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THE DISPESARY CASE. U. S. Court of Appeals Decides Against State Com imaaiuii, ousicuning o uuge Pritchard's Appointment of Receivers. Richmond, Vn., Sept. 15.?Coveiiug every plnase of toe South Carolina dispensary case in an exhaustive opinion which deals with the broad question ot States' rights, the United Sta Circuit Court of Appeals hanue 1 down ati opinion today lully sustaining Circuit Judge JL'ritchar I in the appointment of receiver-! to wind tip the affairs of the ,! quor monopoly long maintained by the Palmetto Commonwealth. There was no dissent nig opinion, Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller and Judge K Imund NVaddill, Jr., sustaining the law as propounded by Judge Boyd. As counsel tor the Stale Mr. M. W. Stevenson, of Bennettsville, S. C., asked for a stay ol judgment in order to prepare an appeal. He wanted 60 days, though the court agreed tnat tlie documents could be prepared and liled within 40 days, tlia' much time be ine alio*ed. Tl>e decision is a matter of paramount importance in South Carolina, where the dispensarv has long been the object ol attack. lis failure to serve as a temperance measure, a'onc with charges of graft, caused ? revul sion ot feelimr, which resulted in the passage ot a law io abolish it as a State institution, at the same lime permitting towns and counties to decile by popular vote whether or not. they desire In rn 1 uin it nnrlnr lnnol ne oaiih W 1 VV<?? 11 *V UliViUl ?"V?I "1 II" ty management. The decision is a voluminous one and holds that the proceeding is not a suit against the State and that the complainant is not torbidden to maintain his action by the eleventh amendment of the Federal constitution. It holds that the framers ot that amendment to the constitution never conceived that a sovereign Sta'e could engage in the liquor business and become a trader by buying and selling an article of commora traffic and common with the citizens of the country. The court questioned therefore whether the State was exercising a governmental prerogative or performing a function ; 1.. 1 -- -* ueursaui uy ur ^nipony inricu'in to ith autonomy as a State. It declared that the fund in controversy, which the complainant claims it should be paid from, being in the hands of the commission charged with the duty of abolishing the dispensary, the Slate has no interest in so much thereof as is necessary to pay the just debts. The members ot the commission, according to the court, hold t ?e funds in trust for payment ol all just debts of the cState dispensary and the creditors of the dispensary "have a property in the funds in the hands of the commission to the nvtuxl tUnt llln ,1 ?UI ? ? 1- ? cai^h i unti ? nr? u^i'is ilir ?|inwn to be just ami a judicial determination ot the true amount of such deb's Can 111 no way ailed the rights and interests of the State " The suit, saul the decision, is not against the State nor is the State an indispensable party. Passed Examination Successfully James Donahue, New Britain, Conn., writes: "I tried several kidney remedies, and was treated by our best physicians for diabetes, but did not improve until I took Foley's Kidney Remedy. After the second bottle mnjwru 11111?r??vi-mr in , imu live o^ittles cured me completely. I hav? since panned a rigid examination ior life insurance." Foley's Kidney Hemedy cures backache and all forms of kidney and bladder trouble. Kundertjurk Pharmacy, K. W. ll?mmond, Heath Springs, S. C. ? ?r.KInq's New Life Pills Tho best in tho world. THE LAI Orphan Work-Day. There is a family of 250 orphan children at the Epworth Orphanage, Columbia, 8. O., Methodist. There are 2.r)0 orphan-* al the Conine Maxwell Orphanage. Greenwood, S. C.f Baptist. There ate 250 orphans at the Tliormvell Orphanage, Clinton. S. C. Presbyterian. Tliere are 50 orphans at Hie Church Llouie, Charleston, S. O., Jbipi-copalian. The Lutheran Church Home is a! Salem, Va. Tee Ueb evv Home is at At1: *' (ia. Roman Ca'holic Homes e' Cuarlesion, S. C. lhe support and caie ol all theBe various denominational institutions, with their large body ol fatherless children, is a sufficient appeal to every heart. Some years ago it was suggested by Rev. Howaid Crumle> oi Atlanta, Oa., that on the first Saturday and S ibbath of Oeto her, all those who love children set apart those days for gather ing funds to relieve the needs ol the fatherless. On that Saturday, let ever> body old and young rich and poor, devote Hie day tc I he Orphanages, eaeh man sending iiis gift to the Orphanage lie loves bes' or that lies nearest his heart. The Georgia scheme worked *ell. For several year* an effort has been made to rouse an equal interest in Sou'h Carolina, and Alabama and Flori la have also taken it up. In every community some zealous broth er might take up tlie raattei and push it and the day's wor? trom everybody would go to the orphans. This proposition is not in the interest of anv one orphanage ; it is intended for eacti one to give to the orphanage nearest his heart. Give Satur,l?n'o ? ,u 1 ?J*lj H VY afirrn HI I lir ui JiUnin. Gather the proceeds on the Sab hath and forward to the institutions above named. It will he sure to reach the right spot, il drafts and checks are made oui to the name ol the institution itself and provisions shipped t< the same. v> e have no doubl that when an individual community makes special request of the railway authorities, lloiu and rice and molasses or any other products would find them willing to deliver without charge Notice that this is simply h statement. Urgent appeals arc not necessary. The#rphans nee<! help. The institutions are tin able to give it, without the backing ol the people. At this season all their treasuries are greatl._ J 1 J l\ - 1 . i.v uepieieu. mo not overlook the day. Quick He I let for Asthma Sufferers Foley's Honey and Tar affords immediate relief to asthma sufferers ir the worst stages and if taken in tinu will effect a cure. Funderburk l'har inaey, K. W, Hammond, lleatl Springs, S. C. i Gov, Hughes Nominated tc Succeed Himself Saratoga, N. Y., Sept, 15? Charlea Kv-ms Huiiliea, ol New York, wa;. nominated to-day by I he republic m State convention by an over? helminp majority and on the first ballot, to sua coed himself as Governor of the Sta'o of Neyv York. He received 827 votes ou' ol a possib'e 1,000 as against 151 for James W Wadsworib, Jr., of Livinpstot county, Speaker of the State s aembly, aud 31 for former Con pressman John K .Stewart, o Montgomery. Millions of bottles of Koley's^IIonej and Tar have been sold without an; person ever having experienced an; other than heiielicial results from it use for coughs, colds and lung trou ble This is hpcause the genuini Foley's Honey and 'I ar in the yellov package contains no opiates or othe hariofol drugs. Guard your tiealtl by refusing any hut the genuine Kunderiurk Pharmacy, E. W. Ha.i. I mond, Heath Springs, S. G ylCASTER NEWS, SEPTEMBE | Proceedings of Meeting of ! State Dem. Ex. Committee frT! Oolumbia Slate of Wednesday: i' The, otate Democratic executive , th'' committee, at its meeting las' uifilil, i !M?k action <>M -everal mi- '' , port anl ill i tei s. 1/ , ii */ii Med rjiKloiSfil i h" ac ion of Uiiairmail .Jone> oo..deninin<i the u&e ! t ll?* ? of the "blaeK tickets." that is, r.,, tlie tickets with 'lie name ol one ? candidale in heavy type. f It appropriated $100 from the treasury for the party foi ! ? the Bryan campaign fund. uiar r n 1 * ? niruuu aown tile protest ot ! C uisier, defeated candidate tor f >rir< railroad commissioner, and all tn,\j'j > ot his allegations. This action was wali lied with interest by Xnii 1 several other candidates who had eutered the race. an t Decided to sustain the couu ty executive committees in two th. r cases despite the law and rules J,1,!',"' ot the party on the subject. The vvj^1 ' first was that of a defeated su- tion > pervisor of Colleton county, who Claimed that his opponent had si?k not compiled with the law as to .)!n' ? " ? - I 3 filing election expenses be'ween h*r f the first and second primaries. Viiro The ol her concerned a magistrate | i in Clarendon county, who did of a >i<>t sign the pledge as to the use ot money in elections. The njty 'executive committee ta'k?d in r.i u >out these rule and bvd-nvs, C<IU< but did nothing except to su 1 tain the county committees. The precedent est aididied may mean much in the future contests. 1 incidentally Chairman .Jones reporte 1 t hat he had collei d Bj | .$250, with Richland incomplete, lor the Bryan, campaign fund. 1 THK I'HKSl DKNTIAI. KLKCTOHS?I.AN- ! *';< CAST KK MAN ON K OF Til KM. After the figures as published | i in The State last Sunday had i been confirmed and ?he noun- "'r*. nees tormally approved it was electors. l hose chosen without Sgj . oppp it ion were: 2p? 5 At larjte?T. B Butler r>l Gaff- Jim f ney, and R. H. Titnmerraan. t First district, J. D. Bivetis, |j| i Dorchester; Second, C. 0. Sim*, ? Barnwell ; Third, M. L. Bonham, t Anderson; Fourth, T. B. Crews, s . Laurens; Filth, S W. Heath. f Lancaster; Sixth, R. B Scar j _ r borouch. Horry; Seventh, T. II. j \ - Dreher, St Matthews. * Foley's Orino Laxative is a new jj ! remedy, an improvement on the laxu-j ' tivesof former years, as it does not j t jfripe or nauseate and is pleasant to 1 take It is guaranteed. Fundertuirk j s. Pharmooy, B. W. Hammond, Heath I | Springs. S. s J A Verdict from the Bible. ( Mangum, Okla, Correspondence . of St. Louis Republic) ''Uea i the .thirteenth chapter. r'irst Corinthians, all ot you 4 The court, is adjourned," said . District Judge .James 11 'l'olbert as lie suddenly concluded the ? ' case of C. C. Murray, who was , ch irued with assault with iatent to kill. Only a tew witnesses had been examined when the Court ,> put an end to the case. Murra> r w?e treed, and, together with the I j , prosecuting witnesses, went t<> the Railroad Young Men's (Mir s r tian Association, across the street, j. to fiti'l out what the judmiunt j? , of ilie Court hal been. II re's ;i [ what bo found: "Charity suffereth long, and is kind; charity envieth i ot: i ? j charity vaunteih not it-elf, ami! is not putfed up. ^ "Charity thinketh no evil; ! jj j charity is not easily provoked. $ "And now abideth faith, hope, ' and charity, these three; but tho greatest of these is charity." ' Tl ? _ I v i in? coinpiiiiuiiK wn nesses | jg r shook hands with Murray and r * (juieily went to then homes. ; B v I>eVV ltt's Carbolized Witch Hazel r Salve in recommended as the best DF ^ thin* to use for piles. It is. of course, good for anything where a salve is " needed. Beware of imitations Sold Olll by J. F Mickey *('<>. w-s I ER 19. I9Q8 Making Good. Iioro !? no way uf making Instfng i els li! ?? ' Making timid:" anil Uertor | ri-'s medicine* well exemplify L tln-ir f: ii-:. after mure titan tv.u ' . nles i.f |ni;nilarity. are niimln r< *i I v litinilreii of iInnisantls. Tliey liave '* i ; ml t!."> have not made In t..: ft j H .. ..i . ii;i i ( ?i :i I medicine o: position l> Dr. Pierce** Golden leal Discovery. it tstill enjoys nn itnse -;| I*x\' IJI!?* ! ><> ; of tllC pP I - i'it" ~ - that have emu into |>r?tiniim ii< > in 3 earlier period 01' its popularity have I I 10 l>y tii'- board "ami no never inoro I d of. Then) tilnt lie some reason for I looir lime popularity 111<I that 1- to jo blind 111 its superior merits. When |t 1 trivan a fair trial for weal stom; i r liver and blood affection-. its sip . curative qualit ics arc soon maii'b -t: | it lias surv ived and irrown in pop- |" favor, while scores of b s- meritorious ; " des have suddenlv (lashed into favor o 1 brief period and then been as soon <; Llttcli. I, ir a torpid liver with its attendant J , xostlon. dyspepsia, headache, per- . , i dizziness, font nreatli. misty coated j ue. with bitter taste, loss o I appetite, * 1 distress r?fo 1 eating, nervousness . a debility, nothing is so pood sis I >r. 11 ce's Golden Medical Discovery. It's t loncst. square-deal medicine with all a ngrodicnts printed on Ixdtie-w rapper i secret, no hocus-pocus humbug, . efore ilail't art-cut a salts!Huh lliat 1 Jeuler may possibly mako a little big- 1' profit. Insist on your right to have t t you call for. p n't buy Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip- \. ex| iinir it to prove a "cure-all." It * llv advised for woman's special ail- S ts. It makes weak women si roup and women well. Loss advertised than 1 preparations sold for like purpose.-, terliup curative v'rtues still maintain tositiou in the front ranas. where i*. J over two deeailes ago. As an in- j, rating tonic and strengthening nervt is uneopaled. It won't satisfy those c' want "lroo/.e." for tliero is not a drop " Icohol in it. i' '.Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, the ortf/fLittle t.iver Pills, although the tirst. ' r>f their kind in the market stj]| lead, when once tried in- ever afterward- ? ivor. Las-- to take a- eatuiv one to e a dose. Much imitated but never t lul. l Selection of candy i3 prenerally tryinjr on tl k reputations of the different brands, the sup ^ leaves no room for doubt, or even for hftiU B pure, nndthecam friven each individual pie I in a canny ns at tract ivc as it is wholesome B 3 Manufactured by L!! ILEFIELD < Kxclusive Agei GOOD ' FO c\n:D\i jl v il rv i TEN TH0PSA1 Worth of Merchc Cost. We mentn JUDGE FOR 15.00, 18.00 and 20.00 Mer 10.00, and 12.50 Suits at BIG LINE TO S 10 dozen Men's 2.00 Pant: shoes, Button and Small Pat Leather Oxfords 75 c< 10 dozen Ladies' Linen SI 5000 yards Embroidery 10, 12 1-2 and 15c. Your Wear Guaranteed Silk, ya Androscoggin Bleach, 12 ] Nice line Sample Shirts, Si at less than Manufacturer 3000 yards good Sea Islam And a Hundred othe save money by buyir Yours to Funderb t. DOUGLAS McINTYRE DENTAL 8UKUEON i*,r uvrr 11 r'rti 11 %i uim .1 ' 11.8 niore. tsA*CAHTKH* S. V. 3 Bridges to Let. I,n\vcri'!iin|i Creek bridge nonr itio rut it plaie.s.-pt.-j.trd at II oVloek a.m. ridge nuar llit* old Massey |iliuw same ay. ai 'J |>. m. Itridge on < 'line ereok, (mr W. Williams' plane, Sppl. t II a. hi.. I sua I rights reserved. I.. J. I'KKUY, i 'oniiiy Siipi r\ isor. 'iano and Urga.. Economy. I i you ai>* iuteresied in the pit rebase fa IM A NO or an ORG AN we want 0 sell you one Don't lliink you must ;o to Mime mail order house to buy a w prieed piano or org.>n ; noroutside f South Carolina to get the l.est pia10 or organ. We have a great variety 1 grades, and all styles, at prices that annot fail to interest you. We are laoufactuiers' factory representai ves for several of t he largest and most anions makers of pianos and < rgans. Ve take old instrument- in exchange ml make most literal terms of payie??l to those who wish to hoy on imp. No house--qtia ity ot pianos nd organs considered?can undersell s. Twenty-four years of fair dealing n C'o'omliia and throughout South aroliiiii is our refe'enee and Kuaranee YVriseus Ht once for catalogue rice and terms lalone's Music House. Columbia. .C. PIANOS AMI ORGANS. Money to Loan. I am now pre; nred to negotiate loans u| rom $3in.oo and upwards on improved Dtton larms, repayable in annual installicuts, at 8 p> r et'nt iuteiest. No < mlissions charged ; only n reasonable fee >r abstract ot' title Dtif'iG I! E WVI.IE. Attorney-at-t.aw ill Irjr*'t? II1.I1I;iu j ia_ Vtf VU)I-TTVLIll WiJI Surely Stos Thai "Sough. i ^8 he buyer, but if you know the several icriorreputation and quality of Slccre'a iHon. The ingredients are absolutely co in manufacture and handling results Sold by all Druggists and Confectioners, fe STEERE CO., Knoxville, Tenn. I(E$S^' icies Granted |J|2| I NEWS I BODY O DOLLARS ! ? mdise at Actual I on a few Items 1 | YOURSELF l's Suits 10.00 and 12.50. 7.50. 7.50 Suits at 4.9S. ELECT FROM 3 only 1.48. Ladies' line sizes 75 cents or men's mts. Good Brogan 98c. arts worth 1.25, at 88c. and Inserting, sold at pick at 8 1-3 cents yard, rd wide at 82 1-2 cents. 1 An |f (ii un iv/i t . . . 1 \J\J. jspenders, Hosiery, Etc., 's cost. .* .* / .* .* .* .* .* i at 5 cents vd. r things. You can ig from us. .* .* .* . .* serve, urk Co. . 1 HARRY IIINES A TTORSE Y-A T-LA W Offices m Spring* Block, Over Clouu's store LANCASTER, S. C.