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We have bou. c. It is our aim to convince all the by doinu so. save them the expense o establishment and the lirst come are ti Come let us convince you that make you prices and see if you can be White Good Dt I )otted Swiss i - to 2=>c. I lemslitched I )otted Swi; rj Madras in ;ill I inures and \ Pique at 20 :iik1 2sc. l.inon Haxon this seasoi dresses 2=>c.--v> inches wid All kinds <>l White Lawn: Linen Sheeting no inches Linen Sheeting 72 inches &j tiling lor the price. ">() in. Linen Lawn soc. so in. Art Linen 00c. Co the very thine lor Ladies Co | 40 in. Lon.eerie at 20 and | and Cream 2sc. c Union l.inon v> in 20c. th Baby dresses and aprons at i? Lovely Check Dimities at beautiful line of White C< g and Swisses for summer w; iioys All si/es and stvles. Barea 2 . - -- I miiis an.i an KiiKl of 1 runks. Instruments. Clocks. Lamp: Chiklrcns oxfords nil sizes and price fords in colors Black, Tan, Oxblood am jrv. s . i\* ?nm ' rrtti j'V '*'*' ' Rutland big1 c Before tearing down my buiKli to Inst tor to clays only. 29 Taylor-Gannady 15 K. P. Guano I 10 Dew Law Cott< 10 Howard Guano 10 Tex as Middle 5 Moline Cotton ana Y ou will make a bi^ goods for less than fat Don't forget your tonic Hesses and : kilkt an * i ne piace *> ! M E Rutk * '# ?&!?'.. Sits \VIA, AL'y - S??> OU/ ' . ?ht goods to compete i patrons of the Batesburg dry goods market tlu 1 car tare and lost time. All our goods are mark rst served and have the choice of the many bai we can sell you goods cheaper than you can b at us elsewhere. mnHMummmmmmmmmmMamtmmmmmmmammmm is 1 China silks apartment japomka si . y ci. - / II m wide at Si ^ 2*c. Mandalay Sh; stripes Ironi 12'i to 2ic. the extremely Tan or black. is newest thing Or white Kmbroidere e. embroidered 1 > Ironi 8c. to 2-c. I'riscilla Po Si.2. the vaiu. T:m with Ret wide Si.oo vd. Beautilnl n . ... Colored Mi Muslins wit . . . . , . Muslins all rded Ren loin. wide at 2sc.. .. , . .. .. 1 lcl.. Several piet at Suits and Skirts. ... , ..... . ... hue trench 2 ~>c. 12 in. Soisette in white Chester Clc ie yd. Check Nainsook for ata-^cyd. Ca prices from Sc to 2sc. sl,lts 2()L all prices up to 40c. Ginghams ; )ods in the check Longerie hrays linen lii tjsis for skirts. Mo . all colors soc. Suits. S '! ,yd- u Copenhagen ; ins in Overalls, Pants, Coats. ^\\ }<j1Kts (,f , Grips, Suit Cases. Musical prjnts darks a *'ctc- yc, A lot of J s going ;I1 bargains. Ladies oxfords and 3 fif 1 Chocolate. * ? .. \ A ' ' ' * * if V^\ -V14 ' > f * ?; , i (Irlfc. vf /' - * DA 1 C I gives ano ut in pric* ngs am oblige to move some of the goods. S top buggies were $75.00 now i Distributers were 9.00 now < on Planters were 3.50 now i (Distributers were 5.50 now < Bursters were 6.50 new o 1 Corn Planters 15.DO now o mistake if vou let this chance y dory cost. live stock in spring time the} Pratts food will help them. A d poultry food for chi 'kens. your dollar t^oes farth Mid, ?Tl3i ??i? I I 1 mm L?= with Columbia and Augusta it we can give them the same selection and same prices tha :ed in plain figures. Our poor customers are treated with I rgains that we are now offering. uy them in Augusta or Columbia. We don't ask you to bu; Colored Goods , Pink, White and Black soc yard. chon linen a Ik in Navy. Garnet, White and Black at match. 1. wide. Splendid quality black Tafetta ^6 _____ .(X) and Si.2=^ yard. Ribbons a antung in white qsc yd. Pongee >o in. wide! ^ fG ^oc 5. ' low price of 2-c in Navy. Champagne,! Come see' 1 , . ... , , . , lars white ar iu Swisses 111 all popular colors with fancy r v, . borders at 2sc. yd. ' hl:nc>' Net c plin. nl 2sc yd. t colors Tan with Brown, Jabots twent I, 1 piece with two shades of Blue. , .. ... , r, , A'l colors ( islins all shades with Embroidered dots 2sc. i w*ish belts :h stripes all shades at 20c yd. > * colors and figures imaginable at 10c yard. \,k tNVent> :es muslin v th pretty side stripe at isc. yd I cen*s- ^ Gingham in several shades at 25c. yard , n,1(1 black 10 ?th Pink, Tan and Lavender with side stripe j I a tea in stripes, very thing for boys wash . L;k1ies 1:111 T Guaranteed not to fade. 1,ve ct>nts. P md Percales galore at 10 and 12c. Cham- burg collars lish 10c. All kinds of woolen goods Gauze vesl hairs all colors v> in wide at soc. Panama Splendid li Poplar Cdoth. Pink hln#? fwim .m,i ku,i, - emu L'wtLt\! wmie croc nion Linen V) in. in colors Pink. Baby blue dozen. Li iiul Lavender. 1)aiid> line washable black goods at is 20 and 2sc. lace at twent nd lights, all colors and figures from s to ity for fifty c( duslins we are running at sC yd worth 10c. twenty fiv< ty kind tor the next few days S2.00 and $2 fifty. Ladies sh 1... A < Yv, Vf >',? "fr t.. - 1|{% LA- ?ta J4 -*-2 ** j>; .% Jfe I3DUKU, S. C. mmmmm-- Sfe .^yUdy * W W j Will rec.cvc oil d CiCVcli ixu ~l^j^r ^r'P" Coffee Strainer Coupon privi-^4 *e?e' *rom Shoop, Racine, Wis. | F 'f:,: I Jr ikLr.-.' It is silver plated, very pretty, and Jli a M positively all dripping of tea or cofr fee. The Doctor sends it with his new free book on "Health Coffee" sim^ piy to Introduce this clever substitute ^9?jpi for real coffee. Dr. Shoops health ,*TV, coffee is gaining its great popularity I because of, first its exquisite taste ! and flavor, second its absolutely healthfulness, third its economy, 1 1-2 lb 25c. fourth its convenience. No | tedious, 20 to 30 minutes boiling, "Lade in a minute" says Dr. Shoop. O hero ire fhe onR ! Try h at your ?rouer's for a pleasant JK llK Cl,TS suprise. Dreher Bros. only 50-00 "I'd Rather Die Doctor. \l^ ! ^an ^ave mV *eet cut off." said OldiV 5 ()0 :!agg: M. L. Bingham, of Princeville, 111. j i "but you'll die from gangrenet which only 2.50 ^ had eaten away eight toes ) if you -i' p. r\ i don't," said all doctors. Instead he OilI V O.OU ' used Bucklen's Arnica Salve till j * . ~ wholly cured. Its cures of Eczema, 11! V '4.00 Fever sores, Boils, burns and Piles , . A AA astound the world. 25c at all drugnly 10.00 W slip to buy Presents. #4 jewelry? diamonds. 7 need a stkklinc sii.vkk. I go llCe 1 ^ AT( IlKS, CM 'T GLASS, A11T GOODS. AM Nrw and absolutely >TV beautiful Goods. Come pvcf J?3?t in whenever you have rv^l an op port unity. KtiMltMltbR we only handle SOI.II) * A" and (lenuine (ioods If no", convenlent to come in. send ill your Mail Order, which always has our I' rsoual Attention with a (iuarantee to Please Always glad to aia, see you at 3T~TR,GS- * SYLVAN BROS. - ' V# .lew olors. Silversmiths and Opticians, ('??i\ Main ami Hampton Sts. \is KLs u ^ < 'OIA'M I HA, S. (\ both in quality and price. 19 t can be obtained in cities much larger Batesburg and I ' fie same deference and respect characteristic of our I | / but we do for vour sake wish you to come and let u? I ^^1 1 Sprit 52 in at 75c. Polka Dotted Net 42 in. f: | ot of Val laces from 5 to 20c. Pretty Tor- f I | t sc Edges in all widths with insertion to I 11 colors and shades narrow and wide from - I 7! our new neck wear for ladies, stock col- I ollars twenty five and fifty cents. Beautiful I I ' y five and fifty. I I . >f Belting twenty five cents a belt. White 9 I 10 to twenty live cents. Hlastic belts I p ' five cents, black, navy and brown at I diildrens belts for buster brown suits red ?j I to twenty five cents. p I ndry still collars embroidered 20 to twen- j laid Windsor Ties twenty five. Batten- | 10c. Dutch collars 10 to 2- h' \ I?out size?fifteen cents Medium 10c. | y|. 1;^ ne of pearl buttons five to fifty cents dozen :het buttons for coat suits 75c to Si.00 a jj. j nen buttons 10c dozen. $ of ladies hosiery embroidered, lisle and y live cents. The same, only better qual?nts. Also have the "Oxblood" lisle at ! y-'^j oes all colors oxblood slippers just arrived. Mens Ox V JE " \ ~ ' 1 / | J? r 1 % igt i The old fashioned way of Posing a modern russia. weak stomach, or stimulating the xt . ??- a 11 i-v Great Resistance of Five RevolutionHeart or K.dneys is all wrong. Dr. itt3_ Three whom E,e,p>d. Shoop first pointed out this error. \ Ti . , , . ... i Five i oimc men left Odessa by an xhis is why his prescription I3r. * . . ....i y.. ... , tj \ . t . i evening tram for 'be little townsmp bhoop s Restorative is chrectedenti- ; ( , ivow_08era The> were ?een rely to the cause of thesa ailments tiv p. ;.IU. wal(.hnian to proceed. the weak inside or controlling nerves. ()llf> OJK to aI1 empty couage. The It isnt so difficult, says Dr. Shoop. ,,;u,hma? repotted the incident to the to strengthen a weak Stomach Hear: J ,-?.i. r police inspector, who forthwith or Kidneys, if one goes at it correct-) .i r- u the sergeant to Investigate. ly. Kach inside organ nas its control-! i ;t<-i tool, with him two gend. ling or inside nerve. When these: anc s and a couple of Cossacks, au nerves foil then those organs must; rano to the empty cottage was surely falter. These vital truths are! dc an-ie.] but no reply was given. leading druggistr every whenl tu ciis-' 1 ' :*'rgcant ordered hie men to tone pense and reccommv Dr. Shoop's lil' ,lt)0: nn ,lu" ,,,OIm'nl ,1'' wa* restorative. Test it tor a few days,; h> ^ shots r.on. a and see! Improvement will promptly . 1,1 'uu !'( 8t!!' V ... ~ , , , ,, 1 ' was n:> ij\ wounded. rhe polite tttfollow. Sold by Gunters Drng Store. sp?(.tui nmv ;ul,ni.dly ^nl to tbe - _ _ - _ neighboring garrison for assistance. which cnnie very quickly in the shape IDon't Risk even ?penny-t.l.til hwdth returns. of ?f,>' infantrymen and fifty fog. And I mean Just exactly that. sacks. l am tin* ono i>ln >icinn ho say* t" the slok. "I Again the inmates of tlie cottage u ill. nut of ni) own poi kt i no oryourmedi- ? ,, , rlru-if it falls t?> tiriiiK ..ou * t.ilbd upon 10 surrender find And for A) y* ar* Dr. M.oop. m< licinos have again there wa*. no response. The B B il a I military then advanced and opened a gw! ?^s -'f -TV p< f H voj| \ at ii . This was instantly IS 1* ? g[ Bg I ; t lie l cr l>> tlie well.Himt 1 tire of been usedand roconuiu .ded i. . . . y , and live mug i 11 o revolv ers I his siege hamlet In America Tli i. t?.. . !y -tami- .?n t! deft m-. then ct ntinnod for eijrhard In every c?'ii>iuu i>??md everywhere. Then why pay the cash, a-id it your ri.-W for te<M1 ?"<? tho improved fort other unwarranted ivte im> t.? >Ii?-;r>-?" ol the live voting revolutionaries was Thousands upon thou: :i< \ In the puM ,. . , , . . i . , successfully n- d l)r. H .<*>,- mm >uiiendered onl> when then ammunlv in n tii. mo- RB * n n"rv tioft wtts ; oent. Krom tne corner ot n. rr" Si "fail! ^ I |; ? Y til. J- in'../- !! v.npct window came a hand which know how g || ,'JfT | > it fluttered a white handkerchief. This I Ko- i. til filing thi inhucktotioaht uKais lit ' t? -t of n>!. | was at first mistrusted b> the mlliti.<-y positively taken. .. :. * hp ' -r. nry. wlto delivered another volley They know that when 1 .??.ih fe' ? to . irn It. .... . . s; wiiihin.-eil glad' a.: I III .1 1iage door wan then opened that test And for that t a a d. y treat- b\ ,t voting man ill a .ed shift, wlio id. iti freely (rruiiUMj. ?... 1 ? , I nm write me first for an c rd r. flung down his revolver ( lose with. Tliis will gave delay an< di-aprilntrnei:!. ,!1 'hrt hold lav the ltody of one Ml druggists - II Dr s ...r. .w mall <M hU companions, hut the othet Dr H? a,. ?pa ithiiiihti11 three l ad I aped K. me<lv. t.ut Sk tlx tr/\ "" M" ' , nuthorlzcdto ^?c:v- t?> I he o.ie piisoner captured explainph?M--for'l " ' t? * is }i!? v1.' . <<i to the commandant that his dead ed an honest and responsibled:w?:.st inulmost comrade iiad not fallen by ft military . very conmntnity.every wl . o . n i-en e m.v "no ,.(i , , , tKV help, no pay," in?wlicin? < to the sick. had ? ft woundetl 111 the i Tell mo also which book you med. khonjder. and with the last cartridge Tlie In wiles helovv will st - 'r o: to r.vv and lit li is KVidvci l.atl :.tit himself j SoWl!'^^ IS io7niOVt?W?sa: through the tt tuple It is believed ly free to consult 5 -'S i Jt.-t n-t jott that the entjitv ? ut a. v\.i> helng ntll. vvotild your I ftflj yi home physic- I , , , , , iail. M V fi<1\ io W it \ tin ln*?k 1/ (1 ith Ik .ib ! It. V U Ix-low arc yours?and without cost. ? - Perhaps a word or two ' <i ire will <)>nr tip Kentucky Ulrt Jockey i "-"v! -n,,,,.. j,u,,dr,d Kin.. ?re ww* personal advice plait. M\ ir >t t-iTn. i the harness trade In New ^ork, * S ^ jj| -'nd Kentucky has a girl jockey. 5 f \ wi IT U Kev. Mr Hent. alter Vicar of Wootworth vour simple nsim <'. so write now whiV vlch. had, after leaving Oxford, a you Wv- It fr-h ?n irh . r t.;?mrrow never , as curate. rOQ)(^. Pr Shoop, iv>X which bc-jiah.-..i i n<i Yen' "You are the incumbent?" some So. 1 On Dyspepsia So. 1 For Women (;ne asked. No. 2 On the Heart No t o "No," he replied. "| kit Hent with. No. 9 On tho Kidney* So. f< On lthcumathm OM. (^p income."