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WANT ALL THE FACTS.
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Governor B*ease is Urged
Once More to Make
Good His Charges. j
As the old seiner proes Gov mor 1
31*^6 should eith-T put. up or shut up.
ro the eha^e^ Governor Blease made
igainst them in his Newberry inrerf-Kut
f.hfl? wpr? *'whitewa?hii?K"
arw, .. heir
friends a ?d dcvo i"g their time
;?attempting to find Homeihrnc to dis edit
him and his administraii.m, the
Hspensary inves'iga'ing committee
las made reply.
Af'er receiving the Governor's re'tmal
to appear b-fore the committee
ind submit his proofs and evidence,
phich be says he has and of the governor's
refma; to turn ov^r the Folder
letter , the committee says that the
"gov rnor can hardly be pern-us in
lis statement that the committee is
ittempfcing to 'whitewa-h ' "
They r* O'te the gov? rnor's repeated
refusal to assist the comm ttee, but
rei ew t.h' ir invitation to him to o me
forward am. give out what t e know*.
The committee is attempting to probe
without fear and without favor. To
this end the committee invites any
citizen of South Carolina, who has
*nv knowledge of any one who has
had criminal or unquestionable connection
with the late dispensary, or
who suspects any one of any knowledge
of unlawful acts to come f rward
and assist the committee in probing
into every thi g.
Governor Blease is inoluded in this
invitation and the committee state*
that they would be very giad to have
the governor present any proof or evidence
he may have. The "show
down" has come and the committee
issue* the invitation broadcast.
Their next meeting will be h-ld today
in the State hou-e library, and
any one who can i hrow light on the
dispensary matters is asked to be on
hand and ready to give the ? ommittee
his information. "The investigation
is going to be 11--rough and will be
without favor" was a statement which
sums up the attitude of the committee.
It Looks like A Grime
to separate & boy from a b<<x of Bueklen's
Arnica Salve. Hie pimple*, boiis,
scratches, knocks, sprai* 8 and bruises
demand it, and its quick r-lhf tor
burns, 80 'Ids, or cu<sis his right. Keep
it handy for boys, also girls. H?-als
everything heal able and does it quick.
Uneqaaled for piles. Only 25 cents
All Druggists.
The Governor'j Friends.
News and Courier. wGovernor
BJease, in his statement
published in The News and Courier
yesterday, makes it plain that he does
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not intend to let fug tr ends * starveas
long as he is in "R om 1, State
Hoase Building, Colombia, 8. O.** Eyidently
not, even if he has to turn
them, preachers, uels and all, into
private detectives! But what a disgrace
it is that the best the Governor
of a proud and prosper us State like
South Carolina can do is to keep his
friends from "starving " Sore.j they
ought *o be living on tue fat of ilie
land.
$100 Reward, $100
The readers of this paper will, be
pleased to learn thai there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
bet n able to core iu ail its stages, and
fnat is Catarrh. Hail's Catarrh Cure
is the only po.sit ve cure now known to
Ehe medieial fraternit y. Catarrh being
a, couftiduixonal disease, requires a
constitutioiiHl treatment Hah's Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting
air< ctly unou the blood and mucous
aurtaces of the system, thereby destroy
lng the foundation of the disease, and
giving the patient ntr-ngth b> building
ap tlie cons- itution and assisting naTur^
\ii doini' ita yvork. Ine proprietors
have so raneh f urhiiits curatia^ powers
that they offer One Hundred Dohars
tor any c?s* that it fbiis to care. Send
for lisi of te-timoniai-'.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
roledo, Ohio
Sold by all Druggist*, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Filie for constipation.
iffncnitfil lost 185 Hoflfi.
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Tae State hospital for the insane
"arms have iost over 185 hogs dariiig
5he past oouple weeks as a result of
jholera. There are oyer 500 hogs on
:he farm. Every effort was made to
prevent the attack. The disease was
?n?ined to one section of the farm,
where about 225 hogs were confined.
Puts End To Bad Habit.
Things never look bright to one
with ' the blues " Ten to one the
;rouble is a sluggish liver, filling the
ivst.m with bilious poiso.?, tntr. Dr.
Kiujr'f* New Life Pius wouid exp*l. ,
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n?v?- end *the clcir ??.114 Pfst tor et'.rnich,
liver and kidneys. 25-3. Aii Drug j
flats.
Commissioner Watson publishes a j
liateinent siting ih.tl numbers of j
jijl'j m* rf "ill1 m r?' ' v*ojt **' : 1 r* 11 i i". *
2 v?;.iv i i violation of law,
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vi: bo :.fi r< o { u .;:i. t tijem ii" *he;,
not siop it at once. !
A Daughter ol Dixie.
Her m e> itrn *?# t v\ u dr am* ut' love,
And daik as some u,
Ii) which, Uiiuuglj w? ven branches,
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The K'Ory of ihe m? on.
| H r -iiv? r voice is sweet and low,
Her blow is broad and meek,
Ami pare as v^xeu orange fi >wers
Tiie ovai ol tier cheek
Her dusky treases thiek and fine,
in many a silken loid,
Are oound aboui h*r shapely head
And tiiloied witn gold.
Her lips are lake the aewy rose
That finds a resting pi ce
Upon a heart, in tinny trills
Of organdie and lace.
I a bniirht of old who crossed the Beft
W ild nothing but hit lance,
Bequaoned to ner tnat regal air,
Tiiai dars and tenner glance.
Oil, daughter or the sunny South,
Wh re HUinnif r never ai s,
The North, that never ftared your
guns,
Surrenders to your e\es!
HEALTH
INSURANCE
The man who Insures bis life If
vise for his family.
The man who insures his health
Is wise both for his family and
himself.
You may insure health by guarding
It. It is worth guarding.
At t h ? first attack of disease*
which generally approaches
through the LIVER and man!
feats; ttieH in Innomerabie w*j?
take: ?
Tiitt's Pills
And ?ave your health.
J. Beiton Divver, -npennteed* nt 0.1
the Reeder River Power Company, lo
cated at B yd'a mill, 12 miles west vi
L -nrer-n coart hrnse, killed hv b
live wire while ai work h the plaiit.
He was years id and marrii d.
Almost A Miracle.
One of the most startling: charges
ever seen in any man, according to
W. B. Holsclaw, Clarendon, Tex , w?s
eff.-cterii year# ag in tin broth r. *4He
had suoh a.dreadfnl cough," he writes,
"that all car family thought he was
going into oontiainoGl m, but be DegttQ
to use Dr Stag's w Pisgom?, a<.d
> tea* completely cured by ten bottles.
Now he is Sound And well and weighs
218 pounds. For many years onr family
has used this wonderful remedy tor
0 >aghs and Golds with excellent re
i salts." Ill's quick, safe, reliab e a. d
j guaranteed. Price 50 c^nt* and $1.00.
Trial bottle free at Ail Druggists.
A negro woman and a negro mall
have been arrested ia Oraut'eburg
county on a warrant issued by the
United States commissi oner, charging
. them with sending a threatening letter
through the mails. Thn letter was
directed to Mr. K E. Phi lips, threat
ening hiin with death for not \oting
for the womaa as the teacher of a
school near Norway.
W. T. Griily, a prominent dealer in
Pennington Gap, Va., was so bother* d
with kidney and badt.r tronb e ihai
he could r.ot attend to business. He
says, 4'I had severe pains m my back
and kidneys and had to get up t- n to
fiiti-eu limes each night. Saw Foley
Kidney Pil s adv rtised aud bought
two bottles and soon felt, great relief,
and was entirely cured. No longer
disturbed at night, but *Ieep till morn
ing " Kaurcnann Drug Co.
Henry Bones, a negro, was drowned
while attempting to cross Hockabaa
creek in a buggy during the high wa
ter a few days ago.
Do not drag long wirh a kidney
ailment that naps yonrstr ngth causes
terrible backache-*, Sleeplessness, n? rvourtaoaa,
and lu?a of appetite. Take
Fob-y Kidney PiPs They quickly core
ail kidney and b'adder ailments.
Kmfmann Drug Co.
Knox Livingston, a leading member
of the Bennetts ville bar, president of
tb* State Bar association, died suddenly
on Friday at the age of 61.
I FARMS!
farms!
If yon want to bny a good
farm at right price anywhere
in Sooth Carolina,
call on or write ns. If yon
want to ?ell year farm qaick
for cash, make your price
lip- - .. w * ? <<- .? V?
yon, no matter where located.
Wo pell choice city
property, too.
! Dickert SiEarglc, i
15?? .VaIn Street,
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Columbia, - booth Carolina, i
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most brilliant wril
says: "richness and freshness
Richness and F
and vigor of circulation. A good
complexionemphaticallycomesfrom
within; only imitations and poor
ones at that can be painted, plastered
or rubbed on from without
To look well you must be well." If
you want the clean, clear complexion
glowing with the crimson of
pure blood, the bright sparkling eye
and the happy expression that
comes from vigorous healthy blood,
Cuy Six Dottles
Get Your Money B;
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i\o aiconoi or oiner aant
ingred
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Golden Rod (
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Cook Stove. It is finely finish
Panel, Oven Shelf and Towel
worker.
No. Burns
8-20 22 inch wood 20
8-22 25 inch wood 22
Every Stove
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Our stock of I
Goods, Dry G
Shoes and Hats is
We want our Lexii
call and inspect oui
and make our sto
while in the city,
buv or not. Our
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fecf Skin ;
linson, considered one of the
ters on modern therapeutics, ,
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oi coior are
\irity of Blood j
ask your druggist about Milam. A I
blood purifier and reconstructive ^
tonic standing alone and without
competition. If you suspect any
other preparation of being in its
class we ask that you read the
labels. The pure food law protects ^
only those who read the labels. 1
No blood remedy should contain *
alcohol?a false stimulant ...id uric
acid producer. ! ,
for $5.00, and
3ck if not Benefited
qerous or habil forming; 151
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led with Nickel Oven Dviof
Rod. Large Flue, a perfect, (
Oven Price
irt. x 20 in. $16.00
in. x 22 in. $18.50 ,
Guaranteed. <
ROTHERS, I
COLUMBIA, S. C,
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Vlillinery, Dress ;
oods, Notions
now complete. J
igton friends to
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re headquarters I
whether they J
prices are right, J
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