Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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T EXPI | : We are growing fa: I Expansion is the order c ? "nandine. Our trade is m rr^?v - ? - ||igi ; 5 doing business must exj I These old book cases I The "Elastic" GLOB I want Call or send for J prices. | MASONIC TEH3 5 liTAir Po iapifyifgjp h f Our buyer has J Northern markets, an 5 new Fall Goods are s Hflltoery an j We have bought # linery this season thai f embracing all tbe las1 f We have the pre i Goods?representing > have never struck the J hence our prices are i |wM,M r Main Street, f COLUMBIA, \f? |||11 icc a ins - LLL fli LUII > 1519 Main Sti JOBBERS - AIT Stoves and Ranges, Stove Pipe, Tinware, Enamelwsre, Hollow Ware, Tin Plate, Iron and a. Asphalt Roofing, Eve Trough i Conductor, SI Wood Mantel Grates and T j Flue Pipe, v - .. z I'- 4-V^'- ' > ' ' I * . *, S* > < ' I X&i 'ls ' , : y ? THE PRICES TELL. J. B. FRI] Wholes GROCERS, FLOUR, SEED RUS1 We Want the Merchants, 1 ington County to Call and Purchases. We Can IW Money. 1823 and 1825 Main - .j i , - ?~?"? r jagaHm^w^vA^TOSOTggaB INSION' zs ; . 7 _ ? ' t \ r beyond our expectations. if the day. Onr nation is exOiii> fflftilitiRs for my> V VU AWVAA* V?w land. i you have are not up-to-date. E-WERNICKE is what you catalogue, descriptions and --a... ..4* < - - . ? BR7AN CO., ?LE, COLUMBIA, S. C. mvwiwwwwiftwmw WWWWWW% ill Goods! just returned from the d the advance styles in irmm'n/* Hailv IMJ.TUlg ?^ " d Dress Goods. the largest stock of Milt we have ever carried, t shapes and colors, ittiest line of Ladies' Dress ? all the latest weaves. We i market more favorable, the lowest they have ever tT son, Hear Postoffice, - - S. C. - V '' '. - ' ^ ^ ~ ^ ^ ^ ~ ^ ^ ^ ^ ilgk & bro eet, Columbia. S. S. "\ y D - DEALERS - IN t ind leet Metals, Is, iles, ? Fire Brick and Clay Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Valves, Cocks, Hose, Electric and Gas Fixtures. ^ Paints and Oils, Cutlery, Wire Nettii Ti^E QUALITY SELLS* DAT & CO ale and Retail ' , FEED AND GRAD r PROOF OATS. ?lanters and Farmers of Le See Us Before They Make lJu Your Wants and Save I Street, COLUMBIA, & 0. OUR PIES have found favor with every be ?babes and men, the little girl pinafores and her mother and 1 grandmother. They are of 1 sweet, delicious, wholesor ?lX *_? _ m ah^Vi Trin d o lllClt'ill" JfUUl ~ UiUUtU axuU) a we're anxious to have you 1 them if < you don't know thep ducts of our ovens. If you know we won't have to ask y REIDLINGER'S STEAM BAKER - COLUMBIA, s. c. "... ' ' -i-'S : i The Lexington Dispatch. \ Wednesday, November 6,1907. I i\ I \ Should South Carolina Pension the Soldiers She Sent Out J In 1861-5? f It is not the wish of South Carolina J to be indifferent to high purpose or \ plain duty. The men she put on the \ { battle field during the Civil war were ^! the equals in valor and fortitude to J any that saw the smoke or heard the i sound of battle. There was we know, g prior to 1876, a lack of appreciation g| of their services by those who were in charge of the affairs of the State from the close of^the war till 1876; but from , thence-forward there is no reason, as I see it, why they should not have been remembered. The money that has been, and is j being set aside for the maimed and S indigent, is not in any proper sense a S premium, but a charity fund. There ; is in its distribution nothing that speaks of services rendered, but all is centered on present conditions. In j " many cases the present condition is $ due to lack of business tact and push, | as the indulgence of wasteful habits, j Those who by diligence, persistent j toil and habits of economy have acJ quired a specified amount of property j are not eligible to a share of this fund. 3 Such an arrangement as this is un9 worthy the history of South Carolina. 9 It seems more like putting a penalty on the men who have succeeded in business and a premium on those who ?, have not. Twenty-five years more and the rear guard of the Confederate ^ soldierswill have passed, or nearly so. ^ If the Legislature of South Carolina f is unwilling any longer to recognize V any other claim to her. appropriation ^ than that of maimed and indigent, f then call in the pension board and ^ change the name of the appropriation. W This, while it is not the proper thing to do, would be a less wrong than is ^ now being done. The right thing to ^ do is to put every old soldier, or his J widow, on-the pension roll. K JOAB EDWARDS. * ^ A TT J T)?tt w a xxu.ru jjcut tu ^ "I owe a debt of gratitude that. can ^ never be paid off," writes G. S. Clark, ^ of Westfield, Iowa, "for my rescue A from death, by Dr. King's New Discov^ ery.. Both lungs were so seriously af^ fee ted that death seemed imminent, A when I commenced taking New Discov\ ery. The ominous dry, hacking cough quit before the first bottle was used, A arid two more bottles made a complete X cure." Nothing has ever equaled New W Discovery for coughs, colds, and all A throat and lung complaints. Goaran^ teed by Kaufmann Drug Co., and Der^ rick's Drug Store. S f Birmingham Goes Dry. J Birmingham, Ala., Oct. 29.?ReW vised returns from yesterday's local A option election held in this county ^ ' show a plurality of 1,667 for prohibi^ tion with eight rural boxes yet to reA? port. The total vote in the boxes re\ ported was 5,489 for prohibition and W 3,832 against it.lt is expected that the A missing boxes will increase the pro\ hibition plurality to 1,80C. The effect w of the election will be to close 110 sa loons in Birmingham Jan. 1 next,24in c Bessemer and about 20 in Pratt City and Ensley. -- It is claimed indigestion is the Nation J al disease. That's why the^demand for Rings Dyspepsia Tablets keeps increasing because they do the work. Stomach trouble, dyspepsia, indigestion, bloating, etc., yield quickly. Two days treatment free. Ask your druggist about them. Sold by Kaufmann Drug Co. | The United States circuit court of appeals sitting at Montgomery, Ala., denied a rehearing to Greene and Gaynor, convicted of defrauding the government in harbor improvement contracts at Savannah, Ga. Don't worry about your kidneys when you can obtain 30 days' treatment of Pineules for $1.00. These little globules bring relief in the first dose. Backache, Lumbago and Rheumatism yield quickly. If not satisfied you_ money refunded. This is a fair offei you can't lose. Sold by Kaufmann Drug Co. / Absalom Magee a farmer was beaten to death and robbed of ?2,000 cash at Atlantic. City, N. J. S|tasy | Confinement I II you have cause to tear the Wpains of childbirth, remember that wj| they are doe to weakness, or dis- ggS ease, of the womanly organs, and S?5 that healthy women do not suffer, g|j like weak ones. The specific, medicinal, vege- Ira table ingredients, of which that wm famous, female medicine and wo- jyj manly tonic ? CARDUI t ( WOMAN'S RELIEF Is composed, will build up the K womanly organs to a healthy state Jfcj and thus prevent needless suffer- jm "Before my confinement," writes |g Mrs. Rose Schubarth, of Monu- Hgj ment, Colo., "I had such bearing- Sj down pains I didn't know what to do. Cardui quickly relieved me. gg Some months later I had a fine IS 12-lb. baby, was sick only thirty g| minutes, and did not even have 8$ a doctor." At All Druggists j|j OU m WRITE FOR FREE ADVICE, Jgg stating age and describing svmp* Ygsg toms, to Lcidii Advisory Dept., Bra I Tne Chattanooga Medicine Co., STd 1 ^n e ^. / \ i ALGIE'S NATURE STUDIES. A Story Kipling Forgot to Put In His Jungle Book. The tigur is a tretcherus beest. It beelongs to the cat fammily, but it ain't the kind of cat; that walks the fense nites yellin Maria. My Unkel Dick knows a rime about a yung lady of Nigur who went out to ride.on a tigur, an when tha came bak the lady wuz ridiu inside the tigur, an thare wuz a smile on his face. Uukel Dick sez thare are tigurs in Nigur, so I gess the story must be troo. A tigur skin makes a fine rug, but When its on a tigur its a different proppysition. My Unkel Dick sez you never kno wether you are huntin the tigur or the tigur is huntin you. This makes it eggsitin to say the leest. Stripes are considered in good taste in the jungel, an tigurs alhvays ware them. Wun time a leppard sez to a tigur, "Wy don't you ware spots?" An the tigur answered, "Coz it wood brake my hart to be taken for a leppard." , Then tha fited somethin awful, an the tigur eated the leppard awl up. An pretty sune he felt mitey sick an called in old Doctur Munkey an Doctur Munkey lookt at his tung an felt his paw an sed, "Yoor comin down with spotted fever." My unkel sez thats a story Rudyard Kipling fprgot to put in his jungle book.?Cleveland Plain Dealer. An Even Match. Danny Tracy, widower, did his second courting through ,a matrimonial agency and in time formed an alliance with Abigail Jones, widow, who lived in a neighboring state. He went to her home 1 for the ceremony and I T.Q +-V\r?T> til Q-f OflfiO whllp it XFflS DCUiiiCU iaiU^A AAA UV V?VW .. ? being performed. When they were safely married he cleared his throat and announced to his bride that he had a confession to make. "It's about the wedding present I have for you," he said. "I thought? that is, I?well, I calculated it would be a nice surprise. I have four children at home waiting to call you mother." Mrs. Tracy nodded her head approvingly. " 'Twill be more companionable for the little Joneses!" she said. "The Joneses!" gasped Danny. "And who are they?" "There's six of them, Danny, dear," said his new wife. "They're my wedding present to you."?Youth's Companion. Unprecedented. m "Nothing like that ever happened to ine before! A patient that we had been treating for appendicitis died, and what do you think the post mortem showed? The fellow really had appendicitis !"?Jugend. Informed. Sam; a negro servant of a Harrisburg family, is very ambitious to appear well informed on all subjects. His master had installed electric lights throughout the house and was explaining the workings of the fluid to Sam as follows: "You see. the whole thing comes from the dynamo and goes into the wires and then into the lights. Now do you understand?" "Yes, sah," said Sam. "I understand **11 * b/Mi 4- r\ Am rlfno m ad nri/1 j an uv/ui uciu uv> liauivo auu uiuci things, but what I wants to know is how do the kerosene squirt thoo dem wicks?"?Philadelphia Ledger. A Peculiar Damage Suit. In a certain town in Indiana a man brought suit against a hardware company for $10,000 damages. He claimed that a rope that he had bought to commit suicide with broke and thus foiled his plans. After the rope broke he said he could not get up courage enough to try it over.?Judge's Library. The Brute. They had been married three months. "Is my back hair all right?" she queried as they were leaving the house. "Which is?er?your hair?" queried the mere man.?St. Louis Republic. Whoppers. "That fisherman Is always talking about the whoppers he caught." "He doesn't catch them," answered Miss Cayenne, "he merely teHs them." ?Washington Star. ? ?? ? n UTncer 8 oaggage. Officer ?Seen anything of my baggage, sentry? Sentry?She's waitin' round the corner for ye, sir!?Regiment. The Truth. Jack and Jltl went up the hill, 'Tis said, to fetch some water. But struck a reef and came to grief The way they hadn't oughter. Now, water ne'er when mixed with air Was known to make so frisky: I'm much inclined to think you'll find 'Twas water mixed with whisky. ?William Wallace Whitelock in Bohemian. ' \ \ " f BANK OF : : CHAPIN, Our banking facilities place them at your comm; terest paid on time depos with vour business. I J. F. HO J. A. BLACKWELDER, I STAR REST For Ladies and Gentlemen. Meals at P Quick Service. Fish s Best Coffee Serv L. G. KANELL* Opposite Jerome Hotel, 1311 F. W. WA6ENER COTTON DEPARTMENT , * i We have arra Cotton to best adv m m i . i licit consignments. We give speci handling Staple Co Seed," "Florodora' this grade. THE WHITE ROTARY The design and finish of the si to equal it has yet appeared on tl STEADY, SWIFT Has a very large Bobbin?Hold BALL BE. A LIGHT RUNNER?STRONG and dun (White SHUTTLE Machine has been in t The NEW HOME stand* -at the top of SH Always on hand gop^ Second Hand Mac machine attachments, shuttles, belts and tin ! H. BERRY, 1802 Halo! ' " | HARMAN^5131 Post Office Block, FINE CA Columbia Candy 1437 Main Street, 1 JOS. LINES, F Hand Made Bonbons, Cho< Candies. From fhe Stick Ci Wholesale ai ICE CREAM AND H( A delightful place to rest at any especially Fair Week. You will Buy a box for your sweetheart or wi] C. HAYNESWORTH, BARBER, 1332 Main Street} Near Skyscraper, Columbia, S. C. 0 I Expert Barbers, Sliarp Razors and . Clean Towels?Everything Firstclass. I Thomas W. Reese will be glad to \ serve his Lexington customers and many friends in the highest art of the profession. , July 10. tf. W. D, QUICK. i ? Lexington, - S. C., > DISTILLER and DEALER 1 in TURPENTINE. . c Will, at all times, pay high- ^ est market prices for Crude, based upon Savannah quotations. / f I t ) I \ ( HAPfN. ]j are excellent. E We |H and. 5 per cejit. in- |fl its. Kindly favlor us IS IW 1 H iiilii/ui I, v/asjnier. g President. \ Ijl AURAI^T. l opular Prices atiall Hours. H ind Game id Season. ed in the City. j| OS, Proprietor.? 11-2 Main St, Columbia. & COMPANY,] , Charleston, ;S. C. 1 mged to [handle? n vt 4- n f?A O /\ et/JLLbiXge;, CtyllU. OU'B Lai attention tofl tton, viz: "AllenH ' and others of* tand is unexcelled. Nothii^^j le market. AND SURE, j s more thread tlian any other^H ARIXO, ible. It is something new. |flfl ise twenty-five years1.) Njj^H UTTLE machines. 1 have the latest.^JH hines. Needles for all machines anc^^fl 3 best pure SPERM OIL. Street, Columbia, S. cl HEW SHOES; OLD PRICE? The time is near at hand^l vhen you witl make yota^H (election for your fall an^H vinter SHOES- We hav^H low in store for you one he most complete stocks (elect from. All the ne^H (tyles and leathers, and fl|| Money Saving Prices. QuicSH ?ales and simall profi^^B "armers5 heavy work shoB^f i speciality. Remember oflH notto: nfl 'SAME SHOES FOR LESS MONEbB JOE STORE, COLUMBIA. s/M NDIES! ' manuiauiurwj Columbia, S. C. SB| folates and all kinds sH Finest French to mdy. >id Retail. )T SODA WATER. ' time you are: in the city enjoy these 'delicious cand^^^^H fe.' Oct Hi? r J, William J IBENE, S. C., |H )ealer in iencral fl Merchandisfl Llso Keeps a full Stock of WATCHES and GUNS. V !all in him before purchas elsewhere. He wilj tr you right. Mb (MM