Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^ ??????mtmmmtmaa??w?w???i 'A^S ?Q* A New Orleans w ^ Because she did Y nourishment from hei 1 41 AJ& She took Scott's J i Result: 1 Of gained a pound | i'it ALL DRUGGIS1 J For Roofing Trout I VULCANITE * \ Made ready for use, satura J new pr< J Weatherproof, Rotpr J BEST : ROOFING : M. \ Is extremely durable. - - - - 3 A \ cold. Always pnauie anu n J together in the rolls, Is eas ^ J and coated with superior da J cannot evaporate; therefore J Requires no am ^ Guaranteed to con x Roofing Pitch in 600 lb bari \ Coal Tar > LORICK J A iNCORPOl S . WHOLESALE i ^ Columbia, QUALITY "fl You have probably bought many things k * V good, that cost a good price, but under test of service soon proved themselves worti It might have been shoes- that soon r the sides, caps broke down, heels gave v> ? gave ont and soles were plated. To guard* ag L-?? wear, and be co: | ' ffl wear your mone c^oice stoc* ing selections^ T. A. I Opposite Post Office, The Palmetto COLUMB] a WE ABE " A Depository for the Un of South Carolina the C of Columbia. % WE OWN t, $400,000 United States E Carolina Bonds. WE SOLICIT Accounts of Banks, Firr WE PAY Four Per Cent, on depos: terest calculated quarter WE PROMISE Our best efforts to transe satisfaction. \ PALMETTO NATIONAL 3 CAPITAL $ Wilie Jones, President. | SOUTHERN * $ Ussxsellgd Slrslssg * li Slsepin ^ Sonvgslsni Ssheduias 1 For full information a jli consult nearest Southern B t i^i < rrr<77 T\ J. U. JLUSI1, U. ^BROOKS MORGAN, A. G * * yf^* - A$ \? Mit* ^s." Xfc , pBROOKLAW M NEW BRQOK )lfc We Want your business. :t is < )((/ your money with us uniii you r.e ^ times a year. M - ? CUICKARD, l?jg VicC'Prcsirson^. =5^: fis^^&SS&^Scs&eSl awm j umi^w . .wt $! < oman was thin. $? not extract sufficient J* m r food. v Zmulsion. . ? J. A dr X ni a day in weight X V hs 'S: 50c. AND $1.00 O _ PC ffi i ch " *** * i v , >ies W e iiavise ra ROOFING |j ted and coated under a J ^ )cess. * J oof and Fireproof. * le &.TEEIAL : KNOWN ? ? Not affected by beat or J sfc exible. It does not stick J ^ lily affixed. Impregnated J ei mp-proof materials which J l< mal painting. ^ ? tain no coal tar. ^ els - $1.25 per 100 lbs ^ e( $4.00 per barrel ? p< LOWBANCE, I j HATED, ? fi md RETAIL, % * S. C ^ * kWWWWWvS SHOES! s i that looked ^ %1 v the rugged ' j aless. 5 un over at * . -ay, sewing t B gainst- these things, especially in foot- J c ufident of getting the best quaaty foot- ] y can buy, take advantage of the large ] - AAMM4>AVI4>1VT ftfTftilnVilA -PAV 'rMolyinoe rvlAoa. i. UUlldtaiiiij avcuictui^ xvsx uxanuug ?/i^c*o~ b our store. P ' ' J 'or W. L. Douglas Shoes for men, $1.50 ^ < ( 10YNE, ' 7 i Columbia, S. C. i National Bank, ! CA, S. C. 1 1 ifced States Government, the State ounty of Richland and the City < ] tonds and ?100,000 State of South j us, Corporations and Individuals. its in our Savings Department, inly. ] ] ict your business to yoar entire j BANE, - - Columbia, S. C. J 250,000.00 ? J. P. Matthews, Cashier. ? i ?V^ *\ RAILWAY. 11 Gar Serviee, ^ j g Oars en a!! Trains, ^ 1 : en Less! Trains. ^ , c A . i s to rates, routes, etc. \m j ,airway Ticket Agent, cr ! ' P, A., Charleston, S. C. 4y I r. P. A., Atlanta, Ga. h$Jr i 7.^.^ j 9* 3<SK* C$3* **?*> i*xr-.'Nu* ^ I * fp banO!: Uk-IQ, S. C. $ ! >yr rfes're to picase. Leave ?j\{ ; ?,U SI. SCV i-?~y lillCl'VM lULtr -?/> i PJ) I L. S. TROTT!, &j< | < President I i 50,000 Lost From U. 3. Mail Pouch. At L09 Angeles, Cal., a registered ^ ail pouch containing bank notes of least $-50,000 in currency, and, it is pposed as much more in miscella;ous remittances and letters, has oppeci irum si^hl wna ouiuoivuu ystery to baffle the secret service. For 48 hours postoffice inspectors ive been seeking an answer to the j; izzle that promises to prove one of rJ e largest thefts committed from the r stoffice department in years. r The pouch was in transit from Los I ngeles to New York. From the t ieck system of the department of ^ ilway mail service, it is known that a e theft was perpetrated Saturday c ght, some where in the jurisdiction * the Kansas City division. Beyond j iat the officials have no tradfe that t ley are willing to publish. " ^ It is admitted that the lost pouch J ft Los Angeles over the Sante Fe t te morning of June 4, and was due r Kansas City on Saturday. The c tipment of ?50,000 was consigned to t ie Chemical National bank, New ork, and was shipped by the Farm- c s and Merchants National bank of J ds Angeles. t umner Excursion Bates, Via Southern Railway. } Round trip summer excursion tick- * ;s to Seashore and Mountain resort J Dints are now on sale via Southern ailway at greatly reduced rates. * ickets good returning until October Lst, 1908. Asheville, Waynesville, [endersonville, in the "Land of the 7 1 ky"; Lake Toxaway and the Beauti- i ll Saphire Country, now in their a ->7v to Southern Railwav . "rrv ? gents for rate?, tickets, etc. J. C. Lusk, Division Pass. Agt., Charleston, S. C. 1 J. L. Meek, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt., Atlanta, Ga. , If one feels dull and spiritless, in the pring or early summer, they call it Spring Fever." But there is no fever -usually. It is the after effect of our rinter habits. The nerves are mostly ,t fault. Tired, worn-out nerves leave ls lanquid, lifeless, and without spirit r ambition. A few doses of Dr. Shoop's lestorative will absolutely and quickly hange all of these depressing symtoms. .""he Restorative of course won't bring 'ou back to full health in a day or two, >nt it will do enough in 48 hours to satsfy you that the remedy is reaching hat "tired spot." Druggists everywhere are advising its use as a splendid ,nd prompt general tonic. It gives 11 ore "sum and more spirit to the spoonul than any other known nerve or confi^-nfirvnol trvtiin Tt shamens a failiner nil UUIVAJ-Mi. VVUAV* -V ? ? ? ippetite, aids digestion, frees sluggish iversand kidneys, and brings new life, itrength and ambition. Test it a few lays and be convinced. Sold by The laufmann Drug Co Inherits Fortune; Marries Clerk the Same Say. Butte, Mont.?Mary Montana Lar- " ?ey, 18 years old, youngest of the Largey miners, came into her fortune >f a million and a half dollars and it midnight of the same day she was narried to Maymond J. McDonald, a poung clerk in a Broadway cab office, vho had been working for $60 a nontb. Some friends asked the girl why she wanted to marry the poor cab slerk. "Because I love him, and lave enough money for both,'' she eplied. The young couple left for San Franjisco and from there will start for Sew York on an automobile trip. From New York they will go to Europe. Sore Nipples. Any mother who has had experience with this distressing ailment will be pleased to know that a cure may be effected by applying Chamberlain's Salve is soon as the child is done nursing. Wipe it off with a soft cloth before allowing the babe to nurse. Many trained nurses use this sa.lve with best results. For sale by Kaufmann Drug Co. Ita Saljy Weighs 110 Sounds. New York. June 11.?Adeiina Guitilla is 25 months old, weighs 110 pounds, is still growing, and the Ea9t Side, that precinct of many wonders, declares Adeiina the real wonder of Lhem ail. She lives with her parents in a tenement. The baby is a puzzle to the physicians who have examined her. Site was born in Springfield, O.. \ md last winter won a prize at the ex- ! "lositicn hekl at Jacksonville, Fla., j for being the cutest, chubbiest, big- \ -.-est and most interesting baby in the j show. Her father is a tailor. " i i J. -o- ? \V. R. Ward, ot Dyersbur^, T- :i:i. writer: "This is ro c atiiy liar I have lis -(i Orino Laxative Fixiir j-yyij. tor j iironic coastiparion. and it has proven, ; without a <!onbr, to L- a thvcoujrh, ! i .ravri:-;;! reaa. ;ly i'<ir rhis trouble. and | it is with ?b-a>urv I offer ray vonscim;- i ;ious ret'?:v;jov." Derrick's i)ray ! ^;?#r? . ? 4<Is Willie still payiu ; .r.hai to j i i i I 0 . " i)k! lie b!i b-. r .1" "Xo; he married her." One h'.i'alred and tv/enTy-niae cars ;>i peaches have liirouyh Ureenviilo already this year yoiiiy to Lite Northern markets. A HARD STRUGGLE . Many a Lexington Citizen ? Finds the Struggle Hard. II With a back constantly aching, _ With distressing urinary disorders, ^ Daily existence is but a struggle. No need to keep it up. Doan's Kidney Pills will cure you. Mrs. J. M. Wheeler, Prosperity, S. says: "My kidneys were out of irder for a long time, causing terrible >ains through my loins and limbs. IT ?here was also a constant aching in ay back and on some occasions, I ould scarcely get about. My kidteys were so frequent in action that JJ. would be obliged to arise several imes at night and despite the fact hat I consulted several physicians, I 4-1 iras becoming discouraged and had W ibout given up hopes of ever being :ured when my son-in-law bought a >ox of Doan's Kidney Pills for me. Q ' le had read that they were good for c*>' [idney trouble and induced me to try hem. I did so with the result that m T Vm/3 tolron tVio nr*ntprit.? of f, wo I v 11cx1 jl 11 ciu u11v vva*vv*?vw w. ? v _ >oxes, the backache disappeared and I he kidneys were brought back to I heir proper condition. Ihaverecom- ? nended Doan's Kidney Pills to many >f my friends and will continue to do 0, as I consider them worthy of all hat can be said in their favor." . For sale by all dealers. Price 50 tents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, iew York, sole agents for the United States. CC Remember the name?Doan's?and ? ake no other. , f The Southern railway will run an a ,'sle of Palms flyer from Columbia to fl Charleston every Sunday during the I lummer. The flyer will leave Colum- ? )ia at 5 a. m., stopping only at Branch- B /ille, arriving at Charleston at 9:30 H 1. m. 1 A firanH "Pflmilv Medicine. 3 "It gives me pleasure to speak a good R svord for Electric Bitters," writes Mr. R Frank Conlan of No. 436 Houston St., 3 New York., "It's a grand family med- B icine for dyspepsia and liver complica- j| tions; while for lame back and weak m kidneys it cannot be too highly recom- M mended." Electric Bitters regulate the ? digestive functions, purify the blood, and impart renewed vigor and vitality Tl to the weak and debilitated of both sex- J]1 es. Sold under guarantee at Derrick's gH Drug Store and Kaufmann Drug Co. 50c. The ginnery of the Darlington Mill company was burned last week. A spark from the oil mill is thought to at have started the tire. The loss is ])C about $8,000, practically covered by insurance. f Badly Sprained Ankle Cured, a: Three years ago our daughter sprain- w ed her ankle and had been suffering terribly for two days and nights?had not slept a minute. Mr. Stalliugs, of ^ Butler, Tenn., told us of .Chamberlain's 2 Pain Balm. We went to the store that night and get a bottle of it and bathed ? her ankle two or three times and she & went to sleep and had a pood night's jfi rest. The next morning she was much ? tetter and in a short time could walk & around and had no more trouble with jj her ankle.?E. M. Brumitt, Hampton. ? Tenn. 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by S Kaufmann Drug Co. 5 Senator Tillman has arrived in Spain g and is enjoying himself. The trip Jj across the ocean did him a lot of good, ^ - . i 1 mm IB Weak women should try Dr. Shoop's Night Cure. These soothing, healing, jp antiseptic suppositories go direct to the ? seat of these weaknesses.- My "Book nj No. 4 For Women" contains many valuable hints to women, and it is free. S Ask Dr. Shoop, Rarine, Wis., to mail it. a Ask the Doctor in strictest confidence, m any questions you wish answered. Dr. p Shoop's Night Cure is sold by Kauf- j* mann Drug Co. E Final Discharge. | This is to notify all persons that I ? will apply to Geo. S. Drafts, Esq., | Judge of Probate for Lexington county, I South Carolina, on June 30, li>08, for a I final discharge as administrator of the g PQt.ntp nf S Bnnt.-xvricpbf. J Geo. M. Adams, ji 4w34 Administrator, * Barbecue at Pelion. | We will furnisli a firstelass barbecue 3 and refreshments at Pelion, on Satur- jg day, July 4th. The candidates will be g present and address the crowd. Come (8 one,come all. Josh J. Shealy, gg owScp L. L. Gantt. ? kMrd? hotel. ] J. C. KINARD, Proprietor, Leesville, - - - S. C 1 The best attention given guest, jvlod- J em conveniences. Table supplied with best the market- affords. A w ! B Mb A# i OWIIIHg UUIiUd! r Sterling silver, cut Lrlass. fine ! o ? . | china, clocks. A fine stock | J always on hand for you to; # . select from. | t Keep us in mind when want! E iiu anything in Jewelrv or! Silverware. Good watch work and best j eve glasses. ! " r- , - r }) 11 you can't come, send for I r<> . i our catalogue or teleoiioueyour \ order to us. \ K 1 l) II I \(whw<TJ} o aa \ i: ? IS S ! ? ? IS it * 4 >' S o ! 1 * v n \? t i ?i 1m/?4 J >v 14.24 Main. St., Columbia, 3. C | j'; 'Phone -):u ( t'r line Weddings > BIIM ! wi? ? ?l?l?ir rnniT~1 Call for Invitat: sents and Cards, rint them just lik le latest styles an nd see. lie R. L. Dry; Law Book Publishers Booksellers and Stati Two Stores on M ILUMBIA, - - - BANK OF i : : : CHAPIN, Our banking facilities place them at your comma naifl 4Smo Honnc < ICI |iaiu wai IIIIIV uvpw^jv with your business. J. F. HOI J. A. BLACKWELDER, F JEW STORI U JtL * ? > .Jj? 1 NE1 5523252 I have opened up a full line of General I Saxe-Gotha Cotton Mills, where I will he st goods at lowest prices. A fresh stbck o Groceries arsd F; Iways on liand. I respectfully ash that yo here. JOHN G. B iaxe-Gotha GV9iHs, ? ?? ^ e< T . i 1 _ 1__ 1 J _ i 2 i want to snaite nanus j j with every man, wo man or boy in this 2 neighborhood who helps ? sell harness. I believe the mule 2 Q has a hard time and am 5 trying; to make hiiil I o n I 0 comfortable by making ? comfortable harness. I 2 I make everything from J a gee strap to a horse ? ; - collar and make it as 2 ! good as I know how. \ Let us help the mule j 2 _ __ II i Wilse w. Martin l\ i MAKER OF HARNESS 1118 Plain Street j CQU^BIfl^: ; : S. C. j j For Weak _ Inflammation of the blad- ^ der, urinary troubles and i jj backache use )eWitt's Kidney :e! and Bladder Pills . / trial For 25c - & . C. DeV/ITT Sc CO., Cliicaso, II2. $ . f'M The* Kaufman:'" j)ri?<r Co. v$ ifj T *-? ? vj i * -j- Cj n ? ?> rT CT * T * ii at ???>. V yu. alio J.O= ?<1 L.-stt-r U. ox Xav/ios. T^nine, v< in n reo-m !?-rrer: "[ im.vv . !'. Knit's X'\V ! !>'. many w !' ;. | ? i' covj.^Iis e<is, and I r'niu.k ir i ^ e !y f?>* rhmjf Inny '".niinintv. and v.'nuld no m*:-i\? : wirhon" ' O'11.-?11 I would with'-nt food." i* ii- ar:v ?'?i?tr vonr- "NVw id<<*;>\vy ' i> stood ;ti r!ie Lend of throat mvi a:nu" 1 J " nnnii -s. ,\ a T-vvcntniiw of Tin it- : oiiia. ana h< :?! r ot weak i.inys it Sia> j > i-:iial. Sold under m u; trim to* a" ! j erriek'-; ISfore and Kani'iuium *ujr Co. and 'tdT'h Trial boti'" i *'-* i t. ! st t I ions, AnnounceWe engrave or :e engraving in d shapes. Call id Company, , Bookbinders, oners. : : : !ain Street, S. C. chapin, S. C. : : : are excellent. We nd. 5 per cent, ints. Kindly favor us NEYCUTT, Cashier, 'resident. | ??, 3! W GOODS? Merchandise in the Oswald Building pleased to serve the public with the f amlfy Supplies u give me a call before buying else* IOOZER, So. Car. HERE! [ Is your Liver all right? g Are your Kidneys in a healthy condition? If so. t HILTON'S LIFE for j the LIVER I and KIDNEYS S_ will keep them so. If not, Hilton's Life for the Liver and Kidneys will make them so. A 25c. bottle g will convince you of this fact. Sold wholesale by The Murray Drug Co., { Columbia, S. C. 2 Tor sale at The Bazaar, 2 Lexington, S. C. 2 weswwswess Before You Purchase Any Other Wr.'ta IE NEW HOME StVVlSS MACHINE COMPANY! ORANGE, MASS. ^ Wary Se'vir.z Machines are made to sell re^ard>5 of Quality, out the "* X?mv Home" is mada wear. Cur ?uaraoi/ neve* runs cut. i K'e mase Sew:n? Machines to suh ail conditions thetrace. 7-e **JCrnje" stanasatthe ad cf ail far ;./ sewing machined Sold l>y aiitf;uu J, :< *! crafersouCy, ? - i: r. v w .. i*, i:oaF, 5-iAHJ iSALSAM ^ "iJVr^.n^ i& Cl?t: vc a-J loii:;.t.^3 the rail. -IfSS^AiV j': . , ,;s rt lu.Tu.-.ir.t CTowOh. ^ail9 to lie-store Gray 7"vrfnv ^?O* II-.:r 'if. nful Cote?. >: " 'jCa.-.r rs >-. {.A s 4 ; : ? ; i _ ; .... ^ A v tM<\ 1 y 7T.;t.7;T w'77-717s ? a* J jBLACESKTTE SHOP A: Kr.RT.KY & .vYZHAS Xs-w Luoksntitii Shop you will t:;ul Mr. L. Lto Iv? vou prompt rviee. All kimls of repair work, )i";> 'SkooiJ't}%. (TO. Ctivo its a trial. io{5 situtti .1 uoar t':o xk r!. v liomconu. Mar 11 Cm