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carriage stopped before the door
and a young girl got out and climbed
the steps.leading through the terraced'
walk, behind her came a withered
r.ld" Iiuni st'lth u-voiul fcuitxaatuL, IiMB^r
had not-' seen .her-until. one of the
ill. exclaimed "company, ItUia." -lh;.
ha looked: her expression changed to
uiie of puzzlement. "I wonder who shP
is, Aunt has not mentioned her." rnrrr^l
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ml the norcli, as the girl inquired in
a.feu-ft latin tone "Are you not^Mis^
M Jigavef Trt'kWi'll ?
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V
"flmi you are my Aunt Margaret,'
cried the* girl and rushed forward to
kiks dier. *> < ?
?Miss Mariraret,-:"why
there is. some mistake here.''
."1 am In mi, your brother.Ed ward's
daughter," iftie gift" said ? joyfully.
There was something strangely familiar
about this dark haired girl, with
hirere Idaek- eyes.
" W hy, beganr Sliss Margaret a^uin,
"in'y niece, lima, is here with me, she
iunie tiiiui days ugu.'?? ?
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yW-L "Xur J_am Inna_, R1 argare-t Trgswell.''
y c+jiht- sit?ik>wttJl-^othinglv
yoi^sciled Miss Mitrga ret, "yet, my
niece is here with me, she came from
Vienna several -davs atro.'
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ertly. from Vienna.'
* Vet, .that is what you say, but I
rn~Ti.i7t understand, as?I?understood
Iroin the will oT niy late brother, .fiber
i if Yieir+Uu Austria, two "weeks befmv
lii< ^nildi'n stated that
he?had- one-daughter, Inna Margaret,
whose identity- would be hiad'e known
to life by a certain sign. He requesti
d that 1. his only living relative,
look-after his daughter, and that his
sTiaro .>f the estate begive.n her on her
t went y-lirst birthday. Now there " is
s-met hi tig funny about thist I have
oil! v tuiii1' niece, T|irf- two have arrivedr'1
'VI am sorry, Madam," ventured the
girl. "but.. I am Inna Treswell. My
mother was Inna Goldess, and I was
reared ,by iny-father in Vienna. Tears
sprang into the girl's eyes.
Miss Margaret arose and called In
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iiijm smilc'dand shook *her-w head.
"N ? dearest.
"Have you over seen this young.
Hplv before?" sire asked the 'stranger..
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lo rd :ii 1 una, '.'I don't know/Madam,"
lima. "I don't know, Madam, she
i . ins familiar, bu,t I oannot place her
mst iiovv.J'"; r ?; ? ?
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Imar.j" Arm I lima went hack To her
11' > t s,
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.VN; s M'iv: well. "Ln.jt I have nroof that
-t-br?e'ir| > u i just-saw is my niece.".
Tlw Mark haired stranger arose,
do part Muiel. farewell Madam.'.'
r In- sard sadly and politely.
H'i nl iniiMMu-Xt, week)
"T"7 UKSOUTIONS- ?r
Memorial service's \yere held at the
lifipewell Rapfist church for the late
"j. ^ im uk, silent- K. II. Roach and the
ihiw in"resolutions were reaa:
\\ Hei eus. as it- Has pleased our hea\
i-iily Father, to remo.Ve from our
!i.i<l<t l,ur late brother, U. *H. Roach
apd. : '
Whereas, th(. intimate relations
Hour held by our?deceased brother
vl jIi the members of . this . Sunday
liuol reiuler it proper that we should
ilTu-e on" record our" appreciation of
fri i rviee as supeiiotendetH -and his
merits as a ^christian leader,
Thexctaro be it resolved by the
li ipewell Baptist Sunday school of
1 'al/.ell. S.. ('.,-that-while we bow in
bunfble submission to the will of
F.;ei most high', we do not less mourn
?ji our late superintendent, who has
men called from his labor to rest..
Resolved thatdrr thp death of R.'
II. RirU-h this Suiidjw schbol has lost
a brother who was always~actlve and
zealous "in his work, as a superintendent.
^always ready, "prompt to ad\
aiice the interests of the school,-der
ed trr -its?w-elfai e and?prosperity,
i-in-who was wise iii counsel and fearIts
s" in action, an honest and upright
christian gentleman.
Resolved- that these resolutions be
entered .upon the minutes' of the Hope
v eil Bantisfp Sunday school \aml that
:: copy be sent ti> the family of the
< ieeeased- hrotherr- - ?.
. ,i iiiiv. wi awcvt lumciuuruuct;,
Ii;t :i mo|iior.v fond .and true;
.1" t :i token of love's devotion
That our hearts still lone fdr you.
a ?
\\ .-do not I'oftfet you or do we intend
iVi' Lhinl. of you. often and will to the
( ml,. ' _ '
id.no and forgotten by some you may
lit*
jit dear to our memory you ever
Will be. , ;
Baptist Stmday School
I.NST KII KS FOR M<t. LUCIUS B.
"WEATHERS"-?
. Firm rat 'services for Mr. Lucius B.
Weathers, avce 42,' who died at the
Waverley hospital Thursday, July 17
at .ii:4;i were held, at 2nd Calvary
M;I 1 i:i?dtttn-h. .Sunday U.Stb p. m?
licv. t'Has. 1L .^rown, officiating.
^n^ ^cared^ ,10^ the
I IT, laLimr,, 1 OOQ W?..
i..vniii'iu'' "i"'"'1; .r? 1 '"-"J "/""*
tin rs with Ins familv resided in New
ZSj ???
T ?miMur the short period that th?
deceased resided rn Columbia, he won
for himself many friends and was
<. reatly loved by those who personally
knew him. The news of his death
was a (rreat shock to his host of
friends in tlv.s&ates of Florida and
?Ww York "Where h> >vfts so well
known.
lie is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Berdie Baylor Weathers, two children
l.ncius Baylor Weathers, 2 1-2 years
a<xilherr M-ovEHa Ereen, -of Tampa,
Florida,: on0 sister; Mrs. Alice Sauni!i
i of Philadelphia" and one brother
(leorjfe Weathers, of New York City,
twrr-rrreces and two nephews. -;tInterment
Palmetto.-cai?0t?ryi
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- THE PALMETT
HOLD QUARTERLY MEETING'"TN I
CLINTON
Clinton, July 25?The Quarterly |c
Union for?Districts?Mu.?1?iuui?2?ofc s
the Christian Home "Burial Aid socie- j
ty is meeting' here in the Baptist,
Church. Mr. "W. C. Richardson, of Sa- (
luda, grand secretary, and W. E. Wil- j J
liarns, of Helena,i^tate secretary, and ,
Mrs. Maria Burton, Greenville, grand
president, arrived here last night.:
Prof. W> Ri'Bdwman, staW-deputy^ ?
from Columbia, 1H 'ox poo t od hero on j
the early morning train.
I " Scores of delegates are arriving by i
I automobiles and the outlook is very ?
bright for this session.
| - Mrs.--Fannie Reeder, local presi-r
dent, has thiiigs in good trim and j u
flhe peopttfof Clinton are expecting a;
t-good time. i
| Madam Rumor has it that there is,
a movement on foot to have all wo-:
men local presidents m the state-next!
jyear. A confidential letter from the!,,
state Ueputy saying the' board is con- Jjsidering
it has been seen, ye.t he has
no statement for publicity. This let-,
ter was Found by a reliable mem- I
ber and it is causing no little com
, ment amcmg the lhembers. From what"')",
can be gathered, if'the board passes
UU 'l.!ll -?> ...ill ??i~:-1-?* -i a
I U1II, ? >* ?! ICHailliy LiiKt* ,
i plate, Prof. Bowman,- who seemed .to r .
be.. sponsoring the movements declar- { '
ed: "\Ve can't move all the me", but j
this is a woman's "society, Let?thri
men be district presidents, etc." '
Peter Wilson,?Mr, \V j., Worthy, i
Mrs". Fanny Price, ' Mrs. Mattie Mc-1
Collough from District No'. 3. ip
CARD OF! T?IANKS~ ?
' . i y
Mrs. Bertie Baylor Weathers and '.g
chilren heartily thank their many.jy
friends for the kindness-sshown them!
during the illness and dA'ath of their
beloved husband " and father, Lucius
B. Weathers. "** . . . ' ^
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AN EXPRESSION OF APPKECIA- d
TION
Miss Minnesota R. Garrison wishes I
to express her sincere appreciation L
for the kind sympathy of her manyjt
friends (luring her Illness. ? ? [c
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Bl'RIAL AID SOCIETY MEETS IN ,
_. CARLISLE a
? L
Carlisle, July 22?One of the most y
interesting and well attended quarterly
meetings of District No. 3. of ,
the-Ghristian Home" Burial Aitl socie- j
.ty, closed fSunday afternoon with a
strong adciresrf Irv The giand" sccie- ?
tary, \V.[ C. Richa idson. ^
The Rev. L. F. Sanders, is the district
president. He is 'strong and iniphrtial
in his rulings, very " kind to *
.visitors and give each member or ^
delegate a "square deal." Along with p
him is his secretary., C. L. Worthy, y
E. R. Einmerson, Fan"ie Pri^; Mattie
McuoHough, who have the larg^-y
est lodge in the.state. Carrie Lewis,
I Minnie Thompson, P. M. Moore, Carrie
MeKissick, J. H. * String, Peter
Wilson and scores ol' others, ,
Prol's. 'W. C. Richardson, grand "
j secretary, and W, K. Williams, state
'secretary, both attended the session
and rendered valuable services. These
[two men-have been leaders of. this (
[order for gianj? years. The majority
of the members" have faith" and confi- r
jdence in their ability and will con.
tinue to follow their leadership."
The visitors were Rev.. J. M'., Dawkins,
Mr. J. F. Bowman, of Columbia, [EevTTW.
L. Joh nson. and Rev. J. M.
jDawkius, Jr. All thies,. visitors made "jj
helpful remarks concerning the order,
j Prof. W. R. Bowman, the state,deputy
from Columbia, made a stirring
speech for the Palmetto Leader and
hIsoT spotar~Shout the profitable . ses- H
1 sion of* the Benedict-Allen summer
*SchorOL ~ T : '?
f~Htev" Dawkins owns -ieautiful
home near the church. He is think
]ing of entering the race for the Gen- (>
jt eral Conference of the A.- M. E. 7
'church, Prof. Bowman declared in ^
_a_speech that if Rev.* Dawkins' gets ^
I in the race he will support him.?Rev.
j Bowfman t/jld the congregation of 1
I Rev. Dawkins ability as a preacher.
Those who died since the last quarter
were Lily Caldwell, Emily Dye, ,,
and George Smith.
Among th(, strong and reliable fiiem
hers who are standing by Rtv. Sanders
are DelQy Crome, Lizzie .Siti, f>
; Rev. J. P. Land, Rhoda Strong, Mary
iDuffie, Peter Wilson, and many o- ?
ithersf.
The grand president, Mrs. Maria *
Burton, had not arrived when your
reporterleft, but all eyes were eager|v
expecting her. A union- seemingly
jnot a unionj when this great woman
lis not present. Your "reporter willattend
the quarterly union this week
at Clinton.
I , __J? MKMOR1AM ^ ..
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! ? Jn-4ov4ny- memory of my -husband,
Mr. Charles Davis, who departed \his
life July"21st, 11)28. When God made
Heaven beautiful and peaceful, he
made it for all good people; He will
be for-ever remembered.
"Cod took away my happiness,,
When. he~took you dearly beloved
Each vjsit to your j?rave I make,
" I vision your dear fartr : ?Bitter:
, sorow a"d . heart-ti-ehe
With every flower I place
" Two years slriee yorr~left me; ?
-Tip t**M" only remain,
f But I'll gTi on loving you 'Ml,'TiUPhjy,,T'
Till God join us"agaift.""
, Hisiwife. 1
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IX MEMORIAM
In laving memory ofimr; mathyg, r
Mrs. Lueinda Embly, who died one
year ago July 1G, 1929. ' ?
. A"* g4htle\hand unseen by us
is-bleat-It
was the hand of God.
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Mrs. Ellen White, (TaugHTFri?Mr.Fradv
-Eh--Embly, son; Miss Florence
-White, grpnd daughter. I
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O LEADER
IN M KM OKI AM
In sad but loving remerrtbranee-of
tur dear mother, I,. Klla Lowndes,
vbu deyarted this lite one yt in1
luly 22nd, 1929.
Chas. D. Lowndes, Washington, I).
Beulah Walker Courtney; BLston,
lasa. - - . |
IN M KM OKI AM -J
fir loving memory .if our dear iTn''
her, Carrena Dawkms, who departed
his life, five years ago, duly 21. I92r>. ^
The flowers we place upon your.
? grave
May wither a"d decay,
tut our love,for you, who sleep . In' I
neath " ,
Will never_fade_away."
Your children,
Blondena L. Whaiey, Cleonis M.I
lieeks, James W. Hawkins, .LhwUhJ
It Mundle.
IN MKMORIA.M' 1 j
In ^sad but dovinpp=rvmemhr fence ?f
Irs. Charlettp B. Canty, who depart
d-thi&-iife^?lul>L2ff, 1929. . 1
Brother.- ^ l2 J
IN MKMOKI AM
In memory of our dear husband
rrtrher;?Ralph?Boozer, \vhjj---d^prrrtoil'
his life Jul
le sleeps the eternal sleep I
iut he'shan never- beforgottem j
ire still hear his sweet voice-'
i'e still ste his smiling face
ome. bright day we shall meet him .
Hien the mist has cleared awa.wHis
devoted family.
Mrs. Sallie Boozer; wife,; Miss Henirtta
Boozer-. Mrs.- -Amy 1^ MeMil?n,
Mrs. Sara . L. Youngblood. clrilren.
IN MEMOR1AM
In loving memory of our -dear broher
and, superintendeht, who d' paij_
<1 tills life today one vonr'aco. Tuh
7, 1929..
)ne dear to our hearts has gone
'he voice we li.ear' no more ~
Vhich never can be tilled.
'<
precious one from us lias gone .
low sweet the memories still,
so-one knows how mlich him we ""
miss
iince he departed for that w 'i j I < t
bliss.
>tl called you ymi could not->-t4y??i
Hir heart you yfeld without delay
hit the voice of - (jod hail I earlo-d.
\'v cried in vain .from thee t?. i?: ?t,
ynilr> heart T
Ve loved you but TesTF loved, ymi
best.
Hopewell Baptist Chijrcb S. S. puo<;
)f the Juvenile Missionary 'JVaii
M. E. Church and (irontul
ltKHh OranTHIUSD'AY
,\
OdU)? Devotionals. OrKuui'/.v-tiou. lu
C. B. Black. Recess-- Dinner.
Afleillooi
:J0-^-Spntr Service. Juvenile 'KXplW '
Missionary Juvenile Work. Jlealtl
Miss Gladys P. Black.Niuht
S
:{(>?Welcome /-Prmrra?nnit-. Resign <
Miss Bessie Branson >>1' Cann-pm.
Cray, Brapchville, S. C.. " . ,
FK11) A V
:30?Rising Bell.
OQ? Three ^.Iile Hike uvet^fcldi-Ou l)i
:30?Breakfast/
:()0-10:U0--Gamcs mi Pin votuiiihI n I
0:30?Devotionals. Address* hy. 1h .
Culture" JiV Dr. II. I). liuwe. "\\
ty Bear *.46; Ih(>.I u\-i-1uIeTI a i 11! 11 ) '
:3d?Soihg Service conducted Ly Mi i
and Sebia M. Fishers. Herbal l?
K. McTeer.
:30?Pageant directed, by Mrs. ' aiiit
Nivht >
^30?Drama hy Juveniles. Admir. ion
SPECIAL I
TO
WASHING
FRIDAY, AlC
Big league Ha^hall Motion
(Sena I ors.)
ROI'Nl) .TUII' FAKKS-:
Aikert __. __j.$1
Bnrrovell?? . ? LU.""
Batesburp J... _ ^ I t.7f?
? BkarkvtUe I ,">.00
Camden ?-??
Chester ~ 1.">0
?^OIA'MBIA ?
Denmark - - ?
. ? ! ? >?
Johnnton ? . ir,
Lancaster .1 ... 12"0
I/Cesville 1 r.7.7
Newberry 1 .*>.(!(?
Dates of Sale and FmIhI Limit:
_ wold <fur,4?.U..traitt^ rxrr
gust 1st.
Tickets good returning nil regit
ed, to reach original starting poi'
?- AogtifTt ttth. tootf ?
For Pullman reservation* and ott
SOUTHERN RA1
w -! % "
w, ,.M, iMxuiMii Hturnt.
" ^ i i.I (nTTiK^Nr- ws
XIit* crops iitniiml Kllorcc pre vci"
v. in-h rcl'resiled after the recent show
f is, ~ .
Siimhivi. was', a liijrlv day-, at-. Shiloh
~A~ Ah?ttr^rtmrT+i?annnijr the .many
\ i-x i,i s !u i ny' Al rs. t1{. Jjlack, Mis
Kut.li rtlai k Ml' Cameron and Mrs. M.
Austin olh Charleston.
9 n .19nrtmrnii^li.t t lu?Kusy MUn'-cUrhliiet
"with Miss Mavy Alice Wilhurn
as Hostess.. ' .Mis's MiTTY I.. Williams
w Us etfieicut president.
Miss Hyrd of < 'ulupihia. is visiting
Mr. I'ftcr I'Ylder,
Tli,. 'stfw.trdfss linai'ds entertained'
air I he parson: <*e in honor of tht. pas
1.11." .si ov, :u if- "ami inisincs un.t Al,ol)
day evi'-iTiliji*.v ?
Mr, Arthur Caldwell is at Inmif a
TAjtn a 11 or ~7ia\my spiaTtT a .pleasant
vacation, iii Xo'rtli" t'aPoliuri.- ' .
The .1 tivenilv- Missionary 'jtirls pnvr
:< lawn pariy on ;Saturday .ys.c.ainn .
Tin-.- -V-iIU . >?': iti'iiit'' d*sld'-i?lnl work
v il li ~tl i . I''. !!.? \yill.iaihs asyi'iiatTnV
-anil?tin \"m . Ltildeh.rninh a-' pre- i
<|, ijt:v . . - . ~
Ml So ar 11 lid."' .lets rrtliriTetl from
inntpfi ?? Itool m Sumter..
'Ill "I I I I IIIH III .unl I nil III!
ilk* 11: t. .
'I'ho A.I'!, loai'iio is awakp.
i nil- 1'i* .. tiii iii, .Mrs. II. .IhIiIimoi. -i1'
vr.' ir "r-.r i'lu-'unit.. ' *'
'Hi i.. :. ti<r -Mj'.s, Ii. r,. .liiiiV'rWiri :mtl
I:. 11111 \ 'nt l Ii-ni '.Vi-l >\\ it Mini Mi.-e Al
I.. "f-'l i a i I i.l|' l!it lii >| ?\ i J11 \\i'fi' inifsl
T t:. . . aril. A! i ft. V. 111 lilclir am1
a!111 "T;< :Iy- 4t-i.-1' u<n(>.
+4-??-?i?. .. 1t, i ^ I ,i ,i?;ili<l .Iannis. 1 .
W relit iin! \li \\ . .Ii-rnin,. \\ 11li:tm
..(.flit M rlr.rt vacation ra l il | ii n ! '.
I:-;.. Ije I- Ui.l.il..l.i:aii.l .anil .Is n.i-!
' I .. t I 'i~!v i 111111'' I ilil il;
''III- I'M Sl V\ l:l'|,. " ' . 7 1
*I*In ! :h-!11 r - u lj.'i li:t\i' In'vii at I i,-iTJT^
_l . iiDiiinr -11* ? ! - lki\l. i i'l ii MM'-1
"Tint i-jii-r rt" - iJ^i-i^r-ftrl -rr?I' ll li ?
ritATiI,.
tiny. 1 "..Lii.',) :i! WTiiinm ("liapel A
Is .1 n!> ?I;. A.H'-'.i.ist 1, .
t'hurs'r; S. ?" ~~
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I'.i "i... III. TaiU *'.\|io '
i S<*s>>M?n
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li 'r.ili i.-; i i. i ;t w I Hi 11,* Si", h71~
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l?\ , Vi !- - .'?( ? ; ;. ..I Hiillr ami
rnin? S.-moiy
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Mi. \ iii'S - I i. 111 LI flu uiul.
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A'MMi -l I
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't i:'-|'crl1> 1 1 .''.(M), ,
l(i<lu>-\N a> . I H
? Win'K 11 til : 12/?o 1
_S4ii ?'miifl(t ' . 11:7"
'I'ri'll t ?FI' 777^ ? ??7?IS.fill.? *
t ?? ? ?-?: ?14 H-j
4\?'r^.1iuvv . 12.."i0 Hi
lU'VlniflNII?' ?' I 1.110 ^
'K'lilUv , 1 1.7 "? M
I ninn .v: . . .. 1 1.00
\\ aid . rL=_*. ... ? .15.25 H
\\ imisliorit ? 10
Att.^ .wm
lar I mills, c\c<'|)i l?imV* Kj
10 prior lo midmi'ld ?Mfdm'sday,
rtr TnfrrrrnrTtinn sr4. ticket ncrntw, I
IIAVAY SYSTEM I
J ? - 1
I . .
SANDY WIN NFAVS
Saturday was a liiiih day at .Ml.
Mai iali -"'A-. M. K. rliuroli. \Yt wort
in tan?ij>:u?v with l*i\c choirs. The
III' 1 lll'tll III'" llll M -I 1 mi , 'I'l, r
wfliM.ini- -nihilf.a- \\as ilolivort'tl .by. S.
.1.. Uft>iSlU^_altdl W a JJ^Ii'ULlk'd 111 I. .
Jo I m kiinx mi in i In- FvuTiTsTTT
tiinutii. Wo had with n 1 h
I#Vv. .1. .). .lack-on. ?|iast. h- r>|' Kurt
Motto. ^\\ c .al ii 11 m I 111 \ D. .1. H i y
pastor al I ,init- t lit- circuiU He niad'
It ~wa't*. it' iI i : IL rm rMiii atiini. W
'/ii- I.an wi; a u uov. .Jacnii "t lim it ~
al' tin; HujUisl. church.
On Sunday. nunniiiji- Sunday, school
iij-cit il at '.'Alt) liy tho, suporintondi'nt.
Mr. M. -I. i'uitcrlicltl: The lesson \va taiiuhi
bv Uov. .1. .); Jackson. It wa
it nit w.i il by Ales. I alu lla Falicr, mi
ovniitf iilmti i.T l-tiii >> ..> .i .a .i ? .
. in.! mull I II II I > "II. ,'\ | ?
tipprv < i. 1 i\T' .(UiiiciH c navy' ;ui atli-i;1
ivt* > ai- !!> v. .1. I >? Laiiic, iin H
S :ni!ay mora iny at I LiMO.
v. Irilc -la' >friifei'i
yji.ir li'in ftr"i?l urc ht-llii'iii ? ?,> >.?via
tin1 (op.
tiilli-i t In u ra'ottl w'a.-1 ft'la.PO
\\ i1 an- |n-ini(l to .vay i'ViM'yt|iiny . i^v.-?
a ! .atu'. an .i.i'Ui'f an.l 11at atonv
fMl M.w.a.l. -I >
- : ' - ' ? rV
. '
j| BUY UASOLINK & OILS AT jLEEVY'S
SERVICE
; ? SHWHON ?=
_ iNm-tilm-l.n from lioiu,<lit.L T Allen ?
ON \ \\LOU STREET
j|Tm: N I >A Y A NI) NHillT ,
i rl N Sit U A N O'E ; .y
The LTeatest Investnu'iit in the \N
nflil
f i.snit ialia health and
L VCtiPKVr INSt i!AN( i:
h * . - 1 :
; Why nut pi ojlrrt- your -Oieonie with
. a Ileal'It X- AeeiiTent I'-oiipy* For
TTni,thr*r InfuiMmitinn SEE?
cj>. sFwV\VKT7L
"If it J." hit.nee I sell It"
I'hone ti.r.O 1 ti 11 Main St.
| c<tt; UKWKK sI.I(.no.uiiirAUti-N^;- .
DIAL 2 I 0 .'{ 7 ' * '
(Diacuiitfyd prompt 'delrvotrv service (HICK
SICK VICE SHOE
KKI'MR SHOP
?1121 IVusinitKtnn St. f ol'a?S. G-. ?
JO.U JUDS.oN JACK SCOTT
- TliKSTON JOHNSON ' .
... ; . '~f\
Adults CoiUrutl Children's
Dii'siiscs .
Adult- Ti n, ;iiul \|o, contract many
i !iiMjen's (li u :i'cs. And, u'smdly, they
ullVi front llicni much mule than
' vd:ihfn'Ti'-;fn. d'T.F in t aire. many. adults ""
routiv-i-r w.u ui , .-in ailment usually as
'cialcd AiiUi?c-h'ihtrmi.' Suiiil'tiliios?
"in > 1111. t(' -<-1\ and tafe" iWilil'Jl- .?r*
i\i' u:i deal I feat mi lit . \vitTi6ul leali'.1
i11*.r thrrt?vvrrrrr~TfTTv""Hn' r:uin'\i|' thoir~ ;
ti'oiil.lc \ i;t. I lie ! y iiipluiii.t aOre*
.auiv a l.ii i iiildt i.'iIV In ?M'. appetite
u i iehf-. r i' i uiliifi*?htrt1?Poet h?-rutd r ?
i'*1 ill-..- I? ' i?. i]i 11i11 u.r Hit1 huso and"
" a 1111 , ;:i 111 i I dr. 111. litil pTTilt . r A lid;?thv
-? i.in d.ciH I li.it ni l ly alirl haTIiT '
itv v!\ i'vpt'1 - ri'iiirfd pin. .wvjrnis, f.r.onr
While .-Ci'i aiti \ ci iniluyr', which you
:rii eel at . .
iuI: VI AN I IM.IA DiM.rrrtruuii
lf\ VJl KSION S.
E\ <1 \ S:i t ii I'd? i v Inn.. i
-... . ? ?... ..villi <111 tlJ ;VU*
I'D-I ;.!.<! 1 inclusive
. .. . , .4 .1 =
j. Ktiuiul 111|? J1 ar,^ t'^rnnv"t'oluinbiia (
\ ? * I' hI Ihw : ? ?-r-:
_ N""*v \ in k ..... S.ld'.T'i
|?* VH-iiilh- I'fiTy? 1 ?;?7 ??-*
Kail 1 inure J..... 'itt.VU
U ;i liMMjun '27..">0
< hi.iUMi 111.10
I >et roil ?_ 17.(1.1
I H!im eland . 17.l?U~
! iniedu :1 i
1 ? *
'l'i tipui Iiuirale 1'arps: from all oilier
points. t1 ui 111 'I IIi 1 I \ Davs.
I I.Mll l li ,s I iii-.ov |-;U I'lUN iI.KtiKS
? "tt vq|l Ticket ??
Soul horn Railway
, System - '.'."J
> ?? ? V
6 6 6 ;'*
lieliew- a Headache, or Neuralgia in
l.'Ul1 iiiiiinti". clwcliv a Cold Hie iirat
:da>, and ihi?!v?; Malaria in throe days. *.
1:1:1: >!. ? 'i'. 11 <
www in i ;inifiS?
FAN-O-LIN SYSTEM
In Beauty Culture
Ciivf* I AN.O I IN I I.hi, Si rtlp and
^ l> n i < I ?111 I' i < | ..u'.il ii n, s a trial. I heir *
|" woiili 11.1-1 .!.< ? i; pioved. Ki gistuied in
l U. N I 'at. Oil ?
I ' . ...
AlitN H WAN I I D. VVrite for term? (
Madeljy
Mine Fannie 1.. Carolina
1029 f tIk Market Street *
' i *
fik . ' o
I ??? ? *
Regal Drug Store
I 121 W ASHINGTON ST
A CUM!) I'LAVK"TO "I K.AD1-: ?
III: i hull' Moil; fr >m Mpjh (in '
- ( :>ll A l or Vonr l)ni|> Needs
I "
GOOD UPRIGHT
' pianos .. __ . " .
? , .v.. ..?
From $175. up
Slightly used S550. I'LAYER
= p*x v i iv CVimh iiu'w.-rnr" * ? 1 - 7" ~
?(lonvt'nif m. H'vtrw "MVortk^d
MALONE'S
Tm MAIN SI. i'ii^NE 5210