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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-09
Borden's Eagle Brand
Condensed Milk,

provided they are up to
the high standard of per-
lection required I'm such
contests. This contest fs
for babies ranging I'm age
from three months to two
years.
Mothers nre cordially
invited to present babies
at the booth by 2;30 on
above date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-09
Golden Brittle.

Fresh and crisp popcorn by the ear, made
fresh every day and on sale at our booth
on the left of the entrance at the end Of
the hall. Do not forget Golden Brittle,
made by the Southern CONNECTION Co., st.
Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-09

Queen of Perfumes.
Sample bottle of Mexican Bells and
large chrysanthemum flower at the per-
fumery booth, sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-09

The Barlow Gem Booth,
near entrance. The best initiation diamond
in the world. Also Jewelry and Souvenir
Cards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-09

Look for the Oriental Bazaar,
and save time and money. It's the only
place to get your Xmas gifts and laces,
Mexican and Japanese drawings, also
French embroideries. All goods are i'm
ported by
Abdullah Habab.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-09

This Coupon Is Valuable.
Good for 1Oc. on all purchases Of over
25c
Atlantic City Burnt Leather Booth,
Food Show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-09

This Coupon and 15c.
will entitle any person to one dozen of
Written Name Cards. Prof. VIM. A. Hart
ung, Penman Artist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-09

Call at the Style and American Dress
maker booth and get the latest fashion
magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-09

The Latest Hair Ornaments
at the Butterfly booth; also Wire Jewelry
Novelties.
The Washington times., 1906-04-16

twelfth century. and the curfew bell
still rings from the belfry every night
The present building dates from 1874.
W Field. borough estate agent,
said that he was much surprised when
his firm received an order 10 let the
vaults II possible
1T is the first commission OF the kind
We have ever had he said. although
believe the crypts OF a few other
churches in London have been leased
for such purposes
The vaults contain !, 800 feet OF super
fetal fiooT space. and the rent asked IS
50 a year They viii probably be taken
for the storage Of beer or wine barrels
or. perhaps. furniture. The cOffins were
cleared away some years ago.
Many OF the ancient churches and
graveyards In London have been put TO
curious uses. A chapel OF St. Saviour s,
Southwark. was. I remember. let as q
bakehOuse- Tho banks opposite OUr Of
fee stand on the site Of the old grave
yard OF St Margaret s-at-the-Hul. and
even now. when the roads hereaboEts
are repaired, bones are frequently turn
ed up
The Washington times., 1906-04-16
MICHAEL DAVITT, FENiAN,
SERIOUSLY ILL IN DUBLIN

DUBLIN. Ireland, April 16-Michael
Davitt. the well-known journalist and
agitator for the Independence of Ire
land. is seriously i'll. He is suffering
from blood poisoning. following an at
tack OF Influenza.
Mr.. Davitt was born March Is. 1886
He was a prominent member OF the
Fenian Brotherhood and was one Of the
organizers OF the Irish Land League.
The Washington times., 1906-04-16
CHURCH CRYPT TO RENT
FOR STORAGE PURPOSES
The Building Is Closely Associated
With Dickens Story of "Little
Dorrit."

LONDON. April i6-This spacious
basement to let for storage purposes, :"
is the notice fixed above the entrance
10 the crypt of the Church 6f St
Geerge-the-Martyr. Southwark so close
" associated in the minds OF Dickens
lovers with the story Of Little Dor
rit''
This course is necessitated by the de-
pleted revenues of the church. which is
one os the most historical in London
The hrst church was built there IN the
The Washington times., 1906-04-16
CHICAGO BAIL JUMPER
WILL BE TAKEN BACK

Detective Tierney, OF Chicago, will
leave Washington this afternoon at $50
o'clock with Robert Smith sixfv-five
years old. who is said TO have jumped
his bond of $500 after he was arrested
several weeks ago on FIVE charges pre-
ferred by the parents of as many girls
under the age of sixteen years. Smith
was arrested at the general delivery
window of the PosIoffice yesterday aft
efnoon by Detectives Horne and Father
and locked UP at the First precinct sta
The Washington times., 1906-04-16
for the District
a,.r.- Set aside IN the Bill


in the
@5-Aeelf W Estimates for 1917 Reconunended
The Washington times., 1906-04-16
Generous With Bridges.

Generous appropriations are made for
bridges. as follows: Maintenance OF
Highway bridge across the Potomac.
81. 600. as requested by the Commission
ers; Connecticut Avenue bridge $50. 900.
as requested; Anacostia bridge. SIS, oCa,
$4,000 less than was requested but other
provision is made for additional money
BY calling on Railway companies for con-
tributions toward the construction: Six
teenth Street bridge, across Piney
branch $4,000, as requested; reconstruc-
ton of X Street bridge across Rock
creek. SSS,01J, as requested.
a similar generosity was shown to the
playground movement. the committee
giving 10 their equipment and mainten-
ance $4,000. as was requested, and as on
posed to the S2.ooo appropriated for the
current fiscal year
The District militia asked for SIS. SO
ard got s6S.470.
The Health Department lost many
items for which Il had made urgent
recommendations. getting in the bill $50
Csc. while it had asked for Sl22, 30 The
stems II requested and did not get
were additional pound wagon, $500: re-
pair OF roadways TO smallpox hospital
I sSoes removal Of weeds &, 1000; site. for
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-10

Iuber ber. 2batiad)e, Dob bonn
omerifaniiben @eiunoten @llmmere
nod feline Gepeid)e eingetroffen, lit
I'M Staats-9 epartemlent abiult Nttdts
5u erfabrer. Sbmobl es crit gebeiBen,
0aB Stenslano an 9orb eines arlegs'
idiffes nad Den Ser. Stoatcn ge=
bratbt iperoen miiroe, bolt man es
ood fir mabrifeinlih, onB Der 8e'
fangene on 9oro zines ipe5iell fir
Den 3iped gedarterten 6obr5elgeS
nod Gibraltar uno bort Out einert
nah Ben Ser. Staoten ab%gebenben
Sanoelsoampfer gebrad)t miro. Die
Sransferirung bon Dem geforterten
6obr5eug arf Den SanOelsbnmpfer
IN Gibraltar biirfte bornusiidtlid
aliberbolb Der Sreimeilen : 8ren5e
BON Gibraltar erfolgen, Inn britilde
Snrisoiftion 81 permeiben, foQ6
StenslanO iid) mibericten ms Die
britiiden 9eboroen anrufcn iolte.
Gas Sbmeigen Der 9eamten beS
Stoots. Gepartements miro bon ber-
ielben fir notbwenoig erfldrt. oamit
Stenslanb Die HlGne fir feline Seimz
reiie nidt erfabre.
9 t6er2ebrit ubIfiir sic
fotboIi dc uniperiitGt.
IS miro bier befannt, oaB Hep.
Inton $. @albllrg. Tfarrer ser beiit-
iden ct. auguitinlts. @emeinbe an
Cincinnati. Der bieiigen fntboliiben
llniperiitdt BON amcrifa cine tpeitere
Sd)enfung bon $4,000 iibermitteItc
9ebufS Gtablirung zines oeltiben
2ebritubls. Snnerbolb 5pei Sabreu
bot Efarrer @olburg Der llniperlitGt
jebt $4,000 geihenft fir oieien
3tpef, uno man ernortet, oob er int
Den nGdlten 5luei Sabren Die notbi-
gen $4,000 5ulammen b%ringen miro,
nm oaburd) Die Grfiillung ieineS Ser.
5ensmunihes ST lihern.
Nepubdifani6e yes 6 NJ.
payne. h.
0as repllblifaniidc Gongreb . So.
mite CAB beute Elm repirblifanilhes
Sanobuh beraus, neld)es oas Ser.
fa9ren Ser Yartei mGbrenb Der lebten
so Sabre, namentlid aber tpabreno
Ser letten 9on9reblibung %pertbeioigt.
Gs umiaBt 273 Seiten unO eritredt
iid aui aae mogliden politiidcn an.
g%elegenbeiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-10
SIS iuirb Grnit.

Iorbringen Der cubanii6en &ebellcn
gegen Sopalta.--S6linlme Gage
Der Hcgierung.
Sapano, 8. September. = Gie
Sniurgenten oringen gegen &apana
Dor nno baben bereits mebrere Der
8ororte angegriifen. YrdiiOent Eol.
ma befiird)tet 8efaneennabme uno
bie &egieriing befinoet iidJ IN groBem
Shrcfen. Ia Yiup 8iierro, Der NIT
uhgefGbr 1900 Mann IN Einar bcl
&io itebt, ben @niienltiuitanb 5uriid'
gepieien bat, baben oud Die Hebel-
lcniiibrer Msbcrt unb 2apanes in Der
Yropin5 Sapana oenielben mieocr
gcbrod)en. Sn Der Yropin5 Gien'
fuegps baben Die S%niurgcnten Die
SeinoieligfeitcM gleidfaas wicber
oiiigcnommen nnb audi III Santa
Clara riiden iic bon Ieuem Dor.
Die Mbiiht Der IufitGnbiiden lit
eS pffenbnr, fid) Oes Er1liocnten 5l
b~cn1dtigen unb i'm CUR a~bbanfung
gu 5pingen, benn in elmer bon ibnen
erlalienct Proclamation erflGren lie
biinbig: n8ein Srieoen unb feline
llnterbanolungen, ebe EaIma 9ebt
unb Neumablen oneeoronet tperoen."
Die Gage Der &eeierung lit Der.
Smeifelt, benin ibren Jruppen itebt
cine acknowledgement llebermadt ee.
geniiber. mo baau beiertiren Die
0reiipiaieen, Die iif in sic n&ura.
les" einreiben lieben, maiienbait, un
All ben Hebeuen iibersuqeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-10

Weud)eImoro aus Dem @ege 5u rall.
men. gier5ebn Der Yeridrporer,
5Dolf Sieutenants, Elm Gittmeiiter
uno ein Artiaerie &auptmann, iino
6ereits oerbaftet morben. Sas Com.
plot lit angeblif nibt auf SoeIia be.
idr1nft, ionbern eritredt iih aud
iiber oerihiebene anoere @a%rniionen.
Ob Die Serldrp0rer I'M Nod bes G5a-
rem iid burd Ole geplaute Maiier-
moroe blob before Gbancen anf
raide 9eforOcrutg pcridufien moa'
ten. ober nit ben Hepolutiondrcn IN
8erbinoung lteben lit iebodl nod
nidt nit 9eltimmtbeit ~ieitgeItcllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-10
Mmerifaniid)er Nr5t in @efabr.

em.SrIeans. 8. September.
IS. 6. @arreu Mooopille bon bier,
Der aus Sonburas Suriidgefebrt it,
bringt Madridt, oaB Siilfsar5t Or.
@alter &obertion bon Dem Ser.
Staaten 9pipitaloienit in Dem Sa.
%fenorte Geiba. Sonouras, lpdbreno
bcs Monats SuIi in Dem bortigen
amerifaniihen aonirlat bon fiinf5ig
bcipaffneten amerifanern beiuudt
murbe, INN i'm Dor ben ~miitbenoen
Gingeborenen ST. beihiiten, weldJe
ben Ioftor nit Dem CODE beSrobt
butten, neil bon linn oas Muftreten
bon 8elbfieber in Geiba amtlih &C.
melOet lporben mar. Gin 9ruoer
Mooopiae's mar elmer Der amerifa.
ner, bic ben Goftpr in Dem aoninlat
beidiibt batten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-10
Tas Gnbc elmer Qiaiipn.

ALLENTOWN II, ga, 8. Sept. -
Gbas. Sugbes uno 5rau Soiepb
Green, 9eioe aus @oooburp, M,
ertranfen geitern abeno bel elmer Hli.
oerfabrt auf Dem 2ebigb : &iper.
Sugbes fam Dor <orei @ohen oils
Tormann elmer Sfaar Mrbeiter, mel.
DIE cine @erfte erridten ioqteu, bier.
Der. 8eitern fam israu Green an,
uno geioe batten iif IN einem bieii.
gen 9otel ais nGbas. Sugbes uno
@attin" regiitrirt. Im Mber6 traten
Tie cine 3uoeriabrt at, uno balo o.
rauf iab man oas Boot nit Dem aiel
nod cben auf Dem 0luiie treiben.
Sellte pllrben 0ic 2ciden oes Eaares
auf9efunoen..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-10
Sclbitmoro in Chicago.

Gbteago. 8. September. =
G(emenee &. @ooiter, @ice-Eralioelt
Der Peoples Gas eight ano Gofc
Co.," beging beite III ieiner bieligen
@obnung SeIbitmor0, inoem er it'd
Die aeble burdidnitt.
Wan permutbet, oaB er Die Ibat
III eincm Mnfalle bon @ciltesitoruhg
beaiiia. Tor etlua brei Wnd)en ipllr.
&c er BON Der Site iiberwaltiat mo
er itonb ieitbcm unfer ir5tlid)er @c..
bnnollng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-10
Grplpiiun im Ynlucrfabrif.

V~luefielb, @..8a., 8. Sept.-
Sn Der 9rpben Gupont'ihen Eriper.
fabrif in Himours, So. 8 Weilen
meltlit bon bier, fonb cine fiirdter.
lid)e erploiion itatt. Ter Mrbeitel
&. :. Glarf murOe ouf Der StelIe se.
tootet; bier anoere erlitten tobtlid)c
Tcrletungen. Ter groBte Ibcil Der
6abrif miroc ourd bic Grploiion,
bcrcn ltriadle nidt befannt lit. ser.
fort.
16Ne fhre Auslanb befsrst y. Maine, 2r.
413, Efs1AtttmSresetr., Hate 4sRanteaies2se.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-10
Scntid)er &atbulifentag.

81. Sabresperinmmlung bcsG0miid
aotboliidJen Gentrolpereins in
Springiielo, Sns. - Scierlid).
feiten am geitrigcn Sonntag.
Sprin9fielb, Sis, 8. Sept.
= Die 81. Notwithstanding oes
Deiitihen Homiid!& dtboliiden Gens
troluereins lit bier I'M 0on9e. @e.
ltern niiroen Die Gelegaten uno Scit.
gGite empfangen unb beute erfolgte
Die pffi5ieae 9~egriibung oerielben.
Gas beute beobadtete Hrogramm
mar naditebenbes:
Wtorgens nm 8 ltbr periammelten
iid Die Geleaaten in Der .arion.
Safe" ipo lie Ourd Den ,6eitsErGii.
oenten uno Sen Mapor Der Staot be.
griiBt puroen. Iarauf ipuroen bic
Nomen perleien uno Die Ib5eiden
pertbeilt. Gann begaben iid Die O..
legnten. untcr 9egleitung Der 2oful-
uereine, in Die nabegele9ene ct.
Yeter- unD Yaulss& Stride.
lin 10 ltbr Hontififalamt in Der
ct. Yeter- unb Yauls &irbe. Gic
5eitprebigt bielt Der bofm. Gpprian
9ani6eio, Heftor ser st. Yeters.
Stride in G6icogo, SIS.
I'm H2 llbr Nahmittaes: 5eicr.
lide anood)t in Der ct. Eeter. uno
Eoulssairde.
I'm 2 llbr: 6cit.Euraoe. S1mmt.
lid)e 8ereinc formirten iid bel Der
ct. Eeter. nnb Yaulss STRIDE sur Yas
rooe uro morihirtcn brett sur Set.
bolle. Die Maridrollte mar genau
cine Meilc lang nnb Die Earabc
nabm lpeniger ais cine bulbc StunOe
in Iniprlld. Del Der Scitbaae an
gclangt, marihirten bic Sereine in
corpora binein uno nabnen Die fit
iie reierpirten Site Elm.
I'm 3 llDr Nadmittngs: &otbo.
lifen- G%eriammlung in Der 6eltballc
(Statc Mrienal anb armorp), NO
folgenoes Erogramm sur Iusfib'
rlng %gclangte:
j.. Maliend)pr bon oen pereinigtett
fatbpIiihen 8irdenhoren Der Staot
Springfielo.
2. er6ffnung her 8eriommlrng
burb Den Erdiioenten unb De
griiBunas Nniprahc bonn 8ouuer.
nertr &. q. Oeneeu.
3. Woiiendor.
d. 0eltihc &eoe.
8. Waiiend)or.
6. Gngliihe &ebe.
Z. @roBer @ott.
gbenps s llbr: Muiifaliif sra.
matiide MISUNDERSTANDING 5u @b.
rem Der Gelegaten in Der ,Mripn.
Sale."
MontaA Den 10. Sept.: Worgens
I'M s ubr feierlides Sodlant IN Der
Ser5 Seil.3irhe.
(Gie Stride beiinOet lid ~ Mteilc
bonn Sauptouarticr.) @rtra Stra'
bcnbo6npoggons, melhe pomSaupt-
quarter abgcben, bringen Die Gelc-
goten sur Stride unO Suriid 5ur Gon-
Dentions4Salle.
lin $50 llbr: G%r0ffnuna Der er-
item 8eidaftsiibuns in Der "arlolr-
Saue."
! Nahmittags unb gbenbs: Sort
icsllng Der Observation-Disclosures.
Gicnitag, Den II. Sept: 0sorgens
iim 8 llbr feierlihes Sohamt in Der
81. Yeter- uno Yauls.8ird)e.
Naf benz Sod)amt unb Nadmit.
tags: 6oriiesung Der @eidaftsper'
iammlungen.
Mbenos nm s llbr: ltnterbaltuns
in Der .Arion-SaIc."
Wittnod), Den II. Sept: Worgel1s
I'M llbr Neqilem ttr Die oerlfofoc'
men Wit0lieber oeS Gentralpereins IN
Der Ser5 Seiu.airde.
Sad Dem Hequiem Iortlesitng Der
Observation-Disclosures.
Hadmittags unb gbcnos: Sort
iesung nnb Shlub Der 8eIdaftsper'
iammlungen.
9pnneriteg, ben 10. Sept: linn 8
ubr Morgens &unoiabrt sur gelih'
tienng Der StuOt.
Eadmitto9s I'M | ltbr: Seltelle1
in Dem groBen Hapilon IN Der
.Wbite Gitp." Garnah gemiitbllts
llnterbaltung uno MbidieDsfeter.
SclbSfmprb in Ehtcaap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-10
WeOsrapbcm . Gonsrek in Rerifo.

Staot Merico, 8. Sept.-lie
Mitglieoer oes bier tagenoen inter.
nationalen @cosrapben -Gongreiies
perbradten ben geitrigen Tag nit
Der 9elidtiguns Der Stabt. Sole DC
Nanilar, elm Gireftur oes geologic.
Iden Snitituts bon MSrifo. mrrae
gum Yraiioenten Oes Gongreiies ct.
ipablt; inter oen ernannten 8icc.
GraiiOenten befinoen iif Die ameri,
faniiden 7elegaten 2eilpren, Ont.
mons unD Chamberlain.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-10-24
A Forme, ssyoung Manningite IN serions
Trouble.

A Forne, ssYoung Manningite IN Serious
Trouble.
Columbia, Oct. 2l.-Special: J. 2.
War;, a hagman on the train between
Charlotte snd Savannah, was arrested
here today by Southern Railway De-
tective Bishop and City Detective Dun
ming, charged with the theft of a dia.
mond stud from the clothing of a man
named Sheftall, proprietor of the
White Stone Hotel, who was on the
sleeper going into Savannah Thursday
night.
The loss was reported to the railway
people, who put Bishop on the case
4 search of Wars grip revealed the
diamond and two pawn tickets from
Savannah shop. While the railroad
detective was at work on the case the
Columbia police received a telegram
from War; in Charlotte, telling then
to arrest news butcher No. % on thu
arrival of the train from Charlotte
Detective Dunning went to the depo
to make the arrest and found Blsnol
waiting for the same train. The.
made their business known to eaci
other, and it turned out that War;
missing the diamond thought the new
| boy had taken it.
War; was arrested on the arrival Q
the train and is now in the city jail
He claims that be found the diamont
in necktie. Other articles though
to have been stolen from Pullman pas
seneers were found in his possession
War; is about 20 years old and cam
here from Charleston several month
ago. His father is also employed b.
the railroad h.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-10-24
Notice Of EIec-
ton.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of Clarendon.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of Clarendon. {
Notice is hereby given that the Gen
eral Election for Representatives 10
Congress will be held at the voting.
precincts fixed by law in the Cou nty OF
Clarendon on Tuesday, November T.,
1906. said day being Tuesday following
the first Monday; as prescribed by law.
The qualifications for suffraSes are
as follows:
Residence in State for two years, in
the County for one year, in the polling
precinct in which the elector offers to
vote, four months, and the payment
six months before any poll tax then due
and PAYABLE. Provided, That ministers
ir charge of an organized church and
teachers of public schools shall be en-
titled to vote after six months residence
in the State, otherwise qualified.
Acknowledgements OF all taxes,
including poll tax, assessed and col
lectable during the previous year. The
production of certificate or the re-
Eceipt of the officer authorized to collect
such taxes shall be conclusive proof OF
the payment thereof.
Before the hour fixed for opening the
polls managers and clerks must take
and subscribe to- the Conltitutional
oath. The Chairman of the Board OF
Managers can administer the oath to
the other Managers and to the Clerk; a
Notary Public must administer the
oath to Chairman. The Managers
elect their Chairman and Clerk.
Polls at each voting place must be
opened at O'Clock a. NJ. and closed at
I p. M, except in the City of Charles
ton where they shall be opened at a.
N. and close at E p. m.
The Managers have the power to fill
a vacancy; and if one of the Managers
attend the citizens can appoint from
among the qualified voters, the Man
ayers who after being sworn, can
conduct the election.
At the close OF the election, the
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-10-24

The News and Courier mas mas
been making a hard fight in the
interest of the policy holders Of
insurance companies. We have
not vet been able to understand
what the thing means. 1t ap-
naars ~ ssl,s to US as if the same
methods as are employed in pol
tics. are being employed in this
insurance var-a case Of ms and
outs, the ms fighting for dear
life to stay in, and the outs striv-
ing desperately to get in, while
the masses of policy holders all
over the country are being elec-
tioneered with piles of incom-
prehensible literature.
The writer holds policies in a
number of old line companies,
and although there has been
much grating the companies
are solvent, those of US who
hold policies for protectlon neeo
not feel uneasy, those who have
investment policies may, on &C.
count of the graft have their
profits diminished, and they
perhaps may have interest IN
the choice of trustees. So far as
we are concerned all of the trus
tees look alike to US, and it is 9
matter of Indifference from
whom the benefciaries Of ou1
policies receive what is due
them.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-10-24
The News and Courier seems

The News and Courier seems
to be afflicted with insurance
spooks and is evidently trying
to stampede its readers by it's
ghost stories. The editorial col
umns are daily filed with strong
but uninteresting to the general
public, articles on the insurance
elections. Our esteemed con-
temporary would be rendering
a more general service by devot-
inc more of it's editorial space
to devising a scheme that will
guide the coming session of the
Legislature to find a system OF
LIQUOR control to take the place
of the State dispensary. The
dispensaryites have been claim,
ing that it is unconstitutional
for the counties to select a sys-
tenn best suited to their environ
ments, and that the only scheme
of liquor control permissible by
our constitution is one which
has the consent of the polltl-
clans, they of course want the
present system retained. The
| News and Courier is capable.
and is in a position to draft q
LIQUOR control system meeting
the requirements Of that grea'
instrument Of obstruction, knoW1
as the constitution of 1895, ane
we believe if it will give to the
| public the benefit Of it's lega
learning which will bring Us on
of the bog of corruption, dis
satisfaction, and financial los
| that the State liquor control ha
brought US to, and lead US to
system which will guarantee tn
right Of local self-government
the taxpaying masses, not tn
linsatiate politicians ruling, tn
service Will be instructive, in
teresting and more benefcla
than the battle it is wagln
against the insurance compan
Gins"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-10-24

If the demand for Senator
TilIman as a lecturer continues,
he will find it more profitable to
take to the platform permanent,
~ them to remain in the United
States. His recent lecture tour
netted him it is said about
$4,000, and he has engagements
ahead to take up all Of his time
until the Senate assemblies. Let
another man go about the coun-
try pumping the same quality OF
hot air he would not be able to
rent a hall. Tillman can say
anything, and the worse he says,
the more likely it is to attract
crowds, and too, he is shreWd
enough to know the money value
Of his peculiar talent.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-10-24
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by localapplicatlons, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion OF the ear. There is only one
way to cure deafness. and that is by constitu
tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition Of the mucous lining Of the
Eustachiar Tube. When this tube gets infam.
ed YOU havea rumblire sound OR imperfect hear
ing, and when it is entirely closed deafness is
the result, and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever: nine
cases out OF ten are caused by catarrh, which is
nothing but an infamed condition OF the mu-
cous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case Of Deafness Caused BY eaSarrh) that can
not he cured By Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars, free.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
EalIs Family Pills are the best.