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OTTCMWA WOMAN CURED , * \ . By Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ottumwa, Iowa*?4 Tor years I was almost a constant sufferer from female B^^f^.^;!ii;!;nrouble in all its 5 dreadful forms: shooting, pains all over my body, sick headache, spinal H?s?l^ vr P weakness, dizziness; |I|i Sf depression, and Jp^ everything that was hornd. I tried many doctors in different R parts of the United j v u\ States, but Lydia E. flu v\ Pinkham's Vegeta|A\x V ft VftA \A Ihifl Compound has done more for me than all the doctors. - . X feel it my duty to tell you these x facts. My heart is full of gratitude to you for my cure/?Mrs. Harriet E. w ampler, 524 S. Ransom Street, Ottumwa, Iowa. Consider This Advice# No woman should submit to a surgical operation, which may mean death, until she has given Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a fair trial. This famous medicine, made only from roots and herbs, has for thirty years proved to be the most valuable tonic and invigorator of the female organism. Women residing in almost every city and town in the United States bear willing testimony to the wonderful virtue of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass., Invites all sick women to write " her for advice. Her advice is free, confidential, and always helpful, THE OLD If in need of the ve SADDLERY, selected bj tricky Horseman" call .. the greatest variety to se! best, medium and cheap, and employ the best t work to last longer than Davis 1517 Main Street :v -.- , : f -1 * '* - - - V * ? ^ ? \" 1 BARBECUE. > / ' " ? I will famish my annual ycne with refreshments at my place on Southern railroad, one mile from Gilbert, Satur day, August; 12th. Fassenger irmuo will stop both ways to take on and off passenger*. Several prominent speakers will be present to address you. Music furnished by a band, the photo man will be on hand to serve you. Oome and enjoy one of the best 'cues of the season. Charges for dinner % reasonable. JOOR HAYES. July 19?4w30 \ ; Notice, Obituaries, Etc. >1'' ' ' f The Dispatch is forced to repeat what it has so often said before.' We cannot print cards of thanks, obituaries, and the like FREE of charge. We will publish, however, obituaries ion words free and charge at the A ti rate of one-half cent a word lor an over 100 words. Cards of thanks will be published at the rate of one-half cent a word straight. Our space is what we make onr living out of, and we have it to sell just the same as a grocer sells his meat, lard, flour, sugar, coffee, etc. Always make remittances when sending copy.^ This will save us s lot of book-keeping. The Old . . Question Of r Shoes, Shoes LetUs Answ< H. M. WING; Lexington, - - S. We Sell the Best Groc At Right Prices. a? ??l????? LUTHERAN SEMINARY NOW COMPLETED The contractors for the building ot the Lutheran seminary in Columbia will deliver the structure this week to the board of directors; it is distinctly unusual that the contract will be com pleted 60 days ahead of time. The building is the main hall of the plant, containing admtstrative offices, dormitory space and class rooms, it being the plan to add other buildings for the . chapel and library. Substantial and impressive, and at the same time artistic and in the best of taste, the main building of the seminary promises to form a beautiful center structure for j * _ a beautiful plant to be put up on ine same style. Following are the members of the building committee: G. B. Oromer, C. M. Efird, M. J. Kreps, C. A. Freed. 0. M. Robinson, Richmond, architect. Notice, School Election. The State of South Carolina, f County of Lexington. Under an order of the County Board of Education fojr Lexington County, dated July 20, 1311, there will be an election held in Edmund School "District No. 22, at the school house, for a special levj for school purposes on the 8fcbtday of August, 1911, beginning at 7 o'clock a m.,, and closing at 4 o'clock p. m., under Section 1208 j.Revised Statutes of this State? W. H. SHARPE, H. P. BACHMAN, J. A. LUCAS, Board Trustees for Scaool Listrict No. 22. July 21, 1911. 2w39 / > Fine line of candles, fresh from the factory, at Harm an'6 Bazaar. RELIABLE rv best in HARNESS and ran old experienced "Kenon us where you will find lect from - of all grades, ^Ve use the Best Leather rorkmen. Guarantee our any on the market. i Co?9 Columbia, S. C. i b This IS CMeiinyCo's. Space Think of them for good s-* m f ? Lionee, leas, sugar aic. Prices Always Right. * 1639 Main Street, Phone 157. Columbia, S. C. PdV ;rlt X. are showing the best line of and Summer Shoes and Oxfords for omen and Children, that we have Tied. ae leading makes and Styles to sen, and the prices are bound to please Ve sell the famous Hunt Club Shoe md make an inspection today. :eries ^ \ ANNUAL REPORT of E. L. IN ARD, T easurer i Lex ngton County, South Carol na for the Scholasti Year Comm ncing July 1,1910and tnding June 30, '11 OFFICE COUNTY TREASURE Lexington, S. C., Jnly 20, 1911 To Hon. R. W. Meminger, Presidin Judge Court of General Sessions f< Lexington County, S. C. Dear Sir: In conformity witn tne reqirenion of an Act of the General Assembly < the State of South Carolina, No. 19 approved December 23, 1889, A. D., have the honor to submit the followin report of the transactions of this oific for the scholastic year commencin July 1, 1910, and ending June 30, 191 Very respectfully, E. L. WINGARD, Treasurer Lexington County No. Name Nature Amt 1 G M Harraan Advertising $ 1 ( 9 T. T. R./wif Rnild'or mnfcprml 34 ' 3 A P Shealy Hauling brick 4 ( 4 Wm Mabaffy 44 44 12 ! 5 D O Frick Well on school house lot 12 1 6 J J Chapman Lumber 3 ! 7 G M Rister Build'g haul'g 6 ( 8 N Z Sease 44 freight 145 ' 9 A Z Fulmer Hauling brick 6 ' 10 W E Black Institute Ex. 120 ! 11 HD Wessingerhi'gbrck etc 6 ! 12 N F Frick 44 4 4 3 1 13 E D Williams Grading for school building 37 i 14 W D Hill Teaching 50 15 W D Hill Proving Trust s Qualification 16 J O Lingley Teaching* (0 i 17 Vera An.trson Teaching 40 i 18 Vera Anderson Teaching il i 19 L L Roof Material 28 20 N Z Sease Frt on material 84 : 21 J T Stockman Hlg brk etc 11 22 J W Ballentine reaching 75 ?3 * i <? (< 22 24 J B Bouknight Hlg brick 9 35 C D Lowndes Teaching 11 26 J W Frye Wrk on bldg 200 27 G A Guignard Brick 200 28 J B Koon Window framer 100 20 N F Frick Hauling sand 4 30 J Y Smith Teaching 30 31 " " V 15 32 H D Wessinger Hlg brick 3 33 Wm Mahaffy " *' 6 34 J W Frye Building 200 35 H D WessiDger Hlg brick 5 36 G A Shields Ventilator 6 37, J O Singley Teaching 60 38 N Z Sease Frt on Brick * 24 39 Making wind3w frames 80 40 The State Co Ptg Bonds 27 41 Lorick & Lowrance Sash Pulley 8 42 J W Frye Wrk on schl big 200 43 J G Keialer bldg porch 30 44 G A Guignard Brick 200 45 J W Frve Wrk on schl big 250 46 W W Hawes Advr Bonds 2 47 D A Quaitlebaum et al Constructing Building 300 l 48 B J Wessinger Hlg Mtrl 8 49 N J Sease Frt on Matrl 47 1 50 Carolina Portland Cement Co., Lime cement plates 174 i 51 J J S Boozer pump for wel 18 52 Nat Bank Leesyille Bldg 600 ( 53 J W Fry Wrk on schl bldg 175 54 R L Bryan Oo Schl snppls 11 55 L Hall Repairs 29 56 R L Shuler Material 37 57 Jac b M Williams Rent 2 58 W B Wharton Tabts oh big 12 59 0 B Nece et al trustees Constructing bldg 200 60 J B Shealy Shingles 14 61 UP Taylor et al Trustees BiUg school house 300 62 C G Williams Teaching 70 63 Mrs May Kreps Teaching 40 64 Carolina Seabrook Teabg 40 65 Rebecca Gadson Teachig 25 66 Mr? W W Hawes Teachg 40 67 iViyrna Riley Teaching 40 68 S S BirgK pipe for well 12 69 1 Nat Bank Batesbg desks 178 70 J W Fry Wrk on scnl bldg 175 < 71 T S beaae Main for Bldg 400 i 72 Henry O Sheaiy Lumber . 50 < 73 E L Asbiii Services to schl 22 I 74 Richard Parker Teaching 75 < 75 L J Hook Wood & repairs 17 . 70 Chattanooga RoOiing & F Co. Rooiing lor schl big 213 77 YaroOroUgh & Bellinger bash weights for ack big 29 78 G A Gignard Brick 398 1 79 i'aily S Shealy Teaching 47 80 H C Sheaiy Lumber 1013 81 J E Shcaly Teaching > 62 82 J E Sheaiy Teaching 62 Q'A At Rn.rr T.af.ha 1ft i 84 Beiva Brown Teaching 40 85 H L Harman '* 60 86 O U Hibier 44 65 I 87 Maggie Shuler 44 35 88 Maud Farr 44 35 89 Bill el (Jiine 44 25 90 Margaret Duncan'4 51 01 Jas W Drake 44 65 92 Gertrua Joiinson 44 45 93 Lor'k & Lowrce eash cords 22 94 D E Arnica Teach & wood 46 95 Mrs B P Hoiladay Teachg 42 96 G A Mill 44 65 97 Busie Dunbar 44 40 98 J \V Fry Wrk on schl hse 396 99 lva Croat Teaching 38 100 Dora E Bussell '4 30 101 Julian A Price 44 50 102 Kusa B Failaw 44 * 40 103 Barn J Derrick 44 60 11 \A I .inns*. Wrvorl ursi.rH Toa^Viinff XVTI ***" ** f ? WV? fV M&\* A VUVUiMgj W 105 J O Siugley 41 60 106 Sue H Corley 44 60 107 Jennie Charles 44 40 108 Martha J Brown 44 40 109 A L Cromer Repairs 1 110 Charlotte Singleton Teach 35 111 P M Frick Repairs 5 112 C S Hutchinson Teaching 60 113 Carrie Morg n 44 40 114 Estelle Buster 44 40 115 C G Williams 44 70 116 J E Koon For echl bldg 249 117 Blancne Parrott Teaching 40 118 W E Black 44 125 119 D B Redmon 41 30 120 MaeAmick 44 40 121 Richard Parker 44 75 \n It.l.... Uo.nno ? An XJaiay uanco i\j 1S6 Merna R Riley " 40 124 Caroline Seabrook * 40 125 Mra May Kreps " 40 126 Rebecca Gadaden " 25 127 Noah E Derrick 60 128 B H Knight Repairs 1 129 Annie L Taylor Teaching 35 130 W E Long 11 65 131 HatUe Hook " 40 182 Mrs J C Counts 44 45 00 133 Carrie R Werts 44 40 00 Of 134 W H Eerrick 44 62 50 135 J E Shealy 44 62 50 136 J P Harman 44 3 5 00 137 Oura A Dukes 44 4 0 0) 138 Sudella Kleekley 44 45 00 139 ISudella Kleckley Appratni 6 38 140 J G Sharpe Teaching 30 00 141 H J Rains 44 45 00 R 142 W D Hill 44 50 0<? 143 T E Derrick 44 45 00 144 M R Pound 44 ?2 50 145 L M Quattlebm 44 70 00 )r 146 Belva Brown 44 4 0 00 147 Wm Littley 44 25 00 14b Eva Bookman 4, 35 00 149 Ethel Eieazer 44 40 30 i - -? ? J. r\ ? it rr\ t\A [8 10U ixiargru uuuuau ou w 5f 151 Mrs L Youmans 44 35 00 7 152 Jas W Drake 44 65 00 153 Gertrde Jonson 44 45 00 I 154 U P Etheredge 44 50 00 ig J 55 Curtis Weimorts" 50 00 ,e 156 H*ttie Oromer 4< 40 00 157 B F Derrick 44 38 50 158 Lewelyn Zeigler44 45 00 1- 159 J F Kaiser 44 60 70 160 Dora Rcdmon 44 50 00 161'EmmaKoou 44 35 00 162 Iva Crout 44 38 00 163 K S George 44 40 00 164 U S Hutciiinson 44 60 00 165 S J Derrick ,4 60 00 166 J W Shealy 44 60 00 >0 167 J H Sligh 44 50 00 168 W E Black 4* 466 28 169 Peoples Bank Leeav bldg loo 70 10 170 Rufus Mitchell Teaching 25 00 171 Oiive Haltiwauger 44 40 00 10 172 Mrs O D Garvin 44 40 00 11 173 Sally S Shealy 44 47 50 10 174 Katie Shuler 44 70 00 74 175 Mrs S P Holladay 44 4< 00 79 176 P M Frick Buildings 32 10 9;3 177 H L Harnidn Teacliing - 60 00 29 178 Maud Farr 44 35 00 51 179 Sosa B Fallaw 44 40 00 180 Susie Dunbar 44 45 00 90 J81 Lwrce Bachman 44 4 0 00 r^n I - n /a. r>.? 4. -1 /-? r\n 10 VJtUigC UUIIC1 i\j uu 1?3 Estelle Harman 44 40 CO 0 JtS4 Luia K Nelson 44 25 00 00 185 MargartDuncan" 25 00 00 J8G Edna L Alston 41 30 00 00 187 Corrie Smith 44 20 00 15 188 Mary C Able 44 40 00 23 189 G C Weaver 44 \ 35 00 00 i90 N n. JbaiiH Leesv44 600 00 00 191 F .nnie Sightler 44 2 5 00 50 192 D E Amick 44 47 45 193 Magpie Oochran44 3 0 00 *5 194 O M Bookman Repairs 35 00 00 19 Maggie Shuler Teaching 35 IK) 00 196 Ethel Cline 41 25 00 00 197 Mary Gardiner 44 2 6 00 50 198 J E R Kyzer 44 5 0 00 00 199 Henry Wesnger 44 50 00 50 200 T C Lykes 44 2 5 00 00 201 Blanche Parrott 44 4 0 00 202 J H Harroan 44 35 00 00 203 Benj Lykes 44 27 00 50 204 F E Shelton 44 25 50 68 205 L'J Lucius " 26 00 00 206 Estelle Veal 44 2 9 00 00 207 (Jhafin Hiller Co ReDair9 8 90 00 208 P B Adams Teaching 50 00 30 209 D L Shealy 44 40 00 210 G A Mills 44 65 00 04 211 Minnie Pollock 44 27 00 00 212 Leora Dawkins 44 15 00 00 213 Carrie Morgan 44 40 0(? 00 214 Nettie Amick 44 3 2 50 00 215 J A Price 44 54 00 62 216 W E Black 44 152 00 227 J V Smith 44 4 0 50 00 218 Fstelie Baster 44 40 00 219 O G Williams 44 70 00 32 210 Richard Parker 44 75 00 221 Mrs May Kreps 44 40 00 32 222 Mrs W W Hawes44 40 00 223 Myrna Riley 44 40 00 ^0 224 Caroline Seabrk44 40 00 30 225 Rebecca Gasden44 25 00 JO 226 Walter Bowman44 21 00 30 227 Sue H Corley 41 60 00 !? 228 Lola Maynard 44 37 00 ?> 229 R C Quattlebm ' 35 00 W 230 R C Quattlebm " 35 00 231 J F Bowman " r 26 00 W 232 A M Holloway " 25 00 40 233 J 0 Singley " 60 00 234 D B Rawl Building 226 75 ^ 235 Ruth M Taylor Teaching 35 00 [J? 236 D K Gantt Building 28 84 PP 237 W H Jones Furniture 180 00 jJP 238 John H Siigh Teaching 50 00 ?P 239 Maud Farr Teaching 35 00 Op 240 L Hall Repairs 10 90 00 241 F W Shealy copy schl plat 2 50 00 242 Shull & We9singer Fuel 22 10 Op 243 Linna Woodward Teachg 50 00 PP 244 Curtis Wiermortz " - 50 Oo jj? 245 May Amick " 40 00 25 CONTINUED NEXT ISSUE 00 , 50 Buy it now. Now is the time to buy 79 bot 11 numuerlain's Coiic, Chi-ir ?ti?d Di .rihoea Rf medv It is al?8 m st certain to be needed before the 00 s inmer is <>ver. This remedy has no 50 s pi-rior. For sale by all dealers. 51 ? ? 50 50 A pretty woman cuts a lot of ice 40 with her tears. 00 00 A well known Des Moines woman qq after suffering miserably for two days 00 from bowel complaint, was cured bj qq >ne dose of Chamberlain's Colic, Choice ?ra and Diarrhr ea Remedy. For sale qq oy all deaiera. 00 * 55 And today'? aeroplane may be tomorrow's jur". uu oo ?; HA An r-vrrli-ncmt-t7 r>tea nf HiarTVinDft ran VV XXU V/AVA U1U1 J VifWV V* W4V444MUVW VMil) uO as a rule, be cured by a single dose of 00 Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di00 arrhoea Remedy. This remedy has no 30 superior for bowel complaints. For 00 sale by all dealers. 00 . 00 20 One way to flatter a woman is to 00 tell her that you can't. 00 ^ 60 Seemed to Qtive Him A New Stomach. 00 "I suffered intensely after eating 00 and no medicine or tr?atment I tried 00 seemed to do me any good,*' writes H. 00 M. Youngpeters, Editor of The Sun. 00 Lake View, Ohio. "The first few dos00 ea of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver 00 Tablets gave me surprising relief and 00 the second bottle seemed to give me a 00 new stomach and perfectly good 00 health." For sale by all dealers. 00 _ 00 00 FOR SALE:?Cheap, one light spring jjjj wagon, newly repaired and painted 00 In good condition. Rioe B. Harman 50 . , 00 00 The more temper a man has the 00 more he blames his wife. Are You Read For How about Water Coolers, Ic< Picks and Shavers, Key] Doors and Windows, Gas, and Alcohol Stoves, Ga Sprinklers, Silver's Fir< Laundry Irons. THE NEW AND THE OLD: Oil Stoves But chouse one of the new Perfecti TY U L? n nre wise, fuu ii atta. us way. ^on reason with the stoves as proof. The New Perfection Wick Blue Fiamc cood points of other stoves and a lot Simple Safe Reliable: and always re< 2 burners ?7.50; 3 burners, ?10.00; single LORICK BR< SPORTING GOODS, MAN' 1519 MAIN STREET C farior rtes BEN DAVID, Pr 1320 MAIN ST. 0pp. Palmetto Nation Best cooking and finest Restanrait i / Fc n _i A ^ i .1 ir vvt i opeciai nates oy tne w eex. Meals a I BUY YOUR SH 5 Harman's Shoe store and plete stock to select from in al A special invitation to my mar I Make my store your hi 6 Columbia, Farmers heavy sho 3 The man that saves you: I HARMAN'S I ST01 8 1735 Main Street. SAY, FARMERS! j When you need anything in B j HARNESS, PLOW GEARS, 1 HOES, COLLARS, PADS, | Etc., | I - HAND-MADE HARNESS I | A SPECIALTY. 9 I REPAIR WORK PROMPTLY I g DONE AT RIGHT PRICES.. I ^ E. A. FELLERS, I < 8 THE faARNESS MAN I 1 1 929 Gervais Street, | ^ | COLUMBIA, S, C, I - = B3SE "FVnl ff? Kidin6y I Pills . What They Will Do for You ? They will cure your backache, jf strengthen your kidneys, correct urinary irregularities, build it op the worn out tissues, and 1 _ eliminate the excess uric acid p that causes rheumatism. Pre- = vent Bright's Disease and Dia- H bates, and restore health and gjj itrenrth. Refuse substitutes. H For Sale By Kaufmann Drag Co. | Bd " / y Summer? , e Cream Freezers, Ice [ess Fly Fans, Screen Blue Flame Gasolene irden Hose and Lawn , 3less Cookers, Alcohol j are here for your choosing, on Wick Blue FJaine if you > le and we will show you the > Oil Stoves, have all the more besides. +4 idy. Prices: 1 burner $5 00; ovens, $2.50; double oyens $3. DTHERS, TELS, TILES, ETC. COLUMBIA, S. C. \ ' OUR PIES found favor with everybody 28 and men, the little girl in >res and her mother and her mother. They are of the delicious, wholesome, in-your-mouth kind, and anxious to have ^ou try if you don't know the proof our ovens. If you do we won't have to ask you. LINGER'S STEAM BAKERY COLUMBIA, S. C. 4 \ HHHBHHBHHaBHBBBHHHBHHHI jtaurant, oprietor, lal Bank COLUMBIA, S. C. > ; in Columbia. y >r Ladies and Gentlemen it all Hours?Night or Day OES FROM I . save inonev. A com- I I 1 leathers and prices n ty Lexington friends: sadquarters while in I es a specialty. M money on shoes. I 5 SHOE I s r 1 H. D. HAW I DEALER IN ieneral Merchandise Sf Q nlo T.ina W Wt|/AV ill V H GROCERIES, CANNED I SrOODS, HARDWARE, I SNAMEL WARE, TIN- I ^AEE, ETC. -I Lexington, - S. C. B SHSSSQSBBBniBHBBBBnBBBBi flj Liectnc i Bitters I acceed when everything else fails* i nervous prostration and female HB eaknesses they are the supreme medy, as thousands have testified. OR KIDNEY, LIVER AND fl STOMACH TROUBLE 1C tV.** h?ct ?n?^iVJn? enA* onld 1H over a druggist's counter. I ' Ml IWII'WWIih IMWBMWP |H 'or Sale by Kaufmann Drug Co. gH PARKER'S | HAIR BALSAM B Cleanse* and beaMtrfiso the hate BB Promote* a luxumat frowth. Never Tail* to Bactor* Gray Hfl Hair to it* Youtliful Color. H9 Cure* e~?]p diseases k hair falling. ^H| ^^i^jandtWOatDnsgJi^^^