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lemember The Sale Begins MONDAY, Sept. 3rd. And X^Aet Ten Day? Only ? * - ? Save This Advertisement And WAIT. Here is a Chance That No One Can Afford to Miss. Be on Qafld for Bargains. GREAT CLEARANCE SAL ?dden Bros. No Catch Sale for We Quote Prices. Be on Hand for Bargains. Notions, Shoes, Hats 9 Clothing, Gents Furnishings, Grocies, etc. Shoes. Lot Number One.89c Lot Number Two.49c Lot Number Three.69c Lot Number Four.98c Lot Number Five.$1.25 And many new styles of which vre save you the 20 per cent advance in Leather. Rabbers. All kinds and styles at less than manufacturer-will sell them for. Tan Shoes. Sizes 5, ?i,6,6JSold at 3.00 3.50 and 4.00 Nowst.1.59 Hats. Lot of 350 sold for 1.25 to 3.00. Your choice of any of them for 8.9c as long as they last. Lot Boys Caps sold for 25c now 14c. There is only 50 of them. Capes and Cloaks. Lot Ladies Black Capes sold "for 1.00. Now..49c Lot Black Plush Capes sold 1.25 \ and 1.50. Now.79c Xot Ladies Black Capes sold for 2^)0 and 2.50. Now.r...98c Shirts. Lot of 480 Shirts Soft Bosom Cold Shield Bosom White Shild Bosom All T ihdered sold far 50c, 75c, 1.00 and 125c. Now.43c There may only be a few of your sizes, so be among the first to get what you want of them. Lot of 430 Unlaundered White Shield Bosom, all sizes. Take as many as you wact at.22c 50 doz Men's Under Shirts sold at 40c and now...?.25c Sundries. Ribbon, 1 inch wide.24c Gloves,.5 to 38c Laces.....1 to 15c Hankerchiefs.1? to 12c Collars, all sizes,.2-2-c Pins... ,.lc Progress Spool Thread.H-c Towels.4 to 28c Hair Brush.10c Table Linens.20 to 59c Shoe Polish.74c Pencils.lc Writting Pap r, 3-4 lb packages 10c Lamp Burners, No. 1. sold at 10...5c Lamp Burners, No. 2. sold at 8...4c Lamp Wicks, No. 1.4c doz. Lamp Wicks, No 2....5c doz. Clothes Pins.4c doz. Mens Leather Belts sold for 25... 10c Corsets.20c Whisk Brooms.10c Pearl Cuff Buttons. ir>c Embroidery Floss.2c Can Openers.4c Horse Brushes.18c Watches.'..89c CtotMig. One Lot Pants, Slightly Damaged, Sold for $2.50 to 5.00. These are a bargain at.$1.49 36 Men's Single Coats in perfect con dition^ Sold for 2.00 and 2.25. All sizes.$1.49 60 Men's Suits in Good Condition sizes 34 to 42. Winter weight. Sold for $10., 12.50,13.50 and 15. Your choice of these.:.$8.79 Lot Men's Vests, all sizes, sold for $2.50 to 3.00. Black only, will let go at......49c Dress floods. Prints.Outings Ginghams.Ticking Sheeting.Damask Bleaching, at reduced prices. Groceries. We 'have a fine assortment of choiciest Groceries, Bagging and Ties and every thing carried in r-lrst class Grscdry Store. For this sale we have Lot of 500 lbs Tobacco we will close out at per lb 20c. This tobacco is in 10 lb caddieB. Country Merchants can save 50 per cent by taking advantage of this Special price. Prompt attention to mail orders. Check off the articles you want and it will save lots of valuable time. Come Early. THE CO-OPERATIVE STORE. No Merchandise sold on approbation or charged, during this sale* INSURE your Ginhouses and Machinery against loss by Fire, Lightning, Cyclone and Tornado. The Carolina Fire Insurance Company of Spartanburg, S. C, offers safe Insurance to all owners of Gin Houses for five months from August 15 to January 15 for an average of 3 per cent. No assessment called. 7-19-5 J. 33. I^rler-son, j Agent, Orangeburg, S. C. ? 199999 miftiftMflntwimniMnntMwegmi nmmmi I REAL ESTATE. If f.l M 4 I am in touch at all times & ?? ? f with both sellers and purchas- % 2 . 9 ? ers of Real Estate. If you wish ? ? to buy or sell it will pay you | g to see me before doing so. It % ? costs you nothing unless sale J 5 is made. 2 ? z Jas. I Br?l Woflord College HENRY N. SNYDER, LL. D., PRESIDENT. Two degrees. A. B. and A. M. Four courses leading to the A. Ii. Degree. TNine Professors. Library and Librarian. The W. E. Burgett gymnasium uuder a compe ent director. J. B. Cleveland Science "all. Athletic grounds. Course of ctures by the ablest men on the plat form. Next session begins Sept. 19, Board from S12 to Sl? a month For Catalogue or other information, ad dress J. A. Qxssswxll, Secretary, Spartanburg, S. C. De?ler in Hay, Com, Oats Stock & Chicken Food j Best Tenn. Rock Lime Best Fortland.Cement Plaster Parish, Plastering Hair. ALSO Staple Groceries. See me before buying or telephone your orders. Xext door to the dispensary. 2?2 - Phone - 252 1 Cured J?ay Fever *nd Suuam<>r Gold A. J. Nusbaum, Batcsville, Indiana, j writes; "Last year I sull'ered for three 'months with a summer cold so dis tressing that it interferred with my business. 1 bad many of the symptoms 1 of .'iay fever, and a doctor's prescrip tior did not reach my case, and I took several medicines which seemed to only aggravate my ca?e. Fortun ately 1 insisted upon haviner Foley's Honey and Tar and it quickly cured me. My wife has since used Foley's lloney and Tar with the same suc cess*" Dr. A. C. Dukes. JONES 78. BRUNBOH. Two Very Intemperate Prohibition iota Score Each Other. A Liureas meeting Mr. Jones wa& one of the first gubernatorial speak ers. In the last part of bis speech, he alluded to the unfortunate inci dent at Greenville whioh has brought him bo muob notoriety. He gave as his reason for slapping Capt. Branson, and the conversation just before he did so, practically the same account as printed in The State in an inter view with him. He repeated, that he was undeolded whether or not to spit In Capt. Branson's face or to slap him. "As be is a one-handed man," he said, ''I slapped his face as hard as I could. If I lose votes by defending my honor I oan't help it." Mr. Jones met with a very frigid reception, so it Is said, but at the close of bis sparen there were one or two baudolaps of a subdued nature. Mr. W. A Edwards spoke next, and Capt. Brunsen, having then ar rived, made hin address to the voters. : During the last part of his speech be ! scored Mr. Jones with a ?catbtng re 1 b?ke. In speaking of Jones, Capt. Branson said he had no n--('d to touch him But the time will come. "He knew the crowd was around him and ne knew I cmld cot reach him. It was a low, cowardly, bruti?l act." ? When hn cald t^is there were loud cries of ''Hurrah for Branson" from all sides of the hills, ana lend hand claps. "Without cursing," replied Capt. Branson, "I tuink I can osarac em; this mat': If you take the Qallp of 'Bleak Euuss' you h^vs his yreed of gold, If you Lab; Cark?r of 'Dombey and Son' it repre?ei/cs hia hypocrisy, If you tr.ke Arhaces of the 'Last Diyz of Pompeii' you he.? !i!s shrewd cun ning, if you take Judas Isoarlot trcm . the Gospel of Luke io la ?. picture of hl3 trenariary. Wrap them all la a human ekin and 1 present to ycu ? AdAm Cr2.n0 Jocetl" j The crowd fairly roared at thin : denunciation of Jjr.m afld one m?! veiled, "He got you then, Crane." Mr. Jone?? waa bora lr; h?.iitf.zn. A 11 :aiii>e Gt.epel, 1 The Rev. J C. Warren, pastor of Sharon Baptist Church, Belair, Ga., says of Electric Bitters; "it's a God send to mankind. Il cured me of lame back, still joints, and complete physi cal collapse 1 was so .veek it took me half an hour to walk a mile. Two bot tles of Electric Bitters have made me so strong I have just walked three miles in 5n minutes and feel like walking three mere. It's made a new man of me." Greatest remedy for weakness and all Stomach. Liver and Kidney complaints. Sold under gJar antee at J. G. Wannamaker Mfg. Co., drug Store. Price f>0o. S"im?9 people are so afraid of com mitting a sin that they omit doing nytning. Harsh physics react, weaken the bowels, cause chronic constipation. Doan's Regulets operate easily, tone the stomach, cure constipation. 25c. Ask your druggist for them. HEROIC FISHERMAN. Braved Storm and Resoned Seyeia) Men From Death. A dispatch from Atlantic Olty, N. J., says during a severe northeast storm which prevailed Friday along the coast one person was drowned and seven others had narrow escapes from death in the waves. The drowned man was Louis Simpkins, formerly of Philadelphia. He and two compan ions were on a fishing trip in a launch. Off Brigantine City they were caught in a whirlpool caused by crosscurrents and the storm. In trying to avoid a big wave Simpkins lost his balance and fell into the sea. Despite their danger, Simpkins* companions made a brave effort to piok him up, but be fore they were able to do this he sank and was drowned. As the men were about to leave the scene his body came to the surface and they managed to drag it into the launch. Snortly after this accident five young men who came here in the sloop yacht Virginia from Island Heights left the inlet for the return trip up t be coast. Professional yaohtman tried to persuade thera not to attempt to go to sea. but they dfd no: heed the warning and sailed away. In making a long tack toward Brigantine Be-ch the yacht carried on the dengerous oar outside the inter,. The mi\st snap ped t ff and the boat began pounding on the sand. Tee captain of a large yacht saw the accident, but having on brard a number of passengers he did not cp.re so endanger their lives b7 going too near the bar. While the five msn were clirglng to their craft, rrocaan 'f.r'ly expecting to be washed to their death, a hero in the person of Joi n Johnson, a SwerMsb fl-jherraan, went ro the rescue in a f rail gasoline launch. Fie did r.oc fr.ker in the fro?, of tte^ storm and after n hard Btrug r'o in tfblch his lit-13 bz*b*?s& toe ed about by the wsvi-s he manatod to get ilccgslda th* Virginia at,d f ck fctv) five mon rff Ts e -e^cued men reward ed Jo???.i -u h :.iv:wcc&y. 1 Lat?.;r In the aft.crro'.;n Thomas and I ?~T'>n^r 5 Butler, sons of Coglt. -122 '"?' Butler of Pennsylvania, wck rescue 1 > fr :n drc ni g by the governm nthfe ? ving cre^- alter their little boat bad I h, n over.urnsd Ina heavy g ?, ? if' L :goort Bu h swam to bl 0 c ? pi 'z era but were bsirg carrlc-d cut 10??a iu lb? strong current when th< ;r c>'. :j. j .'or help were heard by the life sav ers. Tney were much exhasLed when 1 resoued. CURE A COLD IN OSE DAY j Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- j ets Druggists refund money if it fails j to cure. E. W. Grove's signature is on { each box. 25c. A k)fp 13 the thermrmetor bv which we measure the afiections. HAS STOOD IHh TEST 23 YEARS The old original Grove's Ti3tle33 Oail TjuIc. You know what you are cak ing. It is iron and quinine in a tast less form. No cure, No pay. 50c. Loren?. I Oh, the years creep slowly by, Lorena The snow is on the grass again. The sun's low down the sky, Lorena, And frosts gleam where the flowers have been. But the heart beats on as warmly now, As when the summer days were nigh, Oh, the sun can never dip so low, Adown affection's cloudless sky. A hundred months have passed, Lore na. Since last I clasped your band in mine, And felt thy pulse beat fast, Lorena, Though mine beat faster far than thine. A hundred months, 'twas flowery May, When up the hilly slope we climbed, To watch the dying ot the day, And bear the distant church bells chime. We loved each other then, Lorena; More than we ever dared to tell, And what we might have been, Lore na, Had but our loving prospered well! But that is past the years are gfjne, I'll not call up their shadowy forms, But say to them lost years sleep on, Sleep on, nor heed life's pelting storms. The story of that past, Lorena, Alas, I care not to repeat. There were hopes that could not' last, Lorena, They lived, but only lived to cheat, 1 would not cause e'en one regret, To rankle in thy bosom now. For if we try we may forget Mere words of thine long years ago. Yes, these words were thine, Lore na, They burn within my memory yet. They touch some tender chord, Lore na, That thrills and trembles with regret. 'Tvvas not thy woman's heart that spoke, That heart was always true to me; A duty stern and pressing broke The tie that bound my soul to thee. It matters little now, Lorena, The past is in the eternal past, Our beads will soon lie low, Lorena: Life's t ide is ebbing out so fast. Tli' re is a future. Oh, thank Cod, of life tins is so small a part! 'Tis dust to dust beneath the sod, But then up there, 'tis heart to h^art. i HtekiMi Cornered. To the El'tor or The Stat in your paper of Auj.'. 2**., in the rrrort of tbe II (pkins rr ig, Col. Ea^kell intimated that I' ?. bad my bcuBe repairer1 more than - This I positively deny; tbe only time It ever was repilren wa3 in 1898 when I bad no connoctlon with the dispen sary. Col. Haskfill says that my brotber TCTSw', W7vnrCaldwel??tetmqj?tyh reliable young man. In reply totbat I wish to say I will believe Caldwell as quick as I will Haqkell. I do not eeo hoy/ Col. Haskell or any one else could have hes.rd Cald well say that 1 nad "shamefully rob bed him" in the settlem?nt of his estate and that liquor men were then psyiner my bills when the estate was nettled four years bafore I became con nected with the dispensary and a year before the dispensary wa? established. Wilie Jones. * Seasonable Goods. ! We have puc in a nice lot of goods tiat will help you to keepsool during ho Summer months. Screen Doors and Windows, Screen Wire Cloth, Ice Cream Freezers, Water Coolers. Ice Picks, Wire Hammocks, Corded Hammocks, Fly Traps. For Pleasure we have Base Ball Goods, Fish Hooks, Fishing Lines and Poles. Now is the time to Paint your house old or new. We have [all grades and colors of Paints. Try Muresco Sanitary Wall Coating, it is the boss and prettiest. Special Screen Wire Paint. Make labor light by using our up-to-date Washing Machines and ringers, Asbestos Sad Irons, Large and Small Mouth Fruit Jars We make a specialty of improved dining room and kitchen lurniture. Call and examine our stock. Arthur Hardware Co., St. Matthews and Elloree, S. C. Tombstones and Monuments. Ircpresent three large marble works, and it will pay anybody needing anything in this line to get my prices before buying. You should not failto mark the last resting place of your loved ones with a stone whose inscription will survive for many years W the crumbling touch of t:me. it is a duty of love that should be symbolized by something more lasting than flowers watered by tears of grief. Every slab, shaft, tombstone or monument I han dle is a triumph of the stone cutter's, sculptor's and engraver's . art and my prices are most reasonable. How about that neglect grave of mother, or father, sister or brother? Can refer you to work done in this county by the companies 1 represent, and I think that you will agree that it is first-class in every particular. Also take orders for high-grade sewing machines, pianos and organs. Others are higher in price?but none better. ? J. WANNAMAKER, Orangeburg, S. C. Residence on Pearl street between Orange street and Railroad Avenue, wins: IVTaclxiiie^ NEW DROP-HEAD MACHINES sold on asy payments. Good prices allowed for old Machines in exchaii 3. Second-hand Machines from $5.00 to $15.00. Also parts j id attachments furnished for all standard makes. Prompt attention to mail orders. New Bicycles Sold on Easy Payments. Also Bicycle parts and sundries furnished for all standard makes. General Repair Shop for Sewing Machines, Bicycles, Guns, Clocks and Watches. Give me your work. Satisfaction guaranteed. J. H. SMITH. Market Street ? - Opposite New Postoffice.