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[( ENTRY BROS. SHOW. ^Famous Doj: and l'ony Circus Will !> Here Next Tuesday, Afternoon and > itrlit. Speaking of Gentry Bros. Far.iou Do^ and Pony show, which exhibibit in Newberry next Tuesday, Nov- ..; ler 4th, the Augusta. Ga., Evenin, K Herald of October 14ti? says: nftr "Two capacity audiences witnesses mm performances of Gentry Iiros. Dog an Pony show on the lot oposite the 1'nioi P depot yesterday. In the afternoon tn ' tents were packed with ladies an children and at night very seat wa occupied by enthusiastic spectators o all ages. I "Th; show which has always been ; favorite in Augusta gave the very bes of satisfaction, and it was indeed re freshing to .watch the delight of thi little Jolks, who were in constant ecs & tacies d? delight. "No other show that visits August Vioc? tVia nr>r>n t Ti Ci "Irirllotc" +ViQ uac iiuxu upvu tuv uiuiV/io mw this one has and they certainly sho\ve> B their pleasure at yesterday's perfor mance. "A very noteworthy and noticeabl fact is the manner in which the slun -is conducted. There is not the slight I est semblance of rowdyism noticeabl anywhere, and the polite and cour teous manner in which patrons ar k treated occasioned much commen W yesterday afternoon and last night." r This wonderful -exhibition, which i so well known and so well liked i: Newberry will be here on the abov date, giving two performances at th I west Main St. grounds. The show arrives by special trai: over the C. N. & L. from Columbi early Tuesday morning. No stree 1 parades will be given during th Newberry engagement. Not for Governor, But for Congress man. The Columbia correspondent of th News and Courier for Thursday, in a A A* _ v interesting wnre-up 01 an en thusiastic conference of two hundre Blease leaders in Columbia Wednes day night says '^Assistant Attorne General Dominick acted as toast-mas Fter," at the banquet "and in his in troductory remarks was given a rous \ ing reception. The crowd clearl wanted him to run for governor, an this was suggested by several speak ers, but he positively declined, savin that he was going to be elected to con gress from the third district." NOTICE. All parti's are hereby warned nc to hunt on the lands of the undersign i ed. I- Chas. S. Suber, Rrrvwri "Rrne I J?'t V '? L.1 VO.J S. G. Brown, 0. B. Cannon, i Agent. I 10-26-lt-aw. Cures Old Seres, Other Remedies Won't Cur; The worst cases, no matter of how lone standiui l are cured bv the wonderful, old reliable D porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieve | Pain and Heals atthe same time. 25c, 50c, $1.( SOCTHEKft RAFLWAV. \ Schedules Effeetiye June 2nd, 191! Arrivals and Departures Jiei?berry, S. C. (N. B.?Thee-e schedule figures &r Bhown as information only and are n< guaranteed.) 8:52 a. m. \To. 15, daily from Cc lumbia to Greenville. Pul/m* flipping .ar betw^F-D Charlsfeto 11: 3S a. m.?Xo. 18, dail, from Green ville to Columbia. Arrives Colun bia 1:?F> p m.. Ausnisia t> tCharleston ?*1R p m 2:52 p. m.?Xo. 17, daily, from Colun: uib to vrretHivino. 8:57 p. m.?Xo. 16, daily, from Greer . ille to Columbia. Pullman sle?: & *nsr car Greenville to CliarloeTc f Ait* ~?s Charleston 8:15 a. m A* rivp Savannah 4:IF a., in. J*ct f fonvill^ S*3ft a to Four further information cnll o ticket aeentfl. or "E H CoaprrnTr V 1 & G. M., Washington. D. C: W. I McGee. A. S P. A., Columbia or J H. McLeain, D. P. A.. Columbia. SEABOARD AIR LI>E. Effective April 27, 1913. (Subject to Change without Xotice, Not Guaranteed. No. 4 Lv. Columbia 5.50 a. a No. IS Lv. Columbia 4.00 p. d No. 2 Lv. Columbia 6.35 p. n No. 36 Lv. Columbia 7.45 p. d Southbound, No. 19 L^. Columbia 7.00 a. u No. 1 Lv. Columbia.. ...12.10 p. n I No. 21 Lv. Columbia 5.00 p. 3 No. 3 Lv. Columbia 12.20 a. u Trains 1 and 2, Florida-Cuba Specia Trains 3 and 4. Seaboard Fast Mai Trains 18 and 36, Hamlet local. Traic * 19 and 21 Savannah local. Ticket Office 1225 Main St Phoc ft 574. C. E. Boisseau, Jr., City Tick< % Agts., Columbia S. C. J. S. Etchberge Trav Pass. Ag^nt. C. W. Small, Di' P%s?. A?t. Savannah, Ga.?Ady. f Tuesday a I SHOW ( i West Main St e I - 26 ANNUA a j THE WORLD'S GREATEf rvUIDITIAM PATRONIZE! -1 d VISIT e OF THE MOST WIDELY e! KNOWN SHOW IN AMERICA T DON'T FORGET THE PATE A a A PERFORMS e PRESENTING MORE PER-1 FECTLY TRAINED ANI- < MALS THAN ANY OTHER | . | SHOW ON EARTH | 1 > Worth coins any 5 distance to see |f! - HAVING REPEA VISITED EVERY LAP IN THE UNITED ! '' WE ARE NOW PLAYING SOME OF THE THK K Vftllf* fimrjFMflpi JL illtJ IfeJ IWiii. V5.VJL*lL'lui 1 V i i TO SEE A SHOW REALLY WO ! TWQPERFORMANQ ~ AT 2 AND S P. M. RAIN C 1 ADMISSION > p . 1 - YOU LIVE ACCORDING * Your physician will tell you that a 1 lazy liv-cr is the most common cause ' of that "run-down" feeling, lack of energy, constipation, etc. ( Do you want to know how to feel fine 1 always? to be 100 per cent efficient? ] '* to get back into fighting trim in a few i hours, and to stay that way? 1 Ask your friend, the druggist, if 1 salts?mineral water?oil and most 1 laxatives affect the Liver? Ask him | if they stimulate a flow of Bile? He ( will answer?"No"! * 1 l~ Ask him if Bile is nature's great ( antiseptic, if it is needed to cleanse the l* hravoic ami hlnnd? Ask him if poisons ^ I accumulate in the system whfir the ] Liver is inactive? He will answer < "Yes." t ;Ask him if Podophyllin is a great LivEr regulator. He will answer? ] "Yes." ] Ask him why Podophyllin is not of- < c | tener prescribed, and She will tell * you its taste is bitter and ic causes griping and nausea. Ask him?"Suppose the bitterness, ( griping and nausea of Podophvllin ^ were eliminated without diminishing \ !+?-. .cffl/ioAv Ti-rmlrt PndnrVhvllm be the ? J ^ ILU^CL\^J y ?rv/V**V? - X'V. w _ ideal laxative and Liver regulator?'' i J M.MIH II ?II ! ! II I llll Illlll II 0 A SURE REMEDY - > 1 FOR LAZX LITER 1 2 < Q Go to W. G. Mayes For This Safe, Re- J 3 j liable Remedy and Get Your ^ Money Back If It Fails. 0 ! I ; 3 ; There are very few remedies that . ' gain the confidence of druggists as Dodson's Liver Tone does. W. G. :' * Mayes sells it and backs up the sale , of every bottl? with the money back . lf guarantee that the price will be re- , ^ funded if it fails to give complete satr isfaction. Dodson's Liver Tone costs 50 cents ; t a bottle. It-is the safest, aad- best ; ? I ' F'loi"-. 1 ^ ^^>.-5^ \j iXr Mtim Iround I | :reet Grounds | L TOiJR OF I 5T TRAINED ANIMAi. Z> A^D ENDORSED BV OF THE LAfNU. IMBaMWMMMWWBWBWMaaMBPWMOQM " ' HE SHOW THAT XL OTHERS IMITATE ] I RIGHT UP TO | * the minute I ili r^irr T^Tnn I A.IN Hi V EilN I SOTTO BE OVERLOOKED ring the Children /HO WILL BE GIVEN A -REE RIDE In our beautiful Shetland onies immediately after ach afternoon perforrn- I nee e^* e^'4 M OLITE AND" '"OEFnTLEMA^Il y 1 TTENDANTS WELL SEE T<> I HEIR PLEASURE AND PFR- | EOT SAFETY T F. D T. Y i W-M iZ'i! :GE CITY I I STAGES* I iAUIXEROxgj | PORMTYj I. i _ T-? i ? " " ? ?ini ?i ffl S ? I'i Wiili-ai 5 "raveifng on cjr ??? | own train of Pull- j? iSDAILY ssLfiisL&s 1 )R SHINE ! 1 4 U*X C run/ Urt I (_ B - 25 and 35c 3 TO YOUR LIVER i I 3e will answer enthusiastically? j 'Yes!v , I Now ihis great object has been accomplished. Podophyllin as cornDined in a new formula called "Po- j DoLax, is pleasant to take, pleasant n its action, and pleasant in its af- F pr efferts. PoDoLax goes dir: ctly j A :o the seat of the trouble, the Liver, i md releases the dammed up Bile. j rhis Bile (Natures's own antiseptic). ^ ilranses and disinfects the intestinal ; :ract, removing the accumulated ' iebris. Xo wonder that PoDoLax is every- j ivhere fast superseding common, j lalfway laxatives and dangerous j Calomel. Get a bottle of PoDoLax , :oday?.use it immediately at any ] tim? upon, first symptons of bad Dreath?coated tongue?dizziness? ] :oss of appetite?ia.rk of er.ergy?con- , Jtipation and inactive liver. Remember the name PoDoLax?de -ived from Fodopnyllin, its principal | ionstituent, and "lax'' indicating its I axative -effect. i E. E. Sutherland Co., Paducah, Ky. I Sold by P. E. Way, druggist, Newber- f \v, S. C. i remedy for torpid liver, constipation, j ailiousness, etc., that has ever been sold in this city. It takes the place Df dangerous calomel and does not I-.. -- ? n Ar\<?a /-if lnrnpl nftpn laj' ><JU up <3.0 a. uujv. WA. ^ ? ioes. A bottle in the house is as good as fifty c?nts in the bank. If you or your family need a liver tonic you have 1 :he medicine ready. If it fails you get , J your money back. Be sure you get Dodson's Liver !. rone when you ask for it. There are imitations of it that may disappoint rou. ( A Columbia cigar factory makes an i of 15.000 cigars, both large t and small a montlk j t s | r___ \ 3 I ! ' jif WhaU from the quality, ; Book Stc I or a full i it here. Come i artistic h '/ "Better L. Tk? U I lie 11 I ? I I We Let Others Claim the leadership in Dry Goods, etc., i but when it comes to f ANDIESl "" I Fhe Candy Judges recognize us as HEADQUARTERS N.P. MITCHELL &BRO. A firm that ;has recently moved to' Columbia from another city of this State makes custom shirts. It is said ;hat it is the only one of its kind in I wer you need i cheapest to th you will find i )re. Let it be c ? dinner seU you 2nd let us show ne of China toods for Same 3' BOOK S 1 AAA T use ui i,wu & ? [ ~ A Plain Business I Nobody knows how I. spring, but it's going. If are fortunate. If you hav you had planted oats, tfu buy corn or oats, all grain anyway that you will wist ! That's why it would pay y ! seed oats, barley, wheat, i j some of Read's Grain Acce ornws the pram." | ? SUMMI . B The Southern Railway Announces Low Trin "FYfMirsinil tO JiVUUU juavu-m-v Greenwood, S. C* Account of Greenwood County Fair to be Held >'oy- 1 ember 5th-7th. | The Southern Railway will sell ^ I very low round trip tickets to Green- ] I wood, S. C., on account of the above , j occasion. Tickets on sale November < 3rd to 7th, inclusive, with tinai limn of November Sth. For rates and schedules apply to local ticket agent, or address L. D. Robinson, CP&TA, or S. H. McLean, D. P. A., Columbia, S. For Weakness and Loss of Appetite The Old Standard general strengthening tonic, GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out Malaria arid buildup p. the syst^p. onijj\ 4rfd suYi Appetizer. 'For adults and children. 50c. f I IMA I urn: | n China, I le better I t at the me piece will find you our I 7 are. j Money." 1 'Kings. I =^~ I WWIH 4 Hi IIIlium III Proposition! iigh corn will go next you have any to sell you re to buy you will wish it if vou don't have to U will ho in snph demand VV 1H kj\s Hi ^ W* ? i you had some to sell, ou to see us now about /etch, clover, alfalfa and ilerator, the "guano that R BROS. CO. Ws Pay - 12c LAW1JC? ~ Fry Chickens - - 14c Roosters 7c ? * n r* fclggs, dozen - - ^oc Best price for beef hides. MILLER BROS, Prosperity, S. C. To Prevent Blood Poisonin? pply at once the wonderful old reliable DR. ^RTER'S ANTIF2PTIC HEALING OIL, a surical dressui^ that rdfeves ptffo a unheals. .e same time- Not a liniment 25c. 50c. $lJ)t