The times and democrat. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, February 24, 1904, Page 3, Image 3
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A Bicycle Buggy
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THIRD OFFER.
1 propose to give to all of ray
customers who setttle their
vehicle accounts between now
(.Ian. 1st. 1904) and Jan. 1st,
1905 a chance to guess the
number of vevieles sold by me
during the year (1904.)
To the one (guessing Ithe
number, or nearest to it. I
will give a BICYCLE BUGGY
absolutely tree on the tirst day
of Jan. 1905.
All persons purchasing a
vehicle and paying forsame be
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.?ut it led to a guess.
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Carload o!*Dynamite.
A special says a carload of dynamite
exploded near llogup, on tlie Ogden
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inn about 2."t and injuring about 30
workmen. The victims, it is said,
are mostly Greeks.
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less opium, morphine and strychnine?
Do Yotl Know that in most countries
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Do You Know that you .should nol
take internally any medicine tor the
pain accompanying pregnancy.
Do You Know that Alother's Friend
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Do You Know that Mother's Friend
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SLOT MACHINES,
Except Those Where There is No
Element of Chance,
ARE DEAD IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Franchise Tax Bill Passed.
Several Other Bills Receive
Their Third Reading; in
the Senate.
At the morning session of the sen
ate Wednesday two bills of much i m
portance were disposed of. The slot
machine bill provides with certain
amendments that no machines shall
be'either operated or kept on any one's
premises. The exemptions made are
as to machines in which the coin put
in gets a certain and uniform return
and in which there is no element of
chance. The other bill is that to tax
I the franchises of corporations, that is,
I on a basis of the amount of business
I dune. Both of these bills were sent
I to the house. ?
As said, the slot machine bill was
amended so as to exempt weighing,'
measuring, musical and vending ma
chines and all machines which give for
the coin a certain fair and uniform
return and to which there is no ele
ment of chance. Thus it is seen that
slot gas and electric meters, telephone
booths, shoe lace, chewing gum ma
chines, weighing machines and those
of a like kind will not be shut out.
The exemptions were made through
amendments by Senators Hydrick and
Sheppard. The bill also provides that
none of the machines not exempted
shall be kept on anyone's premises.
There was a very lengthy debate on
the bill, some senators wishing to j
iexempt the slot machines indicated, |
j others wishing to kill the use of all i
I and others taking the position that
the bill was striking against the rights
of the individual. The matter of
Chief Boyle's raiding the machines in
Charleston was closely linked with the
debate.
The immigration bill with its1
amendments was received by the sen
ate, which concurred in the amend
ments.
The tax commission's house bill to
require corporations to pay annual
license fees and to report their sta
tistics to the secretary of state came in
for discussion, Senator Raysor wishing
the reports to be made to the comp
troller general. His amendment was
adopted.
Senator Peurifoy opposed the one
half mill tax on the property values of
corporations as he was convinced that
it would keep out of the State foreign
corporations and force some domestic
ones to suspend business.
Senator Walker made an expected
move when he proposed to kill the bill.
He did not think that the State should -
enforce double taxation and that was
what che bill amounted to. John
Smith, the merchant, cannot be taxed
but if his firm is the John Smith com
pany he is subject to taxatiou unless
protected by ''limited liability" which
Senator Walker thought was really
meant by the constitutional convention
as a help to corporate interests. He
could understand the taxation of the
intangible property of the express,
telegraph and telephone companies,
but the railroads own tangible proper
ty which could be taxed.
Senator G. W. Ragsdale said he did
not think this was the right way to
raise money and that he agreed with
Senator Walker. He did not think it
would be just to exempt merchautile
institutions. It is not right to make
one pay a tax which his competitor
does not and thus it, is not right toex
i empt any. I f money had not been ex
pended so extravagantly in the past 10 i
years there would be no need for the j
bill.
Senator Hood thought there were
some corporations which enjoyed such |
! privileges that they should be taxed. ]
: Others, however, enjoyed no more'
i privileges than individuals and they
should be exempted, lie wanted to
; strike out. the section providing thati
lall State corporations other than those
; of a quasi public nature be charged the J
j one-half mill tax.
, Senator Raysor spoke against any j
I distinction of this kind. He thought
any corporation of any kind should be
willing to pay I he fee for the privilege
J of being incorporated.
Senator McLeod announced thai he j
'was personally interested in mercan
tile concerns and that he though I it
; perfectly fair for tlieui to be required I
I to pay this fee. They are not now re
Iquired under the present laws to bear
! their proper share of taxat ion.
! As a member of the committee
? which framed the bill. Senator Mower
explained it purposes clearly audio-,
tell igen tly. He .said thai ii was,
I merely a tax on the franchise of the
(corporations. The line was drawn j
bei ween qtlasi public corporal inns and
I ol hers. The commit lee bad made l he
inosl equhuhle disposition lhal . ii
1 could: nothing was taxed in the bill
I which is uiifaxed under t he laws of
the State for t ho reason ton I r bis one-j
i all mill lax is placed on 1 he right of
the corporations to do business and
the only tax now existing proper
ty tax such a-. 00 I'tillmaii it?m
panies. ct<\
Senator Walker's motion to kill the
bill was rejected. Seitatoi Mm id's mo
tion to strike out wr.i.iun four of the
act did not med with favor. Me then
movett to reduce the laxon certain
companies, but ibis was also killed.
Another amendment tabled was that
of Senator.). W. Ragsrlale to include
in the bill only corporations enjoying
condemnation arid universal domain.
Senator Hood sent in an amendment
to hang up the applied inn of the bill
until Jan. 1, 1005. The bill was then
read a third time and sent to the
house.
At the night session several changes,
were made in the supply bill as fol
lows: Charleston, regular levy changed
? il tu 1- mills: Darlington from
mills, and -j mill I'oi court ?
? : 1 iiMlviiic ff'oiu 'ij in 1
and : mill for convicts and
roads: Newberry from :i to mills
and ! mill for indexing court house
r ? ords. j
? mator Dean's vagrancy bill was so j
a mdedas tobe satisfactory to its j
exponents and was sent to the house. I
It now means that a vagrant can es
cape being jailed if he wishes by get
ting a bondsman, who will stand In
the sum of -S500 for his good behavior
for a year. He cannot, however, be
employed by his bondsman unless the
magistrate sees that a regular con
tract is entered into. This is to pre
vent peoange.
The following third reading bills
were read to allow RobertStephenson
Simons to apply for admission to the
bar. Mr. Simons is a minor but will
be of age in one month. To allow
the State veterinarian to destroy and
regulate the care of animals with
contagious diseases. To raise the
salary of the adjutant general; to
amend the traveling expenses of the
county superintendent of Abbeville:
to extend the deer hunting season in
Darlington by beginning in January
instead of 1 February; relating to
magistrates in Kershaw; to grant
lands in Columbia, Spartanburg,
Georgetown and York to the govern
ment for federal buildings; to pay L.
M. Mahaffey past due school salary:
to determine the county line between
Suraterand Lee.
Cures Rheumatism and Catarrh.
Medicines Sent Free.
Send no money--simply write and
try Botanic Blood Balm at our expense.
Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) kills or
destroys the poison in the blood which
causes the awful aches in back and
shoulder blades, shifting pains, diffi
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bone, pains, swollen muscles and joints
of rheumatism, or the foul breath,
hawking, spitting, droppings in
throat, bad hearing, specks flying be
fore the eyes, all played out feeling of
catarrh. Botanic Blood Balm has
cured hundreds of cases of 30 or 40
years standing after doctors, hot
springs and patent medicines had all
failed. Most of these cured patients
had taken Blood Balm as a last resort.
It is especially advised for chronic,
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one to suffer the agonies or symptoms
of rheumatism or catarrh while or
after taking Blood Balm. It makes
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Sample of Blood Balm sent free and
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Tillman On Hanna.
When asked by the Washington
Post for an expression on Senator
Hanna's death, Senator Tillman said:
"Senator Hanna won a place for
himself in the senate eqalled by few
men among us simply throught his
manliness. When he came to the sen
ate he was painted in lurid colors,
and the senate was suspicious of him.
He won the day in short time, bow
ever, through his manly and straigh
foward character.
"He was one of the true type of
progressive, aggressive and capable
American manhood that does things.
We have had men in the senate more
brilliant, but few who equalled Sena
tor Hanna in plain, honest manliness
and effective ability. He was at one
time a very much maligned man; in
fact, during one of the latest talks I
had with him we laughingly discussed
our relative grievances In that re
spect. I remember that I remarked
to him that if we were both as bad
as we were sometimes made out to be
we ought to be hung.
" 'Yes, senator,' he replied. 'I, have
been quite relieved since I came here
to find that you were not such an un
speakable scoundrel as 1 thought you
were."
Ancient and Modern Advice About
how to Acquire Wealth.
The ancient sages' "sure road to
wealth'' was "be temperate in all
things, be economical always." Mod
ern life, with its "rush methods" in
business requires that "Keep healthy''
be added to' the old adages.
Every body knows'how to be temper-'
ale and most people how to bceconom
icai, but lew know how to keep per-:
fectly health}'. Overeating, irregular'
habits, neglect etc, derange the stoin
ach liver, and bowels, causing indi
gestion, torpid liver, constipation etc,
Rydals Tablets are natures best ally
when such conditions exist. The stom
ach Tablets will digest, your food.'
si rengl hen your digestive organs and
cure your indigestion.
The Liver Tablets will arouse your
liver, Stimulate your bowels and es
tablish a regular, healthy habit. By
dales Tablets insure good health. Sold
by Dr. A. C. Dukes.
Slot Machine Dill.
A great many merchants in South 1
Carolina are very much interested in
the slot machine bill which has pas
ed both houses of the legislature and j
now awaits the governor's signature
to make it a law of the State. The
biii provides. "That from and after
the passage and approval of this act,
it shall be unlawful for any person to
keep on his premises or operate or per
mit to be kept on his premises or
iperated within, this Statt- any slot
machine of whatever name or kind cx
wpt automatic weighing, measuring,;
musical and vending machines which
ire so constructed as to u'ive a. certain
uniiorm and fair return in value for
inch cofn deposited therein, and in
which there is no element o! chance.
Any person who shall violate Ibis act
dial] be subject to a line of not more
than ?100 or imprisonment upon tlv
public works ol the county wherein
the uffen.se is committed, tor a period
j| not more than .'10 days."
Suicide l*r?'veiited.
The start ling announcemenl I hat a
pit-vent ive of suicide hail been discover
ed will interest mam. A run down
system, or de.s|K)iidency invariably
pieced" suicide and something lias
ireen t'.id I hat will prevent i hat con
ilit ion w hieb makes suicide likely. A !
Ihelirst thought of self destruction
take FJeetric Hitters. It lieingagreal
tonic and nervine will strengthen the
nerves and build up the system. It's
also a great Stomach. Liver and Kid
ney rgulator. Only ;jiic. Satisfaction
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Mfg. Co., Ihuggists.
\ Household Necessity.
A good liniment is a household ne
iTssil) . KHiot t\s Emulsilied * >s 1 Lini
meiil meets every requirement of the
household and barn-yard in a most sat
isfactory manner, i'ull ? pint bottles |
H?cts. .Sold by Dr. A. C. Dukes.
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Furniture, furniture, furniture, at
actual r ? for thirty days. We want
loredtu r stock. Call early before
they are all gone. Orangeburg Hard- j
ware and Furniture Co.
STOEY OP A BATTLE.
The Whole Truth About the First
Fight at Port Arthur.
JAPS LOST THREE WAR VESSELS.
What an English Correspondent Says
About the Losses of the Rus
sians and the Japanse
War Ships.
There has been a great deal written
about the first battle between the
Japanese and Russians at Port Arthur.
It was claimed that the Russians lost
three vessels, while the Japanese loss
was nothing. These dispatches came
from Japanese sources, as was censor
ed to suit them. It now appears that
the Japanese lost more than the Rus
sians. The correspondent of the Lon
don Morning Post, which paper is op
posed to the Russians and in favor of
the Japanese, cabling from Manchuria
to his paper on Wednesday says:
''I have just reached here by special
train from Port Arthur, and, to save.'
time, have written my account while
traveling on a locomotive. About
midnight on Monday. Feb. 8th, the
town was roused by the Bring of big
guns. 1 hastened to a hill battery
and saw that six Japanese torpedo
boats had approached within half a
mile of the Russian fleet and were
showing lights, funnels and signals
just like those of the Russians. The
Japanese torpedo boats crept quite
close to the Russian ships before they
were discovered.
Each of the Japanese boats dis
charged torpedoes, three of which
took effect, striking the battleships
Tsarevitch and Retzivan and the
cruiser Pallada. The three damaged
ships returned to the harbor to avoid
sinking.
Notwithstanding the continuous lire
from the ships and forts, four of the
Japanese torpedo boats escaped. One,
however, was sunk, and another,
which was in a sinking condition, was
deserted by her crew anr7 was after
wards captured by the Russians.
The action ceased at :i a. m. The
loss on the Russian ships was eight
killed and twenty wounded. Apart
from the disablement of three Russian
ships, the damage done to the lleet
and forts was not very great. ? There
were many Russian torpedo boat de
stroyers in the harbor, but they were
not ready to resist the attack. The
Japanese, in fact, created a great deal
of surprise, not only by their unex
pected onlslaught, but by the prompt
ness and bravery with which they
acted.
On Tuesday morning, Feb. 9. news
arrived from Dalny that the Japanese
fleet was steering westward, in attack
formation. It came in sight about 11
a. m. There were in all fifteen ships,
two lines of battle?six battleships,
six first-class cruisers and three sec
ond class cruisers. The Russians had
outside thirteen large vessels, under
Admiral Stark, on the flagship Petro
pavlovak, and Rear Admiral Prince
Moktompsky. on the llagship Peres
viet, excluding the Pallada and the
Tsarevitch, the latter the flagship of
Rear Admiral Mol las, and the Retvi
san, which was lying aground across
the inner harbor entrance. It was
low water.
The action was commenced by the
big guns of the land battery. The
morning was dull, with a light wind,
and the heavy smoke rendered it diffi
cult to observe the details of the ac
tion, but J witnessed all that was pos
sible from Beacon Hill, opposite the
entrance to the harbor, in line of the
lire. Two shells fell near us and
about twenty others fell in the old
town and the western harbor where
many steamers Hying neutral Hags
were anchored. After the commence
ment of the action all of the people
lied toward a hill outside the town,
under protect ion.
A little while, after the first shell
was tired a big 12-inch one exploded, j
smashing t he office fronts of t be Suen-1
berg's Valu Concessions Company,
and the Pusso-Chinese bank. The
si reels were then entirely deserted
bill the local police kepi splendid
order. There was no looting: women
and children were very brave. On
both sides I encountered over .'?uo
shells, few of which reached t he mark.
(Ubers did not explode. During the
action several merchant steamers out
side the roads moved their position,
but none was allowed to leave its an
chorage in ihe harbor.
Regiments from the adjoining bar
racks and camps came pouring through
the town to take up defensive posi
tions in the event of the Japanese
landing. The Japanese warships
steamed slowly past, in line of battle,
to the westward and about lour miles
oil', each vssel beginning to lire when
opposite t he Russian ships, which were i
two miles oil shore. The. action be
came general. There was no maneu
vering, simply heavy and fast tiring.
Tlie IIring ceased at noon, i he Ja
panese >hips withdrawing to the
southward, having lost one battleship
ami one large cruiser pul out of act ion.
( >ne small boat was eba ?.*d and
sunk by the Xovik (Russian}, which
afterward received a shell at thewa-j
tor line, but reached im ill all right. !
Admiral Stark signalling "Well done" |
while all the rest of the lleet cheered
her arrival.
Even the three Russian ships
aground lired iluriiuj I he an ion.
Afterward the Tsarevitch got . at
high water ami was lowed into a
large basin, where she is now Isdng
repaired- The Pallada ell'eeled her ,
? .mi repairs and rejoined the lleet.
The Retvisan was still aground when
I left. The casualties on tlie Russians
side were t wenty-l w'o killed and si xt \ -
four wounded. Nearly half of the
casual! ies occurred on t he I 'allada and ,'
the Sovile.
The Japanese Meet sailed southward
at 1 p. hi. and all was quiet. The
wounded were brought ashore and re-,
moved to hospitals. Aller Monday
night's action many Japanese lorpe
does were found Moating outside Hie
harbor. They were secured and their
mechanism was extracted. During!
t he aft ernoou V iceroy A lexielT ordered
all the women, children and non-com
batants lo leave. The slow special
trains were crowded and ran as often
as possible from Dalyn. The women
and children were immediately remov
ed in an English steamer.
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100 Pairs of Extra Trousers tobe Sold Within the
Next 20 Days at One-quarter Off.
Come now?think over your needs'and"consider the
savings this sale affords. No matter how you figure
there are value reasons all through the line, that must
impress your judgment. Nothing to equal the bargains
we are offering now in Men's and Youths' suits. Noth
ing to be carried over that can be sacrificed. They
can't help going at the prices we arc selling them.
The Brunson Clothing Co.
E. R. rAULLING, MANAGER.
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in sell or if yon wish to buy or ex
:bange. it will only eosfl you;a stamp to
learn my terms. Every offering is
thoroughly advertised without cost, to
owner. .1 ULI'US T. DUDLEY,
10-2S-."hno. Bennettsviile, S C.
One Minute Cough Cure
For Coughs, Colds and Crou|f.
Notice to Creditors.
i L L V E R SO NS II a V I N G
i \ claims against the estate of Ann
II. Asho, deceased, will present the
same duly proven on or before I he 12th
flay of April. Mio-l, or be deterred pay
ment . and all persons indebted to said
estate will make payment on or lieforc
the above dale Io -Ias. F. 1zi.au.
(jualiliedjExccutori
Orangeburg, s. C, Feb. 10, li?04.
2-10-41.
DeWitt's 82? Salvo
For Piles, Burns, Sores. }