Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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" ~ ALWAYS SELL MBnHBBHDHHMHnHHrai \ :> . CUflAfcR MAIS ARU KIUHLAH . DRY GOODS, NO' SHOES, HATS, MI SUITS, SKIRTS, E' I A NICE L< TO SELE % " * ' 8 NEW CR STANDARDC ?7f All varieties early Cabbages, Tom; AH kinds of garden seed. Large, hardy, frost-proof Cabbaj || HARMON DRUG CO - Foley d Kidney Pills j: What They TVfflDolor You They will cure your backache, Strengthen your kidneys, cor* rect urinary irregularities, build op the worn out tissues, and eliminate the excess uric acjd that causes rheumatism. Pre* yent Bright's Disease and Diabates, and restore health and Strength* Refuse substitutes. For Sale Br Harmon Drug Co. II ruf?III mm ini MACHINE ntf* \. : WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME. If you pu rchase the KE W HOM E you vill i have a life asset at the price you pay. and wili not have an endless chain of repairs. jT" Quality j ?J&i Considered j If you \rant a sewing machine, write for j <mr latest catalogue before you purchase. The New HomeSewini Ma^ae Co., Oiange, Mass. j City Hotel and Cafe, AMERICAN and EUROPEAN GOOD CLEAN ROOMS \ NEAR THEATRE AND STATE CAPITOL American Rales $1.25 to $2.00 j European R*tes, Rooms, 50c and up. | Mrs. L. !. K1KIKER, | Proprietress, 1218 Main Street Phone 851 COLUMBIA: S. C. & SV a a ? w 8 .S IT FB8 LESS " ID STS. COLUMBIA, S, C. HONS, CLOTHING, LLINERY, LADIES' o PCS* <] ! ^ >T ALWAYS i CT FROM ; f V (tpseed "^1r : itoes, Beets, Pea9, Bears, Corn, etc. ;e Plants, 15c per 100?now ready. j|jjj 1 > I FYIWP.TAW CO M c Just why the United States should u arbitrate the question of whether she S will favor her own shipping in toll w rates through her own canal does not ti appear to an average citizen. T < in If your children are subject to attacks of croup, watch for the first symptom, hoarseness. Give Cham- tl berlain's Cough Remedy as soon as p< the child'becomes hoarse and the attack may be warded off. For sale by .. 1 all dealers. ' th A solitaire is the first stepping atone rc to matrimony. Only a man with a email head boaets N of hi6 small feet. ilw A of principle doesn't always fl aw me most, ictere*T.. j Many an old settle* doem't?as any ^ prooer will iaforin yo . ' ^ Men and women wbo are odd mi?ht a9 pet even b.y ma r\ inp. be C< bj I (BBBSBSnfiB an WB >| oh ta /SC5Fr/^\ of . -l4m\ h. i *#- i -Aim oi, ? > v"-Y!S$?a 1 \ i . 4^ . v \'%M / W( \\ v.-S^;^'Vw/ th f '.c'..;..V:.JA sea C - at?* TffE MOST COMPLETE LINE WE 1 HAVE EVER SHOWN IN Hj HARNESS, SADDLES, ' t,< COLLARS, u BRIDLES, ij! ROBES, a i HORSE f0 BLANKETS, & ETC. Wo have h Bpoeial home-made slip tel Karnes* for one-horse wajzon at $5.00. B A Sot of Buggy Harness for ch $ 10.00. i . We buy Hides, Furs, Tallow, Beeswax and pay highest market prices. | Wilse W. Martin, ? 1116-1US Plain Street, , COLUMBIA - - S. C. * I 1 EXTRA SESSION |[ xov. Wilson Talks With Senators Gore and Smith. 'HE CABINETTLSO DISCUSSED. leither Okl lhoman nor Georgian Gives J Out Topics of Conference With President-Elect but Latter Declares Cabinet Possibilities and Plansjfor Extra Sess on Were Discussed. Trenton, N. J., Jan. 8.?Presidentle-'t Wilson sat for three hoars in hty iffice here today in conference with ^ Senators Hoke Smith of Georgia and Chomas P. Gore of Oklahoma. Mr. " Wilson declared tonight that besides alking over a number of cabinet posibilities he had discussed with the Senators a programme for the extra ession, including tariff and currency egislation. Both Senators departed with their ips sealed. From the governor alone, hey said, could information be obained. The President-elect spoke of lis conference only in general terms, tating that no conclusion had been eached. 44 Wp ?<a Hr? all mv viRit. irs," he 6aid, ''all the names for the I abinet I could think of, just to get I heir views." | Just Talking Things Over. I The President-elect was questioned | is to details of his conference, but | aid merely that he had discussed the rhole ground of an extra session programme. Reiterating that he had irrived at no specific coaclosions, lie i idcled: a 'T am sincerely seeking to get the t >oint of view of these men. I am net Lsking for conclusions, hut merely v rant to talk things over with thtm." H The President-elect was asked, in \ riew of the prominence of both Senarvra flnro nnrl Smif.h in t.hfi niYvnosfin dans for a reorganization of Senate D ommittee and the abolishing of the eniority rules, whether that subject t ras discussed. Let's Others Broach Subject. 8i "I don't b.ing that matter up unless ly callers do,*' he said, "Senator p mifch simply said he thought they rere in the way of a satifactory soluoa in the Senate of the difficulty, hey make a point of not involving ie in the matter." Mr. Wilson indicated also during ie day that he preferred not to interne his influence in the reorganiza3n of Senate committee any more tan he cared to in connection with ie talked of abolition of the seniority tie in the House committees. Tomorrow senators u uorman, 01 ew Nork, and Cnlberaon, of Texas, ill confer w^ith Mr. Wilson. Let Columbia Alone-. An up-ooontry editor, inspired, perips, by an envious spirit, says, "If jlnmbia survives the Oern Exposition the 'square meal town' there will ! hopes of retaining: the title." Let )!umbia alone. It will pet there Eli, re and bye, when it learns to shiDny i its own side of the river. Cured of Liver Complaint "I was suffering with liver com aint," says Iva Smith of Point Blank, >xa*, "and decided ;otry a 2f>c box T^filc-tu nnrt am linn- : ' to way that I aca completely cored d can recommend them to every ie." For sale by all dealers. Pleasant for the Wife. Some time ago the wife of an assisiir. S-v.r-e oUlcer gave a parly to a lot old maids of her town. -She asked :ch onr t/> bring a photo of too man 10 had tried to woo and wed her aurl .d been jilted hv her. Each of the i maids brought a photo and they ^re all pictures of the same mm, e hostess' husband. For Compulsory Education. >ecial to the State. Gaffney, S. O., January 10.?VV. S. ill, Senator from Cherokee county, id to the State's correspondent to ght that of the bills ne intends inducing at the coming session at the igislature, the compulsory education 11 would receive his first attention. 3 stated that lie would iptrodncesueh Dill and would use every possible e * rt to have it pass and become a law. at the High Cost of Living. W. H. Chapman, Winnebago, Neb., Is how he did it. "My two children ,d a very bad cough and the doctor's sdicine did them no good. I got a ttle of Foley's Honey and Tar Comiird, and before it was all u?ed the ildren were free an i cured of their 1. T 3 _ J1 *.. L .ill ugn. I saveu a uocrnr s rmi iur mi? c. bottle of Foley's Hon^y and Tar impound." No opiates. Harmon :ug Co. According to Commissioner Watson ere are 9,1-2 registered automobiles this State, of which A nam son ti?> 2, Abbeville 19'. (Ireenvi'l a:: * wrens 1'^i. m In a letter from Branch- H a land, W. Va., Mrs. Eliza- m I M beth Chapman says: "I m | gj suffered from v/omanly m |l troubles nearly five years. p| I All the doctors in the coun- || ty did me no good. I took G9 9 Cardui, and now I am en- || 9 tirely well. 1 feel like a Bj 9 new woman. Cardui saved |9 9 my life! All who suffer ES 9 from womanly trouble H 9 should give Cardui a trial" ICARDUI The Woman's Tonic 50 years of proof have m convinced those who tested B it, that Cardui quickly re- fig B lieves aches and pai&s due B | to womanly weakness, and B helps nature to build up H weak women to health and B a strength. Thousands of ig 9 women have found Cardui B H to be a real life saver, fg Why not test it for your || _Ca$e? MM llM According to the report of Superntcndenl Grifti:k thepenitemiary had i cash balance on hand at the end of he j ear of ^102,74(> 70. The Columbia Record wants to know ehere to place the stamp on a bulldog ent by parcels post. Bettor put it I'Lere he couldn't lick it oft'. All women love a lover?but most. 1 - .1 ? i ? /? i larncu men reei sorry ior Dim. If you aie unable to see any good in j lie world, consult an oculist. Perhaps Lot's wife was turned to alt because she was tao peppery. It takes more than beauty sleep fo ut some complexions in condition. ^ Be. * Lets start the ] of new custome In the prlee of of the many hoi *? ? ? ? ?. wins us in reatu the best goods j money? If not, every article yo ness they have j yonr further pal STALLIN Nev ^Sr irt TB wewiiina 1TO ARRiV come : jn SHOT THROUGH THE HEART. < ? One Bey Dead, Another Held as 3us- j Yesterday Walter Keenaii, a colon ci boy thirteen years of ag^, was found dead with a gunshot wound throug Agg /l|j his heart. Keenan's body was dis- ^?23^ *3? covered near me pump station nt re, j and he had been dead only a ahorf | Robert Macbeth, another colored %\ boy, is in jail here. It is said he ac- |ffi \ knowledges the killing, but says it was accidental. He claims, it is said, that the hammer of his gun was caught in a limb of a small tree and discharged, accidentally killing the Keenan boy. Maobeth is about eighteen years of I. How to Bankrupt the Doctors Bave y?u money #m A prominent New York physician ^ ?f St0C9 b<m?kt gays, "If it were not for the thin stock- from U8? I I I I I I inga and thin soled shoes worn by women the doctors would probably be a LJj bankrupt.'' When you contract a cold W I I I do not wait for it to develop into pneumonia but treat it at once. Chamber- BcC&USOitllCy WC3.T iOUgftr Iain's Cough Remedy is intended eepe- ^ cost you les3, cially for couRhs and colds, and has J tr?Am at *Ar\r?4 nt i/nm lv?# if ^ *. t 1 * ' ' * ^ ' nUllo?.iuciD};uiaoiuii uy uuies ui j na^e tue stoca. to select these diseases It is most effectual and is pleasant and safe to take. For from, t : I I t ! . 5 sale by al! dealers. -rrr .. T _ . J ^ We invite our Lexingouiet wedding for miss couuD ton friends to come in and Will be Home Affair?May Take Place convinced that we live This week. up to just what we say. : New \ork, January 9 ?The mar- Pleasure to Wait On V#M riage of Miss Helen M. Gould to Fin- , ley J. Shepard, of St. Loui*, is ex- and glV? you OUT prices. pected to be celebrated next- week. n 9 Invitations are to be confined to near ! @ S*Ofl 00 S relatives and friends-ami a home wed-' | ?=% * ding is decided upon in preference to i ^ a church affair. ! 4 2 CL A ^V>w Mi The wedding wi 1 bo fu ll at Miss j O Q IT ?3 Gould'n count -v place at Irviugton-on- } 1723 SVIain St the-Hudso. . trie idea of ho.'ding it at J ? her 5th aveuae residence in N?*w York | COLUMBIA, - S. O having been abandoned, because of j ' ' " " the publicity that has attached to ! ? ?? ? ??? the announcement of her engage- ' ' ? ment. ! The sentences given the dynam* m , | tors was none too long. The sooner An enterprising brick maker in a or^ani:Kd !abor P?rS*3 itself of B0'h Western Slate sent a wagon load of men tbe sooner it will enme into ito bricks bv parcels post. It must have ?*:1 |V trner sermon was nerer been a monumental job to lick all of Preac,lf<1 in so few wordsthose stamps. Getting even is an expensive loxnry gin Now. Vew Year right. We have made hundreds :rs last year ail because we were right all we have sold. Now, are you one idreds that have passed a pleasant year nation of the good values we have gives, rou have bought lor the smallest amount of begin now. We will save you money on u buy. Thanking our friends lor the busiifven us this closing year, and soliciting tronage, we are, respectfully, AND ARMSTRONG, v Brookland S. C. =4 B3jgg^raBS^BraBMB83HS8aB^ ggggg^ ive a Fresh Shipment ol EHERE ABOUTJAN 13 ( MAKE YOUR CHOICE. 1 mi an Bros., f I I iMDiA c r 1 w. w.