The Aiken recorder. [volume] (Aiken, S.C.) 1881-1910, March 29, 1905, Image 2
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The Aiken Recorder.
A Democratic Newspaper
rTBLISHKD EVERY THURSDAY.
Bj ARTHUR P. FORD.
fKSlMS OF 3UB30BIPTI0N.
)ne year in advance $1.60
iix .nonius in advance 75c
Three months in advance 40c
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LTISINQ iATE
....$1.00
, ... 10c
for three
i me ■quafc.Arot inser .ion
KAch su^equent inse tion
8 pecisl?^f* by contrict,
advertise lents most be
- jeast three days *efore change
• enl Changes mad only wl ere
la mawj are to th t effect,
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TO THE VESTRY OP—
iken EplHcopal church.
entlentan—
We tak< the liberty of telling you
thnl every bhurch will b > given a liber
al qnantity of L. &. M. paint whenev r
they paint.
4giUonsL.\M > mixed with 3 gal
lons Linseed Oil^ill paint a moderate
sized house. X
Actual cost L. dr.M. about $1.20 pei
gallon.
L. A M. Zinc harden^L A \f White
Lead and makes the wear
iron. ^
Largest mills in the tfcprld use L. A
Arnold Print Works, North Adams,
Mass .used nearly 17.0)0 galloes L. &
M. Paint made with IO.OJO gallons S. A
M and 7,000gall nure L : 'iseed Oi :
Sold by Powell Hardware Co., Aiken.
President Roosevelt is evidently dt-
lighted at having Senator Tillman pul
chestnuts out of the fire for him.
Governor Heyward has announc< d
that he has appointed Gen. LeRoy F.
Youmans as attorney g.-neral for Sou h
Carolina to fill the unexpired term of
the late Mr. U. Gunter. Jr.
Is it not possible for the city authrr-
ities to put a stop to the killing ( ,1
birds in the town? There is an ordi
nance against it, but it will not be o?
much avail unless some of the main
offenders are severely punished.
In the western part of Barnwell ave-
>, where the residents do all the>
protect the birds, these little
^res are very abundant, and the
as well as black, take ad-
this, and harrass and kil
shots, and sporting rifles
11 everything possible with-
lation. Last week two
caught in the act, both
in their pockets. One
mocking birds and
|r finest song bird*,
of these young
For Thin
Babies
Fat is of great accoun*
o a baby; that is wb;
abies are fat. If you
>aby is scrawny, Scott’
Emulsion is what b
vants. The healthy bab;
,tores as fat what it doe:
aot need immediately fo
oone and muscle. Fa
jabies are happy ; they d-
aot cry; they are rich
their fat is laid up foi
rime of need. They are
aappy because they are
comfortable. The fat sur
rounds their little nerves
and cushions them. When
they are scrawny those
nerves are hurt at every
ungentle touch. They
Jelight in Scott’s Emttl-
uon. It is as sweet as
wholesome to them.
Send foe free tample.
Be sure that this picture la
the form of a label is on the
wrapper of erery bottle ef
Emulsion you buy.
Scott Sr Bowne
Chemist*
409'4I* Pemrt Street
Mem Ymrk
$06- and $1 00
AH Druggist*
The Fleurishlnf Tigers.
From the Sjxirtanburg Journal.
There are six blind tigers in Spartan
burg* according to an article published
in the Associated Prohibition Press. The
article was prepared by a staff corre
spondent of that publication, after
maki.ig an investigation of the liquor
traffic in tins State. While in South
Carolina he paid special attention to
the blind tiger situation, giving a list
of the cities and towns where tigers
flourish and the number of tigers in
each place. The greatest number of
blind tigers are in Charleston, with Co
lumbia second, John’s Island third and
Spartanburg and Greenville fourth.
The prohibition writer makes the fol
lowing interesting report on “the fruit
age of lawlessness and corruption in
the wake of the State aloon system.”
He says:
“There are 469 Federal tax receipts
of ‘retail liquor dealers’ and ‘retail
dealers in malt liquors’ now in force in
South Carolina.
“Including those that have been vot
ed out during the last ycir, there are
107 regular and thirty-six beer dispen-
This leaves a total
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"A most striking fact comes to the
surface of this blind tiger situation:
Of the 328 blind tigers of the Estate only
twenty-nine are to be found in pro
hibition districts The balance of 297
are all located in dispensary towns and
cities.
THE BUND TIGERS.
“In this connection, it is interesting
to compare with the above, the dispen
sary cities of the State and their condi
tion as to blind tigers.
“Below is given a list of the towns
and cities of South Carolina where
there are more Federal tax receipts in '
force than there are dispensaries dur
ing the past year. The number noted
as ‘blind tigers, represents the excess
of tax leceipl* over dispensaries.
Blind
Dispensary cities— igers
Anderson ..................... . —-
Aiken 2
Beaulott......................... • 4
Camden.......... ... ....... 2
Charleston and environs 213
Colombia 25
Dirlington 3
Edgefield • 2
F lorence ........................ .. 1
i **org.*i< an 1
Greenville6
.... V. I V' life . . . ...........a ........ 1 ;
John's Island 18
Moultrieville 3>
Mount Pleasant 5
Orangeburg 2
Port Royal 5
Newberry .. 3
stw* Man burr 6
Sumter 1
Summerville 1
Union 2
Total 297
Blgges* Yields
A given number of acres fertilized with Farmers , Bone produce a
greater yield of cotton, than the same acreage with ordinary fertilizer.
Farmers' Bone does more than that. It makes it possible to reduce
the acreage and increase the yield. Try it this year. The man
who uses
Bood-lys, Fruit.
Good-bye, the juicy plum sr.d the
toothsome peach ! Good-bye for many
a da;,-' / nd an we pi n t lie w ords,
Our tears roll down in torrents. Niag
ara !*> Out a nil compared to them!
And. oh God. spare us now the seedy
ard nnpenteel hlaekhem o n d the des
ultory and delusive apple. And we
would be immeasurably thankful for
even the haw and the may-pop. Re
member, oh Lord, that we are going to
have r hot and burning summer—that
Ben Tillman is going »o consume our
inmost vitals with dispensary fire—
that we shall have no X XX XXX to
moisten our parched tongues. Woe is
upon us! This morning, March 21st,
the ice is a furlong thick in Edgefield,
anl the earth is spewed up a yard high.
Lord have mercy upon us and vouchsafe
unto us the blackberry and the may-
pop—and the stringy collard and the
w.itery squash.—Edgefield Chronicle.
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has twenty-one j’ears of fertilizer exp.
13,000 carloads of Royster fertilizers w<
This volume of business stami
lock at oup.
y:
back of him. Over
on the crops of 1905.
' the best.
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! 890-1.500 TO
I6SS—!2,GGC T
1900-50,’
1905—130j 0 91
F-I7I2
Full value fur your money whatever price
you pay.
We have good watches with excellent movemement'? at
very moderate prices, that will give long and entirely
satisfactory service. And we have extra fine move
ments in beautiful cases of solid gold as costly as any
you desire.
ALL STANDARD TIMKPIECES ARE HERE. YOU CAN CHOOSE
WHICHEVER MOVEMENT SUITS YOUR REQUIRENTS AND BE
ASSURED THAT BOTH THE WATCH AND PRICE ASKED FOR
IT WILL BE WHOLLY RIGHT.
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Besirilile tottaae For Solo.
ingly exasperat- sarie* in the State
^ arttWhlimi ti
F^d
nuaeure*
Id a
»«• in Gaffney carried
Hung room; a young
, carried a pistol to
the carriers of deadly
ided women and slew
tempted their protection
evidence is needed that
carr, ers of concealed
capons are cowards.
0m an Mrs. J
In her daily altercation with the ice- | room, etc.
man over the short measure he deliv
ered, Mrs. Jones one morning rallied
him, in half-angry good nature. “I
don’t see what makes you' so stingy
with your ice! You know you can’t
take any of it with you to the next
world !”
The man paused with his hand on the
door-knob. “Yes, Mrs. Jones,” he said,
“but you must remember that if you
was to see me eoming with a block of
ice to you in the next world, yeu’d be so
‘ Idn’t
Primrose Cottage, on “The Heights,”
southeast corner Barnwell Avenue and
Florence street. Ten rooms, bath
Fully furnished.
Apply to A. P. FORD,
At Recorder Office.
FOLLOW THE CROWD
glad to get it that you woul
word to say about short weight!”—April
Lippineott’t.
Torture by Savages.
“Speaking of the torture to which
some of the savage tribes in the Philip
pines subject their captives, reminds
me of the intense suffering I endured
for three months from inflammation of
the Kidneys,” says W. M. Sherman, of
Cushing, Me. “Nothing helped me un
til I tried Electric Bitters, three bot
tles of which completely cured me.”
Cures Liver Comnlaint, Dyspepsia,
Blood disorders, ana Malaria; and re-
hJol. C«t fTt -jf ^&U g.Tt WCT vcr\i* -XT, robusfr
health. Guaranteed by W J. Platt,
and H. H. Hall, druggists. Price 50c.
Most people do not know that the
most powerful trust in the world is the
Coal Trust, dominated at present by
that remarkable personality. George
Franklin Baer. The whole .story of this
alarming monopoly, its origin, history,
and present power, is told fG<—t.he_Lu^t'
time in two notable articles by Hartley
r^- |Davis on “The Coal Trust, the Labor
_ I Trust, and the People who Pay.” Read
AND YOU WILL LAND
AT
eral tax receipt for selling
•quor. There .-.re, therefore, neariy
two and a half times as many ‘blind
tigers’ in the State as legal selling es
tablishments.
“These 143 dispensaries in the State
represent but ninety-one towns and
cities where liquor has been legally
sold during the p**t year. In twenty
of these places, Hie people have voted ! FICE ^ ^ K Henderson &
out the grog shops, so that ther. are , ^ J Son’s store, east side Laurens St.,
now but seventy-one towns and cities Aij ienf g. (3.
where intoxicants are legally sold. I
William L,» Seigler
DENTIST.
the first of these articles in the April
Everybody's and see what you think
about the probable future of this om
nipotent commercial monster.
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A FACT PROVEN.
Should Convince Even the Mont Skep
tical of Its Truth.
If there Is the slightest doubt In the
minds of any that Dandruff germs do not
exist, their belief is compelled by the
fact that a rabbit innoculated with the
germs became bald in she weeks’ time.
It must be apparent ith any person
therefore that the onl^lffrevention f
" Ctl^Ba£_tlie geflLn--
whlch act iM successfully / accompJrsbed
In one hundred per cent.\^^ cases .by I \f
the application of Newhro’^^B^rpicide. | .i
Dandruff is caused by th^^Bme germ %•
which causes baldness and t»^ be pre- , p
vented with the same remedT™^^™ a ^
Herpicide.
Accept no substitute. “Destroy the
cause you remove the effect."
Sold by leading druggists. Senij 10c. in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,
Detroit. Mich,
AV. J. Platt & Co., special agents.
The Cirocers.
ON THE CORNER.
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Finest Range
on the Market.
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We wish the ladies of Aiken Coun
ty to see our Spring Oxfords, the
best ever shown in Aiken.
WiC SELL
QUEEN QUALITY OXFORDS $2 50 and $3.00 a pair.
PATRICIAN OXFORDS $3.00 and $3.50 a pair.
SELBY OXFORDS $1.60 to $2.50.
C. K. HENDFRSON & SON.
Clothiers, Shoers, Hatters.
THE MAGNOLIA INN.
Free!
HONEST VALUES
FOR 30 DAYS
A V
Talking
Machine
FREE
Free!
GOOD GOODS
FOR 30 DAYS
i Made of the very best maleable steel and contains
^ more conveniences than any other range.
V During the cooking demonstrations the quick, sat-
^ isfaetory results were amazing to housekeepers,
i For sale by
? WYMAN & CO.,
Laurens St., Aiken.
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AT B. M. SURASKY’S DEPARTMENT STORE
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THE FAIR-PRICED STORE.
HEINDERSOINS,
ATTORNEYS at law,
AIKEN. (?. C.
Practice in all of the Slate and U S
courts. Collections a specialty.
FRESI-1
doctors are Puzzled.
THE FAMOUS BUSY BEE GRAPHOPHONES
AND GOLD MOLDED
RECORDS.
We Give Absolutely Free
To each and every home that purchases goods to the
amount of $25, this wonderful machine and one record
FREE. The Busy Bee is without question the most com-
c^plete and perfect graphophone on the market. Every
’ord, every note is as natural arid clear as the original.
TO OUR CUSTOMERS:
The object of offering the Graphophone is that we be
lieve that we will build up our business and place some
thing in your home that really benefits it. We save you
money an all purchases. Our stock of Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, Boots, Shoes, Matting, Carpet, Rugs, Art Squares
and Millinery is always complete.
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REMEMBER
People are paying from $25 to $100 for a Graphophone.
With us you get $25 to $100 worth of merchandise, which
is always the highest in quality and lowest in price, and
a Busy Bee Talking Machine FREE. For every addition
al $5 in trade you get a record free, or you can buy as many
as you want at 35 cents each.
Look Out for Our Ora rid Spring Opening.
We sell Buists Celebrate
led Garden Seeds, Seed
Corn, Spinach, Turnip
Seed. Early Dent and
Early Snow=flake Corn on
ears.
tr,£irly Adams arid
Dent Corn by the
peek.
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The remarkable recovoay of Kenneth
Mclver, of Y’anceboro. Me., is the sub
ject of much interest to the m dical
fraternity and a wide circle of friends.
He says of his case ; “Owing to severe
infiamation of the Throat and conges
tion of the Lungs, three doctors gave
me up to die, when as a last resort, I
was induced to try Dr. King’s New Dis
covery and I am happy to say, it saved
my life/’ Cures the worst Coughs and
Colds, Bronchitis, Tonsilitis, Weak
Lungs, Hoarseness and LpGrippe.
Guaranteed at W. J. Platt & Co. and
H. H. Hall’s drug stores. 50c. and $1
Trial bottle free.
For the season of 1905-1906,
A MODERN FAMILY HOTEL.
Heated by hot water, and with open fireplaces in all rooms.
Electric lights, hot and cold baths and all modern improvements
The best cuisine, and everything the best markets afford .
For terms, etc., Address
HENRY BUSCH,
THE MAGNOLIA INN, AIKEN, S. C-
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INDUSTRIAL LUMBER COMPANY
XANUrACTURERS OF
Yellow Pine Lumber,
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Etc.
Office and Worlca INorth Auguata, S. Cm
Estimates cheerfully furnished on application on every class of
work. Your orders solicited, large or small.
POST OFFICE, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
HAVE YOUR EYES
Properly fitted With Glasses at
WESSELS BROS.
FREE EYE TEST
DESIRABLE COTTAGE
FOR EENf.
B. M. SURASKY’S
DEPARTMENT STORE,
Lipo BniiilLf
AIKEN, S. C
We carry the largest stock anti
best selection.
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Thorps.
Henderson Building.
LAURcNS SI., - = AlKliN, S. C.
AMERICAN BEAUTY STYLE 496
Kalamazoo Corset Co. Sole Makers
DR. B. H TEAGUE, DR. G A. \ ILNER.
Teague & Milner,
DIM
RiCikAN? AYc., . AIK* N, L C.
Phone No. 163.
A very desirable new
t«‘n 10 room cottage, with
all modern improvements
newly furnished: within
four blocks of the pest-
olfiee, for rent for four (4)
months.
No reasonable offer will
be refused.
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I Carload Studebaker Wagons,
I Carload Babcock Buggies,
I Carload Hickory Wagons.
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A full stock of Garde n Seeds. Par
ticularly fine early Irish Potatoes and:
Corn.
APPLY TO
OOWLISTATE
AND FID UTY CO.
BANK OF AIKEN BUILDING
FARQUHAR COTTON PLANTERS,
ALL KINDS OF PLOWS,
GANTT DISTRIBUTORS.
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