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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
Nights Of Unrest.
No Sleep, No Rest, No Peace for
the Sufferer from Kid
neY Troubles.

No peace !o- the kidney sufferer
Pain and distress from nocc 20 night.
&c: up with L lame back
Tw;uges OF backache bother YOU n:
day.
Du!! aching breaks your res; Z; night.
Urinary disorders add 20 your misery.
Ge: ~ the cause The k!dneys.
Doaa'S Kidney Kills will work &
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

COMMUNICATIONS mus: be accompanied oy ING
r.a, pa.re occ address OF tie writer u o.ocr %
receive attention
So Communication o; : persona! character
win sr -,,Ai;shed e1ccp. as u advertisement
Entered st the PoS;oclec =: Manning ~ Sec
ood Class matter.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
Shoe Department.

The Shoes for the ready for your choosing
Any particularly good thing in Shoe that be wanting
here. Shoes from the
makers Everything in high low cut
Fici Gun Metal Calf and other good
feathers styles the natty models
$3.50. $500. $3.50. $500. $3.50 and $500.
We don't expect to all the Shoes sold in but
expect to sell DO sell the best Shoes sold in town.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07
TIE DaUyXARD.

Sermon preached oy Rev. &. ". Blanchard. be-
lore the C;a-e:don Baptist Church OF Manning.
y c.. June 9TH 1903.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07

reap his personal damnation, but
suffer the fruits Of his sins, Incl
dent to his works, in the wide
spread influence it had upon 9TH
ers. Revelation IS clear that
there will be, and are, degrees
in hell. Then the drunkard who
has broken the hearts Of loved
ones and carried them in the
current of his degradation must
be the greater sufferer when he
sees them come bounding him
down with their curses in the
abyss Of woe. Far beyond the
pales of his earthly home will
there be the crowdins witnesses
Of his evil life, playing about
him through endless cycles, to
torment him over tho curse of
his influence which led them to
ruin and to hell.
(e) 1t begins in his life expert
ences. AS if hell was not big
enough and It's duration long
enough to mete out his deserts,
he begins in life to receive the
wages Of his sin. Did you ever
stand by the bedside of 4 dying
drunkar1i and read the psychic
story Of his last earthly expert
ence: We are told that the
sting Of death is sin Then
the sutferinSs Of that terrible
hour must be the arousinS Of
the consciousness OF the dyinSone
to the terrible tragedies Of life
and It's fruitase. 1t must be the
del;rium Of life's panoramic Wis
ion which helps him just then in
stern reality to review the con-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-07


seryance of the laws Of geutility.
But, inflamed by the poison OF
alcohol or narcotics, Self-respect
IS dethroned and the whole ma
ture becomes 2 prey to depraved
passion.
With or without provocation,
it fights with poignant weapons,
wounding everything that stands
within the reach, ana, strange to
say, the nearer the object by nat
ural affinity the greater the pas
sion to bruiSe and ruin. Filial
obligations and regard are lost.
Paternal position and its stupen-
dous requirements are desp!sed
and ignored. Coujugal laws and
restraints are broken with spec
:al delight, and the greater the
injury inflicted, the greater the
cratihcatior of the call to the
bestial in him that has been
aroused by the abnormal enslave,
ment of the passions tO sin, Fes-
tering under the terrible strain
of this denoniacal passion
ID the human heart becomes 4
veritable laboratory of h Ill.
Every demon Of the region OF
darkness finds a place and ma
terial for doing his part in the
drama Of human sins. Moral de-
generacy brings the erstwhlle
truthful lips to lie, honest heart
to steal, humane spirit to delight
in cruelty, and quiet life to rage
with murderous design and act.
The whole course Of nature is set
on IRE to dethrone imperial JUS
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-12
LOSicG. NTE. EST

A man. afterwards found 10 be in
was accused at. Elko of horse
stealing and ap attempt was made to
force "a confession with q rope. He
and when let down. asked if he would
confess, said; No: +: .Wor't. CONFESS:
have done nothing wrong" Up he
swesnt again and; '#tidqwn. with like
result This happened four or five
a;imes and, the poor man was SO near
in that he could hardly speak. but
he was grit to the bone. At the last
attempt to get a confession he gasped
"You fellows go ahead apd do what
you please: I'm: losing my interest
in this business That turned him
loose. 49,: :
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-12
REPORTED. LYNCHING

AT .abOut the time the special
reached Reno yesterday morning: a
report. was circulated by two pass2n'
gers on No. 10 of the S. +. that n
lynching bee was in progress near
Laughtons. Police officers secured
an sato and a"ns wNh t,snv-si;izfas $
FASTENED 10 the sceu3 of the sup
posed ly;nct,hing. - Nothing was dis
cGtdred:: in ;shis .liAt and 'py the tite
the officers had begun taeir search
people we're, arriving from, Verdi and
La1ishtons all searching for the
dangling form, of the victim of the
'avowed avengers of Justice" Many
explanations are vouchased but the
general opipiop is that the, Aassang-
ers on No. 70 merely sprung one
on the Reno officers.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-12
STANTON
HIMSELF N.HOSPiTAL AT: los
ANGELES. ..r. - - ,t+; /,

LOS. ANGELES, Appi;,. ,l2.s.zMajor
William A., ;.Stanton a, .rniaIpga,man
of GSldfield committed Suicide. here
yesterday .at 1.-The California 'Hospit al
where he had been securing treat
ment for heart disease.
Stanton was formerly an army of
ficer and was well known in Goldfieid
where he has. been'.jn the, ApiBinS
game sfi1ce'.<the boom days of the
camp. ~
Stanton gained 7Vite a, reputation
in Nevada. in "a 1natrimohiaI way
some time back 7ffffer Securing a
divorce from one wife ne married a
young girl many yearsi his Junior and
was later. divorced from her. HIS
relatives are prominent in the tinan-
cial circles of Philadelphia. The body
will be shipped to- Salt Lake for in
terment, his first wife and SON re-
siding in that city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-12
ORE POURS FROM NINE ITO - CARS
FAMOUS LUCKY BOY DISTRICT IS SWAMPING
TEAMS WITH ORE THAT GOES 500 A TON
AND Better

operation between Thorne and Lucky
Boy and both are loaded to tne
guards at every trip. More rigs are
being put into operation daily. !
The Lucky Boy tunnel and wines
are employing nearly zoo men. Sat
urday the companies paid off 2Go
miners and there are 50 tradesman
busy in the town site with buildings
and other industries.
Until the other restaurants are .op-
ened men stood in line most of the
day for a chance to pay four bits a
meal for something to eat at the one
restaurant.
The Lucky Boy company has
enough ore blocked out TO keep j,
men busy for two years simply tai
ment. f""
A newspaper will be publish ell
Saturday that will recite the history
OF the camp. probably with illustra-
tions from photographs if they can
be got ready in time D.,
Twenty two companies are begin
ming operations or seeking proper
spot in which TO start a tunnel or
shaft. Mining engineers from all
over the coast are examining Lucky
Boy. Cory Whiskey Flat. Dutchman
Creek and the Qualey district and
all are pleased with the outlook.
The boom bids lair TO equal that
of the early days of 'Go,dfield and
Tonopah, for the ore Is there. and
the district is easily reached and full
of undeveloped ore deposits SO ex-
tensive that they excite wonder when
seen for the first time.
The Lucky Boy vein itself is one
of the most wonderful ever opened
in this state, if not geologically the
most wonderful. The hanging wall
is lime stone. The foot granite Be
TO nine feet wide Of sond gaiena and
"romide of silver, carrying a high
percentage of lead and some gold and
copper. The ledge is more solid and
better at the 400 than it is on top
and drifts each way from the main
shaft show the vein without diminu
tiOn in extent or value. Lucky Boy
and Hawthorne are on the map in
red ink.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-12
V. & T. CASE TONIGHT

RENO. April l2.-The City Couuse!
committee consisting of Messrs. Nc.
Cone, GullinG and Simmons will pre-
sent a report of its recent conference
with President Yerington. regarding
the matter of '. 4 T. Right of way
in the city. Several other matters
of Importance will come up before
this meeting and 1t promises to be
one OF particular interest
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-12
:::C:.,0'lkfVE.Nl' :, IiIloN i: \!
OF suNnAx~sCHooLs witt BE
HELD Al. RENO: HEelNN,Ne TO-
M0RKoW": ...:,.

RENo..,Hriftl T. :.rhes sseYspth an,
nual session :1s the iNevatla'. Sunday
School, Asssciarion convenil.ss lin Re
no. Tuesday: April. IS. and will ex
tend to Abfl 15. The assurance Of
delegates from Other cities and coun-
ties promises to make tnis the most
largely attended of any meeting so
far held
The International Association will
send TWO of its widely known work
ers. Rev. w. c. Merritt oil Tacoma.
and Mrs" Mary Foster BTyner of
Chicago. Mr.. Merritt. is superintend-
ent for the Pacific: Coast district and
his services have :teen ipvaluable to
me work in this State. Mrs. Bryner
is most lnspirin@, and versatile
leader ant viii fully: satisfy the large
audiences She is sure. 10 interest. She
is superintendent of elementary work.
: Among the State spea4iers on the
program are Rev. P. 5. Smytne of
Elko, Rev. F. f: Ball ot Gardneryille,
Prof. 'Gorden II Tr"f Of ,Rsno:Rev,
l.. NJ. MurweH,' .hrs: 3 r. Church.
Mrs. R. w. Nelson and, Mrs. Hesshier
OF Reno. -. y. ..,>~---r, -
rhe day meeting will De'held in the
Methodist church, the eveflng heef;
ings in the Episcopal, church. The
association. extends "a cordial invita-,
ton 10 all WHO are interes ed In Bible
teaching ahtI study to attend
O. f. Erdman of Goldfield is .Presi-
dent OF, the association, but owinng"@to
professional duties elsewhere he. will
! not be ah!le t. attend,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-12
NEVADA
is TO BLAME FOR CONDITION
@'As1REexRDsr FISH IN rKuckEE
RIVER. - *, ~:


:: The Following commhirlta,1on from
tne: chief Of the ':B,urssat{i' of FISHERIES
at Washih gfon was Received in Reno
Yesterday and is of partltNlar inter,
est in connection with the. work OF
invesstisatit 4 len, L being conducteed> by the
Federal and State officials. at this
lime: = a:s=: =
department of Commerce and Labor.
80 $50 :;Bureau of Fisheries.
Washington April ), 1909.
';Nevada Fish and Game Protective
Association, Reno Nevada
"Gentlemen: .'fne receipt is ac-
knowledged of your letter of March
80: giving Interesting data as to the
catch of fish in II ! Trnckee, tiver and
their weight. it is very Unfortunate
that':the stats has not anticipated, the
necessity for adequate fisn protection
previous to and during the spawning
season. The bureau will assist in
every way possible in replenishng
the hsh in this river, but it is NOT now
engaged in the propagation of the ma
tive. ,tro,+t ct The Tt.uckee river: and
VIII. thsisfere. ::be unahis*, to, tsxn,sep tsxnseply
any, young. Ash >ot.ahis species the
D;fesemt: SEASON unless superin, an,snt
Fhompson,' recently ordered. TO sron
spt' with you. finds IL not too late to
collts.i:> stjltae: OF. the eggs. Respect
fi'5,,y::...': =: :: >: !
->-..~- ::GEORGE y. BOWERS.
a.. s.. :-..-: -,, '"'"'' ..C;1TmmisSi iOnpr"
=. -. - Sthti foioii>'
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-12
PERSONAL

Clarence Hannigan is in from the
POGO TEMPO mine.
Miss Shay was a departure for
Keno Saturday, night where she Will
be employed.
Ian Pomeroy is in from the POGO
+ empa mine.
81: Frank Golden has returned to Reno.
sam Merten, an employee of the
Montana Mine at Tonopah was killed
Sat ,rday by leaning too far off the
cage and being ground to death be-
tw cen. the tfmbers and the cage.
Nus George TyrreH is visiting in
Reno;
lyon county will issue bonds to
the amount of $4,000 to build high
school .at Yerington.
Geo w. Keith has returned from a
visit with his daughter in Churchill
county.
@. John Lloyd was called to Reno
Saturday evening to be at the bed
side of his father who is reported to
be worse.
Miss Emma Monk OF Reno is visit
ing Miss 1ower in this city.
Miss Jennie Torreyson spent yes
teaav in this city visiting friends
and, relatives. She returned to Reno
lastnieht.
2J;sek Russel and Frank Ironsides,
cohtct& counterfeitcrs. were taken
TO Reno Saturday night on the first
stage OF, their trip. to McNeils Island,
wnerf they wifi serve their terms.
John .WeoH, of :Minden, is attend
ing to business in this city, He re
ports: baggii;esss i good in the new val
Mrs...Geo.: C, Waite has arrived
from Port and oregon. -. !:
. Mrs. Fred tEowen and son are the
guests of. Mrs. T.. B: Rickey from
Topaz. They wft remain during the
visit of:a1r y! KiGKey t@9. aad daughter ip
this city,. -: ;~:.%'.. I
Mr.. anil: Mrs. j: IT.. Kinkead are the
guests 'oY'A1rs Frank Wildes in this
clty.:.. ., -: -
. George Jackson one. Of the pioneers
of the Fomstock IS dead in Virginia
Citf,,:ai the age of 75,'years
Louis: C., Pillsbury;' who victimizea
a number OF" Renoites recently has
been arrested at Abetdeen. Wash.
He will be returned to. Reno immedi
ately, to fact his. aCcusers.
|. Four coaches of people attepded
the Easter Services at Reno vest ar
day going. on the: knight Templars
special :Nintty people, from this city
took ,adfahtage of the: cheap rate.
Mrs, DUNCAN of Hawthorne is: a
visitor zoe this city =; go -.
| W. J: Hafmif of Nina is. visitor
to this city: - ...,.':
!: The Indians won the ball game yes
tertf,y' by a score Of 3 70 !:
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-12
DIVIDEND
OF FIVE PERCENT DECLARED
TODAY BY RECEIVER F. /.
.M4ADEs.. OF STATE BANK AND
TRysr COMPANY.

Receiver F. l.. 'Wildes OF the State
Bank. and: Trust Company today an
nounced that the second dividend OF
5 per cent. had. been declared and is
now payable at the bank.
The total dividend amounts to ap-
proXimately $50. 900 and the same will
be distribut-d as soon as applica-
lion as mad for the same.
with the payment of this divid end
the cTeditG.. OF the detunct institu
tiOn have had distributed among
them over 100000
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-12
THOUGHT "TEDDY" A MYTH

oAN BERNARDINO. April l2.-Al-
rrtney, 10 years OF age and
for 10 years a rcclise miner. arrived
in this city today from the wilds of
Southern Nevada. He said he had
seen very FEM persons uu'inG his
long isolation. Upon his arrival here
he learned for the first time that
ed surprise and would NOT believe
it until shown newspapers mention
ing King Edward of Great Britain.
Theodore Roosevelt he had never
heard of. he said, When .newspaper-
men asked him if he knew "Teddy"
he thought tAey We're joking WITH
him. -. -
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-12

Things are booming down Haw
thornc way and new men are tiockinS
in at the rate of 30 day.
The Lucky Boy mine continues to-
pour out It's riches so fast that three
shifts OF 90 men each are busy sack
ing the ore and II teams are EN-
ployed in hauling it to the railroad
at Thorne.
Leases have been let along the
huge vein of the Lucky Boy group
and the ore is being taken out at
each end and in the middle. The
west end where the kripn1r lease has
struck the ore is 1900 .eet from the
Ross lease where the identical ore
Is being taken out. Samples from
each lease along this 200 feet OF
vein cannot be detected from each
other once they are mixed up.
On the town site eleven buildings
We're in course of construction Sat
urday. There was one saloon and
one restaurant in operation Sunday
ana TWO more SdlbouS anu lNp iiIoiN
restaurants under construction.
Town lots are being sold at the
rate OF half a dozen a day.Some times
more. The town site company is pip
ing water into town and the trench
ing gang reached the west city limits
Saturday morning. The pipe will be
in operation this week.
AT the Hubbard lease the winze
from the 700 station ~ the tunnel
Is down 4O4 feet Saturday evening,
with the vein three feet wide shin
ing. glitterinG bromide and galena
silver ore that is as easy TO take
out as cream from a layer cake.
Adams and Miller control this vein
and have let leases from one end TO
the other Of 1t. All are working with
feverish energy to get down TO the
solid galcna and 10 lo3d teams.
T. l.. Oddie has two groups OF
claims. one on each end Of the big
strike Is in such a position that the
ledge must 90 through either group.
He is making ready to open 1t mp al
every available point and to get into
the shipping bunch.
Down in Hawthorne seven miles
from the mine. new buildings are
going up and new business being
started. Teams continue to arrive
daily and as fast as they arrive the
tcaminG contractor grabs them 10
haul ore down from the mine and
supplies up from Thorne
The distance from mine to rail
road track IS such that the teams
make round trip from hawthorne
to Railroad and back 10 Hawthorne
every uay and from hawthorne to
mine and back 10 Hawthorne. The
stock is fed at Hawthorne nightly.
Saturday l64 animals hitched 10 ore
wagons were counted between the
railroad track and the mine.
Nearly every branch of business is
needed at Lucky Boy. the new town
site, and several are needed at Haw-
thorne for those now in operation are
fast being swamped by ne demand.
The district below Mt. Cory and
the Whiskey Flat district both are
participating in the Lucky Boy boom
and the Hawthorne HAT is alive with
teams ana vehicles of every descrip
ton.
A Stage and an auto line are ir
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-12
DROWNING
TWO YOlJNc FISH.
ERMEN IN THE DEADLY TRUC-
kEE RIVER.

Fred Griner. and Frank Kelly. two
very near being drowned in the True
kee river just below the new Scott
street bridge Saturday morning. Had
they not been accustomed to being
about water and good swimmers they
would in all probability have lost
theid lives
They announced Friday night that
they had prepared a boat for a jour
ney through the swift current of the
turbulent stream from Reno to the
Derby dam, a distance OF about 23
miles. Saturday morning they would
pull out from the shore at Monkey
Island and start upon their perilous
river voyage.
They were at the starting place
"a fiat bOttOmed skiff Of sufficient
size to accommodate the two adven-
turers and their cargo of provisions
and fishing tackle. There We're sev-
eral friends present to assist in the
start.
Griner sat in the stern grasping
paddle with which he steered the
craft. All went we'll though the speed
was somewhat too rapid for comfort
and safety. until they had passed
under the second bridge. When about
dc hn1n hot In hnn
which was being carried along by the
swiriing waters with swiftness
winch would have unnerved the
average young man began to plunge
from one side to the other, finally
striking broadside against huge
rock hidden below the surface OF the
water
Instantly a crash was heard and
volumes Of wafer began to flood the
boat through large opening in the
bottom. The force of the contact
with the rock tore away fully two
feet OF the boarding of the lower
portion of the boat. Within less time
than it requires to tell. the demOlish-
ed craft with its freight was being
tossed against other rocks, while the
two young men were struggling i'll
the cold stream for their lives.
Eye witnesses declare that for
some minut s it was believed that
two human lives would ultimately be
sacrificed in the treacherOus torrent
A sportsman who happened to b"
near the scene of the accident, Elmer
Ayers. rushed toward the bank TO
render all possible assistance. After
several narrow escapes from being
dashed TO death upon the sharp rocks.
Griner and Kelly finally succeeded in
swimming to the right bank of the
river exhausted and almost frozen.
They were taken to a nearby house
where dry clothes were provided.
What remained Of 1hr boat and lis
supply of provisions and other goods
have not been seen by one one. As
far as reported Friends at the Der
by dam waited for the arrival OF
the two daring spOrtsmen until DARK
that night. expecting their arrival
about . O'Clock in the afternoon.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-12
GOVERNOR APPOINTS

Governor DickersOn has made the
following appointments of a commit
1'e1a. tg.:sele4rt-- observation-disclosures 9:
OF: the State! .:Hen::Erank II. Winter
OF Elko. Hon. F.. G. Riddeil OF Deeth
and Hon. F. Fernald of ElkO.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-12
ARMY. HAS FULL QUOTA

:! For the first time since IN Spanish
American war the Unned States
Arms has IFS full Quota'Of enlisted
men. numbering 1000. /. is given
out that from this time on il will ue
the ann of the army officials to make
UNCLE. Sans army the most mod Arn
and best in the world.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-12

George Turritin. of Reno, is in the
city for tn" day.
Charles Richardson. of the Sund1r
land Company OF Reno. came up this
morning.
Things are booming at the federal
land office. with a lot of entries.
f: +. Roberts returned from a visit
to his parents near Sacramento this
morning.
J. Field, of Reno. is here today on
federal trial jury summons:
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-12

the +. A. degree. All members are
expected and sojourners are invited
TO be present. ~ order OF w. NJ
Il. ID. VANDERLl tH. Secty.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-12

Shipments of oranges from Cali
fornia East has beshn. 1t. is stated
that the crop this year is exception
ally large and of the highest grade OF
excellence. -,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-12
MASONS ATTENTION

A called cOnmunica-
tiOn of Carson Lodge
No. l 4. & A. NJ.
will be held Thurs
day evening at 7:30
n'slnaly n,. urnrl- ~