Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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It »4 kit- ild taad kara Mf kaaa totera* aa^ act ooly oa aaaas far too totofovooMat of aunkat faetlltla aad too *f ilatlao of todoatvkd ralofMaof. kat for tka affaet afoa tka aooatry aad to Toadartag I (star too aptotatMaat of a to mml— w to tlto datoraMHtrof lattooa katwaaa too OMptofo aad or *adf of tka aaaaaa wktek pro- tko' sMployar. It woald ka rarf katffsl la aaatoag a talrar aad eloa* daea too tajarf aad tkorak? taad to kvlag about aiora affaettra aafa- gaarda, a to lag moat daalrakla far an aaaaaraad. Tka aaiployar ooald ealealata with aoma eartelatf tka aateat of too loaa aadar a flaad (aroraklo I aekadnlo of oompaiMatioo sod pro* aa to* ktoMOlf by lasaraaoo. ap. «. Llkaral paartwa skoald bo ravmi J awarded too OoafOdarato ooldlara Ufa {as roeogamoa. of tbatr patriotic aad barale aonrleao to tka Statoi 7; Iko righto of too people aa* bo frotatoad agalast aalawfal cob* btaatioa of capital aad oar antl- ot load title raglatratlea nW* tbaf fra* lawa aaforead with rigor i as the lent of this Mad ago, kat ao far of it. This from Roherl fir* I. The right of ororf white Dam oerattc dtlsen of Sooth Carolina to rote la tka prtauuy skoald ho aeal- oaaly protected. I am opposed to roqalrlag a registration certificate la as a qnallflcattoa fqr rotlag la ▲aotralla to ItSI. The mala prla- ( tka primary. Poralgnars skoald a* of this faum boro haaa [ha itonalttad to participate la oar | piimanaa aatll they bacoma natnrsT laad . \ o^ted 1a trdMa Caaad Canada Baglaod. Ireland, Oar laad . x autoy, la a aambar of States, such f. Wa lira under a Democratic aa IfMaachoaette. Illlaols. Call for- [ goTemnaeat cod under onr constitu- BU, Montana. Mlnaeaote. Oregon ^ioa the Sanctions of'the leglsla- Colorado. and baa been latrodnt tire. Judicial and executive depart ments are separate and distinct, snd he who exercises the funetjoro of one department should not hirode or usurp the powers of another 10. The pardoning power should be exercised with great care and on ly then after careful Inrestlgatlon by the board of pardons? The pe.r- Hfrwall aad thr Philippines by the United States gorernment. Under this system the title la exam ined officially and confirmed by a eoart and the certificate la a guar antee of the title again* the world. .kThlle the plan jpeceesarily Inrol- cee some initial expense, aa rea- aonable charge for ragist rat ton and | doning power is a sacred trust for the gnaratftee fund, It aaraa ( sr-1 its abuse Is a menace to the wore la aroldlag toe aaeeeealre ax- {peace, order and safety of the peo- peoaes of axamlalag title arary pla. time the laad la sold or mortgaged. | 11. The rato power of the gov- Under the praaaat system many amor shonld not be exercised ar- dafacte of Utlo may ax tat which hltrarlly, nor to obstruct legislation, hat to correct errors aad present abaaaa and thwart the aoacUnant of lawa dearly again* the welfare of too paapla. It. The great office of gorarnor of transferring titles, to should ho exert lead far nil the people aad a* for a faction only. It. Tka State's -\thlx aa examination of tkf record woald a* disclose, each for esampte, aa a Malm of 4ower # tosajWMy to oearagr, ate. plan *ratda the naaartatoty, delay •g agaa it too ho effected with aad stauMtoftt of a transfer * ateeH to# inaa of the dtffteal- ty aad aaaartalnty with tolaraaoa to laad traaaaeUow aadar too old system, ml sstete Is tes* argu able aa an ass* a|o« which to ratea money. Tka simplicity, cheapness, eelerlty aad safety with which tends ha sold or mortgaged aadar of tew sad order. 14. The people Of this State oto already hardened with taxation aad I favor too redaction of taxes to too minimum aaastetaid with the efficient admintetmtioa of State aad scanty government. IK. Ike great problem for the up-country te to conserve the mols- Colaabta. June II.—Ortacideat with the testimony of Mayor Oraee of Charleston, colon* of too gov ernor's staff, aaeat the charges oi graft havtef haaa traced to the governor's office, came the announ cement of too resignation of.Col Y. B. Chesire. * Anderson, an other colonel oa tod governor's staff, the announcement of toe m Igaatloa havlag haaa seat oat from I arson ky Col. Leon M. Oraaa. adll another colonel an too govern or’s ate ft. 7U fight which too an- t|-Blaaa*tee have haaa making on the governor seems secondary with the onslaught aoW batag made oa too chief executive bv too mambere of his official family, fersmrly hU ram* politic* supporters aad admirsra. The resignation of Colo- wl Chesire te aceoaated toe mo* significant development of too day and seems to foreshadow a stem pede, and a further strengthening of the assertion that Blease will go down to defeat under ah avalanche of Joaee votes aBd“Bteaoeism*‘ be consigned to obNvloa. “It's the ease of desertion from a alnklay ship.” was the term comment * a strong political observer moralng. The following announcement, au thorised by Col. V. B. Cheshire, "re tired," wee prepared la* night by Col. L. M. Green, of Anderson, aad sent o* to several paper* of the (Mate: "Oa the eve of-the opening of the state campaign aad close upon the recent break between Col. John P. Grace, mayor of Charleston, aad governor Cote L. Blease, Is the aroonneement made tonight to* Col. Victor B. Cheshire, publisher of The Anderson Intelligencer, has resigned from the staff of Govern or Bleaae. This te a political brent of extreme Importance, for ©Monel Cheshire holds the balance of pow er in Anlerson county, which polls 1,000 votes, and w^ich Governor Blejmf carried in the la* election by about 800. Political observer* say this break meros a loss of An demon county to the governor and seriously affects his chances for re- election. "Colonel Cheshire was attacked !i> hie office by a local magistrate and another citizen while a'constable oi Governor Blease stood guard on a nearby railway bridge. Colonel Cheshire asked for the removal of the two men and the'governor re fused, thereupon Colon* Cheshire r signed and will not support the governor In his race for re-election "The mayor of Charleston begin* testimony tomorrow morning in Co lumbia m to his charge that he can trace graft practically to the governor. This, with the break tonight between Blease aad Che shire, may change the entire po litical etutetioa la the State. "L. M. GREEN Cel. Green has been basking la the favor of the governor of South Carolina for more than a year. La* year he waa a Columbia newspaper correspondent and realgned his po- sttieo when naked to resign from the staff of the governor ta n lieu tenant colonel the Torrent ajwtejn ought to make jture la too toll aad to prevent ero- real estate practically aa available *oa of the land; and the great aa high dam personality aad vastly problem for the low-countey is to drain the lands. Both conditions re quire scientific thought and action. A thorough ayatem of drainage by Individual co-operation and federal aid, would reclaim thousands of scree of the be* lands In the State, and I am heartily in favof of such a ayatem. increase the ability of the laad owner to atlliao his land aa a ready haste of crodtt on the ensie* terms. I. 1 favor the enactment of hn employers' liability aad awomen’a eompenaattoo statute, along the principle at the New Jersey statute adopted April 4. IfH. or the Masse chuestta atatute adopted July 3*. 1*11. This legislation involves the Man Goughs aad Breaks Bibs, aboltion of tho common tew dofons-1 After n frightful Soughing^ spell as usually made la suits for personal * man la Neeaah, Wis.. felt terrible Injuries, via: .(1) that the Injury pains te kte aide end hie doctor was eaaeed by the aegUgaace of u found two riba had been broken, fellow servant, (t) that the lajur- what agony Dr. King’s New Dip? ed party contributed to the Injury eovery would have savud him. A by' hie uewa aCgH^eace; (S) th* tow tea spoonsful ends a late tka Injured party assumed toe risks oeagh, while perateteut use route af too employment Either * ohatlaMu soughs,. expels stubborn toaoe dfami. If enstalqod. would ooldror heals weak, acre 1 latent a recovmy aadar too eamama foal sure Itsa God mod,to humanity, Columbia, f**r'*- Ai I P jow time it North moat than fifteen to twenty coats ta boar, yoa eta make aa IHC gasoline engine pay for itself ta a wary abort time, Many farmers have written at that their IH C tngiaet paid for themeehrus in carit to wa nothing of the bard woritSKvedl the first yaar. How? IH C Gasoline Engines * have no specified working boon. They are ready for any work within their capacity, at any time. Thev'ieqnire little attention, and that of the rim- pleat ( They make no strain oa oar time, temper or pocket- tktanlHC catal or see your local dealer an uogoe ▼our local dealer and find oat . what ten cento* worth of line will do, working in a oagUy tteted general pur pose IHC engine. Made in every style and tn 1 to 50-horse power sizes. Kerosene-gasoline tractors, 12 to 4&-hone power. Vt A met Tbd panose * i of chares i tier SKaslr Eras x w+m. gl Moating Stroot, CHAJtLBBTON, B • \ IflAMLK AND OltANITB WORKS, ADd V ISumem sum m 9BIM ror FTlCCt, X in 1TB*. O. K WALKER MaSvtfWSkfe 4HH. Often the hunt for a rich wife euda when the maameato a woman to* uesee Electric BMtere. Her Colon* Green’s fir* strong moves tell te a bright brain' public service ta the State was aa a factory inspector. He was ap pointed by the governor, who him M44 r. month to raid the columns of newspapers and the annual report of Commissioner Wat son to gain tome second-hand in formation as to child labor condi tions. For this work Colonel Green was rewarded with warrants aggre gating 91,400. This little income to the colon* was cut off by the last general assembly when the factory inspectors under the Juri»> diction of the commissioner of agri culture. During the first part of thla year the colonel found himself Vitboot n Job nad Governor Blease said he woald take care of a friend bmmaklng him the chief detective of the State. Colonel Green trav eled some aa a deteetve. He was 1 the highs* prised official th the Stele of South Caro'Hae, having re- Ijcejved 994 n day tee his labors ta Berkley county. Thu colon* was detailed by Governor Blease to otk- qr eeetloue of to# Staid. He ab- *o week for teat S IN' Hills lay for m. We JffeeM Like te Espials te Yes highfxofit ptoao wtth excellent tone qualities can kt a very EBoderate price, if yoa confer with us. PLACE A PIANO IN YOUR HOME ON FREE TRIAL WITH NO OBLIGATION TO BUY. To oat of town buyer* wepoy hotel kill aad Railroad lam. W« aaB tka fodowtat PisBoa aad player pianos: Chtekering* 9nw eatehttahed 1828 Henry AS. G.Undwnaa mtabiiehed 1821 Hainoo Bros., estahltehfi 18U '/■ ManhaU A WeadofiWMabfahed 1858 FI6TII, MfWSia ARB AM8T1IW PUMS am puyei punos WRITE FOR OUR FREE BOOKLET AND BUYER’S GUIDE. EASY TERMS MADE IP DESIRED ^ Charieeton Piano Company J. Y. WALLAQE PRESIDENT. Iff King north ed Society St., Charieeteu, 8. C. Neatness of Appearance Reqlires Speclsl BfVert In the Some mer Tiflie. * o ^ By patronizing our Laundry and Garment Clean, ine Departments 3 you will not only present a appearance, but our service on COLLARS AND SHIRTS makes them stand the heat longer than ordinary methods, and suits cleaned and pressed by us retain their original shape. If your laundry agent does not represent us tell him to "try the IDEAL WAY—it satisfies “ IDEAL LAUNDR CLEANERS, DYERS, LAI CharUst—i, & C ft THE BLACKSTONE 5CH0UL FORGlflLS ofS28, VOK Gnu IN VIRGINIA U, eteem ■obi . xxv. luon moesxa xeevxs^b. A BLACUTTONI, TA. nod vn temper. Her peach-bloom complexion aad ruby lipa retail gxve from her pure blood; her bright eyes from restful sleep; her olaestic *ep from firm, free mneclex, all telling of the health and strength Electric Bitters give a woman, and the freedom from indigeatton, back ache, headache, fainting and dixsy spells they promote. Kvery-wher they are woman’s favorite reme dy. If weak or oiling try them. S# at John M. Klein’s. — . \ count, which the governor approv ed. Comptroller General Jones turn ed down, the account because it was not properly Itemised. The* aocount,. amounting to about 9380. waa 'later paid when the colonel properly itemised hie account. After the general discussion throughout toe state aa to the high salary paid the colonel, he decided to quK the sarrics of the governor and a de tective snd eater the new^aper bss- toeea. He was dotted bp Colonel toe Mo. 'Ter I believe I wen* need qr sections ef toe State. He ah- Cheshire ae editor of The Anderson th* grant rtosedy." Its Onarmateed adntety refnsed to work for lens fatillfcinw. The tone * Colon* ^ toadMoaf saagni ait ft ftet Gaa fif t daf. Hg tnmed to hliiaioek'n gtetement k Wtol hettln or if onni or ll fk einn'MnMeeannnnt. nMnntton te ehAw he sft loka m. kkSkh. ’ ; ; %m*rn tor* pq^kf MBSMe BO- told of o * ,vT.. *» A man camo home at f o’clock, tired with the telle of toe dtp. Thq evening meal was ready, aad he it down and drank a howl of deeming coffee,- lighted his pipe aad took a seat with a dog at hie feet aad aa he paffed away with the burning tobacco does to his noon, exclaimed M My! but this Is awful weather!" Aad he never seemed to think that he waa responsible for n large part of the diecomfort * which he complained. H. T. Herndon, of Pen fie, bonds having hud.ripe watermelons this year bp June 20. He says they IS 191S OOLUBGE OF CHARLESTON. 17. at all the eonatj seats on Friday, July 8. at fa.*. It offers courses In Ancient and Modern languages. Mathematics, History, Political Science, Debating, Ghemilstry, Physics, Biology, and Engineering. Courses for B. A«i B. S., and B 8. degree with Engineering. A free tuition scholarship to each county of South Carolina. Vacant Boyce scholarships, giving $100 u year and free tuition, open, to con. > #riw tkt were fine, which however, hro not petlttve examination in September yet been proven to the satisfao- I Expenses reasonable. Terms and tioo of The Press and Standard. . ... Catalogue on application. In this connectloa It is reported that J. D. Colson brought a load to town Saturday, but wo did not see them either. Another one "Born. The Press end Standard: Inclosed herewith te the ■Write to HARRISON RANDOLPH. President. Charleston. 8. C. Makes The Nation Ga*p. The awfnl list of^jnjuries on a first-'Foarth of July staggers humanity, one 1 had this year, horn on l€th, 8d over against it. however, is -he last. Tours very truly. J. W. Garris. Colleton, June SI. A sprained aakle may as^ rale he cured la from there Cq four day* kg applying Ckambarlata’a Uatmant >kr talp tv an with wonderful healing, by Buck leu ’s Ar ca Salve, of thouaandX<d|bo suf fered from bums, cute, bruise*, but 1* wounds or oxplorioDs. It* the quick healer of bolls, ulcers, ecxe- ma, tore llpb or pUea. 95 cU at J* M. Klein'a. Mrn. A. M. Addlaom •( Cottage-^ vWu jtod rioter, Mlm Bmiiy. of VUVO to town Satnrday ^