Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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COY. ANSEL WISHES TO BE REELECTED HE DOES NOT DESIRE TO RUN FOR SENATE. Address to People of State-Thanks Public. for Mention of His Name for the Senatorship. Columbia State, 11th. The long-looked-for announcement as to the poltical aspimtions of Gov. Martin F. Ansel for the next two' years at least has been given to the press, and clears up the doubts of several who have looked longingly for the seat in the United States sen ate or for the chair at the west end of the South Carolina capitol. Gov. Ansel announced positively in an ad dress to the people of South Carolina that, while greatly pleased with the mention 'of his name with the sena torial position, he felt that it was his duty that he should again be a candidate for governor, and conse quently offered himself for reelect ion. . This means that Gov. Ansel will have no opposition for that place so far as present conditions show tnem selves. It also means that at present the lineup for the United States sen is between A. C. Latimer, eandi aute for reelection; Col. John J. Dar gan of Stateburg, a noted educator in the lower part of the state, and Mr. O. B. Martin, the state superin tendent of education. Recently, it will be recalled, the governor and the state superintendent of education had a disagreement over the ap pointment of a member of the stata boar- of education and Mr. Martin announced positively that he would not be a candidate for reelection to that office. A few days later he an nounced that he would aspire to the senatorial seat and since then there has been considerable speculation as to the future of Gov. Ansel. His statement draws the line very clear lv and leaves the senatorial situa tion with the prospect of a lively campaign. His excellency's address to the people of the state is as follows: To the People of South Carolina: Within the last few weeks I have been very deeply touched by the the many kind letters received and by and commendation from friends all over the state and also by the appre e iative notices frequently appearing in the pres of the state, with re ference to my administration as gov ernor and. the request and desire of so many that I stand for reelection for another term. For all these man ifestations of confidence I feel truly grateful and I appreciate the same more than words can exi,ress. I have tried to discharge, the dui -ties of my office wit~h an eye single to the interests of all the people, and, while I have doubtless committed er rors, they have been of the head .and not of the heart. I-n obedience to the expressed wish and desire of so many of my friends, I have decided 'to stand for reelection to the office of governor for another term, sub ject, of course,, to the will of the De mocratic' voters in the next primary election. I take this method of thanking the citizens of the state for the loyalty with which they have stood by me in this first year 6f administration. I have received numerous letters and messages urging me to enter the race for the United States senatorship this coming summer, and, while I appreciate the interest and compli 'ment thus expressed, I have thought it my duty to stand for reeleetion to the office of governor. Respectfully, Columbia, S. C., Dec. 10, 1907. ?THE GREAT ANIDBS PAYNE. Won't Sell Medicine But One Minute -To See This is the Event of a Life Time. There are events that happen only once in a life time. Each one of us can look back and recall some event, unique in character, that has some: distinctive phase, tha.t so stamped it self on memory's pages, that forget we can not. Other things of lesser importance come and go; we think of them today and straightway they are forgotten forever. While a few -a very few-possess characteris tics distinctly their own, something different from anything or anybody we ever saw, and we forget never! Such an one is the Great Andes. His *works and methods are all his own. The whole city looks on in wonder We see the great work and appre eiMe his m-leinal m'ethiods. His great remedIies have seemplishei eures for j cases that had baffled science and That Kentu the bes1 That the Blie Gr ington, Kentu< That when youget This company is compo ble business men, doing a no schemes to work and ni Its business is the deal whiskies-none other-ma state, and within a radius tol of that far-famed regi The whiskies handled b3 sold and delivered to you ernment that they are, s< fraud or deception. They are made by the most. modern processes, ff purest running waters; thi not by force and hurry, a ions effects upon the syste: We wish to impreS upo ually in mind that we hai only the purest and fines that section of Kentucky ped from that best-known We do strictly a Mail-'O of your Vrade, guaranteein PJ BRANDS Blue Grass Belle Lexington's Choice Walnut Hail, Bottled in I Van Hook, Bottled in Bon Belle of Anderson, Bottled Mellwood, Bottled in Box Old Taylor, Bottled in Boi Old Crow, Bottled in Bon, Old Pepper, Bottled in Bo: Old Elk, Bottled in Bond RYE. Hermitage My Maryland Old Steadfast Montrose We guarantee our goodl may be returned at our ex -We selildir INST] All orders given in accoi forwarded by Express. Ai secnrely sealed an-d bearing Possitively no shipments xi ly on gallon lots or more is Very The Safe way to remit is 1 not send Currency TO EADRS OF THIS TISEIrPNT, IT IS GOOD GALLON OR MORE. TB UNTIL JANqUAIRY 1ST. NOW. ADDB3 THE BLUE 4 Lexingt LOK OX NO. 7. aurs are reported daily, whil plic watehes with mue'd~ in nconcern his every movemeri 3ae to us as an advertiser, a 1uc is proving himself in ese of the word. We see h scoat of gold, with $20 gold rbuttons, ablaze with $~ oth of diamonds on his pa l in this regal style he ai itly on his brilliantly li ;lform, and in a five to ten-n aere tells for what and hov l'Great Remedies are recoin: do cure. Then comes the mc rsting part of the whole pro l.He says, "Get your d rey while the band plays fo nute's time.'' It would d< :1o to see how rapidly h's excb niine for dollars. When this iute sal~e is ztart'ed it looks ~ olano was in the midst c :esury department belching ver dollars. When the one n s p the sale positively closes ;oe unable to gest a bottle at until the next evening, or ePelhami Pharmacy, where th~ ties .re sold during the day . HJainel, of North Philipo a cky Whiskies are t in the world. 'ass company of Lexing :ky handles no other. you buy from them the best made. ed of reputable, reliable and responsi n open, straight-forward business, with thing to give away. ing in and handling of pure Kentucky de in the Blue Grass region of tha; of forty miles of Lexington, the capi on. this company are absolutely pure, and under a guarantee to the Federal Gov that there is no possible chance for greatest distillers in the world, by the rom the finest selected grains and the y are mellowed and aged by years and nd when drank leave no bad or injur m or health. i you, and want. you to bear it contin ldie no blends, mixtures or compounds, t of Kentucky whiskies, and made in k-novn as the "'Blue Grass" and ship little city in the world "Lexington." rder business, and are soliciting a part g satisfaction and fair treatment. ice List. Per Per Case Per Gallon 12 Qts. Quart $4.50 $13.50 $1.15 4.00 12.00 1.00 knd 5.00 15.00 1.25 d 6.00 18.00 1.50 in Bond 5.00 15.00 1.25 d 5.00 15.00 1.25 1 6.00 18.00 1.50 i .8.00 24.00 2.00 ad 5.00 15.00 1.25 5.00 15.00 1.25 8.00 24.00 . 2.00 4.00 12.00 1.00 6.00 18.00 1.50 5.00 15.00 1.25 3 to give satisfaction, othberwise they pekse. ect to Consumers. RUCTIONS. danee with the following Price List are 1 shipments made in plan, strong cases, no marks or brands to indicate contents. iade C. 0. D. All orders filled, but on. express prepaid. -Important. . y Express or Postal Money Order. Do unless you register your letter. pecia PAPER: CUT OUT THIS ADVER EOR 50c. ON ALL ORDERS FOR ONE IS SPECIAL OFFEE IS MADE ONLY L908. SENID YOUR XMAS ORDES SS ALL OEDERS TO IRASS COMPANY, on, Kentucky. the Charleston, made a statement that he terest was 52 years of age and had heard .t. He nothing out of his right ear for three nd as years. At tim"s he had ringing, evry roaring noises or a buzzing sensa im in tion in the head. He had used An coins des' Great Oil and says that he can 25,000 hear clearly again. Mr. H. Behrimen, ~ron; of North Meeting street, Charleston, ipears also tells of his suffering from deaf hted ness for two years, and that Andes' xinute Oil has already done more for him r An- than anything he has ever used. nnd- Mr. Payne will remain in Newber st in- ry until Saturday, he has headquar gram- ters at ePlham Pharmaey where he ollars can be seen each day. r one you EIUL COCAINE nAl anges ri urn8KE i -Habits cured at my Sanatorium ina s if few weeks. You ean eturn to yoU f theC I have made these habits aspecialty for forth r g"em*aideaA* e REE tinute Address DE. B. K. WOOLLEY, ,and 102 N. Pryor Street, Atlanta, Ga. seek WANTED-All your cotton seed at e Re- the highest market price. Scales .Mr. and seed house at C., N. & L. depot. +..et; I . H. Cannon, .:- AT Hardware S We are showing one of the China in real hand painted < beautiful line of Papier Mach from 10 cents to 73 ::ents eac Lot of pretty Lamps, suitaJi CARVI If you want a guaranteed Rodgers or "Keen Kutter" i $2.00 to $6.00 per set, in nicE Also some nice "Teddy Bea In fact if you want a real dec present, it will pay you to see Fire M For the boys and the rowdy di did line of Fire Crackers, Cai Torpedoes, &c. Crockery and By far the largest line in town, Croig Suppli PROSPERI' Parlor. Grand Phonograph Outfit No. 6. Ubr This outfit consists of specially elected EDISON STANDARD I have sold PHONOGRAPH equipped with have given th agnificent genuine Edison horn endeavored e ore than 2% ft. long and over 1 t. in diameter; also specially con- to afford boti trcted genuine Edison horn crane. Customers, I codmouldd records.d Lowges - more SuccesE ~ble cash price for Outfit No. 6, have COme ni s$29.20. $1.oo aweek gets this wn.Ihv utfit from us at the lowest possi-cipen le cash price.-an eien Why not come and see what we that quality c ae got for you. to be had. * SALER'SWhenever Art and Variety Store, come here be to buy, but I c * Newberry, S. C. soon as you favors. Picture Arcade Mo OPEN i 5 Y< UnHder liotel Frederick Our grov We have Every Afternoon 5 to 10. Our inter We pay Admission 10Oc. Our Dire Our effor Under 12 years 5c. We take Our patr< Wermake $@+@+@ 0+g jgWe are r [UMBR-Rough and dressed, ton- T eD gued and grooved of all kinds and grades. Shingles, sash, doors, blinds, laths, roofing, roof paints, etc. A large stock of good material upon Dr. Geo. Y. H1 which I will meet all prices, and J. F. Browne C. H. Cannon, Newberry, S. C. m.mmmme C,"laus AlS tore Also. prettiest lots cf Japanese roods in the city. Also a i Trays, ranging in price h. e for holiday gifts, &c. iRS! set of Carvers in Joseph ve can supply you from leatherette cases. r" Childs Sets in Silver. ent serviceable Christmas our stock. rorics sposed. Wehave asplen mon Crackers, Balloons, Glassware. and prices to interest you. TY, S.0C. sIls Bui0rs! holiday goods for many years. I e matter careful study. I hav& ach year to so select my stock as< Ssatisfaction and saving to our* believe that this year I have been ~ful than ever before. I believe I%2 arer to having just what people > goods that will please both giver! ,I know that my prices are right; onsidered. They are the lowest e Soon and See, ou start out on a shopping tour fore you buy. I will not-urge you? lo want you to see my goods as can, thanks in advance for all < ' Bool. Slore, nrs and 10 Reasons. rth has been steady. paid interest promptly. st is Four per cent. nterest computed semi-annually. ctors are well known. ts are to please customers. the public into our confidence. ns embrace men, women and children. fef large loans, preferring the small. rogressive and accommodating. mnk of ProsperiIy,' Prosperity, S. C. mter, Pres't. Dr. J. S. Wheeler, V. Pres. Cashier. J. A. Counts, Asst. Cashr.