Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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NERARY WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON road Schedules are Helig Consuit. by Subeotunjittee in Arranging .O-udldites' TrIp over State. unibia, S. 0.. May 23.-The Itin 10,thle state and senatorial cnain gii Wil be announced itin a few days subcommittee of the state dem ts -19 cominittee. As has been an 2 jnfd, the first meetings of the -J%,c(aipaIgn will be heltd at Sun on June 17, while the first sena tal shot will be tired at t. \at ;4Ws. The railroad scIeIIdules are he ng -worlkel out and it will not be many lays until the "dear people" will know just wheni tie orators wilt aPi\-e. Several weeks ago there was some talk of miking a light on the "county to-coun ty circus" as it has been clar acterized. In tile state convenlion there was nothing said con(cernlin ug the callipaigns. T'he big question before the admin istrationi at this tille is that of' a ell didate for governor. Governor Btlease is said to be trying to find4 the right mani. First it was Charles (Car0rol Simms, Thent .ohn1 L. N.\lctiaurin. Then W. C. Irhy. of 1.aitrentts. amile out. Ifowever. it Is saiJ thatt lie govei'nor i is noi Please d niih m I mite oj te three. It is flonly talked inl (olullblia that Geo. tH(l TIillertliiai, 01 Isx ington. has teeni se'lct ed as tle standt ard-bearerl for the( adm llillist raItionl. Cauus Hieid. Viile the state 'Conven,01tin was inl prog ro'ss a calulus w; ield in tt e cov rllor's office, whien tie situHation was generaliy discusseil. The iext (lay Ile rI'l111ors w re set going. Mr. Sim ms was uI( estionted as to tIe actio of the callells. Ie doctareJ' tiat lie was inl the ru('e to stay. antI that lie would not get olit. .r. Alel.M taturill was report ed as m1takiing the SilliC stteimieit. 1 It is very prohable that tie admin11 istration will try to pull out a candi (late for congress inl every (listrict. Several candidates have already an nounced. FredI It. lDominick Is oppos Ing D. Wyatt Aikein in the fourth congressional district. S. .1. Nichols, of Spartanburg, is opposing .Jos. '. Johnson. F. M. Nixon will oppose Congressman Byrnes in the second district, and it is freely predicted that Mayor Grace. of Ciharlestpn. will go after Congressman Whaley. Other Jilease men are expected at ally time. In the fifth district Congressman 1). E. Finley will have strong opposl tion in W. F. Stevenson. Nir. Steven son has been in politics for a score of years and was at one time speak er of the house. lie will make a strong fight against Mr. Finley. The salary of a stale oflicial is $1, 900 a year. It Is for that. ra'Ison that there will he so few uandidates In the race. A. W. .Jones will the o)pposd(l by J. A. 7 LBS. Oh, I'm a Soapt1 And It's so EAS Just dlssolvc a can of me pour this water into feor no DO IL INtl at all. And youl will hav'e seven p 50c. worth, and I -only cosi lam RED[ G3ETI ME AT ANY 5c. N AVI2 MY ONLY .Gasoline an * Delivered Anywh< .in any qi We Handle The Best +Highest in t he State. As tor.i Gulf Rf JR.EICHELBE Laurens, bour "Emy-a I " Twist Su mmllerett, of Colutbia, fot coinmptrol- y' ler-general. A. . IIrice, of Chester, n' will very problably oppose Illos. II. e Peoples for attorntey-generaIl. .\ . C. 13 Willis. of York ville and .1. A. Claffey, t) of O)rangebitrg, will Oppose W. W. e Mloore of larnwell, tor adjIutait- o generval. 1.. T. Carter., so far, has noice opposition as state treasiurer. It. M. tl McCown will ver-y probably be oppos- k ed by W. It. Bradford fot seecieta ry of W state. .No opposition has developed to a N'. .1. Watson, com Il issionter of agricuil- i t t i'e. Very few candidates; have an111itoue-a (d Iln t ie counties of the state lor. tle eI general assem1 bly. K.. 1P. Me'ravey e , will be a caldidate for the senate Il fromt lickens; C. N. Sa pp will 01er . for the senate fromt Lancaster couty, t and It. H1. Welsh will be a candidate I for t senate ilt Richland County. 1: All of these men weriev membetrs of t it last house. C Secretary Elected. 0 Atinounctemt(Oent hllas been matode here of the election of W. C. McGowan. of M the Columbia bar, as secretary of the state dloeoratc excettive committee. Thse scretary will in a few days send t out 20.0O0 coples of the new constltit tion to the county chairmen to be dis tributed. Convention Discussed. r The state democratic convention IsU still the centre of thought. and talk. It Its conscrvatism and moderation was nmrkert. The honest purpose to pro tout the ballot against fraud was the c(nt rollim t. motive. i By a vote of 268 to 50, the conven tion r-efused to adopt the intiority re port, which was aImed at striking out t tle afeguards which the cotmmnit tee t on constittitlon had recommended. Among the t50 were all the delegates wh,]to acknowledged the lealership of Governotr Blease an( several who are t ktnown as antl-Blease men, somtie of C then candidates for governor, and per, t sonal followers vad county backers of ' these candidates.I A remarkable feature of the con t r t il rmaker all right. a V-so QUICK! a a quart of water.' Now oundis of 1)1.ted areas.,t ounds of foe, hard soap,s ca nickel, a half dime. >EVIL LYE GOOD STORE LABELS Se- I d Kerosine 9 re in the County Liantity. 66 degree Gasoline- + tl k the State Oil Inispec-+w ning Co. RGER, Agent' S..Cu s. c. . ev/ Patent hle Coin" mItioni Was thle course of the guiber itorial candidates Who Were in theI invention as delegates-Maninllg, rowning and Cooper. 10ach camte to io convention ait the head of the dlet 'ationl fronm his counlty inlstructed to )pose any monvsilre that Would exI u1de anty white man11 froml voting tin! w primnary, and( as far as declared or. n1own, eachl was Inl personal accord ithl that vilew and stood to the end( Sani the( safegInirds which were nall1y adopted. Thle commnittee onl constiution had qreed upon a plan which would not Keluide anly White inan., but Was Inl nded to make sure of excluding all viltiouls niamles and namnes of nion sidenlts und menl from other counl !S. It had rejecwted the ivihland Ian for, thle requiremelnt of the( reg tr'ationl certificates aInd (lhe lax rv wit. It had likewise rejected th br1istenlsenl proposal for Wdent ilattin r thle voter tt the polls by requiring is presentation of a card or certificate imbered to corriespond with his num r on tlh club roll, signed by the set itary, and issued to tie Voter it the tie of hits enrollment. The Recom e niasdal otions. . The sole protectionl recommlenlded Y thle commtiittee wats that new club Als should be made and each dem crat should go in person ald sign is name oi the new elub book, or take his mark (to be witnessed by ie secretary), and adso that the ter must have resided in the state ,vo years before the general election, I tile county one year (itimended to ix miontlis by the convention) before ie general election, and 4 tiilhe >wnship 0 days before thoe first pri tary, and that the club enrollment lust cease 30 dayl before tile first ihary, and the rolls be sent ili to dle county executive commlittee for Irrection an d additions, upon notice i all parties that might be affected. nd that the rolls should then be ed With tof h clerk of court as a ublic record. A ppeli Led Opposition. The olosition of thec dinstra lon members of the committee. Jtle y Senator Appelt, of Clarendon, and s hue rmbermaent and ain the roi'tshio o personindr ofign ied toate or the wnvent)ion the ghgist thask (to lieawturesse bfth aiae sefeuard), of theo talt. This ter lt wtase ested yi.in (li. Ctate oayesie byhrele oria eleuronhe iemonts of3 the comitee. beor R. genoera elcton, it~ favrio the ilnrtyan reotwhhe hadIs1) signedl t ie caln3 exmeoftie committee fon titution An( exeddIos argument ics ind tha (ohn i'h. shldon tho lis lsed wit ali strkof' oeech ay a.D 1nn')ngs reresniga.ato h umIter oelesition.o h d i s a Iok e nert'scl of t e ommitatedo 3'baute. T pth of supiomnd, hnd fclaed ninbelfs iii ersnlaluy ('5 a ofiten mini'Cty retis tay eleme and2 oppoed the( agaistonae u'vsoifi esnlsgnatire of theclbrl. Nv eti mejI.''linority. twa afterwards relu lred o manyfooo the dovidn (lie al-t ant testo oeofuhes ofde ationi' was unaccounited yorond the( f aj ofifrm Sumterh led (le favh.or 'he sinedity reii'rt and fotinst other 'oiibos reomof (e crimary.e On he voer stoktbe ihemanority rle tonouyitiandfort ways, liand signerd se ayeiiand ofory (lecnuiteavig 'on >tttin. An watent aguetad bnthered13 LwdsiJ. iownin byted I) nithgstheresent ithapao the nasfo R.ion oriighete .Lmnnen leaer rore ieter. (i hloe oted, hiorte a Sutvdoith ofthe Sm minority orory eqigvoathuo. lie opd h eidc no' [ik i'itef aepnibl)Itof~ then pronahe mmitteote contlutoll. anevnh all-o at l \ennutinne he rofr-isnel THE F. F. DALL.Y Co., LTD., I kinself as having been personally in avor of the instructions whielh bll *oulty convetion lt had passed, and h 'oted as lie believed. W. C. irby, .fr., of Laurens, a lileasI andidate for governor, an(] a delegate o the conventtonl, likewise ma.de, q l'eecl against the sa ifeguairds propos d Iy the Conmittee On conlsiitution. loe Sirks in Spartanbirg Ilerald. NO11 )MIMI 03FOfilT FROM3 DODSO0.\' LIVElf TlONI V Nl4nt Put 1 e111 liis Need No Longer i lsed for Constipation. so Why fini h1isks of Their Disagireeable After 1( OVcOle colsi ipation and slug 4isiver p1.isnsaitly, eisily and Safe. 1v I)odson's Liver Tone is guara ntI ee by th' i .u IIns )rug Co. who wil clheerfully reflid pu Jilrcla sC price (.50c it on1ce If you are not etiCrely sa tisliei with It. I)odson's Liver Toe is nttde to tak 1le pace of calollel and otherslront pulrgatives. It hfis iole of the dis a1greeable and often dangerous after effeets of'calomel, whichli is in fact , poison, a nineraIl, a form of deadi; mercury. l)odsoln's LIlver Tone is a si l;) %'egetable liquid, conttaining noth iln har1i,mmfil . It not only leaves no ba( ffeets, bilt Works easily and natural ly, without pain 1or grlipe and withoii interfering at all with your regula ubits, diet or occupat ion. A trial ia; heneflt you greatly, Why not see abou It today? 5 - *1 TOMATO CLUB IE(IPES. Miss Janye C. Garlington will con tribute each week to The Advertise one or more recipes foi the cannin mod preserving of fruits, vegetables etc. These timely recipes are In tended primi111ly for the benefit of ti tomato club girls, but will be source of valuable infornintion for the house kee1:ers as well. As cherries are nov rOpening, the first reelpes will he 01 the treatment of this fruit.. ('anted ('herries. Steaming letlod-AWash and see the cherries. Place them in jars ai shake theni down carefutlly. Put tl covers in place loosely without tl rubbers, set the jars in a iwash bolle on a ralse hot tom, sit irountd them'n wit a few inches of warm water, and hol IthenmI lit il the chierriies are' hecate thirough. Remove one jar, put on 'it new rubb)ier, fill it to ov'er'fowing wit a heav'y boiling syrup and14 seal it ai on1ce. Proceed likewise with Ithgothie jars. Note-The steaming method rc (ire ls mioreC time1 thai the syrullp mtii od, and tile cannedC( cherries aire noat 5 good. Pic'kled Chlerr'ies. Select cherries withl an inch of ster attached. Place thenm in jars in altet nate layers with powd~er'ed sugar unti the jar areti' threeC-fourlthls full. Thlel fill the jars wvithi cold spiced vinega and seal thenm. Y'OU',L ('ROW O'VER "OETS-IT" Foil CORNS It Will Startle You Ilow "OETS-IT ..octs Corns Every Time. "One, two, threeC!" Tiha t's about a lon~g as it takes you to applily "CT ~lS IT"', the nlew-hilan1. s1imlest, sures'C corn cure tile worlhd hasW Cve i'seell 'orn fussiinr is 1all over, C'orns. cori This I. No Place For a Crow. Her Corne Ar'e All Gone. She Must Have Used 'GETS-4T.'" mins and1 caillises airo absoluttely dlonE 0o', fr'om the miinute youi appilly "OlT3iS. TI". Forget tile botherl of uselest )lasters', greasy salves that spr'eat nd mnake toes sore and raw, iitth louighnu 11 Cotton rinigs thlat press5 ori ornts, forget kritves, razors, selssory 11d Ithe dlanger's of blood( pilson frous Iaing lood11). and1( the contraiiptionit nid harinesses that siumiply mallke c1orne vorse. "GET'S-IT" niever' hutrts thle l51h, never fails. "GET'JS-iT" is sold b~y all drug. huts, 25e a bot tle. ''r'senit (direct b~y h'l ~awrence & Co., Chieungo, "GETS-IT" Is ,'oild ini Laurens b~y .aur'oni lenu Co. IN Popular Polishes Black, Tan and White 10C SUFPALO, N.Y. HAMILTON, ONT. US PUT YOUR MONEY IN OUR 423 BANK Every day the papers contain account of those who have lost their money by hiding it or fire or burglary. Yoir money is NOT SAFE unless- it is in the bank. There are many conveniences in a bank account. Wo keep your accounts straight, give you advice free, re lieve you of.worry and anxiety and insure PEACE ,of MIND. Make OUR bank YOUR bank. W6 pay interest in Savings Department ENTERPRISE BANK N. B. DIAL, Pres. C. H. ROPER, Cashier I HighestQualityPainting : gIf a High-grade Job of Automoblile, Carriage * or Buggy Painting is wanted we can do it. New * Pai'nt Show, clean quarters, free of dust. .O HIGHEST GRADE PAINTS 0 . And Varnishes put on byy an expert painter. We . *would like for you to see some of ~2ur work be *fore having your painting done. 5 :W. B. BRAMLETT'S SONS:i * GENERAL REPAIRING If your pocket-hook could talk--it would recommend the Ford. The man who obeys the' voice of economy invesis his dollars in the Universal car.A He knows it serves his.ev purpose best and - at lowest cost. Buy yoters to-day. Five hundred dollars is the price of the Ford run about; the touring car Is five fifty; the tqwn car mont. Get catalog and particulars form Summers Oaraige, Laurens and Newberry, s. 0.