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8 LANCASTER PEOPLE HEAR CANDIDJ i sunds who round verdic oaths and should these vor Uoen thus lightly set aside ITrQ ttfr. Pollock then took i ^ [A pro, which he said had THE LANCASH ts under ! individual shares wou diets ha* e forty acres, and so on ?" generation, which wo H> tha ne- them out of doors, been the Senator Smith told 1 [*KR NKWS, JlTliY 1?)1 Id have been j^jrxseM lis joke at the ' ? . . rnrr sarr-r. 14. i iiif m >?> ^fS $ ANN k m H IR,,r "r"; n 2923 III IS .: > : : . OUNCEMENTS ^ iary Election in Lan- ^ lister County. ? (Continued from Page On< James Sottile. He would be better business financially." Jennings inquired or his 1: what the governor had done f farmer and the cotton mill "His pretentions of devotion poor man are a device to k< governor s one theme 8iu< ,ln.?rd of politically. Mr. IV that it was through his o in a rather tli^n those of ano Mr. {that the Jim Crow bill, learers separate coaches for the or the was tinall/ enacted into la I man. the man wiio wrote it," he to the also told hi:} hearers he wj it his man who ever asked for a ue he ..'as I expense of Mr Polio ollock lohl compared to the lilt wn efforts|that hud such a big<wl ttier man stop every time the vty providing J cause it was not big 1 two races the "blow" and the n w. "1 am 1 same time. Mr. Smith i said. He farmers how he, with i is the first , in this court house iny direct an- i nlead with them and ck, whom l.e : 4o b team boat Afil to : listle blew, i iflHi ^ enough to run || \|U'hiiie at tho RH ?T> if reminded the : l?| Inrvey Jordan, i laj C Lancaster, had I J fouzht for a sofutety BJkl Pure pgn jjy jyj i -agh ^ <v| I - . r MWS ' W/'. >' KBNGnn .?." IB] from Lanes 1UMB the Doinocr; MrDEIKU ? iust accompany all ?? o for this Column. mc >!?<: < :< >R SENATOR. ndidate for State Senator tster county, subject to atic primary, i. REECE WILLIAMS. OR SENATOR. vote," he told his hearers. "If jority of our people are proud record, lbi them send him t TTr.ited States senate. 1 have lltical record and 1 thank ( haven't, but 1 can't envy the gc his." Mr. Jennings then briefly si* his own career, saying he wa \ a ma- propriation for the coram of bis of the state, providing $11 o the better educational advant no po- and other legislation he hi dod 1 acted. vernor Mr. Pollod^, going ba< Excellency, the governor, letchcd encampment has been lost 8 born | cause of the magnificent e on schools 1 higher price for cottor 00,000 for did ill 1 over the South, ages. This next in the interest of ad had en- of wealth he\introdu ( prevent gamblityr in C( L-k to His he said, "that Vie he said, "The tion of the Soutlt was largely L eral law be put Tin t go of you. The senator explain l, just as; they U Makes! Fie told how the producers -?~? cod a bill to only a few minute jtton, knowing The driver's steed ?pe and salva-1 promising and Ii i that the fed- chances of getting liese robbers." negro told his wo od how this: thf* animal was an Home-Batang Successh s to catch a train. I looked very unn discussing the v/l^v/jfV to the station (he uld-be patron that | old cavalry horse j * iland tasy 55 3ej? ? E privileges t< crat. TY NEWS election to 1 , tives in tt IP CltKKK. election, su regulations candidate for the State qual -ights to all; special > none." I am a Demo11ARRY HINES. IEPRE8ENTATIVE. announce myself for reLhe House of Representale approaching primary bject to the rules and thereof. ? .> yvu.it> u^u on ti larm am there till he was twenty-seve then passed the state bar ex tlon and has since not only b* gaged in farming as he is tod has practiced law as well. ' want to know what 1 have dor clared Mr. Jennings, "write man in my town and even tho be the rankest Bleaseite, I am i nvni governor, uoie l.. mease, n. He ' they ignored his dignity ai ant in a- said that, 1 never knew ti fen en-; dignity. Though he 1 ay. hut "Nigger, nigger, nigger,' b 'If you doned uiore negroes than le," de- nor of South Carolina." 1 to any of the incident of the coi ugh he the governor's chauffeur, willing governor actually attempt lie saiu meant nam worn qn nd until he was a job," he said, le had any those senators, ninet; aas cried, , whom had never seen e has par-(grow, the relationship any gover- our pe p. If you d< n speaking just go u. d try it." nviction of : In answer to the rei whom tha times hear, that he is ed to par- one idea, the senator his part. "it and that's why h? "to explain to This gave the drui / per cent of he jumped in, gra a cotton stalk cried, "Forward, > of cotton to upon the horse pi on't believe it, and went off at a ing arrived at the nark we some- er called, "Halt, a man of but: again mindful of admitted the oheved. The mnn i got him cheap. Special to Tho mmer an idea and | Camp Creek sped the lines and many newsy d march!" where- j\lti\v communil , . . . . 'best efforts to icked np hip ears readers for a li lively pace. Hav- The rain hai station, the travel- heat has been " and the steed. ('reon bowin , ... spreading ins i early training, our ian{jH tn a i ilimnoH nnt fne- ' - 4 4 -- News. ' J. July 2.?Seeing so, ots from our thriving FOR I ty. I will put forth mv At the so! try and interest our nounce my* ttle while. 'House of 3 been plentiful. Theielerte(1 1 w excessive and General i*nake a faitl g his lovely head and ber- 1 will mass of arms over all Democratic II his realms of glory. COPELAND MASSEY. tEPREHENTATIVE. lioitation of friends, I anself a candidate for the Representatives, and if ill earnestly endeavor to ^ iful and an efficient memabide by the rules of the Primary. W. B. BRUCE. to leave the answer to him.'' Jennings concluded his ej speech thus: "If elect will not represent the f alone, though I am a 1 nor the lawyers, though one of them, nor the bankers, president of a bank; I will ki man or set of men, but will re tron nil * ?Vt ? Mayor don, "It makes a whole lo icellent ence whose uig is fiiud, v ed, 1 gored," said the speaker, armers mentioned how the gov rarmer, i agines that anything eve I am any department of govei though done against him, how wh sow no low citizen, Judge Jones, present of the judicial departme t of differ- charge. "I am a mt Hiose ox is | idea and we haven't He next; cither, but what conn ernor im- sun? Thank God I h r done by one idea just now, I rnment is | every department of o en oui ?el-ia man of but one id was bead ahead of my opp nt of the'didn't give you any at ' * - ?? IU. ... in of but one!sing the negro a but one sun you, boss, for t jr out of that driver said, "but 1 aven't got but thing." Sure em >ut It touches later the old man ur life. I am practice the lesso ea, hut still ! and having anothe: onents. They vey to the depo all." marching orders. fv,w wo- | i n? iuu'hi quarter. "Thank iHon was an iec he quarter," the I ra8ldence of Ml , ham, in honor done learn some-|MipB Myrtle. ough a few duys Eddie Robinso tried putting into largely attende n he had learned I''0 arc VPr>' 1 r passenger to eon- '"fH t, ?ave his horse Mrs. T. D. Breaking into a and daughters iciai event 01 me sea eream supper at the ' 1 \ and Mrs. E. D. Beck-! T . , of the former's sister, . .} "ercby and her friend. Mr. ^ .or J n. The occasion was Superintend d, as those young peo-' C'^SJ?r ^un jopular, and the bos- of the Dem f Mr. Beckham is ever ends. lv>|> Walker of Stoneboro T Lh'nlon _ | t i X {1111 & Cfi . Evelyn and Laura,, _ 5RINTENDENT OF EDUCATION. announce myself a cane-election to the office of ent of Education for Lanty, subject to the ruling ocratlc primary. V. A. LINGLE. >UNTY TREASURER, indidate for re-election to ' Crmnt.v Treasurer under / vu a<i in ioiu u ui lcu k) Ui o S HON. W. P. POLLOCK At the beginning of his Hon. W. P. Pollock of.Cheraw of his pleasure in addressing low citizens of Lancaster having been born just across I river," which little stream divi counties, but has never stopp boys from getting Lancaster g eu<ne. siaie, ne came in and ir the judiciary, hqw when speech, justice recommended theaj r spoke of another townshman of c his fel- I Ernest Moore, as specia county, hold court in Union, he synch's appoint him. "In addith des the he has gone in on the fie ed our legislature and mad'e a iris for | harangue, abusing its mei l'.Cl lO ruil j.ciciiiu^ ui nit: aia I the chief ?r bis opponents that [>pointment nothing against the s >urs, Judge j answered, "No, noth: 1 judge to job." refused to Continuing his stor an to that be bad been making f ?or of the ?f t-be bill he had lntr political regulation of cotton s rubers who recalled how he pietu iiuuieui 01 one j trot, tne ancient ! he had done , a rapid pace and jenator, Smitn about to pass the lug, 'cept his driver called to hi out back there, wl y of the fight got the last word.' or the passage "I put the crowc oduced for the ring," the senator peculation, he in it." he said, as 1 red the injus- 1 cotton legislation. <teed continued at RP""- tne week I the vehicle was MrM nnd?,M ' 1 ? . . Mrs. Pickett * station when its home of Mrs. V s passenger. "Fall Mr. E. C. lite folks. I've for- I waR ,he Kuest c Robinson, last . . Quite a nur I I represent in the attended a sine declared. "We're Mr. and Mrs. tie told more of his afternoon, narticularlv in r.-?. Mrs. Hovte -end with her parents,... . R. D. Beckham. n h m an Graham visited at the p V. G. Cauthen recently. Walker of Stoneboro ! week friend Mr" Edd!e' 1 hereby nber of yortng people ? ring a tthe residence of i T. D. Caskey Sunday to abide th Wells has returned! May 5, 1 overning the Democratic T. L. HILTON. rt SUPERVISOR. announce myself a candiounty Supervisor in the ectlon and pledgo myself e results thereof. H. H. HORTON. 914. wives, nor your boys from Chesterfield girls." Then lau at once into a discussion of Smith and Blease and the is: stake, he said, "Personally, nothing but \\m* kindliest and liest feeling fty- these gentlem when I examine the records c I find much that 1 cannot sty anil thuf I <tn nnt ulnml fnr " getting were trying to do their inchinc says he stands upon- his Messrs. will not apologize nor ex sues at says to you, in rendering 1 have of his stewardship (and friend-,he is your servant, you ar en, hut tors) 'You can't help j )f both Listen, men who followei ind for Jackson,, 'I've done as 1 fluty. Hu ?f throwing; on I record and table the hope and asj plain. He People. He told of t an account Ptwsage of his bill, remember through the senate v *e his mas- vote. Senato ^ourselves." how, in the house, Mr il Lee and state had ofTered a su please and a"^ read a dispa - - nmrntfitr ?>o .okL.L Lhe gambler's gard to the grac lirations of tin "If any of you aiv he triumphant work I'm doing, which went ton anil I'll nhow without a dis- it in the govern r Smith told he ended. . Lever of this bsttute for his NO NEW CA itch from the "PT.AflTl . A. . . home, after a ling of the staple, parents, Mr. ni s interested in the near Klein, come to Washing- ! Mr. and Mi you specimens of f,n<* children sj ... . , .. tiveR near Lan ment lahratories, ' HKA' Special to The Ur Heath Sprir IT! riTTfTT fl"D Mrs. W. C. 1 11'W days' visit to her pn ad Mrs. Will Cauthen.; j hereby rs. Oscar Funderburk ? 'k!*,hu . ^ , ... . visor, subje 3ent Sunday with rela- th DoniotJ.r caster. Til SI'HINCi. ? ~~Z ! I hereby ' . didate for i !m,? r7nr' ?n?!County Si bills and Ruth left R SUPERVISOR. announce myself a candle ofllce of County Superct to the rules governing atic primary. M. C. GARDNER. It SUPERVISOR. announce myself a can e-election to the office of ipervisor of Lancaster the senator, Mr. Pollock says, 1 not believe Smith should be again just because he has beei ed once and that he cannot f Blease when he says, "I'll d please and you can t help selves." He commented on tl ernor's statement that he neither defend nor excuse this *\/i yuu i'cin i nt?i|? yoursen. lie does gen tie uien, where are we elected Thus Mr. Pollock appei 1 elect- voters afterwards telling endorse high cost of fattening Sen; o as 1 He closed with a ringing your- law, order and decency, je gov- SENATOR E. D. SM would Before introducing the record. er_ ('ouiitv Chairman Stt My lion, "? nuivu drifting?" Sl>nate on Tuesday had tied to the cePl the Lever cotton 1 about the in the house for his ?tor Smith. sending the, matter to appeal for Ba'<l he supposed his not seen the mornrni IITH. they w? not have last speak- a pity t,lose Keatleme wi*rt ithat before they told y i sum uiui me * ? ^ ^ refused to acbill substituted \Sew <)rIeaj,s Au' own measure, Huvr ,he Sitt conference. He "H opponents hud NT?*W Orleans, Ji i? papers, else enf?i"cement today spoken. "It's ' One of the infectt n didn't know failure of new ou my bill was local health autli ? wu,iJiJWI I Thursday aft ? (stay with Mr. ; thorities Keem to i in Columbia, uttioii Well in well also tor a . Mrs. F. M. Mol Miss Pearl line 30.?With s.he a few friend: of a rigid quaran- evening of T >d district and the *??nor ?LMlpB Clover. Va. cases to develop, Mrs. Matilda lorities considered for a visit to - , , , vuuiuv, r?u ernoon for a week s ! and Mrs. C. II. Mobley p y* They may go to Barn-1 short visit to Mr. and ~ * Pqj ' I hereby rrenshaw entertained dldate for C * delightfully on the tQ th , uesday June .{0. in cratlc rlm. Peachy Gregory of l Cauthen left Monday j^qj her son. Mr. James * , UJCll IU IUC 1 'fllilJt. 1 ill M" T. O. BLACKMON. R SI'PERVISOR. announce myself a can'ounty Supervisor, subject ss governing the Demoary. J., CRAWFORD COOK. I SUPERVIKIOR. In reference to the new prltnar and regulations, Mr. Pollock t hearers that though not a n of the convention which them, he "did go to Columb stand shoulder to shoulder w men who wanted one vote foi $ white man iij South Carolina urged his hearers, not to be foi Blease's kavIite' that tho y rules occa8ion to thank the larg old his i for courtesy under d lember cumstances. He then pre formed jUnjor senator rfom Soutt ia and E d> gmith, who was gr ith the many hurrahs. "I have I p every what amused," began Sent " He "and will take occasion to aled by thing about the fifty poun e audience "'f?0" '101"'1' ?"d " iitlcult cir 8aid- Thes? lawyers 1 :scnte.i the b0^ aide* of the (,ues J arolina, Sp,.,.t'he h" eetel with The rank and nie jeen some- i ?!,ev"B Kd Sm,th has ttor Smith, *h a ?*te than any n say some-! u A exP,aln,n* ds of flesh !iVed a"d WOrked on v no?> f Via aaa/Ic, -x r ?i estroyed," ho the bubonic plagu< lave talked on w6ll in hand and ition and then Miction that but li declared. be experienced in of this crowd contagion, done more for W. W. Wilkins< ian in it," he the disease Sunda that having death of Charles the farm, he j ported as itnprovi ? situation hero Cauthen and f , .. Little Elizal ventured the pre- ^ of Mr and ttle trouble would entertained n stamping out the friends at the on the occasior . . , , nesday afterno jn, who developed M,BR E8telle iy following the Wednesday to Lundene, was re- . her sister, Mrs. ing tonight ?"? *. MP" I h??#?n visitlnf n .. ' i i nereoy a^lywm,"anCaS,ter- k Jate for C? jelh Williams. daugh- tn fh_ I Mrs. H. E. Williams ? number of her little t Heath Spring Hotel i of her birthday Wed- r^yi on- July 1- I hereby Bell went to Columbia dJdate fo/ spend a few days with nnrvisnr sn O. C. Croxton. ?heDemoc Griffith of Gaffney has J prnnHfnthor \fr P announce mysen a canalaunty Supervisor, subject alee of the Democratic A. F. HAMMOND. Ft SUPERVISOR. announce myself a canthe office of County Subject to tne rules governratlc primary. HOMAS H. BENNETT. were made to defeat him. The made rather in\the interest of elections in South Carolina Pollock spoke *of conditio Charleston, whither have "Italians, Greeks, ,Dagos and from every part of the eartl who have no interest in our reading from the roll of elu .u.c3|jive taken on. You don sy were much flesh pulling a bell c honest mil|Pi but my friend has > Mr. pen forty-three years ai ns in ' taken on a pound of flesh i eome oughbred hogs do, for he I scum bark. I've grown there, 1, men jf he's grown there, he do state, Senator Smith then refe b two, .1... i.. i-_-. u vu0 uccun tl t take on|trled to 8Uppiy them, ord over a needn't think because been in a jjttie education he coi nd hasn't ^.^ere. Many of them as all thor- privilege of academic *8 a razor- tlljH no more constitute I show it; lthan fruit jars constitt esn't." I "They say Smith dit rred to the price of cotton but he \ iw iurraer ana F"/n???uo were i He said people covery. a farmer had Twenty-seven ot ildn't get any-1 Industrial Home are denied tlip ?' America, when training. But L-undene were stc )s an education e?. are still at tl ite fruit. where they will I n't put up the!dai??er of infeetio: vas there when 1 The four bocki lopfiui or ins re- ZT'Z. " T. Twitty. Mrs. W .A. her inmates of the for a two weel of the Volunteers Mr. Ed Willi i Wilkinson and |mK be ,in th< lejre, Richmon ping when strick- | 8ions, was in i he isolation camp, j Master Pete remain until all has bee? __ . .Twitty for sev " lR pa8t" I Mrs. Dyehes s of which the v.o?- .ut-r pr> Hughe. Ir in Florida j announ <s vl.it to roll a Uvea. Magistrate ams of Stoneboro, who iRnhioi'? ^Virginia Medical Cold, the past two ses- I town Tuesday. j r Mackey of Camden I po .r- and Mrs- p T. j ! hGreby 0 JPT' A , date for \ entertained in honor Township, R MAGISTRATE. ce myself a candidate for of Cane Creek township, the rules of the Demoary. I. Q. COAN. R MAGISTRATE. announce myself a candilaglstrate of Gills Creek subject to the rules ward eight, of that "city, nai foreigners which almost any Saxon would have the same di in pronouncing that Mr. Pollot Such people, he declared, wt name sort as those brought Augusta to Aiken and Edgefie from Charlotte dowp to Foi and other places just within tb line, to kill tho ,?u niiii iif "i?u ueen eiec.u ines of ago without any political Anglo- spoke eloquently of tl fficult} of the Soutb, tn whose ii ;k worked so faithfully, re the God from tbe bottom of 1 'rom he declared, "that the !'d an(! bear their children is not rt by the money they havt ie state alRO iovjnR trihute to tl . O * ? bo six years Rhe went, up and was i alignment. | that had a hand in it tie farmers about cotton and 1 kno iterests he you ought to slap the f; "1 than* who says cotton is to my heart,' he was out working in love they the gun was as hot i : measured week. If some of th making out there they'd say i le mothers - J " A'ith the crowd Volunteers of Am You know | radius, were guai w about it and men In the empl ace of any man health departmen o high, unless n?rs being allowe the field when as they pleased, a is it was last Quired to report f ese men wero Places of amusem t was worth a were closed, but erica Home is the on the afternc rde.l today by 28 2. oy of the city F,~, t, only breadwind to go and come Special to The ind these were re- Flint Ridge, .of this coramu or inspection. All and rraps plpn ent in the area farmers are bi business houses, the grass. mil. nJi* ..nno . ui.-finy, 'governing >on of Thursday, July F<) NT RIIHJE. | I hereby ' didate for t News. 1 Township, , July 2.?The health ; ernlng the nlty Is very good, rain | ty for the present. The | I^O jsy trying to clean up j hereby _ I didate for the Democratic primary. JNO. L. CASKEY. R MAGISTRATE. announce myself as canMagistrate for Buford subject to the rules govDemocratic primary. JOHN A. CARNES. R MAGISTRATE, announce myself as a canMagistrate Of Oills , ..... . ..V. wi JlttMVt Carolinians, being led by 1 Chiccos and James Sottiles. get him (the governor) ou tether him down where he wil be heard of again," Mr. I'olloi gested. "I am here to tell yo you are standing for. You know who you are being lii with when you vote for G< : oouul on the farms. "I saw my o /incent havp the bloom smitten ' Let !\ beautiful face. I saw her 1 aD(1 cheerful in spite of trou 1 never . yQU haven't money en ' k sug- haven't men enough, to u what son desert the crowd he don t true to the doci tied up taUght." >vernor uv/i .<*> i>. puuua, jvi wn mother Biblical illustrations from her truth of this idea tin bright and would properly und< ble. And must come the way til lough, you He told of how Clod make her Noah and Abraham, belongs to. 1 never began to really trines she till He put on humai civilization began to r. smim gave were anoweu to < to prove the with the requlren it a man who chandiae be encas erstand others boxes. One merchi ley have come, tine zone voluntar tried Adam, ness through patr but that Ho save humanity OFFEK KKWAI n flesh. Then go' forward (iov Bleaks Proc :ontinue shipments miB? r^?ii?r, lent that all mer- and. Jone8? y, . Rent our count ,n rat-proof Why not c? ant in the quaran He advocates t 1ly closed his busi- Your Oeor*i lotic motives. a11, you voter? safe man to fo as to the differ tl? FOR NEKJRO. 'Initiation Calls for IRRI^AND V, wner? is KODinson | TownBhlp. lust not want to repre- tbe Democ: y in the legislature. nkscales for governor? rrrji he right thing. j hpr(,by a correspondent. J. W . ;dldate fo* hear ye him. he is a H|1| townR How. Yes. he is right toJJ8 enco between B. and M. KO>ernmg c E F?nr AST ARMED CAMP, j .With m? subject to the action of ratic primary election. ISAAC T. HUNTER. R MACJIKTRATR. announce myself a canMajistrato of Pleasant hip. subject ?o the rules he Democratic primary. H. W. MOBLEY. pudiuit. lrw.bT. iny thanks to the people Blease." Mr. Pollock, after of the open bar In the Cha Hotel, owned by James Sottile ber of the governor's staff, ask , Is Jim Sottlle and how Is Blea v nected with him?" He is a litt ed-off, mashed down dago If Governor Blease likes th people of South Carolina as >IA t'* * telling In rePly to the charges rleston P?nents that he had not do i, mem-iln restricting inamigratlo ed who he ha(1 Introduced the id 8e co*i- in the ?enate which had le saw- .duced 'n the house, and Italian. 'act that there was st e good 8,tion to it, he added to it well as ate- where he got the pr ii O/mil/1 h/> t?/v/vrv?n J I ? of his op- "The man who leglsla ne his duty got to walk the stony i n, he said ; he began, rising to gen entic&l bill as he pictured the lot been int.ro- i his trials and di in spite of "That's the fight I'n rong oppo- haven't got men enou in the sen-'out of it," he declare* omise that "Hut what's the us? tes for me ban Man, Dea oad I walked." Columbia, July iuine eloquence today received a of tho farmer. that on Monday at sappointments. Cullum. a negro w n in and you James Hendricks gh to take me County, killed him 1 emphatically. ded another foul < i wasting my of thfi tel?Rram M rl or Alive. 1.?The Governor telegram stating :9 P. M Floyd Mo 1-ondoD. Jul -?nt to I ho homo or "men'1 lhe lr" wlilto. lo Plck.no "p l",laf , . . . House of Lordi i. and to murder ad . ... *T . . downe. Union) :rime. Upon receipt .. ^ _ . . T . ? rj. . ? that as Ireian lr. John K. Aull, _ ' camn it was n or uancasb Find h Way to Avoid ^ess and ? , hereby ann Calamity. for re-eie< y 1.?When the bill to Judge of 1 ih homo rule bill came subject to second reading in the . Primary* b, the Marquis of I,ans-1 ( st loader announced j hereby d was one vast armed ; dldate for ooessarv to flnrl o vnv , Auditor of er county for their kind- A Mfefldence in the past, I ounce myself a candidate ction to the office of 3robate for said county, the rules governing the J. E. STBWMAN. OR U DITOU. ? announce myself a canre-election to the office of IiiinrriB >r fnnrt., ?V TIJi* j UUOSIl I L1M farmer or a good mill man an< him by making him a mem be Btaff?" After speaking of abusee of power on the part governor, Mr. Pollock referre< fact that within the three at half years Blease had been g< he had pardoned, paroled an muted more than twelve fa a goon "" ?' *>wb?ii?:u in i honor aR Senat?r Martin's bill ha r of his ?' waY- "I do not believi other 'ore'KDerR should come i of the is not enough real estate 1 to the ,he door 80 w? ean assin id one we've got before we opei Dvernor to riff-raff of Europe, d com- d'^ons iow are. the senat iundredi*? emphasize, it takes i uuu ume, | wn?n youre goi d the right , back anyway?" 9 any more He told of how. In n as there boll weevil convention I'd ahut he had declared tl lllate what ble was not the boll a the door "bear" evil. The law " Aa con- | demand might more j or went on | pressed as the law of e twenty-one I *nan." "I could talk ns to send rno ??treiary I mediately comm speaking at a State's executive h in Shreveport, that Governor BI< real trou- tions for a prociai weevil, but the Pickens and in th of supply and ot the state, properly be ex- Governor's supply and "the a rewkrd of $250 till nlrht tha the body of Flov< -o me uovernor, irn ? ... .. out of the thri unicated with the ... . . ? . _ ... .. w Unionists, thei tead with the result . , ? . . rive the ament aase wired instruc- . . . . ? . . ing and introd nation to appear in A . gard to the an e daily newspapers .. the operations - the duration o proclamation offers ,w? .... . Government o: for the delivery of ? ... . ? . ? . .. The Unionists 1 MoCuIIum to the r>atenin* calamity. The ' ^ refore, he said, wouli ling bill a second read-1 uce amendments Jto re- j hereby '.a to be excluded from didate for of the home rule bill, Township, f the exclusion and the Pr,mar5r. f the excluded aree. , he concluded, would 1 rules of the Democratic JOS. W. KNIGHT. K MAGISTRATE. announce myself a canMagistrate of Flat Creek subject to the Democratic T. W. PAYNE. rkprkhkntative. prisoners guilty of "murder, forgery, stealing, rape and every crime in the catalogue speaker said. "He has pardon? than any former governor s aside the verdicts of fourteei sand Jnrors in South Carolina the great Ood of the IJnivei into his body a better heart o arson,iyoftr8 10 "take a citizen o almost born American, and only < i, The ma'fe one ?f a foreigner td raor?lnot "taking any more land md set making babies by the car i thou- ^rjected the senator. H? l. Has in h,R own family, his fath rse put acres to his five c r given acres to each, how If f a native- senator exclaimed e me year to whereupon the answ "Qod is from a voice in the ci I, but He is could listen till ni ' load," In- Smith assured his he ? told how, expected to halt In hi ier had left behalf of the farmer hildren, or minded him of one o each child jokes. A traveling m nthufltastlcally, "herifT of Pickens er name back ?Just no the rowd, "And wo to be recognized a ght." Senator ?f three reputable arers he never him that he in dei b legislation in According to re , and thin re- killed with i t his very best night. Since that an once hailed of Pickens Count: i County, "dead or not a*re? to ?re la ono*uh of It the honif' *ul? i? him; or by proof citiaena that know F^rth of Jul id.'' Houtt port. Hesdrlcka poSui^ ft club on Monday limited to m time flheriff Roark CaI1 ?n local t r. han been search- v the second reading of the HorT"c bill itself. didate for tives, pledj m suits of th f Excursion Rates Via tern Rail-vay. . tickets on sale to all F<1 iouth July 2, 3, and 4, 1 hereby Idnlght July 7, 1914. didate for icket agent for details, of Magistn iT. M. CAFFEY, ship, subj DIy. Pass. Asrent I T i/. , ki?u<uir in announcing ieorge W. Jones as a canthe House of Representating him to abide the ree Democratic primary. MANY FRIENDS. It MAGISTRATE. announce myself a canre-election to the office ite of Indian Land Townlect to the rules of the D-l?~ hlna a better head than tbes< b thou- j1,1 lurn nao na<1 nve ch ildren, the J a hack driver and to Id him he had j 'n& 'or the negro with a poflfle. | j.g Cb&rlMtop, 8. C. r M unary. D. K. HALL. i