Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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C|jt jfiRatcjjman ani *mit|)ron. y and Sal urdnj ?BY? CMTKKX PUBLISHING COMPANY ?UMTBK. & a Tu ?? ?UM n?r annum?lu advance. Ii Square trat inaartloa.11.00 eubeequsnt lnaartlon.60 Coatracu (or Ibra? month* or Magii will ba mada at reduced rates. All communications which sub aarv? private In tar eats will ba charged far ag adver linements. Obttuaxtas and tributes ot respect will ba ohaxgad (or. The Sumter Watchman was found? ed la lilt and the True Southron In litt. The Watchman and Southron a?? has the combined circulation and enfleanoe cf both of the old papers, and la mt alfeetly the best advertising medium In 8uinter. The suggestion that the antl-Bleasc voters of the Htate concentrate upon one or two of the stronger candidates and eliminate the four or five weaker candidates has made all the weak brothers hopping mad and they are concentrating their attacks on Mr Manning. This shows whom the can? didates regard as the strongest man In the race for governor, und points the way for the voters to concentrate ef fectlvely and successfully to wipe out B lease lam. a e e Mendel Smith. Ilrownlng. C. A Smith. Simins, openly und directly, arld^he others by Innuendo and insin? uation, arc ..Hacking Manning and they would not te doing It If they did not fear him more than any other man In the nc*e. e e a The Columbia liecord picks Cooper as the first choice. Manning second and Cllnkseales us third for governor, because It believes they are the strongest antt-Bleav candidates, In the ortler named, and urg?s the law-re speetlng people of the State to concen? trate their votes on these candidates. % Mr. Cooper made n fine impression as -dump speaker In the Kastern and ? ithrrn sections of the State, but he Is he first choice of comparatively few? er the voters, and several of the oth? er candidates will poll much larger votee than he will, and from what we c?n hear the same condition exists in tho greater part of the State, the ex ? ? ution being In the circuit that he has 'v*d as where he Is verv strong. As a second choice man Mr. Cooper Is undoubtedly very strong? he Is tho second choice of Manmm,', Ith. Cllnkseales and Browning men to a greater degree than any other of tho candidates, and this second ? i. her popuhirit> seems to have led Ihn Record to the conclusion that he la the strongest of the three candi? date In our opinion both Manning and Cllnkseales have greater initial strength than Cooper and will poll more votes than he will In the first primary. In the second primary Cooper would probably poll a larnc vote, but as he Is not as well known and has not as large a personal follow? ing as Manning he would not be ?* strong a candidate, ulthough decid? edly stronger thsn I'rof. Cllnkseales. CAMPAIGN PARTY \T ^LANCAS? TER. CandtdatOM for Governor Remain V* it hi it Lines. Lancaster. Aug. 5.?Candidates for governor kept well within their at tacks of the last two days in the meeting of u ulidatcs for Stab of? fnes held here toduy In the cliv of the red rose. faction il feeling was noticeable at rare Intervals, but the sen'lrnent of the audience seemed to i ? against the policies of the pres? ent administration. There was a threat of disorder at ene time, but it smoothed over whin It was found that the auditor was a friend of the speaker The elimina? tion seheme again furnished an ob? ject of attack at the hands of Mendel I. South iml l.owndes J. Browntn?, though the denunciation was less bit? ter than in previous speeches. < narles Curroll simins was excep? tionally acrid In his dally attack on John C ll.ehar.lM The meeting was < ailed |g order at, la ;'. o'clock b> K S Stewart, eountv chairman, in front of the court heSMM The liev. Mr. itedwes offered Stayet unit ia-i k.in Dir: in WfUQCH. iM-tt-lrou, < olII-MMi III Mb?*ourl ami i lame* from Gasoline lank Add to Horror. Jopbii. Mo . \u>r. :. Thirty-eUh. persons were killed ami -?" injured in a ?oiiision between neHhbeuinl passeuser tram Ne I on tie Kansas I Itv Southern i i'lw i and .. Missouri A North Affcaanes gaaatlae r*ir ma* nlng on the Kansas <'d\ .-, ntlur ti near Tipton l ord, tea miles ?< iih of l ere, tonight Mistaken Bf> d? r* are s;*ld to ha\e rajewil |ht .? rh'r nr COl'NTY CANDIDATES SPOKI. (Continued from page 3.) clerk, lie stated In justico to Mr. Parrott and Mr. Scarborough that neither of these officials had ever asked for this money. In this way the school fund hud been saved $15, 000 a year. Mr. Heiser, In closing, summed up measures he would and had worked for: Tax equalization, upbuilding or roads, farmers' warehouse bill, a detl nltt plan for the conduct of the State park at the hospital for the insane, which he stated was a tract of 3U0 acres and not 30 acres, as stated by Mr. Clifton, with ?SO acres outside the city, on which products were rals ed for the inmates of the asylum; for cattle tick eradication, in order to encourage live stock industry in prep a rat ion for the coming of the boll weevil. He promised to give a full statement as to the State Hospital for the Imune at some other meeting. He retired from the stand amid applause. Messrs. J. A. Hodge, the incumbent and O. H. Zeigler asked the vote of tho peoplo of Privateer for magis? trate. Mr. Hodge thanked them for their votes of two years ago and hoped that they would vote for him again Mr. Zeigler stated that if elected he would give bis personal attention to the office at all times. He was ap? plauded. PEACE FOB MEXICO. CA IUI A.I AI. AND C Alt KAN ZA I'OMK TO SKTTLEMKNT ON MKXICAN TKHMS. Fxpootcd That General Amnesty Will Soon Im* Declared and That Pence Pact Will Follow?Mexican City to (?Ivo l'p. Mexico City, Aug. 5.?Provlsl >nal President Carbajal and Gen. Vcnus tiant Carranxa, head of the constitu? tionalist movement, today reached a full agreement concerning the turn? ing over of the government to the constitutionalists. It is expected a general amnesty will be declared soon. Hostilities were suspended today. At the close of conferences be? tween President Carbajal and Gen. Velasco. minister of war, today the official announcement was made that Oai ranza would grant the president's request concerning guarantees and that a peace pact probably would be ratified at a cabinet meeting soon. Peace for Mexico City, at least, seems a certainty. The council of war. consisting of 112 generals, de I ided tonight upon the unconditional surrender of the city to the consti? tutionalists. VILLA IN AGK!?;KM10NT. Said to Have Arrangement With Car? bajal. Bl Paso, Aug. G.?Americans who arrived today from Chihuahua City asserted that Gen. Villa has reached a satisfactory agreement with two peace envoys from President Car? bajal. This news tended to confirm tho report that Villa would treat with Presluri t Carbajal. regardless of Gen. Carranza's altitude. Lunch for Candidates. Immediately following the close of the speaking at Privateer on Tuesday .the candidates and their friends whe were present at the speaking were in? vited to a delightful lunch which v as furnished ? j the good citizens of Privateer. As the candidates had been speaking from 11 until after I o'c'ock this was a feature which was much enjoyed by all. Heal I Mule Transfers. McCoUura Realty Co.. to Hasan I M. IHnklns. lot on Chestnut street, |l,ftt, Kobert P. Havls. et al, to Isabella Davis, lot just OUtstdC city limits, $,'? am) nt tiri consideration. Shelley Lawrenoo to Isaac Strauss, lot in city. $!?0. Frank I! <irler and Ceo. M. Fox worth to Isaac Strauss, ten acres on .Moses public road, lift, Preach i. Davis to Samuel Q< Ureen. lot as Oreen swamp road. I Mrs. Isabella i>a\is to French I. I>..\ls. lot ..a Green swamp road. |Sll, Csther A. Mtl.? od to Samuel C, I '.teen, one a? re lot, $."..'.. Her Idea of Lswyers. HI am not guilty. If 1 had been, I ?bould have engaged a lawyer!" was '.ho observation of a woman summoned O'fore the Darlington (England) bench. RUB-MY-TISM Will cure Rheumatism, Neu? ralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old Sores, Tetter, Rinfc-Worm, Ec? zema, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used internally or externally. 25c NOT IN SYMPATHY WITH FOR? EIGN RELATIONS BODY, Denounces Hesitation to Support Admini-trntloo in its Efforts fori Pence ami Hof uses to Servo Long* or on It. Washington, Aug. '>??Senator John Sharp Williams today resigned as a member of the foreign relations com? mittee. He declared in a spoech on the lloor of the senate be wished to sever bis connections with the com? mittee because it had hesitated to support tre administration's policy as to mediation and because of its "equally disgusting attitude" regard? ing the purchase of ships to carr> cotton and other goods abroad. Set.ator Williams was >ne of a minority of the committee who te day sought to have favorably report? ed Senator McCurnher's resolution re questing the president to offer the j good ottlcis of this government to the warring factions of Europe. Other members of tho committee insisted that such action should be left en? tirely within tho discretion of the president. An unsuccessful attempt also was made today by Senator Williams to secure a favorable report on a bill introduced by him to provide for the purchase by government of ships of the belligerent powers to keep mov? ing the commerce of the United States during the war. A majority of the foreign relations con.mlttee apparently did not favor the meas? ure, holding that such a step was un? necessary at this time, and it was referred to a s bcommittec. Senator Stone, chairman of the committee, protested that Senator Williams should not, under the rules, bo permitted to criticise the action of his colleagues and that the res? ignation coald not be considered at this time. The Mississippi senator re? torted that his action was not a de? batable matter. Senator Smoot made a point that the trade commission bill was before the senate and the resignation could not be taken up. "I can not stultify myself longer by service on the committee, and I have a right to resign," insisted Sen? ator Williams. Vice President Marshall ruled against consideration of the resigna? tion, and on an appeal was almoUt unanimously upheld by the senato Senator Williams then dramatically left the (hamber alone. For years Senator Williams has been an ardent advocate of peace. _?_ CANDIDATES AT SHILOH. (iootl Crowd Giros Bpoakors Atten? tive Hearing. There were about one hundred and fifty persons in the crowd which at? tended tho campaign meeting at Shi-| lob on Wednesday, a larger crowd having been prevented from attend? ing on account of the threatening weather. This audience gave the candidates an attentive hearing, fre? quently applauding their favorites. The speaking took place In tho oak grove in front of the church, until a slight drlSSlS began to fall, when the speaking was moved into the school house. The meeting was presided over by Mr. L. 1. Parrott. The candidates went over practical? ly the same ground as they did in the meeting at Privateer the day be? fore. Oldest Chain Bridge. China has the world's oldest chain >ridge, ?tretohing for half a mile from ?uo mountatu to another. Blood is the Life Purify the blood, cleanse it of all toxic and waste matter, and every nervo will be better, verv much more pliant and stronger. Pure blood is essential to good health. MRS. JOE PERSON'S REMEDY has met an unquestioned success in all dis* orders due to poor blood. It cleans and en? riches the life fluid and thus prepares the s ay to perfect health. Your neighbors have used It for forty years, aad they testify to Its strength-giving qualities. Harmless yet most oQIclent for Its purpose. "It has strengthened up my system and built up my general health. I And It a fine family remedy to keep in tho house for the omplalnta of tho children."?Mrs. II. Kd Uheinbardt, Iron Station, N. C. For all blood taints, for all constitutional weaknesses, Mrs. Joe Person's Kemody has proved Itself verv helpful. Your druggist can supply you. If ho doesn't get It fur you write the REMEDY SALES CORPORATION Charlotte, N. C. Inclosing one dollar, and they will send It with full dlret lions. Mrs. Jos Person's Wash Syft ft connection with the Keroedy 'or the cure of sores and the relief of Inflamed and congested surfaces It Issspsclally valuable lor women, aad should always be used tor ulcerstloaa, -,-,-,-? ,. vrrn iWY^I Columbia College Columbia, South Carolina. One of the few Class "A" Colleges for Women in (he South, a rauk of honor given If. by tho ftid of Education M. E. Church South, on account of the high character of work done by the institution. ?? ^'V''- ?"-T.'v' V ? In facility, equipment, buildings and location, Columbia College offers the young women ot South Carolina educational advantages unequalled elsewhere in tho State and surpassed DOwhetQ in tho South. Nowhere else in the Stato can young ladies sec, hear and learn so much as at Colum? bia, one of tho leading educational centers of the South, and tho scat of tho legislative, judicial and executive departments of South Carolina. ? - Thu comfort, health and safety of tho student have been carefully provided for. The handsome fireproof buildings located ia a beautiful campus of twenty acres overlooking the City of Columbia, are thoroughly ventilated, heated by steam, lighted by electricity and abundantly supplied with the purest water. ?+ * fx* * ? * ^ The faculty is exceptionally strong and competent, being drawn from the leading Colleges and Universities of tho North and East as well as from Franco and Germany. The course of study is carefully graded and thorough at every point. It is arranged on the* - University plan, allowing students to cuter tho class they aro prepared for, as far as possible, in every department. Degrees of Bachelor of Arts. Bachelor of Literature aud Bachelor of Science are conferred. 1914 Term begins September 24. For Descriptive Catalogue and 1914-15 Announcement, Address REV. W. W. DANIEL, D. D. President, Columbia, S. C.' \mmmLWmmmmmmmmm - ENROLLMENT IN LEE. Books This Year Contain Total or 1,913 Names, Blshopvllle, Aug. 5.?The county executive committee met Monday and examined tnc roils of the clubs for this county, it is found that there are 1.94:) voters enrolled this yea.-, as compared with 1,800 In 14i2, being an increase of 14:!. It If believe:! thai this very nearly represent! the voting strength of this county. There wen-! v.\" few Irregularities* At this meeting the managers of the election were appointed and' practically all arrangements made for the first primary. FOR RENT?A large well appointed store house with Sleeping room at tached. Centrally located in fine trade centre. For particulars ap? ply to \v. L. Baundcrsi Bumtcr, s. C K. P, 1). No. C. DO YOV FEEL TIRED AND WORN OUT??Dig Springs water helps I others suffering with rheumatism and stomach troubles and you can' got the same results. Good hotel; ideal place to rest. " Camping grounds furnished free." Address Big springs Resort Co., Bethune, 8. i C WANTED?r.oard by young gentle? man In a nice private family. s to ? o miles from city. Desires location to he near river or lake, Answer at once stating terms by day or week to "R." care Item. MEN Cured Forever j by a true ape I clallsl w h o possesses the experience of years. The righL kind of experience doing i he name thin ? I ho right way 1 hundred* and pet hspa thou asndaof l laws, with unfailing permanent re 1 stilts. Don't you thlnli It time to ret the r l ix Ii t treatment'/ if you denire to consult a reliable long-eel nbllHlted specialist of vast experience, come lo in?- and learn what can l*c accomplished with aktllfttl. Hclenllflc treatment I liohl two medical diploma* and certificate* by examination tnd other requirements from the lioard* of medical ex emitters of it HtstCN in Ibe I'vlou. together wlill <?\<t SU year-' i?X perlener hi specialty practice. I siiceem, fully treat blood Poittoii, Varicose Veins, ricera, Kleine v and Iiiadder Diseases. KlieunistlMm. (tall Htones, Psrslyala Dh? rbarges. IM lea and licet un I Trouble, Stricture and nil Nervous. Dhronle and private IhtesMcs of Men snd Women, Exsmlnation free ami Ktrlctly roitll dt nt al. I ? nrs; '.? a. m. Ui '< p< m. Sun days. IMo .'? Call or Write DR. REGISTER, Specialist, 506 UNION NATIOKAt BANK BUILDING. COR. MAI', AND (iEHVAIS Sib . Columbia. S. C. A Good School j 1894) Orangeburg For Your Girl ] 1914 j College Academic and Junior Colleeo work. Excellent health record. Artesian water, electric liirhts, sewerage an<l baths. Carefully selected facult y of com? petent instructors. Special courses in Art, Expression, Piano. Violin, Voice, Stenography and Typewriting1. Standards high. Prices low. Term opens September 16. Write for catalogue. R. H. GA1THFFL, President, Or&wngebxir?. S. C. POWERS CARPET CLEANING AND RUC CO. The most modern ami lM>st equipped plsnl In the siat*? for nur and carpet cleaning' Uurscourtug process makes year carpet looti new. carpets aimed and re? made. Out of town work given prompt attention. W<> (run ran tec oar work to l?e the best. Wilts us f?>r esi Imstcs at&t tu ft the qualll y and k|ss of rugs. Powers Carpet Cleaning and Rug Co., m3*mXm7^9^. Woman s College of DueWest Founded 1859. Fall Session Opens Sept. 9, 1914. A Christian en]lego offering a standard education adapted to the need* of tho mo dorn woman. Particularly fitted hy losstion and equipment to train young womenjfor K<>rial and domestic stations calling f<?r eAstsaey in knowledge and responsihility in character. Situated in a quiet Bosdsmtn villago, of retined, reliytous atmosphere, free from distracting influences, easily seetMibls. Modern huildings, ample dormitory conveniences; splendidly arrangod twelvo-acre campus; out-door sports. Unssosflsd health record. Ahle faculty of 16. Standard college courses; H. A. and If. A. degrees: well equipped music, department, it. Mus. degree Courses in Art and Kxpression: practical training in Domestic. Science College a _ well-ordered home community; Christian in every respect. For catalogue, address Rcr. Richard Lee Robinion, D. D. President Dee Weit. S. C. Attention All Machinery Owners When you install Machinery you need a chain block. We have them from 500 lb. capacity to 0,000 II?. capacity. Sell you a L',000 lb. capacity for $10.00. (iinSaw Filers ami G?mmers in stock. Filers $120.00. Delivered' by Express. COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY, 823 West Cervnis St., Columbia, S. C. DeLay Roofing and Cornice Co. I Practical Sheet Meta! Workers All kinds of Roofing, Cornices nnd Sky 1.-at V/ork, Tai !.<*, Ktr. ! lot Air Furnace Work a Specialty. Estimates cheerfully furnished on nppitc>*ition. DrLAY RCCFWu AMD CORNICE CO., C0I?M1UA. & C. Greenville Female College Greenviiic, S. C. Imparting; the fCnowIedg \ !uca!s and Accomplish mcnls of Perfc VomartJiood N'> Snii!i.i<r:i In lilllliuli ?fl r\ . <r ?'Miff v .r \ < ? 15.' t.. :,.;? ??.[ (? 1f! .??????1 llttoml HdUflltMin tlltoll ?!????> lt>n < 11 ? ?? '1 \ ; I, I ? ? ? . J; i- |i-m. :.. 1 < > rv \\?v I?. train Ii? Mm?!? lilti ????? liVr?. ?I ? ???? Oil*, m '*',?... .? , 1 ,. !:. i .. .t, fn.-?i1iy, i t.n: t?r..t<t.ly and i-i.ltu>*al !?:;??.1 ..> 1 ..1 ? ???? 1. ii 1 ? 4 it iwiiiIio* IIIUlltH. BUILDINGS >- mipiMMt ni .tig | ... ..... t ! ?i.\. mmfortobt? life *n4 ?? "1".??:<*?? ? ?.? ?! ? 'iti i 'i r l.is??!??>.r,r? ? '.. 1 ? ? > . ?,?.r.-. );i.:riiv; ?iv pfiHttrs; ?%-!t ??O't't'i"*'? ?? <!? 1 .?1 '.lit.; fetl? Li u I in;-'1 M ?? '.???! v I? :- :i< d . ENTRANT!. liPON 14?UNIT ftASIS. 1. ..im.? s-n.? tu Ii. \. it. ).. und M. ,* <> grw ? \ ;? ? iM?i I>?":????1 ? 1 i Ii ?!? r ?? im /*????, 1: ? ?V/v?*, if? w'ne?| I '.surre, :??.nti,>.? !?? di|d?nia. 'I dum? ?. I* ? ?<>u\ i.i.n,? .1., in C*#? **ev*tto<nrt*t Mm'ic, .'??t.;i?t?.i-i>i< >>( Art, Exprmntion, Pftyticut Cuiturr, !\i . 1 Normal T%t?iui*ei Course. .\l"vt Ii?.altlifiil In:<i:i : r/'nn'i! ?.? ?..??'.. . ? ; 1 st 'u n Irn^Hiniri t- ? ? t m'.?.mk .-v ( MrtM*IIVH ?!?*<?.:.!.:??? Ti.M lii?tit;ttit?n ;...u ? 11 i.*'t>>??? Um ? ?.I 1 lu ?..ti ?1...! ??pp.#i: ..i.i'. ,.t iidulttiuin < !'<?: ?'.it i.' /i c ?''.?'rrr? DAVID M. RAMSAY, P. D., LVe^idcnt, Greenville, S. C. $10 Discount ment of our ('ollere Alleweil each pupil who enters our ( ol leite within the neat thirte days. If in. rerested, w rite at once for full partieulars Klectric fans installed in each depart McFFAT-BOWEN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Columbia. S. C.