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jPnBWMnBBMnraniMr'' - --bhwu'W^W J For ' ^ibe* yji.Lameness in Horses ?| Much of the chronic Iameni See that your horse is not all 1 Liniment on hand and apply It's wonderfully penetrating? the soreness ? limbers up th elastic and pliant. A1 nan's 1 will kill a spavin, curb or splu len joints, and is a sure and sp founder and thrush. ^ -Dr. Earl S. Sloan, Sloan's book on borses, catt S * ' Call to see o Room Suit ar pleased. DICKERSO FURNTTUB 1836 Main Street P:"'> - ' / ' _________________ I BUYING AI PIANO W I Isn't an extravagance if I 1 its a GOOD PIANO. I I It brings enough bright- g 8 ness into the home to pay I I for itself many times. g 5 Yon get the world's | I best piano if you obtain | I it from us. I I Let us tell you how g I easily you may secure B I one' 1 ' liiwiil I 1428 Main St. Columbia, S. C. I I PIANOS AND ORGANS I ) ? L^'WIIIII? | M. D. HAH | I DEALER IN jg 1 ftftiifiral I / vn M.M. V * w?. I I | Merchandise, I & | erner Main and New Street, | jf Opposite Confederate ? g Monument, | (4 Lexington, - S. C. m Au^ 30, 1 y Of^liBH M and WHISKEY HABITS OlSlBA cured at home within III ffin out pain. Book of p:,r? S "* I 1w I ticulars sen! mmmmmarnmm n. m. woolll / m. it Atlanta, <w?. Ofiice 104 N. Pryor jtrtti yi$hl/:g Taclilp? if The Bazaar. ~*jemcruca***t-"?*rr-t?* I m??mn Hill ^Wfmuu?. 5ss in horses is due to neglect, owed to go lame. Keep Sloan's at the first signs of stiffness. -goes right to the spot?relieves e joints and makes the muscles jiniment it, reduce wind puffs and swoleedy remedy for fistula, sweencv, Pn>p coc. and Sr.CO- | * * - - Boston, Mass. ie. sheep and poultry sent. free. ur $20.00 Bed Ld you will be N & LYNN E DEALERS. Colombia, S. 0. OUR PIES ave found favor with every body -babes and men, the little girl in inafores and her mother and her randmother. They are of the weet, delicious, wholesome, aelt-in-your-month kind, and re're anxious to have you try hem if you don't know the pronets of our ovens. If you do now we won't have to ask you lEIDUNGER'S STEAM BAKERY, COLOMBIA, S. C. j L J. BOBBINS, fief. D. j Manufacturing Optician, | 1641 Main Street, Columbia, S. C. The onlv exclusive optical house in Columbia. I grind all my glasses. I do only highclass work at reasonable prices. Beware of peddlers and fakirs. WEAR I Our special ?3.50 I Oxfords and know the | comfort and satisfac 1 S tion that goes with ! wearing Oxfords that i o fit you right. A shape i i for every foot in a stvle I that will please. Tan I j and Black. s I Ehrlichia '.Shoes Wear Best, j j Cost Less. EHELICHS. | jSs:a;ig::iCOlUHB?,S.O.! ! _ | Traspass iTo::c3. j Triis is to notify all persons not to ; : *" i . trespass upon our lands, by fishing. j ! hunting, or in any manner whatsoev*. r. i j The law will bo rigidly enforced , I against all violator of tliis notice. ; L. S. Hooker, Mrs. (\ J. Hooker, ! Molvin J. Jot'coat. | ! April JO. 1000? h\":S j I i WHITE GIEL WEDS NEGEO Another marriage between a whito and black was consummated in Washington, D. C-, on Monday last. However, in this case, unlike the five mixed marriages which have preceded it here within the last year, the groom was black and the woman a pretty and well-dressed white woman. A colored man giving his name as Jeremiah Bond applied to Marriage License Clerk Belew for a license. He gave his age as 23 and his residence as New York city. Clerk Belew was visibly surprised when the colored man in giving the race of his prospective bride, as required by the code, said that she was white and 29 years old. Her name was Margaret Kahlin. Beyond stating that he was employed in the Marshall hotel, in New York, the negro declined to furnish information as to himself or the young woman. After the license was issued Bond placed it in his pocket and left the building. He was met on the outside by the woman, wTho was fashionably dressed. She looked younger than the age given, and had light brown hair and a clear complexion. The prospective bride was led by her dusky bridegroom to the home of Rev. W. Bishop Johnson, a colored clergyman, where the ceremony was performed. Captain 2tt. S. Stokes Arrives At Clezxison. Clemson College, May 5.?Captain Marcus B. Stakes, the new commandant, has arrived at Clemson College, and will at once take up the duties of commandant and professor of military science and tactics. Capt. Stokes | is accompanied by Mrs. Stokes and j their two little sons. Acting Commandant Bramlett will still act in the capacity of commandant until Capt. Stokes becomes familiar with the workings of the office. Forced Into Exile. Wm Upchurch of Glen Oak, Okla., was an exile from home. Mountain air, he thought, would cure a frightful lungracking cough that had defied all remedies for two years. After six monthshe returned, death dogging his steps.1 'Then I began to use Dr. King's New Discovery," he ^writes, "and after taking six bottles I am as well as ever." It saves thousands yearly from desperate lung diseases. Infallible for Coughs and i Colds, it dispels Hoarseness and Sore Throat. Cures Grip, Bronchitis, Hem- | orrliages. Asthma, Croup, Whooping 1 Cough. 50c. and Si.00. Trial bottle I free. Guaranteed by Kaufmann Drug ' Co., Derrick's Drug Store, Sandel Drugstore. Stats-Wide Prohibition Adopted By Missouri. Jefferson City* Mo., May 5.?The Missouri senate today passed the j state-wide prohibition constitutional n'itti a tav viHpr ami plim mating the 19K3 limitation. The vote | was 23 to 8. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured bv Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 1") years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. "Wai.dix(t, Kixmax & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces "of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price. 7oc. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Send us your orders for job printing, envelopes, note and letterheads, legal blanks, cards, etc. All work executed promptly and in first class order. An Assault Case in Pic&ens. Greenville, May 8.?Haskell Butler, a negro charged with criminal assault on a white married woman in Pickens county, has been placed in jail here for safekeeping, lie was brought here under guard and in secrecy. A lynching was feared in Pickens, it is said. Xo details arc known of the negro's crime. ^ ITotas From 2s oar Leaphart's. tl,n l.MilA,. nf 'Phu . J. \J HI*; i AlUUI ? / A. X Ji?. VII . Pint' rins have fallen during the ! past week. Crops are looking fine J and the farmers are well up with their j work. Small grain has improved wonder- { fully si nee the rains and a fair yield is j expected. We have a little village about one j mile from Leaphart's on the X. ?N: L. liailroad. We expect to have a j own some day. There are ten fami- j lies witliin calling distance, and there j are children enough for a good school, j Thcr<- i- a good blacksmith shop here j run In .Mr. S. K. Boe.knight. We j need a name for our town, and i j know of nothing better to call it than i * I Forkvilie, S. ('. The health of this section is very good. K. Mays. j I What About a $7! I Don't You Need Oi g A full line of Babe always on hand, Rubbe I 15 Surreys to go a1 All Winter Lap R< 1 Studebaker, Milbw A nice line of Sine H ? w 3 Umbrellas. B I have 011 hand a s B brands on the market. Wire Fencing of a] m Paint your house v Will appreciate yo a When in town will i mTe I B Out Of The Mouths Of Babes. Little Eve?Johnny, what does the clock strike the hour with? Small Johnny?Why, it strikes with its hands, of coarse. Dorothy, aged o, after watching her mother making a pencil sketch, said: ' Mamma, I know what drawing is." 4; Well, what is it, dear?" 4"It's just thinking and then making a mark around the think." Small Kenneth was celebrating the anniversary of his birth. How old are you?"asked a neighbor. ''I'm 4," replied Keneth, 44and I'm rr'-irl fir ir T Tt'fic iTfirtinrr o vr'f nllr t i rfirl friUKf. \Jk ill A I1U.7 UM iWliJ VX1I.U of being 3 all the time." Small Boy?Papa, where does leather come from? Fapa?From animais, my boy? their skins being tanned. Small Boy?And does sole leather come from their souls,papa? Eesperate Prisoner Shot. Albany, Ga., May o.?Ely Holmes a desperate negro prisoner in the Lee county jail at Leesburg, was shot to death this afternoon in a hand-to-hand fight with Deputy Sheriff H. D. Logan in a dark cell in the jail, a fight in which the loser could not leave the cell alive. Both men realized this according to Deputy Logan, and when his chance came lie killed the negro. He had entered Holmes' cell and the negro attacked the deputy with a stool, beating the officer unmercifully before the latter could draw his pistol. Then a fight began for its possession which ended when the deputy fired and the negro fell to the floor dead. Pointed Paragraphs. The mosquito isn't a prohibitionist, vet he wants the bars removed. Time waits for no man. The only chap who can beat it is the musician. If a woman wants to cut a man's acquaintance she may look daggers at him. One thing that helps a man to be a good husband is not caring whether he enjoys life 01 not. Vnhappiness is a joy to a woman if she can only find an excuse for calling it romantic. A HAPPY- | HOME Fs one where health abounds. ! With impure bFood there cann:.? j be good health. With a disordered LIVER there cannot be good biood. Is ssM H8Ii ! I litr ?DIM? |jj? 1 |l ^ |g i '* jjj ^ I ? revivify the torpiu LIVER and resto.c i its natural action. A healthy LIVER means pare j Pure blood means health. Hcaiil: means happiness. Lake uo Substitute. All Drugpisls. [ i.00 Taylor-Cannady Top Bugg; ie? I Have a Few Hare to Go ock, Summers, Sock Hill, Lion and Chi *r or Steel Tires, Top or Open, t Bargains, Extension or Canopy Tops. )bes at Cost rn ThnrnVnll onri Virginia WflPons. le and Double Harness, Summer Lap B apply of Brick, Lime, Cement and P As cheap as Columbia or Augusta. [1 kinds, Gates to match, rith Sun-Proof, New Era or Parian Pai ur patronage and give you your money I be glad to see you whether you buy o JRUTLfl atesburg, S. C. Ti W.J ^arm' " W ADJ. I /Irs /|\ 7*\ /j\ /j\ /ir\7f \/f \ /is /?\ / is aftc | New Spring 5^?y i "JL | Our line of new Sprin< j vjj. | mer goods embraces er< > to-date in Dry Goo( '?|s | Millinerv and Shoes. si' i sAs- S (g) J was selected with ea ^ S i * . <i > \ <?rm i-\l?kOw-^ \-nn wr \'/\77 tc hIa ( V an > v n 11 r v >f ) l v v ? Wm. Piatt & w~ 1804 Main Street, COLUMI /f\ /Q\ /f \ /'f\ /f\ /W\ /?\ /1\ 7l/?\ /W\ WATER GROUB This is the time for Lexiugtonians to buy flier things they need. Always see me before y Swift's Premium Hams, best, at 12 l-2c pe J. B. HEI Wholesale and Retail De General Groceries, Beef, Mutton, 932 GESVAIS STREET, ^ And ^ ^^SWBItyflfcaH a 5 All tlio new styles in shoe ^ everv kind of feet, and to K poeketbook. | BUY YOUR SHO: ^ iza B $T B a I ^ 1710 Main Street, Colun r If For $50.00? | " at This Price | ase L'ity Buggies obes and Canopy I ^ laster. The best I s worth. r not. S S \ ROOF- ' [IHGTOKr, S. C., ill kinds of ing Implements. TE FOE PP.ICES. Urn -A ' ./ 8\/^\/lf\ 7h\7Ts j\7f\ Goods | r* $ ' JL i' and 8um- j . anything up- < Is, Notions, J ?|? This stock } HH , i * re. ana Tve j Vj; ill only call. | * Sons, | B1A, S. C. & J.JU-4.-4rJLr|=JL z9 \ zll\ " S\ /IS 7#\ ? fD FLOUR r their supply of Good Flour aud * ou buy. guaranteed the rpound. HOT, ;aler in Pork and Sausage. COLUMBIA, S. C s and oxford? for ^ . , > A suit OYtTVUOdV s ^ i ES HERE. \ DAVIS. ? ? ibia, S. C. \