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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
PATRONAGE PLUMs.
BUCKLES FLAYs ENEMIES.
Sensation at What Was Intended as
knOWland Meeting.


VALLEJO. Oct. 24-The Republicans
held a rally at Suisun last evening,
which was TO have been addressed by
Congressman J. r. Knowland, but he
failed TO appear owing to i'll health.
The fireworks were displayed, the band
played and the candidates and their
friends gathered in large numbers, but
there were no speakers.
In this dilemma Superior Judge L.
G. HarrieT, who is a candidate for re-
election and who was the president OF
the meeting. saw an opportunity to
promote harmony in the party ranks
by inviting Appellate Judge Buckles to
make speech. Buckles was turned
down for denomination at Santa Cruz
through the efforts of Editor w. D.
PennycoOk of the Vallejo Chronicle. the
business associate Of Harrier.
Buckles made a talk that soon had
the audience on its feet shouting. and
then he opened his guns on Pennycook
in manner that made the audience
sit up and take notice and caused the
candidates on the stage to feel very
nervous. Buckles told his side Of the
story Of the inner working Of the Santa
Cruz convention. stating that he was
turned down TO satisfy Pennycook, who
aspired to commissionership under
Governor Pardee.
Buckles concluded this remarkable
speech by paying a high tribute to Har-
rier personally.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
NAVY YARD NEEDS
NEW BARRACKS.
Brigadier General Elliott
of Marine Corps Favors
a Large Appropriation
MORE MEN WANTED

WASHINGTON. Oct. 24.-In his an
nual report. Brigadier General G. f.
Elliott, commandant of the marine
corps calls attention to the necessity
for an increase in the commissioned
and enlisted personnel of the forces,
and says the demands for both officers
and men are daily increasing. He states
that unless prompt action is taken in
this matter by Congress during it's
coming session he will be unable to
carry out the directions of the Secre-
tary of the Navy with regard to details,
both ashore and afoat, and the eff
cheney of the corps will suffer mate
rally.
General Elliott says the barracks at
Mare Island, California. are unsafe, in
adequate and obsolete In design and
construction. The sanitary condition
is bad. and he recommends $500, 600 for
new barracks and 100000 for officers
quarters.
The report says that under the pres
ent methods and rate of recruiting it
is believed that the marine corps will
be recruited to it's full strength before
the end of the present calendar year
General Elliott states that as soon
as the condition of the corps will per-
nit it is the intention to increase the
marine contingent in the Philippines
to a total of 1900 men, which is the
number recommended by the general
board of the navy, and approved by TIE
department There are thirty light
officers and 1900 enlisted men now IN
the islands
General Elliott says that all the pub
lie buildings of the marine corps. in
cluding those recently constructed, can
be replaced by new buildings Ut a
cost of not more than S1,500,OOn. He
adds also that he appreciates the JUS
tice of the recommendation made by
the Secretary of the Navy last year
that the commandant of the marine
corps be given the rank of major gon-
era1.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
BETTER PAY FOR CLERKS
OF OAKLAND POSTOFFICE
Representation Made to Washington by
Postmaster That Force Faces
Unusual Conditions

OAKLAND. Oct 24-Strong repre-
sentations have been made to Washing
ton by Thomas T. Dargie, postmaster
of Oakland, touching the small salaries
paid to the clerks and other postoffice
employees at this station owing to the
unusual conditions prevailing in the
bay cities.
Upon these representations, which
have been forwarded with recommen-
dations by Postal Inspector Munro, the
department is expected to make an in
crease shortly which will insure more
pay for clerks. Postmaster Dargie has
been at the front in his efforts to
secure large working force and in
spite of serious obstacles has accom-
plished much in that direction.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
VALLEJO LICENSE
MAY Be s4OO.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

VALLEJO, Oct. 24.-At a meeting Of
the board of trustees of Vallejo to-
night the proposition calling for a
liquor license of s400 year instead
of the nominal fee of $50 now in force
was favorably considered. In Decem-
Der the matter will be put before the
people at a special election to be
called to amend the town charter.
This means that the movement inaugu-
rated by the prohibition interests here
and at the Mare Island Navy Yard and
indorsed and furthered by Secretary of
the Navy Charles ]. Bonaparte will tri-
umph.
There was placed before the board
a petition signed by a SUFFICIENT num-
Der of citizens to warrant the calling
of special election to submit to the
people the question of amending the
charter provisions on the liquor ques-
ton
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
BELL TO TOUR ALAMEDA.

OAKLAND, Oct 24.-Theodore A.
Bell, the Democratic nominee for Gov
ernor. and Thomas o. Toland, candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, viii make a
tour Of Alameda County tomorrow. On
arriving at Sixteenth street, Oakland,
tomorrow morning the party will go to
san Leandro. where Bell viii deliver an
address at the plaza at 1890 o'clock.
Bell viii speak at Pleasanton at !
o'clock and at Livermore at 2:30 o'clock
in the afternoon A big Democratic
rally viii be held at Germania Hall in
this city in the evening Thence Bell
will speak at Pizzola Hall, Alden. and
at Unity Hail. Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
ALL CIVILIZED COUNTRIES
ASKED TO AID MOVEMENT
Resolutions Adopted by the Congress-
for the Suppression of Traffic
In Women

PARIS, Oct. 24.-The congress for the
suppression of traffic in women today
decided to adopt telegraphic code
for the transmission of warnings, and
adopted resolutions to ask the authori-
ties of all civilized countries to sup
press lotteries, except for charitable
purposes, to prohibit the delivery to
minors of letters in care of the general
delivery of postoffices unless they are
accompanied by their parents, to sup
press music halls and dives where vice
fiourishes, to prohibit communications
between actresses and audiences dur
ing performances, to prohibit proprie-
tors of music halls from boarding and
lodging performers, and to prohibit
artistic posing" in theaters.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
OAKLAND POLICE
CHIEF ACCUSED.
Refuses to Turn Over Pris-
oner to a San Mateo
County Under Sheriff
ACTION MAY BE TAKEN
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE oAI.L.

ASOiAiJ DlSfA1td IO THE GALL
REDWOOD CITY. Oct. 24.-Much
feeling has been aroused here among
the ofncers of the law by the alleged
treatment of Under Sheriff Peter Kelley
by Chief of Police Wilson of Oakland,
who, 1t is alleged, took upon himself
the power of a judge and ordered
prisoner back into custody after he
had been turned over to Kelley by an
Oakland deputy. Kelley says that the
Chief not only did not extend to him
the usual courtesies due from one peace
omcer to another. but threatened the
deputy who turned the prisoner over
Kelley left here yesterday morning
with warrant for Victor Ellsworth.
VINO attempted suicide in an Oakland
hardware store and for whom a war
rant was issued on the same day charg-
ing him with defraudng an inn keeper.
fhe Oakland authorities took the man
in and held him as a suspect and upon
the arrival of the warrant the man
was duly turned over to Kelley, who
receipted for him and started for San
Mateo County
Just as the deputy and his prisoner
were about to board the train, two po-
l1cemen stepped up and demanded the
custody of the prisoner upon an order
signed by the Chief of Police. Kelley
tried to convince the Chief that, as
there was no charge against the man
in Oakland it was his duty to turn him
over to the San Mateo County authori-
ties and although the Chief was shown
the code he fatty refused to turn the
man over, claiming the law had been
repealed
Kelley returned without his prisoner
and sought the advice of the District
Attorney. A close watch will be kept
upon the Chief and should the prisoner
be allowed his liberty action may be
taken against the official.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
N|CARAGUAN TOWN
IS IN RUINS.

BOSTON, Oct 24-The United Fruit
Company's, steamer Limon, which ar
rived here today from Port Limon,
Costa Rica; reports that Bluefelds, one
of the most prosperous towns of Mica
ragua, was in ruins, and that all the
banana plantations had been destroyed
by the recent storm.
Little Corn Island, off Nicaragua,
Captain Porter of the steamer reports
showed no signs of life when the Limon
passed. but, contrary to published re-
ports, Costa Rica appeared to have
escaped damage of any consequence.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
FAILS TO SUPPORT DAUGHTER.

BERKELEY, Oct 24.-Mrs. Anna s.
Boyce of 1925 Henry street, swore to
complaint before Justice r. S. Ed
gar today charging her husband, Jo-
seph Boyce, a plumber. with failure to
support his 2-year-o1d daughter, Laura
Boyce. Justice Edgar issued a warrant
for the arrest of Boyce. The COM
plainant figured in a sensational case
a year ago when she used force
against woman in trying to kidnap
her baby boy from the people with
whom Boyce had left the child The
couple lived apart at that time. Mrs.
Boyce was then charged with battery
and conducted her own case in court
but without success. She was fined
when convicted of battery
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25

PROMOTIONS: The act OF promoting; adj
vancement; ENCOURAGEMENT.''- Century Die
tionary.
The California Promotion Committee has FOR
its object the PROMOTING OF California as a
whole.
1t has nothing to sell.
It's energies devoted to fostering all
Things that have the ADVANCEMENT OF Cali
fornia their object.
1t gives reliable information on every sub
ject connected with the industries of California
1t gives ENCOURAGEMENT to the establish
ment of new industries and invites desirable
immigration.
1t is not employment agency, although It
gives information regarding labor conditions.
1t presents the opportunities and needs In all
fields OF business and professional activity
The Committee is supported by popular sub
scription and makes no charge for any service
rendered.
Affiliated with the Committee are one hun
dred and sixty commercial organizations of the
State, with a membership OF over thirty
thousand.
Meetings are held semiannuaIly In different
parts of California. where matters OF State in
terest discussed.
Headquarters of the Committee are maintained
in San Francisco in California Building. Union
Square.
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
CLEMENCEAU CABINET
PROMISES SURPRISES
Plans Include Purchase of Railroads
and State Monopoly of Pc
troleum and Alcohol

PARIS, Oct. 24.-The Clemenceau
Cabinet has begun the formulation of
its programme, and the indications are
that it will be very broad and that
possibly some surprises are in store
In well-informed circles the impression
prevails that the plans of the Gov
ernment include, besides the carrying
out of the law providing for the sep
aration of the church and state, legis-
lation establishing workmens PENSIONS
the State purchase of the western and
some of the southern railroads and the
creation of State monopoly of pc
troleum and alcohol.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
KILLED BY LUMBER TRAIN.

EUREKA, Oct 24.-Harrison Davis
was killed by the Pacific Lumber Com
pany's train today while crossing cat
tie guards. Davis and his wife started
from home, both walking on the track.
Mrs. Davis heard the train when 1t was
about twenty-five yards OIL each then
being on the rails that crossed the
guard. Mrs. Davis warned her hus-
band and hastily regained the ground,
but fell while trying to rescue her hus-
band. The engine struck Davis and
threw him fifteen feet into the air.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
DESERTED WIFE TRIES srJIc,nE.

SAUSALITO. Oct 24-Because w. III.
Piatt. her aged husband of four months,
deserted her two weeks ago, Mary Pfatt
attempted to commit suicide in her
home today. She is lowering between
life and death. While her brother was
in the kitchen, she went into the room
of lodger and inflicted slight cuts
on her wrists with a razor Finding
this unsuccessful, she seized the lodg-
er's pistol and shot herself in the alb
domen.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
THREE GENERALS Exu,ED.

SAN DOMINGO, Republic OF Santo
Domingo, Oct. 24-President Caceres
today announced the termination of the
revolutionary movement in the vicinity
of Monte Christi. Generals Pichardo.
Riyas and Jiminez have been exiled.
General Cespedes has been appointed
Governor of Monte Christi
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25

MEYERS PASSES AwAY.-Oakland Oct "a
Lewis Meyers. the barber who yesterday after
neon sealed his room at 1908 Seventh street
and turned on the gas, died this evening in the
Receiving Hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
SAN FRANCISCO. CaI r

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. October %. zoos -SeaI-
go proposals. In triDIieate viii be rereiva,
LEE untli II a. m November z 1909 a1d
tnsn opened Tor grading. roads cutters 5rai,,s
snrIace ditch and concrete sidewalk and sfers.
at Fort Baker, Cal. according to plans ana
spec1ncationS on file in this office rTba c.
eminent reserves the right to reject anv -
an Dios- Preference given to articles or 1mar
lean production. conditions OF price and orsi-
iy (ineluding In the price Of forelr1 n~o-
anetlons the duty thereOn) being EQUAL All
l1Iormation furnished application to fhe
office OF the Chief Quartermaster Denarfr,snt
Q. California. Preside OF San Francisco CaI
JNO- L. GLEN. A O. NJ. c. o. 81 a -.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
PROPOSALS.

San FRANCISCO, Cal. Oct. % 19o6.-Sealed
proposals, IN triplieate. will be received here
until II a. m, November 21 1906 and fben
opened Tor furnishing all material and max
ing al repairs to the L.. s. Army C,eneral
hospital, PresidiO of San Francisco, Cal a.
eording 70 plans and Specifications ON Ale I,
TINS oInce. The Government reserves the rirhf
10 reject any or all bids Preference given to
drtlcies OF American production. condifion4 ~
price ana quality Including in the price Of for
eign productions the duty thereonl being eo4si
All information furnished on ami icaffor, - 49,
oInce OF the Chief Quartermaster. Depsrfr,s11eS s1e
OF 9l-S SSa11ornla. Preside OF San Francisco. Cal
Chief Quartermaster . A.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25

The following is a complete and ac-
curate list of the nominees of all
parties for membership in both houses
of the Legislature as filed with the
Secretary of State:
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
Weekly Call, ST per Year

G: LEIPNITZ q CO., drugs. Deutscha
apolneke. 1857 Sutter ST., cor. Laguna.
LINEN-MESH STORE 1De11-T9- 77o5
van Ness aVsSre. near Geary
MARYLAND CASUALTY Co OF 6aI11-
more. n 81 WINDSOR & CO. zeneraI
agents. IsI Monadnock- Tel ll7s.
MERCER-FRASER CONSTRTcT1o---
CO.-Pile foundations, house buIid-
ing, moving, repairing wrecl~fn1
rigging. wharf and bridge bufldinS
1879 MISSION ST., $. F.: tel Sneciel
1ts2; lOS @ ST.. Eureka, Cal
AoNTAGUE. w. w, & CO., stoves re-
drlgsrators. housefurnishing goods
Turk and Polk streets
OLGA PARIS MILLINERY, I7Ss
California street
REID BROS architects. 2s25 Cough ST
sIGNS-Any kind. any size. anywher@-
GIGER. 1S45 Market
EARNET & GREEN. once and wards
Iotn ST. bet Valencia and Mission.
o. f. WILEY & CO.-Carriares- 67,-7-
ness wagons, ETC. 19 Fell ST.
WM. F. WILSON COMPANY-PI1-c6
ing. modern sanitary appliance~.
1lIo-111I Turk street. San FraneiscR
EELLERBACH q SONS. Pa1--- 7aT
Jackson ST.. San Francisco: b1I fffS
St. Oaklands 81 1st st. Portland or =
115 " Los Angeles ST. Los Anrale@s
ia n st. Sacramento
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SAN FRANCISCO FIRMS

AITKEN & AITKEN, attorneys, S76
Eddy ST., between Franklin st. and Van
Ness ave. Tel. Franklin 1860.
ALPHA DINING-ROOMS. 1z7I Gear rf..
mr.. Fillmore, S. F.-Surpassir1g food
popular prices, quick service. Sue
cesso-s to Victor Restaurant. Oak'd
AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS CO.
offices and stores 405 Eighth St. Oak
land, and AS Jackson ST., San Tan
cisco, CAL; warehouses, San Francisco
and Oakland
BASs-HEUTER PAINT CO.-Paints.
oils: Heuter's varnishes. 1914 Market
BIBO NEWMAN CO., grocers. 124S-1250
Sutter. Tel. Franklin 90S.
C. G. CLINCH & CO.-Paints. oils. etc.
Office loo King St. bet I'd and Sd.
Il. N. COOK BELTING Co., s17-31s
Howard st. Tel. Temporary 452.
DEIMEL LINEN-MEsH STORE. 1107
Van Ness avenue. near Geary.
e. r. LORQUIN, taxidermist. 142 Full
ton street, below Van Ness avenue
GABRIEL-MEYERFE printers, 1856
Market Tel Park 189.
N. L. HANSEN, matchmaker and jewell
er, 2437 Mission ST.. for. 1907 Market
IRVINE BROS. Wholesale and retail
grocers. 1888 Bush Tel. Emergency 332
LEIBOLD HARNESS & CARRIAGE CO.,
bus buggtes. spring wagons. harness,
robes. whips. 1914 Golden Gate ave.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-25
THE CALIFORNIA PROMOTION COMMITTEE

PROMOTIONS The act of promoting; ad
vancement; ENCOURAGEMENT Century Die
tiOnary.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-02

am Golbenen Sbor" etnes 9ages bon
etnem Grbbeben aeritDrt tperben piirbe.
Inter ben Dem Gr6beben In Der uns
alidlt9en Stabt gum Opfer gefaaeHen
0sbduben perbtent t~nfonbsr1eit DE
neue GttD 9an. bereil etner She'll sers
ftHyt porb, Grpdbnung.
Die GttD 8au, ote sine 8auaeit bon
ettpa 20 Sabren unb einen RDitenaufs
uonb bon 100000 erforberte, Be-
As6t stnen Slddenraum BON ungefabr
q Older. @etr0nt 1T bas setpaltige sc,
bdnbe bon etnern a6tfeittgen, 115 Jub
Dur&meHsr beFbsnben Sburm, Der bts
gu 835 Sub 91be tn bte Cuff rast.
Nuf oem Sburme erbebt fid sine Rups
PEI NIT elmer Sbealfigur &aliforniens,
Dss Bats bes 9burmes tit nit Sta
faen unb biIbbauerif9en @erten ge.
f4mtdt. On ben a9t Setten See
Eburmes, 300 Gub iiber Dem Stru.
bsnntbeuu, aetgen mG9tge 3~tfferbldt.
ter BAN paHtnten bte 3eit an. Sn
BEN Gebdube tporen bte IGmmtli9en
Experiments Der itGbttf9en Nerpal.
tung untergebradt, ferner @eri@te, bts
1ffeftlt9e 8tbfiotbef, oas Gta6tqe-
dngntB, bas Qufnabme>9 oipital uni
aaoers Dffentlt9e Snftttute.
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gaarint @orkt.
Ssszs Rfifpn tn ben Der. Staatea = Cine
SeaSafton.

NJ.
4leTei Wartmontti9 pief6top,
befer betannt unter Dem @9riftfeuerz
nareen Marim r@prti," Der 8tttere,
ben en- fi9 NIT Nnfpielung auf feline
bttterstede 2ebenspbtlofopbts beigelegt
bat. setst in istner GuBeren gri9etz
pans ben e9ten tletnruffi4sn Sppus.
Cine basere Geftalt bon iiber MitteI<
grSbe, NIT berbortretenbea 8adentno<
@en, gelblt9em aber geiunbfarbiaem
1sint, ftarfer Nafe unb einem blonben
msrren Sdnurrbart, Ddbrenb Die liar
9nb freunbIid bltdenbsn grauen Iu=
gan benz energtf9en @eft9t eineu mill
hrnben Musbrud berleiben, @ep0bn.
N9 trdgt er, gletd Sen Solitot, ote
1fadt bes etnfaben ruiiif9en @oltes,
bod bat er, fir ieinen Mufentbdlt BIER
siianbe, Ronseifionen an etne mebf
tosmopoltttf6e @enonbung gema9t. /.
Seine Retfe, bte ii9 bts nod Mertfo
srttreden ptrb, bat, ben 3ped, our6
Wort unb S9rift SntereFe fir fetne
sstne9teten 2anosleute gu ertpeden
Anb @eloer our lInterftIsung I'm
Rampf gesen bas rufFl6e Selbitberre
f9ertbum gu fammeln.
DAB a~uer6tngs nod I'm 2aufe bies
fee Sabreg etne @enoeruus bes Restes
tungsregimes etntreter unb fir BITE
RomdnoffB bann tein pIab mebr tn
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ols propbettfder Otdter gefast baben,
pte benn @orft iiberbaupt NIT sttpas
Ttshr Dpttmtsmus tn bas 2aub Der
0refbett gefahren 1T, ala fetner Mtis
fon satrdeltd fetn tann. Gorfi retit
HSmlt9 NIT Der S9auipielerin Mnbres
ietpna, NIT pelder er felt ettpa s,pei
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adhren lebt. na4bem er fi9 BON {etner
Gatttn unb ietnen 8tnbern In Site GEE
trsnnt bat. Dteies erit na9 fei,.er Mn>
tnnft tn tDeiteren Rreifen runbar se>
annrbene @erhGltntb, tpel4es bamit er>
tIert tDtrb, baB es Gorti unmBslt9
let. tn RuBlunb eine offt5ielIe @1ets
bang gu. erlansen, bot berstts Su elmer
YPaltnng unter feinen Nnbdnssrr ses
fabrt unb taft nod mebr Geniattpn erz
zegi, als fetne Nntunft felbft.
Stbenfaas hdtte er better sethon,
p94s Mnhdngjet gu fpmmen. benn hes
pt16ltebt ietuer Mtfiton bierswIanbe
Elm gut Hbeil 4biiren.
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Die Simmang Matra.
sens Sabrit fertiat Matraben,
Rifien uno Boliter an unb maht cine
Spesialitdt aus allen &eparatur. Nr.
beiten in ihrer Branbe. @arantiert
iprafaltiaite Gusfibruna aaer Guf.
fridge. Office uno 5abrif 215 Rorb,
Shores StraBe. Reues 9elepbpn 223,
altes Ielepben 1863 3 r. Shift uns
Cure alten Boliter'W 6bel, bamit mir
iie rieu MAIDEN.
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IL ssuIpattme @prmation per au.sssse@is
f@eH Daetfetafe.
Dt fur6tbare Grbbebentataftrppbe,
bon Der Gan Granciscp betmsefu4t
putbe, bat bic Ga6eelebrten ntdf lber.
robot. Dte sanae pacificfiite Mmert,
iae 1T iiiHgerer seolosti9er FORMATION
anb Sentungen Dber Sebunsen untsr,
porfen- Set Sabren tpurbe BON ben
@elebrten b~ebauptet, bab BITE Stab
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Die 9ationaIe 5rauens
7 ! m m d
erb6lt s~egenpdrtig fir ibre Grbett
etpa $1,000 6en MonaI.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-01-17
No Bonds for Jones Eithe.s

Editor The Manning Times:
In the issue of the 10th inst,
you have an editorial in regard
to the meeting Of the legislative
delegation Of Clarendon, and
their purpose for meeting.
We have read carefully your
editorial in reference to the
bonding of the county for the
building of a new court house,
and without hesitation whatever
in the matter, we endorse your
every utterance in regard to the
same.
The present court house is
good enough, and 'the people of
Clarendon can very well do with
the present court house until
they see where they are going to
land with the change in the
property assessment"
The tax payers Of Clarendon
are not as yet sufficiently flushed
with riches at this time to back
consent to the building of a
county court house costing only
thirty thousand dollars as has
aeen Suggested.
The present SO called temple
OF justice is sufficiently good and
orpamental to protect the rich
and lnhueh*ial and to punish and
Cypress the pocc and friendless::
GEO. r. JONES.
Davis Statlon,'Jsn. 15, 1906.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-01-17

in the least to hear of his getting very
full.
We learn that Senator Davis is op-
posed to making provisions for. the
issue OF bonds for court house purposes,
and it was very gratifying to US, but
we expected as much, as he is busi-
ness man.
Solicitor Wilson returned to Colum-
bia last Monday night to his post IN the
engrossing department..
Mr.. DesChamps has introduced
another bill to provide registers for the
public schools of this State. We were
always under the impression that such
was the law now. if not in words: IN
that portion OF the Superintendent's
duties which imply the furnishing of
registers for the public schools. How
ever, not having seen the text of Mr..
DesChamp's bill, we are not in position
to discuss it, and we hope our friend
will kindly furnish THE TINES with
hills az l~.- l~..- ,--3 :----,--l- - L d: !
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-01-17
Saved DlI LIFE

That's what a prominent
drug gist said Of SCOTS
Emulsion a short time
ago Assaru1e we don't
use orlTefer to lcsssiraaaials
in addressing the pubic,
but the above remark anG
similar expressions are
made so often in connec-
ton with SCOTS Emulsion
that they are worthy of
occasional note. From
infancy to old age SCOTS
Emulsion offers a reliable
means of remedying i'm
proper and weak develop
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