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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-24
Ayers Pills
HOuSecIedninq
CHEER UP

Did anybody ever get any natriment
out OF repining?
Grin and bear it"-but have your
ready the next time,
1t takes a good horse TO win after
being left at the post But the thing
has been done time and again
Hail TO the vanquished!" is nice,
sympathetic yerse-but the victors get
the goodies! All hands join the win
ners,
Wrought upon by anxiety? Wen.
let's go fishin' and think II over, en-.
comprised by the placid whipping
waters!
The late Senator Wolcott of Colo
RADIO once won a 100000 jackpot with
pair OF sevens Play EN- as If you
had EN-,
A week ago today glass OF water
and toothpick-today filet mignOn
and peche Melba-it's a blithe COM
edy, fellow-players.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-24

A man never knows how much h
can do till he tries-now how badl.
he can do it, either
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-24

Grin and bear it"-but have your
ready the next time!
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-24

God tools never made a mechanic
skillful; a college education neve
made a man talented.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-24
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,s,,,IIrT1g BALTIMORE q AAAlPuLIsI
ifIECTRIC RAILWAY.
rgr ELECTRIC LINE

...r,rgY HOUR FROM ANNAPOLIS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-30

When politicians get into The
band wagon they usually take the
reins and do the driving, bat it
usually turns out they drive reck
.essly and wind up in a wreck.
Gov. StubbS of Kansas, made a
speech in Chicago last Sunday in
favor Of state wide prohibition,
and in the usual extravaganza Of
statement he claimed that since
Kansas went dry the people are
better fed, better clothed. have
finer bones. larger families and
bigger bank accounts. all the re.
suit of prohibition. We are not in
a position TO dispute this distin-
g1lshed kanSan. but how prohi.
bition could create larger famil.
les We cannot see, however when
the politician takes to the tenn
perance lecture platform, he can
give the genuine Prohibitionist
cards and spades in figures Of
speech and eStravagant state.
meut.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-30
RESsELr TIE LAT.

X scrutiny G: he press o. !ne
State vii show al epidemic Of
crime, mostly OF the homicide na-
.ture. What is the cause Of all OF
this? Can.it be as was reported
| by the Greenwood grand jury.
the laxity in the enforcement of
the law: Nearly every day we
read Of shooting ScrapeS in the
region above Columbia. and yet
that section is as dry as bone.
In LaurcuS. the county where
Col. FeatherStone lives, on last
Sunday night it is reported that
three persons We're murdered
Such things ought not to happen
in Col. Featherstone'S county, as
he may be asked TO sweep before
his own door when travelling over
the State in the interest of moral
up-lif;. Not only in Laurens but
al! over the country, crime Is not
confined to the fred Dram Of some
drunken wretch but 1t takes in eli
manner Of offences. and it seems
TO be growing rather than dimin-
iiShin@ The officials are not 10
blame for such a condition. they
cannot prevent gentlemen hold
ing high places from stealing.
any more than they can hel . the
germ Of iniquity getting into the
social system. But when these
things do happen it is those who
have knowledge of it to take the
step TO bring the law into play:
not stand back because the guilty
stands we'll in church or society.
and business circles, screen uot
the morally vicious, and then
throw the blame OF on the Off
Icials. The sheriff executes the
warrants filed in his Office, he IS
not 70 go about making business:
the magistrates issue warrants
only when the sworn Information
IS OrOCS3t 10 tnein, tney are 2oI
commissioned to actaS detectives,
therefore it is Up to the citizens
themselves TO have q decent en-
forcement Of the law. The jerk
ing up Of d little friendless mig
ger" for stealing a chicken or
selling little liquor and ignore
the crime Of a white man who
perhaps has done enough 10 send
him to the gallows or the peni-
tentiary, is not enforcing the law
to command even respect; hence
it is that there is so much viola.
tion Of law: until there is more
respect for law manifested by
those higher up, conditions will
continue to grow worse
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-30

oeYs OF tce Ur.couuSrE who o.o
not understand the conditions and
::oced thar way because Of rhei-
promise 20 the gentlemen inter
eSted IN providins a une position
and (; good salary Tor the Chief
Game Warden and his appolntees.
The original oill providing for
the Chief Game Warden sought
TO give him a salary OF $500 q
year. more than the governor
gets, aud be was to appoint the
game wardenS under him, but the
salary was Gu. down for the Chief
TO s., 900, and the wardens to ST.
200. butin their eagerness for the
Juicy plum the trainers Of the bill
Slipped up in providing for the
appointment, and Mr.. Rice will
have TO cool his heels by waiting
until the next legislature meets,
because the appointment made by
the Governor must be approved
bv the senate before theappointee
can be commissioned We under
stand that Mr.. Rice will continue,
and that be has instructed the
county WacdenS that the work
Will go on under the direction Of
the society as heretofore, but
where Mr.. Rice or his under war
denS getany police authority from
We do not see. because the recent
Ac: providing for "A Chief Game
Warden" has Il repeating clause,
ard this Act has been approved
by the Governor. So we say 10
the county Wardens that before
they interfere with any hunter or
fisherman, they had better take q
wise precaution 70 find out what
their rights are, it Is our opinion
that these men are out OF office,
and have no more authority than
any other citizen. Hence we would
advise them not TO sit in boat
with 4 fisherman to watch wheth-
er or not he throws back into the
water the game fish he happens
to catch, especially on the days
the fish are not biting good, for
the fisherman might get restless
and in shifting around may acci-
dentally up set the boat. in that
case he Will act upon the princi-
pal Of self preservation.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-30
News From Brogdoa.
Editor Tsc Maaa!nc Times:

Editor Tsc Manning Tines:
We hope the World will not accuse
Us OF jealousy. bu, some times agsra-
va,ins causes will produce strange e!-
.ectS. Clarendon county IS. we uoder-
stand. reaching out her complacent
arms, &c cary away one OF our pretty
young ladies. While we do not objec:
TO lending helping haud. 10 sister in
distress, we do feel that, dear old Clar-
endon ought 10 be able 20 produce good
looking wives enough for her noble
sons: but. rs she has always been pa
.rio,ic aud shown herself Z worthy COL
league on all occasions. therefore, be
il
Resolved. Tia. IS she stood bv us 10
the dark { Us OF the Revolution. and
again her boys marched and fought
b!ed and died with lis unit! the lag OF
secession trailed II. defeat. TIA, we en-
cuSe her for this intrusion. and offer her
orr cooperation and assistance. If she
desires il in pe,ition;ug the Government
TO bring her :, load of immigrants from
some foreign shore: IL order that the:
local demand may be supplied.
i!!S NIlkSs oS'-s.S'SS.I4is 40 .StS "'1t--
GeriugS mus. needs. pass through
Srocdon: here ne is gathering news for
this ,n.ssive. The farmers all seem to
be in the beS, OF spirits. the marks OF
winter are disappearing from their fac
eS, which seem 20 reflect the glad SUu-
shine OF spring. They are planting
corn. putting down fertilizers, and get
ting ready for another crop.
They have nice Bap:iS, church tGra-
ham 10 this community. where Divine
services are held every Sunday morn
ing. The church has :: growing s. Y.
2. t.. and Sunday school. The s \.
p. l.. held its semi-annual election o:
officers on Sunday 20th inst, re>u't!ng
as follows: President, Miss Les>ie Jones:
Miss Pauline BruuSon:
Secretary. Mr Eobt. Jones: and Treas
urer. Mr.. .Nilen Davis.
Mr.. ". 7. Brosdon IS having his
beau,itu! dwelling !; brosdon repaic;-
ed ia :. nice cream color
There IS very little sickness il the
community AZ present, and Spr.ng Is
besiuuins 20 show itself in leaf and
flower: and this poc:' wanderer IS con-
strained 10 exc!aIra What I beautiful!
World. PNECMA.
Brosdoa, 5. G. March 26;h. 1910.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-30
Stockholders Meeting.

Maanlnc. $ c.. March ;. 1910.
To Tie Stockholders OF the Manning
Warehouse Company.
Please iaHc notice. That I meeting
o, me Stockholders Of the Manning
Warehouse Company has been called
for Wednesday. the 2o;h day OF April,
1910. 4; The corr. house in Manning, S
c VI This meeting i motion vii! be
;aa,:r for the sale OF al! OF the assets o!
the Company.
Notice is also given that !, the same
meeting motion vii! be made for the
stockholders 10 authorize the proper Of
.iccr, 10 mortgage al OF the assets OF the
said corporation for the purpose OF Sc
curing moaey with which 20 pay OF the
Indebtedness of the corporation.
Please be present Z; this meeting. If
possible. +. /. WOLFE,
Secretary.
CHARLTON DCRANT.
President.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-30

Sec. ). 1t shall be unlawful to fish
in any private pond or stream with
ont the permission OF the owner, or
from the banks Of a naviSab!e stream
! without the permission OF the owner
Of the land: Provided. That such
permit mus. be in writing should the
owner not be within one mile OF the
place where person or persons may
be caught in the act OF so fishing.
Sec. 6. No navigable stream OF this
State shall be obstructed by daiE or
otherwise unless there be provided 1
.ishwav in same. For violation OF
this section the person or corporation
so violating slia!i be fined not less than
Twenty-Five (S23.00} dollars for each
day that such obstruction shall exist
without said !!shway III same after
l:avin. been notified in writing by
any person or Game Warden tHat
such obstruction exists.
Sec. :. ANY non. migratory fish, e1-
ceut game. fish, may De caught At ANY
time or in any manner not prohibited
by this Act Migratory fish may be
caught IL accorc:: ace with such laws
rs now exist or may hereafter be eli
acted.
Sec. 6. For the violation OF any p-o
visions Of this Act, not otherwise pro
vid.d .or. the person or persons 80 Of
Tending shall. Ipon conv!ction. be
iinrd no. less than ten dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars. or be
imprisoned for not less than ten davs
nor more than thirty days. and Tor
the violation OF any provision OF Sec
ton &, the person so offending shall.
upon conviction. be fined not less
than one dollar nor more than one
hundred dollars or be imprisoned for
not less than one day. or NOR" than
thirty days. the term o! Imprisonment
10 be in proportion OF one day Tor
each dollar o! the fine imposed. out
in no ease to exceed thirty days. and
the tiue 20 be not less than one dol
lar. nor more than five dollars. FOR
each fish taken. but in no case 70 rH-
ceed ON. hundred dollars
Sec :? Such parts OF Sections 81,
52j. :J,:3;aa and :,3J. Of Volume II. OF the
Code. and s:Ich other Acts or par.s OF
Acts as conflict with any OF the pro-
visions Of this Act, are hereby repeal
ed.
Sec. Ie. Any fish caught contrary
TO the provisions OF this Act shall bs
sold 70 che highest bidder Az! the
money transmitted 20 the State
Treasurer tc 'he credit Of the Game
Protection Fuad. and any fines col
lected under the provisions OF this
.ac; shall be paid 10 the State Treas
urer 10 the Game Protection Fnnd.
and shall be paid out by the State
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-30

Associate Justice David j.
Brewer Of the United States Su-
preme Court, died suddenly in
Washington Monday night. He
was appointed to the supreme
bench in 1890 by President Rar-
rison. He was born in Asia Minor,
his parents were missionaries n
Turkey at the time Of his birth.
The natural question is, who will
President Taft appoint to I'LL the
vacancy: The shoes Of this dis
tinguiShed juriSt would look good
to lawyers al over the country.
not excepting some in South Car
olina.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-30
OF. Sale

For spot cash. the residence now
occupied by Mr.. X. Connor Wells.
situated in the city OF Manning lot
50 feet frontage by 215 feet depth,
containing dwelling house. barn,
stables and o:I:er buildings. and one
lot adjoining the above described lot,
80 feet frontage by 2l3 feet depth.
without any buildings. Apply 70
The Z. y. Wilson Insurance Agency,
imagining. S c.. or communicate
direct to Isaac II. Loryea. P. Q. Box
-. Sumter. :. G..
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-30

An Act for Protection OF Game Fish
in the State Of South Carolina, and
for the Repeal OF Certain Laws Re
lating Thereto.
| Section /. Be it enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly Of the State OF South
Carolina. That for the purpose OF
classification the following fish shall
be known as game fish, viz: jacktSh
or pickerel. pike. black bass or pond
trout. striped bass or rock tsh, war
mouth. red belly. robin. Dream cop
uer-face or ballfaced Dream. banded
Dream. yellow belly perch. sun perch.
red fin trout or yellow perch, rainbow
trout. speckleG trout. flyer. crapp:e.
rock bass. google eyeand white perch.
Sec. >. That hereafter no person or
persons shall cast, draw. !aSten or
otherwise make use OF any seine or
drift, net. fvke net Of any other de
scription, or use any other applIauc-
es for the catching OF game fish. eX-
cept hook and line and ordinary bait.
or bv spoon. or by artificial fly. or by
phautoln iainnow, or by artificial
bait. For violation Of this section the
party so violating shall be !iued twen.
" dollars (S20 COY or imprisoned ,hir-
~ (:;0) DAYS for ea..h ofIenSe: Provld-
ed. That this section shall not apply
to such persons aS are catching game
fish with Il ne; or other appliance Tor
the purpose OF stocking 4 pond or
other stream not for comnercit! pur.
poses: Provided. also, That any or
ali persons engaged II: catching game
fist, for the purpose OF stocking 4
nou5 or stream must notify the near
est Game Warden or Tri;, .Ius: ice Of
his or their purpose 10 so catch the
fish: Provided, further. That the
sei!iu. or exposing for sale OF any
ra,a- fish between the first day OF
March and the first day OF November.
Of each wear. shall be p:ima facIe evil
Gence that such fish was not caught
in the manner permitted by this Act.
Sec. >. Shout, any game fish be
taken by net or other appliance while
isli;n. fos other fish than game fish.
they shall be Immediately returned
TO the water from whence they came.
Sec. 4. Ii shall be unlawful to pois-
on the streams OF waters OF the State
in any manner whatsoever for the
purpose OF taking fish. The muddy
ING OF stream, or ponds. or the intro
dact;on OF any substance witch re-
! suits in making the fish sick. so that
they might be caught, is hereby de
clared TO be poisoning in the SENSE OF
this Act. For violation OF this section
the person 80 violating shall be fined
five hundred dollars t*300oOl or inn
+! prisoned six (G) months.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-30
phone loo.
The Fish Law.

An Act for Protection Of Game Fish
in the State Of South Carolina, and
for she Repeal OF Certain Laws Re
Io,irr Thereto.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-30
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Nervousness, DeSpoodency. Headache.
But such troubles i!v before DR.. King
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-30

CHARLTON DCRANT.
President;
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-30

Graft is non partisan of course,
but it IS very popular among the
Republicans, says the News and
Courier. Were the South Caro-
lima grafters Republicans?
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-30
Money to Lend.

Al amount OF money has been placed
ia mv bands TO lend Oh feal Estate.
Apply 20
JOSEPH T. REAME.,
Manning :. c.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-30

Itch cured IN 80 minutes by Wool
ford : Sanitary Lotion. Nver fails. Sold
by W. +. Brown x Co., Druggist.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-10-19
INNUMERABLE BILLS
CONFUSE THE VOTER
Numerous Division Measures
Would Change State Map
Beyond Recognition.

Business men of Oregon will do
well to take note of the innumerable
county division bills for the considera-
tion of the people next fall. Already
SO many division measures have been
filed with the secretary of state that
II half of them are adopted the map
of Oregon will be so changed that it
will not be recognized even by ma.
tive son." declares the Pendleton Easv
Oregonian in it's issue of July 25.
Furthermore the indiscriminate
creation of new counties cannot fall
to increase taxation. This state can.
not create ten new counties and pro-
vide for ten additional sets of county
officers and hope to get along with
present levies. The divisionists make
assertions to the contrary. But that
is campaign talk. That same argu.
ment was advanced in favor of the
creation of Hood River county. Yet
q. A. Schiller, Pendleton tailor who
owns property in Hood River, found
his taxes increased 61.4 per cent the
first year of the new county's exist
ence. 1t is the history iof every new
county that division brings ON increas
ed taxation. This is only natural.
Another feature OF these division
fights is the fact that division meas
ures are sprung when the people re.
siding in the proposed new counties
do not want division at all. Take for
Instance the Orchard county scheme.
Manifestly the people residing in the
greater portion of that proposed coun-
ty do not want division. Two of the
four towns included in Orchard coun.
ty are hotly opposed to the division.
They are Weston and Athena. They
nave good reason for being opposed.
Division will mean increased taxation
and that business now held by Athena
and Weston will be diverted to Walla
Walla. Milton people imagine they
will get that business. But they
won't. Milton is practically suburb
of Walla Walla and such it will al
ways remain. If Orchard county car
ries, that business wiz be lost to this
state.
THE Orchard county measure was
drafted in secret by little clique O
Milton business men. 1t is purely |
selfish measure. Representative mel
living right in Milton and in Free
water are opposed to the proposition
In communications to this paper the,
have so declared themselves. Ever
the newspapers of Milton and Freewa
ter have failed to take up with tn,
proposition. Neither the Freewate
Times or the Milton Eagle advocate
the division measure editorially an,
this fact has caused much comment
The Weston Leader and the Athen
Press have declared themselves a
utterly opposed to division.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-10-19
STATE PRESS AGAINST 1T.

"The Nesmith county boosters,
travelling in an automobile. were
here this morning. The atmosphere
being exceedingly chilly they soon
moved on. Our people don't believe in
county butchery to further the per
sonal ends of few schemers." Rose
burg Review.
"If all the voters Of Oregon VINO are
opposed to the proposed Wholesale
formation OF new counties vote mo"
at the November election, they will all
be defeated, but II those opposed
merely pass the county propositions
UP without voting on them at all, they
will carry by the "Yes" votes cast for
them. This is fact that 1t would
be well to remember on election day
Eugene Register.
There are seven new counties pro
posed, and may be more for US to
vote on next November. Don't you
think our taxes heavy enough at pres
ent without taking on this unneces
sary additional expense? Look into
this matter before voting time .---Echc
Echoes.
(Paid AdyertiSlng) ~
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-10-19
DEFEAT COUNTY DIVISION.
(Albany Herald)

There are no less than eight appli-
cations for the creation of new coun-
ties to be voted upon by the people OF
Oregon at this falls election. Though
there may be one or more of these
new county schemes possessing some
degree of merit and are prompted by
good faith, it would appear that in
the main tley are not entitled to the
favorable consideration of the people
at large, and as matter of expedi-
tion and good public policy all of
them should be defeated.
I'm the first place the Herald be-
lieves that the creation of a new
county Is matter devolving upon the
legislature and should not be submit
ted to a vote of the people at large,
who cannot possibly have any intelli-
gent idea of the demand for such pro-
posed new counties and are, therefore,
In no sense competent to vote upon
the measures.s What does the average
voter of the northeastern part of the
state know about the practicability or
wisdom of the clamor of the south
western portion of the state for the
creation Of new county? Certainly,
in the majority of cases, he would not
be able to cast an intelligent vote on
the proposition.
'The submission to vote of the
people of the whole state of these var
ious county division schemes, there
fore, would seem highly impracticable,
If not unwise. Moreover, the success
OF these various division schemes
would establish a bad precedent,
which might tend to retard the healthy
growth and reasonable prosperity of
many counties of the state.
There are doubtless counties in
Oregon which should be divided into
two separate county divisions, but
these, the Herald believes, should be
taken care of by the legislature and
not voted upon by the people of the
| state at large, who cannot possibly
Judge of the merits or wisdom of the
proposed division of remote section
of the state, and in which the voters
at large can have no reasonable inter.
est.
| Many of the county schemes ND for
consideration this fall are without
question ill-advised and prompted by
impure motives, and the Herald sug
gests negative vote ON all county
measures as the most practical rem
edy for the present county division ep
idemic.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-10-19
COUNTY DIVISION

Under the present laws in the opin-
ion of eminent lawyers, counties can
only be divided or boundaries changed
by the vote of the people.
All laws should be obeyed. Some
laws should be appealed or amended.
The law creating new counties is un-
fair as voters are asked to create new
counties where they cannot know
the local conditions and might form a
new county where four-fifths of the
residents of the old county are op-
posed to it.
What do the voters of Clasop know
of the needs of Grant, Malheur
Crook. Umatilla, Douglas, Lane, Wash
ington, Clackamas and Multnomah
They could vote just as intelligently
for the county officers in these coun-
ties as for their division or the chang
ing of the boundaries.
There is strong opposition to di
tislon III dii tue CouhIies meHLioneu
and it would seem to be but justice
that these localities should settle their
own local differences.
You will have the privilege Of vot
ing for bill to leave the function oi
new counties and municipalities to the
districts interestd. AS between man
and man, would not this plan be the
more equitable?
The average voter will certainly
take this view of 1t. In all fairness
now, will not your conscience and
sense of right tell you to vote against
all division and vote "Yes X 352,'
which will relieve you Of the task OF
voting for measures with which you
can not be familiar.