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FOR CONGRESS ' I na fl candidate tor Congross from th* Third Congressional DJ o tr Jct, sub ject tb the miss of the Democratic Primar jr. ? i A. II. DAONALL. J', 1 am a candidate for congress from the Third Congressional district, sub ject to the rules of tho-Democratic . Primary. ? .. "~ T JN07 A. HORTON. ? I announce myself a candidate for .congress ff om. tb.e.Tjbird District. I "(Will nbido.'tho ruler,.regulations and ?results of tho D?mocratieiPrimory1//. HENRY C. TILLMAN. FBKD DOMINICK IS A CANDI. DATE FOR CONGRESS SUBJECT TO THE BUXES OF THE DEMOCRATIC PABTY* FOR SOLICITOR t am a candidate for Solicitor of the Tenth Circuit, subject to tho mles of the democratic party, LEON L. RICE. . I hereby announce myself a candi da^ tor the office ot solicitor of tho Tenta Judicial circuit, subject to tho rules and .regulations of tho Demo cratic primary.- _. . .. fCUBTZ R 8MITH. ? /rn-.??-...fri"' rV I hereby, annotiuce myself a can? dldftt? Mst solicitor of tho tenu? Ju ' dl?lsv 'chrbblt, subject to tho action ?cf Wi' Detiiocratlo ?>krty ? In the en saag'-pttt?ry elecilob. ' ' ./ J. R. EARLE. ' FOR S?Pi?RVISOR I horeby announce myself as a candidate for tho office of Supervisor of Anderson county, subject to th? ru!?* of tba democr?tio party. W. REEVES CH AMBLES. : I hareby : announce myself a* a . candidate for re-election sui Suporvl .?or of Anderson County, subject to tho rol?*;-at. the pcmooratlo Primary i?lectlom . J. MACK KINO. SUPERINTENDENT OF EDU. '?r .: CATION : l horbby announce myself a candS= ' ??fite :t*tT thO ' aBlce O? H?norlntnnAani of Education for . Anderson county, ?nbjcct to Ute rules ot the Democrat-! lu primary. Platform: Efficiency Ia tho school room, betted ?choolo lu tho rural >m'd i?i?l district^; mo?& ft&f?i* bon county girls as teachers and ; no partiality whatever- In selecting teach >arr... SfflS^, ri .'? ?- T- WILLIAMS. X lairoby announce myself a candi date for. ^-election to tho office ! of . Superintendant- Of; Education, subject to the rutee of tho' Democratic party. ? - ? >. Jv\B,'-PELTON. J ?ni a candidato far Superintendent of Education for Anderdon county, ?abject to. tho rujca of tho Democratic ,5p?rt5t<. . ? ?' A. W. MEREDITH, ; ^CO?i^'^TRJ^UREK . I hereby announce myself a candi zjipftijfer County Treasurer, eubjoct to tho rule? of the d?mocratie party. :' J. H. CRAIG: ^afepBfeby nnnounce myself o candi date for- County Treasurer,:, subject ito tho rules ot Clo democratic party. J. IV C0 GRIFFIN. I hereby nnuounco laysidf a candle dato for County Treasurer, subject la tho rubss oe tlib dafaoiratlo party, y a x. WBIOJiT^ ----. ? ^il^MTObr- Miaou rico myself a candi -date for rc-?lec?lo? to tho office of >.|Br?W|*r toft Anderson couria, nub to Mi? .ralea, ot tba aV.moatatlo ??rimar?. = . \0&% V:'.; Ck H; C. BOLEMAN. ? ! ' X hereby* announce uiyaolf a tan didatc-for County Treasurer , subject to th* niles of tho Domoeratlc party. '..SHER?f'-? . ; S " b?re!,y annonce; otfTBon corary,fqr?as?(ir?>'^e rai?a'-?? thd democratic party. \ T. -'j: it?Spr?N.' ? ??wft-y &n^ounca myself a can* :JcJ-hereby; ? :?oy?>n SU6AB" CARDS' fa .tNGLANO. Inucd to 25,000. M?mb?ra of ? Co? operative 80$>*ty. ., Sugar cards have been Issued to the 25.000 members of the H h effie td and Bccleshall Co-ojiefatlve society. Be fore auger can bo bought at any of thu stores the card, which bears tho mem ber's name and number, must be pre sented., Wli<Mt ibo quantity, bought weakly ls half tho normal quantity in peace times' a rocoftl itt nmcTe? on the card. Nonmember? ?re not SniipUed. : The ayatem has beenjadoptad-by oth er^ 800101108" nnir'l^ proy'?ng most'suc cessful in .diuabaidmgVsuppiles)) Speaking of tho likelihood of tho card system being extended to olhcr articles, T.' Walt??,) IhcJgeneral man ager, said that bis' board reit that ?lt : r-yld be ri^eessnry before very long 1. ; supplies dimlnlKhed aa they weVe . doing week by week. Cards for all food might noon be' lh use. . GETS LINCOLN'S BIBLE Preaaniad tj? Negro Calles? by 8on et . ..t'"1. *fi? emancipator. Pr?sJ?lc*t ?V A. Mi-Kssrle ef Fisk university,,, ?ha negro Institution'-at Nashville^ ?Cen?.,' announced the gift by nobert T. lincoln of a Bible which waa presented',, to former President Abraham Tdneoln by negroes ba Baltl* more in 1804; ' In presenting the book M~. Lincoln said: . \. ?''.;' "It has seemed to me better that this notable testimonial should be preserved In some institution w'hero its resting placo ,.Y.-;)1 bo permanent, and I can think o? no moro Utting selection than the Institution, .fouhded by General Cllntorj. Bowen F?ak immediately upon the effusion of 'a' distinguished mili tary service in tho war which resulted ln th? abolition of human slavery in our country." 1 Tread softly. The ground is sown thickly with politicians cars.-New York Evening Telegram. '/ EXC?T sion Fares Blue Ridge and So?th?rh - From Anderson, S. C. St. Louts, Mo. $25.65 Account DomoctntlQ ' national i Con vention:' Tickets on salo'June 9; 10,' l?i With fluah limit; June 26th, Ipi*. Detroit. Mi4 $27.75 Account Amovlcan 7-Icdlcal Aur.ooia ?i'jn."." i 'rickets cn raie Jiiue 8,- 9, 10, with, ?finalr ltmU. June 21, ,1016. , Rock Hat S.?. $4.43 ' , ^^count.Wlcthyojt, Cqllogjo, Summer. School.' " Tickets on' Bato juno 12, 13. IK ?8. 20,. 30...w?th final, limit,.Xu?y 31..31.16. , . j' . . ft^'?asJivil^ "v Account. Peabody Coiloge Bummer School. Tickets, on sale June ia, 14, 16,: i?. ,10, 24. July ,20, 32, 24. Ural limit 15 day* Wntj.d^to of sato. CharlotftesviKe,' Va. $12.20 '. Aorount University, ot Virginia Summer School/ Tickets eh ' ralo June 15 to 20 with final limit 16 days, from date of-sale. -Ti cito t can ha extended until Septem.:ur 30 by paying a fsa o? S?iCS . . jpg Buffalo, N. Y. $30.05 . Account Auel mt Arabic Order, Nob les of Mystic Shrine. Tickets on Bale July 8, 9. io. with final limit ' July 2H, 1916. |?v Baltimore. M4. $17.95 V . Anrauht; B;'P. ?rt H- Tickets on sale July 5*, ' 6, 7, with" final 11ml: jdly''l9v.l9I&:'^:'i'?V';v;-^-.. ' . <. -.'. '. ti?,.:;?. - ? '^.v?r For detailed information apply to hwal ticket : agent or communicate With J. It. Anderson, Supt., Ander nn,.K? C.,. ?.-t?<> ,j I hereby nr.nounco'myself a candi datefor th? Hobab of R?preH?tttallvos for Anderson' county, .ouble?k ta Us? fulos'of tho democratic parly. ?S w.-w. SCOTT? ,1 hareby annorinco mycclf a candi dato foi- thc House bf Repr?senlo* jives for Anderson county, subject U tho rulca of ibo Democratic party. ' V' .*o. p.' uiCKBy, - ; .Y^^iUVf^diihiioV '?" I hereby annoynco myself a can J! date for tba House,' bf .Representatives far Anderson county,, subject; to th? rhies of thc l?omocrat?a party. ? ? : w, Ti 'm&?Pmx , ? y>;..;. " --;' .<:v;";".'v,'; ,? ;" , "i'.'. U FOR CORONER ! Wt- hareby"aano?ncaTOyibif a- 'o^n?t d a to' ?WT; ?tax^ftw&al Coron e r for . An the democratic party. It has-bsan'-i as pleasnrrt to servo y?u in, thla capac .fc (Cur years. 1W?-12. I feel thaA-.t^W ^1)1?. and 1 -,^d the ofnee. 0-bsreby 'aa?io^myself^ol ?cte tot^iwelecttoa ta tba, .efaaa^'a Coroner for A?d?rsoa ctraiaty? subjee ?r^^lMtat-vtaa ; tfel?ialjraUls pri mary; : . ?K:>\<: , ' S- Cr. HARDIN'. ' WEEKS, Bi 1 1 (By AssoclaAcJ, .?*rer,a.) Chicago. .1 uiio "..U*.-Too narnu -'ol Senator Robert MfJ l>a Follctto of Wisconsin, wa? presented to the Re publican Natloa?l convention today by Mi B. Olbrichs of ii?adI?on.,.Wis consin. Ho ?poko as followstf . "For the third successive timo Wjs ennuin presents to.tho republicans of the natron Opportunity/^r, party sal vation . . Twice bet?re : rhrrough the rejection of . her message disaster carno. Today sho points once moro the way to victory and honor. She presente- ug?:n tho candidate whose Speech and action best interpret -and express tho hour's spirit end Rs needs. . -A "War ls tho world's obvious reality tc day. Across tho eastern ocean the genius of militarism In tho ghastly h J mor of the mad keoper of a mad house' lias locked the nations of Eu rope band in band and set them dancl?? ,fh?, ?insquo of the Red Death fblind,iu? fyneral pyre of civiliza tion. The nation's daily thought ls colored by reflection from tho flory glow .that inflamos tho eastern hori zon. "To somo, old valueB, viewed ,In that, perspective of hlood and flame havo lost proportion. Ro-oxaralnlng tho title deeds or tho national inheri tance In its crimson glare, they lind in orte hundred and forty yoars" 8 Ol national existence ono long record-of hazardous folly. Stridently they as sert that the red alchemy of ? war alone can transmute the common dress*.of our humanity and mint it in to"tho-bright-and shinging gold /ol h o roi a m ; that only by tho route of the bludgeoni can < America attain ?or preservo the attributes .ot a national soul. Boldly'and boldly they sanctify slaughter tor the sake bf commerce sud ibtd us kill to keep tho trade routes open. And In their minds ijn - 1,1. ~ j -4 Pays Week$:-it Speech ' ' PH ?' vBB&?? .88. i ? i j j" '?-'?Hp- 'IPS Bl - ?-JM?B? ' EH ' '"'''''.'^B?^^^T I [ \ ^ wBMBB?Kt&B?i (MB HB&HH//BSSS Smt&fi ?outf W;'" Wejis; of. -Masai chU^li,-ioV'prssidet:t o? tTw ,l?ni?c ital! /io?ay,:.':8ei^ ONV?NTI0N iipokcn thought ^pronounces dcmocru cy'.s divine osporiinont a failure and def pothm'a civilization's last ro s?n roo. . "Masking au attempted pervert' of national destiny l>y assuming thc outward attributes of u moral cru sade, others make more insidious ap peal to tho patriotic national heart. Tiley upbrald/;iis ; unready, taunt us with potential' troinion to a trus teeship of pr?c?lesy consecration. With sjinorhVft????.' superlative dlsro-, gard of fact,.they.pichir? a naked America with a,' Kceptto of Straw confronting . a jwprld in ar nB. In terest lends a?wlll'ug color to belief, and tho lavish billion ulready pour-j cd out for national defence becomes ^ but a drop in tho ocean of their do-j niand. No nation, they assert, may will ita own llfo or destiny . The in-. tervoning seas no longer marks - a; barrier, but afford a miro'and. fleet facility of access. Slavos to a rea son lng that bastardizes . logic .and gives the Ho tq tho experience of ' the centuries, they assert that prepara tion to kill is'killing's sure and sole preventative; thai 'potentially tho on ly fixed and.final arbiter of interna tional conduct is, over aggregate as sassination-merely- murder./, multi plied. No avenue of nsjsaUtf, upori tho public judgment,'ibut Speeds its hur ried courier ,bf panic. Though - ,tho frenzy' blobd-rast^aud greed, astride tho whirlwind oz; unreason, . shrill .tha?? self lah .^rhit?t???jgo. in the . nation's ear, American'..Common uense, like, a very pyramid in''tho swirling sand storm, is still uhkhaUcn. ' 'Tho Issue- is ?nde'd 'Americanism -and our candidate the embodiment of American'. ?m~ that, dtstlnbtyve Americanlsf that'? solved tho p^ob-: lem of armamenta century -ago.. There to thoi/io^h' Wlt?f? . Hes a thousand mM?s r^jrontlQr without a fort ; a ,linw of ; nai^rral boundary'tbat cleaves a continent, and yet with all tho vexing, ynrteVjkproblems of di vid ?RBA?KS g PUT UP cd 'sovereignty, nevorrtbe shock of conflict;', n?ver a hand to sword hilt; and far toward thc Southern Cross where <th? sure-footed 'statesmanship of Chile and tho Argentines has borne aloft tile figure of thc eterna1 and in offabje Christ, and placed lt in ever lasting ?ffigy amid Che summits of tho Andes In token' of perpetual pcaco; theso aro tho concreted Ideals distinctly American, which Ute wes tern hemisphere offers as its contri bution to allay tho agony that grl^s the parent continent. These two-sin gle and significant acts portend moro for the welfare of the world than ell the din of f atties, lost or won. Arm ed with this decisive demonstration of the possibility of peace without ar mf.nu.ni- having' brought oo?uiion \? the 'blood-Tustod" riddle' of the ages', America spurns the counsel that bids her, fling away achievement and seeks jjke some vain'glorious Hercu-1 les to r?';ar a fondling from the spawn of that somo monster wbOBO Icy and compulsive coll even now breaks tho back and crushes out. the heart and hope of all our kin ncr OKI; th?' sea. "She- calls Wisconsin's pilot who will not-bid farewell tb; al? hor an cient landmarks, sot her row upon a charmless cou hie wit tun-, i compass and placo the tiller'fore-. ? In sus picion's hands; who will- tot join in, the competitive' debasement of toe curroncy of international confidence; who rejects , the theorem that bur glary ls th? final standard and ex emplar of International' morals; who wlll not seek ld set tho weary feet of labor on ' tho rungs, of that unending treadmill . tii?t grinds for her hot, bread, ^'nor. glory, but only a dreary grist of nameless graves, twisted and.tortured lives, blighted and broll en bear tar, and In tho end the dull and:; futile dust of race degeneracy; {'Gentlemen, Wisconsin gives? you"; tho; natoe of her- loved and trusted ??ador, bravo, truerhearted, court eous, simple, gentleman; regoneiti4 tor of . a: proud and ? 'prosperous c?rit* mon wealth; first architect, of the su porb ?nd.-.splendld structure- that goes, over forward to completion, a' redeem od America,'?and. today her truest prb-f phet of international .'morality--.Rip bori M. La Follette." -1 '. 1 ' .SB afiaB . ^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^ ?^^^^ tract of select malted grain, lifted in our .JF^LL ^SBSr^ ownMalt Houses under sanitary conditions. , 9^*^^^$RjBKj^3|^^fsr^ infants and children ?Arfe* on it. Agrie* with ft ^Hnfff?jP 3 tn* uteakesS stomach of thu iaoaUd or th* egtd, f^?Snl^^?ut??ficiri ******* ctfSition cf milk* : - ^SS^g I Nourahcaandsustains mora than tea, coffee; etc. I S5SP?^!?z'SSML 9 tnUou* food-drink may be prepared ia a ctoenant. j^We^^-ta, I deep. A?4SO ia lunch tablet form for businessmea. BSSggPr j Subat?tuteo Coat YOW Sam? >rtco EXeUESlOM " ^-sl' .' . AND v .. ..? . ; AND RETURN '. ? $450 From Spartanburg? ?reenvilie, Belton, ?nder ion and.intennedtate ?talions. '"' ? > - 'j'" -"-'.Si . ? ' I '. "'."..,' '" .1* TlCKfeTS-rrR^und Trip tickets1 will be sold for all trains j>n Wed? ri^un? ??Xh, via Greenwood arid Seaboard Air 'Une Railway. Tickets will ?ri?y be good on Seaboard trains due to leave Green wood at 2:11 A. M.andl:27 P. M., June \4#\. Return on any regular train Svtthin limit oT tickets. A ii k Ticket Agent tor'-any further ir.format!on,.or re.. . ^ .. TOURS FiFlOM l? T?40 l>?Y? 0*'- ^INCLUDING- . New':?or!^^^ bcb/Montrcaii Lalee Cha^ Vancouver, idfacfcr" 'Naumai; |^ftr^i drismd Canyioo - *?/??t?>,-. P&riama-Caliform? ?nternai^na? -E^TOitiort; '. I .Mil? WU.?i ii??n>l|>inin,?? MOW? The .very highest c\?$s of .s^.rvic^'wli?co ru*k>s travel for pleasure cornford II Mriijliiiu?nMii>i.w?i?ir>i*iiMt? pw?^??wMi?iiiiii?muiii ?II ?milli .'m - wi????>n?i<W?i*w* . _