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I* If Illll I , [A Painless Cure o I Never resign yourself to: 1 pains are curable^ They an t 9 conditions of the female or< I promptly attended to or dang< I IT COMES TO WO whenever she suffers from any of worn r It not only compels the pains to stop, the cause of the pains, which prevent: It makes you well Tiy it Sold everywhere in $1.CO bottles WBUE US A LETTER freely and frankly,in strictest confid- v ence, telling us ail your symptomsand B1 troubles. We will send free advice at (in plain sealed envelope), how to do aire them. Address: Ladies'Advisory tn Dept. The Chattanooga Medicine Co., I \ ? ?% t UO&uanaQgai, imm. %u Soa Lost Kot&er. j . "UOGSumption runs m our lamiiy,ana throngh it I lost my mother," writes E. B. Reid, of HarmOny, Me. ''Ear the # pest five years,liowever. on the slightest sign of a cough or cold, I have te'ken i Dr. Kin^s New Discovery for Consmnption, which has saved me from serious lung trouble." His mother's death was ; a'sadlos? for Mr. Redd, but he learned that lung trouble must not be neglected and how to cure it. Quickest relief and cure for coughs-and colds. Price 50o? and $1.00; guaranteed atTheSaufn ann * Drug eo's. drug store. Trial bottle tree. , m , A man is great by just bow little those around bim are. r t' DOORS 4 -J : II II 11 . . ' ? MainSt., Coli a : ' - OS Is where you can fi g ? stocl "g d A-p oil If?1 \J JL CL?? !o Lee N. Fa] ^ tony is now with us a: ^ y8u and show you ou I Ci SRQV j SASH. I?? ?? ? For the best goods too will alwajs find th? most eompiete assortment in the Sooth. Ocu single part of Harness fornifhed on oall. DAVIS 0 1517 Main Street, Cures Biliousness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Torpid Liver and ' Chronic Constipation, ? ? Pleasant to take M FOB SALE BY THE KAUFMANS DRUG CO ifCurablePain] suffer pain. Women's 1 ; the sign of dangerous jans, which should be g ;rous results will follow, g MAN'S RELIEF g ail's biting and weakening pains, g but it follows up and drives out 9 j them from coming back. || b M "WITHOUT A PAIN," Eg rites Mary E. Shelter^ of Poplar If luff, Mo., "1 can do my housework. though, before taking CARDUI, two 1| ctors had done me no good. I can ?*j atbfuHy say i was cured by Cardui. 9 urant every suffering lady to know of 9 is wonderful medicine.'' 9 Slumber Peacefully >ver the lumber question. We have solved t. The best value for every one's money s in our vard.- There is every variety of LUMBER Lsed here in the trade and the price it which we sell will gladden the heart or he man who is figuring on a contract. We tre headquarters for ? Doers. Sash and Blinds ,nd especially ask the p^pleof Lexington o call on ns for their doors and Sash. N. H. DEIGGKEES, Corner Ladv and Gadsden Street COLUMBIA, S. C. Phone 185. ( To Coerss TurkeyParis, Nov. 2 ?Advices received today state thst the saltan of Turkey has withdrawn assurances given verbally a few days ago to ambassadors of Earopean powers- that be would consent to plans for an international control of the finances of Macedonia. Consequently, the be- j lief prevails is official circles here that an international naval demon- i stration is immioent. ; To Cure a Cut, Sore or Wound apply Ramon's Nerve & Boue Oil promplv. Ills antiseptic?stops the pain and causes healing by firstintention^Scandmoneybackifnotsa timed. For sale at the Bazaar. * ' BLINDS. 30 m nmhia.$ CL I f [?i 7 cy I rid one of ,the best Is of ?3 k.. - pQ kinds. ? I * ? [law, formerly of Gas- ^ nd will be glad to see p rstock. ctm & BRO, j CLASS. ! /jv; V*- , Idren Cry for It . [t's -onr bread we're talking about. As a itier of fact many little onts prefer it to the >st toothsome cake And who can say that sre'aany better meal for a growing child tban bowlof genuine bread, ana milk? Too get re mflk, we will supply wholesome bread, d the youngsters will have a cheap picnic at me. 'Phone if baby is hungry. EiDLINGER'S STEAM BAKERY, | COLUMBIA, S. C. > - ? i ra * ill & m with us. "We carry the largest stock and r motte js "The Best is the Cheapest." Any " ^ 1 Columbia, S. S. native Fruit Syruf , LEXINGTON, S. C The Lexington Dispatch. Wednesday, November 8, 1905. Leesville Items. Mies Bemie Wise, of Saluda county, has been visiting her grandmother's family, Mrs Eliza Wise. Rev. M. M. Brabham has been visiting relatives and friend near Charleston. Miss Bettie Werts, of Saluda county, is visiting her uncle, Dr. J. W. Kinard, and family. Mi68 Maud Mack has returned after a pleasant visic to relatives and friends in Columbia Rev. M. D Padget, of Saluda, has been visiting the family of his daughter, Mrs. Pope Trotter. Rev. S. C Morris, of near Charleston, has been on a visit to Prof. Haynes' family. Mrs. L B Haynes has been visiting in Johnson. Mr. Wm. Oxner, of Orangeburg, has been visiting his father's family, Mr J L OxDer. Miss Ella Lou Able has returned from a pleasant visit to friends in Columbia. Mrs. F. B Major and son have returned, from Utopia, where they H _ J - _ 1 -1 ~ J 4. U were caneu uu ttuuouub ui ine ueatu of Mrs. Boulware. Bapid Growth Sills Soy. B )6toD, Nov. 2 ?A victim of his rapid growth, JobDny Whitley, of Anirim, N H, died at the home of relatives at lfralden, yesterday. From a child Whitley was tall and rather sickly, but it was Dot until he was sixteen years old that it became apparent that he was going to be an unusually tall man. About a year ago, on his twentieth birthday, he had attained the height of six feet and was still growing. In Bpite of the efforts of physicians he contracted consumption, which caused his death. During the last year Whitley's growth continued at such a rate that at the time of bis death be was seven feet tall. Ia the last year of his life he averaged nearly an inch a month. Chapped Hands., Wash your hands with warm water, dry with a towel and apply Chamberlain's Salve just before going to bed, and a speedy cure is certain. This salve I is also uneqalled for skin diseases. For sale by The Kaufmann Drug co. Marriages. At the residence of the bride's fothar M" r "Rnfiia VV PQQincror. npar Chapin, S. C., on October 26, 1905, Mr. Allen P. Amick and Mies M. Florence Weasinger were happily married, the Key. E. J. Sox, officiating. All the parties are of Lexington county. S. C On October 15,1905, at the residence of the bride. Mr. Pickens L. Wise and Mrs. Kizz* G. Bowers were united in the bonds of holy wedlock by the R^v. E J. Sox. The groom is from Newberry county and the bride of Lexington county, S C. At the residence of the bride's father, Mr. .J Adam Amick, on November 1, 3905, Mr% Charles S. Huffstetler and Miss Miry A. Amick were joined in the bonds of holy wedlock, Ruv. E J Sox. officiating. All the parties are of Lexington county, S C. People Should Bejoice. The first mespage of Count Witte, first premier of Russia, to the American people, sent from St. Peterburg, is as follows: "I am sure the American people, who understand what freedom is,and the American press which voices the wishes of the people, will rejoice with the friendly Russian nation at this moment, when the Russian people have received from his imperial ; majesty the promises and the guarantees of freedom, and will join in the hope that the Russian people ; will wisely aid in the realization ofj these liberties by co-operating with j the government for their peaceful | introduction. Uaiy iqub win ic oe i possible to secure tbe full benefits of the freedom conferred upon tbe peopie.'' Farmers Friend. The department of Agriculture has issued an interesting butletin on tbe quails of the United States that tends to correct some popular errors regarding aBob White," and is a strong plea for bis preservation as an allay of the farmer. A thorough study of the bird has been made by tbe department without finding any evidence that it is harmful to crops. Ic eats principally noxious weed seeds aDd bugs injurious to tbe crops. It does not trouble either the sprouting grain, as do the crows and blackbirds, and does, not feed on the standing crops j or forage among the stacks. When it dnes fiat cram it ia nnlv what it gleans from the harvested fields. It preferB weeds and does not eat wheat and corn if it can get sumach, ragweed and bay berries. Cleanses the system thoroughly and clears sallow complexions of I pimples. and blotches. ' It is guaranteed Tutt's Pills stimulate the TORPID LIVER, strengthen the digestive organs, regulate the bowels, and are unequal ed as an ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE, In malarial districts their virtues are widely recognized, as they possess peculiar properties in freeing the system from that poison. Elegantly sugar coated. Take No Substitute. ? Sunshine Cake. Take a little patience and some charity. Add a bit of kindness every little while; Stir in hope and courage with a dash of fflee. And a taste for seeing other people smile. "With the ladle known as love mix those things 1 ogether, And the joyfnl world will have only pleasant weather. Cease to frown while waiting for your toils's reward, Look on others kindly and forget to hate: Give np sadly thinking that some how the Lord Always pnts the best things on some other's plate; Give back cheerful words to all who may kindly hail yon, And your cake will seldom fall or the oven fail you. Lesington Mules at State Fair. At the State Fair the State says there was a very fine exhibition of moles in the arena and the display of il. me auiLuaia wao voij ^uuu. mo LexiDgton winners were as follows: Best pair of harness mules, South Carolina raised?First, H. H. Caughman, Lexington. Best single harness mule, South Carolina raised?First and second, R Q. Caugbman, Lexington. Best mule, two years old. South Carolina raised?Second, P. B Taylor, Bakerville, Lexington county. Best mule, one year old, South Cato'ina raised-First, Killian Lii d er, Chapiu, Lexington county. Best mule colt, under one year old, South Carolina raised?First, Kiilian Lindler, Cbapir ; second, D. J. Caughman, Lexington. Best mare and mule colt, ubder one year old South Carolina owned? First, Killian Lindler, Cbapir; second, C. W. Caugbman, Lexington. Best jack?First, C. D. Caughman, Lexington. Best jack, with Dot less than four ! of his get-^First, ,C. W. Caughman, Lexington. Best J9net and colt?First, Fred Barman, Lexington. Croup. A reliable remedy and one that should always be kept in tne nonse ior immediate use is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It will prevent the attack if given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the cronpy cough appears. For sale by the Kaufmann Drug Co. Trial of Sellers. One of the most important cases to come up at the coming term of United States court is the trial of I W. H. Sellers, of Columbia, on the I charge of violating the internal reve! nue law. Sellers has gone out of the business of selling whiskey, but I the trial will be interesting on account of the many witnesses that I have been summoned who will testify ! in the case brought by the government. Interesting to Bice Planters. Washington, Nov 3 ?By treating the ground with hot lime experts of the agricultural dapartment have ascertained that sourness of ground along the Southern tivers in the rice belt is overcome and the productiveness of the soil greatly increased. Experiments along the line have just been concluded. Editor A. G. Eollock, of the Darl- ington News, has filed a petition for voluntary bankruptcy in the United States court in Charleston His liabilities are fixed at $53,508 95, his assets at $28 663 42 Mr. Eollock I * ,t- T_ lost Heavily id toe wreca 01 me ?uuependent Oil Company. A Marvin Carter, time keeper at the Poe mill in Greenville* committed suicide on Tuesday evening by shooting himself through the head with a I pistol. He was 25 yeare of age and waB lately married to a daughter of F. S. Mosher, superintendent of the mill. He was in poor health. Geo. W. Dewees,. for twenty-one years ticket agent of the Southern in Charleston, was arrested on Monday for embezzling $3,321 of the I road's money. The shortage covers a period of six'months. Dewees has confessed. Joe Brown, a colored barber, was killed while resisting arrest in Woodruff on Sunday afternoon. Brown was drinking. ENGINES BOILERS. Taakn, BtacU, ft*ad Pipes and Sheet-Iroa Work; flkaftlaj. Pulleys, daazlag, Scxea, Hangers, etc Mill Cutlan. trCut erery day; work 20Q kaada. MKBASfi XROR WORKS * SKPfLT Of AUQPiTA, won?4, STOVES Four Car Loads Just Received, r\e r\ v. cu ci..i tt,_j t> o r\ <iTT^s- C+n-flP' \ji vyuua. ocuvcy, oucoi raxigco, naru i durucrs, uucu nauaiiu o uuu wtuu Good Heaters, Fire Piaca Furaiahings, Hollow Ware, Stove Pipe. Etc. We now have the largest stock of the above goods ever offered for sale in Columbia, and we are also prepared to name prices of interest to dealers. Don't fail to call at our store and see samples and get prices before bujing elsewhere if yoa want to save money and get the best. Lee Horick & Bro, JOBBERS AND DEALERS IN Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters' Supplies, -0 w -4 *? r a 'r^.t' m r\/-vv tva -w a /n ?OLV J>1j3lJUN ?!,, U-MJ51A, ? fJ. Phone 498. FURNITURE REMOVAL SALE : ?? ! I Sewing MacMnes at Cost jDrop Head Velox, 819.90. j I||(s F|)|E Bun Easy Drop Head, $14.90. j | QQ Was Helping Hand, $12.50. | ?P?.Oi7 ?2.oo } ; | i OTHER FURNITURE j MAIL YOUR ORDERS OR i AS CHEAP. * j CALL AND SEE US. j \ ! ! THE LION FURNITURE CO. |E. G. COOK, Mgr. 1426 Main St., COLUMBIA, S. C. j THOMAS A. BOYNE, (OPP08ITE POST OFFICE ) S. C.? WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Men, Women and Children's Shoes, My stock is large, was carefully selected with a view of supplying the demands of both the city and country trade and Shoes from the most fashionable cuts in style, shapes and toes, down to the seviceable every day plow shoe, all of which are made of solid leatlier and guaranteed to be the best on the market for the money. I want to shoe every man, woman and child in Lexington county and to do this I am prepared' to offer some extraordinary bargains in Work and Dress Footwear. Your are cordially invited to call at my store 1736 Main Street, opposite the post office, when in the city, and I will take pleasure in showing you my stock and explaining their merits. Polite attention will be given you and I will strive to please you in quality and price. THE PRICES TELL. THE QUALITY SELLS* f: J. B. FRIDAY & CO., Wholesale and Betail GROCERS, FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN, SEED RUST PROOF OATS. We Want the Merchants, Planters and Farmers of Lexington County to Call and See JJs Before They Make Their Purchases. We Can Fill Your Wants and Save You Money. 1823 and 1825 Main Street, COLUMBIA, S. C. , H. F. Hendrix, J. L. Matthews, K. A. Meetze, 1 J President-. Vice Pres. Cashier. J ] j The Bank of LeesvilSe, i A w LEESTILLE, S. C. % Capital, - - $30,000.00 | Interest Allowed in Savings Department. * We Solicit a Share of Your Business. % ft