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9 41 UNDERWOOD SWEEI CTATC mo Ql "in Just before his depai Underwood gave out tli ** ing statement: miTr "I ani more than pi llill I AL-? -'" if nf Mntwlav'n nl THE LANCAS' rture Mr. tartly announce tha ie follow- adopt his claslficatio grades. Not satisfied leased wlth|1 nouncement he has ex loetion. Mv 1 fAmiinatinn to Dush rER NEWS, APRIL 10, 1 t they would Spring ] n of cotton Indiunapoiis News, with their an- There is so muc pressed his de- things that the m his bill in the weather predictio: 914. S= SLEEP Dt :h spring in many D1AI lost pessimistic I KAB^I is cannot discour- \ STURBiftu BLADDER W (ACHE-RHEUMATISM, I * f EAKNESS QUICKLY VANISH - - . s 01 hiL IUI\ 01 Congressman for 20 Yea umphs for Higher P IT WAS A GREAT ] | in I I CII? 1 tTOUIW V/l ?ftvux.w/ ~ W, friend* aud the Democrj bama, deserve all the ct none of the credit to irs, Tri- do however, feel that thi I aiif.es my contention th lace. duty Is to stay on the attend to business. "I desire to express n R \('F to [>eol>'e ?' Alanar splendid support. I rene to stay 011 the job and d edu'l tike 8enate' thus forcing myself II ? n,ne S?verum?nt a result Ju8-jcar,,er date than they at n trau s securing for the farr job and benefit. Senator Smith Is ay gratitude behind a bill requlr aa for their States to provide the w my pledge'with samples, showln o all In standardized grades. l"~ evivet trade to which them to adopt age us. although tb grades at an accompalned with t Intended, thus are awakened by tl Qers Immediate and there is all di: winter and summ<: the man who is b t th_ volc? Ing the United botwteu lhe vo,ce cotton farmers and the voice of i ig them the moreover the ossei Knowing the jn(!r Qf spring itsel his cotton be- tu ese predictions are Ere^KJVlost ruth and snow. We pmd Keli le birds these days. Do?ei (ferenco between > in the difference Backache, t of the alarm clock rheumatism, a i bird. There is, inactive kidne . . , . out the impuri ice of the awakekn pure, and the If in the sensation premanently a Mf Mio r/MiKloe te puffereri the blood, ef After A Few a t i i bo sure, ? Are Taken lasting, are * mi the use of irinary disorders, ana V day for re caused from weak, trot is re? ys, which fail to filter ca* of ba ties and keep the blood am\^ing b only way on earth to com^^jue nd positively cure such conditio!^ romnvA tk<* rniKf* It j?i t lw and drive it out of tnsj so positive, so quick and > the results obtained frona li Croxone, that three doses a few days are often all quired to cure the worst ckache, regulate the most ladder disorders, and over* numerous other similas most wonderful prepara* His Hat tie With llobaon Xation-Whle Interest? Little Campaign'"* Montgomery, Ala., April 1 o'clock tonight with returns counties with a total vote o ally 70,000 votes, the Demo* * V* rnii t?hnil t tho Sir. to ' | my power 10 couhbho \ Attracted of *'ie people of Alabi Nation." -Hid Mr. Ilobson also made to the public before hi He said: At 10 ! "Please say to the liqi from 114 ?r America that we ha> I Run to fight; that t f practic- | have (^one can never be i cratic pri wo will meet tlioiu aga yesterday battlefield of Alabama si ama and thelloiifcs l farmer can tin i the price of his cotto a statement He v ould not have tc s departure. I C the cotton buyers j causes for a just-auor Interests mj.ihet price, re only be-1 Only last Friday t he work we Una Senator secured indone; that sent in the Senate tc In on the Sue; cotton future trad ind on a quires that contracts - " * t, an know exactly "l ? " * ?<= n should bring. We many discovei > take the word awake that snow as to the many snow (lakes arc ci Uttle-below-the- . . that do not seem t he South Caro- came from or wht unanimous con- and in spite of th '< 51 bi!I spring is in the air ing. This bill re 1 ? , for future de- So far- >'ou rkf HnHvorv with 1 ing; but the sun s v cm i v/* v*to vuuo. *iuuu?vj, ia %v 'after we aro The new dis is falling, but the con^'t'?j , the very rool pheaioral creatures soaks rjght in o know where they active kidneys, jre they are going, linings; cleans e snow the feel of ? ,s and ?lan solves the po stances that 1 spring is all a feel muscles to s< bines and the snow cause rheumat icovery, Croxonc, cures tion cver^ ns because it reaches is entirely ts of the disease. It remedies, ito the stopped up, in- earth to c , through the walls and prepared tl i out the little filtering siblc to ta ds; neutralizes and dis- tcm withot isonous uric acid sub- You can odgc in the joints and of Croxon* rratch and irritate and first-class tism; it neutralizes the arc authoi Lade -for the purpose. It t1 liferent from all other There is nothing else on omparc with it. It is so hat it is practically imposkc it into the human sys- r it results. obtain an original packap? c at trifling cost from an> drug store. All druggists ized to personally return " r?ri.*o if Croxone fails to shows the following total so United States Senator?Ui 34.478; llobson 23,004. Short terra Senatorshij 19,278: Rushton 12,264. Governor?Comer 25,560, eon 17,594; Kolb 13,366; ! 369. Oscar Gray, according to received, here has won evei In the First Congressional ^ r* \\r T ?re: l hundred other battlefield idcrwood expected under God's p be ir; the battle when )?Whit? sixth States ratifies the 1 1 vition placing Nationa Hender-I in the Constitution of t Seed 11,- States. It will be a flgl j bitter end and I look f retain.?; The fight has just began y county i Representative iiobsoi District j if his statement mean "i'"- ?*- nronosed to return to A and Iliac ?l> li>ery mum .. rovidence to In the department c the th'tty- standard. Taken rlobson reso- with Senator Smith' 1 prohibition the farmers will reo he United Smith himself says, "i lit to the the sale of their eottc or success In the face of the i." v hicb do not at all 1 was asked whole of Senator Sn t that he the farmerc, we have ilabama and j sentiments r.s those e >f agriculture goes and we can in conjunction if there were s grading tests us we sjloui,j ] eive as Senator liere jjy ti,e Very s] a square deal in ^j,at j8 a|)OVe and )n-" A The ejirth of coun facts above, (jone by tj,e g^y, j constitute the sen(j forth growin crlth s work for ^at carth, to about the sw*1'* Thus spring meet xpressed by Th" ^jie g^y aU(j ajr ? "! 7,lK,'" "" ! 3V?Lb > nothing else to and cleans ot know that spring is stopped up, 1 pedal shade of blue filter and sifl about the earth. ?e is not to be outtuid as it begins to g things, we know | o, is full of spring I s spring, and from I and earth it gets | io longer nineties me i??e pu.v..? ranes of the bladder, give desir it and strengthens the how old y< ifeless kidneys so they suffered, c t all the poisons from cure you. HOT TIIN nl results, regardless of ou are, how long you have ?r what else has failed to /IES I over t * ?? * cept the home county of th date. The race in the Sixtl has been very close, with W. bead leading until the fin a tonight, which show that (1 won the nomination oy a m: from 2no to GOO. Dent, in ond Blackmon in the Fo' Clayton in the Third appe safelv nominated for Congr minor State oflleers are still at candi- j make the fight againi t District Bankhead for election to B. Bank States Senate. 1 returns "Sufficient unto the liver hai evil thereof." was the < ijority of TUB PASSING OF I the Sec- Washington, April 7 urth and Underwood's election to ar to he front Alabama will not oss. The Democratic House leader in doubt March 4, 1915. Meantin . . 1- _ I 4 .. 4I..? Vnrtli 3t Senator 1 .aureus Advertiser, the United the nucsUon is "Up t '"The farmers of day is the have heen demandlnf luoted reply they he given adeqi IORSON. tion In the governmer .?Oscar W. manded that the far i the Senate office. A tier contlr change the they Anally succoedec ship before farmer, a student of le Represon- J United Slates Senate Pirniinn h-is I :l lnrte majority ovei We agree uia. jnto our gygtems u .0 the Farmers SprjnR in insid< South Carolina jvjot |je|ng able ' f?r ypars that Ri?g> or to shine late represent.!- 8^y sjji,lft( 0r to 1 it. They have de i)ioolU8i WG expres mers he put in w|tiiin us In varit ipnl agitation an(j we puild ho 1 In lnnding a see,j an(i we clean farming, in the Sprj?g hats. Tiler electing him by Qf SprjnK than the several niipnt\ n.| tho nmifHtv ntil we feel that all ) of ua. to sing as the birds > as the sun and the 1II bloom as the earth s the spring that Is >us ways. We paint uses and we plant houses and we buy e Is no surer note ( sound of hammers with which thn ir This Void Town is a frCdgS-i-1. r Coming In many instances tne mior? ner.ator.al and gubernatorl.i making the count slow. The tween Rush ton and \\ hito short term senatorohip appc close, with White somawlu load. TWENTY YEARS SER Birmingham, Ala., April W. Underwood. Tor nearly Representative of the Ninth >!"-l 111 < 11*5 l.ii-no niu.iiDii w. >W... 11 eont"?t eeourod what he says ar ! race be- enough pledge to assur for the Democratic leadership i ars to he to Mr. Underwood and tl it in the ship of the ways and J mittee if the Demlcrats VIC'F tro' ?' ^10 H?U8e ?' ^ gress. J.?Oscar The Alabama electior 2 0 years passing Representative Alabama the coming of William ] e more than strojiK candidates. ' e him the there and he has serv n succession well The questio lie chairman- hence will he, are th< deans Com- him there as a rewa retain con- and as a representatl' le next Con- tural interest or art kick him out to maki 1 marks the lawyer-politician? A Hobson and people of the towns R. Thinkhead him to stay there and rhey put him r,.prf>8sji)ie dafiod ed ttieir interest proumj not mo n a few months ^|10 rapidity with jy going to keep appear. The sun rd for his work drying the pain ve of the agricul fei,ce8 and trellis > they going to jng tjle jeaves on e place for a majority of the ? are willing for [ It wRl be up to flnoiH'a t)lP ri 11 # vz JP^Bv\ ils spring from the re remarkable than wnlch new houses is Almost as busy t on our shining work as lie is coaxthe trees. i District in the lower 1 Con press swept the State battle with Congressman 1 Pearson Hobson for norai the United States Senate, inR to toniKht'B returns fro terday's Democratic primar Hobson conceded the victo rival candidate before noon although returns still were plete tonight. yt.? ,1 ?n.i>AA/l *a nnmln louse or in his place. rvir. uani in his son of Senator Bankhea Richmond the speech that placed nation to wood in nomination for accord- dencv at the Baltimore < m yes- WILSON CONORATUI. 1es. Mr. DERWOOT ry to his Washington. April 1 i today Wilson tonight telegrap ! incoin- lows to Representative Underwood who has jus iHr?n tr>r- nated United States S tnPttQ 18 me (lie (.irumiy [icuifio w id and made tlon. If they decide i Mr. Under- should have no furtt the preal- make." ;onventIon. ATRS UN- TO TIIK KN'DS OF ?President lied as fol- the ends of the ei Oscar W. dear, t been noml- To th* ends of l,?? ei enator from From the writhing s; jgainst him they ler complaint to jjr i?y~ THE FAHTH. irth for you. niy gjgg^p irth for you; 1 -r, u amis in the ?iei- ktfKS hat the hens a Hatches ;ch better if' > r#? in nerfectr wzjrfjf p^I jpl I ^>1 H i>tr. uuuoi wuuu o mlnated one of the most si political contests In the li the State. With the exce a whirlwind speaking tour the Christmas holidays the ful candidate's campaign \ ducted by his friends. On chief claims for recognition candidate advanced by Mr. wood's friends was the ch Representative Hobson was >ectacular Alabama for the long te ilstory of "My sincere and lieai ptlon of latlons. Now for a Irlu during pletion of the sessions'? 5 success- i The President told fr vas con- g'*at'fled at Mr. TTnderw e of the : He had refrained fror for their himself previously In Ifn Under- plan of not interfering arge that contests except in nls s neglect- Mr. Underwood will ser ? 4 ? fl.vttriA n ? ? i f lio nrocntit rm: mvp *ty congratu- W1f>re wind drif mphnnt com- _ sudderlng gat t program ,f ~? tfie cloud swept p lends ho was Throngh the reptlleci ood's success jungle lands, n expressing ar Kaunt w io with Ms P01*' star Ktni In primary T<> ?? y?d? of the e, W me ifthe T" ?" ??"'<" ? r.mrr. ^ pt- Thomas Mci*ella t? by wit!. 3 condition. lp. ' r oaks of bfiro; ffw> I swamps of tlio astos whore tlir* JPOllltFy 'HV^ pays big th foryo,r- my\ It prevents arth for you, ens the app nd Steverrrsmi. digestion. 99 S0S. || a ml Regulator j I e year 'round. | disease, sharp- i t Now ii etite, improves ; I iTou'll get more- 3 I have now is the time for you to at Oil Stove is a "Florer 1 order to make room for m< coming in, 1 am going to ma 9? id buy an Oil Stove 1 ice Automatic." < \ , *o v jre oil stoves that ke a reduction 011 ing his <1 uties as a rongrf conduct the campaign. M entered the senatorial race two years ago. IT" visit every county and town in In stump speeches he char opponent with having t fluenced by the "liquors i Tie also charged that c< Influence was behind the of Mr. Underwood for tl iiential nomination in 1912 ^SHinail IU Jmunr unv>> v.?o [r Hobson pires March 4 101 F? an nearly for majority leader to .od nearly is not expected to mnrer the State, other year. Kod his 1 >een in- Make Your Candidate T Interests.'' Stands, irporatlon Progressive Farmer, campaign Every time heretofon le presl- have sent candidate to All of ture from our county." r! the contest succeed Irfm lalfze for an- MONEY T( _ ? 1 am now prepare efl Where He ... to negotiate loans < wards on first unortg O rhat we cotton farms In L*n< the iJegfsTa- ^ng time, repayabl said a public stallmenta at 7 pe _ ? No nomnLtssloD c live egj stronger chi ) LOAN. /**w. ?r. ?*. d, as heretofore, ^ >f *3 00 and up- Mu* sabsiii; age on Improved ^ ,Va yeil :anter county, on e In annual In- I FOR > r cent Interest. ; I barged. Only a ? I , ?mure anu icks* the "I tt.OQ. U lb. pail, ft-50. n Guaranteed WCOk. ney Back. let; iaxitt om Pratt*. 28tll. >0 prmr illuatmt+d price, SALE IIV ness. >nnlllA r*Am AOUVf Florence Automatic" of 10 beginning March 22nd, th Now is your time, for one for I can't take that price f Don't miss it, for if you c per cent for one rough March the * // week onlv at this * or a regular busilo you have lost. A.' the charges were depled b <ierwood. The activities of the disl candidates attracted Natlc terest In the outcome of maries which was first known today when Mr. He - following telegram to 5 wood: "Accept my congralulatli your nomination. An the y Mr. Ln- spirited citizen to the i day. "we have been buy tingulshed poke. We didn't know >nwide in- stood abont anything. Ii the pri- dldate seemed to think definitely purpose to keep the t^son ?'nr knowing where he stood dr. Under- let them know." I "But we are going I ons upon that this year,'* he wen Demcratic know who's going to he ?**? Hut nno thin-? STTFP he f writer yesi^r- ? i*ng a pig fn a sn?a-ir fee for furnla wfiero ** #? n fart, a rati- w : ft Uis mfef * nople from' fnatead oftti< ? ? oHangr all SOUTHEBH ] t on. -r rfbn't _ our Senator. From**- Carrier ?as got to toll ihloic abstract of Bennett-Terry E. WTHEE, i Bros.. E. B. toroey-at-Lnw. W. Sistare an > fnfc & Merrai \ Springs. RAIKWTAY. . of th?-floattk ? urn tr"i CO.. " ??? I Marcl Roddy & Co., K. \ id Springs Hanks A itilto Co., Hitatth I Mil I r 1 \ / > " ' * r ' 7 t jrtiro rrvifrn i the 22nd through March 2fc J. B. MACKO ? r <sTfr\ i < , ?, CI A Mr K CTTl i. Yours. n RELL I B d rAi T\rrv nominee you can coum loyal support In the electl "RICHMOND P. HOBS Second only to actlvltlc nectlon with the long tor torial race was the .inter* outcome of the contest for term and the four-corner Tiatorinl fight. Returns indicate Frank of Birmingham, has won t U pun 111/ ?'?v ? on. the people where he at -r*M *ot to us ptatfoi It la to be hoped thr >r, In con- thouannd counties in th< m sena- feellnR the same way. ?r.t In the need to eive less atten the short ins candidates and nior ed Ruber-i selecting them. TIave a form If possible, but if S. White I that, at any rate make he nom- ate for the I.eRislature nnds. He has Pro- PAS8EIT?ER THAI if voters ? Train? arrlv? L*i P/n, ? ^ Iti?Yorlrrille Our farmors lat?rmedl?le at r,on to Hert- Nq n3;?charlesto * attention to intermediate i county plat- m you rair't Kct N<J 114_JyArion, I everv candid- lc<te and Inte, Klvo his views 1;35 IN SOffiSDlTLJEf. inti icaster- from.' . Rock- Hill and atlons 8:31 a. m , n, Columbia and stations lh-:05 55555!? llacknburg. Char mediate afca*Ioat>. /|y ^ILYYOWVLI\ LIKE' i i >0 LiMilV^nO 1 O I 1 > > <f M t ;uT rHE DEW." *T ? *irf J V ? IV 1 1 Bk. {nation to All the unexp of the late United States er.h P. Johnston. Hi opponent was Rr.y Runhtoi gomery and later reports the present aspects of the A run-off primary in th torlal nomination fight ton ed inevitable. Former C Comer, aparently still h rality but R. F. Kolb of y n..,i ehnrinu Henderson of I'.ron term on nil suen ? Senator week, and then voto To s nearest in" to whether his pta 11 of Mout- or poor, may alter ; The oniy rPai test fa situation, candidate stands on tl o gubcrna- fftr ti,P upbuilding of t tight seem- th0 state. Wo have- lov. B. B. want to see more farmi ad a plu- jslature. hut wo had [ontgomory constructive, progressl Troy, wore Mm?? thnr? a stanitmit. ' ?u *????. is0l 117?Columbia t him accord- intermediate st tform is good Timins leave Lan No. 118?KlnRviUe as to how a Intermediate si lose measures No.. 113?Rock 1 lie ooontv nod Dfarion, Charlott< aid that we stations, 10:01 nrr. in the T/eK- n?. 114?Kingvllle rather have a leston and intc ve lawyer any 1:35 p. m. imnroKressive ,No. 117?Rock H . KingHvme a no atl?nR, 7:4ft p. an. ! caster H Bg i, Columbia aad I :aUous, 8:31 a. m H , (1 Lil? Blaekaourg H 5 and Intermediate > a. m. i, Columbia, Char- B xwnedlate station*, I Ml, YorkTllle and | Bux^ IE TROT! The value of paint can only be i A building painted with Keg L 1 paint ftever looks * 'ell, and the | about PA neasured by the length of satisfa< ?ad and Oil Hand-mixed Paint results from this class of paint &i INT X :tory service it gives. : or ordinary ready* re never satisfactory. running close behind tht candidate. A full coun will be necesary to asoer will oppose Comer in th primary. May 11. Returns indicate that tl resentative in the lower Congress who has been d renomination is George of the First District. O. of Choctaw County ha .. . ? J -.11 ? > loading farmer We have know it probably legislators who bad be 'tain which pervatlve and "set fn tl e second ,j|d niore harm to the 1 ests than anybody else ie only Rep ture. house of lefeated for Trp to the F? W. Taylor Orangeburg Times an< L>. Gray Senator Smith has i s a sub- farmers of South Tart In ovnllaltlp a* a a. _ n some farmer intermediate a come ultra-con j N. B.-?Schedule frefr wava** and" Hshed as informal farmer'* inter-- not guaranteed. , F frr the r,e*fs??- to passenger faree. W. B. CAUT W. B. McGBCE t Demoerat. W. H. CAFFF served well the * >Ttna tn the na tationn, 7:48 p. n> H > flgurw are pub4on only and uie B| 'or Information ur ate., call on HKN, Agent. <? A. O. P. A . Columbia. S. 0. I nr. d. p. a.. sfooc Charleston, S. C. ? | **Tha Id a short while your property To use cheap paint is a waste Don't waste your money on v Remember, painting is an invei f the test of time? ?" MACl r will look a* if it had not bee t of both paint and labor, tnknowa untested brands, ttment, not an expense?therefoi J>1 ' . ...... >ir pain a painted for years. e uw the paint thai W/ * TP "It* K,na I Manual ;eau huwiUHIK figures. The three other new from the State apparent Judge K. It. Almon of f reeding the late Riprese Ham Richardson; Qeori ton of Jefferson County Oscar W. Underwood an Oliver of Tuscaloosa. Richmond P. Hobson. Congressman Rlchmoi u?.v?innnai nenate. ne. n member, who rhatten Congressmen ^pQrt of tbe departn Lly will be;ture R year or so ago lolbert, sue- R jOWPr1ng of the ] ntatlve Wll- j through the erroneot 50 Huddles- thfl department. , succeeding j|?> |g the name mai id W. B. Senate vote forty-sb nacoedlng dollars In order to te? of the different gradei nd Pearson doyvlhetao etaol etai Wjw, JT7U 1TJ- f Lancaster ft C S 2 * **2 is Mt1mat? of WEST! n who made the r thousand* of Lt. UuttMtor. .. , It the true ralue Lt. Pftti Lawn. .. r of cotton. This Lt. BaaeomTille. Din taoln In nn Lt. Rtehburg... >' v ?? riu Iheator Ry. Co. I st Not. ftth. fcfc* ? Time. W ??* IB' Co., L BOUND f:00???:lli J 4:ftO??t:tSi '*W, 9:47*?4:16i 6:5ft*?4:!0| * product of mora than forty years' expo: i guaranteed by the makers, PsasUs-Gi ouisvilla. Ky. *faitic fa/ntcov?ni mora more economical than at 11 i . rocc Aalcl IV t nrn rUeck Mastic PtUni U mndeofpui kulbwt witli Zinc Olid* in t)n con Li?nd OiL IL? formula i-.rr p m r - V i surface, lasts losfitrjoo^ ty other paint. It assures or beautifully illustrated book "Ho: /w inmi VMI9 a Wluta Ltd. ra-imfaread Mto met proportion*, and pur* appears on aver/ can. better, and la ' 100 % results.' mei and How to Paint Hobson today concerted tion of Oscar W. Under' Alabama long term In States 8enate tho con' made before the receipt returns from yesterday*! primaries held througho Both Representative Underwood left Birmin for Washington. Mr. went by way of Orlando will snend a day the noraina- absolute no baala wood for the c0tton Ex oh an fte exo.< the United ,he .,lOTft grades thei eeslon being ^e farmer* of the So of complete ro^OTli fln(j con*equ? B the profit for the col ut the State. Senator Smith 1* Hobaon and ma(jp the New York gham today , "Tt! FrW?k?e?..*II 'with Mr*. * ??Old 8U?d?rd areneral for the trhlrty Ar. ChMUr. . . . ipt the fact that EA8T1 re were the lean Lr. Cheater uth got for their L.T. RleVjurg. .. rntly the bigger Lr. Ba-eouTllle. :ton buyers. Li~. Fort Lawn.. the man ? who Ar. Lancaster... exchange volun- Connections?( ? era, ceab^ard an< jo** of Appetite western Rallwayi strengthening tonic, _ ?!0r* k*wn? Railway. .7:4?a. ,6:16J xagn BOUND. iVl??7 ' JhtiUr, with ioutl! UfiS a Carolina A Nartb H^XI h Seaboard Air Lin* ^er n," also color card, showing 45 ns specify Mastic Paint, and > look attractive tor yeara tc coi NCASTER HARD LANCASTER, S. color combinations. <'fl 'our home will ' mo. 9 W? WARE I * I Underwood and her fat Woodward, who is aerl _ tI UKUVn !> IASir.l,E!?CIIl [.Her. J. H. Malaria ami hti)M? i*n ?Jir iously ill. | tu<i sure App<(Uvf. I 01 ad JO ill iwni\., UNTri uui nynlern. Aiructonic| LUDCMW, Will ul.s urtchilUieu 50c. A. I i Southern Railway ( ?. McLURE. Supt. & /