The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, February 16, 1910, Image 6

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S. B. McMASTER, I I COLUMBIA, - - S. C I H We have the largest stock of ! I Base Ball Goods, Fishing Tackle I jy Guns and sporting good3 of all | | descriptions, Automobiles and | | General Kepair Shop, in South ? | Carolina. 1 1 Onr nricfis are the lowest : : J | r Write for what you want, and S | when in the city give us a call. j | IS. 5. McMaster, I COLUMBIA, s. c. I Parlor Restaurant, I BEN DAVID, Proprietor, | EXT TO SKYSCRAPER. - - - COLUMBIA, S. C. Best cooking and. fixiest Restaurant in Columbia. For Ladies and Gentlemen r Special Rates by the Week. dl Meals at all Eours?Night or Day & ( RED JACKET PUMPS ; CYLINDERS AND SUPPLIES t0 S| Pitcher Spout Pumps I 1 No. 1.... $1.25 each 1 ? '* No. 2 $1.50 each c. No. 3...... $1.75 each Fig. 48?A Deep Well Pumps with cylinder at$4.00. Fig. 40?Heavy force pumps, with cock spout, tapped gt for 1 1-4,11-2, or 2 pipe for deep well, hand or te wind mill work at $6.00 ; Prices on pipe and fittings at lowest prices. We make a specialty of fitting up pumps for wells before m they leave our shop. SEND IIS YOUR ORDERS. ^ ... - BLEE A. LORICK& BRO. | 1519 MAIN STREET * COLUMBIA, S. C. ~s ^ ? |f: ?.?f m COLUMBIA GROCERY CO., omonn rpTTAT crTTfi "PHP f!A?TT ff< 'I' Ti Fj OlUAXl 1 X1?L J. A vmi EETAIL AT WHOLESALE PEICES Flour, Bacon, Lard and Sugar our Spscialiles : We carry evsvything in the Grocery hne, and our b; chief aim is to please. Try us before you buy and you will be convinced. ...... m . Corner Plain and Assembly Streets, near ffSarket, i> COLUMBIA, ; : S. C. fi 11? !? niii w i i QUALITY SHOES! ? ^ tS You have probablv bought many things that looked good, that cost a zv >-y once, but under the rugged iM-? " =?. [<.ic i%, ,r> test of service soon proved themselves worthless. to It might have ben shoes that soon ran over at * ? MOv"" the sides, caps broke down, heels gave way, sewing w q.nd soles were plated. f < fTo guard against th se things, especially In footwear, and be confident of getting the best quality foot cr wear your money can buy, take advantage of the large and choice stock constantly available for making pleasing selections at our store. Sole agent for W. L Douglas Shoes for n: ?n, $1.50 ^ T . A . B O Y N B , I TX 0 >posite Post Office, - - - Columbia, SC et it ?1????????????????? c( rpttt ptjtEES TELL THE QUALITY SELLS I d> Xiljul A ? ? ?< J. B. FRIDAY & CO., g Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Flour, Feed and Grain. We Want the Merchants, Planters and Farmers of Ze~ I ? ington County to Call and See Us Before They Make ! if Purchases, We Can Fill Tour Wants and Save Tou % Money. ^ 1823-1825 Main Street, Columbia, S, C a - b 1 In cKsoraers ?,nd dis- ;.| | eases c? children drers ? | seldom do good arid & i often co harm, i| C/* ? r * > 7 ? aici'iu iTcecon^; anc $ | bathing are the babies"' ~ I remedies. j? SC0ft!S iiilSli I is the food-medicine that % not only nourishes them 1 | most, but also regulates 1 their digestion. It is a | wonderful tonic for chil- I dren of all ages. They i rapidly gain weight and health on small doses. FOR SALE BY ALE DRUGGISTS j Seed 10c., name of paper and this ad. for H our beautiful Savings Bank and Child's f| Sketch-Book. Each bank contains a * Good Luck Penny. SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pear! St., N. Y. S OBITOAEY. lure. Martha Elizabeth Kyzer, r.ee awl, was bom October 18, 1S-D, and ed January 17, 1010, aged SO years, months and 29 days. She was bapzed in infancy and in early life was uiftrmect in St. John's Evangelical iithcran church, of which she was a ifchfai and esteemed member until iath. Of her it was said that she as truly a Christian woman. On March 2i, 1S-30, she was married > Mr. John Bynum Kyzer, who presded her rc the spirit land several sars ago. To them were born six ins and three daughters. TiiObe livg are: Dr. Paul B. Kyzer, of Rocky ount, N. C.; Mrs. F. B. Hurman, cf Mumbia; Prof. J. E. Bawl Jlvzer, , X. Kyzer, and Mrs. Mary Edwards Lexington. There are 23 grandlildren and one great grand child, f her father's large family there are ill living four brother5 and one sisr. B. W. C. Won't "Need a Crutch. Y*Tien Editor J. P. Scssinan, of Cordius. N. C., bruised his leg oadly, it arled an ugly sore. Many salves and ntments proved worthless. Then nek 1 en's Arnica Salve healed it thorighly. Nothing is so prompt and sure ir Ulcers, Boils, Burns, Bruises. Cuts, cms. Sores, Pirn pies, Eczema crPiies >c at Kaufmann Drug Co, Derricks rug Store, Sandel Drug Store. Mr. Rober: Lath an, of the News and ourier staff, has been promoted to ie position of managing editor to LcceeJ Maj. J. C. Hemphill, who >es to Richmond 10 edit the Timesiapaich. An attack of the grip is often folicwI by a persistent cough, which to any proves a gre it annoyance. Chamirlairrs Cough Remedy has been exnsively used and: with good success ?r the relief end cure of this cough. !any cases have been cured afrer all ! ? ** '3 i .c? -5 1 r\ Ktt A 11 rsggists. T A. Jones, a. Confederate veteran, od in Saluda on Wednesday from the fects of an overdose of laudanum, ken, it is supposed, with suicidal inut. A Safeguard to Children. i;Oar two children of six and eight ;ars have been since infancy subject colds and croup. About three years ;o I started to use Foley's Honey and i.r, and it has never failed to prevent id cure these troubles. It is the onl} edicine I can get the children to take ithout a row." The above from W. Ornsteir, Green Bay, Wis., dupli,tes the experience of thousands of 3ley's Honey and Tar. Sold by all ruggists of Lexington, Henry Drug :ore of Chapin, S. 0. A dead whits infant, with its head ushed?apparently murdered?was u id on a vacant lot in Clinton cn 'ednesday. ? ? -rJTfc Saved From Awful Peril, "I never felt so near my grave." rites Lewis Chambiin, of Manchester, hio. R. E. No. 3. "as when a frightil cough and i&wn troabic pulled me nvn to 115 pounds in spite of many imedies and the best doctors. And mt I am alive today is due solely to r. King's New D'scovcry, whicii cometely cured me. Now I weigh 1?"?0 )unds and can work hard. It also curi my four children of croup." Infallle for Coughs and Colds, its the most rtain remedy for LaGrippe Asthma, jsperate lung trouble and all bronchial fections, 50c and ?1.00. A trial bottle ee. Guaranteed by Kaufmann Drug o, Derricks Drug Store, Sandel Drug ;ore. r: A Wisconsin man has been arrested id will be tried on the unusual charge killing a cat. It is alleged that he rew the cat, in a furnace. Mnrp nftnnle are takintr Foley's Kid ~ f?x ^ ^ -? ly Remedy every year. It i9 considerl the most effective remedy for all drey and bladder troubles that medi,1 science can devise. Foley's Kidney 3medy corrects irregularities, builds > the system, and restores lost vitality. )ld by all Druggists of Lexington, *nry Drug Store of Chapin, S. C. Tvra Largo Sagles With Soy. Laporte, Fenn.?Ten-year-old Ira Cunningham ha3 the distinction of having had to light with two huge bald eagles for his life, and he will carry the mar^s of their talons to the grave. i The boy is the son of a farmer living in a remote section known as Kingdaie. On Thursday he was istucvh'g from school, and was about a mi.e from any habitation when two eagies swooped down upon him knocking him down and attacking him with great fuiy. They repeatedly sunk their talons in his shoulders and tried to carry him away. The boy fought pluckily, and, getting hold of a club, resisted the birds so sturdily that they abandoaed the attemp; and flew away. ? ^ ??? STograss Dies A*sd HQ. At Durham, N. C., Mary Cain, a negress, died on Wednesday at the age of 116 years. She was of such clear mind until last year that minute details of the war of 1S12 and the part that Orange county soldiers plaj-ed iu it were fresh to her. The old woman lived on a farm nine miles from Durham. ? A good many opinions rise in the stomach. m E|a ^ ^ ^ g ^ f SI SIZE BOTTLES 50c ] Your Druggist can get it for you from j S 1 * ?01 COLUMBIA, S. C, \ fl I Bargains Bargains I I WHILE THEY LAST 9 A limited number of slightly I g used ?95 High Grade Organs | p i for only $53.50. | j |j These Organs appear near | j E new and are warranted to last a | r J Jong life time. pj ^ Terras of sale given on appii- g ( g cation. l a Write for catalogue, stating || ( a terms desired. p : j g This is an opportunity in a |h f S life time to possess a flue Organ g | at about cost. [3 { Answer quick for such bar- Sj ; ja gains don't last long. ? " j| Address | ^ 1 1428 Main St. Columbia, S. C. | ? m | III? | | 5? FUNGS AND ORGANS 1 THE STATE OF SOUTH;CAROLINA, County of Lexington.. By George 8. Drafts, Esquire, Probate Judge. Whereas, E. J. Ranch made suit to me, to grant him Letters o? Administration of the Estate of and effects of Paul E Lowman. These are therefor0 to cite end admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Paul E. Lowman, deceased, that they be and ap i. r i t. _ m pear, ueiure jne, in uie uuurt ui x;u- , bate, to be held at Lexington, C. IX., S. C., en 2-Jrd day of Feb. Iv)10, next, after publication hereof at 11 o'clock in ' the forenoon, to show cans?, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 7th day of Feb. Anno Domini, 1010.. Geo. S. Drafts, (L. S.) Probate Judge, Lexington County, S. C. Published on the 0th day of Feb. 1010, in the Lexington Dispatch. Three Boilers For Sale. We offer three 60-horse power, 100 pounds pressure boilers for sale at ?200.00 each. Saxe-Gotha Mills, 4wl7 Lexington. S. C. Stationery Cheap* A big lot of paper and envelopes in 5 cent packages, a bargain at The Bazaar, Women Suffe from Diseases And Most Women Do Tlx Real Cause of thei These poor, suffering vrcmen c have been led to believe that their . j&gk misery of mind and body is entire- jgjj ly due to "ills of their sex." Usually \ W.* the kidneys and bladder are responsible?or largely so. And in such cases, the kidneys and bladder are the organs, that need and Jp must have attention. Those torturing, enervating sick headaches, dragging pains in back, j?5& groin and limbs, bloating and swell- A& ing of the extremities, extreme wlj nervousness or hystc-ria. listless- n A ness and constant tired, worn-out feeling?are almost certain syrup- vj/ toms of disordered and diseased Tjgs kidnej's, bladder and liver. DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder ^ il Pills have, in thousands of cases, . ]' "been demonstrated as remarkably ^ ^ beneficial in all such conditions of female organism?affording the most prompt relief and permanent benefit. j 4 As an illustration of what these Pills will do, Mrs. P. M. Bray of arati Columbus, Ga., writes that she was E. Tery 111 with kidney trouble, and want that she is now weil?and that have these Pills are what cured her. are i They are very pleasant to take, der c and can in no case, produce any and deleterious effects upon the system be s ?as syrupy, alcoholic, liquid prep- paid. KAUFSEMSSl DRUG GOS^PAS ? ot??oe.396a'OC?esi3'S>?e?<f0??eo?e*?s{ KNOTTY PI iiimiiwin i ii 11i"i "j.i ?-M i i f?vv"? i s i pFSHOE 68,11 \ M ARE BEI FlR Be. * ? Our Cn^ery JJepartinei 1 fresh, reliable goods?we onl > guarantee satisfaction. i We pay highest prices for cott ? hulls at lowest prices. Come to us j| Agents for Studebaker Wagons and { Convenient wagon yard, with ??????*a#?oe#a??aaeaa????? JiMH?i jjjj >|j Send us your EVS&EL C I Q Q | OOTTTHESN STATES 1 COLUMBIA, ?5 810-E12-E14-S1 6-818GE I 40,000 Rolls | WALL P. r Largest and most varied stock in t W close, call and s ^ YOU NEED GOOD PAINT AT * ^ Picture Frames Made to Order CI $ Webb'3 Art P 1327 Wtaln Street f k j??" 1 mi l ttwtwnir h'wi i n hub i i?ii? TIsa Palmetto Mi COLUMBIA, WE ARE A Depository for the Un?t d of South Carolina the Count of Columbia. WE OWN ?400,000 United States Bond Carolina Bonds. WE SOLICIT Aocouuts of Banks, fcir ns, C WE PAY Four Per Cent, on deposits i] terest calculated quarterly. TtTT* DDOMTSP n JU x Our best efforts to transact j satisfaction. PALMETTO NATIONAL BA CAPITAL $260,1 WILIS Jojras, Bnwtdea*, ? :r Agonies i Kidneys is Not Knowing the ir Condition ^wswat ens are apt to do. C. DeWitt & Co., Chicago, ; every man and woman who the least suspicion that theyj ifilicted with kidney and blad-[ iiseases to at once write them,; a trial bos of these Pills will ent free by return mail post*; Do it to-day. 4 >JY5 DITRiBUTORS. se??.?80?e??8??eseoo *??? rvrAN3EA, S? O? 1 carry everything' in S eral Merchandise. 8 A l will find our store iquarters for S hoss, clothing and | . !s' Furnishings. Dry is and Hofsans, tlats, S 9 0 ? O 0 it is always full of ? y handle the best and J & 9 9 on seed and sell meal and ? before you sell. J Buggies-Best on the market. ^ ample room for stock. J piitlS ' 1 1R2ERS1 jj| T'^n T VT ^ s. c. i RVAIS STREET. of Select I APER . | ho State, goods marked ^ ;ee us, \ 51.15 PER CALLOW. ^ icaper than Elsewhere. (ir Store $ CcSismbbj S. C. liimml llaik, 3. C. States Government, the State ;y of Richland and the City s'and $100,000 State of South /orporations and Individuals, a our Savings Department, in? 'our business to yocr entire N"K, - - Colombia, S. C, 000.00 1. B. auxrsswa, Cashier