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IWJDX/Lrl |.H>W Iter , ft .W, thrtt n?onth?, 40 i, ? cents pet Une each Id* Curds for Opautr oflW;?? roaoionftl $10.00. >? will be publinliet] wlmll to tbe general public mid 'amatory nature, No re will W Maume<l for (lie respondent*. AOVKKTlfliNU OrMiDRry ?t a<lT?rti??ente, ft r?i i n?er n?>i? >r square; 0?ch iubu^quent lu *0 cants pe* square. foil vent ion. good rosds convention on llT iftll WM very iliinly nl -there being only 35 pie* r. M. 0. Weil wa? made the meeting and Mr. i secretary. No dcflnitV Wee Agreed upon and led ib lit the County Su township commiesiouerH ilstive delegation hold a >rne time in the near fu d map out iomi plan to be I Into lew at the next m a lUe legielature. fitf much regretted that so Interest war manifested in lUee, for surely n > matter m re Importance to the public now than that of good matin. Mr. Taft'H Hellgion ^Observer . Roosevelt HH)B that fi'a religi on in "his o w a |> r t - rah" and linn proceeds to J? a-lno-CuiuiiH) nrtirli ulelied to the Assotmlid 1'ress. Mr. Tuft Bt't II) B to be M I , nU'< property, p>rliaps Mr j *4 religion in uIho. A in way ihej itdeol's care and tu ii-U^u o vei { that concerns tlio pit aident- j bee been of I lie mot,', u ti re- 1 log and proprietary character. ] _Jfc|?ppeara lli at Mr. Tift i* u Unitarian ? or all Unitarian, if tli:ii I lk preferable ? ami ilmi ho id ft u.di i ridual raised the i j ti ?? r* i i <> n ?.f Ijih| religious faith (luring* l in- c ?? in pa i ^ n | writing to the pt4 hi.jt /ji ttUaui j i&f." The ptesuleul (It f.-r :t *1 hi? ir J t until after t b f 1 1 ? c.u i \ ^_4ng the game rule wjili i ? (e u.? r. .??? 1 "ibereto as in the pu bi u:nti n ? ( i in. j Contributions mndu to t li ?? Urpuh-j lican campaign fund, bo'dint; Imiki Until after I lie cltcUon when i ih pnbllOftli on could do n > bur ni . The Observer whh writ aw u?- of Mr. Tail's religioub fu ll lonn b fore the election, but did m?i think j it wee a proper ground upon a !n> b ! to object to li i in , and so N.-iid ii 'ib ing about it ? not because u bad \V*"BO right to, and with no conside r a fiction of its bein n Mr. Ttf.'s ?? p : i affair," but becune r dH n " tfcink his religious belief w >u!.i ? ^ k_i? ? make him any the wirar, i?i iht better, president. We differ, however, ?t.!i M P? Roosevelt in his thinking that the people have no right to ti (j.ntij iti M$to a candidate's n.lis>iouB l>?iu ( and make it a m niter for eon aide I utn?n In voting for or ngmiiBt him. In faOt? the people have a light to in ; quire about ibe cut of a mttn'ii c??ni ,.or his beard, or any other peculiar ity of a "private'1 nature, and per ED It it to influence hi:n in voting. The '-right to hold otlk'e" du* a not entitle any one to cftk-e who chooses to run for it. When be does )TUD the people have a ri^hl til know oonsider every fact and eircum ntaWe ul ins life and to m i k o up their minds accordingly People arc oflen defeated f . . r i (? flee upon matters much more tiivi - al than their religious belief. A Voter may make a mistake in ju.lg rnent in voting against a candidate ^7 - on such grounds, but be is clearly within his rights Southern Hell liets Pi izo. At the recent Gs. state Fair a premium wee offered for the exhib it advancing the most valuable sug gvilios* for the dSTelnpsrecl of the nocial, educational and oconomic Interests of the farm. The exhibit made by the farmers' It department of tlic Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. Awarded a blue ribbon and di oma of award as -fulfilling the [die under which the prize be awarded. 1U exhibit at the fair the ^^^Beir company displayed telephones and demon the use of (be telephone on a, ibe method of construct and the detaile necee?ary "tiie olase pf aer vice. The | jular one with vis We. The tel. ] on firni nnd Ofn cl-mL* mksrn in ruml com luuoitlrs to a greater extent than ever before, aud the di-velopement of (til* feature of the Ultplioue i? receiving mora iiuo Hon frooi the Houltiein #rH oo?. p any than ever before. The im provement* tn the farm line tele phone which lit vo reduced lUo e ?at of i L? i ? claa# of servico to n mini mum, I) (tn made it poiaible to nop ply every farm houa? within a reo itoii t> ble <1 ? i?t u nc?* of an exchange wilt) tepbooe fct i vice. The prohibition!*).# who u great victory Uat week in Cbetter, Lau ten* and CUrofi(ior), voting the dia pi'liHNI IVH OUt Of tilt HO COIintU't. Wo heartily congratulate tlie friend* of aoberneg* hoc! right eou?n??a In winning thi? deciaive victory. Wo are confident that otb ey countie* will do lik?wiae, and we believe tbe peoplo of the Slate will Vote for prohibition by a large majority if lb?V aro over given an opportunity. Wo hope the ap proacliing legislature will give u? an elect! >n on that laa.ue aouU'litno next year. ? B iptiat Courier, Nov. 12th. Mr. J. 1. High&m , editor of tiip Cheater Lantern, huh ml>l hla paper to Meaam. IV in . V, ( uldweil u mi .J. Kratjk Lnlinttr, bol.li expeii< ne ed newHpaper ine*n. the change to take ell'eCt l)*'c. Ik'. Mr. Bigham ih one of the ihfiHt high-t'iued and honorable editor# in the Slate and it ia with aineero rr^re'. that we aee him leave the edit trial ft* .Jd, C \ML>I:N IUI> IK >N( MS S( >11(1 I Ol? BCNI.T Kr-nlut ions ul I'sl in. ami . \ j ? - prrciat ton bv lv?T?lm\v I. UN I'IN. t 'a 1 1 m i ? ? t ) , , No v. lt>. A' tlif ad JO'I I' 1 1 1 1 4 ? ? ! i I i)| I lit' ('(>11 it f j f i a I >? -.-joi,- luri' I a -> t '.vi ck, .lu?ijs.;<> \V, | M .?> it I i ii^f. tln? In! low i imr vt'ry ? ? 1 1 1 1 ? I i 1 1 1 ? ? 1 1 1 u y I'I'Mll II I ii ?|l> 'A < ' I'l ' oil < ? ft 'i | h\ Ho II, M. L. Sn. it h 1 1 j r ? i '.i 1 1 ; i i i ? 1 1 liar a m-n ! 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I n U.:N :j i tlioa-ly ailopS'ii, t'v?-rv :in*:nho? | of iho liar ri-inif ainl i-iai, , i n t h t ? m o - 1 f ? ? : i ; p 1 , ; ! i ? i j i a r \ t ? ? ! a - Mr, 1 ifi;"' ---r \ ;f ?? i - - Nolli-i'. 1 ie e x u '.i vi? o > in m i ; :> ?? of the i K I- r s li a w K up list n a a oi' j h 1 1 1 ' ii will ' meet at tlie Cftin I, n K*pn?i C'linrcli Monday, November 30. li, a: 11 1 o'clock h . ui Wftntrd. V\ a n led. ? A pi >ei linn as mana ger of a latge farm. Applicant has 20 years expprirnet'. Lender si amis ihorougbly l!io manipulailoo of ail Winds of machinery, tilarkaniiiliiri*;, ?* hfel w rigjit and carpeolir work Can give lieal rt fefi'ocea to parliea mieresled. Addreas ' Z," care of The C hronicle. A Now Arnrai, A glance at Mr. Wallare Run ?ell's face a.a he ctffie down lo*n much earlier ihan usual this morn ing lo'd the alary. li not only re flected in hi* hal the rapidi ty wiih winch lie walked convinced *11 that he bail one more to provide for, bat. the ?unahioe brooabt into the ho?M by this kittle new arrival will nert than ooap>tiau the fi* Vher for a little ?SttA ? huetle." ' ?' . v \ y\ - H?v? Tour Piano Tuuod Mr. U. H. MuGriclfen, the welt known piano tui^r, in iu town for h few day* If you want your piano tuned ??H ?t? phone 257 J aj" 1U>S ? tul curd, (/'ftrutjeo, S. 0. The Rev. Iri K Hick* A!m*n*y, For 1905), r t- ? ?l y Nov. 15, 1 1?08, h??t fv?r nun i oiM* . I ??* ?? u t i f n I cover* in color*, One portrait of Prof. Hick* id colom, m > I the <>1() f ?- ? 1 1> r < h n nd neveral n? w on*t to i l.o hook Tl?? be?l anirononicnl )cir hook ?ii(i the onU one containing l In* o li^toal ? llnkx Wi-ather K>??? li y until 35o, on iifWM Blind* 30c. One ropy free with Word And Wurkt, ihu he*t ? !, monthly in A weric* Dine'ou o 11 on uifjjmaes in f]Ufiniit?-?. Ak? nt* wani'i <1. Word And Woik* I'tth. (' ,, 2201 L''VUtl Street, St. L-miih Mo, Kv? ry <? ? ti ? ii?u invti it ??> hnhn'lf, to liii f ?- 1 - low* nod to l'r?.f. Hi Uh to |i b?> uh tlio "Hick*" foit'cuatH, ? the only r ? 1 i u b I e. Wagon*, Wngon#! lit bt ono-lniie wa^on $23 00; lit'Ht oiu-lior hh wiiyim wiih holly find fa!*? body f'ifi.fiO. A'ho two. h ? ? r m ?! wa(i(i|in ( iron axle arid limn hie hkom) Hi bijj bargain. 1' be (jilt Kd^e Store. For Kent in Sale. A two story 1 1 < mi hc in one of the int'ht select lofbtioim in tlie city, (Mitiii'irs eight roo.nH, two l> ? 1 1? - rooms, pnuiiien, etc. 0 r> in pletrl \ fu r i, inlii d and nil modern i!<tuven it nt:i?? ; ul*o alahle ?.nd venet*b|e garden. F'?r further put t tc u I a fa a rid h i ma t?d d i r M. M AIM '('If,? (Jot. 30. Ii. Cain'ter?,-*S C. BOARDING HOUSE AND RES TAURANT. I winli to Announce l<? Ue puMie (Hat tfinvn ?? ot tLu: buariL i ri ^ 1 1 ? ? u y ?? and ri Maurant business in * I ? ? lurid on the corner r> 1 Hioad u'id I)cK >M) Hlr< ?'Ih (i if lVople of tiff hut-din*;} uiid v% i ] J conHiit't a fi'st f>!nsi bonding lions*- and n-htaurant Uat?*s tn < >< i * rii' e l'ft:rt'!::?ue solicited K h p?M' I f till V, . ?So pi I l'li II D ijOFF Ginning $l..oo ( hit GiniiPrs ha-* h?-? n thor r> t I ! I > <>\ ?'i h iu'm <1 ami 1 ?? ? ah'.i' tn o j \ prom pi ;i ml .<?? I is far I ury servic-* Onr t?. in nitiLi fiuu-if'4 t liis mmmhi is Oil l\ ? 1 p'-r h ?l<?. Sc n> s> l?;iiLr of t-.\ rl.a im i ii'- y ? u r co'l n >? t >1 . Lujfoff (jinnery, M B Kill...'., M?'r. 5,000 Acres Of Land For Sale. Kiv. i iiiu.Mi:) i n."?* ? ' n 1 l ' Nitlf f >u r i!. lies S u'h 1 ' ? " f ? ?n ' K'-rnita-v From ^i-nticn 1 ? r ? ? ; ? 1 Ki"! t 1 l.\ M !n s C -.?!?; f ? :n L\ l.e's i ? I 'if l\ ? It l? l - ' i ? s ? f ? . 1 1 ,< I ." ?> In iv r t 1\< i i t ? > 1 . 1 1 . i k in < ?! t > . ' li> 1 ? 1 Wi h " ! ' f'oci 1 i.-.i ! u:. fti'n-n up to Pu,! |urti sor Ter iu ?* ?)??<* L L CL\ l.l'l.X ( >et. K i f. > C tax mhki;, ? ?:!; ?(' rr^4?Ufvr O"' k>'> M* i ? *, it"!.. I. II >. I . Sep' . i . !!>< *? ] : A. r r i n<<- w ' ' * ?? A ' t > * ( . ( , : . ? - I ? . r I : . . ? ? - I \ . .1 r .ti -i ?. f \ \ >' " r*. \ _? t'. ii ? : ? . i i ? ? i *? ?*:.>. > r in : > 1 i r \ ? ?' . . " . t M !. ;? I '.?? ?< ; ? ? i t \ f 1 ? I t '.Nil ; r .4 ? . . ? 1 ? ?- ?> -i ' . . ! \ t ' wn j'cr < l ;il, u M I ? '<? 1%: . I A i ? ' ? ??>! ? i rtMl! \\ i .l : f a Me i ;i rti . Maw !. 1 The r.it c f cull ii ! y t t -t t ?? UXi'rt, Si-! ' t.IXe*, C Mjnt v tnx>s ?r l\ ?! a v* . ?"? 1-: ?* ;< 1-4 Ua-.lro >.l tax--* I 4 ' C. t: rt i 1 ouse K>> , j . 4 ! K it !. I I i 14 'M Tot a' . Thp tqllo*inc special h'% a-! ao : Special Scho >! tux. I'iatrict N ?. 1. ; for interest mm School Bon. Is iiiH(lc>l Schoo 1 MniMiiii;. Mil - Di-tri t No. 1, ^ Special School t-tx I)i?u. N.>. 1. ? ? ! 1 4,' 3 ?? '? ?? ?? 7 2 " " " ]A( 2 " " 1 ! * -J " 12. V ; " I?. .* i *; :: **? 3 19. 2 " M -a, -> 26, 2 ! ?? ?? ?? "27 '2 " 7 The roa?l lax of two di'llnrs ran '? j paid the Oo?ntv Treasurer from Octobe. [ ISlli. l?08, to March l&th, f.HW. The poll tax it #1. All information aa to Imx^a wilt l>t furnished upon application. In tending for Tax ar.ionnls and Re ceipta. Mate with whom tha Taxpayer lived in January I**', and if known by two otrnM. ??v# both, and he tare to (rira Township and No. of gcbool District. J}? M> MaO Tiespass Notice. All iKi- ii* ;ti-j h ,t\>/ rict >v foii?i.!: ivnJrotn J?.?ttluiy, m tiling <r u>< ? a i <? '?!">?) #11 y "t ?'.v i*i> i? >?? Lufl'4'v .1 i l.it rrrrf fTrwiiphi-w. 4W-. t H / in) . iiuiHf #?! ! <? itCRtt ? III l.ccw.iltg iu J v? j. j, cirn'MtN. I '?v fli h, 1 vow. Trespass Koticc. Tr<*? ?'i: |i?r<'liv . :iof ill tl t h?? it 'I trtsr?Hrt?nn( 'or l>wutin?' u'J t; ? f?| < ? *? i btrlcily forbUIUvit. II. K. TIlnMI'hoK. L'.ct 1'^liiJ MANUFACTUiiKKH of ? Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moulding, Building Material ash Weight1* aud ('ord. ( HA KLEKTO.N; - - ? - S. C Purchase our makes, which we guarantee liujn-i ior to any gt Id South, and thereby save money. Window and Fartcv Cih?K9 >? !?. finliv ? .Inly \ 7 r Ront. 'I' li r ? r? f u r ? i? tooiua? Vd ? ''>m, kiicii'.'n a o I dining room Appi) t?> Cam U n Vorc. JEWELRY, j DIAMONDS, W.-YI ( HE STERLING SUA I K. XICT C.l ASS OP I k' . ARTCOODS. Our stocks in* i?ow i in nil t Im* lillr*, "I aM tirvv 'ii > absolutely I ?. a i: t .f i ; ! ('oillt* Hi ul.rilcVj.'l ;iri rt|)i)oi I unit \ , an i > *?'%?' ilX>k i?t !}.'>' Uv'W -!? ? i '?-" !'? ;; lini'M, ailtl I ? Hi. ?:biM W <? . II iiullil U' *'<i .?] a) i i; 1 1 iihdln It". II ?t ?V?1I\ jr.' it. cuia<r ,iu. M-ii'l ;;s \ i?tir : i ? : i <1?t, )ji< Ii u i vv i\ i? ! i i ? <?u; {? honftl siUcr. | ion, '.vis h a ; ? nut co to | ?? ? ust?. A 1 >> a ?? j } lO fe'4H* YOU at A' ? SV Ji\' \ N I > ly( .)> . J^Wi-htlt*. Nl ; \ . 1 i ! 1. v . \ V. Opliri ?us. t.'? i".a r M ,iti v\ Ilauipfoii S t ! ft* f. > . < ajjuiiilii t. S {. , ? Railrosd of 8. i N..'?;s n ts f.V HttniiU-n ( 1 }? 111 7 ' ' t? So Hv .Inr.o l (? it. . I" ?> Ar Iviiofho I ]> in 7 ?'^l* 't K'Tnbrrls I I i |) in 7 '??< Ar Uo rO t-i) I .*) -? () tu > '?! ;i% \ r 1 )>?!/,? i ."> 1 ? p in * :t N U' Jv: i.ctiin :* }'{ ?? ta ?> ">> a Ar StiUJt'*r f, I '? p !u t< ? ii N >"?"? \.- 7 L v Sumtf-r v, ;-l p m ? '? ? > N W .Junction ?? lis .? !. Dnlzeii 0 .?U p in V.? \ Borrton 7 t *? j in 1 I ? ; [{<Mubcr4 7 p m J : $ Klleebe .7 1 u p in - i ; So Hv June. 7 "??? ji iii !1 ?? Ar. (}nm ien > u'? [? in i ; i s ; All tra.ns d ii y PXTpl S ir. ; .v THOMAS WILSON. ' i l'r-.i The Atlanta Journal s $30,000 Prize Contest Are You One of the 215 to Share In The Magnificient Prizes ? In addition to the Capital Prizes of $3,500 in p?M and ^1. ">00.00 in gold offered for the person \vl:.? reM-ives the highest and next highest votes in Th Atlanta Journal Contest, the following prizes arc oiTcrcd in this district. KNOWN AS GRAND PRIZE DISTRICT, D. The states of Alabama, Florida, South Carolina and North Carolina. A Magnificient Automobile Touring Car And in this district exclusively, composed <>f the following territory, known in the Contest as: Sub District D, No. 3 South Carolina The Following Prizes 1st. An Upright Piano. 2nd. A Business College Scholarship in my of Draughon's Colleges. 3rd. A Beautiful Art Lamp. 4th. A G-ame Set of Dishes. 5th. A Fish Set of Dishes. In addition, Diamond Rings, and Solid Gold Watches are offered as special prizes during the Contest. Any, or all, of these can be had in this District. If you would enter the Contest at once, and write The Atlanta Journal Contest Department For full particulars, do this right now! '.J Hirsch Brothers & Co. are pre par- I \ . . ' ^ 4 in j.? to slaughter the biggest stock of k H | Merchandise ever thrown on a Cam ,4 > 4-den market. Beginning November ' 1 '3 1 i2th and continuing to November:. ij 25:h. W e w ill establish a new low i < ? ? [level of prices, if you don't get your jr. share of these bargains it will be 1 your own fault. COMB! E ' " ? j : <24 I f HiRSCH BROS & C<X 0 !