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NEW LIQUOR I AW. (Continued from Pago Two.) board shall, during the first week each month, make a sworn statente of the receipts, expenditures ami liab itics of each dispensary for the prece iitK month. and cause the samejjto I published.onte. in some ~ hrrl in the county iluring that wee " 'i.-tjScc. to.- li^eh <lisi>ciiscr^jt?il I .1 plali ed electoi ??i tnis Sta'fl^HA resident of the county in widen f" dispensary is located. who lias nev< pleaded guilty of violating any Jaw( r iating to intoxicating liquoiS, who not a keeper of a restaurant or pla?. of public amusement, and is not a< dieted to the use of intoxicating lit uors as a beverage. "Sec. it. Kach dispenser shall dail deposit, to the credit of the count board, in a hank designated by th board, all monies received by him froi sales. "Sec. u. The county dispensar uoard, netore permuting any dispense to offer any liquors lor sale shall cans the same to be put Into packages < not less than onc-hali pint nor mnr than live gallons and seal the same. Th dispenser shall sell by the packag only, and no person shall open th same or drink any of the contents o the premises. "Sec. ivt. All sales shall be for cas and at a profit to be determined by th board. I "Sec. i-w No sale or delivery lyei mittcd under this act shall be made/o Sunday, oij a general or primary elei tion day, on a legal holiday, or tvveeu tsunset and sunrise of any day nor -hall ii he lawful for dispensers t? ship liquors or beverages into a count; where there is iv> dispensary, nor sha! any common carrier transport suel liquors or beverages from a count; having a dispensary into a county hating no dispensary. "Sec. 15. No sale or delivery shal be made if the dispenser knows or ha reason to believe that the purchase is a minor, or is intoxicated, or is ii the habit of using intoxicating liquor to excess. <>r if the parent, husband wife, committee or guardian lia> mad< wrilt??n rnoin.-? ?!?.. .v.r.v-i hi.n no saie or vleliv cry l)o made t<> such purchaser. "See. 16. The dispenser shall sel only in a room fronting a publit street, without pictures. mirror- 01 any ornamentation^ whatever. inshU or outside. and without any screen curtain or oilier defice lor preventing frpw^Yrttaifciim i-l '? viewing ,. what may he transpiring within; tun shall any restaurant, pool or billian room or any other form <>i publit amusement be run or condtuted it the building, nor shall any opening coinnumicatmg with such be permit ted. "Sec. 17. The governor, county dis peiisary board, mayor or intendent o any city or town within which a dis peiisary may be located, are hereby yiv en the power and authority to cau-e tin places where sales are permitted by this act to be temporarily closed aoften and for such time as the public Hood may, demand. "Sec. iS. < )u the first day of January. April. July and October in every year, the county dispensary board shut Iilc with the clerk oi court a sworn stateiiu-DL^c. ^ -fr, -,pnT ??" *tlie countyior the three month: preceding said dates respectively, whirl shall he recor<lc<l In hint in a book kept ior that purpose. and publisher I.?rthwith hy said hoard, once, in a newspaper published within the conn tv . I he hoard shall lile a copy there ot with each oi the following officers: the county treasurer, the county supervisor. mayor < >r iiilcndent v. Here lue dispensary is located, and tile county superintendent oi education; and upon the said day -.hall divide the profits into three eiptal parts; one-third to he paid t ' the county treasurer n r ordinary county expenses; one-third to the county treasurer tor the county school iuinl. <>r ior roads and bridges, as may l e delerniined hy the election provided ior in seetiojt - y of this act, ls_ and onj^A^tii ,u>vtlx 'treasurer oi the ,i ?" i ftuiincipaiity in which said dispensary is mcincu. i<ir on unary cxihmIm's, c\ cept in the ci>uutics <>i Abbeville, Unit >11, New berry ami Lancaster. where the profits shall be equally divided between the counties ior ordinary county purposes am! i!ie town or city where a dispensary is located t*?>; municipal purposes: and in the county ??t Georgetown, where one-tenth shati go to the public schools and the balance shall Ire equally divided between the county for ordinary county purposes and the city of Georgetown for municipal purposes; ami in the county oi Orangeburg, where one-half of the profits shall go to the municipality where such dispensary is located and the balance to be equally divided between the public schools of the county and the county tor ordinary county purposes; and in tiie counties oi Lee, \ liamberg, Fairfield,- Richland and Florence, here one-tilth shall go to tin public schools in the said counties and the balance to be equally divided uctwe^ti the town or city where the disi.. >** pensary is located and the county on " ordinary purposes; and in the county of Sumter to per cent, oi the entirt profits derived 111 the said county iron all dispensaries located therein, slial > go to the general school iund; of tin >> profits that remain, one-half thereol that.arise iroin each and every dispensary in said county shall go to tin county for ordinary purposes, and tin town or city in which a dispensary may be located shall retain the other onehalf for ordinary purposes; and in tin county of Charleston, where one-hal shall go to the city and" one-tenth t< the school* fund, one-fifth to genera county fund and ore-fifth to sanitary drainage commission of Charlestor v for. drainage purposes and working tlu ^public roads; Tnd in the county 01 Tlanipton, where one-half of the profits Y. ' shall go to the general county fund One-fourtll to the town or mimirinalili iii which said dispensary is located foi the ordinary expenses of-the town, and one-fourth to ifhe county treasurer fot the county school fund. "Sec. i<). /(ulceus*# druggists fon? tores and manufacturers bisn and getirn^c? medicines, are herehv Brothers, Teftphonmrchase alcohol for the ? >ounding medicine tincWANTPD?You to list' that cannot be m-ed with The Metropolitat Trust Co., of Greenw parent. husband, Real Sstate bought and guardian giving for prospectus of The St' provjded i<?r in curities Co., on immigratio right of action loaned long time, low rates, violating such Greenwood, S, C. ,:i> sue lor and I j recover damages therefor on the bond \ required of >uch dispenser. i "Sec. _m. All alcoholic liquors in ! p<?-i??n of any person for inilawfu! i ? tise dial! he seized without warrant. \ of and it no action to recover same is ? it begun within ,?> days from such seiz- t il-lure. or if such action be begun and d-1 the 1 tdgutcni the court he adverse 1 L)e | to the plaintiff, then such liquors shall \ l>-j be forfeited to the county in which : k. Uanic is seized, if there be a dispensary ? bel in said county, and disposed of as the j nlHtt'iVtt dispensary board may deettl 11 'demvwei?'a e-1 publicly by the sheriff of the county, it is j "Sec. 22. Upon affidavit, which may c e he on information and belief, to the s I- effect that contraband liquor is being p I- unlawfully concealed, kept or stored o I in any place, a search warrant may he, t ly; issued by any magistrate of the county f y ' empowering any officer or person who I: te may be deputized to enter the said t n place by day or night and to search r the said premises for the purpose of n y seizing the said contraband liquors jo r therein concealed, kept or stored. J d e ! which said liquor, when seized, shall a >f) be disposed of as hereinbefore proVide ed tor the disposition of unlawful p Cj liquors: Provided, That no dwelling v e house shall be searched in the night1 tl c | time. | <1 u I "Sec. -?.t. Any person detected in o the act of violating any of the provis-jb h ions of this act sitall he liable to ar-jl> 0 rest without warrant: Provided, a war-jp | rant shall he produced within a reason-1 s< '- able time thereafter. t< u "Sec. .24. Every person who dispos-jp es or rescues from a constable or other j e n officer, or attempts so to do, any al- it *? coholic liquors or beverages taken or jo 9 detained by such officer charged with pi y the enforcement of tlii> law shall, upon! 11 i conviction, he punished by imprison1 incut not lcs> than three months nor q v more than u months, or by line of i ]j< - not less than $too nor more than $500. |n, "Sec. J5. Any person handling eon1 trahand liquor in the night time or |>, s delivering the same shall be guilty of aj r a misdemeanor. and on conviction shall 1 he punished bv iinnrisonnient for not .: III * less than throe months n??r more than vj I. i_? months, or hv a tine of not less c than $100 or more than $500. I? "See. -Jf>. Any wagon, cart, boat ^ or any other conveyance, together with t1. i horses, innies or other animals and 1 tli harness accompanying the same, trans-1^, 1* porting liquors or beverages at night, f,, [other than regular passenger or freight tli . steamers ami railway cars, shall he li- Ss !, able to seizure and coniiscation. and 10 ! the same to he duly advertised and p, sold and the proceeds sent to the conn- ])( 1 ty dispensary hoard, to he applied in : hereinl -fore directed as to the profits. 1 "Sec. J~. Any common carrier nriif t its agent or servants, or any person |n -1 who shall carry or transport alcoholic j m ! liquors or beverages for unlawiul use j ri - to any place or county where maun-j |? f facture or sale of alcoholic liquors is ,v - I prohibited, shall he deemed guilty of u - a misdemeanor, and upon conviction |>: ; j shall he lined not less than $100 and h: r. not more than $500. or he imprisoned u?! at hard labor for not less than .to : days or more than two years, or by both, in the discretion of the court. ju ! "Sec. jS. Any person who shall in ' 1 this State offer for sale, or solicit thejf,'; 1 purchase of any of the lii|tiors or hev-L.i 1 erj|ges mentioned in section i_of this!,,, *:w!f^>lRcr than l"r "personal use. whetli j >u ; er for present of future delivery, shall f;, 1 he deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and vii : upon conviction in a court of con- g?| 1 tempt jurisdiction shall he punished by ,,t 1 tine of not less than $100, or imprison-.; m: tnenl for not less than three months. u] "Sec. Ji). All ulaces where persons ]|? are permitterl to resort for the "purpose , c of drinking alcoholic liquors or hever-;-o I ages are hereby declared nuisances, i'i ] and the keeper or manager of such (lie l>l.n.?-, ll | >' >11 I I > 11 \ HlM'il. Sliall 1)1' pilll- n'l-' i i-licd as provided in section i oi this m'; act. i.i "So. ,tn. I'very > ?n \vh?? <1kiH ed direct ' r indirect v keep or maintain to !?y hint-eli or l>y a--ociatinn ?r coinhin c invt with others. < r who shall in any pr , manner aid. a.-.-i-t or al>et in keeping vi< >r maintaining any chili room <>r other,er place- in which any alcoholic liquors , er or lie vera c e - art received or kept lor | ra tinlawnii u-r. barter or -ale as a bev-.>'\ erajje or for di-tribution or division i In anions th,. member- oi any club or ?*e asso ciation b\ any mean- whatever, and er; every person who shall receive, barter, th , sell, assist. or abet another in receiv |cr, my;, bartering or selling any alcoholic liquor- or beverage- so received or eh kept, -ha! be deemed uniltj oi a mis-, till demeanor, and upon conviction thereoi ins shall be punished by a tine oi not less be than Sioo or more than $500, or by itn- to prisoument for a term oi not less tlum t:* three months nor more than tj ' "i months. "Sec. ,ti. It shall be unlawful for vi< any club, company, association or cur- di i poratioii, or any chartered company 11 now in existence, or hereafter to be er incorporated, tor social, literary, or 'h . otlter purposes, within this State, to 'i<| buy, Sell, keep for sale, exchange, l>ar-|t" ter any liquor, wine. beer, bitters or I other intoxicating spirits for any pur-1 'J' j pose whatever, either ty members or I lie to other persons ;'t*r members, and any I ,n " members knowingly belonging to any i ' club, company, association or corpora-j lion which receives and dispenses in- fJ1' i1 toxicating spirits contrary to the pro- hi I visions of this section, shall be deem- l> : ed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon 11" [ conviction thereof before a magistrate I shall be lined in a sum not less than : $.to nor more than $50, or imprisonnient in the county jail not exceeding j s,> r .to days, for each and every offence, d'1 "Sec. .t-i The payment of the Unit-!ai Med States special tax a* a liquor seller,' i ojl notice of any kind 111 any place oi sli ? resort or in any More or shop, indi-lci I eating that alcoholic liquors are there of r sold, kept or given away, shall he held tli 1 to be prima facie evidence that the per- j In sou or persons paying said tax and to f the parties displaying such notices are at i acting in violation of tht^ act. unless c< , said person or parties are selling under tie n&PPO|l>tiucnt a- i?re?cri!ied bv tlii they shail be punished by a line of f>r ! not less .than $100 n? >r more than $500. uI ' QT by imprisonment for a term of not on ies* th*n ttiree months, nor more than o . -jfr' months. Conviction in the United e< States court of illicit sales oi liquor -shall he taken a- prima facie evidence j an ! of violation of the provisions of this 1 or act. and any distiller or manttfactnror j ;>r 11 of liquors containing alcohol so con-jpe victca in the United States cattrt shall, m , l>y reason of snclt conviction. forieit t>r the permit or license granted him here- sa in. in .addition to the other penalties lis herein provided. "Sec. ,t.t. Upon conviction of any ca oersott for the violation of any pro- tin I ( -i>i m <>f this act. where punishment n not provided tor, such person shall ? fund or imprisoned at nard la,or n the discretion of the court: i,ro"1 ided. the line shall not l>e less pan iioo and the imprisonment not ess! han tiiree months. < . L I "See. .14. In any county in this 3i"?te | u which the dispensary has not iljoon v*oted out hy and under existing law. nnl until an election is held in^such ounl\ as provided in thi> act, H I >ensar\ now established therein P J ' >e continued as a dispensary j" ia' under this act. There snaj be pp?iTi?r?<# h, tt?v movcri'??r as soof afer the approval of fM* act as p?etiahle. a county dispensary boaf in ttch county in the same mannerTs is j rovided hereinbefore for appointment I if such boards, whose duties atgj an hority shall be the same as Iter inhcore provided for such boards said toard is authorized to purchase ironi he proper State authorities the tock hi hand or so much thereof as ui y be i ecessarv. The profits arising fro 1 the | peration of such dispensaries sh II be ivided as provided in section 18 c this ! ctr "See. 35. In the event that a disensary be established under the prnisious of this act in any county,fand j hereafter an election be held hcieuti-1 cr, resulting in the disestnblismpent 1 the same, the county dispemary. nard in sueli county shall immetnatcelose the dispensaries therein, <hs- , ose oi the stock on hand for cash to nme other county dispensary bfuwijor 1 purchasers outside <>f this Statc,\p ! h the proceeds thereof, with any i r assets, to the payment of outstatni- 1 lg obligations, and divide the net pr<>-' L-eds as hereinbefore provided for disLMisary profits. "See. 36. Any person, linn or cor ration now engaged under license in ic manufacture and sale of alcoholic piors or beers, in counties which have >t heretofore voted upon the question dispensary or 110 dispensary, is hercr permitted and licensed upon conipliice with the following provisions, to I ntinuv such manufacture and sale 1111I an election he held as herein proded. resulting in the prohibition of, ich inanufaeture, unless such license sooner revoked hy the general asnihly. Such license is hereby granted II ui payment annually in advance, to le rounij dispensary hoard in such uiitx ' ii a license fee graduating a> llows: For a distillery using from' rec to 50 bushels of grain per day. | no: for a distillery Using from 50 to I o bushels of grain per day. Si.ooo r a distillery using front 100 t?? 200, tshcls per ?l:?y. $1,500; fur a distillery' iiijjf from J00 in Im) bushels per day. I 1.500: and inr a distillery using iver to husluds per day, $5,000, and for; eweries and bottling estahlislnnents 1 anu lecturing or bottling lager and ee heer or other alcoholic or malt verages. the following sums. to-wit: 1 ich estahlishinenis using from one to 1 barrels per da\. $500: from 10 to 20 irrels per day. $1,500: front 20 to 40 irreN per day. $5,000. and ior those 'tin more than 40 barrel* per day. | ,.000. Such licensee shall tile with iid hoard a bond to tlu* State for the e of county in a stun of not less than | (.o<x> nor more than $20,000. to* be (wl by the county dispensary board,! id bond to be based upon the .si$ej the establishments. with good and) / icicnt surety conditioned upon the ithful compliance with the law: Proled. I hat no license is hereby grant- i to au\ person, linn or corporation' her than those now engaged in such anufacture and sale in counties; terein dispensaries are now estab-j lied and in operation or to the sue-' -or or successors of am such per- j n. linn or corporation approved by J e county dispens.arx board, and no ense shall hereafter be granted e.\ pt 111 such counties and only to man ictnre and <?-lI in one city therein at least gn.nou inhibitants: Provid . further. That it s'nall not be lawful sell such liquors and beverages e\ pi in quantities and in the manner escribed in the constitution; Proled. further. That such manufactttr-! - shall not st II such liquor- and bevages to an\ person, firm or eorpo-' lion within the limits of this State, cept to county dispensary boards, j the a|i|dication for a permit or li use to manufacture liquors and bev ages or beer, the applicant shall give i n>iiiiiv dispensary i??arcl lull j? ?\vupon any violation of this act, to i/c ami take possession of any ma inery > >r product on hand at the dis Icry or place where such applicant n manufacture such lii|iiors or such ers and shall authorize said hoard pay the United States nmernuienl \ upon the -ante and dispose there a- provided herein for contraband oils. Tile license fees herein proled shall he divided as provided fori -piusary profits in section iS and ,t4 this ;.,t: and the term manufacturwherever used in this act. shall inidi bottling establishments for malt u rs. and brewers of beer may sell { such bottling establishments. j "Sec. ,t~. Any count} may prohibit e uiamifacture and sale hereinbefore enscd within its limits .n the follow-; K manner: Upon the petition of le-fourth of the ipialilied voters of icli county for an election upon the , ie-tion of manufacture therein, being ( ed with the supervisor of said roiinhe shall order an election submit- , lg the ipiestion of manufacture or| ? manufacture, which election shall! petitioned for. ordered and conduct-1, I in the same manner as provided in ctions > i r.n.l ..>" o.: .. .. - ..I 11 ^ at'l, except at the ballot* be 'For manufacture,' id 'Against manufacture.' "Sec. ,tX. It shall be the fluty of the icrilT.*, their deputies, magistrates, notables, rural police, city and town j iicials to enforce the provisions of | is act. If they fail to do *o it is reby made the duty of the governor enforce the same, and he is hereby I ithori/ed to appoint such deputies,] instable* and detectives as may be rc*sary: the salaries and expenses such officer* to be paid out of the olit* of the dispensaries in counties u-rein they may be established and t of the ordinary county funds in .Him-, wiiciciii tney nave n??t been tablished. 'Sec. ,V). The office of dispensary ditor is hereby created. The gov-! nor shall immediately upon the apoval ?>f this act appoint a competent r-on as dispensary auditor to exam- . i* from time to time as hereinafter i ovided into the affairs of all dispell- ; ries and liquor manufacturing estab- i huients condueteil in the State. 1 "Sec. 40. It shall be the duty of j <h dispensary auditor to make a > -rough examination into all the > htyoi A FOR YOUR I mi No Natter What Your Proper! If I did not have tin* ability QI this advertisement. This "ml" of new properties, ami I am jit* to pay for the eost of these "i estate business today. Why not put your property I will not only l>e able to s? ipiiek sales. I have the most e< ^^9 country ami a field force of men 1/L I <lo not hamlle all lines usii CB ?ami lots of it?or no out of hits Jr. I exjieet to Kml. at the close of I hut it will first h?? necessary for doesn't matter whether yon hav it is worth, or where it is Inc. I will tell you how ami why complete plan FKKK OF ("IIAI of great value to you, even if yoi If you want to buy any kin CI reipiirements. I will guarantee O David P. Taff, Th< gggooocg books, papers ami affairs of the said dispensary and liquor manufacturing establishment and in making such examinations he shall have authority to administer oaths and to summon and examine all persons connected with the said dispensary and liquor maim- j facturing establishment. He shall make a lull and detailed report of his Imdings and tile the same with the State treasurer and with the treasurer of the county in which the dispensary or liquor establishment may he located. Said e xamination and report of each dispensary and establishment shall he made at least once every three in. milts. "Sec. 41. The term oi office of the said dispensary auditor shall he tour years and he shall receive a- coiiiocjis.aiion $2,000 pe-r annum and a" '"'J x m - ?..? |w- mill in Uif discharge oi In^ duties. "Si r. 4_\ 1 lu- said dispensary audi- ! l?<r i> hereby autluirized t<> prescribe a system oi bookkeeping and accounts ior the several county dispensary boards and to eniorce the observance j of the same. "Sec. 4.V All accounts for salary and expenses of the dispensary auditor shall be submitted to and approved by tin comptroller general and he shall apportion the same to and assess the same upon the several dispensaries in the Slate according to their (truss | sales and the same shall be paid by 1 the several county dispensary boards] to the State treasurer to be paid by Jjjm u|>tn the warrants of the comptroller general. "Sec. 44. Any person who may obstruct or interfere with said dispensary auditor in the performance of his duties shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be punished by imprisonment not exceeding one year or by line not exceeding $1,000, or both, in the discretion of the court. "Sec. 45. If any member of the county dispensary board, any dispensary clerk or assistant in their employ, violates any of the provisions oi this1 act, he shall be deemed guilty oi a misdemeanor and shall be removed from office. | "See. 46. It shall be unlawful for any distiller, manufacturer or brewer j of any alcoholic 'minors or beverages,) or any dealer in any of said liiptors or beverages, or any agent of any such I distiller, manufacturer, brewer or ileal-1 er. to approach or consult personally.] or attempt so to do. any member of any county dispensary board or any clerk in any dispensary or the dispensary auditor, regarding any particular brand or kind of litptor or beer for the purpose of influencing the pur chase oi any oi said goods, or ior urging the consideration of any special 1111 ilities claimed for same, or for any other purpose, or to address any personal communication by wire or mail or by other means |M any member of any < c said county dispensary boards or to any dispenser or clerk in any dispensary. < >r to the dispensary auditor concerning any liquors or beers of any brand or kind whatsoever which might be intended or calculated to in Illicit C either <>{ said parties to urge t ?r recommend <>r surest the purchase! Dt same, or to attempt In any way to Influence either of said parties to give ' preference to his or their goods, or Fo present or suggest the presentation of any rebate, gift or thing of value whatsoever to any member of any county dispensary, board or to any dispenser or clerk in any dispensary or to the dispensary auditor for the pur- | pose of influencing either of said parties, or for any other purpose: Provided, That nothing herein contained1 shall be construed to prevent the offer and acceptance of any rebate in tended and conditioned to be applied solely to the profits of the county (lis pensary in any county in the State, said offer and notice oi rebate to be submitted with the bid of the distiller, manufacturer, brewer, dealer or agent, is provided in section ^ of this act. \ny distiller, manufacturer, brewer, dealer or agent guiltv of violating the j terms of this act shall be deemed guiltv of a misdemeanor and upon convic-l ? oii-.tt iw. c.?i - 1 ....... wv linen nr?i less man $100 j nor ni?>re than $1,000. or be imprisoned I at hard labor for a term of not Ic^s than six months nor more than two years, or both lined and imprisoned,' at the discretion of the court. Any member of any county dispensary hoard or clerk in a dispensary, or dispensary auditor, who shall personally! consult with any distiller, manufacturer, brewer, dealer or a Kent as hereinbefore mentioned, or who permits any distiller, manufacturer or brewer, deal er or agent to approach him 111 the manner above mentioned or who shall accept any rebate, gift or thing of valu from any distiller, manufacturer, >rcwer, dealer or agent, except as hen 11 provided, shall be subject to inline- 1 Mate removal by the governor and > '..all be deemed guilty of a misdemean- ' 4 eoeoeoooo U WANT REAL ESTATE 0 I CAN GET ll \y is Worth, or ia What Town, City, Sti p ami facilities to sell your proj>erty, I eei (lik*' all my other "ads") Is practically > ?t as sure to sell these properties and mak ids," and make a good profit liesides. 1 among the numlicr that will lie sold as a II it?some time?hut will lie alile to sell implete and up-to-date equipment. I ha to find buyers. lally carried by the ordinary real estate ag dness. 1 can assure you I am not going o the year, that I have sold twic^HjUt many | me to "list" more nropertictf, I want 1 e a farm, a home without any land, or a 1 ated. If you will write a letter of int I can quickly convert the property i l\<?E and terms for handling it. - The inf i should decide not to sell. You had bett< d of a Farm, House or Business, in any pi to fill tlicm promptly and satisfactorily. ? Land Man, 415 Kan. 4 odooooooc 'or, and upon conviction shall be lined not less than $ioo nor more than $i,ooo, i <>r imprisoned at hard labor for not less than six months nor more than two years, or both fined and imprisoned, at the discretion of the court: Provided, That it shall be unlawful for any distiller, manufacturer, brewer or dealer, or agent, after being adjudged guilty of violating the provisions oi I tliis. section to do any further business m this State, directly or through the 'intermediary of another firm, person i or corporation; and it shall be unlawful for any county dispensary board I after receiving notice that the section has been violated by any distiller, manufacturer, brewer or dealer, by agent lor otherwise, to order any more liqu' ors or beverages of anv kind from said I ... ... II. . f" ? - dealer. or to display or offer for sale Koods manufactured by any person, linn or corporation violating this section. after the stock then on hand of said goods has been disposed of, and it is hereby declared to be the duty of the dispensary auditor to serve prompt notice upon all county dispensary boards of any and all convictions under this act. "Sec. 47. The State dispensary is hereby abolished and all acts and parts of acts inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed: Provided, That this act shall not have the effect of preventing any violations of the present criminal law relating to the dispensary being punished as now provided by law ior offenders hertoforc committed. "Sec. 4X. This act shall go into effect immediately upon its approval by I the governor. "Sec. 40. lick>re sc..ing or delivering any intoxicating liquors to any person, a request must be presented to the I county dispenser printed or written, 'dated of the true date, stating that he ior she is of age. and the residence of j signer for whom or whose use it is J required, quantity and kind required, and his or her true name, and the request shall be signed by the applicant jin his own true name and signature at1 tested by the county dispenser or his clerk, who receives and tiles the requests. Itnt the requests shall be refused if the county dispenser tilling it personally knows the person is a minor. that he is intoxicated, or that he is in the habit of using inotxicating liquors to an excess; or if the applicant is not so personally known to said county dispenser, before tilling said order or delivering I liquor lie shall receive the statement of a reliable and trustworthy person of good character and habits, known personally to him, that the applicant is not a minor and is not in the habit of using intoxicating liquors to an excess; such request books shall be provided by the county boards in the manner and form as is provided in section 567 and .VvX of the criminal code." Ednorsed by the Country. "The most popular remedy in Otsego! county, and the best friend of my J family," writes Win. M. Dictz, editor | and publisher of the Otsego Journal, j Gilbertsvillc, N. Y., "is Or. King's j New Discovery. It has proved to he | an infallible cure for coughs and colds, making short work of the vrorit of | them. We always keep a bottle in the house. 1 believe it to be the most val-! liable prescription known for I.ung and! Throat diseases.' Guaranteed to never disappoint the taker, by all druggists. I'rice 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. 1 # A Maine paper says a traveller in 40-degrees below-zero cold in " that State recently got out of his vehicle to drink at a brook. The beard got wet. As he Journeyed on it froze and broke off, leaving him beardless. A tissue builder, reconstructor, builds up waste force, makes strong nerves j and muscle. You will realize after tak-I ing llollister's Rocky Mountain Tea what a wonderful benefit it will be to you. 45 cents. Tea or Tablets. The Rice Drug Co. Georgia is taking hold of the immigration problem. A meeting of jtbft Georgia immigration asociation held in Macon Jast Tuesday. Among' the speakers were Ex-Governor Hoyward. of this State, and the Hon. I*'. I'. Sargeant, commissioner general of im migrati< >11. For Rheumatism Sufferers. The quick relief from pain afforded by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm makes it a favorite with suff-rers from Rheumatism, sciatica, lame back, lumbago. and deep seated and muscular pains. For sale by Union Drug Co. cashI ?R BUSINESS XT^ ite. or Territory it is Located. jL -tainly could not afford to pay for jft aire to place on my list a number ** e enough money in cominisaions "hat is why I liave bo large a real result of these "ads?" it quickly, I-wn a specialist in ve branch offices throughout the tents. I MUST SELL real estato ut of business. On-the contrary, lropertiea as I did the past year, jW to list YOURS and SELL it. It business; it doesn't matter what juiry and mail it to me today, nto cash, and will give yon my orination I will give yon will Ik* pr write today liefore you forget it. art of the country, tell me yhur ive., Topeka, Kas. O SMITH'S PRICES' Seeded Raisins - - - - - V 10c Currants ------ 3 forlW . > > \ 10c pkgs Candy - - - - 07c *, | Grated Cocoanut - - - - 05c Best Grade Tripe - - - - 15c Tomato Catsup - - 10 and 15c Salad Dressing 15c Bottle Pickles ----- 10c Sour Pickles per dozen - - 10c Grape Nuts ------ 15c Postum ----- 15 and 25c Cream of Wheat - - - - 20c 2 pkgs Quaker Oats - - - 25c W. Newell Smith can onslly bo raised with I B rogulur. even stands, and of the vory best grade, for which the hlgtiest prices can be gotten at your warehouse, or from tooaoco buyers if fxju ? in, n i?w wwmoeroreplanting, Iiborully uso Virginia-Carolina Fertilizers. 4 Use thom again au a top dressing, or second application. 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