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I # 4 THE BAi ? # # ? # ? 11 We A ! % We have s< {j|t & Bitggy am ? WE STILL HAVE ODE B t < + ^7~~ 71 ? J his immence stock ? once, not one penny profi w~ ? ? N Gr O I 1 12 :5 The gooc j|? This will be one of lhe t E# * ? ? ? Ju ?i?. aL. <!>. ili. JL. ilt. ili. Jki ill. ili. ill jli jli jIi jit jtk A ij^i ?r m m m m m m m ? ? m ar- ass- ? # # r ' ' f . 'i ,,W mill A AAA ?u, a j i f-v go ^ /^"* j marked Another Shipment of Good f? i lis hi Mules and Horses 1? ;>arI v w ! roll. T . rhcir iu< Our fast selling' plan and no food bills added is drawing the busines. We must be giving more mule for the ,1;'' money than the people can get else- iht where or they would not trade with us ft y " hill's a< so freelv. ?;,w The w. We also have a large stock of Buggies w - %?/ nil 'i -Wagons and Automobiles. ! (in v. ( ; | tiirh. ll Gregory-Conder Sale Co.if Columbai, S. C. ? : iom ... I SIM ilip j " I >?/ll ! ; hand Our Guarantee Means Something. ..t'rv | mlKhf \ ! likoil Saved From Awful Peril , . c ,, l icsulent Helps Orphans. poison 1 never felt so near my grave, . , , u-i.. ?, writes Lewis Chamblin, of Ma?che> , :ndredv o< orphans mi . e been , . ' er, Ohio. R. R. No. 3. "as when a helped oy t'.e Premier.' f their- 1( w , rightful cough anil lung trouble dustrm. ani. Uiphan s Home at M:;- 0n< >ulled me down to 115 pounds in cc!n\, " . 1?. VvT'te;r': V\ t /.ave -i <m r pite ot madv remedies and the best f Meetric bit.era in this bis* r p. Ikvh r.-, loctors. And that I am alive today; 'or lnne >'e';is- ! has proved a pp. !> .in s due solely to Dr. King's New excellent medicine for Stomach, discovery, which completely cured ?I,U ^KI,lc>' .ireuuie:. v \ :c nc. Now I weigh 100 pounds and *arc. as onc of the berd famuy an work hard. It also cured my | medicines on earth. It mvtporatcs ; j . our children of croup." Infallible all vital organs, purifies the blood, ar Coughs and Colds, its the most aids digestion creates appetite. To ertain remedy for LaCrippe, Asth strengthen and build up pale, thin, na. desperate lun,; trouble and all weak children or rundown p.ople it .ronchial affections, 50c and $1.00. . , ? , V trial bottle free. Guaranteed by | has."? cuual Best for female comW\ druggists. .Iain's. Only 50c at all druggists. rESBURO ADVOeATB, BATLoriLlkU. S. i f|R|| )ld our entire < d Fertilizer stock to Th 16 DRY GOODS STOCK WHICB DIRECT AT ABSOLUTE WI ; MUST MOVE IN (30) THIR1 11, it will be charged on a single i; OUR COST MARK 1} W E 4 r> 6 Is are yours at exactly who' most exceptional sales held 44444444444444 ' r K / 4 V1 1 i ( * t* i': v\ f \ '* A\ ?u' r..*.v4iuwu..vM itu iiu?n tut* roao and lie was soei Gooseberry McHale, "the j no moro in gaudy Gulch. ; irl considers the young mat- J The next night after Mary Roger, is a 40-11 P. motor ear and ])ad promised to marry Gooseberry to ronvasbuck duck and j Mellale. she said: "I liked you al had after the opry. a mighty i ^he time, ar.d I don't know why . h, while 1 ne in hers of the , ,.\-er allowed that dude to eall ot x in tile alfalfa terrltorj ' me." i 11 him as a shallow pated "I know It would turn out the way o ought to tie in a padded jt did," remarked the sage of Sandy east and the west have Gulch. "It's the same everywhere ividual ideas and the condl- if a young man brags to n lady it :>d inai on wiiut is tech ihe east about the high-toned receyi town as environment." tions h< has attended and then take: ' 'oit* . -I tf Mary Rogers her to dinner an<i drinks out of i t !. Hashed with pleasure finger bowl she don't have to he tol< heartbeat quickened at th? that he belongs to the coffee an* j a cow pun : < r riding a buck sinker biiga-le. Your ease is jes' tin o. was going to put a criiui i same \fter this Depoystor par'y ..rguimtit. When Henry L)e eoinnn n:verbosely about his know' ut the east drifted into San . dge of ranch life and you sees bin h. wearing tailor made elotlm maktn' j. monkey of hlsself on tin drawing room language tin j horse, \. i knows light off the ree : ons lndi -ated that she v.a? j he's a t ir-flusher." o forget Goosehi try Mcll le j "Yes but how did you know i ! ; en< thought that when In j would tr n out exactly this way?" I the sti 't'er trying t< "Oh ' feu-got to tell you that ' - > ieiy of his li i; loaned n o 1 taught too hue! i ,h s. ??rry Meilale would or every tine 1 tried to dismount ii , : < r: of fourth t.f .' front of mr house."?Elmer Rigdon ' -. 1 .u t'u hron/ed ranch* i ( . ?rdly . ... in. u I his iinpei .'ei Best Authority, iy was simply painful. II* Tlcing i to know how his off , only polite to Ids girl, hit prim I mow, ,1Y., was getting r affability i haracte i/ud hi; .'long in 'lie ldg metropolis, Haymow Inuniil i i.-ii.l. > e 1 * ,-i i i.. ... I'lmiifii iininer irom 111: ' it what th n\irounn nt i .1 ha. rat and : >u._;ht infornuitioi n use the iiu- plans an( < 1 > I thor. lone; since i tabllshc.' i 011s in pracii iim the sublh ii. i . ei'v luotry. So Marj ltc ri \Y .!. ' aid Haymow, Sr., "what d< violate a tion honored < is. out 1 <at about Eh-enezer?" . with iIn* expei at o:> o "Oh, 1 understand," remarked tin 'iia burst into a rap <f j al young hopeful's unclo, "that ho h ' coyly as t.,1 Goose!, >rr> invalcahh in his new job." : think Mr. Dcpoys; i i. ; I sWat,'" mini?'' "Moreoxcr, I understand that tin replied do bo*!) simply can't d<> Without him.'' ' > ' :?r <?l?l ten.!. Hoot li i -,|0w y. il talk." "Ai ! E' nozer'll l>e a partner with , > i A ' ' In a j ear or so. according to what hear fio. lie same source." v! ' ,m " Tiaym w sr.. stroked his bsacd I l c - mhnl acai : him V? h h, s,,|s,flod. .1 s favor he hoisted of hi, |hp way wh<J loW you ^ thU a Platnsinan. although h- hat ,.;hene/.er?" lio inquired. >een in the west before. ? night Henry Hopoystt r rod, (( ,lU<z?i. s Maty Rogers, as it hut dull g ami the road was ir.ti.1 st as he reached the housi ' uppart ntly do-v'ded ud Ilk. 1 llow Thlnas Rmell. knife ami bogan to buck furl Oas la tho fundamental basts of 11:.a was a new experiouc< the sense of smell, says Dr. John , .'midfoot, and before la Altkon, F.K.8., according to the Scl- , t lie was hurled through tli I entitle American. Borthelot says that room window, while the frac one one-hundredth of a quadrllllonth biast. rearing and snorting of a gram of musk can bo detected 1 back to town. by the nose. Pr. Altkon has found and her father, who had wit that of twenty-four odorous subenlivenlng se? ne, saw a stances Investigated not one gave off ^ ,i Henry was a rank amaten ?<9 pcrfumo In solid particles; nothhorsemanship was con 'nK but gasos acd vapors escaped j Tli old map eccortad hi?% from any of them. I MY, FEBROWV; 18th 1910. '' , ggBBBg"?? if Businessl_5 ??? ? " M eery, Hardwan e l. D. Culhim Co. Ire now offering to the tea 1ld cost. \ iTS, if you desire bargains come sred.-We mean exactly what wes; IS: i-c u ? ; B 9 o v Dst marked on thern. Very Truly. if. A A A A A, A A A A A A A A v/jrv U1V> UiO" OftO* *0|U" Xfl no Tii.U of Hit Poppy, **'"* "" 0'ul ^ A-A tiptoed quietly across the roon chan/v. fortunes hud boon made and ; smiling happily, leaned ove lost, and now, us he leaned wearily i chair. hick In his chair and tried to ilnd 1'u> M-l"e slowly faded froi comfort in his after-dinner cigar. ! a lo"k borror. disgu , loathing took its place. Was every overstrained nerve pulsed with i sodd(>n insensat0 thInR the won fatigue and clamored loudly, insis- j }u?i pia, ed above all others? tently 1 >r relief. A thousand little chosen t r his life companion devils seemed to be pounding with practiced eye had caught the m< . . , , , . , .of those tiny scars on the naket heated 1 ummers on Ins temples, and ,, . .... She. too! It was horrible, with a nigh of desperation he threw . Ht. Ktlimbled bllndly froni th<? hi I'.alf inoked cigar in the grate, The elation of an hour ago fell und rang the bell for his vulet. him like a warm garment and 1 "Johnson," he said curtly, as that naked soul bare to a thousand long-suffering individual appeared, l1'*8 team and terrors. The no] "li any one calls to see inc tonight. the night were maddening. Th ay i aai not at homo." ils were beginning to pound i lie Waited impatiently while John- temples again. He stumbled 1 son bowed and closed the door, then along; each foot seemed a glancing around furtively, auspicious- | more than he could lift, ills ly. open* i a drawer in his desk and vvas i" n whirl of confusion, drew foi 1. a tiny hypodermic syringe, idea alone stood out prominentl lie looked at it thoughtfully, curious- that was to find somewhere ob ly, and .nattered. "1 wonder if I am consciousness. lie gcM.i:?- io depend too much on this bis bewildered steps toward the devilish thing. Anyway, 1 must have 1 - low, sullen murmur seen ed relief tot Ight, no matter what the and soothe him. as he hung fast price ma. he." over its dark depths, too iner Ik fn wnod, hesitated, and then nerveless to make a final effort bating his strong, white arm, touched ' exerting all his strength he p it gently with the noodle, and throw- f rward. He felt himself fallln, ing himself on the couch waited rest- and as he struck the icy lessly for the effect. He stretched his with a half suppressed screa tlr. d lin.i.s luxuriously; already he opened lis eyes, felt himself a new man. The tares Johnson, with un expression and anxieties of the day omed m. re anxiety, was dashing cold wa child'.- play. What a fool he had bis face. The sun streamed \ 1. en to get so worked up! livery- in,? t5u> room, and through the thing wa all right. window penetrated the shrill, VVi? 1 ~ ?.. . ...II IT? nf " 'CO. A. .. ...? ??.? -. i.c mu|iiu(i 111 i mil nun Jin? ui ro< in by himself? The night with all everyday world was waking it it* atractlons wax still young lie again, lie looked around bowl would g.? and take Klein to hear Moiba and then the blessed truth < in !.< ITtiiOUs "Jewel Sot:g". he was a npon him. "Thank God! fool not to have thought ol It before. God!" he whispered brokenly Klein always rested hint, anyway, waa only a dream born of tin with lu : ; onth . six thing w .ys. i <?r I cotlc fiend." There was still t little girl, he had neglected her redemption. Life, love, hop< shame tiily for tlint wretched deal he ( ?GH within his grasp. had lirc.n trying to make. Never i mind' In a few weeks she would be 1 London Cabbies' Longev his wife, and tlnn i.e would make it Wha( Js ,he gecret of (he lo; up to he, a tho .. 1 fold, lie > i/.ed flf , on<|on cabmen, Dne (>f (ll his coat and h. t and hurried from the J>|iaed thfc Westminster Maglsb "! ! T ti.. . . . declaring that he had been plcl I he chill nlgl t air smote him pleas- for the ^ half century antly and he orew long breaths i f en- motropollttin streHs. A dip 1 ??> tm nt. lie sprang lightly up the oin4.,a, return Hhowed that th< <?i .n:i ihmim' aim i;inK tpo hell. . , . . . . 'II.,, , , ,,,, , , . ... " , 1,204 1 ondon cabmen bctwee the iiuild M.mcd U> hesitate to admit , . . hl.n 1 : he puahcd ? her "**" " ?f? ""J0' ? ? *'w< not unwilling hand, ami her at" ?' 7 " ' "''"l -A . , . , thoir a, e let ween 80 and 90: I -t ii " v !n li > ,!u- meat suspects these seven o botitioir w" knew the way to her ,rltroha o( ?,vlng H, knocked and called eaf.ty '? ?f "Klein 1 i'llclnl I, U I- Ttere ?' "? V".JF 1" was no ant-war. and. ,nothing the do,,.- ' "?* ?? * ?<* mien it.. >, .v <w,,t- beefsteak, overcoi oucn. He ueered into the rrnm . . . , U.il.lir.?l?:idoQ Chronicle. *:^fl - ^?UIH . t isLWiHErs,; 'wHm "' '^^^k,'' '' ''^^m ^V'; ^ j^SK^aB 1 1 1 I .,,:c> r'ii-.- liidiAa of Tc-Daj\ vi ?'- 'Mng rxicro'tbaa ?oqr oca ? von-, by. since Columbus ;o . . view of the American i, and, rod man. The red man's horizon has i- the broadened In that time. A young n.an who describes hie adventures u his among the Sioux for the Booklovst land ' ors Magazine found the warriors of this l*'? b'alns unimpressed by the nobis win he jja(j "Why do they call tho Fourth of ? Ills J,l'y 'Independence Day'?" an old warrior asked, as they sat by Ihe eaning ? ' . & , camp-fin.'. j fl j~i /) 1 i The explanation was somewhat Incoherent, but Included mention of a toom. j wop xvjtij Qreat Britain, i rom "Oh, yes, I have been thero," rel>tt marked the Indian, rominiseontly. name- "London Is a fine city." Ises of Then up spoke another brave form e dev- from where he squatted, with drlp011 his ping rain streaking his warpaint: "1 leavlly liLo Turls better." weight The w hite man gasped brain "Archibald was born In Berlin," One said the female sphinx at the Jardy, and palls, tinning to Indicate the child livion, who grinned toothlessly In tho backturned ground. pj j|> j river. "Which do you prefer?" thej to lull asked. inated "1* tins stopped raining," said the t nr.a while man, "and 1 must be going." ; Then I-ator It transpired that one was a lunged Carlisle graduate, and all had been K fall- al)?'?ad with Buffalo Bill, h<r Qu?ht Ways of Chinamen. Education and learning are obfull of of great reverence in China. ; ter on ^ attainment of a degree is a trevarmlv m0n<,Ou8 honor. The Rev. E. J. closed Har<,y 8ft>'8 *n his "John Chinaman che > Rt H?mc"l "When a man obtains the; ' 1 degree of Sail Tsoi (.B.A.) large aI 5!f placards are Bent to his friends an-; 1 ? ,tl! nounclng his success. Those placards deied, ar0 frequently posted outside the; iawned housj of tlio recipient to show his' 1 hank pride at being able to claim friend-: "II ship with so distinguished a person.: it nar- Great is the ovation that is awarded; inie for to a successful candidate on return-: were Ing home. Feasts are given, bands, of music and processions parade the j streots. The hero of the hour, wear ing stfuaro-toed boots, a gilt flower-: like ornament in his cap, and across ngevlty | his chest and back the hands of light : m Kur- rod indicate his new dignify, is; rate by told by every one that he is an honor king up j to his parents, to the school In which: in the ( ho studied* and to the city or village. nto au of his birth. Ills parents are pun-: re are . Ucly thanked by the civic authorl-: n the. ! ties for having given birth to eo; 'en the talented a boo." return _ ~~~ " . One al- Studying ( UJrvoyancy. |(1 There Is In Paris a school of ps.v1,1 1 chology to Investigate such questions ,m as ml.nd loading, mental suggestion 8 At at a distance, clairvoyance, presentl adver- mchte, outQlbatlc writing, doubh ilth re- neraonayty^jMc. This school has foi it and lytmeraborB fnodlcal men almost ent : ?j