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Weakness^^m ^^^^favcid strong drugs, use a gentle Treatment TONIC Pellets will help the naturedforces / \1B8A to restore perfect health, feed the blood and SmMj IWpaint the bloom of health on the cheeks. J i vM\* Treatment tKat C\xres ..j/flWr/ For sale by C. E. Corley, G. M. Harman, Kaufmann Drug Cb., and W. P. Roof, Lexington, S. C. * ElT7MAIIR!0F! ElTZMAURICE! | I I AilVinvioivai g m - , I ?1704-170(5 MAIN ST., COLUMBIA, ^ Diy Goods, Notions Clothing ami Furnishings. j i mm mr mi i Should be filled bv Druggists : n?r green H?ras Life is too precious to be carelessly handled. This has been my work for 13 years, and do guarantee you pure drugs and careful work. ANY DRUG- YOU NEED. _ | Kinard's Horse, Cattle and Poultry Powder cures Chicken Cholera I or no par. The ideal stock food. Paints and Oils. T. "W. 2?IrLSixcL I The Licensed Druggist at, LEESVILLE, S. C. | : ?>??-?? ?>>??>?> ?? -?? - i s juuhnn whir in*, i ^ ULf N0 BETTER LEAD MADE. I ! THE LEX'HGTON DEPARTMENT STORE. ' ?->?> ?? >>?->;?><?<-??-???-??-^??-?? ; cillli mI"" pibk THE ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN | ^RblHtb BOILERS. COLUMBIA. Tutt lucu. It.nd Pipe. ?Dd 8h.?t-Ircm OITED STATES. STATE, CITY AND COUNTY ci3& bm 0?uit tvirr 4ar: work 200 DEPOSITORY . uxbabd iron works a 8upfly oa ? ? ?? ^ . AUGUST A, OSOARtA. Saving's Department, % Faid up Capital - - $200,000 Surplu3 Profits . - 70.0W Liabilitj of Stockholders - JOOOOO JAMES HARM AN, r $470.ecu 23^2sup-asGi^ j Interest allowed at the rate of 4 pei ce:u LFXINGTON, S, C., nay aTiTinEft D&v&blo il^Y 1st 8itici r*iovcm& b? 1st W. A. CLARK. President (Office in rear of tbe Court House.) Wilif Jonbs, Vice President and Cashier. TNFORMS THE PUBLIC THAT HE j ' December 4?lv. J. wil] be iu his office every Friday for the j purpose of doing dental work in all its ! Mill 8118 Bl.gy, j*?\ ?^-.r-^-Trr-T TO ! OP- H. Shealy.; DifUSHIS iVCiOUll * ?iLf uviy?ijv? _ CHECK. DENTIST, W.P.BOOF, Cashier. LEXINGTON, - S. O. j DIRECTORS: Office Up Stairs in Root 's Building, Allen Jones, W. P. Roof, C. M. Eilrd ' R. Hilton. James E. Hendriz. j PARK.IR'S j EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD. HAIR BALSAM | ?1 S. -% j j j EjfiQSQK>t?^Bv71eaaBes ana beautifies the naif. i Deposits of $1 and upwards roceivsd and iMMmPffy^KHprorootc* a luxuriant growth. j v interest at 5 per cent, per annum allowed, tl*nl \?o5hfSrlo?or? j cavable April and October. Cure* f&ip <ii?-ases * hair ;a;:u.g. | f September 21?tf ?^STT2L_ -""St,"" 1 j There are two good reasons why yon should trade at Fitzemasrce's when in Columbia First. They give you moia rait vaiue lor >our monav because cue expanse in all cases must control the ainbunt ot profit pat on goods. We own oar own buildings, have no exhorbitant rent to p *y. Seond. Th9 Proprietors of this store are men of experience and know how to buy 10 sa\e \on dollars in many cases, but in most ail cases the cents, and you know it, tak^s them to make the dollars. Now for this -Jnne sale. We oti'er yon a lot of goods bought at less than half price. Oar buyer brought from the recent sale of Switzer, Pembroke & Co., New York. S3 5*0 worth of White Goods. Tteri is not a piece of this that the manufacturers would make for less than 20 cents 10 3ell at 3 > ceut< a vari but we are off -ring the whole lot j at 10c. the yard. To see the goods you will more thau repay yourselves. We offer the I followine: 5000 yds. 33-in Sea Island 4?c the yard. This All-Wool, our 3 piece Suits, in 3000 yds Best Shirting Prints 41c a yard. ; Black Clay. Blue Serges. Scotch Mixtures, 50 Fine All-Wool 2 piece Suits a* $4 50 i Unfinished Worsted at ?7 50 $8.50, $10 30 Fine All-Wool Flaked Mixture, in mixed ! for your choice. This is genuine Bargain brown color at $7.50, sold at $10 00 i Month It wjll pay to be on hand to wit-? ok ?ar.niati ! naoc tnooial ha!?s on Mondav. Next Mon ^ <JU U1C0*AI'" W OOl OUliS a? i/v, icguiai i /jvwo v[/?v ? ? ? . price $9 00. j da 7 will be live with bargains. i DRS. D. L. BOOZER & SONS tflfrgH DENTISTS,"|f|i 16X5 MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, (3. C. 'PHONE 33O. II TfcT*?iri *~1 i?TT*m?i?]U?1 The Lexington Disnatch. 6 ii Wednesday, June 15, 1904. e Peas in Cora. n A few days ago while walking with 11 a farmer over a field planted in corn j I we noticed that the rows were six I s feet apart. It was suggested to him t that it would have been belter to c! have made his rows four and a half c feet wide and the hills four feet 1 apart. He said I want in June to I plant a row of peas between the cot- a ton rows. The last two plowings c given the corn will cultivate the peas, v Let us consider that subject a little, g Do peas injure corn? If planted c June 1 to 15, as they should be, they t will not grow much till August. By e that time the corn is so for advanced i that a luxuriant growth of vines will i not irjure it. It is more convenient r to plant in the middle between the t rows for they are easily cultivated ? and if one wi&hes to cut them with a ? mowing blade it is easily done. If J the rows are four to five feet wide t plant 3 to 5 peas between the hills. That should be dore before the mid- j die of June. If the fall is favorable * a good crop of peas may be gathered, i Bottom land should be planted in j peas at the last plowing or before. | The whippoorwill pea will not run on t the corn. Perhaps the Red Ripper \ will also run on the ground, although i it makes much vine. By all means t plant peas in all your corn land. ] ? f Liver spots have spoiled many ( pretty complexions, and nothing so 1 completely removes them as Ramon's 2 Tonic Regulator. Just a mite of this 1 pleasant vegetable powder on retir- 1 ing paints the bloom of health on the cheeks. Large tin box 25c TV,ft TX7ft.Tr Women Hold Their ! tu? ?i J * ^ Skirts. j Charleston Sunday News. . Oa! woman, la your hours of ease Uncertain, coy And hard to please, t Why do you 1 Hold your dresses so t When on the streets I You're pleased to go? i Say, ladies, are you quite aware i The way you hold them 1 Makes folks stare t And wonder i Not a little bit 1 If they are made 1 So tight to fit? 1 Oh, are you * To their snugness blind 1 Because you cannot 1 see oemna s To learn why people Grin and pause, ^ Or do you ' Do it just, because? If you are thin Its not so bad When you are somewhat Thinly clad; But if you i Have a figure?why Words fail to tell ! What meets the eye. 1 Dear woman, 1 Whatso'er it be That makes the vision I Which we see Correct it, Please, this very day And hold your skirts Some other way. J Tannopoline, the great pile remedy 1 cures all kinds of piles, and you can [ have your money back if not relieved. ! Try one can. Price one dollar. ' Hurray Drug Co. Soma Weather Wisdom. For once the government has is- ( sued a bulletin that is interesting ; reading and upon the most tiresome , of subjects?the weather. It is is- j sued by the Department of Agricul- , T* 1 J T> ! tare and its author is xaawaru r>. | ] Garriott, professor of meteorology. | It is niBde interesting by quotations J | from Pliny, the Bible, Indian le- j; gends and folk lore. | j The bulletin says the weather of J; the world is governed by different | ; conditions, but in this country, gen- ] orally speaking. a steady south to j ( east wind will bring rain within 26 | 1 hours. To tell whether it is a rain | cloud the professor quotes from ! < Luke xii. f*l: "When you see a cloud j rise out of the west, straightway ye t ee there cometh a showei; and 30 It 3." Birds fly high when the baromter is high, and low when the baometer is low, hence the frequently aif quoted prediction?: ''Everything 3 lovdy and the goose honks high." before rain tobacco becomes moist, alt increases its weight, cordage ightens, fl;es sting, doors and winlows become hard to shut, red hair urls, lamp wicks crackle, candles jurn dim and soot falls down. Cats are weather prophets. When , cat washes herself good weather :an be expected, and bad weather rhen she licks her coat against the [rain or cashes herself over the ears >r gits with her tail to the Are. "If he cook goes crowing to bed, he'll lertainlv rise with a watery head," 8 another quotation. When fish bite eadily and swim near the surface ain may be expected with a certain,y. The bee is never caught in a ibower, and the professor quotes: When bees to distance wing their flight Days are warm and skies are bright; 3ut when their flight ends near at home Stormy weather is sure to come." Piants, says this expert are subect to weather conditions and are safe prophets. The odor of flowers 8 strongest before a shower. Cot,;onwood and aspen leave turn up -heir leaves before rain and those of ihe sugar maple turn down. A Sani proveb is: "When the sun sets unhappily then will the morning be tngry with wind, storm and sand." [f the sun before setting appears diffuse and of a brilliant white it fore:e!ls a storm, but if it is a sky slighty purple, the atmosphere near the zenith being of a bright blue, we t Tt,;, Jo nay reiy uii iku wt-aiuci. im; jo eal weather wisdom. Ramon's Liver Piils and Tonic Relets?a complete, pleasant, scientific ;reatment for constipation and bilousnees. 25 doses, two medicines lo c. Contract Awarded. After four sessions, lasting over en hours in the total, the State Souse Commission awarded the conract for putting in the new heatiDg olant to A. A. Sanborn of Boston for $18,845 and that for doing the brick vork to Padgett & Postell of C> uzjabia for $4,725. The commission it first rejected all bids because they vere two high. The bids were for ooth the brick work and the heatiDg plant, Sanborn's at $25,495 being the owest. The commission decided to jeparate the two jobs and their proposition to Sanborn of S 18,855 V?K tVio honfinnr nlanfc was accented. *-" ~ ?r> r i. 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. Stoessel Makes Appeal. Chefoo, June 10?Gen. Stoessel, in command of the Russian forces at Port Arthur has issued a final appeal to soldiers there to show to the woild bow Russians will defend their honor, their czar and their country. ?t i9 reported that a number of guns have been transferred from ships in the harbor to the forts. Another Steel Bridge. Herald and News. A new steel bridge to be built o?er Saluda river at a point near Kempson's ferry, and between Kempson's and Herbert's ferries. The contract is to be let by the commissioners of Newberry and Saluda counties on the 20th of next month. The bridge will be almost exactly midway between the two present steel bridges and will afford a much better and j shorter route to Saluda. The road I leading across the bridge wifl come j out at Dr. W. E Lake's residence. j It has been known for some days i days that Saluda county was anxious I for the bridge and ready and willing j to bear her share of the expense. Go j Saturday Messrs. Van Smith, 0. JB Mayer, C. E. Summer, Ge 0>gi W Summer, T. J. McCrary, James Mr [ntofib, M. A. Carlisle, John M. j Kinard, W. E. Like and George S. | Mower appeared before the X:wberry county commissioners urging the advantages of r.his bridge to Newberry. After deliberation the eommisnionsrs decided that Newberry bear her I part, and the contract will be let as I ibove stated. A Great Sensation AX 1127 MAIX ST., COLUMBIA, S. C. The entire Spring Stock will be sold at a great sacrifice regaidless of cost, so try and visit us at your earliest convenience as our stock is moving very fast. WE CAN SAVE YOU FROM Forty to Fifty Per Cent. An early call will convince you of the fact. ^ V ?? f paaiiiiimi iiiii i? inra?f^ '"T a*A*'"u"1 _i."j ,-j -?*- ^ p ;; | jk ^<- 'ivvtiS S7ii-^5^-3C'~r'tiXi -?IF /i :,z-: .Sii^laT^u ?;sv.'jr; ? #l le&TE? m0m v tpf if ' - - -V-.-.j; .fTlij.UifcS //'u'ii' iilH: | :^jP5 ftfii y^.^l J I Those waDlirg Pianos and Organs of best quality are advised to visit or write 1VI\LONL'S MtJSl'J HOUSE. opposite Y. II 0. A.. aad.near Stats Hou.-;e. Columbia, S. C , ior catalogues prices and terms. May 15? ly. 39 9e9?Sfi9fiSfS@89SS656S83SS & ?a cla ca JO (100 yards new soring 3f v m / v y '\m'\m/sij'^h'xm' ind summer laces in Bands BT9 fTj| ^UajUajW v*ls> Torches. Point de gFj T- HT n|\ /IT 7|T\ /fl\ daris. &c . Fold in many ^ )laces at 25c. the yd, our :> rice 5c the yard |f ]? ft is;* 'J? mm 5 000 yds wide Em broid^ ^ Jh5<ESS& 5? -Ties in short lengths at $1^0 is 4^3 Ire^s Caps H'J cents (13 SlC? One lot No. 40 all Snk ?2K? A l^c. during this sale, flfcflfc jfj 10 dozen Ladies' Crush rj leather Belts, the oUc. rfJlA S3 J OoJ^iot Ladies'''Fine S3 '^ace Hose, DiacK, tiie ouc. WT.rW sind, while they last 25c. 2-?|X 100 gross Pearl Bat tons, ill sizes. at half price ! S 1210 MAIN ST., *&&? ? ww "5f*. Our j r;ee 4'.Jc S3 OPPOSITE OPERA HOUSE. |,?^T,^n E?*? jB3 |{^ HDiawers, special at 4-> 25 dozen Men's 5uc. Unlervests at 25c. each. XXXXXXX ' down Ladies' R A* G frff?/f? aid therefore glove flu ;t g, S2 6ll Ore lot Men s S >.00 and id.00 Trousers at $3.48. ^r* 2?2T Oue lot of M-n's S3 50 Trousers at 51 OS. (?^3$ One lot of Meu's 52 50 Trousers at 51 48. We have ruauy good things to show you. ? in r runTini/ 8 ^||jj 1210 Mud Strc-et, Opposite the Opera Hous;, gg COLUMBIA, S. C. gg