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r HASN'T SPLIT WITH TILLMAN-. Blease Furnishes Press With Copies of His Speech at Barnwell Tuesday. Governor Blease has sent to the Record the following: Governor Blease, in his speech at Barnwell, S. C., October 24, 1911, said: "And, while speaking of newspaper rumors, I desire to make the follow ing statement, which I have reduced to writing in order that I may not be misquoted, and will, from this point today, mail a copy to the News and Courier, the Columbia State and the Columbia Record, in order that they may not say that it was not forward ed to them, and that they will have no excuse in not correcting the false hoods which they have published, and to show to the world that the editor ials which they have written in con nection with this matter were found ed upon falsehoods. They already know these things and have acted in concert in giving publicity to what they know is false, and have founded their editorials upon the hope that they might bring a breach between Sena tor Tillman and myself; and, while it is hardly necessary, yet, I wish to state to you people today that the desperate effort they are now making to cause Senator Tilhnan and myself V to fall out will not succeed. "I stated in a speech at Orangeburg that I did not believe that the people, of South Carolina would defeat Sena-1 tor Tillman for reelection and that I I - hoped he would be a candidate, and without opposition. I will be a candi date for reelection as goviernor, re gardless of what Senator Tillman may or may not do. If I am living in 1912, I will 'be reelected governor. "I have never stated that I believed that Senator Tillman had anything to do with bringing Jones into the race for governor. I did say that I believed that there was something in the fact that a conference had been held at Mr. Richards' house.- Senator Till-man and Mr. Richards both assure me that this was only an informal dinner, at which parties were invited as friends of the sdnajtor; that it had no political signi fleance, and that the candidacy of. Mr. Jones was not discussed, and, that It was a surprise 'to them when a third party came in and mentioned the fact that, Jones wouild be a candidate for governor; and 'that no conference was held there, in -regard to Jones' candi dacy. I further have the assurance of Senator Tillman that he 'is n~ot back ig Jones in his race,' and that he 'has not sleeni him this summer,' and that he 'does not know who persuaded' Jones to enteP 'the race.' These gen tlemen making thesle assurances, I know that 'they are true. I do not be )ieve that the people of South Caro !ina are going to elect any man gov-1 ernor who Is brought out and sup ported by the newspaper trust and aarge stoekholders of corporations, and whoe, if elected, 'will submit to news papel ditation. .;g ' Of course, I would be glad to have Senator Til1man's vote and influence in my race, but I do not believe that It is absolutely necessary to my suc- 01 eess, because I have not yet reached s the point where I believe that any one man can dictate to the people of Southh Carolina who they shall or shaill not W have in office, and, from Information s1 received from all parts of the State, 01 I am satisfied that I w-llbe relected 9 regardless of who may oppose me; and, I suppose that if Senator Tiliman e shoeuld see fit to write a letter in'sup- A port of me in 1912, some parties con .ected with newspapers would go to ~ him and try to dissuade him from pub- * lishing it, as I am informed they didt in, 1910. when he was a;bout to publish ~ one in support of me in preference to e' my opponent in the second race. h "I h:>pe that this will put at rest the dirty, cowardly lies that are being cir culated and will show to the people of.i the LState that Senator Tillman and hb myself have no differences. I have re-t c3ntly received an invitation 'to visit his hcme at any time' and your house, whieb ir, now being temporarily ocnx rAied by me, is always open and the senator will always find a hearty wei coTre: and, we both, today, can wel say, 'Let the heathen rage.'0 "This race, however, is giving men concern at present; es I have before r.tate-L there are many men living to day who wi:1 be dead before that timne. and many childreni born, whore rar ents have~ r't y~et mnarr:td. Tene~s. way had plenty cothe o ea. Stren cjh The race is to have you strength for the up-stre gaining, just holding your own, or swept back by the current of cir what you need-the strength that cc You can buy Read these extracts from letter of qra Yy general health and trength havealsn improve' wei i and I attri6ute this to the use of Miit .-,. 1. I:adfor Urigzs. Danrille. Va. Gained 49 poonc!: e @b i ii x per: -11:,rveylingess. Ferrell.bura. W. Va. i... tak-n Cl an h n.v Pafew bottles of Nli!"mu bat !e '! strvn:rr and ha ve tc tolr. more active aAd able to stand 1- tu:ker my say I a work.-Rlev. 11. 1). G-ur-int. Panvii:e. Va. I gained Ii yrtle 1 2 pounds on 1 1-2 itties or .Milam--T. D. stalr.- Washit ker. Charieston. W. Va. My strength has returned every and I feel better than I have in :.0 years. thanks to laud. I Mtiiam.-BennieJonie. N'ewLbo.-t NCwMv-. Va. Took-- x i'l bottles of MilAm. feel lik-e a new an-U'i!C:- ior TIOri ing. 549 E. Nain St.. Norrolk. Va. Am on my furth Xrfo.i bottle of Milam and can now eat all I can get. and Ask your druggist about the gua Ue A Constani Proteetth A telephone on the Farm affords 1 from isolation as well as protection in t) Mr. S. S. Lee, of Blanch, N. C., of our friends' husband was compelled night. Durinig that time no one was She talked to us all up and down the ready to go to her at a minute's notice, she had a phone, as she would not feel Write for our free booklet and see telephone on your Farm. Address Farmers Line Depautme SOUTHERN BELL TELE ,&- TEL EGRAPH C012 163 South Pryor St., Atlant e I wanted to marry, and I am well .tisfied w1-th my choice, after an ex- JJ ~rience of upward of 20 years. I ye always enjoyed the best of health,1 1 ith the exception of a hard spell of kness -last fall. I -have held every fee that I have asked Newberry geSt unty for, and they' b ave been step- reii( g stones, for today I am the gor- dige nor of the granudest State in the rercan Union, made up of the nob-~ stor t and most gallant men, the pur t and most;beautiful womena, and am joyng perfect health. With these ngs, why should I not be happy, d why .should I worry over an rent which is to take place 12 months ace? No, my friends, not in the st. that "I can truly say what few men liv-- yOt g today can say, and I believe few S ve ever lived could have said, v:iz: IOW, 'at I have received everything on this dri trth that I have ever wanted, and yen: ht- more could a man wish for to T ke himu happy? If I can be suc- at a 3:fful in obtaining the same degree yetace and happiness in the world cc~e that I have in this, the equal No it: will nevce te excelled, and when Heral .y bo:y is !ai-i to res.t, it can be tfully inlscrite.u upon my tomb, ?re lica the Lcdy of a man who got Not e - t i g in th is li e th at he w an t ed ,' u n e i, if aLong w't'1 that, it een be'Nw ~:thfully writtec, 'and who was true j .? )r The Pull I I I I Jl , the strong am pull of life-are you lo you feel yourself being cumstances? Strength is >mes from good red blood. strength titude from those who did: nore than Iever did in my Ife.-J. 3. Roark I. Va. After using seven bottles I find myself ewr bealtb, fine appetite and feelig better 1 2) years.-Mrs. 11. Reynolds, Critz. Va. I en six bottles of Mlam and can truthfully fee;ine bettr ihan I ever remember before, L Nebofield. with Weinple. Ellersoa & Co.. :~Tton. 1). C. ' '* ilarn benefitted me in almost1 -ay. tisama-niLcent tnic.-Harry %. Hol up. 'Tol.ue.C-'. Dan,ille. Va. I bellere to be e greatest niedicie yet discovered vou,s and run-down systems.-T. Shep Brown, . Va. 142 ranteed remedy. F1 I he Farmer's family freedom I he absence of the men. writes: "Some time ago one to be off until ten o'clock at in the house but his wife. line, and each family was She said she was so glad at all lonely." how little it costs to have a PHONE [P A NY m, Ga. tjOy Eating tre you afraid to eat what want because of indi ion? Cheer up! Digestit ves in a few minutes. It hsts food when your mach refuses. sold .under a guarantee your'druggist will refund e money if you want it. Ena11 tablets, easy to swal ,contains no hiarmful is. Package -small, con tent for pocket or handbag. ry it, you can't iose. 500 1 draggists. w is the time to cubscribe to The td and News, $1.50 a yea.r. NOTICE TO DRAW JURY. 'ice is hereby given that we, the sgned, jury commissioners for erry County, S. C., will at 10 Sa. m, November 4, at the c:erk's oelly and publicly draw the of 0 ri, w!to shall serve as' -r: e t (:- tvo:rt of Co:mnfon Ce a:;.':r.r for Newberry fIy. s. C. me WORRY - about something for dinner, supperI or breakfast. Let Boozer Bros. worry about it Ring phone 34, or call at 1311 Main street. Every thing good to eat. Fancy groceries and fresh meats, pork, sausage and d.ry beef, boil ham, fresh oountry produce, cheese, butter and eggs, . can meats of all kinds, preserves and jelleys of 911l kInds. Pickles, sweet and sour, both kinds, olives and ketchups, mustard and 'salad dressing, coffee. and tea of all kinds. Boozer Bros. Newberry, S. C. New I sthe time to subscribe to The erald and News, $1.50 a year.. _TCH _T_H ITH! . Scac n rb-u ndsrth Scgrac ndu-thes ndsdascof wful torture-those terrible nights DOl f sleepless agony.-ba Then-a few drops of D. D. D., the b famous Eczema Specific and, Oh! what WO elief! The itch gone instantly! Com fort and rest at last! - D. D. D. is a simple external wash Cu1 hat cleanses and heals the inflamed kin as nothing else can. A recognized att secific for Eczema, Psoriasis, Salt Rheum or any other skin trouble. We can give you a full size bottle f the genuine D. D. D. remedy for $1.00 and if the very first bottle fails o give relief it will not cost you a elt. N W'e aleo cnn give you a sample bot- N 1e fc" :25 cents. Why suffer another &y x;hca. yout can got D. D. D.? Kills a Murderer. ===== A merciless murderer is Appendici-IDS s with mnany 'ictimis, but Dr. King's. eNv Life Fiils kill it by prevention. I WII 11 genitly stimulate stomach, liver der al si n !wels. preventing that clogging ida comn hat in vites appendicitis, curing con- son's fa iation, headache, billiousness, 'hiis. 25c. at WV. E. Pelham's. tober 26 - land lkr The Herald and News-Newberry's Icontaini ae-$.1 .;n per year. J Ing the IiL9EI Years ago Rose's f would populai the Soul Wemadeiti with the result the only aged c had today. The Forefat year is just as as that you got It is "primil tilled, ,and stor casks until ri "raw. " At all club places, or foui prepaid, for $4. R. M. ROSE stablished half a century "Ask the R As Easy as a Moccasin Foot muscles that rebel at being bound up in stiff shoe leathec sould never be forci eet that fret make w fu, or even rest, unpo: If your feet are sensit to our dealer in yoi and ask to be shown -The SOUTHERN $2.OO SHOE ade flexible-made with Ihas solved the shoe pr omen to whom new shot he sole is solid and tough sin. The vamp is of kid, You'll vote this shop tl eer slipped on. Style-all Southern Girl and the 6 putation in that line. Mfade in all styles-suipper-p t:ADDC-TERRY CO., ake it from the oldest man ais the chew for men. No sg hing to hurt your stomach-ju~ c, propei-ly aged and perfec t give you heartburn. t's our treat to put you on tc ut this ad, and mail to us wii etive FREE offer to chewers IIPFERT SCALES CC Address........----.-----. ABLE FAlM FORi ,SAILE. s Isll to the highest bid- ta my resi<ience in salu- es t,three miles from S:ump-e ry, for cash, ou Tuesd.ay, UOc- : L,1911, at 10 a. mn., the t:tc ae; e wn as the Pat Fulmer tract,.t ; 85 acres, more or less, be pl uo mn which I now Te we saw that orefather Corn become the whiskey of th. .n large quantities, that ForefatLer,is orn whiskey to be ber you get this old and mature last year. Live meth6d" dis =d in charred oak be-never sold s and first- class r quarts, express 00. CO., Distillers CHATTANOOGA, TENN4 .venue OffCer ork, ssiblem.o husnso ~uthm Grl soe assa imsrac tow ftn hus GIRL in bunch Rend iea" o old tth ara to aeandrs for. eri' outer ir son-ae ha. iny t bunch,g~ " r Red eat" inb >ien exeveL~docfo swstleg st god ~ ol d oh Crlinat. tloi tyr nm and addredefo J. is-ae.1 . . Lereou sb ildi, g. :'~, cr. - ;rsi.