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The Alaska Packers Association |
nave liberated Irom their liatclienes
in Alaska, up to 1900. over three
hundred and lifly one million (351,000,000)
youngsalmon, 'llieir I'ort
maun hatchery is the largest in tin
world.
A A1I-MORA1U.E DAY.
One of the days we lemciulier with
pleasure, as well as with profit to out
health,isthe one on which we became i
acquainted with Dr. King'-iNew Life
Pills, f iie painless purifcrs that curt
headache and bUliou;n ss, and keep
the bowels right,25c at all Drue
s ores.
t A Government to Kick About.
"\W kick about our own troveilk
no nr." said 'a reformer, "and it in
doubtless pretty bad, but what would
we think if it took the taxpayers' money
to pay every year a pension of $">0.
Oou to the Goulds, another of $7.~.hOO to
the Astors and another still of tjtjo.o to
to the Vanderbllts? That is wh .t r >.
on in England. The l'nirlMi?Mo< i >r,
the English druggist, the Endish ear
pei.ter, all sorts of hardworking la ;
lishiuen, are taxed film or $>:iuu a y*
and the money rocs to pnj the hugt
pension of some dueal loafer who i?
already too rich. Charles II., for In >
Gtauce, granted nil eterT si pension of j
tKH) a year to the Duke of Kiel) I
inortd and Gordon in ill the veal's
Hhue Charles 11.'s time that pension
been paid out of the taxpayers'
porketv To tlds day It is paid. Tl
present I>uke of Kiclunoiid and Gordon
nellies for his dinners at the Kit/, in
Ixnidon or at Ciro's In Monte Carlo
with money earned by English butellers.
bricklayers and blacksinitns."- Exchange.
Thn Lion's Month.
i ii use en iu?? linn s i lollll :is 1!i
vent of a fountain is so common tint
It cannot l>c regarded as a< oidental
As a matter of fact, tlio custom <' ke r >
many customs not forgetting tin- f >u:italn
pen) came from Egypt, which
adopted It because the ; un.il inund i
tion of the Nile takes place wlicn the
aun is In tin* constellation I.co?the
lion. The allusion is too obvious to
uccil pointing out. The ol !e.-t lixed
date <:jii p.. t\) can be traced to
Egypt, where the calendar was intrcrdu
I in tlie middle of the third
century. And the Id-dory of modern
shipbnddlng began in Egypt. wlicre it
can be traced to n? .nt :tono It <Ti e
most recent discoveries give t > ti e
land of Egypt a clean run of ab ut
11 .on.i years witbom any lulndxttire of
foreign races. "Egypt, find of lb.'.den
h'ij si cries, great mother of srleu and
art. what thinking mind In < n >t dreamed
of thee!" New Vol* l're
Husband Would Settle.
Prom India comes ii si uy ... the d. .
comllturc of a very distinguish. 1 s< I ,
dier. It happened at a big dinn .*.
where he had taken in a pretty A melon
ii g'ohe troller, wh*? as'-ed Idm t ?
pn -s it d-di of almoin Mild raisins.
"Willi pleastui>," replied tlu> Kuiluiil
BOH of Mars, "hut d > yell kit >\v (li t ,
What yell h i\ e asked for is ealled in
tli" vornneular klssnd < and Unit lh
penally of a kiss attaches to the re
quest y
"Is thiil so?" answered the woman
calmly. "I must consult my hiislmnd,"
and she celled across the table to him
and told hint of the rctpic t.
"Quite so," he replied, "nccordiiiK to
the eiistom of (lie country it is a Just
debt and inu I he palif, Titt- hs the Ken
eral aware of the arrant ement inaUo
**. i'i a we nmn must isettlo
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One on 1
ean a N<
arry Beti
Li
Prices /
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B. DO
PHOI
COLUME
A Pi csidcr.t's Daughter.
When l'rosiili .<( < iraill's only dang!
(er. Nellie, afterward Mi\ Sari >ri
was a miss of twelve y.< , '
tended a private soleo! ia \\ a . . i
One afternoon, say^ the author of ?j ]
Olivia I.etiers," Nellie's los as wo;
not learned. The carria- eatue f<
Iter, 1)111 llo1 teacher di niis.-ed it \. i
the request that it sluaih! return :
the etnl of a half hour. Th? h<a
eatue and glided away with ( so
still unlearned 'J'h > can ni
njraln and was dismissed. .'1 I' ei
of the second half hour the 1 ..i v.
committed, and Mtss Nell e v ;?
milled to >;o. The next n.\ a. tl
usual hour the youm; huly ? * a
conipnnled liy her me 1 . t id
er he,van to fear she ha I h i >
cherished pupil, i at Mrs. , .
to thank hot* f??? i .??:-ii .1 !.< ii
"Teach lior," aid Mr. . 1. " t
she is only plain. siinph ' 11 tira;.
mihject to the siiuii.' nil. -. ! ' *51 1 .
all the scholia Tills course w ill ha\
my sincere :t|<| >r >li:t I ion.'
Reached the Lhnit.
A I 'ro\ deem i> jfirl, \ h > has 1 ? .'
married aliont six months. had we
el !:tr e.ard- a s|. .rt (inn > IV 1 ;
old school friend who had n
wed 11 i 1 \ present, which, of coin. \ in
mand -d one in retttrn. A: .nir h<
\ e Idinyr pr-'sents the Providence a
hid dttplic;!tea in the shape ol two . 1
ver <nrd 1 r:iy *-*. and in a spirit of ecoi
omy she decided to vivo one of the.
to !nr IT? ml. It v. as l; . rl.ed w it h In
.iv, 1: initial . ail it would l> only
111 liter of a few 11. mil t i have tiiei
reil.oM d i. " 1 I lie I per lite: I- M .I 111 I'll
She 1 . ii 1 . tin* jev. i or and e\plai:
e 1 v, III \ is l > hi t! lie | 1 . -1 I!
mi' ini.v. :it 11 i i? i\ mi
smile I
"M; 11.;: v; i.i ln?, "i! will ltf? ill
P I li ivo ;ii cily rliniini'il (1
initials i>;i this 8111)10 It'll .V flVO tlllH'
: >1 il Ins worn > thin Hint 1 i mi
il > il nyrain witli.mt cutting tli" .null tl
ln.ltiiiii.'- I'rnviii nee .(oiirnal.
His Pears Re '.cd.
For yearn the ii|i1 country omtplo lit)
ik< ' I 'i'wjir.l tn s;> !.!; n ! >11 la
ill I ill.lull, niiil "lie ?|ny tlioy I'oilll
t! :i !\ > in llu> wry l>u- I j ?
til" ? it v. '! her til l - i> nl ' :ltr|
In;- iln> tniHii', t > which there scenic
ii<> cinl. They iliil u >t know h >w t
Ci nss tin' trcet.
"V. 'hntevor you ?io, I.i;'.n, i! 1't ir
scpi'ieleil I ritin IsaM tie <> 1 inn
I i II \\ III'. "Mill V ll 11?1VIT y .11 i!
ill n't it is-, ill.* rninl 'illmnl inc."
'i 11? :i :i Kimlly ? >;i t.iMo cnino nl 1
nti?l. "('.'iic: tli'.? oM \\ 111:111 liesiintin
t< 1; li r 1 y llu> nrm "'i l < iinmciici'il I
11'I il Iht 1 ? tin* iI?' > iilo.
"Dnnu my Inn loin-." cf.ml out (1
il I 1; 11 in it hi I'll1, "I ii'lils tohl 111;
: v. tnltc 11 fiiiir.v (<? Nt, In
I i! 11 i. iiiyv on" 'ml 'live llu* in
1> mm 1 tui '?> nforo my vci
i.i 11 Ti< I '.i I a.
C. ' 1 Re r.d It.
" i .. .*i : 1 i itv : i.l of mmn
(J ill .5 i, nl : 'I . ; la IS o >klyn
i it .1 i11;i< < t<-i ililt* mn
In? fll il 'il by l inv.i and twlHtit, Mom
. i < ! i 4 i :i i I.- 1 i in ( f net I ill
i; i:. ' :' ii.i-' j i > (J iiin.' nroilii
iI i.-i I :.< ?-erlVt i
.i '.ll . i il':!'! I.i-'/I, 1110 >tlVi
i ' i. III! Ill n'i''i;. ; ir.oim
iiiiit ; ! ' ! ! 1 IV.- Iie'tl lm\
i . : 1 . v. I Mh o at
I:i! .i *r 1.1 - i' i i il in ii liorr
I ,i >i. c i! ; I'.< - ?v.> r.ililci'n i
l:il ' \
" I?? "t li t lli.il n'.iinn you, madam
said I.i '/I, willi a r.'assuring smii
'I'll oat for two.' "
Iis iiouse
jw Coat o
mw eaee ewo ?w?
e|. Moore's
ne.
ire Riffht
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antee the
mr u>4
JIA, S. C.
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VI ^ ^
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Had a Slow but S::rc G.iit.
j. I 1 IH1! ' III VI? IMMMl II IIP IP I' J* 111 >11J ?
^ I point monts in the outcome of some of
the hoys. Wo ri'ini'iiilx'i' < no l.oy in
( j particular wlr was the luitl of all ridi
( culo from th: l>o\ < of his age, and lie
took it go ii*. u tnredi.v. lie roomed to
j havo no pnrtioular friends and herded
;i i ly himself, llis clothes always looked
t fumy, end 1 e ha 1 that awkward swat;
ii- ger ftu-r which t' rest of us had
., much sport. N i on ever thought thai
,,, that plug would < . er pet anywhere or
] have anything l?nt today t at pill;?
is drawing a hitter salary than any
, two of the old if.iii:' ili has m i;.}
money, iimi" in.:' em-o and more
| frie als than a ay oi t i re I of us. '1 lie
j plug had a g t' ;t w-> slow, hut it
t | was stire. 1 m'pear t > he a hit
,x 1 bright llii ii, hut he 1: td a surface that
| to k on a p >i ' \\Y Iphalia (Mo.)
o j Times.
Yctf lie Die'i. . idecd Them.
(> : lie had 1 i <:;!! a ti a young lady
; for ; an;. <:h: I helng backward
i his suit progr i slowly, Finally she
i decided it ' . s up o> her t ? start someI
1111 l.a - ? tile r. . I t h < .11. 1 she
i j o'n'cd to t;>o i.i,m in i Is buttonhole
( j nnd . aid;
[ I "i'll ;,1 yotl a his for tllilt l'o e." A
1 ir:.'". , ; fa 1 ! Ii meandered over
1 ? i 1 t If OV ! ?' YVtl Si
ii . i .1 I; gral !?e<l his but nnd
' sl.ii . 1 l > lea\ e tin- room.
wlici'i1 siiv yon going?" nail
II lift! Ml Sii I",>I*iI'.
"To ?: r-r llori.-t for more rosea,"
lie o.\? i iiu d.
II _
11 I
Liingc.ouj Igr.orr.r.ce.
If bis . ill eailie t > hi i :ilit! said, "J
Willi! J'lill III >-!:. ?\V !!!< till |>:' " of IVI
j.. . li :\v i!::.> 11 >i?-?? is i.r.iiiie.! ml whj
mi h tiaps ar 11 111 t!i> .i\? : it?.'*
ri!:/.-ii satisfy th it >??f e ".irse lit'
could la a. .\ few might he nl lo to d ?
1 !- :?. la t t!.; . I :i is an .a >tai:t
person ? :: nil >. lo.uions of liygiono.?G.
11 li. 11; i hi is, M. Iill ! 11. I'ry's
l(' t.
>' iga/.ino
Put on More Than tho Saddle.
A i!?er.\ tea her TV a i 1, i a les*
ill to ;i t in - of i lil: !r mi ami nur-.sv
ii u:ii . I'll- i on iiio joints of mutton.
The n? h. > lioiiIi'tM*, Km ami loia had
' hi i .. ineiitione '.
"> I'lV," ill the ! .lellef, "lilt re Is
' nnotbor Joint no oiio Iiu.h niontioncd.
" Come, Mary, I know your father is a
gi'iloin; t' .cs la* o! ten put on a
,l horse V"
Ml ft ...II I ! -
.v iiii :i wii;,, iiiism, was I lie
hi \I?? . 11 I nn-nver. ("a-sell's Saturday
Journal.
Not n D
" j < ?) I r..".v n . t it. mi^ii I v.*ri'il a l?>\
I of ear jiiiN, ('ln ini-1 \t lint's the
" i tun U or With tii.* ?i Old Lnily (In*
11 dltrnantjyi 1 want you i > understand
11 .dr. 11::it my husband is a k ;?th?m:in
1 ((ll profoli;: ! silent-" the < hotnist" pill
y rp some tpiiii !< pill .t I mill.m t?iiee?
His Name.
"Who i- that Itjiii' It. I fellow?"
i- "I'riah lie. -,t t I*i*i*_ lie's
; making jni11* i . fur hin. .if."
y "I liMlhl think would. If my
i puronlH had given mo n name like his
>r I'd luivo ' 'i I t > make one for my.
,1 self at oueo."
(t I A Good Example.
I Fattier Why illd you run nwny
c. | I ran:' .' I ran/ lioeuue miiinmu was
;l I s > unkind. 1'atlu r 'Flint is no reason,
.j. I Do I run away? Wlonor Cartcaturpn.
T! o Ur.ivc.rrl Tyrant.
It? llfrn il1' t . .?:?*. I. tile silk lUlt
,.f j overyl)., 1> i it absurd and evciy
body weara K. I'arls tfiecle.
< ii i ii ma i r? mi me I ill Mi I Mutes. When
litis ho'itdary wits under discuss! >n.
tlu? I'acfc roast wiiH alniMst Inuccessil?|i?,
and.he ownership iii' Oregon, now
11 state >f vast wealth, with opulent
cities 11; I a teemliitf population, was
in the liilnnce. The matter was settled
l>y /lie report of Captain Temple,
11 brotlp* of I ami l't linerston, who
wrote > the admiralty "that the country
wji not worth a cuss hecause the
unlmoi would not take a tly." Man
cheste: Chronicle. j
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ft
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and f|
>TaI ff
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i 111
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I "ll
j A liOO AUi () AllfJO Al'JiO AlUid
j Alt JO A K< ) Alt i() Altr.O A KCJC>
t^aid In Full.
i T\v<? youyr ladles, evidently stonoK|
raphers, w i't' Uavii'K mi animated dis
i cussion wlile oa their way to work
! the other UfvniiiK in n Market street
J ear. The dseusslon revolveil arotiml
j the i|uesi ion as to the host method to
i impress tlier respoetivo employers as
| to the vain/ of their servlees.
i'.? yoivknow," said the smaller of
i the two, former employer was
' the worst <hl granny, lie rnuld not
SIu-11 til.1 shiniest wonts enrreiilu jiihI
' -o couldn't pronounce them. One duy
I thought I would impress him with
tin' value d' my services. lie (jaw
1110 a lettel to typewrite, and I just
went alone;.nd copied It as he handed
it to ino. "lien I made a second copy
w ith all tie misspelled Words correct
ed. Willi I. >: .inn countenance I h ind
: ed him hoi, copies."
"What d(l i.e doV" breathlessly ash
| e.l her trie).!, p rein-.: the conductor to
{ hold hi :o that site laiuht alie'it
; at her < ; m* and at ill" same tine
hear I lie a \ or.
"I liie.\ . . " was the reply.?I'hil
, \ lelphia lip o.il.
i i. id Their Own.
A re^it c <a" regulars wr. making
j a lone. ?!u >. match across the roilh:
I prairie laid ot* .Montana during a recent
-im?i . i-. It wici a hot, blistering
day, and '! nn it. loimlnjr for .vat >r
: ml lei. \ ere in patient t reach the
i I l.ev .. \ I-.11.. I - ' -e....
! friend," rilled out one of the wen,
i "h<?\v far it to the next townY" "Oh,
n matter <f two miles or so, I reckon *
; called I : i < the rancher. A Dot hoi' 1 ng
I hour <11:ii eil by, and another rancher
v. as eiiee nteied. "How fill' to the
next town.'" the men asked him eagerly.
"till, K'" <1 two miles." A weary
half hour <?nyt r of marching. niul then
a third rsneher. "liey, how fur's the
next towiV" "Not far." was the encouraging
answer "only about two
miles." Well." sighed an optimistic
sergeant, "we're lxddln* ?ur own anyhow."
A Slujht Mistsko.
Chilto Ilarjo was pleading In Wash
higtou IV the Indians' right to roaui
b) nomad fashion, like their fathers
"Tin > ell us to trust to fortune,"
; Chit to I In jo said, "and then we'll get
I our right., ltut we are tired of trusting
to ftrtune Fortune has used us
Indians s it used the pale face ini
si metres at the Indian school In
i'liitto .Invjo smiled an?l went on:
"1'liis 1 1met rc s found a horseshotf,
and t" f"l j^nod t'oi tune put tt under
her pllln , a! .nn with Iter false teeth.
In the it.>1 iiinv; In tin- hurry of (lrettsInj',
sli< substituted the shoe* for Hpe
t< < i!i i in did n<>t discover her mistake
(ill her .1 lained hlishand asked her in
tones . i ?;i-iii- i breakfast what was
the inaU'r w ith her month "
When )rcgon Was In the Balance.
Tliere ? no boundary in the world
of K'eat-r political importaiiee than
the foit< ninth parallel, which divides
^ii mi iiiiiniim?ii i
!&$ win receive me s
. |j rnent. Try us 01
mwill never regre
H write for CatalogHi
mail.
^ "Stoves and Refrigerator People* J
;| 1248 Main ?
I C(>l
iL
Tf.o "Pull" oiid Ulc jo1j< I
1,,IS,"oss '"?'?? aiv ? ? ii <?),,(!% ! i?
P" l.-IV I l,y .VnliliS IIH'II V. I'd I,;.!, ,?K ^
; - throju ?f
"'""1 loW l?ilsi.i?'s? ,m.?. 0,0
"!!:! mi"- (,<"1'' "' tiM.xo I,-!. 1;;;
.V, . '!. .i;"' " Pl'Ui"*" |)"\. ( ! { ...
' :,M "ur.luy Rvcning i?o t ' ,
; i!" AiIit IH'IM^J J ''
politely (lisiui<- <>.I |>v .? .. ! I I
- " - | Hi
ma tumors \\ 11:i mo stotv tyj .-?! e\pr??s- n)
si ;i tlmt there was n??t :i vaeaney at jv
pi*. ont, tlit* young man tore up the lot- j
t< , - and woi.t liacl. t-> tlu? plate last Sll
\ (sited. t.v
"\V hat can 1 do for yon i >\\ V" the j ,,,
p. inagor asked in an annoy d tone.
u
"Pardon me," sail the ymiiis! man ,1.
"hut I've Just torn up tlu.e letters. ,j
f'ouM you give me a joti on my own ( i
i hoc ,K : 01
rtte manau'-T looked unused at a' t;
said: "We need a young icll'av to chip
ea tings In the nniehine shop at * *, a (l|
i wook. If you like, y?>u tan have that sj
nnti' something better turns up."
"Yes. sir." loplioit the Job hunter (j
Tin ready now." j,,
Qujcr. Sophi.i r>B'smarck, ,,
I '.Mi;' : S V., a of tin- Netherlands, tlx'
' II -t wile r Kir,: William 111. of IIol- j(
; lsiixl, wa- I'v) real n fri -ti l of Km|X'i.?r
Nap. !? m 111. the l'mpross Ku
' i.iul uf 1 ranee yonernlly to tako
k .i !'y i > !' : ;r. \ ltot'ore the l?ij?
v i. of l>~?t . -I |?r ilial'ly some tir.x? ^
a tor tlx* laiM . .? r.r siptablilc then,
wits nn Int si .i.. >iia| exhibition in Ain- st
lerdant. whleh tlx* ?|iiooii visited. Sixv
as eondr.ctod over tlx' \v!*??!? phtee b.V
tlx* eoinn 1:1? (>, mnl tin y < :!.-!u? to u v
< "liaiii section olio of tlx* members , ,
- i !. "Now y mr p y will sex tlu> j
reatost enemy of ?lermany." "Ah y
!'!oaaivk!" ,-lx' iri.'l. with s un u'loo.
The iii-'.i hor: st > 1 ii Jia -t and ix>\ er
repeated ttil rash exciaoiati .>. Th j.
".-resit est enemy" ll had t> exhibit ,
\ :s not, of i-otMM', Mismarcl; at all.
! 't only a very much enlarged r-'pro
I tin lion of either the phylloxera or the
| ? >ii<ra(io nretlc. wni' ii in ui.u tunc <lt?l tj,
n K'rcut deal of harm ?' Conniiu uirri
ilitm*. :
The Opportunity.
opportunity lias all her hair on her
I" irclicad, hut when she lias passed yon j ,
i iiiiu>t call her hack. She has no tuff ' JM
win rehy yon can la.\ hold on hor, foe , ?-(
he Is lia'tl on the hack part of lice (..
load and never rJ '' * Francois liu i .
helala. 1
The weakest living creature hy con j
centratiiiK tiin power.: on a Kinj.dc <>' ! v .
ject can accomplish something: to ; 4,
I strongest hy dispersing his over many j (o
| nmy fall to accomplish anything. Car ^
lyle.
I Lexinj
P When Visiting C<
|| of our stores and
|1 Stoves and Rang
SI of such goods of ?
our prices are as
P vvi'l permit. We
p already, across ti
?j double the numb
K you wish to buy <
? pleased to have 3
1 quarters while in
chase of us we pi
H prices and wheth
'lis ...
51001 its
gton Co
^lumbia, don't fail t
I inspect our line o!
es. We carry th<
my one concern in
low as the quality
have many valual
ic Congareeand o
er. Come in andsi
or not. We will
?ou make our stoi
i the City. If yoi
omise you honest j
eryou buy anythii
;aine prompt and a
ice, w; will be pie?
t it. If you can't (
and prices. VVe
Parrott & Bailey -si
r j 4 n >% /
>1. I5oC
LUMBIA, S. C
Tl-.o Story of a Word.
.1 V.-VI-.1 i M I I l.l Ol OIM flllllOnS (IT w
volt's "Mi im toiy" with one of la tut
no will 1'i'v? :? 1 a sllaht alteration in a
ie text i.i a sentence In th.? tenth (i
ia;.ti .. For tlio word "morse" an- n
her i : substituted. A tale of comedy
la I). .. to tiio word whii li lias uone. Vl
laiueued wretch," says Father llvu
if, "art ilioi' lail litis instant dollv
e i from death, and dost Ihon so sunn
oi*se thoughts of sl.anithterV'' The js
lain of the word morse seems soreto
have troubled the etymologists. |c
\vo lcarnc.1 i ?nesp ndents of Notes ei
id QuerloM, Mr. Wlieatloy tella us. In
ronnleil for tlit* wonl. On explain- '
1 1. :< "to prliiio," as w!u?n oik* p. imt* i
inn ket. I i Din o. I r. a .orcc." paw r
f< t"it* X 'Uclilml** p\>t;;Tii rei, ami
ie i>ilit*r l?y "t i l.::r" tl.it. "iin>r;lei't?'')
i-ii imlnh in liitiu:;, stim;Ui.a
: v. ii;l!:i?i .Is nf slau liter." Ol:
t- i i. ; si !? u . Ih > -e \. It > sai<l tlia!
u* w >>;?I was a let- ; : i.it for sninotiiiii CI
sc. Ti n iln* \\ .:ii tiH a miHiirln .1
imihl have liccn 111 i::(t*? 1 all ! ivaii l>.
alliens for y v.ii'iout l>t?iiicr
ialle'i v'?l ail ! ::ln 1 > cecils tile
niuls <>f i rol-aliilily," ? \< 1; i>11* 1 t'm
!o i *, for morse. Put when the
MMilsn i;.t w .i examined there "nurse"
as the wonl, plainly written.?St
nines' iSnzettc. 1
boomcrQcd Aristocrats.
Some curious letters are nuotoil by ^
r. IVrcival ItickerstafTe the peilijjree
ar. her, in an interview with a ivpre
".native of the London Tribune, dm
His;
"1 am a plumber and ^nstiter < lit of
>rk. M\ stau.uiiek i empty, hut i:
art is the hind i.f n ?l?!e hurtli. * * ' a
; . in the family tit ? aiul tenement
-f l I Wi I r. ( he deny I thw H.'Ulie." c
a city clerk wrote:
"I have long nap etctl that 1 am ^ oi
I I ' >;>le I .1 , e th it I bavio |-j
ah >ve my station of life. M.\ ()j
lot >K'*nph ho ?tv ill shows that ' '|!IV' *
i :i rist< rat if cast of fact* ni>?? wil;
rhap.c ho a clew t > my ancestry- I l t
> n it a t, f( . i",>rttitn', hut I aspire to oil
o pride of race." of
hi
A Remarkabt? Church. F?
A small watering place in Austria af
lined Kiehwnld can hoast of possess- ne
'i a most reinarkahle church. It was
<l Inillt hy an Italian architect at
ni?e at the expense of Prince ('alios
larj Aldriin-on, a uroat admirer of
alian architecture. When it xvas I'.n
lied, the church was taken to pieces
-ain and packed in thousands of 1111:11red
< ? es for transportation to Kich ,,,
lid. At this place in Austria it wus
cnliudly rehnilt and tlien made over
the inhahilunts as a free Klft from ' *'
c prince. ' s
of j
lunty |
0 call at either g
fRefrigerators, f
1 largest stock I
the South and 1
r of our goods n
>le costormers ||
ur desire is to ||
ee us whether a
be more than |
res your head- I
i make a pur- fc;
goods at lowest tg
ig or not you |"j
ourteous treat- ||
ised and you g;
/ome to see us, ?3
do business by ^
I
F&1
ovcs and Refrigerator People" F>
> Main St. 1
/
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-r t-"' ;
L
PW
I lie Alaska I'aekpr* a?> ni.ni ^
... < ? OJ UU< ?' Il?
ho can the Argo lied Salmon, has I he
rgcst licet m numl c r <?f any shipp tr
rin sailing under the Am.-iican llan.
ts owns 55 si earners ami 15 s.ii.iiiu'
issels and charters many uure.
A ?1AP?>V A\AN
i Amos P.King, of Port Byron, N, \
15 years til a,;. ; Since a sore on h s
g. which It id troiii-led h ini the great
part of his !I:c, has hetn entire.y
;alcd by ifac.vieii's Arnica Salve;
i*i world's great healer of Sores,
urns, Cues, Wounds and I'iles.
uarunteed y all Druggist, Price 25c.
For Sale or Rent
Duncan hoarding house. Paul Plark,
Lexirgton, S. C., or Mrs
lice Rankin City
Collars Don't Crack
Our collars and cults do not craciv,
c Ku?raniee mem trom cracking
' I .Ml Inund red by the Capital Ci.y
a indrv. Colanib'a, S. C.
Notice or Dissolution < f
Partnership
The cn-pirfn.M-.' hi o litr-tofore ex itinjj
be ween B. a:id IJ l).Tini|potl.4
uderfhe firm l a iieof Tinynons liro-i
B tesburg, S. C. in Lexington
lunty and under the same firm name
hdgufield S C. has betnthi day
ssolved by mutual consent. J. I),
mmons becoming the rwrcr
the business at Rj!c<<bur{
id as: urn eg til lu I u :
of said store A I parties InJib;to
this store will make payment
1 lu-ir a counts to Itlin B- Tlmmons
coming owner of tlie bui ness nt
igefield, no I assum'ng u11 the t|i/J
counts Mid liabilities of lilts busi
is.'. All accounts due said store aro
y.ible to said It Titimor.s
h Tiir mons.
J. I) Tlmmons
Arg> lied Salmon Is sold in o riti
d TALL can, because only the
ALL cans arc tillid by machinery
lat and one-half pound cans are fill1
by ham'. Hand work in factories
crude and am,nutated.