Silo Sale and Pan American Exhibition Notes
A mixed page item notes shoes in a clearance sale at LIutio's and Paton with prices. It also covers the Southland at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo with extensive descriptions of Southern Railway displays, cotton, tea farms, and Alabama and Louisiana exhibits, plus remarks on Missouri and New York pavilions and a political update from South Carolina regarding Senator McLaurin and national issues.
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Ss Hooes
Liutios
Rich
Julia Marlowe
Miles
Pat Mon
Bion TF
Reynold
Paton Kid
Vici Kid
Sinokolosa
Lonsdale Cambrig
J. E. Bauknight
Buffalo
N.Y
Southern Railway
Summerville
8. C
Flat Rock
N. C
Asheville
Round Knob
Dixie
Columbia
Tennessee
Sea Island
Charlotte
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Minviwippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Mlinoia
Indiana
Southern Railroad
Isponi- Vion
Wright
Teenie
New York Suite
Minnesota
Ian
Missouri
Munehauren
Mr. Crumbaugh
New York
Union
Louisiana
Glenk
New Orleans
Pelican
Palma
Jerusalem
Big Ben
Franke I Ottis
Greenahoro
Ala
Kid State
South Carolina’s elastic politics and Tillman era blur
A lengthy critique surveys South Carolina political shifts over eight to ten years. It rails against party elasticity, cites Latimer and Tillman clashes, notes changes in alliances, and argues steady, principled platforms are needed to win national support. It references Latimer, Tillman, M. Irby, and other figures, plus episodes around sub-treasury and Democratic conventions.
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South Carolina
Spartanburg
Teven
Popullar Party
Ite Onda
Theroman
Ton
John L. M. Irby
Uiab
Kanaan
Latimer
Grover Cleveland
Tillman
McCormick
Congress
Tatimur
Benton
Campton
South Carolin
William Bryan
Chicago
Nappork Suna
Thimay
Chia Iintrint
Amily Uhel
Col
Willt Jones
Colunshin
Oubamong Tha Lint
Chiongo
Tillman Arota
Friends
Colonel Jones
Columbia
Tones
Joven
Democrativc
Mandal
Pennsylvania
Hie Konesty
Randall
Iit
Alway
Georgia
Alexander 1
Stephena
Thomson
Casey
Stephens
Washington
Jefferson
Wlavery
Swamp-Root touted in an old newspaper ad and political rant
An unsigned ad promotes Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as a cure for Bright’s Disease and urinary troubles with claims of thousands cured. The piece shifts to a South Carolina political critique attacking Democrats and urging new leadership, citing Bryan and Populists. It includes a farmers allegory about useless old crops and party renewal, dated July 26. Also notes medical advice snippets about croup cures and a Clemson Institute announcement for August 12 student housing and boarding arrangements.
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Tan
Alabama
Chicago
Union
Louisila
Texas Rice Kitchen
IL. J. Gueydan
Gueydan News
Col. Eggleston
Mra. J. L. Gnoydan
Orient
Italy
Anid
Mlamport
Russia
Grace
Col. Hugleston
Whi W. Gould
Louisiana
Charles Edward Lloyd
Ila
Bright
Kilmer
Fifty-Cent
Dollar Alley
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. C
South Carolina
Kansas City
William J. Bryan
South
Ovary
Mrock
Bryan
Teller
Altgold
Th. E. Gantamin
Bouth Caroling
Greenville Meeting Hallway Company Track Extension Plan
A garbled OCR item notes Greenville Meeting Hallway Company ordering materials for track construction from an unclear source. It references extending track to Wiedmont and Pelzer with probable routes through Willington, Truptona, GunN, Konda, and Hues, mentioning aid or salvage terms and a Cortaly cure phrase, all amid blurred names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville Mleeting Hallway Company
Nila
Will Koon Deyin
Wiedmont
Pelzer
Williing Aton
Georgetown University History and Faculty Notices
Georgetown University material outlines the university’s history, founders, and key figures including Althous Johnson and notable legal actions. It mentions the university’s buildings, departments, and a medical issue discussion, interwoven with archaic ads and testimonials on a deafness remedy.
Candidates Strive for Governor as Voters Decide
The campaign for governor next year has two announced candidates with others rumored. Voters will choose based on personal preference, while the dispensary issue shifts. A candidate free of entanglements and ties to labor or capital is urged to tackle state affairs honestly and fairly.
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Iasao
Nias
Ann
Io Plage
Texas Wonder Heilman Discovery Recalled in Letter
A misspelled plea letter urges purchase of a remedy claimed to cure ailments from kidney trouble to fevers. The writer asserts endorsements by doctors and lists condiciones and counterfeit pharmacy references. The unsigned note appeals for funds and threats legal action if ignored.
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Haldos
Sal Bettie
Malla
Dia- Govory
Chicka Keiatiney
Dtagioy
Hax
Rentiover
Ouvem Dabstes
Xomioal
Manilaaioun
Theninal Tamiami
Nail
Acai
Sir Louis
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Roth
Southland's
Crombaugh
Kale Cor
Otha Corents
Crime
Bell
Wrivk
Col. Newman
Clemzon College
Farmara
Phomps
Sumterville
Vyapipala
A. W. Bell
McLaurin
Mr. Mclaurin
Hia
State Committee
Nin
Malauriu
Ohio
Oho Democraty
Toro
Poctor Ierce
Itag
Yaytoratown
Tuoudaure
Pierce
Jack A
John F. Graig
Tov Ichicp
Bargain Hunters
Walhania, BO
Larry Gantt
Lalimer
God
Allport
Johnonsys
Croup
the Farmers’ Institute
Warners
Clemson College
Marmara
Clemson Chib
Gunn
Murs
da Wil
Dios Iowneo
Cormtarfelty
Georgetown University
Althous Johnson
Law Department
Poplar
Abbeville Press and Banner
Ois
District of Columbia
Luna
de Althous Johnson
Georgetown Univeralty
Hopkino College
Duo Woat
J. Amemis Jotlnson
Johnson
Supreme Court of the District of Colubia
United States Court of Claims
Supreme Court of
Ue United State
Georgetown College
Tulsa
Vamely
Tange
Don Choyes
John Gaillard
Pyo
Souato
Georgetown
Tuva
Onetacoia
Clueney & CO
Rasginta
Halle
Texas
Scipley
Kitupy
Teoublow
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