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That de
hundreds
advertise
Good tt
saler, who has in his st
of others are eager to
the fact; it is not righ
vst.fi is faultless, cnnsw
;ock, that which he kn
have (if they only kn
t that some ^hould en,
"inpritlv nyiv Millinprv i
ows by the experience
ew where to find it) is
joy advantages that 01
Q nov?fonfinri TViof
: of hundreds of delig
direlict in his duty to
thers have not. : :
a]
hted purchasers,, isj
his fellow man, if he
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port, whicl
ual style ;
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comes from the cer
and requirements, is v
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tainty that what you i
/hat is yours, and youi
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tfear is in first class ta
rs without extra cost,
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v^ixiig wx 111L.C110C oatioii
ste generally and espe
when you procure you
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actiun, uict t exquisite ]
cially becoming to yoi
ir Hats from us. .
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Jack Harkaway's Schooldays.
during the play hours. Jack stroll**!
uuKnig]
"l took anotner ooy's part," Jack ex- youi
plained. houi
m <x w
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self, it's elgbteenpeuce tbe brati
and a shilling afterward. Pay! i-'ill
V- v.'>"/V '!r/'^&y^\V- >4*- ."'^ -*feS?
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All Rsnlvnnrlc: Vi
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wrrpplrc
down to the cricket field. He wus preceded
by Hunston and Flaher.
We have already alluded to Fisher as
a slim, shy boy of strong religious
tendency, rather fond of wandering
about, botanizing, chasing butterflies
or rending good books, fond of anything
rather than athletic sports. Fisher
did not go with Hunston. He strolled
down by himself, but he was met by
the bully. '
"Self praise is no recommendation." 1 whe
"lie was being bullied." ; alwi
"Why not have come and complained men
to me? That would have been the j A:
proper course to adopt." j Sim
"I'm not a sneak, sir, and I never und
will be," Jack answered hotly. Fi
"Indeed," said Mr. MoJe, with * and
slightly perceptible sneer, "you prefer alnn
to be a self constituted champion ~f j ,Ml
the rights of the weaker boys and , welc
n you return, if you like; I can! *
lya trust to the honor of gentle- Res
; d with this flattering speech, old .
on went away to get the boat ready I
launch her on the water,
slier put his hand in his pocket
took out his money, amounting to
it the third of a sovereign.
'uke it all, Hunston; take it all and
onie. onlv let me ?m" Ko *.
. IVfA
>taurant, . if?
>avid, Proprietor.
1336 Mala Street. %
OPEN ALL NIGHT
BOTH PHONES 207.
tha
ha\>
line
hpf
-*-AX XVCVXAX 11
t are costly to then
re wrecked the price o
?, so it will be to yoi
orp hiivincr to rpp nnr
KA* T V YT X VVlkU
iselves. We
n our entire
ir advantage
liicr sfnr>V nf
Maple had told Hunston that Fisher
had had a sovereign sent him from
home.. Maple was always Houston's
informant on every matter he thought
would interest him and was much favored
by the latter in consequence.
Now It was in the middle of the summer
half, and Ilunston was very short
of money. He happened to catch sight
of Fisher aud, remembering what he
had heard from Mnnle thmnriit- he
Like the law Into your own hands. clah
But I must tell you that such a course Hi
>f proceeding cannot be allowed.'* '"I
"Do you want me to be u spy and turn
letch and carry tales, sir?" Jack asked mori
Indignantly. oi<
"How dare you talk to ine In that was
way? llow dare you, Ilarkaway?" she
"But do you?" novi
"I shall uot answer your question, as was
ned. |
jnston took 5 shillings. every
'hat will be enough." he said, relng
the rest. "I don't want any
e."
d Simon launched the boat, which
rather more frail and cranky than
should have been for two such
ees In the art of rowing. But he
not to blame, as they had deceived ?;
thing the Market
Affords.
>Iumbia, : S. C.
Next to
Skyscraper.
E
Als
? ~ ~w ^v
kiggies, Wagons, Har
mer Lap Robes am
io a big stock of Lime,
Brick?Coffins anrl
vv VAk
ness, Sum1
Whips.
Cement and
Caskpts.
would requisition souie of his money.
"Here, Fisher!" he cried. "I hear
you've got some money."
"Yes, Ilunston; mj mother sent me a \
Bovereign. but I want it to buy some
books and things with and pay some
thing I owe lit Croy's."
"Never mind what you want. I intend
to go 011 the river this afternoon.
We'll have a boat, and you can steer
iifwl nn v fnr if a a wall a ?
tv ?'5 i'ut ill r>uvu an !'' * UUCT| uiixi,
but this 1 will say. if you see anything they
wrong going on. you ought at once to men
communicate with me or one of the "A
other masters." . okl
"That Ih sneaking." the
"Call it what you like. I call It a ">
mere matter of duty. I am afraid, anst
Ilarkaway," continued Mr. MOle, "that "L
you are going to be the black sheep of plea
this school. You wHl have to come tirst
auu uc uiuugui iue.y UUUIll row IX
did not understand the inanaget
of n boat.
.re you going to steer, sir?" asked
.Simon, us Hunston stepped into
boat.
!o; my friend -will do that," he
vered.
,et him get in first, tliea. if you
sc. The cockswain always goes
- That's it. Bend your body a
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Drinks
ice
Cold.
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Saitesbuhs",
LAND,
at the Crown at Broxbourue, which is
the place I mean to go to."
"But I can't swim," pleaded Fisher.
"No more can I. What's that got to
do with it? Baats are safe enough.
You don't swim in boats, do you, you
young fool?"
"Mr. Crawpour says that no boy who ;
cannot swim shall go on the river," per- i
uuck io uxe scnooiroom auu stt there . llttl
while you do a task which will take ' and
you until teatlme." , star
"Why not punish llunston as well. Stoj
slrV" Jack asked. then
"That is my business. At present 1 Tha
am dealing with you, whom 1 believe in, s
to be the chief of the delinquents." Ol
"l'leasc. sir, 1"? fact
"No contradiction." interposed Mr. Hur
Mole. will have no arguing, no the
e, 8lr, or you'll capsize the skiff
have a swamp before you've fairly
ted. Have jou got the Hoes?
>; they're twisted. Better have
a free. Hold liurd a minute. jsjn
t's all right. Now. then, you get
ilr, aud I'll baud you the sculls." ages
d Simon arranged everything satis- trac
orlly and pushed the boat off.
iston made a great splashing with Oi
sculls, but managed to propel the
if " ("t
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it Soda Water Fountain
.
full operation?Our beverX
are of the cijoicest exfcs,
essences and syrups.
% 4
ir drinks are juS^ what
WANT TO Bl'V .
OINCJT PRF:SR>
Come in and
show our line o
suitable for the o<
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:casion.
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BURG A1
"If you are going to argue the "point j ,
, with uie, I shall have to lick you," Hun- 1 ,
ston continued, catching hold of his ^
arm and twisting It round and hitting (
the muscles of the upper part with his
fist. "Take that, and that, and that!"
At this moment Juck came by and .
went up to llunston. "Let him go," he t
cried, with a menacing gleam in his (
eye.
"If I do. it It 111 be to torn nir often.
. * XT tt. . ^~rr-?T- ?. 1?, 1 1-.-'-n
chop logic. Go Itack to sScbnoi anu o?.m.
write out exactly 100 lines of Ovid. I wate;
:hink you know enough I-a tin to copy It 1
he words." calin
"No, sir, I don't," Jack replied. 8aw
"Very well, then, take your Bible ?rou?
ind copy, in a fair, legible hand, the w^at
irst live chapters of the book of Gen;sis.
No reiuoustrance. Go!" this |
While Jack was walking dejectedly river
f^^1?-u
r. are i
ivus a lovely day. Tlie Lea was
as a luillpond. aud Fisher, who vigor
his face reflected in its treach- Ingly
depths, coul * not help thinking
a glasslikc winding sheet It 6 C*
1 mrke for the drowned. Just In
particular part of the country the
wound In und out with many a
M i( _ . /*d
r system now craves) iney J
atingly cool and charmsparkling.
. -'^:
mts will convince you.
Sterling Sil
Berry bowls, ha
designs $10.00 to
Bonbon and Olive
$3.50 to $10.00
ving sets $4.50 to
Sterling Silver
ver. ?
ndsomc ^
$50.00.
/"car- Saturda
$16.00. ^
spoons, ^
>:45
y or Monday
^FQR<^
1
tion to you," Hunston said.
"Very well, we'll see," Jack an- j
swered, taking off liis jacket and
throwing it over his arm. t
"Do you mean to fight him?" askc-d
a voice at his elbow. I
It was Harvey, who had Just come (
up. (
"Why not?" suld Jack. "It has been
brewing between us for some time.
won;; i;:irvev came up. v.ui?e
"Mole dropped on to you pretty stiff- I* wo
y. didn't lie';" exclaimed Ilnrvey. nunie
"Five chapters of Genesis to write their
nit, the brute!" replied Jack. 1*U1
"If I can help you do it, I will with r?uut
ilea sure; that's what I came up to say, oheat
>ld fellow. Make use of uie; don't be tree *
ifraid." "1 *
"You can't write like Die," said Jack. rounc
"No." replied Harvey, "but 1 can turoe
' uuu tjuumi ioriuauou or cnunnel.
s very pleasantly wooded, and torn
ble trees of every kind cast
shadows upon the gliding stream,
ston eased a little and turned
I to look before him. "Look
1!" be cried. "There is n fallen
)ii the left. Mind how you steer."
>eo it. uud there is a boat coming
I the corner on the right," red
Fisher.
L?KUU CU ,
Leesville, S. C.
|
1 I
forks, ladles in
at attractive prices
Cut Glass
handsome Bern
$5.50, $6.50 to
Bonbon and OIiv<
$2.25 to $4.00,
variety'
?
5V?v,,.| ReturnWl
/lUshes' p ft.T\\f
jmDia,
lien You Please
POSITION TO^?
ATR. Rnhcpyiharc
ur i? in iue HTong. l aou t go in for t
redressing grievances generally, but ,
here I am clearly in the right. and 1
should rather like it too." t
"All right, old fellow. I'll 1>. ck yen i
up and hold your togs for you," an- r
swercd Harvey. I
liunston was not slow in following
the example which was set him. lie ,
threw his Jacket and waistcoat to Maple,
and JucK did the same to Harvey.
cad to you while you write, and that ls
ivlll save a lot of tiuie aud trouble." show
"Thank you very much," Jack ex-laiined,
shaking Harvey's hand. "1 ^
aiow you're my friend, and I'm very
nnch obliged to you for your kindness,
low ever, I shan't trouble you today."
"Why not? I don't mind sitting with B
roil." B
"I'm going for a walk," Jack said.
"If vmi (111 mil U-An't irnt tlin (mnAat. notifN
tberc? I'll put ou u spurt and rv
tbem how to row." fy(
bent well over the stretcher, and
oat flew through the water.
CHAPTER VIII. 1
V.CK HARKAWAY was restless
and excited, though his habitual
self possession would not have
permitted a casual observer to
x it WfllL'lnir nnl/?t*1w
:al Estate
>ught,
Qa1/1
ters $8.50 to $16.0
ar and Cream $6
$0.00.
Fine Chin
Beautifully de<
imported Salad
0, Slltf- L lLKJ LXU I V J
>.()(), t() An.\ reader of this paper wh
store Saturday or Monday, Ap
more from our superb stock of
a be allowed a discount of 10 pe
bia. Hesides you get the fines
corated, PAYS
ISowls Hosiery, Negligee Shirts
IllU UUUOIM1UVJ1 U,
o brings a copy of this advertisement to our
iril Mh. or 10th.. and buys Ten Dollars or
' Clothing. Furnishing Goods, and Hats, will
r cent, which will pay railroad fare to Col urn it
goods offered for the money.
TO BUY OUR KIND.
2 and .1 Piece Suits, Handkerchiefs
_ "If you mean lighting, 1 am ready t
for you," Hunston said.
"A mill, n mill!" cried several boys ^
Id the immediate vleluitv, who saw ?
the preparations for the combat and j
then drew near.
"Form a ring," exclaimed others.
A ring was speedily made, and the r
combatants found themselves in the
center of it. They faced one another
and. iu the language of the urize ring.
Ion done in time," Harvey exclaimed. river,
"The faet is, old boy," Jack said, watcl
vith a smile, "1 don't mean to do It at and i
ill. 1 have been punished uujustly, and rod a
won't put up with it. What are you forgo
;oing to do?" faded
"I'm practicing cricket for our match and tl
lext week," Harvey answered. boy 1
"Well, cut along and leave ?ie to al)d 1
itroll by myself," Jack said. A'**8
.... . - ? w
? l"?- (
ho strolled aLoiir by the bauk,
iilnR the fish rise after the flies
egretting that he did not bring a a a
nd line with him. Soon he almost I
t his trouble. The stern Mr. Mole I B
1 away before the rippling stream
tie pleasant sunbeums. His sehooltieart
could not continue heavy. .
ie plucked flowers, chased butter- W
and threw stones at the flsh and
> Rent,
pntpfI
$3.00 to $5.50.
Jars $2.75 to $4.5(
olate Pots $3.00 t<
Cake plates 72c. u
A Good Clock
wavs Accent
~ , UruJor-wear, Extra Trouse
Cracker
The R. H, E
? $5.50 . ! (
isAl- CLOTHIERS
:a.blo.
rs, Hats, Trunks & Bags, Boys Clothing.
dmund's Company
THE HUB)
AND FURNISHERS.
"squared" up. Jack was the tlrst to r
I attempt to strike his opponent, but
r | Huuston, being very wary, slipped to
j one side. The blow fell short, and Jack ,
5 was hit. before he could retreat, on
*
the forehead. This made him more ,,
cautious, lie feinted with his right t
i hand and, following up his attack us
Hnnston retreated, succeetled in strik ^
| lug llnnston In the mouth, which ^
i nojk' yon won t get into much of a u
uw." playii
"That's my business." angei
And he walked quickly away In the dlsob
lire. ?Ion of the river, leaving Ilarvey ^u<iina/i'il
at his boldness, which, lie felt was :
'onvineed, would be followed by serl- I'
uis consequences. lar, a
\\ lien Flunston saw that his enemy here
vas disposed of, he congratulated him- wthi
elf upon his good luck and turned his Tlier<
im.N uh merrily as lr lie were not
rig truant and bad not to fear the
of bis tutor on his return for his
edlence. ? 1
Idenly be heard a loud cry. This
followed by another and another.
uch him that the voice wus fundi ^
nd be rushed forward. The river viCl dl
made a bend, so that be could see
ng until he rounded the corner. -|y-|
e was a noise of splasbliig, more j
1 rents collectid
estates kept
der.
?/ i
We have a nice
ment of Clocks,
silver and gold arti
signs, $2. to $5.
Mantle Clocks, :
hours and half ho
tn H) ()() hhnrkn
assort-' ^
Small V>
IStiC do?* Murray's 1 lure hound Mul
ight day tive remedies known for eu
StrikflliC a" alleetions due to iufl.iint
UTS $5 ?sares Il is prompt in atTo
me <rr?LI teniiiun ei i??
OUGHS
lein and Tar is composed of the must effecrintf
colds, la^rippc, sore throat and
d and irritated conditions of the air pasrdinit
relief and certain in its effect of has
then closed up and hit out rutht uud
left, civliitf and receiving numerous
hlov.s, nunc of which was of much
1 J
i Import.inee. .lack was overborne by
| his antagonist's superior weight and '
j fell to the ground. llarvey called 1
"titue." This was the first round.
in a short tliue they were opposite '
one another again, and .Tack, who was s
US frosli jis imiut riwluul !.;*? ?. I
it tout ion to Fisher. cries,
"TI. ro, you little disquieter!" he cried. was
'('nine down to the river nnd spend pa"6
our money like u gentleman." ^iio*
Fislier was nfraid to make any furher
remonstrance, though he would
ather have done anything and gone Ipi*
inywhere than have accompanied the ' u
mlly to the l.on, nnd went with Hun- a *
it011 o the hoathouse in fear nnd trein- i , ,
klilit' Thl. In tntlioiiuo - - ' tilt I)
then a gurgling sound. and all I
comparatively still. He bud not |
far before a couple of aculla tloutiat
him. These were followed by
t bottom upward. n|
inebody line swamped," thought 111
"l hope they are lu uo danger." | %
next moment he came full against
, wL was standing on the bank
>ing \ ... He was holding on by
ranch of a tree and i^rlmr
. Rogers I
Clocks IO..SO to
Candelebra in ^
match gold clocks
10.50.
If you can't con
for our Illustrate
logue of staple go<
25.00. j
5.&0 tol Horehoi
A
ie write
d Cat a- may be used to advantage i
...|c Jt is pleasant, purely vejfeti
^ ' IA? Vnt Inntr 1 ii/it it in oil tl
Murray's
unci, Mullein
,nd Tar
n cases where other medicines have failed,
able and absolutely sale for old and young.
k.* til/kfU It ? N1..AA I..
einv with great Itu^tuosity. Every j '
blow told, lluiistou litul not exported . 1
this species of attack and with dittl r
culty held his ground. At last he was '
iiit jfO hurd that lie lost his balance s
j over an inequality in the ground and '
i tumbled backward. This was the | 1
termination of the second round.
| Suddenly some one exclaimed: "Cave! | a
: Ituag's coining'" There was an install- ! 1
. - ..V in^miuunr nun a U H*WJ Ut*
Ittle building tu-ar the lock. In it were !'V?f
oiits of all descriptions for hire at a 1
easonable price, wliieli did not put
hem out of the reach of schoolboys In
search <>f a holiday diversion. Old Si- *C(,e,1
non, the hoathouse keeper, looked at
lunstou and Fisher. 4
"Are you from Mr. Oraweour's ,.^y
icndemy or Or. Itegbie's school,"
nquircd Simon.
tlie clear depth of the river. In
tee was an expression of agony,
unston!" cried Jack,
i, Harkaway." he cried in piteous
its. "what shall 1 do, what shall 1
Real
hat's the matter?" said Jack,
slier I"
here la he?" Jack asked almost
,|y- Subecri
Wl
( Estate Broker.
?-? . ? ?
ibe for the Advoeate- .r?0e a
Watches, Jewelry,
ware, Cut Glass, c
P* M. LACHICOT I
424 Main Street.
COLUMm,
, (iv'kllMI^ 1 I ?1V ' I I 1% V. IV I I Ui 1 I HI
Silver house, ready at hand when
. ? ieal in eases of croup. It lit
paroxysms of whooping con
'E <Sr CO Price 25c. Guara
I
AT C
\, S. C, I Prepared by the A"
I
ic "in iii. 11 siiuuiii ihiu* a I'laui: 111 t>fi)
needed. Parents will tind it's effect mag
is remarkaole virtue in controlling the
tfh.
nteed satisfactory every purchaser.
>RU(i STORKS.
Uirray Drug Co , Columhia, S. C.
mucous stamper, ror n>,'iitinK was not
I allowed under the noses of the mas ?
ters.
CHAPTER VII. I
I MIt. MOLE did not attempt to (
solve or punish 11 oustou. J
but contrived to catch hold ;
of Jack's arm. ;
"1 won't have this ttKhtlnj;," he ex- i
. claimed. "We do not want our imva t
"Crn wwnrV
"You can swim, of course."
"I.Ike a lisli," answered Houston.
"Kxcuse me asking the question, but |
liave lici'ti strictly enjoined by ldr.
'ruwrour to do so whenever any of his ^
oung gentlemen come down to me for ^'ian
mats. It is what he calls a salutary Tabic
precaution." mon9
"All right, we can both swim like
(To be continued.) year ,n a
tile a bilious attack is decidedly
;asant it Is quickly over when -TV
lderlain's Stomach and Liver Thk
;ts are used . For sale by Tim- T? ?KT
Bros, and Crossons Drug Co. FiveCi
Qjioce]
'Wm
. B LITTLE
ONLY HI.AC t IN I.KBMVILI.B 1
YOUR DINNER FOR TwrICTYENTS.
MSALS AT >UHOJM, i
(in and Fruits aKprcalty
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?s gobolurs and Rentlemen."
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i funk tibout U8." OUD
"All ricbt. sir: you needn't J rouble w,t,hi
year.
scribe for The Advocate. It is LEI
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