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The Place to at b0tt02 the fact lished popular: <F" r IVi . Chapii First Class Dental Wo ' '** * ^ Or. L. L. TOOl 1608ilVlain Street, no: V/VkW IV ??mmammmm awraMMBMBMMflMBa??? | The firocery Store ' / We sell everything in h WFecd. Flour. Bacon. Lard. Su Wc iiave just what you J I you call once you will call HANDY GF * H" ~Opp. Cregory?Ccnder Mule Co. ^>opcf Ml A SAVING ^ACCOUNT Wwirjl m Coffins ar > I beg to announce th; and Caskets, from the che prepared to furnish same call. J LEWIE h GILBE' ? J ?.y f j /?s s> i 5 -/ / a.,..-. ? fe/i\$K4fri-s -i" - * ?{?{?.. V.I? - :; ::^ -. jitir > %Vv'r> r.-.r u "vzr&zx.- i.r I 8 he Caid f. 1552 Corner Main an % Columbia Eank. Centre jg. S* (luorj,e J. Howell, Pi J? * Hales $2.00 per clay. ? Headquarters for th< * Tree batlis on Se v | CUISINE ! ?r lW..w.,. C 'nrpfnl \ 11 "V J AVJJOI Cm * V. v.. - - v v- No v I ikIct New Management V" a a " :; .; v v- $ i? ^ *5 $ v v if$vvjJ5 v ? PRICES IS NOW ESTABWITH THE FIRM OF FRICK, rt, Sa Oa rk at Reasonable Prices These Are Wly Prices: jst Plates (rubber base) . $10.00 )ld Crowns j $ 5.00 idge Wo:k (per tooth) n 5.00 >gan Crowns (pivot tooth) -SO.50 -eth Extracted (painless.) 25c. and 50c. (6th Cleaned T5c. and $1.00 tver fillings 50c. to $1.00 fid fillings $1.00 to $2.00 TREATING TEETH EXTRA, j .E, - Surgeon Dentist Opposite Thomas9 Drug Store IBiA, S. C. Hist Will Please You p eavv and staple'Groceaics. Grain. f* 1 ' ' U\ Liar auu v^uiivr. civ;. j3 Sr want and are here to please you. again. See us before you buy. f ?OCERY CO. i Hampton Ave. COLUMBIA. S. C. ? 'j 11 Lexington Friends ; Sam ready to serve you 5 with one of the most com- t plete stock 3 oeshoes to befound in the city and at c money saviag prices. My s aim is always to give you 1 the best for the least money. Farmers' heavy workshoes a specialty. \ * Barman's Shoe Store ' . 1725 Main Street j \ POSTOFFICE BLOCK I! 'J COLUMBIA, S. C. 1 ? ^ < r Efi 1 id Caskets T > it I have a full line of Coffins :apest to the highest, and am j on short notice. Give me a J 1ALLMAN, RT. S. C. ; , ' ?j OUR PIES I have found favor with everybody ?babes and men, the little girl in pinafores and her mother and her I grandmother. They_ are of the sweet, delicious, w h o 1 e s o m e. mclt-in-your -mouth kind, and we're anxious to have you try them if you don't know "the products of cur evens. If yen do know we won't have to ask you. j RSISLnSES'S mm BIKERY | COLUMBIA, S. G. j If V ijf V V ? V V V V V V V V V V :If i'.i flf V V V V V ? ? V ? I wall Hotels 1 r.: d Taylor Streets. Opposite t illy located. Columbia, S. 0. % r oprielcr anl Manager. * V V La ro e Cool Rooms. ti; 3 U. C. T/s and T. P. A.'s. * | tnrday and Sunday. 4 | JHEXCELLEB. 81 Lent ion < *i veil !<? All Gnosts. |j; j \\*;it' !i us (irvw. j 4 < V "t" V V t* V V V V V)'* -? V *? V V * " V If ?? V #* ^ *? o?>^ F.ffarflTH Ab A ICtfwajLii auu *-**- ? CUEE3 Constipation, Stomach and Liver Trouble. b}7, stimulating these organs and restoring their natural action. Is best for women and children as ORINO does not gripe or nauseate. bold by all druggists oi' Lexington. Henry Drag Score, Chapin S. C. Bennie Harbe^on, a young clerk in St. Georges, ran away with and married the 15-year-old daughter of Mr. G. W. Rumph a few days ago and a warrant was issued against him on the charge of abduction; but the old man relented, and the youthful couple are enjoying their honeymoon undisturbed. The primary in Chester for mayor to succeed exoiavor Samuels, who resigned, resulted in the choice of E. II. Hardin, he having received 273 votes against 225 for J. S. Sooth. Trsiififul Reports. Lexington Reads Them With Uncommon Interest. A Lexington citizen tells his experience in the following statement. Xo better evidence than this can be had. The truthful reports of friends and neighbors is the best proof in the world. R.-ad a no be i-orvinced. A. Marks. Depot St.. Lexington. S. 0.. says: "1 sufferer! irotr. severe pains through my back and sides, for months and leit miserable in every way. My kidneys did not act properly and I knew that they required a tonic. I procured Dean's Kiur.cy P:ils at The Kaufmann Drug Co. and since taking the contents of one box, I am able to do my work without any trouble. The pains in my bark and sides have great ly diminished and my kidneys give me no annoyance. I recommend Doan's Kidney Pills to others in return for the great benefit I have obtained from their use." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, New York sole agents for the United States. Remember the name?Doan's?and :ake no other. ? ? ? Ex-Treasurer Edwards of Berkley :ounty and his bondsmen are being sued by the State for a shortage in lis cash of $5,070.4-5. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Regard for any ease of Catarrh that canlot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. T. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0. We, the undersigued, have known F. r. Cheney for the last 15 years, aud beieve him perfectly honorable in all jusiness transactions and financially ible to cary out any obligations made >v his firm. Waldixo, Kjnxax & Makvix, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken interiall}', acting directly upon the blood ind mucous surfaces of the system, restinionials sent free. Price 75c, per lottle. Sold by all Druggist-*. Take Hall's Family Piiib for consti pation. The case of peonage against Josh Aslilej*, of Anderson, was continued n the United Stares court at Greenville until the April term, because of rl-io nf fnir> nf :!u* nr.-*?. 2Culion"'fl witnesses. Lived 152 Years. Win. Parr?England's Oldest man? married the third time at 120, worked in the fields till 132 and lived 20 years longer, People should be youthful at so. .Tames Wright, of Spurlock. Ivy., shows iiow to remain young. "I feel just like a It' year-old boy,'* he writes, 'after taking six bottles of Electric Bitters. For thirty years Kidney !rouble made life a burden, bur the first bottle of this wonderful medicine convinced no* f had found the greatest cure on earth." They're a godsend to wrak. sicklv rundown or old people. Tiy them. ~'V at Kaut'mann Drug (do., in. riekes Drug Store Sancul Drug Srciro. ^ *3 9 mm VCt/ -1 X 4 U d 2 X&?. Sy?/ Vi> r** Stcr i i 11 ? .si!vor, eiitglass, fine china, clocks. A line stock s I ways on hand for you 1c select from. i\cc{< us in mind when wanting ;mvtiiin? in Je.?elry ox tSii verwau*. (do<>d watch work caul best eve glasses. If you can't come, send for our cat:il'?u"ue or {.; IcniiGneyour order to us. j> ii rumyPTPJK ii) I. II. L it'dswii i h & s.Ah> .1 K\V F.LKK^, 1434 Main St., Columbia, S. C Then.- V-'A OBITU^EY Died at her home near Al hea, in Lexington county, South Carolina, Oct. 10th, 10(h), >Irs, Loretta Burgess, S , , . . , . 1 aged CM y ear:; and a(? days, t She was married Feb. -JO. iStf-S, to | Felix Burgess. They jived joyfully together for more than forty-one years, building a j.'oasant home. which was blessed with ten cnildren, *ix sons and four daughter.-?. Seven of tb-'se children are living and three of them dead. In early lift; she united herself with {.ho Mr. Ebal Baptist church of which she remained a consistent member till death. "It is with the righteous well." J. E. Charles Ard, a young white man, is ia jail at Kingstree for killing his uncle, Benjamin Barfield. A Card. I This is to certify that all druggists are authorized to refuud your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or coid. It stops the cough, heals the lungs and prevents serious results from a cold, prevents pneumonia and consumption. Contains no opiates. The genuine is in a ! yellow package. Refuse substitutes, j All Druggists of Lexington. Henry Drug Store. Ohapin. 4. John D. Rockefeller has given ?1, 000,000 to aid in a campaign against the hookworm disease. Won't Slight A Good Friend "If ever I need a cough medicine again I know what to get.'" declares Mrs. A. L. Alloy of Beals, Mo., "for, after using ten bottles ot Dr. King's j New Discovery, and seeing its excel- j lent results in my own family and j others, I am convinced it is the best i medicine made for Coughs, Colds and I lung trouble." Every one who trios | it feels just that way. Relief is felt, at once and its quick cure surprises you. For Bronchitis, Asthma. Hemorrhage, Croup, LaGrippe, Sore Throat, pain in chest or lungs its supreme, o'jc and j Si 1 (\( 1 T'MM! C-i 5^ Qt'tih f : V * V*s/ . AiJUl W.Ut V.* I ? A r v v \ ?. i by Kaufmann Drag Co., Derickes Drug j Store Sairiel Dray Sc ore. | | Honesty I I in Jewelry jj ''If it came from Senlz's, you ? j know it's ail right," is what one M J of our customers remarked to g ! another the- other day. j| When you bay Jewelry, yoti fij generally have to take the "Jew- E Ieler's word for it" whether it is Q good or not. H That's just where our reputa- I tion for honesty and fair dealing ? counts. | And furthermore, we will al- | ways give yon your money back | and ask no questions any time I you are dissatisfied with a pur j chase. B Special attention to mailorders, 1 I mm if. mm z, i JEWELER, ? 1439 Main, Columbia, S. C $ G. D. Kenny Gempaisy DEALERS IN Sugar,' Coffee, Tea and Rice, j Sugar Sold at Cost. j Fresh Roasted Coffee 13c to j 35c pound. Green, Black and Mixed Tea i i 25e to 80c pound. Rice at Cut Prices. i SOUVENIR EVERY SATURDAY, j 1639 T/lain St. Columbis, S* C" j I FOR SALE _ j Two nkv ?:n Iuhims, caoli, [ .yd(;:) ( .:> ;, i;;i?:u;payable 1\*. h'u r.fres ct' ii'f! n:il-< from P.o- | luJiii.'ir nblioad: iI <Uv: Jliiijr, two "? aaitt S ct:>">. in yond : .sra:-- of onlnvai *:rl >a*.v timber 5 to < : ;? i? ) U : we; I v/a . r ed. I Yin- Si.?.??;:! vivas. l.Vj isrii's'iu ur railroad. nidniprovi d. < { saw timber and woods v. ill j.:.\ tor the j J pijicr. l.an i is tax it. t ri.*t *. -> ? p. r ; ? acre. J id acres nine miles from (Via::::'.:::. ; on ('aindoii r? :::i: ?0 j? r net.-. 2?-o a.-ivs. 1- ii.lit - i.vm idomndiin. I near railroad: .7" par a:.re. 1 ('i) a. 11 'S oi o.nd. ! v .a:!;.- i r. :n ( on way, t-. litre of >;ravJ- rv b. !?. t o aotfs iti 111:!' t.i.ti el:;;vm ' <'-.l wo am-.' tn i ha: a;* ami wruu:- .-1 m". >Tt- ; ivy. m oessnry ot:t :i ele-ap , alio y. iv'iins ; \\ Oil i i ii j :l< :V. <1 c. id.) il j lit:;.-;. .... | ?: o.;. . j i.-. .'vvs ,;! a! ...nr i}, ' r. : i \\ ? i'iry. *. ; ei an?' la u-s s. ...rye .> :rn 1 v. ' d ialsi !i\? ire - 1 :*i ia ('. > j I'.iijio .i t>n ' v mir-iti :o read af ! j ' ill-r. .itior,: emmyd d , I ell l.alanee to pay for loo place. J F. affC&LEY. ?434 iWA?P<3 STR?iIT ?' 'iC > '3 1 o ! Cj .CLL/ ^5Si. 1, ? C 1 1 WISE MEM || AT OPPOI I Never in the history I such splendid valu< 1; I as we are offering nc !AT COST anc j GOOD IROK ! [.BEDS $faiSy S Everything must g< rebuilding our Bed Room S Come at once am 1313-1319 MAIN ST. | -1 bwpmb?bt i ? mi ma i n mi i mm m I ' | p Men's Suits, 11 Boy's Knee Pair | J Cloaks, Skirts, } Pattern Hats, and Notions in : )at all Prices. Come and m your shopping p Iwevi. PLAT fl 1804 MAIN ST. a I Invite Your To my lime of General i Dry Goods, Shoes, Hat Staple Groceries, Hardwa lowest prices. Highest | cotton seed, S M P i I & w i ? I B t! | CEAPI3 " a'qgyvftj?v:'?y-. ^2. -&iSELi2r ^?'?*'ugr.Z4PL"X3V^^-^w >"?r/7?T;>wuwmo? n uxira v> & < c -sS-v.^" ?w-? v>^ /?. i Is /y*! ri i"; < n* * ? ? V ?-F?ftVf"?.W "1f'< c ;?is Si if u r?it> b/. ? ?< ? * > 0;. _ ii,' 3 \ 2 w 151 -*.i ? $ iOSP rBisSBSSt i?g2^{ dr-T^l <e? i 4 & V V>* ?* ? ?X J^^iw'Ku^k p?h ? / arn- *wm.*.mvi.ncn% For full information r }i\ consult nearest Southern I *M T. C. LUSK. r. J. L. MEEZ. A. G. P. A., s?r, x ^ "'-Ji ?' , iiW'-^.,s;' ' JIT V W ^i* Jeiiois Pipes, V;i!vcs asv? rittin?:s, J i^l t San-, C.U1C Mi!Js ir, .stock. L O M J? A ii D J U C c. O M i> A fN Y, A?iiUi,ic?, Ou. GRASP 1 ' RTUNITIES J r of Columbia have | 3s been offered in f )w. Many articles 1 J [ COOD BED C S I 1 [ SPRINGS $ * || Below Cost 1 o to avoid the dirt j store will make Suits $9-50 up J :1 get first choice COLUMBIA, S. C. I <r* '<?* JpS <7*tr 3$ Sga^rf ywii9 | Men's Pants, | t!Suits, Ladies' I Millinery and I Dry Goods, I all styles, and g ake our store 1 lace. 1 T & SON, | COLUMBIA, S. C. 5 The Place | save you money on your I Winter Shoes I Ye bought this stock in March i )ro the advance in leather ami 1 intend to sell every pair at s prices. We have the largest i k we ever carried, so we van 1 svery member of lhe family in |f ir dress and work shoes. jl hirmers' medium and heavy- S glit work shoes a specialty. | P. & f. k. DAVIS 1 10 Main St. Columbia, S. C. | Attention I [erehandise, consisting <d? | s. Xntifm^ Fnncv and 1.1 ire. AU the time at the f market prices for vour | 11 NDi FR J ' 2 >B tusta 2km e is J\' S, S. C. | v *"N. .'?X c VX '% ^ " v??T?" -#'r- ^m>i ?, f y &? *zs ^ "**?* ? a 5 > ft t t * 7;^ v^J l< \ | < U -1 y \t? 11AI cj it it k * \!F ft sT? s 'I . tv r" .?-2 ? \rf J *J <c? V- a L' 5 L- 5 ? ^?. J of;-' *.i* nCa T*v3ii!? i s 2% x> vS - 3 v - 4.L J i S??2l?L*y l *i<9 w % i mb n i C'?> 2 l . 'iisSs?a MeM w ?A? i.s to rates, routes, etc tai!way Ticket Arent. cr ^ ?. A., Charleston, S. 0 Atlanta, Ga. *ifjf * r. KS- -2.T? -r^<v .-?>> . ??.-. .'sv>. U?* ^-v.; V,'Ms^ a?ra f?fe M !i SP*& c I A i n !Sf, fir'sti? Twine, Rofjbit, 5.C., C.t 2rv rij-.c iingines, BOISXRS MJ E'^retsscss # ( uii.s iur Svinic. onai.in^. riii!?>ys, HCii.ng, i , SJiingic, L.iMj Miii , 0?.si.tinc I'si^inc; > IN Vv O H Kb AM) iiUPI't V I