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SAM JONES ON TILLMAN?ays our Senator Buts Like a Goat j and Kicks Like a Mule. Kev. Sam Joues, writing-to the; Atlanta Journal (rom Baltimore, where he recently heanl Senator j TiHtuatt speak, savs of the South Ca roliaian: k-I have wntehe<l with some interest the career < (' Ben Tillman ami I iipve in hi.11 because he is I who has the courage of his j convictions. We need hiio in the | I'nited States senate with Ins: pitchfork and all. Hen Tillman is a bigger man to-day than auv day in his life. lie is more highly esteemed bv his friends and more feared and haled by Ins enemies j tie and old Senator lioar say the I strongest and truest things that j have been sai l on the floor of the ' senate since the days of Ben liill j and Koscue Conkliu!;. Ben Till-! man doesn't contribute much din-, nity to the senate, hut lie is a1 mixture ol mule and billy ? at. J lie kicks with one end and butts! with the other. Ken Tillman has; as uiiich brains and more backbone \ than any man it: jtublic lite today. (in i'r Ben; you are a joy to your friends and a dose of calomel to your enemies. You made South Carolina a ?rood governor ar.d since ihe days of'John 0. CaiMtt un die lias not had vour equal in the senate. WHnnfciiRES. | The flrw'wt Sprciallut of the Time dyes Every Case 111* I'enouwl Attention . **-_4rt_ Vast doctor* have a certain number ? lu o(tti)ck reiuodhs' whicb they use in Hathaway *S case* which fiian Lt all similar. M ,. . This is no: Dr. ilulhaway'? method, met no a. K?icyc.i*ow?tb liiiuisiuostcarefully r- 1 ? dhurnosed anil tho eiac: jjSml >. [.oeitioui-f the diseujied cote uitli 41 dot era; incsl. Thus ST ^^4 . very esse is treated scparnKt. Sj atcly ao<1 raodiclno* are * !Tvj^ a mlnl-utered which ?r (ST \> specially protwrod tinder ^ ' 3 I>r. Uathouav's tKu-sontl I rV:,, m. . '/ miner vision for each capo, i v.raP J Not.uipeoplocro affected * byapartirularOi?M*utntb* J wj, \ aatae manner, con=oanently no two people should lie jQ^gisSy rented la tbe sumo way . oven for Facte complaint. ?-w!W(?VVtV 3'oR?iV\i 1*'- Hathaway is a special'Ft in the 1st: sciiFeof tbe "V? y?\ wotxl?he treats siiecuildts?. . ' - ... . . Jivusa inae4*.v luliu.intier of ofha?oTvn- a sv*:?m stable.! out years nso while In .. .iJ"coiinrth?Vi'ltal practice and lmwVCry wajfl proved andonlarsvilupoftconstantly SliCCially rtonnc the twonly years since? * t wen'.y years of the roost extensive Treatoa. practice enjoyed by any specialist In iMscnuntrv. T>r. Uathaway's erc.xtanrt uniform sue. ,.*? is duo t > this Individual sy-t >m of treatment. c?ri>i?iv> In spite of hundreds of request* taciJai** yearly front doctors inull parts of tiie Treatment wnrhV n*kir* for the privilege of .tsiucl'r.flrtiinwny'smcthodof treatinenl,h?boUevo? }rw.s.?rV>nilew nijno lv*sirt? himself the knowledge of h's ?*sp -dies. hS ho m too well awnro of thetmsi-bie?wb?cii may oo jous by tho unskillful us> of any f . _, . system, n'-rerniind how perfect. Slttod and Skia i>r. Hathaway'* treattneut^or niaaecM blood lilwawes la whatever stntre mtSHbtn. cine* nil forms of ulcers sores, Hotcbes, pimnlss ctae aid not only retorts the skin ?t?d scwln to their tuttuwl condition, hut so purifies l?e I loot that the dl'seisols permanently and eonj. pMely driven from t.jwsystctn and all thi* without y-. r'Uu.'riiic polsonouwor dnncerousdrucs. ? , . 1ft s treatment of Varicocele Varicocele ana end Stricture H d method exclut?tj?irt tire fifty his own and in 90 per cent of all canes results in a perfect .iru!r*>rc*?irs"t' <cre. No operation 1* n-<ioti*?i1 and uo i>nln or <nconvonimoe aro experienced hr the patient. Tl<ooxn?n*o<of this treatment i* lunch 1??* tiMjjtbaCof nnv operacwn. or botiitul or inotttnto sr*fnient. and l? hot!; suf? nnd mire, re?tortoit tb? ?.rrittsto a condition 'd perfect, normal health. Dr.Hhffcnway hvi Just rrepervl a new Kidney Wtqueettoa blank for those who haver?-o?on to-nspcct Kidney trouble and . this hi ink ?ow!ll gladly eeid free to everyone who send* Ulia til* name and artdreee. _ . The demand for Dr. Hathrnrav's new NOW BOOK book "ttwnUtie**, Vigor, Health" ha* rarr already exhausted the flrrt edition of VW^Ol W. for a limited time a cony of TV* book will l>o e^nt frctrto anyone who eende hi* _ u nnm? wdaddre** to Dr. Hatbawny. consurtstion Dr. H'tbtwnT mates no charge CD r r fore.acort tattooand advice at either hxefflrenr br mall. J. NEWTON HATHAWAY M. O. Dr. Hathkway & Ccw, 'M Bryan Street, Savannah, Ga i!E>T20>- THIS P.trS5t,WHKN WRTTLNG. Why does a person never feel angelic alter eating angel-cake? "After sufiV'-iucfrom severe dy>:pepsi:i wver twelve years and using' manv remedy without permanent Rood 1 Sually took Kodol Dyspepsi i Cure- It did me so much good I reeoinmencl it , to- everyone,*' writes J E Watkins. Clerk and Reeordetv Chillicothe. Mo. It digest,-: what you, out. Wallace & Johdson Never ir.ar.ry a man vou-mrer than your women mu?t look up., not down. "After suffering from piles for liftoon years I was eared by using two boxes jf he Witt's Witch Hazel Salve/' writes W. J. Paxt?r. XcrSlt Ilrook. X. C. It heals everything. Peware of counterfeits. WyJU'.ee & Johnson. There is no genius in life like (lie genius oi' energy and activity. A CURE FOR SLEEPLESSNESS. F commenced using Ramon's Liver i*Uls it Tunic l'ellcts tho tir-t of I)e?i-u^cr tS'r;, for heart and liver trouble I Vh. never forget the good they have done me. 1 could not sleep. was short of breath and. In fa<-t, c<?ul. not work any. I have used a few boxen and today I t?vl ;ls well as I ever did in my life.?G. M. Rritton, Hoi brook, W. Ya. 1 or sale hy Wallace &. Johnson. ;i Docs the ;! IBaby Thrive;; | If not, something must be? t wrong with its food. If the ] [ | mother's milK doesn't nour- i; 4 ish it, she needs SCOTT'S * > T EMULSION. It supplies the ' | | elements of fat required for 1 [ 4 the baby. If baby is not j ? nourished by its artificial <! 4 food, then it requires ! Scott's Emulsionii | half a teaspoonful three ' [ | or four times a day in its ] l bottle will have the desire^ < > I effect. It seems to have a ] | ? magical effect upon babies ,, | and children. A fifty-cent j I merit: I can certify that One Minute : Cough Cure will do till that is claimed for it. My wife could not get her breath and the tirsr dose of it relieved her. It has also benefited my whole ; family." It acts immediately and euros coughs Colds croup, grippe bronchitis, asthma and all throat and lung troubles. "Wailrcc & Johnson, The time will soon be here when we cannot even sit down without paying tribute to a trust. A ceair trust is being formed. AN EPIDEMIC OP WHOOPING COUlfJL Last winter during an epidemic of whooping cough my children contracted ttie disease, having severe coughing spells. We had used Chamberlain'* I Cough Remedy very success tuny rcr ! croup and natu-ally turned to it at that j time nnd found it relieved the cough ' and effected a complete cure.?Jclm E Clifford, Proprietor Norwood House, I Norwood, >*. Y. This remedy is for ; sale by Dr. D. C. Scott. I consider A not only a plea^rre bnt a duty I owe to my neighbors to tell about to w< nderful cure effected in my i case by the timely use of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy I was taken very badly with ! tlnx and procured a bottle of this re} nicdy. A few d )scs of it effected a pe.rj nutrient cure. I take pleasure in recotni mending it toothers suffering from that [dreadful disease.?J. W. Lynch. Dorr. W. \*a. This remedy is sold by Dr. I). C. Scott. The ancients heliex-ed that rl**umatiSiii wis the work of a demon within a nun. Any one who has-had an attack .r . .... <>l M'lau1 iiiiiainiiuiMM > i m will agree that the infliction is demoniac enough to warrant tin? belief. It has never been claimed that Chamberlain's Cain Balm would cast out demons, but will cure rheumatism, and i hundreds bear testimony to the truth of this statement. One . applied!ion relieves the pain, and this quick relief which it affords is alone worth many times its-cost. For sale by Dr. D. <J. S :ott. i i bottle will prove the truth T of our statements. o Should be taken In summer as * * well as winter. <> 53c. and $1.00, a!! dru^it*. * f" S^OTT it SOWMi, Chemist*. New Yt>rk. , , 1 ~ ' (r. Wall Whitman, the perpet| ual motion candidate for Governor. will '-try, try a^ain" this year. niu'iimncutc is not recommendM for j the run* of vervill; it does not cure I everything. liut it isn certain cure ; for rheumatism, and i>;t fin?* blood purifier and laxative; try it. Wallace & Johnson. Never use any language that all your hearers can not understand.! Do You-Need. An Electric Belt? Dr. J. Newton Hathaway has perfected an electric belt wnich ite is prepared to furnish to all patients who need it. at a merely nominal charge. Write to J.' Newton Hathaway, >f. D., 25 I IJrvau St.. Savannah, GaSo far as we know, the candidates up to this lime for LieutenI ant Coventor are as follows;Sloan, | of Columbia: Blease, of Newberry; i Living-ton, of Marlboro; Winkler, j of Kershaw; and MaytielJ, of j Barnwell. J P Ilood. Justice of tlie pone. (Yo?I by, MI>s.. makes the following state FREE BLOOD CURE. An Offer Proving Faith to Sufferers, j Is your blood pure? Are you sure } I of it? Do cuts or .scratches heal! slowly? Does your skin itch or burn? Have you pimples, erup-j lions, aenmg oonesor ohck, eczema, 1 old sores, boils, scrofula, rheutna-j tism, foul breath, Catarrh ? Arc you j pale? If so, purify your blood at ' ' once with II. IJ. II, (Botanic Blood; Balm.) Ii makes the blood pure and rich, heals every sore and gives i, a <-lear, smooth, healthy skin. Deep seated cases like ulcers, cancer,] eating sores, " painful swellings, blood poison, are quickly cured by, B. B, B., made especially for all oiv-, stinate blood and skin troubles.! It. 13. B. is different from all other j remedies because B. B. B. drains the j poison and humors out of the blood ! and entire system so the symptoms ' cannot return, (live it a trial. It] cures when all else fails. Thorough-; !y tested for thirty years. Sold at [ drug stores at $1 per large bottle,! ? large bottles (full treatment) $5. j So sufferers may test it, a trial hot-; tie given away absolutely free. | Write for it. Address Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. Write to-day. Describe the trouble and free medical auvire given. The State Press Association of | ? I S. ^ , is to meet at Harris Springs, beginning on July 23 at 8 p. m., I and remaining in session until b I p. m. of July 25, after which the! i editors are to make an excursion! j to Virginia Beach, Va. I W. s. Mnsser, Millhcitn. I'a., sav;(l i llie life of his little girl by giviug her uue .Uimire cougu y urn wncn sue was j dying from croup. It is :lie only i harmless remedy tli.-.t gives immediate i results. It qui' kly cures coughs, colds, | bronchitis, grippe, asthma and all . throat hihI lung troubles. Wallace ?? ! Johnson. Never trse a big word where a little one will serve the same purpose. | If troubled with rheumatism, give j Chamber Iain's Pain-P.aim a trial. It will not cost you i cent if it does no 1 good. One application will relieve the pain. It also cures sprains and bruises i in one-third the time required by any | other treatment. Cuts, burns, ftostj bites, quinscy. pains in the side and ! chest, glandular and other swellings are ' quickly cured by applying it. Every 1 hot tie warranted. Price 25 and 50 cts. : Dr. 1>. 0. Scott. j Never make a slave of her? slaves are not wives,besides it is i barbarous. Dr. Cady'S Condition Powders. | ?? ; Are just wh?r. a> horse needs when in : bad condition. Tonfr,.blood purifier rttid ; vermifuge. They rise n?-t food hut . ! medicine and tin-he^t in use to pur :i j ; horse in prime condition. Price So ots.I per package. For sale by 1>> C. Scott. Never honpeeh your husband, it l; ijko pouring iiou waier uii wT, | very melting. ' I had stomach t rouble twenty voars | and gave np lwpejif being cured till 11 ; began to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It j , has done me so much good I call it the ' j savior of my life," write* \\r R ^11-1 i kinson, Albany. Tenn. It digests what! I you ear. Wallace a Johnson. k __ Never expectorate in public : unless you are sick, it is li!thy ! habit. | J. C. Cenrredy, Roanoke, Tenn.. says. "I tannot say too much for Doj Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. One bon ! i of it cured what the doctok.-* called an ' | incurable ulcer on my jaw." Cures j piles ami all skin diseases. Lookout for [ . 1.1.. ii? ii.. t T i wo; unr>.s iimuuiuiiH. > aiiiirc a ,ionn- | son. Never eail your wile "sis", it impresses other persons that yon a;e "soft". The easiest and most effect i v*?* l ! method o.? ^urifvlnffthe blood and in- j i vigorating the system is to take j i IVWitt's T ittle Early Risers,' ,the famous little pills for cleansing! the liver and bo\vel>. "Walhtct* j Si Johnson. ; A person who will expecto-j rate in a (lining room is a brute4*I)e Witt's Little Early Risers are-, j the finest pills 1 ever used.'*?P. -f. , Moore, Millbrnok. Ala. Thev qnick' ly cure all liver and bowel troubles. ! , Wallace and Joluisoa, J CANDIDATES CABDS. FOR SOLICITOR. I am a rarulldate fer re-election to the office of Solicitor, and a^ain solicit tliv support of the vote's of the Third Circuit, subject to the rules of the Democratic primaries. JOIIX S. WILSON".. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, j I hereby announce myself a candidate for election to the House of lie- > presenta'lvcs and promise to abide by the decision of the Democratic primarv. W. M. KEELS. We. the Oak Ridge Democratic Club, i do hereby endorse J. II. IlUTSOXa! candidate for the Legislature, subject | to the rules of the primary election. j W. w. Cox. President. ! W. 11. Rlakeley, Secretary. 1 hereby announce myseif a candi date for the House of Representatives, subject to the ensuing Democratic p> itnary election, and promising to abide by the rules governing the same. T. IS. DOUilDIN'. j Mr Editor: Please announce Mr. | W. S. GRAYSON. of Benson, a candi-i date for the Leg! ?! at urc, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. FRIENDS. I hereby announce myself a candidate for election to the House of Representative.*, aud promise to abide by tlie decision'of the 1 leoemratic primary. J. G. McCTLLOFGH. im. J. R. HROCKINTON, subject to the Democratic primaries. We are authorized to announce Mr. J. J. B. MONTGOMERY a condidate for tils1 lloitsc of Representatives, subject to the rules of the Deiuocratec primary.. FOR. GOl'NTY SL'PERI NTENDENT'OF EDUCATION. Pr'Hnisinp.to abide by the decision of-the Democratic primary. I announce mi-iS..'/ n no f/vTt i-O.al. Ill * .T ? \ aiiilllldV^ l*?V ion to the office of County Superintendent of Education. UwtppetCuIly, N A BO It I). LEijESNE. I hereby announce ruy candidacy foi Superintendent of Education. BWinisM ing to abije by the decision of the Democratic voters in tile primary election. C. XV. WOLFE. I hereby announce myself as a candidate fi-r Cuuntv Superintendent ot Education, subject to the Democratic primary. ',VM. COOPER. I herel)}' announce myself as a can- j didatc for County Superintendent of j Education, Williamsburg County, sub-! jeet to the rules governing the Demo- i emtio party. I am permanently located J at the coiintv seat, arid if eVefed can i ahvays be found at my j>cst <>f duty.! (IEO- S. BARR. j KOR (X) I " NT Y TR'EAS iTuEK I hereby announce my candidacy for re-appointment to-the office of County Treasurer, promising to abide by the tu.'esof the eusuing Democratic primary election. R. I). ROLLINS, ? I hereby announce myself a caudi- j date for the appointment of County} Treasurer at rbc ensuing Democratic ! primary election, subject to the roles govering the same. W. I) OWENS. FOR CLERK OV COD RT. 1 announce mvseif a candidate for Clerk of Caurt, promising to abide by the decision of the Democratic voter* in the primary election.. J. E. MrELVEEX. I hereby announce my candidacy for Clerk of Court, promising to abide by the decisiono? the Democratic voters in the primary election.. d. 1). DANIEL.. I hereby announce myself a candi-! date for Clerk of Court of Williams-1 burp: county. sublet t?? the rules "f t the Democratic* primary election. H:tv-; ing h.ul the advantages ??t a good < business education, I feel confident that' 1 can discharge the dnties of the office I with dispatch and to the satisfaction of all. REGINALD.!. NESMITII. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Clerk of Court of Williamsburg County, subject to the rules of j the Democratic primary election. B.C. WHITEHEAD. \ I hereby announce myself a candi-J date for Clerk of Court- of Williams-1 burg county, subject to the tuks-.of the i Democratic primary election. EDWIN C. EPi'S. I hereby announce mv candidacy for! Clerk of Court of Williamsburg county, j subject to the Democratic primary! election. W. W. CRAY.SOX I hficby..announce myself a candidate for Clerk of Court of WilJiamsbnrg county. subj<ct to the rules of the Democratic primary election. HUGH MoCUTCHEV . ' V ' T*: .<< t u" ?? CANDIDATES CARDS, FOR SHERIFFT I ro*tpectfaIly?olfccit the vofvat the v Democratic primary for Sheriff, prom* .> ising to abide the decision of the sinrte. EDWIN' HARPER. I hereby announce myself a ottndidate for Sheriff of WilliunisbUrg count .v. ?*ubieet to the Democratic primai'" election. W. H. CAMPBELL. I hereby announce M.v*clf as a Candfthite ror Sheriff of Williamsbursr. County at the next general election, subject to the Democratic Primary. * HSNKY.O. BRITTON. I hereby announce myself as a can* -iidate for Sheriff of Williamsburgeounty, subject*.?> the Democratic pri- w ruary election.' GEO. JtOBA&AM. PROBATE JUDGE. cJ. J. 8TFJF.LE. Jr., has filed hit pl?i*t* to abide- tlie result, ot the primary. and is a candidate for Pro * hute J id go. I hereby announce my cnnaidacy for th** office 01 Probate Judge, of William** b.rrg courrtj*. subject to the rules of tin4 * Deni ici iUio primary. w e. hanww. I hereby announce tuv?elf a candidate for tbc office of rft>batfc J udgo.. * reject to the ruic^of the Oemocratio- . prhiiary eketton. W. B. MoCAXTS. 1 lie rob y announce my candidacy for Probate Judge of Wi!Ham?borg, sub* ject to the rul s of the Democratic prk uiary ektrtlon. hm. smith: COUNTY SUPERVISOR. Wc rtre authorized toanr.txinee B. S SMITH a candidate for County Supervisor, subject to -the rules of the Democratic primary. Subject to the deeUknr of the Democratic primary; I am a candidate foe. the otiice of County Supervisor of Yv illiara-burg County. P. McCLUltK imoeiflWTDN; I hereby announce my?eif. a candi-" date for the office uf Conntv Ku nervism of Williamsburg County, subject to the rules of thy l)o nicer at in primary' lectiorii W. I). FITCIf. Thanking my friends for t fie flattering support given me in the part. I hereby announce myrelf a candidate for County Supervisor, subject to tlm rule* of the Democratic party. If. I?. KALDWIS. 1 hereby announce my candidacy for the office of County SupcrvUorof Willianuburg.couKty, subjtut-t? t)i? rule-*- * of the Democratic primary election.. iv. M. Till)MAIS. 1} hereby .uinounoe my candidacy f'>tthe office of County Supervisor,' subject*. to tie rule.-'of.tie UeraocrxUc primary . A. II. BUKKOWS. !?hereby jsnniutuee my candidacy fo the office of County Supervisor, subject to the rules oil tlte ensuing Democratic primary election. M. s. MONTGOMERY. 1 hereby announce myself , a camli date for rc-elcrtion to- the o?feCounty Supervisor. I will abide th>vilecfcioiv of the Democratic' primary election . B..B-CHATs* I)LEK. 1 hereby announce myself. a. candi * date for County Supervisor of' Wil Ifeimsburg.countv, subject to the rule*'- > of the Democratic primary*. S. M. HKA-DSIIAl?. 1 herebyannooneemy*e.f a candidate 's . jor County Supervisor of WiliusirwtHiro . county, subject to the raito- o^Um v Democratic primary. eHextaui J. W. COWARD.' FOR CORONER^" I hereby announce myself a eandt- date fcr re-election 'or Coroner, protn- ising to abide by the decision of.thw- * Democratic primary. II. M. BURROWS. 1 hereby announce myself as a enndi tor Ctironetv subject to the rule ? governing the Democratic primary. 1 am living at the county seat, and if elected 1 can discharge the d'iti? (4. the olHee at short notice. Circumstance* will prevent my canvassing the wuu ty, but 1 will appreciate the "oft* o* V any and every oiti/emof-the tottei?*. U N\ 1IA24.MET. . county auditor. Wo hereby announce ii. zvha>> kj \ for-re-election to che office of Count/Auditor ou his record as a f tttJifnl niiu i capable official,subject to the rfllet .governing tho Democratic prlmari*-.. _ fklesmu>v W. C. DAVIS, ATTORNEY*-AT-LAW ManiDg*, jP. G, *