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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
A Second Message.

Especial to The Times Dispat ch.) NJ
ST PETERSBURG, Feb. 10 20 A.
MA second telegram has been rnceivedt
from VlccroY Alexieff; It yis@datedaFe b-'
sruary 9th. and says:
"a japanese squndronSof fiftecn%hattl e-i
ships ard cruisers to-day bega INTO bonn
bard Port Arthur The fortress replied
nnd the squadron weighed anchor4ln Or
der to participate In the battle"
"A thld telegram from the rlccroy says
that after bombardment. lasting ono
hour, the Japanese squadron ceased Its
fire and steamed southwark
Our losses the viceroy continues.
fare two naval officers and flfty-ono
men wounded and nine men killed. and
on the coast batteries one. man Killed
npc three wounded. .. W.
the cnga gcment2 the bat tlcship
Ottawa and the cruisers Diana, SKIOLD
nnc. Novik were all damaged on the wa
tes line. The damage to the fortress was vas
rot Important ~
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TO SEE FIGHTING.
Admiral Evans to Send Cruiser
Squadron to Chinese Waters.
fBy Associated PressD

IlNEsltItH. n IEy ASsOcIdteu FTess.I q 'Tl-i
r WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Orders We're
called to-day 10 Rear Admiral Evans to
send his cruiser squadron. consisting OF
tba Albany. Nav nrIAans. Raleieh ana
Cincinnati. from subig Bay to some point
IN Chinese waters yet to be determin q.
for the purpose of observing the naval la'' a
operat ons.eIttls expected ! hat3thte SQUAD
ron can coal and got under way within
two days Admira: vans Is expected TO
keep .he battleship squadron In Phlilp-
pine waters throughout the period o. nos nos
r:litles between Russia and Japan.
This decision was reached at the cabi-5
net meeting to-day after long considera-
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to be a minister OF THE Prince Of
Fen ce.,, tho &C cd of aIYar.neis receiving

to be minister OF the Prince Of
5Peace," the cd Of War is receiving
some Of petitions just now. There are
quite a number of Russians here, proba-i
Oily the best known Of whom IS MrgfJa-
cob schreff. Of No. 4l6 East Grace
Street The Cossacks are not migratory
and there are probably fewer Russians
OF the better classes In America than
OF almost any nation on earth.
The policy of the Russians has appar-
entity been to drive out their COMPETE
tors and ROMAN at home themselves.
They love the reign OF General Janu-;
nry.'' to whom the first Nicholas refer
rec so significantly, and TO whom tie
present Gear pins his faith during tho
campaign just begun, In Northern Man
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WILL 1T REND THE WORLD IN TWAIN ?Atanta Constitution
churia even now the thermometer is said
10 be considerably below zero.
MANY BOOKS ON JAPAN
IN OUR STATE LIBRARY

With the breaking out o! hostlllties be-
tween Japan and Russia people VIII DO
greatly interests in literature bearing
on these Two countries. me Vlrs i,an
state Library has much Ia ger co ,a'S,,
Supposed. The following looks en- japan.
arc to le found in tho library:
Adams. Francis ott!wtli The II st9r ads q
Alcock, Sir RpthertoEd The cap.ta aIds O. i tho
5Tyee1n y nnlnasyeL endn rss 1885, Sea-
BIRD, isabella ~: unbeatsp Tracks in Ia e., g.,
sleis e 'say visit, q
Ysse and the shrlness q Nkko and lssi vol
JAPAN, s With maps and Illustrations; Chi ago,
sk aush,s, q o. modern Japan; yoinmts; New
colownin, Captain: Ma,rn,'ve o. M ~ CAP is,
With aa on The su oo x aa 81
IS Is T csssn Rs s
05 ,1is vo7 W TRs Mi is Empire rs
BOOK |. B ok ii. Personal Experie Gas, OF, r.
yatons and Studies In Japa.l' 1870 1875 New
Grin Griiris s. wm Elliott; japanese FAIRY W, rid
s1ss 6 0o za hs 81 ff o!e sRa 1s
:, I1a%iSsrt, al Alme Japan AMI the JAPANESE
NJ Jaryes, james Jacks n. q Glimpse at tho
An OF iapani New York, 1876 ,,n,
with an historical summary OF tbs EmpAfei
Mossman, samuel: Japan; Lyndon. 1850.
Norman. Henry: The Real japan. ST des OF
contemp .Iary japanese manners morals so, ad'
Norman Henry: The Peoples AMI Poll les
OF the Far East, Travels and studies ~ the
enies' Siberia. Gil u, Japan, Korea, Slam aldt
A oI5ha,nt ,sL aarsnce Narrative OF thu Earl
e EGa's MlsS!on to China aud japan IA tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10

rush troops across the continent into
Port Arthur, land thrfi In the Very seat
. OF the war, and mnintain destructive
offersiVe operations Ill along the coast
In Korea and in the japan Sen. d
Hence Japan Will mako dash for
Port Arthur, and In I he }seas about hero
wiz be some Of tho severest fighting.
Russian bnttleshlps and Russian troops
are carefully guarding. tho port. re Ja-
pnn captures ii Of destroys the Chinese
Eastern Railroad or III any other way
makes the bort unteilablc for the Russians
she viii have solved the situation and
given her enemy d terrible aud sthgger-
. Ing b,,w. * long and clrctittolis route
would then be Russ'h's only ndvance to
the fireld of operations"
Wonderful People.
"The japanese arc ono of the most
patriotic people In the world. !" said the
Admiral II describing soi11c Of the con.
dtions that will probably lave an lmpor-
tnnt bearing on the war. They have uti-
bounded confidence In theirrulers. and as
a general thing these rulers nre worthy
OF their esteenl-careful, conservatives.
farsceng statcstncn..The government Is
constitutional monarchy. and the pi os.
ent Nfikatlo Is OF tile dynasty that has
ruled the island empire for hundreds Ct
years. Tho Japanese are brave, and, as
I said, patriotic In the highest sense Of
that word. He will follow his leader 10
death; literally and truly pour out, his life
blood for his country's sake. The Rus
SLAMS will fight like a machine stolid,
obedlent to orders, but scarcely enthusins-
tic. The Japanese will fight like tho
American, alert, energetic. enthusiastic
to the last degree, believing in part, that
If he, the individual soldier, does not
fight like a demon the world Will go to
pieces and japan viii be- DESTROYED. He
thinks the safety Of the nation is reposccd
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INTEGRITY OF CHINA.
Secretary Hay Addresses Note
4 to Powers on the Subject.

sslt. (l3y ASSQcln tctl ~ Ssi,''
.rAsIIN GrON, Feb. D.-Secre.nry Hay
addressed an identical note to q number
Of European powers to ascertain e they
ero wiling to Join In notice !, to Russia
and Japan that during hostil Ties ana
therea fter the neutrality and integrity Of
China must be recognized. q, i.
Detai;, Of the note are not obtainab!o
in advance Of the receipt Of replies i
is known, however that eSehhnses -,
ready have taken place, which, justly
the State Department in expecting favor
fnble responses to its note. The matter
has created great sensation N dlplo-
mate circles here u, ",
ition or tho United States contemp'ltes
n restriction OF hostilitfes, and the COM
sequent hardshlps Of war to the smallest
FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PIIILApEI1-
PJIIA,, ono of the Oldest Fire Insurance
Companies. lii "a peri cal losses paid neaarr-,
ly $1,000 900 lardwt clSss gent
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years 1857, IS and s., 3 volumes Ednburs,

years 1857, IS and SO; z volumes; Edlnburs.
1860. i5E Az n Ss;5 Si5Fss
Il Hawks, Francis L. {Narrative Of the E:xpe-6s
5dtIon OF an American Squadron to tho China
Seas and Japan Performed 6in4 this yenr lS5;.s
1863 and 1851 under he command Of Con,mo-ss
government Of the United States Volumes;
Washingt n lsoe. !, Il, !, + ~
Geographical Description of ~ + r nosa-. An
island subject to the Emperor of5Japan; = Lon-4
4 Rein, j. J. Japan. Travels and Re earcheF.
Undertaken at the cost Of the Prussan S Srern.s
ment New York, lSSi. st58js1A NJ "a y, tSE
X siebold: Manners and Customs OF thu Jap.il
anese London, 1852. So Il, =;
~ Spaitllng,,g.J. W.: The u ] pan 2 ped In.
Japan and Around the World. An account Of
three visits to theS Japanese Emp.r New
4 Taylor. Jr.. Charles ~. Vacation Days IN
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RUSSIANS, BUT NO "JAPs,"
One Young Minister is Student
at Seminary.

The Russian and Japanese governments
.bayoE no representatives here.
The fact of the matter Is, the Toxic
government does not need a consul here
except for transient citizens of that
corntry. So far as could be learned last
night. there is but one citizen of Japan
in Richmond, lie IS "a student ut the
union Theological Seminary. and Is said
to be patriotic from bark to core, He Is
very enthusiastic In the belief that his
country will win out, and IS thoroughlS
convinced of the righteousness OF his
Lands cause. ,hough prepsFlnx hiaasaas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
Catarrh ofthe Head and Nervous
Prostration Cured by TO-Nl-IA.
Mrs Mary D. Mueller minneapolis, Cured Of cntarr, and
Mrs. Sarah A Miles, Of New York City, Cured Of
Nervous Prostitution by 1O-NI-rA, 9$8gsS
Dr., Loreniz's Mucous Membrane Biiters.

!, got h9se ny dr ~ sssos sSnf
{ ie BY III sess5 re .san me
ana SO ie sonase that finally read the
Whole book, and bought u bottle !, e.
TO rst botta e as n y a
ine sys DG ana seemed Better. havs
rev taken fsr ho'tes, aa a az o9 pfsistsh
Street. New York. N b
nas taken N from among thou-nnds re- )
oeived during the last week or two from
mon and women everywhere VINO nays
bec1 cured by TO-N1-TA. 81 IA
every testlrnonI q we publish J, y 8 ss sn..
Inc, and the original letters can pc see"
at our office. 5lg5si. i.6S
Write freely and in confidence to our
doctors for advice, as no letter Is ~ ~. -58
llinhsd without the consent OF the W iauat
ana ali correspondence will be returne = l
1t you wish. fl q "a igsas
wat form It may take or in what part
OF tie body 1t may appear, sWhe ,her ~ "
the stomach, Kidneys. lungs I, bowels o. y.
he TT. head, htoat, liver. urinary s5 OF oE B
female organs. Il
lis a scientific continuation q q r tns
vlthl A prlr clples of the most poWe cru
healing herbs known 70 med cine 1ts \ !! h ~ \
fTN' \. re- LARGELY due ioftfs special process 4
by whichstle active medicinal pas IS are 4
extra G, cd from each herb and the sc.en-S
tlnc manner In which they have been been
united. a 5 \: S5 En- s4SA " ssj4!ss
5IO.NI-TA contains no morphine opium
CO ajne, or other dangerous drugs so zen
lotnds In SPECIALIZED catarrii anu asthnas
cures, which not only do not cure but
wnlc h make morphine and cocaine 5henus.
tapping The strength, bling s3t the
nc,ves.5 era Ing the mind. and filling the /
hospl3 nls and insane asyiutns With iumall
WI eek 8. 5a a .5s4 n "a II f-%
Il $TtJ-NI-1A can be given TO- children "a /
sd..ectstl% with perfect safety. 5S3s$as
n II matters not In how We aSened, run-st
down. diseased condition the system may,
lie, TON Eta will streng rAsn and restore ].
tho shattered nerves. "A tia bottle VIII I;
convince anyone OF the truly wonderful
powers iof this great medicine: Sold at
all dug stoi es, or direct. $1.oo IA bottle
rs III BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES
and imi; atoms. Our attention has been15
q &C. led n to a few cases here 5ut1se BILE
gdea.erss have tried to sell some cheap ! in-g
5Jufleus substitute for Just as good q ss''fal
IU-NI-TA. Ask for TO -El-TAaan Insist
on t1leE genuine. ER&S 3s5isI
& In l.oren,zs Beautiful story of Li1c.''..s
anu DOCTORS advice free to any one who
writes Lorentz Medical CO., Flatirons
Log, New York. sfS; b AS Ell Il s;.sS
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TO. Nt.TAfis a laxative lonicrst mu ant
that acts directly, on tho mucous mem
brate, killing and driving. out poisonous
disease germs and restoring the mem.
is the only tonic stlmulaht that acts as
a luxative. driving the puisoiis out Of the
system. This accounts torst tho wonderful
Success Or. Lorentz has met with IN
curing all k nds Of cont lca%ions caus q
by vi, st ng tissues and tiseassd mucous
iriei,ibratle with TO.Nl-TA, na
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Cur |: ! I ). I.

possible area. Just what this means is
not made clear to the public hut the do
Termination may have the greatest. effect
Upon the struggle between Russia and
Japan. NJ III
8 IT Is almost certain that neither will
5le allowed to Invade China proper, mean
Ing that they may not with hostile intent
90 southwark below Shan Hal kwan on
thc border line between Chill and Man
churia. No explanation is accorded as
5to whether Mnnchurla Itself, already tho
scene Of tho first battle off Port Ar.
thur Is. being part Of China, regarded
as being within the scope Of the propo.
sitlon. but here as In tho case Of ko-
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rean independence, It is believed Z that
s he determination will not be reached.
L efore the close Of the war:
II was at first SUPPOSED e that the n
tertfon was 10 do no more han nam q
tain tie open door In Manchuria, outi
n,.rnose and from the original thought
= = n1oposition has grown into one that
Viii conserve the territorial integrity OF
China. S5is
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t,on. 1t has been definitely settnd that
the cruiser squadron wi, not go TO Pert
Arthur, Admiral Evans Is not instructed
regarding his own movements, but u IS
believed in naval circles that ne VIII
transfer his fig to the albany ana pro-
coed northward with the squadron.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
TALKS TO MINERS.
Gov, Frazier Tells Them Acts OF
Lawlessness Must Stop.
{ (By Associated Press.)

Fl COAL CREEK, TENN, Feb GAS q
result OF the riot here las su day n
which four men were kllei ana ut
seriously wounded Governor Fra Ter
reached here to-day and b9gln an In,
yestigat on, following which Eepusy
11inrea IN charge, Cove nor Frazier haI-
Ing removed ,sherih Moore for his action
in the disturbance. I,
dressed ono thousand Miners a sanb "a
near the depot. The GoYelno sai3 tna
lawless acts. OF the mlGerI would hn g
t II ri sI Could not cope with tbs sit !,
ton that the State would assume instant
charge, I'D
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LAND AT CHEMULPO..
Japanese Troops Disembark If
Spite of Russian Warships.

By Associated Press,
PEKIN, Feb. O.--About one thousand
Japanese troops disembarked at Che
mu,,o, Korea, yesterday, notwithstanding
the presence there OF two Russian war
oh Ing
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Hawaii and Japan; Philadelphia, 1855 ~ 3s. 5
Wool sey, Theodore p. and Othcrs: Education q
In Japan A series OF tiers add 9 sell p1 X
prominent Americans to Arlnorl Morl NsW3
GO TO BALTIMORE.
Party Of Richmond People to
4 Visit the Ruins. .al,. a3

Visit the Ruins. "
A party of Richmond people will leave
At 4:so o'clock this afternoon for Balti-
more, where they will spend day view
Ing the blackened ruins of the 3clty'a4
business section, They will take the
York River Lane and will return to the
city on Friday morning. a little party
arranged by Mr. p. Hardy Pyle, Will bA
among those to go, There will be also
quite a number Of others.
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~.
Rnl1fArS'

Reuters Telegram Company from
Shanghai, says 1t Is credlbly reported
that the Russian mall steamer Mong 'lln,
which left Shanghai Sunday, has .peen
captured by the Japanese off shan-Tung
Peninsula. 5553 VA i#
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Write for &.
free book on
| treatment.

side below tic wltor line. Tho forts were
slightly damaged. M 4. 81, t555, #
tSlgncd) MAJOR GEN. FLUG.
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Hallowell Corners the Widow,

@ Mr.. VIII Hallowel still visits the cor
ner. No one I. blames him, Everybody:
knows that there is g, nice widow llY1ns
there ylsTpan aoS yglss99 Times. q, M t.
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The Capital of Korea

equipment is perfect, but, comp ratti'vely
sneaking, she has little IT. When thls
is gone she must succnmb. me e 4aa
Is, Therefore incvitab less For awhile the
.hraye people wilit2put sub "a great fight
AM; sorely harrass the slav. but after q
year or two. II 1t keeps up that long 1,
the unlimited resources Of Russia WI. WI!
tell, and Japan.s broken and crippled, co. WIZ
have to bend ito the yoke
This is the careful and deliberate 'e o Pr
ion OF a naval officer who has seen ina.
Of which he speaks and whose FL str ,
II creoyer has peculiarly fitted VI MN 20
M axe "a valuable and we'ghtyf es SUI
Of the .East tern or SIS. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
y, Port Arthur the CruX.

ay,.rte cruz II tire s'tuntiorS.63 sid Adf-.
.,niral webster, lis Port Arthur and you
VIII find that the great battles VIII oc-.
c,,r IN the seas near that port and III
Korea lust across the way The first
~ ovement In the war VIII probably be
by the Japanese against Por. arthur,
which Russia holds. Tbs wia be me
strategic movement. 4. :
. when Japan defeated the armies OF
China u few years ago she held byar r.
Of conquest narrow strip OF TERRITORY
on the Chinese coast bordering on the
K orean bay and extending8up IN me ne
direction Of Manchurla. me. powers powers ~ ~
Germany, France and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10

8 FIRE ASSOCIATION or PHlLApEI~
I,fIIA, one OF the oldest Fire Insurance
Companies in America-losses paid near
IN SaolO0.OCO. W. w. Hardwlcae, Agent.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-03-19
Bound to Hit.

a popular preuchcr tells good
story of a young clergyman who
launched out on n stron1 temper
ance sermon, says the lit Bits
When he had finished a deacon
said to him:
81 am afraid you have made II
mistake. Mr.. Jones, who pay S
the highest pew rent, who pructi-
cally supports the Sunday school
and who is always ready with II
contribution when asked, is IL
wholesale distiller. He is bound
to be angry
"l am sorry" said the minis
ter. 81 will 90 and explain it to
MIR. Jones, and remove any un~
favorable impressions, and tell
him l did not mean him
Accordingly he waited unon
Mr.. Jones, who, in addition to
the profession of distllling, also
carried on good many other
branches Of trade and indulgod in
n good many amnsements OF vari>
Gus kinds.
The pastor expressed his deep
regret TO Mr.. Jones for anything
he might have said IN the sermon
which conld hurt his feelings He
was extremely sorry, indeed; be
did not mean anything 10y it, and
hoped Mr.. Jones would not feel
hurt.
He was somewhat relieved
when, with joviaI air, the other
said:
"Oh, bless yoa, | don't mind
that at all. 1t must be mighty
poor sermon that don't hit me
somewhere. g."
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-03-19
MOR . RIO Is.

Disturbances of strikers are not
nearly as grave as IN individual
disorder of the system. Over
work, loss of sleep, nervous ten
sion will be followed by utter
collapse, unless a reliable remedy
is Immediately employed. There's )
nothing SO efficient to cure disor-
ders of the Liver or Kidneys as
Electric Bitters. It's n wonder
ful tonic, and effective nervine and
the greatest all around medicine
for run lown systems 1t dispels
Nervousness, Rheumatism and
Neuralgia and expeIs Malaria
germs. soc, and satisfaction guar
anteed by Crawford Bros, j. +.
Mackey 4 Co, and L. Eugene
Funderburk, Druggist.
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Bridge S TO Let.
l.. j PERRY,
County Supervisor.

The contract to build a bridge across
Rum Creek, n ar J. Wren riilman's. will
be let to the lowest respon sibIe bidder mt
u O'clock m, on Wednesday,, March 30,
1904.
Also on next day, Thursday. March g.. at
the same honr, | will let the building of u
bridge across Camp Creek. Gu the Kiblcr
place. near New Hope church
IlanS and specifications will be made
known at the letting. Hond will be re-
quired OF the successful III ider Cor faithful
performance OF duty. The right to reject
any and all bids is reserved.
l.. J. PERRY.
County Supervisor
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The Editor Blushed.

Not long since The News ad-
vertised that an elastic band hnd
been found on The streets of
Johnston. The band was too
arge for Il sleeve holder and too
small for belt. To our aston
ishment tho other day II pretty
young lady called for the band.
We handed it to her with Il blush
and she took it and right in our
presence slipped 1t over her -Bi-
bic. Johnston News.
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Notice 10 Road Overseers.

All overseers. who lave not worked their
sections of the public road, are hereby
notified to work the same before April 18th
next, as | will begin an inspection of the
public roads about that time
If there is any section OF road without
an ovcrscer the vacancy will be filled upon
application to the County Board of Com
missionerS
l.. J PERRY,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-03-19

la grippe coughs yield quickly
to the wonder fui curative qualities
of Folcy's Honey and Tar. There
is nothing else ''iu>t as good. -
For sale by "EundCrourk' 5 Pharm
acy".
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-03-19

Take Laxative Bromo Quindu
Tablets. All druggists refnin
money if it fails to cure. E. w.
Groves signature is en- each box
Csc
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-03-19

JHc Best Prescription for Mdtar0
Chiils and Fever is bottle of
Groves Tastelesl Chill Tonic. 1t
Is simply Iron and Quinlne and
tasteIess, No Cure No Pay.
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Recent Liquor Legislation.
The Bricc Bill rs Seen by a De-
nominGti2ual Editor.

The failure of the legislature TO
pass q local option law that would
have been positive relief to the
people will in the end, perhaps
prove TO be II blessing. 1t will
help TO stir up the friends or tenn
perance, unite them, and incito
them to real earnest efforts IN be-
half of an improved condition.
The Brlce bill as originally pre-
scnted to the legislature was n
good measure, but as it was fin
ally passed it is little short of an
Iiniquity, The amendments tack
eel on to it practically make local
option an impossibllity. Those
amendments impose a special tax
and cut off Il large part of the ap>
preparation from the dl>pensary
funds for school purposes in case
a county shall vote cut the dis
pensuries, in said county Those
amendments were not in the in
tercat of temperance and morality,
hut the reverse. They were pros
posed and pushed through by
| the friends, and in some instances
employees of the dlSpcnSary sys-
tenn. This legislation was not so
shaped as to encourage the people
to voc out dispenSaries, but rath-
to prevent that and tx the dis
pensarics On those communities
where they have been established.
a town may vote fora dispensary
and have one established; hut 1t
will take the vote of an entire
county, with the penalties attach
ed, to vote out dispenSary. If
',>' " ,'''o"''' III
fecn, ,.b, an ,Lo, ~. ,,na
vido ov.c,ly ~, ..,,a ,.ohino,
Go, oott;no ,;l 90 ,;.,,,,.,,;,.
:. n1,, ,,re,;J,3 49,, cr
rlo +in,a ,,.,,;I,l f ,b.:.
toh1;.huan,, Tho .n,,o, :. ho
L
c,rs, ,bov J.. ,,t ..;.h o,,. a.:
|peusari@s closed; they wish to ins
crease their nrmher, To build up
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NJ en- are already

agitation. Men are already un,
nuuucing themselves for the leg
is!atu"o Let them come out and
tell the voters hoy they stand on
this question, if tney are ia favor
of clenn-cut local option law,
and if Ihey will vote for such in
ease they arc elected to the !egjs-
luture. This is fair, 1T Is right,
it seems to lie about the only way
open to those who arc in favor of
protecting those cnmmunities now
praying for relief. 1t is time for
the sober, liberty loving people
to move for revolution. -Bap
tist Courier.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-03-19

No true ken;uckiuu will take
his morning rye in the form of
breakfast food.
Any girl who never had a pro
posal is apt tOpronounce marriage
a failure.
With the possible exception of
boarding house hash it is said
that a goat will eat'anything.
Somehow a mans neighbors
never realize what a good man he
was urtil they hear the minister
tell about it at his funeral. CHI.
cago News.