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FRIDAY, July JO# 19C9. ,N
We wish to call the attention of ^
ojt readers to an article headed
"The Why of Prohibition" on the
first page of this issue. It is a reprint
from the National Christian 1
Advocate and shows clearly the,1
evil of whiskey traffic.
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In a special to the News and Cou- ,
rier reproduced in another column
of this issue under the caption of
"Lyon's Opinion Scored." We see
that a Dr. Robertson of Blythewood
says that Atty. General Lyon's
opinion is not law and that he will
pay no attention to it.
N. B. You will read in our issue
oi /\ugust tne zutn wno is rigntana
whether or not Dr. Robertson carries
out his threat.
Who is Dr. Robertson anyway?
ADVERTISING AND TRANSROR
TATION.
The Charleston News and Courier
is taking the initiative ih a work that
should have been taken up by the i
newinan^rc nf ago.
? .-ai-v. .v.- A .-vijstKohx ;r,-|
id<v, . r .
association, to <et about securing the 1
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rate law. This clause prevents a newspaper
from securing advertising bus- i
icess from any railroad outside the 1
State in which it is published,except
on a cash basis. The general opinion i
is that such a law is unconstitutional, '
but no steps have been taken to vest ,
it. The Columbia Record makes the 1
point that "congress can not constitutionally
prevent a newspaper from
exchanging advertising space for
transportation, any more than the
legislature can prohibit the country
editor from accepting eggs in payment
for subscriptions." Yet that is
what congress has done. The Record
suggests that it would be a fine thing
for President Kohn "to arrange, for
instance, with Col. John C. Lusk, of
Charleston, for a free ticket to Seattle
in exchange for space in The
News and Courier, and then board
the train and see what will happen.
If the conductor puts him off, the
press association c?n be charged up f
with the expenses of the resulting *
litigation. Then before long we'll r
know what's what." The News and v
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WUUHW i! ou|;^t3llUll 13 UI1C Willi UU^Ill jto
be taken up by the papers all *
over the country. Under the opera- c
tions of the law, the newspapers fare b
well enough in the way of such bus- ?
iness as they can get on a cash basis, c
but it operates to the disadvantage of n
tf*
the public in that much railroard in- t,
formation that it would otherwise
have, is suppressed and the news- u
paper publishers are losers of a h
privilege that is denied them but d
granted to other legitimate lines of q.
business. Some of the congress- n
men who were active in bringing a- ^
bout this discriminative piece of leg- S
islation were notorious free pass Jr
si
riders. An editor never rides on a g<
free pass. For every mile he rides
he gives an equivalent at so much ^
per inch in his advertising columns, w
A congressman should not be perpi
mitted to ride on a free pass, for 8u
all he can give in return for the fa
~
>r is "influence." and that sort cf
ade is against the spirit, if not the
tter, of the constitution. It is the
ght of every newspaper to give adertising
for cash, or its equivalent,
fid that is what they are not allowi
to do under the rate law.?
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.
TATE OF v Ot'Til CA ltOLlNA.
COUNTY OK LEXINGTON.
Not'ce is hereby Riven thai an elec
ion will be he'd at, the voting predicts
prescribed by law in said couny,
on Tuesday, August 17. l9oy, as
>rovlded In the following Act:
NO. 42
\N ACT to prohibit the manuhicture
sale, barter, exchange. giving a-vay
to induce trade, the furnishing at
public places or otherwise disposing
of alcohol, spirituous, vinous or
malt liquors or beverages, or o* her
liquors or beverag s by whats> ever
name called. *hicli ifdrm.kio excess
will produce Int? xicat ion, except
for sale of alc??hol in certain
cases upon certain condn ion>, and
except tile sale of wines f rsicramental
purposes, and to provide penalties
for the violati n thereof.
Section I. He It eti:>cted by the Cental
Assembly of tile Mate i.f Snuih
Carolina. That all ale -hollo liquors
;ind beverages, whetlie manufactured
within this Sia. e or else > here, or any
mixture by wiiatsoever namecalUd.
which if drunk to excess v*hl produce
intoxication, are hereby d?claret to
lie detrimental, and their use and
consumption tobeagihst 'he morals
good hej?'*h noH o?f. lv >.f i lia
at/vi no in p uixw w
.wx... u.ate, furnish at public
places or otherwise dispose of any
spirituous, malt, vinous, fermented,
brewed or other liquors and beverages,
or any connuund or mixture
thereof which contains a'c hoi and is
used as a beverage, and which if
chunk to excess will produce intoxi
nation except as hereinafter provided
Section II. That wholesale druggists
may lawfully sell in wholesale
quantities to retail d, ovists and to
public or <haritahle hospitals or to
medical or pharmaceutical college,
and In no other way, pure alcohol for
medical purposes only, or grain alcohol
to be used by chemists or bacteriologist
b actua.ly engaged in scientific
work and for such purposes only, and
luch wholesale druggists shall at the
snd of each month in which any such
;alc have been made, tile with the
slerk of the >ourl of the county In
which they d business, a statement
n writing under oath, giving the
tiame of the purchaser, the price, paid,
;he date of sale, and the quantity and |
character of t he alcohol s>ld. That if
laid wholesale druggist making such
lale is not a resident of the State of
South Carolina, then such statement
ilutll be tiled in I be office of the clerk
>f the court of the county hi which
?he purchaser resides.
Section III. That any retail drugfist
whose phice of bushn ss is located
n any of the Incorporatul towns or
titles of this State, who Is himself a
eglstered or licensed pharmacist, c r
vno regularly employs a registered or
icenstd pharmacist, may sell, In the
nanner herein set out. upon filing a
> >nd in the sum of five thousand dob
ars, to be approved by the clerk of
/sort. In urhlch onol, .1
VM- ... "?v.. UU?S
>uslne?H. conditioned for a faithful
hservance of the provisions of this
>ct, such bond to bo approved by the
ierk of the court, pure alcohol for
icdical purposes only, grain alcohol
u chemists and bacteriologists acually
engaged in sclent! tic work, ui.d
>r such pu-poses only and wine to be
sed for sacramental or religious poroses
only: Provided. That nothing
er< In contained shall prevent such
ruggists fiom asing alcohol in the
impounding of prescriptions or other
tedlcines, the sale of which would
ot subject him to the payment of a
>ecial tax required of liquor dealers
y the government of the United
tates: Provided, rurther.'ih t nothig
herein contained shall prevent
tell druggists from co r pounding r r
tiling tnedic'nal preparations manuictured
In accordance wit'1 formulas
rescribed by the United States I'hirtacopaeia
an Nation 1 F? rmu'ary
hlch contain no m re alcohol it a <
necessary to ext n et the m-dhvnil
roperties of the drugs contained In
ich preparations, and no more alco- i
>1 than Is necessary to hold the me- '
THE BATES
dlciual agents in solution, and which
are manufactured aud soldas medicine 1
and not as a beverage.
Section IV. That no sale of pure
a'coho', for medicinal purposes, shall v
be made by any retail druggist, ex t
cept upon the prescription of a rig v
ular nra.ot.ioinor nhvainiori t\f m?Ic ei.ito >
?- r
who before writing such prescriptions, e
sliall make an actual examination of
the person for whom the pr< scription
is issued, and the said piescrlption
shall ha substantially in the loilowiug
form: "State of South Carolina
County. To
Druggist. I, .. , a regular iicen ?
sed and practicing phvsician uikI. i
the laws of t ids State, do hereby cer '
tify that I have examined
a patient In my charge, and I do here*
b ; escrib* for the use of said oat lent ;
alcohol, and I further certify
that the use of s ich alcohol is, in my
jiidgcioeu: absolutely necessary to
allev ate or cure the Illness or disease
from which said par lent Is now suffering,
and i hat 1 am not interested in
the drug stoie to which this prescription
is directed, nor in the profits on
the drugs herein prescibed. Dated
M. D
Section V. That no prescription
shall be tilled herein exceot upon the
iday upon which It is issued or the following
day, and no more than one
half pint of alcohol shall be sold de- j
li vered on any one preset iption, and 1
when such prescription is tilled, it I
shall not be retilled, but shall be do- J
ilvered to the druggist tilling same, i
and at the end of the month in which
the same Is tilled, it shall be tiled by
such druggist In the office of the
clerk of court of the county in which
said druggist is engaged in business:
Provided, No druggist, who Is also a
practicing physician, shall till his own
prescriptions hereunder, nor shall
they be tilled at any drug store In
which the said physician is tlnaDCiallv
Interested: Provided, further, That
the delivery of such alcohol sold under
such prescription shall he made
only directly to the person for whom
such prescription is issued or to the
physician, or to some one authorized
by lite physician, or in case of a minor
to his parent or guardian or physician
or some one authorized by said physician.
Section VI. That any retail druggls
whose place of business is located in
any of the incorporated towns or cities
of the State rray lawfully sell alcohol
In quantities not greater than tive
(ft) gallons to he used in the arts or
for scientillc or mechanical Duroosea.
and such druggist may sell, in like
quantities, to chemists or bacteriologists
engaged in scientific work, and
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in tin" section, mi 11. sign a wrtiten oi
primed statement giving his n me.
residence, occup.itIon and the purpose
for wincri lie intends to use said alcoh
I, and lie shall certify tint said alcohol
i.-. purchased in good faith for
such purposes and no oilier, and that
said druggists shall, at the end of
each month, Hie with the clerk of
court of the coutity In which lie is engaged
in business, all such statements
wi?h a eeitiiicate under oath, that
said statements contain a true statement
of all such sales.
Section VII. That it shall be unlaw*
ful to sell wine for sacra ner.t il our
poses except to a min'ste-, pastor,
priest or regularly organize 1 religious
congregation or church. Any per.-on.
desiring to make such purchase, shall
sign a written or printed statement,
giving iiis name and residence and the
name and local ion of the church for
which such wine is purchased, and lie
shal' certify that said wine is purchased
in good faith, to ho user', for
sacramental or religious purposes, and
no other. That such statement shall
he Illed, a provided for in the next
preceding section. In ihe office of the
clerk of the court.
.Section VIJI. That all statements
or prescriptions required by tbis Act
to l>3 filed in the ctllce of the clerk of
the court shall he n-o
?^wvjuvu ami JMUJJ*
erly indexed by him In a book kept
for tiiat purpose, which shall at all
times be open Tor public inspection,
and a cert i tied copy of such record or
the original statement or prescription,
with the certificate of the eierk of the ]
court indorsed thereon, showing that i;
It lias been recorded, shall he prima (
facie evidence of the facts recited (
therein. For making such record, the
clerk of the court shall be entitled to
charge and collect for each prescrip- j
tion a fee of five cents, and for eacli ,
statement, other than proscription a ,
fee os fifteen cents, which shall be j
paid by the party filing the same.
HectionlX. That In addition to
the requirements herein before prescribed,
all l'censed and registered j
druggists selling alcohol by prescrip
tunc snaii Keep a record thereof, which j
shall bear the true dales of the sales, ^
the names of the persons to whom j
sales were made, the names of physicians
or surgeons upon whose p escriptions
each were made such records
shall be subject at all times to the Inspection
of the solicitor of the district
the sheriff and other peace otllcers of
the county, the mayor and the police
otllcers of the city or town In which
said licensed and registered pharma
cist's business is located, and all otlv r
persons and each druggist making
any such sales shall he reqnlred t# r
p"rt under oath, to the Circuit Judge c
presiding at each term of court of tin
CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE J
SBURQ ADVOCATE JULY 30 1909
Why Waste Your Money.
When you can htiy Westinyhouse Tunstcu Lamps,
vhich save you one cent per hour for each hour you burn same. Thirtywo
candlepower Tungsten Umps cost one-half a cent per hour to burn,
krhile thirtv-two candlepower regular Carbon Lamps cost one and onelalf
cents per hour to burn. We have these lamps; 25 watt lamps at 75c,
ach; 40 watt lamps; at $1.10 each. Send us your orders. r
LEE A IX)RICK & BRO. \
1519 Main St., Columbia, S. C. g
Wanted
ONE HUNDRED
Thousand Cross-Ties
Will pay 30 cents for first class and 10 cents for second
class, less 5 per cent, for cash when inspected by Southern |
Railway Co. Ties to be delivered at any shipping point on I
Southern Railway right of way between Columbia, S. C., and I ^
Augusta, Ga., and between Batesburg and Perry, S. C. ^
Will advance some cash or exchange merchandise before in- ^
spection. For further information see or write I
THE B i
L D CL'LLUM CO., l i
BATESIJURO, S. C. I
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For Everything1 Good to Eat 1
* Fresh and Up-lo=I)ate, go to
BROS, i
BATHSBURG, S. C.
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THE GUIuNARD BRICK WORKS.
If people with symptoms of ki.l-i
ney or bladder trouble could realize B y K \
their danger they would without loss
of time commence taking Foley's Don't risk e*m one single penny!
Kidney Fills. This great remedy', And I win tell you why I say this.
, . ... , . . It IsIk'chuso cverjr package of Dr. S hoop's
stops the pain and the irreularities, medicine is absolutely fret if it fails.
strengthens and builds up these or- No one nw?d risk ?ven onft 'ngie penny.
1.1 i e Jn*1 think what this means to the suffering
gans and there is no danger ol ,iCki
B if'hts' disease* or othpr sorions Kor!?k, nothing whttev^r on.
O.l^ins UlSCdSCj or OlllCI serious ;1B01lfl nry roCurns jfr"or 30 full day*, and
disorder. Do not disregard the early withoutthe rM^iy^iiVi.i penny, you tmi u?
either of my tkW luanui huuwllm?Dr. Shnop's
SymptOnS. Restorative orVr'kHor?V'r1<neuinatlc Remedy.
r~ . > i \ o?. Then why take any chance whatever?
Ounter s Drug Store. Why purchase any medieint whose
maker dure not back it just as I do by
this remarkable offer f
a And l>esld<>s. I am no sUsviufrr to you.
H I T "No HlT\eai>uyf/t>mo has made Dr.
fl Rhoop's Restoi%g 4/v fwjroatcfi overydrug store
JL .y In the land. Th//<Jk said. ."W e take
no chance whawTvet lien*."
Fortwenty tear* Dr.Shoop's mMlrlncshave
^ i"JS ?ua a|f boenmo thoroughly standardised all over America.
B B 1 M H And I hav?SK?stJo>litod honest and rcs(>ontA
A JL \ A JL Bi llile druggists IiTXA'''> /<ityil?V# village every.
whore to Actefefii\y/jJU^u\jilkO yours. These
selected druiem/ari*l)iuArilBniir medicine* with
M m **esar ^S the sick?andrne entire risk Is mine alone
frdT m ' ^ J" h| jb J I But write inc first for un order.
JLtt. nw Jet- sL H **>i - Yr 1 huve an ugent In almost every coinmunIty
?hut all druggists ate iu>t uuthorizud to grunt
I the 30 day test.
Cures Dackache, Kidney and Sodrop me a line. plcm*? and thus nave all
, disappointments and delays.
Bladder Trouble. Beside*. Juu aro free to consult ina by letter
_ . ... a* you would your home physician. I>o so freely
It corrects 1 rr egul ar 111 e S , ! and fully-tf you desire. My advice and the book
_.i- .. i j *.i_ i below are youn.?and without cost. Perhaps a
strengthens the kidneys so they j word or two from me win cieo. up some ?eriou?
..,;tl -i;. . v. ^ ! ailment. 1 Itave helped thouaands upon thousand*
Will eliminate the impurities |(y |uy ^>riv?t<* prescription or personal advtoe
from the blood and tones up J'""-WlHlW to,kj w|1Ul(,n up nftliy)
the whole ?:v?;tf'm ludplul Ideas to you. They tell of my ;to yeantex*
' ' pcrience at the homes and In llospiCommence
taking Foley's p1'" AUphaMT/.fV^u.vsaiid relief are told of
** J here. T hoy It ffl'VVirl Inside nerve
Kidney Remedy at once and no larger tii4^ry?iiw#nviHicug ftsat give* to the
__ . Heart It* Impulse. How the Ktomitch und Kidney
avoid Bright S Disease or Dia- each have their Inside or power nerve. Ho*
V. . ?Cr\ , t r-< no i.?..i.? those organ* surely falter when these controltng
petCS. b . . ot'.v. vl.UU DOttleS. j or muster nerve/Tygtii to fall Hnw I)r. Uhonp'i
nilWTPtJ'Q npllfi QTflRP < Heatoratlve go? lUW-tljL to these falling nervas.
UUlV I til o UnUU O I Unt. and rehuiids. ^ildhdtaAr^fdid restores llie lost
tone and powik^/I can surowOielp you ?If It Is
i within the |.ow> r of medi^ftjr to do so. My best
Any lady can f'et a silvered "No- effort I*surely worthyorfsliipleroqucat.uowrlu
... ,, cc i now. while It is fresh TW'inliid. for tignorrow
Drip cofiee Strainer by writing Dr. never comes. Itr.Shoop. Box 12. Ratine. Wla.
Shoop, Racine, Wis. Send no mon-1 Wblth ,ook 6b*u 1 B,ni1 TooT
Clmnl,. ?, t, (.v.- 1^' No. 1 On Dysi?epsla No. 4 For Women
-y Simply dbi. tOi the no-dlip No. 2 On the Ih art No. 5 For Men
:oupon privilege, giving your name *0.3 On the Kidnegg No. e ou khsuuniism.
ind address. Dr. Shoop will also
>end free his new and very interest- Ufe 100,OOo > e*r? ?ko
ng little book describing Dr. Shoop's
Health Coffee. Health coffee is Scientists have found in a cave in I
such a close imitation of real coffee, Switzerland bones of men, who lived
:hat it requires an expert to tell the . u rr
difference. And neither is there a 'W'000 years a??' whc" was ,n
jrain of real coffee in it. Made from constant danger from w:Id beasts.
Dure toasted grains malt and nuts,! Today the danger as shown by A.
ts flavor and taste is exceedingly; VV. Brown of Alexander. Me., is
jratifving. No tccdo is boiling either jar^c]y from deadly disease. "If it
Vlade in a minute, says Dr. Shoop. , . . , ,, . KT
Write today for the book and "No- had not b?n f?r Ur' Km>; s New
Jrip" coupon. Dreher Bros. Discovery, which cured me, 1 could
not have lived," he writes, "suffering
as I did from a severe lung troub
<iko. Itri.LTimmkkman. le and stubborn cough." To cure
.J. \n m. Thurmond. j sore lungs, colds, obstinate coughs
Thurmond & Tinman K '.JM 1
ju ii r"!NVi"",V'Lu,w; i it Guaranteed by all druggists. Trial
1V1II practice in nl the .State and U , ... , '
8. Courts. bottle frce
ti/.cn* ItankiUdg., Hatesburg, S C
. . . I)R. J. A. WATSON ,
5 or 6 doses (>66 will cure any
:asc of Chills and Fever. Price ifc ^ _ .
Batesburg, S. C.
teYlinONEMAR o;fiMldephone l!"iia;""
,ophhA?Al.odi....rfs5.iAt K,dee Si>rintf Kv,;ry 'lh"rs'ljy i
reai estate Bargains
Improved
Town Lots | Form L&nds*
I Tluve 'arms within
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~ nnn^pr,,ul ""?,s 1,1 HfttcHhuri/.
VJI10 niCC nouse Weil watoivd. i,j a o00(i
i i i 11 xn (state of cultivution. A
md lOt l-'clClCS * I splendid water power cun be
_ j% developed 011 oik?.
n Batesbarg tor t ract No. 1 contains 33 acres and
.. a 4-room house.
;ale or will trade Iract No. 2contains 172 acres and
, ? - , new dwelling.
:or tarm land. 1 Tract No. 3 contains 125 acres and
comfortable house.
Terms o! sale Ono-Kourtli
. (WSIl, balance <>n time sePrompt
Service. >,mvd by moiaK-n?r<'ofpremi^
[ses.
With us it is a quick sale and a cheap price.
If you want to buy, let us know what you want,
ve'lJ get it.
If you want to sell, sec us, we'll sell it.
Batesburg Real Estate Co.
W J. McCARTHA, Miuingcr
C1KO. BULL TIMMLRMAN, Attorney.
Batesburg, S. C,
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CaI'ITAI S2=>(),OOO.CX) Assists 82.27s.Oyt)..|(>' V
Surplus and Profit$59,308.50 mx
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L. Kinard, The Clothier.
Columbia. S. C. ir.aa.Main si.v.t,
wammmm aammSmmtisw^zc
Pain can be easily and quickly ' jp f* 5j ? gj \'}* \
.topped. Pink Pain Tablets-D r. y g$ f\| # 1.'!t'wm1: iV:i>
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