Spring Shoe Department Opens With Low Prices
Our spring shoe department is open for public inspection. Men’s shoes show cut prices with first quality Harvard Ties at 1.00, Satin Calf at 0.90. high grade options in various leathers. Ladies and Misses footwear includes Oxfords and Spring Heel Shoes in black and fashion tones. broad range of styles and widths. Headquarters for shoes in Anderson.
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Harvard
Bill Arps Letter on Trusts and Northward Industries
Bill Arps denounces trusts as greed driven monopolies that cheat workers and raise prices while praising old rural industries and local crafts. He laments tariff burdens, pension costs, and political entanglements, recalls nostalgic rural life, critiques northern capital, and cites racial tensions and education' s role in labor.
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David Saith
Oil Trust
Sugar Trust
Ben South
Alabama
Pension Trust
North
John Brown
Ohio
Georgia
London
Amy Brethren
A. Ts
Republican Party
War in the Philippines and McKinley’s policy debated
The New York World argues that despite no formal declaration, the war in the Philippines cost lives and money, with rising casualties, heavy expenses, and ongoing unrest. It criticizes censorship, questions the humanitarian outcome, and urges decisive action or surrender rather than a prolonged un-American conflict.
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Philippines
Mr. McKinley
Congress
Manilana
Washington
Spain
Augus
Cuba
Santiago
Porto Rica
Otix
Arietly
Igi
Ny. Met Qnestun
Tate
Otis’ Stalf
Mimilin
Peacy
United States
McKinley
New York World
Liquor's Impact on Minds Cited by Anderson Ladies
In a temperance address from Anderson South Carolina the speaker argues liquor ruins brilliant minds and wrecks careers. He cites editors and editors and a leading editor who after drink lost reliability while earning fortunes. The essay urges abstinence as the path of success and cites a survey of twenty eight top businessmen who never touch wine.
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Hare
Hin Antene
Pric Imaybe
Limnor
America
Contry
State News Mixed July Court and Local Incidents
Walhalla prepares for court on the second Monday in July while Charleston reports a tuberculosis outbreak in one herd of twenty three cows. Greenville and Spartanburg note significant weather and accidents. Several notable deaths and political moves surface, including a Greenville mayoral bid for a fourth term and census clerical appointments. Contained are lynching tensions in Horry County, a missing Charleston preacher, and a tragic falling accident in Spartanburg. Local veterans, pension fraud talk, and a church official’s reassignment accompany varied reports from multiple counties.
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Walhalla
Charleston
Newberry County
York County
Wa. M. Kersh
Atlanta
Freenville
Pride
Southern
Marietta
Greenville County
Tench
John Taylor
Laurens
Friends
James T. Williams
Greenville
McSweeney
Col
A. McPattie Miller
Uri
J. Edward Nettles
Darlington County
United States
Trieste
Austria
Cleveland
Darlington
TM. McCants
Orangeburg County
Exra B. Fuller
Seventh Cavalry
Clemson College
War Department
Cuba
J. H. Morrah
Abbeville
Conway
Horry County
Sam Dowe
Green
Dowe
South Carolina
Census Bureau
Gen. Walker
D. C
Chester
Five Girls Drown After Creek Rescue in Lampasas
In Lampasas five young sisters, aged seven to eleven, and Miss Childers drowned when the three youngest ventured beyond their depth while bathing in a creek. Their eldest sister and Miss Childers attempted rescues, with Mrs. Lloyd saving one more daughter by heroism. The horses were recovered. An unbridled passion sometimes leads to the halter.
Fewer and Better Roads Road Institute in Charlotte
Greenville News urges citizens to attend the Road Builders Institute in Charlotte North Carolina from July 11 for ten days. The notice calls for city engineers county supervisors and township road officers to attend to learn better road improvements. Emphasizes learning over junket and aims for higher quality roads rather than more routes.
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Road Builders’ Institute
Charlotte
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Greenville News
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
A medical advertisement claims deafness from catarrh stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining. It asserts total restoration is possible only by constitutional remedies, offering one hundred dollars for a catarrh deafness cure unaided by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Promotes Hall's Family Pills and circulars from F J Cheney & Co.
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Eustache
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo, D. Sa
Cheap Printing Offer Promises Low Rates and Quick Delivery
Law briefs at sixty cents per page with good work and paper. Minutes cheaper than any other house. Catalogues are best style for printing needs. Write to the Press and Banner in Abbeville South Carolina for terms and service.
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Banner
Abbeville
S.C. Tf
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