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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
lssrlppr rslsarsph s.r,.Ie..l

BOSTON. Nov. 8 Thomas Law
Fons promised aid for John n
tfor8u came today To hsif-raEr
advertisement in All thH morning
p4nars fu Characteristic vrlu h.
denounced thu mnuaf poser and
called upon the people % demand
fheif fizhta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
BRITISH LAUNCH IS
TAKEN BY Chimes Sc

the proposed Fremont Ballard boule-
ward viii be held at the office OF the
l.. H. Griffith company In the
Alaska building at $ O'Clock Tits
evening. John C. Olmstcd the land
scape artist. has been invited to
address the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
FAMINE IS
REPORTED
tssrlsss r,l.araoh s.reles.i

SHANGHAI china. New s-
Missionaries FROM the northern Part
- kianEau rruyinae. report the "a
satnnrr ~ a serious famine threaten
InK t0.eaa. Gee people Magistrates
are preventing people from isasinK
ihr district. bug are taking no steps
TO alleviate their saffsrinK. Serious
disorder f. feared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
STORE BURNS

WkLLA WALI.A. Nov. b.-Fire
last night destroyed the store % J.
A. Xix. at loss ~ $1,000 vita --i.n
Insurance. a valuable dog. tho
property Of AIR Xix. persisted ~ 10
flames The FIRE was caused BY a
defective flue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05

uEs MONIES iaWa. Sev. s.-
Governor Cummings claims vic
tory BY ice e1a majority. The
stand patfefs~ vii probable
snife" him. however. The demo-
ernfa claim $500 plurality
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05

MI wAUKEE. Wis. Nov The
republicans eiaim ffam sa0a8 o.
zee 500 Had fer Davidson The dem
nrfass claim they Wiii Sin ~ q Ha-
icritY % saea For congress lab.
cocks reelection IL uncertain. and
E light vote IL laalcagad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05

. Per the general election 10. q
. norres the peiis will Ne epss .
= - all prsetntts ffen . e'eioek .
. In she r,erning until ? e'siook .
. IN the svsaina In order so .
= ausrd aesisss unsspss,sd cir .
q eurustaaess voters shsuid % 10 .
q the peils early wherever zee .
. slels, The otfieisl weather .
. forecast Cor torsurros~ 10 Gees .
. siossi rain Nith south winds. .
|. s,sss ssssss y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05

NEW PORT II. l.. Nov. 5.-The
decislan was reserved today In the
case of chief Yeomnn Buonsal OF
the navy. who II suing an amuse-
ment company for barring him tfom
abundance 70 their attraction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
CHINESE PIRATES CAPTURE A
BRITISH VESSEL AND Es.
CAPE WITH $4,000.
lsorlpn, reIearsph ssrvIse.l

HONG KoNG. china, Nov. b.--lt
is rumared that Chinese pirates
seized a british launch and two
Chinese launches in West river. cs-
caring with $4,000 after a running
fieht No casualties are reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
JAMES BRADY, WHO SHOT
FLORA SHANNON AND THEN
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE, WANTS
TO pIE-HoRRoRs OF HIS
CRIME ARE NOW FULLY
REALIZED.

James Brady. who murdered Mrs.
Flora shannon. Saturday afternoon,
and then attempted suicide, wants
10 die. Today he fully realizes his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05

The most apatheiie political cam.
palgn to- the history OF the state
Of Washington will draw to d close
with tomorrow s election On the
general state ticket there appears
little possibility that an the fepub.
llcan candidates viii not be elect.
ed b. considerable ma ofiileH.
though by less than the majorliiea
given the republican candidates two
years $50 Al the democrats have
To hope for In the state AZ large Is
that they may make a showing Of
encroaehment on the normal re
publican strength. and even this
hope rests on the loyalty 10 the
democratic ticket Of largo element
OF the vote Of organized labor on
which that party depends.
Aggressive Campaigns.
on issues which are more OF less
local there are aggressive cam
paiEns being waged b. the minority
party In many counties and legia-
lative districts throughout the state
aud IN some Of these there is rea-
son 70 believe that democratic can.
didates viii be elected The issues
Of theae local campaigns a. q rule
are machine politics. boss rule and
petty grating on the part o. public
Officials
After Some offices.
Ia this county the democrats
have WaEed an aggressive cam.
paign over the offices Of county
commissioner. sheriff. prosecuting
attorney and assessor. and hope for
very greatly reduced republican ma.
joriiiea on all OF those offices.
while some 81 them anticipate the
election 81 democratic candidates 70
some Of them In this campaign
they have made good use Of certain
irregularities IN the expenditure Of
public funds by the county commits.
sioncre and county auditor which
have been disclosed By an inYeati.
CATION of the county records On
account OF the vide publicity given
to these wrongful acts through the
public press they have made a deer
Impression on the local political sit.
uatlon. Whether this has been deep
enough 20 actually effects change
In the result viii only be known
after the votes have been counted
Legislative Contests.
In several OF the legislative dis.
trirts. notably the Thlrty.second.
where Judge p A Macdonald Is the
democratic candidate for senator
against r. II Williams: the Thirty
fourth. where J r LAWYER Is the
democratic candidate for senator
against George 4 Piper; In the
Thirty nth. where George Comp.
ton Il the democratic candidate for
senator against Billy" Potts. and
In the Thirty.siNth. where George =.
Cutierill f. the democratic eandi-
date against Joe Lyons. the VERY
manifest unfitness OF the rcpubli-
can candidates AZ compared with
the superior qualifications OF their
democratic opponents have deeply
Impressed many voters who are
normally republican. and this con
dition insures that there will be a
vast deal OF scratching. On this
the democrats base their hope for
the election OF some OF their can
didatea.
Over the county generally. on
against whom there Is
little or no criticism. and in some Of
the legislative districts. the return
Of republican maioriiies appears as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05

sss YORK Nov. s--Essten day will sors in Ns~ YOrk
- "A. ss,ssws decidedly prsesmseal Mas lhssn head Of
- t.a.e.rs.res league ess the sissten 81 Hearst By
mao slsr.asy wssdruft says Hughes plurality
IL - Noooo
rs, "a sesah dsY 81 rampanf ard e said that $4,000
-. ..rhutsa district leaders bring ths
IA. sns today 70 en- Hughes, with plenty % tsksra
a<..s srshar, transfer 1000 pSliessn THIS
- - s.lsss the parslnsa from Interfering with
:. .k.ss. will Be n strange place No
...~. where . 70 be Stationed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
BANK cLEARlhos.
VALIDITY SUSTAINED.

feofipps Telegraph serviee.l
WASHINGTON. Nov 5.-'fhe sti'
preme court todaf practically ans'
tnlue1 the validity OF the franchise
tax leFy IN diminishing the case Of
thc CovinRion A. Cincinnati Bridge
company against Auditor llager. OF
ceyinaion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
tseripps Telegraph Service.

(seripps Telegraph servieeJ
! pTTTsBrRG. Pa. Nov D.
! RadRer omar. The detective IN
! charge. who is gathering evi=
! dence for the Thpw defense.
. stated today "Thaw vii stand
! trial on the plea ~ justlficn-
} tl0n. His attorneys will make
! no effort 90 prove that he
! was insane when he shot
/ white No explanation 10
! given for the cAnRo Of plans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
FORTY-TW0 STATES Will Vote TOMORROW
AGGEST BATTLE To
OCCUR IN NEW YORK

u.ohss and Hearst Both Claim Election With a
Plurality Of 200, 000-- Betting Fayors Hughes
..conqressmen to Be Elected in Majority OF
States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
s ,ssriops Telegraph ssrvi,.5

,sefipps Telegraph ss,vis.A
q. ~ FRANCISCO. Nov. win
a.. - ....p'ion u perhaps ore or tuo
la.ss 1. , ,,9lr Speeches the cam
~ california IL closed ana H..
o. !, beng devoted q ne formaf.
Ca .i p'-as 70 bring out The vofera
horsa.' . .,h'r Il predicted faf 10.
w. s .ad az the parties evp.sl 40
ss oli ION vote ~
r.,.oilesn Chairman gtar. q. .
tIe,s-s issuea today eiaiTs5 a
o.. 'sf The entire regl,ttI..,,
iss.as,sss,.' majority II 10 600. mo
~ -, -. claim Bells election ~
nsss IL 49,. ~. Iangdon'a manager
H. =, Y, ptediction AZ 10 lie - =,
s,ata Da' say hs1l sweep tLs
eg.,,. ne Indications are tbsi
b ssss. 80 i'pabilcan nominee Wul
Esg ~ y reduced mslorifg
sskh - have delivered a fr,l
hans ~ - e. q noon today. bpf bg
bss 80. ~ physiclsas Who found
aylsa ~, ana lungs 81 bad CON.
WHARF \. 'sli for bis home N s.sas
phraclI =. speak tonight n hi,
aopartlns s.al'lon permits pefor,
elected u Z Ia. .aia he expeeted H. =,
'e9s majority
IA -
char, s,'s's''rsIsaraph s.rylss.)
SERIOUS sIss,. ~ -. " Va Nsv g..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
AFTER THE CROOKS

(Scripps Telegraph SoFN'eosl
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Nov. g.. Nearly
100 more bench warrants were Is
sued today at the request OF tho
grand jury. which Is accusing prom
incnt citizens OF crookedness IN
election primaries aud reg iatratien'
The names Of the accused VIII nc
withheld until the parties are ar
rested. II ~ expected that SEQ more
yyarrnntA. VIII BE- Issued.
FIRE MONT AND BALLARD
eoutEVARDERs TO MEET
A meeting OF those interested In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05


= . rsnns7lvania there e. very
- contest for governor between
~ - knefy, Jr. and fusion nom
a 2 ne Lincoln republicans and
y. aenloeFals, and Edwin g stu
- 80. ~ MAYOR Of PHILADELPHIA the
49, '''iean candidate Both slides
!, go. ~. ne state, and # ia dlffIeuli
~. which viii via The reBnb
g.. congressional committee
~ 49, mat the republicans WllI
49, ~ ~ majority IN the house II
es -, = .'.atiyes. The democratic
~, 4 committee claimt
d n' ~ republicans viii not hav,
~ pfitg IN the house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05

Assas frum the two principal 20
Fra parties. a DOZEN others have
Msssz ia The field The prohihis
sfnlsfs and socialists have tickets
aeafsf e4sFs state IN less than
~ . d0Een states hare the p1pu
~ pat up candidates IN Cali
n'sla Asarsts Independence league
te ~ ~ a separate Ticket. II
~ Iork ami Massachusetts, the
nnAdAiea II she Independent
eaFAs afs re same IS those ca the
&m1efaiie tlckefa IN %aw YORK
ns nEnieipal Ownership party has
J asAti IN the field Ia Colorado
ass $ Al Independent candidate
= pssraor In addition 10 he
FassA PIT W BY the republican
<n1s7siie and socialist 8rEaaizas .
1ss N several states the indie
f.zsat laAor party has pot up can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05

" contests IN NeN York state
~ Psnnssiganla are % special &c.
s'sE Charles = Hughes. repub
- and William n Hearst demo.
1.ls and Independent league. hav.
= ssxea hot campaign for the
'efseFship from star; r. finish
maJ conflicting elements enter
- ne figh, that Il d not safe
pfsaiet The result but che
80 seem 70 favor the election
nszhes. on account ~ fhe large
nspa q democrats from the
asa'N standard The latter how
y" vi have large gains from
~. aoof vote, and claims city and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05

WASHINGTON. Nov 5 There
= !, slssssoas in q states tomoF'
= p.fss. ossxoa aaa NcFmoni
~ slrvaay thls rear selected
-. efrcers All their gepFeseii's'
,~<x n he slxsissh coasfvss
8 sntss 4 governor aud other
s..s xsiress. a. vel ~ congress.
- ~ d - eh0sen In the other
g. mlnaf state oftlesrs og Judges
n ~ snprsme court and congress
- AZ 10 Be voted Tor. and IN uins
crsssssssnen onsy are % h. elected
~ prinespag state oftieers are "a
n skoesn IL AlahA1na. California.
f,nfsso Couneefieut Idaho. Iowa
knsas NassaeAaselts. Michisan.
rnn.wsn Nebraska. Nevada. NrM
m Worth psko,a. south Carolina.
<nsA nukoss. Texas Wisconsin
Il wyamlnx NuN HamPahlre
49, anly a governor. Tennessee ,
smsracr ant railroad commission.
q al Peansglsania a guyernoF.
&ssenant governor. audlgas general
AZ eerstary Of lnfefnal affairs
Nrsr stats offiesfs-
Nlanr state osflcefs OF Justices n
A. sapsene ccart are 10 b. voted
N n lnaEana iillnois Missouri
nsn Fioriaa. North Carolina. Della
srN. rsnh. wAshlnxfBa and Nnn.
n1a. caaxFsasHen oaly ARE 81 b.
rlsrss4 n Arkansas. Georgia. Mis-.
xsksy. Louisiana. Virginia. Wess
rrxsals. HaryiAaa. Kentucky and
Nss lsfusY. AMI delegates Ia Art.
nsa. sss Mexieo, Hawaii and Pos
d aicn
~ ,srnss d - unlted State.
ss4san ssgArs en- Marcia 4. 1907
n legislatures Of Mslne. ureEou
AriAaas aad Georgia. whlch eject
rzAE1gs. have already been chosen
Z IL ioli8sinE states The iexiala.
fsfez viii b. elected next mouth
ykAxsn, Delawars. Texas Ken
mar, Nsx Hampshire Kansas.
Tsassssee Montana. Nsssachu.
s,ass illlnois. Iowa. NsN Jersey
bsho West Virginia Louisiana.
SasA Dakota. Misslas Pot. Virginia.
ssaaska Alabama Minnesota. Cot.
staa North Csfpliua. Nyomins
All zAode Island
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05

ciI1r,, ,,s''s''rsIsaraph s.ryiss)
Serious 49,, s1''..i Vls. W. Va, HNy g.
ss''op iFoublss occurred {,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-28
THE ELECTION RETURNS.
Bulletin Boards Will Be In Front Of
The Herald and News
office.

The Herald and News will tonight
give the election returns from the var
l"ll> boxes as soon as they are recriv-
ed The managers are requested to
send the results hA telephone "r BY
some one coming to the city or in any
other manner possible as soon a> the
votes are rullntcd.
People from e"cry section Of the
county will be IN Ncwhcrry. interested
in the result of the election. and the
60, prrati"n of the managers in this
respect will be very much appreciated
by The Herald and News.
The bulletin boards will be i'm front
of The Herald and News office.
The headquarters of the county de-
mocratic executive committee will be
in The Herald and News office to-
night, and the official returns will
also be sent to this office.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-28
TRIBBLE OUT OF THE RACE.
tary of State, On Advice of Physi-
clans.

Col. Nj. p. Tribblc announced his
withdrawal from the race for secrc-
tarv OF state. This decision was reach
ed after consultation with his physi-
clans, who advised him that his ply
Sicial condition would not permit him
to assume the duties Of the office if
elected. What effect his withdrawal
will have is a matter of conjecture.
The ballots have been printed and
sent out to the different county chair
men, and Col Tribblc s name will have
to stand as it is printed.
AT the beginning Of the campaign
in June Col Tribble was suffering
from nervous trouble and was I'M
able I" join the campaign party. On
the 18th inst. he joined the campaign
ers at Anderson and made his first
speech. He followed the party to
Walhalla. Pickens and Greenville. He
was stricken in Grecnvillc and had
t" be brought home for rest and medi-
cal attention. He is now sitting up
and is doing as well as could be ex-
pected.
His withdrawal is a matter of sin
cere regret to his friends throughout
the state.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-28
WHITE WOMAN ATTACKED
BY YOUNG WHITE MAN

aiken, Aug. ga young white
man by the name of Prince Barton
was brought here early this morning
and placed in Jail charged with com
mitting al assault upon Mrs. Matte
Bryant, who is said to be divorced
woman of Graniteville. According to
Mrs. Bryant, she had never seen Bar
ton piror to last night. She says
Barton same to her house last night
while she was at neighbours Some
of the people in her house called her
home, saying that Barton was a nice
young man. She agreed to accompany
him to an ice cream festival. Mrs.
Bryant says that shortly after leav-
ing the house Barton made an attack
upon her, throwing her to the ground.
She resisted as best she could, and
screamed for help. Some people near
by ran to her assistance, but Barton
fled before they arrived.
Mrs Bryant s clothes were badly
torn, and she was bitten on the face
and arm. She has been confined to her
room all day.
Barton was captured some time af-
terwards in Graniteville and brought
here early this morning. Barton is
about "a years old and is mill hand.
When seen by your correspondent at
the jail today Barton said he was
not responsible for his action; that
he was drunk and didn't know what
he was doing. He claimed that Mrs.
Bryant threw her arms around his
neck and said after that he remem-
bers nothing He asserted that he
knew nothing of the assault and de-
clared that if he got out Of this trou-
bic he would "cut out" liquor.
Constable Howard made the arrest.
There is no excitement or threats of
''o'ci'ee' / HS
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-28
To Organize A County Union.

Local farmers unions of this county
will elect delegates to meet in the
house next Saturday morning at |
q 'cnck for the purpose of organizing
Il County Farmers union. Each local
union is entitled to one delegate at
large and one delegate for every ten
members or majority fraction thereof.
Besides the regular delegates from
each local union all members are
urged to be present. aS business nt
great Importance t" the entire MEM
hcrShip will come up for aiScuSSi"n.
An invitation is also extended 10
amy farmer who is not Il member "f
amy union to attend and if he wishes
he may join. 50 that there may be
local unions organized all over the
county.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-28
TO MOVE>TO NEwBERRY
DR.. w. e. Lake. To Practice His Pro-
fession In This City.

DR.. w. T.. Lake, of the county, will
move to Ncwbcrry on September f"
practice his profession Of medicine in
this city.
DR.. Lake is native of this county.
He graduated at Newberry college in
the class of 1879. and at the South
Carolina Medical college, Charleston,
in the class of 1881.
DR.. Lake has been successful in his
practice. He has many friends in tn"
city who will be glad to know that he
will make his future home here.
DR.. Lake will have rooms ut the
Central hotel until he can secure
house into which to move his family
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-28
TRIED TO SHOOT HIMSELF.
He Was Poor Marksman Indeed and
Then He Tried to Jump Prom
Window.
The State.

Inc state.
Gaffncy. Aug. 2G.-An exciting in
cident occurred earl V this morning at
the Commercial hotel in this city by
a man attempting suicide.
y number appeared at the room
when the shot was fired, among the
number il policeman. They were just
in time to prevent the man from leap
ing from the window to the ground
below. This was about'4 a. m.
The man released today on a cash
bond.
His name is w. M. Rippy, and he
was accompanied by his wife, arriving
last evening after midnight on train
No. 30 from the North.
They will be remembered as the
man and woman who caused such ex-
citement at the Gaffney station few
days ago. when the woman narrowly
escaped death while attempting tc
catch n train on which her husband
was attempting to run away from her
Wonder is expressed at the poor
craftsmanship Of the man, failing tc
succeeding in hitting himself wher
trying to end his life with revolver
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-28
THE NEW POSTOFFICE.
Fixtures Are Being Put In-Hoped
To Move About September /.

The fixtures for the new postoffice
have arrived and are being put in.
Work is being pushed, and it is eN-
pected that the postofficc will be
moved into the new building on or
about September |.
The new building erected by Mr.. p.
+. Scott is handsome two-story
structure, and credit to Newberry.
The part to be used by the postoffice
department is we'll arranged for Il
postoffice. The finishing inside is
tasteful throughout. The ceiling is
metal done in blue, and the floor is
tiled. The new fixtures which are now
being put in are handsome and mod
ern.
The new postoffice will be in keep
ing with the progress which Newberry
is making along all lines. e..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-28
Death of Jno. H. Martin.

Mr.. Jno. II. Martin died at his home
in No. township OH August 25, aged
~ wears. He was taken i'll with con-
"cStion Of the bowels at noon on the
day before. and this was the cause Of
his death.
Mr.. Martin waS son of Elijah
Martin. lie was Il member of Trinity
Methodist church.
The remains were inferred at
Clcland graveyard on Sunday mnrnin"
at Il o'clock, the funeral services be-
in" conducted by the Rev. \. II. Best.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-28
Rev. w. L. SeabrOok DELAYED.

Rev. w. l.. Scabrook writes that he
has been very much benefited in
health by his vacation and is anxious
to get home to work, but that very
peculiar and unforeseen circumstances
have combined to make Impossible his
return this week. He had expected to
be in his pulpit last Sunday, but by
circumstances beyond his control this
has been prevented and his first SER
mon after his vacation will be preach
ed on the second Sunday in Septem-
ber.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-28
THE SLAUGHTER SALE.
Crowds Have Been Purchasing The
Tarrant Stock.

The Succrs sui >alc Of the Talrant
stock being conducted by The a. B.
Caughman Co.. in the store in Main
street, opposite the Newberry Savings
bank. continues. and large crowds fill
the store every day. When the big
sale was announced, it was stated that
prices would be slaughtered, and
they were slaughtered. At times since
the sale has been in progress it has
been almost impossible to get inside
the store. The goods have been sold
and are being sold at bargain prices.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-28
Eddy and Fellers.

Messrs. j. A. Eddy and. r. G. Eel
lcrs have formed a partnership under
the firm name Of Eddy and Fellers
and will open on September I, in the
building now occupied by the post Of
flee, with full line Of mems furnish
ings and mems and ladies' shoes.
Both gentlemen are experienced sales
men and success is predicted for the
new firm, .,. ..H......
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-28
Farmers Of St. Philips.

Ih" farmers Of the st. Philips
church community are called to meet
at the school house ON next Friday
morning" at 10 o'clock To organize a
local farmers union. AT that time
will ais" be elected delegates to repre-
sent the local union at the organiZa-
il"n of the county union on Saturday.
y full attendance of farmers i uruod
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-28
EXPENSE ACCOUNTS.
What It Has Cost The Candidates To
Make The County Gam
paign.

Under recent Act of the lcgisla-
turc all candidates are required to
file. before the election, a sworn item
lied statement of their campNigiI eX-
renses. At + O'Clock yesterday after
noon most of the candidates had filed
these itemized statements with clerk
of Court Jno. C.. Goggans. The totals
of those filed were as follows: I,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-08-28
University Of South Carolina.

Session 1906-1907 begins Wednes-
day, September Goth. -.
Five courses leading to B: A. degree,
four to B. S. degree, one to l.. D.
degree and one to L. L. B. dogree.
certlf'cates given for work completed
IN any one of the departments.
Expenses: Tuition fee $4,000;
term fee $500; room fee $500; one
halt OF each must be paid at the be-
ginning of each term. Tuition fee
may be remitted upon presentation Of
certificate Of inability to pay the
same."' t,l II
Benjamin Sloan,
a, President.