Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Often Tie Kidneys Are y^, Weakened by Over-Work tJobeattby Kidneys Mafce Impure Blood It used to be considered that onl ttrinary and bladder troubles were to b traced to the kidneyi Therefore, when jour kidneys are wea." or out of order, you can understand hoi " quickly your entire body is affected* am * now every organ seems to fail to dq it * Ji yon are sick or " feeJ badly," begu taking the great kidney remedy, Di ^fSShaer's Swamp-Root, because as sooi M your kidneys are well they will hel] all the other organs to health. A tria convince anyone, f If y<?a are^sick you can make no. mis m take by first doctoring your kidneys ' The mild and the extraordinary effect o: ? Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the grea Sidney remedy, is soon realized. I Stands the highest for its wonderful cure of the most distressing cases, and is sol( have a "Sample bottle % mail free, also a pamphlet telling y or hbw to find out if you have kidney ? bladder trouble. Mention this papei wrirfn?rto Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Bine i^aatpn, N. Y. Don't make any mistake But remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer'9 Swamp-Root, and the ad flxess, Binghamton, N. Y., on every bottle professional" CAEES? A--:--' - v, Ct t, 1 ?r K D. MARTIN, ATTORNEY it. AND COUNSELOR AT LAW LEXINGTON, S. 0. x Office inHarman Bnilding rear of ocrar - house. . Y -_ Will practice in all courts. , Speeia attention to collection of claims. rrru. w. hawes, n Attorney and Counselor afc Law NEW jBROOKLAND, S. 0. Practice in all Courts. Business solicited v. v November 1,1905. ; i o. it xyinn. y.x. dbehkb HFIRD <fc DREHER, Li ATTORNEYS AT LAW LEXINGTON C. H.. 8. C. Will sgactiee in all the Courts. Buslnesi solicited. One member ol the firm will al 7 wars be at ofBoe, Lexington. 8.0. f~alreicK, i J. , ATTOBNEY AT LAW ' GHAPIN, a 0, ^ Office: Hotel Marion, 4th Boom, Beoonc floor. Will practice in anthe>Oonrts. \ fpHUBMOND <fc TIMMERMAK, V I ATTORNEYS AT LAW WILL PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS ' " Kaufmanu Bldff. LEXINGTON, 8t0. We will be pleased to meet those havlnif le 0ffl" x A LBKRT M. BOOZER, ^ ' ; \ i JBL attorney at law COLUMBIA 8, 0. Omcx:,13ltfBiCfcin Street, upstairs, opposite Tan Metre's Furniture Store. Especial attention iriven to business aptrr-: edtoMm by bis feUow citizens of Lexin*toz pBOBGE ?. REMBKRT, IX ATTORNEY AT iAW. i22i law range, Columbia, s. o I will be dad to serve my friends from Lex ififfton Coonty aft any time, and am prepare* to practice law in all bt&te and Federa Courts. ^ Law Offiees, ( ) Residence, 1529 1209 Washington < > Pendle ton Street Street. ( ) Offloe Telephone No. 1872. Residency Telephone No. 1086 4 ^ W BOYD EVANS, VI .LAWYER A$L COUNSELLOR Hi- Columbia; S. Cv . a- SB s . . > . . na. P. H. SHEALY, U / DENTIST LEXINGTON, S. C. Office Up Stairs in Koof's Building. T\B. F. 0. GILMORE, I 1/ - [DENTIST. 1510 Main Street, COLUMBIA, S. C OfficeHoubs.-9a.m.to 2 p. m., and fron 3 to 6 p.m. \ ^ T\R. D. L.. HALL, ,V - V / S ^ DENTIST ft a v STEEDMAN, S. C.v * |V Office htfors 8 a. m..' to 5:30 p. m. " V Dec. 28,1907?6m ^ \ faescsesesesesesssesssesss IM. D. HARMAN j % DEALER IN v f I General j I Merchandise, I ? Corner Main and low Street, | | Opposite Confederate | ^ Monoment, 5 $ Lexington, - - S. C. jj S96969?969e96S6S69eseS69? x "I trust this may be read by manysuf.ferers from kidney and bladder trouble" writes Mrs. Joe King, of Woodland,. Tex. "I suffered four years and could find nothing to give even temporary relief. Our druggist at last induced me to try your 80 days' treatment of Pineules for $1. This one bottle has cured me and money could not buy the value it has been to me. Guaranteed. Sold by Kaufmann Drug Oo. * \ > , ' . . \ \ < ** The Lexington Dispatch. ( ,r' ? Wednesday, January 1, 1908. L ============^^ I Zsamiaatioa For j; Naval Academy. t On Saturday the 18th of January * 1908, I will hold a competitive exami,f nation at Columbia, S. C., beginning t _afc 10 A. M. of all candidates for nomination to fill a vacancy in the United ? States Naval Academy at Annapolis. All applicants must, at the time of k 4-V.r\i-m aTdmina^ATi frv. OMVlinfmonf. IMiCli CMlUUUiUVU AKT+ wy^viuwuvuv w the Academy ( 4th. of Hgrch ) be bes tween the ages of 16 and' 20 years. The candidate is eligible for appoint1 ment on the day he is 16 and ineligij ble on the day he becomes 20 years of ? age. 1 Those applicants who are found to . be physically qualified will be exam. ined mentally upon the following sub? jects: Reading and writing, spelling, j t punctuation* and capitals, grammer,.! s geography, United States history, ! 1 arithmetic, algebra and plain geome. I*? | The preliminary examination takes. ! place on January718th. at Columbia* ,S. C. The applicants should write me J fo^ permission to' take, the examina? P tion and for full information with . respect to it. ? * . , A. P. Lever, M. C. r i 1 ^ 1 A Card. . This is to certify that all druggists are . authorized to refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or cold It stops the lungs ' and prevents serious results from a cola. Cures la grippe coughs and prevents v tmeumonia andiconsumption. Contains no opiates. The-gennine is in a yellow 1 package. Refuse substitutes. Derrick's Drug Store. > As Jim Hellso, xjwner of the Hellso Opera House, we wish to give the boys * notice that next time they shoot out . the kerosene lamps the performance . on the stage will be stopped and the house closed for the night We don't ? object to shooting at the lamps on : broad and general principles, but when 3 It is far handier to shoot at the actors why not do it? ' We dcx Hot like to see , things run eternally in one groove. > A subscriber in Illinois who is evidently a minister of the gospel writes 1. us that he shall certainly stop his pa. per unless future numbers show a more meek and humble spirit on our , part We do not want to lose him, but , Just let /him come out bete and practice the meek and. humble business for * a month! The boys are waiting for Just such Uperson to come along They want to make fans of his ears. We : started in to be very meek and lowly, t but soou discovered that we must either change' or become. A. lead mine. ; Colonel Gramorit of the Circle ranch ? stopped his paper last week . and sent? us an insulting message because we i refused io publish his ode- to Columbus. -As soon as we get time we shall ride out to the' ranch, and we will bet two to. one that we make the colonel crawfish .from his position. Columbus [ Is all right in history, but we'd ,be * g# K/ila or rrof o tV^t X UttUgVU U UC O ?VSA~U? IV UUJ l?vv 1 advertising orit of us at this late day. We are delivering our lecture on . how to become a great; editor wherever we have a call. It consists mostly of our personal experiences; arid the hu* mor aDd pathos appeal to all. Our tepas are $25 and expenses, and we guarantee to satisfy an audience that any man with a fur overcoat and $20 in cash can in time become a great metropolitan editft^ and claim three or ' four million circulation for his'daily. We sing no songs and execute, po . dances as an accompaniment. Straight talk and cash down. If the individual who keeps sending 1 us postal-cards from Santa Fe to the effect that he is on our trail and bound to wipe us out will come along and t have the circus over with, we will guarantee-to pay Jiis expenses. We hate to shiver for three or four months in anticipation. Any one will point out the Kicker office to him on his arrival. On entering turn to the right. As soon as entering the sanctum begin ' to shoot at the man at the desk. ? M. QUAD. ! ? , i |Tlklll^^LIB I^^J^ELIABL^EMEOT^^I FOR MAN AND BEAST I For lateral and External U?e. PositiTeJy ru*r??4iwd I to do ail claimed for it or money xrtaaied. Keeom meodedforrhetunatiwn.p&uisandsoreneasefalikiAda j boras,bruise*and sprains,inflanwaetion,p?ita*onary j and lung complaints, sore throat, csaaopaadcolie^ind i a?w other ailments. The fad ttiat -Nosh's LM?t being recommended for dock as vtil as man should not grire the impreesioo that it is too powerful for family use. Noah'8 LatOfErr is absolutely pore aad dean and can be applied to a child with safety. It is not a dirty, greasy lisdd aad will not stain the flesh or dothes. Requires tat little rubbing and penetrates iasmedlsSsty to the seat of pain. Far aalo brail druggists and dealers, itc. Be prepared for aettoa by baring a bottle la yomx house. Noah Ihhdt Co.,Boston, Mass.,UAA. i i .... \ i? y. . ' * - ' -. . v a. "> ' HEALTH INSURANCE The man who insures his life wise for his family. The man who insures his heaJi Is wi?A hnth for his famllv m himself. You may insure health by guar tag it. It is worth guarding. At the first attack of diseaa * wh^ch generally approach through the LIVER and mac fests itself in innumerable wa; TAKE Tutt's Pill: And save your health. SILLED BY 2TEQB0ES. V * Dying. He Fired Back and Killed T* \ of Gang Before He Breathed His Last. Waycross, Ga., Dec. 24;?Tod* ? a ? T\ 1 snoray Deiore noon wanace uyai, ^.woodsman; employed by W. L. Hii son and company at a turpentine at: abont eighteen miles from Waycros was shot down by a crowd of negro* who were fighting among themselve Before dying he shot and , killed ii stantly two negroes. The negroes* so it appears, wei [ drinking and \ fight started amor them. itr. Dyal was nearby. an went to separate the fighters. The or others around did not like this ii terference and fired on him. He fel but was able to use his revolver wit telling effect. The names of the m groes killed could not be learned. \ ' ' , . I ! Salvatioa Army Fed 25,000. I 'The Salvation army fed 25,000 pe< pie in ^ew York on Christmas da] This undoubtedly is the largest nun ber ever fed by any institution, fre of charge. \ Ring,s Little Liver Pills wakes u lazy livers, clean the system and clef the skin. Try them for biliousness an sick headache. Price 25c. Sold b Kaufmann Drug Oo. Furs aad Beeswax "Wasted. I . v_ Wanted?(kfcer, mink, coon, fo and aU kinds of furs. Highest price paid for beeswax and fnrs. Rice I Harm an, Lexington, S. C. No need to fear coughs and eolc this year as yon can obtain Bees Laxi tive Cough Syrup now from your deale: This is good news to mothers .who fes croup and whooping cough. It is gentle laxative that expells the poise from the system in the natural wa] Cuts the phlegm and clears the hea< guaranteed. , Sold by Kaufmann. Dm v- r Valuable Beal Estate Sale* Under and by virtue of the last wi and testament of the late Henry rJ Dooley, deceased, and as the sole her and distributees, and all of age, we wi sell to the highest bidder, at public ou cry, at the old homestead, on th'e pren ises, beginning at 11 o'clock a. m., c Thursday, Januaty the second, 1908, All those pieces, parcels and tracts ( land situate, lying and being in th county of Lexington, and in the Stal aforesaid, recently surveyed, and show by the plats therefor, as follows: 'Tract No. 1, containing ninety-eigl (98) acres, more or less, and adjoin in lands of J. H. Hite, John W. .Gregor James P. Dooley and tract No. 2^- < said lands. Tract No. 2, containing eighty-thre (83) acres, more or less, and adjoinin lands of J. H. Hite, John W. Gregor and James P. Dooley, and by tracts and 3, of said lands. Tract No. 3, containing seventy-thre (73) acres, more or less, and adjoinin lands of J. J. Hite and James P. Doolej and by tracts No. 2 and the old home stead, and lying on Two Notch roadi Tract No. 4, containing' sixteen an one-quarter acres, more or less, lyin on the Two Notch road, and adjoinin lands of James P. Dooley and tracl Nos. 3, 5, 9 and 10, of said lands. Tract No. 5, containing nineteen an three-quarter acres, more or less, an adjoining lands of James P. Dooiey an tracts Nosi 4, 6 and 8, of said lands, an lying on Two Notch road. Tract No. 6, containing nineteen an three-quarter acres, more or less, an adjoining lands of James P. Dooley an H. M. Wingard, and by tracts Nos. and 7, of said lands and the Two Note road. Tract No. 7, containing eighteen an three-quarcer acres, more or less, am adjoining lands of H. M. Wingard, A L. Hartley and J. Ed. Mathiai, and b tracts Nos. G and 8, of the said lands. Tract No. 8, containing eighteen an one-half acres, more or less, and ad joining lands of J. Ed. Mathias an tracts JNos. o, < and 9, or the said lands Tract No. 0, containing fifteen an three-quarter acres, more or less, an adjoining lands of J. Ed. Mathias, an tracts Nos. 4, 8 and 10, of the sai< lands. Tracts 1, 2 and 3, are well timberec Plats for the lands can be seen at th Clerk's office up to the day of sale. Terms of sale?Cash. Purchaser t pay us for papers. At the *ame time and place the per sonal property belonging to the sai< estate of the late Henry T Doolev, de ceased, will be sold at public auction for cash. Mrs. Sfirali Dooley, Executor. J. Sol Dooley, Martha Aim Roland, George W. Dooley, Henrv A. Doolev. Jackson L. Dooley, Children. Lexington, December 10th, 1907 TAX NOTICE. T WILL ATTEND THE FOLLOW?3 JL ing mentioned places for the purpose of receiving taxes for the fiscal year, 1907: th The balance of the time at Lexington 1(j Court House until December 31st, 1907, after which time the following penalties will be added by the County Auditor d- and collected by the County Treasurer. On January 1, 1908, 1 percent penalty will be added to those who have not paid. es On February 1st, 1908, an additional t|. 1 per cent, will be added to those who have not paid, making 2 per cent, for ^ Feb.will be added on March 1st, making 7 per cent, penalty to be paid by those who have not paid by March 1st, 1908. Tax Books will Close March 15, 1908. k The hours for closing the tax books IB will positively be at 11 o'clock for the w morning and 4 o'clock for the afternoon appointments. LEVY. ? For State Purposes 44 Mills. For Ordinary County Purposes 3 J Mills. For Constitutional School Tax 8 Mills. Total 11 Mills. '0 Special School Levy Dis. No. 15, 3 Mills Special School Levy Dis. No. 18, 3 Mills Special School Levy Dis. No. 19, 4 Mills Special School Levy Dis. No. 25, 2 Mills' Special School Levy Dis. No. 84, 2 Mills y Special School Levy Dis. No. 37, 2 Mills ' a Special School Levy Dis. No. 42, 3 Mills a- Special School Levy, Dis. No. 75, 2 Mills iil PollTax; |1.00 lg\ RAILROAD LEVY. a8 Saluda Townphip 74 Mills Broad River Township - 74 Mills 8* ?Fork/Township.. v * 74 Mills a- Commutation Road Tax $3.00, payable from October 15th to March 1st, 1908. v Parties owning property in more than . one township must so state to the Treasid nrer. sy When writing for information conn. cerni-g t**es always give Township . or school District and name in full, not. J? initials. h FRANK W. SHEALY, * e. Treasurer Lexington County. , JIB BROS, BUN and LOCKSMITHS ;e . - 1719 Main Street, P COLUMBIA, - S. C. $ RePairers of GUNS, BICYCLES, x AUTOMOBILES, * . ; . ETC, ETC. : We give special care and attention to all work in our i- line and solicit a share of the ? patronage of our Lexington a friends. Satisfaction Guar- , anteed. '? KINARDS HOTEL, - J. C, KINARD, Proprietor, Leesville, - - S. C 11 The best attention given guest. ModC, ern conveniences. Table supplied with rs best the market affords, ir m 1- hairRbalsam ,n and be?atit:e? the tutx. HMnKPH Promoter * laxuriant growth. JH Never Tails to Bestore Gray HM* to its Youthful Color. eci^P^disesKS i^htir tiling. Aug.'30, 1 y n t i KILLthe cough i ? S..,K y\aiBB <rur I IIMif>Ca n wu yyres "fc hwiMU : Sr. King's ' New Discovery ! forc8lds$ aj - i AMD ALL THROAT AMD LUNG TROUBLES. E d iGUARANTEED S ATISFACTOBYI g I OB ^ONEY ^^NDED.^ E j Before You Purchase Any Other Write ^ 3 d fHE MEW HOME SEWING MACHINE COMPANY J ORANGE, MASS. ^ j Many Sewing Machines are made to sell regard- i fess of Quality, but the **Xew Home" is made to wear. Our guaranty never runs out ' We make Sewing Machines to'suit ail conditions e of the trade. The "New Home" stands at the head of all High-grade fanul/ sewing machines ( 0 Sold by authorized dealers only. FOR SALS BY i w . F. KUUr !- L^xiojrtnn. S C ' MenWanted^su^^ J World. Service afloat, ashore, and in.oiie island possessions. Age 19 to 35 years. ] Salary $15.00 to $47.00 per month; $237.00 clothing > allowance. Board, lodging and medical attendance . free. Excellent opportunity tor promotion. For full > informaticta apply in person or by letter to " U.S. MARINE CORPS RECRUITING OrFICE. , Port Office Building", Aujfaitn. Ge. - U t f*iiTggig*TgTtTyftiTTxmxxxxmmxmx3 ,5' I? No. 6994 | The People's Nal 15 PROSPERITY,: i u |! Paid up Capital i jj Surplus and Individual Pro: i; Stockholders' Liabilities jj For Protection of De K H. C. MOSELEY, President. M. A. CI S W. W. WHEELER, Cashier. GEORGE n 5 Better a conservative interest oi S , safe return when wanted, than a hig jj doubt about the principal. ! A National Bank is a safe Depo ! vision makes it so. Likewise our B S guarantee of prudent conservative n jj We Allow Interest on T jj DIBECTORi jj G. W. Bowers, J. A. C. Kibler, R. L. n J. H. Hunter, W. P. Pugh, Jno. I ! Geo. Johnstone, H. C. Motelej xxxxxxxixxXxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxmxxxxxxxx E. B. PILC WI T H= Allen & I W nULJCi^Al GR Augusta, 1 SAVE YOUR - ORDER * NEW GOODS l\ ^VVWWWWWSAAAA^WWW J i ! Our store is being filled every newest and best goods. All the a Winter Dress Goods now ready for y MILLINERY ! We have everything that's up-tostyle and shape. If our designor can be pleased. See the new styles now * NEW NOVE / e The Notion department of our st the new Novelties, embracing ever] have ever carried. * Lexington Mends make our stor when in the city. I WHOLESALE AN - 1603 MAIN STREET, CO. TlAVrr T7ATJA1 JLSU11 J. IVAUJ h:. A. Successor to Maxwell NEA.R POST OFFICE, COL When you are looking for Furni Solid Car Load Lota and at the low< therefore, can sell you for less than ii ments. Solid Oak Bedrc Nine Pieces?One Bed, One Burea Jentre Table, Four Chairs. One Bock No. 7 Black Oi tfith a complete list of Cooking TJtim Black Oak, with a complete list of ine is complete. All grades. Price Furniture of the same grade can be b 190 for prices Jj j > . COLUMBIA, S ) ' \ * *?%i j . . . ? i < rmnpTO?THmtTIIIIKI !Hl M -> N M ionol Bankj S. C. ; ftQ&nnnnn B vwv|vvvivvi g fits $5,000.00. : $25,000.00. ; w positors. 5 IRLISLE, Vice-President. ' JOHNSTONE, Attorney. J a your deposit with its jj I jh rate and a feeling of J: *: sit. Governfiaent super- jj oard of Directors is a ; lanagement. ! ime Deposits 1 Luther, M. A. Carlisle, 3 3. Fellers, W.A. Moseley, 3 U J- P. Bowers. 3 iiiiiiiimiiiimiiiigTmi > ' f j :HER, ===== \ I Saxley, i . \ y i", " E OCERS, Ga. - FOR - HIM. r r \ ( ? MnHnHSaaSHBNHaSSMSSWBMSBHl /FRY MY! I kill I VII I |> / iVWVA^/WVWW day with the season's dvanced styles in Hidonr inspection. ^ v , ETC. now in Millinery?every 't please yon, yon can't on display. > 1 LTIES. ' >. ore is replete with all rthing?largest line we e yonr shopping place / 5 wwvywwww D RETAIL, T ~ ' I LTTMBIA, S. C. _ ? 8 ?Bb^8^ H?? B \ ST srXiORi i ': . ^ & Taylor, T % .TT\fMi ? n ' Y-:"'1-* IV >J. V J ' s"i ..r.viiy ture. We buy only in? est spot cash prices. we : we bought in local shipJ -'I iitorf ?'4g -fifo O'iSfsW : e: '< ai >om Suites* u. One Washstand, One er-all for $17.25.; -d * ' Jo f-V'.V :'! M:.{ i * ak Stove sels, for $7,50. No. 8 Utinsels, $12.50. Our )s guaranteed as low as ought Write or phone j i ~j-j! . - "> rot ^ I c# '