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MANNING ANNOUNCES FOR GOVERNORSHIP WILL BE IN THE PRIMARY NEXT snniER. Calls on People of State to Get Together on Platform?Does Not Recognize Two Factions. Special to The Herald and News. Columbia, September 25.?Announcing positively that he is in the race for the governorship. Hon. R. I. Manning, of Sumter, early today issued a statement calling upon the people of South Carolina to get together on a Dlatform of principles and pleading for honest primary elections and for business administration of the affairs of the State. "Unless it is forced upon me," says Mr. Manning, "I shall not recognize the existence of two factions in the democratic party in this State" Advocating strict enforcement of existing party rules as to the primaries, Mr. Manning takes the stand that there should be just such amendments to the rules as will give every white man in the State, not disqualified by constitutional or statutory provisions, the right to vote and will prevent any man from voting more than once in a primary. "Xo man with proper self-respect and sense of right would want an office acquired by fraud," states Mr. Monnino' "cr* fTmf what T am nlMd w??. - ? r ing for is honest elections, the result of such elections to be the expression of the will of the voters independently cast and honestly counted." Mr. Manning's statement was issued early today before he left for his home after spending last evening in Columbia, and is as follows: "My attention has been called to a ^ statement made more than once to ' the effect that I may not be a candi. date for governor in 1914. "I feel called upon to answer this statement and, in doing so, I shall take occasion to make certain other declarations which I deem pertinent at this time. "I shall be a candidate in the approaching primaries for governor of South Carolina. "TT..1 r_ C ? A T uxebs ii is turccu u]juu mc, x shall not recognize the existence of ^ two factions in the democratic party in this State. My own belief is that the people of the State are tired of strife and that the time has come when the interests of all ^ur people will be advanced by getting together on a platform of principles, administering the government along business lines, looking to the upbuilding of the edui cational, agricultural and commercial ** * - j -j* j-*r_ _ a. 11 development 01 tne ouiie. aji uiuerences among the whites in governmental policies and officers have been settled in the democratic primaries. "The qualification of the suffrage in South Carolina was adopted primarily to guarantee white supremacy. Political differences among tne wniies to be settled by the primary elections. In order to settle these political dif( Terences so that the will of a majority of the democratic voters of the State shall be obtained, it is necessary that the party rules shall be strictly adhered to and, without going into detail, my opinion is that they should be amended so as to insure honest Vi ATrOTTT TL'Vl if O TT! Q T! Xil TT U1VU ? VA J nuiwv except those disqualified by constitutional and statutory provisions, shall "be given the opportunity of voting but that no man shall be allowed to vote more than once. "The qualifications for voting in the democratic primary are well known and my purpose is not to relax the existing requirements, but to safeguard the honesty and fairness of primary elections so that the declaration of the primary will carry with it the assur. ance that the nominees of the party I "have been honestly and fairly norni' nated, and tliat all democrats, including those who may be opposed to such nominees, may settle in the support ^ of the party nominees in the general | f election. "Xo raar> with proper self-respect and sense or' right would want an office acquired by fraud. So that what 1 am pleading for is honest elections, the result of such ejections to be the expression of the will of the voters independently cast and honestly count* ? . "The great object to be attained is ^ to sret the honest expression of the will of the democratic voters and 110 one can complain of the alteration of any of the party rules an'l const-tu. tional provision:: that vill n^cure t1 is oMort. I (" 11 on all candidates f.?r State officers and others interested in j honest governmet,: *o u = if wi* a me In preserving and maintaining fair elections in the party's primaries. "In such elections no one need fear rthe result, for tho majority must rule. "My position has always been for a W fair ballot and tor such rules governing elections as will be maii'iestly fair to al . "Demaf"1^ lor restrictions upon the ballot, i i *bc pr'm::ry. iK'sid- s ' ho?e already provided in the constitution and rules, are overshadowed by the more imperative demands of honesty Power for Every Purpose Will run the churn, separator, pump, electric lighting plant, vacuum cleaner, corn slicer, feed grinder, nay press, drill or shredder. Will also pull your silo filler, especially if it is a PAPEC, the lightest running and most successful ensilage cutter made. We can sell you these and other profit-making, labor-saving equipment. PERFECTION BAfUN runiMiunL, including cow scans, stanchions, feed carriers, litter carriers, sanitary mangers pay big dividends. All these goodssold on a free trial. satisfac? tion guaranteed basis at attractive prices. For Full Information See J. M. Swindle r, 910 W. Main St. J. C. LEE, Presid't F. ] Farmers-Merc If you are going to Build, ! vite your COMPLETE HOUSE 1 We manufacture and deal Stairs, interior trim, store 1 pulpits, etc., rough and drc * . * / ! . cypress shingles, rioonng, Distributing Agents for F Estimates Cheerfully an< Woodward Lui AUGUS' Corner Roberts i Our I QUALITY= S520.00 ^ BUB ^ Don't Pay More than necessary for a Delivery Wagon. Special introductory price to one Bra in each town Write quick for Price List A with large cuts. Secure this bargain. Tell us what you want. We can make a wagon suitable for your business and save you $20 or more. Cheap timber, cheap, labor, low V freights enables us to -easily do this. /l/SA| Big factory, best facilities. Act Quick or you may be too late, The Rock Hill Buggy Co., Vy| ?nrK WTT.T. s. C. COLLECTION OF TAXE?. Notice is hereby given that the taxes of the Town of Newberry, South Carolina, will be due and payable at the office of the Clerk and Treasurer from October 15, 1913. to November 30, 1913. A penalty of ten per cem? will be charged on all taxes not paid prior to December 1st. J. R. Scurry, Clerk & Treasurer. Newberry, S. C. 9-11-td LAND FOR SALE. Notice is hereby given that the heirs at law of S. E. Hawkins, deceased, will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder before the Court House at Newberry, 3. C., on salesday in November 1913, (Nov. 3) for distribution among the heirs, the following described real estate: * I One tract of land situated in the I county of Newberry and State of South ~ - i ~ - 4.-U ? rl Carolina, Deing a pan uj. me uiu Cureton place, containing fifty-five ( ".) acres, more or less, and bounded by land of G. F. Stockman, S. J. Kohn and others. Termb of sale: cash, purchaser to pay for papers ar.d recording same. S. P. Hawkins, Sallie E. Hair, Nancy Singlev, Jacob Hawkins, Eugene Hawkins, Lir.nie T^onford, Heirs law of S. E. Hawkins deI ceased. 9_30_4t. in the conduct of el frojis and the I maintenance of the intesnrity of a white I man's party in South Carolina. With the ideals of honesty realized, and ; with party harmony restored, construetive legislation, tending to uplift all of th:< interests of our Stato. v ill become easy, and will cheerfully observed. In government, as iii nature. evolution does not proceed V; i le'ips. ! "At i:i< nrop time I shall annonm ' j :! ;* p -; '' :! and shall endeavor j show :a d rail f%e principles for [ which i stand and the policies which 11 ihir.li should he pursued in order WESTERN FARMERV GASOLINE ENGINES I A dependable gasoline engine has proven I its worth many times over in actual every day I l. u ?~,l. I y> Uirk Uit 111^ i CLL Hi. iTiutu U1 juui nua v jr tt vy* rw can be done by an engine which leaves you time to be a Manager instead of a worn out laborer. Will take some of the burdens off your man, allowing him to put his time on more profitable work, hence he becomes better satisfied with his position. Removes much of the drudgery from the wife's shoulders and permits more time for recreation. We can furnish 5, 7 and 10 H. P. single cylinder type, also 12 and 20 H. P. two cylinder opposed types. Any size mounted on road truck, hand truck or skids. Attractive prices. Further particulars supplied by our local agent Western Implement Co. 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I I .HPS"? |iiOT The Home of Old Scott express collect, and we will rei CJ 1 - ~"L * J. ? oainpie smpiueiii ui luur c BIG ] Just to show you we have just the one quart free with every order for eigh Express Prepaid. 4 Qts. 8 Qts. 24] Old Buck White Corn $2.50 $5.00 $6 Crown Yellow Corn 2.50 5.00 6 1E1L- ft-rkrincr WViifn Pami *>,.9.n A. A.C\ ft XX IT U1VV V^WIJUL..* X? O. V/ V Remember, one whole quart free v with orders for pints or half pints. Study this price list for cut p 24] Old Lookout Club (Tennessee Wkiskey)S 9.( Old Private Stock Rye (very old) 9.( Old Lincoln Co. (Tennessee Whiskey)... 6.1 ! Cedar Grove Rye (Bottled in Bond) lO.i Sweet Mash White Corn (Small Tub) 8.i Uieky Strike Yellow Corn (old and mellow)... 8.? No order Express prepaid to Adams and Soi Get oar wholesale and retail price SCOTT P Ch Department E. I\ .TV SMITH fflKd COAX. Of. Py\ I 8TAT6MBNT llk%l IIP-# I I t ii J0i? That stove of yours has seer but you have let things drift al< Meanwhile, you have been Of Course, you knew it, bu of every lump is gas. Fail to of every dollar you spend in co? Rather extravagant? Yes? The ordinary stove maae oi the wrong place. Places you c Result?the best part of ing gas that is in the average ton You have lost it. It has go pll kind of a bl tS Buy tlie the heat in t This is j |g^ of $3.00 sol bass burner 'I j is is the heater that is a ! srnc/.e in the house. i This is the heater that save j It tii:-: Rest of the Time. This is the heater that gives This is the heater that wil This is the heater we sell the mill." Burns soft cos!, li It is just the kind of a hea ! Newberry 1 a/ l See the name tcCcle's" on t IE QUART OF WHISKEY ?st Offer ever l lie whole state of South Cs ir Old Scott is ? a wonde rich corn whiskey w pleasing, mellow corn 1 K i alwavs look for in a cc fc..W *> k keyThe best way for yo : out how good this wh is to try one whole qi ^ at our expense. | Send $6, the distill* '% for eight quarts of 0] U and we will ship you y< j| quarts and one extri H] making nine quarts in Try the free quart. ?every drop. If not -1 pleased, satisfied and d return the other eight fund your $6. marts for $3, express prep; FREE OFF j whiskey you want, at the price y< t quart bottles (not pints) of any < Pts. 48 V2 Pts. Express Prepaid. .50 $7.00 Picnic Rye, 100 prooJ .50 7.00 Silver Wedding Rye. .00 6.50 Kentucky Pride Rye. irith each order of eight quart bottL rices on pints and half pints of vei Pts. 48 M> Pts. A A r A AT .1 n _ . A. 1 TTTl- _ n . ju ? ?.ou uia scou vvmie uon jo Pride of Atlanta Whi 50 ii!oo Bulls Eye Dry Gin? 50 9.00 Scott Price Superior i 50 9.00 Virginia No. 2 Apple too large to fill same day order is received. [ithern Express points on all orders list. Buy at wholesale distillery p "RICE DISTI] lattanooga, Tennessee 0 bz I Ik U1U J VV4 AAV ^ that But ther it Here's ho\ i its best days. You need a on g. losing Half of every hod o t you did not think of it that burn that gas and it is like tl il. f a lot of separate castings le an not control. your coal?the 14,000 cubic i of $3.00 soft coal?goes up t np nn in smoke. ? ?r ? at gas?mix it properly wyth ; lie flame. But there is only < only heater that is made tigb t Blast 5 no air. the heater that mixes the gai he coal. the heater that burns anv kii t coal do the work cf $S.UU joy and comfort to the house :3 labor?fix it in the mcrnln a steady, constant heat from 1 hold its fare untouched tor you under a guarantee that i gnite, slack, hard coal or w ter you want. Come in and Hdw. Co he feed door of eczch stove. J FREE Made fMl irolina to j|| "1 rful, fine, | |a I ith that fJjHj taste you ifleaM >rn whis uiti/ free ; 17 S? i a quart! ^^^01 \u ^TILLED BY JI Drink it l^Sn^iDlsmiM entirely bfj^B^agp elighted, quarts. A bottle of this fine old corn free. aid. JER / du want to pay, we will give you 3f the goods listed below. 4 Qts. 8 Qts. 24 Pts. 48 Vi Pts. : $3.20 $6.40 $7.50 $8.00 2.50 5.00 6.50 7.00 2.20 4.40 6.00 6.50 es of above goods. No free goods ry best distillery goods. 24 Pts. 48 % Pts. i (none better) $8.00 $8.50 te Com (pure ICO proof).... 7.50 8.00 8.00 8.50 Gin 6.50 7.00 Brandy 6.50 7.00 3 for four quarts or more. nices and save money. Address LLERY ? ? - - ? youi UUcii ?? emu. good. Hard luck e is a way to fix v: i new one. You know it? f coal you have put in it. A : way. You know that half irowing into the ditch half :aks air. They leak air at feet of common illumin&t7 - A-. - -.-L ne jiuc unuuincu. air and you have the hottest Dne way to do this? it?hoids tight?stays tight. iginal Heater 5 and air and gives you all nd of coal and makes a ton hard coal in a high priced wife. I: makes no dirt or g and at night and FORGET soft coal or lignite. a day and a half. is as "good as old wheat at OOd. see it:- / , m Vbne genuine without it \