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The Lamar register., 1899-10-25
commissioner from and DIST.

The "Fusion Editor OF the era
NADIA Timos made great fuss last
week over the alleged mistreatment
OF Granada by the republican, con
vention. The author Of the article
is either grossly Ignorant of Prcwers
county politics or wilfully lies, aud
we wish TO place few facts before the
new voters of the county so that they
will not be misled.
In the first place he states that the
delegates from the district have al
ways named the candidate The com
missioner has always been named in
open convention by the delegates
from the entire county. Last year
the Holly district member was to be
elected, aud Granada asked for and
received the nomination Mr.. Leslie
is a resident and voter Of Granada
precinct, was placed in nomination bs
that delegation, aud J, L. aiayfeld
acted as his spokesman in accepting
the nomination, and Granada certain
ly has no reason to complain Of his
work on the board.
In the second place he says Lamar
republicans have always named
their candidate for commissioner. In
fact since Prowers county was organ
lied no Lamar republican has ever
been nominated for commissioner,
but each time the convention has
turned down Lamar man and pnt
the nomination north OF the river
The statement that the district
voted 13 TO for Noble is deliberately
false, as the anthor knows that only a
small part of Granada precinct is in
the district, and when in caucus 1t was
proposed TO leave the question with
delegates who actually resided in the
district, Mr.. Mobiles friends objected
as it meant his defeat
In conclusion We wish to state ihst
the Register desires to see the busi-
ness management of the county in
the hands not OF Lamar men or Ora.
NADIA men or Holly men. but Of men
who are broad enough and have the
ability to look after aud represent
the interests of the entire county !;
men who in the discharge of their
duties will know no east end or wost
end, no north or south, but simply
the best interests Of Prowers county
and its people, and no man fills this
requirement better than Marsena j.
McMillin, who is a heavy taxpayer, a
liberal minded citizen aud Interested
in all portions of the county.
The Lamar register., 1899-10-25
Slaughter OF Norm slders.
Fusion Ranch, Oct. 21,

Fusion Ranch, Oct. u, 1899.
Editor Register: Although dem.
ocrat read last weeks Register with
satisfaction. never expected that
such a thing was possible, but the
treatment which the north side has
received from the democratic bosses
in Lamar has been SO treacherous
and vile that it does me good to read
the scoring you gave them.
For SIX years the fusionists have
controlled the county and elected a.
most all the officers, by substantial
maiorities, the north side being de
pended to furnish most of the major
ity, and yet in all these years not one
north slider have they elected. True
they have thrown out little sop TO
US IN the shape of nominations, bnt
the Lamar bosses always traded our
men OF and saw to it that they were
defeated. Take the list, in 'g3 our
candidate was traded of to elect the
democratic commissioner; in '94 our
candidate was traded Off again, il was
district judge the bosses wanted then
to save their jobs; in '95 every fusion
candidate was elected except sIr
Biosser, our representative on the
ticket, wko was badly slaughtered by
the Lamar gang in '97 they were
very kind" and gave us two nomi
nees, Leonard and Morse, aud then
showed their good will 10y burying
them with unprecedented majorities.
while electing the rest of the fusion
ticket. And now they have the gall
to talk of Furnishing the north side
for voting for Leslie. As we have no
candidate for them to trade off this
year, we can give the Lamar gang
the horse laugh. This is our turn.
NORTH SIDE DEMOCRAT. /
The Lamar register., 1899-10-25

The salaries of assessor and super
intendent are fixed by Law for the fu,
ture, and are no longer subject for
controversy. But it shonld he re.
membered by the voters that both
Mr. Mcdowell and MIR. Barnes have
served the county well and faithfully,
and at the same time each has volun
tarily made reduction ofseveraI hun.
dred dollars per year in the expense
of running his office, the only exam,
pies of the kind ever set by Prowers
county officials.
The Lamar register., 1899-10-25

Everybody who knows J. ID. Mar
tin knows that he has both the abil-
ity and the inclination to enforce law
and order in all parts of the county,
aud as the campaign progresses he is
rapidly gaining friends, He will be
found among the winners
The Lamar register., 1899-10-25

The Sparks is making great capi.
tai ont of the recent reduction of the
rate of taxation. The Register alway $
tries to be fair, so will admit that
since the business Infringement of the
county has passed into the hands of
an independent democrat and re-
publican matters have been greatly
improved. The Continued reduc.
tions" though have been from the ex.
horhitant levies made by the fusion
gang. When republican board ran
the county the levy was % mills for
all county purposes, and the Sparks
d 4clared it was robbery, aud now af
ter these continued reductions" il is
2 a mills. The democrats had the
levy up to over 30 mills and it was
certainly time for change The way
to keep up the good work and secure
a still further reduction is to vote for
NJ J. McMillin.
The Lamar register., 1899-10-25

The republicans of Holly precinct
have always been faithful to the par
ty and never before this year asked
for an office. Mr. Reynolds is re
liable citizen, competent to fill the
Office of treasurer, and is certainly
entitled to loyal support from the
republicans in every precinct
The Lamar register., 1899-10-25

Aggienaldo has at last been heard
from, and be sends his thanks to the
the democratic leaders for their efforts
in his behalf The Lamar bosses of
the party have been swelling up with
pride ever since the joyful news came,
The Lamar register., 1899-10-25
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

,aUut ax.dodgers off the ticket -
Fusion Editor at Granada.
The above is terrible left handed
swipe at several members of the IN
sion ticket The editor must be try
ing to play the Nasty role
The Lamar register., 1899-10-25

John Curry is out making his first
race for Office now, and is making
friends everywhere. John simply
can't help it, as be is an all round
good fellow, and this taken in con
nection with clerical ability Of a high
order will make him one of the most
popular officials Prowers county ever
had
The Lamar register., 1899-10-25

At. s. S. F.Tt-s c.sa.
Daily Lamar, Colosado paiiy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-08

In the heat Of passion Robert had
done something that he va, ashamed
OF and sorry for after the excitement.
II wish hadn't let my temper get
away with my good scnsc," he said,
but it 5 done and cant be undouc.' -
But ism t there no way to over
come the effect Of wrongdoing to
great cxtcnt?' asked voice in the
heart.
How asked Robert.
by owning to ones blame in the
matter, answered the voice Con
fcssing one 5 fault does much to set
wing right Try it,.
Nov, Robert was very much like
the rest Of us; he hated to admit that
he was in fault. "Im wrong; forgive
ne, is Il hard thing to say
But the more he though the matter
over tho more he felt that he ought
to say just that Its the right
thing to do, lie told himself. "If |
know what 5 right aud don't do it,
I'm moral coward. I'll do it,
50 he wcntto the one he had wrong
cd and confessed his fault frankly.
The result was that the two boys were
better friends than before, and his
comrade had greater respect For him
because he had been brave enough to
do Il disagreeablc thing when it was
presented to him in the light Of duty.
My boys, remember that there
quite as much bravery in doing right
for rights sake as there is in the
performance Of grand and heroic deeds
the world will hear about. -E6cm T..
Rcrjorl IN Christian Witness.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-08

lEaNUsANz1S OF tai tkss nod Hckegy,
studebake and lbun Wagons ghtest running
longer than other makes the market You
Wagons that have been for twenty
We also have hand varied
CARRIAGES and among them the celebrated
"Tyson & Jones'" columbus" and many other brands
Our record for selling fstcass Goods evident
toned above that have exclusive for Anderson County
Our "Young Mems" Buggy has equal.
Have also large and select line Of HARNESS. SADDLES 81
DIES &C., and have recently secured
brated Heldman Harness. which well known in this CO
and needs no talking up"
The Wagon and Buggy manufacturers advancing prices
goods Of the advance Of all the
will have advance $500
wish give chance buy before the you
the procession and of Buggs Wagons
after September M prices will be higher
We having do this but ge
Buy now and save this advance. i
JOS. j. FRETWELLI L.
riage $500.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-08

vitiated air filled with PARTICLES of dust,
poisonous coloring matter and other sub
stances, irritating to the throat and
lungs. 1t is no wonder that SO many mill
hands have an obstinate cough or that so
many of them die of lung trouble.''
1t is to operatives whose work makes
them peculiarly liable to lung disease
that DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery comes as priceless boon, 1t posi-
lively cures deep seated and obstinate
coughs, bronchial affections, bleeding of
the lungs, and other diseases which if
neglected lead to consumption.
when I commenced taking your medicines,
eighteen months ago. my health was completely
broken down." writes Mrs. Cora L. Sunderland
OF Chaneyville, Calvert Co., Md AT times
could not even walk across the room without
said had lung trouble and that would never
be we'll again. AT last concluded to try DIR.
Pierce's medicines. bought a bottle of Golden
Medical Discovery took it, and soon commenced
take both the Golden Medical Discovery and
the Favorite Prescription which did. Alto
gether have taken eighteen bottles of Golden
Medical Discovery twelve of the Favor te Pre-
scription,' and five vials of Pellets Iom now
almost entirely we'll. and do all my wol with
ease than could formerly fOdiR."
Ycn car consult DIR. Pierce by letter
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advice as well as medical direction. Your
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-08
Farming in Ea-epe unti iii america

Each nation has something to learn
of other nations, as each farmer has
something to learn of his ncighbor.
Europe is greatly interested in our
various experiments and in our ag-
ricultural bureau, and our agents are
carefully observing the improvements
going on abroad
Prof. w. NJ. Hayes, who has been
in Europe this summer observing the
agricultural schools abroad, says
Germany is far ahead of us in
forestry schools and in sensible
forestry system. Her great Forestry
School at Ebcrswaldc, in the pine
regions north of Berlin, and the
forests managed by its professors, are
50 well developed that our young men
should go there to complete their
forestry education. Gcrmany's other
experiment stations arc each much
narrower in their scope than ours, but
some of them arc doing good work.
At Bremen. for instance, there is a
station devoted wholly to the study of
peat lands
Comparing our agricultural schools
with those Of Europe, the Professor
says:
eve have more money and improve
ment is going on at more rapid rate
here. In some things few Of their
older institutions have done more,
but we are ahead in most things, and
our organization is on broader plan,
so we shall soon leave them far be-
hind. Americas experiment stations
and colleges are building up such
vast science of agriculture as has not
been dreamed of elsewhere. Our col
leges each have several directors of
experiments, while in Europe each
has. only.one director with assistants.
Of the development Of the sugar
beet Prof. Hayes says:
1.-The breeding of sugar beet seed
is the most scientific breeding done in
the world. Sugar beets now contain
more than twice as much sugar per
acre as forty years ago. One firm
employs two hundred people for two
months in the winter analyzing
mother beets for the next years. seed
crop"
This is interesting in itself, and it
shows, moreover, what may be done
with other crops; with cotton, with
wheat, with corn, with berries, toma-
toes aud various products oe the soil.
Furthermore, all this gives new
interest and new dignity to life on
the farm. The world must be fed and
fed each generation more abundantly.
To do this work we'll the farmer must
put his mind as well as his strength
into his work, and try each year to
show some advance in knowledge.
Home and Farm.
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of Drgli. -tarS. The eclipse is taking
place in the constellation Of Taurus,
bctwccn he fine red star of Alich.
rau and the Jlcadcs. We look 10 SIC
whether -Adcbaran is able to make its
presence known by shining through
the gauzy structure Of the corona, and
how many Of the bright STAR in Orion
and other considerations can be detect
ed. We glance about the horizon
ana note the rich color.toncs, ranging
from black, in the zenith, through
browns, purpes, crimson-, and reds,
to yellow lying along the rough sky
!lnc thirty miles away, where the sun
IS still shining, though with a
partially hidden disk. We notice
the aahy tints around uS, ron.clud
III our own faces. But Il sudden
s!ow along the western edge Of
the moon warns US that tD,aii,y has
gone ike flash, and t!a, wc have
time only for 81 quickly exposed pho
tosraphic plate or two, and for watch
ing another lovely disSolvirg view,
the fading out Of night before the ali
conIucring day Almost instantly
the landscape brightcns and becomes
familiar. Not until now, As we feel
the warmth Of the solar rays, did we
suspect passing chill. New life
throbs everywhere. The black lunar
shadow has swept majestically by US
and is already out on the Atlantic,
rushing toward Europe. Its vast
track behind us is sprinklcd with
thousands Of people, spell bound by
the wondrous vision vouchsafcd them
by Nature, who, for moment, as it
were, has lifted but u corner of her
robe and allowed them to gaze upon
glorics, the Impressions Of which will
never fade from memory.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-08
Observation-Disclosures, are Blood DIs
eases...Cure Ereol

1t is the deep-seated, obstinate cases
of Catarrh and Rheumatism that 3.
b. B. Botanic Blood Balm) cures.
It matters not what other treatments.
doctors, sprays, liniments, medicated
air, blood purifiers, have failed to do,
B. B. B. always promptly reaches the
real cause and roots out and drives
from the bones, joints, mucous mem
brane, and entire system the specific
poison in the blood that causes Rheu.
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only remedy strong enough to do this
Sc there can never be return Of the
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ask yonr druggist for B. B. B.-Bo.
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bottles 81. six bottles (full treatment)
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that makes real cures Of all Blood
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We have absolute confidence in Bo-
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test it,, we will send Trial Bottle
Free on request. Personal medical
advice free. Address Blood Balm Go. /,
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-08
NamiUg The Baby.

"Charlic! DEAR said the young
mother, GIVE decided on name for
baby. We will call her Imogcn.'
Papa was lost in thought for few
minutes. He did not like the name,
but if he opposed It his wife would
have her own way
"That's NICE said he, presently.
"My first sweetheart was named Imo-
gen, and she will take it as a COM
plimcnt.''
'We will call her Mary, after my
mother" was the stern reply.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-08

shadow, which swept toward him from
the Alps, that he felt as if the great
building upon which he was standing
swayed beneath him and began to fall
over in the direction Of the coming
gloom. The rapidity of its motion
and it's black intensity produced the
sensation that something material was
flying over the earth at speed "per-
fectly frightful," and he involuntari-
ly listened for the rushing noise Of
mighty wind. Airy describes as "very
awful" shadow rctreating away
among the hills of Northern Spain.
Other writers arc no less dramatic in
their accounts Of these phenomena,
aud the tremendous impression they
create. But when the shadow has
come, and after we have recovered to
some degree from the effects Of shock,
and of the sudden darkness into which
we have been plunged, we must rivet
our attention upon the sun, or rather
upon the moon, around whose black
disk by this time will have appeared
tie splendid phenomena associated
with total solar eclipse. seen in all
it's majesty. Striking indeed is the
almost instantaneous substitution, as
in dissolving lantern, Of one picture
for another, the one showing the sky
with the blackened sun like blot
upon it, the other showing Che sky
suddenly draped in the mantle Of
night. upon whose sable bosom glow
planet, star and coronal halo, and also
roseatc jets Of incandescent gaseous
matter leaping upward from and fall
ing back upon the sun.
Now we photograph, sketch and
color most assiduously, not losing q
single second. Wo lay down the po-
! sitions Of planets, comets, if any, and
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-08

amount OF phys
ical cX Oh
which seems in
credible. III the
manufacture Of
plush, for eN-
ample, t Il o S G
who cut the pile
have to walk
about t Il ir ty
mil $ a day.
And with every
81 ep of Il at
t Ii II ty miles
fhay 1,r .at1,o IN