Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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! Fall and Winter | # l the merchant, the farm* Turn One ounce will sow 200 : for an acre. 1 to 5 lbs. 25c; I SPINACH S >> ABB uaoos Sow one ounce for 3,000 for one aero. Late Flat Dut< bead, per pound, $1.25. Col White Selected, per lb., 7 Ml Southern Giant Curled, p per lb., 15c, One ounce will i Seed rye and barley, Ha * clover, Perennial rye grass f blue grass, herd grass or redi winter vetch, white clover, 1 ALL NEW CHOP SEEDS. LORICK 6 U WHOLESAI > COLUM I WEAR Our special $3.50 7 Oxfords and know the , comfort and satisfaction that goes with # ' wearing Oxfords that fit you right. A shape ; for every foot in a style' that will please. Tan 7 - and Black. Ehrlich's .'Shoes Wear Best, /W T AU | wnv iaiw? EHRLICH'S, . :ssks^!C?miu,S.I DR. HILTON'S LIFE FOE THE Liver d Kidney: A VEGETABLE COMPOUN A pleasant invigoratin medicine. Very effective i the core of Dyspepsia, Indige tion, Habitual Gonstipatio: and all their effects, such i < nausea, Sick Headache^ Soi Stomach, etc. Perfectly regulates the LI! EE and corrects all disorde: of tne ifijlijn hi x o. ui gre; benefit in female complaints For sale at the BAZAA] ' Lexington, S. C. Wholesale by The Murray Drug Compan COLUMBIA S. C. THE WORLDS GHEATEST SEWING MACHIN ' UbwnilC ; 1 f y on want e i thera VI bra ti ng S h u t tl^ Rota Shuttle or a Single Thread f Chain stitch] Sewing Machine write to THE HEW HSME SEWINB MACHINE COMPAI Orange* Mass. Many sewing machines are made to sell regardless Quality, but the New Home is made to wear Our guaranty never runs out MoM by authorised dealers only. FOB SAtB BY W. P. ROOF, Lexington, S. C. Have your name, bnainess and e dress printed on 100 each note hea and envelopes for f 1 00, at the Dispat Job Office. Seasonable Seeds FOR 3r, the gardner, the trucker ip Seed. feet of drill. One to two pounds > to 10 lbs. 20c; and over 18c. SEED 25c LB ige Seed to 4,000 plants. Four ounces ch. Der lb.. $1.25. Late Drum w A ' " llards 5c. Georgia, per lb.. 75c. istard er lb., 40c. Dwarf Essex Rape, sow 100 feet of drill. iry vetch, red clover, crimson or lawn or pasture, Kentucky bop. Southern grown. English Llfaffa or Lucerne, Orchard Grass. PRICES ON APPLICATION. IWRANOE, INC., .E SEEDSMEN. > BIA, S. C. THE JEWELER 1637 Main St., Columbia, S. C. TkTlTfc 1 Tf\r< MrAlKb WATCHES AftD JEWELRY Makes Them 8?d as Mew MEDALS ASD BADGES Manufactured tn Our Own !. Shape far Schools and Other Purposes. AVERY) The Jeweler 1637 Main St., Columbia, S. C m 3 _____ D SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO. g SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE 20. .IX N. B. These schedule figures show s. the time that trains may be expected to arrive and depart, but the times stated Q, are not guaranteed. IS DEPARTURES FROM LEXINGTON. NORTHBOUND. 10:18 A. M.?No. 8, daily for Columbia and intermediate points connecting Jm at Columbia for Spartanburg and Asheville. Parlor cafe car Columrs bia to Asheville. Arrive Colum*+ bia 10:50 a. m., Spartanburg 5:15 p. m., Asheville 9:15 p. m. I. 6:55 P.M.?No. 180, daily for Columd bia, Washington and"the East also ' connects at Columbia for Asheville. Through Pullman sleeping car to New York. Pullman sleeping car Columbia to Asheville. Aryr rive Columbia 7:30 p. m., Washington 10:40 a. m., New York 5:00 p. m. ? SOUTHBOUND. IE 7:28 A. M.?No. 129, daily for Augusta . and intermediate points. Arrive * Augusta 10:10 a. m. Pullman car. - _ 4 < n KlT XT- r> J _ 1 _ c * o.-i* jr. ixl.?j.tu. i, uany ior Augusta and intermediate points. Arrive Augusta 8:^5 p. m. Summer excursion tickets now on sale. For further information call on I ticket agents, or * C. H. Ackert, V. P. & G. M., Washington, D. C. H. F. Carv, G. P. A., t Washington, D. C. J. L. Meek, A. G. P. A., Atlanta,*Ga. W. E. McGee, T. P. A., Augusta, Ga. 6.W. LINOLER, Chapin, S. CM ' | Has an up-to-date line of I COFFINS AND GASKETS b I j py On hand, at prices to suit everybody. Prices range from $1.50 up to $50.00. Call on me and I will save you money. Y j I am prepared to furnish a hearse wheni ever desired in connection with my un ( aenaKiiip ousiness. Jan. z. om i Hhairrbalsam CI**? ?? and beautifies the hair. Promote* a luxuriant growth. Never Fail* to Beotore Cray V PM Hair to lta Youthful Color. ,d8 BRkUUlr'-^^H Cure* ?c*tp dTaeocM k hair takit^. Ch WW Drag*. | lug 30, 1 y Hi just entering into womanhood, j| t] H] often suffer much pain ana 9 Sj misery during the change of Eg L ES their physical organization, jfj te ||J Many women will tell you & oi ?H their female trouble started || W M during that trying period, and 9 p; H has clung to them ever since, 9 e: m Cardui is a friend to young 9 sc B girls, as well as to women of 9 ei I all ages. It has been found se to help women during their I e( trying periods by relieving Qy pain and restoring disordered }n organs to health. | m iCARDUl i _ ?I Mrs. Mary Hudson, East- tli H man, Miss., writes: "While I th staying with me and going to I at school my young sister was in I c< terrible misery. I got her to I f a I take a few doses of CARDU1 H ci and it helped her at once. I of "I have taken Cardul my- fl | ju self and believe I would have 11 th been under the clay had it not I [ be been for that wojfSerful modi- I ha cine." . tic Try Cardul ft will help I in H you. For sale everywhere. I th B E 48 B ca BnggnH w< Socioty's Verdict. tls * au "It is a sad fact, that not only are g0 the laboring masses oppressed politi- m cally, but that the laborer suffers from a knowledge of the fact that those -n nlannmai-Annao anaVila rr hub a uuttuctai circuuioiauvco ^ them to go through life without the ^ necessity of physical toil, and who reap the benefits of the laborers' efforts, lock upon him with a feeling of indifference and contempt. It has been sung by poets of every age that honeat toil ia noble, and yet we see the con- * duct of social sircles giving the lie to the statement day after day. It is a fact that the profligate son of vice, if JV his calling fills his coffers with gold, m is received into the hearts and graces Pi of the daughters of rank, while the m plain workman is scorned and buffeted Jjj I with light witticisms and cutting re- tii marks. May God speed the day when [ worth and virtue shall meet with due ^ j appreciation, whether robed in pur- w I pie or in plain clothes.' '?Extract from ki address of Prof. D. G. Hull, of the ir Mississippi A. and M. College. ^ * n< There is more Catarrh in this section ri of the country than all other diseases K put together, and until the last few C< years was supposed to be incurable, es For a great many years doctors pro- th nounced it a local disease and prescrib- ae ed local remedies, and by constantly h<# failing to cure with local treatment, th pronounced it incurable. Science has m proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitu- F< tional treatment, Hall's Catarrh Cure, sc manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional ta cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars i'or any case it. fails to cure. Send for circa- sc lars and testimonials. Address: F. J. CHENEY & CO., To- , ledo, Ohio. Sold by Druggists, 75c. tl: Take Hall's Family Pills for const:- di pation. _ h. President Taft has appointed Geo. I C( M. Pritchard supervisor of the census 9C for the Fourth congressional district Ci of South Carolina. as | h; Foley's Kidney Pills cure backache, e< rheumatism, kidney, bladder and uri q nary trouble. Do not risk having Brights disease or diabetes. All Druggists of Lexington; Henry Drug Store Ckapin, S. C. Seizing Liquor in Charleston. i< s( The- rfews and Courier of Wednesday/norningsaid; "Fifty-five gallons ti of liqVor were seized from a wagon n yesterday morning at 6 o'clock on j Market and Church streets by Private i $< Cargill of Sergt. Morgan's police raid- ti ing squad, and sent to police bead- jj quarters as contraband. No complaint j jj was made all day esterday at the j V station house regarding the large seiz- ti ure, and the police therefore consider \ ^ this fact as enough evidence that it i was oeing hauled by one of the illicit i liquor dealers to a blind tiger for fur- ; ther distribution." | ^ 1 v ! l Peary's ii*e ambition is satisfied ; with his reaching the pol . ?? j to make your baby strong and 5 9 well. A fifty-cent bottle of I will change a sickly baby to a ! ^ 9 plump, romping child in summer as h 9 well as in winter* Only one cent ? 9 a day?think of it?and it's as nice g h Bed Spider at Batesburg. For sever::! years, the red spider has Ben doing considerable damage :o etton at Batesburg and Letsvilie. bout three years ago the presenc e of le red spider in that section was cal-! id to the attention of Representative ever, who in turn called it to the station of the Bureau of Entomology t the Department of Agriculture 11 Washington. Since that time the Department has been conducting some cperiments with a view of finding )ine remedy for it, or some means of radicating it. During this cotton jason the spider has greatly increas 1 the area of its infection and has lown itself in several fields nearLexigton court-house, and has become ueh more destructive in the infected ea around Batesturg and Leesville. is becoming a real menace to cot>n growing in this county, and it s iderstood to be found in several irts of the State, notably near Bisl jville. Mr. Lever has again taken ie matter up with the federal aulorities who new have in progn i s >out ten experiments on the farm c f il. E. F. Strother at Batesburg. So r no remedy has been found. The lief etomologists, Dr. L. O. Howard the Department of Agriculture, has st written Mr. Lever to the effect at the work of the Department will j continued vigorously and that he is called to Washington forconsultam an expert who has been conductg field experiments, in order that e whole field may be thoroughly nvassed and plans for next years irk outlined. Mr. Lever has advised e Department, in view of the serious image being wrought by this pest id the unsuccessful attempts made far to meet its spread, the Departent should establish a station at itesburg,' from which a thorough vestigation may oe maae ana ic is ilieved that this will be done perhaps iring the next year. ONLY ONE "BEST" exington People Give Where Credit is Due. People of Lexington who suffer with ck kidneys ana bad backs want a dney remedy that can be depended >on. The best is Doan's Kidney lis, a medicine for the kidneys only, ade from pure roots and herbs, and to only one that is backed by cures Lexington. Here's Lexington teemony; Lewie Hall, 8 Main St., Lexington, C., says: "I suffered from kidney ouble for jeveral years and there ere severe pains in my back. The dney secretions were very irregular passage, at times copious while at hers scanty and I could scarce void lem. I grew weak, lost flesh, could , >fc sleep well and was nervous and irtable. I finally procured Doan's idney Pills at tne Kauffman Drug ;>. and began using them. I can hontly say that I never found a remedy iat gave me so much relief. I am not i yet cured but Doan's Kidney Pills ive helped me to such a great extent at I have no hesitation in recomending them to other sufferers." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents ^ster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York ilo agents for the United States. Remember the name?Doan's?and ke no other. Horner Military School. From all indications the coming hool year of Horner's will be one of le best in its history. There have ?eu more students already enrolled tan were ever booked in advance iring any previous y ear. The faculty is been greatly increased and the )urses correspondingly enlarged. The ihooi has had a long and eventft 1 ireer, having been founded as early ! 5 1851., and ever since its beginning i as played an important part in the | lucationai development of North | arolina and surrounding states. Near Death In Big Pond. It was a thrilling experience to Mrs. ' lu Soper to face death. "For years a svere lung trouble gave me intense rftVrin?." she writes, "fo*d ?p'-oral mes nearly caused my death. All reledies failea ana doctors said I wasinurable. Then Dr. King's New DisDvery brought quick relief and a cure ) permanent that I have not been oubled in twelve years.'' Mrs. Soper ves in Big Pond, Pa. It works wonders 1 Coughs and Colds, Sore Lungs, [emorrhages, LaGrippe, Asthma, Croup ~ CI >-v.. ^.1? J nil D n a K l n 1 o r\ _ V mjupmg uuugn auu an -l>l uiiOJ-nctA mw;ions. 0U0 ana $>i.v/o. na bottle free, ruaraiteed by Kaufmann u. ng Co. >erricis Drug Store. Snndel in tig tore. Dr. Bo u's Sure-Pop Colic Cure ^r stock, and hi. entire line of reliable eterinar remeo es tor sale at The ?a/aar. Cel. Jas. T. Bacon Bend. Col. Jas. T. Bacon, one or the i c bt nown and most esteemed men < iouth Carolina, died at his home in Idge i id on Wednesday afternoon ut :30, ged about 7S years. Col. Bacon was nany years editor of the ftdgeeld Advertiser, and for several years -t editor and owner of the Fd eeld Chr -niclt. He was a niar of igh idea s and pure oharaot r. Col. >acon w educated at Union c liege, chen ctady, N. Y.t studying afterwards in the University of Leipsig. fe was never married. i If O P> I ? M jl$J I |SE?<g^K? SB& y VS.-' -i'a^? g AVER'S S-IA5R ISSiops r'aSStr;?? Destroys Daaic2ruf"f Ingredients: ^'p???r- Glycerin. ?? Copbicutn. Sage- A A hair nrcDaration made from this formula is harm jj ha^ir food, a hair tonic, a haindressing^ LEESVILLE COLLEGE, Offers the usual Literary Courses to young m ' Expression and Art. Noted for positive Chi healthful situation. Strong faculty of experi expenses by work, Rat as very moderate. Foi 4S L. B. HAYNES, Presi $ I THE R. L Bf $ u. i 1 a & $ | The leading Bool I Stationers. Are * ju V ** * * <"N4 t * * ^ | tor ail bcnooi jb< | them in their two V I when in Columbia % $ I Two Stores on Ma | COLUMBIA, ... i C. 0. BROWN 1730 MAIN STREET, CO \\ Is where you can find one o ^PAIN I OF ALL XII DOORS, SAS BLINDSj | LIME AND C 1 ffA BTWTilT M jj V JLJL JL9JL. XI JLU A AW A jj Call or write for Prices. ^wwvvwwww * * f*5rr | From ^ ' ^ ^2ES B 5 | And .Get a G _ 11XI1* c m I ml SAWs. RIBS, e of Gin CNGI ?iid Repairs U {cctora, Pipes, Valves and Ffttlnrt, UrM Saw, SMis Cam MKts In stock. LOMBARD IRON i COMPANY# Augusta, Ga* .. . ^ | bp nSfPl VIGOR | A # f? rt *-> -?> ?** /^ * a t? c.i I .. 2TJvj, ^ IV3 a kcs sTj sii r Gr o w j Uu?n>r?. (blond. 3 icohol. Water- Periume. jj less, yet possesses positive merit. A | Leesville, S. C. en and young women with Music, istian influences. Beautiful and enced teachers. Students reduce : catalogue address dent. (YAN CO.,! / & if & ito $ $ i ^sellers and | State Agents | Doks. Visit | large stores | i L | ft ft in Street, | - - S. c. | 1 *ry!>?yft*w>!!?!yvys^ & BRO, LUMBIA, S. C. | f the best stocks of j!j TSfDS | H, fe GLASS IEMENT. A.NTLES. wwwvwvn ty Your | Mext Pair $ * HE SHOE KSAM J I COLUMBIA. ? oori Fair i iPAIRS tfstie Twine, Babbit, 4c, fir my malm NES. BOILERS and PRESSES r sana. ShafUot, Pulleys, BtWag, la* . He, and Latb MMs, Gasaliaa Curiae* WORKS AND SU^LV -s4