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cheaper than von have had the opportunity <
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TTF.N DRY GOODS CC
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tite, strong nerves healthy vigor, all
because stomach, liver and kidneys
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SCHOLARSHIP sad ENTRANCE
* EXAMINATICN.
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, The examination for the award of vacant
K _ Scholarahipe in Wlnthrop College and for the
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j plicaata for Scholarship* should write to Preei ?*
i <t?at Johnson before the oxamumthxt tor Scholr
I arebip examinati >n blanks.
d?k& Scholar-shi i* are worth $HI> an?i free tuition.
The next iteasioti will open September 15, 1UUU
For further information and catalogue, address
l'nxs I) 11 Johnson, Itock Hill. S. V.
Hz 5
or 6 doses "666" will cure any
case of Chillsand Fever. Price 25c
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L. M. MITCHELL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, j
Hatesburg, S. C. I
Office Hours:
* U i 8 to 9 a. m.
s c ! 2 to 3 p. m.
| 7:30 to 9 p. m.
tONB i*l909
fW j^|ffe> fevtriL
By IMo^jBagrtmyy.
Oat of O\0 jJodrfle^ twenty hatlf?i,
cofttlev figures, find after them
tnl polled. The pursiied Were smaller
and mora agile, the pqrsuert well
trained and stronger. It was a famous
raid?gamblers caught in the
act, the Implements, some of them
valuable, all confiscated, and the
men Beised after a long run, all except
one?Jack McKay.
That ?... ?W_ J -
. ..?v vuo uuu urawuttCK lO ino
whole thing, for he vm kDOwn to
be leader and organiser of the gang,
and a man who has organised one
gang Is, as a rule, perfectly oapable
of organlnzlng another.
In vain all search, all offered reward;
he had disappeared, us off the
faco of the earth, and his captured
frlendB, though closely questioned,
could give not the slightest Idea as
to his whereabouts.
One person could have told where
Jack McKay was, and that was Mollis.
Mollis was a tall slip of a girl,
with soft brown hulr and great blue
eyes and the sweetest face ever seen
on a lass. When Jack first met her
on the street one day a year before
he stopped short to look at her; and
being a tall, square, good-looking
chap, his gaze made her eyes droop
und the soft color come Into her
face. At that Jack deliberately
turned and followed her at a respectful
distance to her home, made
friends with her father, and In an
amazingly short time was known
as the sweetheart of pretty Mollle
Burns.
She knew nothing about him. Just
took hfm on truBt; when he suld he
bad enemies, she thought It was because
he was so good, and he had
not the heart nor the Inclination to
undeceive her.
Now when he dodged under the
arm of a blue-coated pursuer and
swung another one out of the way
with one blow of his big fist, ho ran,
more from force of habit than anything
else, straight in at the door
and up the stalrH to the Burns tenement.
It was In the Bmall hours of
the morning, and he did not want to
frighten Mollle, so he pushed open
the door Into the kitchen and
stretched out on the floor tp sleep,
knowing that Mollle would come first
In the morning to build the Are.
When she came, he called her
softly: "Mollle."
"Jack!" she cried. "Oh, what's
the matter, dear?" And she came
townrrt htm *?>tt-V. 1
? -??vu uci til III 19 OUl"
stretched and her eyes pitying him.
He drew away.
"Don't, Mollle," he said huskily;
"you mustn't touch me. I don't know
what I'm here for anyway, unless It's
to tell you the truth."
He paused and she gazed at him
wonderlngly.
"Don't look at mo that way," he
cried. "I'm not lit for you to touch
pers to-day; that Jack McKay Is a
Rambler and a sharper, and that his I
business Is to cheat men out of their
hard-earned wages. I've been tryln'
to get Into somethln' else, ior your
sake, lately, Mollie, dear, but I
couldn't seem to, and old ways are
hard to" break. So good-by, Mollle;
you'd best forget all about me."
"Jack, what are you going to do?"
"Give myself up to the police."
"Jack," she hesitated, then came
and laid her hands on his shoulders
and looked Into his eyes. "Jack,
dear, if I'll get you out of the country
and keep them f-om finding you
will you promise me to he a good
man as long as you live?"
He caught his breath. "Mollle, it's
too big a risk for you."
"Promise," she urged.
"I promise." he said, solemnly;
"but It's leavin' my heart behind me
I'll be, Mollle, dear."
She did not answer, but crossed
'the room and took an envelope from
the shelf, then came and stood before
him again. "Now listen. Nobody
knows your name around here,
so one name Is ss good as another.
So you're Mr. John Carey and you're
going back to the old country. Your
room and passage were taken last
Friday for to-day's boat. You see,
Mr. Carey, who bought these?this
ticket, had a bad turn und tho doctor
said It woold kill him to go, and
his wife brought the ticket In here
iui mo iij mho uncii in \nc inornin".
So. Mr. John Carey, I will hire a carriage
for you and to-night you'll be
safe and away." Then her eyes very
pleading, "Jack, you'll keep your
promise, won't you? And you must
try and forget me."
"Forget you, darlln'? An' It'll be
rememberln' you that'll make me
keep my promise. Then by and by,
when I've got a Job and a little
money?oh, I'm not worthy of you,
but 1 shall send for you Just the
same. Now let me see the ticket."
She drew away n little as she
handed him the envelope; she knew
what would happen. Ha looked up
In surprise as he opened It. "Why,
1 Mollle, there's two tickets here."
"Mrs. Carey was gofn' too, Jack."
"But what'll I do with them?
Mollle, oh, Mollle!" with dawning
comprehension, "you don't mean you
? you?"
| "Of course I am," she said. "Did
you think I'd let you go alone?"
Ka.AA A# All V. a
> iic uv/nt-o UI nit uyiug lUrdH are
hollow and filled with air, tlitis combining
the greatest atrenffh with the
least weight.
A fine ruby weighing one carat it
worth 9*60; a BapphJre $300 and a
Alamoad II CO,
To KTniil wriiiiwresults take Foley's Kidn.'y
Ri'iiuily i?t the first stgn of kidney or hladdedlflordor
sncb as bm-karbe. urinary trregulnit%,es.
exhaustion, and you will sooti U- well
Oorninenee taking Foley's Kidney Kennedy to
flay, OunU-t Drug store.
For Everything Good to Edt
Fresh and Up-to-Date, go to 1
BA I ESBURO, S. C.
THE GIJIGNARD BRICK WORKS. I
The best brick on the market,
Orders filled with dispatch.
COLUMBIA, - S.C
Presents ^?y reac*er ?* ***? paPcr
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, Vc,ever "N?
Drip Coffee Strainer Coupon priviSTERLING
SIL\ ER, ^ lege, from Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis.
WATCHES, CUT GLASS, It is silver plated, very pretty, and
ART GOODS. positively prevents all dripping of te i
All New and absolutely or coffee. The Doctor sends it, with
beautiful Goods. Come his new free dook on "health coffee '
in whenever you have simply to introduce this clever suban
opportunity. stitute for real coffee. Dr. Shoop's
REMEMBER we enly handle SOLID Health Coffee is gaining its gre t
and Genuine Goods. If not con popularity because of: first its exvenient
to come in, send in your quisite taste and flavor: second its
Mail Order, which always has our absolu'e healthfulness: third its eco~l>
rsonal Attention, with . Guar- omy^j |b 25c. {ourth its con_
ante, to Please Alw.ya ,l.d venience No tedious. 20 to M
see you at .
minutes boiling. Made in a minute
SYLVAN BROS. says Dr. Shoop. Try it at your
grocer's for a pleasant suprise.
rtaxVAol.aiw WilfiitvmitVtu o ?>/! ^ . ?
,v..mmvxir, urener Bros.
Opticians,
Cor. Main and Hampton Sts. IT
coLUMiviA, s. c. CHEAP EXCURSION BATE8
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Miiiiy of our citizen* are drifting toward*
BrlKbt'n dbeine by m-tflwtinB symptom* of
kidney and bladder trouble whi 'b F< ley's Kid|
liey Remedy will cure (lunter's Drugstore. Ashville, N. C. and Return.
SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRA- Arcoimt of National Association .
NCE EXAMINATIONS CLEM- of T> P* A> S- MaV 31-June 5th,
SON AGRICULTURAL. COL- tickets on sale May 25 29 and 30
LEGE. and for train suheduled to arrive
At the County Court-House on Asheville before 3:00 P M Mav 31
Friday. July 2nd at 9 A. M. the iQf)0 r , r C . 7
Scholarship and Entrance Examin ' ^ days from date
ations to Clemson Agricultural Col- of sale. Stopover privilegas.
lege will be held under the direction t^., . , A . ^
of the County Board of Education. oun ?in anc Ashville N. C.
Applicants must be at least 16 and return.
J?,e.pre.e?red Account Southern Student Con
I iu cum mc i iciimiaii \^iass. mere i
I nr* nr% c^u^ift^rUirtc ir* fV>?? Pr^norQ. S lcrsiicc Y. M. 0. A. 2nd Y. W. C? A
I tory* Class, rhis class is only open I June JO. iAt9. Tickets op sale to
i > : i r'lll">l * Cl f )C ? '? ?
, .Vhe\?*. June 7.8.P. and to Black
[arc living ir section?, of the StateIMountain June 9, 10,11. Final" limit
where school facilties. are^poor. returning June 23- 1909
Scholarships are w j. th $100.00 and
Free Tuition. The next session of Chariottesviiie, v'a. and return.
Clcrtison Agricultural College will Account Summer Schoo Univer.
begin Sept. 8 1909.
Apply to the County Superinten- s'ty ?* Virginia, June 18 - July 31
lent cf Education after June 20th Tickets on sale June 15,16.17-28
for : eeded information concerning July 5> and n Final ^ returning
the Scholarship Examinal'ons.
For catalogs, further information days after date of sale.
and cards upon which to make ap- Los Angeles, Cal. and return.
pliowtio.. for entrance to the College,
address P. H. Mell, president. Clem- Account B.P.O.E. Convention
son College S. C. July 11-17. Dates of sale M~y 31,
June 1. 2, Final limit Oct. 31 1909.
MEN PAST FIFTY IN DANGF.K
M. n j*ist mill.ii<- iif?* i)nv,* foumi comfort ami Louisville, Ky. and return.
,vh.fi? F..!..WK,d?(1y Kcrn^ly tally for Acc0unt annual seSsion Ancient
enlarged prostrate gland. which is very eoiniiion
among cidcriv men L. k. Morris. i>?-xt?*r. Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic
KV wme?: ;-up to U y?.r *. .ny father suf- shrine June ><-10, 1909. Dates of
rer?fci? from kidney t&nd blunder trouble and aev mi
i)hy?i<'iaii? )>ronuum-<Mi it enlargement of sale June 5, t), 7, return limit June
the proetrate gland and advised nn ope rut ion. 1909
On account of bin age we were afraid he could
notstand it and 1 recommended Foley'??Kidney **pmnV.:<- Tpnn
Hi'itwly mid the first bottle relieved him. and i-Cim.
after takinK thenocoud bottle he was no hmger Account annual remion United
troubled with this complaint Uunter'* Drug
Store. Confederate Veterans Jure 8-10,
dates of sale June 5, 6, 7, return lim'Tf5
,gt)y it June 14, with extension to July 1st
College of Charleston ^y depositing ticket and paying SO
135th j?r h?tln, Oclol er I, ccntt cx?a Stopovers.
Entrance examinations will be
held at the County Court House on Seattle, Wash, and return.
Friday, July 2, at 9 a. m. All can- Eccount Alaska- Yukon Pacific
didates for admission can compete Exposition. Tickets on sale May 24
in October for vacant Boyce scholar- Sept. 30th final limit returning
ships, which pay $100 a year. One 0ct- 31' 1909; Divcrse routes with
free tuition scholarship to each st0T0% er PrA'-:e?esCounty
of South Caroli: a. Board Excursion.
and furnished room in Dormitory. 1 Summer rates in effect Ma> 29th
$12. Tuition. $40. For catalogue to Sept. 30th final limit Oct. 31 1909
address Harrison Randolph, Convenient schedules and superioi
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> - ww. v* w?? v I ii<ani oti viv^w a i dn ^uilllS ill dill Uir
i cctions via Southern Railway.
A Thrilling Rescue. I
TT _ .. T f i-u For information and detail, call on
How Bert R. Lean, of Cheny, I
,,, , . . , . , any agent of the Southern Railway
Wash, was saved from a frightful , , _ _ .. _ * /- t? a
.... ; or address: J. L. Meek. A. G. r. A.
seath is a story to thrill the world i
, . ..... .. Atlanta, Ga. or W. K. McGee, 1. P,
A hard cold, he wrttes, brought I
on a desperate lung trouble that baf- ugusta. a.
fled an expert doctor here. Then I ^ No, b? ~ ,
paid $10 to $15 a visit to a lung
specialist in Spokane, who did not onc ^as cver ma^e 3 S5>lv'C?
help me. Then I went to California ointment, lotion or balm to compare
but without benefit. At last I used ^uc^icn s Arnica Salve. Its
Dr. King's New Discovery, which *ie onc Pei ^Cl healer ?f Cuts,
. . . . t ? Corns. Burns, Bruises, Kczema, Salt
hnmnlctAlu rurc. i m? nn.l ???< 1
r - ^ Rheum. For Sore Eyes. Cold Sores,
as well as ever. For Lung Trouble Q,apped Hands its supreme, lnfalFronchiti;,
Coughs and Colds, As- Uble for Piles. Only 25c at all
thma. Croup and Wboopi*f Cough druggists.
its supreme 50c and $1.C0. Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by All 5 or 6 doses "o(S6" will cure any
j^ruggists. |c lie of Chrlls and Fever. Price 25c