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SI wwwwwwwwwwyw I J. B. I ORE ijjjj The tremend< |^j interest, and shopp jj their Fall and Win ["' tunities. H Just a few E "BEDROOM SUIT: fa In full Qua M Oak, three-pic El Mirrors, hands fc Our Price IJ Others ask iy) $1.50 C A UPE VS *1.25 A xrr: inisL(.*r carj: f j of the house. JW| $1.25 VEL V ET C MM'KTS ! Ip|l Very haudsono ll $27.50 11 UfJS $25.00 I '' Very 1 rue, ham I Price t Jiinmt JURlPlE JWHi'f; H'flTfl'T IWf t 'li-Hl. 4.i,.HIlC ^Il.it '.tr in,III. E T A Criminal Attack. on an inolTenslve citizen is fr? quenlly made in tliat apparent ly useless little tulie called the "appendix." It's {generally the result of protracted con Htipation, following liver torpor. I>r. King's New Lifi 1*1 lis regulate the Iver. prevents appendicitis. and establish regular habits of the bowels. | 25c. at all druggists. VW.?. WV/AW/WV V>y^.vv// - ' \?V '$ fv*A ?.**' 'V! I $l0' y/y^s 1 273 BROi 'W M 2 1110 BRO I Th nvrlavc: V 4. VI VI. U I orders 1110 Broa< wh r Augusta's only De; at "octc of furp Ms October Sale Prices throu ers are coming from all scctii ter Shoppings-buying while t mentions to show i S" rter-sawecl and Plain ?ce suits, Beveled some polish, well made. $25.00 nn CARPETS RUG icts in patterns suitable for all parts >(Jc patterns and qualities. Special Isor.ic Axminster lings, size 9x12 leet. s> corresponding lov SI CUE 51 HI 51M 5LM5 [Eczema and Pile cure poep Knowing what it was to | " sufter I will giv* free of charge to any afflicted a pos itive cure tor eczema, salt rheum, erysipelas, piles and skin diseases. *'a Instant relief Don't suffer longer. Write I*. W Williams, -too Manhattan j enuc, New Vork, Enclose stamp. f r vx//fv \ ' / r~\.\// r-\ r\ \l/ f \urwifr r v* ;" ^ V 000 Stock This sto( wines a not per ^ J Z -4t~ r-v 5 ? vv i i ic iur pnc U) STREET MBA ,aHn ii "" ? AD ST. Saluda Valley Corn, q Payne's Corn Malt, q ie above are four bij; have snecial nttpnfir ? , ^ v v-w v w vy il ViV must be accompanit i St. oil c partment Store : >BER SAL Jiti mc 1 U IVLi i ghout our store, are causing a ons of South Carolina and G1 .hey have these woniderful bi t low the prices are ru "LADIES' WR1JINQ DESKi Mahogany finish,Bit full Quarter-Saw^d Gol< drawer and pigeon hol< polish. Our Price ; Others ask < ^ - t S CURTAINS. BRUSSELS RUGS *15 Beautiful, rich colors, in BrusseU *?> 50 CURTAINS $r> Kxquisitc Irish I'oint Lace Curtai $3.50 CURTAINS $3 NuLtiiiKh un curtains, iu new, fr v through entire stoi rp i JL JL/ 'imiiim ^BCZI^ ^EBS^^BE BARRETT JONES, ATTOltNKY AT I.AW, BATErilJURO, S. <J.. ireful attention tfiven to ail business. ust National Bank BuildingUp Stairs. w r/\w ti IIMJJ . to be clo ck includes all the hig ind beers on the mar sonal check. Best g :e list. I make ; NO COUPONSA< laliti tP tLPJLJL.JL.JI. E "e! FINE ;uart 50c. Gallon $2.0 uart 75c. Gallon $2,5< r specials. Send us j ?n. fillpd nrnl sViinnprl , - - - ? -w V^. v? ^*4 1 J / jy V/V4 id by money order, c WE HANDLE THE George 1 ' A I y 5^ INmtrt / g W?M - & aUo ai ,E" j" i well merited . S eorgia, to do aB trgain oppor- ? inning 1 ds Bye Maple . L Jen Oak, one ? js, handsome g g Who $7.50 S I If i Rugs, sir.e 9x12. 3^ esh patterns. 5^ H :o. il > L. M. MITCHELL rnVBIClAN AND SUBOEON. Hatesbur^, S. O. vmict? nours: 8 to 9 a. m. 2 to 3 p. in. 7 -.80 to 9 p. ra, - 4* I OP sed out b h and medium grad< Irof W? AV? A*T ivv^u lllLUlCy oods for the money a specialty of t ;CEPTED AFTER THIS I S.Cai PA1 W H I S k 0. Nelson 3. Payne's i trial order and j I on first train lea\ :ash, or certified ch< CELEBRATED WIEDEM/" E. Payne WOOiJ-jMANTB^ - j i Fr^n ChMpest' Up I for our PREB Maatol Catatogwo. wkMi sfcow* lafft, tgll pago itlou and fall daacrlptloa of oar cowiptota Mao of WOOD MANTELS, rrjr a complete stock of ORATES aai T1UNQ oM thotlaM. Wo caa MM Factory Prices on Stove , Sheet Metals and Electric Fixtures E A. LOR1CK & BRO COLUMBIA, S C /E ARE WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS OF GLASS Fully prepared to sell MERCHANTS and FACTORIES at lowest current prices. Send us your orders, also your estimates for delivered prices on PLATE OLASS and MIRRORS. ,ORICK and LOWRANCE, INCORPORATED. Resale Hardware hCOLUMBIA, S. C. Neither'Sun or. Rain or Snow 5 EFFECT ? Parian Paint I Parian Paint Is as reraarkabla a chemical develop- B ment as the science of Die -aces Added to the.qualltles that make a rich Mint. It la H a chemical preserver of all klnda of wood; especial- in ly adapted to counteract dampness and beat and cold; and the length of time this paint will last Is a H marvel to all those who know. r S M. E. RUTLAND, Agt., BATES EURO, S. C. 9 THE CHARLESTON REilODELED AND NEWLY FURNISHED. Army and Navy headquarters LOCAL AND LONO DISTANCE TELEPHONES IN ROOMS Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Electric Elevators, ROOMS Sinelv and En Suite ?t? _ _ - ? ? ? WHVAVVIIOU, RIDDOCK& BYRNS, Proprietors. CHARLESTON, S. CPORT UNI ?y January 1st., 1 3s of whiskey, brandies or express order and to be had anywhere. he Mail Order Business. )ATE swell Augusta fNE ? ( ? I ti 5 AUGL ounty Rye, quart 65c. Gallon $2.( Monogram Rye, quart 75c- Gallon : /ou will become a regular custom ring Augusta after order is receiv -Prw* -Pull cvixi i f a. i w xv/J. XL4.ll 1V/C7 ilOt* kNN BEER & Co. Au? During the last two years I have been writing either about the dead or fcliose I soma times wish ware dead when a mistake occurs In a newt Item, which I have written about them. I am uews editor oo a country week ly that has a circulation of 1,600, and id published in a town of about 1,700 Inhabitants. 1 like mr wnrir nn. 1j dow and then would I rather be '1 washing dishes Intend of reading j& proofs I didn't step right Into the place, nor was it throat upon me. I comxenced working for It when I was in my early teens, and after persistent diligence I climbed to the throne. When I was in school, at the age of fifteen years. I wrote every week society personals for the Saturday sup* plcmentofTbe Louisville Times and The Courier Journal. 1 did this nearly every week, without fail, until I was graduated, which was four years afterward. My school commencement was two | years ago this last June, and the night 11 was graduated I really felt it was the commencement of my life, but I did not want to turn one stone. To be frank, I was in love; I was happy and content to sit and 1 >ok at tiie American Beauty roses my lover sent me for my graduating present. But my rosea faded and my lover went away to seek his fortune. So my mind did the practical thing and turned my attention to work. It was on the 8th day of August, two months after ray school closed iu the year of 1905, that I got (a position as clerk in the nrintiug ollije in my home town. Taking orders for printing matter, writinir Rtihw*ri?-kMrtr> !? - , ? I'V*vri * ?VW" ters, making out ntwspaper bills, and helping with the bookkeeping war, tho work required of nie. However, doing what was not required of me is how I secured my position. Every time I got a cbance L wrote every news item I heard and gave it to the editor. Sometimes he would use It, and somet imes he would not. When be did I was made glad and his reporter was annoyed Along with my other work, 1 did all I could do please others fn <wry wav for dirt not take me I ng to Me that the secret or success In newspaper work "re t-e please the people even |when you arc not 'pleasing yourse f.?I -oai the Business Circle .f 'Ibe Circle for November. . .cy ti [ty! 1908 M JSTA, QA. & )0 i) $2.50 1 ter. All |j ed. A1 I r. MB : HtE$ i ^ n ^usta, Qa. j|