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THE t6UNt UAMAION. he Newberry6 6ty Ticket From Which The People WJ1l Select N'Pxt. TudsdagY. For Congress, 3rd Distri*t liu E. Bogg ................... Vyatt Aiken.................. For House of Representatives. 'Ibert,H. Aull ..................... Burder Boozer................ ino. W . Earhardt.................. 3. H. Evans....................... J. Harmon..................... W . Higgins.....-................ alan Jdhnstone.................... rthur 'Kibler...... .............. H. Sanders.... ............... M . Taylor....................... T. W yche....................... For Probate Judge. ohn C. -W ilson.................... For Superintendent of Education. S. W heeler...................... For Treasurer. ohn L. Epps...................... For Auditor. . M. Buzhardt.................... C. Gounts....................... W . Cromer............... .... For Supervisor. Chesley Dominick................ I. Feagle................... ek B. Sm ith..................... Monroe W icker.................. For Sub Supervisor. Press Cannon................... Y. Dickert.................. C. Livingston................ borne Wells................. H. Wendt.................. J. Wilson................... For Magistrate. 1 and 8. nnon 0. Blease........... ius M. Player.............. e L. Burns............. S. Cunningham ........... Irn Henderson............ B. Wright..... ...... .C. Sligh............ .Hendrix......... H. Amiek............... J. W. Ropp..........--.-----. J. H. WVilliams............---. 9. S. L. Fellers............ B. B. Hair............-..--..--. 10. P. B. Ellisor............ John C. Wilson......-. 11. -W. F. Suber.............--.-. J. H. Maybin..........-----. Win. L. Kibler.............---. STATE TICKET. Fdr United States Senator. L. Tillman.............. ror Governor. F. Ansel............... e L. Blease..........-.---. .Brunson..s................ A. Edwards................ C. Jones... ,.......... .Manning......... . McMahan.............. n, T. Sloan.................. ror Lieutenant Governor.. nas G, McLeod.... .......... For Secretary of State. R. M. 'McCown*. J. B. Morrison.... ................ L. M.- Ragin ....................... M . P. Tribble ...................... For Comptroller General. A. W . Jones......... ............. G. L. Walkeir.................... For State Treasurer. R. H. Jennings.................... For Adjutant and Inspector General. J. C. Boyd........................ L. W . Haskell..................... For State Superintendent of Education 0. B. Martin................... For Attorney General. J. Fraser Lyon................. J.1F. W . liagsdale.................. L. F. Youians..................... For Railroad Commissioner. James Cansler................., John C. Sellers.................... J. M. Sullivan................. J. A. Summersett.................. John i. W harton.................. Faithful to the Last. In many of the Scotch families th< old man servant is a permanent insti tutionl. He enters tle service of 0 family wien lie is a boy, sticks to hif place, and resigns only when the infir. mities of age are 1pon him. Natural. lv he grows inl tinie to claim him a, favors, and if he is opposed he as serts himself with a spirit of inde. pendence. An Eiglish paper tells t story illustrative of this. A lady's coachman-a crustly ol( fellow who had been in the service ol the family inl her father's tine-gav< her great, trouble and annoyance oi several occasions by not carrying oul her instructions. At length his con duct became unbearable, and she de termined to dismiss him. Calling hin intot her presence, she said with ai much asperity as she could command 'I cannot stand this any longer John. You must look out for anothe: situation. You will leave my servic at the end of the month." The old servant looked at her it amusement for a. minute, and then tho characteristic "loyalty'' came to th service. "Na, na, my lady,'' lie said. ' drove you to thme kirk to be baptized I drove you to your marriage, and I '1 stay to drive you to your funeral 1' Snake Choked Sleeper. San Francisco Call. F. E. Feve, an emp)loyee of th< Northern Electric had a thrilling ex perience with a snake Tuesday morn ing. Feve, with two comp)anions oc cupies a tent made out of gunn3 sacks in, the western portion of Oro ville. LHe was awakened by a feeling 0: strangulation. He attempted to era out, but so tightly was his throal bound that he could make iio sound As lhe became fully awake he realiz ed that something must be done 01 he would choke. He grabbed fran tically for his throat and his hani slipped over the scales of a hug< snake which had coiled itself arouni his neck. He frantically pulled th< coils loose, the retile resisting bin and biting him in the neck. His companions, a.wakened by th4 noise, came to Feve 's rescue. Thti two pulled the snake away and thirev it to the floor, where it glided awa.: while the man attended to Mr. Feve': wound. The reptile wvas a gophe1 snake. A Saving Scheme. Cincinnati ('omnmercial Tribune. There was a struggling wvriter ii the front studio andl a strugglinig art. ist in the hack. The struggling art ist was very nice to thme struggling writer for a time. He even helpe< her~ wash lher windows once. Then i came about that one Friday lie sav that sihe had a nrell filled envelop which contained some fives. ''I wish,'' said he, ''that you wouki lend me one of those fives. I'm hard up this week. I will pay you bach next week." The struggling writer know al about those ''next weeks'' of th< struggling artist. '.'I would,'' said she, ''biut I an afraid I will lose your friendship if:3 dlo. Things like that have happened to me." .- . Ha lookae1 at har sternly: "You'll lose it if you don't?'' said he and set his teeth hard. .Well, anyway,''.returned she, with a sigh, ''I'll save my five.'' L.* Rates to Now York and Return Via Southern Railway, On account of the homecoming of ]!on. Wm. J.. Bryan, the Southern railway will sell tickets to New York V:ty, and return at. rate of one fare us $2.25 from all coupon ticket sta liins. Tickets on sale August 28th and 29th, limited to leave New York returning on September 4th, 1906. The Southern operates on all t brough trains, Pullman drawing-room deepers and Southern railway dining V11rs-high back vestibuled coaches. For full information, consult any 4--uthern railway ticket agent, or wirite R. W. Hunt, Division Passenger Agent, Charleston, S. C. G. B. Allen, As,i. nteral Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga. SCHOLARSHIP! A chance is still open to the young men of this county to get a Normal Scholarship in the University of South Carolina. An examination for that purpose will be conducted b.v the County Superintendent of Education, Friday, August 31, 1906. W e at once for application blanks to BENtJAMIN SLOAN, President., Columbia, S. C. Notice Primary Election. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Newberry. In accordance with the rules of the Democratic party a Primary election is hereby called to be held in New berry County on Tuesday, August 28th, 1906, for the following offices: United States Senator. Governor. Lieutenant Governor. Secretary of State. Comptroller General. State Treasurer. Adjutant and Inspector General. State Superintendent of Education. Attorney General. Railroad Commissioner. For Cong-ress Thiird District. House of Representatives. Judge of Probate. County Supervisor. County Superintendent of Educa tion. a Auditor. Magistrates in respective town. ships. County Commissioners. No vote for House of Representa tives shall be counted unless it con. tains as many as three names. The managers of election shall oper the polls at 8:00 A. M. and shall clos< them at 4:00 P. M. The following Managers have been appointed t< conduct the said election: No. 1 Township. Old Men's Club-M. M. .Buford Alex. Singleton, W. T. Tarrant. Young Men's Club-A. J. S. Lang ford, J. W. Henderson, J. Claude Dominick. Carolina Club-Jno. A. Suminer Frank L. Blnum,- J. B. 0O'Neal Hol. West Eend--Willis R. Jones, W. P. Hair, W. M. Thomas. Mollohon Mill Club-L. M. Player I. T. Timmermnan, J. R. Rivers. Helena Club-T. Gruff Williams Burr Goggans, B. E. Julian. Hartford Club-F. L. Paysinger Darget Whitaker, P. M. Hawvkins. Johnstone Academy Club-J. Cal, Neel, 0, Me. D. Sligh. R. P. Wallace. No. 2 Township. Garmany Club-Hugh C. Wilson Sims 0. Browvn, Earnest M. Lane. Mt. Bethel Club-Malcolm R, Brooks, Silas .J. Cromner, Jeff. T. Brown. Mulberry Club-Jos. L. Keitt, James D. Nanee, R. A. Adams. No. 3 Township. Mt. Pleasant Club-Mark Smnith Jesse Adams, Marion Stoudemire. Mabinton Club-B. H. Maybin Lyles Thomas, J'. J. Thomas. A. HIawkins, D. A. Thomnas. No. 4 Township. Whmitmnire Club-Thad Coleman, J. S. McCarley, Marvin Abrams.. LongMClneCb-Bernard Carlisle Ben M.Calwel, Cris M.Folk.. No. 5 Township. Jalapa-Ilicks Conner, C. W. Bu. ford, R. M. Duncan. Conservative Club-T. Hayne Chal. mners, W. HI. Eddy, S. B. Aull. Kinards Club-Jake 'Dominick Craig Gary, Optmna Hitt. No. 6 Township. Longshore Club-J. Will Wilson, 0G B. Boozer, S. E. Senn., Trinity Club-Weleh Longshore Robt. Hendrix, Thos. Grizzard. Reederville-Wm. L. Golden, Jno M. Livingstone, W. Herbert Wallace No. 7 Township. Saluda-J. S. Werts, W. H. San. ders, H. L. Fellers. Chappells Clnb-W. L.:Andre*s, J B. Snrre, J. T. KIelly. Vaughnville Club-H. M. Boozer, C. A. Brooks, J. W. Matthews. No. 8 Township. Utopia Cltb-Willie E. Herbert, R Walter Davenport, Albert Sehumpert. 'Dead Fall Club-Honer Stephens, B. Joe Alewine, Press Livingstone. East Riverside Club-David Pay- as singer, Willie Schumpert, E. Leo a Hayess No. 9 Township. at Prosperity Club-F. E. Schuunpert, w] E. B. Kibler, Geo. Dominick. 1F St. Lukes Club-M. E. Taylor, R. ti, S. Hawkins, W. M. Enlow. th SalIda Club-Maxy Bedenbauglt, fr W. P. Leaphardt, G. E. Dominick. pi O'Neall Club-J. C. Turner, Pat. qi B. Wise, Thos. J. Boozer, Jr. pf Swilton Club-C. B. Eargle, H. L. Kempson, Jacob W. Long. II Liberty Club-J. T. Hunter, J.- M. C Lester, N. R. Lester. sc Monticello Club-T. L. Hawkins, G. C. Counts. P. B. Warner. Little Mountain Club-J. N. Feagle, tj A. C. Wheeler, J. K. Derrick. p No. 10 Township. t< Union Club-M. L. Strauss, A. B. it Pie-ter, Malcomb L. Long. ti Jolly Street Club-E. H. Werts, B. B. Rikard, L. V. Livingston. b St. Pauls Club-J. B. Bedenbaugh, n J. W. Wicker, W. H. Kibler. t Central Club-J. A. Counts, E. S. il Sheely, G. W. Seybt. No. 11 Township. Zion Club-Jno. W. Kinard, J. A. Graham, M. 1-. Folk. Fr! We havE MA A and will + .12 Lig g This isrp + Jars, bu + them Chi only one This wil * last char e season. e Tne pl * want, wl The St. Philips Club-Col. D, A. Rufg, r.min Halfacre,.M. L. Wieker. Walton Club---Bowman Graham, ibt. Crooks, Bachman Suber. Pomaria Club-H. F. Counts, Geo. Aull, J. G. Long. The qualifleation for voting shall be 1 follows: The voter shall be twen one years of age or shall become so fore the succeeding General election d be a white Democrat or a negro 'io voted for General Hampton in 76 and ias voted the Democratic !ket continuously since, Provided at no white man shall be excludedi om participation in the Democratic -imary who shall take the pledge re iired by the rules of the Democratic irty. No person shall be permitted to vote iless he has been enrolled on the lub list at least five days before the id Primary election. After tabblating the results of said ection the Managers shall certify te same and- forward the ballot box, >Il iists and all other papers relating such election to the Chairman with forty eight hours after the close of Ie polls. Managets will call for the ballot oxes on and after Aug. 23rd, 1906, t Tie Herald and News office where icy will receive same, ballots and full ist llet i(II s. Fred. H. Dominick, County Chairman. B. B. Leitzsey, Secretary. It Ja just receive4 quart SON JA t $1.00 Dozei receive in a i Dozen Qual htning J t $1.25 Dozei retty high fo t we could eaper, and c gross at th 1 probably ice to get th ace to find xw len you wan Rigrht Drugt S Coal! Coal!! Coal!!t I am making arrango ments to establish a coal. Vard and will be in posi dion to supply your wanta.' ror both hard and soft coal. Should you wish to buy your winter supply for August or September de livery I would be pleasedi to quote you prices. See me before buying. I can deliver any time af ter August 15. S. 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