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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-10-11

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorz d to refund your money
if + oley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. it stops the cough,
heals the lungs and prevents serious
results from Il cold. Cures la grippe
cough and preven S pneumonia and
consumption. Contains no op!ates'
The genuine is in yellow package.
Refuse substitutes. a. G. Dukes
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The Shoe Department

IS Of Leading Brands The famous zger Bros Shoe OF Phil
adpbia for Ladies' Misses and Babies While was North had Inc
Measure of going this factory and don't believe there is shoe
the Tinted States with much zger Bros Shoes
For men and W. L. Douglas Shoe OF Brocto Mass with
FORTY Years reputation shoe making have already won their way
into the aud boys make specially or so anu d.
1ev that nv thing YOU that line be found at place
The Dress Goods Department
;s Of all materials Shadow ps Silks soo cor
chks 7gaed pd Our black goods in prices from the eh ap
woosted yard the silks Henrietta from 9oc 10 Po p
d m nes seldom see am showing black brown and lEan
nothing better sh 50 inch wide at 4Sc per yard Any thing IN
white goods may be found here
The Clothing Department
most omne shown this side New York We take care OF the
bov from two weighs 20 25 lbs to the large man who
35O lbs We fit boy and the slim boy the tall and the
short man fact fit any thing that wears pants
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4 Murder Mystery.

S!binos M"L,an, well known
un1ertaksr or M2Zton n. G., "as kll''
ed Satu day night In MS SHOP snd
the b1dy was no5 discovered until
today, having been missing nsar'T 4O
hours. The mao WAS probably m lr
derad during tina night, but 40 ciuos
have bsan obtained.
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AtIled in = RuneW

DR.. Wn. r. Skinner, Of Glasgow,
near Wilmington, N. O., one Of the
lest known physicians IN the Stale.
md his daughter, Rlea, WaIs
killed near their home when Theii
,ogse became frightened by Nne loco
motive of a Nearby train and ran away
DR., Skiuner wy S. vn"rs I'D.
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Dev,l'a lsls "a i""'urn.

is no worse than the terrible case OF
Piles that afflicted ne lO years. Then
| was advise to apply Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve, and less than rox perma'
nently cured me, writ es l.. S. Napier
of Rugles, Ky. Heals all wounds,
Burns and Sores like magic 25c at j
u. Wannamaker Mig. Co, druggist.
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MY Haberdasher Department.

Nv Haberdaher Department complete with Shirts 2s to lao apiece
Belts Carriers Underwear The cheapest and best SnpendArs prices
Best py oa sold for 10 cents Neck Wear all
prices and shapes please the dou Friends hve tried be
in position to every one that come way"
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Oar Hat Department

composed leading brands such ston Royal Davidson
and the ROYAL Limited Any style and size may be found in this depart
ranging gfrom2 25c o $780,
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-A magnificent
Imitation containing 3733 acres,
of which is in a splendid
Ste of cultivation, all can De
lnted. Six room dwelling,
Ege barns and stables, glnnery
bd saw mill outfit complete.
4ituated 3 N les from Elloree,
s. "a one of the best and most
,ealthful itieS in Or
Sangeburg Count C oh
application.
I can handle your property to
advantage. If you wish TO pur-
! chase or sell,I shall be glad 10
communicate with you.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-09-20
MEXIcANS CELEBRATE INDE
PENDENCE.
Prophecies Of An Antl-Foreign Demon
stration Proved False.

Mexico City.-The national holiday
in celebration of the Independence Of
Mexico was observed in a most en-
thusiastic manner here Sunday.
The decorations were on a more
elaborate scale than heretofore, and
large crowds were congregated in the
parks to listen to the band concerts,
and those who participated in the
grand civic parade numbered several
thousand. The parade was three hours
in passing a given point where it was
reviewed by President Diaz, Vice
President Corral, members of the Sem
ate and Chamber of Deputies, the
diplomatic corps and prominent citi-
zens.
most noteworthy celebration oc.
curred at San Luis Potosi, where one
of the speakers referred to President
Roosevelt and spoke of the binding
friendship existing between the two
countries, and then referred to the part
played by the president of the sister
republic in bringing about peace be
tween Honduras, Guatemala and Sal
vador during their recent trouble
Uuon concluding his speech the people
present burst out in a mighty roar of
"yivas" for Presidents Roosevelt and
Diaz
The demonstration was perhaps the
first in the history of the country made
in favor of foreign country.
San Luis Potosi also had a celebra-
tion, and the good feeling expressed is
considered one of .he best indications
of the lack of any anti-foreign feeling.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-09-20
San Francisco Insurance Case.

San Francisco, Cal.-The first OF the
welchiDg insurance companies which
have been dragged into the United
States courts to be made to pay their
legal debts-the Transatlantic Fire
Insurance Company of Hamburg-met
a defeat in the United States Circuit
Court, when Judge Whitson. sitting for
Judge Morrow. instructed the jury to
give verdict for the Strauss Realty
Company for the full amount sued for,
together with interest and costs.
The action was TO recover 100000
on two policies, one on the Levi
Strauss & Co.'S store on Battery street
and the other the building on the
corner of Kearney street and Union
Square avenue, occupied by Raphael
Bros The defense was that the hand
of God was in evidence before the fire
in the shape of an earthquake followed
by conditions resulting from the act
of the populace.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-09-20
TAFT sTARTo FOR CUBA.
Will Investigate and Report-War-
Ships Ready for Business.

Washington.-Secre Taft and
Assistant Secretary of State Ba-
con left Washington Sunday afternoon
for Tampa, Florida, to embark on a
naval vessel for Havana, in accordance
with the instructions of President
Roosevelt, to ascertain the exact polit-
ical situation. Other members of the
party were Frank G. lockwood, stem
ographer to Secretary Taft; Henry
Newcomb. private secretary to Assis.
ant Secretary Bacon; Captain F. r.
Mccoy, the Presidents military aide;
F. l.. Cairns, surveyor of the port OF
Manila; Jose NJ. Macias, Spanish in
terpreter from the insular bureau, and
two messengers.
1t was announced at the navy depar.
ment tonight that the battlcohlps
Louisiana, Virginia and New Jersey
have been ordered down the Atlantic
coast on a shakedown cruise, and that
they have been directed to keep in
touch with the government at Wash
ington by wireless telegraph, and, If
necessary, in the event of an emer-
gency arising, they will be sent to Ha-
vana. 1t was also stated that the cruls
ers Tacoma and the Cleveland have
sailed for Norfolk, Virginia. and that
the cruisers Minneapolis and Newark
will follow them.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-09-20
SITUATION IN CUBA.
Prospects for Peace Not Very Encour-
aqinq.

Havana.-The only results thus far
of President Palma's order for the
suspension of hostilities have been
that Liberal leaders who hitherto have
had every reason for anticipating ar
rest are circulating openly in Havana
again and even comforting with mem
bers of the government with regard to
peace and that such insurgents in the
field have been consulted, while they
express themselves as agreeable to set
tlins matters amicably, at the same
time assume an Independent attitude
which can not be said to bode partic-
ularly well for prompt settlement OF
existing difficulties.
Meanwhile Cienfuegos is in state
of siege, CON munication by telegraph
being severed not openly in the direc
ton of Havana but to Santiago as
well. 1t is known that Cienfuegos had
not been attacked up to midnight Sun
day, but what has transpired since that
time is not known here.
All accounts agree that there easily
are 5000 insurgents few miles south
east of Havana, and rumors are in cir
culation that they will enter the city
peaceably II they are not molested, but
that they will fight if they meet with
resistance.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-09-20
ENLARGE THE SHELTERS.
A Million Dollars to be Spent by Dem
YER at Once

What undoubtedly is the most i'm
portant deal ever closed between Ani-
ericah Smelling and Refining corpora
tion and another company has been
closed in Denver. Through this deal,
which represents an expenditure Of
at least s1.000,O0O. the smelter trust
has contracted with the Huntington
Heberline company of New York, for
the installation of automatic, self-feed-
Ing furnices for all its plants in Colo
RADIO and several in other states. Five
smelters In Colorado will be dis
mantled and equipped with the i'm
proved apparatus. Probably not less
than year will be required for this
work. 1t will be carried on in such
way as not to seriously impair the
operation of the smelters under pres
ent methods.
When the new process furnaces
have been installed there will be 4
tremendous increase In the capacity
of the smelters. Under present condi-
tions. which necessitate the use of
many men to feed the furnaces, ca
pacity of each smelter is necessarily
limited. With the automatic appara-
tus, additional furnices may be built
as seems necessary and the capacity
of each plant greatly increased.
1t is stated that the nature of the
ores shipped to the smelters has made
necessary some changes such as has
been determined upon. The excess OF
sulphide ores over the other kinds has
presented a problem difficult of solu-
tion, but with the new furnaces will
solve, according to experts who inves-
tigated them in operation in Montana
before the deal was closed. Repre-
sentatives of the eastern company av-
rived in Denver yesterday to super
wise the installation of the furnaces
and the work will commence soon.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-09-20
STEWART IS OUT
REFUSES TO MAKE THE RACE
FOR GOVERNOR.
OPPOSED TO JUDGE eABBERT
The Committee on Vacancies May Fill
the Piace-McDonald,S SwInk
and Others Suggested.

Denver, Colo. Sept. II. 1906.
Hon. John F. Vivian. Chairman Repub-
lican State Central Committee.
Denver. Colorado.
Dear Sir-I beg to inform you that l
have forwarded to the secretary OF
state my ieclination of the nomination
of the Office of governor recently ten
dered me by the Republican state con-
vention.
| very deeply regret that q sudden
and severe attack of illness prevented,
under direction of my physician, the
report of the work of the convention
being brought to my attention prior to
its final adjournment on Saturday last.
A later action of the convention,
however, makes it quite impossible for
me to render to the state and to the
party the service which l had conf
IDENTIFY hoped to perform in the COM
ing campaign.
l wish to express through you to
the Rpublicans of the state my sincere
appreciation of the honor conferred by
my nomination and of the many per-
sonal assurances of regard, and to as
sure you that my efforts for the sue
cess of the party and its principles will
be in no way relaxed.
Very respectfully yours.
PHILIP B. STEWART.
The Republican says:
This official announcement from Mr.
Stewart had been expected ever since
the Republican state convention made
its nominations for the Supreme Court
bench. 1t is understood that Mr.
Stewards real reason for withdrawal
was the nomination of Justice W. II.
Gabbert. Mr.. Stewart had never sat
isfied himself that Justice Gabbert
should be on the ticket.
For several days previous to the
convention Mr.. Stewart was confined
to his rooms by illness. Friday night
he suffered great pain and on Saturday
he was unable to leave his bed. That
night he was informed of the compile
ton of the ticket and made up his
mind regarding his course. He had
told his friends at the beginning that
he did not expect to be candidate un-
less he could have his way in regard to
the Supreme Court nomination. His
illness at critical moment brought
about all the subsequent misunder-
standing and trouble.
The state convention appointed John
f. Vivian, Franklin Il. Brooks and
George Stidger as a committee to fill
vacancies. 1t was not expected that
there would be vacancy in the nomi-
nation for such an important Office as
| governor, but 1t is now the belief that
on these three men will fall the impor-
tant duty of selecting Mr.. Stewards
| successor on the ticket.
Gov. Jesse F. Mcdonald. who an
nounced that he would not be candi.
date a month ago. has been chosen
by almost unanimous voice of all the
leaders who could be found in Denver;
but there is no authority for stating
that he would accept the nomination.
On Friday and Saturday the conven-
tion took every opportunity to demon
strate its good opinion of the prescott
executive and its appreciation of his
services, still Governor Mcdonald is
anxious to retire and has no idea of be-
ing candidate.
Friends of George w. Swink believe
that he should be given the place.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-09-20
Chinese Must Be Deported.

Washington. = Chinese laborers
taken 10 Panama for work on the 18TH
milan canal will be required to be de-
ported at the conclusion of their serv-
ices. To insure their deports tion the
Panama government will require the
contractors who furnish the Chinese
laborers to give bond of $4,000 for
the first $500 Chinese, and 500 each
for la6orers in any number in excess OF
$500.
This conclusion was conveyed to all
who have signified their intention of
bidding for the contract to supply the
Chinese laborers by the Isthmian Ca
nal Commission. in the form of a cir
cula- letter. The penalty for failure
to depoIt is 800 per Chinaman.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-09-20
Pike Tablet Committee.

Colorado Springs.-Presiden Slo-
cum OF Colorado College. which insti-
tuition will have charge OF the unveil-
ing OF the Pike tablet on Pixies Peak
Historical day. September 26th. has
named his committee as follows:
Chancellor Andrews. University OF Me-
braska; President Jesse. University Of
Missouri; Governor Hagerman OF New
Mexico: President Mclean. University
of Iowa: President Plass Washburn
College: President Moin. Grinnell Col
lege: Prof. J. f. Willard. University
of Colorado; Professor Holder. Uni
versity of Kansas; Professor Roberts.
University of Denver: President Tis-
del. University OF Wyoming. and Pro-
fessor Caldwell. University OF Ne
brask't.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-09-20
. Miscellaneous.


Tyro, Kansas, has a contract for
natural gas at two cents a thousand
which is believed to be the cheapest
on record.
Secretary Bonaparte has ordered a
court martial for Capt Comfy and
Lieut.. Pressy of the cruiser Alabama
for neglect of duty
After electing officers and choosing
Atlantic City, N. J., as the next meet
ing place. the national convention of
Hoo Hoos in session at Oklahoma
City. Ok. adjourned. A. C. Ramsey,
of st. Louis, was elected shark OF
the universe.
President Roosevelt has sent Sec
retary Taft and Acting Secretary Ba-
con to Cuba to make a thorough in
vestigation of the conditions and lend
their influence to a restoration of peace
in the island.
In a harmonious and enthusiastic
convention in New York the Inde-
pendence league nominated a full
state ticket with William r. Hearst
at the head for governor
Lieut. r. e. Treadwell, of the Phil
ippine scouts has been killed by Pula-
james near Barauen
The 36th reunion OF the army or
the Tennessee will be held at Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Iowa, November 8 and 9.
Seven trainmen were killed in colli-
sion of two freight trains on the
Western Atlantic railroad at Ringold,
Ga, recently.
Railroad accidents of all kinds re-
suited in 1,126 deaths and injuries to
17,170 persons in the first three
months of 1906.
The United States cruiser Denver
has arrived at Havana for the pur-
pose of protecting American interests
in Cuba should occasion arise.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-09-20
Fewer Army Posts in the Philippines

Washington.-Maj Gen. John F.
Weston. commanding the Department
Of Luzon, Philippine islands, in his an
nual report. state that forty-one sta
tions have been abandoned during the
year and there are twenty-eight sta
tions, garrisoned by 1850 American
troops and 2.4S8 native troops. There
are two brigade posts in the depart
ment. Fort Mckinley and Camp Stot-
zenburg.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-09-20
IT IS ALVA ADAMS
AGAIN NOMINATED BY DEMO-
Gratis OF COLORADO.
FOR OFFICE OF GOVERNOR

e. N. Ammons Of Douglas County for
ier and Hartenstein Of chsf5ee for
Justices Of the Supreme court-6si-.
ford and Rowan for Congressman.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-09-20
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Most Important Happenings of the
Past Seven Days.
Interesting Items Gathered from All
pnrts of the World Condensed
Into Small Space Ror the
Benent of Our Readers.
Personal.

ia-' "ho iS 81 years OF age, mas
brought suit for divorce from his
wife Marie, who is yet in her teens.
George A. Fuller, nominated by the
New York Independence League for
state treasurer, has declined to run.
Lieut.. Gen. H. c. Corbin has been
retired, having reached the age limit
OF 81 years. Gen. Corbin entered the
army as second lieutenant in 1862.
After devoting a life time to the
study of leprosy. Eugene II. Plum
acher, American consul at Maracaibo,
Venezuela, has made an exhaustive re-
port to the state department in which
he states his conviction that the dis
ease is not contagious, and where
proper food is supplied to the patient,
is curable.
Alva Adams. of Pueblo. has been re-
nominated for governor of Colorado
by the state democratic convention.
Mrs. Sarah Boatman, wealthy
widow of Chicago. has been reported
missing by her family and foul play
is feared.
Judge ]. H. Maxey. of Shawnee, has
the distinction of being the first nom
inee to the constitutional convention
for Oklahoma.
w. A. S. Bird, of Kansas, has been
elected president of the grand coun-
Gil of the Improved Order of Redmen.
Senator Dick won his fight for the
chairmanship of the Ohio republican
state committee, in the hottest con-
hAlI l.. ut
Col. Culver C. Sniffen has been ap-
pointed paymaster-general of the
army to succeed Gen. Dodge, retired.
William ]. Bryan will speak at
Kansas City, Mo-. September 30.
William ]. Bryan received tremen-
where he addressed 1900 persons in
the Coliseum.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blair Lee, widow of
Rear Admiral s P. Lee died at Silver
Spring, Md, recently. She was sis
ter to Montgomery and Gen. Francis
P. Blair.
NJ. e. Buff, a well-known grain deal
er with interests in Omaha and Kan
sas City is dead at his home in Ne
DTdSha Slty, NeD.
David r. Francis and L. D. Dozier,
who are in Europe to present Worlds
fair medals to foreign monarchs, were
received in audience recently by King
Frederick. of Denmark.
Mrs. Mary A. Bigly, mother of Mrs.
Cassie L. Chadwick, now in the Ohio
penitentiary on a charge of bank
At l.
in Woodstock, Ont.
Gen. Frederick Funston has been
ordered to Washington without de-
lay. The order is supposed to be in
connection with the situation in Gu
ba
John G. Barrett, American minis
ter to Colombia, has sent a dispatch
to the state department announcing
his arrival at Grayaquil after Al days
and 1000 miles travel on mule back
over almost inaccessible mountains.
Gen. Trepoff. commandant of the
imperial palace at ST Petersburg,
against whom many threats have
been made by revolutionists, died in
his villa at Peterhof of heart disease
Secretary of War Taft and Assis-
tant Secretary of State Bacon have
gone to Cuba by order of President
Roosevelt to make an investigation
of conditions there with view to in
tervention by the United States if
it is decided that the Cuban people
are not able to preserve peace and
maintain a stable government.
.MiscelInncoas.
The Forrest City times., 1906-11-23
Eour-Eooted Thieves.

In Winchester, England, a grocer began to miss money from his till, and set his wife to watch. After two weeks the wife was not able to de- tect the thief, though money was stolen almost every day. There were two clerks in the store, and the grocer finally called them thieves and discharged them.
 When two others had taken their places the money continued to dis appear and the case was given to the police, An officer who hid under the counter solved the problem. He found bits of paper representing about $50 that the mice had made nests of They had entered the till through hole in the back and taken the bills one at time.
 The two clerks who had been dis. charged for dishonesty brought suit Tor damages, and the other day the grocer was compelled to pay them $500 each.
The Forrest City times., 1906-11-23
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 . BRIEF TELEGRAMS !:
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President Roosevelt insists on an. plying criminal law to Standard Oil. hoplng for complete overthrow.
 Relatives of John G. Whittier are poisoned while eating breakfast in uhe poets house at Amesbury. western Missouri and Kansas ara covered with several inches os snow m Kansas high wind is blowing. The temperature has fallen 15 degrees since Monday night. An anarchist made a demonstration against the army at Naples while the Duke of Aosta with distributing prizes to soldiers who distinguished them. serves Tn the relief work during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in April last
 An earthquake occurred at noon Monday along the whole coast from Albany 10 Sharks Bay, West Australia. The disturbance was very severe at ferth, Busselton and Geralton.
 Forty-one passengers and members of the crew were drowned following the sinking in Puget Sound, near Sc. attic, Sunday night of the steamer DIX, Which collided with the steamship Jeanle. A misunderstanding of sig, nals IS supposed to have caused the collision.
 Count Boni has been overed job as head waiter in New York at 90 900 francs year.
 Mrs Mary Skidmore, cousin of Rob. ert k. Lee, died in St. Louis. Minia Rockefeller, 62, distant rela- tive of John D., found dead in lane near Somerville. N. J. Mrs. Annie NJ Weiss. 62. died at Moscoutah, H., after returning from church.
 w. F. Gore, 7s, veteran of Mexican and civil wars. dead at Taylorville. III.
 Cole Landree, aged 75, in business at Bloomington, Mo, 60 years. buried there.
 J. E Buhrman, 91, a shoemaker for 70 years, died at Nashville, III.
 immigration bill is foremost aues. tion before next congress, which prom ises to experience the busiest session in years
 Commissioner Leupp, in his report at Washington, charges graft and scandal in Kickapoo Indian affairs.
 Former Ambassador Choate will pre-. side at Carl Schurz meeting in New York, and St. Louisans will attend.
 Washington astrologer predicts that 2s cities will be destroyed within two years.
 Former Gov. Thomas T. Crittenden of Missouri celebrates his golden we'd ding anniversary at Kansas City.
The Forrest City times., 1906-11-23
SENATOR PUATT MAY RETIRE.
Said 10 Have Settled $5oo,ooo On
 His Wife.

New York-The retirement Iof Senator Thomas c. Platt from con gress is regarded as the probable out come of the latest developments of his domestic scandal. If the aged sen ator returns to Washington it is pre- dicted he will find his position SC disagreeable that he will be forced to retire.
 Political pressure will also be ap. piled to assist the senator to reach a decision to get out. Republicans gen. orally believe he should retire. He has outlived his usefulness to >he party, and they point out that he ow.s it to the party to give way. In con- nection with the announced separation of MT. Platt and his wife, the latest rumor current is that Mir. Platt made settlement of s500,OOO on Mrs. Platt By some the money consideration is placed at even s1,000,00O.