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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19

Along wit8 tie very S@n4nendab!c
policy of >tori2: the ha-n fui! Of foc-
der tor The >;nci. and The cellar full of
fruit aud vegetables Tor phyS:ca! cheer
Gur!aS he ,uGc winter months. i Is :.
very excellent !dc;, {" provide :, :%"ciy
supply or n.cu;:s! rrrVcad": toT IL;
library table IL ihe shape 2i popular
periodicals aad several who!cSo:s!e
books. Suited :" heir respective tastes
and a:cs. ,hc:c Shouts; be found IN
these So;uc,;.ia: Tor the boys and kris,
ror the suberrr ra-cGt and t"r grand
pa and grandma. II The h"ne IS s;il.
S-accd with ihc!. presence. Il Will
cost 4 few dollars thus iitly 20 provide
for the mental needs. hUc Il" money
pu, IN around The place IN the way OF
winter supplies vii! haTci more whole
so:.c effect o. be more enjoyed
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19

The day Is not here yc,. but |: WI! be
ere long. VIXEN tie oa!y accepted meth
Cd pf l,aa:l!n: the farm i2anurcs WI!
be storin:: them carefully Ga,!cr coy
cred she'd with : cruc:sve cciIcn: t""r.
which viii 40; o@!y Prevent thcir
leachi2: n the r:.::l. bu, Will catch and
hold al the liquid Ingredients. With
fresh manure worth Ly Hc;ua! crop
growing test So. per ton and with
more. than hal: this value i"St u;:Gcc
It. prevalent method % MaaGl!nS. 4
saner .4etho,! Tor conserving this IN
po-taut tv proGuc; Of the farm would
Seem 70 be demanded
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
4 Geac,ors 2aa Charitable Wish.

=. wish al might kaow o; ,ae benefit
received from your Fo!cy'S Kidney
Remedy. SAYS /. " Rccan, Farmer,
Mo. Hi. kidnevS aa;! bladder gave him
80 niuch pain. misery ;cG auaoyance, nc
coa.i: cot work. oor >leen. BE says
Fole:'S Kidney E.mcoy completely
curet. ii:a. ". = Bcown x Co.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19

Graham! bread tikcS lis name from
thc ::.ct that - the yc2r La 4 Coz
N,c;icui doctor ot the name ot Sy.Vc>-
ter Graham started :. crusade IN favor
OF ..laSin, b-rlL tro:a whole wheat -
brown Hour. He gave lectures and
Wrote books on Iac subject, and -
much c.:.pha>!> did L. !ay o.: th. n"w
bread that from thu; ;::D.. on - ihc
present il has been known - ''Sr"!-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19

II the job has ~: been already done
4, vii! he 7 good idea >ooI 10 :"
through The bush fruit patch and cc;
out the I'D canes. This Will tend {"
make the new ca2cS ;E-if;icr a!G h":d-
!cr and VIII simplify the work az coy
evinc The canes 20: The winter Il "He. :
latitude IS such that this work ncci> L"
be done. The brush and liver from
the patch Storid be burned,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
a Freak Of Nature.

Colonel Denn.son had becoc,e the
happy father Of twins. and his un-
bounded pride In this twotold blessed
oess found expression ou every oc-
cas.on
&c stood with friend on the bank
steps one day rs young woman
passed wheeling n baby carriage COO.
tain!nS pretty sir! baby.
Doesn't woman look queer" SAID
the colonel lotaly. with only one
child "-Success Magazine.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19

Tncy cure oacaacac.
I;.vy cu"c every S;c:2e:: Il
K I. >noak l. paH:aad .\rr.. Saa
:..:,. :. e. says: :! si>ed poau N;Gssc!y
Pi....- ;,,.l AN please: . ~ Ia, ;Hry
aepcc; ,:lr ve:.y ts.:ct naei :'a:acd
ne >e..sc.,. wl..c wo!..;:.:::.-;. -!.,.:c va
= -. grinding pa" ;.:o>:=n r.y -
ncy> aac, =, ::a.y- .ec.s;:.,. =. 5,r'u,. ;;:l'.
sore Ia. I: wa> 1i:!ic,.!. !ora1e ;o-s;oo;,
OF II; IT; ~. ..lt;n,y sccret.o:.s wcs.c
much 100 ig,,: ae:.; :. u. -s,sGc ;srG ,,:'l-eti
-.re:,; ,.@roya@c,. :.:gi:: a e&gi:.
9c.aa a~ag naal> N.s:ue:: ;.::- Az.
;:2,y acted *. :, c:.aga,. El.e o:.c'@-
;.,.!c :a.:"l. ..mc@c>, >"2.: ,.,>..t i'gss:,:.'!
ana ;.aye 30: bad ,.:2v ;co@5se ::,oE, u,
..e.acy> >:Gcs G-gcc@.lt;a..::j. i'o.s! :
i,:1...y III highly,
10. ,..2c by a. ,.e,,.crs. I'r,.,c.5' c,s::.e.
Ep-.e:,-N.E. burn CO, E5l.!:.o. N"", ,.ot,s:.
,,,.., :.se:..S ;o":..e ::st,.,. o,.s.c~
H.-,.seH0cs - aar::e Do.ls. .aa
......e.. .,,.b:a :a.rl-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19

Oo. OF The Iew orchard!Sts Il The up
per M:SS:sS!rp;- valley region
who Will this Year market 4 crop OF
apples Is {. l. Miner. in Fremont.
the southwest county OF iowa ! hc
ya!u, OF th.. CROP. which has b.':u gath
cr..L within The past Few days. * placed
~ close IL SIc.crl lie has his yic.d
not by chance but bccauSc hc adoi';c'.
wcStcr;. methods ot orchard c2r. and
precau;!on and last spring >Gudset
lis orchard! WIKI crude petroleum ~
lire pots designed toc the purpose. Last
.Aprn dur!u. II. memorable t-ccZc 4
thousand pi! pets wrrc is";,, 3ia=sa= u
this orchard. and things We're ad.ip II
the orchard While ;4c ,hcr:a":a";eE
registered, - Low n -. 49, degrees Fab
rc.h..; outside This cost = nice Su:G
OF :aoacy. bCt !; WAS worth ti:' ;'cir".
lcu;:l. ,Le returns "a apple S:,:'.S com
pca>atia- for u. "l:;'ar raIay times
ov.- This :.an'S success II ttlc iE!StSnc"
cite! Is ;uSt .:2,:.srr ,A&!s..!v what
caa l.t. a,.cem,p.i>hc,! wl.c-" ,!"t,s-:..!l.a
to-, a..A Intelligence -" ,2'l..:'iH'',' :"
effect he acc"myli>t.:t..,.; O.: $ given
ohjec;
True. It's AZ old fa>A.o:.eG pant. but
for :iGc housewife who !.:is i,t,ie t..-.e
TO ciy. to to-!cu!,u-c ,he sc.a::it:ia i
o2c cc the most satisfactory ! I
thrift grower. tgce h!oe:aeE. y" posts
bothe- (. wL...,, !: @Ec gets Sips g: ;&c
lines; Kinds 5va;.;i;r:.. blossom. ''!:..,,'t
may ',r secured Tie rc,y'..:y,'''e;s's ,,Te
RI. 30. aa;. .,.>..ry u na.,,.s .t&d >a::-
shine
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
Go: tho Whole Story.

What made you so later
II ne: LINK"
We'll. that's no reason why yoo
should be "a hour late getting hone
to supper.
II know. but asked him how be
was feeling and the rcoi insisted on
telling ce"-Horston Post
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19

Long courtship
Macd-Are you engaged 70 Jeck for
sood?
Ethei-!t looks so. doo't thiak ben
eve. be 10 O position to marry ma
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
NeI VOlIISS

q was teEE LI:TGIS
g writes !;:rs. Hiai,;c .Sti:Sc. ;ic
a OF Cag:svi:le, :>y, had
81 palpi,ation Of the hear,
q and was irregular.
e ''On the advice OF Mrs.
Is Hattie Cain ] took , Dot
81 ties OF Ca.GGi and il c!d
e ne more coed tina: any
8 medicine | ever took.
Is 4 am 81 years Old and
9 the change has not lefs
q ne, but | am lots better
s. since taking Caldui"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19

y ;cil aaG spraa::acd ny arm
and vas IN terrible pain. |
co..c: 20, use my aand or ann
without intense suffering until
nci9hDoc told me 70 use
S!oan's L;nimcot. The first
application gave NE instant
relief and l can now use my
arm IS We! IS cvcr.-MRS. II.
3. Seg:ScrR. 9c1 Flora ST.,
Elizabeth. y. J.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19

And she MAS at Your counter :nily
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19

Tncy cure o.cHac!c.
i,avv cyi:c everv rH:cav:: IL
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19

-.
~ :. = Hts,= i.U41iE 81 III ~ Y!
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-23

Tan Tweed Coats, from
the Lowenstein stock,
garments made to sell
for $12,50; your choice
of fifty coats, all sizes
at .......... S7.95
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23
ANNEXATION AND HAIR.

Herbert Spencer, the opening brilliant sudy
oOgy unexpected consequences
which follow political
Of bizarre illustration the
China
hair according the dictates Of the
asptvided by Mother
hair employed in the harmless
for the other varieties padding side which
exposed Morning
the AHkados empire likely produce unparalleled
hair of the best quality in the market
their
all being marketed
dent Many Of the amputated being
sell in Anung 1t has naturally followed prices
fallen considerably.
China however imposes duty hair Perhaps the mdeyed children
the Land of the Morning something
At find
duty sell topkno simply
while the growth remains position,
the other side of the Yau the of hair
cutting epidemic spread the
they distinguishing mark the uptoiate
commodity
win quickly discover wbo getting along
natu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23
THE MooRossoN BILLS.

john NcCrossOn well at the hands of this co+ NJ n
shown that he is possessed of continuity of
degree a creator man who does things one who makes %
blades OF grass where Against longcontnued
opposition and great obstacles by his indom will d
logged perseny he has great irrigation enterprises through
snecessthe two Koha bitches which have
resulted in and will greatly increase the e and
production of those $50
Under these with general approval that the COM
muny heard the announcement that going to attempt
finance the construction Of ditch transport the surplus
waters of the former district which running waste by millions
OF gallons, to the fertile of the latter
So far The Advertiser intelligent opposition has taon
madej nor has objection been presented being rem
V ne government by way of afordng the ditch special
privileges the be made arabic NV M
waters of the ditch in help proposition
The public prepared however sweeping amendment 70 the
land laws of the Territory the government lands
and waters might be placed the specially organized at
under provisions which their face
demonstrating, but which inadequaely guarded.
Neither was the public prepared bill published
M m e on the same day that Mr. Mccrosson Washington
with the aowed purpose of securing its by congress
Taking the surplus general amendment to
the land and water laws of the Territory radically different
things and the public possibilities of the proposed bill
however compared the attempt reported by
cable Mr. MeCrOss associates called wahawa
The Wahiawa gulches or near the Ieieua
military reservation which schofd These waters
nave mpoundd of
hundred being used to ga several
heretofore vaueless lands with this water these 5 ~
FERTILE Without it, they Will revert to their inferior
pasture ~ faa
question: if enacted will take this water AWAY from tb ,
who have developed and usefulness and give
it, without adequate people who have offered
being carrying of this bill into effect
would work present users of the water that
the attempt has aroused feeling indignation at the
wahiawa bin casting deght upon what might be
attempted elsewhere general
Hawai- isn used grab legislation, to be
pity that Mr.. Mcorosson Ku ditch scheme
proposition which big possessed enough
to satisfy the ambition and occupy the whole time
The Advertiser hopes and believes wha
his fellow citizens think about his several gher
them from the consideration congress- return to Honolulu and seek thu
approval of the legislature give
money necessary put measure
through and at the time
DONE he should have no difficulty in securing the approval of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23
GOING OFF AT HA1r.cooK.

One of the prevailing ng Of people going
Of at hacoc passing resolutions
Delegate Kuo handed
practice when memory adopting
ical opposite resolutions not long
little later adopting another resolution ayorg
Day before yesterday the Republican
cooked adopting without public
resolution which
Resolved congress and
respectfully petiOned bills meang
local affairs Hawaii
their legislature
Yesterday, Of
notice.
a similar resolution.
Of the association advocating
kind
might Happily, wiser prevailed
itself advocating pubG before affecting
Washington and protesting the
Meorosson bills which
the conditions the chamber opposing
bills saying justified,
bad policy every point would
time under unknown conditions
this kind
payable demand bearer with
blank payee
presented might
ome
you what you arr firing
kill whale landing will
unnecessary
your
according your conditions existing
70 halfcoked.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23
MOUNTED POLICE To
REPLACE CYCLISTS

Sheriff jarrett was seen last night
with reference to the statements that
the police force, as regards bicycle Off
GERS, is to be reduced. The sheriff said
that as far as he is concerned, he would
very much like to see more mounted
officers on the outside beats. The bicy-
Gle officers were not able to do the same
work as man on horseback and, at
times, horse was invaluable. Should
a riot occur, or an unruly crowd gather,
+; officer on wheel had an awful Job
to make the crowd dispense. A horse
man, on the other hand, is able to make
his mount do Just as much work as him
self, if the spur is used properly.
The plan to cat out the bicycle Off
GERS pleases most people, and as long as
mounted men are put in their place
everyone will be satisfied. 1t is prob
able that the force of mounted men
will be increased from four to a dozen,
and the bicycle men wiped out alto,
gether.
The sheriff wishes it to be made pub
Sheriff Jarrett when told of the re-
vival of the talk about putting Harry
Juen in Chief McDuffie s place in the
detective department, remarked that it
was all news to him and that nothing
of the sort was contemplated,
The antispitting law was also the
subject of few remarks by the sheriff:
''As soon as 1 am advised of the pass
ing of the ordinance and it comes into
effect, l will see to it that the nuisance
is stopped in this city. We will enforce
the law to the letter, and on January
4 the police will begin to work ON the
problem"
Will Arrest Flour Throwers.
lie that no fireworks, -four or talcum
powder will be allowed to be thrown
on the streets on Christmas eve, and
that any offenders viii be arrested at
| once
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23
MRS. OLSEN OF
KAHUKU IS DEAD

The sad news has been received in
this city of the death of Mrs. G. B..
Olsen, Wife of the storekeeper at Ka-
huku plantation, from pneumonia, N
the forty-ninth year of her age.
The deceased was born in Drammen,
Norway, and came to this country in
1885, being married to Mr.. Olsen in
May, 1886.
OF an unusually gentle and sweet
disposition, she won the hearts of all
who knew her; lovable, unselfsh and
thoughtful of the pleasure and com
fort of all around her, she leaves a host
of warm friends, besides a sorely striek-
en- husband and four children, to mourn
her untimely death.
The remains win be brought to Ho'
nolulu by this mornings train and the
funeral procession win leave the o. u.
& L. depot at eight-thirty o'clock for
the erematory at Nuuan1 cemetery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23
WALTER G. SMITH.

The Advertiser unfegned glad the the early
o
the during sojurns Honolulu
strengthened by his the Coast fine fe further tits with
the public
editor of The Advertiser
conceived circulated
dared face him So long his health permitted him
o
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23

The anspitng ordinance
deveves Sheriff Jarrett it,
this uniformed
mild disposition simply splitting sidewalk but it
important ordinary policeman generally
his that is these oe who the offenders in
splitting summary diaoy
oning wonderfully
antpng the advertising any
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23
THE KAu DITCH BILL.

An afternoon paper The Advertiser paper
column pointed folly
Kau Ditch bill The Bysand pointing
had unquestond that would reclaim usefulness
to
Regarding general phraseogy
that it has been drawn for bill
nothing to That matter for upon
and
The Advertiser has this
Advertiser the
hypocrita SOLDERING the
general features the bill presented
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23
HoNo1u1u,s POLICE roRcE.
natural growth

Instead of cutting down the
mounted the police committee
should add to the bicycle
also This
it has 1t ridiculous with growing population
rapdity with which onem
blocks % peace
anything of elementary
the police should The
its limited number
whom examination would eliminate
competent efficiency
administration
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23

shown on the map to be on territorial
land, are on the reservation. Further,
the intake Of the homesteaders' ditch
the Wahiawn Water Company had to
construct as part Of their lease CON
ditions, is on the reservation and the
ditch itself cuts the reservation lines
in places.
Are we, after having spent our
money in good faith, after having
developed a large section of country,
after having constructed large works
and shown our scheme to be good
one, 10 be robbed now of the fruits
of our toili The McCrosson bill pro
vides for furnishing the military post
with a water system. The Wahiawa
Water Company viii do the same, and
we have all our resources there de.
veloped to show that we can carry out
the conditions. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23
Not out Of Debt.

Mr.. Tenney was asked concerning the
status of the Wahiawa Water Company
and the government, it having been re-
ported that the company had not play
ed fair with the government in the
matter of rental and bonus payments.
The conditions of the Wahiawa leases
include a ten per cent. bonus of all
dividends in addition TO the stated an
nual rental. The company's paid in
capital is $270,0G0, the dividends to
date have been, 100000, and the surplus
down in the books is $4,000. The
governm ent gets no share of the sur
plus and the inference was that this
$4,000 was being carefully laid away
instead of appearing as dividends.
"There is no surplus Mr.. Tenney
explains. 'Such a thing may appear
on paper, but, as a matter of fact, the
company is still in debt. A large part
of the paid in capital was in cash
equivalents for water rights. The com
pany proceeded ON money advanced on
open account by Castle & Cooke and
this money has not all been repaid. At
the end of November and Mr.. Ten
ney consulted a balance sheet, the
Wahiawa Water Company owed Castle
& Cooke over twenty thousand dollars.
There is debt outstanding, not sur
plus of profits, -
Mr.. Tenney also denied that Mr..
Wilmington had been retained to look
after this particular matter in Wash
| ington. He also seemed to be under
the impression that John T. McCrosson
was being made, in a measure, cats
paw of by others
''The scheme, l believe, is one hatch
ed up by Il. NJ. Watson and Frank
Thompson, he said, "and they have
taken McCrosson in with them and used
his name on the bill. Z"
Mr.. Tenney was asked if he believed
McCrosson was a man who wanted to
grab or take something that he did
not own.
''WeIl, if congress passes his bill, -
and the decided accent went on the
off" che will have something that
he will own, that will be the water
that now collects back of the Wahiawa
DAM
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23

Looking matter sordd business the Mahni Christmas
promotion the Floral Parade Prob
children gathered
the the capitol Monday morning.
thousands of children
Honolulu Other have their Floral Parade
probably other city America
thing through without individual soliciting funds
such al
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23

There number of welmeaning people who have expressed the opinion
children Honolulu
This been formed
appearance the children the Mahini Tree the
this advice give: Go into
Mo Kewao wie and Kah and
buoed up anticipation the real
grecevg The transformation in these little is the
wardh Malhini receive
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23

would if
chauffeur under indictment for
allowed drag
empty through thereby creating
appears his the court calendar
the indictment is Of
the smashing of the father of family is
nuisance be sopPedf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23
GOING orr AT HA1r .oooK.

Before of the Republican territorial committee passed their
resolution addressed night did they consider it, Did they
with seriously take Hawaiian
intervals then had been
legislature, did they contemplate calling
alteration all private bills be pesened Did the members appreciate the
that legislature handle bills Intended
gTes simply they Washington viii
b
swelling Of the that cold sph like
Cotil eoHiyes Let back the level Of
lne the wisdom the
TO know what o quite we'll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23
Tenro Man FEom orlant.

II is possible that the Tenyo Maru,
which Is at present on her way from
the Orient, may bring word about tho
change In the agency of the r. X, k.
line OF steamers, IA Is thought that
The Tenyo and at least one other boat
10 follow will keep 30 the old schedule
81 the ~ ~, ~. Later OF there will
~ cure 10 be ehangea, and mogs boats
may b. put on che run,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23

appointment city physf
should be remembered that publicly joined the Republican party
when tho leaders dubious OF and at time when
Democracy principle something Al
certainty any Republican patronage This should
Raymond him
advancing that his political conversion made with eye on
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23
Wilder DEFENDS
WAHIAWA MEASURE
Continued from Page one).

Wahiawa Water Company arising OF
originating on any other lands not be-
longing to the United States 1t is prac-
tically superfuous TO point ont to you
that congress, even if it desired could
mot grant to McCrosson or anyone else
water which already belongs to some one
-else. ANY water that does not belong to
the present company and does belong to
the United States, whoever may be now
lusing it, is, of course, subject to be dis
posed of by the United States. So
much for any talk of steal OF grab.
&C. further perusal of the bill viii
show you that it does not propose to
give this water away for nothing. In
return for the privilege of taking and
using this water, it will be obligatory
upon McCrosson to furnish free of
charge all the water needed for post or
encampment purposes and to construct
and maintain a suitable pipe line and
reservoirs therefor.
"The local legislature has no more
to do with the military reservation than
it has with the appointment of our
| judges, and consequently action by that
body would be as useless in the one
case as in the other.
'The statement that NcCrosson kept
the bill up his sleeve and sprung it as
n surprise on the unsuspecting public
is not correct according to my infOrma-
ton, which is that the matter has been
pending before the war department at
Washington for some months; that the
agents of the Waialua company have
been cognizant of that fact that they
specially retained Judge Hatch at
Washington to buck the proposition,
and that Mr.. Wilmington, for them,
made a trip to Washington in cOnnec-
ton with the project. My understand
ing also is that until the war depart
ment had approved of the project the
bill was. not to be introduced in CON
gress, and assume from the fact that
the bill has been introduced that such
approval has been secured, although /
have no definite information on the
matter one way or the other.
81 agree with you that, if the bill
can not stand the test of intelligent
criticism, it should be defeated OF
amended, but that criticism, in my hum.
BILE judgment, should be presented
through our Delegate to the committee
which now has the matter in hand. If
on the other hand the bill is a meri
torious one, what is the objection to it
Yours truly, 4tc
"a. A. WILDER"
The Bill in Full.
The following is the copy of the
bill, in full:
61st Congress +r4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23

Honolulu the of official doing the duty he has
perform has been ordered
by the courts work and because stands fear of the
his After defying public decency hung his
superior scandizng his high making public exhibition of him
apology by
of grace
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23

appear joined The Advertiser IN maknG
friends" John nearmpehd oaela suf
heienuy Bile hs viii hud that an has smiling face
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23
The Bill in Full.

The following is the copy of the
bill, in full:
61st Congress tgtt
Sd Session II. r. 27590. --,4..