The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, October 20, 1908, Page TWO, Image 2
PARTY ELECTORS j
IN THE FIELD.
Democrats, Republicans and Socialists.
Tickets for the general election in
November are being circulated by the
three parties who have placed candidates
in (ho field. A fourth ticket
is expected from the Independence
parly, according to statements made
here recently by representatives of
the Hearst part v.
On the Democratic ticket the nominees
for governor and congress are
-well known and are sure of election.
In some of the congressional districts, |
especially in Charleston and Oolum- I
bia. tlie congressional s are
opposed by Republicans. This was M
'"I1" '?>" di-h-ic| i.P-aiii/ati..ns .J,- I j
sl"te I he statement of .In,,. (!. <
f 1"l:i' "lfl "uly ticket r :i{ (in! J,j
tin- Republicans would be for the)
] i re .si den I ia I elecl ors.
I'he Democratic ticket is as follows:
At large Tht.s. R Tint lor, R. 7T.
Timmerinan.
District electors J. |). Hivens,
Chas. O. Simm<. M. I., Monham, T. B
Crew.;. S. \v. Heath. R. 15. Scarbor
nun and .Inn. T. Sloan.
I he Republicans have put mil the !
f?dlowin?r electoral ticket:
AI large I.. W. ?pdalock and A.
C. Kan I'm a n.
District elect..rs f. II. Xorris. (!.
I>. Mat field, I. F. lire,men. .las.
I'owell. |? |). Melton. T. S. (irant and
'T "v>- D > x I e,. I he last two are negroes.
The Socialists have placed the follow,,,
electoral ticket in the field:
V. i 'inisiie and If. I.. !
I ' Ill-'JevS.
I
"lectors u. |?,. Itrit ton, F. j
W. Andrews. .1. i,,.,. ('handler (candidate
tor trovcriior UM j|,n same
ticket t.w,, years ago), W. T. Cobb,
^ D. Lcmmoiid, A. L. Neelev .7 C
Oibbs. "
The electoral ticket for the Independence
party will "no announced in
ri few day-;, it is promised.
GIVES OHNO TO WM. J. BRYAN.
M. W. Ilisscy Says President's Attitude
Will Cause Division in the
Buckeye State?Tribute to
Forakcr.
I'he situation in Ohio at the
present moment, indicates a la.nMide
for Mryan from Lake Frio to the river."
declared M. W. Ili;sey of Xauesintimate
friend and legislative
'-' ni of tlie late Si>,ia'o, M. A. Han !
a I lite I Intel Raleigh. accordi tig
I he \Y;, -I'inv-t.il, | \,.| ., I Wcduc-- !
day.
I lie I?<>pi,I?Ii< ;111 party in t lie
State is mi the verge of division," he
continued, "because .,i ||,e attitude
ot I 'resident Roosevelt
"The Republican party in Ohio
h.i- been the party ot the niajoritv. 1
and never before has ii heard front '
any president the expression 4 my
polices.' The party always has been !
greater than any one man. It was so
with Hayes, Carfiold, and MoKinloy
the party was above the individual,
?ml they always spoke of Republic**
policies.
Air. Uooscvclt speaks of 4 my policies'
as though the party had become
his personal property. This has
diseiiosled the rank and file of the!
party in Ohio. j
"Mr. Roosevelt, by the use of the!
hi- >tick and the steam roller, has
nominated his successor, whom he
declares will carry out 'toy policies,'
and Judge Taft agrees to do so to
4 he letter, showing conslusively that I
the Republican party has lost its
identity and has become the personal 1
property of Mr. Roosevelt.
I he business interests of Ohio demand
to know why those hard times
occur under 'my policy' administration.
MoKinloy loft a full dinner
pail. Cndor Mr. Roosevelt, the bottom
has talien out. There are not
natural reasons for the existence of
these hard times. T| is up (o Mr. j
Roosevelt. who claims to own the Re-!
publican party, to explain this situ a- j
< ion.
I'he people of Ohio resent Mr,
Roosevelt's attempt to assassinate
the character of one of her foremost
citizens-?namely, Senator J. It. Forakcr.
Ohio is proud ot" Grant, llaves,
Car field, Sherman. MoKinloy, Hanna
and Fo raker, and the president's
brutal treatment is indignantly resented
by the Republicans of Ohio,
from the lake to the riv?r."
A serious disaffection exists in the
negro vote in Ohio, and 00 per cent,
of that will bo cast for Kr.van. All
over the State the negroes are wearing
buttons with the inscription.
" li'eM,, uber MrnwnsviHo." This'
means .".(1,(1(10 vote; against Taft.
I here k serious division in the'
laboring vote, SO per cent, of which j
"will be cast against Mr. Taft and for j
Mr. Mryan, :m<l the Republican laboring
vote will moan 40,000.
''Then; arc in the State of Ohio
f>00,0()() Republicans. Of tliis anniber,
it is safe to say that 1">0,00 are
Forakcrites. It is not claimed that
the entire number will vote against
Mr. Taft. It is a conservative estimate,
however, that 10 per cent are
sullen and angry, and Senator Forak<t
himself could not prevail upon
them to vole for Mr. Taft.
"We have, therefore, a change of
Hf?,000 Republican votes. Some one
may say that Mr. Roosevelt carried
the Slate by 22f?,000, but it must be
| ?to
| BOYDEN
11 yy j Man, who buys She
j j f\ | generally has his <
j | question. For in
| 1 and Walkover Sho
j He soon learns that t
I better Shoes, than .he
where.
Such splendid leathe
Vici Kid, Colt skin, e
Blucher cut. All the ne
|l Our Shoes are distinc
\\ as different from the ordi
|; well imagine. We're e>
FELLERS &
1 BETTEF
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YOUR
THE NEWBERRY
Capital $50,000
No Matter Mow Small,
The Newberry
vill give it careful atli
applies to the man and 1
ias. Mcintosh.
r resident.
Fancy
The Book Stor
come if you are
Glass, Fancy Chi
Silver.
remembered tliat that vole was foui
years a?;o, and that the last vote ii
Ohio showed the election of Gov. 1'at
tison, a Democrat, hv 4.'},000 plural
it.v, and -the highest plurality givei
to any Kepubliean candidate on th(
State ticket was only 48,000."
Reflections of a Bachelor.
New York Press.
I*]veil a widow who <><!ts married
again can have the nerve to tell her
husband she had no idea what it
would be like or she wouldn't have
done it.
i morgan!
u
fall i M 1 &
WALK OVER |
es here for the first time, SI
syes opened on the Shoe S
stance, take our Boyden H
es. )|
hey are as good, If not j tj
has been buying else- | jj
;rs as Gun Metal, Tan, j
;tc. Lace, Button or f] I
w lasts and toe shapes. j
;tive in style, and look j j
nary Shoes as you can
cperts at fitting. (
i MORGAN j
lshoes. [j;!
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\NKING!
SAVINGS BANK,
Surplus $30,000
No Matter How Large,
Savings Bank
sntion. This messa^t
;he women alike.
E. NORWOOD,
Caster.
China!
e is the place to
In need of Cut
ina and Stealing
link Store,
JUST J
Cleaned Curra
Seeded Rais:
Citron, E
Spic<
;j Fresh Vegets
Fruits received
Our line of Fs
ijcomplete.
For cake baki
J. E. M. Flour.
We carry a ful
land solicit your
j
i
I
Fresh Norfolk
i every day. Sol
I
Served on She
I St
Patronage of
solicited.
All seasonable
iflflW^ p||pJij!
| NEWBERRY, Tile
< The Show this year i- a
' position than ever Ik-'oiv '.<> ma
.rank, and lo Amaze aiul Delig t
MANY KNTIRKLY NK\Y ,
I THEJUNG OF^MSTS^HI
| VJ MENA6ERIE JULY If
A KKW OF TIIK MA NV
| MARION SHERIDAN AND HER
~PROF. BUCKLEY'S HERD (
IjH'lnclin^ DUCHKSS. the
i - J
ROSHI>AI,i'!. I he I.cantiinl Tut
JAKE, Largest Gorilla
lie is Five Feet Ten Inciie i
has Trcmendo s Stren^
his Powerful Arms
A Truly Wonderful Di:
| 400 PEOPLE. 250 HORSES AI
,1 PROF WHEnLEK
The Flower an I Pick of Feature
gram Extant, startling struggl*
the spectators by storm
! sxii^sro- TH:I: A
ones K A
1 TO SHU! IE ^ s
AX l\X IM.KSS PK()(/ RA
SFF. Till- 1" R 1' I v SPKC';Sl;il
I I!;; I t Mil til'.- S
. ?35?Jfc'* ; ,: u xr' v. .v x-1 ivc y.i
I Aftern? on at 2 o'clock.
nts,
ins,
Extracts,
es,
Cream of Tartar.
ibles, Celery and
fresh every week,
mcy Groceries is
ng try a sack oi
I line of Groceries,
patronage.
Oysters received
d by the quart or
>rt Notice in any
yle.
Ladies especially
3 dishes at
I,.,,- ,
JolucToginf
lid littler and in a Move Commanding
mlain their unrivaled standing aiu
riieir Thousands of Patrons.
VXD EXCLUSIVE PEATURKS
? .i i ?. jiiw i mwim " ~
>VI907- T!1E Pi<?TU?t is A daily
SCENE WITH THIS SHOW.
I-KATUKKS YOU WIIJ, SKK
TROUPE OF PhRFORMING LIONS
3F PERFORMING ELEPHANTS
largest Elephant in the World
i T!k usan i Dollar Kentucky Horse
liver Exhibited in America
i Height and Weighs 150 Pounds,
lh. Marvelous Agi its*, and
are'a >.\ondi r to heboid
splay of Trained Animals
^1D PONIES 20 FUNNY CLOWNS
'SMI LI t A R Y BAND.
Perlonners from all nation--, in a Pro?s
and ludicrous revelries, carrying
and wildly app'auded by all.
O \/ Elephants
1 Y S-io^re
.ix/co ln
V oi-" ,-TA RTI.IXC, FVKXTS
VI !..\k Si in:I T PARADE
r?v?)V.r.d< at leu. ill.
k. cm o jsh x> x :jc.y?a
iNight at S o'clock.
?
'Some people would never attract aB
any attention in the world it* it
f wasn't lor their impudence.
' Mrs. Alice Robertson,
TEACHER OF *H
Voice, Piano and Harmony, M
Studio Over Mower's Store.
Open Mondays, Tuesdays, Tliurs- S
days and Fridays. mm
Phone 263. ^
T" wl> m
VIOLIN MUSIC: E
| Miss Carrie Pool will give instruc
lion on the Violin, beginning jJL
September the 14th. j?
I Address: 1727 Harrington Street. VB
U 55 M 0 r-i V
* tr1 <*> ?2 0 m k. K
-3" fSgC^So? JS
I 5? 2 2. o Li ? <t> p flu
JET " So' S O ^ ^ w ftr*
> g p ^ S in >1 << & 3 flH
| VA7. G. Houseal > m. D. ifB
Office Honrs - j ? |? J? jl(- JJJ- /iHj
L. A. Riser, /VI, D, 119
j Office wit In Or. Houseal. | gCTPS
j Office Hours - j 2 to 3 p. m. 1 IfflH
(. 6.30 to 7.30 p. mjl inB
<? ? ?1 1 in hi ?iia?MmwnBMM?oaaiMECT?cKa4y',- jnWl
Slie Likes Good Things,
New Lite Pill-; a ? our family la.\a- ^
1 t i \ e Miedieine, because they arc good &
. and do !heir work without making a
fuss about it." These painless purifiers
sold at . E. Pclham Son's J ^
drutr store. 2oc.
Boozer Bros.,
CITY MARKET,
1311 Main Street.
! Fresh Meat. j
! Quick Service. ,
Phone 34. |
I FANCY GROCERIES,
The best the markets !
afford. J *
.1 We Ask a Trial Order. j
BOOZER BROS.
| 1
. ! For Sore Feet. W
''I have tound Hucklen's Arnica a
Salve to be the proper thing to use i ;
j for sore f<Vi, as well as for healing |
burns, sores, cuts, and all manner of &
abrasions," writes Mr. W. Stone, of U !
Hast Poland. Maine. It is the proper
tlnnjr loo for piles. Try it! Sold I
hinder ' 1 ara 111ee ai W. K. IVliiam & I
Son's drnv store. 'J.'tc. fi
?DUmMHB I?? ri MMMK?>??? W KB
| THE PLEASURE OF I
READING BY J&
LAMPLIGHT
Is denied many people ^Blff
! on account of imperfect ^1'f
Vou may seem to suffer
no inconvenience hy i * /f
j ft day l?ut lilid it painful gj 1
J X and difficult to read or j ^
' du1 close work hy lamp- S f
It the above is so with jl
0 you, you are injuring ?1 \
. your eyes every day B ml
Kj that you put off coming K '*?* T]
I; to us for glasses. 9 *
j DR. G. ff. CONNOR, i I
Newberry, S. C. 1 ^
1 Office Over Copeland Bros. .Store. 1 * dij
; * i I
j *T>V>S.<. ?
I KILLS PLEAS, and mres the wo,-! f
iiianyo, I'iraiscs Maim'O fill
j ? ure. Not poisonous. I<W sale by ' fj|
I Dr. A an Smith, Sole Agent. ?p