The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, February 04, 1908, Image 1
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The Gaffney ledger.
A NEWSPAPER IN ALL THAT THE WORD IMPLIES. AND DEVOTED TO THE BEST INTEREST OF THE PEOPLE OF CHEROKEE COUNTY.
ESTABLISHED FEB. 16, 1894.
GAFFNEY, 8. C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1908.
$1.50 A YEAR.
PROHIBITION BHLS
CONSUME MUCH TIME
MR. NASH’S BILL THE PENDING
MTASURE.
A Simple but Drastic and Sweeping
Measure. Amended so as to Per
mit One Gallon por Personal Use.
Columbia, Jan. 30.—Liquor baa con
sumed the usual amount of time in
the two houses of the general assem
bly this week, though some impor
tant matters in whicn liquor has no
part have been acted on.
The house will likely vote today on
the Nash prohibition bill. The sub
stitute recommended by the minority
of the dispesary committee for Mr.
Nash’s original bill is really the meas
ure under consideration. This substi
tute is a simple but drastic and sweep
ing prohibition measure as it now
stands, but it has been amended so
as to permit a citizen to keep as
much as one gallon for personal use,
a provision which the original sub
stitute did not have. The fight for
the bill has been led of course by Mr.
Nash, and he has had the support of
Mr. D. L. Smith, who introduced Mr.
Nash’s bill all of a sudden last year,
of Mr. John G. Richards, the former
State dispensary leader, and of other
strong men in the house. The op
position has not so far debated the
matter at all.
In the senate the bill of Senator Ap-
pelL to place a license of $1,000 on
liquor drummers, has been the sub
ject of much discussion. It was at
tacked as unconstitutional, the op
posing senator claiming that it in re
ality licenses the sale of whiskey.
The purpose of the bill, of course, Is
to prevent the operation of whiskey
drummers representing houses out
side the state. After a very full dis
cussion, the bill was amended so as
to make the license $500 passed, 21 to
11. The counties of Lancaster and
Marlboro were excepted.
The whiskey puestion, in a way, was
brought up in each house by the
special message of Gov. Ansel on
Tuesday, suggesting that the general
assembly pass a concurrent resolu
tion declaring that the commission
to wind up the state dispensary is
the agent, of the state and that the
intention of the legislaure was not to
create a trust, fund, the purpose of
this declaration being to make it
plain that the commission Is acting as
agent of the state and in this way to
prevent the interference of the Feder
al court in the application for a re
ceiver for the dispensary funds argu
ed at Asheville on Wednesday. The
suggested resolutions were at once
Introduced on the heels of the mes
sage and the house passed the resolu
tion at once, without division, but in
the senate Senator Blease objected
to immediate consideration and undef.
the rules the resolutions went oHSir.
On Wednesday Senator Blease was
again prepared to fight the resolution
and Senator Raysor, Slnkler and
others came to his support. Senator
Christensen, friend of the adminis
tration, consented to have the resolu
tion amended so as to eliminate the
endorsement of the commission’s pol
icy in every particular and In the
amended shape it was thought the
resolution would pass, but when it
came to a vote the motion to table pre
vailed by a vote of 19 to 18. Senator
Blease had outgeneralled the Mends
of the administration. Fortunately
the outcome had no effect on the pro
ceedings at Asheville.
The house had heard a good deal
about the dispensary situation in
Aiken county. Mr. Croft, of that
oonnty. has made an extended state
ment as to its position in regard to
the establishment of a dispensary at
North Augusta and on Wednesday the
house passed the bill of Mr. Gyles to
permit, an election on the dispensary
In that county in April. Mr. Croft
wanted the election in August but
this did not prevail. The bill was
amended so as to give Colleton the
right to hold an election also.
The house, by a vote of 57 to 45,
and after full discussion, passed Mr.
Hydrick.s bill to require the existence
of crops to make mortgages thereon
valid. This Is intended by the friend*
of the repeal of the lien law as a
measure supplementary to the repeal
of the statute and it was fought for
and against on the same lines as the
repeal of the Hen law.
The house, by a vote of 48 to 33,
killed Mr. Nash’s bill to establish a
department of Insurance, with an In
surance commissioner. This bill, as
Mr. Nash frankly stated, Is favored
by the Insurance agents association,
and it was opposed by Comptroller
General Jones, under whose depart
ment the insurance companies are
now regulated.
Railroads have again taken up
much of the senate’s time this week.
Mr. Kershaw’s bill, which passed the
bouse last year, requiring an exami
nation by a state board for railroad
telegraphers was killed by a vote of
15 to 14. Senator Graydon’s bill, to
prevent the running of "double
headers,” trains with two engines,
was passed by a vote of 19 to 10.
Senator Graydon’s bill to regulate
the practice In regard to the appltcar
tlon of the plea of contributory neg
ligence was objected to by some sen
ators on the ground that It was too
sweeping, and It was finally amended
ap as to apply only to common car
riers and In that nape It passed.
(Senator Blease, since the worb of
the dispensary commission has been
brought up. has Introduced a resolu
tion calling fo^ an inratlgation of the
| commission’s action In regard to the
i acceptance of the Clark Bros, whis-
| key, for the purchase of which Gov.
; Ansel, on demand of the general as-
i aembly, deposed the last state board
j of control.
On Wednesday at one o’clock the
i house held memorial exercises in
honor of the late Mr. J. M- Epting of
Lexington, and the late Mr. W. F.
McArthur, of Cherokee, both of whom
to concoct schemes for avoiding
work and embarrassing if not injur
ing the whites. It affects the white
lodges just as well, but the clerk of
court is given discretion as to grant
ing these licenses. Legal objections
and practical objections were raised
to the plain but the house passed the
bill by a vote of 56 to 46.
The Hydrick bill, to require the ex
istence of crops to make mortgages
“TOTING" OF PISTOLS
| fore the old lady settles the question;
( when anybody can say 'T knew It |
MR. CLARY’S TRIBUTE.
! have died since the last session. As thereon valid, which passed the house
1 ? further mark of respect to the de- : by a vote of 37 to 45, has a favorable,
ceased the house adjourned; after report on the senate calendar. It is jhe Present La w ie Alright but the
j eulogies by Mr. Wannamaker and intended to supplement the repeal mf du (as the file's of The Ledger will show)
Mr. Clary. The Nash prohibition bill the lien law. Sentiment Behind it is at Fault, have long ago expressed the opinion
is the ponding measure in the house, The bill of Senator Appelt, to place ; ! that Bro. Creech would some day
and has the right of way. a license qf $5,000 in each county on Some Suggestions. . I make his mark in the world. He is
Hoyt. ; whiskey drummers, has a favorable) Tirm.i * that prediction and it’s not
would or would not," a 8 the case may ; He,. Eulogizes the Late W. F- MeAr*
OUnilin DC ornom n' b0 Sl,eak now - or hereafter hold thur In the House.
enUULU UL U I Urn Ul yCur I ieace i 0n Wednesday, January 29th, Hob.
v iwW ■ wa I I ft# The mlnute and hour hands of a ! E. J. Clary paid the following tribute
i watch stand at right angles twice to the late Hon. W. F. McArthur, ol
i every hour. Suppose it is between this county, In the House of Ropr*
MORE STRINGENT LAWS SHOULD five an <i six o’clock. What time do; sentatlves;
iThey note respectively? i Mr. Speker:
BE ENACTED. We, with other friends of Rev.! i rise to pay a tribute of respect to
| ! Sam T. Creech, are glad to note the > a man who was honored and 1ot#$
; many good things the State papers j by all who knew him.
have to say of him as a lecturer. We' j refer to the late Hon. W. F. Mo*
Arthur, who was a member of thlp
General Assembly from Cherokee
county. \
Mr. McArthur served his people In
j whiskey drummers, has a favorable w , lklnsvllle> Jan 31 ._ Now that ftl,hlK
report in the house. afte r passing the th( . 1 ^ alotll ’ ot . Q ™ " recess
many capacities and flUed many
the legislatures are in ’ sessinn the T,f ’ CP8sa ry for us of this late day to ponsible positions, and did it all wltE
Columbia, Feb. 3.—During the last senate with Marboro and Lancaster people exnects them tn do somethin‘ 8ay: “f to,(1 you BO -” much credit to himself and Mends,
week the house of representatives exempted. The objections that this * . ’ . , . Q __®! .Mr. Tom Mitchell, of Hopewell, He served through the bloody war of
has defined its attitude In the liquor bill would be the beginning of a licen- that will lend 'to* sunnress hafi been delivering cabbage plants to the sixties.
) question. During the coming week se system and that it would be uncon- ,, v Ug fr0ni w hich -l lono- suffering neo-1 his patrons on this side of the river. Afte r the war was over he c&mft
the senate will define Its position on stitutional do not in the minds of the , e havfi i ooked ‘i n valll fn K , f . h j A lady in this community Is very home, and, amid the hard times, ho
the railroad rate question. These are senators outweigh the expected ad- ne ^ dec j r ,q| e f * 'anxious to know what Miss Gladys prepared himself for teaching, after
doutbless the most important matters vantages of stopping the business of Q statute books are filled UD I Vanderbilt’s hat cost. Can’t some : which he taught for many years,
which will cause any division, except whiskey drummers in this State. lanrolv with imnraeHrahie f-uvimi ! New York reporter find out and let And today there are hundreds Of
of course the lien law. to which the 1 The Graydon bill In relation to | aws t }j at are an ^ never have been i her know? young men in this and other States
senate has not yet given its attention, i damage suits against railroads, pro- t b e ‘pane- on which thev are Mr - and Mrs - Asa BJackwell spent who owe their success in life to tho
The house is in favor of no change' vId, ng that the plea of contributory prlpt e d . N otebly amone these i3 1 Wednesday night with the family of works and efforts of Mr. W. F. Mo*
in the present system of handling noRHgence shall not be put in, has of carry i n g concealed weapons 1 ■ VIr ‘ Sam Al Lee :
the liquor question. The Na ;h bill,, Passed the senate by a vote of 22 to a b 0 ut which there has been so much ,^ Ir - J ’ N ’ stra,n ha3 becn suffering
providing fo r iron-clad State prohib!- an d ,s also favorably reported In abortlve legislation The law of it- with sore eyes ’ * i great desire was for every whitemaa
tion, was on Thursday rejected by a tbe h0UBe - ^ , , self Is all right but the sentiment be- yTiss Je3sle Estes got 80methln £ ln and woman of this Southland of ours
vote of 62 to 51. Mr. Nash, Mr. Rich- A lar ^ e number 0 f local measures h j nd lt js tt ! one of he r eyes last Tuesday night to bo educated.
ards and others made strong appeals ha s been passed by each house. The T; thlg s „ bi e ct W e clin the fol- that give he considerable pain. AH Fo r six years he served his county
for its passage but the opposition hm '8e of representatives has adjourn- ]f . win f the Columbia State of ,la y Wednesday Mrs. J. L. S prescrib- as superintendent of education In hit
contented itself with voting, only one 11,11,1 Monday noon and the senate TariUa " ^ whlch s p ems tn us as the ed a flax seed which removed the ob- county. At his death he was reprn*
o r two speeches being made on that ,,ntil Monday evening. Hoyt. ! mogt practicable suggestion yet of-, ject and she ,s getting on all right sentlng his county in this General
side. The prohibition forces under fered of which we have seen or D0W ’ . Assembly. His death, coming so and*
Messers. Nash, D. L Smith and Rich- CONVENTION OF “FIDDLERS.” heard- If Dr - Saye don,t raind some of the den as 11 dld ’ i» ak es it a peculiarly
ards wero well organized, but the op- “To effectively discourse the prac- unlers w * b gel aller b,m lor ,nlr0 ‘ one. Just a few moments before hl«
losltlon was not organized, no one , , . i tice of habitually carrying concealed : duc,n 6 a bill in the legislature to death he was talking and laughing
iad taken the trouble to count the Mu8, e That Will Appeal to Every- pisto , s r t wo provisions mult be made: P_ rohIbIt tbe destruction of fox in jocosely with his family
Arthtir.
Education was his watch-wortf. HI*
position was not organized, no one
had taken the trouble to count the tv*./- pJstols two provisions
votes against prohibition or to ar- body. First, a workable plan fo r apprehend-
range to have certain members speak The muslc t0 be re ndered at the la g the violator of the law before he
and it was evident that while the ma- f1(1( u org . convention, to be held in the actually uses his pistol; and. second,
Jorlty consider themselves committed ■ ■ - * *
to local option, as expressed in the
York county. He had driven his wagon out in th«
Why is it we have heard nothing field to where he had some ha&da
of ground hog day this year? It and picking cotton when his summons
Star Theatre at "oaffney February provision for punishment that win be lb ? ne " moon-comes together, some- came, and he was soon no more.
”! ' r y u o ^ioca nunishment T et the minimum fine he th,np: which doesn t occur often. He was a man of high character
21th and 25th, will be of such a class punishment. Let the minimum fine be lW|hat hag „ Mlbe » got to say about and convlctlons- And he measured
Ills fellowman by character and not
Jeff Hughes came up from by riches. He held the poor man In
present law, they d,d not feel under ^01 It wiil appeal to everybody. The $250; the alternative to be 90 days to j .Yj 1
tion However in munerical strength , S V ^fidfUin’^ an^the^r^of ^h^vR tclfw't^the°porsorlvin- A evIdenc!"to Mr «««»«» cauie up iruu. | )y ricnes. ne neia me poor man u»
they outmatched the prohibitionists, t ,1 ogo d ”j 1] ’ be demonstrated for the convict. In P the vent of the convict J "ion last Wednesday where he had as high esteem as he did the rick
who included many former support- sake of comparisorf prof Don Amati being sent to the chalngang. one-half b T eenl ° see his sick brother, Mr. Joe man. just so ha knew that he
ers of the old State dispensary. RtoLrdson ^So has undertaken a the fine to be paid by the county to' has something llkc ?rn e8 «n, H L W ^tfvr n wnlw a | ed ln
Mr. Cothran one of the authors of series of entertainments, and who will the informant. In addition, give the 1 ^JJ^nia. over . t h e .river neigh- tn ihLo! helon/«J wf
the existing law has prepared and be present on each occasion, has this governor a fund of $10.000 to be used h(i ;d bav( ? f h °pf geHin^cotton to Mr he belonsed. He
introduced a bill amending the pre- t 0 8 a y concerning the interests of the, for the suppression of the concealed-i b ™ 3 K'JndHnt w^eek U t S ^ 0t Jt** w ° rks ',
sent law in several particulars where presentation his^ presentations: *Tt weapon habit. He might offer a stand- 8 week - He g - IVv - ln 11,8 deal h the State has lost a
it has been found deficient in practi- | s mv object to brine together in the ,n g reward of $50 for every conviction me uanney p.jces. true citizen, his country a good man,
cal working, and this bill has a favor- various sections of the country the for violation of the law, that to be In « n I h pSp-"^ank b nf^Caffnev^^or hiS n ® ,gbbor8 . a * rar J n frle ° d - ^ wif®
able report from the committee on men and women who handle tbe bow addition to the fine heretofore pro- and , Bank, ^of^ Gaffney^| for an^affectionate husband, his children
dispensary. It will doubtless pass in the old-time way. th
both houses without any radical oh- enter into competitive
jection or changes. The expression wh ich Interesting awards will be through juries, allow the $150 ..
of the house seems to have settled, made. But primarily I would recall there Is n 0 conviction, to be paid upon tentlon of our fa.mers to corn cul- gone.
the prohibition question, though it to the older people and demonstrate certificate of the solicitor that the evi- S trlln^h
has been debated in the senate with- t 0 the younger generation the won- dence was sufficient to convict." nnufnmf II «n nnn fS H o w Mr. Perry Learn His Mualc.
out a vote being taken on any of the dorful music to be brought forth from) Fo r time immemorial it has been lie Y other swill be abundantly renaid Edward Baxter Pettry, Boston’®
bil s pending in that body. Senator a fiddle by those hands untrained and the object of governments tp tax lux- com fSlng will bl,n d pianist, who is to give us a lec-
Otts has a bill to refer the question |i e d by ears that measure and know urles, and the carrying of pistols and I0 J “votatTonlzed in ?hTs cmntv No ture-recital at Limestone College to*
S the people this summer and Mr. to the fullest extent the playing they other dreaded weapons has become o ne r need doubt the Inteiitv of the sorrow night doe s not play by ear.
Sn Tn th introduced a s miliar have undertaken to produce. I credit to be a luxury. In certain cases 1 , ^ ne doabt tho ag ^ as is. the case with most, sightless
Mil l»,«*JTSjSMitvte * '""r *»? place the olden player, o may be that people thing H ta IMr^ « Hh« iX performer,, and which Is the
who handle the how addition to the fine heretofore pro- “ nd " ! ‘wers wanK. of uanney, lor an affectionate husband, his children
way that they may vided; and to insure the informant b f best acr f 11 °t u P land c i ) i , ; n AA ra,8 ® d a loving father, and his church a
petitive playing for against miscarriages of justice bis year will be worth $10,0(W to 8trong plllar .
ne awards will be through Juries, allow the $150 where 1 ^‘erokee county It will turn the at- Truly. T can say a good man 1®
reaaoa
general election on State prohibition j the fiddle hold in the appreciation of duty to carry them as a prevention ^ out their promise to the beter. ^ the , r errors and inaccuracies.
O' oo^ty dispensary on the same the listening audiences both of now against an emergency On this the I ^ tl e R n th took 'int?e 8 t enough From the first technical exercises and
da 7 a8 th o Primary in August. The and In the far-removed other times, same paper suggests that: in the sfechenve VanderWR wedding studies, all music has been read aloud
t P h r o in Y 6 Preparing to go to wh en melody came forth with resist- "The sheriff in each county or a ° kf® The bS- ntotore She ii a to him note by note, and committed
the people and are confident of a ie SS sweep from the fiddle and bow, board of county officials, including; r ° kI88in e unaes picture she is a m( , morv wi ien w i sh in., to learn
popular majority for State prohibi-jand When men made long nights short; the sheriff should have authority to t 7 r y S omeofhe r ’ kJn toms w bad; •* composition. Mr. Perry sits at
t,on ’ 'with the sweetly appealing strains of issue permits t 0 carry pistols to per- v 0 ider-manv Lneratlons Igo toe nlano and his reader takes the.
The rate bills are still pending in those strings long ago silenced.” sens deemed to have proper discre- yonaer mnn y generations ago. begfnnln wlth the right haiUi .
•the senate, no vote yet having been wh en m t . Richardson was aslied ttou and to need the protection. There ., nd r p a ding the names and time of
reached as between the Toole bill and spec jfi ca ]i v about the place the dis- sk £V. d b< ! r i a * 8maI i c ^ ar 5 ed « and a w Harc |j n p X n|ains the notes, just as they stand! upon
the Carlisle substitute. However the ^ 0 oi !; a y P ,lbl, c register of the names of each i"'’ Haram Explains. naner- as for instance- n eieht
motion to kill the Toole bill, to strike f b f 15 th!. d Aonntri laid" I ,erson ka vin g such permit should be) Editor Ledger:—Referring to your b _ p)bt n half chord of BG
intention of the aerate 0 to pass a rate ^^''a.Xot^nlt'^olkK.na^'are’to We do ” ot fwI competent to adrfae magistrate Court In criminal casea. J‘ w d Perry’pTarfns
bill of some sort. The Toole blU with ?,®^ h JS ou r tow makers what course to pursue a* advocated by me in the Observer n , fh t |me as they
the substitute has been sent to third Tna Zinilv to carr y thls mea8ure to a 8 ™cessful and on the 8tum P- be * to inform you ^ ^
reading, and on that reading the fight br08al ,°® tk ® h t aPP t E ending. But we do say that when that I found a bill ’Ready on the cal- ^^fpffnrt of memory ™ he ^eade^
will be made to substitute the Car- ^ dantary . u8 ® ^ }Z public sentiment rises to the proper on dor covering the subject introduc- t} rPt t the heeinnine and
lisle hill for the Toole MU. Tho Toole "^...^‘SZo^tho^ple „?'.t,' '«• ‘ he ' r '“a ,‘V‘rZ S. ««Tft hmtd In
bill provides for a flat two and one- ^’ 8 “. I tbom tho hlmVtv summ °us the proper courage to per- vhich I a m supporting, and I hardly ,, M p ^ d *
ppnt nrMir, th a n^Hoio wii, South to present to them the beauty form that duty then and not untll i saw the necessary of introducing a
and force of all such renderings and t b en, will the "pistol toter” be called i second bill for the and from memory.
half cent, rate while the Carlisle bill i
Incorporates the suggestions of Pre-
to try the revival of the fast-dlsap- t 0 a halt
This passage is then conquered and
You are surely in error when you ' „ Ll , . j
t>fo that tho non ia™ hoo hoon ro. becomes a permanent possession, and
Is in the same
of toe aged fiddles which ares&ui to; forfallwe^toletura “them’f o r toia-1 way “by "which To secure'advances to Tnanner ’ Such 18 ^iTPerry’s facility
pearing skill and heartiness of play- ^ ^
SSJ Jis? ' iiru.atihr'twSnt ~iz m Soch „ M
We have advocated a tax on all state that the Hen law has been re- .. H
rin ^ o-rft n nrinlorl nn /l tVi a f f Vio ton qti f Tv a a nn - Ui > pj C prOL
sident Finley, for mileage books, etc.
The prediction has been made that
the Carlisle bill will be adopted by
the senate. The action Of senate will ,* . -I, I lauurc iu reiuru mem ior utxa-inay uy wuiv-a iu ociium auva.iicu vu . ml , a |o In thlo ruav AA.
likely be accepted bv the house with- j b ® " t b ® man 7 t,on ’ We bave the confidence in our make a crop, and in bewailing the a ™ ‘ ‘ g Jj 111 f nractlcr ^’ince
out question, as the Gyles bill, iden- i ab ?"5 S tone fine' law mal: ’ ers that leads us to believe, calamitons consequences that will fol- J^tohoorf that he takes evervthing
with the Toole hill, pa,** Scture. Inordir K the varloSI 1 ' he >' *> Bomethlng worth dotag.|low. You o„ght to keep better In- ^ Xeulfull^^S
tlcal
house last year, and Mr. Gyles, the! ai \ 1 u , c, ' u,i: ’ 111 v vi * , to meet and suppress this pernicious formed and not mislead your sub- * . <l __e
™«ii “ audiences may be able to make fitting ^ * «p-ihprq of his concert solos, at a first hear-
author, has stated that he will ac- .JL 5V aa. bab,t - ^c.ibers. ing, and has never yet been criticised
passed ^ine for the falge renderlng of a
cent whatever the senate sends over comparison I shall play k\ each fid- lh g bo ld
Fmm the p% “„t outlcSk thr - convention ,uch number, n,
stltute bill will become a law
vetoed by Gov. Ansel, who has
r^termS? ne'^Me!
the ground get in fix to I The Richard’s bill
est crop a farmer can raise consider- nary, 1909, but the Hydrick bill be- . « thei r “ ne rf 0 rmances like those of
ing its value and the labor necessary comes a law, which practically re-en- V?*’
railroad commission. This suggestion, This will of itself form a striking t 0 make it. acts the Hen law, hut defers giving ” , ’ d oomnare with
however, has not been considered by; and pleasing features of the pro- We understand that Mr. V. C. Com-1 the security until “said crop or crops .. ‘ ’ tb nianists or even of op-
either house. grammes to be handled In the various er, of Jonesville, has rented the late shall be up and growing at the time d i nar _ L, n ii„ ln flC eurarv and fldalltv
It appears that a satisfactory labor cities since Prof. Richardson has won Dr. L. R. Black place and will farm of the execution of the mortgage,” . ’ y
contract law will be enacted. A« the i recognition as a leading artist in his | on it thi 8 year. etc., but this act does not go into ' j
result of the conference of farmer wonderful work with the bow. He Is Mr. W. B. Kirby, who bought out effect until January, 1909, so you see from the pine woods.
members of the general assembly.! the possessor of some Instruments the stock of merchandise of Mr. J. G. (we are not both as badly as you have 1
held the first week of the session! i that are marvels of violin making, i Kendrick, will lay in a new stock of been led to believe. ■
several lawyer-members were asked tooth In tone and structure. Such a goods this spring. Your "nag" wag intently intended Hyomei’g Aromatic A*r Is Guaranteed
to draw up a measure along lines sug- 1 combination of the two schools of Little Ruth, only child of Mr. and to get me to say something about my t© Curs catarrh or Cost Nothing.
gested by the farmers and this bill string music will appeal to the unto- Mrs. Sam J. Strain, has been right work here and I will say it now. 1 -^ftien using the Hyomel treatment,
has been Introduced in the house, tored whose hearts warm to the fid-1 unwell for a few days. I have introduced the following t b e air you breathe Is like the$*bn the
through the Judiciary committee. The die strains "for the very love of it,” | We are glad to say that the little
bill, without debate, has been passed and to those who either themselves, baby of Mr. Sam A. Lee Is getting
through three readings in the house, are performer® or have an educated along finely. It wa® only a few
and trained ear for the appreciation
of the classic and related renditions.
Though not debated In the house,
most of the members are familiar
with its provisions, since they were! /phe Idea and the determination to
discussed in conference. , The hill : Te vlve the old Adding has been en-
provides that it Is a misdemeanor for hanced with MT. Richardson by the
either employer or employee to break
a contract. The senate Judiciary
committee hag also prepared a bill
which meeta the objections raised In
the court® to the annulled law, and
as this wag Introduced only Saturday
it has not yet been discussed. It Is In
several respects dlfferjent from the
house bill.
The desire to control the negroes,
for their own good as well as the
good of the whites, which has been
exhibited In the desires for a new
labor law and for the repeal of the
Hen law, was again manifested tnthe
house Friday, when a bill introduced
by Mr. Rucker wag passed. This bin
requires every secret order or society
to take a license In every oonnty In
which It has a lodge or lodge®, pay
ing a fee of $i to the blerb of court.
It la avowedly aimed at the numerous
societies, which, it 1® claimed, take
the nagro®® cot «t night to plot and
bills:
recent successes which have attended
the conventions already held, and his
mind and heart hartes hack to the
days of his boyhood which were spent
In North Carolina, where he heard
and knew the witchery of the un
trained fiddler whose tempo and
whose expression leapt forth from
the player, unrestricted by the de
mands and calls of conventionalism.
—The report we get from our Na
ture’s Cough Romodv and Grip Tab-
lots are very gratifying, being our
own prescriptions. Wo give an ab
solute guarantee that both taken to
gether will euro any case of ooid In
tho head, or eough. Gaffney Drug
(ju. 2 a w tf.
—Juot received, a oar of genuine
Oklahoma red rust proof oats. Oar-
roll 4 Byers.
hours old when Its mother died. It’s
a fine big baby, weighing ten pounds.
Its a girl.
Sister “Annie Laurie,” you are right
when you advise "C.” that If he one from each
tries to pleas® everbody he will get
into trouble. This a newspaper cor
respondent, or even an editor can’t
the school bouse he went there to
please only one man—himself, and In
doing that he pleased nearly every
body else that coaid be pleased.
Mr. Sam Foster, of Gaffney, was In
this section on business this week.
We would be glad to bear from
some of our correspondents In re
gard to our dock question which we
“ i . . . ... . . mountains high above sea lev#wfr
6 1)111 to create a sinking fund ^ p( ne w00 dg flu the air wWh a
and 8lnbln £j commission and de- matlo dealing that gives health and
fln „ e ' tB du ”5n ,0 t r C ft ^I5lS ee sp f . ■trength to those suffering fms
2nd. A bill to amend Sec. 756, diseases of the respiratoiV organs.
^° de 80 “tf r 5?“ir? 1 .^f n J?l55’ Breathed through the neat pocket to*
tion of six County Commissioners, balpp haia&ma nt TT-rnmAi reach tbi
(tmd * r8tand thls ^ be , nonae and lungs, destroying all cater
3rt A MlTlwvide for the ap- J™* 6 ™ 8 “ 4 ^ *** reUef ^
afford to do. We even heard our old polntment by the Governor of a State H ' mei ha _ nerfonned almost mire-
school master say when he went into Auditor and Inspector of accounts, to cu ) 0ug caTeg 0 j oatarrh, ofteo raptor
define h,B .J 4 ® 11 ®*.*® 4 t0 5 in * hMdtl1 to chronic cases that had
altv for the violation of certain pro- gt Ten u _ ©f recovery. Its
visions of the act. ; best action is at tbs start of the die-
4th. a bill to provide for the ajh ease, whon the breath is becoming of*
polntment of a State Law Agent and fenstve and when discharges from the
Inspector of railroad and express nose, droppings In the throat and fro-
companies, define his duties, and to quent sneering or spasmodic cough-
flx a penalty tor tbe violation of cer- i D g begin to make life a burden. At
_ , .. _ tain provisions pf the act. The pur the first symptom of catarrhal trouble,
gave several weeks ago. It was this: P 0 ** °f this bill Is to have some one use Hyomel and see how quickly you
Last year (1907) the calender gave to stand between the local agent of g e t relief and cure.
February 29 days and consequently 1 tlle company and the consignee and. The complete outfit costs but $1.00
It's been one day behind ever since.
But the days of the week are all
right We want to bnow If the cal
ender will get right this year (1908)
when February has twenty-nine days.
We are satisfied It will, but what do
others say about It? Let us know bo-
see that excessive freight and ex* and !> sold by the Gaffney Drug Co.,
press charges are not iqftge. ; under guarantee to refund the money
5th. A bill to requiro tea Southern If It goes not give satisfaction.
Railway Company to build a new pas- 1
senger depot at Blacksburg. j —Open up that head with a 25c
Tours truly, i box of Grip Tablsta. Sold by Gaffney
N. W. Hardin, j Drug Co. only. 2 a w' tf.
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