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8o and 82 Hasell Street, Charleston. So. Car.
: : We guarantee Satisfaction in Every Transaction. Try us :
DRY ^OODS OF ALL KINDS. CLOAKS AND TAILORED SUITS ARK SPECIALTIES
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on all cash bifis v.
SIO and over.
Colcrid Dress Goods
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beet aod ale alwayi tbe beet for the
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PUM : AID : FANCY : SUITINGS
^ iVaotlfol Hcb fall tkadae 'at ZSr,
7M.ll.NNtor.0N.
cbeeotfe aod eergee la 1#©7 8
ia at So, 75 aod $l.oo
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Uto aaw oolon tea vanatj of popa-
qaolittoe So to Sd tedkaa wide at
.00 si si •• uoo
all
Black Dress Goods
We carry tbe largeet aod beet ea-
•orted stock of black drees goods
Soatb of Baltimore sod we five our
patrons superior values at
25c, 50c, 75c, SI.00
1.25. I <50, 3.00
PftlMTLT* SLOCK QOOM In all of
the aaw weavee at
70e, 1 00, 1.25, l-SO, 2D0
Ladles Tailored Suits
Our variety of Tsllored* suits rm-
brsoee every new production and a
•atlefaciory selection e«n be easily
msde from tbe very excellent assort
ment
Prices range sa fo’lows:
12.00, 15.00, 18.00,
20.00, 25 00. 30.00,
35
Black and Colored Bilks
Celebrated Black Taffeta Silk* (Warranted to
Wear) at 75* $1.00,115,110,2M, 215
All IImIi af lafttoto BkMdt silks '
lOabto Bleek silks s 76, $1 oo, 1 Sft. 1 So per yard,
dike la taactoaaa| plain colon NIC to | J| yd.
Colored
Cloaks and Wraps
‘ Every feature of cloak fashion and
style shows itself to tbe endless va
riety ot doakaaad wrap* that make
up our assortment. Cloaks in sll of
the new colors and fashionable
lengths at
$5.00, $6.00, $7.00, £8.00,
$9.00, $10.00, 12.00, I5.OO,
iS.OO, 20.00, 25.00, tO 45.OO
Childrens Cloaks \
In (reat qeaaftty, all dcee, all
styles, all oolon, all prices.
DR JB-PADGETT
GETSINQER. 8. C.
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Carries a full line of VIRGINIA-CAROLINA
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CHEMICAL CO’S FERTILIZERS, and a stock
of general merchandise, so ^complete that any
thing that can be found anywhere else in Colleton
county can be found at his store.
He will meet competition on any article*
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sells.
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up Um ra«aftslnss ot
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to Mght If^they
compiexioo fuc kkmlv
Ravd Rq way# that an dark or tricks
thatoaaalk fbaf anasopaaMtha
Cmj that they may not atlltoo. tf they
practice tbelr profeaskm bp caadlw
light rather than by tbe sunshine,
thafa Uncle Sam's fault not their
•uodewu doctors begin to get
only after 4:80 In the afternoon,
t to that hour, poor souls, they
are holding their noses to the grind*
atones over the government desks,
for om most five, don’t yen know,
however soaring one's scientific ambi-
tioo. and Uncle Sam’s wages do come
in mighty regular and handy. 89 that
In a pigeonhole Is tbe story of tbe
hrtgla of tbe struggling fraternity of
sundown physicians at the federal
capital •»*. w- •• ~ •
% 4hera are thousands of instances.
young physldana. with
yet to carve, secure clerk-
In some of the governmental
\ of Waablngton In order to
heap the pot babbling while they are
fitting tbelr medical education after
oAce boars. Tbelr diplomas thus la
boriously achieved, they hang out tbelr
Shtagiee tentatively, bolding fact how
ever, to tbelr government positions un
til securely established professionally.
> fch In th* frand, /ojl *
A whole city directory ten of nncsptur-
od patients Never let go a sure thing
till yon am sore of a surer.—Washing
ton Gor. Louisville Coqrtor-JournaL
mfr. ——™ . ( -•
omat A fcdUoa the grrat Ameri-
Inventor, says “Tuliy eiabty per
bent of tha lilsesa nf mankiad osmes
game ear ttw tulip mortar mm
The miesiu forth: 1 do not knew.
1 sosseetr eaw which way It went.
Its Which of flame Burpiisod Sfte so.
I heard the audden hum and boons
And saw the are of purple tight
Aeroae the garden's rosy gloom:
Then something glorious blurred my
sight!
1 JIT TtorWJI TOTrOT TTJ vrTTzTIQ raTrarTTt,
And did not pause tbelr gates to lock.
A topes terror took by storm
Tbe tower of the hollyhock.
Above the rose a halo hung.
As If a bomb bad been a gem.
And round tbe dahlia's bead
swung
A blade that looked a diadem.
THE PAiMY FIDDLER.
Trig I go addling. Addling.
A By weedy ways forlorn;
I make the blackbird's music
Ere In bis breast 'tie bom;
Tbe elespiag larks I Waken
’Twist the midnight and tbe monk
N°,
What more befall I cannot eay:
By ruby (tint and emerald gleam
Ify sense was darned; tbe garden lay
Around me like an opal dream!
—Maurice Thompson.
Mnnyjpeople dodge around the
corner to avoik trouble, only to dia-
cover that,trouble has darted through
tha allej|to head them off. >
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Quinsy, 8p rains and^SwcUIngt Cured
"In November. 1901, X caught cold
and had tbe quinsy My throat was
swollen so I could hardly breathe. I
applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm and it
gave me relief In a abort time. Tn two
days I was aU right," says Mrs. L.
Uouslas. Ottsrburn. kick. Chamberlain's
Pale Balm la a liniment and la eapeciaJty
valuable ter sprains and • wallings, for
tala by John M. Klein
1 alive has soee me.
But women boar ms play
Bomstlmas at tbs door or window,
Fiddling tbs souls away—
Tbs child's soul and tbs oollssn'a
Out of tbs covering clay.
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■KJONE of ray fairy kinsmen
A' Maks music with ms now.
Aloas tbs paths I wandsr
Or rids the whitethorn bought
But the wild swaas they know me.
And the horse that draws the plow.
—Nora Hopper.-
A Mistake Corraled.
it is a mistake to combing in the asm*
remedy both Stomach and liver med
icines, becaase the stonaaok la not nl
wat« oat of order when the liver la.
or vice vena while it to true that these
organs are so eloeely related that when
one is effected tbe other ta likely to be
alto, still there era times whan one is
affected and the other Is not. It is n
serious error to give a liver medicine
HMnbtned with a stomach medicine
when that stomach oaiy needs treatment
and it is not neotsmrv to treat tta
stomach when the liver only is dia-
ordeied. Rydala'a method to nine moat
aanalble one. Ha does not com bin the
two, hot made* a tablet for the stomach
and a tablet ter the liver, which can be
combined if necessary. Guaranteed by
John M. Klein
In the days of the Bast India
pony a certain toting ettcer, toys toe
author of "Recotlectioas of 1
and Tiger Banter,’' committed an In*
dtacretom. There was nothing in the
act which toothed bin honor, but It
was n mistake, and he received a hint
that hto services would shortly be dis
pensed with. Being full of grit, he
cudgeled bis brains to find a way out
of the dlfflcuKy.
Just at that time a notorlooa rebel
was wanted by the government and
a large nrward had been offered for
his captnr*. ftps officer learned that,
the rebel went regularly to a aactod
pool about midday to bathe, but the
neighborhood of the pool was swarm
ing with motlneen.
Nothing daunted, be assumed the
garb of a Brahman and, having sta
tioned a vehicle at a spot not far from
the pool, boJdly entered tbe water with
a pair of steel handcuffs and a gag
hidden about hto waist
Tbe yodng officer performed his task.
Before the man could obtain assistance
be and hto captor were In the buggy
manacled to each other, and tbe ve
hicle never stopped until government
boose was reached and tbe “peace of
fering" handed over to a high official
to be dealt with.
Tbe officer first gagged tbe rebel
and then dragged him out of the wa
ter. Bto daring and resource saved
him bto commission. *
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wbtuvyon eauWwrorg
the attouWh
toad wan
to’ 1 this
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His Compliment
A few weeks back a wedding break
fast was given by a suhatantlar farmer
blessed with 0v» daughters, the. eldest
ef whom w ar a bride. A neigUboB A
young former, who was honored with
*an invitation, thinking no dotfbt that
be ought 1 to any aometblag couptlmbti-
tary open the oveut* sddrnassd the
bridegroom thua;. , 1
“WylL you havp gpt the. pick of toe
batch.”
The faces ‘of the four tminarrled
care were a.London Giwpkie.
» bir.* "V"a'oi; ]•.. I<v?
U1 fI> O f il ? ,{.j fi ?n vixtrt V' 1 j
k Klein.
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on or oftnirAT
table acids ami omi*:
tbkal yon CM. Sold 'by 1 John
vtsv;* iil nlDit
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b rii» -Highways and Bywtya b
Devon aod CoAvtoR** Arthur ’H.' Nbr
way tolls of a fragment of antiquity
r. ‘TtomiF
“I leave the
riddle to hf/Mlrs^. kg say, to# who to
rtl
Nothing but Mewth.
Two friends, A and B,
food of bragging. A said to B.
“There la ta my village a giant whose
head touches the heavens and whose
feet reach the earth.”
B said: ‘In my village there to a
giant much larger. Bis npper. lip
pthrees the beaten* and hi* lower Rp
eovwrs the earth." ■ «L taken back, ask
ed, “Where, then, to his bodyT* B
answered. “He had nothing but
mowth/’-from the Chinese,
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Do Witt's Carbaltoed > Wrick Hazel
Htovelfgood for little horns and. big
barffs. rmalt scratches or bruises and
big onto, to to heaHag and soothing.
Good for pUaa- Sold by John M. Xlcin.
iiiis ‘ntViil p ew 11 10
A 6angerWs Question.
“Would you .many again. George. At
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Tldfetoriroh 1 wtair toe ‘world* iff
bSUeve.toa^ I'm each a Rad wife, you
5niio
A kiss to a pecnliar pvopoeltion-of no
n»e to one, yet absolutely bliss to two.
Tbs small boy gets it lor nothing, the
yonng man haa to steal It and the old
man has to bay It the baby's Hubs, the
lover's privUece, tbe hypocrites mask.
To a young girl, faith; to a married
woman, hope; and to an old maid char
ily. Tbe bliss of tbe kite however, le fre-
qeentty lessened, or lost tnrirely on ac
count of offensive krehth of one or both
of tbe participants caused by indigestion
or djtpfpsia. There it no occe-ion for
thto condition though for th» rearm
that Rydsle’sBtomacbTablei* will soon
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Best Treatment For Pony Childnat
K; Ukildyeg of tea base tae sad pale
and sometimss there it no eprarent
oenee for tkto law state of the ayeiem.
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