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No Combine; ' No Promises. jjy^>? Mr.'W. iK Stevenson, candiWf date for Congress, states that ! r the situation is well expressed by the following, which is found in the Columbia correspondent of the "Charlotte Observer:" "A terrific fight is being made on Congressman D. K. Finley jn the fifth district by W. F. Stevenson of Chesterfield County Mr. Stevenson caine within a few votes two years ago of defeating Mr. Finley and reports trom the fifth indicate that he will be successful this time." He is now only apprehensive of eleventh-hour stories and rumors of combines, lie asks his friends not to credit atiy statements that may be circulated, as he has made no combines, promised no offices or emoluments: all issues have been openly fought on the stump and charges made at the last minute j should be disregarded. 2t Forage Poisoning Or Blind Staggers Olemson College, S. ? The past season of rain is just such a season as usually precedes an outbreak of forage poisoning or bliiul staggers. The storms ( have caused much feed to become mouldy and ferment. When the horses eat food in this condition forage poisoning results. Old corn or old hay which has not been properly sheltered may also cause the disease. The uRual symptoms are dull- ( ness and extreme weakness, shown by hanging of the head and general depression. There is often paralysis of the throat, 1 ^ making swallowing difficult or 1 ^ imnnoci Klo o ltd au I i ira dsma r*i i illl "iivj, ci(?ll vm ui 1^^ IIUIII I ^Lh tho mouth. Paralysis of tho hotly is occasionally present. Mopt animals become delirious I and violently throw themselves about or stand with their head pressed against the will. Others walk around in a circle. When the animal is noticed before the ability to swallow is lost, a purgative should be given immediately. Three-fourths to one pound ot Epsom salts, well diluted, is a good one. Never . drench the animal if it cannot swallow. In all cas?s it is safest to call a veterinarian. Change the food of all tho horses and mutes on the place until you lind out what caused the trouble. Do not feed mouldy corn or fodder, or all.iw the horses to eat mouldy grass. Careful supervision of tii feeding of the horses and mules will prevent th is disease. 1 A Merciless Judge . 1171 _ ci *1 r une n no snows no ravor. A mereilrsH jiiclx** iH Father Time. Before liiin the weak and tlx* wanting go to tlio wnll. (July tIk* trutli rail stan<l> ' For years the following statement from ( a Bannister resident litis withstood tin* , sternest of till tests. < I.. P. I'lyburn. Ftenrli Si.. I.tinriistrr. 8. 0., savs: "My kidneys were inactive nml I I>ji<I backaches. I used IIoiiii'h Kid nr.v I'ills with nuiilts." I Statement i given March 2T>tli, 11(111. NO KIDNKY TIJOl'BI.K SI NTH. ^ MOlt II THAN Til It KF Y FA Its I. A- t ' TKH; Mr. Flybiirn said: "I have hail no fa lher troublr with ni.v kiilnrys or buck since llottn's Kidney Fills so grentl,V benefited me." . Price fiOc, til nil ilmilrr*. Hon I simply nsk for n kidney remedy?get Dotin's 1 kidney Fills?Ihrsnmr that Mr. Clyburn litis twice pnblielv recommended. Foster-Mlhiirn Co., Frops., itnffaio, 1 N. Y. 1171 |Y not give your lad i If IT I the same training? "When I >M a tmnrlnc lad, and came pan many worda la my reading that I did not anderatand. my mother. Instead of giving me the definition whan 1 applied to her, uwormly acnt ma to tfco dictionary to lA-n it, and in thia way I gradually lrarnod many things healdaa the meaning of tha individual word ia queation among other things, how to u*e a dictionary, and tha great pleasure and advantage there might ha la tha use of tha dictionary. Afterwards, when I went to the village school, my chief diversion, after leases* were learned and before Uiey ware recited, was la turning over the psgsa of tha 'Unabridged* of thoas Jiya Now tha moat modern Unabridged theNKW INTERNATIONAL? . ftvaa ma a pleasure of tha same sort. J 0a far aa my knowledge extends. It la / at present tha bast of tho one-volume Wm dictionaries, and qutt? eufllclent for ft ' all ordinary a sea. Kven thoaa who 'A poaaeaa tha aplendld dictionaries la W aaverml vetamea will yet find It a great ; coaven lanes to have this, which ia ao earn pact, ao fall, and ao trustworthy i ' aa to laava, la moat cases, little to ha daaiiwd." Albert B. Cook, Ph.O? LL.D.. y. .. \ Professor of tha Ragliah Laagaage and < > Lite rata re, Yale II a I v. April Id, 1011. ?IIP?II Willi Mil 0111? I WW tWhexa hr gpiilsmPages. nteatrsMesu,Etc. dkMii'1 ntr larsgMATtORAL Dion on apt & AC MERRIAM COMPANY, Far Over M Years Publishers *f Tk* Geo nine Webster's Dictionaries, OnUMQFIKUh MAM^tJ.0. A. r\ ,> _ ^ - 1 1 1 1 i Announcements For Congress We are authorized to announce D. E. Finley a candidate for reelection fro Congress subject fro the rules of the Democratic primary. For Railroad Commissioner I am a candidate for Railroad Commissioner and solicit the support of every Chesterfield County voter. ' W. T. Thrower. Auditor I hereby announce myself a candidate for the oflice of County Auditor of Chesterfield County, Subject to the rules of the Democratic primary election, to be held in August next. a i ri /a a x\ i unui Vj, Uliwitru I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Auditor of Chesterfield County, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. John Caston Blackwell. With thanks for past favors, I iiereby announce myself a candidate for reappointment to the oflice of County Auditor, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. T. W. Eddins J hereby announce myself as tt candidate for Auditor, subject to the action of the Domccratic primaiy. Roland H. Vaughn. For Supervisor 1 hereby announce myself as a candidate for County Supervisor, subject to rules of the Democratic primary. Smith Oliver. I want, t.n thank t.l?? m#nir iroters of Chesterfield county for their past support and 1 offer myself for re-election to the ofice of County Supervisor of Uhesterfield County, subject to die rules of the Democratic primary. H. F. King. We are authorized to announce 3 It. Knight as a candidate for die ollice of County Supervisor, mbjoct to the rules governing die Democratic primary. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the ofiice of County Supervisor, subject to the aciion of the Democratic primary. W. A. Sullivan. We are authorized to announce the candidacy of Mr. li. W. Drosswell, for the ofiice of Supervisor, subject to the action of .he Democratic primary. At the request of different ines and from different places, L hereby announce myself as a adidate for the ofiice of Supervisor of Chesterfield County, lubjeet to the rules of the Deinicratic primary, and will abide ly same. burnous ?1. McCoy. Alii.- i- ' ^\i iiu-furiieHirequesi oi many riends in different parts of the county I announce myself a canlidate for Supervisor, subject to rules of the Democratic primary F. W. Rivers. We are authorized to announce Mr P. II. Arant as candidate for bounty Supervisor, subject to ,he action of the Democratic Primary. We are aut horized to announce Mr. N. M Johnson as a candidate for County Supervisor subject to the action of the Democratic primary. Superintendent of Education I hereby announce myself uk \ candidate for the office of Superintendent of Education, Subject to the rales of the Democratic primary. Robert I*. Turner 1 hereby annoui.ce my candidacy for the office of Oounty Superintendent of Kducutiou, subject to the roles of the Democratic primary. Kirby Rivers. 1 announce myself a candidate for the office of Superintendet of Kducation, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. J. A. Knight. I hereby announce that I am a candidate for re-election, to the office of Oounty Superindent of Kducation, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. If. A. Rome. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for Superintendent of Education for Obestei field Oounty. B. J. Douglass. For Treasurer 1 hereby announce myself as a ui/er of Oheitferfield County, and pledge myself batDiid? by the result of the iwnf-*',rariic primary election. M. S. Watson Thanking tke^fcunle of Chesterfield county "WF past favors. I hereby announce myself a candidate for reappeintmeat to the 5 office of county Treasurer subject to rule? of the Democratic primary election. W. A. Douglass. I hereby huhuuiioc Hiyself a candidate f<?r the offiee of Uoun ty Trea'HUrar, sobject to the rules and ragnlwflaug of the 1.:-. - Lfuiiiui/iastt; l tw if . J. Frauk Crawley. I hereby an??u#i?e wyself as a candidate far Treasurer of Chesterfield County, inbjeot to the action of ?h? Democratic party in the appplroacmn^ primary election. J. A??^Velsh. I hereby autioui.ae myself as a candidate for Tr?t\< *M&r, subject to the rmies ?4' Mie Democratic prim ry J. C. llnn*>y, .Jr. Per fcliorifi I respec ' oily announce .myI self candidate {or r ^w'jpointment to the ollioo cjf JShiriir of Chesterfield OomWbr, sabjftct to the rules govaruiof th? Democratic primary. D. P. Donbass. "J- * -* - *.? f* I I hereby anuoance tuyself a candidate for kiiw oifro* of Sheriff of Chesterfield County, subject ' to the rulac off tim Democratic primary ele^ioi^, to h bold in 1 August ne*fc. Km*. (Ii I pram. f oc Ciork J I hereby nunoutnv- * candi- ( dacy for the efi<w? of Clerk of ] Court, and pledge myself to abide by tka ratmli of the Demo- ( crat.ic primary election. < \V. L\ Odom. t ( To the Voter# of < '!n*sterfield Oouut jr: I thank you for elect u*f? me Clerk of Court. L am a candidate for re-election and v- i 1 i appreci- ' ate your support. I. I*. Mangum. i For Cotton W airier I am a AHndidate f< r re-elec- j turn to tha nowNon of Cotton n Weigher fan W/e cnwn <wf Ches terlield, swtjtet >o the rules of the Demoorutic p*i*ii.:?y. J. 1.. hddins. We ate authorized to announce ( l'arnell Me^liau a* u candidate for Cotton V ?igh?r f r Chester- < field, subject a*, th* Miles of | Democratia ivirnar^. I hereby announce wyself a * candidate for tlie oiliof (Jetton f Weigher far the tow a of Ohes- ' terfield, suWjact to St<* action of the Demoarafcic prirfftTry. I Ji h. White. *? We are aat hnacd to announce the candidacy of A. 1Rivers for cotton Wajgiver ni Chester- . field, subject, fcv V*-e action of ( the Democratic prim.'. . y 1 wish totkant uf? frieuds and i supporters for v!-^ M < did tor t mo two yeai tAffo * an announce myavif at a a . s lidat.e for CJotton Welt >*r f?r town of ( <'hesterfielC, subject v. tpio rules 1 of the Deiauc ratio yriuiary. It. A. Watson. ] hereby uuuositiCf- myself as ? candidate tuf ** k <??%' 11?>xt of (Jot- ' toil Weigher for the t^vn of ' (Jhesterfiolti. t>tihjr?i to m.e ac- * tion of the Deiuoer* ?..o primary rl1?y?u4.it T.. ipvers Fur For C*u rthvusa Tofinii^i I hereby anno*u*ee mjaelf an a ( candidate f. r the :*v? < ** Magis- , trate for Uourttaoufte I wnfdiip, subject to tii? r?4ew ?.i \ .ie L)einocratic prrmary. Kit*) fid MeJton. 1 We are othqri*- ! ta> announce | the candidacy ef Sr. John U. i Hursey for efti? > o* Magi*- ' trate for ConrHieas? Townabip, subject t# #b? notion W the Democratic primary. We are auHi?riie?|4oannounce VV. It. Minorca* a? a caudidate for MaguuratTte fir (Jotirthotffce 1 Township, rubber*,,to rules governing the Democratic primary. For AHag?fct>r Townalap L hereby announce myself a candidate for M u^i.t rate's office in Aligatur 'Pewrrrhip, subject to the rules W en* Democratic prmary. I V. Clark ' To the voters of Alligatol* Town ship: I hereby announce myself i candidate for the oflice of Magis trate of Alligator Township subject to the action of tin Democrabice primary. T. F. limerick I hereby announce myself as i candidate for rejection to the of fice of Magistrate of Alligato Township, subject to the rules o the democratic party S. B. Rogers. I hereby announce myself t candidate for 1'ownship JSuper visor for Alligator Township subject to the rules of the Dem ocratic primary. Henry M. Pigg. For Brock's Mill Township I hereby announce myself t candidate for Magistrate o Brack's Mill Precinct, subjec to the rules of the Democratii primary. Albert F. Smith. I hereby announce myself foi the ollice of Magistrate foi Brock's Mill Township, subjec to the rules of the Democratii primary. Ben A. Brock. I hereby announce myself ? candidate for Magistrate foi Brock's Mill Township, subject to the rules of the Democratii primary. Bandy .1. Rivers. For Cole llill Township I horeby announce myself t candidate for the ollice of Magis trate of Cole Hill Township, sub ject to the rules of the Demo cratic primary. B. P. Groom, I hereby announce niv^elf t candidate for Magistrate of CoU tlill Township, Subject to the rules of the Democratic primary Grafton E. McClain. We are authorized toannouncf Hie candidacy of T. U. Douglast for Magistrate of Cole Hill Town diip, subject the rules of the Democratic primary Thereby announce myself a candidate for Magistrate foi Jole Hill Township, subject to ,he rules governing the Democratic primary. J. W. Merriman. Mt. (Toghan Township To the voters of Mt. Croghan Fownahip: 1 respectfully anloutice myself as a candidate for Magistrate of Mt. Croghan Towndiip, subject to the rules governtig the Democratic primary. N. b. Gibson. At the Soliciation of friends [ro in (Utierent parts of the township 1 hereby announce nyself a candidate for the ollice >f Magistrate for Mt. Croghan i'owntihip, subject to the rules >f the Democratic primary. (t. 1). (iulledge Thanking oiy friends for past support 1 heredy announce myielf a Candidate for reappointnent to the ollice of Magistrate 'or Mt. Croghan Township, sublect to the rules governing the Democratic primary. VV. H. Evans. Legislature It is hereby announced that lam a candidate for election to he House of KepreRentatives, pledging myself to abide by the vault of the Democratic I'rimiry. C. L. Uunley. I hereby announce myself a andidate for the House of Kep esenatives subject to the rub s >f the Democratic Primary. II. N. Askin*. In peace and liberty I come lei'nre the votiTK <?f Chesterli Id \ninty for thw House of Kepre* lentatatives and abide the r n I ngttnf the Democratic piunnry, l'eter C. Campbell. 1 respectfully announce my* iclf u candidate for the House ol Representatives from Chester* Held County, subject to tht rules of the Democratic primur.v A. K. Funderhurk' With appreciation of past, sop port I hereby announce that ] will be a candidate for ro-elec biou to the House of Represent stives in the coming primary and pledge myself to abide tin result of such election. J. Clifton Rivers. Township Commisssoncr For Courthouse Township 1 hereby announce myself i candidate for the ollicc of Town ship Commissioner for Court house Township, subject to tin rules of the Democratic primary W. W. (Coppage) Melton. I Lereby announce myself candidate for the office of Town ship Commissioner of Courthous Township, and promise to abid " - by the' rales of the Democratic primary. 0. W. Davis a i- 1 announce myself as candii, date for Township Commissioner e for Courthouse Township. Will abide Ly the rules of the Demo cratic primary. a Robt A. Melton. We are authorized to announce j. the candidacy of C. J. Ed dins for the position of Township commissioner for Courthouse Townshin, subject to the action t of the Democratic Primary. I am a candidate for the office - of Township Commissioner for Courthouse Township hoping by my experience as superintendent of chain gang to be of some as sistanee in building good roads i in Courthouse Township. Will f abide bv the rules of the Detnot cratic primary, u Charlie K. Sellers. I am a candidate for the office 'it ? - ^ r *u luwnsiup uommissioner ot r Courthouse Township, subject to { the action of the Democratic primary. (}. W. Brantley. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Township Commis1 sinner for Court House Townr ship, subject to the rules of the t Democractic primary, ? It. W. (iaddy. For Alligator Township T hereby announce myself a i candidate for Township commis sinner for Alligator township, - subject to the rules of the dem acratic primary. J F Alexander. t I hereby announce myself a , candidate for Township Super, visor for Alligator Township, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. It. J. Hill. T J - 1 ? i iii) nereny announce myself a ' candidate for Township Coin mis' sioner, in Alligator Township. J. E. Sowell. I am a candidate for the ollice of Township Commissioner of ? Alligator Township, subject to , the action of the Democratic i primary. K. D. McCoy . * A For Mfc Croghan Township We, the friends of C. E. Baker, announce him a candidate for Township Commissioner of nit. Croghan Township. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Townsliip Commissioner for Mt. Croghan Township, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. W. J. Kay field At the request of many friends 1 respectfully announce myself as a candidate for Commissioner for Mt. Croghan Township and pledge myself to abide by the results of the coming primary election. (?. II. Culledge. For Cole Hill Townsliip I hereby offer my services as Township Commissioner of Cole Mill Township, subject, to the rules of the Democratic primary. I). L. Douglass. Friends of J. W. ltoseoe announce him for the ollice of Township Commissioner of Cole Hill Township, subject to action of tllO Democratic r?rim?rv 1 hereby announce myself a I 1 'candidate for the ollice of Town-1 ship Commissioner of Cole Ilill I Township, subject to the rules, of the Democratic primary. I. C. Turnage. j We are authorized to announce ; the candidacy of Allen C. Cassi-1 dy, jr., for Township Commissioner of Colo Hill Township, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. Cor Steer Con Township. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for Towship Commissioner of Steer I'en Township, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. T.I Sumner. The friends of b. M. Campbell respectfully submit his name to ! p [ the voters as candidate for the office of Township Supervisor of j Steer I'en Township. < Friends announce the candidacy of S. A. Teal for Township | , Commissioner for Steer l'nn Township, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. i For Coroner 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for the ollice of Coroner for Chesterfield County, subject to the iuIoh of the Demo cratic primary. Arnold Sellers. * 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for the ollice of Coroni er, subject to the rules of the e Democratic primary. Whiteford L. l'ate I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election as Cor oner of Chesterfield county, sub " ject to the action of the Demo* c jcratic primary, e' 11. T. Atkinson. 1 hereby ahnonnce myself a candidate for Coroner for Chesterfield County, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. Ellis D. Atkinson Ever Salivated By Calomel? Horrible! Calomel Ih Quicksilver and Acts Like Dynamite on Your Liver. Calomel loses you a day! You know what calomel is. It's mer i;uiy ; quicKsnver. calomel is dangerous, lb crashes into sour bile like dynamite, cramping and sickening you. iJalomel attacks the bones and should never be put into your system. When you feel bilious, sluggish, constipated and all knocked out and believe you need a dose of dangerous calomel just remember that your druggist sells for 50 cents a large bottle of Dodson'a Liver Tone, which is entirely vegetable and pleasant to take and is a perfect substitute for calomel. It is guranteed to start your liver without stirring you up inside, and cannot salivate. Don't take calomel! It makevou sick the next day ; it loses you a day's work. Dodson's l.iver Tone straightens you right up and you feel great, (.five it to the children because it is perfectly harmless and doesn't gripe. Registration Books Open ! Registration books will be open every first Monday at the Auditor's ollice until ik) days betore the general election. iS. R- Timmnns Clim E T. White, cleik, W. M. Belk. Itinerary of Board Of Registration The Board of Registration will moot in Cheraw on Monday, \ugust ]4th:iu Mcliee Tuesday \ugust 15th; in L'ageland Friiay, August lsth. S B Timmons, chairman E T Wliite, clerk Primo Peanut Meal Thi IDEAL f-1 i?(?u HORSES, HOGS and CATTLE Ask Your (Jrocer I?\?i* It For Sale Bv J. S. BIRCH, Ml. Croatian ! CITY MARKET, Chesterfield ! M.'itiufactiir? (l l?y S.-a Island Cotton <>il Co., Charleston. i HiauuiJi is ?j.:;iis & fever j Prcscrptior. No. I5150 is prepared especially or MALMRIA or CHILLS A. FEVER. 1'ive or six doses will break any case, and if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not I return. it acts on the liver better than I Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25a ' REPORT OF TOWNSHIP PEN TCP April 29 N M Johnson, for stumj: Running machine and t 1 R C Crawley, for lunihe Hauling lf> VV F Winburn, Lumber May f> 10 R Freeman, Oversetn h i'ick handles Hauling putting in iiill 1 team 1 day 20 f> lays overseeing 1 team 2K days f) Shovels June f) Overseeing 4% days 2d Lonnie Freeman, overs* R K Freeu.an, overseeit a. (Jordy Winbi ^July 11910. -tf.Tsa^r. i f ifrilttittf'il i * A. Without ble Every llORRIB^^^H^^Hj She Declares First pletely Bad health After years from stomach liena 15 H Anderson, found in the first bottle lac took, according statement she gave the Tan^^B^^M represenative. lier state hi "I suiFered from stomach^QQ^H trouble, which caused me continual pain for three years. 1 ^ did not have a minute's relief. 1 couldn't eat anything, and I was so weak I could not do my housework. I had been in bad health for ten (10) years, and my ailments had been very bad during the past five (5) years. "My nerves were all torn to pieces, too. Nearly every day for about nine months, ami less frequently during the two prei vious years, I would have terri' ble attacks. My nerves had i something to do with them, 1 [suppose. These attacks would 'r sometimes continue for an hour or longer and I would become unconscious. Members of my family several times thought I was dying, and I thought so myself. When these attacks wore oil it seemed as if I had had a horrible dream, and 1 would be too weak to sit up or talk, even, for two or three hours after the spells ended. Before 1 took Tanlae I was so weak 1 couldn't do my housework and 1 would have to go to bed three or four times and rest a short while during the time 1 was cooking each meal. 1 did not dare eat meat, and everything I ate w >uld cause me terrible pains. "I had tried so many medicines aud had spent so much money without getting relief that 1 had lost faith in medicine almost and had about lost hope x ^ of ever getting well again. 1 " was persuaded to take Tanlae, though, and when I began taking it I couldn't walk across the street. / "Well, I am a well and happy woman now, and it is all due to Tanlae. 1 do my cooking, wash clothes accasionallv, and go to town and anywhere I care to, fr\r *? nt h 1 1 iui tnjr svicugiu iius ueen re lured. The very first bottle of Tanlac eiuled those terrible attacks and stopped the pain in my stomach. You can imagine how grateful 1 felt when I was freed of those pains after three long years of steady sutiering. 1 am really a new and an entirely different woman now, so great has been the change since my health was improved. 1 felt line when 1 had finished the second bottle of Tanlac, and I have net taken any in over a month. 1 bought six bottles at one time but 1 gave one to a friend and other members of my family looU, the rest. 1 took just two (2) bottles. "1 sure can recommend Tanlac, and 1 have persuaded a lot of my friends to take it. If you had seen me before and after 1 took Tanlac, you would say it has worked a real miracle for me. That is ill>;1 tilP Ol'/O z?f it" Tan j ... ? ...? ?..?v ?'? iv ? i an lac worked a miracle for me, Tanlac, The Master Medicine, is sold hy Chesterfield Drug Co., Chesterfield; T. E. Wamiamaker i Son, Cheraw ; .1. T. .lowers & Son, .Icllerson: Me Bee Durg Co., 'Me Bee. Adv. ' 1 SUPERVISOR OF STEER A/NSH1P >ing and grubbing road $12 (H) eatn 0 SO r 2 25 1 00 * ami nails 5 85 ng .'I days 4 60 1 00 9 00 1 75 7 50 7 00 5 (X) 0 50 >eing 4 days 6 (X) ig 1 days _ 6 00 "?W2.15 $578 ?2 $490.47 urn, Township Commissioner. A