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THE E
IATK (llBURG ADVOCA'
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FURMANUNIVI
Course* leading to the degr?o
Arts ill. A.) Library Heading I
Darmilories. Kxuenses reduced t<
Next session begins Sedt. 1 4.
Catalogue or in formation, address
^DCITV GREENVILLE, S. C.
^ V^l 1 I y EDWIN AicNEIL POTEA'I
President.
i of Pacliehr of Arts (13. A.) at:d Master ol
toom, Laboratories, Large and ComfortubU
j a Minimum,
For rooms apply to Prof. II. T. Cook. Foi
tli? Se.r?;ary of ttie Faculty.
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THE IMPROVED HAVANA. ,n
at
Noticeable, Especially in its Streets,
Squares and Parks- <>t
I Havana haa become in a sense re- K'
Do Not Be Imposed Upon.
Foley & Co.,. Chicago, originated
oney and Tor mi a throat ami lung
medy. and ou account of the great ^ *
erit and p ipularily of Foley'a Honey log to
id Tar many imitatiotia aie,<>ffe*ed audde
r the genuine. Ask for Foley'* Hon- ?crat<
r and I'm and ?eftiio any Huostilute gomel
t? red as lio ot'ier preperalioi \viI
ve the amne-ali.-f ictinu, 't is mild- ,
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No Trade. M
o Rockland men were negotlat- 8 B
> swap horses the other day when
nly the youuger man paused,
lied bis head as if to recall
hlng. and said, quizzically:
dn't I go to your place once when ^ | A ^
le Druggis
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LVHATURES
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LGERMICIDI
9
By its combined therapeutic action H
* \ upon the blood ami the mucous H
TA, membrane, Hancock's Liquid 9
^\>?v Sulphur positively and surely H
m J? * I
Catarrh I
I ^ / Catarrh is a constitutional dis- 9
O // ease, and local treatment alone 9
i rj v.w unu rofiviiira. aii me tiay 'y
long (with the exception of a few i 1,1
hours In the morning), a cool bree/.e *',*
from the sea sweeps over the city,
while the niglus ure always cool and ?
sweet. The spring showers have com- i
menced, but they appear so regularly, j
la the afternoon only, that they may
be scheduled, and their unpleasant
consequences avoided.
' The greate t improvements the an- V
JMXiime. it coiti?in? mi u|?i?t?? * ""
i?l i? safest f> r riiiidrfii mid deli uli- l
rsuus. For sale hy Ti-niuous, tiros, v/lios<
,il*/Qiiry. that t
J annle
1 other.
I np ??m i
1 llv , that
14 hy fei
ri rv/i I I
7 U .iv; iv duj u IIUI6U, JtUU
you try to tuduce me tu buy one J|.
; kneei were so badly sprung
:ncli foreleg almost nt:ido u right
lieve you did." replied the
3. I now recall It distinctly,"
he younger man. 'You told me
the knee springing was caused
rding the horse from too high a
IHlHUrN^ ts
i
On the C<
. Oy will not cure it. Sulphur is the
/ greatest germicide known, and a
f y liarmle.sbutpowcrfulconstitution
r builder. Its value lias been recognized
for ages,but all its curative effects
'ere never obtainable till the discovery
f Hancock's Liquid Sulphur. So posivc
is its action that we guarantee it to
ure Catarrh, Eczema, Acne. Itcli, Danruff,
Ringworm, Prickly Heat. Diphthcia,
Sore Mouth and Throat, Granulated
iyelids, and all diseases of the Scalp.
tebellum visitor will notice are in the J ^
streets, squares anil parks. The men- *
ace of yellow fever having been re- | J
moved (no death having been reported
from this cause in many months), the
visitor may abandon himself to the en- i
joyment of the many places of recroatlon
afforded in the o'.ty anil its su* * *
burbs. Tlu- most prominent feature ^
of Havana's recreative system is, of ^
course, the Prado. the strin nt vor. ?
ucdi | ;r,-:
^olicy! S5t
If you keep your'
tealth you can very
asily pay your In- A (
er. man i you ami tliu; IT I took
irse home and fed him from the
that the knees would spring
!eve I did." answered the oilier.
ie:i I guess I won't swap horses \
you. Clang."?Lewis ton Jour* r ,
Not the Same. ^
at woman moved down the aisle
DESPAIKj,
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B
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jfiU iilwt I hiUM H
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HANCOCK'S LIQUID SULPHUR OINTMENT. Q
repured especially for Huron, Sculdn, Open C9
ores, Chafed Harts, llmv Hurfacei, Holla, I
'lien, Koughneett of Puce und Hands, and
II Hkin Diseases. rfl
old nt all reliable ilruK ?tor<-?. Write for free 1-ooklet lfl
on the curative and toilet use of nulpliur. QUI
HANCOCK LIQUID SULPHUR CO, R
Baltimore. M<L K
i dure, adorned with palms, statues. j ^
! music stands, and overflowing with a ~C
: wealth of tropical vegetation. j A.
lt was thought perfect many 7c?ts /-]
ago; It certainly has nearly reached
perfection since our engineers opened q
It out to the shore, and bestowed upon
the Havaiiese the blessings of the p
"Malacon," which overlooks the harbor
entrance, the Morro, and the open
urance premiums. *rjv'f
>ut if you become d
isabled by illness
_ # ** you?r
disease you can
ot pay premiums,
TpriPP fbp Parifir me?
? sleeping car ju.^t as the porter v
the "First rail for breakfast in |?j
iuing car." and poked with her [t
?lla at upper berth 10.
tty!" she shouted. "Where are
Is that you up there?" | I
re was no response.
! fat woman beat a tatoo on the
curtain rod and shouted again.
r. Kitty! Why don't ycu answer
Kittv. breakfast Is rem!v' ICittv
Cures
^ livi
JT EVERY BOTTLE 6UARAI
Cures MALARIA
CONSTIPATION
AISJO ALL >
SR ?ILMENTP
ITEED. PRICE 51! CENTa.
Subscribe to the Advocate.
Cold Wave Coining.
It you have Kvdales Elixir in
bouse when a co'd wave is coming. ;
need not fear attacks of Itronclii
Eiietnnonia, Cough -, ('olds, KJe.
les Elixir taktn when attack beg
never fallen to cheek the progress
the thsease. It is equall'- success
In The Merry Springtime.
In the merry springtime the fesiiv*'
the ' malaria microbe, gocth forth deterr
you | mined to colonize every human organs
ti.-j,' ism. If tins arch foe has invaded you
By- *vstein allow us to suggest Ryda le
T,sj Tonic. This remedy f^ees the blood
of i from malaria m't robes eliminates pois,fu|
oiious matter from the system, stren
act.. nccuuitiruillU CJ1 l'JWZ, " IS tlltt
inscription on a plate wf bronze set up j J\
near tlie Central Square, or "Parque
Isabel," and "reconstruWo," renovated, j-j
regenerated, might trpthfully be said .
of all parts of the olty, touched by ' A
the magic wand of the far-sighted,
self-sacr'flcing "Americanos." Many Qv
of the sacrifices made by Americans a
may have been (probably were) tin- i c
intentional; but the fact remains that, t
?. VA4.V/ ? W%VI1 IV I
say,
lutual Life of Cal- ln* I
fornia is the only pearei
- . Y ourlai
American legal re- ^
erve Company that
;sues a policy that '
Kitty! are yon mere?"
arge reil face, with lonj?. flowrhiskers
ot the lower half api
at the opening between the ? ?
ns of upper 10, and a deep
voice, said:
: name is George."
fat woman lied.?Baltimore
rs: 11 ^ ? .
E.JONE
Dealer in
General Merchan
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111 iiriinic canes hi iiiroat and h
disease,
When in
Sha\
id.r gthens tli" nerves,and restores robust
"j health. ItyUulesToiiic is guaranteed.
Columbia
'e at the
| wnne individual enterprises have fail- -ii
| e?l, and personal endeavor has been
inadequately rewarded, the Cubans
have benefited from the push and
energy of their neighbors from the
Vnited States.?New York Evening j v
Post. I
A Famous Bird of War. 1J
"Old Abe," Wisconsin's famous war -i
eaale. Is now onlv a meninru In ifco rl
i case of disability j <-?'
. . i i i lias al
it her by sickness1 ?>.?? <
whom
our premiums
T ? I f J]
ease and your pol ? ' cours(
i I to ou
;y becomes paya- ???>'
,1? {v, in i? icen"!
wuiiviv/ wm o ?. luiy.
William F. Cody (Buffalo Dili)
I ways a story to toll, ami ho told
jne >\>st<rday nr an Irishman f
he employed on his ranch in ^
ling: "Pat has been only a
nontiis in this country, and, of ??? ?
?, Is as green as Kentucky grass
r ways. Strolling through the
s of Wyoming City one day rewith
a fellow workman on the
and . . .
Uottoan. Brc
1 3^iiPi
jOsex*.
Jerome Mot<
SPETH [
Successors
si Barber Shop.
BROTHERS,
; to C. H. AUrn
? ? HJ
Hre which recently swept through tho
Capitol build.ng at Madison, the his- ?
toric relic was reduced to ashes.
Grand Army men all over the country
are telling stories of the bird which
led the Eighth Wisconsin Infantry
into thlny-slx battles from Fredericks- .
town to Hurricane Creek.
"Old Abe" was captured ou the
Flambeau river, between Ashland and ^
-xc xix j-v cumuai iii^jranch
tallments. You
. notice
nust see our eon- ? "<
. . . of the
racts to appreciate
hem. With same t.,
mount of legal re
, he noticed in the window of a
a sign with tlie words, 'Shoes
?ned inside.' Pat. stared at the
i and exclaimed: That the
do people want with the Inside ^7 I
ir boots blackened." ?
Out of the Ordinary.
e pies n:y mother used to
" began the young husband,
3. McM ASTER,
Bicycle Snpplies,
Tennis and
.
840 BROAD STREET,
When you buy i
r ? 'THE GREAT t
always kept in
Catalogue. :
AUGUSTA, GA
i stove, buy the best.
?XCELSIOk." Parts
stock. - Write for
i n<.c wuuiit . , nr iacuii?iii. III 1SI>1. I)V
Chief Sky. a Chippewa Indian, son of ?
Thunder of Hees, chief of the Flambeau
band of the tribe. Chief Sky Q
caught the young bird after a climb
to the top of a gigantic hemlock tree. Q
and a week later realfzcd on his ad- !?
venture by soiling his captive for a | \J
bushel of corn. The bird was carried
to Ran Claire, just as Company C was 0
being mustered in. The lumbermen
erve that any other fair I
Id line companyhas' oLm
nd with $20,000,00
special fund, evry
insurable man
1 1 IT
at will do, sir." Interrupted the
irlue, who had manufactured a
1 by herself. "Comparisons are
s." v
jre mud pies." calmly continued
. h. "Our folks always boardid
they were the only kind she
rifd to make." gH
Will He Do This Later?
Baseball Goods,
^Ouns, Ammunitio
Ft*"* Danoifiiio
tyvpiAtk lll^*
Coltim
ibia, S. C. ^
1 11 tz LAKUHST
j AND BICYC
THIS:
We have a few >
left. Write for
to make our sto
stove, tinware
;le mouse in
section.
,eiy Pretty Calendars
one. Vou are invited
re your headquarters
from the pine woods vut. d in the Q
eaglo as a volunteer. auJ after a sur* -i
f.eon's examination, i. was added tq j)
the list of recruits and began Its
course from obscurity to fame. T}
When the company marched into
Camp Randall at Madison in 1801. a 13
salute was fired in honor of the bird,
which became the mascot of the whole Ci
regiment. It went through the war.
carried Into battle aloft on a perch. V
na woman snouicl <?
ave one of our ideal
>olicies,not only to jm
'rotect family in \|
ase of death, but ^
nnrsplf in i-lio ^
^jj ^
1LERS and enqi
VT P?C1 Tanks, Slacks
1 ^ L-i*_7 j Stand Pip*
when in Augusi
SPETH E
Successor
840 BROAD $TREKT,
la. : : : :
IROTHERS,
s to C. B. Allen.
AUGUSTA, GA.
from which It ros-> screaming to the ^
length ot its coril. At the end of the 0
war the war bird was placed on ex*
hlbit'ion once in Chicago. Its value ^
had risen from tlit; original bushel of
corn to S.r, for each tot her that fell
from its plume, while P. T. Harnum i j?
offered $20,000 for permission to place
it in his circus.?Chicago Record-Herald.
t
V MA A ill LHVy Vw V IB
nt of sickness or ,p
ccident.Wecharge; ?
o extra premium M
or this grand con- p|
ract. Drop me a ??'
^ *ml Sheet I run Work, Si
infers. Kto. Building Castings?Oast overy
ose, l'ipe. VulveM ami Felting: Helling, 1'a
Repairs. LOMBARD FOUNDRY, MACHI
Y S10RH, Augusta, (ia.
~\TAT!r?
latiiog, 1'ulUys, (it-snug,
day; oipiiHty 300 hands,
oking and Machine MupNE
& BOILER WORKS
r^r
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BSSgBCHEBBBSMMBMI V
S
E&SHEEflGHBMfis ''
ardand arepresen- Wi
ative of the Pacific
/ill call on you and L_
how you the most *
esirable contract Jv;'
4.1.
?When we have the wireless j .
aphy. what will tho-e poor birds ]
10 Si and out there on the wire?" *
They'll do as I do now, dear."
l\ it i /*
1 1 I
ere is your opportunity
Fall Suit for a very reai
j
e have the right stufi
1 i
Gr!
r to get you a
sellable price.
F at the right
if*
I
ft!
BS8BB8SSB8B8BIB
u earui. !
C. L. JONES,
Special Agt., 1 ?
Wards, S. C. I "> 1
-Til
; tho p
"you'<
troit
?How is that? I'1 H't~
Hans on your words, dear." .
lllg.
A Bad Combination.
1 a lightning calculator." said <111(1 C
jplicant for the bookkeeping pos- '
SllOCi
len you'll not do here." replied j
roprietor of the powder works I f noil
1 blow up the institution."?De 1
Free Press. I . <
, van hiju see us ne
We have Clothing 1
children; also a special
5 All goods sold by u
You shall have very
* <? *
tore purchase
For men boys
good line of
s are guaran*
strict at ten?
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17 ANTED?Tli* Advocnte wants a 'i'c) ,
* few loads of wo .(I on subsrrip- gentle
n. Wood subscribers wili please
vern themselves accordingly.
tion i
irrsve this week a tine hue ol
mens pants. These pants \Tcr?
by the Pants King. Prices right, j
J. Clover.
I
it you honor us >vitli a
. F. Perry <
The Cheap Sto
BATESRURC, S. O.
call.
& Co.
re.
Ready tor
We have p
Clothes for
Regulars, S
critical buyers,
erfectly modeled
Young* Men
Sims and Stouts
Don't for a
think of getting along
this Summer without
a pair of
Minute I
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1
-ack of Eru
Murray's Iron Mixture contains tlie elm
it a genuine Klootl Tonic, a remedy that
;rgy!
u*nts that make
makes nek, rpd
v~umprisin? a most cxii
tractive stvles. $6.50
$8.50 to $22.50 in th
things this week in Shi
KSNARI
1 1 M
eimiy selected variety of atto
$15.00 two-piece suits;
iree-piece suits. Some new
rts. Neckties and Vests.
^ _ CLOTHIER
J ~FURNISHER
L-1.. .-A ? ! - '-*
?^WUltrasac~
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mimmmmmu
HHHS9HH53ES9SHR
OU I IINUir
Of course ;
meantime
your shoes
vass or Lir
k/i .t \ \ r ? - tr*
>nots.
you know in the
you are saving
>. Made in Canlen
Mesh.
4 p? /\
oiouj. improves ingestion, increase* appeli
strength am! energy to weak, debilitated, ri
MURRAY'S
IRON MIXTUt
is not a temporary stimulant. The goi
te, and supplies
in-down people.
i
r>d In every dose
I.7JO 11 I
Advocate Advert
am oircei ^oiuinma, >outli
isers Are Reliable.
Carolina
- Patronize Them. *
ncii iiiui women s, ^
; Misses'
T. A. BC
)pposite Postoffice.
I.DU.
and Childrens,
>YNE,
Mail Orders Solicited1
^ r
sticks. Excellent for pale, emaciated, h
and as a recuperative tonic for those r
mciiDfM. I Unequalled as a ton'c to prever
the lassitude, tiicd, exhausted an.! "run-*
prevalent in the spring* A combination
the appro\al and commendation of phy-iei
loodlesr people,
ecoveririR from
it and overcome
lownM feeling ao
iliat meet* wi'h
ana everywhere.
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i
warm
t'ru-e w?c. <; unrai.tood Satisfactory to
AT PRIG St ORES,
Prepared by The Murray Prog Co., C
every purchaser,
Columbia, 8, U,