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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
Cen lille sanser / elegant ginO.

81 bar efter 8eltilling faaet
.nbhnnben / ipecielle fine ng ele.
oonte 8ino BEN lille Sanger. Set
-er oct melt imogfulOe og npOelisiteI
8inb, hi fenoer. 0isie 5angere
T 1eroeles pasienoe iom C@iftI
f1ofs") @aper til 8rpl(up, Som.
irmotion, Ssoielsoag og andre
2eiligbeoer.
Snohinoingerne er alle / be fine
Ite, Ipecielt tillapeoe 2eoerbinb meb
Moire Silfe=Sorints / barnlone.
renoe &ulsrer, ilfe-Werfebaano
.meO &paiter, tint @ulointt, ruuoe
9isriler, elegant Sorliring / Cub.
Set er en- Srpo at eie en- iaaban
lille Sanger inobunoen, BET melt
artiitiife, man fenoer, ct felt lille
&~unitperf fra 8og6inoerfaget.
@apne fan fife paotrpffes oisie
elegante gino uoen at pollipne
Dem. Sm Nopn enifes, fan Set
trpffes paa ct Silfe-M erfebaanb,
iom fon legges / 9ogen. Spr
forifellige Sorper bapes iom ber
ongibet.
g.. 446. S m~srfer6bt, f~sieIsag-
tigt &ioifino me0 S. $. e..
Songeren og 2sp / @ulotrpf,
96lgelinier / 8linotrpf. Brts
$500.
g. 447. S m~srfegrent, f~lsielsag-
tigt &ioifino, meo &ors, GirfIer
og Sroet Sungeren | @ulotrpt.
&oie meb 2gp og bplgenoe 2inier
/ @linotrpf. 8ris $500.
9. 448. S m~6rfegrsnt, F~6ielsog-
tigt &ioIfino, meo imaa Stier-
ner, fine 2inier og Or6et San-
geren / @ulotrpf, meo &lsper-
o0s-6oriiring. 8ris $500.
9. 449. S m6rfebrltnt flSielsag-
tigt &iofino, moOl1lerenOe Sar-
be / brunt. Orbet 5ongeren i
@ulo. 8ris $500.
9. 45O. S bimmel6laot, Fgjels-
ogtigt &iOifino meo &ors, @m-
blem og SrOet Sangeren i
@ulbtrpf, og blinotrpft 2gp.
Soriiring. Gris $500.
9. 451. S roienrSOt, HsieIsag-
tigt &i0iftn0 mooulerenbe Sarpe
| rpOt, Or0et Songeren / Cub
paa &pggen. &ris $500
9. 452. S docoIooebrunt, glot
&i0ifino meo ct flint &ors og
2inier | @ulo iamt Sroet San.
geren poa &pggen / @uIb. Sin
Soriiring meo 2inier, Shopper
og 2illier. Bris $500.
Gan. Smtb. Gnbl. Spnie,
blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
SiDt Splgsnins fra Siefiuu, Ilberta.

S v9aniferen" al 20. @orts i'm
bes ct Stpffe fra 9icfion, llta, meo
ct 8 iom rnOerifrift. Oct er ifrepet
poo en- uionoferoig Wuooe; oct er
iGrlig llngOomsforeninger, Ser on
gri6es, og bet meite beroppe gipes
e goOt Sporf, BET er iaa gropfornet,
Of ielp Ge0. tror set fife oft.
9aa iiOite ungOomsmlsOe bIep BET
peotuget at giue liOt Splpsning til
n0aniferen" ON BET pirfelige 6or-
BOLD. gtaar Ri beroppe meO Sc
mango Wtils AfitanO meO Snteresie
leier ON oe forifeQige SteOer, hi
bar peret fenOte, gpr ri BET, foroi
ri tror, Ri faar noget at bloc ON,
bpurleOes bet gaur og fife BET moo
latte. 0et la1nn1e teltfer hi ON
Genner, Der leier berfra, og "a fan
Der figes: S bar facet noget at pioe
en-, bpor0an bet fife gaar beroppc.
Set er %lfrepet al en-, lom itaar u0en
for 0tenigbeoen, og iom bar inota-
get ben feoelige Stiqinq at ie til
og oct meo bet fol0e 8lif. San fri
t%tlerer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. og Ell fife
fornpiet meo bet. Ween for at oct
rigtig ifal f%orilaa, ia iaa / Ipilen.
Sg iaa llutter n9pnte Stpffe pan
Ell meget from, guofrpgtig Wfaaoe.
9agen, BET bar ifrepet, iDarer ngi<
agtigt til Stpffets Snobolo. Oct
par ifrepet paa en- folO Snebeirs-
Gag, og folo er Stpffet. Set CT
ianot, Der blep itiftet en- ungooms=
fcrening itOlte @fteraor, og oct fig
ger bel / ielpe Sagen, at ale er
hiartelig pelfommen. 9erfor blep
6preningen 10 netop 1tiftet for at
! bgOe alle unge ct bierteligt 8elfom=
men. Set bar lp0t paa Sorenin-
gems @egne ON Ssn0agen gennem
@aitor @unoeien, og BET lpoer fra
enbDer, iom elifer De unges Sag og
0eres Srelie. 2igeleOes leier hi:
6oreningen er / Silbogegang; iom
@runo Oerfor nepnes, at en- Del er
tortrelit og life feolemmer ct u0e=
lltftet, fife pelfommen; De er ga fife
rel1t l9ngere bort eno til Snnisfail
! og Calgary, og ri gleoer % pe0,
| De iii otter pere nle0 %, naar Be
fommer til6nge. Spis set faloeS
&il6agegang, forOi 4 er bortreiit,
iaa er Der pitt Silbagagang mango
Steoer.
9e unge bar biOtil orbeioet meo
Snteresie og itaoig gipet Wtpoe, naar
Ger Oa eQers fife bar DGret SinOrin=
ger / Selau, og Set fan hi fun gleoe
@ pes. Sil6agegung fan Der let
bIipe - bare li0t 2igegploigbeo og
2unfenbe0, iaa ifol Ser mart blipe
Sil6agegang. Oct maa p9re nof
for Sc unges @eofommenbe.
Seq fan bog life unolaOe at be-
nlGrfe liOt til o6ifiGigt an0et, JON
forefonmer | Irtiflen og iferer
ibGrt / 2inene Der. SlunOt an0et
r6et bpffer Mooitono bos nogle
tar papers" BOG melt Imerifonere.
at Sfolen benpttes iom Strife"
Ger ftnoes / belle Sfolebiitriftet fun
1 Sar papers, Der Dor ber, iom fife
er 0anife. Sfole6eitprelien paaItaar,
rer er fife cen iom bar inogipet
&loge / faa Senfeen6e. Snorfor
Sr. 8. ifriper iligt ben | Secret er
fife til at f%orftaa. Sr. 8. fer, at
ser er Sten til Strife og 8reitebns
set foloer ban 8pggefe6er, og beri
bar ban &et; Der er ino6m 8Dgge-
feber, at Der bar beret @en6, iom
.'fripi1ig bar ofret Sto og tooGt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21

fIpreOe aansleren, men, tilfeieoe
Bon, set praftiife 2ip, itemte oes-
pGrre ofte O%aorlig operens meo
Soealerne.
6oreoroget mobtogeS mleo lterft
8ifolo. 9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
Sjeblitstanfer.
(8eta.)

ICll uIlUCll.
Alorig funOte5 Ser Sci iaa iper,
at Mo0 og &raft 10 bialp til at gore
ZEN let.
Sngen Sinoe bar Der Maal ioa
fjernt, at SLID og Smbu 10 bragte
Get nermere.
Sngen Dag bar ioa rig poo
Smerte, ben enbtes BOG meb Scot
tens title opbe 6reo.
Sc, ser iioOer 9erfen, Dor Itore,
dmerifanife SGrfe, me0 lit nette,
iorte Clips oper oet guile 8rpit.
Haa en- SegnpGl iiooer Sen.
Set er / @runoen ell mGrfelig
.6ugl, ben.
Sen oanife 29rfes Sang bar
Iigeioo panifelig at blipe flog po1
iom BEN ~rislenoe, brnienbe 8pf.
Gislen0e, bruienoe itrSmmenbe So
nerne ~uitanOieligt frem al BET lille,
IpffefDl0te SrpIt.
Sffe iaaoan meo Dor 2erfe.
Sen fan fun cen @iie - og set
enOoa Ell meget fort. Snoroan er
Get mi, ben lpOer -: vGiiif, tiff,
ti=iiif guligulp." Oct er bet belle.
Men ioo gentoees Ben Gang til
@eng9l0 Sc bun0reoe @onge ON 0o-
gen. Og BEN fon betp0e ioa mango,
mango Sing.
Naor Ri orager / Murfen til
hort @rbei0e og pasierer for6i Dor
lille Sens &parter, ipeper ban op
poo i'm 8el og ipnger os lin 8iie.
ibet ban ligefrem boloer Die meo os,
ON Ri paalfgnner bans CODE 8iaie.
@eo oenne 2eiligbeo betp6er Gait
gen: ia, ieg ier nof, S mao ar6ei0e
for S6oen og &leoen. Men S er
il ogiaa Sornuftpei ner. Seq er til.
freos meo at perey bpao ieg er. Ct
Get MI ogioa altio Silfelbet meo ier,
5 itore, tenfenoe Mtenneiferl
- 9aar Be unge SeIte fommer
inienoe / oeres faaoe, ubenoige
@alop bjem til 8anofummen og
ifrpmmer 2%erfefatter / bans bpbe
9etragtninger, op paa Selen meo
bam og no meo BEN fife 8iie. Sg
M bill ban itge: oa-ia! oct er en- let
Sag for iuoOanne itore, itGrfe Orr
at Ifremn1e os imaa; men en- ifeu
Dag bill Spmme og 9ioiel f6re eOer
ner9en, 6por S fife lDiter at fomme.
Mor jer 0erfor fun, mems S bar
4nleOningen.
Noar ri efter SoroenItormen
1tiffer Sopeoet u0 al 9pren for at
tage S6ierpationer, after er ban
pua lit &ate0er og foreoroger tin
lille Strofe, og bermeo mener ban
ct iige: o6, BET par bog EN- pr9gtig
Megn. gau fommer Srme og &rp6
frem at oeres Smutbuller. ghu ifol
III o~roentlig lepe bit.
- Soar ieg iiOOer forOp6et |
@eger og Sfrifter bpor set mplrer
pg primler meo tunge, ponIfelige
2onfer; noar ieg "a, iOet ieg tuber
Graaoen, riper mig / Sodret, lp0er
min lille Sens muntre Slit tno til
mig; og I'LL operietter jeg oct ida-
bon: to6 life Mooet; gip big go0
Sio. Secs set engung enoml. Senb
en- file Soffebon til bam biitoppe,
iaa fan ou be0re.
ga, Ser itOOer ban, Ben lille SUBS
Sfabning, meO lit iorte Clips ober
set guile Sfjorte6rpit - Der ii0oer
ban og ipnger: vSijif, tiff, ti-iiit
guliguI9I4 Som fan betpOe ioa
mango, mango cling.
Salloil Der er nof SOctamp. Dis
ie bruno 2egborn-Snner maa "a
piIt Itamme fra Sc porme 2anoe.
9looet ipnes at rifle benz raft og
bioiigt gennem Aurerne. sc bog,
bpor oe rpgger paa binanoen for
fulo Damp, iao Sierene flpper, og
8Iooet foloer 6rpp, brpp. Slltbie-
Iigt bolber oe inoe, itirrer meo ubpre
GpmGrfiombe0 MOB Sor0en efter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
ENGLISH BOOKS.

DANISH LIFE IN TOWN AND COUNTRY. 10 hne
Illustrations. 262 Pages. Elegantly bound. A book of
great interest to the Danish People in U. S. Price $3.50
net by mail.
ESTER RIED by Pansy. This book is well known,
having run as a serial in "Danskeren". Price neatly
bounced 81 so. The same in Danish at SOC. bound.
NEW TESTAMENT in parallel coumnes English and
Danish. Cloth binding. Price Coo.
EARTH SEA AND SKY. Large illustrated edition.
Fine binding. Price $12O.
BIBLES in cercuit binding gilt edge. Price $1OO,
81. rs, S. 25.
LUTHERS SMALL in pamphlet form.
Price SC.
LUTHERS CATHECISM with explanations by B-
shop c. F. Balslev. Bound, Price 25c.
VOGTS BIBELHISTORY for christian schools. Re
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SWEETEST STORIES EvER OLD Red line Sc
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21

SaQoil Der er nof Spefump. Dis
ie bruno 2egborn-Snner maa 0o
rift itamme fra Be Dorme 2anoe.
8looet ipnes at mile Dem raft og
bioiigt gennem @arerne. sc bog,
bbor Be rpgger paa b%inanoen for
ful0 Damp, ioa Sierene fpper, og
glooet folber 6rpp, brpp. Sluoie-
Iiqt bol0er oe inoe, itirrer meo ubpre
GpmGrfiombeO MOB Sor6en efter
et~-eaer=onoet; ifraber og iparfer Bog
no og itirrer igen efter bette et-eQer-
anoet, iom bltr6e ligge | &lo-Sporet
men iom bier fig life at bore Der.
Sq aft bette meo en- ind fremme0.
optoqet Mine, iom ON BET ba aloriQ
bar foloet benz ino at tpnfe pac
SIogsmoaI, enbiige tage Del BERT
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-07-10
NOTICE OF ELECTION,

In consideration of petition sul1i-
ciently signed by electors and free
holders of Chappclls School District
No. 80, we the members of the Coun-
ty Board of Education of Newberry
County, S. c., do hereby order an
election to be held mt the school
house of said district on the 10th
day of July, 1908, between the rours
OF eight and four "to determine
whether or not the additional tax
now levied upon the property in said
District for school support shall be
c"ntinucd.' Those favorinc the con-
tlnuancc of the tax will vote. YES:
those contrary will vote no. Regis
trati"n certificate and tax recent are
necessary to vote.
J. S. Whcclcr,
S. J. Derrick,
e. O. Counts,
County Board Of Education.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-07-10
REPRESENTATION OF VOTERS

Notice is hereby given that the sup
ervlsors OF registration will be at
their offices III the court house dur
ing the months Of duly and August
to re-enroll voters of this county in
accordance with provisions of an act
OF the general assembly approved the
25th day of February, 1908. The office
will be open every day except Sunday
from 0 a. m. to 6 p. m. during these
two months. The law requires that all
voters shall be ro-registered.
e. l.. Hayes, Chairman.
B. B. Leitzsey,
j. W. Werts,
Supervisors of Registration.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-07-10

here to do those things. Why ddn t
you call one of thcmY'
'Wcll, | mailed the letters my
sclf,' replied Mr.. Cleveland, "be-
cause J. did not want to trouble the
boys'
"Mr. Cleveland used to go home
from the Mills Building by way of
the elevated,' said Mr.. McAdoo.
"walking across the park from Fif-
ty-elght street to Sixty-nnth street.
The Moboes' Union, or whatever it
Is, soon learned of this and played it
to good advantage. One side linger-
ed on the south side of Wall street
and the other used to beset him in
the park. Finally the tramps got so
numerous that he had to take some
means of self-protcction.
Il was with him one night when
whole drove Of mcndicants bore down
on him. lie reached in his pocket
and pulled out little book full of
perforated tickets. One by one he
tore the pages ont and handed them
to the bcggars. Each ticket that he
passed out with shake Of the head
read:
Charity Organization Society,
Admit bearer to the woodward
AS illustrating Mr.. Clcvcland's re-
markablv independent way of deal
ING with public matters Il story is
told of prominent and influential
Democrat who took an interest in q
contest over the postmastership of a
small inland town. There were three
applicants for the place, two Demo-
crafts and n Republican. The promin-
cnt Democrat devoted much time to
explaining to the president the utter
of one or the Democrats
and the necessity of appointing the
other Democrat, who. he said, was
an emincntly fit man for the place.
Mr.. Cleveland appointed the Re-
ruhlran.--Savannah News.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-07-10
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
ITORS

All persons indebted To the estate
Of John Il. AtchinSun. deceased, will
max" immediate settlement with the
Undersigned, or his attorney, Eugcnc
:. RlcaSc. Ncwbcrry. S. c.. and all
persons holding claims against the
SAID estate will present the same.
duly attrstcd according to law, to
tn" undersigned or the said attorney.
John c. Hill,
Qualified Administrators,
o-lS-3t Kinards, S. G..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-07-10
News of Silver Street.

Silver Street, July 9.--Its rain
rain, rain in our part of the country
and the grass is Just about to take
the crops. Those who had clean
crops when the rains came have
plenty grass now.
The health Of our community is
just fine ut this time.
Miss Mae Crouch. Of Batcsburc ;s
visiting her sister Mrs. j. p. Long
here
Miss Toln I.oluinirk, OF pomaria, is
spending sometime with her ann,
Mrs. ". Il. Alcwinc at this place.
Mr.. J. j. Schumpcrt, of the Hart
lord community, visited his sister
AIRS. j. W. Crouch last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Whitman, of
the city visited relatives in this see
tinn last week.
Miss Julia Alrwinr. who attended
the W. +. NJ. convention in Oronrc.
b"r&. and visited relatives in Bates
burg. returned home few days ago.
Alr. Claude Long. of Saluda county,,
visited his brother. Mr.. j. p. Long
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. I. :. Blair left us on Tuesday
I" spend sometime with his dauvh-
ter Mrs. j. j. Long. Of Pomaria.
ArSSrS f.. l.. WcrtS and &. W. I,n-
thr"nr. of this place. visited relatives
ana friends at l.vSonS Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Long. Of Anderson, is visiting
relatives in this ron:nunity.
Mr.. j. w. Long and children, of
Greenwood, spent the 4th with his
sister, Mrs. d. l.. Ham here.
Mrs. W. +. Alrwinc. of this place
Is spending few days with relatives
in the city.
Rev. S. p. Koon. Of 81. Lukcs,
preached at Silver Street and oreaniz-
"d congregation: the service was
we'll attended if the weather was
very threatening. The Sunday school
at this place is moving on nicely at
this time.
The people Of this community had
expected to enjoy picnic at the old
Ward place. but were disappointed
ON account Of The rains, very few
able 10 get there.
the Silver Street Warehouse Co..
Is building Il biz Gin house and cx-
poets I" put in 4 complete SYSTEM. by
tn" tim" this crop is ready to Gin.
a.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-07-10
SOUTH CAROLINIANS
ARRIVE ON THE FIELD
Palmetto States Delegation Reaches
Denver After Delay Caused by
Heavy Floods.
The State.

The State.
Denver, Colo, July 7.-Thc South
Carolina delegation turned up last
night, having been delayed by floods,
and it had a meeting this morning.
The following were elected members
OF the committees named: II. II. Wat
klns, credentials: w. T.. Stevenson,
permanent organization; r. B. Gary,
rules and order Of business; Willie
Jones, platform and resolutions; II.
+. Brantley, to notify president;
Thomas II. Waring, to notify vice
president.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-07-10
Recent Ruling of the Post Office Au-
thorities.

The Ynrkvillc Enquirer gave II full
writr-up of the meeting of the State
Press Association at Gailnry. Third
Assistant Post Master General a. l..
1.awShc made an address before the
Association, explaining this ruling.
Thr Enquirer quotes him as follows:
Mr. y. l.. Lawshc. third Assistant
postmaster general, in his address to
the editors. said he was once Il county
newspaper editor and lie said he low
cd the newspaper business and ncws-
paper men and wanted to impress up
on the editors that the members of
the poStoflicc department, including
himself, did not have any horns. His
address was peculiarly interesting in
view Of the recent ruling of the post =
office department that newspapers
must be paid for before they will be
admitted to the mail. as second
class matter. Ilc explained clearly
and forcihly the reason and necessity
on the part Of the department for
the ruling and its real advantage to
the publishers Of Legitimate ncwSpa-
pcrS. 1t had hrcn found ont that
some Of the abuses Of the second
class privilege WAS by persons hay
ing no legitimate publication but us
ing the mail simply for advertising
purposes who claimed 100000 circula-
tion. but had less than three per cent
Of that number. Mr.. Lawshc said he
thought the legitimate subscribe,
was one who wanted paper and
showed that he wanted it by paying
Tor it. lie believed that editors
would agree with him that in it's rul
ing the department was not only leg.
ally but was morally right, and he
believed the wisdom of the ruling had
been justified not only by the results
to the government, but especially by
its beneficial results to the lcgiti
mate newspaper publisher whom il
protected. Mr.. Lawshe's address was
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-07-10
SUMMER EXCURSION RATES
Via Southern Railway.

Round trip summer excursion
tickets to scashorc and mountain re-
sort points are now on sale via
Southern Railway at greatly reduc-
rd rates. Tickets good returning I'M
Ill October 3lst, 1908 Ashcville.
Wayncsvillc, Hcndcrsonville, in the
Land Of the Sky'; Lake Toxaway
and the "Bcautiful Sapphire Coun-
try,' now in their glory.
Apply to Southern Railway agents
for rates, tickets, etc.
j. G.. Lusk,
Division Passenger Agent.
j. l.. Meek, Charleston, S. e.
Asst. Genl Passenger Agt,
Atlanta, Ga.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-07-10
FOR SHERIFF.

Being conscious of the fact that
have discharged the duties Of the
sherilt's office to the best of my abil-
ity, and believing that I have the
endorsement Of the majority of the
pe"p'c ct Newberry county, to this
end, would again annoucne myself
IL candidste for reelection, subject to
tho decision of the Democratic pri-
mary.
E. M. M. Buford.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-07-10
BARBECUE.

l will furnish a first class barbecue
at my residence on Friday, July 10,
1908, the public is cordially invited.
n good dinner is guaranteed to be
served to all. The dinner will be
cooked by Messrs. Kiblcr & IIalfacre
Admission: Gentlemen so cts, La
dies DO cts, Children half price.
Respectfully,
D. r. Halfacre.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-07-10
f. Ii. Aull.

l hereby announce myself as can
didate for membership in the house
of representatives Of the General AS
sembly Of South Carolina from New
berry county, subject to tne action
of the Democratic primary.
F. w. Higgins.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-07-10
STORIES OF CLEVELAND,
Showing the Strength of Character
OF the Great Democrat-Non-
Partisan.

Grover Cleveland long and active
life was repletc with incidents that
impressed themselves upon the minds
OF his friends, and served to illustrate
his cllarartcr, says the New York
Times. One Of these concerned nm
offer made him to become president
of one Of the large New York trust
companies.
y committee of otfcrals of the trust
company waited upon Mr.. Cleveland
after his retirement from the White
House and urged that he accept the
presidency Of this concern. lie told
the committee that no was totally
"'v"rScd in the ways of bankers, and
that he would be Of no use whatever
I" tn" trust company. Then he said
p"lnt-blank that he would NOT ,c-
r"pt. In a short time the commit
tee VISITED him again. The spokcs
man said to him in effect:
'Mr Cleveland. while we rccop-
nlzr that there is great deal of
truth in what You have told us about
Your not understanding banking and
being. therefore, untitled, for the
presidency of our company we ncv-
rrthclrSs feel that our company
would be greatly benefited through
having the advantage Of your judc-
mont and intellect. and wc are 50
sure that THIS is the ease that we arc
Wiling I" pay You $l0.000.' -
IT had been assumed that this hand.
som" offer. made at time when Mr.,
l"V"land was mono too we'll off.
would have the effect Of making him
:" Hig" his mlnd. 1t had the opposite
effect. however,
so. said Mr.. Cleveland, short
~ well. gentlemen. long AGO de-
t"rmlnrd not to sell the Influence of
my name. and don't intend to de-
part from that determination Thank |
YOU. -
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clear, forccful and instructive and he
was heard with close attention bv
members OF the association. He urged
TN" editors to cooperate with the de-
partmcnt in its efforts to protect the
mails and to advance the interests
OF the legitimate newspapers.
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FOR CLERK OF COURT.

'no.c. Goggans is hereby nominated
lor reelection to theMoifice " Clerk
Oh Court for wberry county, s. c.,
SUBJECT to the rules of the Dr-x cratic
primary. ~
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FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.

[ hereby announce myself candi-
date for Railroad Commissioner
State Of South Carolina, subject to
the rules governing the Democratic
primary.
James a. Summersctt,
Columbia, S. c..
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TEACHER WANTED.

The undersigned trustees will re-
ccive applicantions for teacher of the
Lch>ay school in No. a township.
M. A. Renwick,
II. H. Brock,
S. a. Rikard,
Trustees.
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FOR THE STATE SENATE:

Alan tombstone is hereby nominat-
ed for tho State Senate, subject to tae
rules Of the Democratic primary.
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FOR TREASURER,

Johr l.. Epps is announced >as A
candidate for reelection as county
treasurer of Newbcrry county and
VIII abide the rules Of the Derasaral;c
party.
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d. ). Wheeler is hereby announced
as candidate for reelection to tbo
oif'ce OF Superintendent Of Education
Tor Nawberry County subject to The
rules or the Democratic primary.
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SUP'T OF EDUCATION

Is. l.. Jones is hereby nominated
for position Of Superintendent of Ed.
ucatlon for Newberry County, sub
!ect to the decision of the Democrat
ic primary.
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Citizen.

For Magistrate Township No. 10.
L am a candidate for Magistrate for
NO. 10 Township, and will be govern
ed by the rules of the Democratic par
W. p. B. Ellesor.
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FOR LEGISLATURE.

| am a candidate for election from
Newberry county to the house of rep
rcscntatives, subject to the action Of
Tie Democratic primary election.
John M. TAYLOR.
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DIR. HUIET'S All-Hcaling Llniment
the best household remedy on the
market, try it and. be convinced.
Mayes' Drug Store.
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For Magistrate No. II.

c. L. Graham is hereby announced
as candidate for Magistrate for No.
IL Township and will abide the rules
OF the Democratic party
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W. l.. Kibler is announced as
candidate for Magistrate for number
Ii township and will abide the rules
OF tie Democratic party.