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THE FARMERS'OPPORTUNITY
Continued Prom First Page
much of a lund on yourself lt was
the last feather which broke the
mule's back. Don't make your'pity
men'.s too lu lire. It's easy to prom
ise big things for next fall. but. the
man who pays one dollar per bushel
for corn meal and ten to fjfleen ?
eenta a pound for meat, can't eave j
enough out of .six or Keven cunts
cotton to make large payments.
After yiiti ami the owner of tho
land li ? v o agreed upon
terms, he will give yon a bond tor
title, and you in return will give
him your notos, falling duo in one,
two three and four years. A 1 1
paper? of thia kind should be fixed
up by a Notary Public or a Justice
of the Peace.
Now that your pegs aro named
and set, the next step is to DUI VD
YOUR PKGS.
(-all your family together/ tell
them of the pia?a you have made.
lt is veiy necessary that each one
agrees to help in every way to carry j
out your plan. Ono balky horse
will keep the load from moving on.
Of course ibis means for them hurd- |
er work, no money for ear ting?,
finger ring* or showy tilings of any
kind. It will mean for you to quit
buying corn at one dollar per bushel
and raise enough for your home
supply, It, will mean for you to
?ow more oats and wheat. It will
mean foi your wi fa to stay at home
and raise chickens, eggs and vege
tables to supply the family and to '
sell. It will mean for all to leave
off buying tobacco, snuff, whin Key
and cofiee, drink t h e milk and
sweeten the hot water wi tn syrup.
Raise everything you eat, b/t dou'i
'v*r' everything "you raise. It aleo
means that the family will have to
do without buying a buggv for a
while. Walk to church and let the |
mule or horse rest on Sunday, if he
has been working all the Week, lt
means that the family mu?t not go
on excursions. They must not go
to circus shows or ride on ''flying
jennies.'* It simply means that
every extra cent, must go into that
FARM."
Now, if you carefully follow out
these plans, and any other which
are wise, you will bo surprised in a
few years to find yourself living at
homo; nt your own home.-Tuske
gee Student.
A CU "Rh FOR LOVE.
Take 14 ounces of DisLke.l lb.
of Resolution, 4 grs. of Common j
Seii?e, 4 07/ of Expel ?ance, a j
large sprig of time, and (bree j
quarts of tho cooling of Consider !
ation. l^et these over the fire rd ,
Love* sweeten w ith tho .'Sugar of
Forgetfulness, skim it with the
Speen of Melancholy, put it in !
the bottooj of your heart, cork it j
with the cork of clear concience, :
let it remain, and you will quickly i
l>e restored to your senses again;
These things can be had at Hie j
home of Understanding, next
door to Reason, on Prudent street,,
m the Village of Contentment
REV. D. COOPER; W
Undertaker.
Ilealer in
COFFINS, CASKETS
A NI? BU KIA L UOBF.S.
Embalming the Deadone of my S p
cia hies. Thc patronage of
the people solicited.
D. COOPER* - Agent.
1502 Assembly St., COLUMBIA. 8. 0
COLUMBIA, NEWBERRY &
LAURENS RAILROAD.
Charleston. Greenville, Columbia
arni Atlanta Short Line.
Schedule in Kif etsi Oct..bur ti. 1001.
Eastern Standard Time,
SOUTH Uol.'.N l>
Dai iv.
Lv Atlanta (via E A L). 7 4?am
Athens.1( Lunn
Kl berton.ll l?am
Abbeville.12 22|?m
oreen weed.1.2 4'Jpm
Alt clinton., .(nioner) ....1 ?i?|>ln
??UTUBO?? I?.
Daily.
LV. clinton. ... (Dinner)-2 1 (?pm
oreen wood.' * ' *3 05 pm
Abbeville.3 H3piii
Elberton.1 40pm
Athens.5 43pm
Ar. Athens ..(via H A L) .S iwjpm
bo UT ll Mol' N D
Daily.
LV. olenn springs (c w c) Kl boam
spart.itibu:g .iel3pm
Greenville.lo Minni
AK. Laurens (pinner). 1 37pm
NOitTJlUOUNL?.
1 laity.
r v. Laurens. ...( nioner.) .... ii 10pm
Greenville.3 25pm
s partan burg.:J> 20pm
Ar. Glenn springs (c Cfc w c) 1 ("?pm
SOUTH not; s i?
*N0. 22. No. 53,
Lv. Laurens. .*> Ot>am V 02 pm
Parks.? lOain 2 Ot-phl
Clinton.li 40:ini 2 22pm
(lohlville.(1 ?Suiu 2 32pm
Kinard.. Ottum % 30pm
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Prosperity . S 2?ntii v ? 11111
Sligllfi.. . ,S I2:iiil ? 30ptll
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Leap h a r t J?k
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Leave Columbia 12 30a in ll SOnni
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Inno . 1 00am 1 i 4oam
Valentine. 1 15aiu?lJ 40?mi
while b'oek .... 1 ii lu m ll 54am
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Blighs.2 02am 12 20pm
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Newberry.3.00am 12 42pm
Jalapa.;> 22am 12 55pm
tony .:i 31nm 1 001 m
Kilian].3 40am 1 n?pm
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Clinton. I 30nm 1 25pm
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Ar Lau reuse ii S&l.)5 00am lipm
Read Down Rend I p.
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4 :i:ip j ... .Sumter_ | '.? 51?
? 40p I Ar. ChutUs-on Iv. I T ohu
* Dully I'Vuighcexcept Sunday.
For rate.--, timetuolc.**, oi further
information call ou any agt or wtiit.
[IMITED
TRAILS
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE
Seaboard Air Line schedule in
effect May 20, 1001.
No. Sn. ;i4.
E. T. V. T.
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I foin I VI' ?T t?n. V'?r. T. M.. NS a?liiiiirton.
I H- H-HARDWICK. W ll TAYI.wK.
.- : > (.Vj.Mi/t. :i. A H. P. A.. A timi ta.
C.C.JOHNSON, M. D.
1101 Plain Street.
9 A. M.
2 to 4 P. M*
6 to 3 T- M
IttVni M'HONES ?r.'.t.
BREADS.
RO LLS
CAKES:
PIES
WARNEKES
J6?2 MAIN ST
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\E AND HOUSE FURN SSH I NOS.
If UV invilo (MTV leadt-rof Tin- Koonidcr OA'N Aloin Ct
Ib, ....:,.!.,",,,",.ou/ Indlf) ot;
NEWS Y ST EM_
4 ._DEN TA L OFFICE.
1316 MAIN STREET
-.-'-?^ v^(-.:?.'' *??^t .'*:-^
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vi?;.
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HI LK wc may concedo thu elo
quence exntvssud bv rinn?? o'
? M ' . ....... w.
our competitors in their ad vcr
t iso m cn ts, we iilwiivs prefer tho *lm
plu but decisivo language of facta,
without indulging in a lot of idlo
?ords. Wc nsserl right her?; that no
Dental Oflioc in this oily can exeol
UR in Mic durability of our drntu}
wink, Ihopa in tussocks of our meth
ods, nor the quality of tin* material
wu use. Th? Dentist who talla yeu
that ho doc? the host wurk at lowest
price?, less than fair prico? depends
on your credulity. We depend upon
vom re? so ti, and upon thc best qnal
. Bm, >%M&$;M
itv of our work and tb
such charges ?is these
c fairness of
f JP* $5 gp*
int ? ; K??. it ii A iv ni.Nti
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A SUT ?>r TIM.'TH
oom ru LINO'S
bll.VRK ri LI iFO>>
?Ol O CKIVK?
ntcinrtcwoRK
t AT KAU INO,
S'ji-eitil ??.oo UP
1 .?JO UP
lot. U P
voo UP
per Tooth ju oo
rmulcaa ion.
w. E. MCCORD, D. D. S.
j -OPERATOR -
? m? Mflin 8?rc,Ct. KemembfrSign of a Big Tooth Columbia, S. 6
O?S::
OUR
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if
Ix We are away ahead-ahead
><> in variety and quality, and
5? everything but Price. The
<> PRICE is where you will be
d. We have Desks^a
hogonized. Mahogony, Birds
Eve Maple Desks at $3.50to
lc $75.00, This Desk Depart
id ment is a regu
2 tion. Won't
\? I3I3-I3?9 y
\$ Main Street,V
9
ular Art ?xhi
you visit it ?
GheaDest store.;
in TUG State,
D_Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Gents'
^ Furnishings Wholesale and Retail
? I. J. MILLER, roprietoris ,ho ,,est s?0(ls for less monf. *
? .in nt ? A ni L . limn any store in the state. Seo hu
; Of HE FLAG, ColUniDia, |iriw.s and he convinced,
i foin linn. I rc*? I ? ! i )\CK .oatt*, ni! wool from $2.00 up lo $4 00
;,?() wonder um! Uottonade Suits foi men from #3. to $5.00
'.Uti nitist Li tter made fresh from N Y market #0 to S12 50
i PANTS! PANTS!! l,e sells ?he best $2.00 Pants in
iii, w rid lb s? one Dollar Shoe in lo\vn for mon and women, als
. i helter i?mdes from ?1.50 to ?:?.5?.
BOYS' KNEE SUITS:
Plie nobbiest in tin- st;ite, from ? .00 tr. 85.00. Tell your father to
hov yoni winter -nit from th?; KLAG, If you cannot reme you reel I
H ml youi older tluough the mails, and it will be piomptly fit 1 led.
Gjods guaranteed for fit and tjuaility or money refunded
Special Discounts o Ministers and Students
non Forget the Pince. J600 MA ! N Corner of Taylor Street
I /. J. MILLER, PROPRIETOR

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