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Morris tribune., 1904-12-10
ON MOTION OF GOVERNMENT.
Hearing Of "Beef Trust" Case Passed
to an Unfixed Date.

to an Unfixed Date.
Washington, Dec. 9.-The hearing
by the supreme court Of the United
States court in the case OF Swift VS..
the United States, popularity known as
1.-The beef trust" case. has been passed
to an un1ixed future date at the 1e-
quest OF the government. The case
was on the courts call for the day
and at the opening of the session AS
sistant Attorney Day appeared and
moved that the case be passed under
the twenty-sixth rule of the court,
which rule provides that upon agree
ment by counsel any case may be post.
poned and restored at future time to
be agreed upon. Mr.. Day stated that
the purpose of the motion was to serve
the convenience of the attorney gen.
eral, who desires to participate in the
argument and who was not prepared
at this time to proceed. He added
that counsel on the other side had
consented to the postponement.
Under the arrangement the argu-
ment may be made at any time upon
which counsel and the court agree.
In explanation of his action in NOV
ing to pass the immediate hearing OF
the case Mr.. Day made the following
statement: ~---~->~~
1T being doubtful whether this case
would be reached in time to conclude
the argument before the usual recess
(next week) for the Christmas holi-
days it was deemed best to postpone
the argument until the court convenes
Jan. 8.
This will avoid the danger of hav-
ing the argument interrupted by the
for the holidays and it
will ali then be fresh in the minds of
the judges when they go into confer
ence to decide the case"
Morris tribune., 1904-12-10
cRUM CASE TAKEN UP.

Subject Discussed in Executive Ses.
sion of Senate.
Washington, Dec. Am attempt to
secure consideration of the pure food
bill was prevented in the senate and
the objections indicated that it will
not pass.
The Crum case came up Immediately
afterward and forced the senate into
executive session. Mr.. Tillman Is. c.
asked for report from the judiciary
committee on his resolution regarding
the recess appointment of Crum as col
lector at Charleston. Before the dis
cussion proceeded far the doors were
closed on motion of Mr.. Aldrich.
At 12:45 the senate adjourned until
Monday.
Morris tribune., 1904-12-10
Narrowly Escapes Defeat.

Paris, Dec. 9.-In the chamber of
deputies during the afternoon the gov
ernment escaped defeat by the narrow
majority of 2 votes, 276 to 274, on
resolution inviting the government to
refer tc the superior council of judges
the cases of those magistrates who
have been guilty Of making secret in
vestigations.
Morris tribune., 1904-12-10
WILL SEND THIRD SQUADRON.
Russia Preparing to Reinforce Rojest-
vensky's Fleet.

st. Petersburg, Dec. 9.-The Asso-
ciated +. cas- Is authorized to announce
that I.ua54a mas no intention OF senL-
ing the .olaCk sea deet to reinforce Ad-
MIRA -.oIesCvensky's squadron. 1t is,
hoWevGI, ..ussla's purpose to dispatch
thlrU s4uauIon from the Baltic as
soon as 1t uan be made ready This
decision was tahen at the same TINE
that it was deciued to send out the
second Pacific squadron. The thlru
squadron Will consist OK five armor-
clais, four cruisers, ten toi pedo boats,
two transports and two hospital ships.
Morris tribune., 1904-12-10

! r2lgnmGnt OF MIS-. laSSle IL. LnaQWlcK
! before the United States commissioned
on the technical charge of aiding
| and abetting a bank official in miSap-
plying the funds OF a national bank
the second Stage in this remarkable
| case was begrn. 1t seems almost GER
tain that these proceedings ultimately
will result In clearing away the mys-
terry in which the case has been
Shrouded.
Mrs. Chadwick, who had been per-
mitted tc remain at the hotel Breslin
during the nIsnt, a. Ose ea4 ~ an to-.
the United States marshal she Was
ready to accompany him. A carriage
was called ana lne pa.ty started sho4 /
ly before oclo.K for the fedelai
building, wheie the IL a4-aignment Was
to take place.
On the way from the hotel to the
federal bui..-ng h44s. Chadwick SAID
to the ma. shal VINO had her in Gus
tody:
"'rhe time will come when these
people will see that am very much
maligned and prosecuted woman.
When l think of what i have gone
through in the past few weeks ] won
der that l am not insane. Everybody
has jumped on me, but l will come out
of this all right and when I do | will
issue a statement to the public that
will show how innocent l have BEEN
Mrs. ChauwicK later thanked the
marshal tA,ain Tor his courtesy to her
and especially for not putting her un-
der arrest before, as she said her law
yers had told her he could have done.
Interest in Future Revelations.
Practically all interest in the case
10 centeleu IN conjecture as to what
the future will reveal. Men who pro-
fess to have an intimate knowledge OF
the attails OF the woman have hinted |
that only a suggestion of the real case
has yet become public. One man is
credited with the statement that time
will show this to be the most sfupen.
douS and faleeaching case of its kind
IN many years. Already the country
has been startled by the disliosul es
which have followed one after another
n quick succession since Mrs. Chad
wick's affairs were bought before the
public view less than two weeks ago.
Since that time Mrs. Chadwick's
Known Indebtedness has grown from
eSS I0an SzUU,UUU TO more tnan $l,-
100000 ana her counsel has said that
claims against her may amount to
20, 100000 for all he knows.
The strangest feature OF the mys.
cry has been the use of the name of
dr. Calnegie. What reason was of.
cred to y >plain why Mr.. Carnegie r.
Who has -. inl ONE of more than So.
100000 a year from United States
'teel bonds alone. should be giving I
otes, has not been brought out. 3
Probably not in the history of the .
Inited States has there been anything I
imilar in unusual circumstances and /
lagnitude to the Chadwick borrow {
lgs. According to the statement of n
resident Beckwith of the failed Citi- e
ems National bank OF Oberlin, O., f
otes for at least $1,250,000, endorsed IN
Y Mrs. Chadwick, are outstanding:
le securities said to be held by Iri
eynolds of Cleveland figure to the
Stent of $5,000,000; Herbert D. New r
IN has claims for S190,80O and it is "
sserted by those oonversant with the h
range case that number of banks Fl
ot vet mentioned in public had made d
rye loans to Mrs. Chadwick.
Morris tribune., 1904-12-10
WET REPORTED ENTIRELY
OUT OF ACTION.
VIGOROUS BOMGARDMENT CONTINUES
CRUISER BAYAN is BURNING AND
OTHER SHIPS SUSTAIN Sc.
RIOUS DAMAGE.

Toxic, Dec. 9.-The commander of
the Japanese naval land batteries in
front of Port Arthur, reporting on Dec.
z, says:
An observation taken today from
203-Metre hill shows that the turret
ship Poltava lies sunken as reported
on Dec. 6.
"The battleship Retvizan seems to
have sunk, her stern being under
water.
"The bombardment today has heav-
lily damaged the battleship Pobieda,
which is listing to starboard and show
Ing the westward portion of her hull,
which is painted red"
The following report from the COM
mander of the naval land battery in
front Of Port Arthur was received
later in the day:
"The battleship Pobieda's middle
funnel is seriously damaged. The YES
sci is listing ait and is submerged to
the stern walk.
The battleship Retvizan is listing
to s,aIbodru anu her upper deck is
nearly submerged.
az 1880 p. m. it became certain
that the Peresyiet hau been sunk. She
is in the same LonaltiOn as the PO4-
tava. The I'allaua is beginning to list
to port. We are vigorously lombard
ing the Panaaa.
The arnlo. ed cruiser Bayan is now
burning to her lore deck.
''The battleship Sevastopol appears
m no lUi1,p in EIaST haPbnr a ion
side the great crane, but only the tops
OF her masts are visible. A hill COM
pletely hides her hull"
Morris tribune., 1904-12-10
ALLEGED ROBBERS CAUGHT
Six Men Wanted at JolIey, la, FounoE
in AayStack

Fort Dodge, Ia, Dec Six men,
believed to have participated in the.
attempt to rob the Peoples bank of,
Joliey, Ia., were captul ed by farmers"
posse near Yetter and were placed in
Jail at Rockwell City The men were
found in haystack, which it was.
necessary to fire before they woulCtl
emerge A horse and buggy stolen:
from farmer near Jolley was found
near where the men were hidden.
Morris tribune., 1904-12-10
Entire Family Murdered.

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 9.-A speciaT
from Trenton, S. c., says an entire
white family car there named Hughes.
has been MT 4eied. Meager details so-
far received resemble the killing of
the Ho ges family at Statesboro last
August.
Morris tribune., 1904-12-10
PLEASED WITH THEl7 W.T..
Representatives c.. t-.raa En5; =
Die go h:r ~.csn 'rtir.

w. '''''< 'o-sl. IT 'ts
New fo-n n, .Jc-. 9.-Ge.le. Il .,,r
Loewen.eld and Major Cou:.t yo.a
Schmet!oW CT lre Ge.l4.an amy, %no
represented Emperor William at the
unVelling of the statue of Fredcri, K
the Great in Washington, have arrived
here after tour Of the East and Mid
die West and will start for home Sat-
urday.
We have had most delightful ex-
perlence of American hospitality"
said General Won Loewenfeld. "We
nave inspected some of your great in
dustrial ~-, establishments and army
posts, What we saw was wonderful.
l visited army barracks in almost
every part OF Europe and com-a.i.cn-
would not be unfavorable to this coun-
frv ..-s-as,,.s,s
Morris tribune., 1904-12-10
AGAIN MEETS DEFEAT.
Parasuayan Government Disposed toe
Accept Mediation.

Accept Mediation.
New York, Dec. 9.-The Argentine
minister at Asuncion. Paraguay, re-
ports, according to Herald dispatch
from Buenos Ayres, Argentina, that
the Paraguayan government forces
have again been defeated by the rev.
Olutionists. He adds that arrange
ments are proposed with the object Of
preventing further bloodshed.
The government is said to be dis
posed to accept mediation.
Morris tribune., 1904-12-10
RUSSIAN ATTACKS REPULsED.
Japanese Headquarters Reports En-
emy Advance.

City HUVd1ICSs
Toxic, Dec. 9.-The following dis
patch has been received from Man
churian headquarters:
"At 2 O'Clock in the morning of Dec.
the enemy posted at Twuchenying
advanced towards Potzyuang, which
is near Sianchan. Our watchers had
temporarily been withdrawn, but with
reiniorcements we Immediately recov-
eleI The poSILlOn.
AT Z anu at in the morning of
Dec. the enemy attacked ouI los4llOn
east OF Fansnen and at Helllintun,
winch is near the onaAhe river. Tle
attacks were entirely Iepuised by sun
rise"
Morris tribune., 1904-12-10

.eiger the placing of heavy cannon
On 2O3-Meter hill will enable the Japa-
nese to fire on and sink junks and
other craft bringing supplies for Port
Arthur from Chefoo.
Morris tribune., 1904-12-10
GLOOM AT THE WAR OFFICE.
Russian Officials Depressed at Reports
About Port l.rInur.

st. Petersburg, Le.- s.-r orelgn tele-
grams reCeiveu here SLauns That the
Japanese have Succeeued IN mounting
heavy guns on 2O3-Merer hill are re-
garded as seriously slgnlnCant anu
have created deep depi ession at the
war office. If the reports OF the slnh-
ing OF the Russian Warshlps IN the
harbor OF Port Arthur are contirmed
it destroys the last hope of sortle, anu
when the end comes nothing remalnS
but TO sink those tlat remain in deep
water TO prevent them failing into The
hands of the enemy.
The war Office IS unable to identify
Akasaka hili. Evidently it is a Japa
neSe name.
The Importance of 203-Meter hill to
the garrison. is evidenced by General
Stoessels desperate efforts to recap
ture it.
Morris tribune., 1904-12-10
JAP RESPONSE FEEBLE.
Russians 5onnbard Enemy's Positions
Near MIkdsn.


fsear MIkden.
Mukaen, Dec. 9.-The Russians con-
tinue to lombard the Japanese posi-
tiOns with both heavy and light artIi-
SsrJ. TIE .$.l=ese response IS feeble.
Japanese prisoners report that the
prolongation of the war is exhausting
Japan ana causing much discomfort
tne censol ship Of the press being SO
stlict that the papers do not voice the
sentiments OF the people,
Morris tribune., 1904-12-10
MUCH PERsEcuTEp WOMAN.

Mrs. Chadwick Says Her Innocence
Will Be Proven.
New York. Dec. 9.-With the ar
Morris tribune., 1904-12-10
Can Sink Supply Ships

Pe1i.:~. i;sc. s.--.Ate o!.i;... to a dis
ua = -2 s--.1 - .~.ni -
Morris tribune., 1904-12-10

Mobilizing More Troops.
st. Petersburg, Dec. 9.-Orders have
been issued for the mobilization OF
the Second Volga regiment and the
Terek Cossacks.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-21

Sanuar n0uaoaen ueroen lua, oor
bas 8unoesgeribt au bringen. gs
wiro aelteno gemaht, oaB tein See
ger 81 Der 8ranosS urg geb6rte, bic
Die Nnflage erbob, nod Az Der
Surg, bic oas urteil fdute uno oaB
nod Der ilneiten Gntl1eioung oes
Bunoe8 : Oberaeridts oas aanse
8erfabren oeBbalb ungiltie mar.
Cine anoere 8etitipn lou benz @0us
Oerneur sugeben, in tuelder er gebes
ten miro, oas Tooe8urteil in lebens=
ldnalihe @efdngniBbaft um5unans
oeln, oa 3bompion, al8 er oos Ser
breden beain9, nod niht II SATIRE
aft mar.
Die Surp in Dem Sale bon s.
IS. 9ulcombe beitebt aus foleenoen
8iraern: Srant 80ffler, Gus.
8eufsr, George 5rDmme, 6reo
@rDte, Gobert Butter, Sanes Bai>
lep, @b1rle8 Wabula, 6ermann
0eimann, Otto 6aas. Iouipb 6err=
mann, CHARLES 6pHmann uno u.
g. Solbredt.
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Sic Hnnfrnftnrp1

Die Gontraftoreu, Die oa8
Niueau Der Staot @alnefton erb0s
ben, iinb bort eingetrDffen uno nit
ben arbeiten luu iDfprt beeDnnen
.ueroen.
Cine 9ouitUner 8anmwons
firr1a bat pon Sapan einen Nuftrag
fir 5000 Gaaen 8aumpoue erbals
ten. Die 8anmtppQe muB enttpeoer
in englilhen Uner ameritanii@en
Sbiffen usrianbt peroen.
8ihter 6enoerlDn BON &ri'
miral' NppeQatiDnsaeri9t in DalIas
bat eutffieoen, Dab Elm COUNTY,
fein Geht bat, 5tpei Dber
mebrere Brecincle fir Die @abl iiber
oa8 2Dcal Option : @eieb 81 oerbins
oen. Die Mabl muB entueoer i'm
ganaen County, in elmer Staot, Srts
ihaft, Srieoensrfhtes= ooer 8ommiis
Idrs' Brecinct ober in einem Shul,
oiitritt itattfnoen. 9ieIe gntidei=
oung bebt bas Helultal Der @abl in
Iieben Brecincten BON Cote County
auf.
Sn Solae oes @ntaGteus ibrer
baben Die 6ouitpn 9eras
Central. Die 60uftun Dit uno 8ef.
8erass unb Die 6ouiton & Sbrepe=
pDrts8abn ibren Igenten berbuten,
alfDbolbaltige @etranfe fir QUcol
Option sDiitrifte ala Fraht ansunebs
men.
Ser County , Solicitor uun
@alneiton County bot auBerbalb Ieis
ner Office cine S%ubltation erriGtet,
in wel6er 8Dpfiteuer = Quittunaen
erlanGt rper0en f6nnen.
Sn benz am 81. Os5ember 1903
enoenoen 0uartal muroen ii6er So
reoo 500, $40 8funo rpter Bfeffer
i'm @erte oou 500. Ola importiert,
tpDrauf elm GinfuhrSoa uun 1922.
90 gu entrihten mar. Nu5 Is, 304
8uibels merifaniihe Bphnen i'm
@erte BON So, 213. muBten 81, 1885,.
81 Bon be3a1tt petoeH, uabe8u 80
per 8Uibel
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Die 5taot 0ouiton lieB ners
iubsueiie arteiiibe 8runnen bDbs
rem, I'M mDmDalih ftdotiide @aiier<
merte an5ulegen. Sn 5uei Brunnen
in Tiefen BON 1909 unb 1,515 SuS
lit iebt flares, reinea uno uobl.
ibmeGenoes @aiier gefunoen NOR.
ben nno penn man nod einige 8als
fins anbobrt, alaubt man @aiier in
genagenoer Wenge FL baben. UNI Die
gauge Staot oamit 81 ~peripreen.
3a9oem in 2lanp adt @es
bauoe nieoergebrannt iino, trifft man
TDrbereitunaen. fib eeeen Seuer.
i9aoen 81 ihiiben. Die MaiierIei+
tuuesrDbren ioaen bergr6Bert, 6ps
orontet1 aufgefteqt uno Q6id-Gppa4
rate angeldafft ueroen.
Der BreiS fir 8aumppue in
Temple 1T 134 Gents per 8funo.
Sn See COUNTY {olen ausee.
oebntere Geriuhe nit Dem Nnbau
uon Iabaf aen1abt tperoen.
8. So. BDptb l1Bt atuei Mei.
len BON @onsoles eirien Obfgarten
anleeen. gr miro ALIEN 10000 ia.
paniide 8firiibbGume pflansen.
8abrenb Iuguft Sh5nbera in
0aloeltUn auf benz Seimpeee BON
Der Berfte. ND er aearbeitet bate,
beeriHen mar, traf i'm unrermutet
cine Sraht>g nr, Die i'm ieoob nift
umriB. gr iprona redt5eitia CUR
Settle uno fiel babel unter bic &Goer
zines pDn Der entaeaenseieBten Rid.
tung t0mmenoen 8uees, tpobei ibm
elm 8ein abaeihnitten murbe. Sn
50lae oes itarfen 8lutoerlultes miro
fir Iein 2eben befiirdtet.
Sn Orange traf 0ermann BON
Sdrenf bonn 8unbess 5orltoeparte. !
meat init pref Giiiitenten Elm. nm Die
SidtenpGloer iener @egeno 81 I'M.
terSudeu. 6err Shrent uerfiherte,
oaB oa8 6Dritoepartement binnen
furaer Belt 8eriuh8itationeu onle.
gen miro.
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9Gaeriei.


BON l. Sebruar an ldBt Die
Saolihe 8acific : 8abn ane ibre
Dafiagiersige atpansigM inuten lang
bel Der grDBen 8ecoss8riide ba(ten,
oanit bic S~aiiagiere Die Scenerte
bepunoern uno Gooaf Wnfnabmen
MAIDEN f1nnen.
Der Store pon @ebr. 6ernat,
oes, SEQ. 727 SIo -2areoU Gtrase.
lit beute Worgen Elm &aub Der
Slamme1 %aetuoroen. Der @erluIt
betrdet $500.
SIN Nlter DDn IS Sabren itarb
in Der @Dbnung ibrer Wutter. ssrou
8. 8. Sbiner. I'll @arten= 5trase,
Grau Marp @eit.
0err gilbert 6Dratb Don Der
rGeras Staats' 8eitung" uno sSrdus
lein Bertha Shramm tuuroen i'm
6auie Der @lterrt Der 8raut ourd)
ben 5rieoensribter umfdeio ebelidl
oerbunoen uno trater cine 6oh3eits.
reiie nab @aloeiton an. Dem Jun.
gen Baare uniere beraliGe @ratus
latiDn!
Ottu gefer, Der Subn unleres
aei6dbten Treunbes Capt. 8eGer,
3ablmeiiter soeS Departetuents BON
3eras. lit BON Bbilaoelpbia bier elm.
getr0fen, um cine STEELE i'm Quar-
tiermeiiter> 9epartement su bef(eioen.
Sc lieet i'm Blane, in Fort
Sam 6ouitOn Elm neues Mtlitdr-
9oipital 81 erridlten, oas obne in.
mere ginridtuna unb 4usYtattuna
nit Den nDtieen SnTtrumeuten, Nps
paraten &c. $40, 1000 tpften IoQ.
Im 2. Tebruar finoet in Sort
Gam 6ouft0n cine 8riiFuna BON
@ioiliiten ftatt, Die als stueite Qeuts
nants in Die Grmee eintreten upQen,
Cine Betition an oos 8unoess
Obergeriht lit i'm um(auF. UNI ben
Sal 0e8 Is Sabre alten 0eoers
@rnft EbDmpion. Der tueoen Sddus
oung eiue8 14idbrieen meiBen W6os
hens nabe Gotins gum 9nee berurs
teilt wuroe, pefdle Strnfe am 80.
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SBarnm in Die sserme id,lpetfen. tDenu

@arnm in Die sSerme fd)peifea, tuenu
oas Cute lieat 10 nahi 9as tuar tuobl
audi Der Sprueh Der 8ern6aroiner M6nz
DIE beim Sammeln Der S~eiltr6uter, btsIiie
in tbrem 8er9aebiet fonben uRo aus be-
rem S6ften bic St. Bernard 9r1nters
ptllem befteenb. Die @eit mare tuobler,
lpenn Sober, Der an Nppetitmangel, Ser.
toptuna, aaaemeiner 3eiSbarfeit ober
ACKNOWLEDGMENT lei6et, Iidb iofort
oieler Biuen beoiente; nenn lie reiniaen
ben Gebensiaft, erbbben bic ~9ebensfraft
nno MAIDEN 8rdnrelnoe 9eluno. QbreIIiere
p. Neustaedter & Co., Box 12l6, New
York City, UNI fnffcnfrct cine 9robe Ri
befommen. Die st. Bernard ar6uter.
giuen limb in allen Npotheten gu BADEN.
Breis % Gents.
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0ekats.sdlefue.

Albeit Salisbury uno clara 3tebel.
Y. g. S6ie uno agotbe 2ens.
hilbert 00brat9 uuo Ser!ha Shramm
So'eph grpS uno Gertrude glarte.
3oel RoienbIitb unh Dora 8oger.
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@y Iriutt @Iamp : Efaihenbier'
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s Eriutt stlamu : 7laldenbier
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-08-31

The many friends of Rev. j. D. Hug
gins Of Paxville are grievd to learn that
there is strong probability of his re-
linouishing his pastoral charge of the
PaXville. Home Branch, Grahams and
Providence churches, Notwithstanding
the fact that Grahams where some mis-
understanding occurred. gave him a
unanimous vote asking him to recon
slider his determination to resign. Rev.
J. D. Higgins is devoted christian
gentleman, man whom we have known
when the formation of character IS
watched, and we can say in all sincerely
that there does not live in this or any
other community man more devoted
to his calling. and one who has higher
conception of ministers duties than
this servant OF God. In him there IS
not a tairt Of duplicity. He is teach
er by precept and example, man
whose contact and presence is for good,
a builder of character a moulder OF
pure sentiments, and fearless in his
battle for the right. We sincerely
hope that the people of the churches
Mr.. Higgins has been serving will
succeed in persuading him to remain.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-08-31
Important News Items.

Those who need or are going to buy
Furniture any time in the near future
will do well TO see our large line OF FUR
niture now on display.
Our Furniture is sold on the depart
menr store plan, which means that we
sell Furniture much cheaper than the
regular furniture dealer can sell 1t.
Any way you call and see our Furnlture
and compare prices and the order IS
ours.
All Summer Dry Goods are being
closed out at sacrifice prices.
Don't fail to see the great values we
have to offer on our bargain counters.
Do you like to buy Remnants: You
can get all you want at our store al
COST.
We have just gone through our stock
and thrown out all Remnants and we
are closing them out at COST.
W. f. JENKINSON co.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-08-31

Manning ought to put in force her
vaorant ordinance. There are too
many loafers lettering about these
streets and especially about the restau-
rants. The town should either give
them work on the streets or make them
work for people off of the streets. Slop
fed ':niggers' are a menace to every
ho6y. colOred and white.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-08-31

We regret to learn of the misfortune
which befell Mr.. r. c. Burgess, near
Workman last Thursday morning. His
gin house, containing three gins, a
complete ginning outfit, a saw mill,
shingle mill, dry kiln and grist mill
was destroyed by fire, Mr.. Burgess
thinks it an accident from a spark.
Loss about $4,000, and no insurance.
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The sanitary condition OF some of the
store lots in this town is something ap-
palling, and We have been hoping that
the authorities would see to it that the
owners of the property were made to
keep their lots clean. Let any man go
behind the row of stores facing the
court house and he will find typhoid
fever in piles. 1t is the duty OF the
town authorities to protect Us.
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Mysterious Circumstance.

One was pale and sallow and the
other fresh and rosy. Whence the diff
ference: She who is blushing with
health uses DR.. Kings New Life Pills
to maintain it. BY gently arousing the
lazy organs they compel good digestion
and head off constipation. Try them.
Ouly 25c., at The r. 3. Loryea Drug
Store
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-08-31

l find nothing better for liver de-
rangement and constipation than Cham
herlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
L. F. Andrews, Des Moines, Iowa. For
sale by The r. 3. Loryea Drug Store,
Isaac M. I,Oryea, Prop.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-08-31

''TEETHlNA" as its name implies,
Is used by every mother wise,
To stay convulsions that come on
When teething time begins to dawn.
For nausea, vomiting and the weak,
irritable stomach g. children: nothing
EQUALS DR.. MofFett's ''TEETHlNA"
(Teething Eowders). 1t aids digestion
ard regulates the bowels.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-08-31

We are under obligations friends for sending in reports
promptly. ~, 1o,on
taves Dickson Auditor; Bowman Treasurer Youmans as
trate at Manning; Kees at Paxve Ragin at PineWood
To run over Lesesne and Gauchat; Gamble and DAVIS Linz
mons and Barron Owens Hoaday and
The above additions were hured and not be aoso
lutely correct.