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WINNING HIS V
"I don't deny arw of yoi
Rlgby. but it has been 01
rules to Rive such a post as
to married men. I believe tb
to a married man a certain
responsibility which makes
valuable to us and more 8i
position."
VXY& - ? ?^
jr claims, DR. M. U. BOATWRlQHi'
le of our Dentist.
ibis only Rstesburjj, S. C.
ere conies j
i sense of i . .. .
. . OHice in Kamui#r Buildini:. S<
him more | *
ife in th? i floor.
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1* T A L? U I T r
Lf ?jj, iug iiim nn_- cj ca were iiul lOOKlIif
I straight into his. "I'll?I'll be on th(
, road most of the time, and your aunl
, : could stay with you?only in a rnucl
j better house?and really, I'd do mj
i best to malrp you hSLDDY?"
*
The brown eyes were shootinf
sparks now.
tccno j -I'm glad you didn't have the im
j pertinence to tell me you loved me
| anyhow. There is that much to you!
1 Ancient Sage* and Modern Advice *
' About How to Acquire Wealth,
t pe
x The ancient ssges' "sure road to vt
r wealth" was "be temperate iii all D?
I things., he eeeonoirica: always." Modern
li!e, with its "rti:-h methods" in ID
* 'uisiuess requires that "keej) healthy w'
b.* added tc the old adage.
Every body knows how to be teni,
perate and most people how to be
r economical, but few know how to keen
Self-Opening Poultry-House Door, t
In the American Agriculturist ap- j
ars the following illustration of a
>ry convenient self-acting door for j
>ultry-house. Figure i ?j!ves the , _
side view. P is a very small pulley- p
teel made out of a piece of oak, and
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PRESERV
Long Bee
Sto
irlor... knowledge
[ ordinarily
istaurant,
' kept by m
ATION OF HEN MANURE.
. '
n Fact That If Carelessly,
red, Loses Nitrogen,
been a fact of common
for a long time that, as
stored, heu droppings loses
art of their nitrogen. Bathe
small number of hens
ost farmers, little attention
uui. air. jonnson," protes
Kigby, "there isn't a man
traveling force who has do
for you, considering the bad
you gave me. If you'd gl
chance at New York state,
the record."
"Perhaps, but you'll hav
married first! No, don't ai|
erated Mr. Johnson as ltigb
interrupt. "We'll hold the n
ted younj " " rkl Dl"1J*
on your ; Attorsev-at-law,
me better j Leesville, S. C.
I territory I
Ive me a Will Tract ice in all courts. Bus
I'd brealr Solicited.
e to rot ' Geo. Rem.Timmkraian.
sue," reit- ' ?' Wm. Tiilhmoxd.
y tried to THURMOND & TIMMERMA
liace ouen I AltOA.-KYH-AM.AW.
credit." she was saying scornfully
"But you couldn't make me happy,
hate you?"
She said more, but Rigby. stuinblin;
sinessj to his apartments through the snow
could not exactly recall it.
? - And all of a sudden he realized that
abov# all things, he did not wish thii
girl to hate him. He wanted her t(
N, love him, wanted it more than any
thine else in the world?even the r?n?l
perfectly healthy. Overeating, irie<rii-j
I Inr habits, neglect etc. d? range the
stomach, liver, and bowels, causing
indigestion, toapid liver, constipiition
' etc.
, Kydale* Tablets are nature best ally
when such conditions exist. The Stomach
Tablets will digiwtyour food, stren,
allien \ our digestive organs and cure
j your indge?ti<ii.
The Liver Tablets will arouse your
liver, stimulate your bowels and e.Uab
11 ' ,! - ! r>.
David, Proprietor. T8 been g
r these loss<
1336 Main Street. station ha
the effects
of nltroger
! conclusion!
OPEN ALT. NIGHT ! By itsel
UOT'-i PHONES 207. *?ded nitre
ally manat
! nitrogen is
! useri it rtn
lven to means of preventing
23. The Maine Experiment
s made a careful study of
of chemicals upon the lose
i, and reached the following
s:
f. hen manure is a oneigenous
fertilizer. As usu;ed,
one-half or more of its
lost, so that as ordinarily
for two weeks. If at the ei
time you can show me a
certificate we'll talk businei
"You belong to a club hen
have apartments waiting for
you couia in from your tri
the theatre some, play the
bit. eh?"
Rigby nodded his head.
"Cut It out and get a wlf<
id of that j Will practice i;t uX{ the htnta a
marriage
bs. Office in Ka<itrn;&t: Buildinj
8 in town, Lexingto*. S, C.
you when ?
ps. go jo Hit, >1 A, ^ ATSON,
( races a Dkntist.
Date^burg, S. C.
Office over Harris' Pruir
lid U. tion.
Three days later Mr. Johnson open
ed a letter from Rigby, dated in i
small Pennsylvania town.
"I have changed my mind. 1 don'
want the New York job until I've earn
ed my wife."
j And all that long, hitler winter Rig
' by stayed ou the road. He shunne'
| the theatre and closed his eyes to th<
nsii a regular, healthy. habit. Kyda-'
lt-ti Tablets insure good bealib. | in
JL fe
1 tb
K iIled. ; 20
1 There is rot su ache or pain that can ' 011
* he reached externally that cannot l>e A!
"Killed"' in :? few minutes by the use j pi
- of Elliott's Emulsified Oil Liniment, j to
1 1 Roh iton the affected part and the 1 jn
5 pain will soon disappear. Full 1-2 .
. I fiillt iiiltt lu 0?i nonfo
? ^' ! p
sorted in the planking about four CVc
et from the ground. A cord about
e size of a carpenter s chalk-line |
nnects with the sliding door on the I
tside. and conies In over the pulley,
lout midway It divides into two
eces, each end of which Is fastened
the corners of the platform as seen
the illustration, PF. This platrm
is one or two feet square, with
,ry thing the Market
Affords. ically used
| ures carrj
Columbia, : S. C. potash. A
' kalnlt pre\
|V^vf f ^ , is possible
* ^ I with sawdt
Skyscraper.!Is.,*?,
VQ I1UV KU FICU8I or
Because of its excess of
will be much more econom1
in connection with manning
phosphorle acid and
s both acid phosphate and
ent the loss of nitrogen. It
to use them in conectlon
ist or some other dry mateabsorbent
so as to make a
:ed fertilizer. For example.
"Hut l don't know any girl
"What!" almost shouted
son, "do you mean to tell ir
all your humping around th
you've never met a girl y
seriously consider marrying
Itlgby's mind traveled rai
his list of acquaintances. I
his bead, and caught a pair
eyes watching hint from tin
the far corner of Mr. Johnso
who'd?" ?
Mr. Johnle
that in D. M. CROSSON, M. I).
e country
ou would
O" PHYSICIAN AND SritOKON.
>'ully ovor
,e Leesville, S. C,
of brown
b desk in
Ill's llfficp t.i> ? mi n>inn? Xt
iai:nih uvms. DUI lit.' SOIll gUOUS It Qt
wrote regularly to the senior inembei
of the firm
"Rigby's got the trade In Pennsylva
nia by the boot stVaps and pullinj
on it to beat the band," observed John
son to his partner one day?in th<
presence of the brown-eyed stenog
rapher. "He is surely trying to mak<
a record."
It was summer before Rigby put thi
*' * ?ac
r . is
at
! to
; sammwwwmwwwwwk "
[i^ HAVE YOU % o
[i|a headache j?j5
i arm, A. about three feet long. S
a stake about a foot above ground,
id H a leather hinge nailed 10 its j
p and to the under part of the
m, a. S S are two stakes, one at
,eh side of the platform, to keep it
om swaying w hen a chicken is on it. ^
is the entrance, which is supposed A
be closed while the platform i9 I.S'Q
). If the first fowl that leaves the U! U
! a mixture
manure, te
loam, slxte
phate, and
??. would carr
gen, 4.5 pe;
6? w<
am Vermifuge
of thirty pounds of hen
n ponds of sawdust or dry
en pounds of acid phoseigbt
pounds of kainit
y about 1.25 per cent, nitror
cent, prosphoric acid, and
potash, which, used at the
d tons per acre, would furpounds
nitrogen. 185 phosand
eighty pounds potash,
ils of the exuerinients am
The eyes belonged to John
rate stonogrupher
"No. I don't know a girl I
marry, nor a girl who'd care
ine."
"Well. I'll he hanged!" <
Mr. Johnson.
"Hut I'll tell you this n
Johnson. 1 don't propose to
tie thing like not having a v
. pj(, . i". 1 I
son's pri- !
OllVrs his professional servic
(1 care to (j,e ,,f Bnteshurg urii vie
to marry
Otlice over the National Bank,
ejaculated found there ?lay or nl^ht.
BATES BURG. S. C.
lucta, Mr.
let a lit- i r>R T11Eo A> OUATTLKBA
/ifo stand < ^
I question again, and fall before tin
wedding day was set. Rigby protest
ed. but she was firm,
intty. \ "I want you to make one more trip.'
anj she said slyly. "I want to write yoi
every day?for myself. All our corre
spondence heretofore has been purel;
a matter of business. Tie looked a
ber repi oachfully.
UM i "Yes," she added smiling tenderly
i "I could read between the lines of eae!
jg IF you h Ave 3; in
'liNERVALGINElj"
2^ =3! wi
J Will Cure It in 10 minutes pr
f You con buy it anywhere
^ ^ from - ... ... ar
ifc drug dealer-.^! is
? 4.1 itic linn 4iiii^ nui jump
tmediately on the platform. It will j /&
> pretty sure to do so after it prom- t J
ir.des around a few times, when its Jkq
fright will pres9 the platform to the ^
ouud and raise the slide on the ^
itside. The platform and the slide (
e made so as just to balance. A
w grains of corn might be put on ! ?
e platform the first few nights to jug
dure the fowl? to jump on it, and
? <> I given in b?
jjfet THE GUARARTEEB r;on
^ WORM That ??
abtv'^r said Jacks
^REMEDYr;
r Yes. \\
CHILDREN'S FAVORITE TONIC. J him in
.ru..r ?. * nrA?nrlT*t
'.Icon 98 of the Maine staLMS*crr??..
in in there is a hypocrTi^,"*
on as he left the drug
an the druggist ?**
'hen I went in I interruptthe
midst of compounding
Inn' T ?-1? I -
tncrn nic .inn mill JUI) I III
get both inside of the two vs
Charley Itigby crossed th
his hands thrust deeply into
ets, his hat pulled over his
was thinking about girls.
Then all of a sudden hi
hired the brown eyes that h
ed him during Johnson's
catechism.
Merrllield. the bookkeeper.
Koing II* I'llYSIOlAN and Sill. MS-.
'eeks."
e square. Balesburg, S,C.
bis pock
eves. He
Located in I)r. ItidgeU's Old O
i remetn
ad watchmerciless
K- J- KTIIEItKDOE
Dkntist. ? ,,
sauntered I v i 11?- s r
! letter to Mr. John9on, I'm doing thi
for you, dear, for you!' But 1 wan
I some letters of my very own. We'l
1 make it Just a year from the day Mr
niee. ' Johnson told you to go wife-hunting.
Rlgby sighed resignedly.
"All right, but tell me just one thing
Belle dear. Why did you watch mo s<
closely the day Johnson asked me 1
there wasn't some girl I could marr;
? In a hnrru''"
t
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RYDALES TONIC's
:> A RE.AL CURE FOR
It has recentlv been discovered that n
ereby to open the slide. j t>
Balla
Among the Fowl*.
Dry tobaeco will not kill lice or
lis. We have seen fowls driven by
:e from nests made of pure strong ???bacco.
While it is some trouble to whiteish
the houses twice a year, it pays, j
id it pays to use carbolic acid in th*
< fitNUINK PRCPARCO ONLY BY tWOCeilt 8
rd-Snow Liniment Co. aweetiy a8
x. loui?, iso. ?Philadelr
I
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doctor told
j quit wearii
i sweets?"
-1
, ? iuiu uiui t wanted m
tamp, and he smiled aa
If he was glad to see me."
>hia Press.
What She Did.
at did yon do when your
I you you would have to
rig a corset and give up
for another doctor."?CM'
in for lunch, and Rigby weld
Joyously. After a few desi
marks lie inquired about the
the brown eyes.
"You remember Darnton.
hilled in the Somerville roll
summer? Well' she's his
Helle Darnton. 1 think her
folks have money, but she
proud to ask help, ami she 1
hoP fill lifir'o maiMon fl'-tne
iiined hi in *
ultor.v re- ,
ownoI ()f Olllee over Austin s store.
who wan , M MlTCHELf,.
islon lrtsl T)
. , , , 1 IIYSICIAN AND M'KiJEoN.
daughter,
mother's Itatesbur*. S. C.
was too Otllce Hours:
Ives with 0 . n
. 8 to 9 a. in.
"Because ? because?" and thi
brown eyes were covered with thi
sweeping lashes now, "I was so?si
afraid there might be."?By Avu Will
lams.
Left ieO Wills.
In 1876 William Rennie of Westflela
Dunbar. Scotland, died. He conveye;
his considerable estate to certain trui
the germs that produce Malaria, breed
a and multiply in the intestines and from w,
a there spread throughout the system
5 by means of the blood. This fact ex- ..
l? plains why Malaria is hard to cure by
the old method cf treatment. Quinine,
Iron, etc., stimulate the nerves and 'r(
build up the blood, but do cot destroy to
the germs that cause the disease, ha
] Rydale's Tonic has a specific effect
tipon the intestines and bowels, freeing
them from all disease breeding mi.
If you have no spray pump to white*sh
with, the tinner will make you
tin quart gun for 25 cents that will ^
row the wash into every crack.
If the roosts are suspended by rods
^m the rafters and not allowed to .
uch the sides of the house, you will Uoinj
tve much le9s trouble with lice. (
To the writer's mind the ideal pouly
house is one with plastered walla
or so of at
i for Chamberlain's Colic, *tems in tb
Cholera and Diarrhoea to ^eep off
D . w?ll provlt
Remedy. 8ultg beltei
tLl ?
d-Herald.
to Put Hen's Neiti.
its should be in the darkest
he poultry bouse. An inch
ihes or a layer of tobacco
>e bottom of the box help*
vermin. Nests should be
led with clean Way which
r than straw, and as It la
all they have is her little s;
That night he walked h<
Miss Brown-eyes. The next
eall'd. the third night he to
the theatre?but all the \
brown eyes never met his.
And Sunday night of the
week he asked her to mt
Thero were four days of gra<
"You know. I won't bother
2 to 3 |l. Ml.
i'ar-v- 7 :30 to U j>. m,
line wlih
n.ght he
ok her to
vhlle the DR. K. K. IIARDIN,
following Physician anu Sckokon.
?ry him- Batesburg, S. C.
yon very ;
iccn, mm umu ui uuuo iu i rL'U^lll?f ill
subsequent writings left by him, n<
matter how informal. When they wen
over his papers they discovered thu
he left 180 documents, which wouW
! have to be accepted as wills as al
of them bequeatehed sums of varloui
amounts. The testator disposed o
his estate several times over. Sine<
that time the trustees have beei
working at an equitable settlement
' crobes. It also kills the germs that
' infest the veins and arteries. It drives In
1 from the blood all poisonous matter ce
t and makes it rich and healthy,
i RYDALES TONIC is a blood fo
1 builder, a nerve restorer, and a Malaria pc
# | destroyer. Try it, it will not disapf
P<>?nt you. ^
i >Ve nre offering twoilne clubbinc
, combinations. of m
id celling, and with a cement floor. I bnYket
such a house funigation is a sue- , home,
ss. i Colic, i
Don't fail to provide grit for your Diarrh
wis. If oothing else is to he had Hnmmt
nind up broken crockery.
Many otherwise good poultry folks \yh^
il to recognise the value of plenty ened it
pure water for fowls. You.
Wood ashes In the dusting box sure to
akes nlumaee dinrv Ratter m* and
V (lut juuirrn 111 IU1? IllHO spiace, sorter Will
p a bottle of this remedy in year down so b
There is nothing so "good for mrtoit ATr,Aii
Cholera Morbus, Dysentery and , ,
oea. It is equally va.uab'le for Place ?* 8tr
<it Complaint and Cholera Infan- ^at straw
ad has saved the lives of more fore better
n than any other medicine in use. i purpose if
n rednced with water and sweet- talned. Th
is pleasant to take. ground In
or some one of your family are \ B,red roon
need this remedy sooner or later ; . ? ?
,-ti ? ?01 j ! makes a v
not break up and settle
adly. Kxcelstor la also &
ent material for use in the
aw In neata for sitting hens,
is ranch softer and there*
than wheat straw for the
excelsior can not be obie
nests should be on the
this dry climate. A gooda
with nests all around
erv Rood nlace for slttln*
tut!(- >> " he explained ojvkwar
dly, wishOflr-e
at Uate*burg Drug O4
I and the case has only now been takei
i. J out of the courts.
a i either. Ion a Is ffiflgpSfrft r our m
$70 buggy. JBH
ad dust and coal ashes.?Farmers' ** badl;
>ice. not buj
? - ? anauie
j; yon will need it qnickly. Why k?nf and 1
it now and be prepared for ?nch abould be
rgency7 Frio*, HSc., 1 arge !*?, 60o and a box
n tha middle on the floor
a pan with fre.h water
of Xee4 all the tiida.
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