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WALHALLA MEET OF STATE CANDIDATES ARLY ALl( OF SPEAKERS] C2VEN CLOSE ATEN TION AND CHEERED MANNING ABSENT! Governor Coiled lo Columbia-j Candidates Went to West minister lo Speak . Last Night iBy J. M. Moaa.) Walhalla, June 23.-There were no features to the O.raeo county cam palgn meeting today. Ml the can didates for state offices spoke except Governor Manning, who was called to Columbia and Dr. Kelley, candi date foi- railroad commissioner, who wa3 ill. AU candidates were jrlvsri a moat rospe?trul hearing. The crowd was estimated at about three hundred and was undemonstrative, glvinss. only slight, cheers to almost all the candidates. The county con gressional and solicitor candidates were out In full force. A number of visitors1 from Anderson wore noted. By invitation the candidates went to Westminister tonight to speak. . i ---. ? . . MILITIA IN BATTLE BEFORE VOLUNTEERS Would Be First To Crora Line Af-1 " rer Army' r Atlanta, Ga,, June i'J-The three | famous Montague, boys, Fairfax. Ty ler and Edgar, who have made ? great athletic record at college, will be with tho Fifth Regiment of the Georgia Natl hal Guard on tts ex pected invasion of Mexico. Ejj Fairfax and j Edgar, already .' have j enlisted and Tyler will enlist before | the regiment . leaves tor the mobiliza tion camp at Macon. Their enlistment1 .ls thoroughly approved by their fain* er Fairfax Montague, Sr.,' who is 'ii prominent onida) of tho Sou tho rn :Bell T?l?phon? company, although ar. a matter of course he;"zz:ets to" se?j his boy? 'eave. Younp.-M'eir ln towns around Allan-i ta were Informed yesterday that I! they were walting to enlist in volun teer organizations to lie formed in their hometowns^ they will probably have a long time tou walt; -, and that if they .really feel avdesVr.e . to^erye, their country; the thing for them . ls to ' enlist at once in the National Guard. Attention has been called t?\.the fact that the National Guard, 150,000 strong, tjrlll.be the first to move, into Mexico, af ter the regular army-has gone in, and. that volunteers, even if any Should be needed, will.'" be .'left behind to guard the border wad there fore the young men" who ?allsts .in the volunteers will, hsne little, pros pect o-factual fighting, ?ii Local Market 1?. .-' New' Y?rh- Bl?vket. - 1 Open High Low Close July.. .: v. . .13.p3 18.23 13.1? 13-13 Oct ..' .. ..13.41 13;41< 13.26 13,23 Dec >? . . .. .13.53 13.5? 13,42 1343 Jan ..-.. .. ..?3.B6 ;i3.60 13.47 13.50 New tork spots 13.80. - A. . Liverpool. Market ; .Open! Cloisel M?rch-AprU -k .;; v : .; ; ?7.74 7^7 I July-?UgUSt: .. ...... . 7.08 7.02 OctnberrNov?mljer,,.,. . . 7,92 .. , 7.7?. SalPB .5.0?Q. i Spols .8.29. ... ' Jolla Edwards Winner. Washington, June 23-.Soma. tim? ago I.tipre?entatJve Aiken had an ex amination held in the third district to flit; tyro.vacaticlea tnt the naval aca demy at'Annapolis; as the resuH of whlbh" Julian-':B';v"li8?trards-..'?f-.;An?er , "Jsi?on' ?nd-'-Jant?s^ 'Wyatt of Easley v- were' named for thenoslUona? He has >'"; just^e^ notified that both have, papa ? ed th? required, physical* examina tion?; and w?re admitted to tb0 naval academy on J?jne IO. ;4'^/ ; Bowe! Complaints ia India South'Carolina IiA Wonderful DaaCharans Doe? More Than Amase Crowd--Is Speaker of Rare . Ability John Madison DesCbawps, referred to by pr?ss of the'Piedmont as the "marvel of the campaign," " arrived in Anderson yesterday from Walhal la, where be made lila . .ual interest ing address before a large crJlvd. It ; was hinted by a number ot papers, who know nothing of the new guber natorial candidate, that he. was a i "new clown"; of the political clrcm/l that waa about to start ita round:; ot the state. Mr. DesChamps talked interesting ly of bia candidacy* when seen by a reporter yesterday afternoon. He aaid" he appreciated the kind things said about him by tho newspapers' of the ried in ont section, and reiterated that he intended .to make a clean race and j keep out of the factionalkrm ring. ) Broadly speaking the nsw- candidat has ove ry tht nrj one could wish; and, j he's as broad mentally as he is phy sically if the four, speeches be * has j made in this section during the past] week count for anything. . . Mr. DesChamps is not only a splen did orator,' but a writer, and couver- j satldnlst of rare ability. He har, lee lured ha all sections,, of. *hlo. >and;l other countries; bnvwltten a num ber of books-and'.articles of -world wide Interest, mnny of which ' have' been reproduced-^?jfj. many as 40 different dlaledtsr'-ls^a'native A." Cb-' lumbla, S. C.; ls inclined to. be retiring;, has never before* been* ld politics, but since entering the arena has made many of. them ult un and take notice. -t?v:.. J' , The "unknown" candidate, iii of .';? happy disposition-Jolly like most men his ul KC-and in not disgruntled because the people of the. Piedmont did not know him before be started out .with tho campaign. In his ad dresses Mr. DesChamps. bas re 1er red to all. ot his opponents as gentlemen ?'and has occupied his remarks with I Issues alone. ?>. [.'.hi- discussing the wonderful i growth and posslbllllles of the Pied mont section Mr. Do s Cham pr- states I that lt is to. bo regretted that this Impart of 'tho state baa no park, or- a" general place of gathering. He said it! waa-feasible for the state to establish a Yellowstone park In miniature in the Piedmont section, and in hid-ad-. dress at Walhalla'yesterday stressed i this argument. - Ho said South Car olina has 9 of the ll existing climatic j zone- and ls a small continent within., ?tse?r, having natural resources . that ? it'd other state In the Onion can boast of: ..'->- ; -?'??t?fi, ?;', .Av^a/conversationist-- .- Mr. . . Dta Chainps UPS few' -.'epj'?lB. His' ?low^pf -'language-''la' magnetic, and holds to* undivided attention of ibis hearer. ?The newspapers of otb;^ cities have romarked that Mr.. D?BChamp's talks1 a.re "decidedly superior to anything ?hat haf yet beeu heard in a South Carolina-.'political campaign *u / conversation with a reporter Bi. DeaChainpo ?ave his ideas ot the political situation in .South Carolina and. what he thought the campaign would develop. ; He predicted that the county-to-county -.'meetings'; now unV der way would, ho bvoduotlye ol more surprises than any In the history of the stale. Mr. DesChamps said lt was tb, ho ? deplored that there. ls no library ' or other place where .the public, could secure Information as to the natural resources, and, possibilities for ?real development in South Carolina'. Ho asserted that ho could co hito the Carnegie library .in.-'.pittsburgh and lu a few hour,! ibero obtain more in ' formation . concerning 'ttt?n. ?'t?te . than ho could by traveling ,abo?,vt *. South Carolina. ? .'?.., SfttTS IS FIHE? I Ffoah the Kidney^?t Once When Bask fr?uvta or Bladder BOiiera . r> . KO man or wosaan who octa meat regularly can make- a mistake by ? Hushing tho kidneys occasionally,: says a. well-known authority.. Meat j forms uric acid which clog? tho "kldr-i hey pores so they"??loit???hly.? ??tOf] br strain only part of tho wasto and jjoii-on from" tho'blood, titea yon'-j?Ot sick., Nearly alt rhenumatlsm, head? aches liver trouble, nervousness, constipation,"dizalce'ats,- sleeplesehees, bladder disorders come from, sluggish Wdhey-5. Thc moment you feel a doll echo lb. Mjiwi^ or ft tho' pri?e ?s cloudy, '.otfeoMye, full cf Briment, irr?i^?r of. pass?g?; or attended by a ?ensatlon of scalding. ? get abhor tour oua'cea ot Jad Baits ? from' any reliable . pharmacy aa d take a teaspoonful la a/gl?*? of water be^ tore breakfast, tor a reW'days and your iridaeys wilL4neB act ?ne. Thia ia rat?tjalteWe ji??i*evilr??-:.tte*v?^? orIgrnpe? mifl?in^n^ ??^^ i:<aWHtai&M ?rattohn to 0ds? cloged ?Udn-sys^ . stimalaie them to^awtyk^aM^a ??e^traihto,??te^?a & -urine s? rt no'.longer. coasts irritation, thus end inn* bladder - disorders. ! !> Jad ''-.Salta ItfvtaaxpeaH?v* ea* ?TO?ta'loT!? ^''ai'akaa 4*.- doll ghif ol --etier v**?*ot; iitfcie wai?r drtaft whU?h ?11 regular maa* eaters should take now* and in?a to keep ^J^oi^ clean end ? COMING AND GOING ?j * ?! # ? tiMrlt ',-!? . Mr. and Mrs. S*. M. Cason and] daughter. Sara, have returned Crom] a visit to Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. B. jones andi little daughter. Miss Raith Jones,] have returned from ? visit to Mrs. Jolies' mother ot Simpsonvllle. Mri/. David Wilson, who has been! away several weeks, returned to the | city yesterday . Mrs, Corrie Brown Reynolds loft tills afternoon for Baltimore where she will be In a hospital for trout, ment. B Miss Agatha' Spellman ?B attending tho Teachers' Summer school at Winthrop college. Mr, G. B. Taylor of Laurens is npeidicg a few daya with Mr. D. P. Skelton in the city. . Mr. end Mrs. Frank Sloane of At la ii tr., are visitors today on the way to C'ciOBon college. Mrs. William Todd of V^n, lt visiting her, sisters, 'Mrs. J. M. Sulli van, Jr., and Mrs. Jake Sullivan. ,4I?1SB' Virginia Evans of Pendleton, j is the guest of Misses Sara and Eu nice BvanB.' .Mra. Charles'Br Quinn of Thomsa ville, Ga., is expected here to spend | several weeks 'with ber - daughter, &fr?. Louis Horton. MIBS Kathleen Lander of Pelzer isl the .guest bf her aunt, Mrs.: O. B. Prince.' *,* ." ... ? [Stomach Troa"bles and Constipation "J will cheerfully say thst Chamber-'' liln'n Tablets are tho most satisfactory j remedy, for. stomach apd. bladder trowbj leg and constipation that I have sold! in thirty-four'years' exp?rience In the drug service"-.wHteB S. H.! Murphy, | druggist. Wellsburg, N. if. Obtain able Everywhere. ll . 8 Cakea Octagon Soap ^ MONDAY FOR 25 CENT? Every customer whose pur chase et tho Beo Hlvo ..Monday,i amounts' to $2.00 or more will; be"entitled, tp purchase 8 cakes of Octagon soap for ; 26 cents.V *; Sig Lot White Pj A v/on?erfully fine assorhnc 7Sc for Mondays* setting. M same linea as the more expeiu Special for Mon,-tay, Each . . SUMMER S?LK5 For Wemen Plait Vacation Frock? All are nev, and the kind \ that catt.pe depended on; not.i you cannot feel quite sure of Teduced . prices-though they tractively priced. 36 inch Taffeta, full $ 1.2$ our regular selling price 'jj navy, two pretty shades Copt rose, reseda ano other popular Special for Monday, not Tuesday/the yard . J i \ ?P 3 S??sin? S?ks-~whj??i have a 5c per yard-in all tnt new an shades; Sjpecial for Monday, the yard. ...... 3 : New self stripe Taffetas, 3* ? Wide-in orange,; light blue; pink;, etc.; good $1.So value, for M(s7day,<the '??'"4* j "yard ... . ?I F?i* Monday pnl to? Pieces Sanitary Diaper wldlli - 2 5f, lncnejS, free from all iticsj and non iritftrii, Mt ? ? ya ;'0s^attdi? : y al?e? Special f . ?ayrr^.Q*' *Pifi?e?.i..;-? -, ....-<!..'. ? ?' iritsnt^Sp&iaJ tor j M?'nday'.'i the p?te?n ., ?. < . Bate?os Cosyf?ps?* of Ja? rt?ay., the CAB, . . . .. . Cheap *Bacea In Mexico Says A Greenville Vet Capt. Samuel Stradley Say? Batt Cigars Cau Se Bought For A Colt .. . , j ? in. Greenville, June 23.-"The Butler ?Guards will have plenty ot cheap smoking if they go to Mexico," said Capt. Samuel Stradley yesterday, "thu best cigars In' Mexico can be bought for one! cent." Tbote who haye ibsen , smoking Old Virginia Che roots and Two j O r nh an ri .will - luive a chance to taste ol the real Havanas. fresh from the press, and the auper consumatlon by the ' men from ths states who have been blobing away at the two-fors should rescind enough smoke to aid materially in"any caval ry attack. The Greenville boye, lt they are ordered to the blazing sand country, will have an opportunity to puff tobacco like the rich and ripe leave:: exhibited here for a year or two ai',o In the "Mexican" car. Capt. S?v&?iey, . ?u rompauy with Col. Isaac G. McKisslck, father of Rion -McKisslck of this city, visited Mexico some forty year> ago. Tho two went to Dallas to thc Sputhern Baptst convention, and while in./Tex as decided to tako n "trip down into* Mexico. By arrangements with one of the missions, they took- a trip into tho southern country, at the time not expecting to stayvmore than a few weeks. However, they coon acquired great interest In the. Castillan terri tory, and for tho next six months wandered about over the country, re turning te the United States by the way of Southern Calif >rn?a. Captain Stradley . u^yp th it the soil in,Mexico ls much tlie'-.-anio as that In the .southwestern etat ?a of thl6 country, containing large ' percentag es ot aikili dust and bearing an abun dance of cactus plants..'However, al though the onU'jal .impression would disagree', the land is f :rifle. especial ly for the bearing nf wheat.and to MRS- M We cannot , emphasis at^en4t?^M^4aySa ?s?d tfcen^?^ to exchange doing business Here and i them interesting, alwayi To ser ve as example) gains. Many more noS sat of specially selected White -Skir ade bf. pretty qualityPique ?nd tail nye models .. ...... v .. i of silks ilks that even at are . at value, ui9-in inhageny shades, dvanced d pretty S inches v^perij ; Special Cloth, [ irnp?ir? .rdpiec* or Mori ?v Med SiZC 27: ta? Tai* ; 'ifcrie?* WM Big $1.00 Hat We, Have been giving spVci?? ? nat values all a is the best one yet.. J nient of Ladies' Hats, a which yoG will see iii w ?pV??T.??^Vour choie, Mondayi Cor, Each .. . Ex Irs*Special in G .Ladles' 2Sc grade G Silk and Lisle: and Silk about i f) dozen of thu Special for Monday, Each .. . . . . . . ... Big Suit Gase "\\/ 24 inch Fibrc;S??iSis ./erv but built for service imitatior^df the real th saw- -eight indies deej roomy, ait* straps ail ' Special foi Monday, Ladies* White Canvas il covered Louis heels,. i> those W&G hit ve been ab them h?ve\b?en getting regular S^iS? valul?VvSpi ^^y, th?. : '..,-'.,-.f Pair . ;! .. . < .., bacco. Large -'jutyi.Hk-a of. tho. lat ter plant Aro cultivate*), until Mexi co bas become one ot the greatest tobacco-ratslng count rle'] in the weld. ' taptaln Stradis/ fount thu ^?vi cio people an lote.'e^tin.; one. and during his v-etay. aevrnud much ? ?tt the.r d'spcs?tlo ? and characteristic. Tbl purr, 'as'-liiIans. *lm have nut had au intermingling of Spanish and other blood, arr a loyal people, be aayo._ On the other hand, the poohs, or those-who do thc labor and re ceive only f:'om forty to fifty cents a 'day for their, work, are a filthy loathsome people1, and are what we call "yellow." The entire country as is evidont, is disorganized, ana1 seems fo* grow restless under .any ruler, no matter what his dlBponitlou or ability. NaaiNi ir the Green ville ,hoya eft to the border they will havo an. excellent opportunity ?o" visit imauy hislop tc placen/; abandoned ? cliff dwolllnga and famous mission?, i provided. the, , Ala-! torical places do not meet the fate as the Alamo., . , . Tho ideal tjs^samanthe Went Adj direct in molhod-convine ing lo argument-and reaching hundreds of customers in ono day*? werk. 30NOMY'S BANNER SHOPI^?NC ?etoo singly the oppor tuntti?' les of pure. ^ We ?fono? of fej? jo ?ell you'onodollar ? $5 greenbacks for .$10 gold pieces. For fourteen "rn ?hat time have conducted many sales, making cac % giving the public exactly what we promised, and in i of what you may expect Monday we mention belo .advertised, * foa?75c 144 Pairs MeiiV ts {triced at 144 Palra Men's Wa*h Pant?, taken from ot or? S along the JViads of excellent quality wash material-b?u?'.'t? ? ^C%V? ?" here for 69c. / Occasionally yow moy (ind come s .. A- e ?9.V. Estra for Monday, the Pair ...... y, . ;. ? ,. .'. SSSSZSSSZZZZ " ' ?"?1,r"""1Tll-'|"".;7M?'JMMlll"i'!Mi?lM!ijilni'''"7' ' '^^T lidiar" . Aihr?bust-'ii some t extra. For Men and Women Men'? long but here r/^v?, -; 4n. Andel I ?arge assort. Preily quality I.iuene,Auto Dusters, an ocean fair sample of pleasing' styles-all sizes-good^.So, the Suit i ?ndow--values values, Special for Mon-4t*^Asf* ' " ."'.., rft^^^^^^KBK? S? M quarter s ?UzeVest? . . F pf men: ? . / garment auze Vests_ Genuine Palm .B.each SuitSiforfsMen, Yaped_only well made! kind, self stripes or-plain, . JJg i ; ?t^^/;;:$4^98 ^?? 1 ?%t* and dual . .. * a# v Men's Imitation Palm Beach Suits^- BeVoise ??rubial . . sold some places at *3,5?, our regular S for thfci PFr^*?? price $2.50,-Special for \'?[?f?" ?WlTwIdevMi :es- not leath- Monday, the Suit*3?t^^ and the finest round, Extra Pretty assortment Wash Corduroy 36 !ni ?m9'r 'Skirts", W??lte, regular ?2.50 values, than son Special for.Monday, ? . '<*.>. Aft . .Each.>? .v^>,^:4^#?^V.^ .shades,^ Par?^umps; ; // ?&tra^O^^ ; Wauiy? and: ????..i , r ! ,2,041 le to secure ?; io Pieces Shuttle - ?iotlif . Hpsphat eales; blj haney prices^ 'Gingham*, as pretty, ?iid srniMli.' as compar? Wal'/or Mon-' you'd want, Special for-Monday, "one for adyei NEWS OpINTgEE?T, ' TO Mili- W?EK^HS Joe Strong: ha? resigned posi tion in the weave room at the Cal houn milis. Calhoun Fall?:. W. K. Haitimond of ColumlilW han become overseer of carding at : the Fairfield telil. Wlnnsbor?. V C. - D. Carter, aeeretary of the' Na tional association of Hosiery & Un der wei? . Manufacturers; bau left tor an extensive'trip through tl)e South. He wm visit Tennessee, North aug South Carolina, and other sections? In the Interests ot the association. 8. T. Petty of the Hopedale mUln, Burlington, N. C., is now overseer ot carding and ?pinning ot the 'Durham. Hosiery mill No. c, Durham, N. C. , IL. W. Sinclair of Schoolflold, Va.,' baa become nigh? overseer :oj? apia1* nfng. spooling ond twisting, at tho Fidelity mtii. Charlotte, ?. ,C. M ? I J. M. Woodruff bas been' promoted "from second hand in No. 4 spinning I to overseer Of No. 1 spinning at tt?? Dan Uiver, mills,, School field. Va. I .?-J. A. Quick ortho Chadwlck-Hos* kins Mill No. l. Charlotte; N.^q,6 has Veen transferred to : overseer. .?? carding at the No. 3, mill of ;..tb> I ISMS company. D. T. ?durns .bas been , tranofarre? from, a position In the o Ri ce' pf the Durham Hosiery Mills No. 1, Dur ham, N. C.? to the position of r?per intondent of the Durham Hosiery Mill No. G. I,v vC. B. Armstrong, prominent cotr ton manufacturer r.f G?stenla, N. C?, was a dilsgrtt* .i4 tho National. Dem ocratic couvent lon nt St. Louie,, from j the ninth congressional district ot North Carolina. B, J," Dobbins, who rccerVly re signed as superintendent ,0t the. Henrietta, (N. c.) mills hits Receptad a" position as traveling repreeonto. ttve for the Douglas Starch1 Co., Cedar Rapide, Iowa. J. L. Davis, superintendent,o^^M Grendel mill, Greenwood,:\#?7?*,':and exercises, attended commencement exercises at the University of - South Carolina, their BOB T. - F. Davis,, be ing a graduate tbl3 year . J. J; Queen has . bean promoted Chadwlck-Hoskins Mill--l?o. 3, to overseer ot carding at the No. a-ialU of that company.. . . C; ;C > .V '?rt* >->' yea?? w? f ;aavej h and every - oh?. of im?iiymaia^ W'?feyt of \^.<rte^??-^ tight .inperfection ?> .-? . ? ?--??????irwiiMiiii? n?in?lHi.,i'iM.-yinj???!?' ' Nainsook Union ^uH^-^r.a?fe % son and made;:"i?ght^?,?t;-3i?, .'breezy, .. Anderson made Shirts: ; i? |?r ? -knee and ankle tengjfr and lg ileey?-?.th?- '..- \-. '^-'^^^^^ " 1jj ityrio ap?date! $mart s W le V r ity will agree with us that we j? brassi?res are great va?ues J| noiiey. ^ Get'them ;h^Meiter?^ 'V, ts.at 2$Ct-5?v?n pretty .new; fl fieeial for Monday, . |M . &.-??m 1 . W????MM lit ic^Sc y?rd f?r-it^pe^^ior | ' ? . * *, ? * ?^.r ? * ? #^ ^lil -