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wrofbssiosai cards. DR.G. B. HARDING, THE OLD AND TRIED DENTIST, is at his office doing good wor& at I moderate prices. Oall to see him don't wait. Near Hyatt's Park, COLUMBIA. S. C DR. F. 0. GILMORE, DENTIST., 1510 Main Street, COLUMBIA, S. 0. Oryxes Hocus; 9 a. m. to 2 p. m., an 1: om I to # p. m. WM. W. HA WES, Attorney and Counselor at Law. SEff BBOOKLAND. S. 0. Fraedoe in all Courts. 1 Business solicited. November 1.1906. MLLL TOOLE, Dentist, 1 COS Main St. s Columbia, S. C, OFFICE HOURSt O A. M.-S P. M. :t - k S* EriKB. F. . PBSHBB SPIED <Sb DREHRR, attorneys at law, iXINCFTONO H ft 0 Ulli practice In all the Courts. Buslneat solicited. One member of the Arm will always be at offloe, Lerlnaton* 8.0. JH. FRICK, attorney at law. uhapik, sc.* Qffloe: Motel Marion, 4th Boom. Second floor. Will practice in all the Courts Robert moorman. Attorney-at-Law, Admitted to Practice in all Courts in this State. Carolina National Bank Building, COLUMBIA. S. 0. RAY F. SOX, DENTIST. < ItXUND, LEXKQTOJT COUNTY, S. 0. - "V ? > .. "" rURMOMD * GALLISON, ] ATTORNEYS AT LAW, . " Win- PBAOTXOB IK ALL COURTS, < We will ba pl^uad to meet these J toeing legal basinet* to be attended j ?#v it oar affioe at any time. } Kaufman* Building, J Lexington, S. 0. \ t J. WM THURMOND. j Sept 18,1811. T. 0. GALLISON. 1 ' I i rraURMOND 6s TIMMERMAN, * 1 ATTORNEYS Atf LAW, WILL FRACTION IN ALL COURTS Citizens' Bank fi'ld'g, Bafcesbnrg, S. O. f We will be pleased to meet those baring le- ? gal business to be attended to at our office s fit the Citizens' Bank Building at any time. Respectfully, > Wit. THURMOND. g a. BELL TIMMERMAN. ji Albert m. boozer, * attorney at law, ] <vvT nMRfa S. t'J i Wt'uax'^uf Omax: isii Main Street, upstairs, opposite Yam Metre's Furniture StoreBspeoial attention riven to business entrustsd to him by his fellow oltlzens of Lexington 3ounty. i DR. D. L. HALL, DENTIST COLUMBIA, S. O. J Lutheran Publication Building, , 162i> Main St. > Ofiice hours S a. m., to o:30 p. m I Dec* 23. 1907--6m : ] DR. C. J. 0LIVER9S, ? ? !k 1424 MARION ST., , - COLUMBIA, S. C. j Is pr< pared to treat all troubles of < E e E*r, Mose, Throat and Lungs, ' Tfce fir- of Spectacles Guaranteed. < BARNARD B. EVANS, Attorney at Law. MTMNAUGH BLDG-, COLUMBIA, 8 C. Practice in all Courts. , . MONEY TO LOAN. . r-"> c Residence. 1529 IXte WMhtngtan \ Pendleton Street. ( OfB^r No. 1372 i Residence Telephone No. 1086 I U] .AUv iiVANS, I W . L.A vVYER AND COUNSELLOR. I OoLraiBLk. S. 0. DR. A. J. ADAMS,! DENTIST, j SWANSEA, SO. CAROLINA. ! 50?6mp j 6. W. LINDIER,! Chapin, S. G.. Has an uo-to-date line of COFFINS AND GASKETS l On h*al, &t> prices to suit evei^hVv Priocifrom $1.50.up {S'j.lj . Oall on m? and I will save you money I a a prepared to furnish a hearse when ever desired in connection with my undertaking business Tan. 1?y SOT MD HEALTH TO MOTHER M 8FR?. 2!cs. Wi.vslow's Soothing Sykttp Le j he-t nr.*<l f'>r over S'XTY YEARS bv MUTTONS < f AIOTHEKS for their CHILDREN V/fili.:; rEETlIING. with PERl'ECT SUCCESS. I* soothes the child. soeth.ns the or:::ALLAYS cLi LAIN ; CUKES WIND COLIC, r.: *s the best ri:.ic-iy f- r DIAEIt H'EA. Tr i K-'.'nt'-Iv hann'e. s. Jb;- sire r.: : L fv: ' j > ... . uscuu.sa bov I | I Saved! I II ,CI refused to be operated II j 11 on, the morning I heard II || abou: Cardui," writes Mrs. |1 i || Elmer Sfckler, erf Terre gi ' E| Haute, InsL "1 tried Car- ?| ||j dui, and it heJped me Egl ] || greatly. Now, I do my own Eg -rPADnm IHUHIWUI The Woman's Tenia i gg Cazdm is a odd, tesic H ' B remedy, purely vegetable, B [ H and aets m a natural man- B B nereiafiiedelieaie, woman- H e B fy constitutor buikiing B s B up stoengfii, and toning up B d H fee nerves. In fee past 50 B g 9 years, Cardai has helped B * || more Shan amiKien women. B t || You are urged to try it, B 1 9 because we are sure that B m it wiS do you good. 11 || At di drag stores. B ?? ?"*i a TAX NOTICE 5 Office of County Treasurer, Lexington D County, Lexington, 8 C., September ? 20, 1811, b For the convenience of taxpayers, I viU attend the following piaoes for he purpose of collecting taxes for the f >resent year. Books will opon at 8 >'elock in the morning and close at S o'clock in the afternoon. 2d Addy's, Wednesday Kov. 99. Ceisler's Store, Wed. eve. Nov. S?. * irooklancl, Baturday, Dec. 9. ?* U6YT. P for State Purposes ft* Mills * For Ordinary County Purposes ... 4 Mills *1 for Past Indebtedness .... ? Mills r Jpeoia. county (bridges) . . 1 Mills *~ ?or Boadn . . 8 Mills & for Constitutional School Tax... . 8 Mills b Totalis Mills 81 Special School Levy Die. No. l 4 Mills * Jpe?Mei beboohLeTy - ie. h?o. 15 8 Mills n Special School Levy Die. No. 18 8 Mills f, pecial School Levy Dis. No. 86 9 Mills ' Special School I very Dis No 84 8 Mills Special School Kevy Die. No. 87 8 Mills Special School Levy Dis No. 48 2 Mills Special School i^vy Dis. No 75 f Mills Special School Levy Die. No. 65 ? Mills Special School Levy Dis. No 88 2 Mills ? Special school Levy Dis. No. 28 2 Mills tpeciai School Levy Dis. No. 85 8 Mills Special School Levy Dis. No. 18 2 ills Special School Levy - 'Is. No 28 2 Mills Special school Levy D1h. No. 17 2 Mi lis Special School Levy Dis. No. 66 2 Mills S Special So-ool Le y Di.. No. 12 2 Mills b Special School Levy Die No. 7 2 Mills . Sp^c a) School Levy Die No 48 2 Mills n Speei 1 School L-vy Dis. No. 50 2 Mills s Special Sehool Levy Dis. No. 84 2 Mills k Special Schol Levy Die. No. 86 2 Mfils Sr.^ci 1 School L,eVV I)ie. KO. 71 2 Mills ' i-tiool Levy Die. ISO. 16 2 Mills I Poll Tax #1.00 r Com mutation road tax for 1912, two a loll are, is receiyed at 'he same time a is other State aud county taxes. e Read instructions be^ow before a remitting: According to law the County Editor will add the following penalties: On Jaunary 1st, 1912, 1 per cent, penalty will be added to those who i: have not paid. On February 1st, 1912, ^ %n additional 1 p^r cent, will be added to these who have not paid, making 2 per'-eat. penalty for February. Still an additional 5 p~r cent, paualty will be added or March 1st , making 7 per cent, penalty to be paid by tluwe who f ha^e not paid by March 1-f, 1912. Tax Books wiil close March, 15,1912 * When remitting giv*-each township a pr school district your property is in. ] Glye one name in fail,-not initials. . Very truly, E. L. WINGARD, 2 Treasurer Lexington County, S. 0. Some girls would lose out even if I Bvery jear was a leap year. The Edgefield commissioners have made contracts for furnishing that 1 citv with electric lights. Woitf will I begin oe the plant eoon. J ..... . t Honest y in Jewel r> i \ "If it came from rienta'e, yon j know it's all right," is what one (j of our customers remarked to B . another the other day. I . When yon bay Jewelry, yon 8 generally have to take the "Jew- gjl Ieler's word for it" whether it is good or not ? That's just where onr reputa- 1 tion for honesty and fair dealing p counts. I And furthi rmore, wo will al- ? ways give you your money back pj and ask no questions any time 9 you are dissatisfied witii a pur 9 chase. ? Special attention to mail orders, 9 j f riff a *>? r*r* nfiarmr* I i I'HA?t.ra\ r. Smipi | JTWELm, I i | 1439 Main, Cuiinubia, t>. C g |3 'i< Vifc?rrwririnfnir tmn it -.v "ffr-'lVia''1' 9 ' Resolutions* Hamptoa Oounc I No. 51 Jr. 0. U A. M., at its recent meeting passe< iho following resolutions on the deatl of James M. Wessinger: Whereas, on the seventeenth day o November, 1911, James M. Wessinger a charter member oi our Council, d( parted from this world to one an known to us: and, whereas, the mem bers of this council, bis brother Jun iors, have been bereaved oyer the sat ath of our dear brother; be it re so.vod: 1. That it has bean the will of oai Heavenly father to remove from oui council the soul of our brother, let ut i? brothers bow in humble submit ioc ,o His will. 2. Trusting that we shall all be mi ed again in that happy home ibove. 8. That this council has lost a derrved member, who for years was a ime worker in the cause of our noble >rder and was ever ready to respond ?> the eail of duty. 4 Resolved, That Hampton Ooun?il be draped in mourning for 3t) daye 13 an evidence of our sorrow over the L>aih of onr beloved brothe. 5. That the keeper of records and eal be instructed to transmit a copy r these resolutions to the bereaved amily, and a copy forwarded the Lexngtoa Dispatch for { u dication Q. B. Wilson, Chairman, W. M. Fields, R. H. Rawl, H. R. Day. Is yonr husbaud cros&? An irritable, auk finding: disposition is often due to , disordered stomach. A man with 0 d digestion is nearly alwaj s go- d 1 vtured. A great many have been peraauently cured or stomach trouble by ikmg Chamberlain'8 Tablets. For sale y All Dealers. A wise man may forgive, but only a joI will forget. A Household Medicine 'hat stops coughs quickly and cures olds is Foley's Honey and Tar Comet, nd. Mrs. Anna Pelzer, 2526 Jeffer3Q St, Omaha. Neb., says: "I can sot mmetid Foley's Honey and Tar k>xnpound as a sure oure for coughs nd coids. It cured my daughter of a ad cold and my neighbor, Mrs. Benon, cured herself and her whole family rith Foley's Honey and Tar Command. Everyone in our neighborhood peaks highly of it. Kaufmann Drug Co. Life is too short to waste any of it orrying over other people's affairs. A Mail Carrier's Load eems heavier when he has a weak ack and kidney trouble. Fred Due* ren, Mail Carrier as Atchison, Fas . ays: "I have been bothered wr.h iclney and bladder trouble and had a svere pain across my back Whenever carried a heavy load of mail, my kidey trouble increased. Some rime go, I 9?arted taking Fob y Kidney Pilis nd since taking them I have gotten utirely rid (if all my kidney trouble nd am as sounc now as ever.'' Kautinann Drug Co. When a woman borrows trouble she osisrf on paying it back three or four imes. For Sale. I will sell to the highest bidder beore the court house door on the firs! londay in December, my place known is the Levi Smith place, containing 37% acres, with new six-room dweilng. Terms, CASH. !w4 S. P. CORLEY. Clothes may not make the man, >ut they help him to look the part. Private Saie of Lands. As executors of the estate of Henry L Hendrix, deceased,' we offer for sale he home place of the said Henry J. lendrix, containing 170 acres of land, ;ogother with dwelling house, etc, Ul parties interested oall on or ad lross 1 he undersigned. W. H. Heudrix, J. W. Orout, 8w3' Executors. nrViq f/^vn m.pahfti r?f ?.llnrv. Dil on county, assisted by two citiaena rounded up eight negro gamblers Sat irday night, and they were made tc jay $180 into the town treasury. When an optimist loses his job, he 8 apt to become a backslider. Foley's Kidney Pills What They Will Do for You They will cure your backache, Strengthen your kidneys, correct urinary irregularities, build up the worn out tissues, and eliminate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. Prevent Bright's Disease and Dia. bate3, and restore health and strength. Refuse substitutes, For Sale By Kaufmann Drug Oo. Why Suffer \ From Eczema? ' j f i ! A Seorgla ian Tells Kis j Expsnsnce. I was afflicted with a very bad case * of Eczema for t\ve?i\-?ye years, * which was in my feel, legs and hips. Through all this time- I tried uiiferenc : remedies and Doctors1 prescriptions, r obtaining no re'iief until I used your i HUNT'8 CURB. t One 50o box cured me entirely, and though two years have elapsed I have > had no return of the trouble. > Naturally I regard it a the greatest j remedy in the world. Yours, J. P. PERKINS, Atlanta, Ga. k A. B. RICHARDS MEDICINE CO., * Sherman, Texas ! Sold by, J. R. Langford, Swansea, 9 C W. A Oxner, Gilbert. 9 C. . Kaufmanu Drug Co. Lexington S. C. 1 Don't think because yon close your eyes to your faults that your neighbors will do likewise. Asery THE JEWELER 1508 Main St., Columbia, 8. C. REPAIRS WATCHES AND JEWELRY Hakes Them Good as New MEDALS AKD BADGES tSanufactureif in Our Own Shops for Schools and Ofhor Purposes. AVERY, The Jeweler 1508 Main St., Columbia, S. C BEAR IN MIND I 08 08 i 4 * i I J? 0 0 8 Is Headquarters for Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Rice, Etc. Fresh Coffee roasted ' daily. Don't put off buying xr/"vn?* onrl cnfirqi' J UU1 W11 VW UUU tjuguil They're going Higher. C. D. KENNEY CO. 1639 Main Street, Phone 157. I Columbia, S. C. ?u???s??a? | Full Lin *5 UUIU \ 5 The Best MadefJ Also Good Ship! ^ r Old Reliable Rock I ? J = ? t1 RHEA L!\ | \ ^ 1109 Hampton S : v^VWV%^WVW ' " 1 !i The question of the most profit tblc icrt:r,o-rr f . v^'\ for potatoes has been the subject cf Vvry t i J :-v^?-V: V-* '^V^X U .vl.ac_ 4. ? ? 4..>. Vl 'fi'1-'' ' '.- .r*0^'^'j-'- .r- >"*. %?$" ' -i-;>.' vs?-*v* .t'\' ' * ^4 ^ -..,-: ; '-'"" ^i-n-.v an ." ? K .T ? ??? ?? * ? " j;A*v r* * "i r ,?B > ' + ' ( w~~* i.? ? J *r*l. ! . . . i fir" * . . i i"' . wmvj--" { h'* corr'nsion !> I ;it 1-jvJ jvi . ; . j_; , i < * i i . .. i i r ' ''fT?:; VP, ??.-*OI...ij V'*? piiGSp-.O. Iv. ?-:- a iV' J ;' & rOi^or, "A ,fc, k??4 V^3S^/ C..T.J SLi; .-..?-3 li-A ? -#. J tertil- - . ,.... Tti fA tor early potatoes ana suu ins. o: nn \ ic w,' ; ^ ? j ^ uioit profitable under average coudi* iotic. 'J.'hcPota-a _j^L* be i:: the form of Sulfate. i-?z ? i.i.'U'V grower.; use double these amounts. ' i'J f v;ch brands can lie had if you insist upon them. l)o not accept la u>-; :;'UU po'.atoiarti'izers of low ^rade. us lor Potash prices a::J for Free boohs w:t:; f-*rui?.it; J j GERMAN KALI V/OKK3, Far. "TL x&sfrir v Coiatlocnto! EH^., &.vtir= x o ms.iitkoooc}'. ?Lc^d*. CIaIcaso At Wtiil.:-- T- < : .>! La..*.- ".Xdottf, Ntrw OHoajm ^ *^l-^^f-'1ll"IMI -T?miMi wy ?i ?i' i ? ii ??ir m*4-'** ,vw' M?n ? IIIIIIM IIIIMPM?IIHIW MPMiaB?3?? ???IEI???? OHM IW Mk [Hfck A strong; blast, with little effort, can be procured with a i BUFFALO 625 FORGE Mft The ideal portable forge for outdoor work y Write for prices \ " C0L1JMBIA SUPPLY CO., Columbia, S. C 1 I Am Headquarters For SHtianrfl Ellinrle UBiy B a lutt <** HSgh Grade and Low Prices. See me before placing your order for building material. N. H. DRIGGERS, COLUMBIA, S. C. E. OSCAR FALLAW, Sales Mgr. The Prudential (ii M.Monthly Income Policy is the JPSflP 1 Door soparting Comfort From V4JRB!v p?verty. _ _ f On wncn siae wii| your ?amily be after your death? J. t. COLEMAN Mgr. ALFRED J. FOX, Special Agent, Chariest..!-., S.0 LEXINGTON, S. C. THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA, Incorporated as a tsiock company by the State of New Jersey John F. Dryden, President. Home Office, Newark, N J ??KTraai mii ?www?umagMniiiiimins ! '? ??" a?? ?nauaa?" New iied Seasonable Goods, ! 3 mmu in ir\ op -*jc xca: xaa r. cr gaMBnecgixcjaagaraeTrA/rMRgc'-g^iAS^i.rar.a i ?i ! m ?acaaaamam? ??eqoseac ^ Our stock of Millinery, Dress jj i Goods. Drv Goods, Notions y Shoes and Hats is now complete. Wp vranr our Lexington friends to \ IV ? * *- o r - W call and inspect our line of Goods and make our store headquarters while in the city, whether they buy or not. Our prices are right, Viffl. PLATT & SON, 1S04 KADT 1ST. COLUMBIA, S. C. I 1 : \> I ????????WB?8MB?I Bill HI I III SUKLiln BMU?W? VVVVVVVb/V^VVVVVVVV^^VVVVP J ft ftf lllnhnr nnrl t \ 0 U! ftGUOl aim 11 ?zh? ? I ?All Sizes and the Prices Suit Everybody. ^ ^ merit of Columbus, and Rock Hill Buggies, the ^ fill Buggies, "A Little Higher in Price, BUT-" ?*> | n' n? i?i?g,ait>BfAk.^>.?g >.a j.A.uihUMw.iMi'A : >.v?. - -u- . . s :? " i i i mum 11 i iiWihiimi ^pf T re ?rrr*?*V 5 i f ^ **. .*! i .-. '- ui ' ,.- - - ' M /? ^ *' \ (& * 5 fcreetj - Columbia, SouSJi Carolina. ^ ^