Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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S. B. McV COLUMBIA, We have the larges Base Ball Goods, m j A; ixuus ana sporu descriptions, Ai General Bepair Carolina. : Our prices are tin Write for what when in the city Columbi{ , SPRING STYI | BARMAN'S S 1725 Main St. Pest Office Parlor Re % BEN DAVID, ft- . .. - , TK'\ , ' EXT TO SKYSCRAPER, h ' tS^:'. *. ^ .. Best cooking ana finest Restau: i > V- ; Special Rates by the Wee! Mes ||m .iii .I CANNERS -v OF ALL r-, The canning season is turn it into wealth. Send r"? - \ MASON'S FRUIT JAR FRUIT JAR CAP JELLY GLi FRI Wax Top Tin Fruit < Cans, Solder and i Kind and Sizes of P LEE A. LOR! 1519 MAIN STREET MMMMMnSBNMWnMMMMMWtfAUbCMMMMMSI 0 I @ Unrsipp Milifs HP? ftlVl r\ 1851 ? 1 M |\ Oxford, North P Classical, Scic-ntia 3 and Englisl 1 f lege, University or the Govern it JL' f training develops prompt obedi /|".f Academy S8 years old, with exi IL> dine with the principal and lad the culture of home life. Cultiv: ' J buildings, perfect sanitation, \vh< ff&f Best moral, mental, physical a tlawn, athletic park, one quart acres. Ideal climate, helpful e atmosphere of red nod Christiai ior o *er a century as an educatu Catalogues readv fi HORNEk MILITJS Col J. C. Horner, Print WJKJEurn-'.-vw.' ',;?r K ^3$^^ Kg U rfj r j ,,. r M1 i ^ Si lectors, Pipes, Valves and Fittings. Ligtt SanCane Mills in slock. LOMBARD I ki COMPANY, Augusta, Oct. kafr^balsam j ai:J bf&utillcj the nalr. 5 | Rjityra?^<53! I*roru'>:c3 a luxuriant growth. f ~ - oRS^ever yai's to Hestore Gray! Hair tc ::e "Xouthful Co.or. I Pwft'yip-5 Pnr<? sea'p d =tae< 5 St hair tailing. I y) fo;,and$l<i>at Druggirti J Aug 30, 1 y ?3ras&"s.1, . r - : _ --L'&i" MAST E R, S. C t stock of J Fishing Tackle ng goods or an itomobiles and i Co Shop, in South ? by e lowest : : res you want, and j give us a call. dr< ??????? or Sol Hei i, S. c. 5 F ' bov jES FOE 1909 ?j Are here in all the new his liape leathers and colors. j A Ve are showing one of the ! 0f 2 Qost complete lines in Man's, j a cl ,adics' and Children's high fef' 0 mtt nd low cut shoes to be cen Dund in the city. We also at r arrv a complete line of 11 nedium price shoes. Oui T^r aotto: ''Same Shoes for Less of a Jonev." dre TRY US NEXT HOE STORE, Block COLUMBIA. S. C. I fro, ^ j mo: sstaurani, ? (< Proprietor, r^b ton COLUMBIA, S. C. he 1 ask Mr. is ~ twc rant in Columbia. co\ Cui For Ladies and Gentlemen - and k aiO( lis at all Hours?Night or Bay the - am< ! ? I ai lllliw will I 11 II I I - I! abo = curj KINDS f!' did it v, here, save the waste and did us your orders for tor << gen >- i 6 ?l all 1 &SSES* the JIT JAR RUBBER . T Sans, Packer's Tin ofI CaIc AIS I $5 I] yvauwi 111 jj wv ??>3 P?C 'reserving Kettles. he, aire ICK&BRO. 7 COLUMBIA, S. C. thee _J 8Pe' nidi - T n i i I wei iry scnooi ? 9 0 9. \\ff To 1 Carolina \\lu i Course?. Prepares for Col- J 0 ient Academies. Military ? I encs and manly carriage. ?R aerienced teachers. Cadets ifl\\ awa lies of iiis family, securing //f|\ , . ates and educates. Modern JJbn. ^)S olesome fare, no crowding. ft jl ?j? 0f nd social training. Shady EB U J er mile running track. SOD JsV ? vfy , Will nvironmenr. In the social fj/l 1 r\ , i peonle. The town noted/.// \\\ onal centre. ^ ^ a $a or distributing LRY SCHOOL l>ntl :ipal, Qxiord, N. C. j T. 3tr?rwcv:?:?3rancy:^?s;-rc-Kt?r^i j t.'iiii Ei if *Ts fh f Cfc !COi" Lass $ E ts I: | .j> '5BS, Twine, Bstb'l, Sc., for err/ rneiif? I v , . cMCJSft'FLS, BOILERS a.ia f>RidSS?S | airs tor same. Shafting, PuiJcys, Betting, In? j m*;Am , Shingle, end Lath Mills. Gasoline Fingines ! Ti.O )N WORKS AISO Sli PPLV C|K,. i . j iz d j '?] Send us Your Duos. j H ,r ii you uiv too niiM t > ce nto in town [ , . to . .. .4. <ii.? ? ? o . . ?< hti e | ' nt w. "a - fii i. ! < -M.-' s r ? law will 110 .:iio?s t s to tiai.i }j;?;cjs to snb>' rib- H.S I) ers : !i - !;.U11 o:io vu r. ceiii Foley's ORINO ;: ^axative" ? ?? - _S i?_^ ul Is rleasanx ana c>iicguvo fe CURES m nsiipation, Stomach and la Liver Trouble. stimulating these organs and :toring their natural action. t< is best for women and chiljn as ORINO does not gripe nauseate. e, d bv all druggist* of Lexington. iry Drug Store, Chapin. S. C. OS $5 50 YEAPvS AGO 1YS XT WITH I27TEEE5T. n J. W. Payne, of Atlanta. Receives i i; 133.34- as Her Share o? Money s< Returned by Conscienc Strick. en Man. ifty years ago a -small, barefooted walked into the drug store of Dr. Harwell at Thomaston, Ga. On the j ~ V.*T fh rt L Kill " I UJ LI1C ^/UUilLCl li^J a J i boy picked up the bill, put it in pocket and walked out. cl few days ago Mrs. J. W. Payne, i 63 Whitehall St., Atlanta, received ieck for $33.34, her share of S100, aying to herself and sister-;, with v irest, the $5 bill picked up a half ! h tury before in htr father's store I 1* Thomaston. I i is a story of "conscience money,'' i ^ Mrs. Payne, chief matron at the j n nmal station, is now in possession S ^ .11 the facts except the present ad- j j, 5S of the man whose sensitive con- ! t'( i ^ nee had led him so amply to repay j "find" of his boyhood. j ^ I am going to write to him," said | fj >. Payne, "as soon I get his address I C n Mr. A. W. White. j s It was through Mr. White that the ! tie}' cam she went on. "He is ! :antly related by marrirge to us le sisters, and has long been a resi- P it of Thomast-on. tl While in Nashville recently Mr. n lite met this gentleman whom he d ailed as having lived in Thomas- tl away back before the Civil war. ci asked Mr. White if he knew any- p ig of Dr. Harwell, and on learning ind his wife were both dead, he t\ ed if Dr. Harwell lefc any children, ci White told him of me and my j v > si9ters, Mrs. C. B. Andrews, of g ington, and Mrs. I. H. Castlen, of p loden, Ga. g Then he told Mr. White the story p [ commissioned him to see that the b ), representing the original $5 and 8< accumulated interest, was divided ir :>ng us. At first, wheu Mr. White told me ut it, I didn't want to accept the re aey. I told him I had no remein- ci nee of the matter; that it had oc red before I was born; that it was h, te possible that the original sum ui not belong to my father, and that j* as quite possible the original sum a< not belong to my father, and that tc as by no means sure it was right ^ us to accept the payment. But Mr. White assured me that the tleinan was well off; that he had the matter to be a burden on him ais life, and that it would give him = greatest relief to repay the money he heirs of the man in whose store lad found the bill." he little barefoot boy walked out )r. Harwell's drug store with the iili tucked securely in his trousers Ci ket. "Finding's keeping." said d< addressing a conscience that was sady balking a bit. f? uring the unquiet days of the Civil ai the hoy left Thomaston. His peo- F( went to Texns, and lie went with jr ra. The $5 bill had long been a< at, but the unruly conscience re- pj ned. he boy wenr to school. Later he it to-college, a medical college, y became a physician. His praeflourished. He became wealthy, j ^ lim came the usual ups and downs j ortune?marriage, births, deaths? ! st he years slid by. lint always, j ly back in the boyhood corner of i memory, there was a small twinge ! ? .iscoml' <. t, a twinge that had to do j ? a a drug sK.ro in Thomaston, i 0 re, one morning, he had picked up ' [4 ? bill and sai ; nothing to the pro- i $ 11 he years passed by. The physi- : 11 1 : em o vet: .0 Tennessee. Some j?] !gs he ie;t in T\ xas, but the ids- i Porting iirtio twinge in me corner [1 is conscience went with him. j ?{ lien. one nav o : the creels <>{ it ?'! iiVille, . e met a man whose name 6] iamiliar, a man v.a.o nad lived in iJ maston. Att ??:(a n?* hail been pj r-i-hiiii' tor vi nr.- sadden!',* ervstal into action. j g| i want to talk with >oii about J u . P wo!]," said ho. j ^ tier they had talked, auu after h" j 52 done a litlle calculating with i g to basis and soiiietliin<; like kali a gj .ury as Luc time, Ju LiuiiCicd to his ?quaintance from Thomaston a check >r $100. "To be divided among the three aughters of Dr. Harwell," said he. I would prefer thai it came through ou, as thi9 is really a very selfish ling I am doing. It is for the sake : my own comfort, I assure yen." That night an old man went to eep with a curiously comforting seling, away back in the corner of lemory that was his boyhood.?Atmta Georgian. The Educational Campaign. Following are some of the objects > be accomplished by the educational impaign that is to be made in South arolina in August: Better school houses and better ^uipment. Consolidation offcmall schools. Better teachers and better salaries. Fewer changes.in teachers. Better attendance, more pupils and lore regular compulsory attendance. Longer school terms?nine months, 'nited community school support of shool and the teachers. More teachers and more] courses in ie high school. More funds and local taxation. Need of an educational commission -the certifiation of teachers. Business men on the farm. The"school as a social centre. Qfofr* c/->l'irilQvcVt{T'\:: o nrl nrUlnrrn Uiuvw uiivi v/v.u^g,v oiu^iw rda. ? - ? ? A Horrible Hold-Up. "About teu years ago my brother -as '"held up" in his work, health and appiness by what was - believed to be opeless Consumption," writes W. R. ipscomb, of Washington, N. C. "He Dok all kinds of remedies and treatlent from several doctors, but found o help till he used Dr. King's New hscovery and was wholly cured by six ottles. "He is a well man to-day." :'s quick to relieve and the surest cure )r weak or sore lungs, Hemorrhages, bughs and Colds, Bronchitis, La i-rippe, Asthma and all Bronchial af?ctions. 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles -ee. Guaranteed by Kaufmann Drug o., Derrick's Drug Store, Sandel Drug tore. &9&1 Petrified 2?&n Found. Corde'.e, Ga.?A perfectly preserved etrified human form, believed to be ie remains of an Indian, t ge her with umerous skeletons and bones, was iscovered by a local exploring party aat ventured far into "Rock House" ave, eight miles southeast of this lace. Romantic mystery has always atiched to this natural underground avity. The party that partially inaded it3 depths ventured several hunred feet into a mysterious chain of assageways. In the limestone walls a rusOme sight was presented by the rotruding remains of scores of human eings. The petrified form weighed jverai nunarea pounas, ana it was npo3siblefor the party to remove it. ? Many people with chronic lnng and iroat trouble have found comfort and iiifcf in Foley's Honey and Tar as it ires stubborn coughs after other trealtent has failed. L. M. Haggles, Reasjr, Iowa, writes: "The doctors said I ad consumption, and I gut no better .til I took Foley's Honey and Tar. ; stopped the hemhorrhages and pain i my lungs and they are now as sound i a bullet." All Druggists of Lexing)n and Henry Drug Store, Chapin, S. The Bazaar Fountain. The Bazaar Fountain is now runing in full blast. Cold drinks of evry kind. Ice cream on Saturday's. THE RIGHT WAY The remarkable success of the lobe Remedy company in conducting leir new method of advertising is iused by two things. First, the won*rful merit contained in their rnediines, and, second, by the fact that tia lriiAttra tlinf Y* Anf ? r% A no vyuiu ^ou j huutto ill a L uuiiCDLJ dliu lir dealings will always win its way nd surmount all difficulties, and their icord here and elsewhere has proven . Globe Tonic is a positive cure for idigestion. Constipation, Sick Headshe. Nervousness, and all disorders F the liver, kidneys, stomach and lood. To prove this they do not ask you > believe all they say, but they give ou free samples every day or sell, >r a short time only, the regular $1 ottles for 50c*. (three bottles for 1.25) and give your nionev back if ot as repres-mied. 1436 Assembly reef. Columbia, S. C. MURRAY DRUG COMFANY, Wholesale Ayenls. wkmjm ! te.&kiclmv j are the mos? inter e stirs g | j ct all "'eweis, Thcv have \ j ?%n?iu in lustcrv'pccras 11 ai:d ?cr g2; Iccu t;ic*< r,urc j! o? cl h 2 \v i 11.-. 0 ?; :e v. ro - j j bo:.p rovided ready mosoy jj1 ?ail. the vrhiJe serving as j j bo<nti;u: crua aunts. j Buy Pi.irar?r:ds frcm 11s j j rnd receive batt value fcr \ j j ? fo : yon money. ? j Qif if *7 * f r ^ I .JVw ! s. .-i:!\or?i;i !v, ( pticians > j ( r. Main Hampton St. * Vi: r.Ui'.iA. S. 0. f aoBUA an irwwiPuuucM?cww?BM?MdoioMa?w (, Better N Dyspe If you can help it Kodol effectually helping Nature But don't trifle with Indigesi A great many people who hare a trifled with indigestion, hare been nc sorry for it?when nervous or chronio dyspepsia resulted, and 70 they have not been able to cure it pa Use Kodoi and prevent having si Dyspepsia. yc Everyone is subject to indiges- as tion. Stomach derangement follows stomach abuse, just as naturally 01 and just as surely as a sound and healthy stomach reeulta upon the taking of Kodol. at When you experience sourness w' of stomach, belching of gas and nauseating fluid, bloated sensation, gnawing pain in the pit of the la stomach, heart burn (so-called), or diarrhoea, headaches, dullness or chronic tired feeling?you need Kodol. And then the quicker you take ti Kodol?the better. Eat what you jfj want, let Kodol digest it. Ti Ordinary pepsin "dyspepsia tablets," physics, etc., are not likely c< to be o? much benefit to you, in digestive ailments. Pepsin is only tc KAUF8V3ANN DRUG COMP A | sSSbSmM I SHOE Q' I spsS M ARE BEI TER ei Our (jrioiery Departir ? fresh, reliable goods?we o I guarantee satisfaction. o We pay highest prices for c< hulls at lowest prices. Come to e Agents for Studebaker Wagons ai Convenient wagon yard, wii I Send us your MAII Southern States COLUMBL 810-812-814-816-818 i 1HE PRICES TELL. J. B. FRIDJ Wholesale an< Grocers, Floi Feed We Want the Merchants, Planj ington County to Call and See i Purchases, We Can Fill You Money, 1823-1825 Main 8Ire i 40,000 Rolls | WALL F <F !-::^;ro-t am! most varii*?i sl<:<A in ^ rail and ^ YOU NEED GCOD FA1K7 AT ?k P!ctu*e Frames ftlacle ?c Ord..r < /f.-) | Webb's An ?* 1S27 Main Street g.^W^WVWVWfc ot Get * psia prevents Dyspepsia, by * to Relieve Indigestion* don. partial digester?and physics are it digesters at all. Kodol is a perfect digester. If u could see Kodol digesting every article of food, of all kinds, in the asa test-tubes in our laboratories, iu would know this just as well ; we do. Nature and Kodol will always ire a sick stomach?but in order bo cured, the stomach must rest, bat 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 do!r bottle. Then after you Lave used the itire contenta of the bottle if you can mestly say, that it has not done you any xxl, return the bottle to the druggist and i will refund your money without queson or delay. We will then pay the drug* ) st for the bottle. Don't hesitate, al* uggiHts know that onr guarantee is good. ais offer applies to the large bottle only ad to but one iu a family. The large bo?* e contains 214 times as much as the fifty :iit bottle. Kodol is prepared at the laborar iries of E. C. DeWitt & Co., Chicago. ?ANY, DITRiBUTORS. 7VWVV PWMVfVVOfVV^O* LI ^ CO SWANSEA, S~ C, | re carry everything in eneral Merchandise. S ou will find our store J iadquarters for # V Shoes, clothing and ? br!$' Furnishings, Dry i sods and Notions, Hats, ? c. j ient is always full of nly handle the best and J )tton seed and sell meal and us before you sell. id Buogses-Best on the market, th ample room for stock. m <?Sn ' L ORDERS' | Supply Co. I . 2ERVAIS STREET. H " THE QUALITY SELLS* A.Y & ? i rtetaii I and Grain. * 'ers and Fanners of Lex7s Before They Make llieir * r Wants and Save You 4 ct, Columbia, S. C. ? of Select i >A PFP $. tho Sir'to. ?;ood- marked f ; $ SI. 15 FZF. CALLCN. & Cheaper ihan Elsewhere. & ? ^ I Store % GclurrsLsia, 5. C. ^ I < i < j