Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE LEXIN6T0N DISPATCH, j Wednesday, February 7, 1906. $ Delmar and on the Wing. | To the Editor of tbe Dispatch: The Collegiate Institute has enrolled over one hundred students with Professor Qjattlvbaum as principal and two assistants The Odd Fellow's ball is Dearing j completion under that skill workman, J. A E Sbealy. Mr. J L. Eirgle, wbo went to - _ South West Georgia to live could hardly wait till the? got fteam up to brlngfbim back. This shows what Delmar is. " Misses Bessie and Blanche Eargie, Pearl and Ella Shealy paid Miss Lelia Shealy a visit lately, and what a jolly time. Some say our old bachelor friend has broke out in a different place. % They say he now sets up to a big = gal, or, well, he says she is a thumper. Bully I6r him. Mr. Boyd Ozner is building a new h tenant house on his place. 1 The road from here to Leesville is n ? . bad and sloppy. It came with the l *1V rain and ice. g And now a little on the dispensary b and I am done. In the first place, I c fr? AnnriA nn n WWib JUU, tfVl jjuioui ) ?v v??~ -r i, 1 above the fair groandei, at some old w field m a pine thicket, and boild a ci blind, on each side of a little opening b and let those men who got ' busy tl some time ago, meet there and let a each fire a voliy and then let them n both run. I will appoint yon one c< second and I will act for the other, a I believe that would settle the qaes- 0i tion. Yoar correspondent who wrote tl from Witt's Mill, some time ago, got 0 r hold of my sentiments exactly, or 0] "dem jist like mine." u I like to have a good warm place 0] by the fire and read preacher Ballen- tl tine and preacher Fallaw's letters. a, Good.luck to you and your readers, tl Jan 26. Bill. fc State op Ohio. City of Toledo, ) Lucas County. ) fc Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is ai senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney al & Co., doing business in the city of To- Cj ledo. County and State aforesaid, and that vi said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUN- & ^ . DEED DOLLARS for each and every case g of Catarrh tnat cannot do cnrea Dy ine use of Hall's Catarrh Core. FEANK J. CHENEY, n Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D., 1888. /C , , A. W. GLEASON. n ^ Notary Public. a Hall's Catarrh Core is taken iDternally, and acts directly on the blood and mocons t( surfaces of the system. Send for testi p monials free. F. J, CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O. P Sold by all druggists, 75c. 1 Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation a Dairy Industry. ? Mr. A. F. Lever has introduced in ^ the House of Representatives a bill, g; which was referred to the committee g on agriculture, to further promote u the dairy industry of the Uoited a ^States, and, That the sum of twenty g thousand dollars, or so much as may 0 be necessary, be, and the same is ^ hereby, appropriated, out of aDy q mnnov in fcha frflasnrv nnfc nthprwiflp appropriated, to enable the Secretary g \ of Agriculture to farther promote t( the dairy industry of the Uoited States, and that the Secretary of ^ Agriculture be authorized to expend f( this sum, through the dary divison c of the Department of Agriculture, in co-operation with individual dairy- q men and State experiment stations in such States as in bis discretion are most needed of such help. r< Itching Piles. If you are acquainted with anyone a who is troubled with this distressing h ailment you can ao him no greater u favor than to tell bim to try Chamber- a Iain's Salve. It gives instant relief. ^ Price 25 cents per box. Sold by i f The Kaufman Drug Co. j Obituary. j ^ Simeon P. Shull died January 22, 1 r 1906, aged 43 years, 9 months and j o 13 days. He was married to Mies 0 Fannie Roof, February 24,18S9 To | them wete born six children of which two preceded him to the spirit land. TT l.*f. i i e Ol ne was a me iuug meiuuer ui 01. David's E. L. church and was true ^ to his profession of faith until death. He leaves an effectionate wife, two ^ sons and two daughters, six Bisters with many relatives and friends to ^ mourn his departure. His remains were laid to rest in the cemetery of St. David's church, Lexington, S C i / : ; itt;? ~ v ht.i nm labasaebbw Doctors first prescribed | Ayers Cherry Pectoral over g 60 years ago. They use it 8 today more than ever. They B . Cherry I Pectoral j rely upon it for colds, coughs, f bronchitis, consumption. J They will tell you how it j heals inflamed lungs. 441 hart a very bad cough for three years. | Then I tried Aver's Cherry Pectoral. My sore I luugs were sooii healed and my cough dropped I awav." j Mrs. Peaee Hyde, Guthrie Centre. Ia. j 25c.. 50c.. si.OB. / j. c. aver co.. j MnaMWOHMEEM jq ? | Old! r.AndhTl VP 1 Vt W V/ wt ^ AH M !no'Ayer''s"Pi I J* at edtime insures i ? - ^ ppvt Y>o,*r>in<?. The Cotton .Supply. It is said tbat there was in the ands of the farmers on September at, 1905, 338,000 bales, in round umbers, and tbat to January 16tb, 906, "9,998,000 bales bad been inned, making a total of that on and and that ginned of 10,336,000. If that number 7 498,000 bales were aceived up to January 16th past, hicb still leaves in the hands and antroll of the farmers 2.838,000 ales of eotton. It is estimated that ae consumption for the year will be t the lowest 1,000,000 bales per lonfch. Then 12,000,000 will be jnsumea daring the year. There is vieable supply, as shown above, of nly about 10,000,00 bales, then if ie farmers succeed in holding 2.000, 00 of the number of bales they had a band fifteen days ago, it will be p to the mills to pay the price asked r shut down. It appears to us, lerefore, that the farmers have the ivantage for once in their lives, if ley will ooly use it. Here's hoping >r fifteen cents cotton. The children's jubilee of good health )llows the use of Jttee's laxative Jtioney ad Tar, the cough syrup that expels [1 cold from the system by acting as a ithartie on the bowels. Acertain imedy, for Croup, Whooping Cougli nd all lung and bronchial affections, old by Kaufmann Drug Co. A Great Fertilizer. Elsewhere we print the advertiselent of the F. S. Royster Guano Co. nd call the attention of our readers 3 the same. The Roy6ter fertilizer eople are the largest of the indeendent manufacturers remaining. !hese people have had a most wonerful success io their sales. "Farmrs' Bone" is their leading brand of otton fertilizer, and we are told that ;s sale exceeds that of any other ingle brand of fertilizer sold in the louth. Owing to the fact that they se fish for ammoniates, their good3 re popular everywhere they ate old. They claim theirs to be the riginal fish guano. They have large rorks at Norfolk, Yd, Tarborc, N. ), two factories in South Carolina, nd one at fcjaeon, Ga, and their oods are on sale in nearly ivery 3wn in the South 'where fertilizers :e used. Oar readers will find it o their interest to consider Royster ?rtiliz=r before making their purhaees. lozamon Colds are the Cause of 2?aay Serious Diseases. Physicians who have gained a national spntation as analysts of the cause of arious diseases, claim that if catching old conld be avoided a lone list of angerous ailments would never be eard of. Every one knows that pneuxonia an<l consumption originate from cold, and chronic catarrh, bronchitis, nd all throat and lung trouble are aggraated and rendered more serious by each resh attack. Do not risk your life or ake chances when you have a cold. Jhainberlain's Cough Remedy will cure t before these diseases develop. This omedy coutaius no opium, morphine or tiier harmful drug and has thirty years f reputation back of it, gained by its ures under every condition. For sale v The Kaufmann Drug co. 'X Let 'Em Stay Away. N T V n* a n a rv\ nr\ O ?*n f ? n ^ I It v? 53 UCUJUliSUOlCU ILL 1 lULlUO ast week tbat automobiles can be un two miles in less than a minute. ?nafc is pretty fast traveling, and we irefer f(r them to etey in Florida if hey are goiDg at that rate much lees t any rate at all. T X. L. cures neuragia. JUDGE W. B. HOOKER. Jfew Yorlc Supreme Court Justice "\V3to Is I'nder Charges. Justice Warren Brewster Hooker of the New York supreme court, who is { charged with conduct unbecoming a judge and whose case is now under consideration by the New York legislature, was born in Perrysburg, N. Y? in JUSTICE WAEBEX B. HOOKER. ISoGjufu has lived in New York state all his life, with the exception of two years which he spent In Tacoma, Wash. He was a member of congress from 1891 to 1899 and in the Fifty-fifth congress served as chairman of the committee on rivers and harbors. He was appointed a justice of the supreme court by Governor Black in November, 1898, to fill a vacancy and the next year was elected for the full term of fourteen years. Governor Odell designated him to sit in the appellate division of the court in 1902. TALLEST IN NEW YORK. New Tower of Metropolitan Life Building Will Soar High. New York city is soon to have a tower taller than the Washington monument, the Cologne cathedral or the pyramid of Cheops. It is to be built on the site of the Presbyterian church of which the Rev. Dr. Parkhurst is pastor and will form part of the building of the Metropolitan Life Insurance company, on Madison square, occupywmphia Mmomirrm Life k METROPOLITAN TOWER COMPARED WITH OTHER HIGH STRUCTURES. / lug the block between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets. The tallest structure in New York at the present time Is the Park Row building, 3S0 feet high. The Metropolitan Life tower will be 560 feet, which is hve feet taller than the Washington monument, twenty-three feet taller than the Philadelphia city hall and forty-eight feet higher than Cologne cathedral. MARCHIONESS OYAMA. Vasnnr Graduate Who 3m Helpmeet of Japanese Commander. The Marchioness Oyama. wife of the >- ^ ? <-v i ? /.I\ ^ <?^ +R /\ T ? "%/vo/v vrtjuiixiuiiuer in vriiitri. ui ine iiajMiicsc j forces in the field, was born soon after the arrival of Commodore Perry in Japan and is a daughter of a samurai who was in the service of the daimio, or Prince of Aidzu. In the struggle of the shogunate against the emperor her father was on the side of the shogun, '*>.1 --A THE MABCHI^'S3Sr<yrAMA. and in the last stand of the daimio of Aklzu at his castle of Wakatnatsu the | future Marchioness Oyama. then little j 0 Stematz San. helped mold'.bullets for j the men fighting upon the i ramparts. Oyama was then fighting in' the nrrny of the emperor. A few year** later she was sent to America to Istudy and graduated from Vassar colic. \ | AIK LINE NOKTH-SOUT] Two Dailv Pullman Vestibi SOUTH AND First- Class Dining Car Service. Eastern cities via Richmond and steamers to Atlanta, Nashville, Mei I New Orleans and all points South and Jacksonville and all points in shortest line North and South. /?^"For detailed information, ra &c., apply to any agent of the Seal BURROUGHS, Traveling Passen^ I CHARLES F. STEWART, Assi SAVANI IN THIS SPACI WILL BE ANNOU ING OF NEW GO BARGAIN PRICE; CARRY THEM OV] SEASON. 1603 Main Streei THE PALMETTO BANK COLUMI State, City and C Interest Alllowed at the Rati Payable ( Capital pair1 in Surplus profits Liability of Stockholder; Security for Depositors. WILIE JONES President; JOH dect; THOMAS TAYLOR, 2 THEWS, Secretary and Tre A?st. Secretary and Treasu Attorneys. January 11, 1903, Deposits $1,3 tors, 2,210. Loaus to smal helping hand and a f gltT WE WANT Y'OUE Before You Purchase Any Other Write THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE COMPANY orange:, mass. Many Sewing Machines are made to set! regardless of quality, but the ** Now Home " is made to wear. Our guaranty never runs cut. We make Sew-.ng Machines to suit aii conditions of the trade. The " Now ICorno*' stands atthe head of all IIi;?h-;rr;ide family sewing machines Sold by authorized dealers only. FOR SALE SY W. 1*. ROOF, Lexington. S. C. The reason Dr. Dade's Litrle Liver Pills give perfect satisfaction is due to their tonic effect on the liver. They never gripe. "Sold bv Kaufmann Drug Co. Christmas Holidays. The senate's substitute for tfce houte bill relative to Christmas holidays at S*ate colleges was adopted by th^house yesterday and wa3 sent to the engrossing department. That settles the fight. The Winthrop girls will get their holiday. They n* irt Viotto if onvcuar fnr the "VUIU LIU It UUU IV l? wj >-j 7 trustees would have voted for the holiday next time. The msprifcv of the trustees favor it anyway bet the mid-winter meeting me attended by trustees who would fjjrn a minority of the whole board. The season of Indigestion is now at hand. Ring's Dyspepsia Tablets relieve indigestion, aud correct all stomach disorders. "Sold by Kaufniann Drug Co. i I 1 | KAILWAY. H H-EAST-WESTJ j ale Limited Traiiis Between ti IVJEW YORK, I The best rates and route to all? Washington, or via Norfolk and S nphis, Louisville, St. Louis, Chicago, ?j and Southwest to Savannah audi Florida and Cuba. Positively the 1 ites, schedules, Pullman reservations* 52 board Air Line Railway or to W. L- H ^er Agent, Columbia, S. C. istant General Passenger Agent % 7 A TT fi A H g 111. U.1,1 ? L.I I. \ f NEXT WEEK,, NCED THE OPEN- 1 OPS OFFERED AT S RATHER THAN . ER FOR ANOTHER ] t, Columbia, S. C. 1 t i t i a ] 1 ] [ & TRUST COMPANY, t 5IA, S. C. ounty Depository. e of 4 per cent, per Annum Quarterly. $250,000.00. I 55,000.00. [ ; 250,000.00. 1 555,000.00. NT J SEIBELS. 1st Vice Presi ad Vice-President; J. P. DAT- 7 asarer; W. M GIBBER. Jti, trer; WESTON & AYCOCK. J ( 08,363.24. Number of Deposi1 farmers a speciality. "A -j ?quare deal to all." I L BUSINESS. ' I mm DONT EC JSL. HDM Successor to Max' NEAR POST OFFICE, When you are looking for I | Solid Car Load Lots and at the therefore, can sell you for less th ! ments. Solid Oak Bed Nine Pieces?One Bed, One B i Centre Table, Four Chairs. One ] : 7 Wo. w v v w ' ?, | with a complete list of Cooking | Black Oak, with a complete lis i line is complete. All grades. | Furniture of the same grade car j 490 for prices. ZSrlo A. TJ1 COLUMB1 I I *? ? , ?? W. H. semi F i COLUMBIA, I We especially invite you to come ro see u> Beds, Lounges. Stoves. Lace Curtains. Side oO DAYS SALE?FURM W. H. SOWELL, EURNITU] (>})]K)site V. M. 0, H. Eieazer! 16 i \ ; < W ill Save vou Moiicv in liis > 1 ' " ; i Haberdashery [ DEPARTMENT. ! ! ! | Tlie Best and Latest Furnishings > ( can always be found here in J | Shirts, Collars, Guffs, Gloves t 1 UNDERWEAR. > I WHITE AfiQ FAHGY VESTS. [ I jj ^E?~Onr Fall Line > \ SOFT and STIFF HATS I < ! < are liere, comprising Knox, Stet- > ) son and other makes. Prices, > i ?1.00 to ?5.00 [ ! [ J SUITS MADE TO ORDER. FIT > < GUARANTEED. | j ! ! 1514 Main St.Columbia, S.C. [ < ! HILTON'S Life for the Liver & Kidneys, rHE BEST PREPARATION KNOWN FOR THE CURE OF lyspesia, Liver Complaint and Disorders of the Kidneys [T IS PLEASAKT TO TAKE. 't excites a pleasinor sense of warmth n the stomach, diffusing itsell through be system. It r.ngments the appetite, irniroves digestion w&rds off malarial and bus prevents chills and fever, and is a >erfect regulator to the whole system. 25 . 50c. and SI.00 bottles. For sale ,t the Bazaar Wholesale by the Murray Orug Co., Columbia, ly? July 6, 05, tf. mmm hotel, J. C. KINARD, Proprietor. Leesville, - - - S. C. The best attention given guest. Modim conveniences. Table supplied with icst the market affords. j. m. craps, Dealer in all kinds of Furniture, Toilet Sets, COFFINS AND CASKETS. MJGS, MATTRESSES, BLANKETS COMFORTS, BED SPREADS, BLOCKS, WATCHES. JEWELRY. ETC. LEXIXGTOX, - - S. C. August 23, 1903. ly. >EGET V LYLOR, well & Taylor, COLUMBIA, S. C, 'urniture. We buy only in lowest spot cash prices, we an if we bought in local ship [room Suites. ureau, One Washstand, One Rocker?all for $17.25> Oak Stove Utinsels, for $7.50. Xo. 8 it of Utinsels, $12.50. Our Prices guaranteed as low as l be bought. Write or phone A, S- C. TUME. BNHURE CO., s. c. : for your Furniture, Cheap Suites, Iron Boards, Hall Racks. [SH YOUR HOUSE. EtE CO., 1231 Main Street, . A. Building.