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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-08-04
A STEADY DRAIN.
Sick K.daeys Weaken the Whole Body-Mske
yon II. Laoguid ard Depressed.

Sick kidneys weaken the body
through the continual drainage OF life
giving albumen from the blood into the
urine, and the substitution OF poisonous
uric acid that goes broadcast through
the system. sowing the seeds o! disease.
Loss ot aIbumen causes weakness. Ian
guor, depression. Uric poisoning caus-
es rheumatic pain. nervousness. nausea
cricks n the back. gravel and kidney
sloneS The proper treatmen, IS = kid
nev treatment. and The best remedy Is
Doau's Kidney Pills. Here is good proof
in the following testimony:
p. T. David. 50 ta>: E.varS St. Flor
ence, ). G. says: y have used Do.n 5
Kidney pills and rs they have bccn very
beneficial. can recommend them 70
other kidney sufferers. Ny kidneys
were yer. weak and caused my back 10
pain me great deal. | was also 50 sore
and lame that j; was hard for me %
stoop. When | made q sudden move
meu;. sharp shooting tw!ngcS passed
through my lons and suffered intense
". y friend fcally advised me 70 try
Doans hid.ey Pills and procured =
oox ard used them according 20 d;rcc-
rions. The backache and pains soon
disappeared, my kidneys became nor
NAL aud was able 70 sleep better.
Doan ; kidacy Pills are the bes: rem
edy ever used :or II: kidue:s-
For sale By al dealers. Price % cents.
Foster-Milbu-n Co.. Buffalo. New ork.
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the aamc-DoGc S-and
take no other.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-08-04
Druggists Fill be Dry.

Anderson. $. C.-One OF the most i'm.
portart actions taken :: the convention
OF the South Carolina druggists, which
has just closed here. was the passing OF
. resolution offered by DR.. Chas. \. Mil
ford OF !Abberille, = former Anderson
ian, 10 regard 10 the sale o. intoxicants
by the druggists The association plac-
ed itself on record rs opposed TO the
passage OF any law placing the sale o!
whiskey or other intoXicants in ,he
hands o. the druggists.
The resolution offered by DR.. Milford
is - foilow3, anG was adopted with only
four votes against il:
Whereas. il has come 20 the atteD-
tion OF the members OF the South Caro-
lima Pharmaceutical associaticn that
there is some proba bility OF our next
legislature. on account of the counties
going dry. placing intoxicating bever-
ages for sale il the hands OF the drug
Gis;s OF this state.
Therefore, we il convention assem-
bled at Anderson, South Carolina, put
ourselves on record Is opposing any law
that tends 70 put II the hands OF the
druggists the sale OF intoxicating linu-
OTIS, or beverages Of any kind. or the -e-
sponsibili:v Of the sale o! same.
Resolved. further. that we !nStruc,
our legislative committee TO do ali il
It's power TO prevent such legislation.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-08-04

III response to a call from
Washington, Senator E. D. Smith
gave up his rest at Saluda. \.
&C., to hurry to his post to aid in
lighting the tariff which is to re-
ceive its final wind fest this week.
Senator Tillman is in the West
lecturing and his son says he
will not return to Washington
this session. Lecturing is nice
profitable job to have on the side,
when one has a senatorial salary
cinched.
So far as the good Smith and
the rest Of the Democratic bunch
will do in heading off Aldrich's
tariff bill, they all might DE lee
turing. The Republicans are in
the saddle and will ride rough
shod over the senate. But then
it is the duty Of a senator to be
at his post whether he accom-
plishes anything or not, and
Smiths return to Washington
may have the effect Of securing
compromise by which cotton
bagging and ties may be put on
the free list. and thus save the
farmers Of the South millions.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-08-04

The educational campaign op-
ened in Darlington and Spartan
burg last Monday. The attend
ance is reported large and great
interest is manifested. There IS
a general awakening all over the
State, and the present agitation
by men in all vocations Of life
will we believe mark a new edu-
cational era for South Carolina.
The day is coming, when edu-
cational advancement will be so
great that every loca.. school Will
have q department for the high
er branches Of learning, opening
up greater opportunities for
those now unable to go off to col
lege. Each school will have a
manual training, agricultural:
horticultural and industrial de-
partmentS, so that the youth Of
the land will be prepared to take
a high position in the material
affairs of the country.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-08-04
IN The UliIed Si0IeS District Court,
aaiis,!!IiCi Of South C0I0IiDl.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Ii the matte: OF Davis Y Thames.
Bankrupt.
To all Creditors
Notice is l.sreby given that or lie
18th day o: .Iui;, 1909. the said Davis
X Thames WAS duly aGjud!ca;cG bank
rupt: and that the first meeting OF their
creditors vii! be held - my Office IL
the city OF Samicr. 5. G.. Oh the 23;n
day OF August. 1909. at II O'Clock. =.
n. q: which time the said creditors
may attend. prove theirciai:!!>. appoln.
= Trustee. examine the Bankrupt and
transact such other business Is may
properly come before the nlcet!a-.
{. STRAUSS.
Referee.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-08-04
Beware Of 0iutmeaes sos Cata,1h that Contain
Mercury

~ mercury WI! surely destroy the >c.sc Q; >,nc!!
and completely de-aacc The whole system, when
i, through ;h. mucous surfaces such
articles should never D. cscd c1ccp; on p..->c-ip-
lions from reputable phySici.n>. ~ the dI;naS:c
the, wi, co i ,c,, .old 20 ;hc good yo Gun pos
>ihiy derive from thcta. Hal! Ca;ar!h Cure.
by +. ). Cheney X Co. Toledo. o..
contains 40 mercury. ard - taken internally.
acting directly upp:. the blood and mucous ~.
.act.s o. ;he sy>.c:u. Ia buying Halls CatarEh
Curc be sure you sc: the genuine. /: - 'akca
and made n Toledo, ohio, y? T. j.
Ca.aey s Co. Testimonials free.
sod hv Druggists. price Sc. per ac;;.c
Halls Family Pills arc The b>>..
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-08-04

Brother Duncan, of the Bethel
Methodist church in Charleston,
might be forced to the embarras-
sing act of dIsciplining Stew
ard Cogswell for the heresy he
preached last night at the busi-
ness mems meeting, neverthe-
less, what Brother Cogswell said
was sound, sincere and the truth.
But truth is not always a wei
coined factor, and at this time.
when one speaks his heart in
South Carolina he lays himself
liable to fanatical wrath.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-08-04

a close vote, the dispensaryltes
will not lay down withouta a strug-
gle. Therefore we say that the
Attorney Generals opinion may
result in boomerang to the Pro-
hibitionists who want the legiS
lature to adopt a statewide pro-
hibitior bill at the coming ses-
sion.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-08-04
The Crime o. IdIeaess.

Idleness means trouble for any one.
It's the same with . lazy liver. 1t caus
es constipation. headache. jauadice. sal
low complexion, pimples and blotcnes.
loss OF appetite, nausea. but Dr.. Kings
New Life Pills soon ban,sl, liver trou-
5les and build up your health. 23c. at
all druggists.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-08-04
HOME MISSIONS.
AUXILIARY
yo,ex from The annual report.

y OtSS from the siIENI! ESpoEL-
Adult members, G5.06S: young people.
1851: brigade members. l.,3lG: total
SG,343: grand tota! collections. SOL
2246. 81: loca! work, total s22S3. ~. IL. The
board and conference societies to2ether
aided 32 parsonases with appropriations
amounting TO S5,S16.36. Supplies 10
preachers. schools and emergency calls.
So, 025..4. Week OF prayer offerings
amounted 20 $l2292II - Twelve Wesley
Homes are maintained and three Res
cue Homes. there are twenty City Mis-
sion Boards in our work: the thirteen
schools employing sixtr-three teachers
show what we are doing for education.
The board paid for the training OF ,wen-
ty-,wo young women n the past wear:
twelve deaconesseS were consecra:eG
this spring.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-08-04

lawful acts OF individuals tha2 Is
the druggist who lawfully sells
arsenic. which an individual uses
to commit murder. The sale Of
whiskey is no more immoral,
when lawfully done, than is the
sale OF morphine or other narcot-
les or stimulants; it is the abuse.
or excessivenesS in the use Of
LIQUOR that is immoral, the abuse,
and excessiveness in the use of
the medicines prescribed by the
physicians is equally immoral.
We therefore doubt the conten.
ton Of many good men that the
sale Of liquor is immoral because
it is q breeder of crime and We
contend it is no more the breed
er of crime than are thousands OF
articles of commerce, which are
not put under the ban Of disap-
proval. The great stress is laid
upon liquor selling, but the e1-
cessive consumption is passed by
lightly. presumbly, the enact.
mens OF prohibitory laws vii!
build sentiment against the con-
sumption of liquor; this appears
to Us putting the car. before the
horse.
All men who engage in the liq-
uor business are not bad, there
are many good citizens among
them, but like with all other vo-
cations, there are unscrupulous
men who take advantage Of, and
abuse the privilege, but this does
not justify in branding them all
as bad. If forsooth, bad men en-
gage in a business, makes that
business immoral, all vocatlons
and professions, not even the
ministry would escape; such q
rule will not hold, if it did, dis
aster would result.
We believe we state a fact when
we say there are more convicts
in the penitentiaries or fugItlves
from justice, who held trusted
positions in high institutions than
there are former bar.keepers,
who made a support selling al
coholic beverages.
We do not advocate the sale or
the drinking of liquor, this is a
matter for the individual iudg-
ment, we would not care to en-.
gage in the sale Of liquor, not be.
cause we think 1t is immoral, but
there are other vocations we pre-
fer.
This newspaper declines to ae-
vertise for liquor houses, and has
turned down hundreds Of dollars
worth of liquor advertising prop
ositicns, not because we regard
the sale of liquor, or it's proper
use immoral. but We believe IN
teaching temperance, and cannot
consistently advertise that which
we would teach our readers is in
furious to health if abused. and
calculated to give excuse for en-
boldening the evil spirit in man
to assert itself.
But We do not believe that
force is as we'll calculated to ef-
fectively teach temperance, as IS
example and persuasion. The
whole theory, in our judgment is
not that the lawful sale Of alco-
holic beverages is immoral, bat
each individuals conduct is re-
sponsible for the moral obliga-
ton. st is every mans duty to
serve God. II is no mans duty
to compel another man to serve
God. No man can do that: for
God requires heart service; and
that does not como through com.
pulSion. Mans law is force,
Gods law is love.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-08-04

People with chronic bronchitis. asth-
ma and lung trouble, will find great re-
lief and comfort in Foley's Honey and
Tar. and can avoid suffering by COM
mencing 10 take it a. once. ". Z.
Brown X Co.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-08-04
SCh10ss
Clothes
Looks
Veil.
SChlOSS
Clothes
wear
we'll.
Clothing Department.

The prices Clothing the biggest money
p n" event offered people Of this section You
prices then t. goods they esen then compare them
with the regular retail prices that is all that is necessary
vince Comparison the only Of value aim in bust
all such that they will
again. and often
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-08-04
An OPINION WHICH OPERATES AS Law.

An OPINION WHICH OPERATES AS LAW.
Attorney General Lyon is COM
ing in now for much adverse
criticism because Of an opinion
rendered at the request Of Gov
ernor Ansel. with regard to re-
opening the dispensaries after
the election on the 18th. It was
the intention of the general as,
sembly by putting in the act the
word immediately" to permit
the dispensaries to reopen the
day after the election regardless
of whether the county went wet
or dry, the purpose being to give
the counties voting dry t h e
chance to dispose OF the stock by
November Is. But whether the
attorney general is right or
wrong, his opinion in this in
stance, operates with the same
effect as law, because the Cover
nor acting on the opinion, Will
order every dispensary to remain
closed until after the result Of
the election has been declared,
which may be in one month or
several months. The Governor
has the power to close the dis
pensaries whenever he may deem
it proper.
1t would not surprise Us to
learn, the opinion of the Attor-
ney General, Is not only wrong,
but that it has caused consider
able financial loss, especially in
a county where the election can
not be declared because OF being
hung up in the courts: such a
county will probably have to
wait for legislation 70 get relief.
Then too should the next lesls
laturc conclude to enact a prohi'
bition law, it occurs to US it may
be blocked from adopting state
wide prohibition. because OF the
obstacle ;hrown N the way Of
disposing Of the stocks, as was IN
tended in the present law, by the
opinion of the attorney general.
who seems to construe the word
Immediately" 10 mean any time
it suits the opponents Of the dis
penSary TO consent.
That contests will result IRON
the coming election in counties
where the vote happens to be
close is almost certain. II for ex
ample. Aiken should by a small
majority vote to retain the dis
pensary. the Prohlbitlonlsts are
not going to give it up without a
fight in the courts, and should
Florence lose the dispensary by
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-08-04

The white banner Of temper
ance now floats over South Caro-
lima.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-08-04
\ s'SHOE STRING" COUNTY.

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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-08-04

Williams in a speech said, u
will promise you if Lake City
lays down upon me inlthis mat
ter and does noS put up sufficient
funds-not promises but cash
TO build a good court house and
jail after the election is ordered
I will come out in the public
prints and notify the people and
advise them not to vote for the
new county. and | will not vote
for it myself. %
The election has been ordered,
and the people of Johnsonville
has called upon Doctor Williams
to make good, but instead ne has
commenced making excuses,
claiming be has been misunder-
stoon as to what he did promise.
but all the same the Lake City
promoters have not put up the
cash.
We know Doctor Williams and
will vouce for his personal in
tegrity, but he is only one indi-
vidual, true, be has lots of Lake
City property that will be en-
hanced greatly if that place be-
comes a county seat, but he has
no $50, 600 to give away and can
only contribute his proportion,
out one mans proportion IS not
enough to induce Sandy Grove
to take upon herself a double
taxation for public buildings:
and an increased taxation for a
young county government, Re-
member how the people were
fooled into Calhoun. and beware
Of Rutledge.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-08-04
Shoe Department.

The Shoes the ready your choosing
particularly good thing Shoe that be wanting
right Crossett Shoes from the
makers that now. Everything in high low cut
Colt and Vici Gun Metal Calf and other good
leathers conservative styles the extreme nay models
$3.50, $500. $780, S4.OO $3.50 and $500.
expect sell all the Shoes sold in town. but we
expect sell and do sell the best Shoes sold in town
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Imcago, May 15.-There was general
selling OF wheat at the opening, and quo
tatlons showed losses Of 1sd14c to 1zGssc.
compared with. the previous close. The
seIlng was inspired BY the weather.
sect lng operations in the northwest and
oY pearlsh European advices. European
markets were lower and an estimate on
tie world shipments for the week
placed the amount at more than ten mil
non bushels, Of which smount Russia was
credited with nearly 100000 bushels. Tie
market rallied from the opening slump
ca buying by leading commission houses
ana Ior tine a firm tone prevailed. Sen
tlInent became besrish again in the final
souF on renewed selling by pit traders.
July closed at 113di 1875, after ranging
between l1Z5k and I13ss
The corn market was subjected to gen
eIal selling pressure ali day A decline
OF &C TO &c in cash grain also inspired
some selling. The market closed weak
az the bottom &c to &c below yester-
day final figures. July sold between
beise and 6SS4c and closed at the low
point.
Favorable weather induced free selling
OF oats. July ranged between ole and
2le4c and closed at 51Isc-
PROVISIONS were moderately firm early
but eased of. Pork closed firm at a
gain OF Sc 10 10c- Lard and ribs we're
z12c to &c lower AT the close
The leading futures ranged as follows
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16

IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
court in and for Salt Lake county, STATE
OF Ctah. Probate division.
IN ths matter OF the estate and guardian
snip Of Reuben Walker ct ai--NOtiCe OF
guardians sale Of real estate
Notce IS hereby given that in Bursu-
eLfce or an order OF the third district
couft IN and for the county Of Salt Lake.
tte'e OF Jtah, duly given and made on
s.ls it1 day Of May. 1863. in the above
sIiutied estate. J. II. Walker. guardian
W. N, ne persons and estates Of Reuben
Besiker Lucy Walker. Bessie Walker.
R Rt.i,- walker. More Walker and Phillip
t y, siAS.; minors. viii sell on or after
NE 2yth day OF MAY. in the county
~ odIt Lake. state OF Utah, 70 the
.llsiiest and best biCder and upon
tti ~ tsfu ms and conditions hereinafter men
S5iSnsu' az private sale, subject 10 con
llfl1ation by said court the following ne
- lDeu real property belonging 20 the
estate Of said minors;
lens strip of ground on the south
slue or the following described parcel OF
rear estate; Commencing at point l2l
0us north Of the southwest corner OF sec
uvs ~. township 2 south. range ] east
" SAT- Lake meridian, Salt Lake county.
ian, tneuce east 1915 rods to the center
o. state road, thence north along the
Is inter- OF state road 81 rods. thence west
SOL rods thence south p rods. thence
sdsl q rods more or less To the place OF
beginning Said strip # ground Is 1876
Iods frontage on State road and 1876 rods
~ Widtn at the rear end Of said tract and
taAeh from the south side thereof. to-
gether with IA As shares OF water in ths
CIlOn q Jordan Irrigation company.
Terms and conditions OF said sale cash
m United States gold coin upon delivery
OF the deed Of said guardian and after
confirmation OF sale by said above enu-
tied court.
Deed at expense Of purchaser. Bids and
oIfers must be in writing, and they may
be left al the office of E. e. Ashton. at
tOfney for said guardian. or may be de-
livered to said guardian personally or
may be filed with the clerk of said court
at any time after the first publication
OF this notice and before making said
sale J. II. WALKER.
Guardian Of the persons and estate Of
the above named minors, Union, SAT-
Lake county. Utah.
h. C.. ASHTON,
Attorney for Guardian, Dessret Ma
tiOnal Bank bldg
Dated May T. 1909
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16

The Financier will say:
The statement OF the associated banks
of the city of New York for the week end
ing May 10 showed large gain in specie
aid leEals. but the expansion was almost
twice that previously estimated and ag-
gregated $12lSl, 500 which is the largest
Increase reported for a number of Wee Ks.
AS a matter of fact. the gain from the
interior was the heaviest Of the present
wear. Loans showed a small decrease or
50 2eg 800. and as deposits increased only
8. 2s7. 500 q sum much less than the gain
in cash. the result was an expansion OF
SfO114e25 I'm reserve. bringing the surplus.
based on actual conditions, to $40 20,
the highest figure reached since the END
Of last January. The summary OF state
banks and trust companies in Greater
New York not reporting to the New ork
clearing house reveals small loss OF 81
O56 900 in loans, a decrease of little less
than one-half a million in cash and an
increase of 81 .5S5. 500 in net deposits. Gold
exports last week amounted only TO $g9l,-
900 which amount was sent to Paris; but
fl is quite likely that next week VIII see
a much heavier outflow. probably 10 the
Argentine republic. the settlement OF Ar
gentins grain being made through New
York CITY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
NOT RUSHING IN
BLINDLY TO BUY
Trading Element in Wall Street
lust a TrifIe Doubtful as
TO the Situation.
BUSINESS is IMPROVING
srr THAT FACT HAS APPARENT
Ly BEEN DISCOUNTED.
BUSINESS is IMPROVING

, yr-- sIay 1.-THE waiting at1i-
...raF ur lue trading element was
t..'.+ ..rI of fue uncertain state OF rllno
- Ir the conflicting evidences 'L
'o- ..s been going ON In the market
". .1..r during the week. AuthOllueS
..-Ha Ir pointing out the signs OF I'M
a- a.f ED business, but the specula-
-.rsrns doubtful Of how much OF
%. nd ......IF discounted ina the rise
-.s Railroad earnings show favor
wv .g-lrarI-Uus with last year, but IL
- ,..rts5 aIL that last years returns
80 showing progressive steps 10 the
..-r of depression which was not
..s,rsH until several months later than
..s- -THa rscav4lies this year don't over
r.a losses suffered last year
e.rf4r tone was noted Fin the money
.. -af ON. 90 supplies from out OF town
rr5 f1re.gu leaders. w hue New YORK
fa--0vsrs are able TO obtain money IN
f5-sicu markets. The rate or exchange
E. F-mIy maintained and keeps UP eNpec-
faff0u of additional exports OF gold 10
r-s-.s next week The heavy tone Of
fHs market al the closing was at prices
-.r-ra7gaf o. any important extent from
Isst miami The bank statement proved
ss-rrg1- even than the preliminary esti-
wsfzs the actual gain jim cash rising TO
-,l- tff WGGt with substantial effect on
She average cash item. Loans have con-
t-sr,ed bv an methods OF computation.
EVIDENTLY owing to the foreign and out
~ towns which have come into the New
York market this week
Bonds were heavy Total sales (par
gsIuel S1320Q4
United states bonds we're unchanged on
.-H f.rr FnH week