Will Apl preciate. Doan's Kidney Pills have done splendid work in this locality. > Have merited the unstinted praise l they have received, f Here's evidence of their value t that none can doubt. It's testimony from this locality twice-told and well confirmed. * Such endorsements are unique in 1 the annals of medicine. Should convince the most skeptical Kingstree reader. ' j J A Turner, 114 E Palmetto Str ": Florence, S Car. says: "I am willing s to verify my former endorsement of 2 Doap's Kidney Pills that I gave in 1 March, 1908. I have had no need of ' a kidney medicine since then, as the r j benefit I received has been perma- ^ 1 j nent. My back ached a great deal 3 and I had sharp, shooting pains e through my loins. There were also t other symptoms of kidney trouble and finally I was led to get Doan's Kidney Pills. They quickly removed ~ my trouble, benefiting me in every.' o way." t For sale by all dealers. Price 50 e cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, . New York, sole agents for the Unit"! ed States. e Remember the name?Doan's? e and take no other. d o Girls usually have more luck fishing than do the men. Compliments are much easier to get than fish, you know. n Are Ever at War. There are two things everlastingi ly at war, joy and piles. But Bucke len's Arnica Salve will banish piles in any form. It soon subdues the itching, irritation, inflammation or^ swelling. It gives comfort, invites >* joy. Greatest healer of burns, boils, e ulcers, cuts, bruises, eczema, scalds, 3 pimples, skin eruptions. Only 25 cts f at M L Allen's, t s Rub-My-Tism will cure you. 1 For (i-.D'iess resultln? from ? >?. -r a;t j tion i-r. Mills' Laxative n i sate chance i I i A