Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FOR GOVERNOR IN 1910 Comments by Various Newspapers on the Gubernatorial Situation. Tho Newberry Observer and the Lau rons Advertiser have already named Mr. C. C. Featherstone, of Laurens, as the logical candidate in 1910, as Mr. Featherstone withdrew from the race this year upon an assurance from Gov ernor Ansel that he would advocate on the stump and recommend to the legis laturu Mr. Fcatherstone's plan for han dling the liquor question a state pro hibition law with option to counties to vote in dispensaries instead of voting them out, as at present. The govern or's advocacy of this plan on the stump was lost sight of in his defence of his administration from the attacks of Mr. Blease. It is also suggested by some of the county papers that Mr. Richard I. Man ning, who was Governor Ansel's oppo nent in 1906, will again be a candidate in 1910. Only Mr. Manning's advocacy of the state dispensary system kept him out of the way. Lieutenant Governor McLcodhas had the second place all to himself without a light, being first elected and then re elected without opposition, and what would be more natural than that he should try for first place in Did? by the way, it is sometimes forgotten that Mr. McLeod is a first cousin of lion. K. 1>. Smith, near senator from South Carolina. .1. Fr?ser Lyon was given one of the handsomest endorsements that the state has ever given a young man in his se lection to the office of attorney general in 1906; he has been re-nominated with out opposition and given more time to fulfill his promise to "put stripes on the grafters." If he docs fulfill that prom ise can any one beat, him for governor or for anything else.' Col. VV. W. Lumpkin, of Columbia, who made the race for tin; United Slates senate as a prohibitionist, is looked upon as likely gubernatorial tim ber since be has got acquainted with the ! folk and invited t hem all to come to see him. Capt. .lohn G. Richards, Jr., the leg islative leader from Kcrshaw, who wants the lien law repealed, and who also favors state prohibition without any option:;, may be among those to aspire to the governorship in 1910. There are many others tied out in the hushes, and the events of the next two years may bring out some horses that are now dark and eliminate others that are now in the running. Hut you can't keep folk from talking politics, espe cially after the election.- Hoy tin News and (lourier. It is too early to talk about the next governor after Ansel, but the logical candidate is C. C. Featherstone, of Laurens. Newberry Observer. Looks that way here. Anderson Mail. DOUBLE TRAGEDY AT SENECA. After Patally Wounding Lady .1. V. Hin klc kills Himself. Seneca, Sept. 2. J. F. Hinklo shot] and fatally wounded Mrs. L. L. Ander son, a widow with three children, here at her home on Main street today be tween 1.20 and 2 o'clock and then killed himself, Mrs. Anderson died at 7.20 tonight. It is rumored that Mrs. Anderson re fused to marry Hinkle and this is said to have caused the tragedy. Hinkloshotat Mrs. Anderson's daugh ter, Christine, once and then shot at Mrs. Anderson twice and afterwards shot himself once, the hall entering his bead below the chin and passing through the roof of his mouth, lodging in the brain. He died instantly. One ball entered Mrs. Anderson's left side, passing through the abdomen, and one broke her right arm. 11 inkle used a I I Colt 's pistol. Hinklo went into the room where Mrs. Anderson was sitting with several boarders and said to her: "I would like to pay my board,'' and asked her to come into the dining room, which she did. Upon hor refusal to marry him ho shot her. Hinklo loft three letters, one ad dressed to Or. I>oylo, of this city, one to the Atlanta Journal and one to the public. In Or. Doyle's letter he re quested him to buy a cheap Coffin and bury him beside his first wife in Seneca cemetery. "Strongest in tho World for tho South, and Strongest in the South for the World." The Remedy Hint Docs. "Dr. King's New Discovery is the remedy that does the healing other promise but fail to perform," says Ml !?; It Pierson, of Auburn Centre, la. "11 is curing me of throat and lung trouble of long standing that other treatments relieved only temporarily. Now Discovery Is doing me so much good that I feel confident its continued use for a reasonable length of time will restore me to perfect health. This renowned cough and cold remedy and throat and lung healer is sold at Laurens Drug Co.'fl and Palmetto Drue. Co.'s drug sfores. BOc. and $1.00. Trial hid tie free. Ironing i L de Easy. w.i.n.i.? un d by smoothing !K?;. heater CO.. / V Sumter, S. C. %f?.?jLt?^ T,mc a n d Sri: i ortll'l ? lo .ino. i m.'v vni {ho Ironcr. ?Only $2 I.aureus Teachers at Winnsboro. Winnsboro, Sept. ."> The Fairliold Teachers' inslilule closed here Eriday. The attendance has heen i ood and cx cellcnt work u ns done by the touchers attending. Supt. I!. A. I bsi n luught grammar and civics and Supt. C. I'. Brooks, arithmetic und algebra. Mis.; Edith Swailiicld gave a course in drawing und Miss Alice (i. Sell)y, ;i course in pri mary methods. The work done by these instructors was e.\c< lleni and the teachers attending wore delighted. Con ference on school (pie lions wi re held each day and proved valuable and in teresting. -The Stale. A clever, popular Candy Cold Cure Tablet?called Prevent;' - is being dis pensed by druggists every her??. In a few hours Prcvcntics are I to break any cold completely. And l'ro\ i lies, boingso safe and toothsoi 10, n'* very line for children. No cfttii i luxa tive, nothing harsh nun i u llo ; of IS 25c. S lid by Pal n i l>i lg Co. "Strongest in the World for the South, and Strongest in the South tor I ho World, Card of I hanks. Mr. Editor: Please thank the people of the city and the lire department for the kind help given me last week in exlingui h inu" the- lire at my home. Without their ready assistance, my house would have been completely dostroyo 1. .1. 1.I lungston. I). E. Einlcy defeated T. ::. Duller for Congress in the 5th district; Elk bee elected over Itngsdulc in the 2nd. Uooil foi Biliousness. ??1 ton!, t wo i.t Chamberlain's Stom ach and I jiver Tablets lust nighl and I feel lif y percent, better than I have for Weeks," :.\ s J. J. Ehvstone, ol Allcgan, Mich. "They are certainl) u line article l'< i- biliousness." Eor sale by Laurens Druj Co. Samples free. Pasley, in Sparlunburg, was defeated for the House. It Can'l Be Eicaf. The hesl of all teachers i (experience. ('. M. Harden, of Silver Cily, North Carolina, says: "I Und Electric Hi lers docs all tliat's claimed for i:. For Stomach. Liver and Kidney troubles it can't be heat. I have tried il and lind it a most excellent medicine." Mr. Harden is right: it' lh< best of till medicines also for w? nkiu -. I line back a.id all rundown condition lies I loi for chills and malaria. ?' >ld under guar antee a( Laurens Drug ( u.' a id I'al motto Drug Co. 's drin- in Unkind DodllOtion. Mrs. Benimm I'm ?? ?in? lo give big party on my bil l Inlay, llonham? Who will ho Invited? Mrs. Bcnham* Just my friends. Benimm?! I hough I you said that you were going to give n big parly.--New Vork Pr? Pink Pain Tablets Dr. S!i? Op'i lop headache, womanly pains, any pain, anywhere, ill !2(l mliiulos ?uro. I'ornl ula on tho 25c. box. As your druggi I or doctor about this formula it's line. Palmetto Drug ? . * *. i K ? Matchless Mineral Water Nature's iron ionic, insuring - rapid coin ale < nee from any ?f* u - illne. s v. hieb In vvi kened or 't *Y. lowered the . While Q ?fm this is purely a medicinal wa- *\ tor. it i "l" uiui ' ? f 11 i ?Mm euro a severe I ? burn, i fc.'i, of the ??? hourly meal. ?|j Dr. Pose; * A Fresh display' * m of Seed. * s. The Princess RubberOIoves Pllt'C anil Scai lless, Eor general l.ou I Id use, & Surgeons, Physicians, I nder (xj tak< ; i, I'hol >... ipb -i I,ndi< ' %i* Toih i, Elect ricinus, < t< Try a pair and Iu ? i hands in g0< i! < ? idilii'11. FOB AT IT i * Posey's I. * i************* I vv4 The proof of thelPud ding is in the EATING Wo want yen to buy tllC lust suck of COLUMBIAN FLOUR because wo toll you to. You will buy tho second after you've "proved (lie pudding" because it makes the lightest finest, sweetest most health ful biscuit und pastry imagi nable. The kind that make;; the home happy. J. S. Machen C&L Co. T VVV Kot lilt 1? Everybody knows what means?the staunchest, built, lightest running, material wagon on the market, all dealers like to handle it because it c osts tin in a i more and they have to sell it for a little more than other wagons. W& Giioose To Sell The Wagon of Quality* We believe wo know what the people of this community want. W hile itcos !s a little more than others it is worth a great deal m< >i c. Every EftjHiurr 3s Worth More Tlean It Costs. It's worth while to buy right wdiile you are at ii. Get the wagon that l I not K?i ?-. t" t'other you with tiro setting, breakdowns, etc. We have that wagon. COME INAMD LET US TALK MILD UPN TO YOU H, Douglas Gray & Co. The Advertiser For News No new Hands at Bellows. wwww < Bs s iv 9 W V We have on hand fresh from the long'-l nf piney woods I lie best line of Siding', Ceil ing and Flooring ever brought u> Laurens Cor tho money?from $1 to $2.50. Call and see us oh this subject and see the ma terial and we can sizeyo? up in both qn ity and prices. For Lime, Hard Plaster, Cement, Lat hs, Shingles, Paryoid Hoof ing, Sash, Doors and Blinds, call to see us and we can satify you also. We thank our friends of every race and color for their patronage in the past, and hope to merit your continued favors. Respectfully, H. E. Gray & So a 1 >a i & K CURES CONiStr!??T^W, DYS PEPS I A, R trffcMlyt A^I^M, Better Than rtjk tor IaBt Ills, Get la 25<? B?* Sold Everywhere. A.H.LEWIS MEDICINE CO.,ST.LOtJISyi.A, i m. -take one % to-night i you'll feel 1 better t in the morning For 5ale by Palmetto Drug Co. Littleton Female College (?in- of the most successful und besl equipped boarding schools in the South with hot water heat, electric lights; other modern improvements. 258 boarding pupils last year. 27th annual session will bogin Sept. 1(1, 1008. For catalogue address .1. M. tt II Ol) KS, President, Littleton, N. C. f f*ntfi1 A mfit^ttt-%.r A high-grade Preparatory School VL,,n **? ^dUCIII^ ,-,?. uoy8 ,md young men, with in dustrial and agricultural equipment. Located on Von acre farm one inilet from Liltleloil College and under the management of (be same Hoard of Trustees. For new, illustrated catalogue address .1. li. AlKKN. Principal, Littleton. North Carolina. Advertiser ads. for Results DID YOU EVER TRY IT ON YOUR STOCK? Nothing like tt to put them in pood condition, free them from insect parasites ami pro tect them from contagious dis eases. KRESI? DBF KILLS LICE, TICKS, MITES AND FLF.AS Cures Manga, Stab, **l.?!jworm and Other 4j?i Skin Diseases. Disinfects, Cleanses and Purifies. Use it on Horses, Cattle, Shctp, Swine, Lot'. -, Coats and Poultry foh n* u ov Dodson-Edwards Drug Co. Laurens, S. C. Cr.Lt. OS Wtt ft f. I Ftfl ' JO> ??>.'. ON HflCKO DIP Cold Weather Problems Have their solution how to Keep comfortable and stylish at moderate cost by investing from the stock shown by W. ?. Wilson & Company I in ilil'le. the yard See the new goods in black and colo wide silks in solid shades. Stylish, inexpensive plaid Suitings Here is opened a line of Dress tlinghanv ings so much ' ight after for early fall The latest, novelties in Neckwear. New black llcatherbloom Hnderskh' Hosiery, Underwear, llandkercliiel "When will your new Lac-! lie in'.'" asked of us during the past ten days, W and are now open for inspection. While in the Northern Market I WO secured at. a special sale a of While Blankets, Counterpanes ami Canton Flannel these arc arrive. Lost it might bo considered that we hold a membershi| high standing in the Ananias Club we refrain from going into d< in reference to the sweeping reductions from market value of tl articles. We solicit an inspection of same when received for children's . eleu.I i in medium and dark wear. I and new deep hip < ?<>i This i a quest ion frei i u i announce arrival of ally time line ? to . of tail lose W. Q. Wilson & Co. ISJEV Many Good Books To Read Hut of all the books the cur., that give the keenest sense of enjoyment is a savings ac count hook with your name on the hack. Wo furnish them to you for as little as a dollar?and t hen pay 1 per cent interest on it. Enterprise Bank Laurens, S. C.