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We tire offering* a i
ets and Comforts thd
interest to buy then
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ccti i y 111^4 liic laiiiuus K. <x
their worth and style.
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The $2.25 kind for $1.50.
All wool Blankets worth $
4-50. All qualities and color
in prices from 98c. up.
Home made Quilts, good s
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10c. quality at 8 l-2c. 8c5c
Pretty line of Percales 86 i
Big line of Woolen goods, ?
and Sacques at reduced pric
Yards and yards of Shirt ii
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E. Jones Co.,
Excursion Rates to Wash- r?
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ingtcn, D.C. Presidential
Inauguration March
4th- 1 If You
The SKA BO\UI> Alii LI N K in nounccs
very low excursion rales 10111' Ot~
;ill stations on their line l'? Wasliii p
ton l>. C. and return account maupu |
ration of President elect Tatt.
These excursion tickets will be on a Suit that is
sale from Fcbruan i-'Mh to March :ird j
inclusive: good to return leavinp t h< o11? >hi>\\
Washinplon not later than March 8th. . ..
The excursion rule from ('olumbia j ^ ''1' 11,1 1 x,t
will lie $15 05 col n spundlnph low ... .
rates from oilier stations.
A personal I v conducted Input this j,hl , |
time is also hemp a i ranged covering
all expenses including railioad fares, y,,n imisl see I
sleeping car l>eitl>. iruals enroutc
sight-seeing jsotomobili trips, s ats on I u'att t i I n JI \ I :
the reviewing stand and iiotel accom . .
, ... , . . , . I I I 11H '< I 111, ill
odations at Washington at an cxlrcm
cly low rate; full Information can he j .? -)(, < | , H
secured by addressing Mr. J. I), liar
din P. (>. box ~>7 Savannah, Ua Ui'^jhnl Inslm
Undoubtedly the Inauguration ('.-r
emonics which are most sptc acular
and brilliant. ilie p>pularii\ m rrts
ident iSlect Tall I In on ban the i 1??
Soutli ami the attractiveness <( a visit
to Washington at this s< asOn will if- THl* CI (
fer unusual inducements to large nuin-:
hers to attend, therefore secure s'eep .. ; , IV! ' "
ing car reservations and in t your hi
rangcmcnts in advance.
Full informal ion cheerfully furnished
by applying to ne t rest "eaboard
Agent or write J. S. Kiehberg. r id .v
Pass Agent Seaboaid Columbia. S. C
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please everybody and the
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invite you to come and se<
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of Batesbm
'ew bargains in bias
it will make k ray<
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Cj. Joisekaii women ki
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The 3.25 kind for 2.25
7.00 at the unusually lovvp
s in cotton blankets rang
ize, at prices to suit you.
i n g s.
quality at 7c- Lots of it
in- wide at 10c. per yd.
5hawls, Fascinators, Baby (
es}g
prints at 01 and 5c.
to $2.00
THE LEADERS,
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price is alright. OUR STOCK was
ion can't be surpassed by any one.
RTA1NS, SHADES, MA I T
e our stock. We will be delighted tYOURS
FOR Bit
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11>?\\ much h 't tcr t<> asU your dealt'
( S I'LANTKll'S H l\.\ N I >S. and ;_?<'! what y< >u 1
psst* * ; y when v?ui want it.
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Physician am. Si
lour to Washington. Hatexbiirg, S.
1 Olllce ll'tiiri
8 to 9 a. m.
Arrangements have been made for a 2 to 8 p. m
delightful personally t undue tod tour 7 :80 to 9 t>
via t,ii" atioic-l \i ' inr ' > 'Wishing- ,
I ton C during the loungm' ai ion of
x President Klei 'oft
1*111 (T 'lie trip is : c< miiH-iiee Monday
> *' *fc> Mareli :>i rein .ing \V::s iiigton eai ly \d?
Tuevhiv Moriiine: i < t urnice l.'ii v -Was
hingtOll Fiidav evening Match *dh 'W
Civei in>( a pel iod id Six (l?is | j B | ?
' lie t il com Iui"? '< 'en fixed at the
the very hhv figim of unlv s in t 5 fr n !
Columbia, S which \v;;i co\ci rail ""*w.* ~i
r.-ad fare, | illmasi l?*. m?, meals cnroiite ; 71 ??
sight -seen g aui m < 11'; s. *e it in ..
the ieview siand an i ho; 1 aecoioo 0
, dutions v i e in W ,>hingi,.:. f i. ur
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l or 1) - el an i full i'llf irmution \A/ ?1 V
address v.. J : !!.?: !h. P. <? i:?.x 17 ^ vv " 1
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aps - 4* our ded
Why <ic lilacwhere ? GOO(lS S
Our agency will show convincing
evidence cl years extensive sale <;? 7ril. . ,
and highly satisfied users o! the L. /-<01 j
& M. Paint. All dealers in other (1 ' 1 '1 !' t V
paints combine innot furnish equal 1 *v*4 .
evidence. Wi.ei painting with L. M. JJ CO.USG ti
you are painting with. Metal Zinc Ox- W t , -i
? iue coiii:> ;icm i> i >Vtnte Lead. ? inn Keei
Zinc is im er.sliabie and makes the ?tl p. ?
L. & M. ?r a: i i \er like gold. <rt 1 ll(J [ (
Its color n and lasting. !.? j .1 n
h Don't need rtri ?:i :it i'or 10 to lr 1 ' ' L110 tl
e tflRy years. 1-3 less foi 1 nU]{
paint. SOLD i'Y I lolman-Ce'.i. m ^ I t ' ?1 .h-1111
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'CRAIT SuiiiEiiJEDtOR $?
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jiii'E l'ine Linei
;j\ 25c. Ne. k Tics
.#/ JUDGE LAimiBE Hi USES TO ()
. GRANT THE YOUNG MAN A
I NEW TRIAL?APPEAL TO
fijgl ' SUPiTOJE COURT U i. Vo'
W/% . . . . . | $$ 1.00 Wright's I
fffjB ' Lexington, I-eb. 9~Judge Dantzlei 5(K. b-lvct.Cll
|/(3I I today refused to grant a new trial in 4$ ^yc s
1 the case ol Thomas Craft.'he young ?v* , a,;,vs' Be
;:<? ! white man who was yesterday con- ^ o Cakes Toilet
K *? victed of the murder ot Garfield Hut- 4?
to. with rccomme; ?n to mcri y. 4$ ? ?
Craft was sentenced by Judge Dant/ 4$ ? T ^ ' I
Mi ler to serve the remain er h's 4$ *iif I* ' B
Sm natural life at h< : d labc r in the State 4$ '? J f
penitentiary. 45 IS kill.
'j j, Craft isor.lv '> yeais of ape. 11st 45
1 Uutf in the prime of early manhood, and
f while the verdict o: the jury mee 5 4$
1,-kff 'with almost universal approval. 4*5
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tncre are tnose who preat.y sympa
? t'ni7.e with the young m n. 4)
, *.' ? H; ii11(ii11 in ; 5.^& ' V v*5 **
jail pending the appeal to the su
preme court.
I Mavbe, it Adam and Kvc hadn't , ( "V. ' '' ' '' ' ' 1 1
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JK ' 1amp< r. .1 with the apple tree we ,ll,if),;.. on ti,.; ,
WkJ j wouldn't have to be working to beat ^ always appreciated.
i the devil.
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purchased by an experienced man and the ^ I
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o show you through. ^ 1
SINESS. I
ivslle, S. C. + I
sf<? >?<* rf? rf? rf* ?$ r|? 4* ' I
2V(SffiSK:srJ Wilie Jones, Brest J. P. Matthews Cashier.
? r.J Seibels Vice-Prest. \V. M.Oitbes.Jr. Asst. Cashier,
hos. Tuylor 2nd . Vice-Prest.
? I Ml; PALMETTO NATIONAL DANK
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of Columbia, S. C
r ini'
k\ ;11 j t United Mute, (iuvtriiinint, tale oi South Carolina, County of Richland,
and City Depository.
CAM r VI. $250,000.00 ASSETS $2,089,758.2.1
Solicits v.counts of Banks, Firms, Corporations and Individuals for either
Commercial or Savings Accounts.
STATEMENT
(Condensed)
\ OF HIE CONDITION OF
ll Till) Palmetlo Nilioiial Bank o! Goinliia, S. C.
| I May 14th. 1908.
1 Ki:s? )IR|)KS. liabilities.
HELL ! us1 Bonds * 509,400.00 Capital Stock (aid In $ 250,000.00
1 KC Bonds. Sectit it ies, etc 205,829 31 Surplus and Profits 89,657.44
,m' v i Banking House. Vault, Circulation 237,500.00
i Casl!,rnanT'""nu'.T "-7 -*0 ??"
| Banks and II. S Trea- discounts 9o,150.e0
sorer 246,548.89 Deposits 1,448,605.50
^ $2 065,912 94 $2.065,91 le*
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at February ?
E=T_ Clearance Sale! ?
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mve finished our Annual Inventory of ?
md now begin this Sale so speedily to clear S
ks of all winter goods for the new Spring ?
oon to arrive. ft
irices prevail--prices so low, that for the $
of goods offered, that an inspection will ?
le bargain hunter's eyes to glisten with
lest enjoyment. ?
blowing prices will serve as finger posts ?
lousands of bargains throughout the es- ?
lent: ~
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ats $0.69 $15.00 Ladies Cloaks 7.50; 7.50 Cloaks 4.50: ?
1.48 5.00 Cloaks 2.50 ?
Damask .95 2.00 Ladies Shirts .9sc 3.50 Skirts 1.98 ?
.19 40-in. Sea Island .05 10c. Outings 7 !-2c. ?
9.50 6 l-2c. Calicos 4 1 2c. ?
3.75 12 l-2c. New Spring waisting white .10 ?
.94 1.50 Ladies' Don Shoes 1.00 ?
1.98 1.25 Mens' Brogan Shoes 1.05; Whit ten's ?
.'.95 2.50 Mens' Shoes 1.98; 5.00 Crossett's & ?
9.50 Ghan's 4.00; 1.50 Boys Tan Bals 1.00; 1.25 ?
Jnderweai .09 Women's Heavy Ghan's .98; 3.00 Mens' ?
.34 Regent Pat Leather and Vici I.95 ?
.39 75c. Childs Gold Ring 39c; 2.00 Ladies Gold ?
.10 Ring 39c.; 50c. Stick Pins 1<V : 10c roo ?
Soap .15 Stick Pins .39; 1 Set Tea Spoons .03; 1 Set ?
J Table Spoons .05 ?
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husband curry the horse with the
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