Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ki mm scheoules AfTKRNOON i'MN I <:OM SUM TKK rn H l MI.IA. P r\???- um southern Will Cltsn?y luiu-n niter People? Letter Ir'in Mi ? oak. The ?mmerce, throunh tmurk. ? * i-etary K. I. H** i - after the railroads service end this body has MeUSapllV. , goed number of lin ktevemonu of late. ?h> ern Lull way has now rfvra a u**SJ schedule on Its Rock ?n. |o go into effect tomor that greatly fceneflta Sumter by runaftag of an afternoon train to oiui.tiila. leaving hore at 2.40 and ar? riving Columbia at 5.15. . The same I schedule permits Columbians, to l-nt Sumter and return home before ght. giving them several hours In arty. The following letter from Division nger Agent J. C. Lusk explains a Improved service: r. B. I. Reardon. Secretary, Cham? ber of Commerce, Sumter; S. C. My Dear Sir: I have pleasure In Ttsrng that effective Sunday. De snber 9th. 1907. Rock Hill division aa Nos. -Ill and 114 between Ma fc. N. C. and Klnr lHe. S. C will extended from Klngvllle to Colum aad through trains will then be eg stated between Coltmbia and Ma? rios via K agvllle. Ccindtn and Rock It affording direct connection* both between Columbia and Sumter follows y Xsaave Columbia. . .. . . 9.20 a. m. Atfffva gamier.11.10 a. m. Returning. ve f<it*atcr.5.40 p. m. Columbia. ... I.II p. m. From this you will note that our edules and train service Into and t of Sumter will lie very much Im This new and additional ser ^ogether with schedule changes lato effect No/ember 17th, last. sjaVised you In my letter of No tOth. will afford* connections from Rock Ulli. Ismcsvder, Camden end way eoanecttotui to Sumter, also Itaaa Celambla. Klngvtlle, Charles *a and way stauons to Sumter on morning trains I Leaving Sumter it 2 40 p. m., coa ecUon? will be made for these same tWate returning th * some day. We think that this service will bt canted by the traveling public are especially anxious that it remunerative, and would th? re J**M' to rlvt the informs mnrh publicity as possible the Sumter chamber of com newspapers, etc. Ton re very truly, J. C. Laak. -Dtrl?on Passenger Agent O :AN?^IS?fJR<i-FU)RENCK TRAIN. ?t4*de T..t Schedule Of The New Run Of r oss?ri Oraugrtmrg-laine? Train. Florence.i Deo. 9.?Beginning on V< ndny. Dec. 19th. the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company will run their ftraagetisrg Tinn train on into Fior -er? an. The new schedule has be-n ap and I* now in the hands of printer. Mr. T. M Doar. suporlntendent of traaeporatJou of the Id division of fliat SyvteSn, *r.v? the figures today. jvTralti .\o . IS will h-nve La net* at 11.15 .as. m. and arrive at Florence at 12.55 an. Train No. 46 artll leave Florence 4 JO p m. and arrive Lanes at 9.16 p. . making rnnectlooa at Lanes for ?arleetdrt with Train No. &S. which ?he? Charleston t, 9.52 p. m. It also mak?- connection at Lanes 'avflth the train for Oeor^etown. The S9rsJn leaves Lane: for Orangeburg at a io p The tw ? trains srlll be dally -mc pi taeday. It Is not known wbeth r the clerk on thi* train will continue the run to Blon no- or stop nt m 11 This additional tr.dn will be 1 great gMsnee to the i>>opi* h\?n_c on Una batweea Lanes and Florence, run c Iii?? t'> Kl ?r?uuv on N *. ?nd to ?hetr ?u*ln?-ss an 1 r>? tara home absolutely on time and w II jssjt have to wait on No. 90 or Xo. 69, beth of which are n?erly always ve-/ u it Passengers for Charleston oat of FWrenee can r.<uh that city now a' 9.61 p m. Instead of 2 and 1 o'clock In the morning as Is the case very ts> with > ?. "m.ii * ?tur'i trmtmenta are be* free, on request, by ? These tents piw\ing 1 ople?without a ?essy'4 cost?th* great value of this ar an title prescription known to drug gl 4B rv j y where as Dr. Shoop'* Ca teorh Remedy. Sold b> fibs its Drug ??ongrm*mact Lever Mays that he Is , sltlvely not a candidate for the fjBMni States senate. CASTOR IA Ttf laJaats and Children. He IM Yn Im Alwin Bsught Buy Early duid Avoid the Rush. ?us Our stock is complete, and we have new goods arriving daily. Prices are low for the class of goods we sell. Don't wait until the last day as it takes time for good monogram work. WE CHARGE NOTHING for engraving our goods. All plain engraving done in our store while you wait. Visit our store before buying presents of any kind. \ Cut Glass Our stock if complete. We have Hawks* cele? brated cut glafs and other lines Prices to suit all. Hand Painted China A large and beautiful assortment in sets and sit - gle pieces. Sterling and Plated Silverware ; Flat and Kollow Ware. Statuary Just received, a shipment of statuary ; very pret? ty Pieces from $2 to $30 Lockets Solid gold locks that open, plain, $4 to $15; with dia-? ond, $10 to $30 Solid gold baby lockets, $1 to $2 50 Best quality gold and filled lockets, with and without stones, $1 to $5. Genuine Water Color Pictures! solid gold, Piain?nd^S?o?that open, i In fine gilt f amen, different sizes Make elegant j $2 \ Gold filled in Ladiea and Mi-ses size t pen from $3 50 to $10 'Small size, $1 to $2 60. Christmas presents. ? i Our Christmas Present for 1907. i This year we have decided to give to one of our customers a handsome Gold Watch Worth $60.00._ With each cash purchase of $1 we give a numbered coupon and the person holding the lucky number will receive the watch. We give this watch and sell goods as cheap or cheap? er than others. We invite a comparison of prices. Come to ns for your Christmas presents and get satisfaction. , * . .? \ W. A. Thomp No. 6 South Main Street. THIS IS XAU8EVVTIX? Carnival Woman Wonted to Elope Willi Negro at Oranucourg. The following I* taken from the Orangeburg Kvenlng News of >enter? ing? and speaks for itself, showing to what u&Wiit born* people may Ue md: 'A white girl traveling with one of PELZER AND WILLIAMSTON POSTOFFICES RIFLED. Over $1,700 lit Money ami Stamps Were Taken?l*rohably name Gang That Visited Sciuva and MauKlJu. flreehville. Dec. 3.?The pOvtoIBee ;it I'cl/.er v as rifled by yeggmon this morning about 3 o'clock and the safe blown open and the entire content? the shows of the carnival, which hat ] taken. This is the third safe blow been here for the past week, was I ing in this Immediate vicinity in three about to elope with one of the negro \ weeks. The Seneca postofllce was men employed In the Old Plantation | robbed three weeks ago and Mauldlh dhow early this morning. The girl, | last Friday night. It is evidently the work of the same band of yeggmen and detectives who Is em1 ployed as a servant at the sleeping cars of one of the managers of the carnival, was up bright and early this morning all dressed and ready for the elopement, when her mistress appeared on the scene Just In time to. prevent it. The girl Is fro$n Cleveland, Ohio, asjfl ii'ih )ugh it hail been reported to her mistress on one or two occasions that sr 9 was encouraging the atten ? on* of me of the nejnro men in the Old Plantation shdw; it was not be? lieved to be true. More rumors were heard this week, and a scout was put out to see if there was anything to the <tory. with the result of what was learned this morning." COTTON WAIt AT SPAHTANHUltG. Hpartanburg, Dec. 4.?There Is a lively war on hctween^cotton buyers for the cotton mills and Dunbar Bros. wh<. are buying for an export firm. lMnbnr Bros, entered the cottou mar K? t n. wiul days aaro. Since then M M has bet'n, a big advance in the price of local cotton. The high water n ark was reached today, when cottou Jumped to 11.40 before noon. Much <^tto? was brought to the city and the streets, crowded with wagon* loaded with cotton, presnted a lively m ?-n? . The buy. rs l'<?r the cotton miII? were very active the entire day. Dunbar Bros, bought the majority of the wtaple offered here. Much of the cotton Is being shipped to New York.?News and Courier. ?It will be unnecessary to go through a painful, expensive opera tlon f??r Piles [2 you use ManZan. Put up In i collapsible tube with noy.zle, ready to apply. For any form of Pile*, price 50c. Hlbert Drug Co. 12 l-3m. WOMAN slavf.lt OF sf. NATO It IIHOWN oofs Fl IFF. Washington. Dec. 3.?"Not guilty" was the verdict rendered today by tin Jury in the case of Mrs. Annie M Bradley, charged with the murder of former United States Senator Arthur M. Brown, of Utah, at a hotel In this elty on Dec 8. last. Amid the au plause of a crowd that filled the court room, Mrs. Bradley with tear-dlmmed eyes was discharged from custody and a trial that has lasted during the past three weeks was at an end. and postoftice inspectors are hard at work trying to track them. It la not known definitely Just how much the safe crackers got at Pelzer this morning, but It is understood to be something over a thousand dollars In cash and stamps. m LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP CONTAINS HONEY AND TAR. CONFORMS TO NATIQNAL PURE FOOD AND DRUGS LAW An improvement over many Cough. Lung and Bronchial Remedies, b<??au?e it rid* tha system of a -old by acting as a cathartic on the bowels No ooistes < ,^.niLv? ? saliafactum or money refunded. Prepared by PINtULE Ml:DICiNc^(?0.. CHICAGC ?Millions of bottles of Foley's Honey and Tar have been sold with? out any person ever having experi? enced any other than beneficial re? sults from its use for coughs, ooldl and lung trouble*. This is because the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package contains no opiates or other harmful drugs. Guard your health by refusing any but the genuine. Sibert's Drug Store. _ fflSI I. IS THE PEOPLE'S BANK. Does a General Banking Business, allowing/interest 4 per cent, per tmnn compounded qoarterly m ite Savings Department. Centrally located and r, servatively managed. We invite your patronage ?aiTBli* lccal? and co C. G. ROWLAND, President. m n The citizens' of Aiken county arc A'orking for a fund to erect a hospital in Alken. Will aiuston 1 Jobbed Also. Greenville, Dec. 3.?Closely follow ng the safe blowing In the Pelzer postofllce Sheriff Gilreath received In? formation that the safe in the Wil liarm.ton oifice had been cracked last night and money and stamps to the value of $ 700 taken. Willlamston Is only two miles from Pelzer and the )robabillty fs that the gang ruined on to Willlamston Just as soon as the> had finished the Pelzer Job. ' Here's Good Advice. ?O. S. Woolever, one of the best known merchants of Le Kaysvilie, N Y.. says: "If you are ever troubled with plies apply Bucklen's Arnic? Salve. It cured me of them for good 20 years ago." OUnrantted lor lorcf, wourds. burns or abrasions, 2~>c ai sib"rt's Drug Store. , How Diphtheria Is Contracted. ?One often hears the expression. "My Child caught a severe cold which developed Into diphtheria," when the truth was that the cold had simply left the little one particularly suscep? tible to the wandering diphtheria ,'erm. When Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is given It quickly cures the cold and lessens the danger of diph? theria or any other germ disease be? ing contracted. For sale by De Lorme's Pharmacy. Gov. Ansel has been asked to stay the execution of George Kenney, con? victed of murder in Charleston coun? ty, on the ground that the p laonor is dying of disease. ?Thousands, of men and women In all walks of life are suffering from kidney antl bladder troubles. Don't neglect your kidneys. Delays are dangerous. DeWltt's Kidney and Bladder P 111 afford quick relief for all forms of kidney and bladder trouble. A week's treatment 251 Sold by all druggists. Cough Caution Never, positively never poison youjlungs. If yon rough?even from s simple coldony?yxMShouM always heal, soothe, and ease thd aritatHl bron. cJiial tabes. Don't blindly suppress with a stupefying poison. It's strange lowjjfin^thiiigi finally eome about. For twent? yea? Or. Shoop has constantly warned poople^ot to take cough mixtures or prescriptions ?enta?iing Opiuin. Chloroform, or similarpopOK And now?a little late though?Congress sa/s Put it on the label, if poisons are in your Cotfh Mixture." Good I Very good! I HereaftorfnrtiUven reasonmothers, and others, should tnal*>n having Dr. Snoop's Cough Cure. No polt?? marks on Dr. Shoop'i labels?and none ia tM medicine, else it must by law be on the label. it's not only safe, but II is said to be by those tM knowlt best, a truly ro markable cough rem?. Take no chance then, Birticularly with yot/'hildren. Insist on having r. 6hoop's Cough (j?. Compare carefully the Dr. Shoop packagetlth others and note tha difference. No polm marks there I You cud always be on the sjb side by demanding Dp. Shoop's Coufh Cure SIBETS' DRUG STORE. PAfENTS it is a critical moment when your horse takt i th< t ll in tia nv.ntb and b:)lts. Tonr very life may depead upon ibe strength cl tbe bar Bis*. Onr harness ig o?ad< to stand just such .su.iricn ttsts. It's the kind you can depend upon in an emergency. Bett-1 duv a set and be sa?e than pu it off and be sorry. W. M. GRAHAM. f*-25-4m The lack of municipal funds may tie up Ute ft root paving work In Co? lumbia. About Digestion. ?It Is not the quantity Of food tak? en but the amount digested and as? similated that gives strength and vi? tality to the system. ('hamberhiln's ?Stomach and Liver Tablets invigorate the stomach and liver and enable them to perform their functions. The result Is a relish for your food, In? creased strength and weight, grenter endurance and a clear head. Price 2f> cents. Samples free. For sale by Deforme'* Ph?rmp'1" copyright. IN ALL COUNTRIES. fldifa^Jnrarf tvith Washington saves timey money ? ?/tfn fa* Patent. Pite^nd Infringement Practice Exclusively. Wrifr <*omo to iu lit ?U BF Itmt. opp. UnlUd SUUa Patent Offlc?. WASHINGTON, D. C. GVSNOW 8c (2, HOLLISTER'9 R^ky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Busy SttdleJaa for Busj Ptopla. irinf;? Qoidou Htr.lth aud Pent rod Vipor. stxs'iiu? f,,r <?.,;...:ipatloa, Indlgestloo, I.he jKldn*?y Tronbi . Pimples, b?x?me. Im pur* p>i. Ha i Dreatli, SI iqw'sli Bowels, U w i u 1 i Uaekai h ?. It 's R ?ky Uouatam 'I ? ? in forin. W ?"\>?h e boa. fJenuln* mn-io I a/ isTsa Dm <; CottrAwv? K'tdlson. Wis. r [ ,r 'pts for Ssiur v pp ?pip |fR.KINQ*S New iiiscover? Will Surely Stop That Cough. radkin Valley Distilling Company Makes the finest PURE RYE and CORN WHISKEY on the market Only the best grain used in dis? tilling fine whiskies will give the delightful and mellow flavor recognized in every taste of any of the YADKIN VALLEY make. Shipped in jugs or bottles in plain cases-borders filled promptly and carefully. Old Shore Corn . . YadkinYalley Corn . North Carolina Corn ? Pure Old Rye . \ . Bottled in bond, eight years old, guaranteed pure. The nearest distillers to you shipping direct from our plant, guaranteeing quickest delivery. Wri-e for price list. A trial order will convince you of the superi? ority of every Whiskey made and shipped by $3.00 Gallon $2.50 Gallon $2.00 Gallon $5.00 Gallon YADKIN VALLEY DISTILLING CO. Rocky Mount, North Carolina "The Whiskey That Gentlemen Drink"