Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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im 1111 ii iiiiwiii 111 mi inrw? "MORRIS CHAIR" , Oak frame, velour cush> ions. The kind other deal? - ? -T-l +rf Rft ord ' era are nutting VliUV HiiU | 910 for. Our "Lexington priced $5.50. Order by mail. tttSf su mrmFfrT "OAK ROCKER" ^ . Very large and comfortable. vO Well made. Has steel rods ! in arm and seat. Wood on cobblers seat, "Lexington price, $2.50. o* K*r mail vj.uu ?/j ^ # QQQQQQCC jlOCEl TVio -firrr I a. xxv aaa aa been disolve business anc will sell eye: possible cas pound for y< The stoc ness, Studel Fencing, F( chines, Pain Ten heac this sale. Don't fai price on goo "Rft snre i SS I'M. E. 85ctqqctwS; r i The Create OCTOBER 26-30 Rafeoad fares' Cnt m 8a Good kmmMn&4t ^ Bro ?dnMeatares?; > mnttnip ? imma. i i c wman; iwhn Dr. Thornton's Easy Teether has saved the lives of hundreds of babies and will safely carry your baby through the most trying period of its ia o miorantoPfl rPTTlftdv for I ^ lilt/ (1-9 1U XO CM gUWAUuvx/vvi - v I Teething, Summer Diarrhoea, Flux, Indigestion, and all stomach and I bowel troubles of infants. 25 cents. I For sale by Derrick's Drug Co.; or l^^>Eas.v-Teether Medicine Co., Hartwell, | ^ Georgia. mmmmnmnaBx I': H'--.'M\ tflr^ #> Jfj y * 8 9 > DRESSER, A. B. MIRROR, 22x28 inches. Well made. Well ished. Top 18x42 inches. $S.OO. ITE COMPLETE 1MB! Ht UUN lumbia, : NT COT i of Rutland-Brabham d and in order to sett] i reduce the very largi rything in stock at tl h price and pay you 10 >ur co tton in settlemen k consists of Buggies jaker and Milburn "Wag irm Implements, Sev ts, Oils, etc. 1 Mules and Horses in 1 to take advantage of ds and high price on cc :o come to see me. Yours for business, Dl IT! I I\/ I fan! ESBURC, S. st State Fair w&w 1 || tso Fme Fc rfrayMy., Btet Borse 1 y Good FreeS TO-BE IN COLOMBIA 0 For Sale. Farm, 507 acres, Saluda county, near Crouch postoffice. This is a fine tract of land; soil part sandy, part red loam; good for all kinds of crops; about 100 acres cleared, balance in woods; lots of saw timber on place; about 100 acres fine bottom land on place; three tenant houses and other buildings. This is your opportunity to get fine farm. Address P. O. Box 31, Newberry, S. C. BBggWWWWflWgtt BBBMWWIBMWjBBjWBBWgWPPWWBW I "}: ??ft \ I !! I WASH STAIN with Toilet, 12x22 Well made. Top inches, all oak. fin- on top, $5.50. 3 WITH TOILE m Front Bryan's B ORDER - BY I MdQQQCaQ I TON! I i Co. has fvj ie up the 69 1 s stock I 69 ie lowest ?? cents t>er jjg t of same. 85 and Har- C9 jons,Wire ?9 dng Ma- *2 eluded in ?$ this low C? itton. SB I AND,| < HHHIHHHHHHHHHHHHI Ever Held i CDLDHBH, S. C rtMKames. . Snnfli t _?nrtm,_ am 3DD IDl(Hft4]t* La^i I JR WEEKJ w " j ; 0^9^^ j L%ffl^SecnSz& mmmmmmmmmmmammJ j 1 Trespass Notice. This is to notify all persons not to trespass on the lands of the undersigned, either by hunting, fishnig, or in any manner whatsoever. The law will be rigidly enforced against all violators of this notice. John H. Bailey. 4w50 School books, pencils, tablets of all kinds for sale cheap at The Bazaar. i ii jjjl ^ [ix ^ ' Is ! inches I ^30 ' BED , brlass rk 4. J U Quartered oak r complete with s T $19.98, FRE! URE CO ook Store, : : : ? - MAIL. M TMIH OIES' tmJ When Our Other Planets and Our Sun Are Also Dead. JTILl THE HEAVENS BLAZE Prte Infinite Space Shall Mways Be Filled Wkb Sons arxj Worlds and So-ufet For In Etomfty There Can Be Neither Begronmg Nor End, ^0**'' The earth wos dead. The other jkmetB had died, one after the othep. Che sun was extinct, bat the stars sere stm twiukltug. These Aall ah rays be stare and trorlds. *? r* f l_? ?I iff i. ritTW> ill LUB UJLBLuetiBviA-aduwD ^ t , stdcfc is essentially relative, is deterulnod tzy movement of of rhefiD tccrhis, end in each svor?d it k :eit according to the personal sensa Jxm of tiielr Inhetthtots. Bach globe neakre#toT^^?appSodS Tfm? rbe years of the earth are not those if Neptmra. Neptnnete year equals W4 if o?irs end is no longer in the abso nta There exists no proper common , measure of time and eternity. In the empty epace ttme does not exsi There are no years, no oenturies, rat tisre Is a .way of measuring time ipotn a revolving globe. Without periodical movements one can have do conception orf fltno whatsoever. The earth existed no longer; neither lid its eeiestia) neighbor. Mars, nor ^eautlfnl Venos, nor the gigantic Jupi:er, dot the strange o Diverse of Saturn, Its rings gone, nor the slow plan?ts Uranus and Neptune, nor even the sublime sun, whose rays had for centuries made fnrOle the celestial countries suspended In its light. The sun was a black globe, the pfen? % 1 ?1 ? l-v^ rvnrl fKIa sts were OO>ct maca. KR>W?, UUU <-^w invisible system ccottnned to coarse In the started immensity at the bosom of the cold darkness of space. Pram {be viewpoint of Ute alt t&ese worlds were dead* existed do longer. Tbey survived their antique history as do tbe ruins af Che dead cities of As* Syria, which the ascb&eotoglst cBseoypps In the deeect and revolved dark in the inrisihia and onknown. Every* thing was cohered with ice, 233 degrees bekrw se*o. No gen las, so saga. eotrW hove bfooght hack the days of old when I earth soDed through space bathed in light, its beautiful green meadows awakening with the rays of the morning son. Its rivers flowing like serpents through the green fields, its woods reverberating with the songs of the birds, its foreets- enveloped in majestic mystery. Then oil this happiness seemed eternal What has become of tbe mornings and evenings, the flowers and the lov ei*s, the harmonies and joy a, the beaj> ties and The dreams? All haw disappeared The earth fc? dead, ah the planet? are dead, the sun is extinct The solar system gone. Time itself esen annliilated. Time flows Into eternity, but eternity remains, and time revives. Before the earth existed, during a whole eternity, there were suns and hrrrT\rmitk*i filled with life and activity as are -we today. For millions and millions of years our earth did not exist, but the universe was no less brilliant After our time it will be as before. Gor epoch is of do importance. Bjjjpplllllf 5 INCHES HIGH. oils head and foot. All lats and rollers, $6.50. EGHT PAID. South Carolina. ( The dead and cokl earth carried in itself, however, .an energy not lost, its movement around the son, which energy transformed into heat would suffice to melt the whole globe, to reduce it to vapor and to begin a new history for it, which. It is true, would not last long, for if this movement around the sun should suddenly cease the earth would fail into the sun and cease to ovfcrf if would rush toward it with ever Increasing speed and woafcf reach it in sixty-ftee'days. - When the. earth is dea<% other worlds TV 111 oome. There will be other bomanittes, other Babylonians, other Tbebekrns, other Athenians, other Homes, other Parises, other palaces, other temples, other glories, other Jtr?M, other lights. r And these x?\g on^rse^ will -disappear in their turn, to be followed by still others. At a eertaln time far away to the fntrrre eternity all the stars <g tig ffllfcy Way ?bali rjjsh towardon? oentel ~of"^ravity "and form an immense formidable son, center of a j^v^tem, whose enormoos worlds shall become populated by beings living in a temperature which would seem ? red hot to us. ? **?'? pik-1* The infinite space shall aiways be filled with worlds and stars, son Is and suns, and eternity shall test forever, for tltere can be neither beginning nor end.?Gamllle Flammarlon. Ctrt Hrs Visit Sfcort. The Duke of Wellington on?e wrote to I>r. Hut ton for information as to the scientific aajuiremeots of a young officer who had been under his Instruction. The doctor thought he eoukl not do tees than answer the question verbally and made an appointment accordingly. Directly Wellington saw htm ho said: "I am obliged to you. doetor, for the trouble you are taking. fit for the poet?* Clearing his throat; B*. Bodon began: "Nb man more so, my lord. I can"? * 'That's quite snflteient" said Wellington. T know bow valuable your time Is. Mine just now is ?<jnaHy so. 1 win not detain yon any kmgea Good morolng^ Occasions of adversity best- diseaver how great virtue or strength" eaeh one hath, for occasions do not make ? mas frail, but show what be to. * - - , ' ^.dggH DmrtlM MairM Pallet At the appointed time Edwtn Jones had railed at his best girl's home, but somehow Miss Wrinkle was not there to greet him. He seated btmeetf !n the drawtng room and austooaSy oswaStad her arrival. Presently the door opooedj bo* ate. It was only her eigbt-yearoid brother. "Helk>P' exclaimed Edwin, "Is jour sister busy V "She seems so," replied the youngster, "but I dont know Just what she thinks she's doing. She's standing in front of the mirror, Mushing Just awful and whispering to it, *Oh, Mr. Jones, this is so stiddeDf " Still Another Excuse. "Are you willing to chop some wood for your dinner?" "Lady," answered nodding Pete, "I'm interested In de preservation of the forests, an' It would be ag'in' me principles to put an ax Into one of de monarchs of de forest, even though he lay prostrate at me feet."?Washington Star. Rattan Seat well made and well finished. Our special price, "Lexington," 50c each Order by mail. KcEDROY-fiHAXWON SPRIXG BHDS, CROW2* THE BEST 53.50 Spring in the United States Dur special price, "Lexington," 52.50. Order by mail. GUNS, AMMUNITION, Sporting Goods of Every Kind. Automobtle and Bicycle Repairs We carry in stock guns of the best make, hunting outfits. the best shells on the market. We guarantee satisfaction in every instance. TT _ --I -!j. iV. X J ^ we solicit me tiauc ux uui Lexington friends, Call to see us and we will please you. Jacob Brothers, GUNS & LOCKSMITHS 1719 Main Street, COLUMBIA, S. C. j Wearing Jewelry | Shows Good Toste Wearing jewelry has never been more fashionable than it is now. But, of course, the jewelry must be in style. Ours fulfills every demand It is right in style, quality and in price. The stock is I large and of a very wide range. I We invite every reader of this paper to visit us while in Columbia. If you can't come, write us. Mail orders receive careful and prompt attention. CHARLES F. SBNTZ, S I JEWELER, I I 1439 Main, Columbia, S. C I The wholesome, harmless green leaves and tender stems of a lung healing mountainous shrub, give to Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy its curative properties. Tickling or dry bronchial coughs quickly and safely yield to this highly effective Cough medicine. Dr. Shoop assures mothers that they can with safety give it to even very young babes. No opinm, no chloroform?absolutely nothing harsh or harmful. It calms the dis tressing cough, and heals the sensitive membranes. Accept 110 other. Demand Dr. Skoop's. Sold bv Danfmann Drug Co.