The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, May 18, 1910, Image 2
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Don't take pilU and violent purgative
They don't cure. Take R. L. T. for <
and an juver irouDies. id acts m peue
Chills and Fever.
Dr. Richardson, of Anderson, S C., h
years and Bays he does not know of ai
results as this remedy.
Chiquola Drug Co., Anderson, 8 C.:
Dear Sirs: In response to your inquiry,
I cheerfully state that I have
used R. L. T. in my family for several
years with very beneficial results. I
nave personally used it recently for
its tonic effects and have been much
benefitted. For chronic constipation,
indigestion and torpid liver, I do not
know a better remedy.
Geo. L. Prince,
Judge of 10th Circuit.
Manufactured ai
CHIQUOLA DRUG COMI
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American Beauty Corsets. sp<
Good Corsets at, each
Short Kimonas at
Best Wrappers for ladies, sp<
! A beautiful line of Shirtwaist
Men's Shirts, with or without
Some Beautiful White Goods,
I Ladies' Black Skirts, great ya
Ladies' Wash Skirts, all color
Bemember we are the C
xious[for some of the Cash fro
and see if we can't save you no
Shoes, Millinery, Etc.
Jones Cash Dry I
Phone 784.
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1730 MAIN STREET,
! I Is where you can find or
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<1 or all :
DOORS, SA
BLINDS
;j LIME AND
$ CABINET I
- j* Call or write for Prices.
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Z "olumbia Bank. Centrallj
% II. W. WOODWARD, Pr<
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Z European, 75e and f
TT^o^nnnrt.firs for the I]
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r Medicine and
I Tonic.
s. They only make bad matters^worse.
Constipation, Biliousness, Indigestion
ct harmony with nature. It prevents
tas been prescribing continuously for 25 j
iy remedy that will give such good
I have been using "Richardson's
Liver Tonic" in mv home for some
months past and And it an excellent
preparation. It has served as a substitute
for calomel, giving the desired
effect without the usual nausea following
a dose of calomel, and leaving the
liver in normal activity. I recommend
it without hesitation.
A. J. Oauthen,
Presiding Elder Anderson District.
id Guaranteed by
PANY, Anderson, S. C.
iLE BY
IPANY, Lexington, S. C
Afl 7k SndTA
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scial at 90c
25c and 50c i
. . .15c, 25c, 48c. |
jcial 98c
;s 98c
;collars,special25c,48c, 98c
at 10c, 12 l-2c. 15c
lues at- $1.98. $2.25, $4.98 *
s 98c
ASH PEOPLE, and are an- I
>m Lexington. So come in
Loney on Dry Goods, Notions
Goods Company,
1554 Main Street.
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COLUMBIA, S. C.
ie of the best stocks of $
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KINDS j: i
SH,
; & GLASS Ij
CEMENT. | j
IANTLES. f i
OUR PIES !
re found favor with every body j
abes and men, the little girl in ?
afores and her mother and her j
tndmother. They are of the I
eet, delicious, wholesome, ;
dt-in-your-mouth kind, am7
I're anxious to have you try
3m if you don't know theprects
of our ovens. If you do
ow we won't have to ask you.
IDLINBER'S STEAM BAKERY
COLUMBIA. S. C.
/eli Hotels I
Taylor Streets. Opposite ;
r located. Columbia, S. C.
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Dprietor and Manager. ?
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uropean Plan. g
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3.50 per day. ? i
U.00. Large, Cool Rooms | j
r. C. T.'s and T. P. A.'s. | j
EXCELLED. ?
g Room Help *
tion Given to All Guests. ?
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Foley's
Kidney
Fills.
Whst They Will Do for You
m? _ ? ? -
a ney win cure your oackache,
strengthen your kidneys, correct
urinary irregularities, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
I that causes rheumatism. Prevent
Bright's Disease and Diabates,
and restore health and
Strength, Refuse substitutes.
Sold by all druggists of Lexington.
Henry Drug Store, Chnpin S. 0.
Hade a Quick Change.
Immediately after Susie R. Haroldson
was granted a divorce from her
husband, Samuel Haroldson, in Muskogee
snperior court at Columbus, Ga., '
Thursday, she was married in the court ;
room to Joseph Debrabant, who was
in waiting, license in hand. The judge 1
who signed the divorce decree performed
the wedding ceremony. i *
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John D. R >ckefeller would go broke (
if he should spend his entire income
trying to prepare a better medicine
man Chamberlain7 s Colic, Cholera and J
Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea, dys- j
entery, or bowel complaints. It is simply
impossible, and so says every one (
that has used it. Sold by All Druggists, ?
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Her Great Question. ]
This desire to uplift the sister- I
hood has many drawbacks and dis- v
couragements. Mrs. Lysander John o
Appleton recently conducted such a t
meeting. She spoke of the blind t
groping of her sisters for higher v
ideals and the troubled questions *
that obtruded themselves upon their n
subconsciousness all through the f
day and night. "I would like to c
hear from you," she said. 'Terhaps
in your yearning for a solution of g
the problems that confront you I P
may be able to help you. Mrs. g
Boogs, tell us what is the great e
question of your life." Mrs. Boogs i<
rose, pale and trembling. "It is g
this," she said: "What shall I get for g
the next meal?"?Atchison Globe. e
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A Delicate Proposal. p
A Scotchman who had survived a
three wives and who bad a fourth in t
contemplation decided upon a deli- h
cate method of proposing to the lat- v
est object of his affections. Accordingly
be took her to walk one after- v
noon, and before she realized where
their footsteps tended they had arrived
at the graveyard where his
lost loves lay buried. Standing before
the three tombstones, he said:
'There lies Jeannie, there lies t
Grissel, there lies Maggie, and," he I
added, pointing to the next vacant ^
space and taking her hand tenderly, *
"how wad yon like to lie there?" f
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How Did Ho Know? '
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*1 am not pleased," 6aid the hotel ^
gnest to the landlord, "with the lack (
of confidence you show in your patrons."
"Erplain," said the landlord.
"In a corner of my room is a chiffonier.
On top of it is a card say- ^
ing in large letters, Trivate prop- .
erty.'" J
"Yes?'
"But, besides telling the chance
occupant of the room that the chiffonier
is private property, you have c
locked all its drawers." J
"Ah! How did you know they ^
jre locked ?"?Chicago News. i
Lexington Beef Market ,
Will be pleased to fill all orders for
fresh meats promptly at lowest prices.
ICE will also be delivered in any
part of the town and sold at the
market in any quantity desired.
JOHN B. ROBERTS,
Manager.
NATURE TELLS YOU
As Many a Lexington Reader
Knows Too Well.
When the kidneys are sick.
Nature tells you all about it.
The urine is nature's calendar.
Infrequent or too frequent action;
Any urinary trouble telis of kidney
ills.
Dean's Kidney Pills cure all kidney !
ills. ;
People in this vicinity testify to this, i
J. F. Goins, 1(103 Pulaski St., Columbia,
S. C., says: "During the
past year I suffered a great deal fiom
pains in the small <>f n;y back, the tit
tacks oltFii ta^tirg ror spvimuj nays
a time. My kidneys were also sore
and the seerwions from those organs
were imnaverai. Deciding to try a
kidiK y remedy, f procured a box of
Doan'-s Kidney I1}!!.*. In a short time
after I began their ii-e, I telt better
and :n a iew weeks, i was entirely free
from the pain, i do not hesitate to I
recommend Doan's Kidney Piils."
For s ie by all dealers. Price 50 I
cents. Foster-Mil burn Co., Buffalo, j
Now York, sole agents for t' e United
States. i
j Itenn mbrr the name?Doan't?and
I take uo other.
A Lottar from G-. A. Fink.
Messsrs Editors:?It has been many
moons since this scribe, as Georgia
correspondent, contributed his last
effasion to the Lexington Dispatch. I
am glad to know yon have made a
success of your paper, and that the
good people of Lexington are so nobly
backing you, as you so richly deserve.
I find much pleasure in perusing your
columns as well as some sadness in
finding chronicled there the departure
of many of my old friends and former
acqnantances. But why should we
be sad ? It's a ebt we all must pay,
sooner or later, and we too will soou j
strike hande with our friends who (
have "gone before."
Our old soldier comrades are pass- J
ing over very fast, I noticed in a recent
issue of the Dispatch that my old
comrade, Henry Kleckley, had passed
over; and you said he was seventythree
years old and a member of Capt.
W. D. M. Harman's company. My
memory is not as good as it was in my
younger days (have past my 76 mile
post) but I remember distinctly that
comrade Henry Kleckley, and if I
remember right, his brother Thomas
Kleckley, also at one time belonged to
bhe sa^e company with myself, Capt.
A. H. Caugbman's company F., 5th S.
D. Calvery. Possibly they may have
transferred from Capt. Harman's to
jur company. I will relate some occurences
that I think will convince
rou that I am right. Comrade Kleckey
and myself were the only two
a en detailed to guard McKay's Point
>n the night the enemy landed th^re,
md we engaged them, firing the first
hots in the second battle of Pocataigo.
The same night Lieut. A. O.
3anks, Corporal Jeff. Leapheart and
Tokens Kyzer, ali of our company,
vere captured ou a picket post on the
pposite side of Pocataligo river. The
>oys were not exchanged, if I remem>er
right, until after our command
veDt to Virginia. I would be so glad
o meetf and greet our old comrades,
cost especially those of my oid com>any,
once more, before the final roll
sail.
The people of Lexington occupy a
;reen spot ia my memory and a warm
ilace in my heart. It was her that
;ave me, one among her fairest and
loblest daughters for a life compan[>n,
and our dear Lord has been so
:ood and merciful as to spare us to a
;ood long and happy journey together
ven permitting us to celebrate our
;olden wedding,, on the 16th of the
>ast February. Yes, He has abundantly
blessed us, and we hope and
rust He has and will csntinue to 1
tless all of our dear friends everywhere.
A line from any of yon at any time
will be highly appreciated.
' .. G. A. Fink.
Stilesboro, Ga.,?R. F. D. 2.
The High Cast Of Living
Increases the price of many necessiies
without improving the quality.
Foley's Honey and Tar maintains its
iigh" standard of excellence and its
:reat curative qualities without anyinrease
in cost. It is the best remedy
cr coughs colds, croup, whooping cough
,nd all ailments of the throat, chest and
nngs. The genuine is in a yellow pack,ge.
Refuse substitutes. All Drugrists
of Lexington?Henry Drug Store
3hapin S. C,
The supply of machine guns is innli
: TT< _
iicasiii^ juaii uuiujicau ciiuiifn- rjvcrj
vhere it is conceded that this, the
argest arm of the-service, will play a
lecisiyc part in the battles of the
utnre.
A touch of rheumatism, or a twinge
)f neuralgia, whatever the trouble is,
Jnamberlain's Liniment drives away
he pain at once and cures the com)laint
quickly. First application gives
elief. Sold by All Druggists.
MMNT I
lunnrr I
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For a short while we have g
decided to save our future 8
I customers, agent's expenses. f
This will save about 20 |
per cent, on Organs, and |
about 10 per cent, on Pianos, p
No catch penny schemes v
h emanate from this house. ^
I GOOD PIANOS |
| From $225 up. @
| GOOD ORGANS S
i From $65 up. \
Write or call at oiice for 1
I catalogue and terms to the |
I old estaoiished y
Bj miggwawt - uniiinycixaCTi.'.'CTPwrfcTf
j Wm IB H0U8EI
| 14-23 Main St. Columbia, S. C 1
I New Summ
fi Our stock of N!
8 Goods, Dry Co<
I Shoes and Hats is
I We want our Lexin;
I call and inspect our
I and make our ston
1 while in the city,
buy or not. Our p
IWM. PLATT
1 1804 MAIN ST.
ITHE PLACE
? Fancy and Staple Grocerie
1 Gold Drinks of all Kinds. \
1 handlingCotton Seed Meal and
3 Barber Shop in connection.
i the patronage of Chapin and cc
I to please All we ask is a trial
1 SUMMER &
| CHAPIN, I
I Witt Bra:
i General Merchandise, Lii
Swansea,
Do you wish to buy a bi
we have some of the best ir
Durham, Oxford and Parkei
desired.
Complete line Harness
farmer.
Columbus and Chase <
best made for durability and
; the prices will please you.
We also sell Gasoline .
ing Machinery of all kinds.
It is useless to go elsewh
you want and are here to p]
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strangers anaour guarantee m
us every time,
Swansea.
WAGON AND
CARRIAGE M
We have everyl
in wagon and can
are giving this depa
ness particular atte
We have ready i
spokes, rims, hubs
blacksmiths' tools, j
and carriage mater
Send for descrip
can take care of yoi
r? TKTENV.a^mUT1* M? TV,
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Lorick & Lorn
COLUSVa B?A,
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er Goods!
lillinery, Dress 1
z>ds, Notions, ?
now complete. 1
rton friends to f
m
line of Goods
i headquarters I
whether they 1
rices are right, f
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COLUMBIA, S. C. f
TO BUY |
s, Cigars and Tobaccos. B
ITe make a specialty of 1
Hulls at lowest prices. I
We solicit a share of I
immunity and are .here I
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BOOZER, [
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i/e Stock, Vehicles
s. c.
uggy or wagon, if so
lakes on the market.
buggies any style
and Gears for the
^t^tt Wof?nr>o TW I
^alj * ? o/gv-ho. jl jit/
general service and
Engines and Farm?
ere for we have what
[ease you. We are no
eans something. Try
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ATERIAL
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;hing manufactured
iage material, and
,rtment of our busintion
this year,
for orompt shipment
cross bars, axles,
ind all other wagon
ial.
tive price list. We
iir orders.
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