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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-08-04
STRONG WATERS
PROVED UNDOING
American QueeredHiS Graft
Game.

New York, Aug. (SpeciaD Ii
the Rev Dr." Justin Shilla Said Kir-
reh, Il L. D., had been able to keep
away from strong waters he might yet
be riding around Port Chester in the
automobile of n. F. Palmer of the
Quintard Iron Works, delivering lee
lures and collecting subscriptions to
support a lepers hospital in far off
Noblaus, Palestine. For the Rev.
Dr." etc, Kirreh was equipped with
a supply of letters of recommends
ton that would be worth a fortune
to any confidence man who could keep
his head and stay sober.
But of course it is enough to arouse
suspicious for a pious man who has
devoted his life to the service of lep-
ers to be seen with one foot on the
rail and an elbow crooked in a sa-
loon frequented by the lowbrows of
Port Chester, and later on to be
buying drinks for all Corners in the
back room.
So it happened that last Friday
night the Rev. Dr." was gathered
in and locked up with couple o.
tramps and a violator of the excise
law who had not been able to get
bail. There he has been ever since,
save for a short time yesterday, when
he was brought out for hearing, only
to be Aremanded for further examina-
ton
Kirreh first made himself known in
Port Chester to the Rev. g. NJ Evans.
The bag full of letters made their
desired impression, and the '"distin-
guished" Armenian was scheduled
forthwith to make an address.
All was we'll until the information
reached Chief Mccullough and Capt.
Donovan that Kirreh was having an
illumination scene in Shea's sa-
loon, with himself as the main pyro-
technic display.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-08-04

When a man can sneak home at
night without waking his wife it's be
cause she hasn't gone to bed-N. T..
Press.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-08-04

/ one thousand yards 36-inch Cheese
W Cloth, worth regularly sc, here in
1t the Removal Sale at, yard i. 3a4c
Mems Balbriggan Underwear, very
. elastic, shirts and drawers to
match. The best lot of underwear
you ever saw for the money, reg
= ularly 35c. here now at per gar
& ment >. 21c
( Mems Guyot suspenders in a, great
C variety of new patterns, perfect
9 goods, nothing wrong with them,
but the price. Regularly 39c To
: soc, here now at per pair :. 19c
C Ten pieces Linen Lawn, SO inches
wide, regularly worth 39c, here
! for the Removal Sale, yard . zoe
g Mems Fast Black Hose, high spliced
&C heels and toes, never before
known to sell for less than 15c,
a mere sc
n Ladies' Fast Black Hose high spliced
3 heels and toes full regular length
= Regularly 1214c, sale price &c
d About one thousand yards Japanese
t silks, also waist and dress silks,
s. worth regularly csc, here now
e at, yard =. 35c
1t J. & P Coats Spool Cotton Six Cord
c known everywhere, here now at
per spool :. :. :. :. :. :. :. 4c
l.
o Fine striped Sicilian, SO inches wide
e and all wool If this is worth
C cent it is as good as you ever
bought for soc. Here in the Re-
/ moval Sale at yard :. :. !. 35c
t.
" Ladies' Embroidered Collars, beauti-
! full patterns, worth Regular 25c,
C here in Removal Sale at each sc
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-08-04

Silver F. Pins set with beautiful col
o..I stones. great variety of new
uaI.u-. regularly soc, here at
each .... ........ 25c
r.5.a.. ..r. line Elastic Ribbed Vests,
uaa neck and shoulders, sizes 4
flo roguIarIy 1215c and 15c, here
now q, Removal Sale :. =. &c
Ana hundred dozen Black Spool Silk,
said ru contain 100 yards each, as
srrou2 as any loo spool silk,
per spool e.. &c
ray White Bed Spreads, Marseflles
garte.us full regular size, hem
med ready for use, worth $1.25,
each - o.. e.. &c
Rows, Shirts made of good quality per-
Gale. aLI sizes from II to IA, the
grade that usually sells for 35c,
here each l5c
Mems NeeIigee Shirts made of mad
ras and percales, attached or de-
tached cuffs, regularly sold for
75c here in Removal Sale at 43c.
One hundred dozen Mems All-Linen
Collars in straight, standing and
rundown styles, some are slight
Iv soied, nothing more serious,
when new the perfect goods, were
worth 12l2c, these slightly soiled
ones Will be closed out now at
each o.. &c
Ladies' SheeI Barretts, several beau
dfuI patterns, they are equal to
amy 25c linen for Removal Sale
each loo
One thousand yards imitation Torch
ON Laces in edgings and insert
iugs 10 match. worth all the way
from &c to 71ac, here now in Re-
mogal Sale at, yard =. =. =. 212c
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-08-04

A few doses of this remedy will IN
variably cure an ordinary attack Of
diarrhRa.
1t can always be depended upon,
even in the more severe attacks Of
cramp collie and cholera morbus.
1t is equally successful for summer
diarrhea and cholera infantum In
children, and is the means of saving
the lives of many children each year.
When reduced with water and
sweetened it is pleasant to take
Every man of family should keep
this remedy in his home. Buy it now.
PRICE, 25C. LARGE SIZE, 600.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-08-04
Notice to Creditors

Baby talk never savors of dead
language Chicago News.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-08-04
WANTED

WANTED: 3 nice rooms with all
conveniences, in good locality. Adj
ress d., Recorder.
SAW WANTED want small
cutoff saw, with mantle; good or
der and cheap. S. r. HEYS. 28-tf
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-08-04

When hot call No. 1O4 for S. R.
Sims, the ice~man, who is now pre-
pared to serve you with "Artesian
Ice"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-03-10

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dispensary's indebtedness amounted
TO oHly about 100000, yet the leg
i%slaturc provided that all the funds,
amounting TO $Soo,0NO, should be
pIaccl under the dominion and con-
troll Of the defendants, thus clearly
indicating that ii was the intent Of
tnr legislature that every dollar Of
the lunis realized from the State
d~iSpcnSary was 10 be treated as a
tr'>i 'u2I. FIRST. for The purpose Of
settling these claims. and then pro-
vldln% that any surplus rrmainin"
should be paid into the State treas
"ry as funds property belonging to
the State.
This action on the part Of the leg
'Slaiurc Is significant, and clearly in
dlratrS that The chief object in ap-
pointing III" commission was 10 pro-
VIDE Tor the payment &c claims SIM
liar /" t.t"t ~ complainant. Tlc, lcg>-
i>,"lUrr hIiiM~ authorized these de-
Pendants to Withdraw the funds in,
in" bands ut the State treasurer,
thereby ~Sur"rnlrrin~ the States
possession ri lhn same. for the nur-
pose nrrcinhriorr mentioned. shows
most c~"ncIusively that this fund was
mtrMdrd TO be treated rs Il trust
l"nd anl WAS 10 be used by the de-
PENDANTS for I'll" purpose. Of carrying
ont fac provisions Of the Act under
which they were appointed.
1t cannot BE- reasonably insisted, in
view OF these circumstances, that the
State is an indispensable party to
this suit. inaSmuch as il is not nee
cssary that the State should be q
party in order that there may be a
final determination Of the matters
involved IN this controversy. There
Tore his is not a Suii against the
State within the meaning of the clev-
1nih amendment.
Thc principal! question involved in
this controversy is as to whether the
claim Of complainant is a Just liabiI-
lty against the State d~ispcnsary. IF
!; ShonlI be determined TO be a lust
liability the statute in question makes
ii inc duty Of the defendants to paw
IT, and. under these circumstances.
The question sought to be litigatcd is
II in which The State is not inter-
cstcI III In" contemplated by
the eleventh amendment.
In the ease Of Louisiana VS.. Jumel,
and other like eases, it was sought to
compel the Stat" officers TO perform
a duty either not directed TO be done
by the statute, or prohibited by it., or ,
10 enforce payment out Of general I
funds. or where there was no special
fund which the State itself had ap-
propr1ated to and charged with its
payment.
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souri,. l20 L. S., the court said:
'Thcr2 Gin The June I casc) the
effort was to compel a State officer to
90 what the statute prohibited him
from doing. Here the suit is to get
a State officer to do what the statute
requires Of him."
The court, in a further discussion
of this subject, said:
ut is next contended that this suit
cannot be maintained because it is in
It's effect a suit against the State,
which is prohibited by the eleventh
amendment of the constitution of the
United States. and Louisiana VS. jul
mel, 107 U. s., I'll, is cited in SUD-
port Of this position. But this case
is entirely different from that. There
tho effort was to compel a State Of
ficer to do what a statute requires
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III /tbu
pursuant to the said Act, became ami
&c now constitute the State disDau-
sary commission. and as such are
charged with the execution Of all In,
powers conferred and the ncrform.
ance OF all the duties imposed upon
SAID commission by the said Act.
That Immediately upon their quail
lllcatlon as commissioners, and or
san'zat'on as the State ~dispcnsary
commission. the defendants entered
upon the discharge Of their duties,
and, IN accordance with The Act pro-
vldln% for their appointment. took
possession and control Of the entire
business and property Of the State
dlspcnsary, including the money
which was at that time deposited with
the state treasurer to the credit Of
the board Of directors Of tho State
dlspensary, and said defendants nave
sold the property Of said State dis
pe'1Sary. except real estate. and COL
lcctrd many of The debts due 10 thc
said State ~diSpcnsary. and now have
IN their hands the proceeds arising
from said sales and collections. which.
together with the sum received from
the State treasurer. amount TO abou.
$500. 900.
That all Of the money received
from the sale Of The property Of the
Sahd State di>pcnsary and the col
I'cal"n OF debts due to it has been
from time to time. rs received bv the
defendants constituting the State
dlSprnSary commission, and now is.
deposited to the credit Of said COM
mission in certain banks in the State
OF South Carolina, subject to with
drawal only by said commission. and
no part Of said money is in the treas
nry Of the State Of South Carolina.
or has ever been mingled with any
funds brl"nein" to said State.
That the complainant furnished TO
the defendants. at their request. an
lt'mlzcd statement Of it's account
against the State IiSpcnsarv. which
account had been compared with the
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-03-10

disposition IT all pror.::.t connect.
ed with ,ha State ~diSpcn>ary and ,t
wind up It: >iTairs.' which said Act
is in words and figures as follows:
Session Laws, S. G., 1907-No. 400.
"An Act to provide for the DISPOSE
ton Of all property connected with
the State lispcnsary, and to wind
up its affairs.
"S2eti"n |. BE it enacted BY The
general assembly Of The State of
South Carolina. That Immediately
upon the approval Of this Act the
governor shall appoint commission
Of well known business mca, consist
in" Of five members. lone Of whom
shall be members Of the general
assembly. to he known as the State
dispcnSary commission, who shall
each give bond for the faithful per-
formancc Of thc duties required in the
sun Of $4,000.
"Section ,. Said commission shall
Immediately organize by the election
of Il chairman and II secretary from
their rambler.
"Sccti"n ,. 1t shall be the duty Of
said commission to clos. GU; the en-
tire business Of the State dispcnsary.
except real estate. inclulin" stock in
the several county dispcnsarics, by
'lispo>in9 Of all goods and property
CORRECTED Herewith. by collcctin" all
debts due and paying from the pro-
rrcds thereof all just liabilities AT llr,
earliest date practicable. Said com
mission shall be at liberty to make
such disposition upon such terms.
times and conditions rs their julc-
m2nt may diclate: Provided. That no
tp'"a,olic liquors or beers shall be
disposed Of within the State. except
TO county dispcnsary boards. and all
liquors illegally bought by the pres
emf management may be returned to
the persons. firms or corporations
from whom purchased, and for de-
tcrminin" the legality Of sail pur-
chascs they are hereby authorized
and directed /" investigate fully the
circumstances surrounding all con
tracts for liquors. and to employ such
assistant counsel u may be approved
Ivy The attorney general. aud such en-
pert accountants. rs HirN"grAplrr,.
Aud any other person. "r N"r~nNS rh"
commission may deem necessary for
! J. -t r-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-16
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
Army Orders.

Mai Clarence +. ToWnsley. Coast Artii-
lery Corps. will proceed to Jacksonville
Fla. for tho purpose of delivering an ;td-
dress before the convention of the Florida
National Guard Association to be held
April and 10. 1908.
Capt John l.. Shepard. assistant sur
geon will proceed to Fort Sam Houston
Tex, for duty
BY direction of the President. Capt Err
vim l.. Phillips. 18th Cavalry, is detailed
as professor of military science and tao
tics at Cornell University. Ithaca ~ y
vice Capt Frank \. Barton. Sd Cavalry
who will join his regiment.
Leave of absence for one month is
granted Capt James S. Young. jr.. 10th
Infantry. recruiting officer.
Leave OF absence for two months is
granted Capt. Frank A. Wilcox, 3Oth In
fantry.
Capt William NJ. Morrow. Dist Infan-
try. upon relief from duty in the army
transport service. will join his regiment.
BY direction of the President. Second
Lieut.. Frank l.. Beals. 18TH Infantry, Will
report to Brig. Gen. William p. Hall. add
iutant general. president of an army re-
firing board in Washington, u. c.. for
examination by the board.
Contract Surgeon Francis NJ. Wall is re-
leved from temporary duty at Fort Mon
roe. Va. and will proceed to Fort Ogle-
thorpe. Ga for duty
BY direction Of the President. so much
Of special orders. February II, 1908. as
details First Lieut.. Linwood F.. Hanson,
26th Infantry. captain 10 command
the 18th Company. Philippine Scouts. is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-16
Grover Cleveland Going to Lakewood

NEW YORK. March 16.-Grover Cleve-
land will leave his home in Princeton
n. j.. today for an extended stay at the
Lakewood On. j. Hotel. DR.. John Car
nochan. vino has been Mr.. Cleveland's
physician for years. declared yesterday
that Mr. Cleveland was In excellent
health and that the journey to Lakewood
was solely for the purpose OF obtaining
rest and a change OF surroundings.
He added that Mr.. Cleveland has gone to
Lakewood almost every year since
he moved to Princeton Mrs Cleveland
will not accompany her husband. but
may later join him at Lakewood. Mr..
Cleveland will not occupy his home In
Lakewood, but Will live in the Lakewood
Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

IS'o STREET NORTHWE ST-Maria
&. Peet TO Charles F. Peet. lot 81.
square IA: $40.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Thomas Bones
ct AL. trustees TO Martha r. Harr, lot
~. block 30: $40.
HOLMEAD MANOE-John II. Lloyd ct
IN. 10 Michael J. Berry. lot 100. block
~: $40.
PARK VIEW-Michael J. Barry Ell ux. to
John II. Lloyd lots ~. &c. - square
3O27: $40
CHICHESTER-H X Simpson ct al
trustees. TO William Cannon, lots lo6
to no square |: 500.
SAILS ADDITION-Jo G. Motherhood
10 Harry NJ. Ellis, lot ~. square 2sDs
$40.
IVY CITY-Thomas II. lowering 10 WI
liam II. Brown. lot y, block :: $40
I-,::I 18th STREET NORTtIWEST-
Shraham Grant. ct al, trustees to
financial board A. NJ f.. Church, lot
- square 2il: Slo.
SDI-TH BROOkI.AND- Charles \ Har-
baugh Ia Lizzie NJ. Harbaugh. not ~
block {: Sln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-16
PETER L. LESH DEAD.
Veteran Employe of District Govern
msnt Passes AWAY.

Peter S. I.esh. veteran employe of the
District assessors office died at his home
800 Webster street northwest, this morn
ng' al the age of 90 years. For several
weeks he has suffered from a complica-
ton of diseases of the liver and il caused
his death. He Is survived by his wife and
two sons.
Mr.. Lesh was native of Pennsylvania.
served in the civil war and became a
member of the G. A. X. He was also
prominent in Masonic circles and was
past master of National Lodge He en-
tered the District service in 1891.
The funeral will be held from his home
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock Rev
John NJ. Schick of Grace Reformed
Church officiating. The burial will be In
Arlington cemetery. Representatives of
the Masonic Order and the G. A. r. will
attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-16
Cabinet Officers as Delegates.
THE COURT RECORD.
United States Supreme Court.

Present: The Chief Justice, Mr.. Justice
Harlan. Mr.. Justice Brewer. Mr.. Justice
White. Mr.. Justice Peckham. Mr.. Justice
McKenna, Mr.. Justice Holmes. Mr. JUS
tice Day and Mr.. Justice Moody.
Alan NJ. Johnson of New York city.
Frederick Fl. Whitfield of Portland. Ore. /:
Edward Engerud of Fargo N. D.; Will
lam B. Rose of Lincoln. Neb.. and Frank
to practice.
No. 467 Armour Packing Company,
petitioner. agt the United States:
No. 4GS- Swift &, Company, petitioner,
agt. the United States:
No. 469. Morris & Company, petitioner,
agt. the United States;
No. 40 Cudahay Packing Company,
petitioner. agt the United States. and
No. 352. The Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy Railway Company. petitioner. agt.
the United States: on writs Of certiorari
to the United States circuit court of APP
peals for the eighth circuit: judgments
affirmed and causes remanded to the dis
trict court of the United States for the
western district of Missouri: opinion by
Mr.. Justice Day: dissenting, Mr.. Justice
Brewer, Mr.. Chief Justice Fuller and Mr..
Justice Peckham. fMr. Justice Moody
took no part in the decision of these
cases.)
No lO4 Dona Maria Francisco O'Reilly
plaintiff in error. agt. John r. Brook,
major general, u. s. A.: in error to the
district court Of the United States for
the southern district of New oTrk: judg-
ment affirmed with costs; opinion by Mr..
Justice Holmes.
No. IA. Jesse Hoyt Smith, appellant.
agt William j. Rainey ct al: appeal
from the supreme court of the territory
of Arizona: decree reversed with costs,
and cause remanded. with directions to
overrule the demurrer; opinion by Mr.
Justice Holmes.
The Chief Justice announced that the
court will take a recess from Monday,
March %. to Monday. April next
The Chief Justice also announced the
following orders of the court:
No. 4. Original Commonwealth of Vir-
ginia. complainant, agt. s.ate of West
Virginia.: set down for oral argument
on the pending application for decree
on Monday, April 6. after the cases al
ready assigned on that day.
No. Al. Miguel Tapno ct al. plaintiffs
in error. agt. La Compania General Ta-
bascos de Filipinos; motion to dismiss
postponed TO the hearing on the merits.
No. 43l. The people of the state of
New York ex rel. Abraham kopel, plain
tiff in error. agt. Theodore A. Bingham
police commissioner. etc: motion to adj
vance granted and cause assigned for
argument on the first Tuesday Of the next
term October 49, after the cases alre ady
set down for that day.
No S31. Scruggs, Fandervoort and
Barney Dry Goods Company. petitioner
agt the United States: petition for a
wri; of certiorari to the United States
circuit court of appeals for the eighth
circuit denied.