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re People
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Now is the time order your
Thanks Giving clothes. Your
choice of 500 Henderson
Woolens. Satisfaction guaranteed
and prices reasonable.
I also carry a high class line
of Shirts, Collars, Necktiesx
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Hose, Men's fine Underwear,
Garters and Suspenders.
Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
a-specialty.
Giive us a trial. I will treat
you right.
. Tailor and Hah?dasher
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Sale
offer for sale my new
and store house on
lesterfield & Lancas1.1*
,
ilthiest part ot town,
], one of the nicest
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WILSON'S CHA
Prominent
Men and Newspapers
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The following is taken from the Co-ri
Iunibia State of Saturday, Nov. H. r
Florida Chairman for Him.
Monticello, Fla., Telegram to New'I
York Sun.
Chairman Jefferson M. Lamar of t
the State Democratic executive com- t
mittee in a statement given out to- s
day urges the Democrats of Florida i
to send delegates to the national con- >
vent ion next year who will vote for I
Gov. Woodrow Wilson as : the candidate
for president.
Lamar says that every man who r
warfts to go as a delegate to the nat- v
ional convention will have to name d
his choice for president so that there v
may be a direct vote on presidential v
candidates in the coming State pri- r
mary. Lamar says: a
"I hope that the Democratic party f
will nominate Wood row Wilson. The r
nation needs him. Congress needs e
jhis powerful intellect and guiding
; hand..
"Nominate him and we will still i
win in spite of some blunders in congress.
The nation will then know
that the Democratic party is getting l
down to business.
'"All his life he has been preparing t
himself for such crisis as came to t
him in New Jersey, and I hope awaits i
him in our national affairs. i
"I hope Florida will give this South- j
ern man in a Northern State undivided
support. s
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Should Name Wilson
Raleigh News and Observer. J
J. H. Culter of Washington is in c
the city visiting old friends. He has l
recently returned from New England t
and the middle West, where he spent i
the summer. 1
Asked as to what the people of New t
England and the North were talking
about concerning the presidential election
next year, Mr. Culter said: j
"Yo^i "
While I like toWl^^med as to what ?
is going on, it is not my mission to t
look at matters from a standpoint of
the politician, and I gather my views
from intercourse with friends and <
business men with whom I travel. If
I were asked as to what I thought f
was the true policy of the Democratic j
party, if it wished to win in the next j
election, it would be to nominate ,
Woodrow Wilson a candidate for the r
presidency. I do not wish in any way
to state what I would like the Democratic
party to do, but that seems to j
be the true course which would lead
to success. I have heard a great: f
many Republicans who have ntever c
voted a Democratic ticket state that t
if Taft is nominated on the Republi-! j
can ticket and the Demoeratics nomj-jj
nate Wilson they will, without a|
doubt vote for Wilson. In other words J
it is the insurgent Republican votes. ?
' which the Democrats stand a good
show of securing with Wilson as their, >
Soecial Soda
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For Piano C
Wednesday, Nov.
give with each
Water 100 votes
glass 200 votes, o
worth Soda Wate
give 2,500 votes.
We offer specials
day. Watch this
Wednesday's offei
LADD'S DR1
The Rexs
lNCES good
Fafor New Jersey's Governor
jsidency. I
lominee, provided Mr. Taft should be
lominatcd by the Republicans."
Democrats' Hope.
lirmingham News.
baying that while he expecetd to
ake no active part in matters peraining
to national politics, Commisioner
A. O. Lane stated Friday mornng
that he was decidedly a Woodrow
.Vilson man, and that he believed
)emocratic hopes lay in Wilson alone.
"I am for Woodrow Wilson," said
the commisioner, ''which does not
nean that I am against Mr. Under- *
vood. I believe Mr. Underwood has
lone and will continue to do good ,
vork in congress. But Mr. Undervood
would not be a logical man for
(resident. Believing Implicity in bis
bility, I do not believe that he could Y
;et the nomination. Still greater is F
ny belief that he could not be elect- S
d. F
"It is a mistaken sense of loyalty 1:
that leads Alabama Democrats to irge
Mr Underwood as an only choice, a
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Stands Best Chance
"ampa Tribune.
Woodrow Wilson at the present
ime stands a better chance of being p
he Democratic nominee for the pres- v
dency, in the opinion of Maj. Charles j
kVright of this city than any other g
jerson in the rankes of Democracy. p
The major has just returned from|c
tn extended tour. He went as far j.
^est as Utah and Wyoming. 0
"I found" he said, "that the New i(
lersey governor is easily the choice ^
>f most Democrats. Harmon is next,
! believe Wilson will get the bulk of
he votes in his party, but New York
will vote against him, because New 4
fork wantB conditions to remain as
hey are."
Country for Wilson.
Detroit Tjjjjga, ? p-..
" 1 he^country is Tot Woodro^
lon because Woodrow Wilson is for
he country.
Chances Growing Daily. *
Sulpher Springs (Col.) Times.
Gov. Woodrow Wilson's posibilities
or the nomination of presiden on the
Democratic ticket seems to be grow
ng daily. Wilson is undoubtedly a
nan of the people and they recog- }
lize him as such.
Gains More Favor.
Alexandria (S. D.) Journal.
Woodrow Wilson grows in popular
avor as time pases. From every part
>f the country comes words of praise
or the capable man who mis all
)robability the Democrats will select
is their standart bearer next year. ?
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Headway In West Virginia
Jteubenville (Ohio) Herald-Star.
Wilson is making headway' in West y
'irginia. T
Water Sale,
lontestants *
3i
22nd, we will
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5c Glass Soda
-with each ioc
?r with 50 cents
r Checks we will
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every Wednesad.
for next
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DEALERS IN
Pure Drugs
,?d *#'
Medicines
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Ve have just received a large line of
IEAUTIFUL WEDDING PRESENTS
itirling Silver Ware ? Cut Glass ?
ine China ? Salad Sets ? Chocolte
Sets ? Cake Plates ? Nut Sets
- Bread and Butter Plates ? Lamps
nd lots of other things selected from
tie largest New York houses.
PAINTS! PAINTS!! PAINTS!!
1 large or small quantities?only tl:e
ery best. We sell paints made by
no. Lucas & Co. They will last loner
and look better longer than any
aints we know. You can get a small
an of varnish stain to freshen up a
able, chair or bedstead. A buggy
r wagon. Tell us what you want
t for and you will get the right
ind.
T WANJIAMAKEB'S?
Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals,
Cash Books, Time Books, Trial
Balances, Bills Payable, Memorandum
and Order Books always en
hand. Inks, InlKtawto,? Typ? - 3
wHter Papers, Lead Pencils, Writing
Tablets.
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T WANNAMAKE1PSBox
Papers, 10c to 50c each.
Pound Paper, 15c, 25c, 35c.
Envelopes to matoh.
I
Vanamaker's FeTer Mixture ? The
most reliable remedy for Chills
and Fever?stops the chills and
stops them at once?only twentyfive
cents per bottle. Large bot*
ties for family use for fifty cents
and one dollar.
TVAXXAMAKER'S LIVER TOXIC
lave you forgotten how much good
; did you? Only 25 cents.
hnxamaker's (old tablets 4
he best thing we know of for a fresh
old. 10 cents a box.
laxxamaker's toxic mixture
>r weakness and poor appetite. It
ill do you good ? A FINE TONIC
3 cents a bottle.
t waxxamaker's?
Window Glass, for Windows or
Pi?->tres.
T TV A >' >'A MAKE ITS?
Paints in large or small quantities
T TVANNAMAKE B'S?
We are exclusive agents for Eastman
Kodaks and and Films.
T TVA N >' A MA K E R'SAgents
for Huyler's Candies.
T TVAXXAMAKER'S?
Agenst fdr L. E. Waterman's Ideal
Fountain Pens, sold on positive
guarantee to give satisfaction, or
can be returned.