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interest- was not to increase les but who stood simply as an of thq state. . believed much of the prejudice t the dispensary had arisen lthe fact that the Jaw had not ,qightly administered. He favor he Raysor-Manning bill, which the product of several minds but i he had a part in framing. He eved if county dispensaries were blished the difficulties of controll the liquor problem would be in ased in proportion to the additional mber of dispensaries, and the whis .y question would -permeate every tatich of every county government. e believed the state dispensary could ,be guarded. He did not believe every honest man was gone. He believed a'dispensary system could be secured of whiqh the people would not be ashamed and which would encourage temperance and sobriety. Mr. Joel Z. tnson, of Sumter, said the dispensary in Sumter sold $122,000 Worth of liqpor last year, and if that didn't make somebody drunk, it was mighty weak stuff. There were two consistent candi dates for governor. If the people wanted to stand by liquor Cole L. Blease was their man. 1 thev w:mt cd to get rid of liquor- Joel E. 1l-nson was their man. He was a straightout prohibition ist. He was fightng the sale of liqu or for bevearge purposes, as lie had been doing for thirty years. If Mr. Manning had the peculiar quality of making a man out of a rascal, he would like to.know where he got it. Mr. Brunson quoted statistics show ng that more crimes were committed ow than ever before. Liquor selling rought more trouble than any other 6ne thing. It was strange that the eople would educate their .children nd yet set up in their midst an insti ution whieh doomed them. - Congresman Vyatt Aiken and Soli istor Julis E. Boggs, who are candi S ates for congress, were then intro duced. Jno. K. Aull. THE CAMPAIGN ITINERARY. here and When the Candidates Will Meet the People Face to Face Abbeville, Thursday, August 16. Anderson, Friday, August 17. Walhalla, Saturday, August. 18. Piekens, Monday, August 19. Greenville, Tuesday, August 20. Laurens, Wednesday, August 21. The County Campaign. Fork ............Aug. 16. Prosperity ..........Aug 17. Jalapa ..............Aug.21. Little Mountain ...... Aug.23. 4 .e.,Mollohon Mill .. (Night.) Aug. 24. Newberry .. .. (11 A. M.) Aug. 25. West End .. .. (Night.) Aug. 25. Attention Veterans I The Confederate veterans are re quested tmetin the different town ships Saturday, August 25, to elect Stownship repr'esentative whose duty will be to elect a pension board for 71907. Towvnship no. 1, Council Chamber, 8 - p. m. Township No. 2, Mt. Bethel, 3 p. m. Township No. 3, Mt. Pleasant, 3 p. . Township- No. 4, WVhitmire, 3 p. m. Townisip No. 5, Jalapa, 3 p. m. Township No. 6, Longshiore, 3 p. m. Township No. 7, Chappells, 3 p. m. Township No. 8, Utopia, 3 p. m. Towrnship No. 9, Prosperity, 3 p. m. -2Te aship No. 10, Jolly Street,, 3 p. Township No. 11, Pomaria, 3 p. m. 3These rep)resentatives so elected wvill Smeet in the auditor's office, Monday, September 3, at 11 o'clock a. m. to elect a persion hoard and pension oommissioney for the year 1907. W. G. Peterson, Chairman County Pension Board. Women and Worry. 'How bright and charming she is'' avisitor remarked of a neighbor who had '' run in'' for a chat with her hostess. ''She's as refreshing as a west wind.'' "She's always that way,'' the hos tess returned. ''You wouldn't imag ine would you, that she had a sis ter who is hopeless invalid and that now her father has to go to the hos pital for a very serious operation I I don't know how they'll get along if anything should happen to him $I should be wild with anxiety, but ?you .saw how she took it. Ellen never "was a worrier." "I think she'd be a joy in a sick room,"' the friend said. "I suppose she is-I know :she does everything for porr .Sussie only-well, of course it does no good to wdrry, but you feel that one who doesn't must bie lacking in sympa-. thy. I suppose it's a foolish ida. The attitude a a common one every but you can't help feeling so." woman ,will recognize it We all agree without hestitation to those perennial and most excellent tre'tises which- declare 'that worry is a steal thy foe of all health, mental, moral and physical barrier to all success whether material or spirtual a chain, a clog, a poison. Worry, we know, is all this and more, Nobody has ever discovered any good in it, yet few of us are feminine eniough to resist it, because -it seem heartless not to worry! In some curious fashion worry and love are so inextricably entwined in the feminine conscioxisness that the aver ag'e woman feels it impossible to up root the one without injuring ,the other. Safe Safe! Cleveland Press. "Where is our gold 7'' asks a New York paper. 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