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| High class po i Draui I i ; High class business institi f young men and women properly I keeping. -Never in tne msiory 01 I raand for trained help, never ha | tractive, I Because Draughon's has th | leading Bankers, Business Men, 1 we are in a position to put our gr 2 paying positions open in the state I Draughon's B I "Lars"1* F ji The name "Draughon's" ii j ness education throughout the 1 | everywhere by business men as te 1 cy and act as passports to the 1 I Office positions. | Arrange for Entran I W ' . I We are receiving more apj I for the Fall and Winter term tha | ditions indicate that we will be I befr \ October first Write us t ' ii liege this Fall. Your i | receipt without regard for the da ( "WE GUARAN | DRAUGHON'S BT | Lvkct Brotl j 1246 Main St., I 11 1 111 I FARI IWEW3 HARNESS, WI THES1 I THE BENEFI1 OURS OF HACKNEY WHICH REPB WE A] THE NEXT OI i PAY YOU TO < 1 AFUI Fan 1 HEMINGWA'S sitions await ?hon Graduates jtions everywhere are clamoring for r trained in stenography and book' ?1 A- knnn PilrtU Q /}n_ I our state nas uieie ucch ouui ? u*. ve the salaries offered been so at- I e confidence and indorsement of the , State and Government Officials, aduates in direct touch with the best lusiness College j mnsc B'-er" I s synonymous with high class busi- j South. Our diplomas are accepted j stimonials of unquestioned proficien- * >est and highest salaried Bank and .* ice Now; Write Today. | dications for entrance to the College n in any period in bur history'. Concompelled to prepare a waiting list oday if you would be sure of a seat application will be filed the date of te of entrance. Write today. TEE POSITIONS" JSINESS COLLEGE hers, Managers ( Columbia, S. C. i urnn mtnd CSH TO ANNOUNCE TO < [IPS, ETC., AND ABE N< FAC S WERE BOUGHT LAS' ' OF THE RISE IN PRIC] TOOK CONSISTS OF TH AND AUBURN WAGOl ESENT A GUARANTEE [BO HAVE ON HAND T1 ? THESE WE BUY WHJ 3ALL IN AND SEE WH.4 v /M A ATI w _ /*/vT\*rmrj aJ Uii-K Uif JWLCUUICJWLIUIS ners ! p > i JOHNSON BEGINS BATTLE I J To Escape Serving One Year's Sentence in Jail. i Chicago, July 27.?Jack Johnson, : former heavyweight champion, began a legal fight today to escape serving ; a one-year prison sentence for violation of the Mann act wnen his at- 1 torneys gathered before Judge Al1 schuler, of the Circuit Court of Appeals, and made a motion that bail ! be accepted for his release pending ap- ] j peal for a new trial. 1 Johnson, who has been a fugitive : : for eight years, was not in court, as ' i he was in jail ai jonei, ju., penam^ i the outcome of his fight to obtain i, bail. He was taken Off the train at! Joilet yesterday after 2.000 negroes ! had gathered at the station here to give a welcoming demonstration. When Judge Alschuler learned that . IF you would keej pation. Nujol works on an ciple. Without fore softens the food wast many tiny muscles in testines. contracting their normal way, tc waste along and out < It is absolutely harml take. Try it. Inu R K 0. U-S ga\. For Cons The Modern Method of Trt m^&KS^abS^SSSsSS&wSSsS&^Sa^^a LIVE ! . hemingv i due teade that we.: )w in a position to c TORY r season, and by pu es. eee caes op hackni ?s; all of these ae :d value. nv TWET.VTi! NTnTl 1 [. BE MUCH HIGHER IE IT WE HAVE. : MOWING MACHINES \ .lira ? George S. Hemin ( i I ' Federal Judge Carpenter was in the city he refused to hear the motion. Judge Carpenter heard the motion for bail before Johnson fled for Europe in 1912. Judge Carpenter is recovering from a minor o|ieration at his home, and it was requested by Johnson's attorney to have him hear the motion. Johnson's attorneys went to the home of Judge Carpenter, where they learned the jurist was too ill to hear the motion. Jidge Carpenter intimated that the motion could not have his attention for at least thirty days. The attorneys then reappeared before Juuge Alschuler, who declined to take action, saying he felt that the case should receive the attention of Judge Carpenter. ? ?-o Which is the best Life Insurance Company in Amirica? Ask R. D. M. .s. 7-22-tf. ) well, avoid csnstientirely new prining or irritating, it e. This enables the the walls of the in and expanding in B > squeeze the food [ yf the system. I less and pleastnt to j ioi PAT. OFF. A Upation ijp' altrig an Old Complaint Ji ??. . . Mnpi/ J I UUI\ tay, s. c. have on hand a ft (ffer them at PR] tmJhasing your r] iy and capitol bu e standard make farm muxes; the si i price, so if you a] \ND RAKES NOW REj U 1_ HOCK gway, Gen. Mgr. I . 'r A ' l' ' {Our New I j Winter M "| have arrived, together wi !i of <?ovrpr?t xtvIpx for men ; signed by the celebrated li ing, Ed. V. Price & Co. McGill Store for ] | K1NGSTREE, i s ^ TrnmiBwrasrorom I i tiif n i i Mr I Ht rALAUt has on hand at all tim CHOICE and can fill vour wani . satisfactoi We also bur and sel ! ? eggs and chickens. Whe bles for sale, bring them 1 the highest market price f t The Palace J. H. EPPS, Pr Phone 216 COMPJ ILL STOCK OF BUGGIE! EQUIREMENTS FROM Ui OGIES; THEN WE HAVE I VEHICLES WITH 60 IN I 3 ARE IN GOOD SHAPE; RE GOING TO NEED A MU # !U)Y FOR DELIVERY. VUlllJJi -I SOUTH lOflrCJSflraJCJpPC flJUCXwOSuuO-MrV^wpft^wwp^JUQXJOy^XwAiOBOOOO^OOB/O ?- t .-*. _ 'c- - .M ?~~ mmmaamammmanmmtm . "all and kw Joolens 11 th a complete book and vanncr mPTl Hp :uivi vuxi^ touse of good tailor- S . ' Bros. fi 1 # MARKFTI IVI* m?i - JH es a nice line of i MEATS | ts in this respect B 1 fresh vegetables, fl n you have vegeta- fl to us. We will pay fl or same. Market, oprietor. Kingstree, S. C. i >r J 3, WAGONS, ;[ M H 3, YOU GET I ' i BIG STOCK ? rCH TREAD, I NO DOUBT j I DE, IT WILL I A my j] : CAROLINA. 1^ BP *