Women's Rea
Tailored
We are still receiving new tailc
brought some exceedingly new garr
able color and shade in stylish garn
find every suit reasonably priced, a I
Wash Suits
We have a most complete line
on sale .new one-piece wash suits nm
colors. Some styles are plain, othe
embroideries. Prices are very low.
We also offer beautiful wash
garments. There are none handson
$20 to $40.
New Peter Th(
We are selling those very stylii
are the latest ideas in one-piece dres
Bedford cords in all the newest col
range from $20 to $40.
Mail Ord
Wash Skit
We offer a choice line of newt
prices. They are made of rep and ;
$3.50 to $6.00
Swell Paraso
"A sun shade for every gown,"
ply means that it is quite correct to
match your different suits and gov
And we have the parasols. Th
been such a galaxy of beautiful sur
Conceivable shade with or without F
every one is a rare value at t'tom $2.1
Mail Ordi
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man uraers
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Near Death in Din Pond.
It was a thrilling experience to
Mrs. Ida Soper to face death. "For
years a severe lung trouble gave me
rntense suffering." she writes, "and
several times nearly caused my death
All temedies failed and doctors said
I was incurable. Then Dr. King's
New Discovery brought quick reliei
and a cure so Dcrm.-inpnt thnt l
have not been troubled in twelve
years." Mrs. Soper lives in Big Bond
Pa. It works wonders in Coughs
and colds, sore lungs, hemorrhages,
LaGrippe, asthma, croup, whooping
cough and all bronchial affections.
SOc. anil $1.00 Trial bottle free.'
Guaranteed by All druggists.
(]KO, HEM. '1 IMMKltM A S.
.1. Wm. Thurmond
Thmioad & Tiiniueriiiaii
ATTORNKYfi-A I-LAW.
I
Will practice in all Hit' State am* tJ
S. (Courts.
Citi/ens RankltiilK., llatesburg, S. C
i
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dy-For-Wears. | }fe, J
Coat Suits There isi
ired coat suits. The last shipment COlTlDl^t^
nents to our store. Every conceiv- ^
lents can be found here, and you will y ^0 ri0W 1
t from $20 to $50. ^ J x
Unexcelled. We offer
f , , w v. ii dress; Mot
of good wash suits. We have placed
ide of linen and rep in white and all vypirlej of
rs beautifully trimmed in laces and '
$0.50 to $15.00. 0 <1 ^ ^
suits of crown embroidery?elaborate
ler or more stylish. Offered at fromjniOSl ilttf'ci
exquisite g
>mpson Dresses- WV also
sh Peter Thompson dresses. They 110W S V IC
;ses. They are made of serges and
ors. Come and see them. Prices.
ers Filled. We have
T . . and are of I
ts Just m. Newest 1
;st wash skirts at most moderate j ^ 1.25 quali
strikingly stylish. Price* range from
buttings
i j; o yard
Is for bprmg. * ,
Ribbon s
is fashions decree this year. It sim- ~ voy?H flflFf
use parasols of different colois to ^ > UH*
rns. | YVe have
ere has never before in Columbia <4*1 AA
1 shades as we are offering. Every *\l
'ersian borders is shown here. And \ GlVOL Cl(
oo ?o $12.50. the gradua
ers Tilled.
Filled Jy
Columbia,
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CHARLES
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Solilisr Rnlks Death Plot. I'lte l-ltrid tilaw .
j was seen in the red
It seemed to J. A. Stone, a civil war and body of the little
veteran, of Kemp, Tex., that a plot Adams, of Henrietta. 1
existed between a desperate lung Fhpdu Jr?.m. e<;fema
li i .v . years, defied all retnt
trouble and the grave to cause hi*,?,,.,, ,hc best doctors, t
death. I contiacted a stubborn cold . poisoned bloo'.l had
"he writes, "that developed a cough lungs and nothing cot
that stuck to me, in spite of allreme "But," writes his mc
dies; for years. My weight ran down bottles ot Electric iiitt.
to 130 pounds. Then I began to use ly cured him." For t
Dr. King's New Discovery. I now zema. salt rheum, s<
weigh 178 pounds." For severe Colds, blood disorders and
obstinate Coughs. Hemorrhages Klectric Bitter- is sui
Asthma, and to prevent Pneumonia 50c. Guarantee! 1 by all
it's unravaled. 5oc. and $1.00. Trial >
bottle tree. Guaranteed by all drug- '
Hates!,urrf. s. <\ fl ^ao^arks..,^^ o.aj
?? ? H report cu ;<nt?-mat>ility. *
A||!,,? II ..lira- STRICTtY CONFIDENTIAL.
""? < "lll,M ex.-lumvely .Surpaaiiiitf relerei
k I., u u > I . ^'"I,-awake inventor* fhon'ol
0 ill v it. 111. H Ixxik on I tow tooMniiintiit Sell I
a . . on ... I trillion* will pay.llow to/. t p
1 to o J). III. ^ valuuMeInformal ion. S nKrw
h's Spring
re , J/ie Shirt Ji f/zs/s Voa
my
t'l another store in the Carolinas
9 a iine of Ladies' Spring: Waists as
nay be found herebeautiful
waists of lingerie in whi
isquetaire sleeves; beautifully i
nly, each
place on sale other beautiful wais
ctively made at from $2-50 up
;race of riebe Irish lace at
cirt? ^ellino* nl hp?* umicic
? _ ? ^ t. i w ciioic v/i v, v i y
and every one is offered at lowes
ew Dress (ioods for Spri
: a store full of newest dress good;
fering for instance:
Voile 50 inches wide, in all the
tv, offered at, the yard
50 inch: s wide, regular $1.00 goo
triped Batiste sells regularly at $1
;red here, at the yard
a full line of cream serges at the j
jt batiste is very pretty; we have
ting' dots at, the yard
\IMNA8 TCiH'
3 S 3 I ^
the yodi
QC Marion of
and Morgan
wf "N S**% similar positi
JUdI 1U - '"""Jloreon
CUI * -* ii?* i:Oj
of young Co
nj always in tin
^ career was ft
25 approach a 1*
"list or the cManufactarer d t'or'nei
23 ??f his musket
US handed a win
^2 ' was durii
"J A ?2 Hal leek again
i /A & I & I 3 iu,ii tl,a' Mo
^ w-Ilalleek's real
25 harassing lit
J TRl TriC i the'-ivenuL1'!
i 1 I\U VjI\ 3 he kept open :
over them to
?^ must he |hm,
"5 telegra]
I'.. a station
Cj ing ilie army
orporation I
X ** the two-story
,T RT or- 3 telegraph and
)^i Nt S. C. ^ ow- om> 1,1
in his office
' ::a>iiiUiaiiiiiUliiiUUiUiUiUUUlUUiiUFC "/ sll|,|,11it's sc
the window p
?? - stood a man
~ covering him
of Doom II Saved Ills Us. The(
face hands th?ll8ht I'd lose my leg," the pistol to i
son of H. M writes J. A. Swenson. Watertown, ,ion 8,1(1 or(Jei
o ii t i on tim , , sash, venable
a. Mis awlul Wis., hen years of eczema, that 15 (>lin i)0(, in t
had, for five doctors could not cure, had at last "I'm John 1
ai.cs and oai- ]ajtf me Up Then Bucklen's Arnica Morgan usm
.\ho said the 1 ? ,l,is fashion.
affoore i Viic oalve cured it sound and well. In- ... ,
diiecieci las si hie way of !
ild save him. fallible for skin eruptions, eczema
ther, "seven salt rheum, boils, fever sores, burn;. .veanwhile
ers complete- scalds, cuts and piles. 2f;c at all rounded by Ci
eruptions, Ec- druggists. Morgan put !
!>res and all th,i. ke>'- who
rheumatism x <>na,,,e'
lr?m? Onlv l,,on withdruggists
' Wvl'SON h('on warned
^ wore making i
^ Dentist WM walt,n* "
i^^nnr same t<> ad\
ItfH Batesburg. S. C. grapher sent
had gone oft
? ' sffelfc Offi e in relcphonc Building. and an order :
,v'' nuuuler for tl
At Kidge : pring Ever. '1 ,rsda\ Now. there
& though he Is .
I'llOlO, for llee M
tL ouiiNtss the i legraph
I'atCllt I>laCllW V ,
in-n. v "??nentn awak<
.? \vi it In E Subscrib; for 1 lie Ailvo- t) irteen years
' ? hurry, bu
Pn Pift v cale now. $1 per year. x hin
y ^ I t'o- rssion of
inrton, D. C.JI .Hmr.Ue Vena
mind and hai
telegraph out
1
Open
y[
Wc have the
i effects; point Des
that carries!
3 we do. Any Ladies tailor
Lace Collars'
j Collars and C
te and fancy
ind stylishly
Our showing
m-j Qfr most complete an
stylas. The trimm
/. * .no better values a
ts of lingerie p
to those of
crk Satin Foularc
We have the new.
conceivable and
t ni-irpe We offer abs
r'' in all leading shad
and black at, the
We have Bla
~ . utely all pure silk
s for spring- Satin FalIies,
shadings; price, tl
new shades Rajah Silk in
q?c here at' the yard
ds, only, the Japonic\Si"
85c ( Chi??on Pliss
i i all shades, at the
00 and l-2o ,, ,
89c and 98c Most
rard 85c andj^^^
Mercerized cl
all colors in Colored batis
Scotch Zephj
Economy line
suits, the yard
S
outh Carolina.
HG TELEGRAPHER.
room. His circuit
the revolutionary war an^ wah confined t
of the civil war occupy "as bi^ enou*h to
, , ' knew the dot and I
ons in history. General fa(her wa8 a priHOn
started on his military he heard his moth
uimauder ot a company ] less Morgan had
nfederates and operated 1 graph in order to
e middle southwest. His ' a trap and destro;
ill of daring. Ho would tended for the Fnh
nioa picket, assuming to Jimmie got an id
officer, reprimand hint wires nassed withi
?ligence, get possession : window before entt
and thus capture single '?w. He told his
ale picket post. I intended to do, an
tg the campaign of Gen. | took his pla\
st Quaker guns at Cor- brush to one end o
rgan was operating in ^lu' line wire and
in western Tennessee, i cult by means of a
tes of communication, ''tg to the ground,
r important service. An , Vl 8'*>d connect U
fed. That means that 1 '<* didi t know tin
I communication must nor wliat station t<
intl the supplies passing Hll there was eotui
the men at the front l?w, then clicked:
^ t? fj CTftii noro. i in?) ik
pit office at mr town or \ times. it was hea
on tlie railroad supply- tions up the road,
before Corinth, was in ?f 'he train was ad1
in Venable, who lived j One man heard it
ly on the upper floor of i n?t intended. Thai
station building, the crate operating in
1 ticket office being be- Tinimie's room. H<
ght when Venable was the key when he
sending the dispatches clicked and knew tl
get a heavy train load outwitted him. lie
uifh he beard a tap on niander, and a sean
anc. booking up, there limmie's hairbrush
in Confederate uniform bug trom the main
with the muzzle of liis the story. Going t;
ifficer had tapped with covered Jimmie's t
attract Venahle's at ten- w?s the first t<
ed him to throw up the Jimniie was still ui
did so, and the officer i "Have you been
the window. j Hon to the enemy?'
Morgan," he said. i "Yes. 1 have." sai
ally declared himself in He did not know t
It was the best ims- service he had remh
striking an enemy with he hail done some
his cause
the station was sur- "Ho yon know wh
onfederate cavalrymen. ' He bovs who are si
lis own telegrapher at sun.
began to telegraph Hie "No."
had been in commuiii- "Well. It's someth
The conductor had 'hit In this case
that the Confederates bright, brave little <
i raid .-it the region and him somethinj
:> be assured# that it was f,e drew a roll of
ance. Morgan's tele- from his pocket, pic]
a dispatch that Morgan Iar not? and handec
in an easterly direction "H-m!" said Jinn
signed by a Union coin- contemptuously.
.n ?rol? 1 ' nltort SUufac
is a hero to this stojy, plaster." This poa
asleep in his bed above "?ed during the wai
office. lint a flatter Morgan laughed, t
*s hint, lieing not over proenbacks, douhtlei
old, ho doesn't awake e>'- ar*(l- handing a I
t his mother helps him ho>'. went dowi
i that the station la In away, followed by h
tht dreaded Morgan. Having the tri
hit was of a scienliflr wards received a mi
rl already a miniature froni thp United Sta
'fit in his own little Norman P. White.
^ ^ ^ ll
~ -wI I
Beautiful Nets. i 1
largest and best stock of nets in the State, plain button I
prit and "Fish Nets" from 25c to $2.50 I
Neckwear " 1
effect Hemstitched Collars the latest toings' at 25c \ I
Dutch stvles jabots, to match 25c to $2,50
'uff Sets for coat suits, 74c to $2.50 j
ively Shirt Waist Suits 1
of Lingerie one piece Dresses, or shirt waist suits, is the 1
ywhere. These garments are well made and of the latest
ings of lace and embroidery are exquisite. You can find
?nywhere' at from $6.50 to $25.00 I .
sttiest Silks in the City j
Is are all the range. They are proper for early spring,
est designs in all colors anb shandings at, the yard 85c
? ? ? ? ? $1.19
olutely all-Silk (No Mixture) Messaline, 36 inches wide
ies, as wisterir, heilo, violet pink, old rose, cream, whits,
yard . $1.25
ick Satin Raiah the swellest novelty in black silk absolat,
the yard $1.39
36 inches wide; are strictly new and come in the latest
le yard $1.75
all colors the newest goods for Spring Suits offered
49c
: can be oad here in the popular shades at, the yard only I
25c 1
e in the newest materials for daiuty evening Dresses, in 1
yard 19c
Desirable Wash Goods.
atea in fifty different patterns with or without w.aw..,
d solids, best quality, the yard 15c.
^axnbravs in blue, will wash and not fade. 12 l-2c.
te in 10 and 12 yard patterns $1.89
'rs, beautiful patterns, the yard 19c
:n in all colors, just what you want for skirts and coat
15c
Mail Orders Filled (
Es H;:' iIBM fill ffil 1
line alphabet. HI* J**J |?| LfJ U!l 1HI I
ier downstairs. hut ^ t\ A T r* /\ *T fl
pr say that doubt- , AT UlOUIN "
captured the tele tlTmuZ n. ? n ' VSrTp.'
decoy a train into BOIIC iSlIlSj C(U1" &%(. [$\
> the supplies in- Ofl gg^ gg^jy Still, /W'.V ) I
??.Tho telegraph **&>) PUQDlOS. ' FKlkV I
n ten t'eet of his .. ,, _ ^ ^ .. . , ? 1
. _ B. B B. Cures above troubles, Al-e I
ring the office tie- I
mother whet he so bc/enin amt Rheumatism, Test B. I
d she helped hint. 1
wire, tied a hair- B. B. rrout: I
it. threw it over FKfcH
completed his < ir- Fot twentj five years Botanic Blood I
lead pipe extend- B-?ln? (P. H. li }, lias been curing y*-ar- I
it didn't make a H ih usattdR of auffeierwfiom Prltnarj I
in but it sit diced cotular> or Tertiary Blond Poison
. an. , f hikI all fot tits ol 'lead and >kin I ?is>
calls ?,r stations ,,lSes c.., t,., HiP U.nulPm and Ed
tall. He watted ./t |sn \? t. ,i v. j 11most obstinate
larative quiet ho- casts*, lit cause ? B It cures where alt
"P. station. Mor- ahe falls, li vt it have .icttee and pnlna
1 ,v' !.c o\ 'iH,'1 4i! Mucus Pa'ch
rd at several stu- I481" 1 " , ' , Pimule>
, , . ('mint r- nlond Spots. Ijrc'-..!-"nPl( "?
and the conductor pu, ,, ,ir or eyebrow's
vised of it at on. e. s. I' i i?^ int. lulling, waterv blisters j
for whom it was ..i op< r. umo's K'-si g-or Pintphts of
l was the Confed- Eczeltia. Pol is Swc lings, Eat it g
the office below sores, take II B. B. It kiils the
, was sitting near " mt? '?" l,'t.h " 'J P?rc and r'.d),
, . ..., coinp'ohlv < hanging the entire body
heard the words .llloMn cVi,h5 c . dII ion. healhat
some one had u jf evt'ty M'ie i.i pi inn Us aid slopping
notified his com- ?ui|?chta. p n s and Helling, curing
r-h was made, and the voisl c.'s?-< t Uiood Poison, llheu*
was seen dang- nialistt; oi I?cy.cii<a.
wire. 11 told tliem HOI A.Nh HI OOP HALM ( B. II, B)
. . ,. .. is p easant and -afe to tak?; c imposed
pstatrs. the> dis- ol Jurc U Latlil. ?^red|cnt?. It purllevice
1 he gen- fies and < hiiche- th" blood B. H B.
o enter the room, strength* ns the erv? g and builds up
t his key. the hr l.c down s>stent. DRUWGI
sending infornta- $1 PKIt l? ? BH l'< HOI ' LE, with dl'
he asked reetlons f?>r home cure.
d Jimmie nroudlv 1 SAflPLE SET FREE by writing to
d Jimmie proudly. BL??OD BALM CO., 16 Bio d Balm
he extent of the Bunding, Atlanta, Cia. When writ
^red. hut was sine jn^, for sample give name of your
thing valuable to trouble, if you kno .v
V ' Horehound Mullien and Tar cures
s ,IS " '' ' that cough and cold. Nothing like
| it in the world. Try it. Large bottle
ing very terrible J 25 cents.
the boy ts very Why suffer from LaGrippe. Take
^hap, and we will one bottle of Horehound Mullien
E for candy. ancj Tar and if it does not cure that
Confederate hills COugh ask for your money back and.
ked out a ten do!- yOU wiH get it. Don't be deceived
l it to Jtnimie. just as g00d medicine. Just use
rnie looking at it Qne hottle 0f Horehound Mullien
lain t woit i .< an(^ f^urrayS> anj you will nevtal'^currency"
w as er take any other cough medicine.
- in lieu of silver. All the ingredients of Horehound
ook out a roll of Mullien and Tar are vegetable and
us captured mon- you can make no mistake in using it
Sve-dollar note to for young and old. Try it. Only 25
istairs and rod? - cents. All druggists handle Horelia
troopers. I hound Mullien and Tar. If not send
tin Jimmie after- oc; pntc t\ IrAct * r\ T~\? ?
jch larger reward vvr yruK
tea goveroment - C? follJmb,a they will send you
one bottle express paid.
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