Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, May 01, 1913, Page Page Three, Image 3
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| RESOLUTION TO PASS ALIEN
I LAND MEASURE AGAINST
JAPS, DISAPPOINTMENT.
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BpPlmlA UUftestowrt* a La ex
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, Washington.?News of the determination
of the legislative leaders in
Sacramento to frame and pass an
Alien land-owning bill, directly dis<
-criminating against the Japanese, un
officially conveyed to the white house
And state department, was received
with grave concern and disappoint
ment. Such a development had no)
been expected in view of the firsl
-favorable comments in California up
on the president's suggestion of thai
regard he had for the preservation ol
the friendly relations between this
country and the Oriental nations.
Sacramento, Cal.?Governor John
.son gave out a statement regarding
the pending alien land legislation
'This is the first statement the gover
nor has made on the subject. lie said
in part:
"Californians are unable to under
:3tand why an act admittedly withir
the jurisdiction of the California leg
islature like the passage of an alien
land bill creates tumult, confusion anc
criticism and why this local act ol
-undoubted right should become an in
ternational question. Of course the
California legislature would not at
tempt to contravene any treaty of tht
nation nor to do more than lias beer
done by the federal government itseli
is many other states.
"To say that California must do less
or be subjected to harsh criticism ant
the charge of disrupting friendly rela
nnworc l'c fn Hont
Willi lUICI^U pu ltvio vw v.w..w
to California what has been freely ao
-corded to every oilier state in the Un
ion and what has never been que.s
tioned with any other state.
MAIN LINE LEVEE BREAKS
Surging Waters of the Raging Missis
sippi Destroy Great Embankment.
Vicksburg, Miss.?The first seriou;
break in the main levees of the low
or Mississippi river occurred whei
the Woodlawn levee just north o
Mayersvillt. Miss., went out. With
in a few u.unites iliu ereavsse \va:
L'OO feet vide, ;::;U tl.e space througl
which tin- waters'tire pouring is in
t.TRasine.
Parts of four Mississippi countle:
' will bo flooded and the property dam
ace winch will result is estimated a
more than live hundred thousand dol
lars. Practically all of lsquina coun
ty and parts of Warren and Washing
ton counties will suffer heavily fron
the overow. As a result of the brcal
10,000 or 12,000 people will b(
rendered homeless.
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| Isthmian Canal Pacts Attacked. '
' Washington.?A demand for the abrogation
of two treaties with Great
Britain bearing upon Isthmian canal
rights, presented tc the senate in a
resolution by Senator Chamberlain,
brought a new element into the canal
controversy now in progress be_
this country and Omat Britain . 1
over ftie rights of the United States
to ATpmnt American coabtwse ships
from the payment of tolls1. The Chamberlain
resolution would require the
' president to terminate the Hay-Pauni
cefote and the Clayton-Bulwar treaty.
Mitchell Named by Gov. Sulzer.
Albany, N. Y.?John Mitchell, for!
mer president of the United Mine
Workers of America and vice presi'
dent of the American Federation of
' Labor, was designated by Governov
Sulzer to be state labor commissioner.
* . The nomination was sent to the senI
i ate. If the nominaMon is confirmed
1 | Mr. Mitchell will have charge of the
' j reorganized labor department under
j laws passed this year on the recom
'r { mendation of the state ractory inves'
! tigatlng commission. The term of ofI
flee is four years and salary $8,000.
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u| some of the strong drugs M
| sometimes used. Asamed- Igj
. Hj icine?a tonic?for weak, H
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H Cardui ^as ^een a Popular t*
13 success for over 50 years. |?
; I The Woman's Tonic
J Eg Mrs. Lula Walden, of JJJ
- jj?R Gramlin, S. C., followed Bl
s i| this advice. Read her let- bg
ter: "I was so weak, |L
jS| when I first began to take
* ? Cardui, that it tired me to Kg
t 8 wa^ ^us* a ^ow'' MS
|j can do all the general IS
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gl 9." Try Cardui for your H
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b J very remedy you need J
tEPORT OF COUNTY SUPERYISOR
FOR FIRST QUARTER OF
the Year 1918.
January 6.
r. W. McCassidy, Magistrate 10.14
1. A. Malloy, Constable 22.91
S. H. Reld, Magistrate 22.91
I. A. and T. J. Knight, R&B 48.54
. C. Rivers, Magistrate 20.82
. M. Moore, Constable 27.62
t. E. Rivers, Clerk 234.55
,V. T. Davis, Constable 10.43
. H. Bittle, Poor House 9.85
L McCaskill, Magistrate 14.58
. N. McLaughlin, Constable 14.28
). P. Douglass, Sheriff's salary 389.60
). P. Douglass, expense 94.66
. C. Steen, R&B . 4.50
,ee Mercantile Co, chain gang 43.73
\ M. Hunt, Magistrate 25.00
)r. T. B. Hough, chain gang 27.00
*. R. Knight, Supervisor . 18.00
'olumbia Supply Co., chain gang 22.50
ank of Chesterfield, R. R.
Coupons 4,688.00
'hesterfleld Drug Co., C. H.
and chain gang 3.30
C. B. Redfearn, poor house 17.00
The Peoples Bank, R. R. Coupons
198.00
>. P. Douglass, jail report 33.60
(irby Rivers, ordinary 13.82
Chesterfield Advertiser, Supt.
Education Card 5.00
J. W. Brock, constable 12.85
X F. Brock, magistrate 10.45
)r. E. T. Barentine, Lunacy
and Coroner's inq. 10.00
luore Hardware Co., chain
gang 13.00
Ioore Hardware Co., poor
House .15
tarah Boan. et. al., poor house 2.50
ames and Eliza Axum ' 5.00
sabelle Johnson 5.00
W. BIttle 2.50
Esther Atkinson 2.50
\ D. Boan 2.50
dam McFarland 5.00
iV. H. Smith 6.00
Caroline Baker 3.00
Cynthia Catoe ' 2.50
ohn Goodwin 2.50
). A. Willkins 2.50
lartha Leary 2.50
lorace Cbapman 2.60
V.,N. Brantley.- 2:50
-ru: p?
ohn and Sarah Rogers 5.00
Caroline Patrick 2.50
tachel Hicks s 2.50
Cancy Sullivan 3.00
V. E. Johnson 3.00
Villiams Miles 3.00
Carolina Powe 2.50
ranville Mills 2.50
jouisa Meton 2.50
I. J. Davis 2.50
.lice Huggins \ 2.50
. D. Robinson 2.50
lalinda Coe ' 2.50
Aiza Ann Brown 2.50
llmira Welsh 5.00
. O. Edwards 2.50
Alfred McRae 2.50
onisa Jackson 2.50
manda Sutton 2.50
drs. M. Decker 2.50
lulda Rodgers 2.50
tettie Railings 2.50
lary Jackson 2.50
tachel Campbell 2.50
lenrietta Beaver 2.50
tandall Hamnions 2.50
.lary Brown 2.50
Vm. McBride 2.50
'easar Pegues 2.50
Elizabeth and Catharine Talbert 2.50
lanna Grant 2.50
ilia Melton 3.00
.lassey Jordan 2.50
lary McQuage 2.50
iee Hive, poor and jail 24.15
ane Haminons, poor 2.50
Harriett Stanley, poor 2.00
Jood Roads Machine Co., chain
gang 20.40
Jeo. W. Gregory, R&R 27.OS
>r. John H. Hardin, Ord 5.00
Jul!" & Atlantic Ins. Co., ord 52.50
A. Sullivan, poor house 3.70
'hesterfield Tel. Co. 5.00
)doin Bros. Co. 5.00
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n . JJIIII, ^yui UUUOU -I.'/"
. M. Hunt, magistrate 2.".00
X. Davis, constable 18.75
*. I). T. Teal, Co. Physician 20.82
C. Rivers, magistrate 20.82
Moore, constable 25.8?
nles Hank, R. R. coupons 156.00
. W. Hrock, constable 10.45
>. P. Hrock, magistrate 10.15
\ A. Ma lit, v, constable b-'.W
S. H. Reid. magistrat
A. J. Hust, jail Io.'ii1
. R. Abbott, dieting prisoners C.i
J. N. McLaughlin, constable > '
1. McCaskill, magistrate 14.5
0. P. Douglass, salary 125.0
'. P. Dougass, expense 17.7).
P. Douglass, jiiil report 32.2"
roquoise Mfg, Co., jail exp 20.OC
W. T. Davis, constable 10.43
Cheraw Chronicle 30.50
J. N, Strlcklin, printing 23.50
Chesterfield Advertiser, 23.50
Pageland Journal 23.50
D. H. Laney, Jail and poor house 7.50
W. J. Odom, R&B 12.34
H. T. Atkinson, salary 16.67
Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co.
stationery 3.45
W. T. Holly, coffin for Thos.
Blackwell 10.25
J. W. Middleton, R&B 6.13
John Weatherford, qoor 5.00
R. A. Rouse, salary 66.66
T. W. Eddins, salary 30.00
H. F. King, salary 100.00
Charles Sellers, chain gang 35.00
Landy Rivers, chain gang 25.00
Walker, Evans & C. Co. 6.00
Walker, Evans & C. Co. 13.10
Waker, Evans & C. Co. 4.50
Walker, Evans & C. Co. 14.50
T. P. Campbell, R&B 17.68
Miller & Miller, chain gang 41.61
National Office Supply Co.,
stationery 1.80
National Office Supply Co.,
stationery 14.10
National Office Supply Co.,
siauonery zu.ou
Bank of Chesterfield, R. R.
coupons 636.00 ]
M. McCaskill, magistrate 14 58 *
J. N. McLaughlin, constable 14^ * {
Bank of Chesterfield, R. R.
coupons 100.00
F. M. Moore, constable 20.82
J. C. Rivers, magistrate 20.82
D. P. Douglass, Jail report 72.20
Rr. D. T. Teal, Co. physician 20.83
W. T. Davis, constable 13.93
C. M. Hunt, Magistrate 25.00
C. G. Morgan, Jail 6.00
S. H. Reld. magistrate 22,91
G. A. Malloy, constable 2t.ll
Good Roads Mach. Co. 14.76
A. Sullivan, poor house 109.55
J. E. Perdue, ordinary 2.00
J. W. Burr, poor house 17.50
C. P. Hartsell. R&B 31.75
Walker, Evans & C. Co. - 10.50
M. J. Johnson, constable 31.35
J. W. McCaqsldy, magistrate 20.90
W. A. Sellers. R&B 3.00
J. W. Brock, constable 10.45
D. F. Brock, magistrate 10.45
Jeffersonlan, advertising 51.10
J. N. Strlcklin, printing 51.10
Cheraw Chronicle, advertising 27.60
Chesterfield Advertiser 34.60
Dr. J. T. Buff, post mortem 11.00
R. A. Rouse, salary 83.33
Ingram Live Stock Co., gang 529.20
J. B, Agertort, commutation 100.00
[CT^sterteid'Ve^ephon^Da^'^^S^O
<i. a. snernu, roaa com. 010.14
Dr. I. S. Punderburk, post
mottem 10.00
H. T. Atkinson, coroner 16.67
Pageland Journal 27.60
Alexander McFarlan, damage
to mule 40.00
Jeffersonlan 28.35
E. A. Douglass, R&B 34.30
D. P. Douglass, salary 125.00
D. P. Douglass, expense 16.80
D. C. Therrell, R&B 108.53
J. T. Gullege, court house 9.00
T. W. Eddins, salary 30 00
J. H. White, Com. salary ; 24.00
Bank of Chesterfield, R. R.
1 coupons 6.36
H. P. King, salary and expense 103.00
W. A. Douglass, R. R. coupons 120.n0
Charles Sellers, gang 37.50
L,mdy Rivers, gang 25.00
G. A. Sberrill, Township Coniii
issloner 91.50
1 Cordy Winburn, Township (Join1
Ccm. Commutation 200 00
1 Respectfully submitted;
H. P. KING,
County Supervisor.
D. M. Barentine, Clerk.
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Constipation Cured
Tlr Ivincr'c Vnu' T.ifo Pilla will tP- I
lieve constipation promptly and pet
your bowels in healthy conditionagain
John Supsic, of Sanbury. Fa., says:
1 'They are the best pills I ever used,
1 and I advise everyone to use them
for constipation, indigestion and liver
i complaint." Will help you. Price 2">c.
Recommended by T. E. Wanncmakcr
& Sons.
>' 0 T I V K
A meeting of the County Hoard of
Education will be hold at Chesterfield,
in the Superintendent of Ednation's
office, at 10.30 o'clock a. m.,
n Friday, May 2.
R. A. ROUSE,
County Supt. of Education.
Must Prompt and KiYoetual Cure for
Fad Colds.
When you have a had cold you want
In remedv that will not only give re
lief, but effect a prompt and permanent
cure, a remedy that is pleasant
to take, a remedy that contains nothing
Injurious." Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy meets all these requirements.
Ft acts on nature's plan, relieves the
lungs, aids expectoration, opens the
secretions and restores the system to
a healthy condition. This remedy has
a world wide sae and use. and can be
always depended upon. Sold by all
11 dealers.
HOW CHRONIC COUGHS '
Are Being Cured by VinoL
Did 70a ever ooagh for a monthf
Then jnst think how distressing It
mast be to have a cough hang on foi*
three months.
Mrs. Maria Primrose, of 87 Newell
Street, Brooklyn, N. Y., says: "I had
a very heavy cold which settled into
a chronic cough, which kept me
awake nights for fully three months*
and felt tired all the time because my
root was broken so much. The effect
of taking your cod liver and iron remedy,
Vinol, is that my cough is gone.
I can now get a good night's rest, and
I feel much stronger in every way."
It is the combined action of the
medicinal elements, cods' livers, aided
by the blood-making and strengthcreating
properties of tonic Iron which
makes Vinol so efficient In curing
chronic coughs, colds and bronchitis
?at the same time building up the
weakened, run-down system.
Try a bottle of Vinol, with the understanding
that your money will
be returned If It does not help yon.
Ladd's Drug Store, Cheraw, 8. C.
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Have You a Camera?
If not let me sell you an
ANSCO
I have the agency for
Filmco Cameras and
Anss and have a supply
on hand now. There
nnno Kflttor /in the
ajv uvuv uviivi vu ?
market.
I will give full instructions
for using the
Cameras.
Films developed and
printed at reasonable . .J
J. C. PATRICK
V
Photographer
CHERAW. S. C.
Sam Sellers'
Platform
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Soberness,
Prosperity,
Development,
A Big Cotton Mill for
Cheraw.
Policy in the Philadelphia
Life Insurance Co.
(Health, Accident, Life)
S. J. SELLERS
District Agent,
Chesterfeld, S. C.
STOMACH TROUBLE
THE SHORTEST ROUTE
TO THE GRAVE
" " -I I lun, Intae.
ounerer? ui oiuuiawni lubii im??tinal
Ailments, Gall Stones
and Appendicitis
Should Try a Ooso of Mayr*s Wonderful Stomach
nentdy?Brings Quick Relief
and Permanently Cures
Tt I* a positive remedy for Stomach. Liver and Intestinal
Mlmctits, (instritle, Iiidlitesilon, L>.vs|s-i?l i,
I'res-ure ni (ias Around the Heart, Snir Stomach
Distress After l-Intln*r. Nervousness. DUztnesu, Sirk
lleadael e. Kit'.Unit .spells, Constipation, (,'< ingested
and Torpid Liver. Yellow Jaundice, Appendicitis and
(tall stones. Mind you, yon an* not asked hi toko
this remedy for a week or two liefore ycu feel its
ureal benefits. One dose should prove to you Its
great curative powers?you will lie relieved of your
suffering, ami causes you to feol vastly liencfltted at
once. Don't l>o disconnect! If other remedies havo
failed. Due Ooso of tine Remedy tvlli convince you
ot a en re.
Mayr'a VVonuerful Stomach Remedy Is the most
widely known and successful remedy for the above
nllmentH. Ask your ilrunifNt for Intel ctlne lltoraturo
describing your trouble and convincing te?!linonl.ila
from cured |>eople. Prepared by Geo. H Mayr. Alfg.
Chemist, lM-isti Wlntlng St.,Chicago.III.
For sale in Cheraw by J. T. Ladd,
druggist, and druggists everywhere