The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, February 15, 1902, Image 2
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SATURDAY. FFBRIARY 15, 1902.
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K? ik11 i< tu*^ hill lWtK 'I he
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j in- :-?iuie, in mst j,
Tfete was a Ini'ii and itt limes:
excittng oefiu'e in tl?t* M'i nte }es-|
tt 1'ilii\ i vim' 1 he 11 tlisti irtitijr bill j
'] In iiit-u-111e, iis it pasi-ed ill*
In u>e, ti ii a 11 \ passed its second
reading in ilia senate, with the
btn^le aim ndiiienl iliat Oatenduii |
is ihkoii In.in the seventh district ,
and 11Uii od in ilia first district h
is tiiniiw|it that thin amendment'
will la* unread to h\ the hoiisa a* <i I
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11mt the lull will lie ratified in this'
s lis pe.
AS IT I'ASSKD.
I lie redistrict ing lull, as it pass
ed i ho senate ) estei da\, arranges
tin- congressional districts as tollow
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rt:^./n 1- --
JL lint i^mu III V^lllf irtilllll, |
BtrKnUy, Colleton,Clarendon and
Dorchester
rtcomu Di.stiict ? Aiken, Hhitibeig,
Hurnweil, Bebiitmt, Edgefield,
Pallida and Hampton
Ibixi District?Pickens, Oconee,
Anderson, Abbeville, Greenwood
ami Newberry.
Fourth District ? Lumens, Spar
tunhuig, Greenville and Union.
Fifth District?Cherokee, Chester,
York, Fairfield, Kersuaw,
Chesicrnwld and Lancaster.
Mx;h District ? Marluoro, Marion,
Hotly, Darlington, Florence, i
\N iliiuiusburg and Georgetown. i
Seventh District?Richland, ,
Sumter, Orangeburg and Lexing- j
tuu. |
inauguration Day Carged te I
April. <
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Washington, Feb. 11. ? An un- <
usual scene was witnessed in the
House this afternoon. The young- ?
est memlter in the body, Lever of ?
South Carolina, occupied the floor I
tor some time in opposition to the 1
Oleomargarine bill. He made a ]
good spee?h and was applauded at i
its conclusion by nearly all the
members on the floor. i
The Senate amendment making i
the commencement and termina- 1
ti m of Congress and th** Presidents <
terms of office the last Thursday |
in April instead of March A, eras I
passed.
.Spectacle Peddler in Trouble for <
Selling Brass Glasses. i
A rather peculiar cuse will come
op for trial this afternoon before t
Ma L'istrate Moorman A white ped- 1
dler who sells spectacles sold a ?
negro man a pair for $4, which he i
claimed were gold They turned 1
out to be brass of the rankest kind. d
and the negro had a warrant sworn c
eut charging the peddler with ob- *
taining money under false repre- t
en tat ion.?Columbia Record. o
m i i n
A ri A l?rx ma m. "
j% vnni7 ur inArnio. ?>
Mr. Editor:- Please allow me
- space in vour paper to thank my *'
friends for their many tokens of 11
kindneas (luring my recent afflic- r
lions. 1 AHKiire them that 1 appreciate
it and hope they will be ^
richly rewarded by one who i? 0
able and willing to reward tkem. ^
Respectfully, "
Wm. H. Stswaaan. *
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MILLION* riTT TO i,
WOKKt
The wonderful actirity of the
new century is shown by an ?
enormous demand for tbn world's p
beet workers? Dr. King's New w
Life Pills. For Constipation,
Wok Headache, Bilhousnass, or
any trouble of Stomach, Liver or *_
Kidneys they're unrivaled. Only
Sic at Crawford Bros and J. F. <
Maokeys A Co's drugstore.
No Biennial Sessions. !
Senate Deli an- Bill, a 'Iwo'llnnl
Vole n l lit-iny Obtained ?
V\ iniliiop'h A|>| ropi iat on
Cot $lu,0i>0
Joliitntiia Krcotd, 13d)
in iheMtiatt* tliia morning | o i
lielib wwio it-mi lioui cillZeiib ol
Morion aid Aiken, pi nteating
nguitinl ilie put-bu^e- ? i ihu Ih.u^m
nil placing a lax on i xpM e>?
nmu.) oituift liu} hold iliai
lliti tax Woind cuiiec i be collipanieb
lo ^ivc lip llial luniuie ol their
hli8liie??, which iti a great 10I1vtuicncc
to lhob? who do not eujo^
banking luclillUH.
1 ht> cwiuuiiuee on cluitos iepolled
adver.-el^ on iiiu ciuim ol
Mr. N. V\ . bluokar lot $?>,UUU
track imv in uiuiiui-.iion wi.i.
selvices lu l lie sinking lund Commission.
1 lie udveise l*. poll was
adopted.
i lie cuUiUiilUQ ell rult 8 tepolled
I hat it uioliou **io iiidetiuiieiy
postpone" was dclialuoie Hud
lUe l'cpol'l Was adopted. 1 litis
ttie bt-iiu.e reverses a decision tif
llie lituteuuul governor, wbo bad
decided oltierwue.
On uiuiieii oi tSeiiaior Maiming,
lUe L,0o Ckliui) liltl was ItGoinLUllUd,
bill 11 liO.ds lis place oil
I lie CuiMUUal. lliere secLUs lo tie
a dlsagi ectiienl aunm^ surveyors
uk lu wlieiLier lue new coliuly
runs wiinfu tigtii unith ?! bumler
cuui t imu&e. ILe inn was
*?ui Duck lo lbs couiumieo iu ordel
tUal I Lie quesllou uiighl be
dshuitely settled.
1 be oenaie oo the- bieuuial session
0111 tbeu Uegiiii, Out Sunulul'
UrI unci* was tQe ouiy ouo lo make
au address, be lavoiing ii, Ou the
roll cab the vole wa? 20 lu lavul*
sad 15 opposed lo ibe bill. As
il required a iwo thirds vole lo
pass ibe bill, ii wan lost* ibe requisite
dumber uol being oblaiued. Senator
Marshall voied against
Lbe oil'. j
beuutor Hay's bill to declare it
i misdemeanor lo bboot live birdb
it a trap shooting contest wax
tilled. Senator Hay declared it
.o be a barbarous and inhuman
practice and degraded the stale
which permitted it.
Senator Henderson could see
nothing wrong in such contexts,
tnd Vaid the raising of pigeons
for the phrpose was quite ah ioJustry
in his section. When
pigeons are killed they are sent
to the poo? houses
Senater Gray don favored the
bill because trap shooting eo;ouraged
gambling. The bill was
'ejected by 21 to 16.
There was some discussiohr'over
he old broken granite columns.
There are only three of them, but
Senator Briceget in an amendment
vbich would give a chapter at
fork one. The senate has already '
lisposed of three, and it depends
>n what the house will do who 1
i
rill get the third. It lies between
be York chapter end Daughters j
f Kevolution who want to erect a ;
lonument on the state house
round*.
The 'oill 1 elating to establishing j
lie office of city recorder was
iade a special order for tonior- '
l)W.
Senator Moore announced the
eath of Kepresentatire Theusand
ffered resolutions of sympathy,
n respect to bis memory the sente
adjourned until tomorrow at
0 a. m. Senatprs Moore and
albert were appointed a commit?e
to accompany the remains to
[ampten.
The House spent a large part
f the day in discussing the ap2^?
u :i i nni ^
i wjji ibiiiiu Will. lOt UHUai DgDl
an made to cut down appropriaon
of collates and Wintbrop was
lit from $60,000 to $50,000. I
therwisa tba hill stood as rapor1.
In respect to tba memory af llr j
Thau*, the hniiMf adjonrne. nntil
tomorrow morning at 10 nYl>>ek.
THUKSDAY'S PROCEEDINGS
Thole wii> it h<>u*e ?l 1 l'< gin ?)
in^ the it flictinii ot ?-n| (i> 1 !>?? ?
I ibliltO'lIt, Upon h IlK'll the i?et ?,
, committee it pond uuhivt ta 1 .
i Mild the loll w t it I < n lie ei.hi it r.
I ll required nil txeiuiliiis lo in*
1
j) i wee in I he |n 1111? ot nil x in- i
| thun mi county j?.iie.
Sen it tor Mown mi i odut-t o .'i
hill tor the initio r iii>pi<'\fii ct
| of i lie st at? In on , )i heiig ? <
teuiplated lo nod to 1 l?f In not x i
' the gi oimds, paint the intei iot ??t
the upper ami lower flouts, t.u I ing
teiiaie, hi-lloHM ring t i
porticos, etc. I hf miiii ??t 21,i
(MM) will tie Hpptoprtated n 'lie
| hill he Co ii es law.
At the la-t session of the li oma
committee of one hi.Ill e oil
COnilt> was appoint* d lodexi e a
! hill regulating road woik'n.-.
i Eveiy \e-ir iheie are local il s
introduced on this subject, > ltd
the aim was to get a geneiai tu 1.
The committee repoittda hi11 .
day and almost the whole ?<a?
waa consumed in iis dncnssio
The home appointed u committe??
| on free confluence on ihe electric
'rnilrtHV veatihi.le hill, and the
lieutenant governor appointed
Senators Gl a\don, Statilnti<i ami
I J
M ?rshall as uieiiitierH of the com
mlttee on put of the senate.
At the uight session Senator
j May field's lull to provide for the
estRhlitthmeut of a State fertiliser
plant was kided, as was also n
joint resolution, which had passed
j the house, for the appointment of
a committee to investigate the feasibility
of such a scheme. -f
1 he hill to make domestic fowls 1
subject to the provisions of the
general stock law was also killed i
by a refusal to adopt the report
of the free conference committee,
which had held the hill in hand.
GO SLOW. >
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South Carolina has rich resources
which are bsing developed by
the magic wand of capital. Wt1h
no ni t u K f Kou I *4 II? Lii- *
vu^/ivwi ?<UVJ f ,,14H4 IIV ftdU
profitless. Tueir development
increase* the richer of the state,
provides employment for her sons
and benefits all interests. There is
no reason for showing special favors
to capital, but there if no sense
in treating it with undue harshness.
Water travels in the dirv
eciion of least resistance and capital
has a seme what similar char
acteristic. It will certainly hut
seek "hrvestment under - adverse
circumstances. In rOc*nt" years
much capital has cone into South
Carolina for investment aad home
pep pi? have 1 ten keeping . their
mnnsj busy developing Var^otyi 1
industries. The figures are ?net 1
available, but there has been a 1
tremendous increase in the cor- 1
porate capital of this atate during '
the last ten year*. The fertilizer
and cotton manufacture* industries 1
have been mete highly developed
than any others. This seems to
have mad# them the especial tar- |
nets for thoM liwuUt-i ?
nuu Dl V
1
possessed with the notion that the'
way te gtin and retain the "tup. '
pert of the "poor, denr
is to devise legislation whose effect
will be to give corporations {
trouble. RbilVoadtr have long j
been recognized game for such
demagogues. But how the fer j
tilizer factories and cotton mltfr \
are coming in for attention. TheVa \
are politicians who care naught
for the general affect of legislation
o long as it has the apecial result |
of landing them in office. It *
would not feaze them if they got a
five thousand office r?y crippling a
million dollar industry byilegisla- j
tion defined to please the fanci- ( <
ed prejudice of the nsassea. While a
South Carolina's natural coedi- j
tions and resources make fertilizer
factories and cotton nulls prosperous
in this state, they are net suf J
U In a Trust. Milt
The seal of doom has b<
and prices once more com
level. WE "FIX" PRI<
but make such reductions
are forced to come down
W E DON'T OWN LANC
try to force people to trade
life our drawing cards. I
people of Lancaster subm
per cent, profits ; THEY
and whether you trade wi
WE are saving you mone;
sell you at our price, and
ciation should direct you
age.
I 15> CUR INTENTION .
m tliH 1*11 sti H t em \eai ! \ eat, an<i in eider to CU
' I * * ,
,tm?h?, C"| O", ducket-, ( leihing, ?te., preparatory for J*
tiling ihene lines.
: NOTHING MUST Bl
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, Che?tp in the beginning, now mot* than cheap, Co
LOW P KICKS.
A Few pe ial Bargains
in D.vim Sewing Machine#, the beet on earth.
14 Nice Cooking Stove*.
'5 Top Boogie*, r> hI beauties
t&T AS EVEKY ONE KNOWS, W* at* selling M
PHI' ES thitn anion* el*?
. po not repent the miatHke of the paat year again r
your Jhaul earned dollar gets an honeet d< liar's worth.
Yours Ft
WILLIAMS* *?
Jahuevy llr1902.~^- - ? . .itaM
ton. 4 ?
fietont^to overcome th* evil effects | mp0rt?nt Notice
ui imTTncsi legislation, and such debted to Clyburn
leg^fffkYion will cripple further
growth' of those industries and All parties indebt
tend ?b make capital go elsewhere burn-Heath Mult
foi lavsi-tment in tbem. either by note or
Tiie legislature should carefully hereby notified to <
consider every phnee i?f the pro- ** once and and inal
hadle tffect of all legislation. But ^ ? have our ow
theft seems t?? be a disposition en meet and in ord?
the1 part of acme members of the mu,t insist on those
getfiral assembly to vote for any l)aJ nP without furt
shifhilantlf-corporation legislation' This notice it into
j'tiel because it it anti-corporation an<^
lr jyflaiatlon. The ancient fool whe Respectful
krtft'd^e gobse that laid the gold-1 Clyburn-Heai
rfggil'W bi'odehD im'tators. Cor-'
iyj* ? 5?a i i 1
poration* should not have special aata fn m
pnvi&ge^ but they sre entitled to T-^fflTlS 'II 111
scalarrights that will not hnrt the IV CBAHLISTi
corporations alone It will retard Ti.eKouih Cat oil na
Hie development of the ' resources Rai'road a??n?
at .. v. . 4 . lowing low round trip
of the state and decrease prosper- ie?u>u. 8. C., accouni
ui* ' kft'nlmmuM*' 01* _;ii ? a?ollna luter Ht?.te ai
citizens will Ex|?o?dtloi?> Ticket*
ultimately teel the evil effects. ? ooupon station* Ex
life* ' r>' j **r **rvi(Wperf>rtsetI.
Udumbia Record. it^kau asd ?i? th? m i
?*'. i Ivl' ? M r*"*"
M i From A
* Karsbaw , ?|
?ffWj|#?T% | |1K Mih Hprit)f? 7
Metawba Junction *8 3
uSm ITI r j Ct t Nmr *4* W| 1 Yorktille 8 3
*f ?fc? dealer wfc* triee I?mV K. ..r? n . S
I' ' - nRithinj|ert |iil" ??tofe ,i. O.ot* P ?
^1" B?a<-kbhurg 10 4
Sour Stomach [Mc. i
liuw.., ,a. . . ' Moorxboro II fi
"lltlf V wm u try casca- \ Henrietta 110
SETA 1 Will inter be without them In the boat*. r< * 4.?? ? 1*1
lr llfWru lot ?wy bad shape. and my bead *or. Y ?
urtied ahfr I had stomach trouble Now. since tak- KUtherfordton 12 4
M Cfparet*. I fee) n?? My wire. has aleo *mo Tlit?rmal CUT 18 (J
hem with bunoUoiul result* (or sour stomacb. ?, 1 tea
jut^touuMd, )?1 Concraa* St., *t Louis, Ma Mnnoa 14 9
canov com jenctng Not, 8(j
CATHARTIC ^* fi'mltJuu^Srrt. 1802
ni# Via*
TKADI UAM NNWnMO 7,r ,. "
limit tea days tu add
'' Mle; except that Ana
^H||UaUp^^ In no case exceed Ju
-|:W l?*lMabV?. PyjMnt TwH Coed fto t'OLVMN 1': Tickets I
in7T.7wok.a. w^.D.or o,i?T?oTfc.A? ! Tuesdays, and Tt.ui
. Aim* AAa?*?aiia vaeaaa I W
... wwnb wwnsairnmvn. ... ?"""i wiuiuhjuviuj
)dh| ! <> fW?n?, awlnil. I? Tot. M ! (! Until And iliClU<
?? 1002, final limit mtc
I0-T0-BAC dllioli to date of a*
. final limit should to
1?1n!'R?5 On# Day OaMi Oura1 " J una 8rd, 1802.
Nrcoldiulimthrtit tnrE?nM?> * i
ayasssvsr"-* p...,.)
1 (Mill
ien placed upon them,
te down to a legitimate
XX7'TrilTT TVT
jriO n nn inhj
that other merchants
to us or close up shop.
ASTER COUNTY, nor
with us ; our PRICES
^EVER again will the
it to paying 50 to 100
DON'T 'HAVE TO?
th US or the other man,
V, for we force him to
a proper sense of appreto
give us your patronALWAYS
to kr?p a FRESH up to data Stock
)f Goods,?n??t to accumulate old oat-of-d?ta.
LKtfc. UU1 our Win'er Stock ??f Dry U????ds, No piing
Goods, Wf bitre MARKED DOWN every:
CARRIED OVFR.
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me early and take advantage of.our exceptienallf
V YOUB8 FOR ANT
I PHI UjfcJ IN REASON.
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ORE Groceries, BETTER Groceries, at LOWER
iveting hardships and disasters, but trade where
aithfully,
HUGHES CO.
BARGAINS IN '
:a g U B 61 E S
account, are' A^lfl
CAITte forward " "
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to iottloment. 1 _ ^
n obligations W I CAN I
>r to do ?o wa ww m w wr aw .w ^
owing.ua to i Wo aro now soiling for $16.
her dolay. BUGGIES that wo haro boon aollindod
for ono ing at $60; and Buggioa horoto:
5 foro sold at $55. wo aro now soil*
lly, ing at'$50. So cows aad got yoo
th Mulo Co. ? ? * BUpGT wfcila thoy
" aro CGEAP.
Wo aro soiling tho Hiaaon round
I , |t oqnaro hojrnd wagons, alf#
IIFB TIII Owensboro wagon at surprio
Onorgi. .?*, tnglj low prien.
J???" * {J W# oa b<K? soma good
t o* t?o Mouth HORSES ?aomo.aa fna aniasala
y?u w>',<1 4,d ??ywh'*r?. *
ooliont pMw?n - jon ?Mft a borao'jthat will aoSi
l^jTq^vSr' 7?? wry particular, don't
B. ' ft buy until you too our STOCK.
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5 IS JS . a
10 6 00 S 7?? 4 C
i 10 6 80
o ?a? tu ^ _
u *ID O OU | r -?' ' ^ j
0 91ft S*0 ^ f
0 > l*' ,.
6 Sow ?it I Wa also rua a firat-ctsaa lirary
1 ba aottf ualiy aad can gira yoc as goad taaaa AS
lib, 1901, antfl ^ La u-j in trtva
Sl, 1909; Anal na<1 1D ^no.
t Yours to satTa,
?'St^i CLTBURM HEATH IUL1 ?
ltlon to data of
ti Unit ahoatd
na Srd, 1909.
to oa aaid oa
ndajw af aaeh _ .
Doc Ird, 1901. .J?"aaSaWW?sa. .
Una May 99th, TS?T*to.? nap blnf
.n daya la ad- iK,^T_^ /
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