The Advance of the Toms All South Carolinians Must View
A survey of South Carolina’s urban growth details widespread municipal projects. Anderson and Orangeburg fund street and sewer work. Camden bonds for sewers. Florence builds a school. Sumter and Bennettville vote on city improvements. Aiken plans a large sanitarium. Bishopville adopts electrical upgrade. many towns expand water and power systems. The piece frames these as statewide progress benefiting all, not just the wealthy, noting how rapidly modern infrastructure has spread since only recently.
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San Carolina
Palmetto
News Sod
Piedmont
Anderson
South Carolina
Orangeburg
Camden
Florence
Bennettaville
Sumter
Bishopville Light and Power Company
Ita Electrical Aystom
Aiken
Columbia Ban
Georgetown
Darlington
Menta
Horbing advertised tonic boosts health and vigor claims
Mrs Bellow of Shire, Middlesborough writes Horbing restored liver health and blood. She says it revived strength, eased languor, and brought new life and activity. Sold by Walhalla Drug Co Wa and Lanny Sencar. 60 cents.
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Walhalla Drug Co Wa
Lanny, Sencar
Memory of Capt Jobe Lea Soldier and Christian Pioneer
In memory of Capt John Lee born October 12 1881 near Bachelor’s Retreat Pickens now Oconee County. A veteran of the 20th South Carolina Volunteers he rose from private to captain, was wounded at Cold Harbor and once captured. Survived by three brothers and many children, he lived a quiet Christian life and died after years of feeble health, buried at Sonoca beside his wife.
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Bachelor's Retreat
Pickeng
Quonee County
Capt
John Lee
Fair Play
Wm. C. Lee
Mini Laura Brave
Anderson County
Methodiew Church
Rock Springs
Asm
20Th Regiment
South Carolina
Sullivan’s Island
Charleston
Virginia
Cold Harbor
David
William
Harry
Battle of Seven Pines
Richmond
Lee
Coleridge
J. Hi, Bligh
Red Hill
D. HH. Lee
Lodi
Toray
Wm. ©. Lee
Anderson
John J. Lee
D. H. Lee
Atlanta
T. R. Harria
Hattie Anderson
Joe
Mra. J. H. Sligh
Mra.t. R. Harris
Napoleon
Sonoca
Mrs Mary E Wiley dies after long illness at 66
Obituary from South Union mourns Mrs Mary E Wiley wife of Thomas Wiley who died Sunday March 10 1907 at home after a long illness. Born October 1841 she lived in South Union 40 years with her husband and three sons DeWitt Marshall and Thomas Jr and two daughters predeceased. A devout Methodist member, cherished mother and friend, she leaves a wide circle of relatives and neighbors. The piece blends poem verses with tribute and notes her nearby grave at Sabbath service.
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South Union
Mra
Mary E
Wily
Thomas Wiley
Sinwell
Ashe
Wyley
Mica Holley
Weatminnor
Chuice
Wiley Haw
Mivate
DeWitt
Wearminater
Marshall and
Thomas, Jr
John Crawford
R. L. Barton
Methodiat Church
Christian Indy
Oaths and Catarrh Cure Advert by F J Cheney Co Toledo
Frank J Cheney declares he is a junior partner of F J Cheney Co doing business in Toledo Ohio and firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure sworn December 13 1886 before a notary public This old regional ad claims Hall’s Catarrh Cure works on blood and surfaces and offers testimonials sold by druggists A W Gleason signed the notice.
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J. Unesey & Co
Toledo
Drugginta
Double Killing In Kentucky Ashland Ky
Two murders and an avenger occurred after a man’s act at Hellior Ky in an old village in Southern Virginia Frank Ditton and Aleene Rose eloped Sam Rone brother of the girl followed to Helier and in a pistol duel killed Dutton then was shot by Elias Dutton dying beside his sister on a doorstep Dutton pursued the mountaing sage in pursuit Coughs and colds should have immediate attention Hoods Laxative Cough Syrup contains honey and tar and jam and is pleasant to take for hoarseness cold and coughs Sold by J We Boll Walhalla Wo Linney Gagoon
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Ashland
Mareh
Hellior
Virgina Frank Ditton
Aleene Rose
Sam Rone
Helier
Dutton
Elias Dutton
Frank
Sinter
J. We Boll
Walhalla
Wo. Linney
Gagoon
Railroads and government ownership debate stirs investors
Representative of the Associated Press notes that investigations into railroad management affect support for government ownership. He points to a public reluctance to lend money, blaming hostile legislation myths while citing stock watering and distrust in railroad leadership as key factors shaping opinion and investment.
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Proup
William Jennings Bryan
Herrimans
Othve
Bern
Ube
Defalcation at Charlotte Bank Triggers Nationwide Search
Charlotte March 22 Frank H Jones assistant cashier at Charlotte National Bank fled town with a presumed 968000 shortage. It is claimed directors will cover losses voluntarily and he carried 40000 to 50000 away. Two bonds with Baltimore and New York surety companies may reimburse 20000. Bank faces 48000 loss despite 50000 surplus. A $1000 reward is offered for Jones. He was last seen on a northbound route.
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Charlotte
Frank H. Jones
Charlotte National Bank
Jones
Baltimore
New York
Jonea
Iast
Kidney Cure Turns Battle With Painful Ailments
A letter from Up to Ole B Spiegel Ev apaville Ind describes years of kidney and bladder trouble. After trying three doctors with no relief the writer credits Foley's Kidney Cure with full recovery after two bottles.
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Ole. B. Spiegel
N. Virginie Street
Evapaville
Ind
Eax
Foley
J. W. Bell
The Champion Pi Mark Au Walks 60,000 Miles in Seven Years
The Champion Pi Mark Au began an epic 60,000 mile walk on August 6 1900 aiming to live on the road and prove a worker remains capable past forty five. He traveled through Spain Portugal Germany Holland Belgium Switzerland and France facing snow drifts robbery shootings stabbings and stoning along the way.
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Mark Au
Las Junt
New York Tribune
Epare
Spain
Portugal
Germany
Holland
Belgium
Switzerland
Tela
France
Onkway Dots News Brief from March in New Rothe
Sunday events report Rev J W Spearman sermon at New Rothe. Phillips of Friendship visits CLT. Phillipe Sunday Carroll W W Bearde and Will Knox paint new houses. Will Brace visits mother in Townville. Miss Dolla Carroll leads singing. Mrs Jatson Beardon visits Westminster. Min Leila Shirley from Belton visits Mina Rosa Mason. Mamie Moore returns from three weeks in Anderson Date.
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Mr. Phillips
Phillipe Sunday
J. , Carroll
W. W. Bearde
Will Knox
Will Brace
Ja. Bruog
Townville
Dolla ‘Carroll
Jatson Beardon
Westminster
Min Leila Shirley
Belton
Mina Rosa Mason
Mamie Moore Haa
Anderson
Rumsay's Crock and Local Happenings Near Hameaya Creek
Rumsay's Crock reports W N Long improving after illness and Mrs Sullivan visiting sister Mrs Nancy Chambers near Holly Springs who has been ill. J S Colley called on free mail route. mail delivery hoped for all. Italian band at War ministered a moment’s music. Joan Cox of Pelzer visiting brother Edward I Cox here. Miss Ollin Reid visited friend Miss Hauline Couch near Oak Grove.
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Hameaya Creek
W. N. Long
Miss Ollin Reid
Misa Hauline Couch
Oak Grove
Wek
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Jobe Lea
Mary E. Wiley
Childrop
Rutie Crawford
Mr. Wiley
W. J. Bligh
Faley
A.W. Gheason
Kentucky
Gryen Bays
Walhalla Drug Company
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Virginia-Carolina
Virginia-Carolina Fertilizer Almanat
Find, Va
Mite
Vie Hammers
Brewaport
Lae
Sans. Fyrtm, Oy
Charlentot
Jity
Ia Va
Onkway
J. W. Spearman
New Rothe
Sloan
Earl S. Sloan
Albany St
Boston, Mass
Rumsay
Warminater
Joan Cox
Pelzer
Edward I. Cox
Studebaker
New England
C. W. Pitchford
S. C
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