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| TYlJB\\Rj GUARAN1 1 he New Model Xo. 5 Ro] guarantee that it will do hig less upkeep expense than r higher in price. TIMS Gl AKANTKi: I If OVA L .II S1 Hat k of this guarantee ; important typewriter maiiuf; make such a guarantee if we to outclass any other machir TSJl The New No. 5 Roy a ribbon, tabulator, back-spa chines? yet sells for only $7 ILLl Write at once for onr h; best built typewriter in the ROYAL, T3 KOVAL TYI LYON AND PEEPLES RUN OVER OCT. 15 Kxeeutive Committee Or tiers Second Primary. STATEMENT BY JUDGE JONES. Question ot Safeguarding I'ri Cttiiwi I'n ill 1{)14-? Contests Thrown Out. Columbia, Oct. 2.?When the report of the subcommittee was submitted to the executive committee, attorneys representing Judge Jones withdrew his protest against the balloting in | the primary. A second primary was ordered by the committee to determine the dem- ! ocratic nominee for attorney general. ] The contestants will be J. Fraser Ly- j on, incumbent, and Thomas H. Pee-1 pi?\s, the two candidates who polled , the highest vote on August 27. The question of throwing a safe- j guard about the primary election will be left to the next state convention, . which is to be held in January of j 1H14. A resolution by R. M. Jefferies ; ihis afternoon to call a state conven- i tion during next August met with a j general discussion and was finally ; withdrawn after many of tiie mem- j hers had discussed it. J. B. Park, of i Greenwood, introduced a resolution to j memorialize the general assembly to place the same restrictions around the j primary elections as govern the state elections. Action on this resolution was deferred. The report of 'ie sub- , fommittee on the charges of illeiral voting was submitted during the f- j ternoon and a state convention t. be ! held next August, was recommende<l ! so as to throw certain restrictions i around the primary. To Name Committees At a recent meeting of the state , executive committee a select commit tee of seven was provided for to make , suggestions to the state convention as to changes in the constitution and by-j laws of the party. This com-1 mittee will be appointed at an early i m To Call sell need "EEDJ >al conies to you best grade work nachines usually with the uncondit for a longer tin listed at 33\ per s ACTUALLY ATTACH l?l> TO r AS YOl SKK IT IN TIIK I LI ire the resources and experience o icturing concerns in the woild. I) di.l not know that the Koyal has ic? 3W MODI l (latest model of any typewriter < cer and all the worth-while featu '5. JSTRATIOX BOOK FJ indsome 32-page "Royal Hook" a world. fPEWRITER 'KWK1TKK BUILDING, NEW > Branches in All Principal Cities j elate by John Gary Evans, the state chairman, and will report on its find ings to the toll committee before Jan uary 1, 1914. The committee worked in perfect harmony today. The Blease repre sentatives 011 the committee express i ed themselves as being in favor of I placing certain restrictions about the ! primary. They were in favor of the state contention for next August. Tillman Contest Quashed The contest against the election of | Senator Tillman was thrown out by the committee because no one appear ed to push the contest. Members of ! ' the committee said that there was lit- j j tie merit in the contest. After much discussion and many i suggestions, the committee decided to hold the second primary for attorney general on October 15. The candi j dates declared in the second race are ' J. Fraser Lyon and Thos. H. Feeples. ' The committee will reconvene hereon 1 October 18 to declare the result. The contest brought by F. S. Evans against the election of Wyatt Aiken was thrown out by the committee. .lUIILTt' iHMU'X fMillt'lllflll Judge Jones tonight gave out the following statement: "To the People of South Carolina: "The state executive committee of j the democratic party has declared j Governor Blease to be the nominee of i the party for the office of governor! and I do not question the correctness j of their conclusions from the evidence [ that they had before them. I am also j persuaded that the sub-committee, I charged with the duty of investigating I the conduct of the election,did all that ! was possible for them to do in the i timo that nniiM ho irivon fhoir trick ! "I think it proper now to return my | thanks to all those who supported me t by vote, voice or influence, and who I joined me in a contest which we be- I lieved was for the best interests of I South Carolina. To all such I wish I to say that in the light of the sus- j picion of l'raud and illegality which : was so freely expressed, I felt it to i be my duty to them as well as to my self to contest the election, and to I this end I employed counsel to con- i duct such inquiries and procure such testimony as would prove these sus picions well founded. It would have j required a large sum or money for ! the necessary expenses of such an in- j vestigation in many counties?a Bum five One 4 ? H mr M3I& Sell at nn Has 1 and make m at your pri< I the room. 0I . , f| .n -\.j i ? . .,..i hvicky xew 3ioi>i:l ji'stkation. f one of the largest and most o you think we would dare the simplicity and durability Dn the market) has two-color res of the highest priced uia nd get the facts about the KEE COMPANY fork, x. V. j beyund my ability to furnish. I made 1 no request for money from those who were interested in the success of the cause which 1 represented, as a call for funds had been mads by the state j executive committee for an impar I tial investigation by a subcommittee j of their own body. I'pon the result I of this committee's action 1 was there ! fore forced to rely. "Their report based upon a full in vestigation in a few counties, a par tial report from several and no re port at all from several others, with no further testimony furnished by me, did not justify me, in law or in mor als, to urge action by the full commit tee different from the recommenda tions by the subcommittee, and so it was that I submitted the matter of my contest to their decision upon the testimony reported to them. "The confidence and support of my friends in this contest fill my heart with deepest gratitude. (Signed) 'Ira B. Jones. Host Outing Or yd. nt PoIfakoflTs. ( HIM) HIRNED -Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Ramey, Jr., have (he sympathy of their friends in the! sad accident, which befell James, | their little son. While playing near a pot under which a fire had been built, his clothes caught fire and the little fellow was so severely burned that I death resulted. Host Oiifing 9c yd. at PoliakofPs. i i Dr. F. V. Pressly, of the Theological i Seminary at Due West, was on our streets i last Saturday. S.VYES LEG OF HOY "It seemed that my 14-year old boy would have to lose his leg, on account of an ugly ulcer, caused by a bad bruise," wrote D. F. Howard, Aquone, N\ C. "All remedies and doctors treat ment failed till we tried Hucklen's Arnica Salve, and cured him with one box." Cures burns, boils, skin erup tions, piles. 25c at P. B. Speed and The McMurray Drug Co. 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We all love to ilo homage to the worth and the beauty of the female loveliness that comes from Dun West. Miss Nance is now with her father, doing a iii?ltie work for little ones at home, but it is not to be expected that any father can long keep so accomplished and so pretty a housekeeper. Miss Addison is teaching school, and we all know t hat, teaching is ni'Tely t he temporary pastime which pre cedes the hour when a woman consents to 'shine in other hearts and homes. Cupid will be very derelict in his duty if he does not lill the hearts of both these young la dies with the best and most effective darts i in his quiver, when devout lovers would sing the words of the I'salmist: "Here I give myself away." ! | WHITE SLAVERY i The great war on white slavery is on. Let everyone lend a helping hand to wipe this, the greatest curse, off the face of the earth. There will soon be a book on sale, telling all about how this nefarious business is oper ated and how best to fight it. 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Vaughn, minors, which estates con sists of Seven Hundred Sixty-eight (18-100 ($768.68) Dollars in cash now in the hands of the Master of Abbe ville County, and which said sum be longs to the said minors in equal c-Viocac Vn?r .notltinnpr has filed a De tition to have the Judge of Probate appointed a3 the guardian of the said estates for the reason that they have no general or testamentary guardian and that no fit, responsible or compe tent person can be found, whl la will ing to assume the said trust. * T TF A TTAtlM J. J. VAUUI111, Petitioner. Greene & Hill, Petitioner's Attorneys. ACCIDENTS Wii H And when they do?they hurt. Hunt's Lightning Oil is the one instantaneous relief aud cure for all wounds, bruises, sores, cuts, sprains and abra sions of the skin. It forms an artificial skin covering, ex cludes the air instantly, stops pain at once. There are many oils, but none like Hunt's. The action is different, and the ef fect ap. well. 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