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EtOtrS DEMOCRACY URGED TO CONTRIBUTE TO nCRTIC FUND TIUMAN WRITES CHARMAieEVANS Editor of Tlie PreA? an! encourage a full contributlou ^rom tandaf*^ hA received the following your coun:y. The extraordinary in*- t»re«r ir- the Stt *e campaign has dl- verred attention from the areat if land jitter from W. E. Gonzales, chair- i»i«a of the Finance Committee t ».' South Carolina for the Nation.il mor- than any othJlr section, is so The letter wriMen by Senator Tjjlt^ man John Gary Evra*. chainaao of the state Democratif committee. National contest in whi^h the South. * 8 ** follows: Democratic Committee Mr. Gon-j ronCPrn( .^ \ Southerner is is TCrjr anxious that Oolletoa county should make more liberal co tributiona towards the expense of the National DemocmJlc campaign that has been made up to this time The Frees and Standard will 03 pleaded to receive r.nd forward any contributJorsi made by any of our riders and It la hoped IJh&t a large number of them will mr.ke a liber il response at once to thia call for funds, Tfcb b the first time that th« South has had an opportunity ia many yer-rs to elect a**Southern man as president of the I'niot.. The feeling should be especially strong for South Caroliniars In tha» a large pert of the youa# manhoo«i of the democratic party's stand ard bearer was spent in this state. Colleton’s Democracy show that It car* be counted on to render what the perty's standard-bearer, a Iknith erner who sper-t parrt of |!is ycung manhood in cotith Caolina and Is bour-.I here by ties of blood Should Ititt we do our full part toward his election » Trenton. S. C.. Sept. 12. 1912., Tte Hon. John Gary Evans, Spar tanburg. ?S C.—Dear John: I he»ve seen in the morning papers the pro test of the three Rlease members of the sub-committee appointed by thd state committee, it is a sensible. Ju- T>n re.-uh any »^t number of the dl< . iou patrio(lo utterance. If you Democrats of the SrUte-it is Uece$-J sary To present a subscription‘list do rot exert your influence to J> UP " Arcade Department Store 232 and 234 King Street and 203 \ * * Charleston, ... 4 Street, South Carolina to them pensoncJly. Experience proves that ten will give in that way where one comes to point of sitting down and mailing a check or postal order, and I apper-1 to you to encourage such a canvass in your con>raur''.t> Will you not also send me *he names of five or ten men in your count*- whom you believe able and wjllinc lo respond to a specir-l call from our committee? 1 do not i mean the “one d«ollar man," bu? t ever assistance possible in electing • ... . . ... „ ; those who might give much more this Southern mra next president | ,, ot the Union. Columbia. S C., S»pt 10, IM2 Mr. W. W. Umoak. Walterboro. S O. My dear Sir:- rj- things up and stop this drawdling and foolim: r.bout, the whole com mittee will be forever damned in estimation of all decent people. What is worse, the Democrr.Mc par ty will go to the demnition bow wows. White men will not tolerate ar.y such impudent tinkering with their rights. We had bettor havi- ten yer.rs of Hlease than the negro white pnople Unless all sign* fall i bro'ught back into our politics as this time oro contri-V^ balance of power between our butlon of fROo and two of $100 and a few of $25. r.nd manv more of , . . , . . . . ♦big size are needed if South Uarte P^ 0 P le of J hls * ta,e 1 , *! Rnd 4 ., f 2 r lina does as well as was expected rounttr-g Please out without ju^tlfl- a raoruh ago [cation Already valuable time has Your «:cly and active interest in 1 ^ en '°* ? ' f nd 4 t l he ^ ^ ^ 1 am writing this letter to you for this cause will be greatly appreri- fnrp ' ,pc1artri ? the resu.t of the prt- a double purpose—first .to solicit a ated. Imary the more angry: the people be- Yaurs very truly. jcome. William E. Gonzales Uhairmrn. contributior- to the National Demo cratic Campaign fund and s<H*ond to ask that Jou lend your influence to RURAL SCHOOL DEPARTMENT. Miss Georgie Ackerman COUNTY RURAL SCHOOL SUPERVISOR 8CTHOOL SUGGESTIONS. Fd- eyes of done and may save the pupils for use in old age. Comparatively few of our country and the more ready to rote for an independent orsfer the devil before they will tamely submit to the ir will nullified, ft was all very well fi r white people to cheat ne groes ir- INTO and 1K78 and even in to 18R0, but white men will not tol erate having other whi‘e men cheat th*-Tn You are respon®!b!e In the eyes of *he people for the tinker ing that is going on row. rid every day jui are loslrig friends by It. Th?re-is absolutely no lusMfieaMon for the dawdling and delay that has a!r e -iy taken place. It seem* to be the intention of the suh-rom nr 'U- te» to-eon'inue irdefir-'tely. The ^B , eas°itr« have shown remarkable self-eontrcl They ar° watching r-'d th® peon|e .,r® wn*chlng to<VA t b-»*-e «noi*<»h fnl‘b tn the neople ot South Carolina to believ® that, whl 1 * will be a bitter do«e to have Blease r* governor, thev had r* t h- LARGEST WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MAILORDER HOUSE IN THE SOUTH ■ 1 " ■ i \ — i * i , t A Joyful Event***With Glorious News of Great Economies*" us Hem :aran< AReADE STORE GREAT SUMMER OLEARANOE SALE AT THE ADI The tremendously saving summer clearance sale offers you an opportunity to stock up on our new summer merchandise for about 1-4 to 1-2 less than regular prices, even though you live many miles from our store the savings you can make will doubly discount the cost of getting here. I^adies’ and Misfe* black, colored and cream ftr^e auibi reduced to... HALK PRICE Indies’ and Misses colored silk and linen dresses at HALF PRICE Lades’ Walking Skirts in black and colored panama and veil reduced 1-4 OFF FORMER PRICE One lot 50 dozen Indies' White Lawn and Lingerie Waists, lace and embroidery trimmed, values amongst them up to $1.50. Reduced to 49c each Ladies’ Trimmed and Pattern Hats reduced to HALF PRICE Bed covering's, floor coverings and house furnishings all re ducer!. -*g Drees Goods, Silks and Trim mings reduced 1-4 OFF FOR MER PRICE Gents’ Furnishings reduced 1 IOFFFORMERPRaCE • We are members of the lesion Refund Railroad ciation, and will pay y< . if you make your pur Charleston. SEE CN4RLEST0N/FIRST Ad&rms of Ml** Arkmimr, at orational Rally Samnlay. The following is the address of Miss Georgie Ackerman. County Field Supervisor, delivered at the » easy for any of the larger schools edocrtlonal rally Saturday: .to have or.?. If I .aay quota, "My office U? not | \ V e are advised by tto* Str‘e ed- a speech-making offic^”. and I am ucationa , auUlormes not known as a speech-making wo- vj\ / . tne-n: howes-er. as county supervisor introduction of eleiflVMary man- 1 1 no earthly power that »enn of rural schools. I have a f-w ual training, domestfc sclencfet achotl Blease from runnlr^: Inde- words along lir.*s of work sug^stel agriculrure. rid r-hool gardening .If nd ^ nt . ljr L n NTo "™^ r sweepln* forming food. The wopderful ante 1* *'**”*"?'?< I Where is the hoy who would not schools which I sh.-lb gi. d enjoy the privilege of makl^r the to superintendent, teachers. trns- hafrhef ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ , nd!v|d . schools ha\ie anjo library at r.’.l, though the school library law makes Pr have him one hundred t*mrs than to have .a Moses or a mar. Ilk.® him. If the entiv® committee does not meet with the Blease members of . w , f be committee Monday rnd begin to ncational authorities rm eifcourage investigate where it Is necessary. Louis Cohen & Co lUo=o= The Hesh M THIN MEN AND SCRAWN Y WOMEN CANGAINHOUNOOF GOOD SOLID FLESH DAILY Money 1 Back in Any Case Where Samose Fails to Increase — ight the Weight VEIGH TODHSttf BEfOIE USING I MOW 10 GAIN HHLIMtlfLESH Weigh yourself before commenc- do * m 1U*** Advises Thin Folks ing to use Samose, the great flesh d-.-t trus tees and patrons of Colleton coun- frp h ,, lf fln ^ ^ un^®r th® uajldarz-c of a competent. Possibly the greatest education- , A „ ch ? Gr t| , e r1r| al need In cmr rountv is that he w . bo wouM not taka n , 0 ,,. people should more fully rer-’l*® the |n , or , p value of education and edu-a’ion*! fo ppphe<1 ir rr fOTT , ft opportur.ltlea. But when on® is . ho-*e-V—.Vjng qnd awr.-e of the value and the deeira- h 5inp . k ^ T , r ^ T>> , hpv ,„ %ra bility o' an uar.‘tK'nshle rM®ct. th® thMf> fhjnft , Y-* in a effect produced is 1ik»ly to ^ hop®lessT. rs rrd Inecticn This seems to be almost the condition in many ports of Col’e'on. Fd , i , '*nti''n seems to be KOrelessly beyond the reach of nr ny. h®e*u*e of th® sh®-' school* now operated in many di*- tijcts Ir* Colleton So. fh® -er' need Is longer tenrs. and th°n. we want our te-cher* to te as good a* the t>e«t ?n nny cour'y. Ar* educator whom I hn^ ‘t*® privileae of hearing dnrinK th® sum mer said. “No on® has the oppor tunity is gr®*f, but under cur has," ard without doubt his opp-*®. tuniyt is gr®a*: hue under cur present school Ir w. which «dvr« al most unlimited p-'w®r to tb® ?r-i a - tee cf the public schoci. »*«« opportunity is commensu-at/o with his authority. Cannot th^we two. thJ^uperintendent ar-i the tr*is*®e use thoir Influence and authority to socure. along with the thorough ly competent '‘e-.'her, th® lontrer term, by encourraging consolidation^ R spelling match, and some plays **.®v tbev do leern some of them, bn* many a tim® *b® work loses U* pleasure b r or.-iv^ tt-*- v>»»t /--•pi. «-* wav has not been learned. Let the state, for a greet many , Jones men do not stomach cheating or such high-handed proceedings as are frolng or* I do not like to have the apn®ar- enoe of meddling wi»h things which do not concern me, but It Is cf vltrl Importance to me and to every pa triotic South Carolinian to s-»ve the primary. But it is of mor® vUal concern to save, the Democratic pr.n- ty. ar-i a* sure as you^kre living the unity of the Democratic party Is very much In |eon®rdv now Very respectfully, B. R* Tillman. ot this preparation since first in troduced in Watlerboro and the re- remarkable result following its use hare made John M. Klein such an enthusiastic believer on the great value ot Samose that he gives his personal guarantee to refund the While thlnnees may not be a dla- yet it is in reality a condi tion that needs attention^ Under the nourishing power of Samoee healthy, natural flesh will soon ha attained. This remarkable flesh forming foot strengthens the system generally money If Samose will not make thin and builds up the fieehy tissuee so ■ • ... ♦be children b® taught in the schools .. D .. . ^ i- *prr*® r' -k *- ewn Hf® ^ ,U, <,arT to Hemitx.r Tillnuui. Le®*’y, I w'«h he®e, tedav to en- ’ic* fh® inf^r'®' of trr«T® r !». r>*- tro®*. r.-'d teechcr® In a ®ountry ®chnol exhibit for th® coirnty fair. I ^*r* m®kirz h*® e"- , rt l>'®*u a e i b,.'i'vp that ri-^h an exhibit w«M —nV® w®rV e-.-ii't and mor® pl«n“- a®** to tr*h teacher and mpll. and ®aur® i* *o b® don® In *n.®b a way j ff, 'h® b°*i» possible re sults under th® condiMers of work * »’*-’♦ not h®pr exp’ain' 1 In de’ail mv plan. tu‘ will nimplv say th»t I am arrangingdfo h--® it. publish ed in pamphlet f^rm. e.r.l to furnl a h every country school teacher with a coov. I wish to exhtbit. spertmena of drawing, penmanship, needt*®, work, mr.nual work, and cake and bread-making. I wish nlao to have r.nd Ramos, such a* car. be gr‘t®ti ready in a short tim® b®tween op- yerri-g of mhools and the fair Trustees can give m® ralur.Me as sistance In distributing these school exhibit plans, if they will let m® know When their schools ®—n aM the nr.me'of aach teai-her of eaA-h special taxation, and if possible larger appropriation * Is It too high r. mark to set. that we try ti. follow the example of Doeche®- ter, and securre a special t*x in ev ery district in the county hy the end ot the whord year? Then, malts the term thu® pro- v.ded of the gre-'est benefit to ' school the greatest number, by securinrl Georgian Acksrman, the attendance of every pupil ‘•'.a * Round, 8, C*i th«> district, every day po*»ihle. Trv to make soma prap®ratlon for th® opening of school. Make the bouse and grounds re attractive as po*- •Ible, and seek to have every pu pil present on the first day even if he must b« absent the next day His can be ckarlflod and his list of hooka rkn be fl9ve r > him. and If hf needs to stay away for a week or a month to help with Ufe farm work he will hs-ve some incentive to im prove his idle time in study, go to school on every rainy day that be feay keep in touch with his class (or he will than feel that be has a elms. He will enjoy meeting that class in ao attractive well-arranged echool house, end piarlng with 1 them in school grounds th.** show that eoraeom has thought and oared how i _ "they look. Buying my visits to ’ "U- them. Maly 6 < echools in Jnlys and August. I ;nt Jhi^ ML Klem a wsnt into a house the condition of I " ■ which must have made the teacher ashamed, though It was red. or should not have been her respon sibility to have the floor eeoered. For the rake of your tracker. sm ' ^ ^rat as for the eake of yonr child, have a clsna boose tor them to begin la. Awetl-Ukhtod school-room will mak /work Spartanburg. S®pt. 17—John Oa- rv Hvans. chairman of the state ex ecutive- committee, today gave ouf ‘>*® followir.g letter to Sen&tor Tilltran: » “Spartanbnn», ftep*. 14. 1912. ‘Tfon P R. Tillman. Trenton. S r. “My Devr Senator: ’ f have your letter cd September 12, concerning the political situation. As I wrota you before I m satisfied that eve- t*r" member of the subcommittee ap pointed by me to Ir^estlgate the charrfs of fraud In the 1st* primary election Is an honest man. r.nxiom and willing to do ifhat is right and to save the primary. It Is very un fortunate that Chairman lltevenson people fat and restore health and strength to those who use It. " This is a strong guarantee, but he has seen so many of his custom ers who a few weeks ago looked lik< walking skeletons become plump am well solely through the use of Sa moee th&t he feels he cannot say too much to induce people to try it. This marvelous flesh forming foot Is assimilated as soon as it is taken Into the stomach, makes good rich blood, tones up the weakened sys. tern,. helps to assimilate the food and* makes the user plump and well. Sent postpaid on receipt of price BOC. “ p good, natural plumpness re- THINftlKSMK FAT Good, healthy tlsah can only bu gained by the use ot the proper too together with aataral action of tku organs of assimilation. Nine people out of ten la order „ to weigh au, much as they ought and bo perfect ly healthy, should use Samoee, the great flesh forming food and health restorer. Weigh yourself bo fore commdUcing to uae these little tablets, anU see how your weight la- creases from week to week. Largo box for 50c. that suits. I An ounce of flesh is better than a pound of theory. John M. Klein believes that the beat poesible pow ers of Samose is to hive It tried up good healthy tl by his customers, and to Induce ail valuable flesh forming of them to use it, he offers to pay Samose does not contain a partld of starch or pepsin nor Is it aay nauseating preparation such as is usually recommended to make poo* pie fat. and which does not build for the Samose In case It does not propsrtiM tones up and strengthens the sys tem. helps the food that Is eaten to give satisfaction. No stronger proof | bo assimilated in a natural manner tty&h this can be given of his faith in It. ;He has seen hundreds who were ffe&k, thin and scrawny be come plump, robust and strong, sole ly through the use of Samose. Ten days treatment 50c. Sent postpaid on receipt of price, 6oc and absolutely restores health to all the organs. If yvu are not perfectly satisfied with the results of Samose. Joha M. Klein will return your money without any quibbling. Sent postpaid on redpt of prtico, 5oc. >ou have direct evidence of wfong doing. ' If the subcommittee does could rot meet with the committee ! T<lt roP 0 * within a reasonable time on the day it wr* called He wrote 1 • h * n ‘■J 1 * the necessary steps to me that it was Impossible for the re* P***«rvw the rights of all parties Ron that his wife was quite 111 an.l concerned. It ws* necessary* to place her In r. hospital In the North; where „ I learn he has gone I am Informed that he expectn to return to the state a week’s time, but jn order not to del a V the mm m It ‘With kind regards “Truly yours, “John Gary Evans.' JNO. M. KLEIN’S SUNWHS to delay the committee he called Mr Bnfler and W. B. Wilson »o PdpBtority of Flan to Hell Medietas meet him i®. Ohr.vlotte that h-* might rive them hi? views as to tho [method of procedure. I had Jno. M. at Half Price. Klein, the enterprising day. demands health. To all is to ! rZppnars to be two sides. I am fall It's ottra four fw • man to " u ™ tb ** non * of , them ^ endtow a wrak. run-down, half alive onw moment, but the com- coadWoo whan Electric Bitten j mittee could not be expected to WlU pgt him right 01 big tout to make undue hrste to the neglect short order. 'Voir bottles dlA ms °* kis d,,it F 1 think mu are urduJJ mow raafl VDOd than ray other mad- kfiM I took.’ Oa. Of suftovtag With rbssmatiam. liver hta, Stomach dtaorden. and a* tddosya. I am again, thanks sound and ■ore pleasaat and mote easily in prucenure. I had n®®- j .. .. .. .. sinned that the committee had been druggist rather than wait the or- _ I informed of the situation. I have dlnary methods of introduction, urg- “ E* 4 * <* law® ratorprlara are stated ray position clearly to bo*h ed the Dr. Howrrd Oo. to secure a ma> <* om< ««nt7. So*— to- *I1«. of u,. ^ „, p for , h . lr ^,. bra , M clfic fori the cure of constipation and indigestion and dyspepsia by offering the regular 5»c bottle st hr-lf-price. In addition to selling a r»hc bot- alanned and trust that you will in* tl® Dr Howard’s specific, for 2 Sc all in your power to prevent any un- he has so much faith in the Reme- due excitement to,our people, an dy that he will refund the money ^th candidates for governor have ex to f,nyone whom It doe? not cure, pressed a desire that thtr Investiy»- When your head aches your atom- | tlou be bad and we wish to give fh® ach does no$ disprat food er-*ily ar.J I nominee a clear, title, so that nur naturally when there Is constipatlo people may-go to the polls united specks before tkspeyos. tlre«l feelin j They will not do so under the cV,fg- giddiness, had taste fn the mou es of fraud. The great thing now to coated tor/gue. heart burn.*, sour lbe accomplished is the preservation stomach, roaring or ringing In the -of our white man’s primery, ajid I ears melancholy and liver trouble*, c-m sure this is the feeling of every Dr. Howard’s specific will cure you. member of the executfve committee. |f r does not, it Vill not cost you You may rset assured that this comr a cent. mRftee is Incapable of oonntir*g out '■iia latoet achierement of scl- _ anybody and they feel the gravity of ence is at great value in curing sick the situation se nyaeh ta you do. Do brad ache Thogrards of womeo are ^ not get aoDcited and lora fpofideooe today free from that, painful dls- al In men who have been selected to ease solely thrash the use of this —» direct the affairs of the party until specific. - The EiAChsroNE School RiRGifiis RESULT: It k to-day MR Ms faculty of 82, s boaidtag patronage of 828, Its student body of 400, sod Ha piaat worth 8140,000 THE LEADING TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IN VIRGINIA ’ flto pay> *D chaises for the year, lueliidlng table board, room, lights, steam beat, laundry, medical attratkin. phyrieal ouhare, and taMoo in aU •objects except music and elocutloo. For eatalbgoc and appRaatioo blank addnaa, „ REV, THOS. ROSSER REEVES, B. A-, Principal.' BLACKSTONE. VA. SOUTH BEND WATCHES. There is no more reliable watch oo the market than the SOUTH BEND. I have them and sell them under the very best of guarantee. FINE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY ‘ ’ J. A VDRgBBG, Jewelry Store. , - ’ Main Street, Next Door to New PoMoffioe. ba I t'l '. 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