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The Lexington Dispatch, LEXINGTON, 8. 0., Circulation, Wednesday, May 25, 1904. Tbis week Columbia is iu holiday attire. She i- jo-t dressed to kill and presents a !<>v? 1 > appearance in her company dres*. Her gates are wide open and her hospitality is unbounded. Prof. George B. Cromer, President j ^ " L konlro i of .Newberry uonege, uao uui , for an invitation to attend the annual | commencement of that college, j which takes place June the 5th to the 8th. The Reunion Committee of the Nashville Reunion sends the good news that all arrangements are perfected for entertaining the United Confederate Veterans at Nashville, June 14-16. The Democratic uominee for Pres idenfc of the United States lays between Parker and Hearst, of New York, with Cleveland, also of New York, looming up in the befogged background as a possible dark horse. If the farmers of this county desires a "Farmers Institute*1 this summer they should get up a petition signod by not less than fifteen farmers, each of whom shall sign his own name to the petition aod forward it to Prof. P. H. Me!!, President of Clemson College, at ClemsoD, S. C. "Politics makes strange bedfel lows," is illustrattd by the picture of the the Blue Bloods of Charleston "spooniDg up'* to Farmer Tillman. "Who would have thought it in the nineties when one of Charleston's "Great I AmV tragedically exclaimed: "Swear that Ben Tillman shall never be Governor of South Carolina!" Bat, happily, since then the political millenium has dawned and the lion and the lamb lies down in in peace together, the sword has been beaten into plough shares and the spares into pruning hooks. ''All's well that ends well!" Bass Ball. The Lexington Base Ball team left f on tbeDoon train today for Johnston, where they play a match game this afternoon with the Jchnstcn team. Our boys have a stroEg team, as follower Lander Haltiwanger, pitcher; C. F. Shealy, catcher; John WilsoD, 1st b ; J. B Floyd, 2ud b ; Samuel Biekley, 3<d b ; John S. Derrick,c.f.; Lem Sox, r.f; Frank George, l.f; Mann P. George, Captain and Frank E Dreher, L'acpire. Chief rooter, Sam P. Roof, ana E. C. Dreher, W. H. Biekley and Bob Leapbart accompanied them, and a jolly time awaits their reception. Cured Thirty Heahaches la one day, while distributing free samples of Nervalgine, the world's beet remedy for Sick aDd Nervous Headaches, Neuralgia and Colds. Every package guaranteed. 4 doses for 10c. Sold by M Q Hendrix. Manufactured by Nervalgiue Co. Augusta, Ga. tf Already the people are complaini Jg of the hotnes3 of the weather. The drougth continues with up. 1 Keep C ool 1 2 . 8! 2 Refreshina Drinks !! ? ? w * ! f f I 5 Tli e finest that can f j * be made at %! | (MSI DIG CO, I* ! 1 LEESVILLE, S. C. 11 % * Full line of Drujja, Toilet Ar- ? > & ticlee, Perfumerj, Stationery, * * FlavoringExtracts, Paints, Oils. & I f t ^ Agents for Nonnerly's Fine Can- X ! * dies. J J | ICE IN ANY QUANTITY. * I S PRESCRIPTIONS I ^ Carefully Compounded. * | CALL SEE IS. | $ &$ -a ? & & & z $ 3? $ ? $ $ s School Claims. Continued from page tbree. No. N ?me Claim. Amt 447 JRTM.jir, fuel 4 85 448 J R Aller, teacher.... 25 00 440 R E Living3ton, teacher 40 00 450 R E Livingston, teacher 40 00 451 W L Motes, teacher.. . HO 00 452 Mary ESwygert,teacher 35 00 453 W B Sewell, teacher.. 20 00 454 Mary C Able, teacher.. 01 80 455 Mary C Able, teacher.. 03 85 450 C B Jefcoat, teacher... 40 GO 457 L W Jones, teacher... 13 75 458 H F Wheeler, teacher. 40 00 459 J M Epting, teacher. . 35 20 400 Ruby Gamer, teacher. 25 00 461 Raby Gunter, teacner. 25 00 402 Ruby Gunter, teacher. 25 00 4G3 JE Hoed, teacher.... 31 50 1C1 TVT urr Vnrris tP?r?her.. 30 00 I IU"I JJJLMIJ 405 Ethel Kood, teacher... 25 00 406 C S Bradford, iD8t ex.. 11 25 407 Myrtle Werte, teacher. 30 00 468 Myrtle Werts, teacher. 30 00 409 Myrtle Werte, teacher. 36 00 470 Adds B Ayers, teacher. 5 00 471 Aim* B Ayerp, teacher. 3 00 472 Anna B Ayere, teacher. 20 00 473 Anna B Ayers, teaeber. 20 ( 0 474 Anna B Ayere, teacher. 5 00 475 W A Risb, teicher..,. 30 00 476 W A Rish, teacher..; 30 00 477 W A Rish."'eacber 18 00 478 W A Rish, teacher.... 12 00 479 F E PagaD, teacher. ... 6 00 480 F E Pagan, teacher.... 12 00 481 L I) Wilson, teacher... 103 50 482 Mamie Wright, teacoer 22 50 483 E L Cuoner, teacher.. 30 00 484 E A Dreher, teacher.. 33 00 485 Erin J George, teacher 35 00 486 Josie Riddle, teacher.. 32 00 487 Josie Riddle, Jteacher.. 32 00 488 Josie R ddle, teacher.. 24 00 489 Junu D Fair, teacher.. 46 00 490 J^hn D Farr, teacher.. 40 00 491 H Derrick, material... 30 47 492 O L Shea!?, teacher... 27 50 463 O L Shealy, teacher... 13 75 494 L B Haynee, teacher.. 90 00 495 Noah C Mode, repaire 9 75 496 Nannie Barnett, teach.. 34 50 497 Perry L Crider, teach'g 80 00 498 Perry L Crider, teach'g 80 00 499 Blanche M Kjzer, 41 30 00 500 Fred S Muller, teach'g 46 00 501 C J Meelze, fuel 1 00 502 H F Wheeler, teaching 23 72 503 R O Merritt, reaching. 20 00 504 Addie C Lit.hjohn 4* '20 00 505 Mary I Hart, teaching. 28 50 506 Mary I Hart, leachiLg. 27 59 507 Lillie E^ane, teaching. 18 00 508 L Hie Evans, teaching . ]8 00 .T T. "RoTrinlrle fnmifrnr? ^ 40 519 Victoria Croeson, teucb'g 25 00 511 Daisy Eiwarde, teach'g 28 00 512 Daisy Eiwards, teach'g 28 00 513 M W H;mond, teacner. 10 0.) 514 M W Hamond, teacher. 6 00 515 D Seen, repairs 2 75 510 A W Rodgere, teacher. 50 00 517 Lelia Hart, teacher.... 25 00 518 Leli i Hart, teacher.... 12 50 510 WPE ;of, supplies... 0 30 520 J E HeDdrix, inst ex.. . 17 50 521 A E Lowd, teacher.... 35 00 522 A E Lowd, teacher.... 35 00 523 Sue H Corley, teacher. 20 00 524 J F Kyzer, teacher 35 00 525 Vivian RsSk, teacher.. . 35 00 523 Gertrude Oxner, teach. 30 00 | 527 Gertrude Oxtur, teach. 15 00 528 B W Bradley, teacher.. 10 00 529 Mrs H E R,of, teacher 15 00 ] 530 Mrs G Sawyer, teacher 50 00 531 MLKleckley, teacher. 8 00 . 532 S S Lindler, teacher... 45 00 583 S S Lindler, teacher... 11 25 534 Frances Lindler, teach. 25 50 I 535 Nina Henry, teacher.. 30 00 i 538 Nma Henry, teacher... 30 00 i 537 Nina Henry, teacher... 23 79 : 538 D J S Derrick, teacher. 35 00 ' 539 Myrtle BookmaD, teach 25 00 i r/n cr~ u; QM OA ! OriO iiiay JJLtUU ?? augci , icovu uw kjkj 541 C P Wilson, teacher... 10 00 542 W A Raw], fuel 1 00 543 Bertha Kirkley, teacher * 33 66 544 J R Allen, teacher 25 00 545 J H Frick, teacher 42 90 \ 546 J H Frick, teacher 38 00 i 547 W I Gose, teacher 20 00 i 548 W I Goee, teacher.... 10 00 i 549 0 D S??ay, teacher.... 102 00 i 510 Ethel Rood, teacher... 20 24 551 A P Sites, teacher 35 00 552 A P Sitee, teacher 35 00 553 A P Sites, teacher.. .. 35 00 554 Mat Spann, rent 11 00 555 Addie LittlejohD, teach'g 20 00 556 A R Taylor, fuel 2 75 557 W W Barr, fuel 7 31 558 L D WiIsod, teacbiDg.. 100 00 559 S H Thompson, teacb'g 25 00 560 S H Thompson, teacb'g 25 00 561 S H Thompson, teach'g .12 50 562 W L Motes, teacher.. . 30 00 563 R E Sbealy, teacher... 52 75 564 W B Sewell, teacher.. 23 00 565 Mary L Xorris, teacher 30 00 566 Rjsa E Suber, teacher S7 50 567 Ellen Hendrix, teaching 40 00 568 T E Wingard, rent.... 1 50 569 Mary E Swygert, tsach'g 35 20 570 J E Shealy, teacher... 35 00 271 J E Sbealy, teacher.... 38 66 572 E U Shealy, teacher.. 35 00 573 E I" Sbealy, teacher.. 31 50 574 Ethel A Dreher, teacher 33 00 "7~ TT.rin .T fronroP tPHfb.Pr 35 00 t/i W a-ii. IU V V.v? 576 Mamie E Ciooks, teacher 57 50 577 Jesse Caaghman, teach 38 00 578 Jesse Caugbman, teach 0 00 570 J M Epting, teaching.. J3 75 580 Thad W Dreher, teach 85 00 581 L B Haynes, teaching 00 00 582 L B Raynes, teaching J5 00 588 D P Wheeler, teaching 6 00 581 D P Wheeler, teaching 30 00 585 S J Derrick, teaching 110 00 586 D J S Derrick, teaching 23 87 587 W B Fallaw, teaching.. 35 50 588 W B Fallaw, teaching.. 35 00 MANY PEOPLE SU Pe=ru=na i i i ii m?ih hi in??mir~r FRED R. PENNELL. DANGEROUS KIDNEY ' DISEASES CURED Pe-runa Creating a National Sensation in the Cure of Chronic Ailments of The Kidneys. "Fred 11. Pennell, Pianist, Grand Opera House, Hot Springs, Ark., writes: "Two years ago I came to Hot Springs to take the baths and be treated for bladder and kidney trouble. After spending two months here under the care of one of 1 lie most prominent physicians and receiving little or no benefit, I was persuaded to try Peruna. 1 had little faith in it, but after using one bot tic I noticed a marked improvement. Three bottles entirely cured me. I ? an cIk erfully recommend Peruna to an v o 11 c alcietcd as I was."?Fred It. Pernio!!. Thomas M. Hielcs, 1131 13th St., LouisV'llo, K'v., writes: **yeglc<-tcd colds, irregular habits ami f.-nrwurk hroucrht 0:1 serious ku'imy , . : 1 i.:,iortrouble. My blood r i cw-' CAPITAL, FOUR PER CENT. ;>er annum, payable qaarteriy on Savings Dej ^COUNTY AND TOWN DEPOS 589 W B Fallaw, teaching 35 Of) j 500 J R T Mrj r, teaching 184 25 , 591 J R T Major, teaching 18 25 592 Leila Lindler, teaching 55 50 598 J W Wise, teaching... 25 00 594 J W Wise, teaching.. . 25 00 595 J W Wise, teaching... 25 00 596 J W Wiep, teaching. . . 12 50 597 John D Farr, teaching. 40 00 598 NaDnie Barnett, leach'g 10 00 mrv A TT7 TT?1 Q Qf) JW iX. YT UUiMnaugoi, tun n wj 600 AoDti R Geiger, teacb'g 25 00 C>01 L D Wilson, teaching.. 102 10 002 Erin J George, teaching 12 25 603 Annie J Holla way, u 6 00 604 Harman Charley, repairs 5 00 605 Vivian Rast. teaching .. 35 00 606 Blanche M K>zsr, teach. 58 01 607 Ellen Hendr.x, teaching 40 00 608 Mary L Nome, teaching 30 00 609 Ethel Dreher, teacher.. 33 00 610 E L Cooner, teach 60 00 611 J R T Major, teacher.. 48 00 612 W B Fallaw, teacher.. 35 00 613 Vy B Fallaw, teacher.. 35 00 614 J Y Smith, teacher ... 40 00 615 J V Smith, teacher.... 40 00 ' 616 Mamie Crooks, teacher. 35 00 j 617 Mamie Crooks, teacher. 35 00 618 R E Livingston, teach. 40 00 619 R E L'virgston, teach. 40 00 620 A E Hydrick. teacher.. 40 00 621 G F Leitzey, repairs... 3 50 622 R E Livingston, teacn . 40 90 623 li E Livingston, tsacb . 20 00 0:>4 T W Dreher, teacher.. 50 50 625 Dora Sbirey, teacher... 28 50 626 Dora Shirey, teacher. . 28 50 027 Dora Shirey, teacher... 35 62 628 W L Motes, tenet er.. . 49 50 629 E he! Dreber, teacher.. 33 00 030 H R frnnrlwin to ohfr. 50 00 G31 J W C?ou\ supplies... 2 2."? 032 O A Jffcont, teachicg.. 10 00 033 J S Derrick, teacher.. . 110 GO Total paid out 10.692 -14. Notice. All iK-rsous are hereby forbidden ro hire, or shelter my daughter. May Belle Hartley, (without liiv consent) as slu: is a minor. ALEX. HARTLEY, 5w30pd Ltesville, S. C. FFER WITH CAT/ s Invaluable in W11 m Eh It W IraUNA CL'hfS CATASSH"V'KIDNEYS ? Pf ftasrt j, WI iff. 3 < AM \wmk 1;E j (tew iii :iPm4 tir^ESHdis |fc ,/^SS^ ?ijssfc@iww ' # warn tigm * Pji iliil? Willi ? \ i Ijiiiln1 liihj ^ ! < ,;Pi!i!"iii'iip'i /' I'l11 MMi'inflamed v. i:li pnj.on, my siotnacli became 'T.tir* iv demoraiiz tl, a had ; I odor emanat-sl from my urine, and 1 realized I was a sick man. TliedocI torsdosod me to their heart's content, : hut 1 kept growing worse. Then f<>r-1 I tune brought Peru a a to my notice and i at oner beyan to mend. 1 kept j I taking it for five months before 1 was ; I completely cured. I feel now that I ' I owe my life to i'eruna a in! wia never | cefec t'? be grateful."?Thomas M. i ' Ilicks. S. !j. Earle. oup'Tintmelcnt of j Street-, 71- sonville, Fin. writes: 4 ' I am a firm l?eliev?T i.i IVrwnn. | I find that it h:;< h-.-en <>f practical benefit t->number of the men em- j jdoved in the St;*"'-! Cleaning Depart, i metiL in the city ?>f .lark.-onville.! They are especially exposed to -he! inclemency of the wrath"/ and si f number wlioeauyht ?*o! 1, \\ i:i *n la'er ; develop* d its to pneumonia, kidney or j liver trouble, were cured through Me *5 use of Peruna."?S. L. Ilurle. Si: pen tendeut of Streets. If v >:: do not derive prom])' an:' sati fa>ry r?*.-::!ts from *!; us?? < in J>r. Irt LEXINGTON", S. C. f? \ TAVO vosits. ) per annum, payable quarterly on < ITORY. PR3KPT AND CURTE 3333 itAftjjfAAA 3 3 3 3 333 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 iB. Kb 3 S Seal Estate & Insurance 3 3 912A Gervais Street, 3 J COLUMBIA., - - - S. C. 3 3 3 * * a * * a * a a 3 3 3 3 1 FOR SALE. 5 * I Several Fins Farms- Write v t mo fcr full information. jfCHASL. KELLY, 11 SEAL ESTATE AGENT, 11 COLUMBIA, - - S. C. | 1 X* I %. April SO?ly. i v v %r 9 v v S $ v # # v v v ? v v # v $ w $ $ v i Warning. ! rpHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE TO TI I -L general public against the hiring a | harboring iu any way whatever Jacob 1 Leaptart, as he is undtr a Laborer's Co j tract with me lor the jear T.1U4, and 1 iett mv employment without jast can K. B RAWL , May i?5, 30i>4. 3w30 pd j' BARBECUE. IWfLL FURNISH A .MODERN U to-dttte 'cue; on Sutn:day, July 2, 19i j re-ir Mr Jeff Price's residence. T public is invited, together with the cam | dates who expect the voto of this crmm I nit?. GEORGE C. PRICE, j May 25, 1904. 6w34. pd. I m OF KIDNEYS. | ^ch Cases. ^ ^ ^Bact^lie i\ IS is Often \ ijjm 'Mi the First , |||| ym symptom of ; ilii .jJif "lr Catarrl: of ; |j||llj ^0 the Kidneys. J i / Ik Ik S. L. CARL^. n" I full st.\tc::v iii " f yi!!i,i,:isi', s:i'! ].o will ! !?< !>1- : >( :! -iv?- v?>-.; Ms v.1!nu' ; :t !! : v 1:1 j Dr. I I.ir: rrs.-us. I'risr.'*::! f a i 'I'liv t1:: - m >'st:u;yr:u!:i.?'oil O. $30,000.00. PER CENT, Checking deposit? on mnniiuum amount of $200 OUS ATTENTION GUARANTEED.^ S Visit His Store. g Where are you going to while in j g atendauce upon the Fun-Flower I g Carnival in Columbia this week? g Why, He prudent housewife will say g that she is going to the siore of g Wm Piatt and lay in a large 6upply g of bargains that he is offering in g standard goods. z * : Bottled Ccca Cola, Ginger-ale, Sarg saparilla, Strawberry, &c., on iee, tt * the Bazaar. 5* * | y TiiB : | I ^ SHIRTS, COLLARS, I % | 11 ^ - -AL Z W; SKIRTS AND * !*' M :ETKBYTHI.W i - | notions of | |bdml t $ COLUMB STATE OF SOUTH CAP.OLINA SmSM COUNTY ON LLXlNuTuN. BBPfjj Conrt <f Ouiniou 01**8 Mrs. Emma Meet/*4. Plaintiff, M|1wb& against ienry William Meet/*4. May Blitnei^^^^^? Meetze. Jeff B. Amick and C. M.fl^^jglg Efinl. Treasurer of the United yK8ip|%| Synod <?f the South. flgjraglgi Defendants. PARTITION OF REAL ESTATE. n|MH| In obedience to the Decree of th|Hmj|||gH "ourt herein. signed by Hon. EruesWglHMBffl rary. Circuit Judge. at Columbia. S. hi May lb. insf.. I will sell to th*4 ist bidder, at public outcry, before the.^^B|||| ^oitrr House door, in Lexington. S. 0? ^ 0 luring the legal hours of sale, on title Jh irst Monday in June. 11)04. the real ^Kgjj state of the late \V. II. Meetze. in ra< ts ami parcels. to wit: h No. 1. All that let of land, fronting >u the Orangeburg road and adjoining ots N*is. 7 and 0. and lot of .Jeff' B. Amick. No. '1. All that lot of land, fronting X| ?i the Orangeburg road, and adjoining ots Nos. 1. J and 7. xr > \n i . . v i l i>U. ). .All tlliil KM 1 11 lanu. J J Willing r'SSSi m the Oranjjehurj: road, and adjoining ofs Xos. 'J. 4 and 7. Xn. 4. All rhar lot of land, fronting ^Bv|| m the Onin^ebar^ mud. and adjoinin-r^^Bl? ots Nos. "5 and 7. and facing on Xe^M?|j||B strwr. ^RgrajBig Xo. *). All tliat piece, parcel and, containing al>our rlm-c acr? >r less, fronting on the < *oad. and adjoining lot Xo. Street, and the Factory on H|H Xo. f>. All * lots Xos. 1 and 7. lots of J/' ., lands *?f A. L. Hartley a)/1 ^i^M^aim d by Mrs. Rosa I. Meet'A-. lot is A valuable for the aTanite ^ on it. jM Xo. 7. All that piece,/ or tract ^H| )f land, containing eijffij*^nd one-half ^Hll icres, more or less. fr< on the Xew Vffl Street, and adjoininjs lands of A. L. Hartley, and lots Xo.-P- 2. 4, f> and it. ^ Xo. S. All that piejM'? parcel or tract J of land, containing ?"?llt nine and one- M half acres, more or 1(T^S? fronting on the flj Xew Street, and the Factory pond, and ||| Adjoining Xos. -> and f?i No. l>. All that piooefw Parcel or tract fl of land, containing stV'f-n and one- fl quarter acres, more or les\fronting on ^ the New Street, and adjoimlpg lands of 1 A. L. Hartley and J. E. Matv.'ias, and j lot No. 7. , ' No. 10. All that piece, parcel or tract of land, containing about twelve acres, j more or less, fronting on the New J Street, and the Factory pond, and adjoining lands of W. P. Roof, and lot All of these lands are situate, lying Bsm and being in the County of Lexington and State aforesaid, and further infer-^Kgff mat-ion may be bad by calling on C. E.^B1|H Corley at Lexington Depot, or u]X)i^H^P| examination of the plats at the Clerk'flnHQg office. TERMS OF SALE?One-third cash, the balance in two equal annual instal- ^BSg meats, with interest from day of sale, f'Jjgi secured bv bond of the purchaser and a M|||j mortgage of the premises sold, with ^K||| leave to pay all or more than one-third ^Bgl cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. ^H|| To ail and sigular the creditors of the said \V. H. Meetze, deceased: By virtue of an order of the Court V directing it. you are hereby notified and fl required to forthwith present and file with the said Clerk, duly verified and proven anv and all claims and demands fSj w I j<i I r** w > ? i i rtiatu wx *? H. Meet/.o. ^ SAMUEL 15. CEORUE. V Clerk of the Court. ^ Lexington. S. C., May Hi. 1!K)4. Attorneys of Record?Messrs. Efird & 1 Dreher. * :iw:? 0. 3 jui:iiK J PANAMA, STRAW. SOFT AND B STIFF HATS, SHIRTS, COL- ||| LARS, CUFFS, HAND- J| KERCHIEFS, MEN S A| hosiery mm SUSPENDERS, ^B| UNDERWEAR, UM- | t* r*k T~> T r ? n rvrv'nnn /- -r r mc i M miJISS SL liO 1 CASES AND HAND BAGS, M WHITE AND FANCY VESTS.' 1 Suits Made to Order. V Fit Guaranteed. 1 J. H. Eleazer, COLUMAIA, S. C. | EIXJS, J f ^ .0THIN6 M rTi'RNISHIlTG GOODS. ^ t iSO ? 0, SWTS, |1 WHITE GOODS. <$ V 1?A1> Y SKEWS ? $ all k mm.i t jnds,| LA, S. 0. % mmmmmmmmm 4: / 4