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TTTJMAN CASE NEXT W EK. Supreme Court Will Decide Whi Shall Have the Custody of Chil dren of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Tillman, Jr. Columbia, Jan. 24.--The h-abea. corpus proceedings instituted b; Mrs. B. R. Tillman, Jr., against B R. Tillman, Sr., and Mrs. S. S. Till man will c=tne up in the suprem court next Monday morning. A wri was issued to-day and made returp able on January 31 requiring th4 presence in. the Court of the person interested in the ex parte proceeding There was quite a hitch in th matter this morning before the Su preme Court decided to assume ju risdiction. The first annou-n-cemen from the Court was that it wouli probably be necessa-ry for a refr ence and the Court practically de elined to consider the ease. After s conference between. attorneys it wa: decided, however, that the supremi Court would hear the case. Th limitation is that in the event it i% found tha-t ~the affidavits are con flicting and the Couri cannot make a speedy settlement of the matter fro? the, nearly 200 affidavits the refer ente will be oidered and then th< ease will come back to the saprelne eourt at its next sitting. Attorneys for the petitioner, Mrs B. R. Tillman, Jr., wished for the matter to be considered as soon- as possible and a decision rendered When the case was first preesnted t< -the court it was indieated that there had been a ruling that such matter should go before the Circuit Judges 'The Court appeared not disposed to take up the ease and counsel asked if un order would then issue allowing the Judge of the eireuit to eonsidez th,e matter. Later, however, the or - der making the writ returnable it the supreme court was issued. It was stated to4day that very probably Senator B. R. Tillmam would be present at the hearing in the supreme court. Attorney Simp kins to-day stated to the Court thai the Senator waives all rights as t< his attenanee on Congressional du ties, and also that if the case went to a -Circuit Judge he wodld like for it To go to the Judge. in- the Egefieli Oircuit, or if not before the sapremt court, so'that he and 'his 'wife mighi be present at the proceedings. The case grows out of the allegei desertion of Mrs. B. R. 'Tillman, Jr. by her husband- and his taking away - of thieir two children and deeding them to his father and mother, Sen ator and Mrs. B. R. Tillmani, unti -they are 21 years of age. Mrs. B R, TUllman, Jr., aecuses her hus band of having treated her eruell: and unjustly, and he alleges that sh is living apart from him without rea pam - Sloan~ ' i et,as tht eein *o numbnes Thsculartisue, tearis pe S aelief Sloan.'C Lin,ofimoent a s stop ndieuala painws rat oun that feingo.mb"s aste estreedefr Joint a.n Sprao insan al IAdtseaADuggisrea25c, Son's ATer oe ation the poreai nR_h i ATt..Th N son, and claims that sne is unfitted w and unable to raise the two children > they should be raised. ir The climax of the alleged marital. a troubles of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Till ran, Jr., were reached late in No- is vember, 1909, it appears, and since r] ; that time Mrs. B. R. Tillman, Jr., m r who comes of a very distinguished South Carolina family, being a grand s - i&aughter of former Governor Pick- w a ens, of this State, has been. living in s t this city. --- tl Tilman Makes Statement. is Washington, Jan. 24.-Senator Tillman, of South Carolina, thinkm he S and his wife will not be deprived of U - the custody of their two grandehil - dren, for the possession of whom a their mother, Mrs. B. R. Tillman, Jr., la began habeas corpus proceedings at a] Columbia to4d-ay. Senator Tillman last night said, in part: W My son and his wife have been M twice separated and are now, but lat- CI er were reconciled and at my sugges- N tion went West, intending to remain. tr A few weeks ago they again :dis agreed. Mrs. Tillman 'left their a partment here in Washingtoo, and after waiting three days, my son brought the little girls to my wifp. SE "Finding that his wife showed no C inclination to return to him, my son deeded the chiliften to me. Under the M law of South Carolina, this may be 'lo done by a father for the good of his children, or by the wife in ease the Ei father is not living. This is why they la are now with me. My sole interest in the matter is to have them proper ly cared for 'and guarded. Mrs. B. R. TI Tillmai, Jr., has been told by emi nent counsel that she cannot recover Li the children." A B. R. Tiliman, Jr., is clerk of the TI Senate committee on the five civi. Bi lized tribes of Indians. I Mrs. B. R. Tillman, Jr, had stated in her affidavit that while she and her husband were living together peaceably in Washington last Nov ember, 'the latter took the children ] out,- stating that he was going to spend the day at his mother's who was in Washington temporarily, and that during the day he gave the children to his mother, an!d she left with them for South Carolina. Mrs. B. R. Tillman, Jr., alleges further A] that when sye rebuked her husband Se for this action he left her and has bl not returned. sa 2. O'Neall Dots. fl* Times are dull around this section as Iand some cold weather too, but we b are progressing very nicely in' our s5 studies. Well, just -a year ago we had1 m a males street in this section. et ~Most of us .ean bow our heads when vt -Mr. Measles passes by. Very few he at 01 N Stops Neuralgia Pains si p1 di ut ei dna of neuralgia are caused ~s. Sciatica is also a nerve p to hing external application, H ce, quiets the nerves, relieves in which is often a warning of tb effect oin the nervous and rmanent as well as immedi' th Relieved the Paip, et Eerer from neuralgi to try Sloan s ini-.J left her and she has not been troubled ent d heumatism, Stiff 1 Pains. E , 50c. and $1.00. iN g w mt Free. Address- p OSTON, MASS. f - of ill have '> come ajd dine with. Mrs. C:therine Long, of near Lex .gton court ""ouse, is visiting friends id relativ-es of this section. Mrs. J. W. Wise, of this section, at prsent seriously troubled with ieumati4u. being confined to b ost of the time. Mrs.. Fannie Bedenbaugh, of this etion, who has been seriously ill ith pne-umonia, we are very glad to y is still improving. There is a great deal of sickness in is section now, and some of which serious. We are sorry to state that Mrs. illie Morris, of this section, is grad dly and daily growing worse. The pastor of Mt. Olivet preiched forcible sermon last Sunday to a rge and attentive congregation; so had com-munion. The children's missionary society as organized last Sunday by Mrs. . . J. Kreps. The following offi rs were elected: President, Voigt essinger; secretary, Arthur Shealy; easurer, .Arthur Derrick. Mr. Luther Derrick has his dwell g house nearly completed. Mr. Banks Hiller, of Newberry, ent a ngrt last week with Mr. W. Derrick. Lots of small grain is being sowed this district and at- present it is )king very poorly. Mr. R. T. C. Hunter and Mr. L. I. >ting passed through this section t Tuesday on insurance business. Student, Le Voice of the' East to the Voice of the West. ppincott's. most appreciative cuss, e Sun gets ip to look at us, t when he strikes the West instead a gets so bored" he goes to bed. AN ORDINANCE. ELATING TO THE STOPPING AND STANDING OF ANTMALS AND VEHICLES IN CEETAI PLACES IN THE TOWN . OF NEWBERRY, SOUTH CARO LINA, $ Be it ordained by the Miayor and .dermen of the Town of Newberry, mth Carolina, jii Council assem e, and by .the authority of the . me:. Section 1. That on and after theA t day of Ferbru~ary,\1910, exceptj is hereinafter provided, it shall unlawful for any person or per ns, using or in charge of any ani al or vehicle of any kind wh atso-. -er, to stop or stand such animal or thiele, or to allow or permit the said limal or vehicle to stop or stand, t the public square of the Town of; ewberry, which said public square hereby defined to mean and include .e ground in fr6nt of, in rear of, id around the od 'court house build gor on that part of M'ain Street ~tween College and Nance streets, on -that paart of Boyce street be-1 ~een Ca-idwell and Nanee streets, or that part of Caldwell street be een Friend and .Boyce street's, or that part of .Nonce street between sn and Boyce streets.j See. 2. That this oridinance shall 4 apply to persons stopping or anding animals or vehicles i h aces and on the street8 mentioned in ~etion 1 her-eof for the purpose of scharging passengers or persor.s erefrom or of loading an'd unload g such animals and vehiceles,Po ded, that not mre than -ten min-] es is "'onsumed for'said purposes or ber of them at any one time. See. 3. That any person violating is ordinance shall, upon conviotion, fore the Mayor, Mayor Pro Tamn re, or Town Council, be sentenced pay a fine of not more than Onie undred Dollars, or to be imprisoned' the Town guardhouse for not more1 an thirty days, or to labor upon e streets anid public works of the; ma of Newberry for not more than irty days. - . Done and ratified under thie eorpor a seal of the Town of Newberry, uth Carolii1a, on the 24th day of' nuary, A. D., 1910.1 Cole. L. Blease, Mayor. test: J.R. Seurry, Clerk & Treas., Town of New berry, S. C. GERLMS IN HER SYSTEK. ery Woman Should Read this Ad ice and thle Generous Offer that .Goes With It. [he -number of diseases peculiar to men. is such that we believe this] tee would hardly contain a mere ntion of their names, and it is a t that most of these diseases are a atarrha.l nature A woman cagn not be well if there is a trace of ea tarrh in her system. Some women think thee is no help for them. We positively de clare this to be a mistaken idea. We are so sure of this that we offer to i supply medicine absolutely free of 4 all oost in every instance where it fails to give satisfaction, or does not substantiate our claims. With this understanding, no woman should hes- 3 itate to believe our honesty of pur pose, or hesitate to put our claims 1 to a test. There is only one way to over come catarih. That way is through the blood. - You may use all the snuffs, douches or like remedies for years without getting more than tem porary relief at best. Catarrh in general is a dis'ased condition of the system that shows locally most fre juently in discharges from mucous aembranes. Local treatment shoald be assisted by internal treatment for I the general diseased condition if a 2omplete cure is to be reached. That e nternal treatment should be scien -ifically devised and faithfully ad ninistered. Rexall Mucu-Tone. is scientifically >repared from the prescription of an'1 1-minent physicia , who for thirty rears made catarrh his specialty. rhis remedy is admirably adapted ;o the treatment of the catarrhal Lilments of women. It purifies and mriehes the blood, tends to stop nucous discharges, aids in removing mpurities from the system, soothes, iea.ls and strengthens the mucous 1 issues, and brings about a feeling of j iealth and strength. We want you to try Rexall Mnicu Cone on our guarantee. If you are iot benefitted, or for any reason not. atisfied, simply tell us and we will iand back your money. Rexall Mu- 9 ,u-Tone comes in two sizes, 50 ceats tnd $1.00. Remember, you can ob ain Rexall Remedies in Newberry )nly at our store,-The Rexall Store. Rlder & Weeks, Main, Street, New )erry; S. C. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is iot a common, every-day cough mix ure. It is a meritorious remedy for L1 the troublesome and dangerous -omplications resulting from cold in he head, throat, ehest or lungs. Sold >y W. E. Pelhram & Son. SGENUNE OLD an an -di PERUVIAN UANO g -used PERUVIAN de .GUANO you have - never realized the great. est Possible yield from your soil.. 6. Peruvian Guano is the natural excre ment of the millions upon milions of fish eating birds that inhabit the rainless cliis on the coast of Peru and adjacent islands. 6. It is really digested fish-the richest of all fertilizers. 6. Chemists have never been ableto.t the ele'ments into -commercial fertilizer in the forms in which they exist in this product of nature. - 6. We have an army of workmen dig ging out this fertilizier. It is then loaded uiponi vessels and shipped to the United States. GE Peruvian Guano has been used as far back as the fourteenith century. 5. Tho~se who try It become enthusiastic about it, -and the demiand has always been - grea.ter th.m the supply. It This is YOUR opportunity to secure some of the genuine from far Peru. P:'.RuvIAN H AND BooK -FREE!I IL.Fill out the attached coupon and mail, mnd you will receire FREE our beautiful yook of letters and pictures from those rho have used Peruvian and full infor nation. PERUVIAN GUANO CORPORATION, Charleston, S. C. Gentlemen :--Please send me your book about Peruvian Gpano, (illus trated) and full information. Name P.O. Peruvian Guano Corporation, CHARIESTON, S. C. Summer Bros. Co.. Distributors. VALENTINES! If you are looking for some thing that is beautiful and up to date in VALENTINES, you, want to come to THE BOOK STORE. My stock is worth your time to look it over. I have,a Valen tire to suit every one, in quality also in price. They are now on display. Come and look them 1 over, and if you see anything that suits- you can have it put, aside. My prices run from 1c. to $4.00. Mayes' Book STORE A LITTLE TALK ON LUMBER may put you its the way of saving a lot of money. Come and have it with us. We want to prove to youL how the best lumber is the cheap est at the start as well as in the end We cannot shov you the physical difference between poor and the *best luinber for we do not harLdlea *any bu't the latter qtsality. NEWBERRY LIJM5ER CO, Chamblerlain's Cough Remedy is a lrefrapyfo.ler d $ ry valuable medicine for throat Jsr sgada f adett a d lung troubles, quickly relievesfosadinr d cures painful breathing and a .NayA Bdhag, ngerously sounding cough which in-GarinKtBesbu sates congested lungs. Sold by W. 1-11-10At 1taw. Pelham & Son. herby BflIMET. Work 20 Edurs aDay. FOTICE FIN~AL SBTEE T Th busiest little things ever made Notice is heeygiven that I will rare Dr. King's New -Life Pils. Er ke final settlement in the Prbaeery pill is a sugar coated globule of urt for Newberry County, nn hiealth, that ehanges~ weakness inte edriesday, February -9th, 1910, at i strength, languor into 'energy, brain ven o'clock in the forenoon, as Ifag into mental po'wer; curing.ao ardian of the estate of Kate Be- Istipation, Headeahe, Chills, Dyspes abaugh, and will immediately sia, Malaria. 25e. at W. E. PeIfa='. s *1 stm n r n-v:rai h hu n. r Thfe Medi--in5arul Ve-ts The o:. Gover eyn Over sh t-- -:-of --: bo gtlestte the core: .e ; ct anr toM W SU. n Y gtd- r~r itG DSI r.~LRY cr 'Lf - . rc Co. & .9 \'~ Frt m ig bc h teu. fowr. nMira i i .~4e H.CarV on nc,105Es Mai St. 1 Laza BruodmC o.. .s us'-s. . - ~ - - - e C lum & o. . .r .. ..Th :. -ta ;- - - ., gds~s C.e C ' Bt C.,... ./ . - -;c' - -. -G -~4~ . BafL Loe Whike . ,. rr3 . - T- -'rT - - -IltStn UzAlt Whse Co I. R - '- - - t -o,Lv LOakSof,lfC,lO5Eat MInS.,.. . . Richimond, Vs ~usGoodinan Co.. . ...Roanoke, Va. 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