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?????? S. B. M( COLUMBIA . ' it-. . L*V - __ , We have the larj h.y Base Ball Goo Guns and sp< descriptions, General Repa Carolina. : jjfcr Our prices are Write for wl when in the c m 1 S. B. A Columl - m The Palmetto W COLU WE ABE A Depository for tl of South Carolina % - > of Columbia. WE OWN $400,000 United St* Carolina Bonds. WE SOLICIT Accounts of Banks WE PAY Four Per Cent, on? terest calculated qt WE PROMISE Our best efforts to 1 \ satisfaction. PALMETTO NATIONS CAPIT Wilie Jones, President. Parlor P ml- I * BEN DAV Ff'v UTT TO SKYSCRAPER,. m' >' - - ' Best cooking and finest Res - / W:- v; H&*. v Special Bates by the "V 1 CANNER! / OF A 8^'f. The canning seaso p turn it into wealth. S( MASON'S FRUIT J FRUIT JA$ C * JELLYi I Wax Top Tin Fru w - * Cans. Solder an Kind and Sizes < LEE A. LO 1519 MAIN STREET HORNER Mil Pit 18! J. C. HORNER, Pi Classical, Scientific, and Engli: sity or the government academies, ence and manly carriage. Acaderr Cadets dine with the principal and home life. Cultivates and educate wholesome fare, no crowding. Bei ing. Shady lawn, athletic park, 01 Ideal climate, helpful environment, tian people. The town noted for o^ ah-Artw n p. Kates Maryelons Cures in Bli P. P. P. purifies the blood, strength to weakened nerves, exp happiness, where sickness, gloomy 1 in blood poison, mercurial poi and skin diseases, like blotches, head, we say without fear of con purifier in the world. Ladies whose systems are poisoi dition due to menstrual _ irregular derful tonic and blood cleansing -Boot and Potassium. F. V. LIPPMA ir (l- \ :> Saefe .. ... ^MASTER, , S. C I I ? SI gest stock or I ids, Fishing Tackle orting goods of all Automobiles and \ir Shop, in South . the lowest : : lat you want, and ity give us a call. flcMASTER, t>ia, S. 0. National Bank, MBIA, S. C. ie United States Government, the State the Coonty of Richland and the Oity ites Bonds and ?100,000 State of South i , Firms, Corporations and Individuals. deposits in our Savings Department, inlarterly. transact your business to yocr entire BANK, - - Columbia, S. G AL $250,000.00 J. P. Matthews, Cashier. testaurant, ID, Proprietor, COLUMBIA, S. C. taurant in Columbia. For Ladies and Gentlemen | 7fiek. Meals at all Hours?Night or Day 5 SUPPLIES LL KINDS n is here, save the waste and ;nd us your orders for IARS, JAPS, CLASSES, FRUIT JAR RUBBERS, it Cans, Packer's Tin d Soldering Sets, Ail >f Preserving Kettles. RICK&BRO. COLUMBIA, S. C. .ITARY SCHOOL 51-1909. rincipal, OXFORD, N. C. sli Courses. Prepares for college, univerMilitary training develops prompt obedily 58 years old. with experienced teachers, ladies of his family, securing the culture of s. Modern buildings, perfect sanitation, st moral, mental, physical and social trainle quarter mile running track, 300 acres. In the social atmosphere of refined chris^er a century as an educational center. p.p. iflfl Poison, Rleiiatisi anil Scrofula. builds up the weak and debilitated, gives iels disease, giving the patient health and feelings and lassitude first prevailed, ison, malaria, dyspepsia, and in all blood pimples, old chronic ulcers, tetter, scald tradiction that P. P. P. is the best blood rced and whose blood is in an impure conities, are peculiarly benefitted by the wonpropertles of P. P. P., Prickly Ash, Poke N. SAVANNAH. CA. * , J So Tired e It may be from overwork, but the chances are its from an inactive LIVER ?o. I be With a well conducted LIVER 1 ^ pr one can do mountains of labor , . without fatigue. mi It adds a hund red per cent to ali ones earning capacity. wj it can be kept in healthful action by, and only by iff Tutt's Pills! TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. ?a ? iff Wanted Her Geld Fillings. a' New York, June 19.?After taking $10 from her in lieu of the ^old filling ou in her teeth, which he had paid for, . , ist Michael Martynick, of Bayonne, N. J., today 9hot Mary Kraschak. She is ar dying in a hospital. .> The pair had been engaged for some time, but the young woman grew tired ^ of hei lover, and last night they quarreled. Martynick demanded that she return all her gifts. ^ , She complied, but Martynick said "f he had paid for filling her teeth, and ^ wanted the gold. % Miss Krasnack said that she could m not remove the filling, but gave him gr $10. After taking the money Marty- ^ nic-K drew a revolver and fired a bul- " ap let into Miss Krasnick's breast. , M , ch Colds that hang on weaken tlie con- ws stitution and develop into consumption. Foley's Honey and Tar cures per- jy s?stent coughs that refuse to yield to . . other treatment. Do not experiment 1S* with uutned remedies as delay may or result in your eoid settling on your ^ lungs. Sold by all Druggists of Lexiugton and Henry Drugstore, Chapiu, S. C. P * ori Thoughtless by Uacle Tohey. c? Single bliss is better tljan double blisters. There is no happiness without contentment. i A whole lot of meanness can hide in a ni small soul. er A quart of red liquor will not hide a peck of trouble. The devil soraetimes makes a lot of noise in church. r;( Viewed from a moral standpoint the c: heaviest pugilists are lightweights. a < We do not know of any otlier pill D that is as good as DeWitt's Little Early Risers, che family little liver pills? p small, gentle, pleasant and sure pills with a reputation. Sold bv Kautmann Drug Co. " te ty Send us your orders for job printing, j?4 .envelopes, note and letterheads, legal *r ' blanks, cards, etc. All work executed promptly and in first class order ta fu Best brands of cigars always found dl at The Bazaar. 9t - ? State News in Brief. # Spartanburg will ask for the reunion of Confederate Veterans in 1910. The physicians of Saluda county have started an active anti-tuberculosis campaign. Crops in Chester county have been badly damaged by hail. They wei e almost destroyed in some places. The annual convention of the State Funeral Directors' association will te held in Charleston, June 22-23. J. C. Cox has been appointed United States commissioner at Abbeyille | to succeed H. T. Wardlaw, deceased. Monroe Gantt, white, was tried at Aiken for killing a negro at a negro dance several weeks ago, and was acquitted. Mr. E. W. Gaillard has moved his family from North Carolina to Westminster, and it is said,. will establish a newspaper. A five-room house belonging to G. W. Buchanan at Greenwood was struck by lightning and destroyed by fire. The city of Chester has gone out of the electric lighting business and has I granted the franchise to the Southern I Power compiny. Ed O'Neill, a Charleston young man, attempted to commit suicide at Aiken by drinking laudanum. The ? quick presence of a physician saved his life. f The court of sessions of Richland ? county has adjourned, after a long and busy term. Out of the 70 cases on the docket only six were contin- j ued. John Kirby and Dr. H. A. Edwards I of Dillon, had a si ooiing scrape. Dr j Edwards wa9 painfully hurt and Kirby dangerously shot. Kirby wa9 ; drunk, it is said. 1 I I Sj vices At St. Stephen's. St. Stephen's Evan Lutheran church Rev. T. S. Brown, pastor. Services PJ Sunday 11 o'clock a. m. and 8 o'clock ? p. m, Sunday school at 10 a. m. 1 Catechumens,4 p. m. 93 i 4c ctive work, In the case of the other lynching, at at Luray, in Hampton county, any months ago, Sheriff Causey has >t made a satisfactory showing and e governor is unable to get one out him. The governor is by no means tisfied with the attitude of the sher, and though he has not given up 1 hope of running down the lynchers, e case does not promise any brilliant tcome. The governor's action against Magnate J. P. Long, of Luray, for alwing the mob to get the negro has oused much indignation there ;ainst the chief executive. A man jning himself J. W. Smith, among a imber of others, has written' the >vernor feelingly, quarreling with m for not reappointing Long, and lling him that he couldn't get ten ?tes in that section again. There is so a lengthy petition on file in the (vernor's oflice, demanding the re- 0 oval of J. J. Heape, whom the gov" nor appointed in Long's stead on count of Long's conduct, and the o ipointmer.t cf Long. Long was 5 osen magistrate in the primary and is recommended by the delegation. There have been a number of near ? nchings in Governor Ansel's admin :ration, one in Marion county a year ? so ago, that recently in Spartan- e ii.?, iu c iiiiiitctjL y \~yjin 0 .nies were brought into play, and le a few weeks ago in Lexington ? unty. Governor Ansel has perhaps ? evented no less than a dozen lynch 9 gs since he went into office. o The Bazaar Fountain. ? The Bazaar Fountain is now run ng in full blast. Cold drinks of ev- * y kind. I cream on Saturday's . Girl Graduates in Calic\ 2 Wellington, Ohio, June, 19.?To sat :v the hobb\ of her uncle, Miss Har- a o 3t Walker, at the graduation oxer- J ses, shocked her friends by wearing ? calico gown. For gratifying his wishes, her uncle, J . P. Wells, a wealthy manufacturer, esented the girl with $50. # | Rev. A. A. James, an aged Presby- 9* rian minister of Spartanburg coun- ? was thrown from his buggy and linfully hurt. His horse became A ightened at an automobile. fH The Beaumont cotton mills at Spar- fl .nburg will be enlarged in the near H iture by the addition of 25,000 spin- H es and 600 looms. The work of con- Rjj ruction has begun. ? FOR Biliousness Constipation 1 Headache u Indigestion Dyspepsia Flatulency a.! maiaria ^ Chills & Fever ? Jaundice Sleeplessness Nervousness Loss of Appetite and all disorders aris- ff Ing from Torpid Liver. f TAKE IT NOW. p, THE GENUINE has the RED Z on 1/ the front of each package and the signature and seal of J. H. ZEIL1N & CO. on the side, in RED. HARNESS t S Always see E. A. Fellers ?. 4 for Home-made Harness 4) and Farm Gears, Repairs ? quick at lowest prices. ^ * I. A. Fellers j 3 Cervais St. COLUMBIA, S. C. & DVEENOP* ANSEL IS WOEEIED. Hnlnmbla. Jimp 19.?Sn far fhc-rp. has I en only two lynchings in Governor lsel's administration, but from the esent outlook it does not seem likethat he will be able to accomplish ach toward punishing the lynchers, though in the recent case at Smoaks, len two negroes were lynched for e murder of a white man, the sherhas hardly had time to do any ef Better N Dyspe If you can help it Kodol effectually helping Nature But don't trifle with Indiges A great many people who have a trifled with indigestion, have been nc sorry for it?when nervous or chronic dyspepsia resulted, and yc they have not been able to cure it. ps Use Kodol and prevent having ,?1 Dyspepsia. Everyone is subject to indiges- as tion. Stomach derangement follows stomach abuse, just as naturally and just as surely as a sound and t0 healthy stomach results upon the T taking of Kodol. st When you experience sourness w of stomach, belching of ga6 and nauseating fluid, bloated sensation, gnawing pair* in the pit of the la stomach, heart burn (so-called), ei diarrhoea, headaches, dullness or *?? chronic tired feeling?you needKo- ? dol. And then th6 quicker you take ti Kodol?the better. Eat what you J] want, let Kodol digest it. t Ordinary pepsin "dyspepsia tab- fj lets," physics, etc., are not likely c< to be of much benefit to you, in digestivo^ailments. Pepsin is only tc KAUFMANN DRUG COMF is^^ ' \ '?A9sjzmm UBmg?QWO^ G ??ss Our Oiotery Departn fresh, reliable goods?vre c guarantee satisfaction. We pay highest prices for c hulls at lowest prices. Come to Agents for Studebaker Wagons a Convenient wagon yard, wi 00#90Aii99CW#O00#0l = 4-6-8-1 0-1 2-1 8-2C TERRA COTTA Send us your MAI SoiTTHEBX StATES COLTJMBI 810-812-814-816-818 THE PRICES TELL. r. B. FRID. Wholesale aD Jrocers, Floi Feec e Want, the Merchants, Plan ffton County to Call and See irchases. We Can FiU Yoi oney. 1823-1825 Main Stre wwwwwvw ' * 4 40,UUU K011S WALL I Largest and most varied stock ii close, call air YOU NEED GOOD PAINT A1 Picture Frames Made to Order Webb's Ar 1627 Main Street lot Get I psia prevents Dyspepsia, by 1 t ! to Keiieve Indigestion, tloru partial digester?and physics are it digesters at all. Kodol is a perfect digester. If >u could see Kodol digesting every irticle of food, of all kinds, in the ass test-tubes in our laboratories, >u would know this just aa well ; we do. Nature and Kodol will always 4 ire a sick stomach?but in order > be cured, the stomach must rest, hat is what Kodol does?rests the omach, while the stomach gets ell. Just as simple as A, B, C. Our Guarantee Go to your druggist today and get a dolr bottle. Then after you have used tho itire contents of the bottle if you can ancstly say, that it has not done you any xkI, return the bottle to the druggist and i will refund your money without queson or delay. We will then pay the drugist for the bottle. Don't hesitate, all ruggists know that our guarantee is good. his offer applies to the large bottle only j nd to but one in a family. The large bote contains 2Vi times as much as the fifty ;nt bottle. , Kodol is prepared at the labcra)ries of E. C. DeVVitt & Co., Chicago. ?ANY, DITR1BUTORS. IH11. "tvrr k ivtrtn a /~i m SVViiINOJliii, O- O, re carry everything 'in %! c- \ w M General Merchandise. rou will find our store ? eadquarters for 9 Shoes, clothing and ? 4 ants' Furnishings, Dry _ cods and Notions, Hats, to. I ' lent is always full of ? mlv handle the best and otton seed and sell meal and us before you sell. nd Buggies-Best on the market. th ample room for stock. IL ORDERS* ' i Supply Co.. i CERVAIS STREET. , , ,,- c fHE QUALITY SELLS* AY & CO., id Retail 1 i ir, j 1 and Grain. ters and Farmers of Lex- I Us Before They Make Their ir Wants and Save You et, Columbia, S. C. mwuuuj of Select | 3APER I [i the State, goods marked ? * d see us. ? r 51.15 PER GALLON. ^ Cheaper than Elsewhere. f t Store, i \ Columbia, S. C. ^ ivunuuuS