The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, March 08, 1904, Image 3

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Patronize Home Industry. CHINESE SIGNAUE9 JAPANESE SHIPS PROMINENT PHYSICIANS 'MEET. Turning over your laundry to basket goi.jg out of the city you find a lot of incon venience, as it will be de livered by hand and ex posed to the weather. Why not have our wagon call for your work? Satis faction guaranteed and ar ticles delivered promptly. i Notified By Russia Not To Do It Any More. WORK ON WARSHIPS RUSHED Eminent Practitioners Attend, a B'j Banquet. New York, March t.—More than 30( physicians among whom are emineni PHYSICAL ACTIVITY. tot bine Klac Can Supplant It aa a Prea«rrv«»r of Yoath. Next to air and food in the human economy comes exen-iy'e. We may have plenty of frtnh air and a proper allow practititioriers and men connected w^tl ! ance of the right kind of food, and yet GO TO W. K. Davenport’s. Walter Baker’s Chocolate, 20c a pound. Chalmers Gelatine, 10c a pack- age. Sugar, 13 pounds for $1.00 Armour Hams at 12£ cents a pound. Other things in proportion a‘ Russian Paper Says if Japan Is Sue cessfut, Manchuria Will Be Unfit for Civilization—Transport Proceeding In Perfect Order, St. Petersburg, March 2.—According to a dispatch from Port Arthur 20 Chi neae were arrested there for signalling the Japanese ships off the shore with flash-light and lanterns. A warning has been issued that similar offenders will hereafter be treated as spies and shot. Although it is denied that the pres ent plans of the admiralty contemplate the dispatch of Black Sea or Baltic fleets to the Far East, it is beyond question that both are being prepared with the greatest haste to meet any emergency. General Altvator, the ar tillery specialist, and Admiral Vark bosky have been inspecting the ships and crews of the sea fleet. Work on the warships is being push j W. K. Davenport’s. ad night and day. The battleship? Borodino and Oriel and the Kamtchat ka are nearing completion at the ad \ miralty dock yards here. In the dead of night, the icebound Neva Is like ar arctic landscape dotted for half a 1 mile by the flare of blazing stacks the silence broken by the din of drum ming hammers. The battleship Borodino must be tak en to Cronstadt to rece've her armoi and It is reported that the ice break er Erlak will be brought from Reval ; to cut a channel to the arsenal there The battleship Alexander III at i Cronstadt, is ready and the Russian fleet, recently at Jibutil, French So malland is returning so that when tpe springs opens Russia will have ar imposing naval array In the BalMc. About 800 volunteer workmen bar* left here to work at the dock yardt of Port Arthur and Vladivoetock. Just Received; Carload of Fine Mules that we are going to \ institutions of medical learning from almost, every state east of the Mis sissippf’ and some from beyond have attended a dinner here to commemo rate the 21st anniversary of the in auguration of this country of post graduate medical instruction and u boner Dr. St. John Rosa, president ol the Post-Graduate Medical hospital ir this city. Dr. William Osier, of the John-Hop kins university, who attended Senatoi Hanna when he spoke on the neec of post-graduate instruction for spe clalists. He said several improve raents are necessary if medical instruc tion in this country is to answer its purpose. The third and fo .h yeai medical students should have the right to pursue their studies in the bo»pit als and a better equipment is nee^ c for the post graduate schools, also urged the necessity of reciprof ty among the various slate board^tc obviate the need of a physician mov i ing from one state to another under | going separate examination each time Dr. ^Villiam W. Keene, of Pbiladtd phia, spoke of the “necessity for in creased endowment for medical insti tutions.*’ He called attention to the fact thal the erdowment for theological schools amounts to $2,250 for each student ol theology, while the endowment foi medical schools amounts to only $8J per student. without helpful daily exercise thw will not avail to k**<'p tip* body in good condition. In answer to the question "Why do we grow old 7'’ *. French writer gives these three reasons: “We j do not get enough physical exercise in the open air, we are poison A by mi crobes which the phagocytes have not succeeded In destroying, and we are depressed by fear of death.” Of the three reasons it will be noted that be gives the place of first importance to lack of exercise. There is nothing else which can take the place of physical activity as a preserver of youth and energy. “Grow younger as you grow’ older by cultivating a moderate love of good, healthful, honest sport,” is sound advice. Walking, running, Jumping, rowing, playing golf, tennis or croquet or any other milder form of exercise in the open air keeps the muscles sup ple and prevents the joints from stiff ening. fills ihe lungs with life giving xygen and keeps (lie blood from be coming sluggish or the liver torpid. In short, it is exercise that keeps the body in tune and “up to concert pitch,’' just as exercise keeps the voice of a music 'instrument in .perfect tone. ORRINE A Scientific Cure for Drunkenness. Absolute!;/ Gafe, Sure e.rc’ Rarmtess. Will Cure Forever the Craving for Whiskey, Beer or Wine. ORRIND will Restore any Drunkard to Manhood and Health. A Simple Home Treatment; Can be Given Secretly if Desired. Cure Effected or Money Refunded. Ask your druggist whom you knmt> what hethmks of ORRIN’Z; he will i- ! rs our statements as truthful in every respect. If ORKINE fails toerre we will.. u» you every pennv paid for it as cheerfully as we took it. Mothers wives and sisters, you cannot cure most who are afTActed with t '■ moi terrible of ail diseases by your fervent prayers, or eyes red with -rs, no- . y u hope that th"y may stop drinking. It can be done only with Ok KINK. Y i. tv the remedy—will you use it ? If you desire to core without the knowltty eof the y i m buy OKKINE No. 1; if the patient desires to be cured of his own free v u ORRINE No. 2. Full directions found in each package. Price $ I per AM Correspondence Confidential. For free book—Treadse on Drunkenness and how to Cure it— THE ORRINE CO., INC.. WASHINGTON. D. C., or call on Cherokee Drug Co., cornner Limestone and Frederick Sts., Gaffney, S. C. Blacksburg Drug Co., Blacksburg, 8. C. EYES INCREASE IN« SIZE. DEMOCRATS INCORPORATE. North British and Mercantile Insuraece Company. Our friends will be interested in learning that our losses in the Baltimore conflagration, amounting to about $1,000,000.00, will j be paid in cash without discount immediately upon adjustment. Our instructions from London are to draw for the funds neces sary to meet these claims and thus avoid disturbing our Ameri can securities. Yours truly, New Yoik, Feb. 10, ’04. E. G. RICHARDS, Mgr. This Company lost and paid $2,330,000.00 in Chicago fire Would Be Unfit for Civilization. St. Petersburg, March 2.—The Nov The Pamoua Cook County Club Grant ed a Charter. Springfield, 111., March 2.—Secretary | of State Rose today isaued a license j to incorporate the Cook County Democ racy. The organization is not in foi profit, and the incorporators and first board of directors are: John J. Powers, William Roach, Mi •bael J. Devins, Thomas J. Dawson. Tha new organization is effected be eause the old,organization charter has been cancelled by Secretary of State Rose for non-compliance with the law requiring the corporations to make an Often Results In the I provement of t|ie Sight. A conversation with a prominent hat ter developed the fact that among men Oct., 1871; $742,007.56 in Boston fire, Nov. 1872 ; $800,000.00 ; of large affairs where decided execu- gt. John fire, June 1877. tive ability and strong mental equip ment were requisite it was common to THE TRADERS’ INSURANCE CO.’S LOSS fine an increase in the cranial develop ment. A more detailed investigation in'the Baltimore fire is $170,000.00. Cash in Bank today, amoug some of the large metropolitan $204,000.00. Policy holders’ surplus, $1,579,402.01. hatters revealed the fact that many of them bad for years by means of an automatic measuring device kept reo ords t peculiarities of the cranial oub line of many of our prominent men, which had led to the discovery (to which, however, little importance had Chicago, Feb. 9th, ’04. S. A. ROTHERMEL, Sec’y. THE WESTERN ASSURANCE CO. Gaffney Live Stock Go. l^or Building and Plastering Blme< Goal, and Plaster Hair. . Plaster Parts Shingles, Portland Cement, Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Fuse and Dynamite Caps, call on Limestone Springs Lime Wore? CARROLL & CO., Lessees. Telephone eye depends largely upon the surround ing bony structure for its size and pro portion, it can readily be seen that in the case of »n eye which present* ab normal visual conditions due to an in adequate development the increase In . , . . . , _ _ . the size of the skull referred to, ac- victories, in which, it says, fight between factions of county De comimiiwl( as it ugual | y l8( by general- ' wor ^» with those excep mocracy led by Robert J. Burke anb improved physical conditions, would Mayor Harrison of Chicago. naturally tend to a corresponding in- Presldent John J. Powers and other crease in the size of the eyeball, there- officers decided upon by Powers’ com b y contributing to a possible neutral- mittee of a recent meeting 'of the ization of the visual defect.—Jewelers' county Democracy were enjoined from Circular-Weekly, appearing at meetings and taking their positions by Burke, who alleged that they were not elected and produc ed minutes of the meeting of which i Their he was secretary to uphold his con i teation. Later it was discovered the As you are doubtless interested in knowing how the Company fared in the Baltimore fire. I am pleased to say that our losses been attached) that the" skull often are $350,000, and that our adjusters who are now in Baltimore, shows a decided increase in size after have been instructed to adjust and to pay all losses by draft"on middle age. home office. Very truly yours, Thus, if it is a fact that the burmm GEO. A. DEXTER, Mgr. Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 19, ’04. oe Vremya today prints an editorial | annual report to the secretary of state on the Anglo-Saxon rejoicing 'in Eng The incorporation of the new or I land and America at the reports ol ganization is the outgrowth fof the ! Japanese the whole tions, realizes that without the Rus sian occupation of Manchuria would be unfit for civilization. Proceeding In Perfect Order. St. Petersburg, March 2.—General Soukhotine, who is on Bis way to the Far East, telegraphs to War Minister Sakharoff from Tomsk, Siberia, as tol lows: “During my long journey I saw sex The above company is represented at Jones J. Darby’s agency, wh(^ solicits your bu4iness. LOCKS AND KEYS. erai divisions of troops. Their trans organization bad failed to make an- port was proceeding In perfect order The men were provided with warm clothing. At Cheliabin.sk everything is under the close control of the mili tary chief of the district, who see te it personally that the troops are sup plied with warm garments. nual reports to the secretary of state under the law of 1901, and that mid night last night was the latest they could do so. Accordingly, a number of Powers’ adherents met and organ ised a n**w association which was granted Its license today. B Would You r \ M/ Si i like to secure a picture of yourself which is different from those produc ed by the mechani cal photograper? A faithful repre sentation of the , features is, perhaps the main object, but our Photographs igi olo Baggage Wagon Drivers' Strike. Kansas City, March 2.—Drivers ol baggage wagons of some of the local transfer companies went out today without warning to their employers and joined the 400 truck drivers whe struck yesterday. There is a possi biiity that all union drivers number ing 3,000 may also go out in sympathy with the truck drivers. Most of th< men now out are negroes and violence is ieared unless the strike is soon set tied. VENEZUELAN LEGATION CLOSED fU •V wi are something more than cold, colorless productions. By skilful posing tire day and effective dis tribution of light and shade, careful toning and fine fin ish, our photo graphs are raised to the level of high art. John Dyal Held for Murder. Savannah, Ga., March 2.—At Hines ville a commitment trial of John Dyal formerly section foreman of the Allan tic Coast Line, charged with the re cent assassination of Leonard Murray has been held. It resulted In DyaJ being held for i. 'iMe evidence against him was entirely circumstan tial. The hearing consumed the en i ) JUNE H, CARR, ■is 625 Limestone St., Phone 176. Residence 171. iilTS TONIC A REAL CURE FOR TMIA.ZjA.R/XjA. It has recently ’>een discovered that the germs that produce Malaria, breed and multiply in the intestines and from there spread throughout the system b/ mea is of the blood. This fact ex plains why Malaria is bard to cure by the old method of treatment. (Quinine, Iron, etc., stimulate the nerves and build up the blood, but do not destroy the germs that cause the disease Rydtde’i Tonic has a si>ecific effect vijx>i> the intestines and bowels, free n“ thein from all disease breeding mi- crobes. It also kills the germs that . • « st i e veins and arteries. It drive n 1I1 blo-id all poisonous matter. : it n-isiWes it rich and h< althy. kWMLLb TONIC is a blood 1 li.der, a in : ve restorer, and u Malaria « - -i. 'I ; y Jt, it will not disap Mail Order Man Arrested. Chicago, March 2.—W. G. Pomeroy who is said to have conducted a maii order business under the name of “Th« International Bank,’’ baa been arrest ed oy Deputy United States Marshal! Thomas Mixton, on the charge of us ing the tsord “national" illegally Pomeroy’s scheme involve# the aell leg of “bond*" on a sort of endlesi chain system, which, he says, U le fill mate. Minister Not Recalled But Pay Was Stopped. New York, March 2.—General Her ; aandez, “El Mocbo," Venezuelan min ister to tiie United States, has been recalled for political reasons, accord ing to a Herald dispatch from Pori of Spain, Trinidad. It is stated here that the Venezuelan legation in Washington will b« closed because President Castro has stopped the salary of Minister Hernandez, who, however, has not been recalled. This is said to hive been brought about through a letter to the fiscal agent Lore of ths Venezuelan government, Instructing them not to pay the gener al's salary as heretofore on the first of each month. Augusto F. Plido, who has been sec retary of the legation for several years suffered only half as much as his chief, for be is to continue in bis present office at $230 per month in stead of $460. Nichols Hernandez, a son of the general, who is an un der secretary, has already secured ether employment in Philadelphia. Up to isst summer Venezuela had been without a minister at Washing ton during four years. Pulido repre sented the interests of the republic as secretary, with headquarters In a Washington boarding house. Use Cun lie Tr*«-«*d Back (e (lie Auc-leut Kayntlana. According to Denou, locks and keys can be traced back to the ancient Egyp tians, more than 4,000 years ago. This is inferred from the sculptures on the great temple of Karuak, which closely resemble locks still la use there— clumsy, massive wooden locks, In which three pins drop into three holes la the bolt, when It is pushed In, and are raised by corresponding fixed pins on the big key. Bimilar locks and keys are found at Mosul, near Nineveh, the key being more than a foot long, quite clublike and often carried on the shoul der. Keys are also mentioned at the siege of Trdy, 11!>3 1^. C. The Phoenician* are said to have exchanged locks for tin from Cornwall. Occasional notices of them occur in many Greek and Ho man w’riters, Pliny ascribing their In vention to Tbeodorus of Samos. Bronze and iron keys have been found In the ruins of Pompeii. Possibly far more ancient than these are Chinese locks, with springs and tumblers, some of them musical, almost exact counterparts of the famous Bramah locks of England In the eight eenth century. before you buy your Mules. Wagons, Bug gies, Harness, Turn Plows of every kind, Plow Shapes, Single Trees, Chains, Axes, Nails, &c. We are at all times full up 'on the best Flour, Sugar, Coffee M classes, Meat Meal, Corn, Hay, Canned Goods of all kinds. Why do we ask you to see us? 1st—Because we have the best selected stock of Mules, Buggies, Wagons,Harness Fanning Implements, Groceries, Guano, *&c,, to select from. 2nd—We offer you as low prices as anybody and may be lower prices, as they are too numerous to mention. Lipscomb & Co., Gsiffnev’', $5 G. THE LOUD TALKER SAYS — mi »Hf STAKES m THE NEW KIND OF CHEW THAT WON ENOUGH CHEWERS IN A YEAR TO MAKE SWEEP-STAKES THE LARGEST COMPETITIVE BRAND OF SCHNAPPS TOBACCO. Why Little Folk* Are Biff Eater*. It ha* been laid down a* a physiolog ical rule that the requirements of adult diet depend not on ths weight of the eater, but on the extent of his bodily surface. In the case of children this mle Is further modified. An infant may - elgh one-eighteenth as much as a grown man, but its surface Is more than one-seventh as great. As the first requirement of the infant’s food Is to replace the heat that is continually be- kksochcex: j liabiutieh: Ing lost by radiation from all parts of Loans and dln.-ount*, sr I Capital st-x-k paid in, Suo.owoi Cash on hand l.tJO* 45 (Jodtridad profits I.**:.' HO Deposits, ZM.tt-' 77 GAFFNEY SAVINGS BANK. Statement at the close of business January 28th, 1904 : Total FXU25 *i* Total 08 BIO FIRK AT ROCKY MOUNT. We pay 4 per cent, interest on ALL Home for Augusts Masons. Augusta, Ga., March 2.—The Masoru of Augusta who have been without i permanent home sice tho burning ol the Masonic temple sevral years ago have completed the details of the pur chase of the property on Broad etreei next below the Commercial Club be longing to the Campbell estate, and for many years the home of Dr. Hen r 'j F. Campbell. 1 GAFFNEY DRUG CO. Fatally Shot hls Father, New York, March 2.—Angered by the tight of hlb lather knocking hir agi-4 mother down when she protest ed agaiubt pipe smoking In their roorr st Woodhaven, L. I., Theodore Scbra ner, 15 years old, has probably fatal ly shot hlb father. Hmoke from tht latter’* pipe had caused Mrs. Hchranet to cough violently. A quarrel follow ed, which led to the shooting. IBB ,000 Worth of Property Devoured by Flames. Raleigh, N. C., March 2.—A large part of the most valuable property In Rocky Mount, N. C., was swept away by fire about 1 o'clock this morning, tad the loss is put at over $86,000. The fire started In the opera house In the handsome new Masonic build in*. The building was destroyed as alec was the United States postoffice, the bank building, the telephone office and four or five other store buildings. The bank and Masonic hall buildings were modern, now structures. Earthquake in fian Francisco. San Francisco, March 2.—A mod or ately severe earthquake shock was felt here today. Its duration was about 4 seconds No d*m*g^ wm done. the body, the latter fraction determines the needed proi*ortion of nourishment rather than the former. But In the case of a growing child food Is also needed to>|upply the increase of bodily weight. In all, an infant's ration may, # , ,, , be five times as much as would be esti- If you are not already a patron of this bank we would be mated from its actual weight alone.— pleased to have you open an account with us. Success. I The RIGHT time to do so is NOW. Tk. wk.». Tkt«. D. C. ROSS, Cashier. F. G. STACY, President *T suppG •e," said the absconding ’ ’ cashier to the friend who had run across him In parts nnknown, “that there was a good deal of talk about me after I disappeared?" “I should think there was!" answer ed the friend. “Why, man, the weather wasn’t mentioned at ail for twe 1 weeks.- -■■■ i — ■ Helping Out tfc* Supply. Magistrate—So you admit having been engaged in making counterfeit money? Prisoner—Yes, your honor, fou sea, the supply of the genuine article Is so very, very ehort! I Don’t hang a dismal picture on the wall, and don't daub with sable and gloom your conversation —Emerson. M. Wilkins Hardware We have just received a car load of Barb Wire, Wire and Cut Nails; also a big lot of Garden Wire and all kinds of Farm Tools. We stand ready to serve you when you come M. Wilkins Hardware Jaouitrv &th. 1‘AM.