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?BEM1H. IBIMIUs.'JtL:?ltaUl-Lfl)I~^JJLl^lWeA.lL??g3g \ Special It i Never in i still coming ii i get these bar{ t Ladie J We have t Snit Der>artmi ? plest child's d: i can please yoi # is desired. It v** 5 before buying J to suit the cus # Dress ^ Our Dress Goods and ^ and for bargains it will pa a value. ? Was J 1 case of Ginghams, 1 J We also carry a complete ^ all kinds of spring and sui ? will never get again at tbi ^ 150 dozen Sheets wort ? last. Here is a bargain. ill is useifc you want, am courteously. t fcw wVW* VWV PENCIL AND SCZSSOBS. Wayside Notes Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Man. Miss May Bradford was a visitor to j Columbia on Monday. Miss Iceoline Harm an spent Monday ? wid Tuesday in Columbia. Buy your eg* dyes at Harman's Bazaar. Mr. J. W. Cooksev, of Batesburg, WW a visitor here on Sunday. "Egg dies?all colors?at The Bazaar. SCol. J. H. Frick, of Chapin, was in town yesterday on legal business. Buy your Easter post cards at The ; Bazaar. Big line to select from. Mr. St. Julian Callum, of Augusta, a popular shoe salesman, spent yesterday in Lexington. Mr. Barnard B. Evans, a prominent attorney of Saluda, was here on lega busiaes Monday. Just received a fresh shipment of mackerel. Try 2 for 5 cents. W. P. Roof. FOR SALE?A fine horse colt, 18 months old. Apply quick to T. B. Barr, Steed man, S. C. There will be communion service at [ Bazareth next Sunday at 11 a. m. Sunday sohool at 10 a. m. 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bickley, visited tfce latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Steel, at ethan, Saturday and Sunday. Do you need a guano distributor? If so. we have one that will give you tifcisf&otion for $4.75. W. P. Roof. Mr. SM S. Corley, from Leaphart's While in tovn Monday called in to see Vot your plows, see us. We have the Orangeburg sweep, the heel JWeep; champion and Koon plows and a(her makes. H. N. Kaminer & Co. THl ivilation To the history of our a daily, and our st< sains order by mai s' Suits and Ur he best and most up-to snt in the South. We c ress to the most elabor 1 in any skirt, waist ai wiil pay any lady to vi any article in this line stomers. Goods and Silk Silk Department was never so cornple y yon to see these goods to appreciate th? >h Dress Goods jeantifnl patterns, worth 8c, sold fcr 1 line of Percales, Chambrays, Calicoes a inner Wash Goods. This is a chance y 3se prices. Sheets h 75c. Will be sold for 47c as long as th >rr tn trv to finiimf d why go elsewhe It is our aim to p' . M i n mmammmmmmmmmmmmmmamtmmmmmmammm Mr. W. C- Harman, of the Selwood j section, while in town Saturday, added his name to our list of subscribers. j ] Messrs. D. W. and E. A. Frick, sue- | cessful farmers of Chapin, was in town Saturday and gave us a pleasant call. PLOWS?We always carry in stock the largest and best assortment of plows, suitable for all kinds of work. W. P. Roof. There will be oommonion services at St. Peters', Meetze chnrch, next Sunday at 11 a. m. Mr. R. D. Smith returned from Leesville last night, where he has been spening some time on business. Mr. Jef Wessinger, a clever citizen of Lexington R. F. D. 3, was in town Saturday and promptly paid for his paper. j For your flour, get our prices before buying either by the sack or barrel. We have the best at lowest prices. W. P. Roof. WANTED?Piedmont oigarette coupons. I will pay 45c. per hundred. Rice B. Harman. Dr. E. J. Etheredge, of Leesville, one of the most prominent and influential men in the county, wa? here yesterday. ITCH cured in 3d minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. Sold by Derrick's Drug Store. 6m31 Mrs. D. R. Haltiwanger and children retimed on Monday from a delightful week's visit to relatives and 4 2 J ~ T> T? X lnenus ai> jounjouurg anu DUAicr. Mr. Fred Harman, an ex-member of the House from Richland county, was here on matters of business Saturday. Why go elsewhere to buy yonr cooking range or cooking store when we can furnish you with just what will please the cooks, and the prices i are right W. P. Roof. | V : E. l The Leaders, Th< business have we ore is full of barga il and all orders w iderwear. -date Ladies' Made 3arry from the simate dress made. We id underwear that sit this department . We have prices . 200 dozen Huck Towels wortii $ f' for 98c dozen. sir Bed S[ 1 case of Large Size Bed Spreac Extra good quality Marsailles I 5c. Brown nd 1 lot of Brown Linen, as long a White 45 inch Persian Lawn at 15c ya] cio ey Wo have just received a new li: styles in all shades, prices from 50c irate what Mimna re. Ask for what Lease. Columbi wvwvbvmwj' Mr. J. L. Sease, a prosperous and | progressive farmer of the Hollow ] creek section, was in town Monday I and made us a pleasant call. Mr. Manning Cockrel, a progressive farmer of near Batesburg, was in town Saturday and kindly remembered us with his dues. Shoes ! shoes ! shoes! Ou^ stock of new and stylish shoes for ladies, J _ 1*1 J J A 1.1. _ genua ana cnuaren are reaay ior tne trade. Call and see them before you buy shoes. W. P. Roof. Mr. L. G. Wheeler, a progressive farmer of the Piney Woods seotion, and a mighty good citizen, was in town Saturday. LOST?At Charlie Hook's Saturday one black Shepherd dog; white breast, white tip on tail and white feet. Reward offered to finder. A. L. HARTLEY. Little Miss Blondell Harman, of this place is spending a while with her grand parents Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Metts, in the Dutoh Pork. WANTED?Bones, scrap iron, brass, old rubber, and all kinds of rag9. Will pay highest prices for same. Columbia Junk Co., 806 Gervais, St., Oolumbia, < S. 0. 4w23. The Rev. H. W. Bays, the noted lecturer, will speak on "Courtship and Marriage" at Shiloh on next Tuesday night, the 6th. No one is neatly dressed without nice shoes. We have any style in high cat or low quarters in black and tan. The Craddock-Terry shoes are made expressly for southern feet and substantial wear, and the prices are right. H. N. Kaminer & Co. The many friends of Mrs. Eva Boozer will be pleased to learn that she continues to improve and will soon be entirely restored from her recent severe illness. !Ta~t IBIS SPACE ione e Pi ice Fixers of E Patrons An had such a stock ins never heard of ill receive prompt M! For Millinery w to tip-to-date styles the most expert tri ment. We are righ are always right. ] ment and you will and elegant styles chase or not. rels 1.50 doz,p Sizo 18x34, will be sold qu treads Is, worth -1.00 for 75c. 5ed Spreads, worth $1.50 for 9Sc. gr, Linen w s it lasts at 10c the yard, a bargain. Lawn Di rd. Only 10 yards to a customer ves ne of Silk Gloves, short and long. Fr to $3.00. on ugh really carries you want and you si j Mr. Heber R. Dreher, that prince of good men from Selwood, was in town Wednesday and, like the honest man that he is, paid his dues to The Dispatch. Will receive another lot of s'mkm this week of the latest styles for dress and substantial wear. Be suie to see them before you buy. W. P. Roof. W ANTRU A ffltw IrtQ^a r\ f ni?n - - ? _ ? m.m. iv rr ivaus ui piuo auu lightwood, on subscription. Apply at thi9 office. Mr. Wm. M. Monts, a substantial farmer and clever citizen of near Lexington, called in to see na Saturday and kindly remembered his subscription to this paper. If you are behind with your subscription for the Dispatch, please call or send and settle before your paper i9 stopped. Miss Annie Martha Meetze, the beautiful daughter of Mrs. M. W. Meetze, a student of the College For Women, spent the week-end with her mother. P. J. Backer, Columbia, says he will give you the Wonderful Garden , Huckleberry, blue corn, as white as snow in roasting ears; gourd seed; a winter head collard, and his improved acme to-mato, bunch cucumber. Will send you a package of each of these seed, all of them will cost you 20c, money or stamps. Miss Linnie Clark, daughter of Mr. Dravton Clark of Poll-in aontfon- Mi-? Mary Lawman of White Rock; and Willard Kjzer, son of J. E. Rawl Kyzer, entered the Palmetto Collegiate Institute this week. Now for your Bnggy, Wagon and I Harness. We have the largest line of buggies, wagons and harness eyer shipped to Lexington. j W. P. Roof. [ __ BELONGS TO s cc !at3sfcurg and neig i The Pule of merchandise, ai ' before. If you ca attention. ILLINFRY ? -v mmma m m. e are headquarters, w 3 of Hats and Trimmin immers and designers i t here with the goods a: Ct will pay you to visit be delighted at the si of our millinery, whei Hose In thi9 department we can please any cm lality to the finest silk made, always at rigl Remnants 500 .Remnants in Table Damask, bleach ?3S bleached, in 2, 2 1-2, 3 and 3 1-2 yards ill be sold for less than cost to manufactur 1000 Remnants of Lawn, Batiste and Mui 5 Ladies' Shirtwaists, Children's Dresse esses, for less than half price, Linen Sheetir Irish Linen Sheeting, 90 inch wide, wor iday only at 37 l-2c the yard, Will accept iy. in stock, for he h l will be served p ?T*1 wasammm ttmnmmmmBmmmmaummammmamammmmwmi | E. G. Dreher & Co., announces the | i arrival of their Easter suits and tills I is enough said, for they carry every| thing in the clothing line and every body buys of them. Miss Anna Brown, who has been the charming little milliner at W. P. Roof's for the past four seasons, arrived from Baltimore on Sunday, and is making ready for the Roof opening 011 Monday and Tuesday. Big lot of Easter post cards ju9t received at The Bazaar. Deputy Sheriff Miller arrested on Monday, Oscar D. Hutto, a young man of the Pelion section, upon a warrant sworn out by Jas. Clark, another young white man, upon the charge of assault and battery with intent to kill. He was soon released upon furnishing a bond of $500.00. Pay your dues to this paper. Tta Income Tarn. Following the instructions of the comptroller-genAral, County Auditor Dent is mailing out the following letters to a number of taxpayers in the county: "DearSir:?In compliance with the direct orders of the Comptroller-General and the Governor of the State of i South Carolina, I am sending you herewith a blank income tax return. I | "If your income warrants a tax, after deducting the legal exemption of $2,500, fill in the amount and swear to same; if, however, your income does not exceed the amount allowed you under the law, then you will likewise take the oath that your in! come is not sufficient to warrant the tax, and return the blank to me. "Yours very truly, "W. D. Dent, "County Auditor." 1 >MPA ;hboring towns. Generally j SBPBirotaliJMrtMMieawiWHaMlliMt ^ ad goods are ? , nnot come to 2 hen it conies * gs. We have i in this depart- # nd our prices f this depart- J iperb display J theryou pur- X ?tomer from a substantial ^ it prices. ^ ed and unbleached and f length to the remnant. ^ er. ^ slins. Suitable for mak- ^ ' s, Dressing Sacks and ^ 19 i th 7oc, will be sold on ^ mail orders for this day 0 as just what 5 romptly and S m m aBBBHHBBm 5 S F 1 ^ any, j -vv^vvvvvvvvv^ T. E. Campbell Arrested. ^ 1 Deputy Sheriff Miller arrested T. E, Campbell, the well-known contractor, thi9 morning at the instigation of fhe Columbia authorities upon the charge of obtaining lumber under false pre-' tenses. jHe was carried to Columbia by deputy sheriff Martin of Richland county. Dental Notice. Dr. R. G. Killings worth, dentist will be at Polion, Friday and Saturday April 2nd and 3rd. -? ? | For Sale?A New Davis (Unique) sewing machine, improved drop head, cheap cither for cash or on easy payments?installment plan?a*"^l bargain. Apply to Rice B. Harman. ' Wanted?Piedmont cigarette oo?^ pons. I will pay 40c per hundred caeh in redeeming these coupons. Rice B. Harman.35 I DIAMONDS [ 1 are the most interesting , I I of all i#ewels. They have I I figured in history poems : I I and songs; beentne cause I | of deaths without num* I I ber, provided ready money ' I I ?all the while serving as^ 1 I beautiful ornaments. iJ 1 Buy Diamonds from us^^J I and receive best value fpf I I for you money. Ji I SYLVAN BROS. Jewelers, Silversmiths, Opticians 9 Cor. Main and Hampton St, 1 qolcxbia, s. 0. aaanRnaRS NY |