Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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How about a good safety f KIoHpq?flip 11 fitt.fi?for jf WMV v dandy, no toy, no false afi Other makes from ONE (< i good and better. How about a good bed Roger Razor, made of ti English crucible steel, the fers and ^rand fathers used ^ for TWO ($2.00). Your New Y - - i n Sliced witn a gooa uarvi , cent better than with an knife. It's a golden oppo carving set at rock botto clean, clear cutters and mi l LORICK & LOU "THAT EVEBLASTI Columbia, ~~~ ? - A. a a A B IV %# lyUALI I ? You have probatly bought many thing) gobd, that cost a good price, but under ' test of service soon proved themselves wort It might have been shoes that soon x the sides, caps broke down, heels gave w J gave on* and soles were plated. * t | wear, and be coj J* [ ^wear your mone jl ^ a^d choice sfcoci IPW'^C?- i^g selections at Sole agent f i T. A. 1 * % Opposite Post Office, The Palmetto COLTJMB] WE ARE A Depository for the Un: k of South Carolina the 0< L of Columbia. | WE OWN A $100,000 United States B B Carolina Bonds. W WE SOLICIT L Aocounts of Banks, Firn WE PAY v. Four Per Cent, on deposi f terest calculated quarter WE PROMISE to \ Our best efforts to transa I satisfaction. I PALMETTO NATIONAL ] I CAPITAL $: I Wilis Jones, President. T Unexcelled Dining IjL Through Pullman Sleepin My Convenient Schedules jf A - For fall information a jaL consult nearestsSonthern ? flJ J. C. JLTJSK, D. 3. L. MEEK, A. G. P. A.,. ! I Do Your New ( where EYERYTH Santa Ciaus's selecl Pictures, Frames, Xmas Card Albums, Hand Painted m beat Cooper, Headquarters fo Itions, etc. Artists Materia and many things not nv (WEBB'S 1627 Main Street, And in Lobby of Subscri r razor, one with twelve PIVE ($5.00). It's a :air, but the real thing. gl.QO; up. They are all . time genuine Joseph ie celebrated Wardlaw > kind of razor our fath- i . to talk so much about, 'ear Turkey ng Set tastes fifty per old dull dirty looking rtunity to buy a good >m prices. They are all ike an ideal Xmas Gift. fRANCE, INC, NO HARDWARE." S. C. SHOES! 3 that looked [ the ragged ' ui hlesa. j nn crver at ' j ay, sewing gainst these things, especially in foototfident of getting the best quality footy can buy, take advantage of the large : constantly available for making pleas; our store. * or W. L. Douglas Shoes for men, fl.5C ' tOYNE, ' - Columbia, S. C. ??? National Bank, [A, S. C. ited States Government, the State mnty of Biohland and the City onds and f100,000 State of South is, Corporations And Individuals. ta in our Savings Department, inly ?t your business to yoar entire BANK, - - Columbia, S. C. 250,000.00 J. P. Matthews, Cashier. RAILWAY. V| Gar Service, e Gars on all Trains, w ; on Local Trains. ^ s to rates, routes, etc. ijjjf Railway Ticket Agent, or yy P. A., Charleston, S. C. Atlanta, Ga. \wf Yesr Shopping I ING- is made for I dons. ? Cards, and Calendars, Tost || China, Pottery, Stationery, >r Dennison's Xrnas Decora- |j5 il, Wall Paper |j j entioned, but found at g IT STORE, I Columbia, S. C. M Lyric Theatre S . be For IN DISPATCH J t Broad River 2tfev7S ?ToUs. To the Editor of The Dispatch: The health ?of our community is very good. Mr. James Lever and family spent ; Friday and Saturday with Mrs. S. O. \ Amick. I W. W. Amick ha* recovered from a severe case of the r.jumps. Messrs. James Li-ver, Johnstone ! t Shcaly and the Amick Brothers vent rabbit hunting la9t Saturday, but on account of the weather t he catch j was not so good. The price of cotton is going up and : the farmers have it in their power to . keep it up if they will stand together, i The price of cotton can be raised to j 15 cents, but it cannot be done so long j as the farmers listen to the merchant j and sells his cotton when the merchant tells him to do so. When the farmer sells liis cotton for Jess than I 10 cents per pound he is reflecting upon the intelligence of the south. W. W. Irmo, No. 2, Jan. 23. '-O? Muscular Pains Cured. During the summer of 1903 I was troubled with ronecular pains in the instep of my foot," says Mr. S. Pedlar, of Toronto, Ont. "At times it was so painful I could hardly walk. Cham- j berlain's Pain Balm was recommended to me, so I tried it and was completely cured by one small bottle. I have since j recommended it to several of my friends j all of whom speak highly of it." For' ea^hy Kaufmann Drag Co. j "That noble woman," said the magnate, ."made me what I am today." "Why, I didn't know you were married," said we. "I am not. She refused me." Husband (dropping letter)?It bos come. Wife (alarmed)?Oh, John, what is it? Not a notification from the Black Hand? ? - ^ . ? Beware of Frequent Colds. A succession of colds or a protracted cold is almost certain to end in chronic catarrh, from which few persons ever wholly recover. Give every cold the attention it deserves and you may avoid this disagreeeble disease. IIow can yon cure a cold? Why not try' Chamber Iain's Congli Remedy? It is highly recommended. Mrs M. Wliite, of Butler, Tenu., says: ,vSevoral years ago I j was bothered wit a my throat afid luugs. | Someone told me of Chamberlain's J Cough Remedy. I began using it and i it relieved me at once. Now my throat j and lungs are sound and well." For I sale by Kaufman Drug Co. Said John Burns to an audience of | workmen in London; "I believe that the best and most simple remedy for drink is abstinence; bnt this must b; supplemented by local legislative action. " Uppsr Union Meeting. The regular meeting of the upper i division of the Lexington Baptist association will meet with the Gilbert Baptist church on Saturday, Jan. 30. Programme. Introductory sermon by Rev. Jamts Hite or Rev. Evans Hall. 1st query: What are the qualifications and duties of a deacon's office? Opened by Wade Hall or J. J. Boatwright. 2nd query: How may I know that T am a Christian and my Christian duty? Opened by Rev. W. L. Hayes or Rev. B. I. Reynolds. 3rd query: What constitutes a call to the gospel ministry? Opened by Rev. James Kite or Rev. J. S. Seun. Sunday Morning. 10:30. The Model Sunday School, conducted by Rev. Joab Edwards ana Lewie Hallman. 11. Missionary sermon by Rev. ?. A. Gunter or Rev. W. L. Keele. Adjourned. J. T. Sawyer, Clerk. "-^ix ,7i?s?e^cr --tieer**** ' -r~ isn " | PERUV | 1 Sole I iPale, Thin,] ? 1Mervous ? J Then your blood must be in | R n very bad condition. You h [\\ \< . "i_. , i W | cercanjiy Know wnat 10 iarte, ^ ,,r Shsen take it ? Avers Sarsa-tf >;or S I) | parilia. If you doubt, then 8 | consult your doctor. We know I | what he will say about this l j grand eld family medicine, j i This is the first question your doctor would r i ask: " Aro your bowels regular?" II** know* tj 1 that daily action of the bowels is absolutely E | essential to recovery. Keep your Jiv? r active I ?m 4 and your bowels regular by taking laxative e ? i doses of Ayer'a l'ills. E 4 AJ iSafio by J. C. Ayor Co., I.owcll, Kass. L ij Also inanufaoturero of S 1 ^ HAIR VIGOR. | 4 O M U fh irt'D /-non P CHERRY PECTORAL I w We have no secrets I Wo publish S i / tho formula? of all our medicines. ^ V{TmKI91 ajk' - rjti?^?"yi-J"MniiMX'i'iuji>?i|iw.l!i I^assssmssssmssmass^BSBm What is Home ) Without Music * 5 Don't say, "'can't afford | rjj an Organ or Piano. | k We will make you able, grant- H ^ IiDg from one to three year9 to jg pay for one. p Wo supply the Sweet Toned, | F Durable Organs and Pianos, at P the lowest prices consistent fj with quality. ? Write at once for Catalogues, Prices and Terms, to the Old _ Established < I MALI'S MR BE ' | COLUMBIA, S. C. | | . ~?? irz^zzi ur The difficulty with liquor laws is $ said to be that they are ahead of pub- ^ lie sentiment. To which xthe Boston j jjj| News once suggestive)y added: ''That's what's the matter with the ^ Ten Commandments, too." ^ ^ ! Mothers don't give your baby any- & I t ring that contains opiates or any g I other injurious drugs, but insist on & having Dr. Thornton's "Easy-Teeth- <X ! er", as it is the best medicine on the g market for teething babies, and is ab- & solutely harmless as it does not con- $ tain any opiates or injnrious drugs e- g any kind. It is guaranteed under $ Pure Fond and Drugs Act, Guaranty No. 11534. Price 35 cents. For salf g by Derrick Drug Co.; or Easy-Teeoth $ er Medicine Co., Hartwell. Ga. $ . . ti ft In the mountain regions of Cnba g there are many ridges and valleys of g extremely fertile land, nearly all unj touched, and existing practically as i t.hnv did before the time of the Span- $ iarcK $ 3 Subscribaxs. 11 SUBSCRIBERS?111 remit- I tins by bank checks for payment of your paper, please bear in mind that the banks charge ten cents exchange, ] and, therefore, we lose ten cents.? j Make your checks for $1.10, or remit | in greenbacks. For Sale. I Four or five yokes of young oxens, lav size and well broke. Apply to I ii. Z. Adams, Leesville, P. C. | -4*i4 | wmmmmmmmmmThe B< IAN GUAN( importers, L BARMAN, lis ft^an That Saves Yen toev os # SHOES Having: purr-hnsrd our stock when ither inurl.cf * as at-its lowest tins 11 enable.-* us to ^ive you the ad van buyii.jr yot. i- and winter Shoe e right pi me. See us beicr*- you e caii do you jtoou when it come! icos. We have now a complete lim lect from. Farmers' luavy shot ecialty. HARMAN'S ost Office Block y- -?~ -i^ ; -J ' COLUMBIA i HE STOEE THAT SELLS BETA loisr, Bacon, Lard an W? carry evevyfthing in chief aim is to p'ease. you win be convinced. Corner Plain and Assen COLUftIS! Sixt ea all For the generou9 patron ceived during tlie year 1908, u 5? ttT/-? own r\^Ann4 in uur liiSuuij , nc oic ^/luiv/uix friends. During the year 1909 mination and encouragement high confidence and genoroua ing and encouraging to us duri WishiDg one and all a hap your friends. THE R. L. j Two Store: | COLUMBIA, ^ Hu A Str?ng blaSt' V UUtt Li , .The ideal \ COLUMBIA SUP est Crops I Vere Those 1 iVhich Was Write for the 1 ) CORPC H AH I IT 'JLJL4 2kJLVWJL^W & V 5? J? SHOE STORE, COLUMBIA, S. C OUR PIES iave found favor with everybody -;babes and men, the little girl in pinafores and her mother and her grandmother. They are of the sweet, delicious, wholesome, tnelt-in-your-mouth kind, ana we're anxious to have you try them if yon don't know the products of" our ovens. If you do know we won't have to ask you. REIBLlMSn STEAM BAKERY, CGLU&B'A. S. C. GROCERY CO., FOE CA5HIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES. $ Sugar our Specialties the Grocery line, and our Try us before you buy and a a a ibly Streets, near Market, IA, : : S. C. y-Fifth I son I station | age and support which we have reunprecedented in any previous year $ illy grateful to all our patrons and jj we shall strive with greater deter- jg <5? than ever to merit and to justify the gfc i support which has been so gratify- ' 8 ing the year just closed. ^ py and prosperous New Year we are ? DDvmu rn 1 UNA11 UU., | ? $ a on Main Street; 2 i 1 t 'ith little effort, can be procured with a <ALO 625 FORGE portable forge for outdoor work Write for prices ^ 'PLY CO., Columbia, S. C. V 1 ??r .ast Season 1 Jnder a Used H ^ ^ 8 Proofs! jj (RATION | N, S. C. I A