Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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For sale by C. E. Corley, G. M. Harmac, Kaufmann Drug Cj., and W P. Roof, Lexirgt jd, S. C. : I AGOOD A I \ | RESOLUTION M | L II ?like a crying baby in church?should || ^ |gj be carried out. gg h |f If you've been intending to pur- ?? MBF. IfiK _ ! ? j? ~ u. v p| cnase a new pair ui snues iur uiau uuy m W H ?or that girl?don't delay any longer. ~ L 1 Come while our assortment of r > a styles and sizes remains "unbroken. y J M "We always carry many styles, and W: -- g lots of them. ^ Just now we have an extra quan- || H tity of styles?and more youngsters' y ^ shoes than usual. S I There are prices to fit e ^ery pock- m y etbook, and there's one pair of shoes M j^j.in particular that we wish you to see. j|j r I THOMAS A. BOYNE, g I 0 (OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.) | ! Nj 1736 Main Street, Columbia, S. C. || ~MS. D. L. BOOZERTSOMS ~ / 1515 MAIN STKEE1, COLUMBIA, S. ( . 'PHONE S30. I PRESCRIPTIONS I ' Shos be filled by Druggists ' I fJOT (JREK\ Hoim I : Life is too precious to be carelessly handled. This has been my work for 13 years, and do guarantee von pure drugs and careful work. A2T7 DBU3 YOU NEED. See my line of Valentines, Paints, Oils. &c., Seeds. Assuring you faithful service,*/^ YOURS TO PLEASE, ! ' R T."W. AZin-axd.. ? The Licensed Drug. . at, LEESVILLE, S. C. w u.. ? - m> m i ? _ i in ? ?L mtm ? i ?\ ? ClLl IATI0NAL IE Mi Higgle Ml, THE ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN LEXINGTON, S. C. COLUMBIA. LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC AND CLASSIUNITED STATES. STATE. CITY AND COIINTT CAL COURSE. DEPOSITORY. NEXT SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER 7. \ Saving's Department. Vocal and Instrumental Music. ? ?0_ Elocution. Paid up Capital ... $200,000 College Trained Teachers. ^rf0^ , , " on!!'mn 233 Students Enroled last Session. Liability of Stockholders - 200,000 . ^ Expenses per Session $60 to ?80. A aAm I o j * n. e . i A . ceaa ior ^diaio^ue to Interest allowed at the rate of 4 per cent 0. D. SEAT, per annum, payable May 1st and Novem- Prinpinal ber 1st W. A. CLARK. Pr?tfd*it .rrmcipai. WilieJokks, Vice President and Cashier. lt'vo. December 4?lv. " lexingion in em. ~IT~ and sweetens the stomach. DEPOSITS RECEIVED SUBJECT TO CHECK. KODOL cures indigestion, dyspepsia, an< ' ali stomach and bowel trouDles W. X3. ROOF, Cashier. V DIRECTORS: KODOL ?=?>?"a,es ,h? action o{ the 8a.s V; ^ , trie glanas and gives tone to ih< Allen Jones, W. P. Roof, 0. M. Efird digestive organs. R. Eilton. James E. Hendrix. EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD. I KODOL relieves an overworked stomacl Deposits of $1 and upwards received and of all nervous strain gives t( interest at 5 per cent, per annum allowed, the heart a full, tree and untrammele< payable April and October. action, nourishes the nervous system an< September 21?tf feeds the brain. isaE~smI^ker^s I KODOL is the wonderful remedy that i: 3B?1I^S5-B HAIR BALSAM making so many sick people wel mere". and beautifx* th? hair, and weak people strong by giving to thei: ^ bodies all of the nourishment that is con IIwk IQINever xaiis io xtesi/jrc w*??jr| fsS^ST^-SBu Hair to iis "s outhfui Color, i tained in tne food they eat. ** llfiSvSaV^"'" JajSBOurett gcalp dleasee & ha:r fal.iDg. I ^55 ^-> .and$i ^a. i .^rr> , , J Bottles only, SI.00 Size holding 2lA times the trla s,.,e^ wh;ch seils for 50c. One SWinafteOOUgh Gyre FMpanl caly fcy E. C. Dew ITT 4 CO.. CHICAM For Coughs, CoSds and Croun. FOB *ALE BY ALL DRUGGISl ? I The Lexington Dispatch. Wednesday, March 30,1904. Mixed Pickles. i Chronic complaining makes tough luck all the tougher. Hot weather is more dangerous to fat people than to lean. A politician seldom drops politics until the public drops him. Somehow a deaf man can always hear an invitation to take a drink. Ia after years the girl with auburn tresses becomes a red-haired wife. A girl's idea of an industrious young man is one who is too busy to propose. The great home medicine, Hore hound, Mullein and Tar, cures that cough and cold. Murray Drug Co. Some tailors would make excellent cavalryman. They are Datural born chargers. Three months after marriage a woman tries to swap her romantic novels for a cookbook. The average man's idea of a business transaction is one in which he gets the best of the bargain. Tannopoline is guaranteed to relieve blind or bleeding piles and will cure where no other remedy like it wiil or can do so. Murray Drug Co. A man ^nn'f, hftvfi tn frflt", married more than once to learn that cold judgment haB no show against luck. Abbeville has let the conctract for putting in a system of sewerage. The price to be paid is 819,260. It's awful clever of a girl, when you are squeezing her bands, to be able to look as if they were playing the piano. A girl has an idea that & man's suspenders go all the way down to his socks and that his trousers stay up with a button. Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets?a complete, pleasant, scientific treatment for constipation and biliousness. 25 doses, two medicines 25c. The Seaboard Air line road has let the contract to build a passenger depot in Columbia to cost from $25,000 to $30,000. : President Roosevelt has fixed the salaries of the Isthmian canal commissioners at $12,000 a year and $15 a day in addition while they are on the Isthmus. P. B. Havird, cf Saluda county, , has received several anonymous letters, threating his life if hedonen't ; leave the State. He has appealed to the governor for a detective. Admiral Schley was given a tremendous ovation by the people on bis arrival in Richmond March 24th. His friends expressed the wish to see his name on the next Democratic national ticket. If horehound, Mullein and Tar fails to relieve that cough, cold, or even pneumonia, we will refund your money. Any druggist will do this Murray Drug Co. Wm. F. Cody, better known to i fame as "Buffalo Bill," is applying for divorce from his wife in the district court of Big Horn county, 1 Wyoming. He alleges cruelty. They were married March 6, 18b6. i Prof. Haman, who recently made a rough census of the Jews of the world, concludes that there are now nearly 11,000,000 in Europe and 8, 000,000 outside of Europe. The United States has 1 000,000. The mother cf Governor Beckham, of Kentucky, has a rewaikable record. She ha9 the unprecedented distinc tion of having been the mother of a Governor, the daughter of a Governor, the sister cf a Governor and the * cousin of a Governor. j Two hundred and fifty students i ? at the University of Missouri have I . decided to live on two meals a day j 5 for the next four months, in the belief that such a course will make them j 3 more brilliant intellectually aDd j 3 , i stronger physically. If the experii ment shall prove successful the innovation is to be made peimanent. 1 Liver spots have spoiled many ; r pretty complexions, and nothing so | compietelv removes them asliamon's i j Tonic Regulator. Just a mite of this j pleasant vegetable powder on retir- j * in* paints the bloom of health onthe J 3 j oateks. Large tin box 2oc. 1 i Three burglars entered the home of James Pickenpaugb, a farmer living at Cheatneek, W. Ya, and after torturing their victim, secured SI,100 in gold and silver, and escaped. Pickenpaugh had no faith in the stability of the banks and carried the money which represented his savings for twenty years, etrapped about his waist in wallets. Tannopoline, the great pile remedy cures all kinds of piles, and you can have your money back if not relieved. Try one can. Price one dollar. Murray Drug Cj. Maj Wm. H. B?an, U S A, committed suicide at Omaha, Neb, on Thursday. Ordered to the Philippines, he had his trunks packed and taken to the depot. Immediately afterwards he asked his wife to play n.nnn n n ^ mlllSci Q Vl Q n?OD TIIQC. uu tuo piauu, auu VY uuu ouu ?* MO ' ** J ~ ing he turned an army revolver to his right temple and fired. The bullet lodged in his brain and he died almost "immediately. The heaviest hail storm on record, followed by a terrific rain, occurred recently in New Orleans and a gieat deal of damage was done in the city. Stores were flooded and stocks damaged, besides roofs blown down. The main event was the caving in of the Southern Express companyts storage building. The roof has a 90 foot slant and the weight and volume of hail and tore a hole in the roof and nearly wrecked the building, causing a great deal of damage. If troubled with weak digestion belching or sour stomach, use Cbamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and you will get quick relief. For sale by The Kaufmann Drug Co. Race "War Expected. Dewitt, Ark., March 21?The posse of deputy sheriffs who were searching for the negroes who had wounded two men in a fight near St. Charles were fired on by a party of negroes and they returned the fire, lrillinr* fVifQQ ntinrrnaa A rflPfl WAV IS expecied. A later dispatch from Little Rock, Ark, dated March 26cb, says: Five negroes who had been arrested as a result of race troubles at St. Charles, were taken from the guards and shot to death. This makes nine negroes that have been killed within the past week. The Western Tornado. Chicago, March 25 ?Additional reports about the work of destruction by last night's tornado indica e the loss is much greater that at first thought. Telegraphic communication is still interrupted in several directions, but the present estimate of the damage is about $5,000,000, More than 500 houses have been wrecked. Thirteen persons aie known to have been killed and scores are still missing. .? Suit Against Southern. The Attorney General has gone to Aiken to confer with the attorneys in the Edwards suit against the Southern, charging that road with violating the State law in buying a competing or parallel line. The Attorney General will in a few days institute proceedings against the Southern to test this law in accordance with instructions from the legislature. Destroyed by Floating Mine. Berlin, March 24?The Schelsische Zeitung reports that it was io-. the Russian torpedo boat destroyer Skorie which was blown up by the floating mine in the harbor of Port Arthur last week but the armored crusier Bayan. Nearly the entire crew of 700 were killed. Candidates in Second. Despite the rumors mentioning a large number of names as prospective candidates in the second district only four have so far hied their assessment with Sta'e Chairman Joues. There are Messrs. L. J. Williams, S. G. Mayfield, J. 0. Patterson and T. G. C:oft. Cecil Fwhodcs Scholarships. The papers for the examinations for the Cecil Ithodes scholarships at Oxford have arrived and au examination has beeu ordered to bo held in Columbia April 13. There are two scholarships for this State ami n larsje number of applicant^, and it will be several months behna the result wiil be heady known. ? THS aS . ^ j." _ EMggBSaHHSMBL' jjg^ 1^1 i*?l W1-: 1IAYK .Jl'ST LANDED IN' OUR STORK | fine Car Load of Merchandise g| bought from the Fnderwriters Salvage Co. These goods were saved from tlie Great Baltimore Fire and the only thing wrong with them "E"* 4- is. "IP^T ? H X3L UUUt VliC JUL ZSjJL 3. 00 WE DON'T DAVE TO SAY MUCH ABOUT 00 0g ^ e ? 1 |*J @?3 as these the people everywhere are looking for. ?1 Tiir sv r motim (in H m IIS?j i?. r. 11ui uj. 1210 Miin Street, Opposite the Opera House, G3 ' S3 c5 iM gg COIu'CJIvlBIA,, S. C. gg L(u';^I ' IE :V ^1'1:r'^;^il v for catalogues prices and terms. ' u=ir atats Hoaje. CuLm na, b. C., JUay 1*>?ly. ~~ ' rT!T* mlMS, GUNS. GUKS. W OB a irw ij *' ?-- ? ? -J ? ? ? ~J BASE BALL, GLOVES, JUTS, MASKS, ETC., ETC. FiSHSNGTACKLE OF ALL Kli\?DS. RODS, REELS, BAIT BTCKETS. HOOKS, GILL NETS' SEINES. ETC. PI ICWOG I* Aims .-V M> I? ECOIi I>JS, RECORDS -5 CENTS EACH. W. F, STSE6LITZ, s . w I 503 MAIN STREET. COLUMBIA, . C.