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WHLIfUBORO'S POPyLARf
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An imm&nse stock of new and latest Furni
ture always in stock. *
We have a few Oak Beds that we will seU at
f 5.00 each as lor^j as they last. CREA P
BARGAINS'
FINE UNE OF GO-CARTS
Domestic Sewing Machines—the finest riia-
. lime on the market today.
A few bargains still in Dry (ioods and
Crockery.
FURNITURE
AU guaranteed solid oak pieces—Bureaus,
Sidewards, Suits, Bed Lounges, Comforts
and Blankets.
IRON BEDSTEADS 52.50 UP.
Cook Stoves. Pictures, Matting, Beds, Bed
Springs—anything you need for your house.
Our Terms
Are cash, installment, on time. We are pre-’
pared to sell you Furniture and wait for pay
ment till fall on security if you wish it.
See us before you buy. We can save you
money and furnish as good goods as you can
get elsewhere.
COOK -GBEE
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f Next Door to The Press and Standard *
^ PHONE No. 8 Y 7
OBITUARY*
Died February 21,1910 in a Sani
tarium at Columbia, S. C., where he
; had been under treatment for only
. two short months, our dear father,
James A. Finder bis remains were
j brought io hi* fiafne near Waiter-
J boro Tues>lay afternoon, where he
was kept until Friday afternoon and
then was taken to Zion cemetery,
where he was laid t<r rest. All his
children were present except one,
his eldest son, 8. W. Linder of Chat
tanooga. Term., who did not receive
the telegram.
It is hard at all times to give up
our loved ones, but it is sad indeed
to have one die far away from those
who loved him, with not one of his
own family near to minister to his
w’ants, then to add gloom and sor
row to our broken hearts, to think
we were all expecting him to come
home well and strong in a few days,
as the doctor had said that he would
1 be well enough to be mover! in that
time and brought home. Our hearts
w’ere glad thinking that very soon he
would be able to come to see tis in
our distant homes, when here came
a telegram stating that he had pawed
i away. I say this is vei y sad for us—
his wife and children; but God knows
best, and to His will we must sub
missively bow though sad and heart
broken we are. If we could have
•een how our poor father was to be
taken from us we would have died
rather than let him go from our
side, but the doctors said it was the
only chance, and we had to let him
ffo, which we regret very much.
Oh dear father, thou art gone
And left us here to mourn
Our home ties are broken.
And how it dims our aching eyes!
When we think of years ago,
Of our peaceful happy home.
And this sorrow now has come.
Oh ourGiear father has gone.
A few more years shall roll
A few’ more seasons come
; And we shall be with him at rest,
; Asleep w ithin the tomb.
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His sorrowing daughter.
Gertrude.
JEWELRY,
WATSHES,
CLOCKS, ETC.
J. L VSSTBRBEH6, Jewelry Store.
Main Street, Nex* Door to New Postoffice.
WALTBKBOKO, fL C.
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Johu l) Rockefeller would go broke if
he •liouid (•i'Wixl bin entire income fry-
lu< to p:ep«re m belter medicine Ihau
Ch*inberltt>n'« ('oil'"!. Cholera and Diar
rhoe* Remedy for diarrhoea, dvaentery
or bowel coinp'ainu. It it* dimply im-
pnaaible, rnd m> *»y* every one mat hit*
used it. Hold hv ail dealers.
COL «. A. THOMPSON VISITS
COLUMBIA.
best and most virile of the South
Carolina journals a reputation
which it well sustains.
Colombia. May t» A distinguished Col. Thompson is faithful as are
visitor »n Columbia yesterday one Southerners in affection for the
who is always weleoitnsl by his old I»st Cause, there is not ling in
frien.1.% md hiHioi ed by new’ ones on ^ ,m 0 / apologist andcringer, but
the nre 'xvasinns when he comes—
was C«»l Ui»l»ert A. Thompson, law
yer. journalist ai d man of affairs in
Walhajfci and the amil survivor of
th* South Carolina SeceHrion conven
tion of IrftjO
he rejoices in the good feeling that
pervades the American republic.
When President Taft visited the
State and was entertained in the
capital by the representative people
of South Carolina last November he
Fifty years have pasaed since the P^sHent his greetings by
Decerttuer day that Col. Thompson telegraph-and incident which con-
waa one,»/ tho^e whose signatures marked pleasure to the
cut fo» the time the-bonds b*»tw'een P^'denta tour of South Carolina.
&»utl» Carolina and the United ^'OkThompsonwillretumtoWal-
Staten and in > ears he is no longer h J1 l I a this morning.
A
young but his eye ami mind are alert
and he is a citiren active and work
i Tbs splendid work of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets is dailv
ing for the good of the common- co ®ioff to light No such grand remedy
w«dth nowI. is ^ .0 K 0 B .V r bSS. b# ” 1 ""
know him ami
Thonaands blees them
to meet him this fer rnrins ooostipatiou, sick headsebe,
fine, de r-headed gentleman who jauudioe and indigestion.
ban serviwl the State so well and
Sold by all dealers.
k ^ Tm 0RGAN,ZED ’
thy with the beat of her aspirations, Press and Standard. The
whoae iieraonality is itself a teacher ^ Mew’ville have organized a
and reminder to young men of what School Improvement Aasocia-
their fathers believed in and defend-1 ' W officers:
e<! with high hearts and strong ™ r *-B* Williama, president;
anng I Mre - H. J. Givens, vice-president;
t5oi. Thotnpeon, of course, found ^ rs * ^^ on,an » secretary-trea
keenly interesting his visit to the UT ]^5'
dty where the peceasion convention' There w,n ^ a Strawberry Feati-
tirst met (later adjourning to Char- t " e **ewville school house
leaton) and which has expanded into J h ^ 8d V evenin «* M »y Straw-
a far greater, richer and more popu- ^ , ICe * emoBa ** e
kwacitg. In Walhalla Col. Thomp- w,,l ** ioM - ^ Procwda
•on it the qpator of the bar. and fr °T ^ entertainment will be
there are few, if any, older lawyers «*d to buy dedn fortheacheoL
in South Carolina. For many yean * Everyone is invited to be present
^ |o help the good eauee aleng. _
ADAMS RUN SCHOOL CLOSES.
Adams Run, 3.-The Adams
Run school closed last Friday w’ith a,
delightful entertainment that night
at the school house.
Hon. Jas. E, Peurifoy was the
speaker of the occasion, who de
livered an eloquent and very appro
priate address.
The children who took part in the
program showed careiul training,
and each one did justice to their
part. The following is the program;
** Song The Star Spangled Banner.
Welcome By three little boys.
A Little Trover Sarah Newton.
Eddie's Treasure Robert Tavel.
A Little Boy’s Speech Berkley
Newton.
A Queer Tabic Harry Boinneau.
Is it Anybody’s Buisness Florrie
Linder.
Giving Alfied Tawl.
Composition on Necks Ryi n
Finch.
Breakfast Dialogue.
An Illustrated Story- Dialogue.
r Colorado Hotel Rules Pink Platt.
Mother Goose Party Dialogue.
Pious Dialogue.
Ghost Story Dialogue.
The Elf Child Mabel Fox.
Goblins Delmar Platt.
Floral Drill By ten little girls.
An Obliging Little Sister- Dennie
Newton.
Two Teachers -Dialogue.
Taking Sam’s Photograph Dia
logue.
Old Folks at Home.
“Doao'a Ointment cared ms of
•czaam that bad annoy*! me a long
time. The cure waa permanent.”—Hon
8 W Matthews. Oommlaaioner Labor
Statfatioa, Angotta, Me. '
one
of thei
of the*
White H«l. S. a, Mgy €.
KILL vm COUGH
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^ Dr. King’s
Nsw Discovsry
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At Wholesale or Retail We Offer the Largest Varieties of
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Wanted the public to know that we have a most
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SASH, “
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MOULDING,
BRICK,
LUMBER, ETC.
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C. A. SAVAGE.
laaafactorer of Raagh aid Dressed Laaiber.
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COIPANY,
SUCCESSORS TO
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Liable to Tax.
A delicious, refreshing drink, which should be in your
line if it is not
Try a Sample Order.
FOR PRICES WRITE
Eutawville Bottling Works,
G. B. HERNDON, MANAGER.
EUTAWVILLE, . . SOUTH CAROUNA.
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Doors Sash aod Blinds
Columns and Balusters; Grilles
and Ornaments; Screen Doors
Windows. ^
WE DEAL IN
Glsss, Sash Cord and Weight*
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Established In 1794.
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are pleased with our lovely line of Hats, so why not|you?
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