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?'ft Git^ Good of StOOUd r-A boose tfil* morn Kwr.tiM* tor cheiter ttfiMf presided and [R a* lecreterg; At kMe i sUteWitt In IA of thocoputy high wllat Trai being un *p? it wa? poaetbie to Steele* rW^n* Jrng%?r J. Hejdlp tie la* id r*g*?i to he umliefen* in re o ad hondo. Senator with n low nn It Hot or tllt.m of M eggt iif Issued ?u this ft > ardor ?e issue an v* co compltt? too Ml ii? IfWt pre* ted. f? r 4fcio,oon addi ?e? eeedcd. % congtltU |(id wogld bo neceaenrg, yhg> S~-Bp Joqn |\ f ag. Ys., preached two jhg bora ttuspla* In the m*?k> t aging na bin letssoas the decadence -what Cbrtatlabe tr*w*w**yid W> d^Df%v(ty. rncy of today fwn s_*4 ^"Plnte s s vision, l^oukh ohoTi WSnta. go tut Arf S Vhlch| that it P\ Assortment duaabu* g? now abw turnips aod crop of Irish po ?taUPft for ih potato ran h Mklt>t Jh> If f pianJed >4 be planted 'Ad^'^?^ipi. 4. mi. or eight year, head o? pepjrs bend o at Olhm^a col prefegoor ^f hm tyodUt Kpl-eepal cnOrcb. A?lpJ recently realan^d ttfr/br Columbia cplh-ge Of (glthfol add 1h? ? i^F?? ww eew Rev T ' dV? po ited; conihtuins tla lesaa ioC orphanage aa* naanggar. Tbeee poai LUarn held by the ftev 1. Of* M. C. Wlllta. r^ape<itvf rw#?? ? p-ergnod iNntM < a, ?August If-The com " f? |looaebngc?. III. errlre,? .rg fail / yeptfcday giora ?orpW o< inapei ting tee aa in ipta county for tHe <*mm* urhich the Loral ptOfoooa to erect for Itft I of committee i. Parle; cpefr Ee. lohn J. Vents. W. Moogee. Cam J.; Arthur Capper, former *M IHMl .Uopeka. sUn. B. dan Oetgo. Cni.. Albert aoemser of the fee ?ti university. Caip ? Ursa. ftodney tL 0randc n. Bjooaabeart. 111. Matthew eepertoteodent. ' Moose ST' toe* of sttl^^i Se' eS Upent of the law1 or the part ajrw Itnaeley. the memberaortha i p?i|ce force, d tlfrg aa a body, 'htn^d In their rasl|natlohs and in a body. Tke (oltowlpg latter rf>hW by Usyor lft>aetey 'In *0f *be fact that we have not .Supported and protected by you M dire barge of our dutie ? se g. odRcrre of IhO-cJty of Alken. P pot frei that wa can serve long* -pder your jdmlnlatration. The ?ar If hblch rou have dlep?^! of I en 11 before von by "uV makea I?hat, wo ate abaoluttly uopro pfld also malfelf'lie^eel ddibt nt those ?rrested by na will be Sped when 'wa rfak Our lives to I O^ia ami sring thorn Pffers lAlftCaeter. August l?--All of the candidate*, alcejit those, unopposed for ?tat? ofDees spoke here toe ay* There were uhoUt jfoo present and careful at? tention waa acorded all the speakers. The candidates for railroad commis? sioner ?yere. the first to present their claims to the roters. The candidates' the erowtf was generous With Its ap tia| und ^ach of he speakers lM m cwme ih fdoilf^ion Cha ohjy fhfhg out of pA prdl W fW char Ja'lly Ni rV ticrasRiii ordinary that r. Sheeley and Mr. Smith entered Inio JjjVoh^pac't two years a^goj* whan Mf Aealy promised Mr. Mm 1th to vote for hint then, and In <urn Mr. hm 1th was to suppoit Mr. Shealy this y^i.r. Hoth Mr. smith and Mr. ihealy efeiMed that ahythlrtf of i ie kln>! was true Columbia. Aug. 16.?Gpworth . or* phanage has been given he sum of ?$<(?ue by the tat? I. 11. Daattler of OfOhgehurg f?jr the purpose of b'u d 'Bf a metnorliil hoine, at the ornhsn a*.7 r*(* SmeVwas :.\kn to'lhej Hev f. C. Odell. superintendent of, tie orphanage, by the late Mr. Dant-; skv himself a aboil while before his death, t. his recent will it was sp*> ut*d that the proceeds of his proper? ly after eerutn expenses were met. would goto the maintenance of the orphanage. It Is hot known'definitely Just what thin will amount to hot ft is thought that there will he sorhethtifg between $100non and 1150,000. n? ? ? I * Columbia. Aug 10 ?Everything la progressing trr.noe order and iceord Ing to schedule wlih'Prol Boy Thorti aa 'Beauty Special'.'' according to*^ telegram received from ? Frhfesaor Thomas at Ogden. Uutan', last ritght EtJf . ? mi ny'girls wHo are mattna tour am in dtie behllh and eh Joy*, themselves. ' The party'left / lain tught for San Francisco; where* srfme Una will te spent In en^fAn* Iht *t?rw placed of the Pacific coast ?The j party hae Ju ? alt de an inspect Wbt )feiaiwi#oM national park, the g>eater number of the party getting thelf ?rat'sight of a'geyser In action. ,i - t Savannah. a*., A?g 10.--From *0 f> 10 peraons wore Injured thlk after, roon When Atlantk Coast Uhe train No. S| Kew T*rfc to JarSeonVfne.j Was derailed four miles norffi of Hardeevlite, R C. The train consist ed of nine coaches, six of which left the tracks and went over a five-foot embankment Railroad men declare no one'was killed. All available "im htilanee4r'aave^heenAoraWeVr to 'the union gtatlop hefte and reservations at Savannah hoapftals tave Wen mads for the iniored. York, Auir. 11?A personal encoun? ter between Wilson O. liafVey and Os? car K Mao .din. candid ate for llehtVn ant governor, enlivened what wopld Kay? otherwise heen a listless state caf*a<rf titeedng here tod**. %fr. tfarve* said fhift laV* Mauldlp had cUjWnetf great credit tof his partj In hrihtfhi ahout the* h?h? Issue for ds. hdl thaV from 'inrdrmatIon ob ied from at Ortanvlte? 4!feh It ap ired that Tvff. flUutfth Had really ?joiwd the measure. At this June tat* MrHfruldln arose and asked that XtV WarvW faToduce an?ttWd ttt lM fe> of inajplry' io the (Ire/tqVille man, referred to as MY. Norwood, with the reply thereto. Mr. Harvey declined to comply HvIth this nennest, stating -that Sa tetters erer* confidential Mr. auldln tlen pressed htthl for'partlc ara ehnc?t>mUig lha'hidliiries. appear log di seat Mined with these explana? tions. ' ' ' " ' ? Mr. Harvey then said: "1 assure you on my word of honor that noth? ing waa aatd tn either, letter about anything gthe? thin vour pe, record." " > "I don' belCe.e It/' replied M Imidin. '"If you meau to insinuate or intb mat* that T linve luialrad anything about you personally., /ou sre a liar,* waa Mr. Harvey 's retort. rtotlOwing these uUernace* i Mr. Mao id in tidvaneed on Mr. Karvey and b nuh?her of blows WjljN 'elrheW lie ror? rhs f omt>ataitfa eOiiV hTe?parifi *d by ?b~ri* Qtune aAd ttndrV No Inijiirlee of any ort^^UehCc were suf? fered BV either* of the helirfcerentif Kuch paid a floe of $10. ' a*;| Columbia. Augs. 1 t.WQhe of the greatest eat her Inga of classical achol srg In the history of ?o?thern educa Uon will pe stifce* itfCoWmbU next February when profeasofs of Latin and Ore+k froiii practlraiTV eeery col? lege and aniva -slty fn the South will meet Here for ' he* organisation meet f a proposed Southern classical lauin. # ' * (toWWhla, Aag. ll^Delegates to the annual romentldh of, the State >ederetfdn of WttoK%erls al/cted ladt rtlght by the City Federation of Trgdei gt its seml-monfb y meeting. The I state meeting la to lie held in Charles? ton ilVptemher 2o ::l, at which time 'Samuel Ootnpera Is expected to dellv [er the principal address. Columbia, Aug.' 11?Commissioner Kris declares that the cotton price Fitto'i is unique Spots are selling for an advance of ten points over Oc* tober contrueta. There is an evident cauxe for this, and It is that the spec nistors are trying to force out 'the 'shot holders. Mr; Harris thinks that if the producers will hold on to their rotten unttf up' in October they will be getting a premium for it. Washington. August U? Former ICongressman: Lev er of, South Carolina vhas I.ist been notified that the draft "ing rommittee of the American Cot? ton 'aseoclation, s\om in sesidon at Atlanta, of which W. I>ver is'a mem? ber, hn^ fOf'matly adopted his sugges? tion made* ttY fhP warehouse campaign in South Carolina a few yefi^ks ag^ $e tne'etjeet fhat the eotlon stages the.'n aelvea ahou'd uld, o.p a f0 50 basis the vaT\t>u? communities in erection of wat thoaaea. OF WISE MEN. stieg ashes %hv 'M gods uk? ?hould hss a good i i Id this world it Is^h*e?ssarv that wo assist ons another.?Lf! TOtaln?.' ^c^^rgos^ with a pig will oat id |ti|djst Is put pohrt heyoncl ft*. Whatever hag been attalqe?J is at Attempt i nothing beyond your *s**hv men continually attempt to make auger holes wUh a gimlet.? frtpkMn. ?** WCV$* ?* s.ugurs hg. 'A wst Atfutt oeser brtpjtt dearth. -4tm)lso proverb. Atnptog authors, Jealousy and envy ^^^^^^^ ' A cocviut^eH toll o| water is so ?**Mo.l$i fjt?Tamil. * Ho who will avenge every affront means, not to live lorig. ... - ' v. 1 ' I '4w5*al. noble, word, ^ genn ?hfl Attat* t? %ls4oin.^hlgsst> fro verb ? * * Amusement to an observing mind ,'lg-STgtW^a?." A?' -^fc |% **A ttS MWJfr -Ohle?go Post. QF IMTW?T T* WOMEN ! Kiss OUda Wynne of the British Rod Cross won sight different medals {wring the war. -1 Topeta, Ksn., has a woman deputy ttk # 5? hotels hag ttjree Chinese waitresses In native eogtgme, ?exvfeg In the/tearoom. fifty thousand hooks have seen placed at Cobles* tor the use ?of 4*erta| t^l^rg Ih that section. * 1 Miss Emiy Jacobs dt Milwaukee takes a weekly plunge and swim io the lc$ wgters of Lnko Jdlrhlgsp. For the Urjt time In Its history, women *w*rer Invited to to? present et (he annual, droner of the Cleveland MIM Qpifk oVths United Stgfes 4%*^lj^fc9* fl^^1^ % .*? ?-'".arge of t|io .l^borato.r> for res^rch work; In eoQtJutfous dfse*S*e. The mothers' pension commission of ?? - 6. will tor its dnptlngent fujif Ctonfliqers^le controversy hms heen egus*id In Kpglsnd by the actkfi of the Womb's International tesgue *fn send* rpg ?0O.00? rubber nfbpio^ to Oarnasay fp> Oennad baMe^. * * ^ IMaalng as a model cltleen Ksi't an ? i : , Nlnt-tepthf of a women's lntpltios ts^usp^on. Aod lots of, people ore too slegg to ms,ke fast friends. man can coax a woman to iosuiy ihlng she wants to. l ove It blind?also deaf whepff It comes to listening tq' reason. Kvsii the close-mouthed roan has fan open countenance gt meal time. A i:.an must have a certain nmotspt of wlidoro in order to realize wlndt a fool he la. j ? .>,;.;! So met lines a man with a bad repsi tstfon ts envied by other men Wcausa? of the wsy he got IfV . f ' ? ^m ? ? ' it The pen Is .mightier than the swortf when It comes to making ad obese bank bulsoce look like 30 cents. Texas ties r A twentieth century scientist claims 1 that beadaehe Is a sort*ot colic caused gjr tod^tiiady green Thoughts. ' ''** 'i it has Jtfjt about |otten, so in this' country t}mt the rnan.'ln the hole tries to rn|ke a golie 11 Ve \ gyologlsL *?nv gut** Is that the man with a uew sot of store tee to feels like strsAJdrg smtt Bosgd law his aidgL I im It's a cinch to figure why Camels sell! You should know why Camels are so unusual, so refreshing, so satisfying. First, quality-?second, Camel s expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos which you'll certainly prefer to either lan4' smoked straight I Camels blend makes possible that wonderful mellow mildness?yet all the desirable body is there! And, Camels nevQr tire your tasteJ Youll appreciate Camels freedom from any unpleasjant cigaretty after? taste or unpleasant cigaretty odor 1 For your own satisfaction compare Pain els puff by pi iff with any ci^e rette in the world at any price I C*/n?i? are holi every where in scientifically ?ei.^nJ peckege?pf20 ei|*? rettea; or ten packele? ( 200 cigarette*) in a , lesatne-psper-covred car row. We ?tronf?y recomoteud thi* Carton for the home At c-thce tuppiy or when you tretet. R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. Win?to?.??l?~> v r mmm Mystery in Asheville Spartanburg Man Found Seri? ously Wounded j Ashevllle, August 12?Myster> still surrounds the wounding of Ed. Alex? ander, of Spartanburg, who was 'ound unconscious In his room with 'many wounds, nlade with a pick. xe. He is still in a serious condition :.n th<- hos? pital. Asheville. N. C. Aug. 11 .?Mystery surrounds the discovery? this mcrning of Ed Alexander of SparU.nbur?, S. C., who was found in a Biltmo'e av? enue hotel with his throat cut, both wrists gashed and an ugly wound in the back of his head. When dis cover? ed by a little girl who was lifted to the transom by a deputy sheriff, Al? exander was lying in a pool of bis own blood. Indications are that he conv mitted suicide, although the i.hoory that he may have been knocked in the head by an assailant whc later CQf the throat In dfrder to mislead po? lice, has not l>een discarded. Mrs. Ol? lis Moore, who conducts the hotel, satd that Alexander hud been acting 4ueerly lately. A suicide with ? al? most the same .characteristics oc? curred here Ihst week iji u local ho? tel. British Cut Off Paris. Aug. *12?A Havas dlsfWch from Beirut reports a *erioue situa? tion in Mesopotamia where the Bri? tish garrison southeast of Bagdad has been cut off. Tests of a Qood Thermometer. In order to ascertain whether a thermometer is correct or not, it is first plunged into melting Ice and then into bollffig water; the level of the mercury should Indicate upon the scale exactly 32 de rreei and 212 de? grees Fahrenheit. When inverted the mercury should fall a lt*i a sudden click snd fill the fuhe, thus showing* the perfect exclusion of air. Weather Prophets. If. It Is raining and the owl screech? es, a change for the heirer will short? ly ensue, but should the peacock acjceech, bad weather i* to come. If there is rain in the air snails may be seen to seek shelter. Only when all Immediate danger of a recurrence of rain is o^er will they emerge. Heretofore Unheard af. A Hot Springs ?nun < nine near mak? ing the inlstske of swallowing n snuke 15 inches long., while taking hla wa? ter '^straight", from the hose. We've heejrif of calves being founc In hose, but this Is the first (hue we ever heard of suaLes in ein.?tArkansaw tnomas Cat. The Useful and the Beautiful. The useful encoiirhgefi 'itself: for the ninftlttide produce It and no one can tJispeiis- with It ; the beautiful must be encouraged, for few can set It forth, and many need it.<--Goethe. When Collector Is Lucky. During 1 Slam's Intercourse with China for many centuries in the past unknown quantities of the driest china were brought over for the noble and royal households of Slam, and occa? sionally some of these ple<:es may b* found and bought The Blighter Blighted. There is nothing that quite'so quick? ly and sc definitely marks a man ot n woman as being Ill-bred as incivility. Being rude, ungracious, impolite, ^ In? considerate, hrtd-mannered. is evidence of the grossest ignorance and worse? Is evidence of utter contempt 01 man? kind. The uncivil can and do blight the happiness and comfort nf people many times, but In the end they them? selves are the real victims.?Silent Partner. The Moth and the Flame. A naturalist ftstferts that many in sects will fly toward- a flame for tin same rorson that a plant seeks tfai light, But the light (mist be intense to produce a marked result. Toward a feeble glare the Insect moves leis? urely, hut in the case of a concen? trated light travels with great rap? idity to its death. * . A "iiifCJ" r.onviyn.o..... L*rd Reading is nothing If m?( orsa Ina!. His honeymoon was quite unique. He told his friends that, aft? er being -called to the bar, he was, to be married and spend his honey? moon in Spain. That sonn tied ex rravaparit for a bttddlng barrister, proVably not overburdened with pock? et money. Hut he was bns.nessllke even then, and it was found later that a certain Ann of solicitors bad g.ven him ns a wedding present a comihiS sion to take evidence in Madrid. So he took his wife with him *nd com? bined business ? and pleasure.?Ex? change. Romantic Bohemia. au Bohemia is n land of romance In the iiiiis :iii?i mountains there ar? plctnreSqrte cnallea perched upon tin craggy mountains or roncenled clever ly ln%>ocJky ?'h-ft*. The very name Bo hernia is asstx inted with wib and won derful legends of the rtlde barbaric aces, it bus been the battleground ot nations. Todaj it is the land of atorj ami legend, as in the olden days it was the land ?f loyal knights mid lob her baron's. Youth's Com^ftDiop. Liberal Offering. One Sunday wliile at chrrch. thert was a special speaker, and the preach er asked for a liberal silver collec tion. As the plate v was being passed 1 grabbed tot a dime, the only piece of money I thought 1 had. 1 pulled out a penny umU deposited It In the plate. It was not nniil the gentretnaii next io rue imflcd that 1 noticed my error. ?Chicago "Jitbune. O.d Use of Mirrors. Mirrors were used by ^itfio-Saxon women, slung to their girdles. The same custom obtained in the time of Elisabeth and .lames I. They formed the center of many fans at that pe? riod. Before glass was Invented, horn was used. Practice Diligent. Let every man that hath a calling he diligent in pursuance of Its employ? ment, so as not lightly or without rea? sonable occasion to neglect If In any ot" those times which are usually, ami by tne custom of prudent persons and good, husbands, employed lu It.?Jer? emy Baylor. 'jircat Men Actuated by Dreams. Almost all the 1.1 eat characters of Herodotus believed that dreamt were of supernatural >rigin. Kings re? signed their scepters, Cumbyses assas? sinated his brother. p??ests attained great powers as comjnanders, cities which had been lestroyed were re? stored by men who changed their plans siid performed tuese acts because warned, as they sapposed, In dreams, and with the invasion of Greece by Xerxes such night visions had much to do. infringement Resented. In New Gulflea each* tribe has ita own particular system of tattooing the** body, ami should a member of any other tribe imitate the pattern, it is regarded as quit ? a sufficient reason for a d eel a ration of War between the two tribes. Candidates9 Cards. For the Houhc of Representatives I hereby announce myself a candi? date for reelection to tbe House of* Representatives. C. J. JACKSOX. For Clerk of Court. ItV,?I* Scarborough hereby an? nounces himself u candidate for re? election to the o.'ftce <e Clark of Court for the ensuing term, subject to the Democratic party. -??v ? 1 ' ? For Treasurer. I announce myself a candidate for re-election as Treasurer of Sumter j County* subject to the rules governing I tbe Democratic primary. B. C. WALLACE Coming before the voters with more than twenty years actual experience in accounting 1 announce myself a can? didate for the office of County Treas? urer, and I promise loyalty and sup? port and to abide by the rules gov? erning the Democratic party, also ef? ficient service K elected. MOSES J. MOORE. Present incumbent 3rd Magisterial District For Sheriff. Having served the County us Depu? ty Sheriff under the late Sheriff Brad? ford, And desiring to have my record Inspected with a view to promotion, I hereby announce myself as candi? date for the office of Sheriff of Sum tei County, subject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. JACK H. FORBES. I hereby announce myself as a can v..date for tbe office of Sheriff, sub? ject to the rules of the Democratic party. JOHN R. SUMTER. i hereby announce my&elf a candi? date for the office of Sheriff m the ap? proaching Ptlmary elections of' tlm Democratic part v in fenmtor County, .subject to the rules govei mug sUvii eiecUona, C. M 11 uns i\ Sumter, May 4th, 11)20. I announce myself a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Sumter County, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. SAM NEW ALAN,