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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-04-11
An Exploded Theory.

"My DEAR" remarked Mr.. Crouch
when the argument threatened to
reach a climax, ''it has occurred to
me that single man is wise man.
A woman to gain knowledge must
be married"
81 could readily support your
theory" replied Mrs. Crouch, "but
unfortunately l recall that Solo
mon, the wisest man, had 700 wives.
And perhaps, dear, you might aEo
have an inkling of the fact that
Minerva, the goddess Of wisdom,
never married" ."-Brooklyn Life. -
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GAMBLING ROW AMONG NEGROES.
As The Result Peter Martin Is In Bed
DANGEROUSLY Wounded.

LAKE CITY. April 8, Special
LW Gilland, ESQ.,, was in town
Tuesday in attendance upon Magls'
trate Gaskins' court.
Mr. S F Taylor of Lamar was
noted here Tuesday on his wav to
Johnsonville.
Four negroes, a pack of cards, a
pistol and some blind tiger liquor!
That combination is warranted to
get a row every pop, Ben Hannah
| in the woods, Brewster Dick in
Jail and Pete Martin in bed with
bullet hole through him, is sum.
mary Of the work of the combina-
ton last Saturday night. These
three, together with Jim Jones, en-
gagged in gambling around a fire
lust on the outskirts of town early
in the night Be" finally went
broke, and Brewster and Jim got
low in finance, Peter having raked
| in the coin of the entire lay out,
SONIC three or four dollars. Quiet
and dullness reigned for season.
+ The game, to which they give the
elegant and refined name "Skin, y
was in the past. All atonce Ben jump
ed at Pete and throwing him down,
Ben ran his haud into Peters pock-
ct and pulled out the money. Ben
reti,ed'to opposite side of the h'e
and counted the money while
some words passed with Peter.
Suddenly just as Peter wa' getting
up, Ben fired at him with a pistol
and sent a ball into Peter a few
inches below the right of the collar
bone. The ball, after datteulng
itself against the shoulder blade
lodged in the muscles of the back
Just under The skin. whence il was
later cut out by the physicians.
According to the statements of
Jim and Peter, Brewster was an &C
tive accomplice. We cannot un'
dertake to reproduce the details
hele, but will safe, according to
the infor nation AT hand, the shoot
ing by Ben was entirely withou,
iustific ltion or excuse and thai
Brewster was present actively aiding
and abetting Ben. Or course The
affair may be shown up at trial III
an entirely different light. Ben ha:
not been caught yet and there seem'
TO be but little effort to get him.
His reputation Is 50 very bad that
lalI the negroes and most Of The
whites seem afraid of HIM. There
is no question that he is dangerous
fellow. Brewster has been commit
led to Jail to await developments
The doctors say Peter may recov
w T. B.
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WEEKLY news BUDGET
FROM LAKE CITY.
STREETS TO Have new LAMPS
SUNDAY FREIGHT TRAINS-LOCAL
and PERSONAL ITEMS.

Vi llC AulSulo " so
trict lodge at Dillon Friday of
last week. He reports Il most
interesting and enjoyable ses-
sion
Mr. VT Askins went to Kings
tree Monday on business con-
nected with the school interests
Of the Lake City district.
The town council is now hav-
ing lamps placed on the streets.
This will be most acceptable to
all-not only those whom bust
ness or pleasure or necessity
impel to so about at night, but
also to those who stay at home
after nightfall, for all thinking
people realize that light is the
greatest known deterrent OF
mischief and crime. Of course
we could not ask for an expen-
sive system of lighting in the
face of the bond issued of $780,
900, and we are really surpris-
ed, but indeed gratified, to have
these lights, although they are
hardly equal to electric lights.
Rev and Mrs A W Jackson re-
turned last week from De Fun
lax Springs, Fla where they
spent some five months. They
will be here some time, if a
dwelling house in which they
can be comfortable is to be
had.
Mr. and Mrs H G Askins, came
up from Kingstr ee Sunday and
spent the day with Maj S NJ AS
kinS.
Messrs P D Cockfeld and II
Goodwin were in the county's
capital Monday.
Messrs j A Green and L .
Holloway paid a visit to Kings
tree one day last week.
Among the prom inent atten-
dants upon Magistrate Gaskins'
court last week was H G Askins,
Esq., who engaged Thursday in
a breach of contract case.
DrJ Bass was here from
Kingstree an hour or two
Wednesday of last week.
DR. T B Hinnant was hurried.
ly and unexpectedly called to
Greenwood Monday by a tele-
gram announcing the serious
illness of his daughter, Miss
Sallie, who is a pupil in the
Lander Female College. The
tone of the message indicated
that there was little, if any,
hopes of the recovery OF the
young lady, who must have
been taken ill very suddenly, as
it was not known that she was
sick at all until this wire came.
Miss Beatrice Jones, second
daughter of Mr. R Wallace Jones,
was married to Mr. Prather in
Waycross, Ga, last Friday.
Mr. Pratner is originally from
Edgefeld, but has been living
in Florida some time.
Mr. c D Richey and his sister,
Miss Cora B Richey, have decld
ed to go to Kershaw, S g.,
where the first named will go
into the lumber business. He
will leave here next Saturday
We regret very much to- lose
these really excellent young
people, and hope they will find
their new home pleasant and
will prosper in their lives ano
undertakings.
The Easter exercises at the
Methodist church held Wednes
day night, having been post
poned from Sunday before or
.+ of tho rarv mt VOTa bl e
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21

tic feet was ordered to the Pacific
ocean there would Instantly arise q
cry for the building of another fleet
equally strong TO guard the Atlantic.
This was strenuously denied ut the
time by the spokesmcn of the admin
istration. but the demand has already
been voiced. Admiral Evnns, the pet
OF the navy department, printed With.
in two days n two column interview In
New York newspaper In which he In
sisted that the American navy should
bc the greatest in the world, greater
even than Englands, and you will re.
member that It IL tile fixed policy OF
England to make its nayy superior In
strength to those OF any two contlnen.
tai nations combined. One hundred and
fifty million dollers was the figure
which Admiral Evans fixed as fair
appropriation FOR shlpbullding within
the next two years. 1t will I've siirpris.
ing indeed II With the main feet on
the Pncihc coast and the Atlantic sen.
board stripped bare tremendous pres
sure will not be brought to bear upon
congress for naval appropriations
which II they do not staggcr humanity
will certainly stagger the taxpayer.
Meantime the price Of MI foodstnffs
TO the retail purchaser I'm the United
States has gone nip 30 per cent aud "
stIll ascending. rf
Washington, n. G.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21
Piggy as a Life Saver.

Dover, y. IA pig probably saved
tho life Of Mrs. Frank Flynn, who
lives on the east slope of the Wauk.
haw Mountain. While her husband
was visiting friend terrific storm
bu ST. Waukhaw Brook overaowed Its
banks and threatened TO carry the
Flynn house away. Mrs. Flynn hur.
ried with her children to the upper
floor, and crash told her the pig
pen had been washed against the
kitchen door. An occasional grunt al
so told her that piggy" was not
drowned
The storm quickly subsided and
Mrs. Flynn went downstairs. There
WAS the pig In her best" room and
she prepared to drive It out. when
With little squeal It pOunced upon a
zig rattlesnake that had coiled and
VAS about to spring at Mrs. Flynn.
The pig grasped the reptile at the
neck and its death was quickly ac.
complished. The snake had evidently
gone TO the house for safety from the
storm.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21
NEW PLAYS ARE
BEING BEING PLANNED
MANY NOVEL AND STARTLING
TRICKS EXPECTED TO se
BROUGHT FORTH This YEAR.
RADICAL CHANCE IN STYLE
Season Of 1907 viii Go Down In His.
tory a. Stage Of Development Of
New oame--QuIek and Sure Kick.
er In Greater Demand Than Ever
More Interesting to Spectator.

The football season of 1906 marked
the change in style OF the play used
by different teams. Tie game was
new to coaches and players alike. The
forward pass, the improved quarter
back kick and other things made q
new style of defense necessary. A few
years ago the single line defense with
the half back smashing ana the end
tackling was in general use. In 1904
the double line defense was intro.
duced. In this style the ends smash
the opponents interference while the
backs, who stand FIVE yards TO the
rear OF the line OF scrimmage. come
up quick and tackle the runner This
was the style that was fully perfected
last year.
This season the coaches will de-
velop many new plays which were un.
heard Of last year. There are unlm.
tied possibilities In the use OF the for.
ward pass, while the quarter back
kick is always dangerous. viii the
present style OF defense in general use
by teams in the west stop these new
plays?
This remains FOR the season to
show. All the coaches in this state
are watching closely the work of VII.
liams, Stoy and Yost the three great
coaches OF the west What will these
great wizards invent to overcome the
ten yards that must be covered in
three downs?
One season under the new rules
barely opened the door for the new
plays that were brought forth. The
season of 1907 will go down in foot
ball history as season of develop
ment OF The new game.
DO not think because the new game
Is more open that the day Of the line
bucker IS past. il Is not. Whenever
short gain Is necessary of two or
three yards, say. then the quarter
back calls ON the old reliable line
bucker. and takes no chance on run.
ming the end. A kicker who is quick
and sure is In greater demand this
season than ever.
This was shown by the work Of
Garrells. Frurip. Eckersall, Cody
Clark and Hare last year. These men
were called on time and again to kick
the ball ont Of danger when II was i'm.
possible 10 gain the Required ten
yards The backs must be defensive
players. The double line defense de-
Inands It. This was shown in 1906 by
the work Of such men as Schuknecht,
Of Minnesota. and Steffen, OF Chicago.
These players were not only good on
offense, but powerful on defense.
The season OF 1907 should bring
forth many new and startling plays.
1t will undoubtedly develop more
powerful defense, while from the
spectators point of view the game
In its open form will be much more
interesting.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21
Ierae and Iruthful.

A despairing debt collector decided
the other day to corner his quarry at
the bar OF the Hoffman house in the
presence Of number of his friends.
thinking that by this ruse he would
so embarrrass his man THAT he would
either get his money IN rage or q
promise In modification. says the New
York Times. Advancing gently he
tapped the debtor ON the shoulder and
said: Pardon me. Mr.. -. When are
you going TO pay that small amount
you owe my, firme" The debtor spun
around on his heel and siared. I'm
no prophet" he roared The debt col
lsctor retired amid roars OF laughter.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21
Rstaliation.

A guest at one Of the summer rs'
sorts In West Virginia tells OF wed
ding ceremony he witnessed in thu
town nearby.
Tho minister was young and easily
embarrassed. 1t was the tirst wed
ding he had ever undertaken TIN
prospective bride and groom wsrt
both younger aud still more easily e,p.
barrassed than lie.
When the minister had finished the
service and muttered n few kindly
but halting words to the young couple
be lad Just united. the bride looked I'll
him. blushing. but confident.
"Tbank yer she said clearly. "Ita
shore. Kind o. yer TO congratulate us
an as long MS you haven't ever been
married ylt, maybe well have g o
chanct some day TO retaliate."-Hsr.
per's weekly.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21

| Such men are usually high IIvers,
hard workers mentally, living under
high pressure and high draught. and
lit doesn't take q great deal TO disord-
er the stomach or render the liver
torpid.
They should make 1t a practice to
use some tried and reliable remedy
Hike Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, that
will aid nature and not force Il and
will take care OF the. sudden attacks
of acute Indigestion
The use of these tablets is not to
be confounded with the patent med
| icine habit. Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets are not a patent medicine. but
are composed o. the very elements
which nature provides the healthy
stomach to do the work of digestion
Ipepsin, diastase. golden seal, etc.
There is no secret in their prepara+
ltion--they are absolutely pare and
Therefore all the world uses them.
No matter how disordered the stom-
ZACH may be. II will right itself II
given the chance Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets will digest food where the
stomach can't give the abused stom-
ach and intestines rest. and offer
renewed strength to the worn out
Iglands and muscles.
Brain workers can rely on Stuart's
Dyspepsia tablets. no matter how
tense the strain. All druggists carry
them in the fifty cent packages. or
Iif You prefer free trial package
can be had by sending your name and
address today. +. A. Stuart Company,
| SO Stuart Building. Marshall. Mich
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21
One More Chance.

In an Arizona court barber was
recently tried for the murder Of htu
wife. The evidence was entirely cir
chmstantial. hut as a rcsult OF the elo.
quence aud persuasion OF the district
attorney the accused man was convict.
ell and sentenced TO he hanged. BE.
fore leaving the courtroom tue Judge
gave the prisoner permission to make
a statement or express a last wish II
he desired to do so. The barber stood
up and, facing the district attorney.
said In clear voice: y
Your honor. should like just once
more to he allowed to shave the dis
trict attorney. Philadelphia Ledger,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21
FOOTBALL RESULTS

Shelby, d: Marion, o.
Newark. 52 Delaware. o.
Tiffin, .; Fremont, o.
Bucyrus. 80: Upper Sandusky, O.,
Lima. 10: Kenton, o.
Ohio State. s: Wooster, g..
Oberlin, 22; Case. o.
Ohio Wesleyan, 6; Ohio, 0.
Kenyon, IL; Heidelberg, o.
Western Reserve. As: Marietta, o.
De Paw, II: Miami, 6.
Columbus East, 2S; London 0.
Piqua High, 90; North High, 10.
Earlham, 30: Wittenberg. 5.
Yale, o; West Point. o.
Harvard, 6; Annapolis, 0.
Princeton, 40: W. and j., 0.
Pennsylvania, IL: Brown. o.
Penn. State. s; Cornell, 6.
Dartmouth. %; Maine. o.
Amherst, IL: Trinity, q.
Georgetown, 10; Maryland. 0.
Phillips-Andover, ~; Worcester
Academy, 0.
Philips Exeter. 6; Harvard Fresh
les. O.
Brown Freshies, 90; Harvard Sec
ond. 0.
Tufts, 90; Wesleyan, O.
Mass, Aggies. 10; Holy Cross, s.
1lehigh, 22; Medicas. o.
Carlisle, 10: Bucknell. o.
Syracuse. 3; Williams, O.
Lafayette. 81: Colgate. 8.
w. U. p, 33: Muskingum. o.
Swarthmore, 3O George Washing
ton, q.
Sewanee. 12: Auburn. s.
Georgin Tech. 6; Tennessee. 4.
Georgia, IS: Mercer. @.
Virginia Poly, 5: WASH. and Lee, O.
Virginia, IS; V. NJ, l.. 0.
Michigan. 22: Wabash. o.
Chicago, ~: Illinois, 6.
Iowa. 2l; Missouri. s.
Minnesota, s. Nebraska, s.
Notre Dame. 23,. Franklin, O.
Drake. 26; Coe. o.
Washsburn. "a: Haskell, o.
Kansas. 10; Oklahoma, 0.
st. Louis. AZ; Arkansas, G.
Washington, 8; Drury, 6.
Colorado, II: Aggies, IA.
Colo. Mines. 75; Wyoming, 0.
Lawrence, %; Hamlin, O.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21
Welaht of indiana Eleven.

The team which will represent the
University OF Indiana on the gridiron
this year will be almost as heavy as
the 1906 eleven. The eleven men who
lined IN against DePauw averaged
173 pounds. and, as all are speedy, It
looks as though formidable aggrega.
ton should be developed. Only one
man, Hoover. the big s36-pound guard,
weighs over 200 pounds. while Johnny
Talbot, who tips the beam at $50
pounds lis the lightest man on the
eleven. The team Is exceptionally well
balanced and does not look to be ,as
heavy as II Is. 1t VIII be remembered
trat last seasons team averaged a
lysie oyer l7o pounds and was cohsid.
cred heavy eleven. 3sA
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21
Not Run BY an Irishman

When a French chauffeur brought
an imported machine to The repair
shop one OF the mechanics became In
terestcd in the ingenious speed indi.
Gator which records the distance GOV.
cred In the metric system. IT'S
surely fine" rvpla rked the mum, but
It would take a rienchman to read it."
DO yoa zink." extIaimed the chauf-
feur. i'zat zee masieen eez run By Oh
Lishman?' -
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21
HONOR FOOTBALLAT HARVARD

Joshua Crane is the new head coach
of the Harvard university football
team. Crane has assumed charge OF
the "faih Harvahd" squad after sew.
eral other blue.blooded eligibles re.
fused the honor.
His first announcement was mo
secret practice" Crane has ideas,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21
Piles Cured in 8 to il Davs.

PAHO OINTMENT is guaranteed
TO cure any case Of itching, Blind
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in @
to IA days or money refunded. Soc
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21
AT PEOPLES EXPENSE
Campaigning Of Roosevelt, TAFT
and Root.
OUTLOOK FOR TARIFF REFORM

Indications rhat cenorsss VIII A..
tsmpt Read justnsnt Of schedules.
5s Repeal Of Duty on Paper Likely to
Be Opening Wsdss-Imprevsmsnt Of
Watsrways-Ths Navy end the Tax.
payer.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21
Personals |
--.D sc :

DR.. d. O.. Weeks went to Co
lumbus today Aon business.
II. C.. Lennon, of Windsor street
was visitor in Columbus today.
Miss Maud Curren has returned
from two months visit with her
uncle at Greenwood. Miss.
Miss Francis Mclaughlin, OF
West Church street, returned toda,
after a visit with relatives in Chi
cago. rF
Mr.. W. NJ. McGratli returned
Sunday evening after a three weeks
stay ut Milwaukee and various
points in the West.
Miss Ida Yoakam of East Georgt
street returned yesterday from al
extended visit with her sister. Mrs
Ollie Rison, OF Kendelville. linda
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21
Vie Cigar tsssU't
Taste Right.
1T ISN'T THE ciCAR--iT'S TEE
SrOlrACH.

Every smoker isps experienced this
peculiar condition Of the stomach and
liver, the result usually of imperfect
digestion OF food. And the blame Is
usually put on the cigar and not
where It belongs.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Ault Robb. who re-
side south Of LaRue, are the parents
of daughter born Sunday morn
ing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21

And. as to naval appropriations. look
out for surprises IN the presidents
message and III tho report OF the secie'
tAry OF the navy. Some tInorous peo.
PIE. nlollycnddIes l,erhal's or 'Ailksops,
sxpressed q fear that wbsn the Altar
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-21

Disease has been removed Special Rheumatism meda
adve desired free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, "a
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-01-03
Az ENJOYABLE AFFAIR.
The Ladi'S al The Battery Give a
Fine Entertainments

The theatrical performance
given by the ladies of the Battery
at Nelson's storehouse on Mon
day night proved to have been
one Of the most enjoyable enter
tainments that have taken place
during the year. The acts were
good and the performers better.
a song by Miss Ruby White, ac-
cOmpanied by Miss Virginia Bill
lups. entitled Shine On. Oh
Stars was beautifully rendered
and enthusiastically received by
the audience.
A minor drama. entitled " Man
Proposes" in which were Messrs.
John b. Weston, John Saunders
and Miss Virginia BillUps, was
performed in an admirable man
ner.
The DarktOwn Quartet, COM
posed Of Aubrey Miller, Il. Fl.
Miller, Ira III. Hearn and w. ?.
Jones, was the event of the even
ing. i he members were recalled
time and again till they were
forced to retire in consequence Of
the quartet getting sore feet,
Waddy Jones imitation of ami
mails and birds was a fine act.
His growing like rooster and
imitation of a canary and mock
ing bird brought down the house.
The MATRIMONIAL Agency. par
ticipated in by Jesse Machen, a.
]. Billups, John Saunders, Ira X.
Hcarn, Mrs. Percival Hicks, Mrs.
H. L. Nelson, Miss Helen Free
man aud Miss Maude Hcarn, was
a pretty littlSfarce, and the per
formers acted their parts splen-
didly.
The affair was so successful that
it was thought possible to repro
duCe the program at the Court
House this Thursday night, but
owing to the illness of Miss Helen
Freeman and Miss Virginia Bill
iups, it will have to so over till
Tuesday next, January s.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-01-03
LANE-D.GGS CAMP.

The last meeting Of the camp
which was held on the second
Saturday Of December being the
9Th. proved so interesting that
quite an enthusiasm was aroused
among the few old Johnnies who
were lucky enough to be there,
The camp extends hearty wei
come to every Confederate soldier
who may be in the county at the
ime Of our next meeting TO come
md let us have your presence
and encouragement in our under
taking.
We wanttO get REGISTERED on
our roll the name of every
old Johnnie Reb. in the county,
also the name of every son of a
Confederate.
Now fathers let US have the
names Of your BOYS, and boys see
to to 1t that Your names are put
on our roll, that you may carry
on Our object after we older Cnes
have passed over the river to rest
under the shade Of the trees.
Our next meeting, which will
take place the second Saturday
in January, being January 1907
ought to be 4 big and interesting
one, as we expect TO make pre-
paratica for Our celebration Of
the one hundreth birth day Of our
beloved and honored leader Gen.
Robt. +. Lee, a committee has
been appointed to look ont for
speakers for said occasion. and
VIC wish the presence Of large
number Of the old boys that we
may make such arrangements as
to secure us all a good enjoyable
time on the 10Th Of June, 1907.
The next reunion OF the veterans
will take place in Richmond. Va.
from May Goth. to June 3, 1907.
Come and learn tae particulars.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-01-03

State Senator I. Boyd Sears,
Of Matthews, spcat a few hours in
Richmond yesterday and left
last night for his home.
Senator Sears came up en- legal
business, and while here called
on several Of The State officials.
When asked if he expected TO
return 10 the Senate next year,
Mr.. Sears said it was two early TO
discuss the matter, and that it was
not yet being talked of in his dis
trict, so far as he knew. He had
told those who had mentioned the
question TO him that he was not
III position to say he would not
be candidate.
1t IS believed that the brilliant
young orator and law maker will
stand again, as he Is known to
have 10 particular aversion 70
public life. His service in the
Senate has been distinguished
one, and he Is regarded as one of
the most polished gentlemen in
the upper branch of the General
Assembly.
Senator Sears did nor care to
discuss public matters further
than to express his surprise and
disappointment at the action IF
the General Board in removing
Or. l.. 5. Foster from the posi-
ton superintendent OF the East
ern State Hospital.-Times-Dis-
Datch