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•oon ns I ran find a part for you I
aril) let you know " The young man
bowed himself out. Somewhere two
block* away hr rame to earth. The
true Inward area of the conversation,
aa It were, came to him A friend
wai awaiting him at bla office. "Well,
what did he any?” ha asked "The
young man aat hlmaelf down at the
typewriter and began a special to The
Podunkville Onaette. "Mind your own
business.” be aald He baa given up
the Idea of a atage career
Pekin ducka are preferable both aa
market fowla and egg producer*. With
good treatment they will lay ten or
twelve doaen egg* ye*rly, and by good
feeding can be made to weigh five
pound* when ten week* oid.
Tuggle & Hollingsworth
Wit) r.n .hr I.nly MM-.1n1.f E.ruril.n lo
Atlanta on Nondet, Nov. 2H. lesvln.' An
e .stn at Ta. m. city time. R-'nrn i *
nave Atlanta at St> m. Tuea lay, NoV. 28,
arrive August* at it p. in.
Only $1.95 tor Round Trip.
Fine
Rich
Jewelry!
| Watches,
| Diamonds,
j Sterling Silver,
i Souvenir Spoons,
| Brass Tables,
I Fine Lamps,
| Silver Novelties,
i Vases,
Fine Umbrellas,
| Clocks,
I Militaiy Buckles,
I AWitary Buttons.
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ntaa Margaret Moor* Tab** t nuaual
Advantage oil Uomaa'a Hr vliege.
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; rltte's rkuet here thta morning by the
bride. Him Margaret Moore, refuelne
jt.l nay the fateful •*yee" at the proper
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mountain reflna the friend* of Mlae
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lej to aee the young e>'Up|e married
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II Walah. itirot amillng at the altar
rail aa the bridal party advanced.
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attended by her niece. Mlae Potey. and
the bridegroom's la* at man was Pran't
Dougherty. Jury commlaaloner of
Ldulu«anna county. Mr. Foley had
already made hla aolemn vow and the
print asked: "Will you. Margaret
Moore, take Timothy Foley to be your
.lawful hualuandT"
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man Inquired I “I* It yet too late,
father?"
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the unusual question. Immediately an
swered: "It 1* not too late," whereupon
the bride-elect eald: "Then I will not."
and turning from Ihe altar, ahe fared
I the startled spectators and walked
.low n the aisle toward the door. The
priest, the bridegroom and the guest*
I seemed transfixed. After waiting half
|an hour, expecting that the bride
(would return, the guests dispersed. No
i reason has been given for the bride's
strange conduct.
To all questions the answer Is that
she simply exercised a woman's privi
lege and changed her mind.
Place you order for f*tl suit with K.
j J. Henry & Co., popular priced tailors.
riEET TODAY.
South Carolina Druggist Assemble at
Rock Hill.
' Fouth Carolina Pharmaceutical Asso
ciation will hold Its twenty-second an
i nual meeting this week at Rock Hill.
The meeting will convene and adjourn
; on Thursday afternoon. The meeting
promises to be largely attended, espec
ially by the druggist* of Charleston,
j Many matters of Importance and In-
I terest to the druggist* will be discus
sed.
| The hoard of pharmaceutical exam
iners will examine apollcants for 11-
; cense: S. Burnham, of Charleston, and
[it. B. Loryea, of Manning, are the
! president and secretary of the board
! respectively.
Our prices on suits only two-thirds
what others chargs. K. J. Henry it
Co., «p»t sash tailsr*.
Willing to Follow.
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time to lay down aflft *le*p.
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I and "Klag Joho '*
I There nay be another reason for !
Marie Dressier a deaenlno of "Hotel .
lopsy Turvy," but rumor has 11 that
the tempestuous cosaedlsstne was dla
satisfixt. not to aay amuned. becatme .
KddJe For gets nil the applause. Any
way Miss Dressier ha* resigned snd
will soon sail for igmdon lo sopeor
there In n piece exported from the On
aino. To surer•*ed Mias Dressier in
"Hotel Topey TurvV” Messrs Kvsna
and Matin have set their hearts nsi se
curing IJlllan Russell snd the story
goes that they are camping st the pier
to arise her as soon ** she cornea down
Wine OF 'CAWbiJi
Nature’s Way.
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Men and women make miitake*. but Nature »never doei.
Her law* art a* fixed as the start. Her danger signals are
always right Nature’s way is for women to menstruate every
28 days. If there is any impediment—if the flow is scanty—
her signs of danger take the shape of dizziness, rush of blood
to the head, fainting spells, cold feet and hands, pains under the
shoulder blades and in the sides. There is much pain and suf
fering ahead for the woman who neglects Nature’s cries of
warning. Postponing things is almost suicidal. Wine of Cardui
is the assistance that Nature requires in her work of cleansing the
system. It is a medicine from the fields and the woods—a veg
etable compound of roots and herbs, that acts altogether upon
the organs of womanhood
alone. It is good for all
"female troubles”. Its action
Is quick, and its benefits are
permanent.
Druggists Sell Bottles for SI.OO.
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• COISON BUILDING. *
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ihr gang plank from her trip abroad.
Tk# part I* Knit, finny, pruprlstraa*
of a circus, and hi now played with the
riotous energy which marks all of
j Mtaa Dressier'* stage work, and there
util imv# to b# • toot) deal of dignity
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i uilian can be induced to take It.
I As an ttlustration of the populsrlty
ut the Gilbert * Sullivan operas, noth
ing could be so Impressive as these
figure*, for wMni Mrs, R. D'Ojiy
Carte, wife of the manager of the Ha
voy thestre. Ixindon. 1* authority. In
the last twenty year* there have been
given at this theatre 6,953 representu-
Rockv Comfort, Ark.,
Oct. iff.
• I have been troubled with de
layed and insufficient menses,
with rush of blood to my head,
causing falling sickness and great
pain afterward. Wine of Cardui
cured me.
Mrs.W. If. GOLDEN.
LADIES’ ADVISORY DEPARTMENT, i
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A LUNCH FOR THREE CENTS.
I he Smallest lfe»t*urs«»« In Baltimore
nod IU Bill of I err.
I Tltr MniUirt mlMiMl In Bultlmcee
1 1» nitnif by Knrmtit ff. TumMln*"!'
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trade >if Ihr i»cw»l*«>y*. iwl dor* a
(thriving trti*tnrm In thr**-c*nt lunchea
land rh.*p tlcklcm of Ihr palate. The
| t rrtaurmnl I* In a email fr«m# room,
lalla. hrd to Ihr building »n Ihr weal
I xlit# of (Irani atrrri, and la alaml 3®
! fori |on« and a jraid wrlde. Formerly It
wa* uard «a a hoot Mark aland. Young
Tumhllnaoh neeured perml»»l«n about
. larht tiK* mh* a*o to often a aland In
(hr place. H*- had It thoroughly clean -
rd nnd painted Inaldr and out. and thrn
If ranted a amall counter, leaving bare
ly enough room to wiUU about. Next he
Ueeurrd three ollatovea and then hung
ji.ut neat placard! announcing hlao|ien-
Ing. The nrwaboya took him Into
11heir hrarta. and many odd pennle* fell
| to hi* way. Al Ural he aofcl milk ahakea
land candy, cake* and aandwlehe*. but
be now furnlahea a lunch for three
I, ~„ta for newaboy* only. Including
'*oup, choice of lieef. liver or pork.
I with mauhrd potatoee iin.l pickled
| heel*, ('offer t* one and three cent* a
'cup, eheeae aandwlehe* one. two and
three cents; ham *antl»lches, one cent:
*oup, three and five centa a bowl; and
other Ihluga In proportion. The new*.
l*iy* aw ear by the reataurant keeper
Iteeauae he Joke* with them nnd often
feed* a poor and hungry waif for noth*
Ing.
REJIARKABLE CASE.
A Han Lived Thlrty-alx Years With a
Bullet In Hia Heart.
Morgantown, W. Va., Nov. It.—Wil
liam 11. Hmallrldge, who riled a few
i day* ago at Olenvllle, hi (Ulmer Coun-
I ty. carried a bullet In his heart for 117
year*. He was n member of O. K. Ist
West Virginia Infantry In the civil
war, and In September, IX6I, while
marching through (Ulmer County, was
shot by some one in ambush, the bul
let entering Smallrldge's chest at the
lower point of the scapula, on the left
side, passing thence directly through
the left lung into the left ventricle of
the heart. The force of the bullet was
so broken that It did not penetrate the
Inner wall, but the regimental surgeon
pronounced the wound fatal, and left
Sinallrldge to die. He did not die.
however, but was sent back up the
Little Kanawha River In a skiff to his
home, ill Olenvllle. where he recovered
and has since lived. A few weeks ago.
while on his deathbed, he asked Hr.
G. O. Brown to make an examination
of the wound after his death. This Dr.
Brown did, and found the bullet Im
bedded in the heart. Surgeons pro
nounced It the most extraordinary
case on record.
Large stock new raisins, all varieties,
just rec»lv»4 at LamKln a* Co.'*.
Had Seed One.
• &id y<*u ovA r *%» ** hgiflM
you »*> svg» absolutely honstr. ?
•'X think I did, Wunst, said ItwWwjv
nafcK Bill. feller *hat nt ah#g.«
had utolwi the hoes." lndianapolis
Journal.
mid flour for
sale by Larrikin & Co*
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IV« natry aakd anrh tfilviga (kat w#r# a
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at court «i« ttned 12.3*.
No Pay for (be Pi#a.—-Martah K*l#a
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Mariah hud sold plea to n certain
c« lured man. and aha agya that Ihe ,
ESTABLISHED 1858. —■ c\
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Mill Work •
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
YELLOW PINE LIMBER
fACTORY AND SAW Mill EQUIPPED WITH LATEST IMPROVEMENTS ANO
ORGANIZATION THOROUGH IN EVERY OEPAR ™ EN J„^„
FULL LINE IN STOCK AND PROMPT SHIPMENTS ASSURED
--SBS- PRICES. CATALOGUES. ETC..UPON APPLICATION.
I?erk!NS Manufacturing Co.Augusta.Ga^
JACK FROST
HAS SALUTED US!
Are you well prepared? No. Then hasten.
Mr. Fardy, or grim rheumatics will claim you.
How about the Suit, or Overcoat, or Under
wear or Hat. How about it we ask ? Whatever
your fancy or your income justifies is here.
Conservative men, and young men, men of
rare good taste, and men who just care to be
neatly and solidly dressed will find upon our
counters beautiful varieties at very satis
factory priees.
I. C* Levy’s -Son & Co#>
tailor-fit clothiers,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
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Or«l#tpd Prop# 1 #tot Out. —a Mr. C* A *
ahculd out Aav# ordered Mr.
ftr<i#n tk# proprlttor of tk# mi Mono
i Ma in to. out of tk# friar#, but k# did
S a»4 #0 b# ram# to court.
Mr. firms a Mid lh*l Rogara had pot
hie hand in hla baclt pocket *• If to
draw a weapon Howsvar. he had
pone, na was proven. The I rouble had
l»eso that the proprietor had refused
to credit Rogers for s beer and • whig
key. A #ne of I - , was levied.
Bud McManus paid (2 *• for a drunk.
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A THANKSOIVINO LNOACHiMENT
for dinner should remind you that your
dreas null wal need the most Immacf
late linen—not ‘ shining like a ntg
grr'a heel." but of the right medium
gloss and domestic fltilsh, such as we
lay on your shirt, collar* and cuffs af
ter they have been whitened by our
perfect method* of Isundrv work, snd
starched to tne right ilegree of stlF
ness. Shirts Isundered here are ad
mired by the moat critical.
Shirts, 10c.. Collars, 2c.; Cull*. 4c.
Hoiti Phones
HULSE’S steam laundry.
314 Jackson Street.