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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-09-27

The ticket is good from top to bottom. 1t
is composed of Democrats, of citizens of high
character, and there is no reason why any
Democrat should oppose it, or why any good
citizen should turn it down.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-09-27
LEARN KEEFER' PRICES

lac loose Coffee, 124c Id.
Fresh Potato Chips, 1870 box.
Brooms, 10, 20. 25 and soc each.
WHITING ores Shoe Polishes, 3 for 25c.
Tin Cans and Wax Strings.
Best Eagle Milk, 15c can.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-12

Yourself tAswerahie tor all Kinda OF
things and persons, III one OF your
stupid. go-ahcad, slap-dash, treat
everybody all round confidence
tricks, for which YOU are especially
famous in the Butts. Great Heavens
never wIS such q long list Il vs.
debts rs ! have unearthCl in
mclapchsly pa,h DOCK which yor
me TO lick into share. ! have
round to every one OF the bcgG
have told them YOU are actuo,
starving fqf want et Fundsi aud only
one man has expressed willingness
10 stump mp. SO soon a. lie hears
from his son, who is doing pretty
well in South Australia. And now
yoi are at 1t down in Breymouth,
whore we al thought yol woald have
been safe WIN The piace all to your
SCif, and hegua TottcrIng over other
pco.le's affairs, other peoples tvou-
:,,os, Other peoples dashed, blashcd
Hnase2so aEd Iamreclery Excuse my
stroas Rngruso; II It brings YOU
Ioind 10 proper sense OF yoIr short
90 niag4. / SHAH not regret 1t. | have
q reason Tor it, The Nashcs are not
worth Hour ~ consideration ani
patronage, my W ~ knight of the.
JNCtui lnuntehuIcS
sorry late as is the wind-up OF
he career OF the paternal Nash, 1t IS
not for YOU to blubber over, sweet
yonth. Mr.. Nash may he not worth
,.".-. ..', ana !g tndisputably
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-12

better out OF a rdac;':y SOii4. have
learned lot about Nash and his
daughters. ! found the company CT
the Royal Eastern prone TO be com
municative after sundry drinks; and
mere Is the result of my researches
Ola Nash ran away from his wife---
OF MS vile ran away from old Nash
doubtful which, and not TO the
purport of this story; both were bad,
aeucet bad, they say. He has left
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-12
Railway Coffee House,


My Dear Old Visionary Pal
am glad YOU tclegraphed to me. be
cause | am sure yol have got int,
one of your usual delightful scrapeg.
which turn up when YOU are LEFT lonq
to Yourself. Mrs. Matherway saws
yol are not fit to be trusted In land
Rowing with gall ana wormwooI and
general malcvolcncc; that YOU want
looking after as much as ever voa
lid; and that the sooner you are
1acN In NewinSton Butts the bet r.
what on earth, and why on carth
arc You worrying yoir small fiddle
strings abolt the death OF n poor cli
lmpccunions and probably unprlnai-
pied stroliing player2 What Is 1t to
you, old manf Why can not you
keep yourself to yourself 'entcirely.'
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-12

IS not nSCe iect f0rEl
ali Iea.urc .-.-- woman
w o could never serve as an artisr S
model! possesses those rare qualities
that all tn Wo.lI admiles: neatne *,
zen. eyes, Cisan smooth SKIN Ind
that spright,jGe = 81 step snd action
that AGO .uDIIy gjoa hclItii. 4 Vlysi
Ca!ly weaA woman s never attractive
not eV, "a 10 hsrasif. Electric BtterS
restore weak women, give strong
nerves, bright c yes, smo ooth, Velvsty
skin, beaulitui complexion. ii iaran
teel At ali D:usElSt Sd:
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-12
CHAPTER V
EAIRFAY'S LETTER

che morning came letter from
: George Fairfax. l had not expected
Is information by the early morn
ng's post, but here it was to hand.
PerseVering and quick-witted, Fair
AK had walked to the London tc,-
minus, taken advantage OF the new
ostal rules, and dropped his letter
= o the special receptacle for the
ight's mail down. And so here at
~ breakfast table was his red-hot
pistle:
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-12
r. w. Robinson.

ply came
horities:
empty"
Xcited now, and on tho war
Xpenccs and shillings were
ay with wondrous rapid!Ly
ridhle sh9ulh ke sqltGd ii,
- was actoFmme4 :
raphcd to lay deputy Fair.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-12
A ME MORABLE DA'

One of the days we remember with
pleasure. as well as with profit TO our
heal In, is the one Oh which we became
acquainted with DR.. King'sNew Life
Pills, the painless purifiers that cure
headache All b.iii)Isne5s, an1 keep
the bowels right, ,25c at all DRUG
ores.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-07-12

Eaa ~ nluue a. tma, III ueaI
rae. slhVins hard for mo
lay In the lap of Incidence at
Ith, a useless clog upon So
drcnc doing no work, arl
t little inclinafion.. for work.
TX was very ~ II his re-
teoy ~ the replies had
wpls banttuiiy brto..
light on al once"
that ! thoIght ! should have
cAco 10 wait. | felt that the
: III sonu harGa. knew
ia!rfax was rarscycriAg, fond
nture, warm-Acartnd. hard
clcar-s!ghted, obSUadtc; jIst
10 ferret o2t a little mys-
= this. why. he might find Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24
GapitGn nnb Satin crtrnnfcn.

Stem. Sapen, Conn, %. Ge5.
- Captain Senrp Scribner bon Der
Sarge nTem.Sopen" ertronf belttc
nit ieiner Satin, ais fem Tabr5eug
in Der TGbe bon @poomont inter
qing. Die Barge mar NIT aoblen be
loocn ,lno Suiammen nit mebreren
6bnIid)en 6abr5eugen I'M Sdlepptall
bes IemorqueurS .Wc@iaioms" auI
benz @ege bierber. Sn Solge Itilr'
miifen @etters uno bodlgebenoer
Sec riIIen iid Die 9argen los uno
muroen bon Sen @eaen perldlungcn.
@s gelong Dem Reite Der 9elabrn9,
ichS Morn an ser 3obl, iid) olli BEN
GemorQuellr SIT rrtten, ollcin Scrlbs
ner uno feline Srau Deriithten, III Ell
mem fIeinen Note Sen Strano 81 err
rei6en. l~lntermegs fenterte ibr Boot
uno 0eioe e%rtranfcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24

Or. @lombinsfi oie preilBiide ToIell-
&orloge arf's Sopet nit Dem @llll.
Idle, bob Die &egierltng 81 @llniten
Der Eolen SteQllng nebmen ionte.
Der WiniIter beS NIeltBern Srbr. bon
Nebrcntbal proteitirtc Mlf's S6Grfite
gegen ieoe Ginmiidu1ng IN Die Eoli-,
tit zines befreun0eten StaateS unb
cine Folemif oagegen, 81 Der Die Ee-
9ierllng rQlter feiner 9eoingung ibre
Suno bieteln miiroe.
Wefcrle'S 9uell.
@uoapeit, %. 0e5ernber. - Sn
Dem geItern bier itottgefunoencn
3iucitnmpf 5miiGen bcnt ungariiden
Nremlier Or. @eferle llno Dem Or
SuIti5miniiter Eolonpi mar GrIterer
Der grobere uno itdrfere Ser beioen
2uellanten u1O 3eigte iid a1b .alS
Dem @egner iiberlegencr 6ed)ter. Gr
ourfihlu9 Eolonpi's Yorooen uno
trof i'm nit Der fladen aiinge nlebr,
faf, obne inn Sdaoen 5ll5ltfiigen.
FolonDt bot 0Qllll 0efl Ereflller INN
Gntlfallbigrng, unb Die 8egner
lhiittelten iid Die Sdnoe.
Nad DEM Gnoe ocs 9lleqS telegra,
pbirte ser Tremier benz &oiier ben
Illsgong unO befom ais Nntmort
cine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
&rolpalle in Se5.
Yoris, %. Ge5embcr, - Sn Mfu.
roffo iinb nel,e ernite llnrllben aus
gebroden. @ie cine iiber Songer
bier e%ingetrofiene 9epeihe meloet,
bat iid Die 9epolferllng bon 5e5 err
boben uno einen Sbeil Der letten
Sonrmer bon Dem Jest IN Tubut be-
finolifen Sultan Nboul.sl5i5 perlai.
ienen Souptitoot %gepliinoert unb ger
It6rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24
8rutale Grmurbnna zines ainbes.

Spro Gitp, ga, 90. Ge5ember.
= Inno @oitpIo, flint Sabre alt,
murbe in ser letter Radt bier aitf
brlttale @eiic ermoroet uno ibre
2eihe am 6lubufer peritedt, no man
iie beute ianb. Der geroaft ridtet
iif segen iieben 8rieden, meIfe in
einem &oitbauie neben Der @ohnunt9
Der gltern beS &inbcS lebtenL uto
rier oerielben beiinoen Iid) IN &aft,
Gas Wotip fir bas @crbrehen lit ein
3GtbieI. Gin Shub aus einem
Sdroteepebr bate Die alcine in ben
sails getroiien unb ibrem Seben ein
Gnbe eemaft. 9ei'm Anbrllh Der
GunfeIbeit bate man iie nod i'm
Sofraume hires glternbaules ipielen
ieheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24
Hanbcr srr HcdcnIdjait ecsuaen.
g in0l il o n, ~, %. Te5embc

Sling it n, N..D., %. DECEMBER.
- SRI. Minnie Iqiger bon bier bat
5nei MGnner, Sobn Shompion uno
hilbert Maion, ais oicienigen agnoS+
5irt, bon nelfen lie, oIs lie om9lbenb,
BON Haul GoooS, Dem Spbne oes
Gep. u. 6. 0obbs, begleitet, naf
Sallle giIlg, iibcrfnaen nno nm ibre
eolbene llbr bcrallbt, mGbreno 0ooos
Inn Sc crlcid,tert nllroe. Die Hdll.
Der mllroen in Nemburgb perbaftet,
mo nod, cine nnOere gnfloae gegen
lie pnrlieut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24
Ncne 8criaTnng fir Miiiiiiippi.

Sattiesbur9, Wtrr., %. 0e5.
= ,Sn elmer am Samltag abeno ab'
gebaltenen Sisrng 5ablreider Wit
glieoer Der 2~eeislatur puroen Heio-
liitionen angenommen, worin Die gin-
berufung elmer gonitituante sur @us.
arbeitung elmer neuen 8erioiiung fir
ben Staat Miiiiiiipii perlangt miro.
gs meroen Ienberllngen i'll Der 3obi
Der 8ertreter in Ser 2egislatilr oIrd)
bic neile @erfaiiung gemiinif)t. Die
2egisIatir tritt in einiscn @oden SIT.
iammen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24
Wpd, cine SmspcniiUn.

Gan SranciSco, %. Ge5. -
Die 9anf bon Galiito9a, Spnomas
County, idlob belttc N~ad)nlttag hire
Gbiiren. PIN 81. Suli 5. s. bcliefcn
iih bie 0epoiiten Der anitalt oltf
$175.314. Sbr GrGiioent y. $.
9ropn crflGrt, lire S%uspeniion lei
lebiglif cine Solge Der 8eloflemme
ilno bic 3abllrng mcroe balb mleoer
aufaenommcn neroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24
-Gnalano's @cldGftslaee.

9 it o II, Wtuii., %. Ieicmber. =
Mit oenl @cginn Der lester pollen
ISOLDE bes Scbres mod)t iit Elm ieBr
conlcrpntipcr 3ug in alien Sn0uItrie.
@cbieten Ncit.Gnglnnb's bemerfbar,
menn man ultd Die Soffnung auf
cine balbi9e 9eiicrung Der @ei6ofts-
laee aufred)t erbaiten miro. Tiele Sa'
brifantcn boltcn es fir rotbionl, ibrc
Erobllftiun 81 beidrGnfen, Inn einem
3llimnmenbrefen Der Yreiie unb ei-
llcr llebcrbdIilmg nit 0orrGtben I'M
Srilblabr por5llbcl,gen. Sn Den Sptr-
ncreien BON Hcu.@rglanp miro MIR
bier Gage per @ode gearbeitct, mo.
rulltcr $4,000 grbciter leioen. @inige
bon oe1 Spinncrcien iinb icbt gon5
gci6loiicn unO merbcn Den Setrieb
crit ONT 1. Sanuar nit perfilr5ter Mr-
beits5eit mieber onincbmen. Sn Den
Observation-Disclosures S~elieliobrifea
unb Shubfnbrifcn lit Die Yroouftion
ebenfnus beihrGnft rporben, IN bell
SdubfobrifCn miro sic Nrbeits5eit
nod) lmb nod obcr micoer GerlGagert,
un0 Dicic Snbuitric iheint iif miebcr
81 bcben. @Gbrenb EropioencG, 81.
s., unb Gloremont, RS, @prceItcr,
@cbitct, 0oroner, @nltbam, llrbrio-
&c unb onbcrc 6abriforte unter Der
Ilaubeit Der Sllouitrie'n gelitten bo-
ben, miro aus Wondeiter, N.-S.,
2erpiIton, Me., unO Sitdblrg, MoII,
bos @eid,ait ais gut be5eihnet. Sn
piclen onocrcn Srten lit Dos @eih1it
MIR mittelmdbig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24
Sabnunfaa in @curaia.

Eallapooa a, Ga, %. GeS. -
Ter Don 9ltlontn nod Birmingham
gebenoe 3ltg Nr. % Ser .Soltbern
&ailmop" lit bier at elmer oifen
~itebenOen @eid)c perunaliidt, nobel
Der Sofonlotipfilbrer 0opnep bon
Mtlanta ieinen Suo geillnocn hat uno
5mei Sei5er perlett nlirOen. Son ben
EaiIngieren nobm Niemano Sfaoen.
Tie @eihe mar in b~oslpiuiaer Ib.
iidt bon llnbefonnten perItelt NOR.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24

Sa6perItdnoiger auf Die erIten g(lls.
lagen Der 6rou b. glbe balirt.
Seute pernommerte @eAeimpoli5i.
fen be5eugten. Dab Ser 9eboroe ob.
lolltt 9ti6t5 iiber cine abnormale Ser.
~anlagung oe8 @rafen Woltfc befarnt
lei. IaS @eridt bearlftragte einen
Der Hifter, lid nad Miinden 81 be-
geben mo BORT Die 9ltsidgen DeS
Froieiiors Sdmeningcr, iuelcber luei-
lanO StSnlard's Seibar5t ,uor ur0 bic
Srall bon Glbc nit Srn. NarOeu be-
tannt genlodt, nod0em or ibre idroi-
fen Mnflogcn 0coen Wioltfe pcrllonls
men batte, binii6tli6 Ser @lotblpiir.
0igfeit Der betreiicnoen Game 81 Der
nthnten.
Ger Ero8eB pur0e Damn bis sum
nGd)Iten 6reitag pertagt.
&ommen II d) mad Nine
rifa.
Woilan6, %. 9e5ember Ger
Fianiit Ioieai unb icine Satin, Die
lriibcre aronprin5eilir 2ouiie Don
SahieL baben Die Nmerifa-Neiie,
mclde lie geplant botten, n~lfgegeben.
Ger Smpreiurio, nit melfem 1oieai
in llntcr6arolung itano, lit Ser gtn.
Iift, DAP sic Goltrnee iid) bel ser &C.
aenlpdrtig in Sen Ser. Stoaten herr.
i6enben @elOflemme 5lt einem 6iasco
geltaltcn milrbe. "a olnerifanii6e
0oQar'fGte porldllfi9 nidt 5l bolen
Itn0, miro iih oas gbepQor nud)
9eutl6lono begeben.
8erlongt offentIi6e sim.
ri6turg.
Mpnte GurIo, 90. December.
- Die lpegen grmorbun9 ibrer ebe,
moligen i%ntimiten Sreunoin, Der
Shmeoin emma 9epin, gum 5ooe
urrllrtbeilte iriihe8rGiin @era 8oolo
periebt Die Hegierung Don Mtonaco
in cine iflimme &erIegen6eit. Sic
p%crlungt, boB lie 0ifentlih Dor Dem
Goiino bin9erihtet ,ucrhe. Iicles
blutigc Sdauipiel m0hte ser Shirt
hilbert, ser iiber6nupt Elm ulls9eiprn-
djener .8egner Ser 9o0csltrnie lit.
I'M ieocn ErciS 9crmciocn, ober nit
Mitdiiht olif Bic Die Siibnltng oes
grGblifcn WorOeS ior0ernoe Silent
lid)e Nieinung fam cr iif nidIt 5ltr
@cgnooiaunQ Der Stoll entidllicBel.
Sic miro 0ohcr Dabridcinlid cinen
ncllcn Ero5cb crbolten u1o i6licBlid
bios SIT lebcnSlGnglider 3ud)tbnilss
ltrofe perurtbeilt perben. Sbr nit
ibr idulOig bciunocncr, aber nit 90
Sobrcn 3udtbauS peg1cfommener
@ottc miro sur 8erbiiBung ieiner
Stroic nod Gopenrc in Sron3oiiid)-
@lliana 9ebrad)t mcroer.
Ieroplon ma DIT meiten
Sling.
ToriS, %. Gc5ember. Sm
@eiicin Don @unocrten bon Mcnifen
Iebte in Siip lcS WouIins ser Grim.
ser NCnri tSoptaat ieine Gerilt1c nit
ieinenl Ncroplon fort. IS gelnng
ihln, oaS gan5e 6el6 81 itberfliegcn
Gllf Incident er Seine Experiments M
itcllt, uno lein Wotor arbeitetc better,
ais 6isber. Gle oa5 eigenartig con-
i~trrirte 2uftidiff treibenbe Sdralbe
noft 1850 l(mOrebungen in Der Mi-
luto ser Nppardt gebordltc je.
SEM Crude beS Stclcr5. 9ri'm nod
item Nuiiticg crlportet Ser Grinder,
bic 3llriidgclegtc Strcdc 5u perbop-
pcln. @cnm eS inn gclingt, Ole 3abl
Der Shrnilben l(%morebungcn oltI
100 in Ser Winilte SIT brlnaerL lit
nad leiner Nniidlt oic Stobilit1t lei.
mes S~ahr5cltgcS geiihcrt unO or miro
meitercn Shpicri9feiten bnben,
Den iiir cine Runbfobrt Don 5lpei Silo-
meter mtsgeiesten 0eutid.F reis ST
erringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24
Spfcrtc iid) fir feline Sducitcr.
Grogiifc %orgGngc bel eincm Gene
menthollsbrono in Hem.g)orf, -
6erler cntitono permutblif ollrh
9ranOitiftung.

SranoltlItln9,
Ncm Oorf 90. Ge,ember. -
9ei einem bcltte in einem fiinfItodi.
gen Senementbauie al, Ser Sit.110.
Strabe ols9ebrohenen GSeuer fam elm
Wann un1's 2ebcn ltn0 mebrere an.
0ere Feri onen crlitten iffpere Brand
number, oarunter Gas. WcGuilfen
Elm 5~ebni1briger &nabe, lpelfer fiir5.
lid elm gein qebroden bate urlo nod
nift Dieoer gnn5 ~bergeIteIt mar.
Ierielbe balf beilte cine blinoe Srau
retten uno murbe babel ibper Der.
brannt.
Ser umgefommene Wann bieB
3rieorib &onis unb wobnte i'm
pierten Stodlperf nit ieiner Satin,
einem fleinen ainbe unb ieiner Wut.
ter. @cgeniiber o ieiner @obnung,
aii Ser onberen Seitc zines Gauges,
beiano iid bas 3inlmer ieiner Shpe.
iter Irau Gbomas Gorfer. aGnig
bate ieine eigene 6amilie idon IN
Sid)erbeit gebraht uao febyte suriid,
I'm aud bie SdmeIter 81 bolen. ID
bel mllroe er pom Hallfe iibermGltigt
uno man fono i'm ais 2eide allf Der
Sreppc. Iie Sdmciter bate in5nir
jd)en lire 6ludt aus Dem b%rennenoen
Soliie bereits bcwerfitclligt.
Cine Sreppe i'm Snneren brnd M
fer Dem funeirenben @ntailonsdci
Boiling 5uiommcn uno oerielbe iprung
mad einem Senlter. Der perfoblte
6eniterrabmen brod) 5uiammcn uno
BOILING ~itiirote orei Stodmerfe bob
in ben Soiraum binob. Seine Scr
iteaung lit 5meiielbaft. Man permit
tibet, OaB oas Seuer bilrh SratoltlI.
tuna entItano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24
9ei 9aton Honac, Ga, iii Elm

= 9ei Baton Houge, Ga, lit elm
Neger perbaitet unb fat eelpnd)t NOR
ben melder ouf einen 8aiiagier5ug
Der .Dn5oo uno Miiiiiiippi @auep.
9abn" seidoiien uno aoonis s.. @ri.
oert aus gapor Cara, 2a., einen iun-
gen aabetten Der Stnats- llnioeriitGt
BON 2ouiiiana, setrofien unb setootet
bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24
Furticbnna bon Scr 1. Sritc.)
IuirGrmungs E @rbeiten i'm 9nneren
Bis morgen 9Ibeno 81 poaenben.

surroundings : Nrpel1en III SrnereH
big moraen 2Ibeno SIT poaeHoen.
Titisburg, ga, 90. 0e5ember.
- @. Il. @oooforO, Sice-Erdiioent
ser nEittsburg GoaI Co." tbeilt
heltte nit, man babe iebt auBer alien
3pcifeI feitgeiteIt, ouB 22S 9lrbeiter
in ser Carr 3ehe nmfnmen. Gle
Ger50gcrung Der 6eItitellung Ser
Spfer5obI iei einem Glerf 5u5uidrei.
ben, oeiien HfIidt es mar, Die Nan1en
offer tGQIit in Der Wiine al Die Pr
belt gcbenoon 2ellte 3lt Der5eidncn.
0eriel6c bate eipen 9ruOcr ourd 6a5
llngliid perloren uno mar in ben err
item Ea9en nnd Der aataItropbe fallnl
5urehnungsfGbig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24

Phi elmer gemeinibaftlifeil
6ahrt erihoB in Der Ndbe on &odp
Soro BEL StateSborn, Ga, Soc @oobs
Den @eiben @inf Wifea, neil er iif)
gemeigert bate, linn icine @bisfep-
Ilaife sur @erfiiaung SIT iteaen. Ger
Morber begab iit) Damn na6 Sonic
nno mnroe sort pom S6eriff feitge-
llplltnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24

itm Grfdftnna In eincm Sag 5n fnrtren
ncbne ntdH 9aEattue Srpmu Enintne Eatfets.
nirfeu. G. %. @rupe's 1lnterfbr rift amf ieoer
GdhudhfeI. Orc. (Sff1 .fSt&m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24

VaFe fRr's Musiane beiorat C. Maine, RI.
413. q SaItimsrr.str.. nahe tuui1pnfe.A sue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24

EaKc sur Geiie in's Mnslanb be.
iorst 6. @ainc, Wr. 413, CIt-Yalti.
mprcitrahc, nabc Gnitum Sonie Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-24
Sdab %tapitulirt.
Nae SprScrungcn Der perliidcn Der
iaiIunaspartci 6%cWiaist.

Sin neues ErcBgeieB fir China. -
Houb5ug elmer 2lbtbeilung mclItc-
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Availability The Test.

That sterling democrat, j. Ham Lewis
endorses the proposition that comes
from Georgia to nominate Governor
Hoke Smith as the Democratic candi-
date for President, if it is considered
desirable to select Southern man.
What is needed, however, is not a
Southern man or Northern, because
he is from either section Of the country
but one who will be satisfactory to
both sections and can so unite the
Democracy that he can carry those
states that are necessary to win the
election.
There can be no valid objection to
each state proposing a favor;te son.
but the candidate selected will have to
stand the test of availability when the
delegates to the national convention
assemble. SO that the party can enter
on the campaign with fair prospects of
success.
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Official Democratic History.

National Convention proceedings Of
the Democratic party from 1789-19O6
have been compiled by Mr.. Edwin
Seton, Secretary of the committee on
organization and campaign of the Demo
cratic National Comm ttee. This
official history Of the acts of the Demo-
cratic party from the foundation of the
government has been endorsed by all
the leaders of the party and will be of
the greatest value to all political stu
dents and especially every Democrat
who desires to know the history of his
party and to tell automatically why he
is Democrat. ssThese proceedings will
consist of 8 octave volumes and the
publishers, the Union Press, New
York, assure US will be suberE set of
books so far as type, paper and binding
are concerned. The volumes are en-
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pictures and portraits of the high grade
and can be secured at very reasonable
price by addressing Edwin Seton. 68
William Street, New York City.
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ent policies which have so much benefit
ed the State.
in making the race for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Governor, Judge
Hager, IN a speech rendered to the
Democrats. before whom he was a
candidate, an account of his steward
ship, and he could have no better plat
form in contest with the Republi-
cans than that accounting. In that
accounting he said: ''For six and one
half years | have occupied the position
OF a public servant as Auditor. By
virtue OF these Offices | have been a
member of the Board of Valuation and
Assessment. AS Auditor | am chair
man OF that Board. The duty of this
Board is to assess all corporet interests.
L have always sought, without fear
or favor, to require all such interests
TO bear their just and due proportion
OF the burden of taxation, and have
put forth an earnest effort to compel
the corporations to come up to the
Requirements of the revenue laws.
and to place all interests on an equal
footing in the matter of taxation.
The values of corporate franchises
have been materially increased during
my tenue in Office and this has been
accomplished without undue oppression
OF any interest, in strict compliance
with the law, against which no protest
can be registered. While ACCOMPLISH
ing these results, it has always been
my endeavor to so administer the re-
sponblllties of this office as to encour
age and invite capital to invest in this
State land | am pleased to note a
most gratifying increase in foreign
capital which is seeking and finding
investment here. Should l receive the
nomination and be elected to the office
to which | aspire, my attitude will con-
tlnue the same, and as far as lies to
my power, | will see that the laws
OF the Commonwealth are impartialIy
enforced without fear or favor so that
the prime objects of government are
attained In securing to all the people
OF the State the rights of life, liberty,
p p3rtS and the pursuit of happiness. >"
AS an official Judge Hager has, at
every point. rendered assistance to
Governor Beckham and stood with him
In the fight he has been waging for
better observance of the laws of the
Commonwealth. He is a fit and proper
successor to the present Chief Execu-
tive of the Commonwealth, and since
selecting him as their standard bearer
in the campaign about to begin, the
party leaders have the utmost con-
fidence in his being able to carry the
Democratic banner to another victory.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-06-28
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governors. w. Hager.
For Lieut.. Governor South Trmble.
For Attorney General. K. Hen
drick,
For Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion-E. A. Gullion.
For Commissioner of Agriculture J.
w. Newman.
For Secretary of State = Hubert
Vreeland.
For AuditOr-Henry Bosworth.
For Treasurer Laffoon.
For Clerk Court of Appeals ohm B.
Chenault.
For United States Senator-J. c..
w. Beckham.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-06-28
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