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COLUMBIA,
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We have the largest
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Guns and sportin
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Carolina. :
Our prices are the
Write for what i
when in the city i
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COLUMBIA
Parlor He
BEN DAVID, I
EST TO SKYSCRAPER.
Best cooking ana finest Bestauri
Special Bates by the Week
Meal
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RED JACKE
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CYLINDERS AN
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Pitcher Spo
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
Fig. 48?A Deep Well Pump
Fig. 40?Heavy force pumps,
for 1 1-4,1 1-2, or 2 pipe
wind mill work at
Prices on pipe and fittings
make a specialty of fitting uj
they leave our shop. SENI
LEE A. LORD
1519 MAIN STREET
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COLUMBIA CF
TEE STORE TEAT SELLS FC
RETAIL
Floor, Bseon, Lard and
We carry evavything in the
chl&e aim is to please, Trj
you will be convinced.
Corner Plain and Assembly
COLuSlftSEA,
QUALITY
You have probably bought many thing;
? -- *- ^
good, that coat a good price, dux uuuer
test of service soon proved themselves wort
It might have been shoes that soon 2
the sides, caps broke down, heels gave v;
gave and <*>les were plated,
fTo guard ag
wear, and be coi
wear your mone;
and choice stock
ing selections at
TAP
dim m " 0ji
o&if t P >st OiHce,
THE PEICES TELL
J. B. FRID
Wholesale aj
Grocers, Floi
Fee*
We Want the Merchants, Plat
4/naton County to Call and See
Purchases. We Can Fill To
Money.
1823-1825 Main Stre
AASTER,
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stock of
fishing Tackle
g good.3 of all
AfYiftWloti finf^ f
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hop, in South j
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lowest : :
rou want, and
give us a call.
CcMaster,
L, S. C.
staurant,
Proprietor,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
mt in Columbia.
For Ladies and Gentlemen
?
s at all Honrs?Night or Lay
T PUMPS
D SUPPLIES
ut Pumps
$1.25 each
$1.50 each
$1.75 each
s with cylinder at $4.00.
with cock spout tapped
for deep well, hand or
$6.00
i at lowest prices. We
> pumps for wells before
? US YOUE OBDERS.
r*i? s. DDA
urvix unv. \
COLUMBIA, S. C.
iOCERY CO.,
)E CASHAT
WHOLESALE PBICES
Sugar our Speslaltiss
) Grocery line, and cur
f us before you buy and
f Streets, near Market,
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n a <<J> m
SHOES!
> that looked
the rugged
"c? \^fj" rl'*-K
Csiy^tts
nil user at """"
,*\rv*A ?1 v
ay, sewing ' JL^Vf\\
ainst th so things, especially in footifident
of getting the best quality foot
y can buy, take advantage of the large
constantly available for making plecsour
store.
Dr W. L. Douglas Shoes for n :c, $1.51)
IOYNE,
Columbia, SO
THE QUALITY SELLS
AY & CO.,
id Retail
ar,
i and Grain*
iters and Farmers of
Us Before They Make Their
ur Wants and Save You
>et, Columbia, S. C
FOOD FOR A fEAR
Mea': ?Wi lbs
Milk 2-10 r,ti
Butter ICC ib<-.
Rggs "itoz.
Vegetables aC< lbs
Tills rcpzv?*ento 3 r*a rafWa
rny zi iLir) for 3. "isar
Eut come people eat and
eat and grow thinner. Thiy
means a defective digestion
and unsuitable food. A large
size bottle of , ,
Scott's Emulsion
equals in nourishing properties
ten pounds of meat
Your physician can tell you
how it does it
FOE SALE BY ALL DRUGGIST8
Send 10c., nam? of paper and this ad- for oar
beautiful Savings Bank and Child's Sketch-Book.
TWh bank contains a Good Luck Penny.
SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pearl St. New York
"Wouniei At Altar Bridogreca
Sills Father Of Bride.
Houst >r, Texas, March 18.?As the
priest was about to comi lete th9 ceremony
that would have made the
daughter of Stephen Pace the wife of
SalvadoreGaifTre, Pace broke into the
church and shot at Guiffre three
times. The third bullet wounded
Guiffro and, lying at the foot of the
altar, ho raised a gan and inflicted a
wound on Pace from which he died
three hours later in a hosffltal.
The spectacular attack threw the
wedding guests in:o an uproar. Partisans
of both men were about to engage
in battle, knives flashed and guns
were drawn, when the cool-headed
priest and the plucky girl,' who was
almost a bride, raised their voices.
The priest sprang to the chancel rail
and chastised the crowd that had
become a mob. Instantly the tumult
died down.
With blood flowing from his wounds,
Guiffre took the vow that made the
daughter of his victim his wife.
The father-in-law died early today
in a hospital.
How Good News Spreads.
"I am 70 years old and travel most
of the time,'' writes B. F. Tolson, of
Elizabethtown, Kv. "Everywhere I
go I recommend Efectric Bitters^ because
I owe ray excellent health and
vitality to them. They effect a euro
every time." They never fail to tone
the stomach, regulate the kidneys and
bowels, stimulate the liver, invigorate
the nerves and purify the blood. They
work wonders for weak, run-down
men and women, restoring strength,
vigor and health that's a daily joy.
Try them. Only 50c. Satisfaction is
positively guaranteed by Kaufmann
Drug Co., Derrick's Drug Store and
Sandel Drag Store.
A lot of people are all right according
to their lignts, but their wicks
need trimming.
Saved From Awiul Peril.
"I never felt so near my grave."
writes Lewis Ohamblin, of Manchester,
Ohio. It. It. No. 3. "as when a frightful
cough and lung trouble pulled me
down to 115 pounds in spite of many
remedies and the best doctors. And
that I am alive tori ay is due solely to
Dr. King's New Discovery, which completely
cured me. Now I weigh 100
pounds and can work hard. It also cuied
my four children of croup." Infallible
for Coughs and Colds, its the most
certain remedy for LaGrippe Asthma,
desperate lung trouble aud all bronchial
affections, 50c and $1.00. A trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by Kaufmann Drug
Co, Derricks Drug Store, Sandel Diug
Store.
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I T? the Fa!
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E We are ottering the 1
| to be given away the year o
| 2,400 lbs of Hi
| The only condition is that;
;f Georgia Chemical Works, /U
| No one excluded, o!<
' people what we South Can
This idea was gott.fi:
if! interest and try one acre of
Association offers for the be
&j prize acre of corn with this
6? as a winner and toll him th
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I The Tri-Cc
I M. E. RUTLAND, Presid
Letter Frora Cr:s3 Bill.
To the Editor of The Dispatch:
If the editor of the dear old Dispatch
will allow me a small space in
one of his columns, I will write a few
lines to my old Ir.xlngton friends,
I long for Thursday to come, as we
get The Dispatch on that day, and as
I glance over the pages and read of
the deaths and si ikness of some of
my dear old Lexington County friends,
my heart is filled with sadness, and
then when I see an account of their
being in peace and prosperity, my
heart overflows with joy.
Itha9 been five years since wa moved
here. For a while I was very lonesome,
being away from my relatives
and Lexington friends, but soon I became
acquainted with the boys and
girls of the town, all of whom are very
kind and friendly.
Gross Hill is a nice little town with
a population of about seven or eight
hundred. We have a bank, fifteen cr
sixteen stores, three churches, Methodist,
Baptist and Presbyterian \ a fine
school with an enrollment of 150. I
am a member of the senior class.
I notice in The Dispatch that there
has been a great deal of sickness in
Lexington for the past few months ,
to my sorrow. I traly hope that dear ]
old Lexington will get in a "bloom- 1
ing'* state of health during these :
pleasant spring days.
Easter is now drawing near 3nd we
are all anticipating a fine time. I 1
thin'r the school 13 going to give an j
| egg hunt. We had one last year ani j
cert linly did have a pleasant time. I
With best wishes to the Lexington !
Dispatch and its many readers,
Brosig Harman. j
Cross Hill, March 21.
5T.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry cut any obligations made
by his firm.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter- '
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of tho system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cent9
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A text should be a starting point,
not an axi3..
Majority Rules
Af anv rata Jfc nnininn it wnrili rsroful
consideration> The opinion of tbe
majority of wagon bnyers is that the
Is the best and mcst economical wagon.
That is why more Siudehaker wagons
are sold every year than these of any
other make.
A great many mere;
Almost twice as many,
Over 70,000 a year
Farm Wagons Alone
Fact?easily?very easily proven.
Ever since you were a bey the
Studebaiier has been the most popular
wagon.
It's more popular today than ever
before. If you think the opinion of ?
the majority is worth anything, corns ,
in and see us when you need a wagon, j
We guarantee unci ooll tho
Siudebakcr.
i KBotts-Dowling & Co.;
CV.7 A \TCU A Q n
I kj IV r-iu cJljrtj IJ, V*
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mi?rs of Ed gel
Lexington
eel/
oilow-Inprizes for the best one acre c
f 1910. '
qh Grade Guane, 1st Pnzs; 1,6
you use any of the following Fertilize:
igusl-a, Ca; Virgin;a-Caroi:na People,
Ashcpoo Fertilize?* Go
1 and young, rich and poor, white am
dinians grow herein tin's Southland, 1
i up to try to improve our farming int
Ans.h nrtHnn on/1 r?nm nml V/in the V*
tuv.u, v-\/??.vn
st farm exhibit, (Fee Catalogue.) Bes
same aero. No cost to^et in the race,
o kind of Fertilizer you will use. \Y<
crtilizer used, and have three d.sinter
tunty Fair Ass?
lent, W. J. McCART:
Ilirail
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^Fshoe 8ei
^msS
Our Cheery JJepartme
fresh, reliable goods?we or
guarantee satisfaction.
We pay highest prices for col
hulls at lowest prices. Come to i
Agents tor Studobaker Wagons am
Convenient wagou yard, wit!
f Plumbing
I Send us your MAIL
Southern States
COLUMBIA
810^1 2-814-816-81 8 CI
TSie Palmetto fl
columbia
we are
A'Depository for the Un?te
of South Carolina the Oca:
of Columbia.
we own
$400,000 United States Bon
Carolina Bonds.
we solicit
Aocoonta of Banks, Firms,
we pay
Four Per Cent, on deposits
terest calculated quarterly.
we promise
Oar best efforts to transact
satisfaction.
palmetto national Bl
CAPITAL $2oC
Wilis Joxss, President.
pm?awwwq?m?mo?awmca?cagawn ?anmrowra
^ waiimMi,TarffTiBwirrf r - mmg rwrtg,r' araxswtpswssgi ? t ^/aj
B??aaga
? i?Ti.w:j,r. -TTEV ^Cl^jr ESgrEJ?3
fs@fe!s Saluda, t
& ft
>f cotton and one acre of corn in each
00 Bfos Second Prize; 1*000 Ihi
rs and make an exhibit at the fair in 0
Columbia, S. C; FaSmetta Fertilize? C
Charleston, S. C.
1 colored, have the same showing. E
>y the use of good Fertilizers, and proerest
as well as improve the lair. S<
rize. This is in addition to the ?50.
ides yon-can enter the contest for both
Write the Secretary a postal and tell
3 want each exhibitor to be able to
estcd parties in your section sec the cot
eiation, Batesb
HA, Secretary, J. M.
1a fjOs ?
WANSEA, S. C. |
e carry everything in
;neral Merchandise. g
>u will find our store ?
adquarters for ?
Shoes, clothing and g
nts' Furnishings, Dry |
ods and Notions, Nats, * *
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ii
mt is always full of
ily handle the best and
:ton seed and sell meal and |
is before you sell. g
d Buggies-Best on the market. *
1 ample room for stock. g ?
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ORDERSSupply
Co.. 1
s. c. I
ERVAIS STREET. H
mi i?i?mm-mmmmTO?????? *
ational Bank,
, s. c. .
d States Government, the State M
ity of Richland and the City Jfl
ds"and $100,000 State of South iV
Corporations and Individuals,
in our Savings Department, ini
your business to your entire
LNK, - Columbia, S. C. fJ
>,000.00 /
J. P. Matthews. Cashier '
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iy Leils|teo Frails j i
I rm iearly to s-,rve yon I
hw one of the most com- S *
lete stock $ of shots to be | *
>und in tlie city and at |
ionc-y saving prices. My >
in n 1 n-n 1-n t.-\ rt\-.-r\ ir/\n S
;uj io o i > o v LV-r ?.ivv wu r
!ie best for the least money. |
Farmers' heavy work f
hoes a specialty. j ^
larfEan's Stcsf lore
1725 Main Street
FOSTOFFICE BLOCK j
COLUMBIA, S. C. j
1 mi?i ii??Tiinr?rr rxworananMi
Xiggggaggagangrt u: kr irr ::-TU^!Man
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Wken and | *
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of the above Counties .
s Third Prize.
etober at BATESBUR(i jj ^ .
o., Columbia, S. C., and
I
very body get busy, sho^V
;resseve ideas in farming. y
) don't fail to take an 8
00 cash prize the Fair jj J
the State and County ?
1 him to enter your name A
tell how the crop was C
ton and corn weighed. |j
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MALPASS, Treasurer | \