The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, April 13, 1904, Image 5
The Bill Woold Effect
The Dispensary Law
Measure Favorably Reported t(
Give States Police Power
Over Importation ef Original
Packages.
Washington, April 8.?A fav
orable report on the Hepburn
Dolliver bill, grunting the State
police power over original pack
ages of liquor shipped witbii
their borders as iaterstate commerce,
was tiled in the house today
by Representative Claytoi
of Alabama. The report siysthi
bill is not a prohibition measure,
lint itu nnriwico I ( I u *? uL
"in, av?7 owiu |/ui ^v/cu to iw or
low each State to carry out its
own domestic or internal policy
in regard to the control of intoxicating
beverages within tho boundarios
of tho State. The sole ef
feet will he to permit the State,
if it so wills, to circumscribe th?
sale of intoxicating beverages
within its boundaries to the full
extent that it may desire to rest
rain such traffic or to regulato the
sale of the same through the ined
iuui of its own laws, including lo
cal option laws, high license laws,
or dispensary laws."
Sully's Proposal Rejected.
New York, Aprils.?The creditor*
of Daniel J. Jolly & Co
held a meeting today at whicl
Sally's friends were beaten in ai
attempt to force an immediat<
ettlement and retired from th<
meeting. Those remaining ud
opted a resolution instructing th<
creditors' committee to continui
its work ef inquiring into Sully'i
affairs. it was said after tin
meeting that Sully's propositior
to pay 40 cents on the dollar and
give notes for three years hat
been rejected by a large vote.
A l'aOUGHTFUL MAN.
M. M. Austin of Winchester,
Ind. knew what to do in the houi
of need. liis wife had such ai
unusual case of stomach und livei
trouble, physicians could not
help her. He thought 01 unt
tried Dr. King's New Life Piih
and she got relief tit once und was
finally cured. Only 25c, at
Crawford Pros' J. F. Muckey &
Co. and Funderburk Pharmacy
Drug Store.
Trespass Notice.
All persons are warned not tc
trespass by hunting, fishing, or it
any other way on my lands it
Flat Creek township, known as
the "Willis Gregory" place. The
law will be enforced against al
parties disregarding this notice.
T. S. Gregory.
Mar. 18, 1004 ?1111.
E. 1>. II0WKK8. W. O. IiOWKHH
BOWERS' BROS.
Builders and Contractors
Lumber, all kinds, for sale.
Dressing and Matching at ahor
notice.
Turned work and Scroll work aspeC'
ia/ty.
IttyGive ITS your orders,
BOWERS BROS.
Near Depot.
Feby. 23, 1904.
Go to the
LANCASTER MARBLE
A V M
GRANITE WORKS,
For (rood Work and Low Prices
A. J. McNinch,
LANCASTER, S. C. '
PILES! PILES! PILES!
Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Ointineri
will cure lilind, Bleeding, Ulcerate*
and Itching Piles Ituhsirhn the tumors
allays the itching at once, act
as a poultice, gives instant relief. Dr
William-' Indian Pile Ointment ii
prepared only for Piles ai d itching o
the privite parts, and vothing else
.Every box is guaraiiteed. Sold In
druggists, sent hy mail, for fine, a' i
$1 0-) per box. Wlhl IA.MS v'K(
CO.. Prop's, Cleveland, Ohio.
Hold by Funderhurk Pharmacy.
j Old Jim Med I in Badly Treated.
!
f \
' Ked Buck makes a famous Union
county blind.tiger of other days
* the subject of a very amusing
story in last Sund.)*a Charlotte
Observer. Following is the full
story: <
.Jim Medliu, the colored blind- ,
I tiger who roamed at will about ;
N j Monroe for about twenty years,
8 I was chased clear out of sight seme
time last year. I have tried is
J vain to locate old Jiui. He is one
of the bhrewdest negroes that ever
lived. Many a time have 1 seen
1 ( him sitting upon the top of a bar
1 rtl?an empty barrel?watching
for a thirsty stranger. He would
" say:
' "Mornin' boss; ita party ?
day." I
You couldn't resist the temp
tation to trtrry find have a word ,
with the antebellum durkey. His ,
face wus so kind aud so gentle |
> looking. ,
"Ef dey wuz any saloons here |
de olo uigger woul' sho' axe you ]
fur er drink. But we'd done got J
> so good down here dat er man i
can't take a toddy widout sneakin' |
'round <le corner." ,
The unsuspecting stranger
would invariably say: "I'd like <
to have a drink myself, old man- |
I've been trying everywhere j
to get one in this town."
'VVell, boss, you aeodn't go no '
fodder. Whar's yo' room? Give
1 rao 50 cents, an' yo' drink'll be
1 dere."
And it would. dim never ,
3 fooled a man in his life. I
But, liko many good public t
(servants, Jim fell before a great \
moral wave. He went down in (
a mighty torrent. A drunkeu J
kinsman cumo reeling aud rockiug ; \
[ from Jim's quiet cottage. The
1 policeman caught the fellow, put J
the acrows on hitn and made him (
i
SQueal. Jim was arrested, and j
bis house was searched. Every ' |
i nook and corner, crack and crev? ; |
r ice was looked inte until the of- 1 j
I ticers came to a brand new bureau. ' (
r
^ Every drawer of the bureau except ]
i the left-hand upper one, was' ^
? searched. i
"Cap'n Howie," said Jim to <
t the officer, 4 Mat little drawer ain't' (
, never been open since I bought de
bureau fum Mr. Tom Dillon. |
, Dat's de tru/! He never gin me
no key fur dat!" i
The officers knew Jim to be $
1 very wily, and they would not 1
take his word for the drawer, but <
j broke it open. There they found ]
i about five gallons of fire-water, in ]
1 half-piut bottles. ]
The officers looked at Jim for ]
an OTnlannt Inn l-l a mt% mau/1 ?
wu va 1'iauuiiuil AAV IT UD lUauy. |
"We'l, I 'clare fo' de Lawd!
. What will dese white fo'ks do to
de po' nigger next? What makes ;
Mr. Dillon sell me dat bureau wid *
dut stuff in it fur? Ha migbter 1
knowed dat it'd get me in trouble. 1
t I sho am sorry 'bout dat. I
The arrest and trial of Dr. Med i
lin created quite a sensation. He I
was a big fish. During the trial ]
before the mayor, when the room ]
was filled with people, the doctor 1
sneuked out and started for parts <
unknown. But being three score <
years, corpulent and fat, be could
not more fast. The officers over- i
hauled him. He was bound over 1
to court, but gave bond for $200, <
and departed for more congenial 1
climes." i
Widow Gets Verdict.
J Green wood News, 91 b.
Ia Ihe CH80 of Ella S. Waito
against the Charlotte Aw Lioe i
! Railway for $25,000 damages for '
-1 ciiusing the deuthofMrs. Waite'a
husband, a verdict of $7,750 was
* agreed to in the Common Pleas
. Court yester lay by the attorneys (
\ representing both parties, and the
i trial, which was begun Thursday,
ended.
Shot By A Student.
A Man Who Was Pee pin g at a J
Baso Bull Game in Lexington,
Ky.
Lexington, Ky , April 8.? ft
Joley Hayden, 19 years old, was v
<hot at the State College Base tl
Ball Park to-day by Lee Ander (j
ion. a State College student, who d
was acting as guard at the park, n
The bullet entered Haydon's left
ihoulder and inflicted a serious d
wound. Police Captain Brown li
went to the park to arrest Ander- s
jou. As soon as Anderson learn*
ad bis mission he pulled his revol- o
vor and declared he would not
submit to arrest. A crowd of 1
200 State College students backed j,
him up in his refusal. Captain K
Brown rushed in before ho could H
shoot, however, and after a tus- ii
sle, disarmed Anderson. He was 0
placed under arrest and the stu- *"
Jents made no fuither attempt to
keep him from the police. Later
he was released on bond. The
State College and Central University
were engaged in a game of 8
base ball and Hayden was looking 11
in through a crack in the fence. ^
Anderson ordered him away, ^
when, it :s stated, Huyden cursed
him. Anderson thereupou shot 0
him without further words. II
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I
The Devil's Views of the Dispensary.
A story is told to the effect that
l certain prominent church mem- *
>er and disnensarv advneata in C
his Slate, while strolling through 8
ho woods a few Sundays ago, h
mddenly came upon the devil as 11
ic lay sound asleep in a sunny ^
!ence corner.
Aftei partially recovering from
lis fright at the unexpected discovery,
he Kssumod a bold front ''
ind ventured to arouse his satanic C
v
wajesty and inquire how it was n
that he had ceased, even for a ti
short while, from going up and v
lown in the earth like a roaring e
ion, seeking whom he might de- ?
, , , ,. _ \ Ti
/our, am! had become ?o inamer-la
mt as to relax his energy long n
jnough to lie down in the fence h
corner for a nap. a
q
"Ob, Well," answered sal an as ?
ie sat up and rubbed his eyes
Irowsily. "you see that there is w
low no necessity for my leading ?
jo strenous a life as formerly j,
While we had the saloons the
church vigorously opposed the
iC- t- ? -1_ !. ? -
iquur iraiuu, wuicu is iuj prinei- ^
pal agency for evil, and then I j(
tiad to keep a sharp lookout for
my beat interests, or I might suffer i
iefeat in some of my plans.
"I tell you," continued satan,
"they kept me hustling then. But t
you see that 1 have lately succeed ()
2(1 in effecting a compromise with t
the church, by which we now have c
the dispensary with the church
people in charge iastead of the j
saloons with the old time barkeeper,
and as long as those fellows
will agree to run my business B
for me for nothing except the lit- a
tle-boodle that's in it, why of
course I can afford to take an occasional
nap."
And, as the story goes, the c
church member uwoke to find that
ha himself had been nnrmino in
?ri?ft -church
and that the pastor was
then preachihg a sermon in advocacy
of the dispensary.
MAKES A CLEAN SWEEP.
There's nothing like doing a
thing thoroughly. Of all the
Salves you ever heard of, Bucklen's
Arnica Salve is the best. It
sweeps away and cures Burns,
Sores, Bruises, Cuts, Boils, Ulcers,
Skin Eruptions and Piles.
It's only 25c, and guaranteed to
givo satisfaction by. Crawford
Bros' J. F. Mackey tfc Co. Funderburk
Pharmacy Druggist.
BAN N ER SALVE
tllo most atlno salve In the world l'
Virginian Commits Soicide.
. Stanley Parker, Two Days
Married, Plows Out Ilis Brains.
italeigh, N. C\, April 9.?J.
>tanley Parker, aged 28, ef Dandle,
Va., blew out his brains in
be office of Clegg'a hotel at
iroensboro at 7 o'clock toDigkt,
ying without regaining conscious,
ess an hour later.
Parker was married on Wednes
ay ut Pilbatu, this State, to a
idy from Roanoke, Va. It is
aid that upon bis return to Duuille
that night bo received notice
f bis discharge from his position.
'iteumonia is Robbed of its
Terrors
>y Foley's Honey anci Tar. It
tops racking cough and heuls nud
trengtbens the lungs. If taken
n time it will prevent an attack
f pneumonia. Refuse substitutes,
iold by Funderburk Pharmacy.
Terrible Street Car Accideut.
Santa Barbara, Cal., April 10.
-Seven persons wire killed, a
core fatally hurt and 30 seriously
njured in a street car accident to!ay.
The car ran away on u steep
;rade and jumped the track.
Foley's Honey and Tar contains
io opiates,and will not constipate
ke nearly all other cough mediines.
Refuse substitutes. Sold
ty Fundeiburk Pharmacy.
Earthquake Kills Many.
Vienna, April 8. ? A N?ue
i'reie Press dispaTch says an
arthquake April 4 killed 25 per
ons, injured 40, destroyed 1,500
ouses and caused great distress
a the villayets of Kossovo and
lalonicn, Macedonia.
Chroiiic Bronchitis Cured
"For ten years I hud chronic
ronchitis so had that at ti ues I
ou!d not speak ahove a
dlk^per," writes Mr. Joseph Cofflun,
of Montuiorenci, InJ." 1
ried all remedies available, but
dth no success. Fortunately my
mloyer suggested that 1 try
'oley's Honey and Tar. Its efant
was almost niiraeuious,and I
m now cured of the diease. On
ly recommendation many people
ave used Foley's Honey and Par,
nd always with satisfaction,
iold by Funderburk Pharmacy.
The aecretary of stute Friday isued
a commission to the Fairfax
Jotton Oil company. The capital
j $20,000.
Four men lost their lives in an
xplosion Friday at the Fintsch
las Compressing company's plant
n southwest Washington.
r-J uri- Sr. *.'* O 3! .
!dU1 the /) The Kind You Have Always Bougm
rr 7
The constant duty of every man
o his follows is to ascertain bis
iwn powers and special gifts and
o strengthen them for the help of
>ther?.
it is love of virtue, not fear of
aw, that makes civilization.
A Texas jury baa sentenced a
legro to 1,C00 years in prison for
,n attempted assault. lie can
lave 200 years taken off for good
tehavior, however.
? If you want a well dug or
leaned out first class, call on
Leonard Harris.
NEARLY EVERY rARMED
NEEDS A.
PORTABLE ENGINE
THE "A JAX"
la the one to uae. "The Machinery People"
will be glad to send catalogue and name
price on application.
W. H. OIBBE,^*?. CO..
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Engines, Boiler*, Saw Mills. Cotton Ginning
Machinery, Etc.
The Mbbci Portable Shlnnle M h
The Kind Tou Have Always Bong
in use for over 30 years, has '
and has tx
<z^m^ ^;?nT0
All ennnfA*/aUa Tmlt>4lnna anil
Experiments that trifle with one
Infants and Children?Experienc
What is CAi
Castoria is a harmless snbstitni
goric, Drops and Soothing: Syra
contains neither Opium, Morph
substance. Its age is its guaran
and allays Fevcrislmess. It cur
Colic. It relieves Teething Trou
and Flatulency. It assimilates
Stomach and Bowels, giving lie
The Children's Panacea?Tho M<
GENUINE CASTC
si Bears the Sip
The Kind You Have
In Use For Over
THf OCNTAUR OOMMNfi T9 MURRAV 1
KIDNEY DISEASES M
are the most fatal of all diseases.
- ?" <>>
Urn
ens CV'C kidney cure u i
rULtl 0 Ruaraitn* Rindj "
O
or money refunded. Contains
remedies recognized by emi- ?
nent physicians as the best for
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
PRICK 50c. and $1.00.
L.ANCASTEK AND CHESTFR
RAILWAV. *
schedule .in effect Nov20, 1902.
(Daily except Sunday)
A'E >TBOUND.
Dv Dancastei . 7 15am 6 (X) p m I
(jv Fort I.awn, 7 34 a m 6 30 p m
IjV Bukco'ivi'le 7 44 a m 5 45 p m
[jv KichOn g. 7 50 a m G 00 p in
A r ('lies'- r, K 15 a m G 30 p ui
Ar Char otte. So K 0 55 a in 9 00 p m
Art loiuinltia, S?? K11 00 a ni 1 15 am
A r Atlanta, a a I, r 4 50 p in
Ar Y?irnv',C&N W 9 35 u in
A r Gastonla.CN vv 10 30 a ru
Ar I>nt ir. o a n, r 2 05 p m 6 00 a m
17 A am 1)4 ilTMT
Lv Len ir, cAn,r 230pm
Lv Qtstonia " 5 30 p ra
Lv Yorkville " 6 23 pm I
Lv Atlanta, s a I, r 100pm
l.v Columbia, So R 6 10 a m 6 36pm .
Lv Churlotte, So R 8 40 am 6 25 p m *
Lv Chestei, 10 00am 8 25pm
Lv iftchhurg, 10 45 a in 8 49 p m
Lv llascora ville, II 00 u m 8 55 p m
Lv Fort Lawn 1116am 906 pm
Ar Lancaster, 1145am 9 25 pm
CONNECTIONS.
Chester?Southern, Seaboard and (
Carolina & Northwestern railways.
Lancaster?Southern Railway.
A P A/cLURE, Hupetintended!,
LEROY SPRINGS. President..
J. E. RUTLEDGE, Dentist. :
Lancaster, S. C. I
i
Working on credit doesn't pay,
and my terms from this time
henceforth arestiictly cash. 1
V .
Reasonable Prices.
Gold Filling $1.50
Amalgam Filling 75 eta.
Cement F'lling 75 ct
KIT BMPII PLATE,
Full upper set of teeth $12.>0 ^
Upper and lower set $25.00
frWl'ht'He prices are strictly
for cash. No work done except
for cash or good security.
J. E. RUTLEDGE, Dentist, j .
Feb. 4, 1904 - tf. I
?Subject to prior sale and
withdrawal, 1 ofFer fifty (50)
shares of the Common Stock of
the Lancaster Cotton Mills at 105
per share.
Henry W. Thomson,
lm Spartanburg, S. O j
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ht, and which has been
borne the signatnro of
sen made under liis perrvision
since its infancy,
ne to deceive yon in this.
"Just-ns-good" arc but
I endanger the health ot*
jo against Experiment.
5TORIA
be for Castor Oil, Pareips.
It is Pleasant. It
ine nor other Narcotie
tee. It destroys Worms
es Diarrhoea and Wind
hies, cures Constipation
the Food, regulates the
al tliy and natural sleep,
other's Friend.
>RIA ALWAYS
lature of _
Always Bought
30 Years.
imcrr. NKW YORK OITV.
ONE! TplM
have made art angements by which
d negotiate loans of $300 00 and
'ards on first mortgagee ou im*
fed cotton farms at 7 per cent in*
at on sums of $! .000 10 and over,
K per cent Inteieat on stima of hss
l $1,000
o commission charged, only a rea*
tule fee for abstract of title.
R. E. WYLIE.
J. HARRY FOSTER.
Attorney at Law,
LANCASTER, S. 0.
gr Collection4 a specialty.
MPS|
Without* Music is Bee auto
your using some other
COOKING
COMPOUND
said to be
'JUST AS GOOD" AS
Palmatina
?ip?
Whm
You
Can
PALMATINA
TIB PUREST
VEGETABLE PAT
ON THE MARKET
T'in Wesson Company
Javannam. ca.
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