Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, January 27, 1910, Image 5
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-v-^v^^Sv**' :l^;^"nnu iftJft IIW1 nsglirts fiir heelt
very fnwndarton of all food fortune.
v- - ' ^ > Jove loses its lustre and fold b but drc
SSS23rovv> y?w?dr health when lost or impair
>lgi 1i i thy *m *~ * Dr. Pa;
Thim Proocrlptloa baa, for or
WQxg'?..r': ' *M? Mrf?i dtbUomto. womb, p
women. by thm bamdroda o
Mdttfb too la thm privacy of
wltboat their bavin* to muba
omto QueatlonlnQa mad oftens
mmmt examinations.
Sick women are invited to oonsult Dr. i
All correspondence held sacredly co
Medical Association, R. V. Pierce, M
Da. Fumes'* Gebat Family Docti
Medical Adviser, newly revised up-t<
Plata English hosts of delicate question
ought to know about. Sent fret, in pi
21 one-cent stamps to cover mailing <
IN THE LEGISLATURE
Week-End Adjournment on. Friday
and Trip to Charleston
To-morrow
GREAT MANY BILLS
Haye Been Introduced, Including
State-wide Prohibition and
Injunction Against LiquorSellers
- ? After considering third reading
bills Monday night the house
took UD Mr. Harmon's bill reouir
ing owners of dogs to keep them
confined and to provide a tax on
the animals eame'up.
Mr. ETarman and Wyche called
attention to the spee&d of rabies
and the necessity for protection
Of the public. Mr. Ridgell also
t . favored the bill. Mr. Wright
9. opposed a bill that he thought
was too far-reaching.
Mr. Ridgell favored striking
out the assessment of dogs. The
object was to protect the people,
fee thought.
J. W. Ashley thought that
muzzling dogs might make the
mrimals go mad.
On a division vote the bill was
passed by a vote of 45 to 36, the
roll call being demanded.
The bill as amended reads;
"That it shall be unlawful for
owners and keepers of dogs to
allow s?me to run at Jar^^unleas
W Wnd,
personal cb&fceySPMjBBIMr
agent of the owner of such dogs.
Any one yiolating this section
shall be deemed guilty of a mis\
demeanor and upon conviction
shall be fined not less than$l nor
mo^e than $100, or imprisoned
for not less than one day nor
more than 30 days.
"Sec. 2. That all acts and
parts of acts inconsistent with
this act are hereby repealed."
When the bill to establish Dillon
county came up there was a
splitin the Marion delegation. Mr.
Harmer is author of the bill and
said that he thought Mr. Gasque
was not able to discuss the bill
on account of sickness. Mr. Gasque
said be was ready to gs ahead
mm . ? ? ? e
matting Lire aarer.
Everywhere life is being made
more safe through the work of
Dr. King's New Life Pills in Constipation,
Biliousness, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Liver Troubles, Kidney
Diseases and Bowel Disorders.
They're easy, but sure, and perfectly
build up the health. 25c
at Theo. E. Wanuamaker's.
v v
That Lame
Kidney
And to Relieve the Le
You Must First R<
There Is no question about thit
at all?Cor the lams and aohinc
back la caused by a diseased eon*
dltion of the kidneys and blsdder.
It Is only common sense, any way
-that yon most ours a condition
by removing the eause ef the conSitlm.
AnA lima miA inMni tiiab
are not by any muu the only
symptom* ot derangement of th*
kidneys and bladder. There are a
multitude of well-known and uny
mlstakable indication* of u more or
fern dangerous condition. Some of
theee are. for lnstanoe: Extreme
and unnatural laaaltude and wearlasss,
nervous Irritability, heart lrrecularlty.
"nerves on edge," sleeplee*ne**
and inability to secure
rest, soaldlng sensation and sediment
In the urine, inflammation of
Ee bladder and pssssgfie. etc.
DeWltt's Kidney and Bladder
Ms are an exceptionally meritorious
remedy for any and all a?s?>
tlons or diseased conditions of
these organs. These Pills operate
dirCbtly and promptly?euid their
iendlolal results are at onoe felt
They regulate, purify, and effee 4
taally heal and restore the kid|
jjjjgy ^ondltfoa trria<*to
M MMMtUI to WH>? .
For without health If
t thousands
Pierce by letter fret.
fidential. Address World's Dispensary
. D., President, Buffalo, N. Y.
dh Book, The People's Common Sense
>-date edition?1000 pages, answers in
s whichevery woman, single or married,
sin wrapper to any address on receipt of
only, or in cloth binding for 31 stamps.
y 1 ?
with the measure if necessary
and Mr. Harner stated that he
asked that the bill go over until
to-day in fairness to all parties.
The bill went over.
Mr. Dixon's bill making it a
misdemeanor to leave children in
any dwelling or outhouse and
confine them there, went to third
reading.without debate, except a
short explanation by the author.
There was some discussion of
Mr. Poster's bill, brought out by
a number of points in its favor.
Mr. Seibels attacked the bill and
produced figures to show that
insurance companies would have
no protection along certain lines.
The bill was sent to third reading.
Mr. Clary's bill to pay coroner's
juries was passed by a vote of
48 to 81. -An amendment was ,
adopted, making the pay 50 cents
instead of $1. The house ad- ,
journed after the introduction of
a number of new bills until ten
o'clock this morning.
First Word* of tho Phonograph.
?? ucu wuwvu new ai nurft uu uui
first phonograph. it is sakl. be was as
macb surprised as any one wben tbe
thing actually talked. It appears ttuft
tbe Inventor bad been working on
some new variety of telephone rece'vers
when be was led to put a piece of
tin foil on a cylinder. It recorded
sound, and Edison was convinced that
the buman voice could be recorded and
reproduced. Wben tbe time came to
make an actual test Edison, wltb bis
mind on mechanical details, absentmindedly
tested bis contrivance wltb
the familiar pbrase "Mary bad a little
lamb." Accordingly this bit of nursery
jingle has gone down Into history as
tbe first words ever reproduced by tbe
phonograph.
if
^Epilepsy, Spasms,
ripiffiiiiii'u 1
^HPPsuffered for many years
Wrom what some people call
epilepsy. Dr. - Miles' Restorative
Nervine cured me, and you
can imagine how thankful I am."
M. I. COFFMAN,
. Coldwater, Mich:
\ "My,' daughter was cured
Svith Dr. Miles' Restorative
nervine, after having .been
alflicted with fits for five years."
*\ PETER McAULEY,
Springfield, Mass.
"For a year my little boy had
spasms every time he got a^ittle .
cold. Since taking Dr.-.*ftfiles'
Nervine he has. never had on?*
of these spasrflp."
MRS. MYRTLE DAGUE,
Rochester, Ind.
"My daughter couldn't talk or
walk from St. Vitus' dance.
Seven bottles of Dr. Miles'
Nervine entirely cured her." i
MRS. NANNIE _LAND,
Eiliri, Ind. i
"Until my son was 30 years
old he had fits rigfct along. We (
gave him seven bottles of Dr.
Miles' Restorative Nervine. He 1
has not had a fit since he began (
i.1 - n
vu me nun Dome.
MRS. R. DUNTLEY, ,
Wautoma, Wis. j
Dr. Mlies' Restoratlva Nervine Is sold
by all druggists. Give It a thorough trial.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
I
. (
,
Back Means
Disease
ime and Aching Back,
jlieve the Kidneys
want err man and woman who
hare tho leant sosplolon that they
aro afflicted with kidney and bladder
dlneacet to at one# write than.1
and atrial box of these Pills will be
seat free by retem man frtupilifr
tftltts,
"f luted
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QeatM Trwtm Cbaqp* With
Farwior Ktamta
To the report oftho legislative
committee appointed last session
to investigate the State colleges,
Is appended a statement from
former President MelL of Qlemson
severely criticizing the board
of trnsteos and holding it responsible
for the long years of friction
at the college, and making several_sensational
charges against
them , among others that nepotism
is so prevalent in their employrr?
on f a# >.oo aKa*a_?? K<h???_4U t
UJVUV vt WVOVU9& auu UVUOl D IICIV
friction is sp inevitable. Specifying
as to nepotism he makes this "
statement: t |
"R. W. Simson?three son-in- law
on the faculty.
"W^W. Bradley?a brother on
the faculty.
"J. B. Wannamaker?a brother
in law on the faculty; a nephew
on the station staff; a niece in the
office of president; a relative in
the treasurer's offioe.
"W. D. Brans?a son in the
treasurer's office; a son holding
a position as fertilizer inspector.
"Alan Johnstone?a nephew on
the faculty.
A Wretched Mistake.
to endure the itching, painful distress
of Piles. Tkeree no need to. .
Listen : 4,I suffered from Piles,''
writes Will A. Marsh, of Silver
City, N. C., "till I got a box of g
Bucklen's Arnica Salve and was ij
soon cured." Burns, Boils,Ulcers, v
Fever Sores, Eczeina, cuts, chapp- b
ed hands, Chilblains, vanish be- M
fore it. 25c at Theo. E. Wannamaker's.
; "<> : If
tl
Why Jeyner L#ft Horn*.
"Are you ready to receive the obllgatlons?"
asked the most upright su- b
preme hocus pocus of the Order of J
Hoot Owls. h
"I am/' said the candldatp firmly.
"Then take a sip of this prussic add,
place your right hand In this pot of u
boiling lead, rest your left hand upon
this revolving busxsaw, close your
eyes and repeat after me"? n<
Early next morning shreds of Joy*
ner's clothing were found .upon the O
bushes and trees all along the road to
Pottsvllle, thirty mfles distant, and at
Scrabbletown, sixty miles away. He w
was reported still headed wast.?
Judge's Library. O
- tt
There's Nothing Like It
And WHEN you get
married let us print
your wedding lnvi- si
tatlons -s- -?lt
We Simply Dote on Helping
Along the Good
Cause a
"ffAME THE T>AJr- a;
and call on tis
War Humor. b<
One of tbe first fruit* of tbe victory rt
at Waterloo waa to cover tbe lords of P<
England with honors and decorations 6<
and the people with taxea. Great distress
followed, and riots were fre- 03
Quent. In tbe year of tbe reform bill a ^
mob broke into Downing street and ^
approached tbe sentry statlonerf^et tbe w
floor of tbe foreign ofllc^ crying w
"Liberty or deatb!"
Tbe sentry lowered bis masks*. "My di
lads," said be. "1 know nothing about y
liberty, bat if yon come a step fart Her
fMl fihnur iron ?nhn? -
? ? w?-w K /vu tt u?v uoaiu is#
There were 'Iron" soldiers as well E
u an "Iron duke" In those troubled
lays, and hnmor was a trifle grim and c!
harsh.?London Spectator. e
One 8idsd.
"Do you and your husband ever disagree?"
t<
"He never does."?Excbanga li
Some Alcohc
Is alcohol a tonic? No! Doei
No! Does it strengthen the
Sar&parilla a tonic? Yes! D
Yes! Does it strengthen the in
Sarsaparilla entirely free from
doctor about this non-alcoholic
your confidence will be complet
Dull boys! Dull girls! Dull men! Dull wom<
vary often due to constipation! Ycl the cure h
Plumbing and Ele<
With ample fa
command 1 am p
all kinds of Plunr
trical work for th
mates promptly f
Respeci
C. F
?gb?
tJpt yi wcfc |Prfi 11
wmhU kdtOL H I
iGARDUll
Mextofl^Me., wrftes: "L?at I I
Viae el Cartel I 1
aflttfctaltky bej. Itklak B
bMkflMst Mildiel I
feaale IrMMcs# II _
m sattertaf we- M
RHHHBHHl mt
It was qjfiftey's first game of golf. ^
Us patiektlfeleiid had taken him sad' n
r around Iths eighteen holes and n
ratched hi* hack the hall Into small n
Its and eaB. op the green as though ^
: bad been Akfwed bj shrapnel. After
le game 'wharley and his patient ^
riend u fnj talking to a few of the
olfers oh Ahabhoaaa veranda.
"That wa^Htbaautlfnl shot yon made
lis after??BR, Charley," said his paOharlfqr
tightened up and flashed r
PpUy. while the yoang woman look- L
3 at hdiqii^Hpdrtacly. "Which oner*
e asked easterly**''-'
"Why," s^V the patient friend, "the t
*?Q mucago xrio- c
An iSnilto ef Qreeley.
A ed^wjHjihee mKl> by a doecm ^
httsoM^QI^B^then tto ait ctfOc of
to Trlbua^Kafi been saying things
joot the aaBteemy exhibition which
iblbiiBin^vbdl wttb Indignation,
u dv J^^intttM want down to
ie Trtbtugj Jfemplala. Mr. OrtoNj.
cm ^'S^^Tattvlnkie'to hie era :
idwU^^^^UoMe^aaaalMfMi' ,
rwTijTil^WijWni tbM "riff
Am to M^Kiud to- tba Tribune. ??S
food morula?
TeActfleda Ink 12"I
euppoM.'Hel&.the barter to tte 18,
mu> wbo wlrweering a tear's daw M"
b his wateffi chain-*"! euppoee you .
Uled that wr yourself 1" ,el
"Tea i dlfim tba reply.
^as It a BlKly taarr }
"About ^thffslse of a two-year-old To
MGee wtildl How many bullets did Che
"Not any atpjJL'' j
"Brain blntUi an uf Foi
"No; 1 tainu/hlaa to death." the
It took thwUistoiDer fifteen minutes Ho
> get his share, and dur- J"icl
>g that timertfce barber didn't speak ?u'
Bother wood.?Bschanga. E|?
Weftiaa'e Way. Unl
Suddenly m stout woman who had eoh
aen alttlns a a surface car arose and "on
ing the belt The conveyance atop* for
Ml, but the piieaenger want to another
?t and ant dawn. g..
U1 thought you wanted to get off,
iadam," said the conductor.
"Nor* aha snapped. "I only wanted
> alt aomewhsro else. 1 didn't want
> be Jerked*# my feet while the car t.
as In motiab thafa alL I ain't no- "J
here near hdtte 'pet." Zy
"len't that the limit?' aaked the con- off)
actor ol a ofga on the platforms-New 5-7
ork Preen ' tb?
A nefieetion on Him. V
"Quarreled: on-'their wedding day) 27.
ueadful! dad what about?' 0
The bride's girl friends cried too to- j
Iferoualy te salt -the bridegroom."? 1
oalsvlUe Qeprier-Joarnal. ^
1 n ' p0|;
To be rotm&t one*a rank or place la A
> show that'on# la below It?Stenia- aD(
tun exc
~U? I..... wb
aawpMnaoaHaosnaMB inci
>1 Questions i
b?f(
? it make the blood pure? ?c
nerves? No I Is Ayer^s fore
oes it make the blood pure? th?
erves? Yes! Is it the only
alcohol? Yes! Ask your tor,
medicine If he approves, Uo
^^^C^uerCo^^oweU^Mm.
wMHeilvy^hSS^^ ?
(socasv.?Awg'sPUb. Ask your doctor.
ctricAl Supplies J
LCillties at my
>repared to do
ibingand Elec- e
public. EstiaH
V* IIIOII^VI*
tfuiic ; ;
PeokUetoti,
Tcheraw, S. C.
?
" * y?Fc
r. We have for quick s
that contaias abou
be sold at once and
See us at once.
Gheraw Re
c
F
Turkish fttwbwk
pommkaf mtot all tta evt, we
m m mctm of lava* causa full -of gr
g. Irregular Macka of a bright /allow tifi
tlorsS root. "Rhubarb*" aaja onr ??
lids, Indicating II "Ahl Thsa It
?nua from Turkey?" ws sty Joyfully, ?
lad ta display aar Waralag far oasa* r\
st aar frisnd smllsa aaakaa^tasaal/. :"rtxers
la ao sash tklng as Turks/
in barb," hs says, "bad, what la mora,
iera nsrsr baa beta." All ths rfco* ?Jj
irb of csmmarco balls from China,
(aching us through Russia for ths "f
lost part, but bscaaas la oldsa da/a It Li:
lads tta Jouraey by way sf Turks/ ?
bacams known aa Turks/ rhubarb,
ad Turku/ rhubarb h will romaUk?
oodoa Telegraph. ]
. His Loft . au
"DM ha watrs his rlghtr fit
"Ma; hs shook Ms Ml tgit In my <
Sea."?Mew York Pfa?. ?
Office of County Superintendent of
Education.
The County Superintendent of Edncaion
gives notice that his office will be
rpen every Saturday and the first Modlay
of ndi month.
C, S. Lynch
REAL. ESTATE
Gheraw. 8. O.
Tax Notice.
The tax books will bo open for the cob
lection of taxes from the 15th of Oct.,
L909, to Dec. 81st, 1909. Also from 1st
January to 15th .Match, 1910, and a
penalty of 1 ppr cenitwjll be added to^L , ,
t let of ' W
will be in the treasnrer's office on I
> following dates: Mot. 8, 9, 10, 11, B
,18, 39, 80; Dec. 8, 4,18, 15. 16. 17,
, 20, 31, 33, 38, 34, 27,28, 39,80,81,
rchl5,1910. : ?
'he following is the State and County
y for the year 1909: I
"or State tax 5Jf mills I
Irdinary County .5 " V
nt. on R. R. Bonds 2 " I I
Joonty Roads 1 " I
institutional School 8 "
bal levy for State, County 1?X " A
Ipecial County Road lery
iraw township 2 L
SPECIAL SCHQOL LEVY.
barker, White Oak, Plains, Five
rks, Bay Springs, Bear Creek, B**sda,
Pageland, Cross Roads, New fli
rand Wexford schools 2 mills, 1 ut
Shiloh, Middendorf, Ruby. Mar
g, McBee, Wallace, Orange Hil>, Pal- w
tto, Juniper Creek, Mt. Crogluiu aDd ^
sabeth 8 milis, Long Branch and H
Ion 4 mills, Cheraw 2% mills special H
ool and 1Y for school bonds, .leffer- H
i 2 mills for special school and 4 mills H
school bonds. H
W. A. DOUGLASS,
County Treasurer.
t. 15th, '09. P
Auditor's Notice I
he Auditor's Office will be opened for H
Assesment of real and personal prop- H
y from January 2nd 1910 to Febro- H
' 20 1910. 1 will be iu the Auditor's H
ct Jauuary 8-8-15-22-29. February
8-11-12-14-15-16-17-18and 19. At J
following places on the dates named:
r. T. Odom's mill Thursday Jauuary H
rants Mill Friday January 28. 1
as. A. Watson's Monday January 31.
heraw Tuesday, Wednesday, Tnurs- ?
V, Friday February 1-2 8-4.
feetfield Creek Church Wednesday (Zj.
>ruary 9. W
.11 malecitiieus between the age of 21 '
I 60 years are deemed taxable pofls ,
pt Confederate Veterans and those
0 are maimed or fcr other causes an* 1
Etpable of earning a support I
'here will be 50 per ceut penalty addto
taxes on property subject to taxes 1
1 not returned for Assessment on or <
ore February 20 1910. hvervbody
ant luriiiMi will Ka sonnisoA tr? ???ol?? I
ir own returns and must appear be- |#|
a the Auditor and make name b. fore 111
20 of February 1910 as there will be IEI
return blanks left with any one or |#l
ided out for the year 1910. 1 am ! !
oed to adopt this plan for the protec- (
n of the sheriff and myself. |#|
J. 11. JOWBUS, Auditor ii
Chests field County i vff
SURE CURE Mil
For All Dheuei of
STOMACH, K."
Liver i Kidnets WM la
ruLfci s
Pmi Con An/ Cut <
Not Boyoi
r. " n^'t-t?^y* ^ % TjflWr*'*' *?-*
' *s * ^
>r Sale
>ale, a piece of land
t seventy-five acres,
can be bought at a b
sal Estate (&L
-heraw, S. C.
UNDERBURK & LAWRENCE,
Dentists and Surgeons.
idge work, Pyorrhoea and Atcial
Enamel Fillings a speciallones:
Office 188 Residence 174
hiip 4. Murray
Attorney at law
IERAW - : SC.
^FICE? In rear of Waddill &
ndsay.
ATTORNEXS-AT-LAW I
Practice in all Conrte of Chesterfield I
d Murroundiog coontiea and in Unitod I
a tee Court. I
One of the Arm will be at Chesterfield ft
ry Monday. R
WAN
to hear from p
*7*.
Ic arnvs, vity
Buildings an
Waddill ?>
Insurance and I
mmmmmmm mmmmm
Under New Me
. The Old Re
Cheraw Press
I wish to announce to tl
bought out the Cheraw Pressi
en cnarge. I intend to give tl
al attention and with new app
help I can guarantee first-clas
Hoping by close attentioi
flicc tl rArl/ 4 A m An
viujj num IU iwtiil ^ailUild^C
Very truly >
S. H. SHI
mmmmmamommmm
M?A
We sell the kind of mi
It's the same to us if you cor
of the children or telephone
We are now located in the
Second street, just a tew stej
Let us have your order to-da
H. A. BIT
Phonei
Hi
Reltaf and Care for Heid<
he, Backache. Dtssineae, HJ
flifaatlon. Malaria, ate. HB
KIME1
kf fltVBMVY at A 1
mm m u*0 * m. a
Ml tlU RauIi of Modi
Sold by aUDrugftets .
~ I "hfj
near Cheraw, I
This laud must I
I ' *
argain for cash. I
m I
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Ins. Co., I I
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One 2-oom Cottage and one
6-room Cottage on High St.
One 3-room Cottage and J
one 4-room Cottage on Second
Street.
One 3-room Cottage on
Front Street.
Buildings and Store Lots
for Sale.
Apply to I
J. A. Sellers. I
' 55^ a
V
Tiriil
arties having I
Lots. Store 1 . ^
kal Estate I
? . . '. . ^
a j
inagement. 9
liable |
ling Club J
tie public that I have B
ing Club arid have tak- 9
ie business my person- J
liances and experienced
is servics. H
n to business and first- fl
i, I beg to remain, fl
rours, I
LRRILL. |
eat that gives pleasure.' f
ne yourself or send one f
your order, < ,
new building on North ,
?s from the Town Hall. 1 ( - *
iy and every day. ,
RCH,
80- >:
SB? ,/^^k
B Th? bMt tonic, CurftHtt
Medicine for these die*
W esses. SOo. Guaranteed.
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