Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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S Ba Mc COLUMBIA. We have the large Base Ball Good: Guns and spor descriptions, J General Repai] Carolina. : Our prices are t Write for wha when in the cit S. B. I COLUM] Parlor B BEN DAVH NEXT TO SKYSCRAPER, Best cooking ana finest Resta Special Rates by the We M Sred jack CYLINDERS / j Pitcher Sp No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 | Fig. 48?A Deep Well Pu Fig. 40?Heavy force pum for 1 1*4,1 1-2, or 2 pi wind mill work at 1 Prices on pipe and fitti make a specialty of fitting they leave our shop. SE LEE A. LOR | ISIS MAJW STREET COLUMBIA ( THE STORE THAT SELLS RETA Row, Bacon, Lard am We carry evevything in chief aim is to piease. you will be convinced. Corner Plain and Assem COLuMBlJ QUALITY You liHTfe probabij' bought many t) fQOd, coit a prtc*, bat test of iervice soob proved themselves i It might hart been inoes that so the tide#, cap# broke down, heels pat g&rr *?nf <tr?d wer* plated. fTo grai wear, and bt wear your 111 ing selection T. A. Opposite Post Office, THE PRICES TELL J. B. FRII Wliolesa PL A Hjr v -w ?k ^ ? ?? Fe We Want the Merchants, V ington County to Call and I Purchases, We Can Pill Money, 1823-1825 MainS MASTER, - - S. C ! j >st stock of \ 3, Pishing Tackle : ting goods of all s Automobiles and j r Shop, in South I 1 ... . he lowest : : I it you want, and \ y give us a call. | ^cMaster, 3IA, S. C. estaurant, >, Proprietor, COLUMBIA, S. C. urant in Columbia. For Ladies and Gentlemen ;ek. eals at all Hours?Night or Day ?T PUtifiPS [ mo SUPPLIES lout Pumps '....$1.25 each ! ' $1.50 each $1.75 each mps with cylinder at $4.00. ips, with cock spout, tapped ipe for deep well, hand or $6.00 ngs at lowest prices. We r up pumps for wells before 1ND US YOUR ORDERS. IICK& BRO. COLUMBIA, S. C. GROCERY CO., FOR CASHIL AT WHOLESALE FRICES. I Sugar our Specialties the Grocery line, and our Try us before you buy and iblv Streets, near Market, ^ m A, : : S. C. r SHOES! liag# that looked ^fc-,.' *v?& der the rvi^ed irortldes*. on rati e-ter at ^ e wav, fewiug jsggn*?fd agait at th fee things, o in i'oot% ?confident of getting the best quality foot oney can buy, take advantage of the large :ock constantly available for making pleas5 at our store. nt for W. L Douglas Shoes for n <. l, ?1.oC BOYNE, Columbia, SC THE QUALITY SELLS )AY & CO., le and Retail our, ,1 3. /TH 85WL SL1IU. warn, banters and Farmers of LexSee Us lief ore They Make '1 heir Your Wants and Save Yon street, Columbia, S. C. . ... . ?.?* . * - 11 "My husband begged me ||| I t! M totakcCardui/'writef^at- |9 ; r: |g tie L. Bishop, of Waverly, |i j k H Va., "and for his sake I a- ||H n M greed to try it. Before I had ||a j t< m taken 1 bottle, i felt better. |@j j ti || "Before taking Cardui I raj m suffered miserably every m ; ti || month and had to go to m j is j|i bed until it wore off, but |P j jUj now I am all right." Hj ? 50 /fflk m eezsv. ass* m m ra i The Woman's Tonic ? la You know Cardui will a || help you, because it has fig c m helped others who were fig n ? in the same fix as you. 9| * i|3 It is not only a medi- H h gi cine for sick women, but 13 a m a tonic for weak women. ?| a 9| Being made from mild, fi| g m gentle, vegetable ingredi- j|S ir 18 ents, it is perfectly harm- ra .4 k less and has no bad H || Cardui can be relied 11 0 m upon to help you. T m At all druggists. || * The Valus of A Smile. The thing that goes the farthest ' Toward making life worth while, j "ft Thai costs the least and does the most, j p Is just a pleasant* smile. j q It's full of worth and goodness, too, a With hearty kindness blent; a j It's worth a million dollars, I jj And it doesn't cosi a cent. j u 1T0TI3E OP ELECTION " ]> For Issuing Bonds for Water- b works in the Town of " Lezingtcn. V At a meeting of the Town Council 1( for the town ' i Lexington on October |< 18th, it was ordered that un election be ,, held in the Town Hall on November S( 18th, next, on the question of issuing *, Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000.00) in coupon bonds to run for not more ? than 40 years, and not less than 20 years, aDd to diaw interest at 0 per cent, payable annually, at Lexington, S. C., tiie proceeds of such bonds to be used in rbe erection of a Watro Works Plant, for lire protection in accordance with the stipulations in the petitions. It is further ordered that at such *| election the ballot shall contain: "For J issuing fifteen thousand dollars six per cent, coupon bonds l'or waterworks, for protection against lire, according ^ to the specifications set out in the petitions therefor, Yes.'' "For issuing fifteen thousand dol- _ lars six per cent, coupon bends for B waterworks, for protection against fire, t! according to the specifications set out ? in the petitions therefor, No.'' ^ It is also ordered that W. H. Biekiov, a Ilarry Roberts and B. H. Barre be ap- j pointed managers of said election, and J E they are hereby instructed to provide | g for such election two ballot boxes, one j for the ballots on the issue of bonds, aud one l'or the ballots of three citizens j J nf r.ho tmm ro ?>rve ok a Hoard of Com- : mission erf? of Public Works. 0 JOHN J. TAYLOR, *, Intendimt. II. N. KAMINEK. Secretary. t OctoberIS, lWi?. " * TAX .NOTICE 1 I tri U ituc nd t He foUowirtg men t ion ed m places for the purpose of receiving ~~ taxes for tho fiscai year, iiXlH: PeLiojj. Thursday fill day. Roy 11. I ,SL?-adiaan. l-rljuv.tt. m., Nov. l2. fl Samaria. Friday p. m-, Nov. 12 riatis^irtf. Saturday t.ui day, Nov. vl U-eevUie. Tuesday all day, Nov. vs Summit. Wednesday a. m., Nov. IT. Gilbert, Wednesday t>. to.. Nov. IT. L Grout's Store, Thursday p. m . .Nov, is. Addy's H or.-. Friday n. m., Nov. 10. DC Franklin K'isleCs. Friday p to., Nov. lf>. ^ Edmund. Friday ;?. m.. Nov. Cj. Irem*. Friday n. m., Nov. tw. Urock'and, Satut duy all day. Not. 27. Tim balanee of tno time at Lexmirton J Court House until lit oajidvr Ulst, lwu. alter whii'htlnie tin- lollowint: penalties will b-? ad(l"d l?y the (' ouity Auditor and collected w by the County Tr< usurer. On January l. HMO. l per ' nt. penalty will If !?' added tn those who have not paid. On Fopruary lst.iyiu.au itioti:i> 1 jut i will l??? 1 to those who have not ! <' making - j?? t* o?ut. for Fn'?. will ho ? wbleil r?n March 1st. making 7 per cent. pen- ' ultv to bo j.ni't )>v those who have not lmiil 31 !>y March 1st. lino. Tax Hooks will Close M*rch 15, 1910. 1 The hours for closing the tax books will positively be at 11 o'clock for the J ^ morning ami I o'clock for the alter- j ai noon appointments. I r, LEVY. # For Sop"- Purposes *>' ? Mills j 01 For Oolinary Oonniy Pui poses . .. :p.j Mills j For ?' t:<t iihiionnl School Tax a..Mills j For Ko;i<l-? .... i^fuiills j ^ Total l.i Mills j C Spo.'Sji) School Levy Pis. No. Mills Special School i.i vy Pi-. No. is I .Mill- i Sj ial School Eevv !>is. ><?. y.*? -j Mills 1 p 1 S.m-cjai Scj?i 111| l.?-v\ Pis. No. :m -j Mills J 1 I Siiccial SchuoJ l\c\ y Pis. No. ;J7 Mil'** ! v, Special Scht.oi Levy Pis No. l*j .1 Mills | Special Scl'iini Lcvv Pis. No. ?."> *J Mills j Sj.eeial Se|n?n| 1.? \ v Pis. No. M J Mills Special Seln.oi Lev v Pi.-. No. vi > Mills ' Special S--||0|.| !,. * v lie.. -Jl . Special Scii'idi l.c\ v Pis. N". .T> .Mil's | P..il Tax sl.iK" ! a ??.MLI:P.\P LKYY. i S.aonin T<iv. ;.-Jii r> Mil's s . | J J r??.;?1 ICivrrT't.vjii-hip ' .Mill- ! ? i Foil; T<>\v?i-iii 11 ? ?-Iil!s j * I i.?h IF >:i?1 'i'.i \ > ' '! >, I- ; y:i!fr-un j I O'TmIht l.Mii <o :i: ! 1.-:. !"i". I'iirri>-.- <iw ! i?? : i?r- i i t v Gi m.?r 1 han ??tn j lown.-iiip < > -t.-i?" I : t!?? Tivr. : Wh?*n v r itnitr f<?r iiif i*rt :i; i?ni <'i?ni-i-riiirt<; i 1 t;iv- : I\\';i\. Town?hij> it 1 ?i-*.ri " ;! ! I ii tin lis lull. i:?i? i:11 ?. |_ K. I.. W|N(jAHD Tpm-UJ-Til .' .iliKli'ii < ?V Stole to (jet a Husband. Miss Angelina Schlavon, the 17ear-old daughter of Paequale Scliloon, a prominent banker of Chicago, ppeared in court last week to tell on :e witness stand the remarkable stoy she told the police in a confession ist February that she had stolen { early $30,000 from her father's bank > give an uncle and seven other rela LVt'S. She snid in tne confession she pave com the money because they prom;;'d to get her a husband. Kindness To Animals. There is a great difference between irni life and city life when it comes 3 humanity and consideration of aniials. The dependence of a helpless nimal appeals to the youth on the irm and helps to make good-hearted len and women of them. Boys who re brought up on the srreet9 of large ities without personal interest in dolestic animals and accustomed to *eing horses whipped and abused ave little regard for the sufferings of nimals. But the farm boy who has personal interest in seeing them row and develop, receives a lesson 1 kindness that is never forgotten.? .gricultural Epitomist. David McDonald, a fine young lad f Winsboro, was accidentally shot on hursday by his playmate, Warren lenniken, and died next day in the olmnbia hospital. Four boys were laying with a 22 calibre riflle when le accident occurred. The Best Food for Workers. The best food lor those who work -itli hand or brain is never high riced. The best example of this is found in [uaker Oats. It stands at the top mcng foods that supply nourishment nd vigor, without taxing the digescn, and yet it is the least expensive jed one can cat. This great food value and low cost lake it an ideal food for families who ant to get the greatest good from hat they eat. Laborers, factory or form hands, fed lentifully on Quaker Oats will work etter and with less fatigue than if ?d on almost any other kind of food. 11 of these facts were proved and ery interesting information about uraan foods were gathered by l'ro?ssor Fisher of Yale University in i)0S. You'll find Quaker Oats in reglar size packager, and hermetically saled tins; the latter is best for hot iimates. X DR. HILTON'S LIFE FOft THE Liver a?d Kidneys L VEGETABLE*COMPOUND A pi e a9 a n t invigorating aedicine. Very effective in he cure of Dyspepsia, Indigesion, Habitual Constipation, nd all their effects, such as nusea, Sick Headache, Sour tomacn, etc. Perfectly regulates the LIV* US and corrects all disorders f the KIDNEYS. Of great ?enefit in female complaints. For sale at the BAZAAB, lexington, S. C. Wholesale by 1m Murray Drug Com party, COLUMBIA ? C. FARMS # I em offering the following farn-.u in ejciagton county l'or sale, these farms iay bv. had l'or cash or on etusy terms, onsult mo for particulars. 300 acres, the Luther Wessinger place \ miles s v from Chapin (Dutcli Fork) room dwelling, barn, 2 tenant houses, ell and springs, lino combination irm, 1">0 acres in pasture. 140 acres near While Rock, 7 room welling, 2 barns. 2 tenant houses, well nd springs, IK) acres in cultivation, J acres in timber, and l-~> to 20 in pasire. o00 acres on C'ongaree creek, 7 miles 'om Columbia, on public road. 10') civs cleared. 1*20 acres wired for pasire, new 7 room dwelling;, barn, stables, tc. 'J acres. 1 room cottage, barn, stable nd well of fine water. In town of 'hapin. acres on rlav road. I miles from ! >roo!;!am!. ".'0 acres cleared, plenty I ood and water. Stwru: lots and small tracts in ami | ronml "rookland. List your proper! v wirii inc. I >eil >ts, he.me-.- and farms. ' Hi W\ HArrtneAV. fcfcj* Oi K & U ? r> t gw 'w ^ ^ I "The Land Man" 217 Washington St. Cc!nmhia. S. C. AND BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXCHANCED ON COMMISSION. 5C.o For Dyspepsia If you Suffer from Indi; the Stomach, Belching, S ofp O ITnrlll I5/? Vkbi, a lll.U(r XLUUU1 Ulll iw, Kodol supplies the ?ame digestive juices that are found in a healthy stomach. Being a liquid, it starts digestion at once. Kodol not only digests your food, but helps you clijoy every mouthful you eat. You need a sufficient amount of good, wholesome food to maintain strength and health. But. this food must be digested thoroughly, otherwise the pains of indigestion and dyspepsia are the result. When your stomach cannot do its work properly, take something to help your stomach. Kodol is the only thing that, will give the stomach complete rest. Why? Because Kodol does the same work as a st rong stomach, and does it in a natural way. KAUFMANS! DRUG COI j KNOTTS. DO ft m w&jm & iBk "n | jfshoe & \ "w, p ci\pr t ' ?e J n 1/ s .t " * i iiwo . ^ i RR y;v> i-TTrvv s ^ r>pf Ri'I * i' t\ ^ A ?y-xikA^ % t-4 Our Cheery JJepa fresh, reliable goods?ss guarantee satisfaction. 2 \Ve pay highest prices fc ? hulls at lowest prices. Com* ? Agents for Studetaker Wagoi 2 Convenient wagon yard, J #? NtiMitMMMM | ^ P'Um'J'1 B Send us your I I Southern Stat I COLUM] 810-812-814*816*8 juuuunu | 40,000 Rol I WALL Largest and most varied sto ^ close, cal A YOU NEED GOOD PAIN' ^ Picture Frames Made to O J Webb's > A 1627 Main Street > ? The Palmetto C0LU31 WE ABE A Depository *'or tho of South Carolina ;!i of Columbia. WE OWN *100.000 Unite (1 Stat? 'Vrolimi Bonds. WE SOLICIT AiX-otmts ot Banks. I WE PAY Four For Out. on d<tvn-st na lo?; hit I'd ip::n WE PROMISE Our !?? >? efforts to tr; PALMETTO NATIONA1 CAPITA] Wii.ie J<inks, PresifL-ui. 1 dol and Indigestion gestion, Dyspepsia, Gas on our Stomach, Heart-burn, 3 _ ? i T - . 1 neve you almost instantly So; don't neglect vour stomach. Don't become a chronic dyspeptic. Keep your stomach healthy ami strong by taking a little Kodol. You don't have to take Kodol all the time. You only take it when you need it. Kodol is perfectly harmless. Our Guarantee Go to your drupelet today and pet a dollar bottle. Then after you have used th? ?ctire contents of the bottle if you can honestly say that it has not done you any good, return the bottle to tho druggist and ^ he will refund your money withoutques tion or delay. \Vc will then pay the drug- ^ gist. Don't hesitate, all druggists know \ that our guarantee is pood. This offer applies; to the lanre bottle only and to but on? in a family. The iartre liottie contains Ufa times as much as the fifty cent bottle. Kodol is prepared at the laboratories of E. C. DeWitt & Co., Chicago. RftPANV, DiTRIBUTORS. 8999999999990999 9999 CO. I SWANSEA, S- C, 1 |.\Ve carry everything in I General Merchandise. S r . 8You will find our store 5 v % "headquarters for \ Shoes, clothing and * Gents9 Furnishings, Dry S Goods and Notions, Hats, * Etc. s * rtment is always full of e only handle the best and J >r cotton seed and sell meal and ^ ? to us before you sell. # is and Buggies-?Best on the market. , with ample room for stock. w A. I Applies A11 MAILORDERS- 9 'ES SUPPLY Co.. I BIA, S. C. I 18 CERVAIS STREET. UHWWHM Js of Select | , PAPER I i ck in the State, goods marked T ^ 1 and see us. ^ r AT SI.15 PER CALLON. i ; rder Cheaper than Elsewhere. T I -i. ^ ^ \rL Oturc ^ Columbia, S. C. ^ National Blank, [BIA, S. C. looted States Government, the State e County of KichntJid ami the City >s Bonds and $100,00J State of South 'inns, Corporations and Individuals. posits i;i our Savings Department, inl-;?-rlv. insaotronr business to your entire L BANK, - - Columbia, S. C L $?.>0,(aK).0'v) P. Matthews, Cashier. * ,