Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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f (ilowi ' jj Expansion is the order I want Call or send W 1 prices. ^ , _ Mm_Fa f | Our buyer has v i Northern markets, an E\ new -b all (ioods are i t lHllinery ?i S We have bought / linery this season tha e embracing all Ike las t Wje have ffle pr< J Goods?representing J have never struck th< a hfence our prices are ^ been. IWM. PLA1 y Main Street 5 (JOLXiMWA, LEE A. LOF 1519 Main St ; JOBBERS - AS Stoves and Ranges, Stove Pipe, Tinware, En&melware, Hollow Ware, Tin Plate, Iron and ":? Asphalt Roofing, Eve Trough , Conductor, S Wood Mantt +*?x? ?a n urates turn j Fine Pipe. * ^-55$* ^ *\ S'*+. a&A ' ' ,' ' ' % -v. ^ s ' *A? V ^7% ,' .. - ? . 7 . 77 . 75' V 'ngHeat\' rOunce ofruejJTA ? the mercury drops out of sight and ? * am'^Lam fit* limn# vnrai. viu'II o VMfl ? MAfr u?v y w ? ? wonderfully convenient to ule a B ? RFECTIONI M Heater I i wlflk Smokeless testes) I it about?heat sny cold I \ a C /tcMf the wiek high or low?no fl j |g^#f *ioke?no wnefl. Easily eared fl n tiif frta nine hours ol I h I font Finished in ft." A I a duj D IN jnn, r?Twy \ _ Y| * m \ *1 tr warranted. / 1 g ijp ML* "-A I pkd* Ktbtjt tvtp Rsy* Loap ?r PtritdiM OA M H ^ rijpflw cireakr. U wnr*n * ^HUHBV^ h ? *t*4) B b< 18 PIIM tt ,;- ' ec >* ; . * 1 - , - tt m ii win ii 111 mi hi innmnmmm h - HI j i 'II' H ? m tO * x beyond oar expectations. ? >f the day. Onr nation is ex* ixMBisa Our ftrilitif for j r \ T1 nind. y i cc i you fe&V* are not up-to-date. ? E-WKR1TCCEB is wbat yon ? d?acriptionB and K ? , i 1ST v- le nmt ifi If r IMttMU VV., | PUB, COLUMBIA, S. C. I & ' - g v 1 | i jTSIJ just returned from the J *: cd the advance styles' in J l arriving daily.1 % c id trass deeds. . j ; the largest stock. of Mil- a ti t we have ever carried, ? * t shapes ana colors. 5 ittiest line of Ladies' DresS J' all the latest weaves. We J ; market more favorable, $ the lowest they have ever a [fT SON, , Hear Postofflce, \ S. C. J irrp;! / y reet, Colombia. 8.8. ' * " r-rv Mtmi - TV IU i/AAJMlJMI MM ' "' ' P* H \ \ , . *. and Iheet Metals, >ls, Piles, Tire Brick and Clay Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, valves, * Cocks, Hose, ^ Electric and Gas Fixtures, Paints and Oils, Cutlery, Wire Netting. ^ foe Lexington Dispatch. Wednesday, December 11,1907. Williams Admitted to Bond. San Antonia, Texas, Dec. 4.?Rufus Williams was admitted to bond in le sum of $5,100 this afternoon in a abeous corpus hearing before Judge Idward Dwyer? of the 37th district ourt. The proceedings were brief, Repetition being presented while the lry in another criminal case was out nd the eourt at ease. Judge Dwyer nmediately granted tne application f Williams' attorneys for tibnd. The ttorneys for Williams thought the ond excessive, bnt believed it would e made in San Antonia within the ourse of two or three days. Suit Against Mrs. Gibson. A suit styled Nat B. Jones vs. Mrs. arah A. Gibson was filed in the 37th istrict todav, in which Jones, an at[>rney, is suing Mrs. Gibson for |2,500 amages for being dismissed as her -ttorney. It is represented that Mrs. Gibson a the prosecuting witness against R. '. Williams in the robbery case was nder a |7,600 bond and thinking it xcessive procured Jones' services to Ave it reduced, agreeing to pay him 0 per oent. of the reduction. Jones lieges he reduced the bond |6,000, lakinghim due |600. He further eprefents that he was hired by Mrs. fibson to bring suit against Williams n $20,000 damages alleged to have een sustained by Mrs. Gibson at the ime of her alleged assault by Wiliams in June last.?The State. ? Good dough Hedicine for CmldreiL The season for coughs and colds is dw at hand and too much care cannot 3 used to protect the children. A child much more likely to contract diphleria or scarlet fever when he has a >ld. The quicker yon cure his cold te less the risk. Chamberlain's Cough emedy is the sole reliance of many others, and few pf those who have ied it are willing to use any other. Mrs. F. F. Starcher, of Ripley, W. a., says, "I have never used anything her than Chamberlain's Congh Remer for my children and it has always vengeod satisfaction." This remedy rataind no opium or other narcotic ana ay be given as confidently to a child as i an adult. For sale by Eanfmann rag Co* i, _ \ peQiOttdU|laas st, W?t?rw*y? Cottgrtss. Washington, Dec. 4.?(Special).? lie eastern Carolina river and harbor msress is strongly represented at the itfonal rivers and harbors congress invention, now in session, by the llowing men: L. B. Dozier, of Coin bia; Gofv. Martin F. Ansel, A. C. aufman, Charleston; Breeden, Beanrt; H. A. Matheson, Colombia; Majy, Marion, Walter Hazard and Lerind Walker, of Georgetown^ Representative Lever has ben sectea by the committee to introduce le Appalachian park bill. Mr. Lear wiu introduce the bill at an early tfae. / Sew Z Cured Swway 4aA Pistol*. "I want to tell yon.how I saved one I our horses that had a fistula. We ad the horse doctor out and he said was so bad that he did not think he mid cure it, and did not come again, hen we tried Sloan's Liniment and cured it up nicely. 4'One day last spring I was plowing >r a neighbor who had a hone with weeny, and I told him, about Sloan's iniment and hehsdme get a bottle >rhim, and it cured his horse all ght, and he goes off now like a colt. "We had a hone that had swteeny wfullybad and we thought it was ever going to be any good, 'but we sed Sloan's Liniment and it cured it o nicely. I told another neighbor bout it and he said it was the best iniment he ever used. 44We are using Sloan's Sure Colic ore and we think it is all right." .. D. Bruce, Aurelia, la. O. L. Pace, money order clerk in le Spartanburg postoffice, is a candiate for the postmastenhip. Female Ills I Hb Ton sboaM take, for femals H| IBs, a medicine which acts oa $he female orjui and taction.' $j Cardnl 2s sot a man's medicine. it 2s for women. Its pure, beat* || lag, curative, vegetable iagredloats, p direct to tbe womanly fcs organs, relieve their pain and in* W* flaamatioa, and bnfld up their || strength. dongas cannot tefl," writes S Miss Nsla Smith, of Sweetser, IncL, H "what WOMAN'S RELIEF I has done for me. 1 am on my third bottle and am so much bci- ggg ter. Before I began to take Car* K|| doi, 1 could nat do a day's ?rork. Imj Now I can work all day.* Mother Eg took foor bottles of Cirdoi Hefo.: ?9 confinementsgot along f..;e an! M HH 9 faai been real itrong ever stnu. n | At Ail Drug^lcts || 1 WRITE FOR FREE ADVICE, jw 9 stating age and describing symp- |l If torna, to Ladies Advisory Dept., HF B The Chattanooga Medicine Co., ?& B Chattanooga, Tenn. ? 40 Kg \ 'L -"r , L-'i. t .. v An Alabama Latter. To the Editor of The Dispatch: I am always glad to receive th dqpr old Dispatch and read the new of. old Lexington, my native conntj Billy Felixs' letters are always intei esting. T am rria^ frk lpiirn t.hafc the Lexiiu ton county schools are doing muc good. I was sorry to read of the death c Mr. Adam Rister. I am going to school at Rome an am pleased with the teachers. The letter of Mr. L. L. Price, < Mims, Fla., was read with interei and pleasure. < With best wishes to my Lexingtc county friends, I am, trnly, \ * Harvey Goodwin. Andalusia, Ala., Dec. 2. For that Dull Feeling After ! Eating. / I have used Chamberlain's Stomacl and Liver Tablets for some time, ar can testify that they have done n more good than any tablets I have' ev< need. My trouble yas a heavy dr feeling after eating.?David Freema: Kempt, Nova Scotia. These table strengthen the stomach and improve tl digestion. They also regulate the liv and bowels. They are far superior pills bnt cost no more. Get a nee sar pie at Kanfmann Drag Co., and si what a splendid medicine it is. Sroppid SmA. Mr. W. F. Hughes, a prominei business man'of Union, dropped ties Sunday evening lost as he was sittir at the table to take tea with a friem A strange feature is that his wi HIaH andflAnlv less than a month as I just as she "arrived home from tl State Fair in Colombia. Bon Demands Qtih of ti# Bo&ls , Senator Ben Tillman refuses to a< eept clearing house certificates f( his lectures in the towns where he a] Sears upon the lecture platform, bt emends the cash of the realm. W have been thinking for some yea] past that pur neighbor was an adv< cate of asset currency and even fli money.?Edgefield Chronical. If th* B&by is Cutting T?*tl Be sure and use that old and well trie remedy* Mrs. Winslow's Soothin Syrup* for children teething. Itsootl en the child, softens the gams, alia? all pain, cures wind colic and is to best remedy for diarrhoea. Twent five cents a bottle. Guaranteed hi der the Food and Drug act, June 3( 1906. ' Serial number 1908. , tf v It is the best of all. ? ? ??? , Xfnra from Near Pt&k.r To the Editor Of The Dispatch: t/tt. Berry Mayer, a highly respecte young man of Prosperity, is spendin some time with his uncle, Mfc. O. I Mayer. / i Mr. Saukey Fulmar, of KinardN spent a few days last week with hi parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Fulmer Mr. and Mrs. Preston Shealy an son, Jimraie, visited Mr. W. H. Epi ing's family Sunday. Miss Nannie Sloan was the guest c Misses Ola and Maye Counts Sundaj Mr. and Mrsl H. H. Counts, of nei Peak, has been visiting their son Messrs. H. W. and R. A. Counts, < Bessemer City, N. C. * n m raps d xwvwjs. Tor Eczema, Tetter and Salt Rhemn/ The intense itching characteristic < these instantly ed by Chamberlain's Salve. Mae severe cases have been cored by it. F< sale by Khnfmnnn Drag Co. ChristmasTtM. We are requested to announce thi there will be a Christmas tree at Ai tioch Baptist church, near Swansei on Christmas day to which every bod is invited to attend. A Viet Besi&e&M. Mr. James Caughman has remode ed his residence on the Leaphart roa about two miles north of Lexingtoi Many improvements have been mad and the whole place presents a sees of beauty and attractiveness. Notice to Our Customers. We are pleased to announce thi Folev's Honey and Tar for coughs, colc and lung troubles is not affected by tl National Pure Food and Drug law as contains no opiates or other harmfi drugs, and we recommend it as a sal remedy for children and adults. De: rick's Drug Store. ? \ What is probably the largest verdh ever rendered by a Spartanburg com ty jury against a railroad was that ri turned Saturday morning in the cat of T. R. Trimmier, administrator, < the estate of J. W. Allison vs. tl Southern railway, when a verdii was found for the plaintiff in the su: of $18,833.33. Suit was brought to r< cover damages in the sum of $50.00 John Gary Evans, assisted by I. 1 Phifer, represented the plaintil while Sanders & DePass represent* the Southern road. To stop that pain in the back, th; stiffness of the joints and mucles, tal Pineules. They are guaranteed. Don suffer from rheumatism, backache, ki< ney trouble, when you get 30 day treatment for $1.00. A single dose i bedtime proves their merit. Get the to-day. Sold by Kaufmann Drug Co. Bishop Moore, the colored bishc who is presiding over the colore Methodist conference in session ; Camden, said one class of negroes' making progress, while the othi class is becoming worse. He sa that the bect/^hite people are frien< of the gooeM&groes. Col. tLjjJ^lfrdoks has been rea pointed cleric <ihe supreme court. No need'to// , far loughs and col( this year as ypu can, ;pbtain Bees Lax tive Cough Syrup now from your deale Tliis is good news to mothers who f e croup and whooping cough. It is gentle laxative that expells the poi.s< from the system in the natural wa Cuts the phlegm and clears the hea Guaranteed. Sold by Kaufmann Dn Co. . DO NOT KNOW ; cai )f f I 1 I d Modern People Have M >f / 9t Diseases, Accordir ,n Does human health depend on one i organ alone? This question Is becom- ; wlilol* riJarnsflAd since Ll. T. : Cooper first advanced his theory that i the stomach is the true seat of life i and all health dependent upon it 1 Mr. Cooper, who has met with remarkable success in the sale of his < j new medicine, believes that the stom- ! act is responsible for most sickness', ^ and that this organ is weak in the J .11 present generation. While discussing this theory recently, he said: "I am 1 II asked time and again to tell why my < ie medicine has made such a record .< Br wherever 1 have introduced it My answer always is, *beeanse it restores Q. the stomach to a normal condition.' ee No one will deny that today there are more half-sick men and women than aver before. Nothing critical seems to be the matter with them. They are just half-sick most of the time. They don't know really what is the matter with them. I have talked with thouf sands during the past two years, and fe few knew indeed what their trouble jo.- m One said nervousness, another , ie said kidney trouble, another liver complaint, some constipation, or heart trouble, or lung trouble. Many *had L, treated, as they called it, for most of these diseases at different times. A )T very common complaint is 'all run > down,' or tired all the time,* or *no it appetite."* e *1 know positively that every bit of re this chronic 111 health is caused by >; stomach trouble, and nothing else. My Lf. M? Ttf........ X.- XL. XXX .L I. now VIOWTCi j puis uio bwiuuku 111 | sotmd condition in about six week*. Migbtr Urn people can be sick witb al} ' i^g8BgBggiiagegSggg^ ! I BANK OF I : CHAPD I Our banking facilitie I place them at your comn , I tereatpaidon time depo g I with your business. * "I J. A. blackwelder! 1 THE WHITE RQTAR\ B| >t The design and finish of the /to equal it has yet appeared on STX4DT, SWU" i Has o'Tery large Bobbin?Ho) m V BALLBI w A HOOT BUNKER?STRONG and di . SHtrfTLE Machine lias been ii stands at the top of S Always on hand good Second Hand M it machine attachments, shuttles, belts and i I J. H. flfcRRY, 1862 Main il t HARMAN'S S ie ie Post Office Block, 3t i am ' i ? is ? ii a HH ^k. ' STAR RES a- For Ladies and Gentlemen. Meals at a Quick Service. Fish )n Best Coffee Set | L. G. KANELI Opposite Jerome Hotel, 13 > WHAT r isrs simirss I IVhV VlVllllbVII I mnmmm C any Names for Same ig to New Belief. sound digestion. That Is why my medicine is selling at such a tremendous rate. 1 have convinced many thou* sands of people that these things are bo, and the numbed la growing by leapB and bounds." > % Among more recent converts to Mr. * Cooper's beliefs is Mr. Edgar h. Hinds* i living at 6 Tappan Street, Everett* Mass. Mr. Hinds has this to say on the subject: "I have suffered with gtoiuifh trouble for eight years. I was not side enough to be in bed, but just felt bed all the time. My greatest trouble was that I always felt tired,1 would get mp in the morning feeling as tired as 4 when I went to bed. **l had a very Irregular appetite, sad was troubled with dizxy spells.. If I stood for any length of time, I would have a dull pain in the lower part of my back. I was nervous anf felt $11 the time as though something terrible was going to happen. 1 tried many kinds of medicine^ but nothing ever~ helped me. * ftVint fftnn ten All fume el r ??? o- v- ??? ?: ??*? b ever being In good health again, when 9 I heard so much of Cooper lad de elded to try his medicine. I took on?, bottle of his New Discovery and was greatly surprised at the result x I gained 12 pounds In a few weeks, t can now eat anything I wish, and feel J like a new man. I cheerfully recom- 1 mend this medicine to all sufferers 8 from stomach trouble."1 S It is worth anyone's time, wfes ls notr enjoying good health, to learn of Mr. Cooper's wonderful preparations. Wo are selling them in largo quantities m -The Kaufmaun Drug Ca fl fl CHAP1N, ]| </1 ./ < i ^fl (, S. c. M m are excellent. We 1 land. 5 per cent. In sits. Kindly favor us ONEYCUTT, Cashier. I President. w1C1E| " *v ^fl stand is unexcelled. Nothing H the market fl T AND SUBE. Ids more thread than any other H 3ARING, 8 liable. It is something new. l use twenty-five years.) * HUTTLE machines. I hare the latest. achines. Needles for all machines andflfl die best pure SPERM OIL. ^flj Street, Columbia, S. C J "WE CABBY THE '-ifl CHOICEST SHOES.V It is never a mistake to "put yoaflM foot in it" if one of oar Handsom^^B Shoes is meant. They are at once tbB B shapeliest and most comfortable shoe? B you ever put your foot in. Well an^^fl stylish, yet strongly made for long anc^Hj cemfortable wear, they easily comman^^H praise and admiration from all lovers c^^B style and "unusualness" in shoes. OoBH prices, too, command the respect your pocketbook. ? >. HOE STORE, COLVBBIA. S. <fl OUR PIES fl ve found favor with every bof^H babes and men, the little girTSH nafores and her mother and hc|^l andmother. They are of, thl I reet, delicious, wholesomflH elt-in - your - mouth kind, an H e're anxious to have you trHH LGI11 11 JfUU UUJU b AUVW MIV icts of our ovens. If yon low we won't have to ask yol I IDLINGS STEM BHER0 ^ TAURAIMT. I ^ ^ _ | . ^ - T> . ? II Popular Prices at all Hour^H i and Came in Season. Aa. *vea in ine uity. jOS, Proprieto^B 12 1-2 Main St., Columbia.