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FOB SALE-REAL ESTATE

W. J. LEAKER,
2o2-c d. F. walker Bldg.
$1,000.
On 9Th East. north OF 7th South. G.
room house. small lot: easy terms
s16oo.s
On 9th ave, corner lot large enough
for two houses. south and west front
s325O.
On 18th East, bet. 1st and End So. mod
ern groom brick house. hot air heat, on
a corner, and a snap.
$3.50.
On 9th So, new 5-room pressed brick
COTTAGE hot air heat.
$4,000.
NJ. 80, o,,, oor,-r.,, : -oor, e+-,ct,v
modern, sewer. laundry, gas. e. l., barn;
walking distance; east on 4th So.
w. J. LEAKER,
26o-2 u y Waller Bldg
Loans. Phones sos. Fire insurance.
MEEKs g MCARTNDY
.W,. RiocE
. p.-o"o
so7oo e,-,o.r, r,oaar,, s-oo,, n-a.xe5
F-'Vo--9eEiG'ly SilS tn4oeim S,i' 0-Lo1i. 49,
oItSh V on o." ave. |oiiiet' o
gam
soSoo-Strlcuy modern H-roon req pressed
prlTk, Connecled WIN se"ers eiuy
Walks lawns, only Sooo CASH. pal-
-----.. "
SSoO-seautlIol lots 2o teet, IN EaGhetI ;
1-ut ooutn' 81 cash. - per "eeh@
,,-o .,,.-I - Y-a,, zs,.
S2oo-Beautiful lots Paradise ADDITION,
25Xl5S TO alley, - oaSn, 81 per
S300-Per rod, 20-rod corner, 18th East,
4th and 5th South
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$tG00-4-roou r. p. b., c. L. bathroom
pantry. . porches; can make very
easy terms, 2nd West, near 9th So,
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room house. 2 complete bath rooms.
steam heaD, 23t E. lst So. $500 per
foot,
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S1300-Blaine ave, near 9th East, Groom
rustic e. l.. two large porches;
room for another house; $500 cash
balance SIS per mo-, including in
tcreSt.
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115 feet frontage (avaiiable for hntsl
on End ave: all improvements paid
$4,000.
Do you realize that this Is only s26 Pc
foot, and every inch can be built upon
as Il is a corner?
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AND GENTLEMAN'S s FIRST
ND Tickets TO Omaha, Union Pacific.
G-1. Tribune. g2s5O
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SECRET SOCIETIES

n. \. 5. R1TE-THB -FOUR CO-ORDf-
nate bodies OF the a. A. s. Rite OF Free
masonry mold stated meetings the third
thursday In each month at the Masonic
Temple, corner First South and Second
East SoJourning brethren invited.
Louis Cohn. 32 deg.
w, M. Jordan Lodge OF Perfection No. =
:, i; M. Surbaugh, 80 deg.
W. NJ James Lowe Chapter OF Rose
Croix No. l.
James II. Brown, K C. c. II.
Commander OF Salt Lake Council of Ks-
dosh No. !.
:, G. y. Evans. K. C. c. II.
NJ, OF K. Utah Consistcry No. I.
Christopher Diehl, 32 deg.
Register OF An the Bodies.
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FOR sALE-M1scELLANEoUs


LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S NON
descriptive railroad ticket 10 Kansas
City. G-15 Tribune. gi9ij
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pocKy MOUNTAIN LODGE NO, q
T,,n1r Thursday evening. n: OF 2. hall
2ei So Main. Byron Jones, g 4 . ~
Kurdolpb X OF r. and n
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REPAIR FURNITURE

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WE MAKE OLD FURNITURE NEW.
high-class repairing. upholstering. Riley
Furniture Co. Bell 5lf5. Ind 43l Eljsg
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Groom brick (also frame store); LOT
3lX9, on east bench; $4,000.
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Knirhts of PYthias.

LINCOLN LODGE NO. 90, Is. OF Ia
o'clock. L. of =. hall.
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LOST

BREASTPIN WITH Z DIAMONDS; LIB
eral reward Return 20 Nebraska Fur
niture Co. gS22
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A brand new terrace. rooms each
side, modern throughout. not quite com
pleted. lot 30 II. front: already leased for
S45 per month: can sell for $500 will net
per cent on money invested. It's 10
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

Property 4th So. bet Main and
West Temple at a bargain. Also
on Main street.
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BUSINESS CHANGES
ASSAYERS

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CRfSMON & NICHOLS, ASSAYERS AND
chemists, removed 10 @29 South West
Temple. wl792
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DRESSMAKING

FASHIONABLE URESsAfAElNc ny
The day. Latest st,'le.. call '.yr,ir.,'s
'''"1 -'''--N-N' g29il
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NEW BUNGALOW
on End ave. south front. mission finish.
large poFches, basement under whole
house, furnace. mantel. tinted walls.
everything artistic and first -class. See
US at once.
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO.
II +. list So. g2s34
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$500 TAKES ESTABLISHED. PAYING
business (custom made ciothes) To
quick buyer. located In heart Of city, For
further information address y. Q. Box
5ls. g32Oi
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There Is new Groom mod. pressed
brick home that we would Ike 10 show
some one who knows values. 1t has Pors
bath, toilet. @. l., sewer connections. FUR
plumb bling ready for laundry tubs. hard
wood floors. etc. and II is located In tho
best Section n. c. IL Is absolutely new
and worth more money
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|sALE-M1SCELLANEoUs

-EAM HEATED. SUNNY RMS,
A oifIces or housekeeping. furnl-
40. 2sl S. Main. room 3. gZ3"+
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nESIH III I

l)FsSllLA
fiat sites are not so plentiful. and they
are all the time increasing In value. and
will continue to increase. and our advice
to you Is TO buy now If you intend 10
build.
That 8oxe5 (to a r,ght-ofway) on the
corner OF Brigham and Bird East Is the
cream or them all today at $50 per foot.
Try to buy another corner that VIII COM
pare with IL for the Same money.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GAME CHICKENS FOR SALE. I.
SpnlGing. 40 Douglas ave. g392a
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We have two or three bungalows that
are offered cheap. and are as cozy as
can be-
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Choice nat site on 1st So. between
End and 3rd =. It's n corner on a 17-fooi
street, and just the thing for 4 nat, s2oc
per foot.
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Beautiful Groom mod. pr. brick on n
e. bench, built for a home, partly hn-
ished IN hardwood; $4,000.
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7-room mod. brick. all rooms o
ground floor: large lot; near Libert
Park. $500.
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CHEMISTS AND ASSAYERS

BIRD COwAN co,
100 So. W. Temple, Bell phone HlJ.
Nl25O
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MASSAGE.

s------~-----~-~---~-~-->-~
MRS. o. ROGERS, MASSEUSE. THE
Swedish movement system; gives mas
sage. 2655 South Main street, E2i3I
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IAURELHURST,
GREATER SALT LAKE CITY.
ARE YOU GOING TO WAIT UNTIL
TOO LATE TO GET ONE OF THOSE
BEAUTIFUL ACRE-LOTS 209x209 FT
IN Laurelhurst, BETWEEN 11th and
18TH South on the City East Bench?
That's where you will want TO live IN
the next few years. Even now there Is
&c trolley fare within walking distance,
IF YOU DON'T KNOW ABOUT LAU-
RELHURST, FIND OCT ABOUT IT AT
ONCE. YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO
MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. CALL OR
TELEPHONE.
CHANDLER & soULEs COMPANY,
Suite 4O4 ATLAS Block.
Phones-Bell 2159. Ind, l67 g2675
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fEAD RAMBOUILLET RAMS,
Ing and two-year- -olds. smooth
Flargo boned. well wooled; can be
s ranch. a. II. c. Smith. North
-rtah. g7Si
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5-room mod. pr. brick on Tth ave, only
$500 cash, 2sx10. so. front. $3.50
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4. RICHTER,

10 West 1st South st. Phones 641
g2sa2
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A. NJ KELLAR * CO.
SPECIAL
FOR THREE DAYS.
4 RARGAJN


A BARGAIN
Look at 724 4th ave, beautiful S-room
modern pressed brick home. large airy
rooms. nickel plumbing, large oak mantel
full basement. MCGEE furnace. house
handsomely papered throughout You
can have immediate possession. Sec Us
for terms and price.
buys handsome modern pressed brick
home, nice location. on 9th East. Owner
leaving city. Furniture for sale.
s6250.
Handsome modern home on n choice
corner lot. close In. on beautiful lst ave.
beautiful woodwork. electric fixtures mis-
sion mantel. nickel plumbing. full &C.
mented basement fitted with furnace
laundry and vegetable rooms, paved
street, cement walks. lawn. sewer and
gas. VIII make easy terms.
1T WILL PAY YOU
TO SEE OUR BARGAINS.
A. MKELLAR & co,
6Sn w. End So. 1883
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EySTNESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
1g house bargains see Newcomb.
~, Tribune bldg. Ind. phone l26.
n g2l2
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HAT FACTORY

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MEMS HATS CLEANED AND
blocked. Panamas sSccialty. Sal
AXE Hat Factory, q r.. Isl So Phone
-t6.-Nk. bll3S
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'sir)F FINE WORK HORSES. MARE
-. horse 8. 1900 lbs. Owner must
.B Z. list So. gS23
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SCAVENGERS s

CITY scAVENGER co. PHONES. IsCI
5o's; Bell 25S,-Y. y. Illngsworth. NIg
ID
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NtkLE OR TRADEFIVE HUN
mares OF good mining stock,
rSFor particulars call at sob Z. md
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FURNACES AND RANGES

FURNACES CLEANED AND RE
paired: smoky chlmneys cured: roofs
repaired and painted. Harry Fcnnci.
1921 Ind. rr1sIo
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,,75,THS' LEASE OF STORE ROOM.
ss'1r re for restaurant or clothing bust
: g oargaIn. Newcomb. X. i14. Trlo-
,us + Ind. phone 126. f2Sll
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-SAND POTATO SACKS, IN
tSs0 So. 4th West. Phone 22s:
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~ Ill ANY AND EVERY MAKE
,h ..sh register Except NatlonaD at
- - ono half the price offered by any
EI,pr 3, and In addition we have the
Ne bh register repair shop In Utah.
T'ss q, .1egister Exchange. 22l Main ST.
'' he'd In Utah II years. gl65S
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HS S,.s EGGS. FAMILY TRADE OUR
,.an ol MY. Brook Ranch Com. Co. Tel.
urea go gl5i5
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-04-29

Summit; Steele, Jemima, Summit;
Shull, Margaret E, Lexington; Sox
Mary S, Brookland; Spires, Elizabeth,
Pelion; Sturkey, Ann, Woodford;
Taylor, Mary NJ, Irene; Taylor, Ar
temisSa, Leesville; Taylor, Sarah Ann
Gilbert; Wolfe, Mary A, Sandy Run;
Wise, Sophie, CASTOR; Williams, Mi
nette, Steadman; Younginer, G E,
Clark's Mill; Wise, Frances, Chaplin;
Willis, Sarah, Leesville; Yon Mary,
Wilson, Mary C, Lexington;
Younginer, V \, Selwood; Var
borough, Rachel, 3rookland.
The following pensioners have died
since the last publication Of the roll
and their names taken from the list
by the County Pension Board: J V
Hook, \ o Wilson, W J Assman, j
W Lewis, - Lucas, Benson Farr,
Felix Pool, Anderson Shealy, Louis
Koon, Susan u Hammer, S E Cox.
II \ Bundrick moved to Richland and
" \ ,5h2ajy 70 NeWberry.
DisaDprovcd BY State Board: 4
Nansant, I; L Drrher and e G Metz,
too mach properly: + L McCarty,
Insufficient service.
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Class C No. q, $3.50 Each.

Addison, Martha Jane, Irmo; Alt
man, E B, Batesburg; AleWine, Lu-
cinda, Leesville; Alewine, Martha,
Lattakoo; Amick, NJ G, Ella; Boat
wright, Mary, Leesville; Banks, Ad-
die, Leesville; Boatwright, Patsy,
Gilhert; Banks, Sallie, Leesville;
Boozer, Margaret G, Lexington; Bouk-
night, NJ Ann, Irmo; Canady, Martha
\. Gilbert; Cockcroft, Desheba, -;
Cartin, Ann, Swansea; Chaney, Nar-
cissus, Pelion; Chapman, Martha,
CHAPLIN; Clark, Mary VI, Clarh's Mil;
Cle:nons, Edna, Irene; ClogUa, Cath
crime. 1rno: Cock, Sarah C, CASTOR;
Cooclar. Martha. Hilton; Iuma]2nder,
Eli.a (. -; DicEer>cn, Fmclile,
Ir.ne; Derrick, Lucinda :, lccsviile;
Derrick. Martini. L3re;i1; Day, Nary.
Batcs5u:Gr Derrick. Happy {, Peak;
ra:lev, Am. jrmo: "i"i>;s, c /. lex
,rrio1: E.!;@c:, !3,:a@. irmo; s'aii"W.
>.:I~v. t;aro.burg: j'"Hc, { ., / king
;.;,,: nr&aliur":'. = j., i"2nc; ri1aH-
!;:.,.. Mar. .NDn, i."Si.G,"ni IuIH:"r,
:,!;zJnv:n. 3.:ic .t.%Ge; I,!Gc". H.:%2-
bct4. N.lu u; I;;:'l:., M"rv. rrlN>Tn;
G;li~y. ti."r, :5:':T"r:i; ::ai'!n"H,
~,,.;,luuia, Lvc%>:iiiV: :!";i.nar-. + (.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-04-29
Attractions in Columbia.

For the past several weeks it has
be IN the Editors delight to attend
the various attractions of amusement
at the different theatres in Columbia,
and for the benefit of our readers,
many of whom are in Columbia every
afternoon or night, we give below the
list of the little theatres on the streets:
The Bijou, Main street, is managed
by MIR. J. K. Milford, and he is plac-
ing new attractions every day, which
makes ''The Bijou'' one of the most
popular in the city.
"Fairyland" is operated by Capt.
J. J. Robertson and Mr.. Charley
Bailey, both men of experience and
they are always booking the newest
and best that's going.
'sThe Lyric'' is managed by expert
enced showmen and its attractions
are very popular with Columbia peo-
pie and something new is being added
every day.
'Dreamland,'' opposite the Colum-
bia Theatre, is indeed furnishing some
of the best shows of the season, and
is always crowded with visitors.
Manager Brown, of the Columbia
Theatre, is running a series Of moving
pictures, and has recently added some
popular vaudeville attractions, which
makes the Columbia Theatre more
popular every day and brings showers
of congratulations upon Mr.. Brown.
In few days the Peruchi-Gypsene
Co. will be at Hyatt's Park Casino.
This is the same company which cap
tivated the people of Columbia last
summer with series of performances,
the like of which had not been seen
in Columbia before. Mr.. Peruchi is
one of the finest performers on the
American stage and never fails to
bring thunderous applause from the
audience. Go and enjoy yourself
when in the city.
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Priceville; Harman, Ann, Lexington;
a,eH; tha, Severn; M Hayes, Martha ra1 L,
Hunt, Harriet, Gala; Hutto, Theresa,
-; Hook, Harriet, Brookland; ;
Hutto, Rebecca, Macedonia; Hooper,
Helen A, Woodford; Hyler, Eliza,
Adair; Hallman, G L, Gilbert; Hen
dirk, E D, Lexington; Jeffcoat, Rach-
ell E, Wits Mill; Jones, Rena, Bates
burg; Jacobs, Epsy. Selma; Jetfcoat,
Mary E, Wits Mill; Jefcoat, Caro-
lima, Edmund; Jumper, Margaret,
Swansea; Jones, Sallie, Bateburg;
Koon, Rosannah, Derrick; Keisler,
Eliza, -; Long, Lavinia, Lexington;
Lawson, Narcissus, CASTOR; Long,
Pollie, Chapin; Lybrand, E Caroline,
Lexington; Mack, Mary E, Swansea;
Metz, Annie f, Ballentine; Miller,
Caroline, Barr; Monts. Rehecca, Lex
ington; Metz, Mary C, B4llent;ne;
Mitchell, Georgia, Datesburg; Mills,
jane, Irene; Myers, Nancy, -;
Mathis, Maria L. Brookland; Nonts,
Julia. Hilton; Mills, Margaret, GIL
bert; Miller, Annie, Lexington; Mar
til, Susan :, Swansea; Mates, julia
c. Hilton; Oswa!v, i,iizabcth, na>s-
vile; Oswald, Nary -t?n. LceSr!!lr:
Price, -.E@:y II, !.2Wi@e!",:e; 31o!, Vi
nr:va, I-2>ari:i1: Reynolds, .i>--:!.c.
3atesorrg; :i"d:nnNG, v;G'.';.. >5W"@-
syH: K:*iits, /, "r"H"n*, :>l,,. ,..r-EE;
S;,.,@dman, - !, .|t-". ,.'.,.>>: %.l>,;!,":.
.;I"y +. ,n..@v!.:n: .i:,::' :. I,;.:i: J..
s,Aan&va: !.:!r~:T. t..":,. .,::, w.
..1 .
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As to Announcements.

In order that there may be no mis-
understanding we deem it advisable
to saw lust few words relative to an
nouncements. 1t has been the GUS
tom-and we presume the same course
will be followed this year-for friends
of candidates to put them out for some
Office without the knowledge or con-
sent of the party whose name is
placed before the voters. They send
the announcement to The Dispatch
for publication without the necessary
amount to pay for its insertion. Our
experience in the past has taught US
that this is bad policy and we are go
ing to establish rule this year which
we will not vary from under any cir
cumstances, namely: Every an
nouncement sent to this Office must
be accompanied by the cash. The
price of an announcement is $500 for
all Offices except county commissioner
and coroner, which is $500. In case
an announcement is sent to this Office
without the price the same will be
left out until the money is sent. We
hope this statement will be sufficient.
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julius =. We'll 8 CO.

In another column appears al ac-
yertisement of the wholesale dry
goods and notion firm of julius II.
We'll & Co., of Columbia. This firm
was organized three years age, and
it's growth has been phemominal-far
greater than the expectations OF the
owners. The editor went through
this store last week. They carry a
100000 stock and can supply the
wants of merchants at prices equal
TO the wholesale houses in New YORK
and Baltimore. Therefore, it is need
less for our merchants to send their
orders to these far-away cities Whch
thev can secure the same goods-ln
any quantity-at the same prices.
You saye the exhorbitant freight
charges.
We commend this firm to our ner-
chants. Write for prices, Or better
still. go to Columbia and select EouI,
own stock, just what you nee&, ana
save Yourselves the anaoyanc2 or
over-stocking and to have continually
new and fresh goods.
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News From Batesburg.

The Summerland Inn has closed for
the winter, but will reopen about
June 1st.
Mr.. J. T. Hildreth, of Brattleboro,
VT, who has been spending the win
ter at Batesburg, returned home last
Friday. Mr.. Hildreth expects to be
with US again next winter.
Several real estate deals have been
consumated in our town recently.
DR.. M. U. Boatwright has purchased
the Batesburg hotel, formerly owned
by Col. A. B. Watson, for $5, 100. DR..
Boatwright. will remodel and enlarge
the building in the near future. This
hotel is considered one of the best in
the State.
DR.. NJ. U. Boatwright and Mr.. Shell
ton F. Perry have purchased the new
two-story brick building near the de-
pot for S., $50 from Mr.. T. Halsey Fox.
DR.. F. B. Gunter has purchased
from Mr.. J. Walter Dreher the build
ing now occupied by the Harris-Cain
Drug Co., for $1,000.
MIR. M. E. Rutland has purchased
an up-to-date REQ automobile and is
now contemplating the operation of
a six seated automobile hack from
Leesville to Johnston for the accom-
mediation of the travelling public.
It is rumored that DR.. R. E. Corley,
of Augusta, Ca, will locate in Bates
burg about May 1st to practice medi-
cine and will have his Office up stairs
over DR.. Gunter's drug store.
Mrs. E. L. Hartley has returned
from an extended visit to friends and
relatives at Summerville.
Messrs. Ira G. Carson and VIM. NJ.
Carter attended the bankers convel-
tion in Columbia last week.
Mrs. Sarah r. Shuler was the guest
Of Miss Holloway, of Aiken, Easter
Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs. P. G. Cullum have
returned from North Carolina where
the former has been engaged as teach
er in the high school at Fuquay
Springs in that State.
Rev. n. n. Burton, of Langley,
spent two days here last week visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. L. D. Cullum.
DIR. w. Price Zimmerman, local
surgeon of the Southern railway, left
Monday for Birmingham, Ala, where
he goes to attend meeting of the
surgeons of the Southern railway. He
will return the latter part Of the
week.
Hon. w. S. Reamer, mayor of Co.
lumbia, was in town Monday the
guest Of Mr.. VIM. @. Farber.
April 81, 1908. Alpha.
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Lexington couaty Pension Roll
Continued from First Page.

sbealy, Polite, Gilbert; Son, Cathe-
rine, Gilbert; Steele, Elizabeth, Lo-
rena; Stuck, Thyrza, Peak; Shealy,
Louisa c, Fredonia; Summer, Mary
M, Peak; Taylor, Jane, Pelion; Tay-
lor, Matilda, Lexington; Taylor, Mary
Barr; Welch, n G, Lexington; Wes-
singer, Ann, Wessinger's.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-04-29
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-27
GRAPHIC MISSES
JACK DENsHAM

Concerning Jack Densham, at pres
ent acting as sports writer on the staff
of the Advertiser, the Los Angeles
Graphic says in its "Auto and Auto
lists" column:
''For month or so the readers Of
this column viii have to get along
without the Illuminating remarks of
Mr.. Jack Densham, known to every
body along the Row" as the Poet.
Mr. Jack Densham has gone away from
here At this moment, he is some
where on the bounding pillows, per-
haps half way to Honolulu. Once upon
a time he wrote what he calls jingle
about the Hawaii and her chances in
the race. The Examiner published this
particular jingle. When he went
aboard the Hawaii at San Pedro two
or three days prior to the race, he
was given several sorts of glad hand,
several impromptu celebrations were
held, and the upshot of it all was that
he was given wholesouled invitation
to go to Honolulu on the race Whether
he shipped as able seaman, whether he
went as cabin boy, whether as guest of
honor, whether as supercargo, he de,
elined to say. The one vital central
fact is that when the yachts lined up
for the start on the Fourth of July
at the Angel Gate at San Pedro, Mr..
Jack Densham was aboard the Hawaii.
Last week he wrote a Jeremiad about
being unable to go on the San Diego
run, so it can be realized with what
expedition he packed up his traps and
went aboard the Honolulu entry for
| the big ocean race.
Mr.. Jack Densham is coming back
here; he says so himself. I asked him
how he was coming and he said that
was the easiest part of the program.
He is counting on getting one of the
steamers back and in the meantime he
| expects to do some writing for the Ho-
nolulu Advertiser and otherwise to
turn passage and the accompanying
penny. Look out for him about Aug
ust Is with fund of stories that have
no connection with automobiling He
expects to tell most of them in this
column, because he feels that he has a
special license to ramble at will in this
section and say what he thinks about
anything.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-27
JOHN NELL, ENGINEER
1875 MERCHANT STREET,

Has lust received few of the finest
gasolene engines ever brought to this
Territory, and would be pleased to have
experts in that line call and examine
the zoos. We would further inform