Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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/Blind Tiger" Raid. TWO MEN AND CHILD SHOT TO DEATH RESULT CF RAID PRI VATE HOUSE USED KOR "BLIND TIGER." Birmingham, Ala.. Nov. 9.? Police man idttlo, a Mr. Womack and child of J. W. Hani.-: wore Instnntlj killed and J. \V. Harris was futall' Injured on U raid made on an itllogi ' "blind tiger" Saturday night at TlibJ avenue and Eighth stunt. Pollceuiau Utile and duties llil I gone to the suspected plain, which h lirivato residence. Little kuoeked t the buek door and when W? n u I opened It and saw the officer ho hi n tiring. The officer fired bad. aid both were killed. 'Harris, who owned tho house, heard Jones coming from the iron: mid he alto began tiring. Harris was fatallv .shot and his child was struck b,\ a stray bullet. It is said that the in mntes of the house were just Sitting down to supper, and that there were several bottles of beer on the table. Big Shipment Mahogany. Pemmeola. Kla ? No\ lb- Thl'i ?? soli ' trains of mahogany logs dull** hrxm the record of the l^otlisvllh nil Nashville railroad for the pnsl tweil j one days of shipments le from Pen* sacola to Ixjulsville K.t. . . trains sent out was ? v:: six . three trains within ? ? t me - The mahogah) came here on ??eis which ha . oaded ps At and ?."?.e s .r .*..?-? . - ?..*?. la -? -' eves* known Wa.^ortn H T:r:;- Shot Himself. New York, Nc ? 9?Wal worth It. Tappau, well *su:>w--. In :s ail : steel trade of the south and middl west and who ltver| in lxniisville, Ky. 0 blew his brain- < it Sunda nl (ho wan a room of the Ho*. . Sfl ?:?. a Fifth avenue hostelry. Despondency over a nervous afflie lion, which was constantly growl worse, Is given by his wifo ns th< cause of Tappan's rash aci No Street Cars Running in Rom.v Ga Rome, Ua, Nov. p.- Tin ? ci on, and the street car situatl at look ominous. A mass meet inj* of ? t and laboring men wa. hel I at opera house at :'. o'cloe",; Sunday. J' is estimated that 1,500 pooph present. The speakers were Conimon. representative < ?: ;he N. tional Street Railway Men'* Associa tiou: Representatives Barry vVngh ami Claude Porter, and Hon. Nat Hui ris. Considerable euthtuiasm wa manifested. Resolutions were adopted > the ? feel that the streei cur compin*. o tglit to confer with a committee ol eil ?? n with a view to attempting a sett meut by arbitration. Tin* foliowinf. committee was appointed: lion, It A f>enny, Oar 1 ton Wright, li* :. ? l>anham. Sam Powers and Cu aain P. Meiklehaai These are nmon Rome's P-exling business men will go to work 'o a tempt n set le ment. Boeton. No\ Nat C fk>o iwin, th romedhui, end FXlna Ooodrh a w?! know acnes., who form..*::., si.i :? with .Vfr Goodwin, were :r.a: ? o'clock Stmdu' at :h>- home he Mr. (;oodwin> mother. The cerem< n> was performed by a justice of ih< peace, who has boon 0 friend of Ml Goodwin since boyhood, but Wliosi name was not made public. Columbus, Ga . Nov. !i The 1 Coast Inland NVaterwa.. - < * :. ? .. meets Monday and Tuesday, R Iniprovomont, the i/ipplylnri* of coast States with ejectric power conversion of wat<*: powot an broader Question of Inter-coa hals will be among the subjects eussed. Atlanta. Nov. '.< Mr. LI Sum Llni the distinguished Chinese n < the Hong Kong Dally Mail, orn ol mosi progressive paper* in the oaa with Mr. A. n. Fox. of the Mow Yor Herald, left Monday for Now Orlean Chicago. Nov. H.--William it Cornli of New York, second vice president ol the Union Pacific Railroad Compan and a director in many other corpt rations, was found dead in hit bed a) ehe Auditorium annex in this cit> Sat Ufday. Death apparently wai du< heart disease. Waycross, Ga.. Nov 9. -Waycro "curfew" ordinance i.-. now being idly enforced. Roys under IH years of age caught out on the street aft< ? id o'olock at night are "pinched" the police. Richmond, Va., Nov. 9.?Sunday morning flre broke out in Itlekott'n drug store in Gvan-go, Va.. destroy! I fourteen building*', Including two ro decMtw ?tun rse M-otiKxTts*: ahurol Princeton Masons. Princeton, !><?(?. Prlncotoii lodj No. A. F. M. has elected und In tidied Ihn following ofllcors for the ensuing Masonic your: N. I! Wood, worshipful master; \V. V. Kirby. Monitor wurden; W. I!. Davis, junior warden; .i. T. Machen, score* ? lary: William ItidgCWlty, treasurer; I-]. Simpson, senior doaccon; Dr. l?. '.<?. Wcost, Junior deacon; .). a. Trayuhaui und \V. i>. Sullivan, stew ards; Joseph Davenport, tiler. i rollout} i:i 1008. Pure Lie cd Oil coals much less sold from the barrel than it does pul up in tin cans as Mixed Pnlnl -In the llrsl Instance you pay 00 cents per. gallon in iho second $1.00. Now n.r. all...:: of pure linseed oil with I gal bum I.. M. Pallll and you have, reedy i'or use, 7 gallons of the best paint made costing only $1.20 per gal lon. Done in 2 minutes. ? I. H. & M. L. Nash. Lattrens, Clinton Pharmacy, Clinton. L. i M. Paint Agcats. II ?c.!:.' Mr Uoekofellor believes in the dis tribution wealth, probably because II i. eusiei to gel a little away from . i one of several million people than it to 'I a big wad away fr?ill How's This I w offer Duo 11 und red Dollars lie wurd for ?ii\ case ol Catarrh thai can5, not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure; P. .1. CHKXUY CO.. Toledo. 0. v. tin undersigned, have known P. I Cli - v for the last 15 years, and b lfev< Irii :. ctly honorable In all - - transactions, and financially ..: ?? . ut any obligations made Wuldiitg. Kliman & Marvin, lesal I 0'ugglsts. Toledo, 0. Mall's Catarrh Cure is taken Inter lly actii directly upon the blood . . in surfaces of the system. >ttle Sold by all druggists. Take hull's 'Family Pills for con sist as seen as Mr. Roosevelt has le im ! is mind the New York leg will perform the mechanical of electing Mr. Plait's sue. i'or Lame Mack. Win n you have pains or lameness the back bathe the pan.-; with Chamberlain's Liniment twice ii day, assagiug With the palm of Iho hair.; or lls % mlmtP s at each application. T: - h dampen a piece of flannel slight ly with ibis liniment and hind ft on over the seat of pain, and you mo> b> rlsed io see bow quickly tin lameness disappears. For sale by Laurei itrug Company. rho standard Oil company managed to keep Its little Jok< r tariff sch didi mder cover almost as long as it (lit! itfc pollth ..; correspondence. Where IhillcLs Plew. 1 ).r id Parki r, of Cay. ttO, \. V.. :? terau of the civil war, who lost a .:? Gettysburg say;-.: "The good - . I ivori moi tl.i ii ijvo hundred dollars to me, ! spoilt rauch money doctoring for n had <.-. ? of stomncii trouble, to litih purpose, i theii tried 131 ec trio Litter.-. ;.' 1 t1 ey cui'Cd nie. I now take tliem its a (onic, and they keep nie strong w ill." r.O cents at the Lhhri n? Drug Company and iho 1'hlmotlo Drain The steamer Finance co||dod with ::. ii didn't hi? a Wall street r.'-t' \ He'alth.t family. "Our whole family has enjoyed good ir King's New Life Pills, throe '.ears - ' sayi L. A. liartlet, ?>:' Rural Ponte i Guilt'ord, Maine. 'i in . ? diiel tone the system i:> it gen tle way (hat does you good. -'" conti it tl ? Laurons Drug Company and ;i iho I'aJhii tto Ihii(!ompi iiy; The man that Invented the gas me* : r died !n Detroit linst week. "tin ? V11 h'ltth do ilves after them." Would Mortgage the Farm. A 'nffner on Ruarl Konto 2, tempirc, ('! w, A. Floyd by name, says: llu klen's Arnica Salve cured tie two worst sore'-- 1 ever SaW: one on my hand and one on my leg, Ii i ??Orth more Mian Its weight In gold, ? ? ... betftS ni 'be Palmetto Drug Coihpu the La? Dr I .?. tine Doctor Successf till) Treu I Pneumonia. i trcafliig pneumonia," says Dr. .1 Smith, of Sanders, Ala., "the ; < medy I use for the lung I Limberlaln's Cough ftemedy. While, course. I wd'ufd treat other syiiip w Ith difi ?????h l medicines, i ha I ? rl tlii i? medy many rim.? in my dlcal practice and have >?< t failed I)lid a OatiO where it has not for. lied the trdublb. I have used ii ' ll lift tlii also my wifi lor cough i colds repeatedly, and I most wiii :|y and cheerfully recommend it as ?erioi lo any other cough remedy mj known dge." For sale by the u.rehs Drug company. ?!. i ? where 161 ?? ? tor appearance'* l r (hat Dull Pet ling \tivt Doling. i have used Chamberlain's Htomael and Liver Tablets for some lime, and - i i llfy that they have done rue uOI |?0d i (hall any labh Is I have .<? used. My ^rouble was a heavy dull feeling rtfter eating. David Fn .'nan. Kempt. Nova Scotia. These (nbieti Ktreugtheu Iho stomach and Improve the digestion. They rilso regulate the liver and bowels, They r< far superior to hills but cosl no morn, (lei ? free samplo at the Lau renn Drug Company and bgo what n iplej?df I U\r<\\r\uo it \ tVIitaf Discharge. Take not lee that on Ike 2'trd 'lay of i January, IfMiy, I will n ndor a llnal account of iny i ta and doings us ad ininisi rotor oi ilie es tt! ? of i\. \V. Brumlelt, dcc< used, in II o ofllcc of the Judge of Probat? ol l,t tir< n ? county, gl ii o'clock, a. i" attd < a I bo snuie J day will apply for a llnal discharge ' from my trust as tidmlnlstrator. .Ml persons indebted to said estate j 'arc uotiti id nnd rotptlrcd to hinke pay incut on thai dato: and tut I persons j bavin'; cluiius against aid estate will j present them on or boforo said dato, duly proven, er be forever Warred. A. X. Bramlett, Administrator, December - 1908.?I um. I Wlllstl i<: '.i I ? i<: lli< a wllOli 'I ; | limb ?'?.?;? the tin lire curtain to go up Ml IteiMli Is ? >;e Expensive I'httii iiti) Cure. This count r*. h now filled with poo pie who migrs : . the continent in all dlrecth is lioeking thai which gold eann tt buy. Nine-tenths of thein are sulYerlny from throat and tune, trouble or chronic catarrh re sulting from neglected cblda. and spending fortunes vtiiiily trying to re gain lost health. Could ev'ciy stiffer I ;? but undo the pit i and cure Hint llrsi uegiectod cold, all this sorrow pain, anxiety nnd ? xpenso could l;nv< been avoided. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is famous for Its cures ol colds, hud i -,i ah iys bo depended lipon. t'sc it and the more serious I . \ man with ??? million has -dceuty of tithe tto write long articles on the l-'or a wiso man Solomon hit wbeful lot ol Idtosyyhcrasies. Had a Close < nil. Mr-. Ada I. Ci'oom, the widely, known proprl tor i the Croout llotel, Vaughn, .Miss,, snysi "For seveni) months ! s? f j red with a sovcrt cough, and consumption . tuned to have it: grip (??! me. when a friend recom mended Dr. King's Now Discover.-. ! j began taking it and ihre., hot \ Lit s affect id ;. < ompleto cur.'.*' 'i In 'all"" of i.:i--? life saving COUgh '"< eo'.d r< medy. find lung and thro 1 .? : is world wide. Sold nl tin Palmetto Drug Company and tin Lau renn i>r-,;u Company. C>o cent! and $1.00. Trial bottle free. ! of t! allay Ma i; t : i lagr China from Which .on Can sulec Christmas pu r. nt, at S. M. .V K. ii. Wilke - & C< CHARLESTON AMD WESTERN CARO" LINA RAILROAD. Arrival and D iparturt a Tfains, l,aureus, Botitfi Carolina, Ekfecti \ f; JUNI?: 10, i m, No. 1. Leave Augusta.10:10 a m No. I. Leave Laurens. 2:22 p m No. 1, Arrive Spartonburg., i.Od.p m No. ?>. f/oavb Greenwood,... 0:50 am No. ?. Leave Laurens.. 7:55 n m No. 5. Arrive Sparlnnburg.. 0,20 a m No. ?d. Leave Greenville.12:20 p m No.")',. Arrive Laurons. h-ISpm No.'M. Leave (Jreonvillo ..., 1:30 pm No,*86. Arrive Laufens. tl:2op m No. 2. Leave Spar! in burg , ..12:!/) p m N<?. 2. L- av - LatU'oi i . :'.p m No. ?. Arrive Augusta. bslGpm No, Leave Laurent.ii;.r? p mi No. 0. Arrive Greenwood .... 7:50 j? m ; No.'aV. Leave Lauren:-. 8:10 a W> No.'ht. Arrive Greenville_10:20? m Car AorvicC bctw ????? Anv ?. that tl Ashe-, vlllo on trains Nos. I and v.; North? bound,Tin sdnys,!" nturdays; Southbound Mondays, Wednesdays and Frid c. H. G?8QUE, Agent, Laurens, s. ?'. G, T. BRYA N. Gen. Agt.. Greenville, s. C. A.W. ANDERSON, Gen, Hupt. ERNEST WILLIAMS, G.P.A.. Augusta, Ga, Notice! 1 Ib * " ?* i 8 5 a O a i f* **J < ills Paid By uc MB l I are Seldom Disputed | 1'! After January 1st, 1909, wo will make the following changes: No Soda Water Tickets will bo sold. No 52 drinks charged. No drinks will be sent out from ^: the stores. $ U We will sell alununun ch* cks :.i & 6c each, winch will bo go wl for f 5c worth of merchandise of any {? kind. (Signed) The Palmetto Drue; Co. Dodson-Edwards Drug On ?. P. IWv. a; There is tt reason. The check you issue in pay menr, the stub to correspond, and the books of the ^ bank, together with the payee's endorsement, is n ?'jh ?W strong chain of evidence to contradict. The check itself is a receipt and is returned to yoti by the bank* ,ta letter have a checking account and pay bills but V 9? Nr . v 5$ fhe Bank for Your Savings. 1 Notice! a line t largains in k-eal Estate. Diamonds .... ,. ? y, I On Partiul Payments. tine nouse an t lot in Sullivan St.* 1 N good six room house and the lot alone' containing about one aero is ahrtost |f. worth the money. Prido $1^000.00. A small amount down tihtl ti little bi A ni.-o cor..': '' on Garlington Street. ? ?rsigncd Druggists kli ,, - .? , . 'b m Price 91,150.00. - H; Some nice building lots on the edge ? ? for the purpose Of collecting t0vVn' ; ix acr<?3 foi'only 91,000;00 f. Some bargains in nice building lots j I We, the und* having formed a Credit As tion past due accounts, ami protecting t\" , ,, .. .. , , ,. 1 Eli ? and small farms, suitable lor b . j* 1 OH V 1 j ourselves from bad accounts in $ farms, just beyond the Watts Mill, see j us about these. I . Wo also have some nice I arms, on but lonth win the future, hereby agree to fur nish each other with a list ? f debtor:: whose accounts pa ! du< . have not been paid by l?tll of month following purchase, (Signed! The Laureus Drug Co. Dodson-Edwards Drug Co. The Palmetto Drug Co. Ii. P. Posey. iiiiiiiiiiImiiiihii iniiniiiini ii 11 cjffisrtaa a v.ili have u pan, lor oetoi ? knew it, and with the money y would have thrown away. ' Ih'.t. See us if you want to buy or sell Be ? J real estate Besides TNp aurens ^Oftl p y )D, Mgt*. Real tvstatc todd lluildinir. Ou know the quality and U"? wo bf tile Diamond you buy from t: We sell lli ? best and at rea sonably low prices. 0 k c- J k J k l . } ' '. X> li JEWELERS. iVV?vW^M^?^: ? 'v V . ??:. v'^Wv v<:^i'; v POSITIVELY 'eYoi MucSi Money on P IANOS And make terms to suit your convenience, ! sell high-grade Pianos, prize winners at all of the great expositions. I do not haul Pianos around, peddle them, and leave them on trial. My companies are reliable and are able l<> ake Good Every Piano, This peddling of Pianos is very expensive and the purchaser paj i the expense every time, ft is Strange that sensible people will buy that way. Don't you know if you have a Piano ordere;! direct from the factory, it can be sold on a shorter profit? it's injurious to ill and naui 8 'life About. It loosens them and in a short time they Will bo "broken down." You can't do better anywhere. I can sell NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS "rom $150 to $750 1 can show you many makes of Player Pianos, and will give* you the lowest prices and satifactory terms, Let me save you money. L. A.. McCORD The Piano Man. Laurens, S. C.