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S3L. * t * \ \ * THE BATES X> ADV60A' 1 M f . . * ,;u* # / Y ou Can Call Sa\J M / liner Dn oney B Me. ?To sav entire lir be sold b e expense in moving le at reduced prices, efore moving. : : ' goods froirld store t< Have a lae stock of # .r 3 new building', I wil clothing and shoes II sell my W7 that must Tt: A 1 (JriffoA JBraijd II IELT01 P. S. When can I sel N F PE IV i 1 vou that t4Ne!!'iome Ball Bea RRY C iring Sewing Machine?" '?- if As fil ^ Lee A. Jobl Lorick & Bro., [>ers and Dealers in THE HUMORIST. He?It's impossible to please eve body in this world, isn't it? She?I don't know: I've never tr if Onffnit Rrnn I>rnoi ] - UNCLE S/sj AT f '> - THE flROTTLE. ied Tf,e United S p is now in the Railroad husine.H^ is operating tlie Chrysanthemum ri Fair. ! on't for a I think of getting: along *h!c CtimmAr without V\Tnute Plumbe Fit Stoves and flanges, Si ware'. Tin l'late, Iron Galvanized and Black and Fire ( lav. Grates rs' Qas and Steam ters' Supplies. Love Repair.-, Tinware, Knamelware, IIollow Roofing. Conductor Pipe, Have Trougli Sheets, Terra Cotta, Flue Pipe. Fire Uriel and Tiles. Wood Mantels. (las and Electri , IV> *'VVI UIU A vv> A- igOOl "Why does a woman always add postcript to a letter?'' "Well," answered the unpalla r- wretch, "she probably figures out ( her own mind what her letter 1 made you think and then tries * have the last word."? Washingt c Star. Panama liailroadAife *s ^'rst' essay of our Fedee ?>vcrnmenfc in a running a railroai, P t! The results of tn lew departure will be watched Ta v4th intense int- 11 1,1 erest not only by foi Watson but ai by others and ml l?1 finally to the A t'-' all operation and ?n< ship of all our on great railroad syswm* The Chrysanthemum Fair Associate of the Kind's Daughters of AuJsta. Ga., desire to announce that * ley are making more extensive prep ations tlian ever before for their ^ nnual Fair next fall. Additional prizes are to be offered; >ecial care will be taken of the blostms entrusted to their care, and the VIII*? ^MIIIIIIVI TT 1 VISVf ? a pair of DUTING SI Of course yo meantime yc vmif* chnoc HOBS. u know in the >u are saving MaHp in Cj-in Fixtures, Kefritferato Hose, Pumps and Fui Lee A. ( Phone 498. is, Freezers and Water Coolers, Ruhbe np Supplies. Lorick & Bro., Columbia, S. C. 1519 Main Str r "This," said the man who was she ing the stranger around the city, he pointed to a broad stretch of bea< belongs to old Bigspud. It's made land. That.s his house, ba there on the left." eet. "Is tl at on made land, too?" ask the stranger. Terrific RacB^Vh Death. J e: ?w- "Death was vt approaching." as writes Ralph F. fwnid/.er, of Tain- tl :h, pa., describing hi t^ul race with 11 all death, "as a resulM ver trouble and c ,ck heart disease, wN^Vd robbed me of 0 sleep and of all it iBri in hfe. I had ed tried many differBitlctors and sev- b |Cral medicines, lifttcno benefit, un chibits will be more widely adver-1 sed than ever before. Aside from I tie prizes, we hope to make the ex- j Ibits remunerative by selling many ; Mi ut flowers, for which will be charged nly 10 per cent. One-half of the express charges will e paid for all flowers entered. The proceeds or this ChrysantheT-Vm 4 n i./? rlovntnrl cnlol V to t llf* ! J V/UI OlIWO vass or Linei en and women's, $1. Misses' i T. A. BO1 i Mesh. 50. and Childrens, VINE, m SCHl I1I( Suits made to suit an> Suits guaranteed to fii |style. To give us a ci JTZ & HOEFER, jH art tailors. ' taste. Suits made at the shortest notice or no pay. Suits of any color, designs o dl will be time well spent. _ . "No: that's on married land. got it with his wife."?Chicago T hune. MeCall?Who is the youngster? Merchant?Merely our newotlice b MeCall?Oh! I see. Ills face see r cd familiar. Merchant?Perhaps it is, but He til I began to u%Mnicinc tuners u 'rj. So wonderful was V ' efYect, that in n tiiree days I felt lBci new man. and t today lam cured my troubles." t fluarenteed at nBp Harris, F. B. t Cunter, TimmonBos. and Crosson i nv I)ri,K '-0 of Leesfle; price 50c. i ">? LOW I^TES ro U U III i ill 1 UIV. ViU?v;vv<i ov/?v j vw ? naintenance of a l?ay Nursery, where j ^ he children of mothers who work in i he mills are taken care of. and we ask ! .heaid of every one in making our) ioxt Fair the most successful we have sver had, thus helping most materially our work "In His name." Exhibits in former years have been >ent in not only by Augusta flower posite Postoffice. Columbia, S. SPETH BRO Successors to C. B * lail Orders Solicited C. THERS, J .. Allen. 1^ /> I I Mch. 31, 1-y " 534 Main Street, S ^ j g g ^^^fTnTTT^varoTTTTl manner, tis more so.?I'niladelpi Press. ''I (1 ontsnopose it woukMieof use to ask you to stay to tea," said, as he was airout to depart. J ?- "No," lie replied, "not in t mmm?m style and tone nf voice."?Chic * Charies*>ii, S. C.,!; ?'/e Southep?f!lwayk u,:o ATA A' <4^' *? ''><) "> 111 i int lovers, but by those in various pans | of Sou til Carolina and tieorgia, anu | !ial as many as are in sympathy w ith ' lis work will endeavor to raise How- j s for exhibition From April until the last of May is! le proper time for sett ing out plants. Following is a list of nrizes in i?o : 0 BROAD STREET, - _ When you buy a stove, I THE GREAT EXCELSK always kept in stock. Catfllnofnp AUGUSTA. GA buy the Parti^^^HV ... . Write fur I YOUR Make this > bia. Every c 'i f<> '] n /I c A i J COLUMBIA BANK. our banking place in Columcourtesy, consistent with i ii < I U'l ti L i n nr In I o nt. 11ousewife (buy i ng mutton) ?j you sure it is English inuLton'r Market man?Well?cr?m'am?E ilsh parents?er?born in thiscoun ?Harper's Weekly. "1 suppose those feasts given by 1 ....11 * ? . AC Ue Germi1 % pfle in Club, in" Lu- 7 rcred: ' TT OU1 OP TOWN CONTEST- " For handsomest exhibition of cutj W ooms grown by an amateur, -$10.00 m gold. | |"| For next handsomest exhibition ot i t blooms grown by an amateur, *"> oo gold. For best, and itmact * he Largest St are and I3icy< this section, i We have a few very Prett left. Write for one. Ym ove, Tin= clcHousc i i U } { y Calendars IOL&I V Ull U OU V tion given c gate onr sa^ Palmetto Iliu 4.^/VVIUI Utivil*" :hecking accounts. Investi/ings department. : : : : Bank & Trust Co \ nnn tut- eitmiiic ctt; nnn nn i-uiius were un* most expensive e served. 'Lueullus? What insurance cor iny was lie connected with?"?Cle land Plain Pealer. A certain widow who lives in N York State is very desirous of lusher Congressman use lus influence CAlMirimr * I* Mav Fes',vt ,and S * ( denlubJlee "! ^ air ions:. Attracts Greatest AcThe Famous Bic.Secured at the bi robatsinthe Wor) paid to Aerial : ' -i^vou VUllCtllUll UI t blooms of not less than twelve valies, two blooms each, grown by an uiteur: ?100 in gold. b\>r handsomest design made by an ; CL tateur. $5.oo in gold. LOCAL CONTEST. For handsomest display of chrysaniimims grown by a professional $5.00 .Tr^A to m ke our store your h when in Augusta. PETH~ BROl Successors to C B. < BROAD STREET, ? ? v in r I twu eadquarters 'HERS, Allen. AUGUSTA GA, raj .!! I 11 .s 11, W A I Jkl R '^V/VV/?\/V/| UUI |/1 MO VV/\/? W COLUMBIA, 8. C. VM M. LYI.ES. President. Vicc-Prsldent. J. POPl; MATTHEWS, Set >w%>i u ^viioiuii iui ncr. The members received ;i letter fr this constituent several days a igain calling attention to the f that she wants recognition. At I >t , end of the letter there was tl)is iud ' nant paragraph: "I want you to ku hhk that inv husband died of regular, i fashioned cmsuinption, contracted the service There is somebody wi Largest Salary ev | \ oni Artists. >ost Sensational pre I-'0- The D'Acos theerica. including l act Kver iven in i Electric Light cut ! Mile D Acq the Mining. rle 'K-| Sensational and Tlnj^ Kind that an "SN Greatest Kvent 01 Southland. t lias Kvcr Been ivei>rjverted into 1 ri't" Schuetzcn Park in Brilliancy val ku1v1. 'oi handsomest design made by a fesstonal, ?Vj in gold \ 1} A 'or best and largest collection of ||l|l blooms of not less than twelve vaties, three blooms each, grown by amateur, $10 00 in gold. "or next best and largest collection ;ut blooms of not less than twelve -Jieties, three blooms each. $"j.OO in ^ ck Bottom Pric No Flies nor Mosquit er you if vnn _ ies.. . l|| oes can pesmm C* WORTH New Man if ok Typewriter operators do \ that you are doing; over ?wi key depression '.iylier o lid Work ami greater speed) \ Kxciusive Hammond Kentiir? s. Writing on any \\ id'ii INVESTIGATING ! lin.iC Hammond Typewriters coil realize it' yon are iismi;ot!ter lllH'i a II ii cm as in licit writing n*> is necres*ary? (Ha tiIv one-half icni <>i i machines, hen V rite lor iataiogue and learn. !" ? -J F.xduaive Hani / r* Keaturfs: / wo?.x cicht. , i . . i . . l |r<Htantlv nit err log to the Pension Otttce trying keep me from getting the pen;.i who says John died of tub.-rciilosi-V . Washington Star. mmont' ce les- Jack?Iould never lu^rh to l< Matilda. nmnm' Jim?what's the matter with I tildaV h:i nirf - - lu | Dreamland, "ExcelU K?| ,m | Beautiful Luna l'arl*", (minimum r Rate one fare pi. in South Car- kIj' rate ."k>c ) from all poind riiarloUe. olina. From August^ j0lh< witJ) |V0 j rickets sold May x n.i. For full j, , final limit .May i.Uh any Agent : ;im. ^ ! information apply ^ y i Southern Railway, oiNT> j .,,,. cl H 'or handsomest display of pot plants Lt wn by an am ate ir. |5.0o in gold. 'or next best ai.d largest variety, | bloom each grown by an amateur, -p. , >o in gold. ?3,1 or handsomest design made by an { iteur, $2 ">u |n goldV?r largest and bc.->t individual ^ \/ V4 VI * J\m/ oors and windows. We have all you need for spri nts, Calsom-wall finisl" Plaster, Cement uuj. ocreen ? "X ng renovation. i, Glass. Lime, ; Ftp paper. No landing <?f po-l-l cnrds or envelopes (takes loss I t ihie to insert. Only ty pew rit r with perfect am! permanent alignment enn fl eeted t> v w ear. Side *jjt paper guide. p n p e r et^lightening. (> <A"y - v :<"}' liMiu'iiuKv; >' "T4':>ic ".; J"5l 11 t'hrcw , ft.) t. v **" " *'" *'1"M''11' '"' -iinif lor liif'?t ii ^ regularity niul m in letters ili i^niiallv written.) ,V., "Mer past."' reeK "Never heard anything against 1 Hiu-i past. What's wrong with it?" tiibn "It's lonirth."?Widow, omull. lit til. r liar. "Miss Nellie (latinI? At the zoo Mn'es' ^ liked t he monkey house best, omstii Mrs. EllicGaunt?Don't say "nioi ey house," child; it sounds so co R. w. 1\ A. j l.ci ,cr, . S.C. | T AN. nan RKOOKS I. I'. A. will Manta, tia. ;nf0 , /j -OK. W. H TAG- 1'. A. Mis . iton, 1). C. Wasl t in- I .?.uiuiii, grown ny an amateur j ? in gold. he Association will appreciate, u s sent in at once of those who ; enter the contest, so that further ' rmation can l?e mailed them laterAdd ress - a nmk a. Siium vtk, Secretary. ! Augusta, (?a. ho it mcc C. (). BRO Opposite Post Oifi COLUMBIA, S. ( A mcT * T ? ? * V/ ?WN, ce. ?'I!I\ IVj CHTIItT V\ 11 en VV The Hammond Ins nil nf imtl some tjiiiil poii.li whir! ilailorders to1* supplies l< ( mi tin as preuy worn wiu-n oiu an w nen new the ^ond points of all other typewriters coi i they hnv'nt. >r nil machines solicited. Decania Dowling-, ion. A^t, N. & S. Carolina. Columbia, S. , ?rc. iiiuu. j-iease can u mo "apiary, mbineii Cleveland Leader. Gunner?They say Cogg is an an mobile liend. Guyer?And so he is. Sleeps in goggles and has gasoline sprinkled C his pillow ?Chicago News. I ^ to. We sell Pl^bing, Z; Zj Machineranc^ Mill Surges, s? 1 .r.is . iyi 111 11 Misery win give j 0 in gold for the liest. six blooms Ibitod at the Chrysanthemum r, in varieties grown from plants based from them. Th 1 Of FROM AMBUSH. illiam Palston, Chas. Bat son and , StvlP?i Yvhilvf ir? O" ol'1 W"MJI .. i uoiiiii tviLib U1UXG I' ORGANIZED 186 e Carolina Nati( COLUiViBIA. S. ( RICES. - -i* 8. )nal Bank c. BOILERS Boxes, Hungers, Etc. litii (?ar<!eu Hose, l'ipc, Volvc:. olics Hint l{t>iiAir.4 I OMUA AND ENGINES, K1 and Sli'-et Iron Work,Sliaftioir, Pulleys, (I Iding Castings?Cast evrv day ; capacity IKK) and Felting; Pelting, racking and Machii: ui? ronvnov *< achi^i: x. ah cd %; A Creeping Death. Rlool poison cieeps up toward heart, causing death. .1. K. Stcai i,Stack Belle I Maine, Minn., writes thai ** 1 Pe friend dreadfully injured his hat earing. which swelled up like blood poisoni hands. Bucklcn's Arnica Salve drew out S(J poison, healed the wound, and sa 10111 his life. Best in the world for bu imnL'o I ns, -Lowest jjr ^ in ?re< i a | ^ ?>uil rid, J?at! tr theSfaj* 'n n'.' L. B. Dozi^ Cog 1 ?" V?m uiillUin^, I Tj^j'T r the Hat son home, on 2t>th, were! ' 1 upon through a crevice in thej dinjr. Wni. Hatson will die, Chas.' son is wounded in the arm. not j CAPI1 ausly.and Jas. Styles is dangerous-: SURPL hot in the thigh. The would be 'dcrers, were not seen, and as yet r are unknown. Hut there is a >rt adcut that it was the work of 'ED STATES, COUNTY anc TORY. 'Al. PAID IN US PROFITS, .... ,ITY OF STOCKHOl .DERS, SAVINGS nPDADTM I CITY DBPOSIjt $200,000 82.000 200,000 CN.IT $482,000 SUPPLY STORE, AujrustJ ' ?x?' ? | hi iwiii u, v.v v/i i.i .r\, ? iQa. Tvrn.i%c and sores 25c at o.J. Harris F Hunter, Timmons Kros and Cros j Drug ('o. of Le Mville. Subscribe for The Advocate. ! 1 lpe01 s. c H? Sl n Colutri,, ' Si V cents a wltl The Hatesburtf Advoca , vea] year in advance. , ? I i Me connected with illicit distill- Interest s said to be in that vicinity. ri W. A. ( describe for The Advocate. It is ^ bin the reach of all? 50 cents a r. ?' -i i mi\ i 111 t allowed at the rate of 4 per cent, perannui lary. May, August and November, CLARK, President. J. S. JONES, Cashier. >. T. H. Assets Over - < ' toSSE mr payable quarterly, FebMULLER, Vice-President. MEIGHAN, Ass't. Cashier $!,5oo,ooo. <