Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I The C ? 1552 Corner Ma * Columbia Bank, * % ft George J. Howell, Prop : J Kates $2.00 pe ft * TT?J J neauquai uua * Free bathi * : cuis 5 * Proper and Car * Now Unde New Manaj W ~ I SUMME We have a c I M SPRINGS, HAMM f v m A call will con 1 DICKER B FUEl ^^1836 Main Street. ? First Class Dental do-7L7tc 1608 Main Street, CO ^js!y,5r,5r,3r5r? H SODTHEI y?v ? T Unexcellec T Through Pullman ^ Convenient S( 4ls For fnllinfon iuv consult nearest So W J. C. L AS J. L. MEEK, A. i ^ ^ ^ -S. ^ ^ m m m m gUALI SgjV*' ' * You have probably bought % good, that cost a good price, i. test of service soon proved then It might have been shoes -* " * ?- k?Alra hf 5H6 S1Q66) l/ttps WWKI uvnui ?**. gave t?t)I and soles were plated. ?T$ * ?? T. A ^ -A- t>?- n-aR^ upposue IU51 viaxv;c, IK jfey A strong bla V COLUMBIA *ftftftftftftftft?ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft?ftftvftftftftft ft aldweli Hotels f in and Taylor Streets. Opposite 8 Centrally located. Columbia, S. C. t <? >rietor. J. H. Woodward, Ass't Manager. ? ? * r day. Large Cool Booms. 2 for the IT. C. T.'s and T. P. A.'s. \ ft ft 3 on Saturday and Sunday. J ? INE UNEXCELLED. 2 * * eful Attention Given to All Guests. * * * , gement Watch us Grow. * 1 * ? __ [R ^RmTumT**!; complete stock of IRON BEDS, ^ < OCXS, FREEZERS, ETC. M ] & viace you the prices are right. ^ !SON & LYNN 11 IITUBE DEALERS. ?L { Columbia, S. 0. jg| 1 * - t I Work at Reasonable Prices | ?'" i Tfiese Are my rnuca i f Best Plates (rubber base) $10.00 j Gold Crowns s. 5.00 j k Bridge Woik (per tooth) $ 5.00 ft Logan Crowns (pivot tooth) $3.50 ilk Teeth Extracted (painless) 25c. and 50c. H| Teeth Cleaned 75c. and $1.00 Silver fillings 50c. to $1.00 jgj Gold fillings $1.00 to $2.00 * TREATING TEETH EXTRA, H3LE, - Surgeon Dentist Opposite Thomas' Drug Store iLUMBIA, S. C. t ? IN RAILWAY. : I Dining Car Service, ^ , Sleeping Cars en ail Trains, )! ihedules on Local Trains. : nation as to rates, routes, etc. nthern Railway Ticket Agent, or w USE, D. P. A., Charleston, S. C G. P. A., Atlanta, Ga. yx OUR PIES My have found favor with every body sj ?babes and men, the little girl in "M| pinafores and her mother and her ip| grandmother. They are of the s?9 sweet, delicious, wholesome, melt-in-your-mouth kind, and yp we're anxious to have you try [Mi them if you don't know the pro- 1 ducts of our ovens. If you do j know we won't have to ask you. < REIDLINGER'S STEAM BAKERY COLUMBIA, S. C. i TY SHOES! , many things that looked ^ but under the rugged ? ? fvi/- 17- A iselves worthless. tgf that soon run over at y\ ~ sels gave way, sewing To guard against these fc'lings, ptciaiiy in footand be confident of getting the best quality footr your money can buy, take advantage of the large choice stock constantly available for making pleas selections at our store. Sole agent for W. L Douglas Shoes for men, $1.5C 5.00. . BOYNE, Columbia, S. C .st, with little effort, can be procured with a ATH Ao - hHP nv 1 I jt\ 1?d V/ W- 'J X V-' JL V VI iJ leal portable forjjc for outdoor work Write for price? SUPPLY CO., Columbia, S. C. |PVPW9V9P9WW9WH Rftl] I KIM HJK1 itlkl cc would build you up, increase your weight, strengthen your weak I throat and lungs and put you in condition for next winter, you | Mi (would begin taking it now. ^h Take it in a little oold milk or water I ^ 50c and 51.00. All DruggstS I BSBDSBOSQ3EQSEEE9 SHAKE 117 BUREAU. Sc tic th Moccasin Had Swallowed Four Yards su of Lace When Killed. ev Now here is a snake story to match sn that tale of the cooter, published else- be where in the Index. Mr. W. J. Wells, Df this place, vouches for the snake T1 itory, the details of which are furnish- Sc id the Index by Mr. Pope Riddlehuber. sa Several days ago Mrs. Riddlehuber th lad occasion to open a bureau, which w< lad not been opened in some time, tii To her surprise and astonishment she tic :ound a highland moccasin of tremen- th lous size coiled up in the drawer, loi EIow long the snake had been in there s not known. He was there, and had sb jeen there some time. It seemed that ie could not get out and being attacked by pangs of hunger he proceeded co ;o devour what was around him in 110 ihe way of laces and ribbons, and had so: aid away a considerable amount of luch things. In fact Mr. Wells bap- J lened along about that time and he lelped to kill it, and saw that about np our yards of lace was removed from Co lis snakeship's mouth.?Greenwood e<*! index. ^ ? St< Judge For Yourself. Which is Better?1Try an Ezpo- ^ rizaent or Profit ly a Lex- ha ington Citizen's Ez- Di parience. ICI kn Something new is an experiment. Must be proved to be as represented. blJ The statement of a manufacturer is an uot convincing proof of merit. hij But the endorsement of friends is. ^ Now supposing you had a bad back. A Lame, Weak or Aching one. , Would you experiment on it? p You will read of many so-called bo cures. cle Endorsed by strangers from far- au away places. It's different when the endorsement g ; comes from home. Easy to prove local testimony. " ? i. - - .-1 Home endorsement is txie piuvi ui?i backs every box of Doan's Kidney Pills. ha Read this case: loi Geo. B. Lee, of Lexington, S. C., says: "I was a sufferer from kidney trouble for a good many years and th during that time tried a great many remedies without much relief. I received the best of results from Doan's sh Kidney Pills, which I procured at the Kaufmann Drug Co., and shall continue using them. It will always give ca me pleasure to recommend Doan's sfci Kidney Pills to other sufferers." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York pc sole agents for the United States. Remember the name?Doan's?and take no other. The Bazaar Fountain. oi The Bazaar Fountain is now running in full blast. Cold drinks of every kind. Ice cream on Saturday's. en ? bL Send us Your Dues. If you are too busy to come to town ;o mail us your dues. We need all the noney we can get, besides the law will - + lot allow us to mail papers to subscribers in arrears for more than one year. <3.; Wanted?Piedmont cigarette cou)ons. I will pay 45c per hundred cash n redeeming these coupons. ] Rice B. Harrnan. . go Big line of Fishing Tackles just re- Qa ived at Tlie Bazaar. _____________________________ th( ass Honesty I ^ in Jewelry I JJ I fat "If it came from Sentz's, you I Sli know it's all right," is what one Hj old of our customers remarked to I lat another the other day. em When you buy Jewelry, vou r*e generally have to take the "Jew- it, clerk word for it" whether ir is hei good or not. eri That's just where our reputa- ac' tion for honesty and fair dealing counts. r And furthermore, we will [always give you your money back inc and ask no questions any time tin you are dissatisfied with a pur, Lo chase. Special attent ion to mail orders, du MRUS P SRNTZ . tllillllJUU II ULIililJI | 111] at JEWELER, I 1439 Main, Columbia, S. C I ? mm??am I i t )XT02T CEO? IS POOS r Behind Condition At This Time Last Year. Memphis, Temi., July 3.?The jmmercial Appeal in iis weekly re;w of the cotton crop says: The condition of the cotton crcp at e close of the week was worse in ississippi, Alabama and about twoirds of Georgia than at the close of e preceding week. Continuous rains )pped cultivation and the grass made ch headway that a greater percent;e of the fields must be abandoned, ime crops have received no cultiva>n at all. The best of weather in e future cannot repair the loss already stained. The plant in these states en w here practically cultivated, is tall and growing slowly. It is far hind last season. Elsewhere the crop is improved, le improvement in North Carolina, >uth Carolina, Tennessee and Arkans was not great, being rather less an normal becaus > rains delayed )rk and prevented the farmers putlg fields in a good state of cultiva>n. It is still possible, however, in ese districts to regain much of the 3S. In all these states it i3 highly deable that the rains cease and clear, , irm weather succeed. In Oklahoma, Texas and Louisiana tton made normal progress. It is W in tne uesi cunuiuun ui tuc n. Delay in taking Foley's Kidney Remy if yon have backache, kidney or idder trouble, hastens the disease . on yon and make a cure more difficult, mmence taking Foley's Kidney Reins'' today and you will soon be well, liy risk a serious malady? All Dragits of Lexington and Henry Drug ore, Chapin, S. C. Handsome Dental Parlors. The dental parlors of Dr. D. L. Hal], 3ated in the Lutheran Publication aiding, in Columbia, are among the .ndsomest to be found in Columbia. . Hall is a Lexington county young an, and his friends will be glad to :ow that he is doing well in Columi. He is a deserving young man d is in every way worthy of the ;h esteem in which he is held by e people who know him. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Lblets gently stimulate the liver and wels to expel poisonous matter, >anse the system, cure constipation d sick headache. Sold by all drug>ts. Subscribe to the Dispatch. A woman doesn't really begin to >ve faith in a man until other people se it. It will be really, truly heaven if ere are no relations there. Half the time when a girl thiDks e's in love she'9 only jealous. GO-FLY keeps flies of horses and ,ttle. 25c and 50c at all drug ores. 40 WANTED?Piedmont cigarette ceu>ns. I will pay 45c. per hundred. Rice B. Karman. Bottle drinks of all kinds and flavors ill be found at the Bazaar Fountain. 1 ice in season. Send us your orders for job printing, velopes, note and letterheads, legal anks, cards, etc. All work executpromptly and in first class order ? Best brands of cigars always found The Bazaar. [EL SUCKED POISON; SAVED BABY' LIFE. 7reystrop, Eng.?There is a little 1 1 in this village who has not forIten the story cf Eleanor of stile, the heroic queen who sucked j poison from her husband's wound ien Edward I was attacked by an lassin on his way back from the asade9, The little girl, the 12 year [ daughter of a resident named iu Hier, has ju9t saved her baby tei's life by following the queen's wnple. The baby playing near her her'9 door-step, picked up an adder, e put it to her mouth and when her a* ele+Af rvin nn a fp\v mnmpntq l^X OICtV/A 1U11 l' ^ *V ' er, she was horrified in seeing the ike still in the baby's hand. Hurdly she liung it aside and crushed and then sucked the poison frcm : lips. The little girl is now recovng, and efforts are being made to knowledge her sister's devotion. Farmers Union. flic Lexington County Farmers lion will hold its 3rd quarterly meett the 2d Saturday in July, it being . 5 10th day of the month, 1009. The jcting to be held with Oakville r.ji 1 Locals please be prompt and send in es and fee, also credentials. C. W. Smith, f County Secretary and Treas. June 10, 1909. Chapin, S. C. Remember, that >ou will always d tlie very be:-t cakts and crackers The Bazaar. Kishir* Tackles at The Bazaar. * Subscribe to The Dispatch. ' \ V-i. C .. r.'-i. ........ J CO ' FITZMAURICE'S THI 1704 and 1706 MAIN ST. For Dry Goods, 1 Millinery, Fancy and Silks, Under You'll find o lowest and our g 1704-1706 Main St. FITZMAl /In /f\/jl\/9\/9\7 | New Spriff ^ + 7^) | Our line of new S tt: \ < mer goods embrace *j? ) to-date in Dry ?f\ \ Millinery and She nz S (2) < was selected wit! * > , . ? > can please you if y # _ J ? Wm. Piatt ^ 1804 Main Street, C ^ WVWV W WV\ I SPRING | 5 And J \ 5vllMMFR I IVViviniiBii vt; SHOES I All the new styles in every kind of feet, and pocketbook. BUY YOUR SI * E. P. & F. / J 1710 Main Street. I twwwwwwsi The Palmetto I COLUMBI WE ARE A nAMAntiAMVf + K /"i TT n of South Carolina the Co of Columbia. WE OWN $400,000 United States Bo Carolina Bonds. WE SOLICIT Aocounts of Banks, Firm; WE PAY Four Per Cent, on deposit terest calculated quarterly WE PROMISE Our best efforts to transac satisfaction. PALMETTO NATIONAL B CAPITAL $& Wilie Jones, Prcsidenr. a m t-1 t-* n rv t W A 'I Ja 11 I This is the time for Lexinjrtoaians tc ther tilings they need. Always see me be Swift's Premium Hai best, at 12 l-2c J. B. HI WhnUcalA arirl f?o General Groceries. Beef, Mul 932 GERVAIS STREET, 1 ro 4 REE-ARCH STORE. ^ COLUMBIA, S. C. Notions, Shoes, Dress Goods wear, etc. ur prices the ;oods the best. JRICE'S Columbia, S. C. 's&m'JL- i*'4m lg Goods | % pring and Sum- \ (I) \ ^ 'S everything up- < Goods, Notions, j ^ >es. This stock > /l\ * 4* l care, and we (g) , n i n I * on will only call. j & Sons, | OLUMBIA, S. C. ^ ; -JL. . /W\ /B\ /?\ /I \ /i \ /H\ /i\' g\ shoes and oxfords for ? to suit everybody's f ' JOES HERE. < V. DAVIS. I Columbia, S. C. J yvwvwwwvJ . National Bank, A, S. C. Sed States Government, the State unty of Richland and the City >nds and $100,000 State of South j ?, Corporations and Individuals, s in our Savings Department, init your business to yoar entire ANK, - - Columbia, S. C 50,000.00 J. P. Matthews, Cashier. JND FLOUR > buy their supply of (rood Flour aud fore you buy. n /Vl"! 1"> -4- ^3 4-"U ~ IIS, g UetJL&iJ. bt?eu LIJLt? : perponni. 3RIOT, tail Dealer in tton, Pork and Sausage. COLUMBIA, S. C < A