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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-09

county. contains the requisite per cen.
tage OF egal voters AS sigEers. said
per centaSe shall be based upon the to-
tai vote for governor at the last pre-
-ceding general election.
Sec. 8. Nothing in this act shall be
so construed as to prohibit the sale by
ed by law. of pure alcohol for scientific
and manufacturing purposes, or wine
to church officials Tor sacramental pur-
poses. nor alcoholic stimulants as medi-
cine In cases of actual sickness. but
such stimulants shall be sold only upon
the written prescription of a regulaI
h yaetielng physieian dated and signed
That he. the physician. has personally
examined the applicant, naming him
ana nt tina he finds him actually sick and
medicine: provided. tina a physician
who does not follow the practice Of
iaediGlne as a principal and usual cali
ing sinai not be authorized to give the
ton; and provided, further, that no per
son shall be permitted to sell more
shan once on the same prescription. nor
snail any person be permitted to sell at
al on the prescription of a physician
not herein authorized to give it. nor on
a PRESCRIPTION which is not dated. sign
Every person selling such stimulants
for shall Immediately upon such sale
thereon the word "cancelled' and the
date of cancellation, and shall keen the
same on file in the drug store where
such sale is made. A record of ali
sales of .s%pirituous or vinous liquors
shall be kept by the druggist or person
making such sales, in a bookain which
shall be recorded the date OF the sale,
dence of the purchaser. the kind and
quantity of liquor sold. the purpose and
use fer which it is purchased. the price
charged. the name Of the physician If
the purchaser. Said records, book and
prescription file shall be open to the
inspection of the public. and any per-
son who b IA fail to keep such record
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-09
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that n snec,a,
Election viii be neId IN all IL the SHPaila!
Paeclncts OF Dawson County, SOUTH
R HaNo N on tuesday the 3rd day Of
In Perry Township, School House
No. 2. 'N"oo1 rouse
school, IN Badger aSs Township, at Loomts'
ud In B Ne Township. at School,
City Hall, Mt. Vernon. " CITY at
In Beulah Township. at school
od In M ras c Township. at sherir.s
Ho an Srosper Township. at School
Hd In LISBON lis Township, at School
House IN N Nnio ~ Township. at School
Hd IN Ral Township. at School
In Tobin Township. at school
In Rome Township, at Town Hail
In First Ward. City of Mitchell. At
FRED BJodstrup's carpenter shop. ~
~ In second Ward. City of Mitchell, at
raVlS secons hand store.
Court House. at
In Fourth ward, City of Mitchell. at
said Special Election to be held pf ar IA
purpose Of Electine one Represents
H Py F ParSar of the death 81 Hon. Villain
e,e Mhie c!o, Election will be opened at
eentlnue open until 5 O'Clock in the
Dated his 2sth day Of September
H. B. ANDERSON.
County Auditor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-28
LAND FRAUD CONVICTS
PLEAD FOR NEW TRIAL

Washington, OCT 21-Thc orgu-
mrnts ior d new trial asked far by
FrcGcrick s. Hyde and Joost II. SCH
ncidsr. who were convicted last spring
of conspiracy In connection with land
frau0s iu the west. were today taken
und, adNlsemcnt by Justice stafford
Of to- criminal court OF the District
pf Columbia. Counsel Tor the con-
yictcd men contended that the verdict
has ihe result of q compromise some
o, the jurors who favored conviction
of an four OF tho defsudants who
worc tried Clyde. Schneider. Benson
and Diaonda voting 20 acquit Dinond
in exchange for the votes of tho other
Jurors who were incllnod 10 acauit an.
; Tho prosecution claimed that COM
promise Ncrdicts are being rendered.
daily hy iurors. The defense anionl
other points declared That the court
had erred in teiling Tho iury that one
~ tho dtfendants might he convicted
of conspiracy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-28
RAIN FAILS TO DAMPEN
ENTHUSIASM EOR TAFT

Troy y. y. oct. 27.-rha indus
tries of the cities and towns which
line the banks of the picturesque
Hudson from Greater New York 10
Troy were made the text Of the
speeches of w. H. TAFT today 10 tn,
people OF these cities and towns.
Yonlcrs smiled on the big form Of
the OhiOan through heavy shower.
lie talked at length to as many as
could get into the largest thcator and
then addresses those who had stood
and waited i'm the rain whose num-
hcr was even greater
Mr. Bryan spoke in Yonkcre ycstcr-
day and, saying he understood his
distinguished opponent had charged
that the republican party had done
nothing for labor. Mr.. Taft first as
serted that the policies of the r,pub-
lican party had been chiefly devoted
to the interests of labor and then
pointed out how the protective policy
made possible the sugar refining in
dustry, the chief enterprise of the
city.
Certainly Mr.. Bryan was n bold
man to advocate such viows i'm q town
like Yonkcrs, continued Alr Taft
(which ! believe is one Of the great
est manufacturing towns in proper
tion to its size in tho state of New
York, ana is dependent upon the pro-
tective system
As sample, Mr. Tart said, of the
utter impractcablc, destructive
character of Mr. Bryans recommend
alton with reference to economic re-
forms, he would cite what Mr. Bryan
would do with the Yonkcrs' Sugar re-
fnery assuming for argument that
the refinery was in trust"
MIR. Taft said:
He would take off tho difforcntiaI
on sugar-that protection which is
necessary to enable MS to have any
sugar re6neries in this country. II
would cause the establishment of re-
dneris in Germany and All Of your
population hero dependent on this re-
fnory would De affected And not only
would it destroy tho trust but with it
tho independent rohncries"
Tho republican party is just as
much opposed To monopoly MS tho
democratic party" announced Mr.
TAFT later. 1T passed and enforced
the antitrust law. Il believes i'm GO
ing directly at the evil of monopoly by|
punishing men for continuing iL rlth-
er than by destroying the industries
and the great combinations of capital
that have much utility ana are Of
such benefit to the wage earncrs. Iii
believes in stamping ont the evil and
not stamping out the corporation"
Tarrytown. PcekskiU and Fi-hskH
Landing listened i'm tho rain 10 short
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-28
EMP|RE: STATE
OUT STRONG
FOR TAFT
CROWDED HOUSES GREET
CANDIDATE EVERYWHERE
Day Devoted to Tour of Indus
trial towns and Cities
Through Historic Valley of
The Hudson,


iBy Morning journal sBeclal Leased Wirel
Troy, oct. 27-A faulty engine de
ayed the Taft special so that it was
nearly 10 o'clock before it reached
Cohoes, whore monster meeting was
addressed. The interests of labor
were talked OF at each place and Al
thusldsm was at II high pitch
The theory Of protection as eX-
planned was heartily applauded and
the candidate remarked that the peO,
pie Of Cohoes, an industrial center.
seemed To be awake to their own in
tcrosts. In this connection he said
that Mr. Bryan was the author OF the
statement in the democratic platform
that protection is the robbery of the
many for the benefit of the few
Troy was reached at 10:30 o'clock.
The immense Boulton han was pack
ed and jammcd with thousands who
had been in their coveted places for
three hours. II never appreciated the
Industries of Troy" said the candi-
date after he had been introduced
amid great tumut, until | made
four speeches in as many hours and
then / needed the immense laundry
facilities
oh, Bill came a husky voice eX-
hibiting great solicitude, and after tho
laughter the candidate said he could
not vie with that demonstration, but
wished he had the voice. you can
have it, Bill" was the quick rctort
The speech had progressed but a short
time when a woman in the audience
near the stand tainted. making the
fpnrtl1 pf hind 1nTit1 %
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-28
TWO MORE VACANCIES IN
COLLEGE OF CARDINALS

Rome Oct -.-rhe death of car
dual Math,m at London yesterday
and or cardinal Salvador Cassasasl
Pages 3t Barcelona To-day. bring. The
vacancies in The sacred College t,i
fourteen thus maSiuF it probable that
tho nest oan-i-tors win bc htld iu Dr.
,'mher. creating neN cardinals Bc-
liable Vatican AUTHORITIES consider it
certain that two American cardinals
win bs appointed at that time
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-28
ABRUZZl WINS ROYAL
CONSENT TO WED, RUM0R
scaled L'ttcr Received bN Duke De-
li"rcd To- Contain Kings Decision

Turin. tet -7.-A special courier
arrived here tsdaV with sealed mes
sag" from King Victor Emmanuel 10
the Duk, of the Abruzzi which. DC is
believed. contains tho kings decision
with regard To- the marriage OF thr
duke and Ais Katherine Elkins This
belief is strengthened by the fact that
the duke. after reading the message.
sent for the official notary of his
''--e' eva 'iseus-ad with him deli
cate points with reference 10 his pat
rimony
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-28
To SHED.
NEW LIGHT ON
TAFT RECORD
RAILWAY TRAlNMAN
WRITES TO ROOSEVELT


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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-28
NIGHT RIDERS
IN SHADOW Of
GALLOWS
MEMBER or BAND TURNS
INF0RMER IN TENNESSEE
Confession duplicates Forty
Men, Many of Them Prom
inert Citizens and Most Of
Them in Custody
tny Morning Journal specIa, reased wireI

lhy Morning journal Hps''A' hS's"h "Fel
TiptunVillc, Tenn, oct. Iod
Burton. eclf confessed night rider.
toI1 n ..,,,,,.I-,,, ,,l,. ..t,,,. tol,,. ,r ,i,l,t
'l"'r u'P'Nu"''""S III '"' ''''""N 'i
Rccfoot lake, confessing to the part
he PLAYED i'm the outragcs which
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% ue"lh or N"Pt'"" Pu'li'I" I'"i'N'ut
prominent attorney of Trenton
Tenn. on the banks of the lake n
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prominent III ''''S S'''''" "' '"' STATE.
or the men who me declares had
part in the killing of Captain Rankin.
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at camp Memo the military base near
NamburE' lhe confession was madt
at the Jall to ShcrlIi names 81 thb
county. =. q. Harris owner ol 81 large
tract or Iand IN me k'eIioot dlst'lr|
VINO mas suffered mu'n loss NJ lh'
nahds OF the nlsht riders ana Mayor
oohaIdSoh' OF IlptohNIlIe.
Ihe confession was made treelN ana
voluntarily with no otief OF q leSsened
punishment or threats. Apparently
without quaIm OF conscience burton
GlhlN unlolded ms story WhH' Eur
ION dehIgs lnal ne was present Wllen
captain RANKIN was put I" dtath ne
admits that 1t was through informal
lsull given hy hIm that inc baAd con-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-25

privilege OF even attending his own
church. But when he heard the old
bell, he said, he wanted to come to
the college and to bid the students
welcome. Unnerved as he had been,
he felt it his duty to come, and he
hoped he would be able to attend
many more Of these annual openings.
He regretted that DR.. Scherer had
! gone from the college. and he paid
eloquent tribute to Dr.. Scherer s
work as president Of the college.
While Dr.. Scherer had gone from
among us, he said, he was glad that
the cause Of education generally had
not lost him. because Dr. Scherer was
still engaged in college work. He
urged the students to give the new
president a most cordial welcome.
He urged them to strive with all
their might to make useful men and
women. He urged them to seize ev-
cry effort to improve thier minds, and
not their minds alone, but their
hearts as we'll. As we advanced in
life and old age stole upon us, he
said, it was with exquisite pleasure
that we looked back upon the good
we had been able to do and the help
which we had been able to render to
others. The fragrance Of kind deeds
done in the past, he said, fingered
18th one in after life, making sweet
the journey in ones declining years.
DR.. Geo. B. Cromer made a few
happy remarks to the students and
paid tribute to DR.. Scherer. and to
the. new president. At the eonclu-
sion Of his remarks he was requested
to send the telegram quoted above to
DR.. Scherer. DR.. Cromer was DR..
Scherer's immediate predecessor, and
DR.. Cromer continues to take keen
interest in the college.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-25
YOUNG MAN ASSASSINATED.
White Man Shot to Death Near
BranchviIle-No Clue as to the
Slayer.

Branchville, Sept. 22.-Pressley
Reeves, "A years Of age. the son Of A.
NJ. Reeves. who lives about six miles
below here. in Dorchester county, was
asSassinated just after dark this
evening.
Reeves left his home about dark to
carry a load Of cotton pickers to
their homes About an hour later the
mules returned home with young
Reeves dead in the wagon, he having
been shot in the head with buck
shot. It is said the wagon did not
90 to the field with the cotton pick
ers.
There is no clue as to the assassin.
Reeves leaves widow.
Gov. Ansel has been asked for
blood-houndS.
II p. m.-No one has vet been cap
tured.
The dogs will arrive here about
1870 this morning. when a posse will
begin search for the slayer.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-25
THE REV. EDWARD CALENDER
Held Service For Elks in Richmond
MIR. Calender Soon to Leave
NeWberry.

A very beautiful service was held
in Monumental church. Richmond. on
Sunday, August 3Otll. Ut was fo: 80
Eeac"H!cnt Protective Order oe !.:zs,
and Richmond Lodge Of the same at
tended in a body, constituting in it.
self large congregation. In addition
the attendance was large, and the
church was filled. The sermon was
preached by the Rev. Edward Callen-
der, of Laurens, South Carolina, his
text being: "And Jonathan made a
covenant with David, for he loved
him, as his own soul. list Samuel
1873. He treated strikingly Of the
broad principle Of brotherhood, de-
filming the duties Of the same. The
music was Of high order, and ap-
propriate to the occasion.
Mr.. Calender, who has been IN
charge of Monumental church during
the absence Of the rector, DR.. Morris,
on his vacation, has ministered most
acceptably and made a multitude OF
friends in Richmond. He is an ag-
gressive and useful man, and his work
in the church is Of the best.-South-
ern Churchman.
Rev. Mr.. Calender is pastor of the
Episcopal church in Newberrv and
member of the Newberry lodge OF
Elks.
It is understood that he will resign
his present position as rector OF the
Newberv and Laurens churches and
move near Washington. D. G., where
he will serve a church.
Mr. Calender has many friends IN
Newberry who will regret to see him
leave but who will wish him we'll
wherever he may labor.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-25
GOVERNOR ACTS PROMPTLY.
Wires Greenville Sheriff to Bring
Might Riders to Justice.

Columbia, September 23.-Gover-
nor Ansel has taken prompt and Wig
orous action in regard to the alleged
"night riders" in Greenville county
and has instructed Sheriff Gilreath to
make an investigation and suppress
any abuse of the kind whatever. He
wrote the sheriff today to look into
the matter at once and if possible to
ascertain who the parties guilty of
posting the threatening notice on the
gin Of Mr.. R. C. Willmon, eight miles
from Greenville, are, and see that
they are prosecuted and brought to
justice.
eff this report be true,' says the
governor in his letter to Sheriff Gil
reath, "it is a species Of lawlessness
which must be handled at once and
the perpetrators Of it be taught a
lesson that this is q country Of law
and order. and that evervore must be
protected in his property As we'll as
his person from the la~ieSs. Give
this matter Your immediate atten-
tion.'
The incident in Greenville may not
be a serious affair. and many Relieve
that it is not serious. bnt the similar
occurrences in other States have been
too serious to be initiated even in a
humorous way. and Governor Ansel
will not stand for anything Of the
sort.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-25
TWICE A WEEK. $3.50 A YEAR
NIGHT RIDERS IN GREENVnLE.
z. G. Willmon Warned Not to Gin
Any More Cotton-Other Plants
Reported Posted.

Greenville. Sept. 22.-Word reach
ID the city today Of the posting Of a
:eatening notice by supposed night
riders on the gin of R. C. Willmon,
eight miles from Greenville. The
notice reads:
"Take warning and do not gin any
more cotton. If you do, you will suf-
fer the consequences.
(Signed) "Night Riders. "
It is also reported several other
gins were posted last night, though no
damage is reported.
Willmon's gin is new plant and
started up this morning, despite the
threat.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-25
MIR. Charles P. Barre Resigns.

To the Patrons on Route No. l, From
Prosperity:
Friends all. allow me in this feeble
manner to express my appreciation
for the many courtesies and favors
shown me, while I served in the ca
pacity as your Rural Letter Carrier.
The memory of those days shall ever
be treasured by me with faithful
care. because, during that time,
friendships have been formed, which
I prize exceedingly high and trust
shall never have an end.
To have been so intimately ac-
quainted and pleasantly associated
with so many of YOU has, indeed,
been a privilege Of mine; and it is
my desire that. whenever [ see YOU
again. the same welcomed hand-shake
shall be extended.
In bidding YOU goodbye, I wish
each and every one Of YOU a happy
and successful future: and. although
it shall never again be my pleasure
to serve YOU as a Rural Letter Car
rier. vet. believe me. it shall always
be may earnest endeavor to serve YOU
in whatever way I can.
ChaS. P. Barre.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-25
Arrow Found.

Policeman IT. II. Franklin found in
in . house on his place several days
AGO an arrow, with steel head,
the wooden portion being skill
fully wrapped with something
which resembles thread made
from the hide Of some animal.
Mr.. Franklin has no idea where the
arrow came from.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-25

CONTINUED on page s.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-25

\ Typographical error IS not always
necessary to make an editorial article
foolish.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-25

When the warShip Of the air is per-
fected escape may be possible in SUBJ
marines.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-23

Messrs. Walter Allen and Earl Jackson, of Bonair, were in town Tuesday and attended the perform ance of ''The Sweetest Girl in Dixie" that night.
 Call up the City Grocery when you make up your list for dinner. Prompt service and the best for the money. Respectfully yours, w. L. Lawrence, Proprietor.
 Business has been little quiet this week on account of the beautiful weather which permits of crop gath ering and requires no supplies except refreshments.
 No trouble to show my stock of Dry Goods or Groceries. They are nicely and conveniently arranged and ready for your inspection right now. Come and see. Neely.
 When it comes to mating there are two kinds-the Japanese and Chinese. Everybody sells matting-only Becker X Lewis can sell it 10 you Toe per yard cheaper.
 Your letter heads, note heads, en- yelopes, bill heads, statements and other office stationery should have individuality. You can get 1t that way at The Times office.
 NTED- Timber cutters, at Naylor's Mill on St. Francis river. Apply at the mill, or to John w.. Naylor, Forrest City; or w. A. John- son, BOnair, Arkansas.
 WANTED - Timber cutters at Navlors Mill on St. Francis river. Apply at the mill, or to John w. Naylor, Forrest City; or WA. John- son, Bonair, Arkansas.
 MT. Ed Mallory's new country home just north of the city is nearing con- pletion, and is quite pretty. He dis posed of his residence in the Russell addition sometime ago.
 Capt. c. H. Ravens who is in Mem. phis having an ear specialist treating him, spent last Sunday at home The Times hopes that he will be benefit ted, and soon return home.
 Bring your family to our store to buy their winter shoes. We can fit you in size and price. We carry the most complete line in town. Russell Graham-Alderson Com pany.
 FOR SALE-One heavy re-tinned milk can, one Majestic hotel range, five oak bedsteads, two coil wire springs, two oak dressers. two oak washstands. Hotel Marion.
 
 Portierre CurtainS-Just received reds and greens, with the pretty Per sian borders, also the cheaper ones with fringes. Our stock in this line is the largest ever seen here Prices low Forrest City Furniture Company.