The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, June 27, 1903, Image 4
Wild Jomp in Cotton.
Weekly Bulletin Sends New York J
Market Hi*h in the Air.
Now York, Juno 23. ? One of
the most exciting and spectacular
upturns of the cotton season in
the cotton market occurred right
after the midday weekly ?Top 1
bulletin from Washington had I
just boon roa.l and received a j
bearish interpretation, resulting i
in moderate declines. But ulmost
immediately buying orders (
were received from Now Orleans, t
and duly was rushed up to 12.75, i
August to 12.20 and September c
to 11.00, all of theso prices bein? t
new high records for the season. \
Tho now crop positions responded i
only partially to the strength in c
tho months said to he controlled s
by the bull pool. ?
A Monroe Man Pcrf. cts a Cotton t
Planter and (Juano Distributor. '
I
Special to The Observer. - ?
Monroe, Juno 2.'3.? V very inn '
portant invention has been per" 1
footed by a Monroe man. It is a 1
combination cotton-planter and ''
guano dtstributor. Mr. *1. \V. 0
Kudgo is the inventor. The in i- ^
chine is thus described by the 1
.lonrnal in its issue to-day:
"'['he planter opens tho trench,
drops in the guano, puts a small c
quantity of dirt upon it, then c
drops tho seed, covers and packs
them. All ti c planters at pies 1
ent in use put in only the seeds
after tho ground has been prev- e
lously prepared and tho guano put
in. Jt will be seen at once that c
Mr. Kudgo's invention saves a J
great deal of labor and will bo a I
valuable instrument to tho cotton '
farmer. It will bo about the size (
of an ordinary cotton planter. N
"Mr. Kudgo lias I o?n working s
i i - - -
upon ms men lor several years,
and succeeded in getting lus model
in shape this spring and used
it in iactual cotton planting, the
seed which he plained coining up
beautifully. A patent has been
applied for and will no doubt be
secured at once, as the patent attorneys
itt Washington say that
the records of the government
otlico show no invention of a like
character."
WORST or ALL EX PER
ZEA' CBS
Can anything be worse than to
feel that every minute will bo your
last? Such was the experience of
Mrs. S. H. Ncwson, Decatur,
Ala. "For threoycurs" sho writes,
"I endured insufferable pain from
indigestion, stomach and bowel
trouble. Death seemed inevitable
when doctors and all remedies
failed. At length 1 was induced to
try Electric Hitters and the result
was miraculous. I improved at
once und now I'm completely ro.? \
covered." For Livor, Kidney, ,
Stomach und Bowel troubles Electric
Bitters is the only medicine. ?
Only 50c. It's guaranteed by Fun '
dorburk l'harmnacy, Crowford
Bros., und J. F. Maekoy Co.
Druggists.
Got it ut Lust. s
V
llo criticised her pudding und
ho criticised her cuke; ho wished
r
sho'd make the biscuits his moth- s
cr used to muko; she didu:l wusli I
the dishes, and she didn't inuae I
the stew, und she didn't mend the r
stockings us his mother used to x
do. Oh. well. slw? iwn
feet, but she tried to do her best,
until at lengtn she thought it
time foi her to have a rest So ^
when one day this man had growl. (1
eil and whined I bo whole day c
through, she turned him up and C
fanned his punts?as mother used c
to do. n
^ m ^
S'ojts the Coiif/h and Work* //? '
this Cold. n
s
Laxative liromo Quinine Tub
lots euro a cold in ono day. No
Cure, No Pay. Price, 25c. ,J
f
A Fierce Family Encounter,
Suds Fatally for Two und Probn??
bly the Third of the Bar tier
pants ? Woman Instant lv
Killed.
Broonksvillc, Kla., Juno 24 ?
1 9
W. It. Hunter und Mrs. Cephas
Kiland were killed and ' Cephas
Kilai.d badly wounded in a shooting
all'rav at Spring Lake lust
light.
Filand and Hunter were broth*
3is-iu law hut wero not on good
:erms. Hunter was in Brooks
kdllo nil dav vestordav ntfnndwicr
J ?J I;ourt.
Ilo loft early in tho oven
ind instead of going directly home
vent to Eiluud's. What occur*
oil there is told I?y Eiland, jlhe
>nly survivot m the tragedy. lie
tuys Hunter being under tho inluonce
of whiskey began usii g
irofano and abusive language in
be presence of Mrs. Eiland. Kiand
ordered him to leave. He
mlled his pi-tol and began tiring
,t Edand, who returned the tire,
drs. Eiland sprang between tho
wo while they were shooting and
nstantly kiiled in tho presence of j
icr three little children. After
implying his pistol Hunter ran a
hort distance and died. Eiland
s badly wounded.
Marshall Field, tho great inerhunt
of Chicago, in speaking of
rime, has tho following to say.
"Certainly the weakest point
n the government in the country
oday, and llio one that is deslinid
to bring us the greatest trouble
r> o
inless we have un immediate
Image, is the enforcement of law.
I'lio trouble is that the young poodo
of the land are growing up to
uivo no respect for law and orlor,
and why should they have
vhcn '.hey are not made to reipeet
it? There is nothing wo
toed in this country so much, 1
epeat, as respect for the honest
mforcemont of the law alTooting
ivory citizen, and when laws are
bund to bo bad they should be
opealod." The good Hook says,
Words fitly spoken are like ap)los
of gold in pictures of sil<
r."
Allot'that is very true, but it
loos not go far enough. The
on I trouble begins at ljome,
.vhere there is now entirely too
nuch of "sparing the rod and
spoiling the child." Parents
ieem to be actually atraid of their
children and the child rules the
parent in many, many rases, 'lhe
)onve<|uenee is that the child
,'riiws up unbrtdlod, self-willed
iihI without self-control. That is
<iii5 root ot the evil. Children
who ure retired that way und who
lave no reaped for the authority
>f their parents, will not respect
lie law when they become men.
What a pood scrrpon could bo
ireuclied from that tex! ? Hock
Hill Herald.
WAS wasting AWAY.
Tue following letter from Hohcrt
t. Wait-, of Salem, Mo., is initruetivo.
l,l have been troubled
vith kid i< y disease for the last
iv? \? ais I lost flesh and never
elt well and doctored wit.i leadinp
iIim- coins ni.d tried all remedies
iu<_"" s od ??i'l'uut relief. finally
;.iod K?ile>'s Kidney Cure and
e-s than two liotiles completely
aired me and I a n now sound and
veil.." 1'. ICu^uie Funderburk.
Notice.
Notice is hereby pivot) that the
Jointly Hoard of Control for Canaster
County a ill meet at Can
Ulster court hou*u in the ollice of
bounty Supervisi r on the 3rd day
if ,Jiily 11)03, for tho purpose,
,rnon<r other things, of electing
wo dispensers, one for tho dis
>eii8i?ry at Lincnstor court house
,nd one for tho dispensary at Kerhaw
in Lancaster county.
J. E. VV. 11 aii.p.,
Chr'm. of Co. Bd. of Con.
uno 1, 1003.?Int.
What A Hanoi of Whiskey Contain*.
A baud of headaches, heuttaclies,
of woo*,
A barrel of cur sen, a barrel < f
blow*;
A barrel of Horrow from a loving
i weary wife,
A ban el of ca?? , a bin rel f
Ht I ife;
A barrel of all unavailing ivgrrt,
A barrel ol nucs a barred of
debts;
A barrel of huui?or, of poison, of
pain,
A barrel of In j?e* all h1 listed and
vain;
A ban el of poverty, ruin and
blight,
A barrel of tear* that run in the
uiglit;
A barrel of crime, a liana I of
lrmntiv.
r? i
A band of orphan'*! most pitiful
moans;
A barrel of serpents that liiss is
they pass,
That glow from the liquor in the
head of the glass;
A linrrel of falsehoods, a but i el
of eii s.
That fall from the maniac's lips
as 1 e dies!
TH rt WILL INTEREST M m\ V.
To i|Uickiy ill trod ue.* It. If /? (K
tunic Mood Hani), the Iniunti* !> ?.<>?1
pin liter, into i ew lionti s, \\e i i ve. <l
absolutely free 10,01)0 treatments. 1$.
Ii. li quickly cures oM ulcers, scrof*ula,
painful swellings, aches and
pains iiihonesorjoints.il) ion.iti-in,
c itarili, pimples, festi ring eruptions,
boils, e. zema, Iudiini: si; in ??r blood
ioiinois, eating, hleedlng. festeiing
Bore* uikI even deadly cancer li, li.
Ii, at drug stores $1. For free I realni
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(da. Me<Iieine sent at once, p e
paid Describe trouhi" and f ee nual
leal advice given u <til eared, ii. li
it Ilea's every s *te an I makes the
hi* o I pure and rU Ii.
Foley's Kidney Cure
makes kidneys and bladder right
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The Law Department of the
South Carolina College.
In addition to the* rcftuinr lectures by
the professors of law of the South Carolina
College, the trustees and fuculty
are pleased to be able to announce for
the coining session a very attractive
series of lectures to be contributed by
some of the leading members of the
Bench and Har of South Carolina.
Among those who have consented to
deliver one or more lectures to the law
classes of the College uroj Hon. Charles
H. Slmonton, IT. S. Circuit Judffe: Hon.
William II. Bra \v ley, lT. S. District
Judge; Hon. Y. J. Pope, Chief Justice
of South Carolina; Hon. C. A. Woods,
Associate Justice; Hon. Kugene B.
i Jury, Associate Justice: Hon. Kdwurd
McCrndy. Hon. J. C. Sheppard, Hon.
(J. Duncan Mellingcr, Hon. S. J. Simpson,
lion. J. P. Carey, and Hon. Andrew
Crawford. *
The trustees and faculty feel that in
securing the assistance of these distinguished
judges and lawyers they
have accomplished something that will
prove of the greatest benetit to those
taking the law course in the South
Carolina College. The number of those
enrolled in the law department during
the last two years has been the largest
in the history of the college, and the
hope is entertained that the prospect
Of these additional lectures may still
further increase the growing nlimber
of law students.
The great value of the truiuing afforded
by schools of law has been too
thoroughly demonstrated to render
necessary any arguments in their supI
vim'Clii, .On, ,.r .............. i-..- *? .i- -
.... ....J .11 |? ri'iuuilllll iur IIIK
bur by solitary study in ti lawyer's
oflk-c has pructlenity passed. Kveryono
familiar with the working of a law
school must have been impressed with
the Increased interest and /. >:?! that result
from the mere association of young
men who have come together for the
common purpose of studying law. The
daily discussions of questions of law,
not only with the professors, but also
with each other, beget an enthusiasm
for the law which possibly, in some Instances,
could never have been acquired
otherwise.
The advantage of attending a professional
school in the State in which a
man Is to practice his profession is in
no case more obvious than in that of a
lawyer. Besides the familiarity gained
with the decisions and statute law of
the State, the filendahips that he forms
at such a school add very materially to
his future usefulness as a citizen. The
career of lawyers as a class is more apt
to be of a public nature than that of
those engaged in any other profession
or business. Not only are all of the
judges of the State drawn from the bar,
but the occupants of the legislative and
executive oflieos are also drawn very
largely from the same source. As so
many of the members of the legal profession
are naturally destined to public
careers, it is of no little importance
that tin- young men who have decided
to become lawyers should come into
close touch with other young men of
their own State who have chASen the
same life-work.
The most lasting friendships are not
infrequently formed during the part of
a man's life that is usually devoted to
preparation for the bur; and it is unfortunate
if this period should l>e spent
in a State other than that in which he
is to live. Several years spent at a profession
school in another State sometimes
llnd the student so completely out
of touch with the young men of his
own State that when lie returns to
practice his profession rlie finds himself
laboring under a serious disadvantage,
which in some Instances is never overcome.
A law school, however, should Vie
patronized not alone by those intending
to practice law. There is hardly a railing
in life for which one whom m<>? ?./ ? I
better prepared by having taken a
course In law. Almost everyone who
has made an earnest study of the law
will agree with Burke that it Is a
"science which does more to quicken
and invigorate the understanding than
all other kinds of human learning put
tugeJher.M The hope is indulged, therefore.
that the attendance upon the law
school of the 8<>utli Carolina College
may include some who have not determined
to make law their profession.
Columbia us* the capital of ttie State
presents many advantages for the law
Student. The sessions of the Supreme
Upurt of the State, of the State Circuit
Courts, and of the Federal Courts, give
Mm frequent opportunity to hear arguments
by the leading lawyers of the
Btate, and to witness the practical ud- 1
ministration of the principles of the
taw.pln prosecuting his studies he will
Sao tf&d that having access to the law
library of the Supreme Court, as well
as'to the Collcgp library, will be of the
greatest value to blm.
TEN YEARS IN BED.
K. A. Gray, . P., GakvilleJ
Intl., wriles, 4'For tun years I was
conlinetl to my Wed with disouse
of my kidneys. It was so severe
that 1 could not move part of the
time. 1 consulted the vory best
medical skill available, hut could
got no relief until Foley's Kidney
I Cure was recommended to mo. It
I has been a Godsend to me." T.
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nukes c.loae connection at CI e-t? r
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hariotte and points norih; aid Seacard
Air Line ' Atlanta H| enai"
jr /^ilantu anil points west A'so
villi Carolina and Noi thwe.slc i n P.atlcay
No 10 for enoir N (J. hi ?i inermediate
points, and southern !. dvay
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loulh.
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muurbui nun ninillieril ItailWay No.
16 from Columbia and mints south;
Seaboard Air Lino "Atlanta rhecial"
rorn northern and caatern (minis and
Southern Hallway No. 33 fr? in Northrn
f vl eastern points, an Lhh?
aate vith H C AG K for Blackilung.
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ouuects at Lancaster with H t A (J K
rom Camden and Marion, and ulhln
Railway No. 34 at < I tt-ie' tor
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