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A FLORIDA WEDDING.
A Former Klngstree Boy Wins a Charming
Bride.
Dr. Henry O. Snow of Abbott
and Miss Douglass Roberts were
united in marriage Wednesday
night, .1 u!y 30ih, at the residence
ot Mr and Mrs. J. T. Rol>erts,
parents ot the bride. Rev. G. T*
Lvitner performed the marriage
ceremony. The residence wap
brilliantly lighted and tastefdIly
decorated with evergreens. which
lent additional beauty to the
charming: scene. Quite a number
<?! invited quests from Dade City
?nd neighboringvillages were present
and there were a large number
of wedding gifts and heartfelt congratulations
bestowed upon the
newly wedded couple.
The bride is one ot Dade City's
most charming and universally
? i i ?l.trliAo Mur ir?>n.
Ueiove i VU 1II? lauiVf. ..V.
tie nature, amiable disposition, her
genial manner and her many and
rare virtues have endeared her to
her Iriends and eminently fit her
lor the noble sphere of wifehood
in which she will shine as a helpmate
unfaltering in her fidelity
and admirable in her domesticity.
The groom is a young physician
of unusual ta'ent. who is regarded
l>v his patrons as superior to any
young physician in this section by
r ison ot his skillful and ?uccess,
ful treatment of disease, and his
w itchfui careofhis patients. Ow
iriir to his studious habits and close
application, his fine power of discrimination
as a diagnostician and
his devotion to his profession, the
future is replete with promise,
lie is always cheerful, buoyant,
bright and sunshiny, which bring
hope in?o the* hearts of his patients, i
lie is also tpanly, active and energetic,
whjtrlt qualities insure sue-!
cess. > He hds no ends to accom-1
plish except indirect and honorable I
ways; he lives in the light, loving i
and greatly enjoying the com
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rnunion and fellowship or Kinoren
spirits. Conscious of his own
superior ability .and attainments
he is far above the littleness
of envy and jealousy. He is
an ideal physician, because he is
unselfish, takes pride in his profession,
is happy in serving others
and is as tender and gentle as a
woman. Above all he is a gentleman
in the highest sense of the I
word.
.May Heavens blessing's rest)
upon him and his beloved, and'
may many years of wedded bliss |
anl prosperity be in store fori
ilinm ?Dade Citvf Fla.lDemocrat.
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When (he Son Will Fall.
total of the sun's beat is equal |
to that which would be required to
keep up 470.000 millions of millions
of millions of horsepower, or al>out 7S.COO
horsepower for every square yard. ;
and yet the modern dyonmkt*] theory ,
, of beat shows that the sun's mass j
mwt fall in or contract thirty-live !
meters per annum to keep up that tremeodous
energy.
At this rate of contraction tbe solar
radius will be .01 per cent lees in 2,000
years from now than it Is today. According
to these deductions, a tiuve
must come when tbe ternj>erature must
fall. This being the case, it is ineoneHvnWe
that the sun will continue to
emit beet sufficient to sustain animal
life for more than >0,000,000 years
loiter.
Lawyer* Advert lee.
In spite of the ja-ejodk-e among lawyers
against straightforward adver-1
tising. says the Idilladelpbia Record,
isoivril rnt-riiliprK r>t' the bar do adver- !
tise tvgularly in the newspapers. And
they tind that it pays. One lawyer In
New York who puts $100 a week into :
newspaper advertising ("exclusive ofj
the Sunday journals") tells Printers'
Inlc that be would Dot stop advertising
for the worid. "If I should stop it," be
adds. "I should expect to be forgotten.
Tin* such advertising pays I kuow
from long experience. The ethics of the
profession are largely an illusion?a
bugaboo. No lawyer is ostracized be1
cause- be advertise?.H
Right ts more beautiful than private
uffection and Is compatible with uub
versa) wisdom.?Eaoersoa.
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WINTER IN JAPAN.
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The Xotirm Makr Little Vsflort to
Cotphat the TtjIhk Condition*.
The Japanese whiter Is most trying
I on account of its continual dainimess,
I but tbe Japanese ure content to remain
j cold. They make almost no effort to
, overcome it The old "bushtdo" (obtvi
ainme> idea of tbe "samurai" (knights)
was that it was effeminate to feel cold,
i and such is their severe training that
j they do not rouH.v fed it as we do. Tbe
j wearing of some extra "kimonos" and
i tye use of a "hibaebi** or brazier Id
' which are n few tiny sticks of lighted
i charcoal are tbe oniy concessions to
j winter weather. With tbe "bibacbl"
, they never pretend to boat more than
their finger tips, wbk-b they bold over
tbe coals. It is used when tbe bouse Id
entirely open.
The houses, os every one knows, are
built of thlu, light wood, and the sliding
panels which serve for doors a^d
! windows have paper panes. They are
' as apt to be open as closed during the'
day. The coolies wear tbhi blue cotton
elotln* and are always paddling
through the mud. The storekeepers stt |
out lu their open booths, and the women
go bareheaded about the streets. In
the houses of the rich the stHI cold behind
the closed panels Is often more
intense than that outside in the -sunshine,
where the uir is stirring.
DomMtimltd Ffru.
The lover of ferns wiH find it an
easy matter to domesticate many of
the most uttractive varieties if be or
she will be content to tufce young
plants. They should be removed from
their native hannts with a good
amount of soil adhering to their roots.
Give them, if possible, a shady place
to grow in, and mnke the soil as light
as that in which they originally grew.
It Is well worth while to get a wbgon
load or two of soil froiti tbe woods for
the especial use of these plants. In
lifting them wrap each in a deep basket,
applying enough water to saturate
tbe soil clinging to the roots. Do not
plant tbem in tbe border until after
| sundown. If the nest day is sunny,
J shade tbem well and shower them frequently.
In some Instances most of
the old fronds will die off, but if care
is taken in lifting and planting and
tbe necessary amount of shade and water
is given few of tbe leaves will be
! lost?Eben E. Bexford in Lippincott's
I Magazine.
Man RaHnc Wild Men.
In the celebrated "TravaHes" of Rdwaifa
Webb (1590) are dosens of stories
that would make Munchausen turn
preen with envy. One of the most celebrated
of these is his story of the wild
-m mK LaK 1st a a InL i
with the whole family assembled to see
her off. There Is bitter weeping and
much expenditure of kisses, of maternal
Injunctions and presentation of;
flowers. If you watch the Inexperience .
1 ed traveler, you will probably find that'
her destination Is no farther than the
Dext station, a distance of perhaps five
or ten miles. To go beyond London Is
considered the worWs end.?Eastern
OountJes Magaxlna
Fraternal Societies. j
KinjrMree Lodge, No. 01, K. of P.
King"tree Lodge, 91. K. of P..
meets on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday
nights of each month. Visiting broth-1
er.s cordial])* welcomed.
T Tk T f> P j
LA' iv iy laxt v>. v/.
E. C. Epps, K. R. S.
Lake City Lodge, !f?. HI. K. of P.
j Like City Lodge. No. 81. K. of P..
i meets on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday nights
,?>f each month. Visiting brothers cor1
dialiy welcomed.
J. D. Daxikl, C. C.
A. W. Rodgers, K. R S.
Scranron Lodge, No. 114, K. of 1\
^cranton Lodge, No. 114. K. of P..
J meets on th?* 2nd and 4th Friday nights
J of ench month. Visiting brothers
I given a fraternal welcome.
W. .S Gau-c, C. C.
W. Eugene Ccoke, K. K. S.
Klngstree Lodge, \o. 46, A. F. M.
Kingstree T/>dge. Xo. 46. A F. M.,
' meets on Friday night on <>r before
t the full moon in eaeh month. Visit
ing brothers given a cordial welcome.
M. a. Roes, W. M.
| Louis Jacobs, See.
When in doubt, tell the truth?
Samuel Clemens.
JUST LOOK AT HER.
Whriue came that sprightly step;
faultless skin, rich, rosy complexion,
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smiling iace. aim iw&? kiou, icr?
good. Here's her secret. She uses
! I)r. King's Xew Life Pills. Result.?
all organs active, digestion gfxxi, no
headaches, no chance for "blues.*
Try them yourself. Only 25c at D. C.
Scott's.
As girls grow older they think
less of love and more of money.
SHATTERS ALL RECORDS.
Twice in hospital, F. A. Gulledge,
Verbena, Ala., paid a vast sum to doctors
to cure a severe case of piles, causing
24 tumor*/ When all failed,
Bucklen's Arnica Salvesoon cured him.
Subdues Inflammation, conquers
Aches, kills Pains. Best salve in the
world. 25c at D. C. Scott's drug store.
men ch i rnnn *uuu, ... ... ,
I laws:
In the court of Prester John there Is !
a wilde man and another In the high j
I street of Constantinople whose allow-1
j anee Is every day a quarter of raw '
mutton. uDd wlien any man dyeth for
some notorious offence then they are
1 allowed every day a quarter of man's
flesh. These wilde men ore chained
fast to a poet every day. the ooe In
Prester Iohn's courtd. the other in the j
hijth street of Constantinople, eaeh of :
them having a ronutell uhout their!
shoulders, and all over their bodjvs j
they have wonderful k>tig haire. They
an' chained by the neck leet they j
sixthly devour all that eometh wHhin J
their reach."
Tb? Daman Voice.
Of all the marvelous und mysterious
#Vi<nnru niuiut rh<? human l>odr the voice
is perhaps the roost wonderful. No ooe
has ever seen tt, and no ooe con ted
what it is.
The soprano pours from her throat
notes of the sweetest melody, reaching
chords so high it seems something '
mu9t surely snap. The basso droj* his
voice till it goes so low as to make you
wonder how be does tt The baby crim
The orator and the actor move people
to mirth or sorrow.
By contracting or expanding the mue- !
cles of the throat and by inhaling and
exhaling air the throat 'prudtlees the j
thousands of sounds that we cull
"voioe."
Driptratf Partlnsa.
it is no uDoomrnou thing in Suffolk
to see on some country platform a girl
etartiDg for her first place in service.
Every moment you now lose.
say? Chesterfield, is so much
chatacter and advantage lost, as
on the other hand, every moment
you now employ usefully is so
much wisely laid out, at prodigious
interest.
ALL WERE SAVED.
'For years I suffered such untold
misery from Bronchitis." writes J. dT. j
Johnston, of B rough ton. Ga.. "that o!-t
ten 1 was unable to work. Then, when
everything else failed. I was wholly j
cured by Dr. King's New Discovery!
for Consumption. My wife suffered
intensely from Asthma, til! it cured
her. and all our experience goes to show ?
it is the best Croup medicine in the
world." A trial will convince you it's '
unrivaled for Throat and Lung diseases.
Guaranteed Ixittles r><)<- and Trial
littles free at I). C. Scott's.
Some men are madlv overpraised,
some have been made
martyrs, but their spoken word
.oasses onward, ami if not in their
j
own day, in that to-morrow which!
is the lo-tiav of othet; men, the j
truth of their harvest is garnished i
and bound up in sheaves.
LOOK PLEASANT. PLE\SE.
Photographer C. C. Iiarlan. of Eaton,;
O.. can do so now, though for years he i
couldn't, because he suffered untold 11
agony from the worst form of iudiges- i'
tion. All physicians atd medicines
failed to help him till lx tried Electric
Bitters, which worke 1 such wonders;
for him that he declares they are at
godsend to suflwrers from dyspepsia and !
stomach troubles. Unrivaled for dis-1
eases 3f the Stomach, Liver and Kid-'
neys. they build up and give new life
to the whole system Try them. Only
50c. Guaranteed by D C. Seott, Drug-1
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A Little Disfigure
But Still in the Rini
?be ??:
* Although we were nea
& are by no means out of *
*5 temporary quarters in the
V shall keep on hand as usua
? Buggies, Wagons.!
Come to see us and we p
treatment and correct business method
ored to show the people of Kin^stree a'
THOMAS & BRAC
Kling-stxee
J B STEELE, Manager.
fJtF" >VTe are using the old office of th(
house as an office lor the present.
bUell a r
CASH. DRY GOO
We Bee: to Call Particul*
ALL-LINEN HUC
19 by 86 inches, F.-uicy Border, 15e or Men
two for 2V. B1
All Linen Damask Towels, Colored 2o<
Border, 21 by 36 inches. 25c. Blue
Bleached Hnck l.inen Towels, Hon- Blac
stitehed, in Red or Blue Border, 21 bh
by 40 inches. 25c. Blac
Red Border Cotton Dsimask Tow els, 1"> \j\
by 30 inch-H, 5c. R1
Cotton Red Border Hemmed Towels, '
19 by 40 inches, 10c. 1?"'
Pearl Buttons, 2c pc dozen. 10*
Ladies' All Linen Handkerchiefs. 4c. I.adi
1 act- Curtains, 60 inches by 3^ yards, nu
good quality, 81.50 per pair. B1
Ladies' and Ghil
We would call your attention to this dt
and Embroideries. We have many specialfie
2 000 yarJs Percale at 5c and 6c, worth 1(
FURNITURE DEI
WALNUT SUITS, OAK SUITS, SIDEl
CHAIRS, GO-CARTS, BABY CA
WINDOW SHADES.
Orders Receive Careful Attend
373 and 375 King Street,
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Brick iu any quantity to suit purchas-1 ?
er. The Best Dry Press Machine-made
A:BEICZ:.r
Special shapes made to order, t'orre- j/:..
spondence solicited before placing your 1
nrHi?rj \V. R. FUNK.
P. O Box 103. Kingstrce. S. C.
Lak
The Best Prescription for Malaria.
Chills and Fever is h bottle of
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is ,
simply iron and quinine ina tasteless
form. So cure?uo pay. Price 50c.
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Gents are abbreviated gentleman.
To Cure a Cold in One Day. \
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the A?
money if it fails to cure. E. W.
Iirove's signature is on each box.25e.
The best any one can do is
never very bad. j
Stops the Cough ?ii
and Works off the Cold. Mill
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
curea cold in one day. Nu cure>
no pay. Price 25 cents.
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When a man fells a joke he
seldom forgets to lunch.
You Know What you are Taking &
When you take Grove's Tasteless
CI ill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle
showing that it is simply Iron and Pr
Quinine in a tasteless form. No ^.(lr
cure, no pay. 50c.
and '
Tenderness comes high when
haniied out by a butcher. NOT
Ur. Cady's Condition Powders. ]
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An- just what a horse needs when in
hud condition. Tonic, blood puritit-r and
vermifuge. They are not food hut, ^ ^
medicine and the be?t in use to pur
horse in prime condition. Price 25 cts ! on a
per package. For sale by D. C. Scott Saw
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the field. While occupying
rear of the Coleman Hotel we
I a fine line of
Harness. Whips, Etc.
roniise you the saire ( irteous
s that we have always endeavnd
Williamsburg county. v
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prized Satfn Cyrano, in Black,
ue, Pink and Cream, 15c, worth
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k Dimity, 8cjyorrh 12t?c. . , (
k Cashmere, So inches wide, a good
ick, 25c. i ' s .
k and White Mixed Lawns and
mity, 10c. worth 12^c.
k Corduroy for Skirts, 12*-*.
a Linons, beautiful quality,
:, 12Jsc, 20c, 25c.
ies' and Mioses Black Hose, in ali
tubers, from 5c to 25c; A goes I
ack.
dren's Hats.
apartment, also our Ribbon, Lace
!-?in these departments.
)c and Uc%.
?ARTMENT.
BOARDS, LOUNGES, PIAZZA
RKIAGES, MATTING RUGS,
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irgeon Dentist.
wtree, 16ih to 30th of ea?h
month.
e City, 1st to 15th of each
month. i
Kingstree, every Saturday.
itisfaction Guaranteed.
/si, L. BASS,
ttorney at Law.
LAKK CITY, S. C.
L G. ASKINS.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
LAKE CITY, S. C.
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W. F, CLAYTON,
Ltlorney - at - Law.
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notice* in all the United States
ts, and in tte Courts of Florence >,
Williamsburg Counties.. ?
MM??IM??M???i??^
ICE TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.
DR. R. J. HcCABE,
DENTIST.
I be at Coleman Hotel, Kings,
S. C., on August 10. Will rea
one week. Deductions made
II work for Teachers attending
imer School at Kingsiree.
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