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GOOD AS AN UMBRELLA J <*Mt 1 1 |M>? to know (all Klrl* W?m In whu< way? Jr?i Why, I 111H pim ?luriiiK n ?how< er lhf? other day, and witl,ki'(| homo un d?r hftr h>K ha( GAVE HER AWAY H <? r li tUi) Itrothur Say, I h?'hii you ktHHhl' HlM' IliS' Mr. Colin If I k!v?* you a rllinr* will you keep It u Hocrnt? Her Little tin>thor Y^h, but mos' of lh?> of hern ulwnyw k?v? ihp h qiiar ter WHAT HE WAS LOOKING FOR O'Tcoto Ol wlnt on a sthroike f?r nhprt<>i' houi'H last work O'Hriiru An did yov k?'1 Vin'.' O'Toolc - l**n i t li . an' Ol did thut. It'n mcnlK an aln'l workin' at all now THE ONE EXCEPTION l.ioiirs I <?iliiiii I m t'u' lor motley all the unit- > <> 1 1 i > one lliiug I could ? \ri !?>? uhIhv-'I <|o for my1 henlt.h .lories What }< i luit " Honrs Kuropc OH! THESE WOMEN Mr* .Wns^imI tH-orKr ! h ? ;i 1 11 > c?i t/*11 Mr Jones lu.st au'l>i \??u worn Koiiig to color \our i:?-w ni. rr..ch,ui;:i plj/O brown kh I rol?rr<1 m for sua myself Mr N < \v vs ? t ) ? '\ \ > i ? ?* in .1 ' - Mr* V'Try, T ; , : tit v il It. QUEER STYLES IN HATS. Tha Kokoichmk of Ruui* and Wmgid uf Al?aca. In KiimmUi I lie tv||u it) tuny five in ty <1 Ilcl |> I kn its *he w|h||cH. f t hi not no ttu? %v 1 1'? Xii*' MMi'i' IHifi' hvt lllllr K<<. It* II IV< ? ? 1 1 1 1 >?' I M' fOI tills (((t'l'lllcc, hIh- don* it Im I which limy vs i'|i !)?? called We.||'d In hIiii pt* ll Is nol uiiiikc n hMiop'x iu jtt*r, mill II |m Jldollied MX |ln? I 'IJ l< ) <>r Hit* (>ll >'9ti lit I lie VVtMIVJ ? M *? ( . 1 1 ? - (told, nllviM' and CVt'll pI'tM'Inll* wtolH's lilt ft* bee 11 IIH(?1 III diM'UFiitljjji ( ti j h kol oM'hiiik. iis ll I* cunwi lii certain pari* i if Spain a lut t mIiiU iH I' (n (lie I ( iikhJii li ? I >' I ? ? Im wont Par tli'Ul.lll.v i- lIljH |MI|Mllllf Willi lllcdllll ft' I'm (I llli Mil; III*' Tolftdo pCUMil III r.V. al though il IIIIIMt III- V?r> liol llili) III! comfortable for i his purpose The I Mitch maiden <>f A niHt iTiia in Oliix ln*r fit It li a n<t lU'i head , to a Inn llirll resemble* III shape U ll lllMM U'll ilowerpoi. 1 1 mil y nut iu- tin* style mo .1 h 1 1 i I I'll io her round. placid face. Inn she would i iot eluuigf It Tor the I ii t t'M t "thing" lii millinery On tin; island of Murkcn. I" lilt; Zuy I I or Zee, (lit* fashionable hat is again of lilt) Mill 1*1 shape. lull Willi Hui add I lion of wide, flapping wings. rurtlmr iioi't li. In Nnrwa.v, a maiden oil her f ?i*ii In I day lions a. I rn d I r 1< > 1 1 a I ( M'tT lion \\ lili-li can best la? likened to mi ecceu trie cusUe III tin* province of Alsace lsOiTailiu. the women went- huge winged head dresses. The vvojidt'l'fiil tiling about tllu Alsatian hat |h Iiow Is It tuipporlcd? Art) there concealed wires? Aud how (Jock It "stop on" In a hljfli wind? t.ondnii Answer*.. THE HUMAN SKIN. Its Evolution Foraoaata tha Coming of ah Ultra Whita Race. Professor Daniel Hert helot, eminent l-'ri-neh specialist. declares thftt the hUIii of tht> human race has undergone ureal changes since our primitive un ceHtorx lie linds i u ? t i 1 1 > I \ that, while tho whitest of modern skins reflect al most all the colors of the spectrum, the skins of tin.1 more primitive races ab sorli the colors of higher aud liner vi brations and only reflect tin- stronger colors at I lie spectrum's lower end. Kor instance, the skins of the prim! live negro races reflected practically no colors at all. The red skinued races reflected only the reds at the lower end of the spectrum and the so called ye'low races only as far as the yellow in Its center. Tin- white sktns of the races of today are able to rellect, not only the blues, but also i he violets at I In- .top of tin- visible spect ruin. ' al though the strength and clearness of I lie relied i< >ii vary with each Individual skill: Knt ho skill lias been - found so far capable of rellect i rtg the ultra violet rays, which.;- althmmti present in al most all llaht. vibrate, at. a rate too high to be \ i'slhle to the human eye. It Is then-lore believed that- tin? past evolution of the human skin fore shadows tile existence ill . the distant future .of :mi ultra while race, which, ill addition to its other capacities, will have a skin capable <?f reflecting the invisible ultra violet rays. Indianapolis News. Interrupted the Firing, | It is told til' 1 ,ieilteil.l tit (ienclill l.e ! uiiidiis I'olk "f t li?* Confederate army lluil tic nulo into, the midst of an In diana regiment late in tin- oven ink' at I 'ciry villi- Hi* had observed a body of Mien (iring upon his troops and sup posed t tin t those tiring wore Confed erates and were shootinu by mistake. He rode oyer that way to order the liriug to cease and found himself eon fronted by a I Idosier colonel. (.Jeneral I'olk. wore a dark blouse, and the dusk of the evening saved hiiu. lie was j asked as io his Identity when he or dered the liring to slop. but. making a threat u? .show them who he was, rode away. As soon as he reached a copse of wood he put spurs to his horse and rapidl v drew a wn> ' Old Things Art Batter. 'I mean to write a sermon on this tc\t some lime, said the prettiest wo m in ;;i (he ^rotip "We are all going ? nowadays over novelty ? new l.i-Uions. new inventions, seeing new pi li es, lint 1 (ell yon the old things are i Iia'-i the time better the old friends, | .?t\\a\s the good old furniture, which j i -i so often discarded for newer pat j terns not li:i 1 f so really nice. And 1 j i In v e ? a good out itress that I am used i i t" a in! that has become a sort of ! part of me And .old shoes is there ; I : ? 1 1 > thine on earth quite so comfortable j and delightful :is a pair of soft, tlex- j . ildo old shoes V" l/O.slie's I I Stories of Shaw. ? >ue of I'crnard Shaw's dramatic crlt j ieisitis is the shortest on record. It j : ?;is about i play called "Poor .lona i than" and Shaw's notice was simply J "l'oor .li>c>.it han." After the production of his tirst play. , "Widowers' Houses." he met with so : mixed i reception that he wrote. "1 j j became infamous in a single night, and j i if the play did not achieve a success It | [ crea ted :i n apron r " For?ign Relations. " \\ li.it does the committee on foreign ? relations have to do''" ? I can't exactly s.i \ Kin if it has tu keep (nek of the foreign relations that our rich uapiire by mar riaue it ha.s smne responsibility W ' eli iiitoti Star Cold Feet. -The> viy that a man who has cold ! feet pretty sure to have an active j | bra in oil} e i that or a well tilled j ! p'j -si- i h'c.i^ ? KeCoril Herald. Mieleadiny Bookkeeping. JOveu I.OI.M,. . pinu If not an ( scl cut e For behold! how often 1h It that one limn will put Into t lio oxpenwe lie ? ?Mini a given expenditure #n.v. tin I ? -hill !i| | ii,-. ..I |j in. i. 1 1 i l m - tlllls I ??! i 1 1 < ? 1 1 1 ; 1 hi* profit# by till* <i mount, while uii ? llllfl will | Ml I hlll'll (ill I I (I 1 1 (<i (Ik ;is*e| account, .iinl 4*11 0 ti Cftt) imIviiih. weighty HiKuajouu ami reason* as t<? (he lOtfll* of h Im method* Hut the net result* of operation will differ widel> with I lie sumo n<tnnl oecurreneos. ho that even bookkeeping may lie said merely to present ichuMh dependent upon the n*pectM of (he situation iim j rendered hy those who Iuivh tile ail j Ihorlty or opportunity to interpret. I5cii );i Kiln A. f'rillkill) In Knglneerini: Magazine '' Point* of the Cr??cent Moon, Why does the mooil sometimes up pear* with point* turned upward and at other times downward'/ There Is one t'ttUMo only the rotation of the north. If the moon risen with point* | turned upward then, when it wet*, thu points must turn downward that Ih. tint western horizon meet# (lie points In Us apparent approiu-M^they point toward it, apparently dowlHVnrd, in the western sky. New York AuuVh-an. Felt the Power. Mill Music has a wonderful influence over us. ;? .Mil I know it, "l)i<l you over feel the power of a Kinder over you ?" "Mure! I married ono!" -- Yonkers Statesman. Upward Rtvioion. "When tlrst I consulted you about my eve* you told (lie it would cost lu francs. hut your bill Is lor 100 francs. ' "That only shown (he oxcullenco of my treatment. Now yon are (en ttmev better.''- I'arls I'ele Mele. Fatal Electric Shocks. Klectrlc workers know that a severe shock received in one foot and passing out hy the oilier Ih not likely to be serious, while if It passed out by the hand on the opposite side of the body it would kill instantly. This is be cause in the former case the Current passes through no Important organ; while In the latter it finds the heart In Its path. Resourceful Girl. "My dear one." said the young man with a sob in Ills voice, "I should like to" -ask- you to marry inn, but I cannot 1 for. a long, long time, I four. Two peo would starve on my salary," "Oh I George," naid the beautiful young; j thing, throwing her arms around his; ! neck, "don't let .that worry you for a minute I'm a militant suff rogetto. : and have been on tour hunger strikes.' j ?*|i i *.'1,1 Dnwiiii iiii .JMW A Full Literary, Scientific and Technical School lor Youna Men tho you n k iiipn ??# (lid K'lnth tln> liMt Arflvaiitiii/**. ?fjjtll r * |irlkl tf?h hi tint *< ? t\,u UMfrllttiiiM ?? ?>????!? ?l ?j)i | jtnil u n 4-4i|f<tU> '! |?>*tiioJ? uium / I lie hi* It triMl*) iuptMuM"!!* I S l? ,11 Hi. mil ? Pi?.?kv?? w?v?H Htrarj lO'lrw lc*(fn ? (A 4k? Drf l?* of A. B, IIK'll.L'lU'tf mi'l Mimu'ki I .it iiv < ?????.?, K'ufJiJj'. Jl utofy . Mnilioiuill''*. Hminl ?ill. I I'nlitl ,.l K.lfUtHIV., I ? ? l Mini fv (it >ii :? I S<1> ijii .\'"i It pOM .(il i i,i i ? iK.iirnii l? mi ii I; tf 1 1 ?? I'Vfin v (if M (i 1 1 r of Art>. 0>I?m ? Um 'lilt C? i ?'? in 1 1 i lit < I *> J ic?l Ku*io??(i?i In ? rimiulo I'll f l|TI ' ' I" :V ? . ' ? 1 1 r\ > ? ??' ?' ll-l ? iiv-. nil III rOuM > III' c ? ?i m | c ' ?ill' i-M 1 1? ' tf liiHlnii'lnr*. I (i4 J)?? ,/i .iIjiiUm ( i ?i i f I ii. li h ' ?>riiu^'i' 'I v hit n ?u?ulur lllji'i iu> InMl tuHon TliU rt/iirwt l<? the <l><ert-?> of Jlii<-lielor of KHeiu u i? * iiai lift ring, iiml i-oiihtilm* ? ?? *U?t lor ulmont any iintustrUl l>ur?uli The 'CollviiS Owilt U fc|il?n<IW ImlMInu* of li?rgu porportloui aiui UtWJoUyh 4?4uijjua?i?i JUi JV-.ilty of rtJWn college tralmw) ?MH'U(Uu ni.it tutors l? lnru? enough t<? ionuru r In. Minouiitof i>?r?<?iul liutrix tJon itli'l imlis Hlual (ttlrutioli HO n'liil U > tlio liefct Tlie < IUV lit want Yv|n>le?oin?, timl the iruilUlyiie of honor nm! tllornlio ???' hltfh, There l* no lifting. 'AtliMji* mlit emlur?u<t ftll(| < (Mofolli .. oi*?ir% in-il I.) tlw> I'multy. <;> iiiiihxIuik work in m)n>boln6r? 4 4 ||?? work i.f N?>v%t.,.ri v ?'o)l< L'.i III liil.i yf?t?H JiHB lni?n for??i?i..?t unjiiilK '?>" South i'tiMillnit College*. The rellelou* llf? Ih #,)(i ti * niorul .uul hpii ijniil v??irw?? v/ Him Mtuiieiii I* tli? iwhool** fthlef <m?ii<.-vi" 1 lJU?i?Uy, finin hi^rti "I'tiDdtx n?l?nit without OlftmliKifloii. A iirunnrit loi y ilujmrf ru?*ni Tor It ij/Ii ?Imh?| iiimmji |/rfut? lniU.?, Ni-vt OJM !?* S?' J.twlli I /, ] U 1 i. J-'nr rhtiilniiuu uikI l?i?r t r*>, utMrttit* Rev, J. Henry Harms, 1). D.? Prevldeul, Newberry, S, C. The Surest Thing For Skin Diseases It's no disgrace to <;ou tract ecsenia and It may not be nec essary to continue to suffer. HRin disease is one of the most difficult problems of medl eal science. YVholo libraries have been written on the treat ment, but If yon are sufferlnp you do not need the symptoms described you know all about that. Mont cases of nkiii diseasej? are curable some art- not. Where anything can cure or elleve Vim (Mill depend 'upon Nyal's Eczema Lotion ? It Nt<)|M the intolerable itching and |M*r ni lt? sleep. Good alBo for tetter, barber's itch , ringworm, dry or scaly Hkln, and ivy poisoning. A lui'Ke bottle for #1 .<><>. Whatever a good drug store ought to have: ? and many things that other drug stores don't keep ? you'll find here. Come to us first and you'll f?et what you want.. CAMDEN DRUG COMPANY Frnuli shipment Oi Horn's fine candies just received at Crosby's. Bargains in (groceries Great chance to buy your groceries for less money. V'on should got <>ur prices before making your purchase*. We handle in large quantities III WHOLESALE and RETAIL ami are in a position to make very close prices 011 Flour, ('offee, Sugar, llacon, hard, lllce, Moiasfes, <*t<'. Agents for Arab Horse Feed I'll Ik Ik the time when your horue needs a change in IiIk feed. Try a sack and you will lie convinced that there is nb i horse feed like Arab.. . Larro Feed, "The Ready Ration" Larro feed Ih nuch a splendid ration being a perfect mix ture in proper proportions of six choice milk producing ingre dients; namely: cotton seed meal, dried beet pulp, gluton feed, dried distillers grains, wheat bran and wheat middlings to gether with a little salt. SMAIJ, GKAIN HAUVES'liNG SEASON- If you want a reap er and binder, mower, horse rake, or any other machinery, we can fix you up on short notice; h'ull stork of HINDER TWINE. SPRINGS & SHANNON f- * -? ???.. . i *?/-:; "? " . ' v. ? "v- ; ? " ' ?? Camden, S. C. New Beauties-Real Bargains are discoverable every day it these splendid Spring stocks. f . . ' ? ' - It is quite impossible to realize the true attractiveness of these new stocks until you see them all. This Spring the values are so rich, the styles so fine that customers are constantly telling us they never saw anything to equal them. Make your Spring shopping money buy the most possible of quality, beauty and correct fashion. BUY IN THE STORE OF BEST STYLES AND BIGGEST VALUES. L. Schenk & Co. CAMDEN, S. C.