Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' " * T ?? "vi> VWW ' ir Ti V" "> JPmiL'iM r " t' ' ' * 1 " '* ' 'V* ?' ' 1 -11 mmm THE ADVERTISER PUBLISHED THURSDAYS. \Y? arc nrft responsible tor the views oi our coires|xui?U?te. A ONE DOLLAR. A YEAR IN ADjl VANCE. ' |K;I D. M. BARENTINE, Editor and Publisher ; F. M. CANNON, I/.cal Krlitor. ' In .i MTmoii Dtiblishetl reeen My ?" The Advertiser, u noted divine railed the poet. Kmorson It) the witness stand to illustrate an exist ing rendition, which we regret to have to admit is too true in every eomniiinity. Kmerron said something like this, to give his thought in prose: 'The mountain ami the squirrel had a quarrel1* and the mountain poked a good deal of fdn at tiie little creature. The squirrel I told the mountain that while it tow ere#! heavenward and could tony a forest on its hack that it could not "crack a nut.** Now, for the moral: There are people who feel themselves so full of importance that tliey refuse to admit that others have any ideas st all worth anything and this idea gains such a firm grasp on # Ik4kllt til t Itolt 1 klliO bit I Ik Ol I III! L> 1 IVT'HI uini I II* j "v * wnir ru imun* ed that they refuse to support any enterprise or accept. any ideas, however worthy they he, simply lierause the person giving the idcu is not as "big" in heir estimation as they deem themselves to he. Let us put aside all grudges and little spites that unlit us for true ami lofty citizenship. These lfttie spites and the scales of self-importunee may at times so completely blind us as to eause us to retrograde in a great many respects. Tli e mountain's view of the situation was narrow and should A 1 ... 1L l il l ik t icacii us rnuT inai mere is nauger in any policy that loads us to wreck oursolvoA upon a sea of ogol ism. ltroad-ininded citizenship?a recognition [of another's rights and a realization of the fact that we are not the "all-inall"?is the need of any town in winning great uchicvmcnts. \ It is to he regretted that the voil mill could not he made to "i<o." A little too jnneh division atnong ns yet. I'ovsihly we are all nielined to he egotistic and wo let this quality in our ''make-up" lead us astray, despite our own better judgment and tlth many precedents showing th<f>folly ?f such a course. Hut we believe we are going to don good husinesR this Fall. The Advertiser hopes that the merchant, the lawyer, the doctor, the preacher, the laborer? and "ye" editor too?all will prosper together and the people can help the town to prosper by Wringing their produce to Cliestorliold markets and buying their goods from .our business men. If Chesterfield business men are wise (not in their own conceit) and tilled with a burning desire to see the town prosper and march onward, t hey will muko herculean efforts not t> let any money pass our town by offering inducements to bring cotton here and keeping the money her?> by giving values for it that will compare favorably or bout the inducements offered at other places. Chesterfield did a good business last fall, let- us heat it this year. We have aided in the upbuilding of other counties long enough, and with our best wishes to all our neighbors, let us "look at home" and hid them do likewise. Our interest lies in Chesterfield county and for her success let us all labor. We are glad that the dear old county is building up. New towns are springing up where once the pine and oak grew and held full sway. The Advertiser is willing to help every community in the county in any possible way. 'iMEWWlBlQBHCHffg "v..$r-'-h' ?8Bw*&J FAMILY MILEAGE TICKETS Cqoo in flk>n*Cju Carolina Now Sold py tuk Kkabord Aik Lin k Railway. C6mmenqinn March 2otb, the. Seaboard Air Line Railway, in compliance with the new l*i\v, have on Wile KMX) mile Family ticket p, pood for the uro of t he immediate member;; of one family, between stations within the State of Sout h Carolina on the lino 01 rue raoaooarii Air inno Railway. Those tickets urc sold at $25.and are limited to one year from date of issue. The popular lntereliungouldo lunik, good over 2JJ different lines, will eontiuue <;ti sale im dor same conditions as heretofore. For further information apply to eahoard agents, or address loa. W. Stkwakt, Trav. I'ussonongor Agent, ('oluinhiu, K. STEVENSON ? MATHESON ATTOKNBYS AT I.AW. I'itii tiff iii nil I'ouHh I lifflfi' lielil mill MtiiTolindiliir roll lilies ninl n the United Slnt?H Court. One of the ttrm will in* here every Miuidny. STOP THAT COUtUI ' W'llt'll >1 I'lillirli it t ii'L; I Imr I il' !1 II il' i'n?ion in tli?' tliroiit makes von fii-l iiiii-onifnrtnlilc, take Dullard's Mori" IiouimI Syrup. Don't wnit until tin* disease Iuih ^oiii- hi'votiil control. Mr mill Mrs, J A Anilrson, Jl-!4 Went otli St., Suit Luke City. Utah. writes: We think itiilltmrH Hoivhoutid Syrup tin* IM*H| IllcdicillC tor I'OU^ItH lllld rolils. Wi? tin ve used it for several vwiih, it always trivsH immediate iv lint. is very pleasant ami gives perfect Hiitinfuirt ion.'' 25e, 50c, $1,00. Sold t?y I) |1 Lutiry NEARLY EVERY TARMER NEEDS A PORTABLE ENGINE IMt AJAA in the one to use. "The Machinery People" will be f/lud to peml catalogue and uuiuc price on application. W. H. GIBttES C&L CO.. COLUMBIA. S. C> Engines, Boilers, Saw Mills, Cotton Ginning Machinery, Etc. The tlbbci Portable Shlnuie Machine. ' ! GEO. K. LANfcY. Attorney mid (.'oiinwlm* tvt T,uw, CliPHtorficld, S. f\ Mppuinl cttr?? lnkt.'H in tliw nut ti IU'?MI|lMir, Of for PXCPtltOIV admin intra tor* nod (iuiirdiaii*: inv?'*t ijrat ion of til la* to mil HHtate rol|?M.tion cf claim* nnd tli* drafting of nil kind* of Icj/mI 'imtnlllicllt*. I'nn l??> found in Auditor* Skin Diseases, Bone Pains, Itcldngs, t Aching Back, Blood Poison, Eczema. TO I'BOVE IT, IIE.HKBV SENT FBKK, ? Cf The above pictures show What Botanic Blood Balm will do,clearing ths aaln, healing *11 aorsi and eruptions, making the blood pure and rich, We have confidence In Botanic Blond Balm [ 11,11.11. ] and we Bend It free, all charges prepaid direr t to any sufferer who will write us. We havecured with B.H.H, tost.iy cured, thousands of men and wctnon, wlic suffeted from all stages of Impure Wood, after every known rcmcJy, doctors, and specialist* had 'ailed, How to tell you hnvo blood YHaeesn. If you have tho tell-tale pimples orerilptlons on any part of the hody.rheumnilcachtsand p.iinsin hones01 Joints, a, hlng hack, swollen glands, or swellings and rislngson the akin; b'ood feels hot and watery, skin It, lies and burns,eczema,scabby sores,mucous patches In the m<>uth.sore?hroat.srrof(d?/:r>t>r?,r-col,?ee>f h alron eyebrows falling out, boils, carbuncles, rash on the skin, ukers.weak kldneysieatln*. frsterlngsores; you may be certain you suffer from poison In the blood flet tho poison out of your Hyetem by taking Botanic Blood Halm[n. B. B,] It Is a purely xegelaMe ea'ract, tlroroughly tested In hospital and private pro," tlce with over J.onOcuret made of the moat obstinate cases. Botanic B ood Balm [B.B.B.] heals ell sores, stnos ell aches and o.iin*. reduces all swel lings, makes blnoj pure an J rich, completely ChangIngthe entire boJy Into a clean, healthy conJltlon, Cancer C?r*a Botanic Blood Halm Curee Cancers of ell Kinds, Suppurating Swellings, Eating Sores, Tumors, ugly Ulcers. It kill* the Cancer Poison end heals the Sores or worst Cancer perfectly. If you Iteve a prrslstent Pimple, Wart, Swellings, Sltootlng. Stinging Pains, take Blood Balm and they will disappear before they develop into Cancer. Many apparently hopeless cases of Oncer cured by taking Botanic Blood Halm( BHH. J Sold by all druggists, $1.00 per large bottle with complete directions for homecure, ff-'or free sample write Blood Bsigt Co,, Atlanta, Go, Describe your trouble, and special free medical advice le Ktitrs* eke e large bottle ee directed ett label, end when herlght euaettty la token a cure la certain, aueeanjj noting. If net cured year eweey will be rifended. For Halo by D. M. laney. Subscribe for The Adverti?t?r. It will be helpful to .your funtily. Siloes, Shoen, Shoe* at the Kaeket Store. All styles from 1 to 1.O0 * * : K ' ' ' ' P'" : 1 11 " . . . no'-?? i, i... < ' v I j !<tle buy Or Sell BCBSS3kHKB3C Real Estate and we are in position to Serve You , to your best interest. Write us for! information or see our Representative, Mr. D. M. Barcntiue. SOUTTKKN KIKM) IUOAL KSTATI5 EXCHANGE, Spartanburg, S. C. NOTICE. I will bo in Chesterfield on the first Monday and Tuesday of eaeh month, and the Wednesday following at. Ruby to attend ot all work in my line, L. 11. Trotti, dentist. CANDIDATES ! I respectfully announc myself a candidate for the Legislature, promising if elected to watch closely after and work for the interest of the farmers of Olios lerueiu, pledging niyseir to, ahido t he result of the primary 1 election. W. L. Gibson. I aisiKiuiKT myself a candidate for the Legislature in the coining democrat ic primary. W. 1\ Pollock. Thanking the people of (Miestertiehl county for the trust reposed in me in the pa*t I hereby announce myself a candidate for eletion to t lie Ilouse of Keprescntufives from this county. (L IC. I^aney. / A - For Auditor. ~ Believing that we have in Thomas E. Mulloy a man well qualified to discharge the duties of tlu? olllec, we respectfully aniiouik'o him a candidate for Auditor of Onesterfield county, subject to the Democratic primary. F rieiuls. Thanking my friends of (Mies a ? a* - ji !- ' iviui'iu rwum.v ior uieir pa sr. support 1 hereby announce my self a candidate for Auditor, pledging myself to abide by the results of the democratic primary. , J. 11. .lowers. For Congress We .-.re authorized to announce T). F. Finley for Congress subject to the result of the primary election. I am a enndiato for Congress for the Fifth Congrossionl Disti*i<*t subject to the result of the Democratic primary. T. Y. Williams. Lancaster, S. C. (or Supervisor ( 1 hereby announce myself a i candidate for the office of Coutij ty Supervisor of Chesterfield ami ' promise to abide the results of the primary election. ; U. 11. Pitts. , To the democratic voters of | Chesterfield county, 1 hereby ani nnounee myself a candidate for [ the office of Supervisor, my plot1 form js good roads; and economical administration of the affairs , of the county. Pledging myself i to abide the results of the pri; mary. 1). D. Martin The many friends of E. 0. ' Clark announce hint as a candid date for County Supervisor I pledging him to abide the result ; of the democratic primary. i I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of county supervisor?subject to the action of the democratic primary? i pledging myself to abide the I results. J. D. Watts. ? To the democratic voters of Chesterfield county thunking you for past favors, I announce mysejf as a candidate for county Supervisor pledging myself to abide the results of the primary election und if necessary, to devote all of my timet') the interest of the county if elected. B. D. McCoy. i _ - i . i. / ^ Thntilont* !M.v ft hunts (or post supnort m?n tCIMt -epoi-eil in tin* lo them *ii the punt. with experience M-ave iiil?1 u jf It I 111'11114 lea of t ln> office I >m. Him- I can Htrvf, tin* politic l?ticr than in the iHi<*t'I hcrcliv anp.oiitM-e myself iim ii caW'ltiTute for re-election In tin* office' of County Supervisor pli'iliritiu ni.vM' lf to iiliiife with the result of primary election. S.nitii Oliver. 1 hereby announce myself a a candidate cumiidute for the ofT'tye of .Supervisor, subject to the action of tho Domocoatic primary. (?eo. IT. Jenkins. f tlcuibl ibn IVk?* !?" 4 . ??.? IUI 111u Mijijinn given im- in the last cnmpnign ?md hereby announce myself candidate fin ufliceof County Supervisor, heart Iv pledging mvs If for good roads and good government. \V. A. Ijttchnnan. To t ho democratic. voters of Oheatc rfield county 1 announce myself a candidate for county Supervisor, heartily pledging niyslf for good roads and good government, ami honest dealings with the county. John, 0. Mangum. I announce myself a candidate for the oflice of Supervisor pledging myself for good roads, promising to abide by the decis-on of the democratic primary. U. C. Burcli. 1 herh.v announce myself a can didate for the office of county supervisor, being a mechanic by trade 1 promise the people if elected to give my time and talent to the work required and pledge myself to abide tlx* resuls of the Democratic Primary. J. J. Knight. To the Democratic voters of Chesterfield county I announce myself a candidate for oftice of I county Supervisor, subject to the I action of the democratic primary to which I pledge myself to abide, .John W. Quick. 1 am a candidate for Supervisor, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. If elected ! promise to attend faithfully to the duties of the oftice and will give you better toads and better bridges. AV. K. Hancock. ______ x For Sheriff 1 announce myself a candidate for the Sheriff's ofliee of Chesterfield, promising if elected to discharge t lie duties of the office and to abide by the result of the pmtmrs' election. W. H. Crawford. ' I thank tho voters of C'licstertoffiold county for tho support given me four years ago and hereby announee myself a candidate for the office of Sheriff, fubject to tho democratic primary. W. I\ McCaskill. To the democratic voters of Chesterfield, 1 hereby announce myself as a canididate for the ollice of sheriff, pledging myself to abide the results of the primary election. E. J. Graves To the Democratic voters of Chesterfield county. Thanking you for past support, I announce myself a candate for re-election as Sheriff, and pledge myself to abide by the results of the Democratic primary. 1). 11. Douglass. TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF " CHESTERFIELD. Having been put in the race for Sheriff by my friends, I feel it incumbcrnt upon me, and justice to them, , to make the best tight possible. I promise if elected to do the very best I can, and I also promise to procure and keep a pair of pood blood hounds tor the purpose of detecting' and bringing criminals to justice in all parts ot the county, Respectfully, A. \V. Hursey. FOR MAGISTRATE. With appreciation of past sup lM>rt I ho re by announce myself a candidate for reccoiiiiueiidutioii for reappointment, as Magistrate for Mt. Croghan township subject to the primary. J. Clifton ltivers. We announce Mr. Albert. Ed, dins as a candidate for the office of Magistrate for Court House township subject to the rules of tlie primary election. Friends. f announce myself a candidate for the otlice of Magistrate for Court iit'unv; UMvnniiij/ |ii enuring 111 HillUU the results oi the piimary election. W. A. Sellers. Thankful for past support I announce myself a candidate for re-appointment to t he office of Magistrate for fV>le Hill township. A. J. Smith. Thanking the voters ot Court House township tor pant favors I hereby announce myself a candidate tor reappointment to the office of magistrate, subject to the action ot the Democratic Primary*. C. M. Hunt. | ) >*<<%$* _ 0 ' ' J" -f ' ? I }t ,?o For Coroner. I l)prcl)V announce myself :i candidate l??r tut! oil ice r?t Coroner of Chesterfield county subject tu the rules of the primary election. D. A. Rcdfeorn. I hereby announce myself n candidate for Coroner, i>ledging myself to abide by the results of t he democratic primary. II. T. Atkinson. Thanking the people of Chesterfield for their past support L announce myself us a eundidute for re-election to the office of Coroner, promising to abide the results of tfie primary. 1 I \\r i 1 a. u. n<HMium. To the Democrat ic voters of Chesterfield county, I hereby announce myself u candidate for Coroner and pledge myself to abide 1 he results of t he democratic primary election. J. Sidney Smith. For Represivtaiive To the democratic voters of Chesterfield county I announce myself a candidate for the Legislature. T. \V. Scruggs. I announce myself a candidate for the Legislature, promising if elected to look closely after the interests of the people of Chesterfield county. A. F. Funderburk. For Treasurer Tim ? Flwv ^ ^ ' tl??? i inn tuv iini n (ii V/II?*Sterflold county for past favors. I announce myself a candidate for re-appointnient to the office of county treasurer. I. P. Mangum. Thanking the good people of Chos tertield county tor past support, I respectfully announce myself a cand5datc for oflice of County Treasurer, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. W. A. DOUGLASS I hereby announce nivsclf?n candidate for Treasurer cf Cliestertield c untv and promise to abide the results of the primary election. S. J. Sellers. fHARD | COM! HEADQU | |i F 0 jHaiy Corn a^i a - tAi kg WW glbave on band a f< wpbospbate. H gc Bpcas & ! - LO at our stoch of SI Bind we have a Select at prices lower tba can be bought else Hardisoi I j . hhh i, For Supt of EducMiof\ J hereby amvounce myself o- candidate for the office of Supt ot Education of Chcstoi field county, subject to the rides ot the Democratic primary. Kirby Rivers. Thanking the people ot Chesterfield county, for their past support, though I tailed to he elected t hereby announce myself again a candidate for the office of Supt of Education of Chesterfield county, promising to nhido by action of t he democratic primary. J. \V. McCanless. Thanking the democratic voters of Chesterfield county for past support. 1 announce myself a ranantate tor re-elect ion to the office of Superintendent of Education, subject to the rules of the democratic primary. T. Threatt. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Superintendent of EducutionUf Chesterfield county and promise to abide the result of the primary election. (t. W. Baker. i [FOR C.I.KitK OF COURT. Thanking the democratic voters of Chesterfield county for their past confidence and support, I hereby announce myself a candidate for the democratic nomination, for Clerk of Court for Chesterfield county. R. E. Rivers. CITATION. State of South Carolina, Count) of Chesterfield. *"' lly M. J. Hough, I'robate Judge WHEREAS, Hudson King made suit to me, to grant him Letters of Adminisiutratioii of the Estate of and effects of Euna Raley, These are therefore to cite and ad monish all anil singular the kindred and credijors of the s.aid Kuna Rainy deceased, that they he and appear helore nie, in the Court of Prolmte, to f he held at Chesterfield on gthSeptem- / her next after publication thereof, at ti o'clock in the for* noon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not i?o granted. Given under my Hand, this 19th day of August, Anno Domini 1904, M. .1. nOUC.II, Probate Judge. HSON 1 3AIMY ARTEPS I 1 R I id Provisions! MM?I,II, ,,!, IMMIIIIMjB iw tons of Heidi >od fertilizer for! r\ m I v r\ = | >06S before buy-l large stock top., r- ' >vi From I in the same shoes! where ,*? < I n Co., I >eaterficld, S. <J. ij M 1