Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, May 03, 1902, Image 3
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The Grange oi
Life
Is the most import?.nt period in a woman's
existence. Owing1 to modern
/ methods of living, not one woman in
^ a tl.i u .iuil approin'aes this peih etly
natural change without experiencing
R train of very .annoying and sometimes
painful symptoms.
Those dreadful hot flashes, sending
the b'< ,;1 surging to the heart until it
e>.cii.s ready to burst, and tho faint
feeling thai follows, sometimes with
chills, as if the heart were going to
stop for good., are symptoms of a dant
I
o v -'Vvy fen i
? Tgfc&rK ^ i
^ i < * %*- i>A ? 1
/t/te,
vit.i. .tennis nobi*.
gerouB, nervous trouble. Those hot
flashes are just so many calls from
nature for help. The nerves are crying
out for assistance. The cry should
be heeded in time. -Lydia K. Pinkk
hum's Vegetable Compound was prepared
to meet the needs of woman's
Bysteru at this trjdng period of her life.
It bnihls up the weakened nervous
system, and enables a woman to pass
that grand change triumphantly.
" 1 was a very sick woman, caused
by Change of Life. 1 suffered with hot
flushes, and fainting spoils. ! was
afraid to go on the street, my head and
back troubled me so. I was entirely
cured by Lydia E. I'inkhatn's Vegetable
Compouud.'' ?Mits. .Jknnik Noui.k,
6010 Keyser St., Germautowu, Pa.
the minds ol tlie people that the
cause of their oppressed condi
lion was largely due to corporate
greed, and that the State ol New
Jersev was !>M inmiiiot/M. .V. _
? .? ??/ I?.I Jiivuunivn nil
fraudulent corporations.
21. Are you not a member and j
a director in ? New .forsev ch*rtered
corporation ?
^ 22. Did you not denounce the
interference of a United States
Senator with our campaigns?
23. Is it not against the law
I for you to use a free pass, express
or telegraph frank, and do you
use them?
24. Did vou not as (Jovenor of
the State am! aw snrli phoirman
of the board of directors of the |
{State Penitentiary, instruct the !
bookkeeper of that institution'
not to charge anything on the
books to you or to open an account
against you ?
Senator Tillman asked if there
were any other questions.
Senator Appelt said he iicppu
Tillman could prove them untrue
for ho added : "God knows I
hope the charges are untrue, but
if denied the responsibility rests
on the shoulders of the men who
made the churges?not me."
NKAL's oikt TO Til.I.MAN.
ITe said in connection with the
dispensary tna'ter ho disco\ered ;
ft i: !ce ?1 it i'
tin inquiry was undertaken !>;, a
tq ici.. , and r.'.t by a legislative,1
roc I ' In- ! ' w:i,. ,' ifieat' ;
I hereby r^-tify 1 hat (luring tho
year 18T or'OS, while acting in
the capacity yard policeman,
at the request ot Colonel Neal, I
shipped by expre^'. twice each
week during the summer, vege
tables to B. U 'IV im n. Trenton,
S C.; (ha* I paid out of my pri
vnte Binds the express charges
about $20, the mon y not he
.Meal paid me in per on I In* entire
amount. II. Sondley,
Columbia, S. O., ()ct. 7, 1002.
j> 1 lii'I'i ilV ri ;l I ? t i
ger ol the Stale farm I shipped
H. R Tillman, Trenton, S. C., SO
I bushels ot oats on the 3d day of
October, 1S00. no part of which
/
has ever been paid to me. This T
3d day of October, 1901. n
W. T. McGiil. it
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Columbia, S. C., Oct. 7,190*2. p
Col, W. A. Neal, Columbia, S. 1
C. Dear Sir?Referring to your c<
inquiry as to the history o: the oi
ten torn? ot cotton seed meal jj
shipped to Senator U R.7 llman,|T
we bog to advise you that on I
Fob. 13, 1S37, we shipped, on j m
your order as superintendent ol j
the penitentiary, to B R.Tillman,;
Trenton, S. O., ten tons of trieul, j
charging tamo to penitentiary a'
the price at which we ^-oh" i' 1
yon, viz: $18 75 per ton. I. o. b.,jh
Coluniliia. V/e. <Vot r! i
I ? I . I li
amounting to $ 15, making i tot
charge of $202.50. j t.c
Tin4 account was not \ a Jin- ci
til Juno 20, 1899, when we re-'
cei veil check from Sc tint orTiil man
for $ 1 SO. As Senator T iiiiaud
wrote us tliut lie had been >ii ?ti<_ ,
habit, ot getting tneal at $18.50 11
per ton we agreed to cancel his
account on receipt of chock lor v
$185. VVe received only $180, Mb
but marked the account paid in
order to get it ofT our books.
A. M. Withe iv,
Asst. Mgr. Southern Cotton Oil Co
Co.. Columbia District.
-Ik
I hereby eeriity that during I"
the years 1894 and *95, while !'$
was superintendent ol th . al'.
Carolina penitentiarv, ?he in iilu r
tion furnished H. K. Tillman, j
governor of the state and chair- u<
man of the board of directors ot
the penitentiary, the following xi
goods, etc: Mules, wagons, tools,)
guano, seed and labor to cultivate'
ten to twelve acres of lnnrl
the city of Columbia. Said land K
was planted in oats. Alter the
oats was harvested the land was ^
sowed in peas and the crop mow- j
ed for hay. All the crop was .
delivered in the barn at the governor's
mansion. The penitentiary
also furnished (Governor
Tillman d,,rin<r the two years;
wood, coal, vegetables, and ninny a
other articles, no part of which
was ever paid for. 1 have recently
learned from the bookkeeper
of the penitentiary during those fe
two years that Governor Tillman (1
instructed him not to charge any- p(
thing to him which might bo fur- U0
nished to him from the peniten I
tiarv. W. A. Neal. Lj
Oct. 0, 1901. T
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A mlorcAti Si i 1 I ^o/? II 1 < k< i l ^
o.<ii, w. v , iyci;. I I , I iJ\J 1 . I
I hereby eertil.v that I was i P'
bookkeeper c?< the South Carolina w
penitentiary from about the 1 ">t! 1 '1(
of January, 181)0, until the end ni
of Col. W. A. Xeal's admmi-tra is
tion thereof, except about twoln<
weeks in January, 1893. | t
The penitentiary furnished'(
mules, tools, seed, commercial I
fertilizers and labor for about i "2
acres ol land tor (Jovernor fill i
man during the years 1 S0*>??11.
and also (urnislied from time to i
lit
time wood, coal, vegetables and
one car of briek, whid weshipped
to fronton, and other
articles, lor whi< i ]> t\inenl v
never made it! who! or in rl
1 was irn-'ruetf li t'
The State r>? S
Ihtn'l Sinrt Wr< J.
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ton, N. if. '"I nev?r idumi > >
tLi:^ ?1bo lli..; .. t 1 8
and quicuiy. - i^ .j.u L.^j. (
immone, clerk of court of comion
pleas and general st-Kaiw.
1 and for said county, of said
ate, hereby certify that th~
ages hereto attached, numbered
, 2, 3 and *1, aro true and correct
>pies of what purport to be
riginal certificates hii< letters,
i a matter relating to B it.
illman.
Witness my hand a i official
?al, at Manning, tins <v a da> oi
i ritary A. O . ' 902.
,1 I! Tini'hons,
c. c. c. i1 and u. . , c. c.
He explained tlv * f or!;,' '
ad been returned, a4? e
ian iioin Wiioni the were L-- jred
iu.dsted upon t' i?* . du.i
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;pio., made.
THOSK WHISKY KKI" Tl-'s.
lie said he had no
i
ig whiskey rebates, lie said he
ished to present the dlowii
gures sent hini by a trlv otr!e
of I tie u'i'l '
Iter "eircumstantiai e\ideneo,"
'
^1 ton.
Corn whiskey was sold at $1 ' :
> .>1.20 per gallon aiin on liitasis
of high win? I'rom >1.20 lo
1.43.
"r| ?> v it i * c' i; <>d, lo-f
ptn $00,000 to $70,000 by not
jfliiig these i ?bales ami too
nrcumstantiai evidence" oughi
? l.e explained.
11: 1IORIUULK TELKOUAPII FRANK.
iie then showed the telegram
{Senator Tillman to Mr. (iullu
lat, notiIVi11jz him thai lie would
a in Manning. The telegram
as posted and Senator Appelt
lowed that it was sent on a dea 1?ad
frank, which he held, was
i violation of the State laws.
tillman's rfpi.y.
Senator Tillruan then got up
id said that he never felt so
rge that ho could not talk tc
le humblest citizen, but he
3ped to (rod he would nevnr
'el as email as some people will
Laughter and applause.) The
?ople of Clarendon had re??nr
i be proud of their country :
ley had given the State five
overnors and his friend, Dr.
indal, as Secetary of State, and
anted the good ail! of
?op!e. "Gentlemen," he said
ith fierceness, ''you would not
ing a dotr on such evidence,
ueh less convict a man. 'Inere
no indictment. Why, he has
>' even 11" : certifl 'at >e, bu' oo'y
few p:\per= th.it purpc ? to h?
pic-," at ' he reed the cert '*
lto with i'iuc! ph' \
WHO SKN'l THOSK CERTIFlCAThS ?
i demanded.
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C lie# It relieves Teething
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j for one was willing 1 o stand on 'j
' the reputation for honesty he had v
j made in his .VI years of life. It I
I w<*t> oiiij a.icr iijs election as s
| Governor that, the "newspaper t
j scandals" charged anything dis-1 o
J hones! to him, and all hi ; lite! r
i j before no ono ever suggested l
jsnch a thing and a man could not t
' live a life of honesty and recti1
j tiule and then suddenly change, s
! Before he got through he wanted !
' to make Appeltism a byword \
I uiu, a Ui.ssing as long as there <
jbltail beany record of it-in the s
| State." All he could say was
that he was no thief and it others'
thought so it was for them to
grovj it, r. ' !' r him to prove he s
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was not.
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I r.rc-i 1)1 KSTIOXS CATEOOKI
CAIAY.
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Then lie took up the answers
I to trie ' it 'poncal questions ano '
no of thciv. 0
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he wW.,1 i. > to answer all.
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x\ )> I lie 1 .il her en i I. i i was his |
hm diwvrk !t wi" lor decent'*
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oug! '., ant1 xvhieli I'.ns be/ "
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s been in uio under bis i-oruperv
sinco its infaite'
jo one to ;U ecivc you ;n tl
iuI 1 J usCiirc 1 ui
an<l en.u."' tlie health oL"
Imperii. : ii?
Jk fl /* ts j*?x r t> i m
U\R> ? yHaa
U H'jV U VI* L id ? J l(
ituto tor C . tor Oil, rarey?*uj)s.
It is XMcasnnU It
euros TVnrrlw awl V ?<!
roub'v-, ! : ") Oonstipi.i ion
.'s (' 1 ' yulates the
healthy and natural sleep.
> Mother's Friend.
'ij :a nu<r*4 ALW/ YS
'ignaturc of _
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8 Always Bought
er 30 YearsWAV
STRICT, NCW YORK C?TV.
? v u. *k&&&3&fmeMSsm
et out. The Democratic nnrtv
ras no harbor lor Republicans,
le added that it was, as the
lories told, a waste 01 good soap
o shave an ass. lint he had to
rive him ?o?ne attenti: n, but the
nain purpose was to say someliinjr
about the organization of
he party.
Some of his admirers kept on
limiting for him to go on, and
le said that he came here to
vake tlie voters from their letliirgy
and keep them lrorn making
iucii asses ot themselves.
S w K KT M K A T W III! r H I- C A F V ! O S .
Rut he wanted to mix some
iweel moat, with the carrion, ami
te went on to give his views ot
he party organization.
l'AUTY SOMP:\niTY NKCESS A ) Y.
There is a matter ol >let-p inter st
which will come up lor discussion
ami settlement in the
:oiniiiir Id a y Uouvention, ami as
am ilie representative ot the
Jemoeraey ot thus S a j upon ine
udional commi'tee, i: may not
>u improper lor me to express
uy view.-' on it ami to nil' tuyou
is to i lie sentintent. ami leelint;
it the i> owa-rats in Washington
in the subject. i'he Democratic
.: ! in South ( irolina has oceuV
ti V e ears 1 lie 'Vhit - - : ?'e in
he tuinoritv in this ale. ami
imlnr 1 li . ? i U"
...wvl I.IV HAIIIinllUUIHill HI?- alien
tilers were some thirlvn
11 :: ?ml more ? voters
i ' * en ~<m| nencB
or t he ->vr! lirow oi
?v i ntr n> it?
. o j .?11 i 1 f 11
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V 'i t ; i! <ub?n'- -ion
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if support ?;i iin' nominoes ol
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