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Stretch Your Legs 1
and bo comfortable. Streit
patent foot rest ia a part of the
chair; forms tufted front when
not in use.
Morris
Chairs
rear well—each one piaran-
teed—your security of satisfac
tion. We can show you conte
beautiful Streit Chairs, richly
carved, leather or velours.
Call and see them.
Fine Furniture, Floor Coverings,
Pictures, Mantels, etc.
Also The £clip#e Cleanable Re
frigerator.
COWPERTHWAIT & CO
283 King Street,
CliARLESTON, S. C.
—; IN THE ORCHARD.
A Crest Annual Waste From Cutting
Down Fruit Trees.
Tbero la a great annual waste
throughout the country from the cut
ting down of fruit trees, according to
Iowa Homestead. Trees that from
aome cause have convinced their own
er that they are useless combe rent of
the soil are cut down without hesita
tion, though sometimes with regret for
the time and money wasted.
Pauee and ftefleet.
It may be that the tree has proved
untrue to name and produces worthless
or at least Inferior fruit. It may be
same new kind that was expected to
surpass the old kinds and, ns often
happens, proved Inferior to them. It
may be that It has stood for a number
of years without bearing, and Its own
er believes It barren. It may be that
the scale baa Infested it, that some of
ita limbs have died and that It is
thought to be doomed. No matter
which one of these reasons may be In-
Onracing you to apply the axJask you
to atop and reflect beftwe^yoh make
your urtion Irremediable.
Every Tree Has a Value. >
> Eyfry tree-ha*, a value. If the fruit
be utterly worthless the tree neverthe
less represents an cx|»eiidltun? of time
and money. If it was bought of a nurs
ery there is the first cost of it. Next,
there is the lalior of setting It. then the
cost of cultivating and pruning and
caring for It, and, lastly, there is the
use of the ground It bus occupied for
mayt>e a doeea years.
All these elements of cost should be
considered. They will usually amount
to at least $10 and often ££>• Pause,
• then, liefore you destroy your own ami
nature's work forever and u; k yourself
if there Is not some way to avoid such
an extreme measure. There Is often
a way to redeem such tn'es, uud that
" is by grafting upom th ^thc scions of
some other tree, f : \ * not very
dlfllcu;., and » ^ If > » have ncvci’
attempt'd It. J 2' i l b-> r..'r.:
to try. H Is i; • «' ; I. X'. 1 1oper.
that, an the scion pUotd.i Jh? cut liefore
the buds iswell in the spring.
Budding In Summtr.
Budding lu Into summer may be sub*
atltuted for grafting. It la, however,
truly remarkable how soon a grafted
tree will form u new top and hear new
fruit If It has hapiiencd that the tree
has been condemned for not bearing,
it Is almost certain that Its Iwrrennes*
has been oeeutdoned by too rapid n
growth in too rich a-soil. If this
to bo the case, then then* Is a remedy
in girdling the trunk. Along In May
when the tree Is growing rapidly tear
off strl|»s of bork n foot or so long all
around the tree, leaving only nlsuit a
third of It undisturbed In alternate see-
lions. This will usually check the
growth and throw the tree Into fruitage
the next year.
A Memorab e Day.
Oaa of the days we remember with
pleasure, as well as with profit to our
Maitk, it the out on which we became
aeqaauinted with. Dr King’s New Life
Pills, the painless puiitlers that cure
headache and hiliouaus: a, and keep the
bo arsis right Me at John M Klein Drug
Star*.
A bank cashier ought to nihkegood
iudge in • beauty contest—he knows
•n much about figures and iaoe val-
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OF ALL KINS DONT AT
Znc i [press ant> Stanfcavh.
We have just received ?♦. new
tlf>ck of leMcr and note‘ .;)ai>er,
bill heads and statements, enve
lopes of all kinds at J colors. „
snnsFaerio.v gl'srhnte£d
Trices reasonable which we
will gladly quote you.
Blank legal forms of all kinds
^ always carried in stock. *'Call
and see us when in town.
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m jiOLL OF DEATH
’CSNTINUSS TO G/.0W
Fitaliii s Tu 0 c ;.-rsd ou the
lourthcfJuly
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ALREADY TOTALS ' FIFTY-NINE
Thu De»»h Roll Promise* tc Mount
H ’"e' as ths Day* Go By—Number
cf Inyjiti New Rsache* the Large
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F 3J'"- * J ,dC7.
C,.;c ,o, Judy O.—W.th the grim
rc;u;:.-- .-r.il coming in. t.ie number
of • (.uiTT <it July ii.iviu!tic8 lur Ithu
£ ; :: o'chk ;; Saturday n. Muing. n..d
• < i,"-* U a i recu.u- u.adc by the in*
bu..e in tlr- ia.-«t nine year*. ,
'I be total number cf dend »t that
bour was fifty-alne, Tiii» ngure was
cii-it icorc than a year ago at the
same n.>ur, and wai oaly isjuAllcd
[•*ire b< fore in the nine yparor^lt* 1800
and 1D05. Tn'.a total ellipses a:,
recordvs in the nlae years, the hlgnest
heretofore reported at S a. m. July 0
being J.Cn", in lbu3.
As usual, fireworks claimed the
largc.o number of victims, of cannon,
gunpowder, fireworks and tcy pistols
are in relative proportion.
The death roll promises to mount
higher as tbv days go by. Already
tetanus is beginning its deadly work,
the death of one victim from lockjaw
being reported.
New oYrk^jrhlch on Thursday
headed the death roster, added an
other victim to Its total Friday, bring
ing the number up to eleven. But
even with the Increase. Pittsburg
passed the big metropolis In the grim
roll, reporting twelve deaths up to 3
o'clock Saturday morning.
DR J- B. PADGETT-
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Carries a full line of VIRGINIA-CAROLIXA
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CHEMICAL GO'S FERTILIZERS, and a stock
of general merchand se, so complete that any
thing that can be found anywhere else ; n Colleton
county can be found at his store.
He will meet competition on any article
sells.
DR. JBPADGETT
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Are you pleased with your hat? If not
call at Mrs Jones and get the latest
styles and the prettiest hat that can be
bought.
I have just opened my third supply of
beautiful millinery goods for the season.
Come and make vour selection at once
I will please you. . Yours sincerely.
A Bad Outteat ="
Mother—Dorothy, I hava to be Mold
ing you ell the time! Dorothy—Woll.
•11 I can My. mamma, ia I’m sorry for
the man who gets you for a mother-in-
law.—Smith’s Magatlne.
A iaxy man goes far, and be who
shun* labor labors doubly. — Qreek
Proverb.
ICBS. J. S. JONES
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4>ur New York buyer wired us last week, *
that he had succeeded in landing a bunch
of fine embroideries in both lawn and
cambric, we wired fiim at once to ship, |
they are now here and we would be pleas- ^
ed to have ycu r.” '-x them over, t*
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We foel confident >j. T' * 'vjth us
when . >o<'rt that in tms ioi wc have
tn. v. . u'st values taut wc have ever put
k.
before the bargain hunt.is of this com
munity. Can wc expect an early call.
Boat Medicine in the World for Ootic
and Diarrhoea.
“I And Chamberlain’* Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Reined v to be the beat
remedy in the world/’ aaya Mr C L
Garter of Bkirum, Ala. "I am anbjeet
to colic and diarrhoea LMt aprinjr
Mined aa though I would die, and I
think I would if I kadn’t taken Cham-
harlain’a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. I haven’t been troubled with
it ainoe until thia week, when I had a
very revere attack and took half a bot
tle of the twentyflve cent aize Chamber-
lain’a Colic, Obotera and .Diarrhoea
Remedy, and thia morning I feel like a
new man.” For aale by Jno M Klein
Buried Alive In Earth Slldt.
Birmingham. Ala., July 6.-—A ape-
dal to toe News from Heflin say*
that Arthur Reed and Jamea Cofloli,
white laborers, were burled alive ia
a slide cf rock and earth at the Great
Southed mica mines, U miles from
that ;>:are. Their bodies have heed
recovered.
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& Rheumatism Z5t
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“Come In Out of the Wet.”
Silty Billy wants a kies, sitting in tha rain.
Why should sho deny him this? Answer’s vsry plaint
Con the fire of love be warm (heed my language—mark!)
With the wetneta of the storm putting out the eparkf
Some folks never know enough to escape tha wet;
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Store is fi<” r.nd stock ie fine, still nobody buys. e
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and who tail to see our stork may thereby do them-
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shoulders, and was very irregular and profuse.
Doctors said an operation was needed, but 1
couldn’t bear the thought of the knife. After tak
ing three bottles of Wine of Cardui, I could walk
around. Can now do my housework and am in
splendid health.”
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especially adapted to cure women’s diseases. It
relieves excessive periodical pains, c regulates
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