The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-29
WHO THEY ARE.
Names OF the Candidates for the
Different Offices.
TILLMAN OPPOSED
By W. w. LumDkln for United States
Senator. All Sorts Of Whlskey
Platforms in the dubernatorial
Race. Pull List of candl.
dafea for aII placea
dates for all Places.

Race. Pull List of Candi-
dates for all Places.
At noon on Monday State Chairman
Willie Jones closed the list OF entries
for the State campaign, which opened
at st. Gaorges on Tuesday. There
were Six eleventh hour entries, one OF
these being Capt. w. w. Lumpkips,
u Oolum bia, commercial agsn5 Of the
Georgia Railroad, who entered to on.
pose Senator B. r. Tillman for the
United States Senate.
lac Columbia r. cord says among
nhe entries Monday was That of ].
Fraser Lyon, of Abbeville, chief dis
pensary investigator, who is out for
attorney general. Five minutes after
nis pledge came that OF ex Senator u
w. Ragsdale, Of Florence, a dispensary
candidate for the same place. This
third candidate ror the place is the
incumbent, Leroy Il. Yuumans. of
Columbia, appointed by Governor
Hayward to succeed the late U. x.
Gunter. Mr.. Youmans was attorney
general under Governor Hampton. and
Ia over seventy years old.
The last pledge to come In, Just five
minutes before closing time, was that
)f A. Crane Jones, prohibition eau.
dldate for governor, from Newberty.
Another anti. dispensary candidate TO
die bis pledge today was Charlie A.
'mi b, Of Timmonsville, local on.
zionist candidate for lieutenant COW
,rnor.
The other gubernatorial entries are
NJ. Il. Ansel county dispensary advo-
cate, of Greenvllle; Senator Cole T.,
oiease OF Newberry, state dispensary
as 1T stands; Joel E Brunson, of Sum.
Ger, straight prohibition; w. "A, H1-
yards, prohibition, of Wards; r.
manning, OF Sumter, q lensary re-
formed; j j. McMahan, OF Columbia
'ispensary reformed; Lieutenant Goy-
,rnor John Il. Sloan, for the atate8
iispensary.
The dispensary candidate Tor lleu-
tenant governor Ia Senator Thomas
e. Mcheod, OF Lee county, on sauaa
Ssp al torIn sas Nj snn ing u iia cnrn 3 il, ,st
LAT OF enbries follows: s s. &
United States Senator-B. r.. Till-,
nan. 10 lgeield, and w. w. Lumpkin.
Columbia. Al
Congress First district, George s.
Legare, OF Caarleston; Second dis
riot, j. 0. Patterson, or Barnwell, G.
L. Toola, OF Aiken, and Butler b.
dair, OF Saluda; Third distcic5 WYATT
Aiken, Of Abbeville, and j. &c Boggs,
II P,ckens; Fourth district, w. @,
lrby, Jr., Of Laurens, ] u. Johnson,
Spartsnburg, and G., III. Manun, of
ireenville; Fifth district, d &c. Fin.
", OF Yorkville, Il. j. SarA. OF Lau-
sns, and w P. P5llock OF Chester;
txJh district, E Ele b., OF Sell
F.; S.vantn olsblcv, \. h. Lever, OF
xinRbon.
Goveruor-M f. Ansal, o. L.
'esse, ] e Brunson, w. A. Ed
Yards, r. |. Manning, ], Mona.
an Johu Il. Sloan, A. Q. Jones.
Lieutenant Governor rhon as G..
VI Lsod and Charles A, Smith.
Secretary Of Slater M McGovn,
orence; j. b. Morris III, Of b ,rke.
~ l.. M, RARinf Of Colu nbia and
u. P. TnbDle, OF Anderson
Attorney General j Frasnr Lyon,
John w. Ragsdale and l.. T.. You
mans.
Comptroller Ganeral "A. w. Jones.
Il AbOeville; G. L. Walker Of Green
ille.
State Treasurer II. jennings,
II Fairfield
Adjutant General-J. O. Boyd, of
Groenvllie; L. w. Haskell, OF Colum-
iia.
Railroad Commissioner James
Cansler, OF Tirzsh; john O. Sellers, of
sellers; j M Sullivan OF Anderson;
j A Summerset, OF Columbia, and
John Ell. Wharton, Of l. surens.
State Superintendent OF e luc .tion
% b M lrtln, OF Greenvils.
RACE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
The racs for attorney neuetai will
De next In interest to that for Cover.
lor. MI. Lyon lefb yesterday aft rnoon
placing his check and pledge in the
lands OF friend, wGo fled IL with
Ihairman Jones Monday less tilan
lalf an hour before the li6t was Cos
I'd. Five minutes later friend tilt d
Mr.. Ragsdales pledge With his checS.
La letter to hia friend Mr.. Ragsdale
said that he would not oppose Mr..
Youmans, but If any other man on.
tered the race to file his pledge. He
asked his friend to wait to the last
and be particular not to enter him un.
less other opposition developed to Mr..
Youmsns.
G. A. SMITH WON'T RUN.
Oae Of the pledges filed at the last
| minute WAS that Of O. A S NTH, OF
Tlmmonsyille, for lieutenant COVER
nor. Mr.. Smiths pledge was Fl led for
aim by a friend VINO stated this
afternoon that after reaching the city
Today at noon Mr.. Smitn mad decided
+ at he could not enter tho race. He
had been solicited to go in tie oam.
psign az an anti dispensary candidate,
but thought 1t would be unWl5e for
aim to make the ra0a on that line.
What Is N We?
The State says an interesting com.
ment upon what Is news" is given In
the reports OF tbs death of the race
| horse Sysonby. Toe New York pa.
pera gave the "atorvU front-n,ra M