Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ir j, 91ns WmtAHhi ctlgcr. ~*TIUTUX>W 8. CJABTBB, J A f^nil Kexorpapcr . Fur ihc Frvmotion itf Ik* Political, Somai, Agricultural amd Oumrmcrrucd hUcrM. } TERMS: fl-BO * I?i? ..m aim Uuuoul I ) PUAM a Amu??, ff^*- * - . .ii ?? ZZIZI ~ ^ , - - . , - __ , . ? ,7777 l* i >tE KLY LANZAS T E K >. C I A N U A K Y 27 19'>o KSTaHLIS Kl) l*->2 HIS \14SOMin Piv <PV-r nmnTPr, HCM E. Note Accompi?yin<r It Said That I tho Owner a fox an Merchant, lIk. 1 Been Murdered I Dallas, Tex, Diapnteh. 23d *] The t<?wii of ? "add?> MilU about fortv miles northeast of Dadaa, in \ excited iivcr tin ?i\*terious dUnp I poarancr of It II Stewart, tho ho^t I known merchant of tho place i Mr S'ewart l?*f? home on -latiuarv t 15, savin,' It - ?va- j??nn?j '? r>><Il>tn f to punha-e h stork ?>t sprmp t coods N >1 hinlt h** been heard I from him rinoe at ' addo Mills or t D:ilio\ letter ?vii* receive! ait I ('iiddu Mills i?\ W (* I >n?k * to- i d:lV. I lie Ictirr ?va-* addressed I 4' Walt ? Drake. '' and said: I 41 We have U111 I him and out s his m.iM'o II > f .iijrht iin hard i and hid Ac kn ovn ho Im.oittred to I the Muxhii t, Iae would have j h t mi ml hi- life lie i> buried ami Ilo on will ever know where. " I !"M?"?iirl - lasinK' pin nth went with ihe It" ? r ?vilh Woodmen of ' the Weld re. ?-ip of which or- I tier he was n I - a member in pood 1 etnndin" \ d* legation of eijrht <_ men trom 'a.ldo Mills came to . Dull i- to il' ;lit io trv to solve the s mystei v < W uaMeanMaMMMUMiiH 8 Thousands Have Kidney Trouble ? and Don't Know it. How To Find Out. Fill a bottle or common glass with your water and let lt stand twenty-four hours; a , , e-s _ , sediment or setrwU ri^m. fR** nin? I?,ii neys: If It stains r fre<lucnt desire to " pass It or pain tn "* * ^ ??? t^e back Is also convincing proof that the kidneys and blad- j derareoutof order. What to Do. I There is comfort In the knowledge so / often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's SwampRoot, the great kidney remedy fulfills every | wish in curing rheumatism, pain In the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part 1 of the urinary passage. It corrects Inability ^ to hold water and scalding pain in passing it, or bad effects following use of liquor, I wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often " during the day, and to get up many times | during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root Is soon | realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. v If you need a medicine vnu u?..? ? ? y W..VUIU u?YO lilO |1 best. Sold by druggists In 50c. and$l. sizes. You may have a sample bottle of this i wonderful discovery and a book that tellsgrtffiIB?wrff more about it, both sentg^j^JHfc M absolutely free by mail, address Dr. Kilmer & nom? of RwunpRooi 1 Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing mention reading this generous offer in this paper, i ? ,?M?i ??JJBH -CLYBURN HEADQU TE-t F id MUl ; *L5aE^?-rEJ5= fljjfiiirt ?Mf|f - CLYBURN rim hNMDKli \A* BRAKY. SI. O. Wiifi^oner, Convert t( Christianity, Destroys a Costly Collection of Books. Toledo, ()., Dispatch, 20th Marshall () \Ysij*?*oner, the con rert from infidelity to Christianity ms at hist horned his infidel li ?rary, which was one of the tinosi n the world. lie has spen1 houstinds of dollars and travelled ur and wide to collect it. Ili* irst idea was t<? have a puhlu ion fir ?, hut decided, in \irw ol he fuct that inanv might dotiM tis sincerit\, to hum the hook n the tur?Ht'?? ?>f the Mem rial Jnitod Hreti;; 11 church, cornered jawreoce avenue and Hick? street, whir was dene lakt ni^ht n the pre-c ce of the Uev H 1 ios??elot, the pastor, and a few ntimate friends Along with the hooks wont a iu in tier of e*chings and engraving? >f an atheistic imture. lie ap icared lo tie the happiest man it I'oledo as he saw the flame? gradually destroying his eollec ion He delayed the hurninji o long because he tiad lent main >f the hooka mid was desirious o "curing them and destroying id it the same t iine. THK .1KFCO \TS TKSTIKV. Anther Killed His Son, so lis Al legrd, In Self Defense. ial to The State Orangehurg, dan 23 The tes Iliuitiv tuLtui l>i 'I"' ? ? ii ' ? II*" V ? 'I < Mlf| II he .lefeoat homicide i- different rom the un>>Knrr statements a irst reported Instead of tlx ather deliherutel v shooting hi on while he was down, wounded lie testimony is that the deeoasec ittempted to shoot, with his u i tand, his father, v\ ho wi? up irouehintT in order to assist th? voundrd man; and that to ?u\< lis own life; tliw father -not a^ain nflictin?r the fata! wound Addison .Fefcoul, the father, nd his son Willie arc in jail am t is understood that hail will to pplied for noon W. -HEATH 1 .ES. HO fSE? 81) iL -. HEATH R . DISRRNSARY LEGISLATION. I Amendment to Reduce the Com- I > missioner's Salary Rejected. Mavtiuld's Bill. Special to Cireenville N>w?. Columbia, S C, Jan 24?Sena* u J tor Gruvdon's dispensary bill wan r j discussed. It wus decided that L I amendments should he made and ' L discussed but not voted on. The i" rule was not strictly adhered to. ? I Sheppard's amendment to make f; the salary of the commissioner}' *1,000 instead of $3,000 was re |( ! jected by a vote of M" to 10. So | ^ was one I?v Sarrutt to make the , * salary *2,;">00. U I 111" SAI)!lln r.iimiU.I .i ' it 1MOII making the comptroller general,;*" ; the secretary of Stato and the sup-j erintendent of education a hoard ' . i of control, Senator (irnydon beiii^T tlft* onlc one voting f<n- it. Senator Mayfield introduced as 1 1 a suhstitute an entirely new hill. X ' It makes the governor and tho chairman of the senate committee |' 1 on tinanco and the ways and meansi ' and education committees of the 1 * house a hoard of directors. In I other respects it is pretty much on the same line as the Graydnn hill. The governor is to appoint ' I county dispenser*; the commis-' sinner is to he elected hy the leg r islaturo and receive a salary of 1 $3,500; hids are to he sealed and i* opened in puolie and the coptftn ' ' furnishing liquor hy the Jquarte t! is to he awarded the lowest r? sponsible bidder; advertisement* for bids are to he made in two or I more daily papers in the State t and one or more outside. t i Excepting tho amendment* i t above eted on, all others were i s o tie red and discussed, and debate t * was adjourned until tomorrow i * night. i 1 WOKK I NO MQIIT A .M) 1 I? % V x The busiest and mightiest little hing that ever was made is Dr. ? * King's New Life Pills. Every t pill is i -ugar-coated globule of } health, that changes weakness into y strength, listlessness into energy, I brain fag into mental power. ' They're wonderful in building up x | tho health Only 25c per box |< j nom nv ' rawroru tiros. 1ULE CO., WAGONS, HARNESS. ETC. 1 v,f*> \VK HAVK the linestj hit of mules ever offered on this market, and we will sell them at reasonable prices, for cash or ;;ood paper. k ? 1 TAKE YOUR CHOICE. toF ' Anchor A Wren *** Ihio^r.V and the renowned Tvli? t son & ,Jones Busies always in sti ck. .Yes, and at prices grj| that will please you. The celebrated Onesboro, i / Kentucky, Wagon, is the best ? and cheapest on the market. a (;om0 onCi come all. ? Wo will make you the best * satisfied and tho best pleased | you ever were. c <*TU o ? * Prices low. Terms reasonable. flULE CO., -! mVAN'S BALTIMORE TALK Discusses Taxes, Currency, Trust and the Philippines and the Fall o? the Kcpuhlic. Baltimore, Jan 22.? W .1 Bry in, delivered an address here to ?i?rht upon the political question >f the day to an audience whicl illod the Music Hall, the bistre* luditorium in the city, and whicl jreeted him and the remarks \ritl peatest enthusiasm. The neet n?; was held under the auspice >f the Maryland Democratic as mciation, one of the free silve titles of the democratic party o he State, and was not eneourajjei n any manner by the lobular or pmiy.ation. In fact, the latte icld strictly aloof from any par icipation in the affair. The nade no effort to discourage it i my manner, Im11 not one of *h lemocratic leaders appeared o he platform, and an offer <i 'tage tickets was politely decline >y the principnl members or th lemoeratie State central commit res. With the purty who came fror Washington with Mr Bryan wer senator Tillman, of South Care ina; Congressmen Sulzer, <?f Noi fork; Richardson, of Tei nessoc Jones, of Virginia, and D'Ar nond, of Missouri. It was nearl "v o'clock when the party reache ;he Music hall, when the crow greeted him uproariously. Mr Bryan said in part: "I want to assure you in th leginning that mv happiness lor lot depend upon any honor whic :he people of this nation can cor, fer; neither do I believe that thi lution's happiness or welfare de lends upon any one person. A n politics, as in the army, th generals get the glory an<i th irivates do the work. And ;herefore, I feel that 1 owe it t hose who, for nearly four year lave been hearing the burden i he heat of the day ? I owe it t hem to *a\ that what I have don s but an atom compared wit vliat they have done. "In 1S!)G the voters prove hat they could control the polio, ?f the party, and during the lai hree years they liavo proven tlia hey could hold what they game 11 1S(M?, in spite of newspaper* n spite of railroads; in spite o lank8, and in spite of every in luence supposed to obtain; th ilain people of the democrati >artv have stood and now stan 'or the Chicago platform, in u hat it says. I want to begi with an accepted proposition, tha imposition which 1 consider mo> 'undumental in government. "1 am going to ask the repuh icans hero to think f<?r a littl vhen they go home of the incom x, and see if it is not in tin with that doctrine of equal right o all and special privileges t lone. "When the Spanish war brok >ut we had to have more taxef ind the republican party looke iround for any old thing to put damp on, and you run across th .tamp taxes all the time. Ever ime 1 send a telegram 1 have t >ay the regular rate and, in ad lition thereto, 1 cent is added to he lieneficient assimilation of th Filipino. "Why is it that the man wh tends the telegram has to pay th ax? Because the telegraph con] ;*ny says so. And why was th aw so made that the telegrap . |com|mnv could shift the burdor onto the inun who sends the tele s j gram? Because the telegrapl | companies have more influenct i with the republican party than ul tho poor republicans which us< - j the wires In an hour of peri - this government can take the sor slfroiu his mother, the husham h from his wife, Iho father from hi t child ami stand >!?? - v.l' iu I||> III llllll h I of un enemy's guns, lint in ar h j hour of danger this govcrnmen -: can not lav its hands upon ae Si cumulated wealth and make tha ' wealth hear its share of the ex r : perises "But this is only one question ' 1 am going ?|w**k of anothe {question which shows how the re r publican party is looking after tie in" rests of wealth > nd neglectinj T the welfare of the people. 1 Unov 11 , thev say 1 h?* mone\ question ts i e 1 dead issue But, inv friends, si I n ver has heen hurled so often tha '' a little tiling like a funeral doe not bother us like it used to (! When reverses in a war with " handful of Boers will shake on financial system, where will th il : gold standard ho if Holland eve p attacks a nation of her size an< > eets into a real wsirf i iv "When we join oursel vesto th i; gold standard, when we tnaki gold alone the legal tender fo V the puvmcut of <l?bts, we connec d ourselves with every disturbanc d in Kurope and make ourselves de pendent upon their conditions fo our prosperity." e Continuing upon the currenc is ! question, Mr Bryan asserted tint h in 1 S0(> all of the lending po iti i cut parties demanded a douh! is: stand trd, differing only in th i-1 method of obtaining it. Now th s J republican party insists upon e single standard am. a hill is pend o ing in congress, which not onl I, seeks that end, hut also endeuv.tr o to perpetually force upon thi s country the present national bunk n ing system If the republican o ha I advocated such a measure i ejlMItu he declared, Mr McKiule h would never have Ween president After fully discussing the cur (I i rency question, Mr Bryan t<?o y tip the trusts, which ho disciu?e it ut great length, insisting that th ,t republican party had no intentio d, whatever of interfering with s c incorporations under any circuin if atancea. From the trust* he pasv - <! to a discussion of tho mandin * army, and he declared t^at th c presence of 100,000 soldiers i d this country and tho Philippine ||1 was hut a step toward militarism nj Ha discussed the problem c it the Philippines from tho point ci it commerce, 'civilization and rc | ligion, and cited the results o ( I Knglish government in India t ? show that none of these would b e accomplished in tlio Philippine! 0 44llut, my friends, I can not to , you what fate has decreed. 1 ca 8 not tell yen whether it is to li ? our lot to triumph, und in on triumph lay the foundation agai 0 in the old places, and raise agai | the ancient landmarks which tli fathers had set up. 1 can n< ' tell; hut 1 know this: That if a is fate that this nation is to ceas e J to he a republic and become a y ! empire; if it is destiny that thii 0 the greatest republic of history 1 is to extinguish its light and fo low in the light of the monarchy r of the old world, if, in the prov 6 dence of God the time has com when the pendulum should twin o toward the dark ages of th triumph of brute force, 1 pray I God that the democratic part '* may go down to eternal deat 16 with the republic rather than 1 h lire wben its principles are gone. i j FREE TRADE FOR PORTO - RICO, i ; President and Cabinet Will llrue I ! Congress to (live Relief and 3 J Reform. 1 Washington, dan 2.???There i was u long discussi >n on Porto * Ricio in the cabinet meeting today, t The president and members are i still ti-iil in the belief that the int dustri&l and commercial condition j of the island will be relieved by t j free trade between Porto Rico - and the United States, and they are* jinvioiiK for . , n# ru Ht the necessary legislation without c delay. b! SALES OF WOOLEN G >()DS TKl\ST. V n Ten Millions the Amount Monday and Order* I leav v. M * N- w \ ??rk. .Ian 23. - 1 he . i American Wonlmi company, bet* aiter known at the ''Woolen Goods r Trust," continued it* sale of new e; fall goods today. IVn million r; dollars worth were sold \ ester* il day. Today the orders are also very heavy. B $tOO y />/ />' tletchou's .tnfi Hint> tic j Mas l>** wort hi you more llian $<00 f vnu IniVv n cni <1 woo *oi h be t?li. n 0 fr ?m iiieo ie- eno. of waiter il>n i"ij ? ee,i ores o ' uo<l yi'iiui; a'ike. It. 1 I inre-'tH she tr ?<n> ? at one.*. $1 So rt j. i ' .1 P Mae e* ft o, itrn^irist, I miH'ter y Henry A. Ilszen Killed. Lt Washington, ,)an 23. ? Henry e A Huzen, one of the chief fore* e 1 casters of the weather tmrenu and e well known as a scientist, died H j here tonight as tho result of injuries rece;ved last night hv a hiy j cycle collision with a negro pedes* s trian. His skull was bully frac* s tured and he continued unconscious * j up to the time of his death. K j Georgia Legislature Urged to j Establish the Whipping Post. ' Macon, G* , .Ian 24 ? I he Bibb county grand jury, in their presentments today, urged the Stwto ! Legislature to submit to the peo ^ I pie n constitutional amendment j establishing the whipping post in j Georgia, for misdemeanants under i the age of 10. 0' It in said that the president is n I ... | in favnr of legislation which nil! " authorize the appointmen of (ieu. eral Wheeler, (ieneral Wilson and ^'(ienoral Fitzhugh Lee as brigadier generals on the retired list, in J recognition of their faithful services to tho country during and o . , . , ! since the Spanish war. o | I1UAVK >1 K\ FAI>L n i Victims to stomach, liver and p kiddev trouhles as well as women, r and all feel the results in loss of n [ appetite, poisons in tho hlood, n backache, nervousness, headache e | and tired, listless, run-down feel^ling. But there's no need to feel like that. Listen to .1 \Y <i rde i ner, Ind. llo says: "Electric n I Bitters are just the thing for a , | man when he is all down, and r don't c: re whether he lives or i dies. It did more to give mo new strength and good appetite i than anything 1 could take. 1 ie can now eat anything and have a ? new lease on life." Only cts, l0 at Crawford Bro's Drug Store a Every bottle guaranteed. ,h Chew Long Cotton Tobacco and io be happy. Sold by POUTER ? BROS.