The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, June 06, 1901, Image 4
Tijc Comitv Gerard
PUBLISHED EVHHY TUUKSDAY AT
KIXGSTKKK, S. C.
C. W. WOLFE.
EDiIC\ AND Sif 'i .111
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C. W. Wolfe.
Kinostrec. S.C.
THURSDAY. JUNE ,6 1901.
ruc;o t>ir c i o re a tj n \ 5% RPTdRNKO
I r .wi.? ..ww,. "
T-iie course purged by vjovernor
McSweenev in returning the
resignations ol Senators Tillman
and .McLaurin seems to be regarded
with general approval.
The people of the State are surfeited
with primaries, and in our
humble .iudgrneut it would have
been unnecessary and unwise to
intliet upon them a heated campaign
to disturb the quietude ol
an an cfl-year in politics.
Senater Tillman admits that lie
a:ted on impuise when he proposed
to ^Senator .MeL inriu that
tiiey bulii resign.and we have 110
doubt that the acceptance ol the
l.;t:er w as equally unpremeditated.
Adugeih'r the alliir reflects
but little credit upon either
partv concerned in it, their re
signing to run over again scarcely
being in keeping with the dignity
et united Stales Senators.
Senator AleJ^.turi 11 readily fell
mi with the suggestion o( the gov
truer and has withdrawn Lis regignation;.
while the senior Senai.iit
chiimiiiM that MoSweeuev had
' ~ 7 C
1:0 right to refuse ('.) the resignay
lion?, has not sanl whether or
not he will withdraw his. Since
there would he no possible pretext
lor Tilliua'i to resign, unless
McLaurin does also, it. is very
probable that ihe Cornier will consent
to serve out his terra with
out a second endorsement by the
people a< the primaries.
WANTS PRISS ASSOCIATION.
In keeping with the spirit of
progressiveness which animates
modern Cleorgetown is h?r wi.-h to
er.terlai't the IVoss association.
Those wiio have partaken of the
liospi*a!ity oi t Ue people of Geor?:c
town need no assurance of the
fact that 2ho newspaper men will
l>e royaiiy entertained should they
accept the cordial invitation that
will he extended to litem at their
!ic.vt meet in;;.
The Georgetown Outlook says
in regard to lite matter:
Georgetown does not ask the
i'ress Association to meet here
I list to he toKinc, hat sincerely
ho] es thai the members will woik
ami vote for our city as the next
meetinil 'place. We want \\.u and
will j;ive you ?t*)d time. We
mii fill you up on tids and black!
*nie.-, alter which we can throw
y??*i jm o tIk.* A'lan'ij. ^ etc for
1 kunrefo'.vi.'
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CLAYTON ON McLAURlN.
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Thinks that the Junior Senator Ought
to be Ruled Out of the Primary.
Ivlitor County Record:
I have read carelullv the speech
,i>f Hon. J. L. MT.aurin. delivered
a* (Greenville, 8. C.?on May - 'J 1.
ll'Jl, a* a * tale can cjm:iv
i)(l ?i. '* : >!- - . "odid republican
!::u " r<\ and nad 'hejunior
senator delivered it a.> a repuidirau
speech he would have
m.lvif il (UJU .' Utuw. l.' a JIV
claims il as good democracy,
and \vj lail lo appreciate 1 hut
point in I Is<; argument and have
wiitten this argument lor the sole
purpose ol inlormalion. In simplicity
and sincerity we a-k where
the democracy comes in.' It is a
common expression. -The p'a.v of
i Hamlet with Hamlet lelt <mi."
but in a nifiirima^c ol tilly-eijrhl
years through this vale ol tears, in
which we have passed through
much of a political nature, it is
! the liist democratic speech we
| ever heard of where the democracy
I was lelt out. lYrsoiiall v we like
! tho junior senator and think his
[abilities are above the average;
| but from oiu observation he is
| somewhat erratic as to politics
We lin?t met him as a , preat rei
former or Tilmanj.te. ami were
member \vith pleasure
[pics against the corporations that
were crushing Tlie i!e blood out
J of Ihe dear people. Next., if v.e
mistake not, he went, out to tlie
j populist convention in . Missouri,
or some other Western .State, and
' it was whispered around that it
' was ail lillniau and other leaders
could do to keep him from following
Kowden into the camp ot the
party at which he now sneers.
Next we liud him endeavoring to
destroy the organization that honored
him by proclaiming a new
' party to be recruited from the better
element of the reformer* and
. antis. This was his lir-it step in
: 1 hw evolution * which has landed
li i (it in the republican rank*.
ilere ii w.ti oe on^erveu ne seek*
; in his Koriyite r?ic?\iMiifiiI to net
lie heller element lo*i -iJi**r and
tiolu.nlhe cold "Mouii!fr to the
ma--i-s. We nex' It iw him in mm
: interview in the \Va-lii*.?ri<nt
iime.- (1 think) shortly a M * -1* the
riot <il Darlington, wherein he
_ as back on the dispensary iaw,
land now we have, him teaching
, democracy from a republican Galeehism.
Nature in its wisdom and
| lor purposes which we cannot
11'athom has given to some creajtures
the privilege ot changing
their outer covering. The snake,
tor instance, sheds its skin every
_veai; also the crab, lobster and
oliier reptiles, but it has been re;
served lor tlie junioij senator
; irom South Carolina to imtt
te those creatures in his pol1
itics. And upon the assumption
I liar, although the sn*ke,crah and
:<?th<rsof !hui ilk have tailed l<?
lo-e their identity by the *:tbstit ui
tion of new clothing, McLtunn
(claims that he is still a demoer-M,
j and it is only upon that assumption
that ho can defend his c;ai:n.
Family
IV
Sough Honey. ~
Kidney ? Backache
CURE.
3M m Liter .
M) ?ti f|g|vg ] 8)]iC
Croat Blood Cleansis,,' Ksnedy for Spring,
fleaoaches, Ccnstlpatlou,''Tired." Nervous.
Vifyg' fipps
t. b V ? V fi Ca * ? ? V :? U'
Askro.'.r iivsjrirt for Aln. lev j .i >.e
' t.rtlUv?-kes cf tii- * ?a:-a..-:
r. ; - \y i?: . w. v. i;i;t K
We are free to admit that the
' (ireenville speech from a literary
standpoint is the best that McLaurin
has ever made?and. lie has made
isome good ones?but as on argument
it falls flat before the light of reason
and the glare of fact. It bordms
more on 'he ' ivtbi'-al th-'ti tb- real.
treating o? r* ''jvrnv ?t is
folic from i> y.bii'un ide
: > .e it : fact tuat. for a time Fro*
I Silver may be discounted, i*. is not
for the reason that Mel/iNrin state-,
but from the fact that the Spa:ti-h
War turned loose an amount of
money which has placed tiie eircuI
lating medium on a parity with the
tii'i'tx.':!i.^ ?! count rr. This
[condition can be changed at the
; pleasure of the trusts and bankers,
jit; the detriment of the |>? >;>!'.*. So it
' would in our opinion be best to keep
free si 1 vi r in .>ight :1 not r ? the front.
.Mel.aurin's idea! prosperity seems
I not to have entered the homes of the
, li.achi'iists now striking for
enough to give bread to their families,
and 1 doubt if it can be found
, on tlie cotton farms of the South.
It is evidently true tint the Sonth;
ern farmer is better off than at any
j time since the war. This has been
1 brought about by no help from Mcj
Laurin's republican the-uiis. but in
j spite of them. Four cent cotton was
i a blessing in disguise in tbat.it turnled
.the audition e.* /armors to raising
jal! they needed at home, and though
J they are not properly remunerated
l for iheir labor, yet they can live at
j hp!!)'.'; and while they cannot perhaps
send their children to college
they can give them sufllc.ieiit know
j lodge to see through the silver lining
that McLaurin his thrown around
i the dark cloud of tvpablieaiii-m and
protection as a remedy against pau;
per labor, and expansion the outiet
: tor our surplus. It never seems to
j have occurred to that eminent states
'man, that when our products go
'abroad they have no protection
! around I hem but must compete in
j open market u ith this pauper pro
'duct and as a consequence are sold
; much below what our own p.-uple
are charged. It thru fore appears
: that our larilf becomes a protection
to the pauper laborer, wiriio it is a
menace to our own; for if weca.i buy
'our products cheaper than we cm,
he can afford to work f.?r ie.vs tnan
we do. And, again, if the mauitfae
tuivr can sell iiis product in foreign
eoumri sat less 'intu he tl.es .it
! home, and no one <>f intcliig- tice wii:
; deny the assertion, the tariiT heroine
a weapon of oppression to the Coii;
sumer at home.
.Now. .Mr. Kditor. as we say i-,
| court, the speech of Mr Mel.au; ii
i is an open confession that he advo:
rates the full police of the re?>t?oii
ican party. Why then talk of his
, running in ;i democratic primary:'
| To permit it would be suicide,
j iloace.in our humble judgement., the
I democratic executive committee
I should formula e a rule that tio o;a
advocating tha doctrine of McJaiurin
, or who intends to vote for liitu should
{be eligible to participate in a dem
locratie primary. 'l'lie lime has conn*,
if the democratic party expects t"
succeed, whoa the goats und sheep
must he separated, and the quicker
ir is done the better for both animals.
If Mr. Mcl ^turin wants to run upon
a republican platform and is ashamed
of the name down here, we as
I edicines.
For Coughs, Colds, Grip, or
i"Cold" in ANY PART of body.
(Ol.MAN, Mii'll.. Sept. 27.
l'or a whole veur I could do :iu wmi; and
wall:ed only by hoh^'nu <>:i to a Hia ;< . i doctored
with four difU n-iit pit v>:< i;lwr rfceived
iiurelief. Tlic u-- ?,t tv.> l d'.h ; of
J>r. Fenncr's Kidney and 3acka;h'; Cnre
' iravc rue :r jjerfcetcure. J. M. M.-Kinm.v.
cjunkva. Crawford t 1'a.. ui.e 1*. ) .? '.
Throe years nco I had a se\ete aitael. c/
! F.iy-ipolas arid blood unison. brcukiuz uii: :?
- my head and face. Mv |)!iy?.ici;in atn-r. !> ii
r.ie for several months wiihour result. I tin :.
ti+,W bottles of Dr. Fencer's Blood and
Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic uu.i m cured
il cojuj/eto cure. FttAXK ItAilKMA.N.
Mipiw.kiwoi. Ky.. !?cpt.lb*).
My wife has suffered lour with d;-speiv-in.
! trud all of Tlif iwijsit! preparation*' end ail
of'my <hvii pws?Tlpt Ions without, av: ii. I
finally 1,1 escribed Dr, Tenner'3 Dyspepsia
Cure and the useof it etfeeted aciin'. Many
ot Iter *im!>ar ruses that hat e Oonn: under my
' observation Jato been rtired hy lii~- Dy.-;Cure.
!>r. ! '. .1. I.EiiAxnoon.
[ My Dear Hr. Tenner. Frrdotila, N. Y.
I hate usou Pr. Fennel*'s Golden Relief ?< :
1 tnatiV years for 11 it* diseases and accidents
for w-Tlrh it is advertised and have found.it
fuIJy eeual to alt you ebtiM for It.
J. BOYD ESPY,
Presiding Elder M. E. Church.
Used/or Cuts, Bruises, P-urnc. O'.d Seres.
Sprains, Colds, Grip, Sore Tltro.Jt, Cello,
Dyro'.Very, Bowel Troubles, it ?s raiatling.
, ' > 7 tl . I * St. \ ' I:-* ?S1
v1 errpri.-.ns a" the Per c.iicsctd
i ceres c-.c.- nshieved by rat -.i?
! . K:p ; C
/
' democrats should not aid him, but!
. force hini to swallow the name with '
; the principles, and rule him out of!
the primary. W. ) '. ('i.avion*. 1
Florence, S. C\ .inno 1. 11)01.
>jr., ? ' ,;rl <*ancii
i.ii* *i
"'I . . j .. . . :i!if , ,? ' ' ?(?
*ei jion-nu!" i-**Th. II *?n,**
has \v:i;ien :i ci.:i'p!ets account of
A Hirl's Life in "ranee," winch
wi'l soon lie published in the,
I. idles* Home .Journal. She emphasizes
curly baptism,careful religions
and school instruction, lm:
plicit obedience.simplicity in dress
' an i short engagements n< anionir
, the chief features of the lives ol
French jrirls.
Summer Schcc! Notice.
t'pon the dcinarul of Suit'- Snjierin-!
, tcniiciil of K'lucatiou. J. .1 M 'Malum, I
! tin- Sinni'i.T Srln >ii f<.r w 11ifi' 1 i'ii-!i.-r<
will be lu-lii in ili'- court house at
KiusX'tree. ecinuioi:.':rio .Inly -V sun! |
> ending Auprtisj IT. I am informed by j
Stalt Siipc;inleijociit thar j
! Hitler's {Tvatuniar. Fi ve's. jreojjraphy |
am' such of the n, \v text bonUs as v. ill
In- us- ! in free schools, will lie -<?! ! to
teachers attend if;; sumUK'f school ;.t
re iu -cii ju ices.
Trustees art 11 fee I to open schools
as early as possible after .inly 1st.,
whi n the new school year commences.
WH.M.W CoucKi:.
(Supt. of Kdueation,
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The lui! ilress -nil < liens cove s.
im I'tnjiiy >1(iinarh.
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WHY SUFFER FR
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BARGAINS F
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Ifcvdicsq/u.:
Arc tii-w in order, call and get prices
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Poors and Windows. 15c sure to i x;
GentsFurnis
| Ju>t receive'! a nice line nf .Spring
1 i i
?juici: a jret your pick.
! DRY Q
Prices on Lawns, iVrcals, Calicoes,
No trollhie to show goods.
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LLMA W no:
' Always fro-h and guaranteed to be
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Always vours to please,
Latest Styles I
Spring & Snmn
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11 ATS, SI !()! :>. MKN A>
The Finest Assortment
Also lull
NK\V M A I TIN< IS, Ii(>I!.v I.?i
Wo an- closing out ;tll our W. 1*.
Miscount.
(>1( all t!io p'? aio V.'C ?ilar;i
t n* witli !i<ino?; jiui i\-.
A* !i to .-?-o our Vo!l??\v 11<1111| ai
^ < 1.1' II < ucy >;?' 1'. i!.* ar^uii
Yo*t;> 'ru!y,
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A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
"Something New Undjr
The Sun "
AM IWtor* haw trr-??i to cure t'ATARiW
l>r ill'* t?-?e n! jHUVilcrs aeid
Ta-<i* h:ilt-r- . -.JnilS ill :.?:*?? it:.
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: 1 I'ltVi.' nj- ii - "I in
i.c !. i nti* . n miV
II:: . ??' membranes maker*
have aimed ?i? cm: . vldi pa-ue an i
?fiitmcrtf- ratlin re;.wh Vise dise.i-*
An old and eXperirinvd i.iacdtiou :
who lia* for many ve;r? mad" a
study and spcr'alty of the J ; ? :? I men: "t
('A'l' \lJlvll. ha- :;t la ! perteeted a
treatment \\iiirli wlum itI
n??t "lily relieve- at otu-e. hut |mtiii;?ii? i
cntly cute- <ATA ill-'!I. !<y removim.;
?lie rause. ~t??jvT 1 he d isrhai^es ai d
ritrein^ iidlaiiMUatlon, 1. i- the only
remedy known !<? .-eienee iliat ietu illy
reaelies Tie- aMieted parts This woo.
erf ill remedy i-lamwim* "SN rFI'LKS
tii?? r; i * A i: A NTI: :: i > <\tai:I:II
<'l." 1; 1*1*' and is >oid at the extremely
low piare of ()ne Dollar, eaelt packaye
containitn; internl and exteni i tmedieii e
siiilicienr lot a months* rtvatnrmt and
everything neeessarv to its pr-feet nre.
Sxckiles" i- the only perfect
CaTAKUH ?'CKk i ver made and is now
reeo^tii/.ed*is tlie only safe and positive
en re for that annoy iti<r;in?l liDoii- in?r
dise;?>e. It ernes all inilanmiati u
ijliiekly and permanently and i- al?o
wonrlerfwHv ottick to relieve n.?v i i.v
Ki: <?r coi.K In i Ijc
CaT.ikimi \vh< ii neghvod ?=frt-n lendt<?
('< ION" "SN!Ti l ?>" will
saw you if yon :is?* it at once. lr is no
ordinary remedy, hoi a eojuplrtr treatmen!
which is positively jriiar.ii t?*cd
to cure c\T.\i.i;Ji iti sit?y 1'*?rui? r stay
It iimm| accorflini; to the directi'?n->
uliicli accompany each package. !
delay hot scud for it at euro.ami wrim
full particulars ;i> to your <nudiiion.
atl'l you will receive special advice fn'iu
t lie discoverer of tit is wonderful ret
edy regarding your c.-ne wit lit ut n.t
to you !>< >0111! lite regular |?rie(? i (
"Sxui'Fi.ks the oi ai:\nt;:i*:o c.\i \i:i:h
crttK."
Sout prepaid t > any :indr?<i in titI'ni'eil
S ate- or ('an a da on eerip' *f
hie I?"ll-ir. Hi irs- i)o..i 10 Tt, Kl??v
I V li <; I !.! :> \ < t ?M |\\ \ V.
and Mar.vel Si reef. I'hi .n-clplt'* .
OiW CHILLS. FEVERS
NIGHT SWEATS
I all other forms of maladies when you
can be cured by
erts' Chiil Tonic
loes not contain a better remedy. Many
cures made by it. 25 cents a bottle,
nded if it fails to do the work. Delight* *
oeal Druggists.
??wwonw?
:OR CASH!
Lto ILTets
. I also have a nic e lino of Screen
iBiine before buying'.
ihincr
~ M J f MM V* vr v-r %? W-f
IIat>, I'ants and Serge Coats. Come
OODS.
eet., arc too numerous to mention.
?>ni ^ exu q
acai -ltw but vivcan^ !'<waf br"
he>t at lowest prices.
is 1/ sa. *
ILISJhlO.
ler Dress Goods *
i I ITS, MI: N *S A NI? \V<) M i: X 'S
;d iioy'sclothing.
of Groceries in Town,
Line of
TIL IIAl'DWAJilC A- TIXWAUK.
Main iV CoV jewelry ut ju-r cent
ntec !o\ve-t i?ii?>io!e piicc? con-i.-t11
:it -! ecr.L a
. if not s:: wit!. |\;r.*!i;v>e.
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