Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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So register at onci CONDITIONS. pkI hiitriin #?n .Inlv ISth f? votps ;n trading. ad- v GOOD CHANCE $ e and GET BUSY % for cuprv S ppnte' ^ Any i x y come a ?|> Having ?|> chants y the eon without child under sixteen years o Contestant by either tfoinj a friend i^o in their behalf informing them that they < itest. Their names will th any < ost whatsoever. i age may oe; in person or to all the liior- H|| lesire to enter be entered 4 J' fcLl worth purchased or paid in on accoun y child entering the contest mu vgistered at each of the stores r. The names may be entered i .t< st. hat i member that you ar ar.i until your name has been child under 10 years of age is e ii ] t)w frv??*k1?> t ist have her or hi.s v and will receive a it any time during ?* e not a full-fledged JE* entered at all the Jt X ligible to enter the $ iiiiniluir /-?1 \rrtfna ^ Enrol Contest your pi costs IK outfit \\ they ha II the Dailies of your ehildrc winch is given through thi regressive merchants. Do ithing. The child who wins ill be the happiest child in ve to do to win the prize is t< n in this great ? generosity of 3S5* it at onee. It i?t*1.5wjl this handsome Laneaster. All 3 gather up the ? y' :lie> o! ' i 1 > No ( f 4: i ember i r,th !'.?! !.'will secure tl '?iy tree. votes to fk* counted must be ei ber l "i. child of employes or member ( F firms giving the contest will the contest. >flicial or buyer for any public i ^ it.;_ a. a. vi Pony and Outfit itered before 6 p. ? )f immediate fam- A I be permitted to X nstitution can par- jT y coupons ? The pri coupons ? Hei ? which are given out at tb ze is worth striving for. G >. Ask your friends to help i?e are Tlie 1? lese big stores, ather up these you. Merchants (living Awa I : icipui chases The hibitec rights v TIiin Oull 1 e in mis contest or secure vc for any contestants, buying and selling of votes 1 and anyone violating this co; in the contest. it?Read Th >Les on aDove pur- T is absolutely pro ndition forfeits all ^ eir Ads t <?> THE A f The Photopla where j Bring yc X can get i test. lMUSE-U theatre. si (Midway.) house where refined ,ys reign supreme and ..T sweet music is galore. v )ur friends where you Vj votes on the Pony Confu !WNDARD DRUG COMPANY "The Rexall Store." This is "Violet Dulce Week." e are giving with each can of olet Dulce Talcum, a beauti1 little Vanity Box, a 40c value BENNETT-TERRY COM!' Headquarters for jLr<?o<l ceries. We sell the \Yhit< inir Machine. Everv ANY A. B. I'EIUa SO "Our Idea is to fit *>To- liijr Reduction v Low Cut Shoes and Goods. dollar N & SON If some o that by pati your Idea." drink on ear .,n help you won Oil <lll j I? great Pony All Summer you do it? Y and drink delicious PEF ltc imr\r\ fi Y ne would tell you onizing the BEST th that it would derfully to win the t Contest, wouldn't j es! Then get busy V V ^SI-COLA healthful tFAII mirnn ?r/\ti ttip V $10,00 who sol> V Mystery. X f iV? he Mutual Home." fo 0 reward for the person , r ;es "The Million Dollar r ea I ;k your i r 25c. Don't put off getting le. Remember that with each n you get 25 Pony votes. FRIENDS7 spent with us secures vol the contests ro HELP 1 > Save money by buj tes 1,1 and secure votes c Pony ContestfOU WIIV ring from us ..:r ?:1 vim and vigi >n the srreat every time y PEPSI-COl Works, I -THEY'LL jm. j vu , v ca y\iiA A ?r. You get votes X ou drink a PEPSI. $ LA BOTTLING % Lancaster, S. C. Y DO IT |1 /j MANNING I BLEAS1 (Continued fn ly of the press an and order, and sal nle would vote c gvg v vy IAISES st.,? tt"?rh , ., cheers for both B QUESTION reply to an aul )m Page One.) had voted agal freight rates am d Its light for law otherwise he w Id that 76,000 peo- the race. >n August 26 and nharlea Tarm I? >*? <gl caused a torrent of abolishing th< Smith and Blease. In "which has i litor he said that he the substitutt nst the increase in a ted tax on I that if it was shown comes." ould withdraw from John G. C pointed with II Simms ?nnkn of his mntnrlnl nrr ? personal property tax, mlea were >roven Inefficient," and would be a on thereof of a jrsdu- pis." inheritances and in- "What d< asked an ai I ink scales said that he "One wh< pride to the increase In tells a lie 01 \cnorltw In Ihla utoto ? lln men k ATa ATA ATA j| iy ^jr ^ right, saying that he i fair name "governor of all the peo-, other two 1* -.?? an ? loonun o you call an enemy?'' |I am hen adltor. ' Bleaae's 0 goes behind my back. disgrace 1 me and knows that it is ; state is 1 n n A cn\ Mr I rhv nnri (hp thn rlvllh i of South Carolina for an-{always i years to be a by-word for years w in auu political rottenness? hand, I 3 to tell you that Governor 1 who we administration has been a i we cons to South Carolina. Our , order ii leld up before the eyes of {that if r*A wnrM oo . ^1- 1 -i where I a tan a now. In those hen Bleaselsm nad the ?i *?? * was fighting with the men at down In defeat In a cause itdered on the side of law and i South Carolina. I promise I am elected governor the bow their determ laws enforced, "fearlessness of t editors." He was ed. William M. Hi was in favor of < whether good or b life, which so fnr nected with politic he referred to hi inatlon to have the j "love for the 1 He spoke of the (said that he wi >oth reporters and against class, b liberally applaud- RICHARDS "Mr. Rlchardi liner said that he ja persistent anc Bnforclng all laws. Ben Tillman, C ad. He told of his , Gonzales, all i has not been con- Blease. What i ;s. In good nature elected governoi 8 competitors. "I i in sincere let 1 aboring man/' and "We must *i\ is not arraying class the speaker, ut was uniting them, our human ii V FRIENDSHIP. IN A ! j," he said, "has been "North C I consistent friend of "would not r lovernor Ansel and education la1 enemies of Governor Btated that it string will he play, if the "nigger s r? If you believe he the law forba< ilm bide his time. 12 years of < re more attention," said audler.ee cfc "to the development of was a frienc nterests." of "persona SISTER STATE. are entitled arolina." he declared celved. escind their compulsory Richard iv for anything." He there Is "b . was time to lay aside Carolina," i care." He argued that amount of rle putting u child under other issues ige In the cotton mill issue, he p eercd. He Raid that he graced. I of the governor because among h il opinion, to which all ! blushes o Mr. Irby was well re- . been hi; dragged i I. Manning said that brought i ut one issue in South ask you, is there was a certain to contii agreement towards the will. I t ; which he outlined. This the man ointed out emphatically, store Sou "xim " ?M?W) *?t?r- ' rVIKU ui She can not show her face to an ei er sister states without ) The f deepest shame. She has while V imiliated; she has been | Mr. 1 n the mire. And what has ; queta. is to such a pass? Again 11 John will you allow this thing and th< nue? I don't believe you o'clock. >elleve you are looking for : The as governor who will re- held at ith Carolina to a law-abld- j terror in our state will come ad." crowd applauded frequently Ir. Manning was speaking. Manning was grven two bouB. Adger M anally spoke last > meeting adjourned at 3:10 meeting tomorrow will be St. Matthews. warn., ' ne naiu, a In the name and c Carolina." J. A. Hunter as a lowering of the nomlca) admlnistr lawlessness." he f abuse of the pan then took up the i Mcintosh. M. D.. i pie of dfsreRard f< said that he had reiiicaninicu |)i>ur|\vnat Claim (1U! iltizenshlp of South fjo. let him sta ' sloner. I have lid that he favored coat-tail swinge taxes and an eco- no commission, atlon. "The present , "Hlease is n ;aid, "is due to the? . me," he declar loning power." lie governor." Th attack on James H.|a questioning a is a striking exam- , in a great qultt< or law. Mr. Hunter I "and is here m been secretary of vet being Dald i s ne ior your voiott and ttiat the y a railroad commls- school befon > nover yet been a warmly appli ir. and today I hold Robert A. power of thf mt going to control then discussc ed. "If I am elected Hue?jRW Qr is was an answer to can i,e IIO \x uditor. "Mr. Richards he said, "Unl sr of a Job." he said. aU(j order. >w electioneering and therefore, tht is a railroad com mis child should be put in was the pel s that time. He was of the pres? luded. "The sen Cooper spoke of the Mr. Mannli ? chief executive, and the state ca ;d the "paramount is- pie may loi lawlessness." "There tance of tht idustrial development." canonot ove less ife Is based on law the state c; I shall ever honor. Washington s verdicts of juries." coungress f rpetuation or the policies ing. law?nt administration. must be c atorial campaign." said wavering rig, "has overshadowed stands wl mpaign. I fear our peo- right, w sight of the Impor- [ "f rail ? race for state offices. I Carolina >rstate the importance of that facei :impaign. A senator in hour con has but one vote in the > Bleaseisix or our country while a m <1 lnr? ?*fpnt h;?? the respecting state. He Borklei >ne who Is true?who Is un- j in his character and who ' Mr. Ithout any question for the writes: Burn. 1 upon the people of South heal." o consider the condition nica Sa i us. I am not an eleventh times f< vert to the cause of anti- Prevent i, so-called, but have stood druggla rs Arnica Salve For Cuts, Burns. Sores. E. S. Loper. MarilU. N. Y., "I have never bad a Cat, Wound or Sore it would not Get a box of Bucklen'a Arlve tod?y. Keep handy at all >r Rurne, Sores, Cuts. Wounds la Ix>ckjaw. 25c at your t. the asylum inves nnd had carried < the cross examine Thomas H. Pee election as attorn* sent because of s > A. G. Brice. o said that the offic eral had nothing ( the initiation of m handle the legal r tigating committee sinner." :>n *. great deal of , ASKS FO! ition. | Charles A. Si pies, asking for re- to the governor py general, was ah- a8 lieutenant Ickness. !that he stood fc ipposing candidate. ment with no ?e of attorney gen- money or appri :o do with issues or inc0me of the f leasures, but should | He gtated thi i an educated cit .Mr. tooper would be th? It PROMOTION. and that bin nitta asked promotion to suppress t 's chair on his record ed provislor governor. He said t'on" before >r economy in govern- j|e stated p< waste of the people's w|de compul aprlatlons beyond the jRW at this tl itate. ed. He then at he was In favor of place a farn izenshiD and of Dlac- In each conn stated that his frteuds "u,c,,,v" rise who obey the law destiny of 1 efforts would be used TH1 he lawless. He advocat- "And thi i for state-wide educa- most vital such a law is enacted. In ?Pei asiti vely that a stat#- Pu|K" I dec sory school atten?lance Ject faction me could not be enforc- and I have outlined his scheme to my wishei a demonstration school brought us tv Ro that (ho farmers that the ft " I lis state in his hands. 3 VITAL ISSUE. a brings mo to the issue m w to all South Uaroliniuns. , ning spee<-n of the cam- Aw' lared that I would not inalism into this campaign, not done so. But, against 8, developments have face to face with the fact ice for the gubernatorial I ew Shipment L Shirts and C ion Brand hilars He cnargea mat j tended the races ii "tied his hands." violation of the li ahould have been \ Peeples. RICHARDS Of John O. Richf governor, spoke c road commission* the "limelight be ate and political wr. rwpioi iih.i m- . adftnuat* n Charleston and so |?f :ad??u**?HHe said that the "gj' ?f ? aw In that instance ^ proRccuted by Mr. ?? JJ| J HIS RECORD eracy as uiandi ?rd" caaJldSS for h'" "l, >f his work as rail- m J" fnn^eJ jr. He asked that P*h"? tur^d c|i his pri- h,*h fp'? 9 I character." Aue?L? * facilities within the could advanc >ing generation. "I interests of t id. "that the compul- such schools, [id pride and public be preparing i readily banish illit- threatened itory legislation." He weevil, and on prohibition. I "I stand f nith said that he was our state boi a for suffrage on the Cooper as h< m. He spoke of the of expending roads and the use of health servlc e the great agricultural chair has ni his state. One good of tlon wheth? he pointed out. would wishing the the farmeis against the e'e? of the invasion of the boll wi*h its la stands at tl or a proper support of nient whirl ird of health." said Mr. nilnlstratioi ' spoke of his advocacv state. : the benefits of public The par* e. paign Is n irrovM down to the ques- < ir a man stands with those T ? perpetuation of the poli- ! present adminstrotlon J Ami .wlessness or whether he | tie head of that other ele- and ti thinks the present adn is a disgrace to the and imount issue of this cum- '-list ot good roads; it is not nnmnnlanrv twlnntltl nn CflCI his is the oldest brand of Sh erica, and is the standard by v collars are judged Each Shirl the fit and quality is all that y :om made shirt and you save fi 1 Shirt. irts and Collars in rhich all other shirts t is ?f>erfectly tailored ou can get in a $5.00 om $3.00 to $3.50 on "I think the g working the conv ways of the count convicted," said wise one and ther am unalterably c white and negro < forcing terms of s camp or stockade "I shall stand 1 ment of the law :eneral principle of ,,u,e uei~B'"' ict? upon the hlfch- t'on fertilize y In which they are *? work o the speaker, "in a health, afore I favor it. but "One of the pposed to working can ' promise.' convicts together or security to the ocial equality In the if life was safe was a few yea for a strict enforce- went up and th with fairness to all of "no." He en ?n nf Vlrrlnla fm ?r me rnenper pruuuc- JOnn T. L)| sr. He paid a tribute tern." He < if the state board of laughter at t didatea for g greatest blessings we , IRBY CHj ' he said, "is to bring1 W. C. Irby ? people." He asked lb? leglslat ir in the state than it newspapers." rs ago; not a hand thing in Ir ere were many shouts Against the I ilogized Judge Massey people." He hla f AnrlAaan nan In the Itnitlirm Jncan spoke of the "sys- . ??? :aused great deal of 18 8 minor he expense of other can- the real I overno*. dous issu kLLENOES PAPERS. South Car< Jr., told of his work in the eondl ure. * i challenge the brought ab he said, "to show one dministrai by's record that was1 "In nay i Interests of the working ' had neve told of his flght against Governor F Mnn hiiroa 11 an/1 ekanr. idee the question compared with . Issue. The one tremen- ? lai e before the people of >lln& in this campaign is 61 tion of demoralization out by Governor Blesses RlCl Jon. opening speech I declared Fin ir approved the course of llease. Now I do not crit- S1 personal record of Mr. T . in white and neat stripes in b ach timond, a fine white striped Ma< e mercerized Madras Shirts, Y tripes, all colors guaranteed, ea _ ? J O-ll 11 11 A. lack, blue and helio, $1.00 Iras Shirt, each $1.50 >laek, blue and helio ch $2.00 A Ar ^ vur yrupir auu ** any. I believe, h should be tempei "I shall stand administration of ment, with, of a gard for the prot ment of the vari< state. "I shall advor vision and readj laws of the state liiiuui |/m biani./ w ? --o? owever. that justice handling the A1 ed with mercy. as he pronounc for an economical He said that he ' our state govern- diets of the jur >urse. a proper re- solicitors and action and develop- judges. He was ?us Interests of the against the ab power. ate a complete re- Lowndes J. 1 ustment of the tax ipade no appei and the adoption of tlonallsm. He lien case when as soon , ?d that Rlct :ed sentence was shot, senate, Mem > would honor the ver- O- Richards 1 ies, the prosecution of A. Cooper hi the sentences of pie." He to cheered for his stand he was the use of the pardoning mills submit his denunela Browning said that he merger." al to passion or fac-' Mr. Irby charged that state- rural credits lard I. Manning id the Bleaae; th< lei L. Smith and John *reat. vital In the house and Robert '* whether id "put It over the peo- governor v Id of the bill, of which tratlon as j author, to make ootton ?nt one, g reports and repeated dons and | lion of the "cotton mill whites and a half yea: advocated a system of .and crime similar to that of New and encoui s Issue is not B lease. The * 101 question before the state or not the man elected ? r111 carry on his adminls& continuation of the pres- e ranting unreasonable par>arolea at the rate of 300 800 negroes In three and . .. rs, allowing lawlessness -At! to be rampant in the land, aging a veritable reign of a urana sonars, tui me uewesi e Tublar Woven Wash Ties, w] ach son Bros.' Union Suits, each.. . iletic Shirts and Drawers, each siwpw,.... a ior mc lite and neat stripes, 25c $1.00 50c a system of imi make all properl and jest proportl taxation. No sys be jnst that does class of property Mr. Richards i tank on eompnlm Statement farorii sssment that will wide compuiso y bear Its honest Increase the ta on of the burden of asked that K tern of taxation can what would he not bear upon every negro children. equitably.'' brief outline hi made his usual at- Its. which won >ry education. His own their hom it Blease as United He spoke of ry education would Zealand, z levy Ave mills. He I "I have ha lr. Cllnkscales state I 'to refuse tc ' do with the 150,000, dona and pa: He advocated In | best to do it Is plan for rural cred- swer to a < tld enable fanners to I would use tb es and farms. ; stated that 1 hie being In favor of Ibis enemeles , terror. id the courage," be Mid,' "There i > sign petitions for par- before you roles when I thought it port for th ?" said Mr. Irby, In an- to be folic question as to how he It Is only e pardoning power. He elected th< ?e would he a friend of Blease has . If be thought his ene-|it? Will are men who have stood __ i today asking your sup- 11 e governorship, professing fa iwers of Governor Blease. ^ natural to infer that if >y would do as Governor! done. Will you stand for you allow the old-time J ^_ Robinson - CI LANCASTER'S LEADI1 Dud Co. *G STORE. i __. Li ? v