The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, January 19, 1906, Page SEVEN, Image 7
Friday, January 19. 190
BEER CONDUCIVE TO TEMPE RANCN
Senator Tillrnan elivLs tha; B%r is the
Half Mile Stone Between Prohihilion
and Whiskey.
Senators Tillman and Latimer.
says the Washington correspond
ent of the Greenville News.
and the South Carolina represen
tatives in Congress have been im
mensely interested in the sugges
tions contained in the answers of
beer dispensers to questions asked I
them by the Record through its
Washington correspondent.
Senator Tillman, the father of the
dispensary law in South Carolina,
takes a deep interest in everything
relating to the control of the whis
key traffic in the state. Talking
relative to the publication of theI
views of the beer dispensers. Sen
ator Tillman said: "There can be no
question in' the world that the sub
stitution of the mild drinks like
beer for the stronger ones is con
ducive to temperance. That was
my view of the matter when I was
governor of the state. In one of
the last messages I wrote to the leg
islature I recommended that the
sale of beer in South Carolina be
made a monopoly and disposed of
for revenue purposes to one of the
gieat brewing concerns of the coun
try, I felt, then, as I feel now, that
tienencouragement of the use of
sli ,drinks as substitutes for the
st@ng ones would result in good to
tie people of the state.. - My idea
wthat we would ad;Vertise to dis
Pfof the beer pfivileg aard would
regaire a heavy b6ad of the brew
ig concern for the faithful and de
mcarrying out of the laws of the
sati relative to the operation of
beer dispensaries. A number of my
friends called in to see me after my
recommendations and discussed the
situation for some time. Some of
them seemed to fear that a plan of
this kind might result in the spik
ing of beer with whiskey. I was
confident this'could have been pre
vented, but as I wvas about going
out of the governor's office and had
mny hands full, I did not care much
Labout it and made~no effort to push
-my views.
"The main thing that would
stand in the way of making beer
dispensaries as popular as they
would be under the circumstances
would be the hours that limit the*
sale to the day-time. If the,monop
toly of the sale of beer shotiid be let
out to somes responsible concern,
with a bond to require careful and,
thorough enforcement of the dis
pensary laws, I am satisfied that.
there would be much more satis
faction- than at present. :Some of
the . beer dispensaries of the state
have got into trouble by patrons
going into them with bottles of
.whiskey in their buying beer, go-.
V Bakinj
Abs oi
Pvu
0'Made from%Pre G:
In~ baking powder]I
powder of: highest , re]
United States Govern
strength and purity.
It renders the food.
able and is most econon
Housekeepers are s
buy alum powders be<
Yet some of the cheape
to consumers at the higl
Housekeepers shou
not better to buy the Ro
the powder whose good
questioned ?
- Is it economy to s
alum-phosphate or ott
save a few pennies ?
ROYAL. BAKING POV
]p)(ccntag < , f lcoh )1l( in whicl1 rare
ly produticeslC drunkenness.
Senator Tillman (i(l iiOt know
what would be the results if the
Brice law should be amended so as
to permit the sale of beer in coun
ties which are now indulging in
prohibition. but he did believe that
if such a thing should ever be
brought around it would( greatly
reduce the drunkenness and de
crease the number of blind tigers.
The senator is convinced that the
whiskey interests favor prohibition
at all times, inasmuch as they can
dispose of their products through
blind tigers, while beer, by reason
of its bulk, is excluded from being
handled.
Senator Tillman asserted that in
his opinion beer was the half mile
stone between prohibition and whis
key, and that its sale would
strengthen prohibition and hurt
whiskey, if the sale could be made
under conditions that were satis
factory to the people of the state
and inviting to those who desire
the mild stimulant afforded. He
did not believe, that the people of
the state would ever favor the con
gregation of many people in a
drinking place, be it whiskey or
beer, but he did believe that well
operated beer institutions, selling
good beer to people by the bottle,
pitcher or other quantity, to be
rank off the premises or in the
home, would materially aid in pro
moting real temperance.
custom.
Custom may lead a man into
many errors, but it justifies none.
Custom, though-never so ancient,
without truth is but an old error.
Custom is the tyranny of the low
er human faculties over the higher.
It is hard to abolish a custom
once introduced, however .foolish
or effeminate.
There is no tyrant like custom
and no freedom where its edicts are
not registered.
If you are determined to live and
die a slave to custom see that it is
at least a good one.
It is of great advantage when the
customs of a nation are such as are
likely to lead to good habits among
the people.
Custom is the sovereign of mor
tals and of gods. With its power
ful hand it regulates things the
most violent.
Custom governs the wvorld. It is
the tyrant of our feelings aTnd our
manners and rules with the hand of
a tyrant.
r Powder
rtely
re
'ape Cream of Tartar
oyal is the standard, the
utation; found by the
ment tests of greatest
ore healthful and palat
iical in practical use.
metimnes importuned to
ause they are "cheap."
:st made powders are sold
best price.
ild stop and think. Is it
yal and take no chances
ess and honesty are never
oil your digestion by an
eradultered powder to
VDER CO., NEW VYORK
SOUTH C.-II-OUvA HO MYFSPU-N
Snakr Car.nun Looks - Urssy" for 1C nC
in his Life n a New Suit of Homespun.
Speakci- (Cannon )n \Io(ndlax- ap
pearc<l in the house clad in a new
suit of homespun, handwoven Jeans.
says the Washington correspondent
of the News and Courier. The fab
ric was made from wool of South
Carolina sheep by an old x.oman
who greatly admires Speaker Can
non, although she has never seen
him. She made the gift through
Representative Aiken, of South
Carolina. to whom. she also gave
cloth for a suit. The speaker-had
the material made up by a Vash
ington tailor and wore it for the
first time on Monday. He received
many compliments upon his "dres
sy appearance.
REPORT
Of Claims Audited and Ap
proved for Payment During
Quarter Ending December
30th, 1905.
897 L. S. Shealy, Con. Sal. . . 9.00
898 Fred. H. Dominick. Con. .50oo
899 Livingston & Lominick,
Co. Home ......-.43-20
goo R. H. Jennings, State Tr.
Insurance . . . . .. .. 123. 46
901 J. H. Eargle, Con. Sal.. .. 9.oo
9oz W. IT. Buford, R & B .. .. 6.65
903 J. Monroe Wicker, R & B
(frt).......-- . 5.21
904 Charlton Cromer, R & B . 2000
90 Lev-i J. Fulmer, Pension .. 4.00
9o6 Levi Britt, Pension .. .. 4.00
907 J. T. Crisp, Pension - -- 4.0
908 S. B.T. & T. CO. Of f. ExP 4.25
gog S. Koon, Pension .. .. .. 4.00
910 Alice White, Pension .. .. 2.00
911 W. W. Livingston, Pension. 4 00
912 R. B. Livingstone, Pension 4 00
913 iMonroe Dickert, Pension .. 4.00
914 Os WVells, Sal... .... ...6.25
915 G. S. Noland, C. H. Exp. .. 2.00'
916 WV. WV. Cromer, Sal. & Off.
Exp.........----------...28.37
917 F. M. Lindsay, Sal. .. .. 20.83;
918 M. N. WVerts, Con. Fees .. 4.35
919 W. A. Dunn. Inquest .. .. 5-oo
920 Hill & Sligh, Co. Home .. 39.92
921 M. M. Buford. Sheriff .. .. 146.87
922 Gilder. Weeks & Hunter,
Off. Exp. .-- -- -- -. .. 7.25
923 T. J. Oxner. R & B .. .. 5-25
924 T. W. Folk. R & B .. .. I-50
925 T. P. Richardson, R & B .. 25.50
926 Jno. W. Gilliam, R & B .. 6-50
927 B. A. Havird, Cons. Fees .. I2.75
928 3. WV. Swindler, Pension .. 4.00
929 H. W. Cameron. Lunacy .74:
930 S. 5. Cunningham, Mag.
Sal.............-9-.- 900
931 E. V. Sanders, Ferry .. .. 15
932 WV. C. Hayes, Comn. Tax .. 9.00
933. C. Hayes, R& B.. .. 14.00!
934 J. P. Cannon, Sal... ......6.25
935 Fred. H. Dominick, Sal. .. 20.83
936 J. H. Ringer, R& B .. ---7
37 G. T. Blair, Corn. Tax .. .00-o
938 J. S. Ruff, Ferry ....-.-.-.-77-0
39 Geo. Clark, C. H. Excp. .. . 5-001
940 F. M. Boyd, Supt. Off.
Exp.........-- . --... 3I
941 J. W. Henderson, R & B .. 16.29
942 J. C. Wilson, Lun. & Exp. - .8
94 C. C. Davis. Off. Exp.
(Rep).......- ---- -...22.20.
*944 Jn.o. A. Suber. Co. Home - 30 00
94 J C. Goggans. Sal. & Exp. 23; 9C
946 E.H.Koo. r & b.. ...-.-33-0
94 D. S. Haifacre, r & b .. .. -50
948 Hunter & Saner, r & b .. 212.16
94 B. H. Wilson. Off Exp. -.- 13 20:
95o West Disinfecting Co., .jail
account .....--.-----...2.75
951 Jno0. L. Epps, Sal. .....27.2777
32 V. V. Lyles, Chaingang . 25 00
953 W. J. Miller, Chg. &
R & B.. ......--.... . oo
954 Call-Watt Co. R & B . . . . 52.65
955 3. 5. Wheeler, Sal. .. .. ..- 54.16
56 Jno. M. Su/oer, R & B - . .. 3-oo
95 W. E. & C. Co. Off. Exp. . 58.63;
98 Glenn-Lowry Mig. Co.
Ohg........ -.... . 9
59 B. F. Morrow. Chg. ...11.67
6o . Monroe Wicker. Sal. &
Exp. ....... -.....76. 75
961 P. D. Johnson.Con1. Sal. .. 9.00
962 C. B. Tidwell, Cor. Ing. .. 5.80
963 Jas. Templeton. Ferry .. 7.50
964 T. J. Davenport. R & B . . 107-58
65 5. B. Jones. Off. Exp. ....144-34
966 P. F. Baxter, C. H. Exp. ..4.50
67 \. ET. Pelham, Jr. Co.
Physican ...... . -.. ...19.16
68 \. R. S. & S. \Wks. Off.
96 H. L..Se..Ferry.......7.50
69 H. L. Crooks, Rer& B .. .. 7.5
970 ReL Crooks Ro &Bx. .. 5.95.
971 R. C. ~oland. Cam. Tax. .. 3.00
97-0 Frd. . D, omiick. Gd 1.
jt-5 .r%. . Rp~i.l r - cr~ . . - .. ;i.oo
Jury. R 1.. . .. .. 5.00
)77 C. If. Cannmn. Jail ac. .. .. 6 So
078 J. LL. Epps. Co. Treas. Jury
& Wit. -415.05
979 R. S. Long & Bro.
R & B . 23.13
980 M. J. Smith. R & B .. .. 6.oo
)8-1 W1hitmire Mct. Co. R. & B. 14 68
982 Setzler & Duncan. Chg. .. 17.49
983 L. Britt. Pension...... 4.00
984 L. J. Fulmer, Pension .. .. 4.00
985 S. J. Derrick. Co. Bd. Ed.
.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 21.00
986 W. V. Lyle-. Chg. ....--19-57
987 V. W. Cromer. Sal. & Off.
Exp. ..............28.79
988 Jno. L. Epps. Sal. & Off.
Exp............--... 28.87
989 E. WV. Whitmire Ohg. ....3-70
990 J. B. Dominick. R & B .. 6.75
991 F. M. Lindsay, Sal. ....20.83
992 J. P. Cannon, Sal. .......6.25
993 0. Wells. Sal. ........ 6.25
994 Fred. H. Dominick. Sal. .. 20.83
995 J. Monroe Wicker. Sal. &
Off. Exp. .......--.-76.10
996 S. K. Bouknight, Chg.. 11.8o
997 S. B. T. & Co. Off. Exp. 4.25
998 A. A. Cleland, Com. Tax.
R & B ..5.......... 53
999 G. S. Noland, C. H. Exp... 2.00
ooo E. H. Aull Co., Adv. &
Prtg... ...........17.25
oor H. C. Lake, R & B .. .. .. 8.33
[002 J. W. Swindler, Pension .. 4 00
003 H. F. Addy & Co. Chg. .. 7.40
004 J. Y. Floyd, R & B .. .. 20.00
[003 J. Y. Floyd, Cons. ......I V)
ro6 C. K. Baker, R & B'.. .. 29
007 J. C. Wilson, Lun. etc. .. 20.50
o8 B. F. Griffin, R & B .. .. 10.87
roog J. S. Wheeler, Sal. ..5.....54-16
too A. C. Thommason, Co.
Home,. .... 35 So
o011 J. D. Tidmarsh, Chg..... 15.52
M012 S. N. Henderson, Ferry 19.501
[013 3. A. Suber, Co. 'Home .. 30.00.
014 G. Clark, C. H. Exp... ...5.00
013~ S. Wicker. Corn. Tax .. ..3.oo
oi6 S. Koon, Pension .......-.4.00:
017 Alice White, Pension .. i. 2.00
018S D. WV. Livingstone. Pen
sion......-- ....------ 4.00
019 R. B. Livjngstone, Pen
sion...... . -.. - - 4.00
1020 J. S. WVerts. R & B .. . . 5
1021 T. J. D)avenport. Fierry ..7.56
1022 Jno. S. Ruff. Ferry .. ..7.00
1023 E. L. Street. Con. Fees .. .8o
1024 T. J. Oxner, R & B .. --4.37
1025 P. Gladney, Damages .. .. 30.00
1026 L. M. Dickert, Pension .. 4.00
1027 E. 0. Counts, Co. Bd. Ed.
.,. .. . . .. .. . . .. 23.40
1028 Jno. C. Goggans. Sal. &c.
. .. . . . . . . -- 25.15
1029 C. B. Tidwell, Cor. Cons. . 2.00
030 F. M. Boyd, Supt. Off.
Exp. ......--.. ....... 3.18
1031 D. T. Dominick, R & B .. 1.50
032 Hunter & Wheeler, Lunacy
....... .. ... ........ 1 0
1033 B. A. Havird, Off. Exp. .. 3.50
1034 WV. D. Senn. Lun. & Post.
Mort...... .......-----1-5.o
[035 J. L. Fulmer, Ferry .... 12.00o
1036 E. L.. Sease, R & B.. ......3.02
137 3. A. Lindsay, Con. Fees .. 2.90
[038 M. M. Buford, Sal. etc. .. 172.27
039 Summer Bros. Co Home . .104-40
040 V. B. Oxner, R & B .. .. 28.65
1041 W. J. Miller. Chg. .. -.- 27.25
1042 S. Chalmers, Chg... ......6.67
1043 Jno. P. Fant. R & B .- ..- 1.10
1044 J. C. Shealy. Coin. Tax .. 3.00
[045 M. A. Boozer, Coin. Tax .. 3.00
45 B. R. Long & Bro.
R &B....... -- -... 343
17 H. L. Shealy, Ferry .. .- .5
048 X. E. Peihamn. Jr. Co.
Physician...............9-58
149 3. WV. Ropp, Con. Fees .. 20.36
1030 Jas. Templeton Ferry, .. .-.7 50
151 3. T. Crisp Pension, .. .. 4 oo
102 Jno. L. Epps Jury Tickets. 633 25
153 0. Wells, Salary. .. -.. - 6 25
1054 J. P. Cannon, Salary .. . .6 25
05 F. M. Lindsay, Salary. .. 20 84
1056 Fred H. Dominick Sal. .. 20 84
[07 J. Monroe Wicker. Sal. .. 75 00
t58 Jno. C. Goggans, Sal. .. .. 22 90.
109 Purcell & Scott, Chg. ..85 72
io0 Summer Bros.. Chg. &
R. & B.. .. .-- .-1- 90
io6 I. S. Wheeler. Sal. ...-.--54 17
062 J. L. Epps, Salary. .. .. 27 77
io6 W. WV. Cromer. Salary. .. 27 77
0644 Gen. Clark. Sal. ......... 00o
06 Observer Prtg C''. Adv. &
Prtg. ........ .---. .. 83 00
o66 J. 1). Quiattlebaum.L Comn.
067 S. Pope. Lunacy...... 00o
r 8Atls CA Co. R. & B.. -- 34 00
07 . . i . L. .A.
077 S. Koon, Penision.l. .. .. 4 oo
1078 1. M. Dickert. Pension, . 4 00
079 J. T. Sterling, Com. Tax, 3 00
068 C. Long, R. & B.,a. .. . oo
081 Wm. Johnson. R. & B. &
Co. Home, ..........168 26
[082 M. M. Buford, Sal. & Exp., 331 61
083 J. S. Williams, Com. Tax, 15 oo
084 0. Klettner, Co. Hom'e &
Chg... ..1.. ..-.-. 4
A83 J. T. Crisp, Pension, .. .. 4 00
o86 J. W. Swindler, Pension, .. 4 00
1087 L. J. Fulmer, Pension, -- 4 00
o88 Levi Brit, Pension, ....4 00
i089 J. F. Miller, Pension .. .. 4 00
09o D. W. Buzhardt, R. & B. ..3 00
091 Jas. Templeton, Ferry, - 7 50
092 Hill & Sligh, Chg.... 32 40
093 J. W. Ropp, Mag. Sal. .. 9 00
094 C. G. Blease, Sal. & Off.
Rent, .. ..0........
[095 F. M. Boyd, Supt. Off.
Exp. & Jail ac. ......21 48
096 J. B. Smith, Sal. ......27 00
:097 C. Coiley, Chg. .. ....-90
:o98 A.Ham,R.&B., ......900
099 J. Y. Floyd, Sal. & Fees, .. io 8o
oo J. K. Gilder, P. M. & Lun., 53 75!
or J. J. Dominick, Lunacy, .. 5 oo
102 E. H. Werts, Con. Sal. etc. io 2o
i103 P. B. Ellesor, Sal. ......9 00
104 D. W. Livingstone, Pen. 4 00
:105 R. B. Livingstone, Pen. 4 00
:06 Setzler Co., R. & B..----i 15
1107 Purcell & Scott, Jail ac. 2 to
rio8 H. H. Rikard, Off. Exp... 14 50
rog J. W. White; Co. Home C.
H. Expenses, ,.....85 75
iio W. H. Long, R. & B., .. 17 50
i1 J. B. Mayes, Off. Exp., .- 17 50
:112 M. M. Buf-rd, Dieting &
Expenses, ..........82 25
113 Hunter & Saner, 'R. & B. 15 00
1114 E. M. Evans & Co. Co. Home 8o
ui15 3. B. Adams, Cons. Sal. & .
Ferry, .............-00o
6 0. H. Lane. Corn. "Pax, .. 3 001
[117 Livings-tone Lominick Co.
Chg. & C. Home,......64 75
8 E. Cabaniss, Ghg., .. .. ... 87'
1119 3. C. WVilson, Lunacy,...-.-5.5
tr2o A. J. Holt, Sal. & Inquest, 33 50
121 E. L. Street. Salary, .. .. 26 So
122 S. B. Jones, C. H. & Jail, 123 33
[123 Moseley Bros.. Chg., .. .. 20 69
124 WV. C. Sligh, Salary, .. .. 9 00
125 J. F. Koon, Clig.. ..-..--.. 7
126 M. A. Boozer,~Corn. Tax, I 50
127 WV. F. Suber. Salary, .. .. 18 00
1128 WV. L. Sims, Post Mort., .. 5 oo
129 WV. E. Pelhiam. Jr., Co.
Physician. .... .... ..9.5
1130 3. WV. Richardson. R. & B., 1 68
1131 WV. B. Franklin, R. & B., 7 00
1132 5. S. Cunningham, Sal., 9 oo
1133 WV. A. Counts, Sal.,.....9 00
1134 E. S. Franklin, R. & B.. 3 50
1135 0. B. Evans, Lunacy. .. 7 00
1136 E. H. Aull Co.. Adv. &.
Prtg........---. --...56 25
137 S. Pope. Lunacy, .... ...5 0
1138 L. S. Shealy, Salary. .. ..9 00
139 Jno. A. Nichols, R. & B., 10 00
140 S. C. Minick & Son, R. &
B............----.- 3487
141 G. S. Merchant, Con. Sal. 27 i6
142 B. B. Hair. Salary. .. .. 25 00
I143 W. G. Houseal, Lunacy, . .17 00
144 C. B. Tidwell. Cor. Con.. .. 2 0o
145 N. C. Duckett. R. & B.. .. 2 oo
146 H. 0. Long, R. & B.. .. .. S 50
147 Stockman & S'tockman. R.
& B.,........-. ...9- -915
148 W. E. Lake. Lunacy. .... 5 o0
I49 W. T. Buford. R. & B.. .. 23 41
115o L. M. Smit'h. Lunacy .. 12 33
I. B. A. Havird, Salary, .. 62 50
152 B. XW. Stevens, Sal. & Con.
Fees,...- ..--.--.--.II 30
153 B. B. Schumpert & Co.,
Chg.. R. & B. etc.. .... 85 06'
154 W. F. Koon, R. & B... .. 75
1155 Cromer & McGraw, Co.
Home,..---.--.--....2 60
I56 J. A. Brown, Salary, .. 18 oo
1157 P. S. Livingstone, R. & B.,2 00
158 H.I L. Shealy. Ferry,..... 50
1159 Jno. WVilliams, Ferry. .. 12 00
i6o Geo. S. Mower. Off. Exp.. 25 00
i6t C. H. Cannon, Co. Home, 6 25
162 WV. S. Seybt, Damages. 35 00
1163 R. I. Stuck. R. & B.. .. 2 50
J. Monroe Wicker.
F. H. D)ominick. Supervisor.
Clerk.
- W hat did( your. wife give\~ you for
(ihistmas ?
lox of cigars.'
What are you going to do with
"Have 'em boiled with corn beef
o sr n ome day."
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