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lYOBWiUNManOil Stove% y|" cooking a burden?then B I <o fka fimo fn fi-ir <1 \l anr J lH # SMlKjjl ^0 U IQIIO U1C UU1& IV/ H Jf a nvrr 1 II ^jjr LB Perfection Wick Blue .! /Bl . /JiFlame Oil Cook-Stove. B iBr.i*1 ,.l ii iib* [H Marvelous how this B. : ^ pSTj stove does away with B j W--^ kitchen discomforts?how B IffiB / F?ll ?$S?VC0?* ** keeps room m fPp?' S"Wilr) comparison with condi- B i SpjLX==jT?Wr **ons w^en the coa^ ^re was ! \~rrTymmm burning. The V NEWVPQtfECnON I Wick Hue Flame Oil Cook-Stove I - ? ? ? A r\T\TT^m n^Avn ? oil* t f is the only oil stove built witn a UftUllN jc, i 1 ur tor noiamg piates and keeping food hot after cooking. Also has useful drop shelves on which fo stand the coffee pot or teapot after removing from burner. ^ Fitted with two nickeled racks for towels. A marvel of comfort, simplicity and convenience. Made in three J? sizes?with or without Cabinet Top. If not Jj with your dealer, write our nearest agency. ^ I -n. Ratio LamP\z r.; I \ every one wants?hand^ i J some enough for the parlor; strong enough for the kitchen, camp or cottage; bright enough for every occasion. If not with your dealer, write VT "JzL our nearest agency. Standard Oil Company - * ' X | 1 The Caldwell Hotel* | & * 1552^ Comer Main and Taylor Streets. Opposite ? t Columbia Bank. Centrally located. Columbia, S. C. p?L. ? * a George J. Howell, Proprietor. J. H. Woodward, A9s't Manager. ? I: * f * ^ * % Kates $2.00 per day. Large Cool Kooms. ? i- I Headquarters for the IT. C. T.'s and T. P. A.'s. J I ? g I : I J Tree baths on Saturday and Sunday. ? i*^v ^ <1 1 ; CUISINE UNEXCELLED. . I ; ??* ' * ^ Bag-H * ^ I ^ Proper and Careful Attention Given to All Guests. J < I * * I * Now Under New Management Watch us Grow. J 1 ! * * I f*SUMHO I 8 We have a complete stock of IRON BEDS, j|| I I SPRINGS, HAMMOCKS, FREEZERS, ETC. p| ] I 1 A call will convince yon the prices are right. igi t I I DICKERSON & LYNN | fc g FURNITURE DEALERS. g , K g 1836 Main Street Columbia, S. C. || < "I I First Class Dental Work at Reasonable Prices ; ?|u* v These Are My Prices: \ Jm Best Plates (rubber base) $10.00 ] Gold Crowns $5.00 | TREA^Il^ii TEETH EXTRA, Di\ L. L. TOOLE, - Surgeon Dentist 2 1608 Main Street, - Opposite Thomas' Drug Store i ? ? 4 (COLUMBIA, S. C. ; 1M. D. BARMAN] s"rinsPa,k H#te|- i X ? Traveler's Rest, S. C. X DEALER IN g I I I OPENS JUNE 15th, S GCD6r3)l ? ^ beautiful mountain X If 1 J# ? view resort. An ideal i Merchandise, j pia<* p*?t g pie from low country. ? Mnln anil IIaw SfrAftf. I m T)~i I t H jf ?*????? ???? Ji vncap xvctLcs. H f Opposite Confederate fi \ Monument, I MRS. H. W. WOODWARD, f ^Rw Lexington, S. C. g j Proprietress. Fishing Tackle. BARBECUE ^^ L.This 'S ^kiu'-' _fme and at Tac Irene Brass Band will furnish a first J fazaar yon ""mil tintt a inn nae 01 j class Daroecue ana retresnmcnts at 1 ickles ef all kinds. Poles, bobs, hooks Irene, July 3rd, 1901). Meats cured l\v c id lities. Cone to ns for year tackle Corley and Sox. Dinner at reasonable J Ttw. p0-.?o. prices. Special attention given to c ir.c sa/a^ . ladies and children. Everybody in I vited. . * ' 3t}> Big line of Fishing Tackles jn^t i.* ! - - J teed at The Bazaar. }, Fishing Tackles at Tin- Bazaar. 1 Memorial to Mrs. M. C. Saw] Three elegant memorial window have just been installed in the Lutl eran church on Converse 9treet, Spa: tanburg. There is one large trip] window in the center and a small* one on either side. The cost of th three windows was about $400. D: Hailman deserves much credit for th way in which he is working to beaut fy his church. The center window is a memorii tribute to Mrs. M. C. Rawl, who wi for many years the president of th Woman's Home Foreign Missionai Society of the Lutheran Synod < South Carolina. On the right of this is a memorii window to Charles Swowden Watt: erected as the gift of his mother, Mr: Annie Watts, of Baltimore. Mr: Watts has given largely to Elizabet college, the Lutheran institution fc the education of women at Charlotb N. C. The Watts family contiibute largely towards the founding of Wat Normal College, Gunter, India. The window on the left is a tribul to George W. Bearden, who was boi in this couoty near Glenn Springs, an is erected by his son, Rev. George i Bearden, of Wilmington, N. C. The Watts window is symbolic < Peter appealing to Christ, while th latter is walking on the water and th rormeri9 sinking, rne r^awi wiuao shows an impressive representatio of the ascension, while the Bearde window pictures Christ with hands e: tended as when he says: "Come Unl Me."- Spartanburg Herald. $100 Reward $100 The 'readers of this paper will t pleased to learn that there is at lea: one dreaded disease that science hi been able to cure in all its stages, an that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure: the only positive cure now known 1 the medical fraternity. Catarrh is constitutional disease, requires a coi stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarr Cure is taken internally, acting direct! upon the blood and mucous surfaces c the system, thereby destroying th foundation of the disease, and givin "he patient strength by building up th constitution and assisting nature in d( ing the work. The proprietors have s much faith in its curative powers tin they offer One Hundred Dollars for an case that it fails to cure. Send for lk of testimonials. Address F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledi Ohio. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipi bion. Installation Services. The Rev. S. C. Ballentine will b installed pastor of the Leesville charg Dn the 4th Sunday in this month, th services to be conducted by the Re"* W. H. Greever, D. D., of Columbis and Rev. J. B. Harman, of near Leej pHle. Rev. Ballentine moved to Lees ville several months ago from Virgir ia, and has endeared himself not onl; :o the people of Leesville, but of th entire community. Alone in a Saw Mill at Mid night inmindful of dampness, drafts, storm 5r cold, W. J. Atkins worked as Nigh Watchman, at Banner Springs, Teni] Such exposure gave him a severe col :hat settled on his lungs. At last h lad to give up work. He tried man; emedies, but all failed till he used Di s: , ? -vr~? u A & 1>CVY JJl&L-UVCI.y. AJLLCi UBJLUj me bottle," he writes, "I went bac. :o work as well as ever." Severe colds stubborn coughs, inflamed throats am sore lungs, hemorrhages, croup am ivhooping cough get quick relief am irompt cure from this glorious medi iine. 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free guaranteed by Kaufmann Drug Co, Derrick's Drug Store; Sandel Druj Store. Boiling Springs Items. ro the Editor of The Dispatch: Plenty of rain last week and crop ire growing nicely now. Verne, the little son of Mr. Pinck ley C. Koon, is recovering from ai ittack of appendicitis. Mr. Addy Steele, of St. Matthews nade a most interesting and instruc ;ive talk to the Sunday school here oi ;he 6th. The school is in a flourish ng condition. Mr. S. L. Price and family, and Mr ind Mrs. W. J. Snelgrove spent Sat lrrlnv anrl v ftf thp Vinmp nf Mr Pinckney C. Koon. Mis9 Carrie Keisler was the guest o Miss Bessie Keisler Sunday. Mrs. C. P. Price and children wen visitors at the home of Mr. Willii keisler on Sunday. Brown Eyes. June 12. Broke Her Arm. Miss Vera Baughman, the litth jrand daughter of Mr. E. Spires, o lear Gaston, while playing in th< rard last Sunday afternoon fell over < ence and broke her left arm jus ibove the wrist. She is doing as wel is could be expected under the cir :umstances. Don't Feed ths Chicks Too Soon, I)o not feed the chicks too soon Jany make this mistake. The balr* hick may be nourished tor a da} nd a half or t wo days upon the yell >f the egg which nature enclose: lithin its tiny body lor that pur >ose. Many different courses an itirsued and many foods used wit; access in the raising of chickens. J f What About a $75.01 I I Don't You Need One? L9 A full line of Babcock 16 B always en hand, Rubber oi 7 I 15 Surreys to go at Ba )f Ali Winter Lap Robes al I Studebaker, Milburn, 1 s, A nice line of Single a s. I Umbrellas. 9- B I have on hand a supp h B brands on the market. As Wire Fencing of all ki Id B Paint your house with ts S Will appreciate your j B When in town will be M. E. e f Ba in Hj )e Billy Felix's Letter. i| ^ To the Editor of The Dispatch: Mil d Since the recent rains crops are " is looking well. General green i9 here .^fL 0 and a fierce battle is scheduled for (g 1>p the next few days at least. a? h Wheat and oats have been harvest- x 2 y ed, and the yield is good. The old reliable blackberry crop is Mi g herein abundance, beginning to ripen, e bees are being robbed, wheat ground )- and everything being in "apple pie (W order," we hope to feast on berry y pies. >t Mrs. G. A. Goodwin, who has been t spending some time in Blackville, has ^ returned home to the delight of her * i- beautiful, jolly, little (?) hubby. .^jfc The happy Felix family recently *W paid a flying trip to the old home in the Sandam section. Crops over there (9 e are looking well; some of the best e wheat we have seen was on the lands \a e of that up-to-date farmer, Henry t, Hughes. i, Our popular carrier on Route 3 at- /w 1 fon/lo/l tliQ Pormore' A scrtni a firm of. I UL 3" LuiiVi^u ijuv^ vuiixL/id i*u r ? 5- Lexington. *2 l" Carrier No. 2 must have a view to ' y "bach" keeping or matrimony as he ^JL e has ordered furniture, stove, etc. Mrs. L. A. Kneece and Mrs. George ? Kirkland, of Batesburg route 1, visited relatives and friends here the past \\ week. ? lt A. H. Goodwin, one of Gaston's i. merchants, has opened a skating rink the d which is very popular with the young y folk. Mrs. J. F. Sturkie, in company with K her charming daughter, Miss Annie, , visited the old home place recently, ^ to the delight of us all. d The finest bean garden we have seen ? this season is that of Miss M. J. Mil}" ler on route 1. Some will, we trust, come this way. g C. S. Goodwin, one of Gaston's ? hustling merchants, went to Florida last week on a business and pleasure trip. He reports having had a picnic ^ time. He hopes to begin business f 9 there the first of January, 1910. Mrs. C. H, Hartley, wife of our pop- ^ ularand courteous postmaster, has re- ^ 11 turned from a few days stay with her ^ brothers, John and Hampton Hutto, ^ ' near Lexington. f On Sunday, the 6th, "King" David J Har9ey arrived at the parsonage of G. ^ A. Goodwin in company with Miss ^ Minnie, the noble daughter of friend ^ Noah Lucas, and were sent on their ^ way rejoicing as "hubby" and ^ "wifey." Happy congratulations and ^ best wishes to you. ? Billy Felix. ^ Gaston, June 12. ^ Foley's { Reme dy ** 1 Cures Backache, Kidney and 178 - Bladder Trouble. ! Q It corrects irregularities, ^25 | strengthens the kidneys so they ' j will eliminate the impurities ,,t tj, j from the blood and tones up j July ' | the whole system. j " I Commence taking Foley's | ij"Vi " Kidnev Remedv at once and ! shin i avoid Bright's Disease or Dia? j |^ja ; betes. ' 50. and $1.00 bottlts. j dre* j j S;>1<1 by all dtuggirils oi Loxingtoii. I Hearv Drusr Store, Chimin, S. (\ I i ? , - ? I rv rm ^ 1 m n n Am a a aa B " "'* ii layior-iannany lop Baggy tar p.uu; I Have a Few Mare ta Ga at This Price I , Summers, Rock Hill, Lion and Chase City Buggies E r Steel Tires, Top or Open. ,rgains: Extension or Canopy Tops.. M at Cost. rhornhill and Virginia Wagons. s nd Double Harness, Summer Lap Robes and Canopy a ly of Brick, Lime, Cement and Plaster. The best ; cheap as Columbia or Augusta. I nds, Gates to match. m Sun-Proof, New Era or Parian Paints. M >atronage and give you your moneys worth. glad to see you whether you buy or not. S RUTLAND J tesburg, S. C. | in minim BiniiHiumi mi I New Spring Goods ^ r j? ) S Our line of new Spring and Sum- j ^ ? j mer goods embraces everything up- < - * * > to-date in Dry Goods, Notions, j ^ / < . . S atom \ \ Millinery and Shoes. This stock > r ? ) alfe ) | was selected with care, and we | ? | can please yon if you will only call, j / | j \j? | Wm. Piatt & Sons, | 1 1804 Main Street, COLUMBIA, S. C. Jp iTATER GROUND FLOUR This is the time for Lexingtonians to buy their supply of Good Flour aud ir things they need. Always see me before you buy. lift's Premium Hams, guaranteed the best, at 12 l-2c perpound. J. B. HERIOT, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in General Groceries, Beef, Mutton, Pork and Sausage. 2 GERVAIS STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C ^VWWWWV\ iUUVWUU 11 SPRING j SUMMER SHOES ?52W S All the new styles in shoes and oxfords for ? every kind of feet, and to suit everybody's ^ pocketbook. J BUY YOUR SHOES HERE. \ E. P. & F. A. DAVIS. | 1710 Main Street. Columbia, S. C. x OLLEGE OF CHARLESTON ji tt t> jaBsftfe;--- Never Fails to Bestore Gray th Year Begins October 1. gBglfera itrance examination* will be held :0 County Court Hon-" 011 Friday. j Aug ?F'. 1 y J, ut 1> u. m. A'l candidates for j . is>ion can compet.- in October tor ?..&& fc\ ar.avvhsSKcy r-^. ut 1 joyce .scholar-hips, which pay ; sf 5 S $ cv rc?i m ic-u? v a veav. One to ; tuition scholar- A- if | ?j? *:--* pai::- i'i.,0^.c/C-* to uncii county of South Carolina. '?{ n'C\t vvnor'i ?-V V.'ri. d and furnished room in dormitory, Atisma, 1*Oiace iv-i . ..i'ryot i.r.re! Tuition SiO. For < atalogne ad- ...' __ \\ \ NTF! > ?! ietimom < jgaretto couH4RRIS0N RANDOLPH, j p..-,.. i vl'l r - ,w. hnr,!vf.n President, j u:<v B. L'arnian. 1