The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, May 19, 1905, Image 6
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ided by that as our Compass w
t what you want. Withou
ice we could not exist. So in
have no doubts, we will tre
naaBBBB e J. E
ur Sales Lees
e have ba light ouic.over
t your confi
dealing wit h Physici^
:at vou riirht.
1THEREDGE,
??NT!ST.
villc, 8. C.
' Austin's store.
MITC1IKLI,.
f AND SuKOCoN.
ibiirir. S.
ihiii ^ v n v v
N U ?
T ?r?' '+++**+++++**+*+-J~iAua
they HBceudetl the stairs 1
gather.
Ill many tlilugs does n school rcsci
ble the great world. It is. in fuct.
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By BRA0EBRID6E IIEMYNG11!: \
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to- "Oh. you am. aiu jou*." said jack be
twecn bis teeth.
iu- Jumping over his bed, he cauie face
u to face with the bully and without any
fort and Beauty
Shoes. For
ship, Material a
\ come to Cohei
\ Store.
Cohen's Sh<
\ _ , _ _
' is in our I Th
Workman- I fas
nd Style, I ser
n*s Shoe I
>e Store, I ?
BOiir- 1
e quality of our Goods plea
tidious, and our prices appeal
isitivc pocket
J. C. GLO\
CiirrttccaAni* CoIas (\t*? !?
ses the most oni;
to the most hi<
2 t,
7 :Jj
7er! ^
/\ c?i ?
*e lloorto
i? 0 a. m.
> 3 p. hi.
10 to V p, m.
A. WATSON,
ICNTIBT.
burjy, 8. C.
small world, the reflex of the larg<
We often see men who by the mo
fact of confidence rather than inei
force their way past uiore deservii
men and by their bluster and anno
ance take a place for which they a
totally unfitted. So at school. T
pretentious boy, who asserts I
strength and becomes a bully, is hi
iu fear as well as hatred and allow
to do very much as he plecscs. 1
L*r. further parley dealt him u L ow in the I
re face that sent him reeling backward
rjt several yards, lluuston fell heuvlly j
ug against Maple's bed. which, fortunate- <
iy. ly, broke his full. Picking himself up
re with a rather dizzy sensation, he looked
be at Jack.
lis ' "Although you're a new boy," he
Id said, "you seem to know that I eau't
ed fight you tonight, as the masters will
le be here directly, and we shall all iret J
1636 Main Street,
\ riione and Mall Ordei
MERCHANTS B
' Commenced Business Feb
MAURICE WALTON. President. WM.J
Columbia, S. C. w?
s solicited. f-MHi
ANK, a^usta WE
ruary 1, 1904 jE
. HOLLfNGSWORTH, Vice-pr r.s } Q Y
vr Ml 4^MIVa? VIII w M
: MAKE A SPECI
TTJ" JRI^TTTTZZ
\na tif fVi +V>,
V.V.V33-UU I oaics.' ..... .
Otfk-e 111 Ti?(
?BM?g At Ridge 8prln
ALTY OF
A A V_/l THURMOND
r| T?S ATTORN
Jtxf Will prrteticw in
8.
1 1 ii Ottle? in Ka
sir Irinnnlr oil ?
If phone Building
ik Every Thursday.
L TlMMERMAN.
Thurmond.
Jfc TIMMERMAN,
kt8-at-law.
e!l the btate and U.
Courts.
utrir.au Building.
resembles a small kiug, and the otli
boys in his immediate circle are 1
subjects.
This was the case with Ilunsto
i who called himself the cock of t!
dormitory in which Jack Ilarkawi
f was to sleep. He exercised iiuplit
^ sway over all his companions. \vl
though they detested him. did not da
to disobey hiui. There often comes
11mo thniiirh whon vmOi nhnrfidlnrc
it into a row."
lis "I am willing to rial- that."
"You hit me una wares, too. in a '
m, cowardly way. If mhi had told nie
he you wore going o do so. I should have (
!?y been ready for you."
it "Did you tell uie anything about the
10. hoot which you shied at uie when 1
re was saying my prayers?" asked Jack,
a "Never mind. I'll be one with you.
nu Wo will Iisiva If nnf htii'nrn lnm? " eui.l
V \ ALBERT ri. HATCH
DIRECTORS: Maurice Walton. Win. J. I
Churl** T, Pond, .Tame* K. Tarver, \\
Henry ft, Cummin#, Bryan Lawrence, J>
lorge S. Mtsrphey. Does
a genet nl Banking Business, Pays int
Accounts oft lercbants, Corporations and
^^^*rom^o^ru?c^rUioo^^^^oi^io|^^i^ra^i
, Cahiukk.
I ol lines worth, H'm. II. Barrett
rilliam Martin, L. L. Arrl nton
uhn J. Evans, Thomas It. Maxwel Nice L;
~ ~ . Ouarte
You
ereston special (Saving-) acc'ts Solid C
individuals solicited. ;inr| |20.U
teed. ?eiid > uor collections. \Ve~ha'
Tablet 31
1W WU I'llVUV IWUj l/in
doubt away.
arge Glass Solid Oak Suits, $18.00
red Oak Suits, Gold Finish, well made, no slit
can't afford to pass these by.
>ak Sideboards in endless variety. We begin
d. Our $2? 00 Board is a gem that shines ou
ye shades with springs at 25c , Bugs 50c. Ar
ic.
IV11VV^X\ CLU |
T. B. KE
>ddy,1i35.00, $40.00,00. INSL
at $10.50. $15.00, $18.00
t its own value. BATESHUH
t Squares $2.08, Tabouret
D. M. Cll
:ion, a. u.
irnauhan,
france.
- - s. c.
osson. m. i>
those meet with opposition, mm! if co
qucred they present n miserable a
pearance vuitil their unubushed natrit
Impudeuee enables them to put n ;;o
faee 011 their overthrow.
The boys were allowed half an ho
to say their prayers, undress and j;
Into bod before Mr. Stonor. the juni
master, came to take their eandl
away. Mr. Mole attended to the six
II..A/1 J.% r...w.ll
hi- Mansion, scowling at Ulun.
p- "Just let me alone. That's all 1
al want," Jack answered,
oil lie knelt down again, and this time
was not interfered with, lluuston had
ur had enough of the tirst encounter not
:et to wish for a repetition of the uttack,
or which had uiude his head ache, and,
es he feared, given liiiu a black eye.
th When Harkaway had finished his de
EXERCISE IS
HEALTH. The
Iron K
Fine Si
f4.9^per
0 work must have recreation?
tie and muscle must be renewed 1
1 rl nvarnicp rPn boon linnltli v itcn _ _
finest line of Stoves ir
ing, Iron Ape, the Steel Cooks for $9.50
teel Ranges with warming Closet and Six hot
roll. Our beautifu Neelde Case for asking.
"Let us know your wants, if you cant come tc
'he J. L. Bowles Furr
i the Market. PUTHI'.liN
es, only |3o.00. Mattings LKKSV 1]
> see us.
liture Co.. E K s'
ATTORN]
ANI> Sl'lIUKON.
LLE, S. C.
rROTHER
EY AT LAW
avi ili, ?> n\? m cvi in lur miwui nmnn
studies, built expressly for them,
which we have previously spoken.
When Jack came into the room wl
Harvey. Hunston looked at him en
ously.
"So you're the new boy, are you
he exclaimed.
"I suppose you were new once?" r
swered Jack.
"Don't talk to me like that or you
vi luiiviis, iic- urvsc, uiiu iu-giiii iu uuuress.
of Hunston was already in bed, as were
the other boys,
th "1 don't wish to be disagreeable,"
ri- said Jack, "and never have ill feeling
after a spar with a fellow. If you all
?" like to be jolly, I'll put you up to a
good thing."
m "What is that?" asked Harvey.
"1 have a hamper, with cakes and
I'll things iu it, and I see they have placed
BOXING GLOVES.
? *' ? 904 Bi
floves and Indian Clubs; play
and Tennis. _
the anti-dyspepsias of exercise
V
*oad Street.
:algii
u n T ^ ^ *
Augusta, Ga. hatesi
, am c 11 a rle*
yin
* coli m
UUKO. S. C.
* C. WILSON,
ilITKCT.
lilA, S. C.
get somewnng you won t iiko: ori
Hunstou angrily.
"IIow do you want me to talk
you 7"
"In u respectful manner. You set
to think you can do as you please lici
but you'll lind yourself mistaken."
"I generally manage to have my ov
way wherever I am," answered Jack.
"IV? you V Then understand o
thing?I'm cock of this room."
eu it under my bed. Can't we rig up a
light, when the candle's taken away,
to and have* a feastV"
"Of course we can. I have a bit of
in candle in my pocket," Harvey rere,
turned.
,.n "And 1 have some matches," said
Filiner.
Iie "All V."lmt do you say, Uunj
BtonV"
S. B. McM.
Columbia, All
Mall Orders lilled on (
passage. ~
* 1*111 tln? thino-H nwnv ami p?*t into 1
ASTER,
South Carolina.
lay of arrival.
wall ioi<
Ready for Immediate U
The addition of Water
^ALCIMO. a superior wall tinish, unexcelk
ors
se by COLUMB
Only
BKST HOTEL
'd for tinting and S. F. WHE
IA HVTEL. . .
. IN TilK CITY.
ELER, Prop.
"I'm much obliged to you for the i
formation, though 1 don't see exact
how it interests me."
Harvey, Filuter and .Maple sat dov
on the sides of their bods, enjoying tli
controversy. Fisher, who was a uer
ous, delicate little boy, undressed iii
self aud then knelt._4*\vjwt?y. J he Jmi
EH .at* to ssVliis prayers.
\ "I thought I told you. Fisher, that
, t i.i I..,. 11...
lae other rellows may do us they
IV like. I don't want any of your grub,"
replied llunston.
j.j, "Come, don't be surly. If 1 punched ,
,ls your liead tonight, you shall have a
,v. chance of punching mine tomorrow." '
m "I don't want to have any tiling to do
i'olL'L . ... . ('
| ^^Viiyliow. "let's hitv(T~"a truce tonight,
j | It is my first appearance on ii>ix fo?- ^
,, five scene. nniM mc ;ih to have a go In
bed; anywhere; quick!" whispered w
Hunston. k M'
Jack pushed the bumper under the
bed. The boys took what they were
eating and plnced It under the sheets,
and In less tliuu u minute all were
snoring. Then the door opened and
?Tr. ?r~ ?V?uiv''.t-lu- ??. _ __ , t
"How you boys snore!" he suiu. '
>hnll reeouiuiend that you have 110 j 'orc
.iititvAH in fiituen it iu liml fnr irrowlnir I
aec
avis& Co. ua
fad
1B17 MAIN STREET, It
Columbia. - - r C Ini
* i
heap, medium and tine up-ton
rritn/lo a no ri'tr t hit lnnroct. ^ 1
orating interior wans aim ceilings. rossess
ry and tire-resisting qualities. IL is very dn
leorrut) otT, but may be washed oil when nee
lias no disagreeable odor so characteristic of
ties. Made in all the standard tints. Isstai
Ask For a Color Car
?. -w M W f\ T A WV '
es exceptional sanirable
and does not COLUM
:essary or desirable.
hot water kalso- ?
nda) '?in one <inai- ?-ys |
- y ->' 1 v*d.,
uf .iid man
r\ v * /M n u ?
in a, s. c.
PRiWG .
must clo;-f??^ "7 <
. ,*UU.W ma ...*?<= -
rttpse!" exclaimed Houston.
"What nonsenseV" said Fisher, rish
and trembling violently.
"Why. saying prayers. We have b:
ttacui downstairs, and if you want
saj- any more do It when you are
bed."
I "I thought you wouldn't mind. Y
did not last night, and my mother tc
I me always to do so," replied Fisher.
at the tbiugs uiyself uud should like j
1;r you and the others to join me."
"Do. Houston," said Maple, whose
.,,1 mouth watered at the Idea.
Thus urged by his follower, Huuston 1
in complied ungraciously.
"Very well; we w111 have a truce, as ,
on you call it. but mind, it makes tto dif>1,1
fcrcnce in our dislike to one another."
"I don't dislike you. old fellow," Jack
ill <nnnrnii?lr
'"IT" " -? " - i.u.1
lads to eat Just as tliey are going to
bed. Hunston!"
No answer. lie went to Hunston
and shook him. Hunston looked up
and rubbed his eyes. cat
"Time to get up?" he muttered. "Oh,
It'? you, sir! What Is it? Case of "os
house on lire?" < on
"Nonsense! I thought 1 saw n light
in this room as I was crossing the Qyj
^ 1 m m m i
ck in the South. Fverything in I II
mess, Saddlery and Farm Gear
? be bad. Any single part of har>s
in stock and can be furnished
short notice.
r Motto?The Best is
KICK & LOW
(INCORPORATED)
Hardware, Glass, Paints, O
COLUMBIA, S. C.
mm =
have the la
injjs of all d
lis, htc.
Underwea
___ Gloves, Hi
CL! _
wear to sion was heM
\J have to de
Viother elec*
ng wear v\\wse on the
test Furnish-^ i! o'clock
escriptions. purpose
r, Neckwear,
andkcchiefs,
e. /"* ? i
"I won't liuve it. (let into heri!" ?.
Hunston.
Walking across the room. Jack, win
face flushed a little, touched Fisher
the shoulder.
"What's your name?" he said.
"Fisher."
"Very well. If you were doing ai
thing wrong, I would not Interfere, 1
you are distinctly in the right in t
instance. Never fear to do right.
11(1 -
"I hate you like steam, and I dou't
1S(> mind tolling you," answered Ilunston.
0|| with a vindictive look.
"Well, after the nose ender I gave
you I can't wonder at It. We suaii he
good friends enough, 1 have no doubt.
lv_ when we have fought it ??ut."
M*,( At that moment Mr. Stonor entered,
I,js and seeing all in bed but .lack, who
(.1( was just taking off ids socks, said:
-"* V,... olw.,,1.1
yard, anu wum?n irni u buuu^ mini
of oranges!"
Ilunston thought It was time to take
his tlrst revenge on Jack and whispered
to Maple to tell Stonor it was the new ICIo
boy. Maple, being afraid of Ilunston
and hoping to see Jack punished, at
once caught at the idea and said: "It's
the new hoy, I expect, sir. Perhaps he's
got some under his pillow." E
Stonor advanced toward Jack in a I
the Cheapest.
sing out our stock of
Back Bands at cost. p j
hi vis
4t
n s 5 r A i
OlUIl^ 4
KNOX and
Soft and
LOW EST! vest-'jfI.V
Suits ma
r> r\ i hits Gu
x v^ouars.
STETSONS
Stiff hats.
& Suit Cases,
cy & White.
dc to order,
laran teed.
ou wltli what you are doing. No t
shall Interfere with you."
Fisher looked nt him In admiring
toulskuient.
"Oh. that's how the wind blows,
it?" answered Houston. "You're wl
Mole calls a moral philosopher. Yo\
going to he the Don Quixote of
school, are you. to redress everybod
grievances? Who are you when voi
of Immo jiiwI whnf !ipp vmi V*
mo ".Maice unsie. my L?uy. i
uave boon In boU before this."
as "I don't want the lit;ht. You can
take it." replied Jack.
jh "That is not the way to speak to uie."
Lint Stonor angrily.
"Leave it, then, If you don't want to
the take
lv-s "I shall report you for your cheek.
,",T You nre a new boy. What is your
name"'"
threatening manner. ??
"What! Are you awake?" suiil Mr.
Stouor to Jack. Then turning to .Maple,
he said: "l?o not he In such a hurry
to denounce your friends. It is a bud
point in yotn character, Master Maple."
"l'lease, sir, i didn't mean, sir"? began
Maple.
Mr. Stouor cut him short. "Hold your
tongue and go to sleep, and don't let j
me have occasion to come up here |
? VV
Co.
i A
SwL
.tlanta Granite
KKI^C. j. H. E
1514 Ma
Col u ni h
Works, "Qet ^
LEAZER,
tin Street,
ia,S. C
^our
I "Not the slave of a bully, unyko
answered Jack.
"I don't understand cheek, espech
from a new boy," returned Ilunst
"and If you are so cocky I shall hi
to knock some of the nonsense out
"You are perfectly at liberty to tn
"Fisher, pet Into bed," said Ilunst
"Fisher, stay where you are," s
n. "Harkawny."
"I shall make some allowance for
,HV the novelty of your position, but you
()1j must not be rude to one In mine."
,Vc. "I did not mean to be rude," said
of Jack.
"<lo to bed, and don't argue. I will
have no arguing," cried Mr. Stonor.
(>n lie took up the caudle and left the
aid roo,u"i
en- ovpiiiiniod Hurvev. when
again or you'll all be sorry for It."
With this he went away, saying j
"Good night."
"That's a narrow shave," cried Houston.
"I'll give it to you. Maple, for trying
to put him on to me." exclaimed Jack.
"You saw ine put a pot of jam and a
bit of orange under my pillow. Sup- \A
pose he'd come and searchedV"
All
I
We mal
/. M. Perry W:
?>ur prir
' Vi.:.
.jriALKlU' IX
Kinds of Monumen
work and Iron Fc
ce anyt'iint; t'rnm (lit* Lightest Marble Slal
tilt or Vault. We l.nv- a fully equipped ml
best I'lieiiinatir tools to compete with toy <
is art* tin* vary lowest consist lit with llr-t
ts, Statuary Mor
:nces VVoi
Co the Heaviest Crunite
tluiu' Hotl linixltin^ plant
:f Clie wholesale trade, ? n 1
-< Imaterial him! wur
- i till
ley's
rth."
foil ran always do
s at our stort*.
;.#* jack.
But Fisher was so well ae.juulii
with Jlunston's imperious temper i
Sg* arbitrary behavior that lie dared
refuse to obey him. Accordingly
turned down the sheets and got Intol
'"(i i "Lucky for you, my boy!*' said II
stun, with a short laugh, adding, ">
V3 t you see who is master here."
<vV-? 1 "1 have only one thing to tell yoi
73 ? present," replied Jack, "and that
lte,j the en mile was goue. "you're n caution.
,,U)j 1 never heard any one talk to people
not ns J*ou (1?*"
1?, "I?idn't you?" replied Jack, with a
?cd. <iuaint smile. "Ob. 1 can tsilk to theni
like a Dutch uncle. Will be come
iow back :'
"Not be." said Harvej\ "He'll be
, a| getting down to the sixth form studies
js j or to bis own room and having a pipe
"What n lurk If he liuu: lie u nave
contiscated the lot." 1
Further utterance on the part of Ma- J
pie was Interrupted by the sudden sirrival
of a well directed orange in his
mouth. This was dexterously thrown
by Jack.
"Perhaps you'll shut up in future." C*A
he Kild. "And now let's go on with !
the banquet. Who says more cuke? j
We don't want the light. Twist the |
ninu^M 111
Electric Co., I p. \
Incorporated
?ntractine |,lctu
stern ce
Electrical
V. BARNES - Ridge
ICH IN LITTLE. AnciJorti
ictors' iiuio
re postcards arc subjected to a (()J. an(1 aclr
nsorsliip in some continental 1(,j,
s In Russia those bearinc ',j j,vjM..ar
friit lit T.ilvf nl Irivi' lii't'ii sun
Spring S. C
U r,
is being made to form an ai"
n in Knglund. Kvery ae- lat
ess in tlie country Is being
1 Seymour Hicks and 1'.
at tlie head of tiie move- I
i.i,
< >tir Clothing. SI o ?
ami l-'n i nishings,
nl" the best iinike
il embraces all I be
est ? t / le h.
Vou take no chances;
: guarantee every art i.
un C-4?M 11\ IkJ* llict
i Always say my prayers night
morning- I Intend to do so tonight.
1 will not put up with any interfir?
1 from any one In so snored a matter.'
Maple was one of those hoys who
called "sneaks." Any dirty work
Hunston wanted dono was per for
1 at once by Maple. Seeing Jack's
tude. he said: "(live it him! You
lick liliu!"
S "U'lmt line ft* v ftnn rrol witli this:
and i atKl n BHiss or gro;; wuu sului- ui i??c
,lll(j 1 otlicr masters. Tiny sny they never
j have any peace until they see the back
of US."
are | "I'm sure we don't till we see their
that lMiek." said Ilnnston, who was roeovnied
wins his good temper,
atti- v>? schoolboy mind could fail to lie
can mollified at the prospect of surreptitious
delicacies eaten In forbidden
lull, hours.
, blinds so :is to lot in tin* moonbeams." |
This wilt; done, and the least pro- |
ceeded. but not with so milch zest as j
before. Tbe edge was taken off their
appetite, and even schoolboys cannot |
ulways be eating. By some means or '
other a boy named Kandiman, who was | (
i tbe eaptaln of tbe adjoining rootu. In ! *
| which were eight hoys, eontrivod to i
tiiid out what was going on. Ills spies ; ^
I....1 .a...... I.I... Mr Sif,]
^ . , pressed,
Engineers
A , I Adar
A|1U 1 in 10 mi
t r^v * riustrim
supply Dealers, am,,..,
| labor-.w?i
L ORDERS RIVEN PROMPT|
AT I'Kvrinv
* ment.
St a r lisli ;i:
"in*' machine, one wind, will'vsU.r 1)Cf)s
inutcs cover a hole that an in- j,-j j, (*01111111
us waman could hardly till in
is a recently invented piece of o(K> uin
ivinji aparatus. 'beds,
T i \N I
r?: the principal enemies of
It is estimated by the pr
ssion i >f the I'nited States
a damage t<?tlie extent of .
nially t?? American oyster OOtCSU
1
uit we claim for them.
Try us ami see if our
ices are not ritfht.
urg Shoe
and
Ig ly got to do with you? I shall hav
pull your young ear for you." excl,
"Touch hiui If you dare!" cried l
^ "I have no wish to take any part
disturbance tonight," Jack replied,
nm a new boy. It Is my first i
.here, and I cannot compliment yo
-^the hospitality you have shown me.
O to
Bin,. CHAPTER V.
WHEN the <oabt was clear,
Harvey got out of bed, us
did the other boys, a oauIr>
a die was lighted and the
"I i hamper drawn out Into the middle of
light 1 the room. llelng the founder of the
u on feast. Juek presided. First of ah he
carefully untied the strings which fas
i second visit and withdrawal, and. or- i
unitizing Ids forces, ttiey armed them
selves with jilliows and entered the ,
neighboring dormitory with a rush.
I "We want some of your grub," said ;
' Sundlinan.
"Then you want what you won't |
! have. Pillows, my boys! Pillows or 1
, bolsters, and let them have It!"
Jack and his friends were quickly en
i a pa i
1232 Washington St. brushes
guest,
Columbia, S. C. like a i
brush <]
The <
purple
has a ii
iese inns jurnisii 11 r?vii room <| he value
i every morning lire to every elSi ^atherc
I lu? brush Is of wood, shaped yj,,.j. amouii
pencil, and Irayedtoa tulty latter t
if fiber at the large end. j ai>out 3"?pe
malnder 1
sainiti is a Cuban fruit: it is buyer.
or dark green on the outside. It j
dlky, fibrous meat, sweet andj Tl)C i?te
of shells toitnie and oth- ^.
d in Cuba during the past Cl(
ited to about tbnO.Ou) Of
he I'niltd States received CO!
reent, and Europe the reFrance
being the principal Hotter values
our motto.
ruational Ocean Telegraph ct pa
)thillg
npany.
i for the same money,
U for Anion
n[ told you ho was afraid or 3
here wns a Plight pause after
the tiuie was running 011. and
s bogiui to undress themselves,
c off his Jacket and knelt dowi
had said he would. lie had
11 on his knees a second liefc
t whizzed past his head. Sprin
lie looked round angrily and
ho threw that lioot at uie?"
'Oil." IC11CU Hie Il.'liliper llliu |iiuuui;cu v n
contents. Cukes, apples, oranges,
tills, juins, biscuits and sweets made a capI
the Ital spread. A pocketknlfe handed
Jack from one to another enabled thein to
ii, as cut the cake and scoop out the jam.
not '.'This Is Jolly," said Fllmer. "Stunife
a nlng!" remarked Harvey, with his
iging mouth full of raspberry Jam. Even
said, Houston condesceiuled to smile, and
he ate as heartily as any of them.
! gaged In a haixl to liaiul conflict, which
i waged more fiercely In the vicinity of
his owa bed, because the hamper was ??
there, and for thut they were fighting.
, Blows fell thick and fast, and Jack's ;
prowess with lils holster was much ad- I wil
mired. Houston and Harkaway were ) art
Irresistible. They gallantly defended w
the hamper. All at once Sandiman's _ ,
bolster burst, und a shower of feathers
flew about the room.
siarcm
black .?
No Gloss Carriage Paint Made ,j,( (
II wear as long Devoc's. Nj others1 connui:
i as heavy bodied, because Dr*rrM doptioi
ij^ti 3 t.o 8 ounces more to the p ' t. native^
Id by Timmous Bios. I it has
I ers.
, <ii)(i a numuer ui rumiu, i , .. , ,
...i. i. . 1 a*nl Cable
seeds. It itrows on a t rue.
( operates a
, States and
South African native affairs J elusive ritfl
ssion reports t hat. while the a- cationbetv
not European clothing t y the I till -fanuar
s has promoted public decency cession fro
injured the health of the wear-[dated l)ec<
jl*o".
<'omp:it:y maintains and
cable l>ctween the United M hen t>he bo
t'uha, and claims the ex- by Hr. King's ?
it of telegraphic communi- '* Hie
icell (he two countries nn- cheeks; the (1 rlj
y, Iby virtue of aeon- Hrinncssof the
in t he Spanish government bouyaney of t h
iinber G. 18M, and May in, J- Harris, F
bras, and Cr
Leesville. 2~> ?
ly i i cleared for action;
>?e\v hif<* I'll is, you can
oom of ii >altli ou the
ifliLncasof the eyes: the
Mesh au i muscles: the
e mini. Try litem. At,
B. (iunter, Timmons
osson Dm# Store of
ents.
kflU did." Raid Hunstou.
vl
When the enjoyment wna at its height,
u stealthy footsten was beard in the
Rendered woponhw. he woa forced J >
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