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S. B. McM COLUMBIA, We have the largest st Base Ball Goods, Pi: Guns and sporting descriptions, Auto: General Bepair Sh< Carolina. : : Our prices are the h Write for what yo when in the city gi 1 ? m i B. Mcl Columbia, ^wwwvwvwv^ f NEW SPRING X " V f Onr .store is bubbling over v J department presents something n * ? ""nnf wmfiicinn firif CIT0SS guuus iii gicctv K winter goods now going at reduce ^ while in town. |wM. PLATT i Main Street, Near ] J COLUMBIA, .... twwvwvwviv LEE A. LORICK 1519 Main Street, Co JOBBEBS - AND - D Stoves and Banges, Stove Pipe, Tinware, Enamelware, Hollow Ware, Tin Plate, Iron and Asphalt Boofin , Eve Trough and Conductor, Sheet He Wood Mantels, Orates and Tiles, Blue Pipe, PireB Pumps Fittini Cocks, - ' fi ?i - * - - J REFRIGER | Now is Refrigerator time and our stoi have them in all sizes and styles and :i? highest priced ones made. Write us i'| better still, come to store where we ca f i plete stock of Refrigerators and Ice C i Parrott-Baile J ! "STOVE and REFRiCER, j;! 1248 Main St., Qj^|^3gaO jjV^=j=paeg^a . ( IAS T E R , ~E - S. C. v MB. ock of The shing Tackle, Mr. j r n ? S l?tt( gOOds Of all formii mobiles and that?' op, in South p09*01 r to ?70 : : : to th C ? 4. ociiitu DWest I ' added , public u want, and 8enat< _ ^_n out th ,Y6 ns a call. requii mm?? ? part, 1 olina ferenc main MASTER, I / for th SP precia # v? since. distric that v congT* & efifc to 1 OTVI CP ^ easily i olYLto. s - h r if th & Be sur m remed nth. new goods. Every ^ eJthe ^ all pai Lew for spring. Ladies; \ bestn W* five c 1 at lowest prices. All & der tb % 1006. d prices. Come to see us ^ . tf Lan ^' Ape \ s tract* veys 1 ^ ville, t ville & sohJi 7 ? trust" ^ story i ^ rrmnle Postoffice, i ^ tenal I 0 ferred . . J City S s. c. r 5 NoN wwwwwwd Tf. ? It IS to becc ways b &Bpn si DnUlf cosf0; lumbia. S. S. hneiVi EALEES - IN Dem ed deh Bryan. Pre* Union, )tals, Big c or brui ly by I rick and Clay getS? i, Pipe, ^ors. Valves, b. l Hose. " 2*>r?l Electric and Stat Gas Fixtures, ??? Paints and Oils, ? Cntlery, Wire Netting. fj mw don. ooeoocoocooooecssccsssg ===== :^ORS! ^ WIN! e is packed with them We ?j _ from the cheapest to the j] 111for catalog and prices, or (j ,n show you the most com- |j hests in the Carolinas. fj syCo. Inc. 11; ATOR PEOPLE," jj || P Columbians. C. | j|i u THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR S Machinery Tools m RigM Kind Kgii! Prices If you do not see what you want ^ JI write us. We handle any and lV* r yl all. Everything in machinery , < It supplies. Columbia Supply Co., j 82S West Gerrais St. COLOMBIA. S. C. ; Lexington Dispatch. Wednesday, June 10,1908. LEVER'S GOOD WORE $70,000 Appropriation for th Postoffice is a Certainty, R. I. Manning is in receipt < ?r from Congressman Lever ii ag him officially, as president ( jmter Chamber of Commerci he appropriation for the Sumt< fice building has been increase ,000. The house added $10,0( e previous appropriation an or Gary at Mr. Lever's instanc an additional $10,000 when tb i buildings bill came up in tb j. An effort wa9 made to ci e second appropriation and ed a hard fight on Mr. Lever backed up the entire South Ca: delegation, to induce the coi ?e committee to let the item r< m the bill. Mr. JLever made fight in Sumter's behalf an eded in obtaining an approprn ufficient to erect a building th? e adequate to the present an > needs of this city. The peop] nter are sensible of the har Mr. Lever has done for this cit ley not only give him full cred e gratifying results, but are af itive of his efforts. It is onl Mr. Lever has represented thi it that Sumter has had evidenc ve are represented in congresi ever has demonstrated that essman can be of practical ber his district and in consequenc work for his constituents he : the strongest man in public lit e Seventh District.?Sumte Item. e Baby is Cutting Teeti e and use that old and well trie y Mrs.* Winslow's Soothin , for children teething. Itsootl child, softens the gums, allaj n, cures wind colic and is th ?med!y for diarrhoea. Twent ;nts a bottle. Guaranteed ur e Food and Drug act, June 3( Serial number 190S. ? *? i ,i? ^11 it is tne oesi 01 an. cL Deeded to Jesus Christ. iculiar deed discovered by at 3rs of Randolph county, cor 20 acres of land near Dark* :o Jesus Christ, says the Stouts Banner. The deed had bee in 1850 b}T Johnson Wright an Wright, his wife, and had neve contested. The descendants c aiily had held the property "i: and have thrived upon it. Th Is that being very pious this ol ! wished to return by deed o id law to their Saviour the ma blessings which He had con on them in this life.?Kansa tar. eed of Suffering From Rheumatism a mistake to allow rheumatisn ime chronic, as the pain can al e relieved, and in most cases i fected by applying Chamberlain' aim. The relief from pain whicl ds is alone worth many times it It makes sleep and rest possible a cases of long standing this lin should be used on account of th rhich it affords. 25 and 50 cen >r sale by Kaufman n Drug Co. ocrats of New Hampsnire elect agates at large who stand fo ident Harris, of the Farmers , has issued a statement urging 8 to hold cotton. juts or little cuts, small scratche 8?s or big ones are healed quick )eWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. I sially good for piles. Be sure t Witt's. Sold by Kaufmann Druj . Jackson, secretary and treas ! the Savannah Printing an* lery company has been arrest s charge of embezzling $10,00 he company. Buller, one of the leading fig i the Boer war is dead in Lon Are iuu I Regular? I If you tre not, It is a sign of | sense, a sign of some faiddet>> I male trouble, that may be trader- 0 Ining and weakening your con- B Itution, and laying up for yon B uch future suffering. B Many thousands of weak, ir- B gular, suffering women hare, hi R te past 50 years, been greatly B snefited or cured by the use of B tat well-known, successful, purely H jgetable, female tonic and cura- j| ve remedy g WOMAN'S RELIEF a Appie Q. Barnes, of Alto, Tex.. $ i-rites: "1 caught coid, which jgj lade mc irregular and gave me ? ains in my shoulders and sides. & :or almost 2 weeks I could not ^ fi a chair. Cardui brought mc '9 ili right again; 1 have no more 0 ains and am in very good $ leaiih." fi At All Druggists % ?- ? \) VVFIITH FOR FREE ADVICE. g ;T:i!ing '. I syiiit*- hi ^);S. ' S 1 '^1'' ^ ^ | it This woman says that sick it women should not fail to try 's Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable r- Compound as she did. I' Mrs. A. Gregory, of 2355 Lawrence 3" St., Denver, Col., writes to Mrs. d Pinkham: ''I was practically an invalid for six Lk years, on account of female troubles. d I underwent an operation by the doctor's advice, but in a few months I d was worse than before. A friend ad- j vised Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and it restored me to perfect ' health, such as I have not enjoyed in many years. Any woman suffering aa 7 I did with backache, bearing-down 19 pains, and periodic pains,should not fail !e to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound." 1 i- FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. ;e For .thirty years Lydia E. Pinkfs ham's Vegetable Compound, made e -Ftv-xyvi tv\O+C and VlPrh? VlflS hpPTl the llUili JL UV tkj CMiVi **VA AA%*vr . * standard remedy for female ills, and has positively cured thousands oi women who have been troubled with 9 displacements, inflammation, ulcerad tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, 8 periodic pains, backache, that bear!" ing-down feeling, flatulency, indigese tion, dizziness or nervous prostration, v Why don't you try it ? 1- Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick ), women to write'her for advice, She has guided thousands to : health. Address, Lynn, 31 ass. Silled by Lightning1 i "While Picking Cherries. 5_ Charlotte, N. C., June 4.?Miss j. Pearl Shepherd, aged eighteen, was n instantly killed and her mother, Mrs. . 3 William Shepherd, fatally injured by I ,r .lightning near the famous Alamnace battleground in Almane county gat n noon today. e The women were picking cherries i in the orchard near their home when ,f a storm came up and both were stricken by the same bolt while making a L_ desperate effort to regain the house. g The elder woman is unconscious and is not expected to recover. j Mr. C. M. Vara Struck by-Train Swansea, June 4.?Today, as No. 81 L, was rolling in, Mr. C. M. Varn at- } a tempted to cross the track just ahead I of the engine and as he was crossing | ^ the cow-catcher stuck his foot, knocked off his shoe and threw him against k the cross-head of the engine, which g bruised his back and threw him tottie ground, bruising his elbow and * shoulder. Had Mr. Varn been one " step later the accident would have t been, perhaps, more serious to him. In a spirited game of ball this evening between Woodruff and Swansea Mr. L. D. Corbett fell and seriously hurt his shoulder?State, 5th. Will Cure Consumption. , A. A. Herren, Finch, Ark., writes: ' "Foley's Honey and Tar is the best % preparation for coughs, colds and lung trouble. I know that it has cured cons sumption in the first stages." You > never heard of any one using Foley's t Honey and Tar and not being satisfied. 0 Derrick's Drug Store. g Larceny From the Field. Sec. 162, Vol. 2, Criminal Code of 1 S. C. "Whosoever shall steal from the 0 premises of another any melons or fruit, whether severed from the freehold or not, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and, on conviction, L" shall be punished by imprisonment for not more than thirty days, or by a = fine of not more than fifty dollars." I Sural Carriers Must Spruce Up Prkflt.m actor Opnpral Mpvpt rpcentlv A VBWA?? V W issued the following order: "Post- I masters of rural free delivery offices will inform all carriers under super- , vision that they are required to present a neat personal appearance, that the vehicles used must be suited to the service, kept in good order and presentable, and that the animals used by the carriers in serving their routes must be fit to work and such as do not cast discredit on the service. Laxity in these matters will he immediately reported to this office by postmasters." I Uses of Salt. Damp salt sprinkled on carpet brightens colors and collects dust. Wash matting with warm salt water. This toughens the fibre and ! brightens the color. Rinse colored fabrics in weak salt water to "set" the colors. Sprinkle a handful of salt on a bed of coals or hot stove and shake a damp plume over it, and it will curl like new. Rubbing hot irons over salt will prevent the starch from "sticking." c The whites of eggs will beat more S easily if a pinch oFsalt is added. Egg stains on silver can be readily P< removed by rubbing with a soft cloth dipped in fine sait. a! Fruit stains may bo removed by H covering with wet salt, while fresh. | De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills H ar" prompt and thorough and will in a m very short time srret'gthen the weaken- ; P fd kidneys and allay troubles arising i front inflammation of the bladder. Tliev 5? are recommended everywhere. Sold by ! ircji Kaufmann Drug Co. j Safe blowers robbed the posfoflieo j || at Maryville, Tenu., and got SdOC) in sB cash and $1,~>00 worth of slumps and j 23 then escaped. [ may < the best Shoes that can be bou SEE OTJES BEFO] E. P. & F. 1710 Main Street, ( [HE WHITE ROTARY: The design and finish of the st to equal it has yet appeared on th STEADY, SWIFT Has a very large Bobbin?Holdi BALL BEL A LIGHT RUNNER?STRONG and dura (White SHUTTLE Machine has been in u The NEW HOME stands at the top of SHI Always on hand good Second Hand Mac: nachine attachments, shuttles, belts and the J. H. BERRY, 1802 Main S Parlor Be: SEN DAVID, P HEXT TO SKYSCRAPER, Finest Restaurant in South Caroli Only Worn; Special Rates by the Week. Meals BEST ORGANSlI It Factory Prices. ' -I Every home can afford and should possess the best Or- _ gan. Terms so easy. || For a limited time we will T1 sell $90 Organs at only $75. tn Only $25 now; $25 Nov. Pc 1908; $25 Nov. 1909, and no interest. ^ be $80 Organs now only $65. _ Don't pay tne peaaier a big profit, bnt come to us or clip and send this advertise- ba ment with your letter asking M g for catalogue and price list, to * fe ca MALONE'S 3 MUSIC HOUSE, Columbia, S. C. PIANOS & ORGANS. - 1908 ring and Summer Shoes . kind of leathers to suit ess and every day wear. V V ers' medium and heavy Shoes a specialty. You lepend that we ffive you . ight and at a small profit. IE YOU BUY A. DAVIS, Columbia, S. C. s ;and is unexcelled. Nothing Le market. AND SURE. 5 more thread than any other VRIXO, >ble. It is something new. r*s\ ra \ If Y> VJLLLJ 1A V ^ [JTTLE machines. I have the latest, bines. Needles for all machines and i best pure SPblRM OIL. Itreei, Columbia, S. C. stauraat, roprsetor, COLUMBIA, S. C. , na. m's Restaurant in Columbia at all Hours?Night orJDay. ? i i R. G R. HARDING, ie Old Veteran Painless Tooth Exvctor and Dentist, 1316 Main street T >lumbia, S. C., sign of the Big Tooth, now at his office and will be all sum?r. where he will do all kinds of Dental ork in the best manner and with the St material. lApr FIRSTCLASS BOILERS. Atlas and C. T. Engines, and Lornird Boilers, tanks, stacks, stand pipes id sheet iron work, shafting, pulleys, laring, boxes, hangers, etc. Complete cotton, saw, grist, oil and _ rtilizer mill outfits; also gin, press, nq mill or?rl tiViinirlft outfits. ..... o Building, bridge, factory, furnace and ilroad castings; railroad, mills, ma-. linists' and factory supplies. Belting, packing, injectors, pipe fitsgs, saws, files, oilers, etc. Cast every day; work 200 hands. GET OUR PRICES. OMSABD IRON WORKS & SUPPLY CO., ugusta, ... Ga ?aass? i? ? t*. 4* f fXVaEC ?SK9 m w> fiiss . 3OT7 fc/* / * OT3 *?? nong other of Hancock Bros. & 's. brands, SHOW DOWN was ardea the GOLD aMEDAL at the orlds Fair in St. Louis, 1904. and ! s steadily increased its general all- j our.d superiority ever since, until it mds now without a peer among ail re cured plug tobaccos. t is manufactured by a strictly independent n, sold in 10c, and 15c plujja and at 5c a cut. Don't accept substitutes for this brand?to frun Missouri and make *J your dealer "SHOW DOWN!" jmM ANCOCK BSCS. & CO., Lynchburg, Va. Leaders in 190S . j i