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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-01-03
SsLTERS ,SIFTINGS.
A Marriage Changes That the New
Year Will Bring About.

iGui VIII Oiih9 hooos
SALTERS DEPOT, December 81:
MIR Robt D Bradham and Miss
Lille D Richburg were married
on Sunday, December 81, 1906,
at o'clock p m, by Magistrate
A r Moseley at his residence
while the bridal couple were
sitting IN their buggy.
Mrs J o Carroway and chill,
dren spent Xmas with the form
er's parents at Rome, S g.
Rev + o Carroway meantime
visited his brother in Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Davis of
Florence spent. several days
during Xmas with the formers
father, Mr. j E Davis, near town.
Mrs Sam Carroway has joined
her husband. at Mulberry, Fla,
where he holds fine position.
Mr. Leroy David has resigned
his position as fagman on the
A L railroad and gone to
Bennettsville, where he has
accepted a position as saleman.
Mr. Louis Covington has &C,
cepted position as clerk for
Mr. W W Barr of Cooper. sc.
Mr. and Mrs Leroy B Ferrell
spent a couple of days during
the holidays with Mr. Ferrell's
father here.
Mr. Chas W Boswell has sent
IN his resignation to the A G l.
railroad. MIR Boswell has been
agent here for about 10 years
and has made mapy friends, who
will regret to see him leave.
Mr. J L Knight, section master
here, has also rendered his resig'
nation to take effect January 10
1907. He has bought a farm
noar Harleyville, S c, and will
engage in agricultural pursuits
another year. He has only been
with US about a year but the
people will hate to see him
leave.
Misses Kate and Nellie Tart
are spending the holidays with
Irelatives in Marlboro.
Mrs ] C Everett and Mrs Chas
David have returned from a
pleasant trip to Marlboro.
MI and Mrs J NJ Salters are
visiting relatives at Rock Hill,
SC.
Miss Florrie Stubbs is visit
ing her parents at Benefits
vile.
Mr. and Mrs j HI chandler
are visiting in Sumter.
Mr. A R Moseley, special agent
of the U S Census bureau, will
make his eighth cotton report
on the 1st of January, 1907.
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ECZEr1A and PILE CURE

rhrr Knowing what it was to suffer,
tVkt will give FREE of CHARGE,
fnLk to any afflicted a positive cure
for Eczema, Salt Rheum, Ersypelas,
Piles and Skin Diseases. Instant re-
lief. Don't suffer longer. Write F
WWILLIAMS, 400 Manhattan Avenue,
New York. Enclose stamp.
9-16-1 yr.
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Notice.

DR. W Wallace brgs to announc, to
his patrons that he HAS opened Office III
building next door toJ n Hammett, OF
Main street and will be glad to serve
any who may need his services.
1-3-2t
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Cultivation Williamson
Regular Stunted.
bus. lbs. bns. lbs.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-18

Officers Bauer 6 Humm left this morning at 10:30 on hurry-up call for Dixie Canyon, having been sum- moned by telephone that there was a young sized riot in progress over some mining claims. Upon their ar rival the officers found things in a very tranquil state If there had been any trouble 1t had ceased to exist long before their arrival.
 From what they could learn, there had been trouble over some litigation, but as there were nothing but Mexi- cans present it was impossible to get anything definite as to the origin of the scrap.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-18
DISTRICT Is MAKING
 \ FINE SHOWING
w. L, York Is in Douglas With A Carload of JeSuSito
 Ore.

DOUGLAS, Aug. 17.-(Special)-
 The mines in the Tabatacochi dis triet in Sonora are making excellent progress and no less than eight prop critics in that district are entitled to be classed as producers. Practically all of the ore from these mines is shipped to the Copper Queen shelter in this city.
 w. L. York is in Douglas today and is awaiting returns from a carload of ore which he accompanied from the Jesusito mine which he is now work ing. This is the second car of ore from this property. The first car gave returns of ten per cent copper and twelve ounces of silver and it is ex- pected that the car delivered to the shelter this week will average as much as the first in values The ore is taken from a tunnel which has pen etrated the hill to a distance of 300 feet. Besides this tunnel there is another above it which has been cut a distance of 1S0 feet Between these tunnels there is a winze 100 feet long. All these workings are in ore that will run from 4 to 5 per cent copper and from three to five ounces in silver. In the tunnels and winze frequent veins of high grade ore are encount- cred and 1t is this rich ore which has been sorted for shipment to the smelt- CT. The great bulk of the ore body is piled on the dump and it is the intention to erect concentrating mill on the property during the next year. MT. York stated that it was the pur- pose to have all the machinery for a concentration plant at the mine be-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-18
COPPER QUEEN RED PACKAGE rEAs-ssr .s 2,

Look this list you will find something that will help vary the meals Daily shipments of the fol lowing:
 NEW CABBAGE, NEW POTATOES, RHUBARB, PARSNIPS, SQUASH, STRING BEANS, WHITE WAX BEANS, CHILL PEPPERa, nsz-.s PEPPERS. CARROTS New potatoes, 35 pounds for for.............r.,.. HD New Potatoes (sack lots) per cwt......sss... azSs Fresh tomatoes, per pound ............s...... foe Fresh tomatoes, per baske t.....,............ zoe Young Onions, punches for ..................foc Cucumbers, for ........................1oc 1oc Fancy Lettuce per head ...........:..........1o 1oc Fancy Farm Cabbage, pounds for ........... .25c Fancy Green Apples per pound 1oc FANCY RANCH EGGS, Absolutely fresh; doz 75e
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-18
SALAzER DISLIkED
 HE HARD WORK
County Prisoner Illegally at Work on Streets, Breaks
 Away from the Gang,

DOUGLAS, Aug. 7.-(Special.) )-
 Luis Salazar, a prisoner of the coun- ty, while being illegally worked on the streets of the city of Douglas, doubt less through a mistake, has made his get away from the chain gang over which J. A. Farmer presides.
 Salazar was arrested a few days since at the request of the San Der nardino ranch people on the charge of stealing a horse. and, when ar Taigned, was bound over to the gr2nd jury. On the morning following when Guard Farmer went to the coun'y jail to get his regular quota of pris- oners from that place he obseryed Sal4zar as being the owner of a face tma. was ent.:saly new to him. Par mer's story is that, mct knowing Sal agar was a county prisoner cf import ance and seeing no labels on the pris- oner that would indicate that he had only been bound over and was nol a convicted man, took him for an ordi- nary ten days drunk" and hustled him out onto the streets with the rest of the gang.
 Salazar did not stay very long. l While Farmer was on an end of the works opposite to where Salazar was, with the latter under the immediate care of a trusty, Salazar made dash
 for liberty and, though pursued, sue | ceeded in getting away. Farmer could not leave the whole gang to catch one
 prisoner and the pedestrians passing
 at the time did not stay with the
 chase, so a really important prisoner made his escape.
 Yesterday a negro of the chain
 gang. trusted out of the sight of the guard for few minutes. took Scotch leave He appears to have left the town-a consummation better than had he served his term out and re- l mained here.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-18

The regular baseball matinees will
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-18
COChise County and Bisbee Suburbs

tween now and June 1 of next year when the duty on ali mining machin- cry going into Mexico would be ma terially increased.
 Eight Procueers in District.
 According to Mir. York there are no less than eight properties in the Taba- tacochi district which are entitled to be rated as. producers. The one that has made the greatest showing to date is the Tabatacochi, owned by Fife and Wick Roy. From this property regu- lar shipments have been made during the past eighteen months and it is known that some of the ore has run as high as s10.000 to the car. The operation of this property has been handicapped recently on account of the burning of the shaft house which has not yet been replaced. owing to unavoidable delay in getting neces. sary material.
 The Antigua property, owned by Frank Watts. is again in operation. It is worked under a lease recently se- cured by H. H. Ritchie and Bill Rob erts. who expect to be sending out a shipment in the near future. The An tigua has already proved it's yS'ue as
 
 | by lessees who shipped two cars of ore to the Fl Paso smelter and re- ceived net returns for the two cars of more than S5000.
 Tie Texas mine, which was recent. | ly bonded to Gardine and Brawley | Los Angeles parties, is now being ac | lively worked and good ore is being | taken from the property. It Is not known whether the present owners of the Texas intend to make ship, ments of the ore being mined or not but it is known that it Is their inten, ton to install a mating plant on the property as a means of saving the cost of transporting the crude ore to market at the smelters.
 The Eliso property, owned by Mo ran, Behan, Moson and others, is not being worked at the present time This property has yielded several cars of high grade ore. tI was reported sold several weeks ago when work was discontinued on 1t.
 District Growing. i MT. York has no hesitancy In say | ing that the Tabatacochi district is 1 in excellent shape and predicts that il will steadily grow as an important producer. It is not unlikely that be fore a year shall have passed several properties will be supplied with re duction works on the ground and this win be the means of greatly increas ing the profits of the owners. Al ! present the ore from the district is 1 packed on mules and burros a dis tance of twenty miles to the Naco zari railroad and this expense is 2 heavy one. There has been talk oi
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-18

take place this( Sunday) afternoon at the grounds at Bakerville.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-18

building a wagon road from the rail road to the district and this ought to be undertaken as soon as possible.
 The trade which comes to Douglas from the Tabatacochi district is grow ing steadily and the business men of this city could well afford to join the mine owners in building a wagon road.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-18
Ss F: :::
  LOWELL GROCERY DEPARTMENT
MANOR HOUSE coFFEE-2lh sealed can for. $50

Club House Grape Juice (Quart bottles) each. COG Club House Grape Juice (pint bottles) each. BOG Ross Lime Juice (quartsl each. .65e Crosse & Blackwelrs Raspberry Vinegar (pints) 45c Crosse & Blackwells Paragon Vinegar (pints). .45e Crosse Blackwell's Malt Vinegar (quarts) each 4oa Golden Star Bird Seed (1-lb packagesl, each .15e Standard Corn Starch i1b packages), each .... 1oe Standard Gloss Starch (1ib Icckages) each 1oo Fels Naptha Soal 10 bars for ......!......... FOG KirI,s JaD Rose Glycerine Soap 2 bars for. 25e KiTks Oneida Borax Soap, bars for ...........25 .25c Fairbanks Oval Fairy Soap 3bars for 25c Fairbanks Gycerne Tar Soap, bars for..... .2Gc MEADOW GOLD BUTTER, in eerm-Proof Packages.
 per pound .................-........ .35e
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-18
District Growing.

The Legal Tender Cafe is open for business. Miners buckets specially. Mullen & Trovella. proprietors. S95
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-18

The Iris Theater showed to another packed house tonight. The picture Lost on an Arizona Desert" and the FOX Hunt" both being big drawing cards. There will be an entire change tonight (Sundayl
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-18

Since he came within 7S5 votes Of the senatorship, Vardaman thinks they ought to give him the job any how.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-18

It ma be a week or two before MT Foraker is able to realize whether Mir. Taft sat down on him or merely step ped on his toes.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-18

The Legal Tendar Cafe is open for business. Miners buckets a speciality. Mullen & Trovella. proprietors. Sg5
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-18

One of the largest crowds of the season turned out tonight to listen to the music furnished by the South Bis bee band. The members of this band have host of admirers in the district who never miss an opportunity to be present at their playing.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-18
PIRRUhG SUED VICE IN
 ONE DAY
Painter and Contractor Want Him to Pay Alleged Bills Judge Grier WithholdS His Decision in Both.
Review Branch, Telephone 6s.
Lowell Ariz August

Lowell, Arlz., August II.
 The entire afternoon in the local ustice court was occupied in listen ing to the evidence of two law suits against Jacob Pirrung. The first case was one in which E. G. Riley, the painter, sTed to recover on a con tract for advertising on the side wall of the Palace livery stable in Lowell The other case was one in which Mir. Still. as plaintiff sued to recover on several screens furnished on cottages built for the defendant at Bakeryille, but which the defendant claims were included in the specifications. Judge Grier took both cases under advise ment and will render his decision on Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-18

Percy Wilson and Al YOgler leave this morning for a day in the valley on a hunting expedition.
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WEALTH AND LAzlNEss.

The richest senior in Yale univer-
sity, according to an exchange, has
been voted the LATEST man in the in
stitution No doubt his laziness is
largely the result of his wealth, and
/ is reasonably safe TO say that this
was left to him by some one who
did not realize the danger to a
young man in college of a large al
lowance to spend.
This rich idle young man, when he
leaves college, is almost sure to be
a non-producer, while heavy con
sumner. That sort of person is Of
little service to the public. The man
who helps a community is the man
with capital, and energy, who in
vests his capital in a permanent in
stituuon to give large number of
people steady employment The
spendthrift circulates his money
freely, it is true, but in a way which
does comparatively little good to The
masses.
One OF the most dangerous THINGS
10 Il young man II college is a large
allowance 81 spending money. Ii en-
courages laziness, discomages ambi.
tion. and serves as a temptation Is
injurious habits. 1t is comparatively
seldom that young man at school
who IS allowed thousands OF dollars
annually TO spend amounts TO very
much as a student, and as a rule he
does not profit In after life as a re
suit Of a college training.
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re YHAouE CONFERENCE.

The seeend Hague peace confer
sence began Saturday with all the
pomp and Formally supposed to at
,tach to such momentous events. III
has been eight years since the first
conference was held It was saved
from complete failure only ly the
after suggestion Of establishing a
permanent arbitration tribunal And
lt happened that the United States
was FIRST to prove the excellence OF
this plan by submitting the first
question for Adjudication.
The second conference meets UNI
der more promising conditions
Every nation Ct importance is repre-
scented. mud ~ lille Japan reserves the
4pht to withdraw the delegates from
that country have explained that
tlis reservation has been widely ms
understood and does not refer to the
question Of limitation of armament
Since the first conference met the
peace idea. and particularly that ina
portant branch oFit which recognizes
the principle Of arbitration as "a
means to that end, has grown IN
popular favor. Numerous meetings
OF national scope have been held,
Most Of them have advanced impos-
sible propositions, as for instance the
disarmament suggestion put forth BY
the Carnegie conference in New
York, but all have served the good
purpose of further educating and I'M
pressing the public mind on the sub
ject of peace So it may be assumed
that the present conference will have
behind 1t the force of a kindly public
opinion throughout the ciyilized
world
Mitigation of the horrors of war
win naturally be the foremost ques-
ton before the conference. That
these horrors can be mitigated is a
fact. AS contemporary well re-
marks in speaking of war, "conced-
ing it's essential brutality it can be
carried on under agreements affect
ing the nature of weapons, bullets
and projectiles, affecting, too, the
treatment of the wounded ON the
field of battle that will diminish the
horrors of peoples killing each other
in battle" And there is. every rea-
son to believe that the new confer
ence viii make substantial progress
along this line.
The question Of the treatment of
neutral goods in times of war will
be another subject for discussion, and
even though the conference may not
agree to the proposition that war
should not interfere with the com
merce of nations not involved in the
fighting. any declaration which it
may put forth on the subject will
curry much moral force. OF course
there will be no disarmament, though
the question win doubtless be made
the subject Of some eloquent ora
torical discussions.
The personnel of the conference IS
very high and its deliberations will
bc watched with interest every
where Let us hope that it will yield
good results to mankind
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JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES.

John Temple Graves, says the Co
lumbus Ledger. having failed to cleo
trify the country by suggesting that
Mr.. Bryan place the name Of Presi-
dent Roosfelt before the next ma
iional deg bcratfc convention for the
liominatim to the presidency. has
NOW turned in another direction. He
now allows his eyes to rest upon the
lHon. Hoke Smith, governor-elect Of
Georgia, and suggests that he be
made the democratic candidate for
president In speaking Of the dis
tinguisbed Georgian he makes the
paper Of which he is editor, the
Georgian, say:
"Gogernor-elect Haae Smith is ex-
actly of the same of democrat
9s Mr. Bryan. ID IAN aggressive,
definite democrat. 49,, reformer
who strikes straig e shout
der in advocacy al olutely
certain to act stral no 5 con
yctions in executt
This appeared be Ged n a
few days ago, but what vmayx bear
in it tomorrow 20 one mars JUS
titled in hazard Ag a coniec Mr.
Graves is as ekle
maiden in hiS p .caud esa
lie was for Roosevelt last wed
is for Hoke Smith today and IS
able to say for whom he will
morrow? "
Colonel Graves is an able man; he
is a brilliant man. rhetoric and
poesy fall from his lips as the.
tinkle of silver bells or flow from his
zen as rythmlc as natures sweetest
song, but behind 1t all and with it all
there seems to be something that
causes one to feel that it is more
tinkling &ymbal and sounding brass
than otherwise. There is something
La k1ing; and what he says, though
expresseh in terms more beautiful,
perhaps. han the poets dream. fails
to impreB others. There seems to
be waI of depth and breadth to
It all, anh those who hear or read
allow It 10 pass out of mind after
being entertained for the moment
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According to Judge fhomas A.
Parker it's wen nigh Epossible to
convict man i'm Glynn county on
the charge OF murder It's ter.
rihle condition when the value Of
human life is thus viewed by the
judge OF the highest tribunal in the
community.
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When they turn those electric
lights on down at the terminals The
place will resemble a little city all
alone.
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That strike of the telegraph opera
tors in Chicago is liable to shock
things up a little.
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4 Governor Conner of Alabama, has
announced that he win appoint Judge
Rnkhead to The senate. That's good
Alabama. 4.atl
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Beerine or no beerine, they man
age to have three or four rows a
week down at st. Simon.
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Congressman Brantley thinks our
lightship will be here by October
first. Another reason for celebrat-
ing.
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That Orange centennial that John
Temple Graves attended via oyster
Bay has kind Of bitter-sweet look
to us
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WANTED.-Fo- the U. S. army, able
bodied unmarried men. between ages
of Fl and IS: citizens of the United
States, Of good character and ten
perate habits. who can speak read
and Write English. For information
apply to Recruiting officer. Is West
York St., Savannah. Ga Postoftice
building, Brunswick, Co. or I0S w.
FORSYTH St. Jaoksonville F-a.
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Correspondence solicited. but to
receive attention, letters must be
\ accompanied by a responsible name
Mot for publication, but as
guarantee Of good faith,
Rejected communications will be
returned II accompanied by postage
Remittance should be made by
postal note. check. money order
q registered letter
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The car Of Russie has doomed the
second duma.
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bperty owners ought to meet
the public works department. OF
ty today and discuss wit hem
Yproposed now drainage gstem.
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cnc Residence on Cochran Avenue
and Three Tenamert Houses on
Stonewsll Street.
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Vote for bonds and pg~ yerity tc
morrow and let Glynn 4 Rty be en-
rolled with the pr3 ssive con
munities of Georgia.
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One Seven-room House, two stories
on Union Street.
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In the Tradesma

In the TradesmaM of the current
issue much time AZ devoted to the
subject of the u Eization of the
waterways in the Country The ques-
ton is the livest economic PROPOSE
ton before the people of this coun-
try today.
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LOST-Gold chain with cross at
tached Reward # returned to J.
c. Stiles, Mallory Line office
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One Lot en- Albany Street.
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THESE ARE BARGAINS.

See us quick If you are Interested.
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LOST-WatermGns fountain pen.
Return to News Office and receive
reward
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TWO Lots in Evansville.
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CLARENCE H. LEAvY, Editor and
Manager.
LOUIS J. LEAVY, Jr., City Editor.
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Brunswick S. S. Co.
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Entered at the BrunsWsAx. Ca post
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