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THE HUMORIST.
Henrietta Whitewash?I suttinly
arc 'spicious ob Ferdinand. Kb'iy
lettah lie writes me he swears tcr be
eternally true an* axes me ter hasten
de weddiu', as he am pinln' away wil
love.
young Iluggins still paying attention
to your daughter?
Jones?No; Uiey are marri- d now.?
Chicago Daily News.
1 Casey?Ph wat's a garage?
! itcilly--?ure, It's wan o' ibim horseI
lots; livnrv ?t'hilade 1 uliia Itee
Fine Fur
niture A
PinA B
Mrs. Whitewash? AVa-al, 1 don'i
see nuflln' 'spieious 'bent dat
Henrietta Whitewash?Oh! it ain'l
dat. Hut he always adds a pi stt-crij
ture: 1'. S.?Burn dis lettali."?Judge
Nell?MIss Oldgir says .lack i* toi
fast for her.
Belle?Can't catch him. eh?"?Phil
1 ord.""""'
Elsie?Mother, Mrs. Roost volt is
he 'Mlrst lady in 1 he land," i>n't she
Mother?Yes. dear, but for ^rac <-u*
sake don't, let hridget hear u it.
1'liiladelphia Press
Roorr
And you are alway
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,s. i a
s sure to find at I
_ ? aI n ^ T71 I
Proved th
By a Record of'
You are banking on experienc
other fertilizer is so well balanced
harvest. Don't take a substitute.
e Best Fertilizer
Twenty Years' Succ
:e when you fertilize with Farmers' Bon
in the plant food supplied from sowing
Farmers' Bone has no equal for any 1
ess I
e. No I
time to
lewd of
adelphia Record
"I see that Honi r'astellan* sftjs It
never tuccpis chant-p v.i?n n : hii>>
pt.rcliH^t i i ? i I r :
lit rpetual chim .iili it t
vclKiia l !ai'
' The inevitable lias come!" cried
tlic mattu/.inc publisher. "\\? n u>t .
>u.spend publication." *
"What du you mean?" asked <
ist'tunded t (iit r i . iiclinen
la i on a b i -? >' < .
actor '
' Tliey ii I>i11 lie I? r r
'i 11'. Kvoi \ knrnvn I. i. ee . '
viiurcws me ^rcam ?
:ories in America.
Our stock is brim fu
iood in Fine Medium
di ine dcsi rac
II of Everything I
and Low tirade I
crop. 11 is me leading lertilizer c
Works Fr
It has been proven by over
Fish and Animal matter is supe
for growing cotton. Farmers' Bo
MADE
>1 the South.
eely In Any Drill
venty-one years of successive use that
rior to any other known amxnoniate
ne is the fertilizer
1A/ITM riCU
J,. 1
k- .
.
rs. ?i m ;s m ' i ? . i lugti,
ai Mii- rate. n>\ i ti.'i la*t nj
time.
Bridget?Don't ye worry, ma'an
they'll last as long us 1 will, fur I'll Lt
Paving ye the morrow. Philadelphia
Press
"1 relv on the sense of the plai . peo
v\l a ' * on<rl \ w? %?/-.?? ! I 1 et *i f r.cnvin
Iga'ed b> u-. ' r >; h
i?
'i have it'** cried tin orti'nr after a
>rmciit.s anxious thought "We'll }
! nveMigate the invesi igators."- Judge
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Hor bloating, belching. indigestion
'c , cat a King's Dyspepsia Tablet /
ft.cr meik. >oul by Timmons Bros "
- irniture, and we ca
jrices 10 per cent un<
Ml the New Things i
jreen Furniture, M
in safely say at
ler the market. I
n Mission andj' S
ahogany Birds 1
ITS X
SALES S 188S?260 TONS
OROWX 1890-1,500 TONS
yT 1895?12,000 TOIV
/ 1900?56,455 TC
1905-130,091 1
\ BECAUSE
\ IT GROWS A
\ crops jm
?NS \ Jf>J
roNS \
I^iVm nil Hi inc: jruiu in in ovuia .->iuu*i
"Yes," answered Senator Sorgh m
"Somehow a man always reels ihat
the plain people have splendid j foment
just after they have elected i im
to ofllce.'*?Washiugton .Mar.
Dora?( holly proposed to meat the
card party and 1 accepted him.
"inton, 1
Practical Painters. ^
Don't pay Scents per poind for wood V
It yon buv luo pounds of Wlute Lea 1
u kegs >oil gt*i 88 pounds of White
- ad and 12 pounds of Wood.
*vhen you huy I. & M Paint you
r i a full ?f.?Mon <?f paint that won't J
ill IT for h) or 15 vears, because L.
d.ye Maple, Weathc.
)ak.
Every Article in ou
n Plain Figures and
I
r store marked
One Price T<< I
F. S. ROYSTER CUA
Norfoik, Va. Tarboro,
Columbia, S. C. Ma<
no co.
^5
Ca.
csora?bo 11 was you who won me
booby prize??Town Topics.
Parson Jackson?l)oea yo' take i?
man fo' better or wuss?
The bride?Ah'll take iiim jest ;>s lie
am. lfbe gets any better, 1'sc fraid
he'Ji die, and if he gets any wuss, I'll
kill him inahself.?I uck.
i M. 7. nc hardens the L. ?fc m. While I
Lead and makes L & M paint weai *
like iron.
4 {fall*.rs L. X* M mixed with 3 gal \
Ions Linseeu Oil will paint a moderate
1 sited house.
L. & M. costs only $1 20 per trallon.
1 Sold in the noith, east south and west 1
J S. Andrews, Ex-Mayor, Danbury, 1 J
Everybody. For a
vill deliver -11 goods
imbia, without extra
R M AMP
short time v^e ^
sold out of Col- ?
i charge. J
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1 tot'.
'ut a Bull Behind thi
call especial attention to the hinge joint at e
itav with main hare
\mw
J
9 Barsl
ach intersection ?
First Dok? Did they tie a tin can tc
your tail?
second l>ojsr?Y rs; r-f a ch< ap brand,
and me such <1 stickler for pure hod
? New York Sun.
The Cloud < ouipelier finished re. <
%wv Me r/innrte till in (\ tfi til*
" Ill 1 J
Writes: " Paint* d my house 19 vears !
ico witu L. & M Looks well today. '*'
Soni by 'lolman-Uullnm Hdwe. Co.,
Hatesburtf, S. C.
CRESCENT
L^t a t mt a. mi ^
Furnitu'
NEW CAROLINA B.>
COLUMBIA
re Co. m
i.NK BUIL.DINO. t; a
V, S. C. If :
'his is the essential of every good wire fence,
a hinge joint the fence cannot receive pressi
ight itself. All rigid stay fences have been u
pointing, as they crush down and when once
MERICAN Fl
ade with a hinge joint, by which the maximui
red and the fence if properiy stretched, remain
UTI.I. .l? v: "
Unless the stay V
lire from contact M
satisfactory and
down, remain so. M
:nce)
m of elasticity is m
s in place indefi- m
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winged messenger who lluttered n
attendance besiue him.
"Tell Koreas he'll have in puIT u,
bit," he said. "The Oldest Inhab
itant hasn't sneered at the weatlie
for a month.''?Fuck.
'I read an 1885 paper for two hour>
RESTAURANT
.LS Main Street.
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COLUMBIA, S. C.
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Il lL?.> t rvf It f nnr
The Store That Sav<
Nighc Co i!
is You Money.
ffhing. I ^
Mar
w%<zrZi~JL-.
j. <11111 iiic uingc j'.jiiu, iio amount oi strain
ct the connection of stay and bar, while the op
rigid stay fences.
We Aim To Pli
on the bars can m
posite is true of M
ease. /
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before i discovered mm a wasuui ? i
dale."
That so?"
"Yen It was full nf accounts ol
troubles in the Ihiikaii", >aiita i>onili>K"
Vi'i?"/.ula. " ? Philadelphia
Hulleliu.
' 1 won't resign under lire," the
| iw Liwai UI UYVl^ tiling
at Moderate Prices.
""feeling i
liver-ish i
Murray's Horehound Mullein and Tar, II
most Invariably prevents night coughing,
rest. It has the e magict.1 etfect inal
and lungs. Consu ption, Colds, LaGripp*
ing Cough.
Murray's More
r taken just before retiring:, aland
Insures a good night's ^
I affectiens of the throat, chest,
e. Sore Throat, Croup, Whoop- ..._____
hound l Par
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lor... ! SI
mi- vwi
tl)WAHF. C(
T DFD m hls mail on u*F
ill)Alii 11 hope his ,llnea?'
urn
COT
. D. no. 3 today. We
Mill be short.
ttenaijk puiMiucinUM leciaicn.
"And if we draw olf ihe attack?"
"Then 1 wont have to reslKn."?
Philadelphia Bulletin.
"Kr I want tome kind of a present
for a von UK lady."
">wcelheart or sister?"
"Ei?why?.she hasn't said whiel
This Morning 71
take |
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Mullein and
is composed of facrhs and medicines well
healing effect on Inflamed and Irritated air
ing harmful, and is absolutely safe for y
remedy of unquestioned value. Phystclai
Tar ReS
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known for their soothing,
passages. It contains nothoung
and old. A household i
is who know Its composition
fn|| nnnf Washingto
> Lit Lit dll L9 very quietly I
)avid, Proprietor. Mr George
1330 Main Street. he.-e Sunday
Mr. R. L. ]
OPEN ALT. NIGHT Columbia.
BOTH PHONES 20P..
Prof. S. S.
ns birthday passed off Mr* MoWeV 1
l)ere sition as operato
way here. Mr.
Long and family visited holds the pjsitu
Mail route i
Keislcr spent Friday in has gone out on
i today.
Lindler and wife wor- it is not difllci
i&s resigned his po*
r for Southern rallFred
Crout now
>o.
inspector. Wilkinson
R. F. D. 3 from here
lit rplicvfi Minrf
she wt I be \ el." .1 udy
Mmi'i1 a, u l is > * t *.
v me-- v\kI iv.-. is- lady hosi
husband pl.iy.st>>i c U3sunder
Smith (who has been abroad)?I
Sl, ?- ? '
A Gentle Laxative L,
And Appetizer $
s IIIBIIWMlliWIIIHWI^
gladly recommend and prescribe It. Sold
pay for ordinary cough remedies.
Price 50c. Guaranteed Satisfacto
AT DRUG ST
Prepared by The Murray Drug
at a price no blfher than you
Every
>ry to every purchaser. _
ORES.
Co., Columbia, 5. C.
| shipped at M
thing the Market Mr. onm*
Affords- ^ j \xd with an
)lumbia, : S. C. , Mr wney
Next to Sunday with
Skyscraper.' Mr R A
t. l'loasant Sunday. bleeding. Itching
. # , . with ManZan. tl
arman Is conllnecl lo his [t )s |n w
stuck of I.a (.Ilppe nozzle anJ may I
Llndler and wife spent plied at the seat
relatives here. pain instantly.
Barr was unable to carry
I or prQtrudlng pl'ea
le great pile remedy.
kMaps&ble tubes with
>i introduced and apof
tne trouble Stop*
Sold by flmmoDg
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