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More Whiskey Seized in Charles -Taken from Depot-Agen Strenuously Objected. The State. Charleston, Sept. 13.-Interest developmeznts came today in the qour seizure- on .a lar seale. wi captllrs were started yesterday a giant raid on the Southern Expi company's office, where five wai liads of si,-f.) were seized. At 10 o'clock this morning Act Chief D,.inn started out with o la squad of men to the freight depot the Southern railroad on Ann stri He pulled out his warrant, autho ing him to seize any illicit liq found on the premises. He and men searched all over the warehoi and discovered a large amount :stuff. Several cases of high qua] whiskey. five large kegs of bulk quor. many barrels of Milwaukee b and other contraband goods w found. But the prize haul of the day 1 made at the freight depot of the lantic Coast Line. Just after the midday posting patrolmen at 1 o'clock the chief s -out. an order for a raiding squad report. In a rush the wagon went Chapel street to the depot of the lantie Coast Line. Again Chief Di showed his warrant under the nc of the agents of the railroad corp< tion. The search that followed , the most profitable yet. A rich e ture gladdended the police and s dened the railroad people. The s, ures amounted to the fancy num of 38 cases of excellent liquor, n: of it being "bottled in bond." samll amount of other liquor was t en. It took two wagons to haul booze from the Southern and tl wagons to remove it from the C< Line. The agent at the Atlantie C( Line was hot when the police t charge of some liquor that had b unclaimed and was the property the road for freight and storage cl ges-"ole hoss stuff" the railr people call it. The agent remonst: ed with Lient. Dunn to leave that r blind tiger liquor alone. "The i road must get its money out of I whiskey and you ought fo leav4 here,'' he said. But the lieuten couldn't see it that way and had liquor carted off with the other. Just before the wagon got to freight depot the railroad had b lucky e,nough to get a whole carl of booze out of the city. Threy he ed it out just in the nick of time. * the wagon had been sooner the po 'would have truly made a monstr raid. A number of the labels on cases had been changed and it set that the groods were to b.e immedi. ly shipped back to the consign The stuff was all standing out in middle of the floor, evidently des ed for the fir.st shipment. Sottile's wagon was standing outside the warehouse door when police patrol arrived. Most of liquor was marked "'Sottile Bro: "'J. P. Dantzler'' and with a mond "A.'' These seizures mark a new important and interesting deve ment in the flght in Charleston on blind tigers and especially the wh salers. Time and again the transi tation companies have promised .mayor to cooperate with him in fight. They no -sooner promise tl t~hey break the compact either in si it or in letter. Some time ago the companies pr< ised to stop delivering to the tig< The mayor had the police keej close watch on the depots and ws houses. It was soon reported to] that while the transportation o panies did not actually take the quer out in their wagons and deli it to the tigers they allowed 'wholesale' tigers to come to the bu ings and take the contraband out. -many cases it was found that the -gers would reconsign the whiskey -other parties. Mayor .Rhett put Corporal Counsel Moffatt to work on phase of the contest. He soon rep ed to the mayor that when the tra portation companies allowed the licit dealers in liquor to come: their place of business and har the liquor or take it out or to re< sign it it amounted to a deliver3 the eves of the law. Acting on rep)ort. the mayor issued orders the actingz chief to immediately s all the liquurs that were to be fo on the premises. All along the pt have been prevented from seizing liquor in the hands of the corp tions by the p)rovision of the cor tution which prohibits the seizur< goods in transit by a common earl As son a delivery i mae hon ng li Beingreceived daily at MIMN heard many times a day from (01* ethousands of well pleased and ness done by this house bears or business. A tremendous arra: his We have got the know how wi ses of itV 36 In. Black anc ee High finish, superior 'ere wear are these black a point to sell at 98 ceni At- and white, we carry n show stores of Newber of partment. ent*d asSl to Individuals Sil to 8 At- I So you needn't tro m"" having a waist like y ora- colors in plaids and I was $3.49, $4.49, $4.98 aud ad- Fancy Gooi Biz- Ladies new neckweai ber [st collais; lace and wash A Lace collarettes, wrist belts, etc., all brand n< the tree Wst For any want wat ook een of Lar- oods can be captured. maintained ad ~ Notice was served on Mayor Rhett eggs are hf rat- today by attorneys for Sottile Broth- The little on- ers of Augusta that elaim and deliv- brooder for all- ery proceedings had been instituted turned out hat for the recovery of the .liquor seiz- It is claims it ed by the police yesterday and today. farms that ant It is thoughit that these proceedings Icial me.thod the will determine the validity of the po- ~all uncertai liee seizures of several wagon loads The pere the of liquor. a part of which was the to incubate gen! property of Sottile Brothers. It is eggs are w< oad elaimed that the liquor was seized in that any in ml- transit land was therefore illegally tion which - Iftaken by the city. wich do r: liee value to th tus INCUBATNB ALIGAToRS. the A -m Fifteen Hundred of them Raised Lot of e- IYearly on One Arkansas ers. Farm The place the Ibarons and L-Clinton, Io., Herald. I also he Quiney, 111., has achieved a -good ber of steel just deal of fame as manufacturer of in the cabators. The chicken incubator is - the the latcst of all, and from this firstQ s"'' invention there followed the manufac- e ia- rurie of inistruments to hatch out birds >fevery description. and But the strangest incubator of all .o- is the alligator incubator. The indus- Bottler the try of alligator raising has grown to Ale, Ri >le- a seience within t.he last few years, eor- and one or two very extensive farms3 the ' .mtg operated in tde 80a Dornesti his The most successful of these is that pints, 1C of the Arkansas alligator farm, near $8.50pe ?a- Hot Springs, Ark., which raises the p animal for the market on a large scale. Write i- .k o ,00O young alligators are ra- ligt. W ers. d each year, and from this supplyr > a the menagieries and' zoos of the coun ire-; :ry are stocked. 'quors. n The chief profit from the business ==== larises from the sales of the young alli h- zators for show purposes and for pets, SE ver -nd not, as usually supposed, from the the ,.ale of their skins for ornamental Mr. Music IL ild- leather work. inie you Wihthe saurians raised in such thn etit -to large numbers every year advanced there's scarc methods of incubation had to be in- in your enti: inven.ted, and as in the poultry business, upbut wil1 this the invention was not long delayed. A-recordi o-As the incubator took the .place of fast will be, ot- the motherly hen, so the artificial could use-f i- hatcher superseded the female alli- "split your n ator as a mother of her young. Opera-say dl When the need of some more ex- sung y 'on- peditions method of hatching alhiga- or the late 1i in tors began to become urgent an inen- VICTOR fr( this hator was made particularly for rais- lime, by a n to ing the brood of the inhabitants of s ma1 aym eize the southern bayous. The machine per month. und wa~ ~.omewhat larger than the ordi- 'ro.oo to $1 ilce ary 1> h!icken hat chery. :ra- Iini any incubator, and when the young S isti- are hatched the wiggling mass pres of ents a eurious sight. The eggs areAl,a c'ier. covered with straw, which is moisten ver ed every anv. The temneratrue is I liVel al0 I AUGH'S. What does he mean b those who visit the big store. but satisfied cu,stomers who say, Hc witness to the fact that the tradiin v of values. Every department ft iat to buy ar,d where to buy and r I Colored Taffetas. quality, recommended for id colors which I strain a s. Black, blue, brown, gray iore silks than all the side ry combined. Visit this de k Waist Patterns. able about some one else )urs, these are the newest ,oman stripes. Prices are $5.98. Is Department - of every discription fancy able turnover, 10c to 50c; and shopping bags, combs, w. in Dry Goods, Millinery, Clothing at eighty degrees until the TEACHER WANT tched. The teacher for Johnsi animals Are nursed in the demy having resigned an several days before being into the babies' enlosure. d by the operators of The fFrdy20h epe the introduction of artifi-o'lc.Shlwilb s has appreciably redu~ ontsaay 4 e ty in hatchinig.tecrwaed mtage of eggs which fail IJ .Hl is very small, and as theG.MD rth $5 a dozen; it is seen W .So proved method of incuba reduces the loss of eggs NweI,R .D o .ot hatch is of immense i alligator raiser.TEWHR AN nerican Nobility.catehmuiprfr lisplay at 'Atlantic City.r oth Sholt s5 over run with tin plate copper dukes. paeenthipplc1 ar that they rave a num-uneindtrse. peers. W .Win on Frd,ay 20h. Septe J. L. Hoalf; BWair., S.on Imperal GngerNewberry, S. C. are Now )Ot Bee, Char the derinton ascho Beer i~n esa boosi peeneer LCLager$35 per ino ntl5h. in.,o to doze tothe ask cwpeshinco ling the t r cask.W.eB.erWh1tn7 B. H. Maybi ii Wins and i. J. L.Rea Thos strengh, do a irs. N. F. gusta,h,Ga, id.Shas bottesmperietalcBittrser ider chrniseveolnasoachtr doe tio o tehboo caask,ki wilohi oupller ore ateda W ~ la e inspiredibyhthebyIgiven themonin bfor b eak- rry S.B.,ireiOw by farhthunestrtoicnyo as.Sp ~r instancei"I'mdCrazyh'Bout I ;ide," r ifyouprefr Gan4:SymEom . Su s holesale QanrtetActil aruo Hoer,Gl and Li- styo tast i.n no ~amgn. Aytingonte inth o rld N.oF.r m theoridiculousdto.theesub ier chngeof herecrds ottaes. E nctriittrse w aVito ye makig oive liver,n sovero t dow anplmalsm iatd wthe schannea e have yall sizes ina- you Rflne. ITmnoreacticnt makeup, nynthuias yongrtsa before rtioki 1ydaceinyurfet.lli, Oer an nigwt donallwoy ait y alwoerlfr luaand atr.1 do Peha eery,a faclt C.a mtinDu Str. Trieet 2o. Pile of NeW Goods y buying such quantities of gods? is an. expression the most flattering comment we hear is from the )w can he sell 'em so cheap. The tremendous busi o public appreciates the Mimn -Igh methods of doing ill of brand new goods a-nd pricea for quick selling. lenty of money to ::lank down. . - Millinery Preparations. Our trimmer, Miss Kefauver, arrived last week from Baltimore and taken charge of this depart ment, Case after case of the fall's most exquisite millinery is being opened up. Miss Kefaiver and her able assistance is now hard at work day and night getting ready for our big hat display. You certainly do not want to purchase any millinery this season before seeing our line. Shoes by the Car Load. Thousands of dollars worth of shoes just landed. (All kind of shoes except horse shoes.) Men's shoes, women's, boys' and girls' shoes. The shoe busi ness of the big store is phenominal. Nothing but solid shoes go across our counters and a fifteen thousand dollar stock to select from. Hats and Shoes, hunt the big store ED. ;one Aca- F other elee Thool house ber, at 3 ' run seven Oth. Lady ? * ?' rere, ~ustees. , ED. 1. One who ~ed. Salary8D run 6or7 7 er. Those - school will ion to the y, clerk. that the open,*an YOUR LITTLE BSTER BROWN IS NOW ATH1 rv,o aoft DESK. NOT 1'AR AWAY FROM HRIM MAY- SI-T town win ANoTHER BoY BET TER DRESSED. Do. YOU RE day from MEMBER WHEN YOU WERE A CHILD AND WERE ~unday ex- YOU EVER ASHAMED BECAUSE YOU DID NOT ay of De- HAVE NICE CLoTHES WHEN YoU WENT To SCHOOL? IF~ YOU CLOTHE YoU;R LITTLE BUSTER BROWNS ers,. WELL, THEY WILL STUDY THEIR LESSoNS BET srtn.TER. *WILL IT NOT BlE WOR TH WHAT ChOT.HES ~ CoST To HAVE. THEM LoVE TH~Il BooKS, ESPE helhadCIALLY WHEN YOU CAN GET A Nan, ac WENER SCHOOL SUI T FO.......... ~ $.50 s: "Three aaao .. ............. 3 5 be on $5.00 [thy condi- WE NAVE EVERYTHING, THAT LITTLE BUSTER n oynedred BRoWNS AND BIG6ER BSTER BRoWNS WEAR. lectric Bit- BRING THEM IN AND LET US RIG TSEM oUT. i%orto" CHILIDREN ARE WELCOME AT OUR' STORE. n & son's RESPECTFULLY, EWART-PERRY CO. UP To THE MINUTE DEALERS. "omah N EWBERRY COLLEGE. mplx *, 'na.t Classical! of bileScetfc for two Tech nical! g with Expenss very moeae Health record un surpassed. For catalogue address the Presi 7sepdent, JAS.A. B.SCHER ER, he rest. Newberry. S. C. 5 Ce.