Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The Kind Von Have A!\v;> in us? for over JtO yen a! All Counterfeits, Imitate iCxperimeiits tliat trillo i Infants aiul Children?E What is 1 Castoria is a harmless j i;nric, Drops ua<l Soot hi contains neither Opium, Mihstanee. Its as? is its and allays FVverisluiess. 4 I# polLn'iiw 1?! and Flatulency. It assi Stomach ami Ilowcls, j^i The Children's PanaceaCENUiNE CAS The KM You I In Use For TMf CtNTlOW COMPANY. c ;S f ' V old, mm Biiwil j Hon? L'f1 ' "! )%e i ,u , ..t. c?.J1 'P.> :5 a ii (4 Fo c: F *-? ?; t ' c:i*. n. TW i? i l i fx:-; r Cali uT i ( ?--ki ,!/ I -1 < > i* w fi ? I * Mt 'bp I. > till eClj ( * riifi'ii > .A <4 ii I4"*J MAIN STKKF.T, COLL'Mill A, S C. ,MO.V/:l TO l.o I V. Ill A Vl'< M \I)K rrni Kenieii * v . broker* in New Y rW iiy thro whom I elfe it ill* t'? Jf-e loitllH Hei ??l l?v h li'Hi mnrlKutl on iin|>r< tm rin* for Aveye*r nine |nty>?l. li?fi?t! line In. >ii i lie low rule ?.f 7 oenf Interest |e r mii-um. The br?> i'e ttn-l I he chiuve f?n inMpectiou small and at tlio p? n^? of tn? borrower H E WYf.IK Mi v at I .a KUantl* Your llnwtU With I ur?ri ?0?H? Ottttrllc, ?ur? ?ohHI>?Um l<* Malta, uanc i$m m *k m +\v ?n 'TZUOJ.1ITO I ys thought, ami whieli lias been rs, has borne I ho signature of id has boon made nmlor liis pernal supervision sineo its infancy, low 110 0110 to deceive you in this. >i?s ami 'Jiisl-as-Kootl" are hut with and endanger the health ol* xperienee against experiment. CASTORSA iuhstituto for Castor Oil, Pareii}j Syrups. It is Pleasant. It Morphine nor other Nan-otic guarantee. It destroys Worms It euros Diarrlura and Wind nj? Troubles, euros Constipation iiiilfii.w ii... i-.w.a ........1.0..o <1... ( ??,? ?aaa a. ?"mi j 1 V^lliatUD 11113 vino- healthy and natural sleep. -The ."Mother's Friend. >tor!a alv/ays lave Always Bought Over 30 Years. , , , w CITY ^ ^ ^ t108 I KI it', .-i I?17. 1S99. < 11 > i1 m IA ) I > v li< ?IIN I). . N'' '* 7 aud 16 ? 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In accordance with previous announcement, Mr Tillman, South Carolina, delivered an address upon the Philippine question. His discussion of tho subject was genoral. Mr Tillman deprecated the idea that a man is disloyal to the flag if he declares his boiiof that prosecution of the war in tho Philippines is disloyalty to the declara tion of independence, and said ho was "ready to locate tho responsibility for the blood that has been spilled. "I impugn no man's motives," he said, "but whether the provident be most to blame or whether the crime rests on his dupes and! subservient party dep? dents I ay, with all tho emphasis of my nature, that I and none of those who voted against tho treaty are responsible for the spilling of one drop of this innocent blood that has been shed, and I will not enI dure patiently and without ro 'sontmont any such accusation." Mr Tillman then discussed at length the raco question as it re- j Mates to the Philippines, in the course of which he expressed i strong dissent from the statement made recently by Senator Morgan, 1 that tho civil war was precipitated by designing politicians who desired to thrust the negro with social and political equality upon the whites of the south. Scouting the charge the Filipinos were not capable of self? government, he paid: [ 4,lf tho Filipino leaders and i { their followers, those men of affairs, men so strong in the faith ' of ihe right of men to govern . themselves after our great exr ample, thai, although illy armed and without artillery, it has re I quired sixty thousand American . troops over a year to drive them from thn Held and even yet they have not surrendered, but have adopted a guerrilla warfare?if these are not lit for self govern Intent under our kindly tutelage, I let mo ask of these Republicans I here who in part are responsible for it, and who wore and are now in absolute sympathy with it, how dared they crive the control of ; Southern States into the hands of negroes as being tit not only to govern themselves, but also to g vein white men? If tho Fili _i*ii . i pmos kit cuiiiirtMi. wnat worn ami hin the cx-aluvos of the south? How dared Republicans appeal to th? northern masses to compel.tho south to grant the negroes a free , vote and a fair count when it in vol veil negro rnlo pure and aim pie? Were the fruits of the war | mere Sodom apples to be turnetl | to ashes in such h brief span? J Are the loth, 141kt and 15 amend'* * mi? nts to be nullified in their very , cadence because they failed of J their purpose in the south? Are . they for home use only? Is the Hag to become again a 'Haunting O lie1 and float over a military despotism, first in tho Philippines and later at the home) Wm tho I nomorahlo conflict between 1 slavery and freedom useless? j Hare we gained nothing? Is the I commercial greed which dominates in our councils and coercos , the president to do his bloody and dirty work to make of the , constitution a new 'league with death and a covenant with hell' in tne interest of oppression akin to lelavery? In order to do alt these tiling*, must we 'camp outside the conatitution' and give the old interpretation of tho southern slave holders to the declaration of independence and nullify all pre* cedents and decisions of our supreme court? Did this nation of* fer up of its best and bravest upon the altar of liberty the blood Tho Charter Mill. | |G The State, *J>>tli i i-1. Notice wih fit>m1 nrith i!>.o sccrotnrv of State \ i?|?\ ,,f 11n* : * ' change of tho name of the K i- ,M nhuw Mercantile coinpinv t-? thit '' of tho Korshnw I>i'ii\iii' m11 i \l. lo cantilo compinv A commiasion whk isHuo i to tho | w Springs Hanking hi <1 Mi-iv nitilo s;| company of Ilouth Sprin t, Lim "r i . r ''" caster county, th? capital stock of of several thousand men and spend ami destroy live billions of treasure that wo might have a government of tho people by the people, for the people,' to tind that in the brief spun of one man's life the sacrifice was vain, the civil war u mistake, and that the colored ace has no rights we nre bound to respect at home or abroad? Adverting to Mr Beveridgo's c"? r quotation from the Bible, Mr Tillman said: "1 have heard j that the devil can quote Scripture j for his own purposes. Why, I can quote Scripture myself (laugh- j ter), Verily, verily, I say unto you, senator from Indiana (point ing his finger dramatically at Mr Beveridgo, who sat within a few feet of him), 'you cannot gather figs from thorns, nor grapes .from thistles.' "If we mete out desp< turn and bayonet rule to .that people will it not be meted back to us? It need not be from a foreign source, and it cannot bo from a foreign ' source that the government by bayonet will ever oppress the American people. Our danger lias in familiarizing our people with the despotic methods in abondonlng the American ideals and the principles of -our fathers. "The curse of bayonet rule will come to plague ou as sure as there is a God in heaven." In conclusion, Mr Tillman said: "I protest against the continuance of this unholy war. The president has declared that upon congress rests the responsibility. He shirks the burden of his mistake and endeavors to shift it to our shoulders. Let us give these people a government of their own, the only self government, in whatever form they might select, and be rid of the burden as weii as the shame which must be ours if we do not. Lot us protect them against outside interference and in a small part compensute them for the wrongs we have done them. "In the name of Washington, JetTerson and Lincoln, lot us stop this war, which was a hideous Al 11 tt< )<> ' ir? ? 1 ?? I - - ' * " ? ' * * ' uiuuuci id nr? * l 111 III . II IH now a war of conquest, a crime in the siolit of God unci man." Ol.OKl'M \ \VS Comes from Dr. I) B Cargile, of Washita, I T. He writer: 'Four hotil?'8 of Hlectric Bitters hascured Mrs Brewer of scrofula, which lm<l caused her groat suffer . ing tor \ e ir* Twrrihle sores wouhl hreak out on her head as I face, and the he*t doctor* could give no help; hut her euro is com ptota and her health i* excellent " Ttiis show* what thousands have proved, -that Electric Bitter* is the host h|o..d pu ifier known It's the supreme remedy for eczema, tetter, salt rheum, ulcere, hi ilt and running sory* It stimulates liver, kidney* and ho vels, expels posions, he pa digestion hui ds up the strength. Only 56 cents. Sold hv Crawford Bros' Druggist, Guaranteed. A FTE K D E LINQU E N r PO LLS. Comptroller Will Have Prosecutions Instituted at Once. The comptroller general, after a CHreful examination of the acta, han reached the conclusion t.iat, under the provision made in the supply act of last year, poll tax delinquents can be reached and made to pay theii 1899 polls or serve on cho county chaingangs, and he is now preparing to in-' struct county officials to proceed to furnish magiatrates with li*t? of delinquents. In a few weeks no doubt proceedings will he un der way in all the counties, and those who have failed to pay their polls will tiod it hot for them.? The State. T* Osrt C?Mtlp?itoa r?r*?*r. MnOMMMa Oi?drC?tluMrU? MiorBi U do.a lei!te WW,ratalmm? 0 which is to l>o$25,OuO. Hum-mi- |porators are L?m*o\ Springs, \\ f, T Gregory, L C Laz'mhv anil F, in E Cloud ot Gam-a-tor; aa-l It H Mucke\ of Heath Spiiivs 11: Mr. \\ W W nlsh'of thi* place had a line cow to ?!to ve-te.rd k\- 7i The symptoms of the animal were mi very pe? uliur and Mr. WaMi h i-1 { n 1 it dissected. A varied assort un-m of hardwa'O, con-intim; of rails, ' arrow*, pins and also a lot of - i t!| atones wast found in the cmv'i. stomach. ? Monroe Empnror. It i* announced that the I'l >c .. hi field newspapers, after atli ?rnu h trial of the dollar a vear p'a.i. have gone hack t ? the oH price of 50, and that the \ikeu p. or* *< tire about to do the * im" ' d ig. The rise in the c??*t of white pi ' per, HS WO suggested s<>m- ti ne Ki;o, makes this reversion to a fair price absolutely ivce-sar^ t? The State vv Application lifts i?e -n made for ( a charter for a ^loo.ufio eoitou mill at lllarkshurg I he till mill at Cain I m will be right at the <lepot of the Si'ili " extension railroad, a ." $ acre lot ( huving la-en purchased there for #2,75<> for the site The kt rt-flk i if ^ i ii-lf w i 11?? no hp lighted i>\ eh elricil \ (lie town having voted it t ix for that . . . , v purpose Ml Mm election ii^m i.i>t week <)iiIv -i v I - wi'l'i1 e \st I againat ii. Ul Charley McCord, col, ua > ?hot l! urn! m-tutitl\ killed I?\" !{irli'ic<i Hill, col. ut H ni'^ro festi ? iti in \hhCVllle fount V l:i-t Wed irv! iv niirht ^ u'u i < < f > ir ! .?<- the occasion of the <!iifii'ii11 v Tim mm.; led r-usain- ?* Porter Ilaidpt ii col, wi'iv found .-.tut I tcred hIhiilt tin' railroad truck near Wood a an I I :i-t W r Im-vlitv morning. Ill- head and >!.?* arm . were found about yards from tho track where ilcy had been s plllled bv snimi iloj- < ':tiI -e of death?dritiiK and Hsbep on I lie t l ack II A llo-tnn cnpit'ili-l want-, t > put ^."0,0110 in a cotton mill in s', Monroe We learn that an ? ?- " fni I in beino hi 1 I" to f..i n a raii)? |{ pan y and 1 copartnership with the life-toll 111 in build ali i eipiip another cotton mill here. Monroe Eiiipiir* r. VVlien the cwiisiis taker bf_'in-? his work next summer in South Carolina ho will have to organize ,, a separate column headed t'undi date* for Governor '' So far we 1 V have seen some tifteen named and 1 his is only January. - (irecnviilo ' j . ^ Vn * a *?' " I' II ! 1>I S 4 > V K U K I ? it V \ \V < > >1 .4 % ,"| Another grout discovery has < been ftiade, and that too, t?v a 11 la?ly in thin country." "Disease ,, fastened its clutche* upon her and for ?even years she withstood its severest tests, nit her v:?ul organs t? were undermined and death seemed j' imminent. For throe months she c coughed incessantly, and could -? not sleep. Sho tlnallv discovered 'J a way to recovery, by purchasing ^ of us a bottle of Dr. King's N- w p Discovery for Consumption, and ^ was so much relieved on taking c first dose, that she slept all night; w and with two bottles, has been ah- ? solutely cured. Her name is Mrs. ? Luther Lutz.' Thus writes W C j.' Ham nick & (?o., of Shelby, N C. Trial bottles free at Crawford ? Bros1 Drug Store. Regular size 50c and $1.00. Every bottle guaranteed. l In tho United States Circuit inirt in Now York on VVednesi\ , .some, instructive evidence of 0 evil \vrouo..t by Hryanism up1 the ignorant or unstnlilo Was ought out. I'lio government was osecuting two men for selling lurious money. As evidence, a '.or from the dealer ia "green >:hIk'* to a prospective purchaser as introduced, in which it was id: "I have $J>2,000 in 'goods' i hand, which i will sell for $2,tho purchaser thus getting heap money' at the rate of '10 i 1.'" Also a circular, setting ii 111 as follows: "Many people this part of the country have i sciuplcs against an increase in in volume of currency. In fact, .ani\ bel'eve it would be a good ling, und should be done by the ivurnment, as witness the last residential campaign for tint onoy." I'hffcO allurements are mist irresistible to the ignorant i ? 11 P?re liof. ?t*t? ?? - ? ?< .< miiuiii iiir:> ill O read Already imbued a* they e with a belief in the Brian ir??r .>f money, it i* an ea>y op from the fallacy ofthodeinai.'iim to tho fraud of tho rojrue, id. i>i11?*? !, there is, nt bottom, tI ?* distinction between the (icraii<>ns. Charleston l\>?t. The capital stock ha* been sub ritu'd and tho \1otn>ohnn Cotton htIs. capital >tock :?4.r>0,000, is ? bo built at once in Greenville. t the end of this year Greon'lw will hav , within a radios of \ont\ milci. from the courthouse, vrniv cotton mill* in operati 11 ith a 1otal of 437,360 spindles, 1,722 looms, $0,063,000 capital id >i, 902 operat i vr* iiow's iin^r \ ? i? 'tu i?1 r <1 l ?ni| irs ite.r i to. i..y ? i c a urr'> ills' eaii" ? 11 .Mir . t '* Hi't ill i ii . -J IKSKV* '? IVojm ri?. < > lie u W" - InoU ti.i e W n m il J -si..-ii , f r I ? a i l*? y ? its a * .it f f Ii ii i l> i" ly ouoriilil.' in i i :?i i .-i s-i'ii ? an i ll am i? / to Hi* ny mi >*' v ??ti Kit oris ma le . i i i It i i > i .i m'ax \Slioi?sa?* Diumji t, ' ol'O I > i'a'.him; K inn an .V Ma avis, I ll "It'"'! r II lltfOISlH. I' i'fl'P II, i i \s i i ii i li '.re i- i km. i? ? r a y . i im: 'tin- i y ut??i the lilo il I..i iiiu '.ill- Hiirln'- ? i.f ill*4 Hyateni. r|c?. 7 |i?t "oi le I by all >ru-/i{i-.ta i e - i i im hi i .is f . 'aii's !?' i n i Pi - ?r?i in., licsi CLSH'S r i :, i? ?i i ii \it n,i \ v, eor'TV IIS I.A m'asth II. It. II l? IMS i o It I- : ii mii ?in- tie ii Mori mi o t *o icmiy '.unit .I l*i ?ii-i It' . iff i i ust mi l1 It ster. Tom Iioiii i f S nuh >t I > ? , .oi J II if y Knot r I iof ioi n t~ >1 vol ll ol all ( > i lis | i aile i.i the ? . iv i* i'ici1 I?v Jll'lue 1' VV I'mi i in I 'I'll i i.-toli.-r 27 lsl?9 I v\ i I i ii |> i' '? miction id i u'<<*u ? r mr* ??? ! e, wit in the lfi?a houts of i > | (i J isi f iHti^ui/in / '? ftt'ufirt/, < i w i i i i ii?*ti I< >i?, 11 if ce m <>r ic j. ?? fi 11 I i wi ; It II ' l-cp, |. ircpl IT 11" <ct I' I i ill .1- oiiiiiy oft. >n - p. it :|tilies.iii|, C i it a 111 i 11 > ill'l'f ?, I ,,! / *?, - l.lVcVCil il ii.p |> mi 'in i 11 i || K K-i'ter I?v iv 'u?icl'i'ii* KhiiiiIB W ''lirp'oij met /. ! ? hi w 'ii ilcp.i it .lei Ki'i y < I '! i \.!t!ii |.ippp, i? .r.-cl r J r?ci f i i i iIi < nhiy of I,:i i"i > r .1..I In H'ol'-.li Con1 III II i lie ' .'91 ilrrrnt I>n'f r 'ess, piinveypil i i?e l)?*? i iii11 ? 'cinot'e It Koster, t?v ^ tz i ! '< own li> itc -II iIn ? ?I Kcliy iI7 it. sr'i I'll- nl'Ovp i rues cin-i ii ii p 61'I r . m ic or li-\s lyine un I tunic hi ' Ic c unity of I ii .iii- er ? I i.u of - u i? nr lina, in?iiii|Itfil on ic North in ht! Is of H II (? inch, iicl- i.ow om ricii hy It It "sowcil ami ! m( It Sufi 111** *Kr i i? l*.?t f .rmaiiii* : - ? wii?'?l 11y J ll Krwin r Iiih wife, Mnrv I I'.rwiii on tli>* Kunl l*y .ao<ts of J It la?ev, J' , <?riii*'rly the (J 1' NVml-i in* <>n the -outh l?v lands of W tj L ? I?I?*y A- <?, form Hv ownfil I*, I) Hi I ?|? ami lands f >r.n**'<v be* II gi 11g ! > t OH exl?to of \| r.1 T I' 111 O * tl <>\v >\ .own a-* 'ii.* inuplile p'Hi'e, r> 11 In* West l*y hiiiiIk of \V li K<*ddey it ' >. f >i iiii*i ly owned by I) K*i Don a,*, ii*l other**. |'i ?is <>f ?<*li tract will l*t* exhibited n ilny of sale. Terms of Sale; one 111ir< 1 cash, the alatice lobe paid iii\e<jut?l instills lents of one ami l wo years, with invest from <lay of sale. The credit or!ions if iIn* sale a'e to be secured v the boixl of D<e |>ur<*ha-< r or jnirli iM*r ami a in irtguge of the preiili** t*s 1 11** purchaser of the 226 a<*r? ra'*t on which (lie four-room collate tainls slialI insure the same in some nod repu able Fire Insurance t'oniany ami saiii policy shall be assigned ? the t.lerk of the court as aihiitional scurity for the credit payments Purs baser or purchasers of either tract Mil have the option of paying all in ash The purchaser or purchasers lust conip'y with the terms of sale rittiin 30 minutes or the laml will he mmeiliaiely resold at the bidder's Isk Mr Purchaser to pay for all neftes* ary papers including revenue stamps. W. S. L. PORTER, C. C. C. P. L. C. t ti. Wyli?, PI?T?. Atty.