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NEWS AND HERALD. PUBLJSIIED WEEKLY, ' --BY WINNSBORO PRINTING CO. J. FRANK'OOSHE, - - EDITOR T2:sS, Uq ADVA CE:. One Year,..........................--$-50 Sx:oDths................... .75 WINNSBORO, S. C. Wednesday, Septeimber 3, 1902 The defeat of Jim Tillman for gubernatorial honors gives joy I unspeakable. H'aving made one successful a prophecy as to the results in a certain county election our pro- ( phesying in- local political mat- I ters is uow ended. Having failed to get the vote by boxes on the proposition to issile bonds for the removal of the jail-and the improvement of the court house, we can only give the total vote as made by the executive committee which is 600 "yes" and 619 "no." . The measure it will be seen lost by a majority of only 19. It is a great pity that so important a measure came so near carrying and then lost. But the measure is not yet dead for all time, and we trust that it will be a very short time all the people will have the opportunity of voting on this im portant question again. We -feel sure that the more the mat ter is thought of, the more "yes"' votes there will be. The cause of education sus tains a distinct icss iu Mx. Me Maha's. defeat. He has done more as State superintendent of educatiox than any of his prede- t cessors, and at no time since he f has bee.i in the office has he had I things so well under way. The i pity of it is that his defeat is I due to, his. being held responsible I for a. matter that he was in no t wise responsible for as was well I shown in the letter of the other memibers of the State board. We have always looked upon his suc- I cessor as a good school man, and I we trust that the work sa well I begun by MXr. McMahan will not i suffer is his, hands,. but no criti- i cism of, ths. mannjer in~ which he < eonducted. the campiiga is too t severe. - (gA sp or omWptroner. ] r. A.. W. Jones, popularly t kjpnas "-Dolph" is in the race for comnptroller general. Mr.. t Jones. is thoroughly conversant i 'th all the tat laws and, duties of- comptroller general,. having f been appointed auditor of Ashbe- f ville county by Gov'. Jno,~ Peter a Richardson in 1886 and appoint- '] ed phosphate inspector by Gov. Tillmnan in 1891. It was he while auditor, who found the visible 3 property was bearing more than its just proportion of the burdans b of taxation. He found that .the Ig banks of this State were not 0 returning their surplus and un - divided profits for taxation. It was through his efforts that these. * institutions were brought to. pay ~ taxes on' their surplus. dplar. g He it was whoi called. a1Vteation to. I the under valuation, of seilroad ~ property, and sev~etal mi~lioni dol lars by this classioff property was added to,the taxable property of the State. His record as pihos-F phate inspector a~nd as assistant * tathe co nptroller general is well known, tp,th.tax aficials through out the Sta,, and his manage-f ment of tha insurance departni t' is so thoro.ugh that no.4 a single C wild1 cart company has be S * icnaed to do lbusiness in the Stte The insurance report is- ~ ~ed b~y him is a credit to the lb Stte All theseo positions he 11 a Alled with marked ability, t. 1gith credit to himself and the p bhlio. Mv, Jo1es star ted n a S\1fe as a mnechanic. With his a ecanomical savings he attended 1 one of the lolin~g basiuese col- ii leges of the South. It i;s not t. derogatory to the inicumbent fl to say that A. W. Jon-s is the 1 aost yaluable man conuneet, d t with the comptroller (?.enea~ Oiein years.-The State, Aug. e K-11 Not Doomed for Life. - "I was treated for three years ? by good doctors." writes W. A. Greer, McConnellsville, 0., "for b Piles, and Fistula, but, when allr aieBucklen's Arnica Salve cured me in two weeks." Cm es t< B urns, Bruises, Cuts,Corns,Sores, a Eruptions, Salt Riheum, Piles or "no pay. 25c at McMaster Co.'s Irumg store. Subsribeto he Nw1T Prima CANDIDATES. Congress. ). E. Finley............... V. B. W ilson.................. . J. Strait................ W. Floyd............... - House of Representative . S. Ford................. . BMorrison.................. V. J. Johnson.............. .W . Traylor.................. .E. Coan................. L A. Meares............... Probate Judge. . I. Johnston............. ). A. Broom............... Supervisor. L. D. Hood................ Treasurer. lugh S. Wylie...... ....... Auditor. L. Richmond................ .F. Pagan.................... Superintoadent of Educati V. L. Rosborough, Jr........... lo ..M. Jordan................ ). L. Stevenson........ .--. - Court House. .................. i....................... WOULD OPEN ALL WOUNDS. 'errible Effort Being llade to Stir Up Factionalism, But it Won't Succeed. A terrible effort is beiDg made his week to stir up old politioal ends and reopen wounds that tave healed. This is not the vork of men 'who love their State )etter than. their selfish ambi ions. Factioaalism is dead and he man who. tries to bring it to ife sbould be buried, politically. )ne of the best results of Capt. jeyward's election will be that ke will; represent the entire peo >e. He is the candidate of no action or set of men. He is be ng enthusiastically supported by .en, who eight and ten years ago ipposed each other bitterly. For h- first time in many years we rill. have a govenor who cannot >e claimed by this class or that 'lass. He 'will be fori all. The alliance grip is. given and he call to arms~ sounded, but the iliancemen, as. the returns from e election show.. are -standing y the only ma~n in the race for ovenor who has always been a armer,. who. has never before run yr public office and whose ability nd character are of the highest. 'he people will eleot the next ovenor despite the politicians. Vater Cure for Chro*r Constipation. Take two cups o#' hot water half an our before each mieal and just before ning to bed,.also' a drink of water, hot r cold, about two hours after each ieal. Takeilts of outdoor exercise alk, ride-drive. Make a regular habit E-tus.and in many cases chromec con ipation may be cured without the use -any medicinae. When a p)urgative requied take something mild and ntle like Chamberlain's Stomach and iver Thblets. For sale by McMaster APPEALING TO TILLMAN. rantic Efforts Being flade to Get the Senator to Help the Weak lien, But ie Declines to Respond. Since the primary last week antic appeals hare been made >Senator Tfillman by panicky andidates. They wish to be ived from defeat if it can pos llv be done. They -are now ii! ng to make any pledges of ~yaty and( .suport to Tillmnan. t the sonator is just a lit e to natute. He has been in olitis too. long to risk his pop larita ~y a t..pting at the last m 1.,st i o overcome a tremnen on1s lead. 'Then, it is doubtfuk the a-itor reallyv cares to go~ > th -re.,ue. He may fear hi. -iewls ode too powerful, wPiE It.--mt to uderwiud his cas4 Ten, agin, so far as thegu natorial 'onte-t is conlcernDt.L is ceditaldy I eported that tibe otor weeks ago said how te id was blowing and picked. terward as the winner. '1 he betting men are ofibring ig odds on the leader im thi~1 ee. A lead of 18,000 votes has.. ever been overcome in 'the his ry of South Carolina primaries.I ad it )robably never will You Know What You Are Taking len you take G rove's Tasteless Chb3 .nie lheeause the' 1frmula is plair Ivy 'inutedl on every bottle sh owing tha: it sitply iron! am(l Quinine in a ta.' .e ry Eilectio ......... 24 6 17 14 ......... 13 13 12 3 10 28 29 5 ....... 8 11 9 2 IS. ........ 40 43 50 14 15 16 22 12 28 41 60 19 ......... 30 30 43 23 ......... 39 30 11 4 10 11 17 0 ......45 33 39 24 ...... 10 24 23 0 ...... .. 54 54 66 24 54 58 68 - 24 ......... 45 37 20 21 ......... 9 21 47 3 On. .......... 14 16 23 1R 21 9 23 4 19 33 22 5 ...... 151 26 18 1 .......... 4 35 50 2d Fairfied's Vote. . The following is Fairfield's ofl cial rote on the State ticket: SRNATOR. Elliott 139, Evans 337, Heml hill 307, Henderson 121, Johl stone 247, Latimer 246. GQVERNOR. Ansel 50, Heyward 471, Talbe 220, Tillman 471, Timmerman 8 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR. Blease 283, Gary 604, Sloi 406. SECRETARY OF STATE. Austin 180, Gantt 466, Wils 641. ATTORNEY GENERAL. Gnnter 841, Stevenson 456. sTATE TREASURER. Jennings 1,284. I COMPTROTLER GENERAL. Brooker 298, Jones 200. Shar ~481, Walker,301. SUPEBINTENDENT OF EDUCATION, McMahan 989, Martin 30S. ADJUTENT AND INSPECTOR GENERJ Ayer 9, Boyd 276, Frost 81 Parick 159, Rouse 9. RAILROAD COMMISSIONER. Cansler 17, Caughman 90, Eva: 416, Jepson 6, Kinard 6, MobI 656, Prince 0, Wilborn 100, W< hing 399. The Official Count. Following is the summary the, official count: UNITED STATES BENA...31R. Elliot 13,658, Evans 17,81 Hemphill 1 ,261, Henderson 13 771, Johnswne 13,556, Latin: 22,971. GOVERNOR. Ansel 17,685, Heyward 36,55 TalberL 18,218, Tillman 16,31 Timmerman 6,515. *LIEUTENANT GOVBRNOR. Blease 19,274, Gary 35,46 Soan 39,779. SECRETARY OF STATE. Austin 22,398, Gantt 34,13 ~Wilson 38,036. ATTORNEY GENERAL. Gunter 51,582,Stevenson 43,07~ STATE TREASURER. R. H. Jennings 94,572. COMPTROLLER GENE.RAL. Bro ~oker 18,420, Jones 24,863 ShL rpe 21,780, Walker 29,326. Sm 'ERINTENDENT 0J EDUCATION MceMahan 45,891, Martin 4f 850. ADJU'ANT AND INSPECTOR GENERJ Ayer 8,987, Boyd 30.527, Frc 36,634, Patrick 20,957, Roul 3,894. RAILROAD COMMISSIONER. Cansler.8,945, Oaughman 11 411, Evans 20,174, Jepson 7,1' Kinard 5,127, Mobley 15,24 Prince 2,065, Wilborn 30,15 Wolling 7,281. FIFTH DISTRICT. Finley 7,280, Floyd 1,368, Stra 3,169, Wilson 2,220. The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever is a bottle or GRovl TASTELESS CHILL ToM~C. It is simnj ron and guinine in a tasteless for - ~ Cure, m\ Payv. Price 50c. n, August 27 16 37 21 9 19 20 0 17 2 9 10 7 3,2 0 1G 2 3 30 2 38 8 6 14 83 24 89j 24 22 33 5 9. 78 23 25 51) 79 14 67 24 21 32 42 10 69 9. 19 '32 41 17 52 19 19 12 1 23 22 17 15 20 89 27 27 58 32 5 37 11 6 .7 87 25 125 37 33 4 88 25 125 3~j7 33 55 39 18 54 26 29 42 -49 7 71 12 4 23 41 10 47 17 20 31 11 3 15 2 0 6 34 12 64 17 13 28 63 .... .... .... .... .... 53 .... .... .... HEYWARD AT HOME - iven Solid Vote by His People--Col leton Farmers Appeal to Farmers of South Carolina to Support Him. It is said by old politicians - that no candidate for a State of - fice has ever before been tender ed such an endorsement by his home people as that given Capt. r Beyward in the first primary by 8. the people of Colleton. He got 2,258 votes against 135 for the mn other four candidates-or 96 votes out of every 100 cast. This is all the more remark able when it is remembered that n Colleton has heretofore been very seriously divided pblitically. It is a magnificent testimonial to Heyward by the people who know him best. ~'n addition to their votes the fat-mers of Colleton, hundreds ol them. of every kind and class, the p. followers of Ben Tillmnan. and Sheppard and Haskell ,have sign. .ed this address to the farmers ol South Carolina: "State of South Carolina, County ' of Colleton. 1,We the undersigned, farmers ol IColleton county, hereby endorse Capt.. D. C. Heyward for govenoi ns in the next primary, and earnesf* ey ly' urge the farmers throughoul >. the State to vote for him. Capt. Heyward has been a practical farmer all his life, and is there fore, thoroughly acquainted withj our condition and needs. Froix our intimaLte knowledge of hin of as a man, of his high characte> and his eminent ability, we fee: that we can conscientiously corn 13 mend him to you as one worthj 3. of your suffrage, and earnestly er jrequest you to give him you enthusiastic support." "(Here follows names of hun. dreds of farmers-every ione ir 1 Colleton who had an opportuni 8ty to sign. A Certain Cure for Dysentery and 4 Dlarrhea. "Somne years ago I was one of a part) that intendeld nmaking a longr bicycli trip," says F. L. Taylor, of . ew Al 6bany, Bradfood county, Pa. "I wa: taken suddenly with dilarrhoa, and( was about to give up the trip, whet. Editor Ward, of the Laceyville Mes 3sunger, suggested that I take a dose o Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar rhcea Remedy. I purchased a bottli and took too doses, one before starting and one on the route. I made the trij: successfully and never felt any ill effect. K gain last sumnmer I was almost comt pletely run down with an attack o1 dysentery. I bought a hot le of thir same remedy and this time one dos< 'cured me." For sale by McMaster Co It is related that a certain law -L ver at Kershaw, S. C., sent Jin st 'Tillman a telegram after the re se suit in the primary became known as follows: "Heyward 78; T4imar 2. Hurrah for Jim T1illmanu!' Jim wired this rely: "Two wis( rmen and one fool at Kershaw 1i Not concerned about thle others.' A Communication. IMr. EdIitor-Allow mec to speak: few words in favor of Chambherlaini' t' Cough Remedy. I suffered for thre< years with the bronchitis and could no1 sloep at nights. I tried several doctor and various patent mnedicinecs, but couit get nothing to giye mte any relief unti my wife got a bottle of this valuabbt :'s medicine,which has comp1leltely relieve< .ly mne.--W. S. Brockmani, Bagnell, Mr m. This remedy is for sale by McMaste: e6, 1902.==Of C)0 z 18 7 11 14 60 22 74 2 50 17 11 48 9 25 5 5 7 12 11 0 8 20 7 7 4 16 1 7 36 20 20 31 1G4 25 68 25 16 10 19 68 5 29 32 60 24 22 62 28 86 25 38 27 16 33 8 70 15 60 27 27 94 14 30 - 2 12 10 11 44 16 33 45 17 3. 33 97 15 24 0 52 31 9 37 16 85 41 70 42 42 135 28 107 43 70 42 42 135 32 110 41 47 25 38 89 9 50 3 20 17 3 46 22 58 19 7 5 3 32 7 68 7 27 3 16 74 15 13 18 35 34 22 28 9 29 6 .... 29 .... 123 .... .... 32 .... 10 .... 9........ Uas I N.-1 fCosts (My 25 cets al .rEa 25 c.a. to C. J.I XiLi. Jul28 17-DR. C. J. Xo&-yDea wihyowaeoei mdicne, TMUA. 0 thuemstery me exhausted in pthw of coOtinued to pre burning fever cotinued Heor Shtaoy TFT!iad da olt : you wll fnd roml the hepet t' kno bwn n w a spl them :ti Soat5c Cm an D. e ANCE th emo st m te iamehis pa of OPropesci39- sae a Pharmcy wo wi! gie al hilr NOur Lamph Dietpamnt i you ill nd rom he heapst< RYvEoe on natw fti aJn CLOHE SEED. No isu thet~ o plant su pri and URNIP SEED. S We have them, dai -Call on us.-D McMASTER CO. E Under Winnsboro Hotei. IUNDER TA KING IN ALL ITS DEPARTMENTS with a full sitock of Caskets, Burial sul Ca es and Coffins constantly on hand, mi and1( use of hearse when requested- of Thankful for past patronageand solicit ois for a share ini the future, in the old mn stand. n Calls attended to at all hours. Ide THE ELLIOTT GIN SHOP, |for J1. fl. ELLIOTT & CO. |he Gj~rThe News and Herald for *' six months to new subsonibers for if fif ty cents. ist DeWitt's W.'*, Salve ")1 For. Pl.iesnur.Sores. ficial. M$ * 0 1 75 2 '3 9 496 2 '20 16 7 8 313 14 5 4 5 33 264 2 19 9 1 2 223 11 55 26 8 47 873 1 20 10 -2 24 503 24 105 29 5 35 897 11 136 4 13 . 19 607 23 46 4 10 24 599 12 84 17 10 7 377 17 60 10 12 42 824 w 12 60 21 4 10 464 27 120 31 14 51 1277. Y 29 120 31 16 52 1289 22 34 12 10 41 749 7 8 19 5 10 542 9 35 7 10 11 447' 4 69 17 0 13 352 16 15 7 6 26 476 24 .... .... .... 24... 4 .... .... .....18.. ' Cwmemo ' - A*~ Dhni TEETIWIG EASY. AOFFET. M. D. ST. LOUoW MO r Sir: Justice to you demand that I=M I" r lttle gr just thirtenmentsod. us from fEsu& . 4., r days at a time. Her m 0 there wasa great change-aew life had *be is now doingwell. R, Elo and r'raieotFskegee(Ah)meW I N E S S ANDI MEDIC1N4~ the country. I ~T PRICE! QUALIY' FEED! died only by Graduates of :entrusted to them their Department is right up to ad Purses to suit your price. beauty to behold. There in lamp to the most expen size. Let your wants be at prices to suit the times. t same cold and- refreshing :urselvas. :e. Don't forget it! aster &Co., Druggists. CA1flATE% COLUAN. REPRESENTATIVE. [he friends of Capt. T. W. TRAYLOR, Township No. 2, hereby announce n for election to the Houseof Rpe itatives, subject t6 the action ofthe nocratic primnary. [ hereby announce myself a candi te for the House of Representatives, jet to the action of the Democratic .mary. . J. E. COAN. 7PERINTENDENT OF EDUCA . TION. [ hereby announce myself a candi te for re-election to the office of unity Superintendent of- Educatiop, ject to the action of the Democratle mary. W, L. ROSBOROUGH1, JR. hereby annIounRce myself a cadidi te or County Superintendent of Ed ition, subject to the action of the nocratic p~rimnary. D. L. STEVENSON. ~tters Of Administration TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CorNTY OF FAIRFIELD.. . R. Johnston, FEsq., Judge of hhereais, A. L. Scruggs hath made t to me to grant him letters of ed nistration of the estate and effects Jno. W. Heath, deceased: rhee are, therefore, to cite and ad ,nihi all and singular the kindred d creditors of the sl d Jno. WV. Heath, yeasd, that they be and appear be e tme, in the Court of Probate, to be d at Fairfield Court House, South rolina, on the 9th day of September !t, after publication hereof, at 11 lock in the forenoon, to show cause, any they ha ve, why the said adpiln.. raton should not be granted. iivenm under my hand, this 22nd day August, A nno Donmini 1902. s. R. JOHNSTON, .27-2 Judge of Probate.