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tertained eight tables delightfully."- at bridge on
Wednesday afternoon at her cottage. kragTnyr
Mr. and Mrs. r. Hall Mccormick. Mrs. Frank
lin Ellis and Mrs. j. L. KetterliEus were among
those entertaining at dinner at their cottages on
Tuesday evening.
Charles T. How and John B. How have issued
cards for a reception at the Kebo Valley Club on
August 20 There will be women's putting
competition and mixed foursomes part of the
programme.
The committee in charge Of the annual hos
pital entertainment has decided to present the
comedy THE Duke of Killicrankie," given by
John Drew.
Tuesday evening Booker T. Washington spoke
on the Negro problem in the South and in the
interests OF Tuskegee Institute at the SWIM
ming Club ballroom before crowded audience
of summer guests. The patrOnesses Of the meet
ing were Mrs. Robert Amory, Mrs. A. Bleecker
Banks Mrs. r.. Fulton Cutting. Mrs. Ernesto @.
Fabbri. Mrs. Morris X Jesup, Mrs. John S
Kennedy Mrs John 7. LinZee. Mrs. George S.
Robbins. Mrs. w. w. Seely and Mrs. William
Jay Schieffelin
Mrs Arthur WeIlman gave a dinner of dozen
covers Monday evening at Chalks
A number Of small luncheOns took place at the
Swimming Club on Monday. among them one
given by Mrs. Sidney w. Keith. who entertained
a party of eight
The performance for the benefit of the new
Temple of Music and Arts will take place at
the Casino on Tuesday evening. August 21. One
of tho musical numbers is Bachs concerto for
three pianos and orchestra. which will be per-
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SEAL HARBOR

Seal Harbor. Me. Aug IS CspsclaN-y,...
Pauline Webster entertained party Of ,s....
this weak with a moonlight sall % sor.,sr.
followed by dinner ac the ia hous.
The Misses Erher. OF Rs9nor. Penn
luncheon 20 a party os twelve a. Ja-'a1's poos
Friday.
Mrs Pyle gave an Informal care. a. cl.o,-.
Friday evening
Miss Alice Miller IS the guest os a. N,,...
Virginia and Gladys Msckay-Smftn a. wa
cliffe
Miss Eunice Cookssy. ot New YORK 4, ~.
guest Of Mrs. G.. A. Herter.
Among those who have rooms az C. IA Car.
ents's the late cOmers include Miss No,.r.s.T
OF New York: Mrs. y. @. Hubbard Os ao.,~-Fs
Mr.. and Mrs Jackson. or Baltimore ara M
Wambeaugh and family and Miss Wslls.on !.
Cambridge
Late arrivals az the Seaside incfut. NJ Ard
Mrs. Philip Sawyer, Mr. and Mrs Chsever N
Ely and Miss G.. Ely. Mrs William T. F-,as
Miss Frances Peters. Miss Marion PAs--z a-s
Flarnen b. Gambler. Of New York.
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won by Miss Alice Van Rensselaer, and Miss NJ.
e. Coster, from Miss May TOlfree and Miss
Louise Edey. 6-1, 60
Dr. and Mrs ]. Madison Taylor gave a tea
and reception on Friday afternoon in honor OF
their daughter, Mrs. Clifford Alexander Cochran.
Mrs. E. Tiffany Dyer gave luncheon at the
Swimming Club Friday noon.
Mrs. G.. n. Miller gave a luncheon at the
Louisburg on Thursday in honor Of her daugh-
ters. the Misses Miller.
Mr. and Mrs Francis L. Wellman gave a
large dinner at their cottage on Friday evening.
Among the large steam yachts which spent
Sunday in the harbor were the Emilia, owned
by DR. w. Seward Webb. Of New York, and the
Sapphira, flying the flag Of the New York
Yacht Club.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. J. L. Ketterlinus
gave an informal reception and lat home" at
which large number Of guests were present.
Morris K. Jesup gave a dinner of twenty COW
ers at his cottage. Stonecliffe, Malvern Hill,
on Thursday evening.
Miss Betty Booker, soprano, and Francis Har-
ford, barytone., gave a concert at the st. Sau-
veur on Friday. Miss Ethel Cave Cole was the
pianist.
Mrs Arthur Wellman gave a pleasant lunch
con at Chaik's on Thursday noon.
Miss e III. Davis gave a tea at the Swimming
Club Thursday afternoon.
]. Pierpont Morgan was one of the arrivals Of
the week, coming in Friday on his big steam
yacht Corsair, with party Of guests aboard.
He will spend few days here The big yacht
Columbia. owned by Walter G. Ladd, of Pasa-
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e s. SWanberg. Miss Gertrude Swanbers and
Raymond Swanberg for the season.
ON THE MAINE COAST.
Big Affairs an addition to Usual
Ones at Bar Harbor.

Bar Harbor. Me-. Aug. is (speciaD.-The COM
ing week at Bar Harbor is expected to be the
banner one for gayeties at this resort, but it will
be hard for it 10 surpass this There have
been the usual round Of dinners. hops. musi-
Gals, luncheons driving, bathing. golf and the
like but in addition there have been a number
Of big general affairs, including the athletic
meet the regular hops at the Malvern and the
Swimming Club. the tennis tournament. which
has just been finished. the meeting to settle the
automobile question, several big receptions, the
Booker T. washington meeting and a lot OF
more or less informal affairs. The dog show
is still going on, and to-day at the Pot and Ket-
tie Captain Thomas Bush dispenses old fash
ioned Kentucky hospitality and welcome.
The Blair reception, which has come to be an
annual affair." was the largest of the week. and
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SPORTS AT STROUDSBURG.

6troudsburs. Penn. Aug. is (speciaD.-
stroudsburg mover enjoyed better August than
the present one. Each train Is still bringing On
more than its usual quota OF vlsitors and as n
result more interest has been created In the ont
door sports as well as the house amusements
Bathing. boating and fishing are stlll popular.
Arrangements have been completed lately IN
have an industrial carnival here. midway
will be one OF the attractions. and racing ana
baseball VIII be Some OF the things 10 arnuse tina
visitors.
Thursday evening Of this week a lawn fate and
Ice cream festival was held at the Courthouse
Square. II was given for the benefit OF the
baseball sSSootAtloo, and AEGo pNzahw = od0
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folk patronized it. Numbers Of Japanese lanterns
lit UP the scene.
Friday evening a nlarShmallow roast was held
az the Highland Dell. and the time was pleas
antiy spent in many ways chiefly In telling
stories. Patrons of the Highland Inn and the
Penilyn attended, and all had a merry time
around the big fire. On Saturday evening the
largest affair of the season az the Highland Dell
Will take place. II Will be a masquerade ball.
Mr. johnson and son, OF New York are spend
ing pleasant vacation az the Penllyn.
book party was given by the guests OF the
Highland Inn on Tuesday evening. The first prize
was won by Miss Thompson and the second by
Miss Louise Clifford.
nj. Lillian Parsons and Mrs. A. 3. Parsons, OF
Hampstead. Long Island are guests az the
Prospect House.
A tarnily party from Brooklyn registered az
tne Berwick Inn includes Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dali
ION. Miss Grace DallOn and Master John Dallon
Mrs. Morton G. Noble. Mrs. J. z. Davis and
Mrs. j. III, Hayden. OF New York are StOppipe
az the Highland Dell for several week,
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VISITORS AT INTERVALE.

Intsrvaie, y. H., Aug. is (speciaD.-Mrs O.
W. Body and Miss Constance Body, OF New
York. have returned 20 the Bellevue az Inter
vale.
The Rey. c. E. Shepard. OF New York. IS O.
guest at the Bellevue where Judge Edwin B.
Gage. OF the United States Superior Court, Is a
guest
Fairy1ews
At t-e Keaskargs House, st North Conway.
there is a Large New York colony.
There Is a Scotch toursome on this week on
the KeaIsarRe links at North Conway, the prizes
70 be cups given by North Conway business
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THE WAUMBEK.

Jefferson y. H Aug. IS (Special).-The
vea.o, ~ the Waumbek is of even more than
ste ,,s,al hrilliancy with outdoor sports leading
,r ror,,lar favor Among the several contests
~ the week have been a two ball foursome on
Wednesday over ten holes, an interesting event.
which was followed by a large gallery MIS-
HYDE and Mr. Lippincott tied with Mrs. Charles
Adsit and Frank Huyler, at 81 ana IN nstne pay
of Mrs Hyde and Mr.. Lippincot won az the
rhird green the first and second holes peiils
halved The woman's prize a Jewel cese
and the mans a cigarette case. 80 =,
Judge Stoddard and Heth Lorton VINO Ilso ~
last Saturdays handicap at WaUmbeks played
the rubber on Monday, Mr.. Stoddard winning
the trophy In go
tournament for men. to begin wednesday,
Tennis has had much attention. the annual
tournament having been played on this Week
In the finals. which were 10 have been played
between Miss Hollis and Mr.. Holt. and MISS
Frank and Dr Jones, the latter won by default
on Wednesday afternoon party OF Wauln-
lbek guests went TO the traps for some snooUns'
and the following scores were returned Dt'
Indy, is: F. c Sayles, IS; A. j. Murphy H.
and General McCook, Is
for prize offered by Mrs. Hyde was the most
successful OF the season. with thirty entries.
Mrs Hyde and Miss Magruder tied Tor nrst
place. and Mrs Hyde withdrew.
on Saturday afternoon there was tea served
after the putting match. during which the
EyauTnbelK orchestra played on the veranda.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Griffith, of Yonkers,
have Joined Mrs Louise Havemeyer Belloni at
Cherry Cottage, and will remain month.
The informal musical Of Monday morning
was especially enjoyable. when Miss Devoe,
Miss Lsftell, the Rev. S. Harrington Littel and
Dr. Isaac Jones contributed several vocal and
piano solos.
The Rev DR. L " Graham, pastor of the
Olfvet Presbyterian Church. of Philadelphia,
preached at the Methodist Episcopal Church at
Jefferson on Sunday morning
moonlight horseback ride was enjoyed by
several OF the WaumbeE young people this week
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formed by Nine. Szumowska. COurtlandt Palmer
and Mr.. Schelling, assisted by a fun orchestra
The musicians include the Knefsel quartet the
Boston Symphony Orchestra, Mrs. Adele Louise
Baldwin. Miss Betty Booker, Mime ZunloWsad'
Mrs. Francis L. Wellnian, Courtlandt Palmer.
Kelley Cole Francis Rogers Ernest Schehin4
TimOthee Adamowski. Myron whitney ana
Walter Damrosch. The AFFAIR rs IN charee OF
Mrs. Henry F. DimOck OF New York.
The Nttle Jordan Pond house has been nGsY
this week with its chicken dinners.
Mrs. j. L. Ketternus entertained nunner
Of women at luncheon on Thursday AFTERNOON
at her cottage. Bide-a-While. on the shore.
Two song recitals Were given this week az the
ST. Sauveur by Max Heinrich, assisted by Louis
A. Won Gaertner, on the violin.
The second Adamowskf concert was given az
the 81. Sauveur on Wednesday afternoon
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Rush from the Seashore Is On and Mountain Resorts
Filling Up for the Fall.

Karanac Inn. and Worthington ana Fowler. Of
Shawnee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Blasus and Mrs. c. Wells,
or Brooklyn, are at the Water Gap House.
An informal shirtwaist dance was held at
the Glenwood on Tuesday evening. II was a
delightful affair from start 10 finish.
George p. Schinzel, wife and son are at the
Glenwood, as are G. D. Berger and J. J. Park
hurst OF New York.
Mrs. w. q. Luther and son. Of New York
ct the Forest House.
Joseph Thompson, of New York, is spending
a fortnight in the mountains.
Mrs. M. Straight and Mrs. II. Lyder, of New
York, are spending the season at the Delawsnna
Inn.
Harry B. Lyons. OF Brooklyn. has registered
for several weeks at the River View House.
M. A. Murphy. Of New York. is at the Belle
vue.
Miss Caroline l. Cook and Miss Anna c.
Boog, OF Brooklyn, ara registered az the Noun
tain HOUSE.
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practically all the summer colony thronged the
Italian gardens at Blair Erie on Saturday AFTER
noon TO pay their respects TO Mr., and Mrs. de
Witt Clinton Blair.
The Swimming Club dance on Saturday night
drew large attendance Before the dancing a
number OF dinners were given, among those en-
tertaining being Mr.. and Mrs. Francis l.. Well
man, f. r. Sears. Sd, Mrs. j. V. L. Pruyn and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leaning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wellrnan had as guests Mr.. and Mrs. Coch-
ran, Miss Frances Cary. Miss Gwendolen Cary.
Miss wise, Miss Barclay. Miss Ely, Mr.. Jones.
Mr. Tracy, A welman and Roderick Wellman.
The finals Of the women's tennis tournament,
which were played on Friday forenoon, were
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SQUIRREL ISLAND.

Squirrel Island. Me-, Aug IS (SpeciaD-F'ete
week has been the attraction here. the affair
ending with the crowning ceremonies to-day.
Tho opening came with the tennis tournament
last Saturday. which was continued throughout
the week, the winner playing a challenge match
to-day with the present holder of the Presby
Cup. The golf tournament for the championship
cup offered by Alexander Doyle, of New York,
began Wednesday and lasted until Friday. Tues
day came the grand fair at the Casino and a
baseball game between the Squirrel Island sum
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CASTINE.

Castine, Me. Aug. IS (SpeciaD.-AmOns IN
important social affairs Of the season here ars
the three church fairs held annually dung
August. arranged by the summer colony for n.
benefit OF the churches. The first was alons
The most successful affairs OF the season, art
the two remaining are expected 10 be no less 50.
Mr. and Mrs. Boynton. Or Staten Islart. as
sDen6ine- rhe season here on their wedding t-i9.
Miss Mary II. Foster, Of Brooklyn. Is spending
August here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierce and family O.
New York are at the Arcaeian for August
Late arrivals include Mrs G. n Stilson az
daughters OF Brooklyn; Mrs 81. z Wing ar
Edward Todd. Of New York, who are a. 10
Arcsdian.
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Golf Eneages the Attention of Many at Breton "ooos
This Is Banner Week at Bar Harbor
for Assorted Gayeties.

dena Cal. formerly OF New York. has also peeil
here a large part of this week n
The Malvern hop on Wednesday evening We We
one of the most brilliant Of the season ana was
largely attended. Before il a number of dinners
were given at the hotel The largest was given
by Mrs. Henry F. Dimock. who entertained IN
honor of her niece Miss Whitney, OF New fOrk.
Mrs Jose Aymar Of New York, entertained a
party of ten, as did Mrs Gilbert Jones. Mrs.
Robert c. Drayton entertained in honor Of her
guest, Miss Berwin.
reception on Wednesday afternoon at Silver
Birches, their home in Eden street. from 20
O'Clock.
The Medical and Surgical Association held It's
monthly meeting with DR.. George A Phillips on
Wednesday evening.
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NORTHEAST HARBOR.

Northeast Harbor. Me..GAug- is (speciaD.-
Mrs. George Wharton Peppersgave small din
ner at her cottage Monday evening in honor OF
line Pepper. ~
The usual weekly hops at the Rock End and
the K:mball we'll patronized this week. and
were as delightful as these dances have always
been in the past
Walter A. Green has rejoined his family at the
PhilinS cottage.
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men. It will be a match play open tournament
and many entries are expected from other near
by hotels. :,
There was a putting match on the Profile golf
links on Monday postponed from Saturday on
account of stormy weather. Mrs. w. n. p. Oar.
row was the winner. The hostess at the golf
tea which followed was Mrs. Ewald Fleitman'
OF West 51th street, New York. There was
large attendance.
Miss Juliet Stanton Adee last years cham
pion tennis player at Profile. is back again FOR
another season.
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BETHLEHEM RESORTS.

Bethlehem, N H, Aug. IS (speciaD.-Mr. and
Mrs. George w. Copeland, of New York, are at
the Sinclair.
Arrivals by motor at the Highland include
Albert B. Hamlin and Robert B. Inch, of New
York
Colonel and Mrs George D. Post, OF New
Haven, are enjoying their fifteenth season at the
Sinclair House Several other guests have reg
istered here during the last week from the
metropolis, prominent among them being Mrs
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team and tho Booshbay Harsor

guests. AN 4
,,,ser ths attraction was bask..han \.
tween giris teams. and in the evarln9 ~. -
!ar mop at the Casino. Thursday ca-oa -.s4-
boat race and more baseball rr.sav a,ss'or no'or
saons Iaces for two classes Of saflooats \, -.
evening came dramatic entertainment :. . .ae
casino. under the auspices Of tne rad..s ra 80
provenent Association. To-day sa.. 49,, IN
programme includes athletic contests r,r -,s .as
and men. more baseball. swimming r,a.css.... '.-.
a. reception and fate ball AID
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PEAKS ISLAND.

Peaks Island. Me-. Aug rs (SpeciaD-Cottss.s,
hotels boarding houses, everything has heen flal
this week Something has been going on aims,
every evening. Theatre parties. dances. rlusi-
Gals whist uas0uerades and almost everything
IN the line OF entertainment has been song oE
81 uight, following day spent In boating. bath
Ing an! fishing.
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SOUTHWEST HARBOR.

Southwest Harbor Me. Aug. rs (Specia).-
This resort seems to be harborins quiet colony
this summer With the exception OF a little
Saa.,1r and driving and an occasional visit TO
the metropolis of Mount Desert, Bar Harhors
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alnloss nothing seems 10 be on foot. Among the
most recent OF the arrivals Of the week at Hotel
Dirigo are Mrs. Charles Miller. Miss Helen
Miller of New York; Mrs. Emily s. Rogers, and
Mr. and Mrs. e. L. Barker. Of Brooklyn.
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which would probably not cost
exceeding $500. per mile. Fort
dill has tried this plan and it is
giving entire satisfaction.
Mecklenburg's roads are often
referred to as models. but we
are told that. owing to the
''wear and lear" OF narrow tires,
it costs that county annually$10O
a mile to keep the roads in good
condition.
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zig-zag route. | forgot to men,
ton that a smithy is in process

zIg-zag route. | forgot to men,
ton that a smithy is in process
of establishment under a shady
elm at The eastern end OF the
village where a wet-wea,her
dram NAV De utilized for a slack
tub.
The name of this picturesque
location is O-ceola. A brave and
defiant Seminole chief Of that
name ianguished and died in one
Of the forts near Charleston. HIS
i a name Of heroic memory.
When other chiefs had signed a
humiliating treaty by making
tn ir marks or symbols and he
was called on to sign it, he drew
his knife and drove il through
tie paper into the table beneath
and exclaimed: "Such is my
signature" or words to that ei-
feet. Then he was arrested and
cast into prison, where he died.
Some say that the late Capt.
James f. Steele, on being request
ed by one of the railroad officials
to name this station, bestowed on
it the name of that immortal
Indian chief.
Just east of the VILLAGE is a
fine spring OF water. 1t is claim
ed by some that about the time
the Catawba river was only a
branch there wandered, hunted
and ished in these wilds an old
Indian named Osceola, and that
spring IA favorite lounging place
Of his) was given his name; hence
the stations name. However,
these things may be, the soulless
railroad corporation lately dis
hunored the famous warrior and
put on their depot in large letters
81 'ncock." But Uncle Sam is
more reverent of antiquity and
generous toward the memory Of a
fallen foe; so the postofflce lie.
mains Osceola.
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For Representative

In the last campaign made a close
race for the Legislature, and prom
ised my friends that il there was
nothing to prevent my entering the
race in the next campaign that l
weuld run again. And | now an
nounce myself as a candidate for the
Legislature, subject to the Demo-
cratic primary. Trusting To the people
for their support, and promising the
best service | am able to give them,
if elected, | remain,
Geo. w. Jones.
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Newberry, Tuesday, August 7th.
Greenwood, Wed August 9Th.
Alb beville, Thursday, August 8.
Anderson, Friday, August 10Th.
Walhaila. Saturday. August IL.
Pickens, Monday, August 18th.
Greenville, Tuesday, August ID.
Laurens. Wed, August 18th.
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For County auditor.

After many solicitations To become
a candidate for the Office of County
Auditor, and the complimentary vote
| received heretofore, | have decided
to run. | pledge myself to be gov
erned by the rules and regulations %
the Democratic primary
Hollis II Horton.
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For County SUPERVISOR.

Mr.. Editor-Please thro-
ugh the columns of your paper that I
am a candidate for the office OF Coun-
ty Supervisor, subject to the rules
governing the Democratic primary.
Two years ago | was a candidate for
reelection to this Office, but vas de-
feated by a small majority-only ten
votes. | shall ever be grateful TO my
friends for their liberal support.
l.. j. Perry.
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Saturday, May 26, 1906.
sHE PUBLIC ROAD PROBLEM.


The numerous communications
shich from time to time have
appeared in The News during
he past few weeks on pub lie
Oads have aroused much interest
snd provoked no little com ment
IN the subject. 1t is evident
HAT the road question is now re
IsIving more attention than ever
Sefore, possibly, in the history
AZ the county; and it is hoped
hat the present widespread agi-
atiOn will result in batter roads
IN the future, ever if the present
system of road working remains
unchanged.
The system could be greatly
improved upon, however, and
most likely will be at no very
Instant day. Many plans are now
o8ing suggested for remodelin Q
'he road law and it may be tn at
Iome of them will serve as pegs
3or Legislators to hang their ideas
ipon.
Among those with whom wa
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For County Treasurer,

Having served the nnexpired term
Of w. G. Cauthen, deceased, ] hereby
myself a candidate for the
office of County Treasurer, subject to
the rules of the Democratic prim-
ary. j. +. Blackmon.
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ROCK HILL AS A SEEKER OF SET
TIERS.

LENS.
1t is indeed a great pity that
the property owners of Rock
Hill will not build additional
business housed in the city. The,
would have no trouble renting
hem provided the rent was no
unreasonable. Some people say
that build ng material is too high
in price now and that The rental
would be entirely too loH to jus
tify the building of such struc
lures. This is no argument at al
for every one in Rock Hill knows
that the town has been practi
cally at a standstill along thi-
line for a number Of years. But
one store building, 10 our knowl
edge, has been erected on Main
street in the last six or seven
years Rock Hill Herald.
And that's the kind Of town,
is it, that's trying to induce Col.
Springs, of Lancaster, by pet
tions, offer of town lots, etc., to
locate there! We suspected as
much when one of our esteemed
Rock Hill contemporaries, in
referring to the Springs matter
some days ago, boasted of the
towns having a street sprinkler!
When a town has to exploit its
possession of a street sprinkler
as an inducement to a man like
Col. Springs, or any other man
for that matter, to become one
OF it's citizens, the inference is
natural that that town is dis
tressingly short on bait with
which TO fish for even suckers,
much less for an industrial ana
capitalistjc whale like Colonel
Springs.
What does Col. Springs care
for IA street sprinkler? Why, he
is able to buy enough sprinklers
to float Rock Hill, and then have
sufficient wa'er left TO eXtin.
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For Magistrate.

hereby myself a candi-
date for reelection to the office of
Magistrate for Buford TOwnsbip,sub-
ject to the rules and regulations Of
the Democratic primary.
VIM. Carnes.
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NGtiCe OF Auction Sale.

Pursuant To decision Of tn County
Board - commissioners. the IT. n
renee which formerly enclosed the
cO"r' house var" will be- sold A. public
auction 10 the highest bidder on the
mrs. Monday III June. 1906 at II ~.
i"rnI> 81 sale cash ~lancas'er,S C.May
-, 1906 { Gardner
20. supervisor.
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For Lresentative.

| hereby myself a candi-
date for reelection to the House OF
Representatives, subject to the rules
and regulations of the Democratic
primary. j. w. Hamel.