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I am glad to annou
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ince to my customers and trie
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nds that Mi?? Inil? w??
SHOE
I We 1
j| shipme
lave just received a
nt of "The McCall"
sel is again in charge o
come in to see her.
Miss Wesse! comes
She has bought a most
ranging to put on exhit
if my Millinery Department, s
i to us better prepared to plea
beautiful line of Millinery wt
>ition Wednesday and Thursd
he will be glad to have you
se you than ever before,
lich she is now busy arlay,
March 28 and 29th.
You can't buy
shoe than the Busi
FAI* PA^TO nv\^ Fliwlr
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p pal utu'n
r ?> large as
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is, and will carry a
ssortment in stock,
/atch this space for n<
We want every woman
on these two days.
We have a large lin
make it to your interes
3xt week.
and r ild in this section of tl
le of dress goods, white goods
t to see this line before buyinj
le State to visit our store
and trimmings. We will
xv/i j-rvjr o aiiu vjrix ic
famous White He
for Men and Worn
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F| reserve nf Emllv. whose aunt veem
as anxiou-< as Mo o
this marriage: and wi.ul?
pense with her atieiuatic* a ..
assembly where the Count pr?-pos
to be nresent.
A second letter l , M Q? e
I announced tt?? jtrritnii i ! !>>.^..ir o.
UNDERTAKING
^AND^
EMBALMING.
nil .
/ Put a Bull Behind
M We call especial attention to the hinge j<
M of stay with main bars.
m This is the essential of every good wire
m has a hinge joint the fence cannot receiv<
W and right itself. All rigid stay fences have
I Hkannnintinr* mm fKnw ?? V -
I the Bars \
>int at each interaectfaB 1
:^pressare faoma^^ j
A ttUHAflli
Madame M> fioiii vce iv
a very iil Kiaco. t i.e c<>i 11
the vi^nois. . i (lislilu . I
CHi:se tliev welt* 111 : liiilii
hus;r.: I..:; ; l in, t
lie veil ? .ey ; t c " i
? .. T !1 .
\h dI kM KATCLIFFE
i. witli <l niild reserve, which, though
i ts f iiified, whs too gentle to reprc
lien , he- ?-.si<luilies: he could see, hear,
is , jh r lo no person, hut Emily, while
? . i i? :^ni ohs -i ved him now and, then
i" .jilt: I./U
oo'< of displeasure, and Emily
. <1 IP lh " . ...
el uneasiness. Mie now v
his lady at the villa Miarrntt: stiit
several circumstances of hisg<M.d f.
? dijf- ^
,. tune, respecting the affair that h;
ss his .
, brought him Into hah; and c? i?cl
speak ,
(;av. ded with an earnest request to a
, with Monton,? llis and niece, at I
with estatefished
Emily received, about the san
- TWO HERSES
IN 1
: CONNECTION.
lis,
j Largest line of Coffin*?
?v; viu?u ?viru auU WU?
AMERICAN
k 1b made with a hinge joint, by which the i
1 secured and the fence if properly stretched
nitely. With the hinge joint, no amount <
effect the connection of stay sad bar, while
M all rigid stay fences.
m in. a i m _
u ?um uowa, remain so.
FENCE)
maximum of elasticity is m i
, remains in place indefi- M {
if strain on tne bars caa l
: the opposite is trot of M j
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L ?I . i i 4 t . . I v 111 ; i i
tho pr>- n it:i . . :
tllCli' ^ : Cf i In II. 1
Boi n 1 ; t" i. i* o'. i '
Cot;:i!, >!i i ; r-.. t: i. ?. ; . n
tincl;on will.-!, lie lofh-t <: I
oi l lie contjiuny.
In ihe eool of tin1 evening
embarked in Monloni's goti
i !.iiir<if so much us to retu
, l).a :t was near midnltfl
iti Mil i ' ?- gondolas apprpache
i M !< c.i d.tt\'.s t'alace, where the vol
that cis- <ni'l sung was loud. The
t:ie rest um of mingling sounds was hea
a eo 11.side ruble distance on water
the party ,ui1 n,,L a bright inoon light dis<
idola, and ''' Lllc cll^? wiL,i it4i terraces an<
ITS. a St rillll-'fir llftlllll nlmnof
rn to period, a much more interestlr>R it*
it be- t?r? an(* which sootl ?*ri for a wlv
d St. every anxiety of her heart Val.
ce of court, hoping she mixht be still j
busy Venice, bad trusi ed a letter to the
rd at dinary ix>st, and told her of his lien 1
, and and cf bis unceasing and anxiou- a
;over- fection. He bad ih^ered at ?'li1
tow- louse some lime after tier depart m
t.hah VlO mi. lit ? 1. _ -
ana ^asKets between Coiumbia
and Augusta.
ii
it, Entire charge taken of
ri.
all funeral arrangements.!
Calls attended day or;
' night. Long Distance!
ILL-1 i.ffl y
\ we Aim 10
man- tai
riease. / I
i
UUl UJIUIJ Lilt'
The last strain of distai
now died in air, f< r the ^oi
fur ujxhi the waves, and Lite
terminer! to have musk* of tl
TlitJ count \<orum>, wlso sat
Emily, and who had t een
her for some time in silence,
up a lute, and si rues t hv clu
the lineer of harmony imrsi
' ? O ?? wu?v? ailiivau
it music ore("le(' fbe fabled wonders of
idola was June's court, and believed, tha
party ?1?- Lumult arose rrom beneath the w
leir own. ' 'anded at St. Mark's i
next to '"* waietv of the colouades am
observing' ' 01 llJe "Iglit, made Ala
siatelud willingly submit to
ird.s with viiicitations to join the
li whin- ,,e",lJc and afterwards to take a
uavc w .% ? ??w iui^iiv inuuiuc i lit* inriiii
Nep- choly pleasure of wandering throu^
,t the the scenes where he had been accui
laves, turned to behold her, and had them
ivhere gone to hi* hrotberV chateau. 4'C
i the was ln *,,le unrtuKKi ??f l.a V
dume ,ee" Haviuu mentioned tliiv .he a
the " the dur.y of atren Intf mv
pro linent did not reqtilr. my depart ur<
su 1 know not when I should have re
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h Phoue 841.
'irOHR MOTTO" =
Prompt service?Reasonable
charges. '
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VR DWAIi E
his voice. a line tenor, :i *<
tile in in u loiif'eau lull of tc
noss.
Afforwards the Count, Kn
igui and the sign<>ia sung o;n
accompanied by a couple of
a few oilier instruments. Sa
the instruments suddenly ce
the voices dropped from
Dtupanii ci ,JC1 Wll il Liu rest of me parly, a
nder sad- '-'Usii.o.
In the evening avigni joinet
lily, Cav- 'Jdics, but Monlonl had oiliei
i/'-m-tU's tfagements; and ihey embarked i
Idles and komlola for si. .Mark's, when
omel lines same gay company seemed io fl
astd, and ,ts ou t,le preceding night,
the full several weeks passed In the c
t his olul,on enough to quil t-i n? iphl)
hood of a place which is endeared b
the remembrance of v?.u. Th?? vicii
1 lC ity to La Valiee has aiime deiaine
r fen me thus lonp at Kaii.viere; 1 frequ nl
11 " " ly ride thiHi. r eari\ in he uminii
5 that 1 ma wandei at leisure, ilin up
Uiu-'r the day, among seeing, which wci
once your home, where 1 have bee
Ours< ccustomed to see von. and hear vn
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; Company. :
Batesburg, S. C.
|?*yi
A given number of?
greater yield of cotton,
Farmers' Bone does m
the acreage and incre
TirUn <<C?P
yer i leuis
icres fertilized with Farmers' Bone
than the same acreage with ordinal
ore than that. It makes it possible
ase the yield. Try it this year.
> I
: product a Hj
*y fertilizer. j
to reduce |
The man 1
swell or harmony into a ic
then ufter a deep pause, 11ici
decrees, the instrument* on
striking up, till the loud and
rus soared a^ain to heaven!
Meanwhile, Montoni, who
ry of this harmony, was it
how he rni^Ut disenK&Kc I'im
his party, or withdraw with
n-v won lit ho ivillintr to nlav
>w ci.ant: or customary visits, during v
f ri se by nothing remarkable* occurred. I
e by oue -vas amused by the manners
full cho- scenes that surrounded h<*r, so
rent from those oi France, but t
was wca- tjount Morano, too frequently fo
inside'ing oouifort, contrived to introduce
self froii. His manner, figure and ai
suclicf it I p.ishmeiits, which were generall
ton ins I u.red, Emily would, uerhaus.
vbic. ouverse. 1 have renewed my a<
Omn jualntance with the pood old I heresi
al,(' *ho rejoiced to see me, lhai -h
tl1^" in tfht talk abou< you.- 1 need ic
where say how much t'.U circumstance ti
r I,er tached me t?> in r ? w c?-"? r
h,u listened t li?r *r favour.i
. com- subject. Y"u i < v> '? Mi
y afl" I that lirgt iuduceu me to maki in
have ?1? i *
B" i
A dose uf Pine-ules at bed time wilt
*
ie ! usually relieve bic ache, before mom i
inw- These .fui litt le k bules
I ?rt >01 l ed and w'jen .
1 i ?
' 1 'Cv. t - - HO il ii
'* n,
t. i*v.i'lt>v? it-jr t1 m
> Pi u ? r I mi el her "ii? ?r nor
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la
a HI ?n
i t
ino In a pause of the musi
posed returning to shore, i
which Orsino eagerly secoi
which the Count and 1 lie o
tlcinan as warmly opposed.
'lontoni still meditated
in -:ht excuse lilmself from 1
t i nice upon the count, fo
o: y he thought excuse
c. ht? pro- tduiireu also, had her heart beei
i propt sa 1JKib>ed from Valancourt, and
idea, but L,je Count, forborne to perstcut
ther K^ri- with otlicious attentions, c
which she observed some traits i
how 1,? character, that prejudiced li
onger at- whatever might otherw
r to him sro(K* il"
r.rcessao, Soon after his arrival at \
sen it now li t.o iu 11 was, inot?
a dis- no other than tha> ol raining a*
1 had mittance Into ihe chateau and gu
e ,ltM dens, which my Emily so lateiy i
lurinw habited; here, then, I wander, mi
n hi* meet your image under every shad
ier a" but chiefly I love to-It bei.eah il
isc b> spreading branches of \oui tavoun
plane, where once, Emiiy wo s;it t
enlce getber; where I first ventured to u
ait ? " * JIIMI p 11111 mill V ? U
rt fr im our own na ive pine f *t.?, ( m
r. bined with other well kuo i. bladder
kidoe}, bluod and b<vckucb?' remrdlrt.
1(j Sold by rimmnoK Uri a.
S EVERYTHING
_ i
kK has twenty-one years
B| 13,000 carloads of Ro^
This volume of busine
Made With Fish
of fertilizer experience back of hi
fster fertilizers were used on the crc
ss stamps Farmers' Bone the best.
m. Over Hj
>ps of 1905.
at; 1 how lie might get to lat
Roiid-'ileri of an empty bt i
inpr to Venice. ailed hi
Withoi.t tioahlir.g liin t
about * ?.\c he m
port t , ihiilu .
nir.' in - iho ; olios to t
J ricous il -i rt <1 with
Enn. , for I he lit t inv.
r. . r, t. i*
id, till tin tontonl received a package fro
at ictuin iuesnel, in which the latter mei
s pcopl) 1 the death of his wife's unc
f 1. n^> viha, on the Brenta; and tV
: nscquenceof tliis event, he t
d i isten to take possesion of th
tiie and of other effects beque
_ . hum i his uncle was the b
is ^ it 'ladamc Quesnel's late m
i 1 .iii v\ns reltil.t?il t.<? tier h
m M you, that I loved. O Emily! the r
ntion- incmbrance of those moments ove
rle, at comes me?1 hit lost i it\erie? 1 e
nit in deavour to see vou dimly through n
ibxuid tears, in all the heuvt h of peart ai
at es innocence, such a 10 tnen sip - >
sathed 10 me; te hear <?; u It .ce? ni
rother i.hat voice, whic then i.-iilltd n
other; mart, with tenderness and hope.
V tllf l?Jun nn tKa arall ..f t ! ? '*
- in Drugs.
\\ When you have a prescription
filled, you want
to besurethat pure drug>
j are used--When they are
f 11 I A/t /v?? I 2 ?? ? ^ ^^
s 1
IT OUR TWENTY YEARS' RECORD v
/ \ ^
f 1885-250 TONS X
I890-I.300 TONS a
!895?12,000 TONS
1900-58,455 TONS \
>5?130.091 TONS \
xfevl 1
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a i >i ,
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tin ii , t'l i. i
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to i\s r 1 ; w
ii u . . i
ai tier's side, and though he
had neither claim m
K ' " concerning these pc
* . . t C'?ui(l scarce y c >nceal tl
v inch M. t^aesnel's letter ei
M niaine Moiitonl had contrn
. i\ li t- greatest part of whs
;ill 'iii\ did possess, set lied upo
i, ielf: wha' remained, though i
j .... .v?? VII vim nan i' i nic ill mie, Wll*
could we together watched the rapid cu
or ex- rent of the Garr >ue bcittw white I d
>ssesh- hCribed the wild scenery aliou1 >
lie en- scmi-ce. but thuught only of you.
coted Emily ! are Mte.se M oments passed !<
red 10 ever?will they never more re 1 urn?
it she j have just heard of a circunistan*
n ,ier which entirely ceslroy s all my fail
t was paradise of idea> delieht. and whii
I) I1IIV.U l>\ UUI UKCIIMTU
| Druggist, with our pure
i* drugs, the best results are
obtained.
Our Line of Patent MedJj
cines are complete. We
I. have Hnr?i* Cnttlf* nnH
ill ^^^orfolk, Va. ? Q
R Columbia, S. C. | Oi
>
ROYSTER GUANO CO. I
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tin' ! < i ii < ! . at,
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l'ri c -t I v lu" ii i ii i;.i
rit rum Hi'-, a t i luu .1 (nil
8ai 11 il i n i he air, and,
mo . in*, the ? nflolieii Ii
m I 11M ( nihil i
i. . inadequate to tier hus
ti is. and to his neces
.id converted into money
l with him to Venice, Hi
a :it t. * longer delude si
. e a last etTort to regai
?, i,, . ri mes he hud lost.
t;' lioit? i'uint Moranodidnot long f
lulled each dinself to .silent assiduities; 1
band's will reconcile mc to l he necessity
"titles, returning to my regiment, fo> 1 nni
; and no longer waidn 1 cm nth tl
iat lie ttie beloved s*<ade->. where I ha'
xdety, been accustomed to meet you i
n the thought. ? ha Vallee is let! I ha1
reason to believe tins is without yoi
online knowledge, from whit Theresa to
lie de- me this mor n> , nod. heret .re
I J - ? A. ? -
Poultry Powders,
t Keep us in mind
( THE CROSSON
I DRUG CO.
Leeavllle'a Popular DrurclMs. I
i ne ureat b
Bicycle 1
C! D ^
tove and
i
louse
THE
UNEXCI
III1CI11
Railway
SOUTH'S QREATE5T
1
SYSTEM.
ELLED DINING CAR SERt.-irr*
vie*
w? ??V I V- ? Willi) I Iii;||
hiiiiuulf. Hie party remove
K dola, Oiicrj was inn. ii
all . Liastoco. <i i tow
While the i ok of a i
fruits and ice the whole ha
Jii>( a ?< d 1 > ?nee, in i tie .
lyed the oil sweet a in
ln? strains, and lie Count
attain seate.i in .1 h\ l
i-A|jiitinii v iiiieii ms imnmuii iu Ciiuiijr, <1 lit
'(1 into his proposals to Montonl, who e
win though Emily rejected
will) Montoni for his triend. a
"ollati'in r?f abundance of vanity to deludi
nd, follow- he I ! n?>i despair of success,
it er bout. us astonished and highly dis
d enchant d ids perseverance, alter she 1
. who had til int il hci oenUiiienls wjih a
/iiinv. i mi hal old lint a low im I
i umue mi'iuion me ircumsiance Slit* >h<
ncour- tears, while she related, that she w
I him; going to leave h- M-rvn* o' her (lend
an mlsM ress, and the chateau where si
; hiir., had lived for m \esirs and i
tCmliy this, added she ?i hou' ? ven a let i
gnsted from Mademoiselle to soften thene
tad ex- but it is all *'ons si el o ?n?
frank- and I dare say she ?? ?? ->e '? <
to mis- what is iroinir forward.
Leesville, S. C .
Ml
lie ,
* 1 The tar t iat is contained in Bee's
er Laxative Hom-? .>nd P?r is harmless.
ws It is not c<>al tar, but ia obtained from
-,v the pine trees of our ov?n native for,v*
ests. Bee's laxative Honey and Tar
OjJCLIl L>I
(Chas. B. Allen C
Largest Country Pat
house of like kind
Tremendous Stock of
umerb, ITHROUfl
)ld Stand) CA
ronage of any cm*.
1 i trains.
in the city. wm?.
effect al
For fu
iH PULLMAN SLEEPINO
RS ON ALL THROUGH
TRAINS.
lletit Schedules on all local j
r Tourist Ratesars now la
1 to Florida points.
ill Information u to r?t?n.
In 111* l' 111 111 l?ll ili-liM- : .
ill s iii I 1 "'t i!' '
ut < r?.d comi> i > *> :i h i
ii - suiHK-i i '1?
??iu convc ?m 11 m
4111 1 I.e. Ilia....el IU tliC 1/ li
Villi!' 1 !-*? it li.ll I '* 111
ion ii voice, lie now cussed a greatest |
i ? hi.: i in,, nt Monionl's, dinini
\ m ni almnsi d iilv, ;iinl a tending h
li M i.a iint| iCiiill.v wiitTi'Vi-r lln-y wei
n.' assumed ,ali this, notwithstanding the u
"""i
To bo continued
part of
? there ~ "
luname Subscribe to I he Advi
,t; and cafe
uiform taie?
is i/iic ueii rcmcuy inr coins necause II
acts on the bowels?thus expelling all
colds from the system. Bee's is the
original laxative Ho > y and *r, arid
la best for coughs, * ?>;> a, r i p whoop ng
cough, lung < bro hial atiecticns.
Sold by T m noons Bros.
Stoves, Grates, Ranges,
Goods, Bicycles an
540 Broad St.
Tinware, Sporting wJfSuJ
id Supplies.
Augusta, Ga
Dlv. Pu
CiiarL
Jtc., consult nearest ScetS*
way Ticket Afeat, or
BROOKS MOROAN,
Assistant Gen. Pu?. A rent,
\\ HUNT Atlanta, Qa
sender Agent, ^
I AIINS HAW!
HICH MAY APPEA1
> AND OTHER
R ON THF FIT 1V/I
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