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Sic lOo When shown positr remedv had cured mar sensible woman conclm benefit her if suffering Here are five letters the efficiency of Lydia ! LETTE] Elliston, Va.?"I feel it m; great medicine. I was a sui . fined in bed over one third of housework and had fainting alone for five minutes at a tin " Now I owe my health to I i Blood Purifier. Whenever I s these medicines have done fo them."?Mrs. Robkbt Bt.axki LETTER Npw Orleans, La.?"I was fore I took Lydia E. Pinkham hot flashes, weak and dizzy fe get up in the morning feeling " Since I have been taking right. Your medicines are v Blosdeau, 1541 Polymnia St., LETTE3 Wauchula, Fla.?u Some tir toms, headache, backache, bea by female troubles. 44 I got two bottles of Lydi package of Sanative Wash and 441 am satisfied that if I h not taken your remedies, I wo in time with the right medic either. I feel that you are a your remedies than have a d< chula, Florida. LETTER F Martinsburg, W. Va.?441 a table Compound has done woi 441 have told dozens of peoj she hears a gi-l complaining i pound."?M:- Mabt A. Hoce ANOTHER LI Newport News, Va.?i4Abou1 and bloating every month thi 44A friend told me to take ] * * nro,?, X SOUXI 1UUX1U. lCHCi. XUC Wbi doctor approved of my takinj "I will be glad if my te; from female weakness."?Mrs News, Va. Why don't you v > COLUMBIA 11] MANl . Sash, Doors 1 v ; Finish, Pine, i Flooring, Ceiling, Wei 4 and \ COLUMBIA : The Old Question C Shoes, Sho Let Us Ans* H. M. WIN! Lexington, i ?? 1 We Sell the Best ( At Fight Prices. ilc WML /e and reliable proof that a certain ly cases of female ills, wouldn't any ie that the same remedy would also with the same trouble ? from southern women which prove E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. FROM VIRGINIA. j duty to express my thanks to yon and your Ferer from female tronbles and had been conmy time for ten months. I could not do my spells so that my husband could not leave me ie. ydia R Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and ee a suffering' woman I want to tell her what r me and I will always speak a good word for inship, Elliston, Montgomery Co., Va. FROM LOUISIANA. passing through the Change of Life and bet's Vegetable Compound I was troubled with elings, backache and irregularities. I would tired out and no', fit to do anything, your Compound and Blood Purifier I feel all rorth their weight in gold." ?Mrs. Gastox , New Orleans, La. Et FR03I FLORIDA. ne ago I wrote to you giving you my symp* ring-down, and discomfort in walking, caused a E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and a I that was all I used to make me a well woman, ad done like a good many women, and had mid have been a great sufferer. But I started fine and got well. It did not cost very much friend to all women and I would rather use >ctcr."?Mrs. Mathe Hodnot, Box 406, Wau. ROM WEST VIRGINIA. m glad to say that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeiders for my mother, daughter and myself. )le about it and my daughter says that when .vith cramps, she tells her to take your Com:exbep.br, 712 N. 3rd St., Martinsburg, W. Va. ETTER FROM VIRGINIA. i five years ago I was troubled with such pains Lt I would have to go to bed. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and licine strengthened me in every way and my _ ix stimony will help some one who is suffering >.W. J. Blayton, 1029 Hampton Ave., Newport i try this reliable remedy? fieaaine Armstrong Stocks and Pies ?We Do Not Handle Imitations j Six Assortments Carried In S tock Threading Pipe % in. to 4 in. inclusive Also Vises, Pipe Cutters, Wrenches, Bard Bushihgs 1 Columbia Supply Co., Columbia,S C. i mb m mfc. a; [JFACTURERS OF and Blind, Inferior Cypress and Oak atherboarding, Moulding Door Vindow Frames SOUTH CAROLINA j CV ( /verlt X. We are showing the best line ol 11 and Winter Shoes and Oxfords for n, Women and Children, that we have ir carried. U1 the leading makes and Styles to set from, and the prices are bound to please i. We sell the famous Hunt|Club Shoe men. .'all and make an inspection today. GARD groceries " \ Clerk's Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lexington, In Court of Common Pleas. Ellen M. Witt, individually, and as Administratrix of Michael H. Witt, deceased, John M. Witt and Clarence Witt, Plaintiffs, vs. Catherine E. Bryan, et. al., Defendants. PARTITION. In obedience to the several orders of the court herein, the last dated Feb. 26, 1912, I will sell at New Brookland, S. 0., on Thursday, the 28th day of March, 1912, within the legal hours of sale, at public auction, to the highest ~ ^ J l-i.-. bidder, the following parcels aim mts of land, of which the said Michael H. Witt, deceased, died, seized and possessed, viz: TRACT NO. 1. An one-half undivided interest in all that tract of land in said county and state, in the Western suburbs of the town of New Brookland, containing nineteen acres, more or less, commonly known as the "Green Hill" property, bounded by other lands of the estate of said deceased, by lands of L. J. Frink, the Augusta Road and the Hook lands?the remaining half interest therein belonging to G. A. Guignard. TRACT NO. 2 An one-third undivided interest in all that tract of land in Lexington County, said State, containing twentyone and one-half acres, more or less, iying in the Western suburbs of the Town of New Brookland, commonly known as the "Horse Shoe Lake" property, bounded at present by lands of Mrs. Annie F. Hollaud, Dr. Lancaster, lands of Witt & Guignard, the Augusta Road, and by lands of the Columbia Land and Investment Company?the remaining two-thirds interest therein belonging to Adam D. Skull and G. A. Guignard. TRACT NO. 3. /? ? 1 _ T" T All that parcel ci Jana, in me wes- < tern suburbs of the Town of New Brookland, containing eight and one- I half acres, more or less, bounded by j Siiuler's lands, lands of Shuli and Wessinger, the Green Hill tract, and shown on a plat on file in this case, I marked "B.'' TRACT NO. 4. All that lot of land, situate, lying and being in the Western suburbs of the Town of New Brookland, county and state aforesaid, containing one rood and twenty-two and one-half perches, more or less, being half of lot No. 61, on map of New Brookland, and having the following boundaries, towit: The North fronts on Centre 9treet; the Ea9t binds against lands now or formerly of Shuler; the West binds against Line street; the South bind9 against lands now or formerly of Shuler?it being the same lot conveyed to the said M. H. Witt by R. L. and Annie F. Shuler, by deed dated July 31, 1902, recorded Deed Book U. U., page 110. TRACT NO. 5. All that lot of land in said county ( and state, containing one-fourth of an acre, more or les9, lyiDg in the fork of ! -11 3- T.nonVlnvf'c rAft^ C I ! OIQ k5tilUUii cvnu jucapuat u a bounded by said roads and by lands of ' Buff and Sbnll. TRACT NO. 6. All that lot of land, lying in the Town of New Brookiand, said county and state, containing one acre and thirty-five perches, more or less, being Lot No. 75 on map of Town, made by ! G. A. Lucas in December, 1899, and | bounded North by Meeting Street,* East by Lot No. 74; South by Center street; West by drive which extends 100 feet from water's edge on Horse Shoe Lake, conveyed to said M. H. Witt, by Jno. R. Shuler by deed j dated June 16, 1890, of record, Deed Book T, T., page 849. TRACT NO. 7. All that lot of land, in the Town of New Brookiand, baing lot No. 74, on said map of said town, and bounded North by Meeting street; East by lot No. 73; South by Centre street, and j West by lot No. 75 on said map. TRACT NO. 8. All that lot of land in the Western J suburbs of the Town of New Brockland, containg one acre, more or less, fronting North on Meeting street, East of land9 of Witt, Shnll and Guignard; South and West on lands now or formerly of Shuler, being the same lot conveyed to said M H. Witt b3r R. L. Shuler and Annie F. Shuler by deed dated July 31, "1902, recorded in Book U. U., page 111. TRACT NO. 9. \ All that parcel of land in the Town of New Brookiand, bounded by Centre street, Gregory's lot, Roof's lot, Spring street, Lucas street, Augusta road, and lands of others, subdivided into lots, as represented on plat marked "H," and on file in this case. TRACT NO. 10. An fKaf lrtf- nf lnnd. lvin<r in thecoun Ail VUUlV IVU ?j n ty of Garfield, State of Oklahoma,being lot No. 9, Block 4, in Douglas, as shown by the recorded plat thereof, and conveyed by Douglas Townsite Co., to said M- H. Witt, by deed dated Oct. 25. 1904, of record in Book 41, page 216, Recorder's office, said county and State; also, all that lot of land lying in the said county and state, being lot No. 20, Blocks, in Douglas, as shown by the recorded plat thereof, and conveyed by Douglas Townsite Co., to said M. H. Witt, by deed dated Oct. 25, 1904, on record in said office, Book 41, page 217. TRACT NO. 11. All that parcel of land, in Live Oak County, Texas, containing five acres, being Farm Block No. 30, Farm Tract No. 1654, as shown on the map of subdivision of Dr. Charles F. Virion's Nueces River Farm, prepared by S. L. Chalk, and on file in the office of tlio Clerk ct tne county uourt of Live Oak County, Texas; ALSO, Town Lot No. 1385, Block No. 74, in the Town Simons City, as shown on plat of said town, on file in said office, heme: the same lands conveyed to the said M . IT. Witt, by deed from A. L. Mattock, A. M. Avaut and D. WEastmar., Trustees, dnt? d September i*2, 11)07, of record in the said office in Volume 2. at pa^e 25 s. cHHBRflnnHnnHBnnnBimBBtiBBKi TRACT NO. 20. All that lot ofjjland, in the Connty of Cape May, State of New Jersey, known and designated as Lot 10, Block 2, Map 1, Tract C., on a Plan of Building Lots, known as Elmhurst? being the same conveyed to the said M. H. Witt by Wm. L. Mattox, by deed dated June 25, 1900 ALSO, those jWO certain other lots in said county and state, known and designated as Lots 5 and 6, Block 4, Map 1, Tract C, of Elmhurst?being the same lots conveyed to the said M. H. Witt by Wm. L. Mattox, by deed dated July 7th, 1900. gjtF Plats will be exhibited on day of sale. TERMS OF SALE. One-third CASH, balance in two ~1 rvntrmonfo (A TOP Tit", thft ttUUUOi pojiuuuvu ? lots without South Carolina, which sball be all cash) with intercut on each installment from day of sale, and until paid in full, at the rate of eight per cent, per annum, interest to be paid annually or to become principal annually and bear interest at the same rate until paid in full, to be secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of premises sold; said bond and mortgage to provide for the collection of the usual 10 per cent, attorney's fee in case same be placed in an attorney's hands for collection, action or foreclosure; mortgage to contain a default clause providing against nonpayment of first installment, or annual interest, at its- maturity. Lots where there are buildings shall be insured for full insureable value and policy assigned to the undersigned as clerk? Purchaser shall have privilege to pay any greater part than one-third in cash.?Purchaser to pay for drawing of deed and mortgage and for recording mortgage. FRANK W. SHEALY, C. C. C. P. and G. S, H. C. Holloway, C. J. Rarnage and F. E. Dreher, Attorneys. Mar 4. 1912?4w21. Advice on How To Succeed No human being can remain 9ta io. ary; he either advances or retrogrades. Napoleon said of the failure of the Bourbon family: ''They never learned anything and never forgot anything." Yon must develop. From day to day you must bring to bear an ever increasing wisdom?the application of lessons learned. Every incident of your daily toil should be made an educational incident. The average young man does not learn, until perhaps too late, that it doe9 not pay to fritter and idle away his time. Make a study of those who have gone to the head; ascertain what they did in any given emergency. In any emergency a man's conduct i9 the result of the way in which, from earliest youth, he has met the obstacles he encountered. Thomas E. Edison says: "Do not watch the clock; do not chase aside after rainbows; keep everlastingly at * ' ? r* A- ?- _ J.: i ; and master tne tasa 01 tne yme uemg. The troly successful man recognizes that, from time to time, he will receive setbacks. The man who overcomes these is the man of achievement and of eventful success. Backache Almost Unbearable Is an almost certain result of kidney trouble. D. Toomey. 803 E. Olive St., Bloomington, III., says: ''I suffered with backache and pains in ray kidneys which were almost unbearable. I gave Foley Kidney i-ills a good trial, and they done wonders tor me. Today I can do a hard day's work and not feel the effects." Kaufmann Drug Co. R. G. Collins. Postmaster, Barnegat, N. J., was troubled with a severe lagrippe cough. lie says: "I would be completely exhausted after each fit of violent coughing. I bought a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and before I had taken it all the conghinor snpll* had entirely ceased. It can't T w ? ? ? - _ be beat." Kaufmanu Drug Co. Cheves Ligon and William Pully, two young white men, were crossing the Enoree river at Encree on Friday evening, when their boat capsized. Ligon wa9 drowned. . $1,000 To Entertain Boys. Columbia, March 21.?The Columbia city 'council today appropriated $1,0(K> for the entertainment of the boys who will attend the National Corn Show here in 1013. George Stephenson, secretar}' and general manager of the National Com Show, appeared before council and explained that he expected at least two boys from ever}* county of all the States of the Union to be in Columbia in attendance on the corn show. Advice to the Aged. Age brings Infirmities, such as sluggish bowels, weak kidneys and bladder and TORPID LIVER. have a specific effect on theseorgans, stimulating the bowels, causing them to perform their natural functions ss In youth and IMPARTING VIGOR n? to the kidneys, bladder and LIVER. They arc adapted to old and your?. ?B???? PW WMMWWiMMj Would you dominate instead of walki "Do you not see how it would serve t< - d sweet, to have such a body and an atmosphere of desire and comma] impressed with your personality?" How to Have Eyes, B Clean an< GRIEF STATEMENTS FRi Milam has given me a great appetite and cleared and softened my skin. H. W. Laydon, Spray, N. C. Milam has restored my sight almost entirely. I was nearly blind when I started its use. W. E. Griggs, Secy, and Trea9. Westbrooks Elevator Co., Danville, Va. t Milan cured me of eczema ?fter I had suffered with it 26 years and '""^paired of relief. C. H. Williams, salesman for J Cluett, Peabody&Co., Troy, N. Y. WHY WOT LOOK, FEEL Ask your druggist for six bottles of money back if : EPOC Cash gill if ~ ~~~ Golden Rod C The Golden Rod is a new Cook Stove. It is finely finishi Panel, Oven Shelf and Towel I worker. No. Burns 8-20 22 inch wood 20 i 8-22 25 inch wood 22 i Every Stove ( LORICK Si 1519 MAIN STREET j New and jjeaa r\ ^?lr H j WU1 SlUCft. U1 i J Goods, Dry G< I Shoes and Hats is We want our Lexir call and inspect our and make our stoi while in the city, I buy or not. Our WIW. PLAT! 1804 MAIN ST. <l<fcWWfcV*VWW1 * IS IT PAINT i WE H/ \ The Very Be; ' '** -i-a jL i T 5 ?ci gimy X > i Webb's Ar ! % t627i!?3asji Street I | J) DECORATORS: in Burlap, Tap Out o! C:ty Work ction I pends almost entirely upon health. ing in the ruck? As Whitman says ) have eyes, blood, complexion clean soul that when you enter a crowd, id enters with you and every one is lood and Complexion J Sweet ^ DM RELIABLE PEOPLE: ^ I have suffered all my life with my eyes. , Since taking Milam I can read very fine I print and do embroidery work at night without glasses. Miss Kate Mebane, R. ^1 F. D. No. 2, Blanche, N. C. 1 I suffered with a dreadful skin disease from which I could get no relief until I tried Milam. This is the first spring and summer I have enjoyed in three years. I Miss Winnifred Poston, 731 Patterson Ave., I Roanoke, Va. J and BE at Your Best? J Milam on ou7 liberal guarantee? 1C. * not benefited. 151 \ JK3BBflE .. r. OS1. 4 0 ' I -,v ^ took Stoves, j and beautifully designed \ sd with Nickel Oven Door ?od. Large Flue, a perfect i \ Oven Price j n. x 20 in. $16.00 j n. x 22 in. $18.50 ^ juaranteed. j ROTHERS, J COLUMBIA, S. C. 1 rtle Goods, i Millinery, Dress Dods, Notions ] now complete. ^ lgton friends to i line of Goods ] :e headquarters whether they j prices are right, i r & son, i COLUMBIA, S. C. T t ????? i?? mj?mm ,? c\ * WE IT f|g? | st Goods and i Jriced, S t Store 4 Columbia, S. C. % lestries and Walt Payers. ^ Sc!s?i*ed.