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For sore throat, sharp pain in lungs, tightness across the chest, hoarseness or cougn, . lave the parts with Sloan's I * Liniment You don't need to ft rub, just lay it on lightly. It penetrates instantly to the seat | of the trouble, relieves conges' tion and stops the pain. Here's the Proof. Mr. A. W. Price, Fredonia, Kans., says: 44We have used Sloan's Lini^ ment for a year, and find it an excel. lent thing for sore throat, chest paiDS, colds, and hay fever attacks. A few drops taken on sugar stops cough| ifig and sneezing instantly." Sloan's Liniment ft is easier to use than porous B plasters, acts quicker and does W not clogup the pores of the skin. I It is an excellent an - j- K!i!H | tisepac reraeay zor BBM asthma, bronchitis, Enfij L and ai] inflammatory ^ diseases of the throat and chest; ShX-AVYTbI | wd break np the ttinflBBira deadly membrane in an attack of croup, S I and will kill any kind I jfr* ^ I of neuralgia or rheu- I 5 matic pains. f ? '* ^5f^tp ffl Print 25e^50c^? $1.00. I 9>iZdk~ H 1 Dr. Earl S. Sloan. mow. *A8a^ The Lexington Dispatch. A ? i ?? Wednesday, November 24. 1909. i _ Z&dex to ITew Advertises: eats. General Merchandise?P. M. Frick Dry Goods?Mimnaugh'*. Ten Day Sale?W. D. Bates ?* Bank Statements?Home National Bank; The State Bank; Lexington Savings Bank; Carolina National Bank; Palmetto National BaDk; The Brookland Bank; Bank of Swansea; Bank of Chapin. Banking?Home National Bank Raal Estate?A. J. Fox Dry Goods?'Tapp's. Hogs?Matthews & Bcukriigbt Co H&rfeet. * Lexington 14j^c [ . DeWitt's Little Early Risers?the safe, sare, gentle, easy little liver pills. i Ra snre to get Dewitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve, the original. Always rei use substitutes and imitations. The original IVWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve i< good for anything a salve is used for, bat it is especially g09d for piles. Sold by Kaaft'mann Drng Co. ?. ?. " ^ ^ 1 : .. . ; Cotton S39d Hoal and Hulls. We now have a fall supply of cotton seed meal a?xl hulls for sale at lowest prices. Will exchange meal and hulls : for seed. Tiring us your rawhides. . We pay highest prices for s.-.me. SUMMER & BOOZER, Chap'm, S. C. T1 ?. jam'j??ammm IBIIBHI riiiiiwaBWPBw? v Just received of Horses and M tucliy. Saddle and E Draft and Farm KENTUCKY T All sold under See us b>: ?| y 7;\ ^ 12 ff. i rr^v r< VS". tSMEfa & - t -v n NV v ^ tg vi 'N S <f35 tlu KJ ^W-*" lk<* >! r . i? < ^,-. <-? *. r< .- x TVT r< rp-r-, | OBITUARY. I Naney, the wife of John W. Wise, | was bom January 30, 1863, and dej parted this life November 6, 1909, I making her stay on earth 46 years, 9 | months and six days. W. Married. j .November is, ii>uy, at me iesiuem-c j of the bride's father, Mr. Wade Hook, j by Rev. J. A. Cromer, Mr. Charlton j Roof and Miss Pearl Hook. All of | ! near Brookland, S. C. November 21, 1909. at the residence ' of the officiating clergyman, Rev. J. A. Cromer, Mr. Edward Corley and Miss Nancy Swygert. All of near : Lexington, S. C. Odd Fellows to Sleet. , | Dixie Lodge I. O. O. F., will meet j Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock p. m. I j All members are urgently iequested i to attend promptly. , Saves Trouble. i "After all. it is an advantage to have a sophisticated hnsband." "lb what wayV" "Well, - it isn't necessary to waste time hunting through bis pockets at uigh t."?C h lea go Record - H era Id. Hopeful. Miss Ch'.girl-Now. what do you: think of the theory that Methuselah was really not as old as report said he was? Mr. Frank?I think it is eery en-, j couraging. Miss Oldgirl. ? Baltimore American. Gout Defined. "What is gout?" asks a correspondent. Well, it is an infliction if inherited. but is often a source of pride when acquired.?St. Paul Pioneer Press. The Camel. Why is a camel easily angered? Because it always has its back up. Rhetorical Figures. "That orator's speeches are full of golden promises to his constituents. "Those aren't golden promises." said Farmer Corntossel. "Those are golden bricks."?Washington Star. Fly Fame. It seems a very simple thing To kill the little flies. v .^ You are so big and they so mail And you so very wise. You chase one with a spatter round The room most everywhere. You bring it forward with a slapAlas. he isn't there! The little fly is very fly. He dodges well your blow; He leads you on a merry chase And thinks you pretty slow. And fame and fortune are the same, Just like the flies, I swear. You make a swoop to scoop 'em in? Alas, they are not there! / * ?Boston Herald. The State Bank. Conservative in its management, the State Bank of Columbia, is one of the strongest banks in South Carolina. Its officers are men of recognized business ability and the showing they make in their published statement elsewhere is a most creditable i one. ? 7 It is a fine time to butcher- Go to Matthews & Bouknight's for your hogs. Don't forget to bring or send your dollar, due the Dispatch, when you come to court next week. Fjme showers fill Men day night and yesterday morning. Come to The Bazaar for your CJirist; mas and holiday presents. Mrs. Eugena D. Hendrix has further added to the beauty of her home | by having the weeds and grass cleaned off her yard* m???o??a?i??n?wbmb?w??? L two car loads r ules from Keni i ! [arness Horses, 7 I i ( Mules. L HIGH C LAS AND l?iULEI3 ouarantee?must be !r i .bore buvmy any kim ?/ v' y / p o;:e |J$i -.yy.-oo 'ye--o e,/. i > bi &5fii S j.:bS : ;: &$'/* m j ?':< .n :. >. -.. i-g??,{ ft\ ' '. -- a ii i& w ii -J 'sU>^ j_- .ill >. Jf \ REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE CAROLINA NATIONAL BAN at COLUMBIA, S. C. At the close of business, Novemb* Kith. 3909. RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $920,273 Overdrafts secured and unsecured 10,109 i U. S. bonds to secure circulation 200,000 U. S. b^ndrt to secure U. S. deposits 1,000 Premiums on U. S. bonds.. 4,500 1 Bonds, securities, etc 164,096 Banking house, furniture and fixtures 142,353 Other real estate owned 124 1 Due from national banks (not reserve agents) 45,890 1 Due from State and private banks and bankers, trust companies and savings banks 12,009 ! Due from approved reserve agents 124,515.1 Checks and other cash items 6,830 ( ( Exchanges for clearing bouse 15,653 Notes of other national banks ?,550 < Fractional paper currency nickels and cents 474! Lawful money reserve in bank, viz: Specie 47,785 ' Lepal tender not-es 27,.>40 < Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (5 per cent, of circulation) 10,000 ' Total $1,746,?CG 1 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid ill 3 :-00,000 1 Surplui-lfond 100,000 1 Undividi d profits, less expenses and taxes paid... 29,975 ! National bank notes outstanding 200,000 1 Dne to other natiouai banks 4,801 < Dae to approved reserve agents 19,200 i Dividends unpaid 12$ < Individual deposits subject to check 1,151,764 . Time certificates of deposit 3,700 1 Certified checks 115 1 Cashier's checks outstanding 4.361 United States deposits? 1,000 1 Notes and bills rediscounted 28,721 Reserved for taxes 2,937 1 Total $1,746,706 1 State of Sontli Carolina, Couniy 1 Richland, as: I, T. H. Meighan, cashier of the abo1 named bank, do solemnly swear th the above statement is true to the be of my knowledge and belief. T. H. MP7IGHAN. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before n this 18th dav of November, 1909. JNO. B. WITHERS, Notary Public for S. < Correct?At test: J. H. Pollm, T. S. Ihyan, J. S. Muller, Directors The Sun. It has been stared that no one hi ever seen the sun. A series of co centric shells envelops a nucleus < which we know nothing except that must be infinitely hotter than the fior est furnace and that it must amount more than nlue-teutbs of the sob mass. That uueleus ic the real su forever hidden from us. The ontc most of the enveloping shells is a bo 5.000 miles thick and is called tl "chromosphere." It is a gaseous ftoo< Prompt Rebuke. "Orlando, you mustn't put your ar nrnnnd niv waist." "Why. Gloriana, it's been there f half an hour." "Well. 1 didn't notice it till^ ji now."?Chicago Tribune. The Real Victim. After a man has been sick a we his wife looks worse than he do from taking care of hint.?Atchis Globe. Advantage is a better soldier th, rash ness.?Shn k esj iea re. . 1 jk' ^ ! i 51 2 pai-3j. -rjr> huce >er^ I* ss iri !i ? 5*=? F* r *2 ^ L a vise? n U xXiey 5<ati? ?-?1" ' -''5 </_. > i \ t: v t ! J* , J, i Oi Sl(:CU. fl!% y n L r| $ $ j3 if. sf fef-v; $ i 3 COLUMBIA. S. G. REPORT OF THE CONDITION j Of The g PALMETTO NATIONAL BANK, at Columbia, S.C., at the close of business November lCtl * 1909. RESOURCE3 Loans and discounts $1,170,303 ; 26 Overdrafts secured and unsecured 21,653 : S4 U. S. bonds to secure circulation 2?0,000 ( 00 U. S. bonds ten seourc U. S. deposit* 80,000 ( 00 U. S. bonds on hand 64,500 ( 00 Premiums on U. S. bonds 15,000 ( 80 Bonds, securities, etc 298,453 ; Banking house, furniture 30 and fixtures K) 1,022 ( 00 Due from national banks 65 (not reserve agent) $272,933 SO Due from Stats and private 63 banks and bankers, 02 trust com52 panies and savings banks 136,466 94 44 Due from approved reserve >0 agents 267,421 13 Checks and oth25 er cash items 65,080 32 Exchanges for clearinghouse 49,036 87 To Notes of other 00 national banks 22,rC0 00 Fractional paper currency, 00 nickels aud ? cents 229 SI 36 Lawful money r e s e r v e in * ^ bank, viz: XX Specie 20,092 50 Legal tender ^ notes 125,315 00 R e d e m p cion ^ fund with U. S. Treasurer >i (o percent, of circulation).. 12,.">00 CO OO < o0 Total ?2,07*2,107 1 LK) LIABILITIES 00 Caoital stock paid in ?250,000 C Surplus fund 50,000 C 51 Undivided profits, less ex00 penses and taxes paid 23,770 ( National bank notes out30 standing 250,000 C 00 Due to other na? tional banks $ 660.201.45 03 Due to State and of private banks and bankers 300,156.88 re Dividends unpaid. 42.00 at Individual deposits st subject to check. 1,214,SIR 10 .Demand certificates of deposit.. 10,100.00 Certified checks.. 11,712.50 Cashier's checks outstanding 14,&7U00 D. United States deposits rr, 550.53 Deposits of U. S. disbursing officers 10.018.SO $2.385,937.1 ? i Liabilities other khan thoeo above stated 2,400.C 13 Total $2,972,107.' u" State of South Carolina, County < ^ Richland, ss: I, J. P. Matthew?, cashier of tl c- above named bank, do solemnly ewej to tliat the above statement is true to tl ar best of my knowledge and belief. n. J. P. MATTHEWS, ]r[ Cashier. f Subscribed and sworn to before n this 18th day of November. 1909 J? BjaUCE W. RAYENEL, Notary Public. S. C. Correct?Attest: W. T. AYCOCK, m F. H. WE3TON, B. F. TAYLOR, or Directors. ist STATEMENT OF THE CONDITIO of the BANS OF CHAPIN, ^ LOCATED AT CKAPIN. S. C., A on THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS NOV. I''', 1909. an Resources. Loans and Discounts $10,001 Overdrafts 254 Ranking House 1,714 l Furniture aud Fixtures 1,795 * Other Real Estate. o,.'i75 Due from Banks and Trust | Companies 14.429 f Currency 2.080 VjtOIQ a , v. Silver and other Coin 13;> Checks and Cash Items Expense 047 Total .*41,205 Liabilities. | Capital Stock paid in "? 9.900 ( I Individual deposits subject i to chock 20.M5 j Savings deposits 45?> i i Time certificates of deposit 10.051 i i , | Total si 1.205 State o;: South Carolina, / Countv ?>i Let: in:: foil * j I> -tore r,;j. came .1. F. Ilonevcul ! Cr-shlar tiv i:ain'd h.'inK. v?*n : btiiir {Inly s/'orn, says That tho a bo ! :i;k! is a tnv e?> j (iition ot sai'.i bank, as show a by t! J books (>{ said. bank. .[. F. fTnxr.vri n. j Swovn 10 and subscriber! bot'ore in j ibis i-'sd r. iv of >b)V.-a:i>t r. 1W:?. X. Z. Sr:ws;b Xoinry Pubiic for H. 1 > ! (X'.rr: : ! ? . ) | J. S. WK-tsok-:. i W. li. WlU.IAMS. Dins-tors. i i-? * ?- -n i i. n v - ? ' a*- ^ "t (vV^^ortT* r* 1 rttSd liu>. 4. * ' * V i -k.? < J. V * V - J vt 4/ I ; Only .wo s. - and \w v-. ; <j' ;s?' <:.; w ;; ! ' i*. i ;;; - : >;:. . '!:r | b " i !;? *;; 11 > ; X . ?' : , > . r ...'n a. ' IL-. : :< y ' ) ? V?".? \ V;' ; : ' . I." . . * t . \ ci mU A,\ 4 (to '/ >*? 4 V* V 4 V < l? ' 1 I . '!1!,.<'<*:!i' !^:":>v;'.u'ir,:;."'y will "!ily n | on S.:tiii*vi;i\ ;bi> }:;c.% of the :i } S' ii. .111 i^I t' Jj'M.-. IE : =; , :l FAMOUS REMEDIES x) Popular and Efficient Reuse* 50 bold Medicines Sold on [ Merit Only. L6 ]9 Andes' Great Prescription Recommended for Catarrh, all forms of Stomach, Liver, Kidney, Bladder Troubles " and purification of the Blood. I Germ and Worm Eradicator. Andes' Wonderful Gil Used externally and in- j ternally, recommended for 9 Rheumatism, Neuralgia, S Headache Toothache, Ear- j| ache, Backache, Sore Throat, ji Sprains, Bruises, Pleurisy, 5 Diarrhoea, Cramps and all j a aches and pains. j * \\ THE KAUFMAN DRUG ; COMPANY, . < ll ' Sole Agents for Andes' j J jP LEXINGTON, . . . . S. C. |j | 11 ilmBMttOIOJJMMBBB?j (6 STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION ? ? OF THE <2 ?0 BAI?E OF SWANSEA. j Located i?.t Swansea. S C., at the close J K) oi: business Nov. 16, 1W1). C >0 RESOUKCJ!t>. j Loans and Disoounta $17,450 M j >5 Overdrafts 50 ( Banking House 2,*259 54 J >0 Furniture and Fixtures 1,527 CO < Other Real Estate 259 CD j Due from Banks and Trust ; Companies 20,900 (3 t Currency 2.000 fO t Silver and Other Coin 230 1-3 ^ Total $01,002 69 ! LIABILITIES. j Capitol Stock Paid in $10 000 CO t Surplus Fund 101 04 t Undivided Profits, less Our- ~ rent Expenses and Taxes < Paid l,:dS'J Individual Deposits subject j to Check 38,260 25 J Savings Deposit*' 11,051 96 i Total $61,602 60 j ;0 State of Sorrn Oajiojjxa, i j ^ Couuty of Lexington. \ < _ Before me came B. E. Craft, Cashier ' ro of the above named bank, who, being J j duly sworn, says that'the above and < foregoing statement is a true condition i of said bank, as shown by the books of \ ? said bank. B. E. CRAFT, J Sworn to and subscribed before me, < this 22nd day of November, 1909. j J. G. Fallaw, (L. S.) < Notary Public, S. C. j ,p Correct Attest: j 1 R. L. Lybraxd, | W. H. Witt, \ I. W. Hurro, J Directors. < STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION ok the BBOOKLAND BANK Locate! at New Brockland, S. C., at the close of business Nov. 1'.*, li;00., resources. Loans and Discounts $14,432 GO T Demand Loans 1.03 00 Overdrafts 418 517 Banking House 4,050 CO Furniture and Fixtures 1.7-30 00 Due from Banks and Trust Companies 12X32 70 Currency . 750 00 ,S9 Silver, and other Coin .. 438 74 (51 Checks and Cash Items 425 74 04 Insurance, Stationary and 7,S Expenses 054 09 44 I . Total s! :,00.2 40 02 i.tawutt.::s. 00 Capital Stock paid in ?7,170 00 00 Due to} Banks and Trust 30 pompanies 428 04 Individual Deposits subject to 10 i Check 1.7.$04 48 ? Savings Deposits 10.201 01 26 Time Certificates of Deposit 500 00 oo To::l1 sum-;-.u | j State of Sorrn Oauoeixa. / 79 County of Lexington. 1 [); j Before me ctune L. S. Trotri. j 00 I fl- Tit of the above mimed fiuuiv wit'.>. j i duiv sworn. savs that the above i 1 ?: . i v, j lon^oaiu" snavm<:ir i<:: i.-ut- coa.Mm j J ("'I bam:. us i)'* rlio o! j < >ai<l i-auk. j 1 rr. j T.. S. TPOTTT. Pr-.d'i.- nr. | ; .<*. I Sworn to and snnsori ! < (! 1?. !"? -i .- :n.*. i , w ! t!ii?- rd ;l;i v Xovembor. I -i>. n- j Wu. V\*. iLw. r.s. (!.. S. j he ! Xotavy PaVdi'j tor S. ( . j i ' Cr'.Tc't ari ' Li?, i 'I. L: Surf.;:.:. | j F S.\ i)! !., j ' X. j i Jii'oet i ?i'S. f 1 i |: . bx/ u L ^ V ! * v-f lij > - 4a* W S, ^ J ; :\ ?.!<! iviirJvlo. s:ifo r.r.-I: a: e r rat ay i , I ,i-y :' ,i"' 1j , -,U . > I i *?' - . . ..*1 * \ - ..u? * ) . <> . .. - . . 11, ! . 1.. , V ( I \\'ii \ < ;1I .. ; iv.-. \o i! i " ! L-.-xincrU-n. S. ll" i iU-piiir \v > '* s;> ialt . i AS WELL AS i ft large on<s are welcome here? i yon need not wait until your bus- | iuef*> has assumed great propor- [ tions before opening a Checking ! i Account, DO SO TO-DAY. | | j Onr patrons regardless of the I I amount of business done, receive | I every courtesy in all matters of t II business entrusted to us?and j< i ? Ij there is nothing in safe banking | ] we cannot perform. Talk it over f j with onr cashier. !i CAROLINA RATIONAL BANK, i COLUMBIA, S. C. I L Bool Estate | sr*d lusnrasiss, | T.WTTJaTKW - s. r/ > j A4 VA * V * f Ml -V r WANTED | 2 iO farms, 75 to 150 acrc-8 each. > j Answer quick, giving full de- | scription, p'Aoe and terms. | 540 aerca 4 miles from Swan* [ sea, known as the Joe S),T"*npert i | place, -W ac-ren open lund 4, room > j dwelling, barn aiid ttaoU a. plen- | ! ty water. > ) 1 8 h. p. engine and Toiler, 1 [ j 50 saw gin, conen&r aid prets, 1 > ; thresher No. 3. j 105 acres 4 miles from S >ed- \ ; rer.r., 30 a. res cpen land, ore cm . i dwelling. [ i 72 stores near Styx on Sonthern ) railway company, :jo acres in ul- \ fixation. 3 room house, deep well J and good orchard. > One-half acre lot in Lexington, [ 3 3 room dwellirg. > \ 20 4-10 acres near Lexington, > I timbered. [ J 124 acres, 3*? mils from Barr; 50 acres open land. 9 Room > dwelling, 2 barns and other out > buildings, easy terms. ; | 20 >4 acres near Saxe-Gotha , mills, I) room dwelling, outbuild- > ing, good orchard, plenty water. [ 109 acres 4 miles from Barr ( 12 acres open land near church i and school. | 1 Stationery engine 12 H. P. >, 1 Boiler, 18 II. P. \ 1 Saw Mill & Fixture. [ 104 acres near Saxe Gotha Mills , K3o acres one mile from Lexing- > toil depot-; To acres cleared; young | orchard; creek runs through > place; fruit never fails. > 50 acres near Lexington. . . [ One lot in town of Lexington. k j One lot on Main street of Lex- K | ington: good building. [ | 80 acres 2 miles from Lexington | i Plenty water. Fruit never fails. > 1 So acres near Lexington. Good [ ( for truck. Frnit never fails. i j 2 >0 acres 2\ miles from South- i J ern railway. GO acres open land. [ Frnit never fails. Good orchard > < en the place. Two buildings. i j 25 resident lots in towu of Lex- [ ington. > 45 acres, 3 miles from Lexington, 2 9 acres open land. Plenty water. | 3 S5 acres, 7 miles from Gilbert > 3 25 acres open land, 35 acres > | round timber, 3r) acres boxed [ 1 timber, 2 4-rcom bouses, > | barn and stables. Church and > 3 school house within 2 miles of [ place. I ; One large lot, 6-roorn dwelling > | and barn oil Main Street, Lex- | ( ington. > f 3 acres, good dwelling near > | Lexington. ^ | 1 S-) acres '-> tail- s from Chaplr, > * -"> room dwelling, Mid outbuildings > 2 -10 acres open land. | 6 "?'k acres very near Lexington , Q . 25 acicsooeu land: nienrv water 5 } On ill'- idaoo. \ | ()!;? No. ' > J. C. Steele brick mill < 2v> nrivs four miles from J a ? feed ".nan en LiaeU Creek. < " ( < s I I Wiiie or call to see me < a i ?? ! .1 " $ >! cry : - -1 f ' ft. T*1 1 $ 'i/i-'v3 !&<?*'rIS?E*'a 1' ? ? S ;xo IZijs L? jc ia J 3 f>: j;vt} .?.- ic 3 r? j P. r ? '.r.T < | &?'/ ? s L oii' j>-lLa L>iirik>a| j ij Lsxiagrtoa, 3. C J i.1 s ; ?".v-'i-ji-v.-.r-y-aiisrv rrrnst: 5 ! 2.? i. rii i ? ?t; CI. I^ ?? . r v 5<> ?/. i (i f , r-. r r t - !*< ?* ? 71 3 g ?> X I : : >:::*> > ; ;iu!,>s .-a $ I V .. .; : .. : .. v , t S 1 ' A - ' g i p ? B _ ... - P * n 5 o J- :> $ ? ? . . .?..if Ci i? s k.? ii f V? 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