Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PKi?awBB?gm i Garden, Field ai Everything f( 4 Fresh stock, Our stock of Garden, Fic Potatoes, haveibeea seer and under proper condit results. Our prices on eyerythin) the trade of the Lexingt er, and Gardener. WRICK & W Wholesale and ' Columbia, QUALITY You bare probably bought many thi food, that cost a good price, but and toot of service soon proved themselves w : - * * It might have been shoes that sooi i . \ the sides, caps broke down, heels gave gave -wit *nd soles were plated. T? guard ' ?^!SBb& 8 wear your m< * #- and choice st T. A. Opposite Post Office, |SHER? J Unexcelled Dinin , T, Through Pullman Sleep ^ Convenient Scheduh <IS For fall information j|k consult nearest Southern W J.C.LUSK,! ^ J. L. MEEK, A. G. P. A I YOUR HPUSE NEE | ORATING 0 V . B Will you not allow me a ch: S {guarantee you best materia] B and good taste (ask to see n fl one to do work cheaper or b I WEBB'S A B 1627 Main Street, Announcement OF INTERE We have just secured the exclusiv and Ranges, Gas Ranges and Heat< Garlands are now, and have been a century, the most extensively sold existence. In accepting this agency we in highest grade and best stoves made, v end and most satisfactory. Garlands are made in the largest, the world, from the best obtainable m skilled workmen. DURABILITY, ECONOMY, C OPERATION, all Vital G transcend, in real importance, all oth ehase of a stove or range. A Garland, which should last a lil cost of fuel and maintenance more th price and that of a cheaper article. [ This saving will be duplicated eacl I gate an amount greater than the origi t Do not buy a stove or range until ment?a full carload?of Garlands she Whether you want to buy or not, ] wonderful stoves. LEE A. LOR EXCLUSIVE Garland Stoves and Range COLUMBIA, sc id Flower Seeds, j 3r the Garden, just received. * * ? J T.UV sia oeeas aau oecu msu tred from a reliable source ions will produce the best 5 is right, and we solicit on County Farmer, TruckI WRANCE, INC., Betail Seedmen. 8. G. 'SHOES! ings that looked er the rugged orthless. a run oyer at ^ way, sewing against these things, peciaily in foofcnnUi'n/? Hia Koct nnolif.tr fAnf. UULLUUCiil Ui vav wvou vj *w? rney can buy, take advantage of the large ock constantly available for making pleasi at our store. it for W. L. Douglas Shoes for men, $1.SC BOYNE, Columbia, S. C. RAILWAY. 1 vto g Gar Service, ing Cars on all Trains, ^ js on Locai Trains. ^ as to rates, routes, etc. Railway Ticket Agent, or vy ). P. A., Charleston, S. C Atlanta, Ga. ^Jjjr DS PAINTING, DEC- I R, PAPERING 1 ance to figure with you? I 9 I applied by men of experience g ly finished jobs.) I allow no B etter. Try me. || RT STORE, I Columbia, S. C. B t Extraordinary 1ST TO YOU e agency for the sale of Garland Stoves jrs, "The World's Best." j continuously, for mora than a third of , popular and best stove specialties in tend to supply our customers with the rhich are invariably the cheapest in the most modern and best equipped plant in aterials, and by tne most competent and ONVENIENCE and SAFETY ol iARLAND Characteristics, er factors for consideration in the pur 'etime, will save yon each year in the an the difference between its original I h succeeding year, and ultimately aggreinal cost of the Garland, you have examined the complete assort>wn by us. let us show and explain to you these !ICK & BRO. AGENTS FOR s, Gas Ranges and Heaters >UTH CAROLINA 1 >j-7 tt-t: t .r.. "kstt jg I Pressing J 1 Down Pains 1 H are a sign o! serious female cox* $j? H plaint, that should have immediate H attention. Eg If you begin in time, you can ^ Bl generally treat yourself at home, fg? M without the need of consulting a g|* K physician, by the regular use of |gl H Cardul, the weIl*known remedy for |j| women's ills. ||| Composed of purely vegetable g| and perfectly harmless medicinal n|| ingredients, being. besides, a sen* Kg tie, noa-intoxkittafc strengthen* g?| lag tosk, ??3 IVINE ninnm of UAMJUI WOMAN'S RELIEF nQevet afl female complaints. EJ "My wife," writes Jofaa A. ^ Hg Rodger*, of Hampden Sidney, Va* l?| H "was nothing bat a walking skele- Kg H ton, from female trouble. She m M suffered agonies with bearing- El H down pains, backache and head- PLj ache. Doctor* failed to relieve Bp her, so she took Cardok and is HB H now entirely cured.** jgjj At All Druggists B H WRITE FOR FREE ADVICE, If 2fl| stating age and describing sym- R2 Ml toms, to Ladies Advisory Dept., Mfc* yM The Chattanooga Medicine Co., BE ^ Chattanooga, Tenn. E 36 gg| A Martyr to the Fox. A fox can climb almost as well as a cat and will often be found lying in trees and on the top of ivy covered walls. High walls covered with ivy often surround private residences in hunting districts. One of these domain walls caused the tragic death of a hound in the south of Ireland a few years ago. There was a belt of trees with thickish undergrowth close up to the wall, and the hounds were running a tired fox hard through this belt. Suddenly the cry ceased; there were the unmistakable growling and worrying which proclaim a kill. The masitimnft,! r-fe hie hnrcE* nml nnshod CCT1 JUlii[JVU VI*. A his way through the undergrowth. On getting to the pack, instead of finding a dead fox he saw to his horror one of the best hounds torn to pieces. It was easy to understand what had happened. The fox had got over the wall by the help of some Ivy, and the hound had tried to jump over after him. but, falling back among the others, had been killed before they realized their mistake.?London Standard. The End of the Cha6e. Two ladies, friends of the superintendent, were visiting a hospital for the insane. During the noon meal the superintendent remarked that the door of the violent ward was being repaired and that the guards would have to be unusually watchful until it was finished. After dinner the ladies went for a stroll down the beautiful lane leading up to the main building. Suddenly they heard footsteps as of some one running behind them and were horrified on looking around to see a disheveled, wild eyed man pursuing them. One of the women quietly stepped to the side of the road. The other, screaming at the top of her voice, ran down the road with the maniac close upon her heels. At last, spent with running and gasping with fright, crouching in anticipation of the blow which she was expecting, she waited her fate. The man, panting and grinning, tapped her lightly on the shoulder and said: "Tag! You're it."?Cleveland Leader. If You Are A Trifle Sensitive About the size of your shoes, ^t's some satisfaction to know that many people can wear shoes a size smaller by sprmk ling Allen's Foot-Ease into them. Just the tiling for Patent Leather Shoes, and for breaking in New Shoes. Sold Everywhere, 25c. What is Home Without Music Don't say, "'can't afford | an Organ or Piano. | We will make yon able, grant- H ing from one to three years to I pay for one. H onnnlr tVio CuiaaI Tnn.H_ I I Durable Organs and Pianos, at the lowest prices consistent with quality. Write at once for Catalogues, Prices and Terms, to the Old Established i UlflR MOSIC HOUSE I COLUMBIA, S. C. 1 aaw^.T^vjr^-'CL'r.jrs; ?^? .v^.i Levsr Rssolution Has Got Results Aereach Washington.?The resolution intr duced by Representative Lever sever month's ago and passed through h efforts and approved on February 2 putting'certain information eoncernir the cotton supply at the disposition < those interested bore fruit today wil the issuance of the first preliminai summary of the report on cottc stocks by the bureau of the census < the department of commerce and labo In the report, in giving the number < bales, they are all reduced to a bas of 500 pounds each. The report 9hows for the end < February a total supply of cotton j the country of 5,252,663 bales, on] 326,737 bales of which were in tb hands of the producers, while the r< mainder was divided as followi m ar m A 4 n 4 4 /\AA t. _ 1 J manuracturerers, i.Ms.yyz oaies; ina pendent warehouses and companie 518,479 bales, and other holder 255,669 bales. In the cotton growir States 8,721,971 bales were held ar in other States 1,530,692 bales. The total supply of cotton in tl United States for the six months em ing Febuary 28, as indicated in tl reports, was 14,340,670 bales net ir ports amounting only to 98,000. Sim last August total ginnings in the con: try have amounted to 13,006,612 bale During the same six months expor have been 6,566,571, with an indicate consumpion of 2,521,436bales. llna foot note to the report it stated that strict accuracy can not 1 claimed for the statistics of consum tion, as they are arrived at largely t deduction. Other changes in this pr liminary report may be made wh< the final report comes out about May ?Columbia Record. A Hurry Up Call. Quick! Mr. Druggist?Quick!?A b< of Bucklen's Arnica Salve?Here's quarter?For the love of Moses, hurr Baby's burned himself, terribly?Joh: nie cut his foot with the axe?Mamie scalded?Pa can't walk from piles?B lie has boils?and my corns ache. SI got it and soon cured all the famil Its the greatest healer on earth. So by Kaufmaim Drug Co., Derrick's Dn Store, Sandel's Drug Store. Louis F. Oantreli. of Seneca, wl was offered the position of Depul United States Marshal to succeed tl late W. B. Corbin, decided not to a cept it and Charles Gaines has bee appointed. Go With A Rush. The demand for that wonderful Stor ach, Liver and Kidney cure, Dr. King New Life Pills?is astounding say they never sa the like. Its because they never fail I Cure Sour Stomach, Constipation, Inc gestion, Biliousness, Jaundice Sic Headache, Chill9 and Malaria. On 25c. For sale by Kaufman n Drug Cc Derrick's Drug Store, Sandel's Dri Store. Brothers-Ia-Law Fight. A Saluda special to The State say On Saturday afternoon, in the Bet any section of this county, L. B. Sar pie shot his brother-in-law, J. D. Pitt in the yard of the latter. The troub it appears, grew out of some diffe ence of a petty nature. Sample is a brother of the superi tendenbof education of this coum and an uncle of the sheriff. Pit married the si9ter of L. B. Sample. This is the most dangerous time of tl year to catch cold, and it is the harde time to cure it. If you should take cold, a few doses of Kennedy'sLaxati1 Cough Syrup will act very promptl Its laxative principle cures the cold 1 driving it from the system by a gent but natural action of the bowels. Ch: dren especially like Kennedy's LaxatiCough Syrup, as it tastes so good, nea ly like maple sugar. It is sold by Kan mann Drug Co. Roosevelt Has Gene. Ex-President Roosevelt sailed fro New York on Tuesday, beginning h voyage to Africa, where he will sper several mnths in hunting big gam The steamship "Hamburg" will tal him to Naples, whence he will sail, c April 5th, on another vessel for Mor bassa Island. He was accompanie by a number of persons, including h son Kermit. He expects to be goi nearly two years, one of which will I spent in Africa and the other j Europe, where his family w;il mei him upon his arrival in that country The ex-president was given a gran ovation at the steamship docks jus before sailing. The Road to Success has many obstructions, but none so des n n linoHll fll1/*AnOC pel HO |/W1 M UVCVOO tVTUM demands health, but Electric Bitters ; the greatest health builder the worl has ever known. It compels perfect a< tion of stomach, liver, kidneys, bowel; purifies and enriches the blood, an tones and invigorates the whole systen Vigorous body and keen brain folio-' their use. You can't afford to sligl Electric Bitters if weak, run-down c sickley. Only 60c. Guaranteed b Derrick's Drug Store, Kaufmann Dru Co., Sandel's Drug Store. Furs or Hides. Wanted?mink, 'coon, fox, oite: skunk and muskrat furs. Highef prices paid lor all kinds of fur9 an beeswax. RICE B. IIARMAN. tf tw? &jarer/.i:9 .FT? ... *. T v. :jj r-~ ?. | SPRING "STY! E HAEMAN'S ? e" 1725 Main St Post Office s: 6- " ie ^ =======s^^ ^ *' - I COLUMBIA C THE STOBE THAT SELLS L EETAI Flour, BaGcn, Lard and dx We carry evevything in \ a chief aim is to please. 1 y- you will be convinced. Corner Plain and Assem ie COLUMBI/ ! I THE R. L. n & tit tt u tii tit - I w | The leading I I I Stationers. A ly Ig 1 for all School I them in their t $r I when in Colun ~^? ?- g ;8, le | r" 1 Two Stores i tit tii ty | COLUMBIA, t9 tit % ae ^i_^^^_ st ? Look at a Few y. fe And when you are in tc n- you wish to buy or not. 7G \ lt First Patent Flour at $6.1 lf" flour cheaper. 25 pound s Large size Salmon at 85c doz Green Coffee at 10c and 12 1m stock of Hay, Oats, Corn, Cottc lis and at the very lowest prices. ed T. JE5. m ze FANCY GROCERIES, FRESH Ml )n 937 Gervais Street. a : F A R ft in id SEE me before you buy yo ifc Royster, the Old Peru via The Oliver Chilled Plows j ware. Cotton Seed Meal a s- times at the very lowest pr la ---- P- M. I " CHAPU >r y g1?? g I ysM USE p r, It lasts longe ^ Csp It is a money sa\ COLUMBIA SUPPL' icaa? ^ u *Qhm% M wumMo?m? jES FOR 1909 Are here in all the new shape leathers and colors. We are showing one of the i most complete lines in Men's, j Ladies' and Children's high j and low cut shoes to he ! found in the city. We also carry a complete line of medium price shoes. Our motto: "Same Shoes for Less Money." TRY US NEXT SHOE STORE, Block. COLUMBIA. S. C OUR PISS ive found favor with every body babes and men, the little girl in inafores and her mother and her randmother. They are of the veet, delicious, wholesome, telt-in-your-mouth kind, anc re're anxious to have you try hem if you don't know the proucts of our ovens. If you do now we won't have to ask you. EIDLINGER'S STEAM BAKERY, COLUMBIA, S. C. ______________________________________ * iROCERY CO., , FOB CASH- , L AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Sugar our Specialfies the Grocery line, and our fry us before you buy and a a a a a a bly Streets, near Market, V, : : S. C. ?.?-?_? i BRYAN CO., 1 $ 0* I & booksellers and | re State Agents I Books. Visit 1 wo large stores | ibia. I 8 / W 3ii Main Street $ s., i s m 1 of Our Prices >wn drop in and see ns whether 0 per barrel. "We have a good acks Granulated Sugar $1.30. :en. Arbuckles Coffee 15c lb. 2c lb. We also have a large m Seed Meal and Corno Poods ^OACH. EATS AND COUNTRY PRODUCE. Columbia, S. C. 1E~R~S ur Fertilizers. I carry the n and Pocomoke brands, and a full line of hardnd Hulls on hand at ail ices. "RICK, r, s. c. # P. P. PACKING r. It creates less friction, er. We carry a large stock. Y CO. . . Columbia, S. C.