The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, March 19, 1903, Image 5
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MIS Ml ffiffl
PRODUCES A MOST FAVORAELS
IMPRESSION IN WASHINGTON.
Effect of Gorman's Succnss:on as
Cha:rriar> of Cen ">c-Mic Caucus
Other Vvashing:an Niw?,
S u'^ial Corresponlt-nc^ o' Thk
0 or.vrv UrC 5.ii>.? \Vi4>!tinjiton, i.)
0. Mar.* i 17.
Nu MI in Ins receive!
?i"ic?i't' an 1 c.iru ?>t cuimr u':j.
liom ori hii r ?e ?ir sj? i o i 'he
rare problem in 'he Senate of ilu
llllil || (|| 41) i;|s till' Il<?n
H?nj'!nia Rraa Tillmar, oi
tio'i'li Carolina.
He tli-l jti't what lie said In*
v i< 'o d > in that speech, vz:
sitpri?*.l his irieu H a i! d ?
ipidnle i lus enemies, nut only
liv his :i >lery'ion, hut i?v tindepth
and kI 1 esinanlike uttr-rances
lit* delivered on that
occasion. It w is a speeeh worthv
of any statesman of I lie piesenl
<lav, and the Dmi uwalic parly
v i 11 tin well <? iii.ike it one ot < li?first
a'il I.?r ii Kt * 1111 > u <rn
iftfcuiHsnfs tint it suii* out t
the I ho isi itfui re il-ri of the
conalrv. Mr IMI-nia Ins jrrown
wonderfully in the past two vears
in the eslimlioii of his colleagues
%
< 1 the Senate. Ill* gro sites*
strength, however, lies in tInknowlelcj
h %* everlnlv who
knows him, of his absolute ami
uusweivin^ honesty.
Ki
^oine people pretend to a'tarh
considerable significance to tie
fact that on the reorganise I'ion oi
the Senate, which oecuireo on the
asseniloiii'i of this exua session,
that lln-Dt niociats elocteil Senator
Gorman, of Mary laic!, to the
jxisition ju.-t vacated by Sena'or
Joce-, of Arkansas, the ciiaii lun.liitiiiriliii
(V nuioiatic caucus.
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which position carries with ii Un)
ader>hip <>( iliv minority on fh
11 ?<>r 01 the Senate. Some * ??\
thai il is a surrender oi I lie ik-w
clement nl iht* Democratic pan\
to the reOf;aii:z-*r e!en ''it or old
Ime ;?ohl wii:?; party. It H
neither. 1 he yonii^ element ?!
the parly slid coning lite -fee jn?;
eominiftec of the Senate,
which maps oat the programme
^o;' Democratic priced or * ami
police to t?e pur.?md. lids element
wiil work in harmony xviili
Mi Unman an I hi-- Irietids, bin
W ill h - dictated It. I?v illltl or
hi* ::o .1 Iniu irxmrD. Hi* election
was ? courtesy ex'-nuetl in linn a*
u
ilie io^?j win> had previously held
tne p-i'ion with si?ual ability
and a tonipliment t<i and reroyr.i(ibnofthat
ahi'itv. lie is e-.se;>liailv
an organizer ami an adroi:
,
laciiiion. He is supposed to he
the only man on the Democrat c
side who cui hold down that
Hehginous And smooth gentleman
from Khode Island, ?S'ualor
Aldrich, the llepubiican leader on
t he Senate floor.
Eveaybod\ here is talking ot
the latest greatest" cartoon b\
IJonter . Davenport, which ap
pea red in !a.*t Sunday's New
York American. It deall with
the changes alleged improvements
in the white home which we*
it.
made last summer at the enormous
cost $000,000, and which, in
the opinion of many, have
lorever spoilt the appearance of
1 lie historic o'?i ouuuing mutt
iu^itle ci nd out. Mr Davenport'>
cartoon showed the new state
dining room. Arranged a round
the wails, instead ot the pictures
of former presidents and their
ladies, are a number of specimens
-* > ot the taxidermist's art in the
shape of hear heads, elk heads,
moose ijeads, alligator heads, etc.,
and the only occupants of the
room are a number of the human
species who hail originally from
darkest Africa. Down in the
corner of the page is another
picture slmwing the- portrjits o!
Washington and Lincoln, .and
underneath the north: UA lew
pieces ol' rubbish in the basement.*
| i ?Mij?iUil of I he White ll<?u?ej
; ?ire?? d ii. his rouuii ihier mh'i of
i '
ikiotk', and if is ahout fhe ??i?:y :
; f i?i< :11 v? of* a president of lite '
I'liiii-tl Slates lh;?l urecfs I he eve
(it 'he vjsilor of lIk* While {]< u-e
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nowadays. unless lie mahes
1 iliiit'ei.f vcaii-ii i:i I iie liaseiTlC'ltl
I
I'M- the oil! ol-lhe-WaV J?! :tc?'- II)
I Hit* Ittii!i]iitjr. J his cat toon ; j
i true lo nat ::re ;ti?<i sj.eaks n. j
j I IJ I!) l < 11* J* iOllt'S lit Hie : .
; Imii in tile man w no un>t i> |
I :iit* loii i (i I Hit* i . i t ? ? 1 Sia'f>.!
'limine;! thai the 1 'ivsiden. Ii.ul !
j
j removed all rIn* portraits Horn ilit I
isiaie viiniiii; roe.lit ami replaced j
ilifta wiih ilie shifted herds ??l
animals thai had al s nio lime
;alien victims to Ins idle, was not
i: iiet aliy kimwn even here, until
ili.s picture of .Ml- Davenpoil
I fame out in Mr Ilcairt's Xev
York pape?, and some people are
actually so shoeketl as i<> make
unkiiiU rematks ahont it. Hut,
j even this innovalion, whivh was
j stipetinduced by a bad ease of I he
iht-^umce pliali'.is, is as not him;
j c??moared to m? . e ot the <\irajord.uaiy
things indulged in hv
I - his peculiar and l/zaire ficndeitian.
ll the good people oi thy
West, where he is said to he so
immensely popular, eon Id know
ilit? real Uoosevelt as tie i- known
by the newspaper correspondents
<>l Washington, they wuuid rapiui
?y tear.an.;e lueir opinions coit|
ccruing him.
Ciiaki.ks A. Edwards.
A Glimpse ot Grecleyviile.
(ireeh-x vilie, Match 1(>:?Mr K
ii Eooiinau was in town today.
Mr J W Eocklieur, one ol our
new tneiclia.it.-, visited 1'rio J>atarilay,
returning litis morning.
Miss Luia Btirkeli returned t<< |
? I? -ii.... ...it. !
I OOlliieiins VOit lUdj urn i c-jr- n-, (
inn some U.ne liore w i111 !riemJ>. j
Mrs K-lelle Wells returned to I
CLetley vine iSui d t v h iter a
i pica-ant visil par.-ins ai
. liar pel's.
i he .Mallard Lumber Co ha.shut
d wa their mills lor ihe
present, as i*. will lake llnm ? I
.east od nays Jo put iu their new
machinery.
Mr il \) I'Vrrell was on our
i -t reels i his m??ri<itii".
Co! C I) Karrar, one ofSai:!ee's
j expensive ia iner, was in town
niedi.\ l.isi week.
.Mr 11 W (i irn?T of San tee wa>
noted in low n 8aiuriJa.v
Mrs F Mi.-lioe rammed home
^autday a U-r an ei,] >\:iU!e vimi
to lier parents at Alariou.
I notice ill.ii soul ol' (Mir I'?i"111?
er? ;ire planting nirn.
Mr hii ) .Mrs B A f.-oy'e spent j
Satunl iv and Sunday i"i Oharloton
with relatives, returning tins
amrning.
.Mr \V 0 Tnlle ol'Suntee visited
(Jreelevville a few hours Satuuiay.
Mr Jim Ilines, who is clerking
tor Mr W N (Markson at Heine nann,
spent Saturday night and
Sunday here with friends.
Mr J A Scarborough, one of our
cotton buyers, was in town Saturinorning.
' .Miss Mat tie Clarkson has been
very ill at Uourdins, but report
says that she is improving very
fast.
Messrs Rhodus ?fc Bradshaw .ire
having an addition put to their
s'ore ac this place.
Messrs Rhodus and O'Bryan are
iroiinr into the livery business here
in the near future. They have
begun hauling the lumber for
their building.
Swamp Fox.
Money may not make the man,
but that doesn't prevent the man
Hum trying to m ike money.
A third party mav be all right in
P polities, but when it comes to
, courtship it's different.
YOU KNOW WHAT YOU TAKING
When ywu take Grove's Tasteless
; Chill Tonic because the formula is
^^inmly 11 on and Quinine in a tasteless
Bffibfl|^cure. no pay, oOo
PATlDMTPI!
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K Ii KT 17 w. W
After 25 Years el Suffering"
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W. SCCTT.
37."$ N. Fifteenth Street,
Philadelphia, I'a., March 10, 1901.
Dear Sirs: I ha;e now used four bottles
of your Malt Whiskey, and thir.k I owe my
life to this whiskey. I am 07 years old and
have had cartarrh of the nose, throat and
head for twenty-five years or more. I
am hard of hearing. About six weens ago |
I was so sick I could not eat, sleep and I
hardly able to walk. Felt more like dying
Thousands like Mr. Scott have beer
chltls. Influenza. Grip and Consumptif
stimulates enriches the blood, aids di;
disease germs. The system must be kept
strong and vigorous, so that it will throw
off dlseasS. It is the run-down,-worn-out
system that contracts those discas?s which
so often prove fatal. Take heed, buljd
up your body, keep your blood rich and
the circulation normal, then you ncod hava
no fear of disease.
Duffy's Pure Malt Y.'hlskey Is prescribed
by doctors and used exclusively in all the
prominent hospitals. It has stood severe
tests for fifty years and always found
absolutely pure and free from fU3el oil
and all dangerous ingredients.
CAITIOX. ? When buying; Duffy'*
I'nre >1 it 11 't liixkr} lie *urc you uet
the genuine. I'liMcrupulou* denier*,
mindful of the excellence of th!?
preparn t Ion. are MCfklliu continually
to put upon the market for pro- !
tit only, ami will try to *ell you
cheap Imitation* and no-called Vlult
tYliiwkey substitute*. which. fur
from relict inc the nick, are po*itlvely
hnriuful. Demand Duffy'*
and he *ure you Ret It. It i* the
only uliNolntely pure malt whi*key
which eon tain* medlcinnl lienlthKlvinvr
iinalitie*. look for the
trade-mark. "The Old Chemist," on
our luhel.
Ilsi*/ TAICTlil B Ll? ^??
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g ? Defv\re(
North
I Florida
? A passenger service
| and comfort,equipped v
Dining, Sleeping and 1
For rates, schedule,
tion, write to
j YVM. J.
Gene
Rv spe-ial arrangi-m t nt "with the!
publishers wo ?n* al>le to offer Thk:
Ukcohd in club with the SemiWeekly
News and Courier at ?1.50 a
year in advance. These papers
separately cost you ?1.00 each.
Kemeuiber you get three papers a
week, containing all the Shite and
county news for the small sum of
?1.50 a year. Do not neglect this!
opportunity.
Dr E J McCabe
I
Dentist
KIN33T1EB, - - S.C.
Tho average woman can detect
flattery every time?except, of
course, when it is lavished upon
herself.
A physician says that whiskey
drinking weakens the eves. Perhaps
it does, but consider how it
strengthens the breath.
??
It is difficult to believe that j
everything is for the best, but
there is no reason why we should
not tiv to make trie best of everything.
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WJ ^ -X- g "t |%y kf5 ? 1
Si il V. S5_ ? 5, J. aiL.< f> hi v v. It < 5
C" I. * xi nrj 'i .? i* u
Catarrh, Which Cause!
V'aa CrTpIctelv Cure! hy
J?!J? WW^SfEV
i $w ittsVj# Au i
than living. Vv'r.s u.idor a doctor's care
;.r.'.' t.'-'lrii; ril binds of drugs :.-rd medlar
*;vu '.> %, >o?u:io:.s in nose. etc. The
doctor nearly blew ???y hea-l awry with a.
lov.erui rar pump?medicated air, bo
tailed it. It d:d absolutely nothing in a /
case. I threw everything away?medicia.-,
air pump, douches?and commenced oil
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. I felt better
from the start. I take one ounco with
water before and after each meal and al
bedtime, and now, after using four bottles,
I can eat and drink and sleep wall, and I
feel bettor to-day than I have for twenty
years. I .vas opposed to all kinds of liquor
and used none for twenty-five years. I
uio Duffy's as a medicine only, and Aall
contffiu? to use it as long as I live, if I
can got It. 1 know it will keep me alive,
and may in time improve ir.y hearing. I
hope it will. Yours very sincerely,
W. SCOTT.
A LATER LETTER.
Dear Sir: I have improved some since
writing you before, only occasional cough
and very little discharge from nose. Feeling
much better. My hearing is much improved
now; not so much roaring in my
head since Duffy's has brought my blood
to a healthier condition end motion.
Sincerely yours. W. SCOTT.
March 31, 1901.
l cured of Catarrah. Asthma, Bron?n
by Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, which
testion, builds new tissues and kills the
The genuine Duffy's Puro Malt Whls
key is
Sold at all Dispensaries,
I cr direct at ?1.00 a bottle. Refuse ImftaI
tions end substitutes, there Is none just as
good as 'Duffy's." It is the only whiskey
recognized by the Government as a medicine.
Valuable medical booklet sent tree.
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company, Rochester,
N. Y.
UGH FAPVE ofli^/i V?L
:r. tfte?
w South
? Cuba.
i unexcelled for luxury
vith the latest Pullman
Hioroughfare Cars..
maps or any informa
CRAIG,
ral Passenger Agent,
Wilmington, N. C. ?
A. M. SNIDER,
Surgeon
Dentist.
Will in luture devote his
whole time to his Kinjistree
oflice unless due
notice he given.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
W. F. CLAYTON.
Attorney - at - Law.
FLORENCE, S. C
Practices in all the United State*
Courts, unci in the Courts of Florence
and Williamsburg Counties.
1V?* Wo first ?Ins* JOK WORK
at prices to suit all.
THE Ki:<UICl>
^rcCTT?ggiiw'sZATH* ^affiVCTBflE
| To Cm
8 Take Laxative Broro
9 Seven Million boxes sold In past 12 mc
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Iw/P ARERECE
VV CrT JSCNEWE
White Good3, Km
Ribbons, Skirt-Go
imanyi0
But we wiil have 1
tions coining in e\
customers will alw
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STYLE, 1
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Buggies, Wagons
vski: the celebrated
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i Tliorcxa-s 6zIBxs
y j B STEELE, Manager.
TOBACC<
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Tf'C under&igned will lie in the
this sc;iso:i. They will he prepar
terial all SIZES and KINDS u;
LOWEST POSSIBLE COST to
give your orders for FLUES IS
of which they aie made is-alw
the ve: r, LATER IT WILL BI
solicit your orders, promising to
Respectfully
EDWIN IIAUPER,
FRED W. HARPER.
| D. C. SCOTT, Pre>ident. ,
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broideries, Ladeflf,
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rnisi^ARE being ]
. ? T r-r?i m t a fit
;UU 1 U1NAKKIVAJL#
:he latest product
ery Week go oW
ays have the new ; f.
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TOBACCO FLUES at th<
the purchaser. The time Uf
RIGHT NOW, the material $
avs cheaper at this season of
2 HIGHER. We respectful!/ /V
give jou entire satisfaction
DWIN HARPER & SOST,
Jan 13,1908.
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