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"MORRIS CHAIR" Oak frame, velour cushions. The kind other dealers are asking $7.50 and $10 for. Our "Lexington price," $5.50. Order by mail. m jm A ^ m Q J |l m ^ H ?t ^ "OAl? ROCKER" ^ Very large and comfortable. OOi Well made.0 Has steel rods inarm and seat. Wood on cobblers seat, "Lexington price, |2.50. Order by mail. CJCnCJ QQQQGaQCQ I IO C El The firm - ZZ been disolvei CO business and ^ 22 will sell ever ' wS possible casl Xg pound for yo I Q The stocl CO ness, Studeb C8 Fencing, Fa Sg chines, Paini SZ Ten head * SS this sale. Xg Don't fail G9 price on gooc Cg Be sure t CO e rji r 88 IV1. - CTCTWCTQQCS The Create OCTOBER 26-30 KaHroad fares tnt in Hal #1 ? A ? .a f fbeodAccommodationsmi m Hew ExJabft Features, j 'I . ARRANGE 1 | t 1 & MflBLEY, President TX_ fact? Tppf.hpr has UT. JLlluruLvu o ~ I saved the lives of hundreds of babies J and will safely carry your baby ] through the most trying period of its < ^ life as it is a guaranteed remedy for J H " Teething, Summer Diarrhoea, Flux, ? Indigestion, and all stomach and 1 HL bowel troubles of infants. 25 cents. For sale by Derrick's Drug Co.; or JSasy-Teether Medicine Co., Hartwell, I l: ?. ij # /.* ' // -i; t \w' = i i f,// // JHlliS jm rn DRESSER, A. B. MIRROR, . 22x28 inches. Well made. Well finished. * Top 18x42 inches. $8.00. ITE COMPLETE TS ir i m\ It UUI1 Fr k Lumbia, ... . : % o |gSSSS8S58888S888i NT COTT of Rutland-Brabham Co. 1 and in order to settle np reduce the very larg6 stoc ything in stock at the lov i price and pay you 10 cents ur cotton in settlement ofsa : consists of Buggies and I aker and Milburn Wagons,'V ,rm Implements, Sewing ! is, Oils, etc. Mules and Horses includet to take advantage of this Is and high price on cotton, o come to see me. Yours for business, RUTLAI ESBURG, S. C. IGOC9QG9G96969C9< nuBmnnHBHi st Slate Fair Evi :: CQU I T?o Fme Fdofhafl r Everybody Best iferse feces i * i Gaof Free Shows a V Ta:r'3g*,gW^lK>P> . ^ TO BE IN COLUMBIA DUE W Mothers don't give your baby any- wq Btj ;bing that contains opiates or any ither injurious drugs, but insist on tiaving Dr. Thornton's "Easy-Teeth- Would pr 3r", as it is the best medicine on the rence, an market for teething babies, and is ab- us 10 day solutely harmless as it does not con- marriage tain any opiates or injurious drugs of show wir any kind. It is guaranteed under Week, w Pure Food and Drugs Act, Guaranty Suite ad No. 11584. Price 35 cents. For sale $19.98. by Derrick Drug Co.; or Easy-Teeth- THE 1 er Medicine Co., Hartwell, Ga. Q ! WASH STAND, with Toilet, 12x22 inches Well made. Top 17x30 ^vaoUoo oil /~\ o It' H-lood iilL'licO} an uaxv. laoo i on top, $5.50. I 1TH TOILER $19 ont Bryan's Book St( RDER - BY - MAI SSSSSSSSgg J~ ON! |lg *5 83 18 7est 25 I ? Per gg I ffym ,me. CO 1 AVm lar- CO I f\W( Se 83 I m SS 1 1 in SS B ~|^!!^ bg H ^ I I CIR, BSSSSSSli IHisior" We Serve the Bi erHeld a rr?vn?i t\ f\ I LliHlttA, 5. L d the South. jB J If: 1117 Call iii imiHray. Si' in QThe design z has yet appear MAERIED IN Has a v A SHOW WINDOW ove quite a romantic occurd any couple, ^\ho will give A LIGHT RC s notice^tjfrNi will have their (White SHU1 cereip/^-pcrformed in our ^EW H( idovThursday p. m. Fair A1 ill receive free the $35.00 Always on ha [vertised in this paper at machines attach LION FURNITURE CO., T U B' Columbia, S. C. U XXa JJj I I 1. I is III BED 75 INCHES HIGH. Quartered oak rolls head and foot. All complete with slats and rollers, $6:50. .98, FREIGHT PAID' mmm* m mmm a )re, : : South Carolina. L. m ^es*re sbake I y y\ your hand, form your tj ?M/kw0 lA\lf acquaintance and con- 8 V ire vince. you that our place I sg|qS|yIbusiness should be the 8 i | \ 'Jpyffi objective point when you B / are 0U^ ^0r Va^UGS l Mm wsiSSnii I anwM hois ofii cops I E, FIT AND WORKMANSHIP I quisite to value, and these requisites are the make || up-to-date lines we ask you to inspect. M "TRY 'EM ON." ? All a BflAneuJli I m AltUtAU Gc mHRanHbi. | THE CLOTHIERS 1 i Corner 1601 Main St. B COLUMBIA, S. C. I ?st of Everything Everything: New, Clean and Up-to-Date Slar Restaurant and Lunch Room f Mm I W 4 I 1 Jm. ^or '-a(''es ant' Grntlemen 0 Best Coffee Served in the City and try our pl^ce Fair Week and you will be pleased. L. G. KANELLQ5, l*rop. 1312 Main Street, COLUMBIA, S. C. IMF UK SEWING MACHINE ind finish of the stand is unexcelled. Nothing to equal it *ed on the market. STEADY, SWIFT AND SURE. ery large Bobbin?Holds more thread than any other BALL BEARING, rNNFR?STRONG and durable. It is something new. 'TLE Machine has been in use twenty-five years.) )ME stands at the top of SHUTTLE machines. I have the latest md good Second Hand Machines. Needles for all maclikies and Lments, shuttles, belts, and the best pure SPERM OIL. EERY, 1802 Main St., Columbia, S. C. "OAK CHAIR" I Rattan Seat well made and H well finished. Our special I price, "Lexington," 50c.each H Order by mail. M KAiOISD VT-| r- ^ 'saaa ?Kinds tio>ixvHS-iOsria3is THE BEST $3.50-Spring in the United.States Our special price, "Lexington," $2.50. Order by mail. GUNS, / AMMUNITION, Sporting Goods of Every Kind. * Automobile and Bicycle Repairs We carry in stock guns of the best make, hunting outfits, the best shells on the . market. We guarantee satisfaction in every instance. We solicit the trade of our Lexington friends. Call to see us and we wift please you. ' Jacob Brothers, GUNS & LOCKSMITHS 1719 Main Street, COLUMBIA, - S. C. A 81ight Jolt '1 want you to understand, sir," said the pompous party, "that I am a self made man." "No doubt about it" rejoined the sarcastic Individual. "But it looks to me as If you had spent too much time on your feet and not enough on your head."?Houston Post Fbeing Him. Merchant?I hear you've been kicking because you've got so much to do. . Clerk?Weil, yes, sir; I do think thatMerchant?We'll have to give you so j much more to do hereafter that you won't have time to kick.?CatholicStandard and Times. , i It Surely Would. "If I were only a nice, large bank; check r sighed the girl who was pretty but poor. "Then what?" Queried the young man. M ? fnl-n moM X1KU, CA CUT? IUII "my face would make me valuable."? Detroit Tribune. A Match For Him. "It's too bad," said the judge caustically, "that tbe defendant should have chosen you for counsel. You know nothing about law." "Well, your honor/' replied the young lawyer, "I don't Deed to in this court/* ?Philadelphia Press. ft ???????? * ' The Accounting. To liquidize love's charming debt A chap should pay in kisses, yet. Delightful though the task may be, f And simple though the pretty fee. Sometimes in trouble be may get. j ' 1 Perhaps a maiden will not let N A fellow have his way. Regret On that one score would cause in me Two liquid eyes. j Once when in Love's dear tangled net I did not murmur, neither fret. a With compound interest cheerfully I settled my old bankruptcy. A X would have balked if I had met Too liquid eyes! ; ?New York Life, j