Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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?A>rVH CAROLINA N *;*?>. Interest ComltiMed and Par pned for Qukk Heading ?\n automobile dub ha* beta or ganix?M |B Columbia to aid In the movement to secure good roads. Ual Fes/ell. afe it years, of Rock . Hill ass kicked by a mule and ee rioustjr injured. tills WsJIIams wls ?bot and killed at k hot supper In Alken county. An Information bureau will be es? tablished In Charleston for the benefit1 of 1mm I* rant* 'Rev. C. Scholl has resigned as' hastof q/ the Presbyterian Church In rioreece. Cept. 9. C. Kins' has resigned a? enpfsin of ftv Dsrlmgtun Guards. He Is succeeded by Capt. Cox> ? Q. A. Kamminer, a well known clt N Wen of Columbia died In Hot Springs*. Arlk, Vner* be went, for his heslth. > The gonna* son Of J k>. Olass of - York county, a ho was kicked on ths head by a boras, and who was ope anUd on. Is d^mb as a result of the Operation Oer. Ansel has refused to pardor Ktaloch.Huggtn*. convicted In Marion Of manslaughter In U?05 and senten t^serva .four years. J- Tha trial of Til/man Blank, color? ed of Abbeville couety. charged with aseains/ a' crltrdiaj assault on s white itrl. resulted in h mistrial. John Peter Scruggs, of Greenville. \ -has bean appointed a deputy In the ; Catted States internal revenue de? partment The aaras and stables of Edward \ Kabel, one of the nsost prominent ' jpTnere of Bain weil, were destroyed IfjnrVV The supervisor* of .Abbeville county mho asked to order an eleetlon for tJee ssapaai of vethni on the dlspen nary ?Hh*>n. ^ V O, Charles, aged II years, died on haj ' hooka la Oreenrllle. Be was . agyphon with saratysia several days t'"M9 srowged [la Winthrop College that the doors have been closed to npeny yoaag I solas who applied for Mmhsjfan.' ?or. Ansel has refused to pardon TBile pf Laurenar. and Wsn. Msr 4aV^n of Oreswsood. convicted on the ?Wore of horn threshing and larceny. /The resides*-es of Noel %PhII11 p?i of a TJiacssfer county was partially de , otriyed by Are. cause<| by the exple ?eson of en oil lamp. tTwo Wluce women. Maate Whitaker %m4 (I la dys donas lee, smashed up TOsP apparatus of v ths De Prost wire losh Teee graph Conane ay at Charles w?g Su rater Wlss^ colored, was shot " killed hv Will Johmein In ehes? ten? path men were in love w!ih the same women and their* love affair ondVd ta a tragedy. , ?he'p Taylor, who tried to hum up the larnjrp at Leese* N*. and who was eon vie ted snd sentenced to serve ten yeareVhss petitioned Oos. Ansel for a pardon. 4 J A. S?der. e>n operator In the Cnlon office at Charleston Streated on *? warrant swo/n '? ant hi -Fred Morris, his brother-ln kew, charging bim wltn slander. Mor? ris Is also an operator. The city authorities of Charleston Ussy bring an action again* the of. Hpaajs nrf the Southern.* Atlantic Coast Uns and Southern Erpress offlcltls ..tor bringing Illicit liquor into Charl Astern The Aoathero Rel? Telephone and Telegraph Co so pa ay has abolishes) the night rate on all long distance mee to all points outside the State of South Carolina. Hereafter the day rate will op ply q> all such messages, no matter at what hour they are sent. Th? night rates, however, will apply to points within the Bate. % Pmk Reeder, colored, while mak? ing an excavation in Greenville, was caught unhercsvmg earth snd smoth? ered to death. ! M? body u-as placed m a vacant house and rats gnawed oet the none of the oorpss'. An un? dertaker made s nose of planter of parle, painted * black snd fitted it to the proawr piece s Deafness Canon f Be Cured ay k*cal applications, as they* cannot reach ths diseased portion of the esr. There is only one way to cure deaf? ness, and tbst Is ' by coastltutlonal re med lea. Deafness Is caused by anH 'Inflamed condition ot the mucous Un Inlng ot the Eustacblan Tube. When this tube Is inflamed^ ypu have a rum? bling sound or Imperfect hearing, and when It is entirely closed, dea'n**** hi *the result, and Unless the Infiammn ttoa can be taken out snd thin tube reetorsfl to its normal condition, hear? ing will he destroyed forever; nlna^ out of ten sre csused by ca rrb. which Is nothing but an inflam? ed condition of the mucous surf:? Ws will give 1100 for any case of deafness <oaused by catarrh) that cannot he cured f by Hall's Catarrh Cure. for circulars free. 1*. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, 0< ?old bf druggists. 71c. fend no your Job printing. I COt, KT "IN BI8IIOPVILI.K. / _ ?<? . ????? N ii ru Im r of ( rim ma I fuses IH*|M>?cd (if ?if tin* Term .lust Closed, Hlshopvllle, Sept. IS^TflS 'Septem? ber term of the circuit court opened '.i*r* Mondav with Judge (Ini. R, Prlnc?. ? Th?? following cases ha\e beef] dis? posed of j?o fur: John \V'il>on. rape, convicted of assault with intent to ravish and sentenced |o five y ars on gang; Ed Scott, acquitted of assault with Intent to kill; Poaie Harris, pleaded guilty to assault and battery with Intent to k!U and sentenced to two years on the gang: Arthur Sam? uel, convicted of assault and battery with Intent tu? kill sentenced to two years on the gang. The court Is engaged today In the trial of a white woman and colored men. Indicted for living In adultery. The ens.- t-i a disgusting one. \ _____ FNhopvltle. Sept. 16.?The fall term of the court-of general sessions ad? journed sine die Saturday after, hav? ing wound up the criminal business. The cans of the, State vs. Sallle Hall, white, and 'Joe Benjamin, colored, which was tried a few day's ago 'was finally disposed of after the court re? fused to goant a new trial by Impos? ing a sentence Of one year each on both defendants. This was a case of a white woman and a colored man liv? ing In adultery. Luojan Kennedy and Duncan'Ben? jamin were found guilty of gambling and sentenced to pay o t fine of f 20 each or serve six months on the gang. The fines were paid. W. Jack AVrent* waa convicted and sentenced to pay a fine of *< $L*5 *hr serve six months on the* ga%s/^or as? sault and battery of a -high and ag? gravated nature. The Judge ordered a verdict of not guilty In the case of the State vs. W fl. DUon snd Fannie Eva Hopkins, indicted by the grand Jury for living in adultery. % Hanson March and Arthur Lewis were acquitted of ths charge of mur? der. fVesentmont of Grand Jury. To His Honor, Oeo. E. Prince, Presid? ing snidgef We, the grand Jury of Lee county, beg to submit this our final anti last presentment for the year 1*Q7.' i We beg to report that we have pass? ed upon all bills of Indictment handed to us by. the court and returned the some with our findings written there? on. "> i * ' We beg to report tflat we have by committee Investigated the condition of Ne various county Offices and found 'hem all In sV>od condition and the work well and neatly done. We hay?? not made a thorough Investiga? tion for the reason that w'e find that the comptroller general has7 not been here and checked up with the trea; rror, bur that we have found that the officers are ready and waiting his ar? rival to make the annaul statement, InjthaA they have fhoir annual sheets prepared. ? We beg leave to call attention of the superintendent of education to the Importance of securing as school trus? tees the very best men of each town? ship in the county, * ' "We beg to report that ^rom inves? tigation mode at the county dispensa? ry', we find that satne is being .con? ducted to our entire satisfaction*, and that same is of much mors Import? ance In a financial way than anv man? ner of sale of whiskey, that we have had and w.e further recommend that the delegation from Lee county be re? quested to use theSr Influence In the next general assembly to have the*-*j dispensary law so amended as to ex? empt Lee county from that seotlon which requires .the dispensers to sell whtskey only on. request written and deposited with said dispensers for the reason' that we find that It is almost a physical impossibility to sell whis? key onjy after having requests of sale for the 'further reason that dispensers and clerks as a general rule have all of the .request blanks to make out for applicants. We beg le.ive to report to this court Ithat the erection of the court house for this county will soon be In operation which Is very gratifying for the reason that our efforts together with all other good' cltlaens , of the county have not proven to be In vain. We beg to extend our thanks to hi* Honor for the able Instructions given to us and also the assistance rendered U* hi p' rofrmlng our duty. We als i thanji the solicitor for hie jSSlSlants rondofSd us together with th?- other e ou r ontctaaV Hooi.fairy submitted, ?dW !? Wilson. Foreman. f liambrrlniir- t ough Kernt d.v One of the ISPSt on the Market. ? For man] years Chnmnertata'a i ? ? 11k?11 Uelneds lias constantly gained in favor ami popularity until lf*ls now ? p. th>? most staple medicines in i in.) has ig enormous sale. It Is Intended . sp. eidly f-or SCOtS throat and lutuc diseases, Vuoh as coughs, CoMfe and CTOngi and oas always " be idspsndtq upon. It Is pleasant and saf" t-? tak< and Is Undoubtedly the best lr. tlo- market for the purposes for whleh It Is intended. Sold by Do? Lornrpj's Pharmacy. lwniMix rei-tskd dmnnik. GO*/, Ansel Declines to Release ( on tid on Account of III Health. Qov. Ansel ha' refused to pardon' P\ I). Dennis, who was convicted . In ?umter, thin year on the charge of rtpt and given ? 5>ix months'1 sentence, gfr, L D. Jennings, acting tollcltor. endorsed gnc petition, whi< h was*] based "ii the grot|nde that the prison ?T has asthma and is urnibK to work, i bolhg a dead expense to the county. This la not the first petition bated on such -grounds as this that Gov. Aggcl haM refused, as he does not think that the reason given is sufficient to Inter* fere with the**/erdict of a jury. ?Occasional headache, belching, had ta??te in the mouth, lack of appetite and slight nervousness uro symptoms Of indigestion Which, when allowed to gi> uneared for. will develop Into a case of dyspepsia that will take agio rig time to get rkl of. Don't neglect your stomaeh. At the first Indication of trouble take something that wi 1 help It along in Its work of digesting the food,you eat. Kodol for indigestion' arid dyspeptla will do this. Kodol will make your food do you good nnd will enable yob to enjoy what you'?eat. Scdd 1^ all druggists. a A FRENCH VICTOKY. Gcp; Drude Reports Capture and Do struct Ion of Moor Camp?Many Killed. \ Paris, Sept. 12.?An official mes? sage from Gen. Drude, commanding the French forces in Morocco, states that he had.capture*! and burned the Taddert camp. Heavy losses were Inflicted on the Moors in the' fighting, while the French loss was one killed antTslx wounded. The Brave Fanatics Make Desperate Efforts to Sc fee French Artillery. Tangier, Sept. 12.?Lato advices from Casa Bianca declare that the fiercest sort of 'flghtlng'preceded the capture and burning of the Taddart camp. The Moors made frequent val? ient attempts to capture the French artillery, charging repeatedly In the face of a terrible Are 1 that mowed them down In scores. ? 4 Lust and Found. ?Lost between 9.30 p. m. yesterday and noon today, a bilious attack, with nausea and sick headache. This lose was occasioned by finding at Sibert's Drug1 Store a box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. ' Guaranteed for bilious ness. malaria alnd Jaundice. 26c. 1 THROUGH SELF-DEFENSE. r ? Man Cuts Woman's Head Off and Says He .Did it to Save Ills Life. Reading, Sept. 13.?Almost de? capitated, the vertebrae and wind? pipe alone not being severed, Mrs Gertrude Clinton, aged thirty, died here today from wounds inflieXed b> Frank Palmer, her lover. Palmer gave Himself up and declared the woman attempted to shoot h|m and?he cu her throat Jn self-defense. .. . -. Mad Tetter for Thirty Yours. ?I** have suffered with tetter for 30 years and have tried almost countless remedies with J little, if any, relief Three boxes of Chamberlain's Salve cured me. ^t was, a torture. It break out a little sometimes, but*nothing t? what it used to do.?D. H. Beach* Midland City, Ala. Chamberlain' Salve Is for sale by DeLorme's Phar rrtscy. . 1 _ > \ 1 CUBAN BANDIT KILLED. Ituralrs Attack and Disperse Gil , \ Culdenm's Band. Havana, Sept. 14.?Wounded and deserted by most of his followers, Gil Ca^deron, one of the most notorious bandit - chlefalns Cuba ever knew while trying tp rally his scattered band of outlaws before the organiza tlon was completely broken up, was captured yesterday . The outlaws were surprised In the! camp near Clenfuegos, and after desperate battle with the Rurales they lost twenty to thirty men in kill ed and wounded. The Rurales lost duzen. . k The New Pure Food and Drug Law ?We are pleased to announce that Foley's Honey and Tar for cough colds and lung troubles is not aftec4e by the national pure food and dru law as It contains no opiates or other harmful dri^gs, and we recommend as a safe remedy for children and adults. Sibert's .Drug Store. CONSTABLE SHOT TO DEATH. Falrhcld Cciunty Officer Killed in Mak lug an Arrest. Lancaster, Sept. 13.?James T Thomasson. who at one time wa State constable, was shot and kllle from arnbush today at, Great Fall w here he hud'gone to arrest a negr Jo?- Murphy*Who Is suspected of com mltttng the deed, it Is reported hei that Murphy surrendered In Wlnn poro this afternoo.t Thomaason was son of Fleming Thomasson, of th vtclnfty oj Rook Hill, and was about r.a years old. He leaves u family. ?The way to gel rid of a cold, evhether it be a "bad cold" or Just a litte one. i* to Ket It out of your sys? tem through the bowels, Nearly all cough euros, especially those that con? tain opiates, are constipating. Ken? nedy's Laaattve Cough Syrup contains no opiates apd acts gently on the bow ? els. Pleasant to lake Sold by all druggists. so MF pgiso.N FOODS. Scientists Have DIsTCirm| \Uiy Tiny Prove Irritating toJdnny Stomachs. Woods Hutchinson, M. D., eohtrib? utes to MctMure's Magasine for Sep? tember an article separating three classes of "pQison foods," common^' ised In small quantities without harmful effect, from the comestibles that* form -tapirs of diet. Indeed, I some dbn^bination of the few kind? of mammalian meats, mais<. wheat, rice, butter, oil. sugar and salt, ??two thirds of the money expended for food by every c+vifl/.ed. race nnd most bar baric ones'' goes to purchase: Science has, of course, long ago vindicated the good sense of human? ity's selection by showing thiz they contain the highest degree of fuel value, digestibility, and freedom from injurious results that Is to bt bad for the price?in *mos: case, ip.lecd, at any price. *l The virulent poison of tie? cassava root can bo extracted, an !" Us * latch ,is perfectly edible. Tho tubera' of the potato also . contain a modicum of poison, which 'cooking eliminates. These roots represent aj small group of "poison foods." The second and main group has but just been "found out," scientifi? cally speaking, although human stom? achs long ago detected Its influence, Peas, beans, chestnut's, peanuts and all nuts, l^roAvn bread and cheese pos? sess nutritive value at least equal to the staples, and have, therefore, been much affected by the faddists. Of these Dr. Hutchinson say's: Studies made from another point of view in the laboratories are begin? ning to throw a flood of light on the reason for the failure of these fqods promptly to meet with favor on the part of the public, revealing the sur? prising fact that' m?ny articles of food contain, Combined with their high percentage of nutritive value, substances which are irritating to the stomach, disturb digestion, or may. even behave as active poisons. As for the, bean?Boston take no tice?"coiled amid Its rich store of protend and fat, like guardian dra? gon? lie an aromatic oil and a bitter alkaloid, both poisonous to the sus? ceptible stomach in small amounts, and to the average one In larger," ^f some one could invent ^a process of surely extracting its poisonous ele? ments he would not only confer a general benefit, but would save many devoted lives of misguided diet re? formers and vegetarians. The banana, rich in, sugar and starch, even at its prpper ripeness has an irritant in its flavoring essences. Why nuts can 'nev - er form a staple Is thus indicated: An irritating principle has been found present in all nuts, partly in the kernel itself and partly in the skin which surrounds the kernel, which, eveni In cases of very moderate amounts. Is a very decided Irritant to the digesMve canal. Peanuts?which, of course, are not nuts at all. but the seed* of a species of pea whlqh Is ar? tificially caused to develop under? ground?are particularly strong in these poisonous extracts. The third class belong to the order of "casual- criminals;" and that is, when eaten with due moderation they are of high** practical value as gar? nishes?most fruits, especially straw? berries, several varieties of common vegetables, and some "ea foods." The tomato, whlph has the Worst popular reputation, "seems comparatively free from actual offense." Of coffee and tea much depends on^the mode, of 'preparation and the amounts drunk, but "few discoveries of the wit of man have added more to the comfort1 and happiness^ of-life and less to Its' series than tea and coffee."?New York. Times. ?DeWitt's Carb/)ll2ed Witch Hazel Salve is good for boils, burns, cuts, scalds and skin diseases. It Is espe? cially good for plies. Sold by all druggists. TAFT PARTY SAILS. Globe Trotting Presidential Candidate Left Seattle Today. Seattle, Wash., Sept. 12.?Secretary Taft and 'party are leaving on the steamship Minnesota today fur % the Philippines. They are expected to reach' Yokohoma on the 2r>ih in? stant. The Touch That Heals. ?Is the touch of Bueklen's Arnica Salve. It's the happiest combination of arnica flowers and healing balsams ever compounded. No matter how old the sore or ulcer is, this salve will cure It. For burns, scalds* cuts wounds or piles, it has no equal Guaranteed by.Slbcrt's Drug Store. 2 Be. Lord Arverstone has the. distinction of having made the longest speech "f any living lawyer, This was when be appeared ms counsel for his e'mntry before the Venoauelan arbitration commission, nnd his addres* occu? pied sixteen consecutive days. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought ?To check a cold quickly, v.< I from your druggist some li'i< Candy Cold Tablet! called PrevenUes. i druggists everywhere are now dh penning Pr< - \'< ntics, for they are no! only safe, but decidedly certain and prompt. Preventlca contain no quinine, no laxative, nothln* harsh nor sickening. Taken at th<- "?pee%e Ktage" Preven tlci wiiv prevent pneumonia, bronchi? tis, la grippe, etc. lb nee tin- name. Preventlcs. Good for feverish chil Tireu. 4s preyentlcs 25c Trial boxes r. cents, Sold by Sibert's Drug Store? VFItY St liTLi: ri.MTKKY. Chicago, Sept. 12.?That Rockefeller will* be reborn 1 ivlthoui any memory of the "il I I dividends is the* prediction of a-m.i<> Bessant, werkTs president of the> ThjOOsophlcal society, who 'is cettatn) thai when the oil king romcs to tarsi* next time he will be as perfect SM \i\ is possible for -ran to be.' BOOTH'S ^cx^HssBHBSBBBHlR^^HffEslWs^JOHsSiiMBBBBfl Gre?Lt Values. These are a few of them:/ One-Horse Wagon a it d Harness, Two= Horse Wagon, Canopy Top leather trimmed Surry, Quarter Leather Top, Buggy, LeatherTrimmedOpen Buggy Best Set Single Harness you ever saw for $25.00 $40.00 1 $85.00 $60.00 ,$50.00 $10.00 HORSES and MULES. -IN LINE WITH ABOVE PRICES^? I Lime, Cement, Hard-Wall Plaster, Fire Brick, Terra Cotta Pipe, Shingles, Laths and Builders9 supplies generally. Booth Live Stock Co. 9-4. '07?3m Sumter, - - South Carolina.. Beautiful Table Cutlery. We have an elegant line of Knives, Forks, Tea Spoons; Table Spoons, Berry Spoons, Cream Ladles, Gravy Ladles, Cold Meat Forks -AND Carvers in Stag, Celluloid, Pearl and Silver Handles, Which we areoffering at very attractive prices. -Pocket Knives Razor Straps ALL GUARANTEED. The Durant Hardware Co. Sherwin Williams mints &? varnishes An appeal to the pride of the owner of a home Everyone who owns a home is anxious that that home shall make the best appearance possible. Two things are necessary to produce satis, factory results in painting and var? nishing a home: 1 First?A satisfactory color scheme. Second?Paints/ varnishes, stains and enamels of such good quality that they not only give the exact color effect requited, but are sufficiently durable to keep up the attractive ap? pearance of the house in spite of the wear and tear of living in it. * These are offered by the Sherwin Williams Paints and Varnishes. The Sherwin-Williams Co. not only make every kind of paint and varnish used for a house and the best quality of that kind, but they make suggestions for the selection of colors, varnishes, stains and enamels, so that any given idea can be carried out, and car ried out with the best materials. You should see to it that when your buy paints and varnishes for yout house, or any part of it, or when you give an order to your painter for any painting and varnishing you want done, that Sherwin-Williams Paints and Varnishes are purchased. In large work it is always best to have a practical painter; but there are many little things about the. house thai you can readily finish yourselt I by using Sherwin-Williams ready-to? apply paints. ? Come in and have a little paint talk with us. Now is the time to "brighten up" your home for the long winter months. We can tell you the" best product to use for any purpose you may have in mind and secure complete finishing specifica? tions for you from' The Shetwin> Williams Co., if you desire them, to* special work. Our line of Shcrwm Williams Products is complete scut we are in a position to take the best care of your paint and varnish re? quirements. Carolina Hardware Company.