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| Standing of Cai Wf In Circulal ? w * 1 I Every Reader is Invited Friends by Voting foi > Start Means Succt 1 Start T r 1 At the close of the Balloting ? 9 at 6 o'clock P. M., Monday, October 9, the standing of the ' candidaets in The Herald and * HI Sews Great Circulation CamMr W paign was as follows: 1 Ballots and dominations re- * celved after that hour will ap- 3 .j pear to the credit of each can* didate in the next publication ?f the list. I 5 I | 5 I 5 * Blairs. a Misa Mildred Henderson 56,500 * i Miss Lizzie Henry 48,000 Miss Carrie Miller 26,500 y Miss Lillie Maybin 31,500 ^ Miss Ola Ringer 19,0^0 \ iMis 'Azilee Thomas 22,^00 ; Oliss L. B. Whitney 33,;>uu ? I Chapptlls. * ( Miss Lizie Adams 65,500 ^ Miss Janett Boone 1"\500 Miss Sarah Br?07er 20.500 ^ Miss Eleanor CoYsvn 18,500 ^ V;3.-s Carrie Neal 16,000 > (Miss Lallie Odom 38,500 ^ Afiss Virsrinia Watkins 19,000 J ^ L Afiss Irene Webb 17,500 * ; Helena. A B Miss Sarah Tompkins 56,600 ' Kinards iMiss Helen Bishop 63,500 Afiss Sarah Gary 47,500 ^ Miss Lucy Belle Johnson 44,000 ^ Miss Julia Murray .45,500 ^ Miss Lucy Riser 37,000 ^ Miss Beulah Smith 41,500 ? . . \> | Little MoimiaiiL Miss Mattie Boland 20,500 ^ Miss DorotBy Kinard 28,500 ^ Miss Cleo Shealy 15,500 ^ Miss Nina Sease 47,500 ^ Hiss Elberta Sease 19,500 .Miss Estelle Stockman 41,000 j&Hi&a Mayme Swittenburg 48,500 1 J Newberry, | y Miss Maude Abrams 52,500 ' A AAA _ . Miss Margaret Burton dz,vuu % Miss Ruth Digby 44,500 , ^ Miss Gladys Bauknight 39,500 Mrs. <Cary Booth 18,000 I Miss Bessie Bedenbaugh 52,500 ^ Mrs. J. M. Counts : 24,000 j Miss Daisy Dominick 42,500 ^ tlfiss Willie Belle Duckett 46,500 ^ Mrs. J. R. Eison 55,500 ^ I Mrs. h. G. Eskridge 62,500 j ^ ~~ " 57.-000 I * Miss Jinareu Tivauo ? mt Mrs. George Epps 53,000 | ^ Miss Sarah Halfacre .. .47,500 I ^ Miss Marie Hamilton 38,500 A ^ Miss Mary Hardeman 16,000 , 2V Mrs. T. P. Johnson, Jr 27,500 , iV Miss Amelia Klettner 12,500 m i jv - - oi snA : vIMrs. Frank LommicK ^ f Mrs. Claude Lathan 62,500.' f iMiss Florence Morris 48,000 !*, Mrs. W. S. Melton 27,500 ^ Miss Cora Mayer 64,500 ^ Miss Estelle Moore 61,500 ^ *afi9S Brunelle Perry 58,500 ^ 18,500 jars, ^ximx iic W i Every Woman * - U \\T 1 1 onouia vv cai Wrist Watch* f & Not merely for the par- 1 pose of knowing the time, J f but as a matter of being in a i style, no -girl or woman " " -J-1 ? t & I ' should be wiuiuut a wusi watch. It is most decided!}7 * I the vogue, and it has solved * I the problem of how a woman J I may carry a watch conve- j V niently. 5 0 We are? prepared to show ? iippnvfmQnt I you an unusjUtfti aooui biuvuv r, [ of these useful timekeepers L at very moderate prices. a ft - You will be sure to find * Wf that one of our several mod- a \ els suits your taste exactly, i \ P. C JEANS & CO ; Jewelers and Optometrists j L i 'l I - - ' m, , ididates j ion Campaign r to Encourage Their r Them?An Early >.ss---Don't Wait oday. I I Irs. W. A. Springfield 64,000 >liss Louise Smith 35,000 ?rs. Elmer Summer 63,500 Hiss Vera Summers -54,500 flrs. T 0 Stuan..* 62,500 Hiss Oliva Stuart 19,000 ilrs. C. B. Spinks 65,000 ?liss Helen Summer 48,500 -Irs. Frank Sligh 55,000 diss May Tarrant 42,500 Irs. Dorothy Taylor 27,500 Irs. Russell Tidmarsh IS,500 Irs. John Taylor 13,000 liss Lizzie Wicker 32,500 Irs. C. H'. Williams 22,500 tiss Rebecca Wicker 43,500 Newberry, R. F. D. liss Cola Alewine 64,500 liss Isoline Brock 57,500 liss Novice Crapps 62,500 [iss Bessie Davenport 61,000 liss Blanche Folk 64,000 liss Roberta Lominick 29,000 [iss Lillian McDowell 47,500 1 [iss Eunice Pitts 54,000 nss lua iviac xxun liss Gladice Senn 61,500 [iss Lucile Suber 28,500 liss Inez Wessinger 53,500 liss Mary Price 59,500 liss Eula Wicker 64,500 liss Rosalyn Werts 61,500 Newberry. Mills (Newberry) I [iss Lillie Cromer 21,500 I j [iss Pearl Davis 65,500 [iss Doscba Franklin 39.500 ixss Essie Gilliam. 63,000 [rs. A. H. Hardeman 24,000 liss Maude Kibler 47,500 [rs. Bennie Livingston 64,500 [iss Alva Miller 22,500 [iss Nellie McCarey 58,000 [iss Kate Spence 62,000 Irs. Alma Taylor 41,500 [iss Sallie Taylor 63,000 Mollabon Mills (Newberry) | r?ao Tannio Rpllp Burton 64.500 UOO *J Vu * v *- w _ [iss Grace Dickert 58,500 [iss Lizzie Greene 46,500 [iss Viola Jones 59,500 Oakland Mills. (Newberry) liss June Burgess 27,500 liss Viola Dominick 31,500: liss Evie Jones.^ 61,000! liss Janie Morris 42,000 j Irs. James Stewart.'. 58,5001 liss Pearle Summer- 36,500 Prosperity. liss Annie Bedenbaugb. 43,500 liss Lola Bedenbaugh 65,000 liss Vida Counts 35,000 liss Jennie Ruth Counts 59,500 liss Bessie Lee Gibqon 39,500 liss Lucile Hawkins..: 21,500 liss Bonnie Lester 67,500 liss Mary R. Livingston 66,000 liss Lola B. Lowman 64,000 tiss Lena Livingston 56,500 [iss Frances Morris 62,500 iss Annie Singley 53,500 is3 Lillie Witherspoon .61,300 r*~~ EMI , 24.^00 L1QB ?itlCU II et [iss Julia "Wlard 61,000 I [iss Mary Lizzie Watts 66,500 I Pomaria. Iss Myrtle 'Aull 44,500 [iss Annie Crooks 49,000 [iss Belle Harmon 52,500 !iss Annie Livingston 46,000 [iss Ola Lominick 38,500,' [iss Ethel Sebyt 35,500; |l liss Vera Kinard dd.ouu [iss Clara Wicker... * 47,500 Silver Street. liss Julia Blair.. 43,000 liss Ruby Fellers 49,000 liss Adelle Fellers 38,500 liss Elizabeth Fant 39,000 liss Helen Nichols 66.500 ? * /?r> AAA liss Mabel M lyoin oo,w/u liss Majorie Martin 28,000 liss Marion Schumpert 36,500 liss Etta Schroder 43,500 lVhitmire. liss Ella Cross 54,500 4i firm iiss .\eu rnua> . Iiss Ruby Herron 43.500 -Iiss Monica Moore 59,000 rliss Myrtle Suber 46,500 .Iiss Connie Shannon 60,500 Moore-Orr Wedding Approaclvs. ?he State. One of the first weddings of the fall, is well as one of the foremost of the intire season, will be that of Miss Carolina Dow Moore, daugter of Dr. ind Mrs. Thomas T. Moore, and Joseph Cyle Orr, Jr., of Atlanta, which will i? cr?1mrmi>pri at Trinitv clliirch Thurs tay evening. The prominence of the bride's famly in Columbia and of the 'brideI w. i ??An?MP Great A Maxw CA1 I k Fiv3 passenge $635. Purchased Company, Newber I Diamond Ring Everybody g< i Campaign Lasts Only a few Weeks (You Will Get a Prize if you Try I For Futher Particu- 1 lars Call. Phone or ^ I Write | groom's in (Atlanta and t.he personal t Tv%nniarifv of the young people make ^ ( I I the event ia notable one in the two | State capitals and hundreds of cardsi have been issued to the ceremony, i \ i which is to be at 8:30 o'clock. In- ! z formal invitations have been given to , J the reception which is* to be held j ( i i immediately afterward at the home j I of Dr. and Mrs. Moore on Sumter j street. j i The bride is to have her younger jt sister, Miss Pamel.i .Moore, as maid * v>nnr>r onntVior sister. Miss Kate ^ V-/JL 11VUV1 } uuvv<*v> , Moore, and >Mr. Orr's sister, Miss Har-! 1 riet Orr, of Atlanta, as bridesmaids,, ? and her friend, Mrs. Kenneth James,1 of Darlington, formerly Miss Sue j * Flinn of Columbia, as dame of honor, j1 C:irl Ramspeck of Atlanta will be j * Mr Orr's best man and the .ushers j1 will be the bride's three brothers. L William and Thomas. T. Moore, Jr., of Columbia, and Jerome Moore of ] Atlanta, her brother-to-law, Sam < Evins of Atlanta, P. E. Scott of New- ] nan aDBBHEaBflBBBaeaaDHBHBMBHB II lERALI Circulal ell Touring Car PITAL PRI2 s. J v ;r Maxwell Tourinj of and, exhibited b1 ? 9 TV. S. C. / * ; and other vali its a prize in this c STARTING OPPOF 100,000 Extra Votes will I who brings, sends or mails tl: to the Campaign Departmer The first $6 dollars should October 7th, and will apply sent in on the Opportunity c additional votes. These vol regular scale Herald and News, Campaign Department; Newberry, South C I am sending enclosed, for which please is my favor for the number of \ Address 1 [HE HERA1 Campaign ] jerry and Henry Graves of Atlanta. The Rev. Kirkman G. Finlay, rec or of Trinity, will officiate. Autumn gold an*.! lavender will be jsed in every detail of the wedding? n the gowns and flowers of maids md matron, in the decoration of the louse and the church, and in every )ther particular into which c-lor can )e put. The bride's sister. Mrs. Sam levins, md her small nephew, Torn More ?vins, of Atlanta, nave arrived for he wedding and ether out-of-town quests expected, besid?s those r.i the iridal party, are: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Orr, parents of the bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs. Lee JorJan, he latter his aunt; Samuel Carter of Ualanta, his uncle; Irvin Gresham and John Smith of Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs. ?ranli Callaway, Mr. and Mrs. S:muel iVeyman, all of Atlanta; and Mr. and Mrs. Ned Scott of Newberry. rise Qtfntoft That Does Not Affect The Heat 3ecause of its tonic and laxative effect, LAX A riVE BROMO QUININE is better than ordinary 2uinine and does not cause nervousness n. i inking in head. Remember the xull name anc GDk Jar the "iiiaiature E. V. GP' VE. 25c ?AV&A4 AM. iU, ) AND 1 tion Can and Other Priz IE li I Car, valued at y Carolina Auto ( CO! sed E. table prizes and campaign. Fair enoi LTUNITY COUPON )e issued to each candidate ^ le first S6.00 in subscriptions it of The Herald and News. be s<.nt in before Saturday on the first $12 collection >ffer which secures 200,000 :es are in addition to the arolina ...... covering subscriptions sue a Voting Certificate in rotest rwhich I am entitled. Candidate 3 I J) & NEWS * i Deoartment - M. BROWN COMICTED j ON SECOND COUNT ? ' " "' - d~l ! touna IxUiicy OI turrjnig tuiittatcu Weapon?Three Election Cases Remain. ! ? j I Charleston, Oct. 11.?The jury in, i the second trial of Henry J. Brown, ! charged with assault and battery upon W. E. Wing.ate with intent to kill and carrying a concealed weapon, agreed upon a verdict at fi:30 this evening after being oul> about an hour and a half. The defendant was found not guilty as to the first count and guilty as to currying a concealed weapon. I Judge Rice announced that he would impose sentence either tomorrow or next week. Evidence was: submited to the jury without argument after Judge Rice's charge. Thic? Tv*hir>h rpcultpri in a mis - j trial the first time, the jury having been out nearly 24 hours, was tried again yesterday and today, testimony' concluding about 4:30. It is thei first j MEWS ip&ign es Free SECOND PRIRE I Columbia Grafonola and Re*ds valued at Jioo.oo. Purcha- [ [ of and exhibited by O. & T. Sa^er, Newbeny, s. C. cash awards, i uerh. isn't it ? o / \ , I in Early Start is Half the Battle Enter Yourself or i Friend To-Day i PllA?Q NA I f I 1AUXXV i >V/< 234 f 13 indictments following the elec tion snooting or last uctooer, ana tnis total now has been reduced to three, through the verdict of today's, the ordering by Judge Rice, upon motion of Solicitor Henry, of seven cases charging the carrying of concealed weapons to the civil and Criminal tho r?o,:th nf rm<* <lpfpnri?r)f Patrick Quinn, and the nol prossing this afternoon by Solicitor Henry of the case against Frank Hogan, charged with inciting riot. Solicitor Henry stated, in nol prossing this case, that he found nothing in the evidence before him to sustain the charge. It is possible one of the remaining election cases may be taken up tomorrow. So Olive Out Malaria And Dnild Up The Systeift Take the Old Standard GROVE'S TASTELESS ch<"ll TONIC. You know trhat you are taking, as the iomnla is printed on every label, showing it is Quinine ard Iron in r. tasteless form. The Quinine drives our malaria, the Tro? builds up the system. SO cent#