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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-05
Save your Poultry.

Try Rust's Ravens Climax Condi-
ton Pow der, II Is q dead shot for
gapes and poultry cholera il directions
are followed.
J. D. Ray & Co.
Special low prices on Shoes, Shirts,
Overalls, Pants for the next 10 days.
we keep a good assortment of Fancy
Groceries, Canned Goods, Cold Drinks,
etc. Try US.
J. D. Ray & CO.
We can suit you On Flour, Syrups,
good MolaSses, etc. at close prices
Try us on these goods.
J. d. Ray & Co.
We open Our store early and close
late. Try us when you come.
J. D. Ray & Go.
We want your Eggs, Chickens, Bees
wax, etc.
J. D. Ray q Co.
When you want good No. | Cider
Vinegar try Clark's at 25c per gallon.
1t viii suit YOU, it has been On the
market tor the last so years and gives
satisfaction. Try 1t and ramem Der it's
only 25c per gallon.
j. d, Raw q Co
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-05
.BUCKIN GHAM'S DYE

FIRST COTTON BLooMs-While cot
ton blooms are plentiful now the first
reported was by Mr.. B. L. Smith from
Mr.'W. F. Butterworth's farm on June
2Sth. Also Mr.. Henry Allsbrook
brought a bloom to this office June
Both.
APPoRTIoNMENT BY BOARD OF Ed
UCATIoN--The county board of edu-
cation was in session In Halifax Mon
day, and made an superintendent of
% cents per capita to the schools of
the county, in addition to other appor-
tionments this year.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-05
MT. ]. B. Dunn's Loss.

A phone message from Enfield this
morning said that Mr.. John E. Dunn's
house and entire contents were distroy-
ed by fire about ) o'clock. The family
did no even save their clothes.
Mr.. Dunn had just completed and
furnished his home. The loss ia par.
TALLY covered by insurance. His many
friends here are sorry to learn Of The
disaster.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-05
N Otice! Notice!

This certifes that Rev. II. II. Hall,
Archie Taylor and ]. W. Clark are
duly authorized to call upon the mer-
chants OF Scotland Neck and solicit
their aid for the benefit OF the North
Carolina Baptist State Convention
which will assemble in town OF Scot
land Neck, July 18th to 18th 1906
The help offered will be thankfully
received.
BY authority of the General Com.
mlttee Of Kehnkie, Mary's Chapel, Shi'
lob and End Street Baptist churches.
c.. BAKER, Chairman.
G. M. JAMES, Secretary.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-05
At Cost for Cash.

To make room for our fall stock we
will sell the following goods at Cost
10000 yards Valciennes and Tor
cheon Laces.
10000 yards Dress Lawns.
500 Pairs mems women's and child
ren's Slippers.
100 men and children suits.
All Straw Hats a: and below cost.
Just received a big lot drummer's
sample Felt Hats which We are offer
ing at wholesale prices.
Handsome line Furniture just arriv-
ed.
Call and see our special h,arsains on
all goods.
Edwards & Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-05
Herring Hodges.

On Wednesday evening June %, at
the home of the brides father, Mr.. S.
V. Hodges, Miss Tessie Hodges was
married to Mr.. Norman Herring, Rev.
J. E. Holden performing the ceremony.
The marriage was quiet one, some
friends Of the family being present to
witness it.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-05
Timber for Sale.

! offer for sse the timber On $50
acres OF land near Dawson and 6 miles
from Enfield. Timber consists of Pine,
Oak, Hickory, Cypress, Asn and Gum.
". I. AsKEw,
Epworth, N. G.
H.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-05
Wanted

Secondhand Eclipse Engines 45x7
Will pay coed prices for same.
JOsEY HARDWARE Co.
6.2S-4t
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-05

Our Uudertaker's Department is
fully and Thoroughly equipped with
new stock.
II. HOFFMAN, d BIO.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-05
For Sale.

One second hand "Brown" Cotton
Gin. In good condition.
JACK KEEL,
7-5-4t Scotland Neck, n. &.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-05
COrbY,s Loaf Bread.

Corby's Washington Bread all the
time.
Fox River Butter.
W. T. Tyler.
Home raised n. G. Hams, Shoulders
and sides.
w. T. Tyler.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-05

WE HAVE again put in a Com
plete Line OF Collins.
M. HOFFMAN q BRO.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-05
The Commonwealth
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Wanted

Eggs at % cents dozen.
". 7. Tyler.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-26
Some Hopo, rhrusta...

How ve bow to the almighty dollaE,;
says the lady editor Q, the: Timpson
Times. She goes on to say that when
a family moves into a small town;:
many are tie eyes that note the cur.
tstns that go up at the viudcW5 snd
the furniture that is n.oaded from
the Caravans. Il tie display meets
approval, tits concluded that the fam.
!ly are mice people," and in time
many dainty bits Of ca.dhosrd, with
mora 0: less pcetsntious names, ara
Jeff st TIE new corners dao- But II
aAe display Is meagsr and mediocre,
people stand bacx snd wait for the
strangers to prove their worthinsss.
The possession of wealth is not e
guarantee OF good character; some Of
the roug hest people. morslly, have Lots
Of money to spend. There are many
recognized az lesaars tn the 6rst css;.
c.es, who would not bs Solsfsaed but
Tor the ors relsening featurs-lon:
sy, Thls Is an American truth; the
standard is .,o1ey. Lace
curtains aEd leather coccaes sco7i1no.
determine our associates.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-26
MATTlX 20 BLAME.
Cmcial Declaration Places Respon-
sibi..ty OF scsHcer Wreck.

SlDlssIE o. SCoHCSr w ceCA.
ORS.als Of the Southern railway.
iji & ssa:szass1 given ont Tuesday By
Alfred P. Thorn, gsnarsl counsel, FIX
the responsibility for the wreck at
Lawyers, Va. ,on November %, In
shicA President Spencer, lost his life,
OF G.. D. Asttex. the ops-sto- at
RaDgocn. r.
MI. Thorn said that the question
whether there Was criminal negli.
gencs was fo- the state authorities to
decide.
In sur:rning up the evidence pre-.
sansed, NJ. .Thom says that it was
the clear duty OF Mattox TO stop train
No. 81 until be had received positive
assurance that train No. SO, 90 Which
President Spencer's CAT was attached,
nsd rassad cut OF toe block betw ,sn
Lswyers and Rsngoon.
He aduits that be failed to dc
this, said Nj. Thcn, and therefore,
there can De no doubt shst ne vas re
spo1s!ble for 1ha vrsck. Whether o.
20. his negligence Was criminal is not
for the cficlals OF the Southern rail
gay to ssy, the objsct Of the inyessi-
CATION by the company having been
to find cut just what caused the
wreck. -
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-26
ROOSEVELT OUT OF IT"
Couldn't Get Another Nomination Ii
he Wanted It,

W. J. i5cssa in the Connoner in
cists that TIE democrats best chance
to win In 1893 arises from ahs sssur-
ances g::-e1 - President Rooss 7elt
shg5 he will rot saain be q candidate.
Mr.. Bryan says:
''Tas democrats nsy as well rec
ogn!z: :!e situation and p:spare for
- II .he frst Place, there is no
.:..Sy cs prospect Ct the Pres
- p@t3g s candidate sgstn. BE
nas 90 SnusEnced aud it is oIly tatr
to hia 10 ss;se bis vord.
Even il he 1ssired to be nom;nas-
ed, he would have difficulty IL seaur'
ing a nonn:astioa. There is a d.
vision IL the republican party, s.'d
that division exteads f1cm the top cf
the party TO the bottom. MI. Rose
velt's Iadicslism has djpleased the
rssay leaders, and his last message
a.s wy much aggravated TIE stsus
5;oD.
"T;se republicans who do not 2
ycr tnc 2sesE8--cs's policies, wher
srEEpofs.is oy the republicans whc
ss1Gess!g oppoae a third :erm, "; U, q
b. surorg ec.oGga to preVsct e re
noniaat:c2, 20 fhe thought Il ht
aoriuatioa csr Es;Aic h:.s Jat as;cs.
Even II be wers nominated, it
you'd rs: be sova policy for TIE dem
ocrats &c plan s ejns=9vsatve csn.
paign. II Roosevelt were 3 caodt.
iate it wou.>. net oaly % VIE. but
necessary, fGr al:s 5enoe1ats to make
s radical fgha. II the democrats
were 70 stsenps to attack tue pres.
i6ent for indorsi1g democratic ideas
1t would lose more democrats thsn 1t
could gain republicans"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-26
Reports Own Death,

To get even with bis fsther, who
hsd driven him from home, Charles
E Albertus, son Of 3 nerohsnt living
st No. 1916 North Hope street .Phita
delphia, Pa, gavs out the story IN
Atlantic Otsy, under the name OF John
Miller, that he, Albertus, his wife and
oshY had al perishes In the Thor.
cusafare disaster st Atlantic City.
Under the, name Of Miller ne has i1Y-
ed ever since. His arrest on he
charge Of attempting to pass Corfe33s
erate money On storekeerers reyesleo
bis sGsnsit7. Fs was afrs;eneG before
q masistrsts AID held IL $500 tsi1 fcr
hearing on Tlu2s5sy. < she pcison
er's pocket weie t-aad clippings, o1e
headed, Atlantic Gig Horror Be.
vesls Sscres Marriage" Ee was ques-
toned and 1hen cornersd told the
authorities be wss Si.5artus.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-26
TRAVIS ARRESTED.
Chsssea with Esv.ns Casheo Two
Excrass fEoa@y Orders.

CharseG With ESv3nE Cashec TWO
Express fEos@5 ozlers.
2. S. Tcsc!s. tie Geisgs&ph opsEs.
ter VIC cashed tSo josgsd szpress raon.
az ar5e1s and sEipnai With TIE Eoney
;,ss paen arrested il Ci:sIaancogzs, :,
Te39.: and was brought back to Co.
iu,oois tor trial.
Or Saturday, December 8, Travis,
who wss then employed IL tie dis.
pa.cher's cfioe Of the Southern Bail
sGy, secured the endorsement OF MI.
Wilkinson, chisf dispatcher, TO 5wo
Soushera Express noEsy cToers, one
Tor $50 and ice other Tor 5o.26, pur.
porting to be on toe cs1ce a5 Exc,
Gs., vhere T-sVlS hsd formerly work-
ed. The orda1s were casaaa by the
sxpress Office 70 Coiumu'S md rroEee
10 &c icrgsrlss. I.s7is |a'a TOT sesa
s:2.iszs. Be les lis young wife In Co
luyc aia vi5houb funds; s2d > collection
tcr Der was saken u2 among the
Southern Ra:l@Sy employees. She
9ss hestd fzom Tuesday 10 Ashe7ille.
Esr hoaae is at He:et&Il, Tenn.
Tbs police a5 Columbia ssy Travis
las bean II Ssyaansh and Atlanta,
s6sy ngTs haen e:css tahind hia: Ill
.oe 3i2la. He 1as 7ec3g2:Z 3 Il Chat.
t&lcoge cy ~ sxy:ess Eaa 21e admit.
ted his i1snt:ty wkeg: arrested. The
Cha ssGancogs police 77iIei Chief Day
.hst Travis wouia be held ior him,
a.a il expected tbs. he 1ili cone
without reQuiSaSio0.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-26
EEsEa IIKE TG&Ell-
Impossible to Wake Najo: FeTsgg-ae
BaG rs The Physician

Impossible to Wake Aajo: FeTsgy-ae
BaGs IS The Physician
Another strange incident in con-
nect.on with the remarkable cass OF
the ''slesplDg Preacher" who preach
I'd 10 s nuDber OF physicians. news.
paper men and o5haEs st the theatre
IN Columbia recently says the Colum-
bta Rsccr6, is the imposstbiliey TO
arouse him during his strange ger
vices.
Several test wers aprlied by the
docsoss present and they noa OILY
fa!ied 20 arouss him, but slso fssisd
e c2use an! Interruption OF pause il
lis d!acoQ-Sa, pu-ing ths twenty
@i. years oi lis sEsauge ministry ae
ass unSeEsors aiss sevarssa a7sss AID
.ony* gacSlug3 ezsmiustioas, yet ne
las 'ns;eS Dsea swakened Ehile
prescajrg.
While 10 tthis strange sleep he isap.
3szsatl7 dead 10 nis surroundings ana
LIE Of els wh=t2g hoprs.
HIS ss!m Jng are fc1cefu: ana s,Isa'n-
rcar tsclsiess. Be has never ba1n
knove 10 ~auder from his shsGe or
speak aiscor1ectedly. His uS+sIsnces
w;,!le p1s3ching eou2d like bns p-o-
5ucs OF aaa deepest conviction SEQ
ssrassa thougha followed by c&Isfrl
slu6y aud prepsratton. Yet be knows
nothing Of his strange power, Re is
indeed 8 strsngs subject.
Csl q psrsor go into deep sleep
from which it Is Impossible to BLOUSE
hin without sane Influence internal
or exsarasl? o. course not. Impo5.
8ib!e. And yes Major Perry, perfect
" .Ei:eEa5e without shy hypnotic sus.
gestioas remote OK a9proz: nate, has
gore to bis bee every night for over
tsensy Yeas, fallen into mysterious
trsnce ficn whioh il Was Impossible
20 arouse hin prsachsd logiass ger
rao2 alG awcEe in tae G1o.ning lcne
:...e wcisa 1or dis stcar2s Sery:ce.
+ ec:l = mi+2o2o? is 1t daal PSF.
scas..:e.. Or Isl: j2st ,2 -. = fT::eesS9s
Woo viii explaiE IL t&4e.iig:z...; acc
satisfactorily?
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-26
yckn ). lasa,ls OF Gcass.

Gras3 IS &.ao fogg .Taasss Ct NG1u-e,
her constant ba:i7dic5:on. F:eiIs
tramplsd 9iun bs5Ela, saturated g!5n
Dlood, tora With 5:Je rrts CT csolor.
2rose green again With grass, sad oa1:.
asgs is forgotten. ToTast Decay, hay
vests perish, foss:s Vallah, but grass
is innorcal. SoWn oy the wilds, by
wandering birds, it sat5sls TIA rude
cu5jiaes OF the world. i ln7aGes TIE
so!iauaeE CT dases5s. CLIMBS tea iRae-
cssstble Slopes ot uou1sains, modtfss
climates, aad datacni1Is the history,
.Gs character and dssttin? Ct nat!o5S.
Il yialGs 10 fruit il sartc OF s;r ard
yst, should it's hsl7ss. I.il fo: = s!rg {
ysar, famine would dsc1r:..::a.a si;.a
earth,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-26
sEEATo2 I:::LIau'o ~ -. GE.
Explaio, 7!hy &c Made No Hstu-n5
ior ?aat Year.

s:2a5o- I::;;i.Saan Lett WsshiHsso"
MONDAY nigh: OF 1851 we5k fer q snoit
i=c3ura IcuT il tie West. When seen
ct The Panns5lvaois Staten ne said
tkst Sc it vas Veil k1owp fact thas
nothing YES accomplished prior 10
Ch7is:naE &s tcs sssEicns, an6 as con.
gssss 1ould c5jousa Ior the holidays
Tnursosy, he would Iii 5 ,ev lecture
dates. After ths i-st Of January ne
aouid &: IN his seat, whsa congress
sestJes ccwa 20 business, AID he pciats
to dig II ycsgs in t;le national legisla.
tive halls q 50 ehs5hec he ATTENDS to
bic cfdc!c 2E.a:oess or LOT.
sane n2t?,,--csa had something
to ne income tsxlssue, IL
%: .: 3 name has fGu.sd In tae
=7l...: H.. State 2,,ess. He vss vtscr'
! caz IL hi= 1s;;cralcs sad talked IS fol-
io.g:
'.Tta,e nz7a bsen sossmapy mallc
lors au5 ln:rusEful statenantS rsde
10 !acra3 &c ny sinking The income
tax t.nas I w$ss2! 70 lss cy fGl!os7 citi
zeng vS.o are interested understand
exactly vhst tie ise|s sra.
Y have Gole ccHra:atigsl7 Htfia
lecuuri2g t2- se7s1si gesrs psst, snd
shose nsvepapers wAo hovlsd n3ss
are enGirsly familiar with the seysIs
snell CT !llcoss With : haS WITH mg
tnrcss u tho via&ez G; 1893, ss vel
es With snothe- Dangerous iilness,
which csussG Ee 70 be sts,n5 from
my poss il Washington during the
entiTs session Of 1904. During this
res; have fi;!led many engagements,
and will at tie proper ii 70 mske re.
turn on the Income received. Ihs
iilconlc tax which is now being coi.
lecaed is for the year 1905. st &c
tine siCca rhs incona TAX lsw mas
been in ops12tion nas Ty t2eoE0e from
sll sources, Including ny ss?s7y as
zecator, ,a.:tsr 5s3lcting tee sz2sEs5a
! 21tt exemption. caGaad I2 &c oo suo-
jset 80 the iscoa.e ssS.
! ;'I az: tn;arrs6 hy gc2d lawyers
ass5a Hyy ssee!z,ry s. !J.2!1eit S.a55eG ss:1:as-
ator Loss net cons Eitnsa sEo 2Ci5.
have never dodged taxes OF any sort,
nd I have never lodged say men OF
the missiles they have hulled az me.
snd no5;iirg but the envy and hatred
OF 2 few irSsccre:iablss N South Car.
olina bss brought Iht5 matter into
prominence. TIE :ss.G about Dcy
making s25 900 this summer ls 20,
su1d. IS moments thought would
easily show, ss there haVs been only
tou: montbs sjrcs South Carolina
campaign e'osed. The enylops ours,
$40 hare hs5 90 nueh Is, aSy about
ocy l2ca1Es3. s7o;;;'55 Ike TO help she
a5g,oe. Of Oaic:a:c s,n5 oshar norsherl
cities gag re, !! they co0l3."
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-26
\ NsETow Escape.
4 spsc:al senG ous f-oua Georgetown

a spsc:al senG ous f-oua Gaorgstoy'n
ssgs: s pas>y Ct 70 G>:-s e2na Gown
sI.a -tgsr fcoa. G0;ac;::;z ~ isuoaa
srv:y.@c aa G@os:3oE,:.EG;;:. I-.ay *
81 -xs:o,:-S l:rE:a cr.@@.: :4t
e z.11a &&s1 Gsa: s;;zetE p::::: -..
x. losS :.ss Ok. 6 and she poaE S;-s
s..;@=;iiss . pass >23 G27SI1nsal tE1
SO cs5;: nsat Il e Gus &c SOS.
Tna sD&!i laua5d Il IoJs SfoA5 L oSe
II sns dzcsae7s Ead tbs is7g9r craft
rsa aground, aacsasi=sting 3 long
ws;t uEtil the ttd3 rose. Sncrsly
ssser se.yicg OF sna ssrdbar sae snail
i,osa Vas sighted and fortunately re-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-26
Tried 4 5LURF.
P:ztsburs Negroes Threaten Aader-
soa Eaitor.

C. C. Largs:gl q Anderson, tie
popular secretary e .sns South Caro-
iiaa Press Assccistioa. .ss in Wash.
In Ston lsss T-iasy on bic wsy hcme
wna-e be hss been for GONE nonshs
for nis health.
While In P!t>>shurg NJ. LacgStcn
becsma iaTolyad IL s discussion CT tbs
negro question cns d@g, and 1iGtout
his kEowie5es o2e Ct the psPe:S Of
that city printed G atory Of TIE efsct
thsa q hothsaGHG scuslerner 1as go.
jocrntng Ehsrs and had said sGst he
bsltsved il lynch Las fer negroes.
Afesr this publication III. LangEtoE
received 8 Lester OF Thich shs follow
ing is copy.
'Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. "A, 1905
&C. G. LsDgston, sdiEcI E1e Ander.
son ia:9liigencer, Eerai- weekly pa-
per, Dea: Sir: I have read whsS you
have 70 Gag about tie Casro and J
warn ycI tiaE we hs7o had enough OF
yea tr::,l :: :t:s CITY .aa 7 @aEc Sou
so !eags s,3 s., 20 f:a:o5."
The leklsi YES Tciy5sl IL $ 2c12R.
ling hald with pelci: :1.2 sses
doubtless the work OF Eeg:c CT :c;Ss
unsdIcstsd white persca: juSgi1g by
sEe formation Of the lss:ecc. Mr.
!. .Lsngston remained il Ehs Pen1sFl7s-
MIA City foc about tgo m3nsns and S
half sitter TIE receipt q the lsatsT,
sru it 6:;d not seem to frigLasn biz
II the least.
Ga tie S;Hjsol q negroes in the
north, Mr. Lsngstcu sta.ed sha5 dur
ing his E$ay IN Pittsburg, be sag
them mors 2stsei aud at same time
more "cussed" ahsn be had eysf ssan
.ham Ia tie South. Ms op.cion is"
ne said, 't5ss negroes III toe nor;h
are made Use cs oD!7 bg politicians and
o5re:s 9ho use shem fer 5:leir ogE
bensfa, Otherwise they sre Dc5 EesE-
ly 50 well lraats5 as IN the South. /"
Mr. Lsngston has about recovered
bis hea.t and will PROBABLY begin
active work on the IcIsillSs1cs7 upon
his arrival IN Anderson.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-26
Charged With CounEe-feitiES.

4 spsoia! from A2ia:sc1 ssys ahat
e. z. G..sha-, iaa2j1g fsrn5f We
iaile5 g:aera Tsd1esG:7 ID 6: casgs OF
--arr:cg 5o:.n"srfs!s 50 cent ptecss
sc-,e a. o. 2ura@:s 2g5c 30 ESe
e.;:>>ass C c71ri.G:rfs.- --5eg ous &.
ss7;-:c :. ,a!.cagzS = 2ai.::2oc.. aod
ot7a?ad g as2ts5 e cuzi1:og .,i::s 2e;sn.
bcz 6ewa, bus 3-:e ctao&Es, atJaE & cssfs'
fu.. ..Evas5SSiisr;a. a:o1, coGooig5sa ss2ss5 SIS
rS, !l2G::f was >>l1a guilty nsG.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-26
Robbed the E,armrrs.

Disclosures Ia connection sith the
gra.n trust investigation hsf re- t e
Int; S.ste Junnerce CcD mission at
Ola11ss sad KsnsaS CiEy shCS thst
.-.ag e. tie ,e:Ir.:oe sd ta dea :
eso 3 heavy tel ws,a chs geo farmers
Tor nsl Ea5 ng their e-aiD. says tie
)msha- Journal Sgoc;ran. Un63r
sne circumstances = /: :i:tis wcIder
tEs! tee farmers s.ckaC sad SILL the
4 coTeIy OF the graf5 Taa rot cue 10
ctj-o:ioas 2f %he grsin raiseTs, but
rasner &C the SLING ola ct the rail-.
.nc5s q 4 5l;g4to:s oga- she 6istr;hU-
t:ou CT th 3Dc::;:. S.r-Y:7 anotGer
csse oj "~b4n ;a:svss f2i! cat. etc.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-26
SoE;SEa C2&:EG.

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vino vas - as1ee;S: s. :5aII,! ::5aII.,. l-ISs So oG
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Tbe Bigee st Drug Store.

The gre atoss drug stcre IL the syorle
y!ll be to:lr ] il tne o: the most back
ysrd countries Of too world. It exists
ia Moscov, sn6 Is 20s ysais OLD. It's
tit,a is IRE C;d N!hclsya Pcsrnscy:
eEd eirce 1888 ras tsaa IN the faa.
lis Of sLo r,easnt proprietor. It IS 2
b,1l6ine ct .npesjrg d.nans,cns. With
,z2uy msnts, including one Ct
ort f.ss!cn.! education for the staff
~n;cn ,1rror5 7o0 psvsous. They
rake 10 about 200 prescriptions E
~. and 50 perfect, ts the c1santZs.
ZION rhst an error is seldom recorded:
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NO rnel, No Food.

Following reports Of fus. famine in
she northwest, cone reports OF q
shortage Of food supplies. Railway
ssrStcs hss hee1 interrupted by the
cold anv hl;Zzards on the western
prairies. s telegram f11al 8 citizens
committee Of Ambrose, Il. D., is as
soliuws: Ambrose ,s without coai
and prcvis,0Ds. Taent5 cs,s OF faci
and feed II TIE hands Of bhe rail esg
comp=rg nuss De brought here o.
> scec.al train aJ once 10 o-oe, to reliese
the si.uasio or s.est suffering will
result. Have .7iEa:i the ge1ersl man
agsy Of the So LiIs, but no assurance
OF relis7!rg present. needs nss been Sc
,,lreG :; =
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4 Wo2DTC CRITICS.
Senaft,r CiiiIaan Says No Church

a@s Cancelled an Engagement.
s press dispstch has been going the
rounds to nhe effect that tbs good
: CT gaople Of BsllaS-e, Ohio, can
.::!?si saaa5or Tillman's lecture il
--ae: tcva teosuse the leo5ursr would
go. .usrsn5ee against using cus5
-c-SSs" Ia nis address. ENneo bis a.
as2s,3. was called to the news Item
cy re spartsnburg Journals CORE
spocdeat and asked as % its auGhs2-
-:Gy, he replied: IT'S purely manu-
tsc5use6 stuff, 80 fsr as I an conczfn.
81. I have neithsr bcoksd nor can-
cellad g lecture as 3 ellaire "
But, SO far as cuss Eords' goes.
resumed the senator vigorously, :!
soul6 direct th'5 csrDing critics, eS
2ecisly IN sone sections, to toe ds't.
css.ca OF Will: N Lloyd G.rriso2's g
en 2na.ic ut5srancs-"The conPsoE
Il "a EXISTS between the North "a
::..,lah is q covenst Wit: les..S'.
;:nG 81 agE- ~cecS with e. i.sa
.a2tec3c.e was - o:"1 =: az
! ::..;7lais.s acd .~t~.- -: ..:2;oc TO
! - aio.; ;;:-,..4 -. E:>s noa
: <z.:la;, @zc ;,c*.:.::t::ns.. Dor de ths
ESQ ST. ;,.;, pi2us held Hp tneir
hard il horror sc3 cry Onctea2. ; "
Senator Ti!ima.n continued chat IN
resaIng the Bible throughout sne
scriptures, the work hall irsQusntly
apcears, and when he attends church
Ghe ministers use the Tord sone
| ctues fo1 force or effect, 10 point a
morsl or adorh q tale." Ard when II
csms 80 expressing fo-cibly his oetn'
ioc cn 81 aDe1dnent CT the const:tu-
ton OF tie United SaateS that calls
'or social eeuslisy and political free
com 0: she essro snd be used ths ex
o1ession "To hell with suca g lav. "
sui th3 "gco5y goodies" called that
sws .ricg, wny he vcplG Just have to
stand by il.
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D:G Noe S<'.re .r:.c Grain.

Cna?o.s CT t:e;c Ecrs B2zraccss Amy
.,,e.5 ~ 5c:7s::s:z7 rcv:i15 I2a attor2a;
-, ;:.lssa%::ic or lac c227 5: thorough
i, 7:s1s::.s :..4n ~vu.d oa rogds; and II
sGY s.ti:!223y12. 31.eG ,Gz;.,t; l.25 sfaic
va@y e;i1 he 2 urG ~: .s}la5. TIE
:-,::j5;.c:. aens aai, :l:a,- 9-e4 into the
:-si-, e23 a5.sz Z 11cr@GgA e1an!Gs
10 tuesday .? lM;ca-a - TIE 2a2ascc.
): e ec..:,::c Company = vas a1noInced
(. 40 bullet nc,es Hera found in aay
II rs u4cs
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Eaoru1on:sm = Curse,

zuonizG IS 3 greste- cC-se o
-,Ga connsry t:an slaVe-v," deo.ese:
Il. F-sd T. Du8otEe, gsic e .nc
T3sic 5enator, IL an saoEesa in Wssail
irc:cn on "Ehs Eject o. Esfc77lat;ri Z
OF E7vcctioo. She said tEsss sEcu;c
P:csi6ant Rc.scys!t 1aaxe "trip south
n sc;7Ar e:cte-a I5aha he ~Grl2 rc
loncsr he wiling to Gee z.s6 that there
Is noting n tj,e s. ,cr-n a1sssic2
siz United States ssaa5o:s, sha SAID,
oye AhN. election tc sba influence ..
vhe Mosmv1 c4afcl.