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I Shoop's Health Coffee. It actually pneumonia, bole
I goes a third farther than all others, not only stops tV
1 an(l besides it is "made in a minute" and strengthens
1 No 20 to 30 minutes tedious boiling serious results ne
I is at all neccsrarv. Pure toasted genuine l oley's
1 grains malt, nuts, etc. have been so tains no harmful
I cleveriy blended as to give a wen- ye'low packag
I derfully s tisfving. true genuine cof- Store.
I fee flavor and taste.."ot *firam Subscribe for '
I of real coffee is used 100 cups, 25c,
B Sold by Dreher Bros. $1.00 ptr yeir in
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in the city,
are showing the latest styles
n's Youth's and Children^
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OCHESTER MADE CLOTHINI
best hand-tailored clothing 01
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sand over-coats of this mak<
5I8.0O to $35.00
sr makes at $10.00 to $16.0(
i mothers
I TWO PAIR PANTS AT 3.51
> JUVENILE SUITS & REEFER!
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in Store Columbia, S. C
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|y for L. ,;pt. I DR. J. A. YVATSON
?hs ire dangerous, Dentist
:ntly develop into Batesburg, S. C.
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the lungs so that po . . ,
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SVILLF., S. C.
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Merchandise Establishment
lean and fresh.
l call and let us show you.
*erry Hall,
Stead ma n S. C.
STOVE TIME IS HERE
Let us supply your Need:
We carry a complete line of Paints, Oils, Hardwar
Mantels, Tiles, Grates, Builders', Hardware, Tools et<
Let us estimate on your needs.
1 Henderson Suydam Hardware C<
1445 Main St. Columbia, S. C.
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Headquarters for Christmas Gifts
Wonderful Artistic Selection.. of Hand Paintt
China, Tinted and White Statuary, Art Pottery, Import
Xmas. Cards, Calendars, etc., Xmas Stationery, Dennisoi
j Xmas Seals, Tags, Labels and Hollv Boxes.
Beautiful Framed and Untrained Pictures, Brass ai
1 Copper Ware of Quality.
Come in and enjoy this treat with us.
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The XMASSY Store,
) Colnmbia, S. C.
THE BATESBURG
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Can furnish the best fruitcake mad
When ordering your Confection.'
why not order jour Xmas (iraper
' Appks,Raisins, Ham tanas etc., atth
same time.
OrJnr; nromotlv filled.
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GAMBLERS PAY JLif, j | " I nit of this one haul. Twenty-c
negroes weie caught in the act"
FINES. the h mse cf Timothy Lewis
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Aik r:v. Jan.4 -Ye-terdu/ Morn ng morning. 1 / were arrested and I
f Chief of Police H. H. Howsrd and ken into custody.
Policeman Wade Pat erson and H. The following is a record of ea<
A. Bush o' ti.e Aik? :i f rce made ?:1C: J A Mitchell, $10 bond forfei
, the largest haul of ? mb!e:s in years, ed; Jesse James. $10 bond forfeite
; After all the fines had b? n pricl this Sam Walker, pleaded guilty, f
; morning *165 was hande? ov.r by lorn Glover, plef.dcd guilt
' | the chief to the city treasury as rg_ $10 fine; John Eidson, pleade
guilty, $10 fine; Jack Chasoir, foun
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P ^'uiity, $10 fine; Will Coates, found is ringing, soft it i'aiis upon the ei r
_j /guilty, $10 fine; Timothy Lewis, awakening melodious echo in the
^ $25 bond forfeited, Noah Minton, heart of mourning. But time re^
pleaded /guilty, $10 fine; Dan Douse morseless time, is passing and even
pleaded /guilty, $5 fine; Yancy in the throes of death the old year
L\ Haines, found /guilty, $10 fine; Paul looking back welcomed the New
Minton, pleaded /guilty, $10 fine; Year as it, entered in its vigorous
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Walter urant, pieauea yutuy, ?piu yuuui auu nupeiui neart exciaimea
** fine; Bennie Walker, escaped; Mar- the New Year, the glad new year
ion Andersen, dismissed; Bubby with its coming- hope renewed a?
Smith, escaped; C Oliver, escaped; wakens joy and love arising fi n
Henry Barnes, found gj'uilty, $10 the grave of old affections will :cWill
Thompson, found gfuilty, $10 complish even greater deeds t n
fine; Warren Brown, escaped; Mack those inscribed upon the scroll of
Walter, found jguilty, $10 fine. past years for the bow of h e
_ ? " bended by the hand of God s .s
,t RIDGE SPRING NEY/S *??. utmost reach and love .J
mercy written upon the clouds of
life reflect the undimmed brightnc: s
Janus the two faced God looked 0? a prom:,sed heaven.
both forward and backward. Then be optirunic enough to
rhe Christmas tide with its joy- hope that the rr rcss of the new
ous reunions, cherished gift gi\ing year reaching out its three hut Ircd
and general rejoicing has come and ancj s;xty.five c\ayS will hold equal
gone leaving in its wake a sen^e oi 0pp0rtunjties for us to fill life's . nutcheer
and harmonious good-will ary with grain i t c 1 of chaff, g.
t,o? 1 Kri.rV-v:<?n mnnv an rrst ....
..... .... is -?' ruying our p?rr, rejoicing in our
? while da> of gloom and radiate in ri. ? .. ,
7 , , present, realizing that manhood is
our hearts the clow ot Peace on _. , . ,
* , moie than money and that the revEarth."
Even while our footsteps __ , . r . , . ,
, , , , , al ioad to individual endeavcr r
st,11 lingered on the threshold o{ de- nationa, grcatness ;s honest cm!c
pining joys and the cadence of or persistently carried ont ale ng t .
lingering good-Byes still sounded in ,inc. o; to
_ our ears relentless Father time with (ulldame: 1;1] principles o: Christian
cold and solemn finger marked for character expressive of a joyous
us the passing of the old year bent ha,,r;, s ,.;?hte01is Iiving.
and hoary with the burdens placed
7 by misspent hours, lost opportun- Kev. Jli war s has accepted
> ities. thwarted ambition ami mis- the pastorate made up of the churguided
zeal. In the fading glow of lches at Norih Swansea,
dying embers we watched it die and Monday .:.g was a scene
in wide eyed tearless grief we gazed bustling act.v y at the Ri.ige .
j long after its vanishing form. depot in tua' the college studd
5y Specter like the spirits of the sea- were rtv.r
sons dancing spring, glowing sum- o learning.
iner and glorious autumn, seemed to Miss Iris Hamilton . : Ed.rciit
wail a mournful reqiu-m while wn- has been added to the High Scho
ter with his aged locks floating faculty at Ridge Spring,
weirdly on the ice-cold blast from
the lips of Boreas, chanted a melan- ;
. .. t Robert of 1 .c cnce \.-,:tc! hci j
choly dirge Dccau?>c vi u.v. ^ v.a4 v?v.^
parted, gone from earth forever. ICIiU ;i' ^its ^ Watson c
|fl% Within the silent chambers of the Mnk' ' 1 ' !>
at heart, memory lifted tl.e coffin lid Mrs C;arer.ce A>bi!l and children
jn from off the shrouded hopes and o! ^0'um^a spent Christmas w h.
ay I joys and love and mournfully scat- re^at'ves >n Ridge Spring.
ta. tered dead floweis upon the sweet Mr D F L >tt an efficient salcamnn
forms silent in their slumbering at Mr J Y Lett's is quite sick,
jh nothingness. Like a flashing me- Rev A C Baker and family were
it. teor the souls deep dream of hiVh appreciated guests in the Ridge rt cd;
devotion had passed with the old tion during the holidays.
P5 year into eternity. Miss Analise Lowman of Columy,
the clanging bells of time, bia \ isiteel Miss KatieThrailkill sev?d
how they ring, but shall we weep, eral days the past week,
id Nay, list the chime. Faith even now p ^ p
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