Blease'sDi
Makes Vigoroa
Charge that E
sfense lblt ^
and n?T?r
s Denial ol !?ok *,tM "
ie ever Rep- "? a*,'T
TBS 1*AN3A(
e not in oar employ,
wore employed to Easr
ur interests in 8oath PR
3TKR NEWS. FKERUAR
uhKk
Y 19. Ii08. ...
wmam*m
T
resented Whis
What the 81
about Gov. Ai
ers.
Colombia speoia
Obtervar: Seaal
RImra nt N*?Kni
key House? "williIi
cnator Says "Now, M
isel and Oth- tor was put
of 1906. A
1 in Charlotte 1Win? ?nd 1
*>r Cole L or attem
_ retract it. *
j iruiy yours, ?xI y
I LANAHAN & SON." g&jj
[r. President, this let- f?3
dished in the summer fefiM
fr Lanahan was then
barker did not deny gig
pt to have Lanahan B j?
low F.lnahan in A^mA IBM
JUS
O'
?T REC
UR SPRING L
EIVED
.INE OF
question of person*
day, read affidavits
ahan people and fi
of the State board
contradict the tes
yesterday before tt
winding up commi
/> ?'"U6 ?w a ?1
privilege to aQd cannot
from the Lao- vi,le witnea
rom members cause I hit
of directors to and am a ci
timony given a8?m8t Grei
>e dispensary 8'ri that is n
asion bv Mr. reason.
?. mmumumu o vivnvi KDf
speak;aad the Green- ^
b shows up. Why ? Be- gig
Greenville's Patton nfft
indidate for Governor Wp
snville's Ansel. Yes,
ly belief as to the Sfta
%
Lewis W. Parker tl
the representative
hao concern befc
board, and alleged
between Mr. Park*
Patton, of the con
a correspondent <
lat B'eaee was "Why di(
of the Lana- ^anahan v
>re the State 0ay Mat Pi
a conspiracy Lanahan sa;
Mr. Averv ^ar- ^ Lan
amission, and ^is agent li<
>f The News 8ay8 that I
1 Parker wait until EiSQ
/as dead? I do not cm
uker is a liar, but
ys that Parker is a
aban said that 1 was pitj
3 lied; and if Parker S;n
was Lanahan's agent
|:H
DIM
ill
pi
I
and Courier to inju
cally.
44 Just before the
1906," said Mr. B
port was circulafec
the employ of the
agent for a liquor
ire him politi- '8 a har,
<kThe mai
) campaign of *ace an(
leaae, "the re. Lanah,n'8 ?
1 that one in find out wb
State was an bolh brave
house. I had
a that will come to ni(n
1 tell me that I was
igent, the world will ph?
ether he and 1 are gfjijB
men or not." Ptjg
Wi
UK-I
OVER
^ liil
not anyjideain thei
meant me, and I i
so until Senator
ing on a railroad t
was asked the pos
as to whom he refe
he said to this gen
"iieaiia W)D8#
svorld thatHhat Imitation eve
, , The finest Cofft
lever thougnt recently boon i
Tillman rid- Kacine Wl8- N
lmman, nu itelther Uenl
rain one day, from pare toast
malt, nuts, etc.
itive question pert?whoniigl
,rr.d to, .nd
itleman, who tiro. Co.
is really the closest Coffee
ir yot produced. This,
;e Subatituto ever made, ban e 1 *
>roduce *p of g 11\
ot a grain of rea Coffee in ^ J Q
th Coffee Imitation is made El ^
ted cereals or grains, with
Ileally it wonld fool an exit
drink it for Coffee No
ty minates boiling. "Made trr n
says the doctor. A Bennett H If
%
%
and lo
5HOI
w cuts in the
ES
5 new stvles.
fi
IS
(fj, ^
II
I suppose be thou*
intimate friend of
friend of mine, thi
the man whom he :
mediately eat dowi
the different gentle
ed if it was true, ai
?ht was a very TT _
hi. *and Dot a HoUSe . P
it Bleaae wa. Salaries
meant. I im Auditor:
a and wrote to Columbia
imen and ask- 0ourier.
ad .f.t wasn't fl . t .
asses Bill Fixing jg|g|
of Treasurers and Big
l special in the News praf
'here was another fetS
on the bill to fi-s- fcfnw
I Pa
Grl
itent Leather
ill Metal, (xln
? ^
s, Tans,
zp. K mi
true to send me ar
read these affid
ion at the|campaig
years ago. Just n
ing of this cainpai
I had ^something
Mr. Avery Patton
i atlitlavit. I Balarie8 of a
avits at Un- er3 Gt the \
n meeting two ^ill as
ifter the open- tinallv pass
gn, just alter was Bent to
to say about The bill i
and his wind- | raakea the
lUclitors and treasur \Mff\
various counties, but inTM
amended last night
\rt ^
ed third reading and id h
the Senate. vin?
n its amended form
following provisions
ga
TOO, . . .
HiHSnCBGHBDi
. Etc.
mg-up coiminseioi
matter is brought i
uor is from Greeuv
Pacton is from Gi
of the witnesses ar
ville, the corespoi
News and Courier
u, attain mis .
? ,, as to aud.tc
?p. 1 he Cover- ... ...
ille, Mr. Avery 4OO0^
, $1,400; An<
eenville, botli .
* ber^, -$1,0*
e from Green- u , ,
i . < rpL Beaufort ,$ 1
ident of The ,,, ,
. , ^ Charleston,
.a from Green- $u)80. tre
1 . * ?xl
>rs ana treasurers : \a
3, $1,200; Aiken, F^Jq
ierson, $1,800; Bam- ?jjM
50; Barnwell, $1,300; pp2
,3C*-Berkeley,$1,200; gS
$"* 200; Cherokee, P g
asutoi, $1,200 ; Ohea- \ ,/]
|3.5(
-fit in3
4.O0
E.
? 5.00
fcgiS
vino, XVI ^ lit/ il,l/ I
this campaign of 1!
the Governor and
bo mild and I wan
?his witnesses an
Paiton of the wir
mission, all from
at i
ler, $1,20(
103 here comes ^
liis?I waul to
Glarendon,
it to be polite $1 400. Da,
<1 his appointee ohe?er> ?
idir.g-up com- Flore
Greenville. 41 onn$1,200:
Gre
i ~ c . i ^
); Calhoun County, \m
Jhesterfteld, $1,080; ? I
$1,100 ; Colleton, ? 9
rlington, $1,300; Dor ylj/
080; Edgefield, 1,200,
$1,350 ; Georgetown, ^
cnville. $ 1,800 Green )\ J^j
Willi
I The
ams - Hi
Store that Keeps
\g\m Co,
Kverything
mm
Sp
Em
_
i uiu iiuo <11 ran
ter, because [ ]
presented any wh
the capacity of a
and the people of
ter this thing was
when 1 hardly had
U7?tr if-. ( nrnirn mu
i cm iiiia'naii- 1 wood, $1,-'
Have never re- | Horry, $1,5
iskey house in ( Lancaster,
sales a??"t; I Laurens,
Greenville, at- t200;Mai
circulated and j $j,080; Ne'
I time to a"8 1 nee, $1,08(1
1 ft onn ~
QO; Hampton, $l,0S0;
!(>0; Kershaw, $1,080; ^ S
$1,080; L-e, $1,080; $0
$1,300; Lexington,
ion, $1,300; Marlboro,
wberry, $1,200; Oco- ^
?; Orangeburg, $1,500; }gmKm
a Man Wea:
rs.
IKf]
IlijJ
1 A
wmmm
maBammosa: wtmammmmK
votes for Goven
summer Ansel w
those people for t
between him and
allies and newspa
dent. He will nc
noliticn.il v. hut ho
UUuoj AW,"ww j 1'ickons, $ 1
ior; anil this 300;.S ?lu(iu
rill answer to $2,400; S
he conspiracy $if200; "V
his Greenville York, $l,6<
per correspon The bill
it only answer I ^jie aU(jitor
will also ans- 1 * <? '
1,080; liichland, $2,
i, if 1,080; Spartanburg,
urnter, $1,600; Union,
Williamsburg, $1,200;
30.
further provides that
b aud treasurers shall
60V. R. B.
Of N orth Carolinj
fiOWAN'S-PNEUI
, GLENN
a., Says About
ttONIA CURE "=?:
ake it a rule never to recomi
medicines until I have my?
? *.?
wer to me as a mi
be he Governor or
may.
"Here is the le
dent, from Willii
Son :
11 r>. i mj
sun nave
in, face to face, their usual
be be what he
At tlrnefl whei
when you her
tter, Mr. Presi- thin# right aw
am Lanahan & &&?
ely do the ve
I torma under o
a o tc\f\o i **'
me ngiit to collect
fees.
a you dont foel ja?t right,
o a bad h'?omach take ho in oray
and that will aHeist iniimething
that will atimnlate
something that will positiry
work that the stomach per
rdinary and normal oonditi*
THE GREAT EXTEf
For Coughs, Colds,
and Chest Ti
blaming to th
used for PNE
DCU I
^NAL REMEDY "n
Croup, Throat for <
roubles^- itati
it tc
a people?especially the childn
UMONIA and throat troubles
urieu iiinii, ?h mere are a great
y in the land that are perfect
[in, bat having tried your Cure
'olde, nore throat and other inmatory
troubles, I have no beaon
In cordially recommending
> the public, for I think it a
en. I have known of its being
with marvelous effect. It ia
'Dniuuiurc, mu
"Hon. Cole L. 1
''Newberry, ?
"Dear Sir:?Eo
you en affidavit, <
before a notary ]
, /vug- u. 1V\JV. onu, Honmuiiu
j. ce?t to do thi
ileasO, digeataat like
; r; is a aoientiflc
i^jth natural
closed we hand ft
Each dose vi
duly executed grains of good
public, Stating
H ma: win mat* tne rood di- j 1
h you must take a natural 11
Kodol (or Dyspepsia Kodol 11
preparation o( vegetable acid I
di^e* tents and oontain the I
iund In a healthy stomach I
II digest more than 3.ooo II
food. It ie sure to afford I
it digests what you eat and I
take, Sold by all druggist* I
who pleasure
I can way a wo
For Sa
mat l give yon this testlmoni
?rd for your Co., I will do so wi
ile by All Druggists, $1
al. Anytime in the world that
thont hesitation or reserre. j
.OO, 50c and 25c.
mJ
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