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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-07-22
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
NEwSY LETTERS FROM OUR
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

Itcms of Interest From All Parts of
Sumter and Adjoining Counties.
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DALZELL.

Dalzell, July Give are having
hot and dry weather and crops are
failing fast. The corn, we think, is
cut off now at least one-third, and if
1t continues dry much longer it will
be even worse. We have had but
one good rain here for several weeks
Cotton has not suffered much as yet,
and If we get a good rain in the next
day or so We think we will get very
good crop Of cotton.
We have had the best year to keep
down grass We have most ever seen
but We would like to see it grow some
now or we are afraid hay will be
short another year.
We have had the best fruit year I
think have ever seen. Every tree is
loaded and Of good quality.
We have movement on foot to
build a Methodist church at Dalzell
now. Mr.. T. NJ. Crosswel has agreed
to give the lot for it and we have
something over 500 in subscriptions
toward the building. We want to
raise $1,000 to start with, which we
hope to have in sight in the next 80
days. We hope all Of our candidates
who expect to be elected will bring at
least $25 contribution, and those
that don't as much as they can when
hG xr,;t IL
greetings.
The Presbyterians also have a
movement on foot to build a new
church.
With two churches and a good
school at Dalzell, which we hope to
have in the near future, will make
most desirable community to live in.
The Dalzell baseball team returned
from Ridgeway Friday. They report
a good time.
Messrs. Newsom, Myers and Jones
spent day or so in Wilmington, n.
c., last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Martin spent
a few days with relatives at Fair
Bluff, y. c., last week.
Mrs. E. T. Hodges is visiting rela-
tives here.
Several from here went to Sumter
yesterday to see the ball game
Rev. Mr.. Ulmer filled the pulpit at
Providence and ST. James on Sunday,
and preached a fine sermon at both
places He is assisting Rev. Mr.
Whitlock in a protracted meeting at
Bethesda this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Graham, Of Sum-
ter, visited friends in the neighbor-
hood Sunday.
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spending some time with Miss Sadie
White, Of this pace.
Mr. Frank Gaylord and Miss Mol
lie Weldon, of Heriots, are in the
community for today.
Mrs. Manning Pourne. Of George
town, Is Visiting relatives and friends
here.
Quite number Of the young folks
from here attended the children's day
at Pisgah on Saturday last.
MI and Mrs. Il. NJ. Grier, of this
place, spent Yesterday in Bishopville.
Mr.. Fletcher Boykin, Of Bishop
vile, Is visiting his grandfather. Mr..
NJ. NJ. McCaskill, Of this place.
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Lynchburg. July 1s.-In order that
our people might set glimpse Of the
candidates who are to represent and
% for us the ensuing terms and
3Asrsby perhaps assist US In voting in
tsI1lgsntly for the best Qualified aspi-
rants to once. our worthy Chamber
g Commerce extended general invi-
sn&ion to all those nice. pleasant and
0csedingiy polite and courteous gen.
0sDen. to meet us on the 18th in
Uen1t under the outrageous boughs
- those stately old oaks which COM
voss the "Niiler grove" In this lovely
1,etls town. Well they~came on time
and acquitted themselves most be-
'csniugiy from coroner to. our most
7spular lieutenant governor. The ad-
1rsssss by the candidates for coroner
ware more poetic than instructive. but
VEN received and amusing. The can,
1laates for legislative honors. Messrs.
: '0rssn. Tatum and Harris (Lane abb
Usat) made good speeches and receiv-
- applause and close attention. The
'cenaidates for solicitor, Messrs. Nc
1auchlin. stuckey and stoil, made
Uoo6 speeches and had some anus
1ng Tits. Mr.. stoll got into a "hor-
nets nest" so tn speak. and will hard
~ dream Of climbing ladders" again,
Sut he is first class gentleman and
made q good impression.
Nessrs. DuRant. Monaghan, Evans
and Skinner. candidates for county su-
Dervisor. told what they had done for
the good people," and what they
would do In the future. IL elected.
and how resigned they would feSas5f
Defeated.
Hon. T. q. Mcleod closed the meet
ing with an excellent and most edi-
xying address. As he invited II. ne
was asked several questions which ne
answered In a most Instructive and
satisfactory manner.
a most lucious and bountifui din
per was served by the ladies OF this
town. for the benent Of the new NJ. f.
church.
Our handsome Methodist church Is
'Vufte near ready for dedication. A
nnA thought Ia that the last sermon
ahat will be preached In the old Meth
ooist church will be preaced next
Sunday by the pastor. Rev. 8. O. Can
~. This church was built Sc years
ego.
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ANOTHER TOLBERT ROW.
Intcrfcred I'm Local Politics at Nine
Six.

Greenwood, July 2O.-Reports
reached here late this afternoon tell
ing Of what might have resulted in
serious trouble today at Ninety-Six, in
this county. An election was held
at Ninety-Six today on the question Of
voting $4,000 in bonds to build a new
graded school building. There was
considerable feeling manifested and
the bonds were voted by a small ma
jority.
After the election was over a few
citizens in favor of the issue began
an argument with Joe w. Tolbert.
who it seems had opposed the issue
and worked against it. After a lit
tie while a row began, Tolbert was
knocked down and given severa!
blows. Later a committee waited on
him and ordered him to leave town
on the first train.
Tolbert is the one who figured so
obnoxiOusly in the Phoenix riot sew
eral years ago. He has been living at
Ninety-Six for the past few years. 1t
was reported here this afternoon that
he had got several negroes to vote
against the bond issue and this arous-
ed the righteous indignation Of some
Of the white citizens. Sheriff McMil-
Ian has gone to Ninety-Six.
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Mrs. Bessie Smiths health improves
slowly.
Mrs. Rebecca Truluck is able to be
out again.
The Olanta third nine played Tim
monsville Wednesday in Timmons-
vile. The score was 20 to 8 in favor
OF Olanta.
Watermelons and peaches are plen-
tiful.
The weather is very, warm.
We had a nice shower Of rain sun
day.
Mesrs. w. d., G.. NJ. and ]. G. Tru-
luck spent Wednesday in Timmons-
Vile.
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Miss Fannie Richardson is spend
ing sometime with relatives in CO.
lumbia.
The young people around provi-
dence church have gotten up the play
Ten Nights in a Bar Room" They
have been practicing for some time.
and are going to have the play on
Friday night, July 31st At that time
an admission fee of ten cents will be
charged.
Mr. r. H. broadway spent Friday
in Sumter.
Mr. B. H. Harvin and family, Of
Silver, spent Sunday in the neighbor-
hood.
Mr. w. L. Osteen spent Friday in
Sumter
Miss Rosa Hodge is spending some
time at home.
Mr.. H. w. Cuttino spent Saturday
in Sumter.
The baseball picnic at Osteen's mill
on last Saturday was enjoyed by a
great many Of the young folks in this
neighborhood. One game was play
ed, which resulted in favor of the vis-
iting team.
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sTATEBURG

Stateburg. july 20.-Mr. A. NJ. Lee,
Of Charleston. spent several days
here last week. He returned home
on Sunday. accompanied by Mrs. Lee.
Miss Lee and Master Augustine Lee,
who have been at Farm HILL" the
Lees beautiful country home. for the
past Ave weeks.
Mr.. seyman Richardson, Of Sum-
ter. has been the guest Of Mr.. Henry
Moore for the past few days.
Miss Daisy Burgess. Of Sumter. is
the very attractive guest Of her uncle.
Mr.. H. L. Pinckney. at Oakland"
Rev. w. H. Barnwell is visiting
friends at Hagood today.
Miss Virginia Reynolds and Master
Williara Reynolds. Of Sumter, are
spending some time at DR.. w. w. An
derson's.
Mr.. Henry Moses. Of Sumter. spent
Sunday with friends here.
Miss Norvelle Deas. Of Camden,
spent a few days last week with Miss
Lottie Nelson.
Mr.. Frank p. Burgess left on Sat-
urday for Glenn Springs. From there
he will go to Lake Toxaway in the
beautiful Sapphire Country"
Misses Irene Bryan and frankie
Lesesne. of Sumter. have been the
charming guests Of Miss Sarah Moore
at ''The Oaks" since Friday.
Mr.. Nj. H. Boykin, of Sumter, Is
visiting Mr.. w. j. Norris.
Miss Halle Nelson, of Sumter, and
Miss Forde. Of Georgetown, are Wis
iting Miss Matte Murray.
Mr.. George Warren, Of Sumter,
spent Sunday In our midst.
Miss ,Essie Murray. Of Sumter, is
one Of Stateburg's fair visitors. She
Is the guest of Miss Lottie Nelson.
Mr.. Frank Cain. Of Privateer, has
been visiting Mr.. Hall Ramsey.
Miss Helen Frierson left on We'd
nesday to spend some time on Sulli-
vans Island.
One Of the most enjoyable dances
ever given In stateburg was that CIV
en- by the young ladies' on Thursday
night to their gentlemen friends. The
beautiful rooms at Cherry Vale"
were thrown open for the occasion
and the many dancers made merry
with the waltz and two-step until the
I'VE sma' hours Of the morning"
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DARK CORNER.

Dark Corner, July 20.-Hot and
dry or dry and hoe-it's either one or
both. Crops are all laid by and are
almost ruined by the hot sunshine Of
the last few days. Some Of our cot
ton Is almost dead; all the bottom
leaves are falling of and corn is FIR
ing badly. We have not had any rain
In IL days.
Politics have commenced to warm
up a little in these parts. We have
four candidates now for magistrate
and hear there are more to come.
First Of the dogs contending for the
magisterial bone is q fine setter from
eastern Privateer. Then we have a
fine watch dog from central Privateer.
Next from western Privateer we have
the true blue bull dog; and last we
have the old yellow hound from dog
town. southeastern Manchester. So
take your choice. gentlemen.
Mrs. Kolb Is still about the same.
All OF our other sick are better.
I attended preaching at Calvary
church. near Pinewood. yesterday and
saw the pastor. Rev. ]. n. Tolar. ad-
minister the ordinance Of baptism to
two ladies and one young man.
The Calvary Sunday school will
have a picnic at Mr.. B. w. Cuttino's
mill on next Friday. the cath.
w. j. Ardis. Dud Weeks and Dick
Brewer dined at Joe H. Geddings'
near Pinewood yesterday.
Gus Weeks and John Ardis visited
at Mr.. Joe Bartlett's last night.
w. j. Ardis and Dud Weeks were
at ]. NJ. Kolb's last Saturday on bust.
ness.
Miss Lovena Kolb, OF Ridgeway
Fairfield county, is visiting at ]. M
] Koib's.
J. Rollin Kolb and family, OF Pine.
wood. visited at j. M. Kolb's last Fri
day and Saturday.
Miss Mary Lee Ardis visited at w
j. Ardls' this morning.
| John Ardis and sister. Miss Mar!
Lee. and Miss Annie Troutman Wis
tied at Mr.. Henry w. Pritchards'
near Ramsey. last Wednesday night.
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Max, July 20.-Last Sunday after
n0on at the home of the officiating
minister Rev. Long. Of Timmonsville,
1a,ss Kixzis Ellen Burgess. the popular
daughter OF Mr.. John Burgess. Of
Durwood. also . grand daughter Of
0r. and Mrs. J. A. NJ. Carraway of
sAis place was married to Mr.. James
- Langston Of sardis community.
Ne happy young couple have the
- wishes Of their many friends for
= long. happy and prosperous life.
Ar. and Mrs. 8. c. Carraway and a
1sw others spent q very pleasant day
- Lgnchs's River Tuesday. fishing.
Mr. ,. L. Moore has lost two valua-
1es horves this week with blind stag
~A
ns Annual Reunion Of the Old
ossaisrs viii be at the Oianta Park
-DWs Saturday. IS inst.
Mr. Jake Osborne after spending
- winter In Florida is at home.
Mr. q. ~. Truluck has returned
8Fen High Point. n. c.
Ms. ,. A. carraway and grand
Annghter. Miss Lille Berthe Tru-
7cpck. went to Columbia Wednesday
% visit relatives.
Rev. A. 4. Driggers. Of Greenville,
-sUent . few days with his parents. OF
Oianta. last week.
Nr. b. M. Truluck left Sunday TO
aattend the Baptist asemblage In
0reenviile.
Ar. Joe Osborne. OF Titusviiie, Fla,
q visiting relatives near here.
Misses Daisy and Amy Brockinton
4oR Georgetorwn. are visiting Misses
Dss~ie and Fiossie Brockinton.
Miss Pearl Truiuck is home from
Glenn springs.
His Vivian Brocklnton returned
saturday after a pleasant stay or
Pawisy's Island. Georgetown and
other places.
M-s. Pauline Keels spent sunday al
Ar. II. c. Truluck's.
Rev. n. X. Truluck went to Colum.
bia with his wife and children or
their way TO North Greenvi.le. where
they will spend the summer.
Miss Ellen Carrawsy spent Wed.
nesday with her sister. Mrs. Erb,
Truluck. near Lynchburg.
Mr.. Byron Thomas and daughter
Saiss Pearl. OF Elm. attended preach
Ing at Bethel sunday.
Nr. and Mrs. Barnett Player. o.
shiioh. spent sunday with Mr.. ant
Hrs. q. J. Tomlinson.
Misses sailie and Edna Tobias are
thought to be improving.
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WEDCEFIEIU.


Wedgefeld. July 21.-Wedgefield is
to have some real live politics for the
first time in years. Magistrate w. ].
Rees is To be opposed by Mr.. Frean
Mellett. I would not doubt but that
1t would be best for all Office hunters
To have some oppositin, for the con-
testants would be sure to have all
qualified voters to come out to the
polls. at least they would make an
effort to do so. This Indifference on
the part of voters seems to be grow
ing worse every year.
Crop conditions have been good
around until the present dry spell set
In. but unless we have a good rain
soon. cotton will b. permanently in
jured.
The Wedgefeld boys go to Tim
monsville today for two games. We
wish them their usual luck. They
win away from home, but always
loose on the home grounds.
Mr.. ]. B. Crouch will leave for
Glenn Springs tomorrow for a stay of
several weeks.
Mr.. John Smith, Of Mullins. is
spending some time with Mr.. Virgil
Platte.
Miss Helen Troutman is visiting rel
atives in Charlotte. N. c.
Miss Alice Scott, one Of Johnston's
charming daughters. is visiting Miss
Nan Mellett.
Mrs. F. F. Covington, Of Marion,
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Aycock, Of
Columbia. are spending sometime
with Mrs. Jas. H. Aycock.
Mrs. Moultrie Wilson, Miss Eloise
Wilson. Miss Ruth McLaurin and Mrs.
d. x. LaFar. of Sumter. are visiting
Mrs. d. B. McLaurin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnston and Miss Sessions, Of Indian.
town. are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. NJ. McLaurin
Mrs. s. A. Caldwell and Miss Fan.
ME Caldwell. Of Mullins, and Misses
Ella and Pauline McFaddin. Of Sum.
ter. are spending a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. e. w. Houser.
Miss Isabella McLaurin, of Sumter,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. b. Ryan.
Miss Maud Chandler is spending
some time with friends at Ruther-
fordton, n. c.
Mrs. Alice Burress, Of Rishopville.
is visiting Mrs. George Dew.
Miss Bessie Aycock f. Visiting
friends at st. Matthews.
| Miss Kate Strange is visiting rela.
tives in Darlington county.
While the small boys were playing
ball yesterday afternoon little Marion
Brice, son Of Mr.. r. Walker Brice,
who was catching without mask,
was hit by a foul tip on his throat
just below his chin. He was carried
to the hospital. We all hope for a
speedy recovery for him.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Troutman, OF
Rocky Mount, N. c., are visiting Mrs.
Cleo TrOutman.
| Mr.. Peter Mellett, OF the State peni-
tentiary. Columbia. spent Sunday here
with relatives. His work there, which
does not require stripes, seems to
agree with him. have never seen
him looking better.
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ANTIOCH.

Antioch. July live have been
having fine seasons of late and they
have certainly brought out the crops,
which are looking very well now.
The protracted meeting began yes
terday at Mizpah Babtist church.
Rev. j. w. Trueluck. Is assisting the
pastor.
Miss Clyde Weldon, Of Heriots, Is
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-07-22

The Masonic Mutual Relief asscia-
tiOn having been denied the right to
do business in this State as a mutual
company, has decided to withdraw
from this State and has so notified
the Insurance Commissioner.
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TINDAL.

Tindal, July 21.-The crops in this
section are needing rain very badly
Cotton has stopped growing and the
leaves are falling of. Young corn is
almost q failure.
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The sewerage system is at last in
use. The first house connection was
made today on East Liberty street by
f. T. Brailsford & Co.
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xorvCE TO CoRREspoNDESTs.

notice To CORRESPONDENTS.
Mail your letters SO that they will
reach this Office not later than Tues
day morning. when the letters are
rscsived Wednesday II Is almost an
smpossibility to have them appear In
ths paper issued that day.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-03-21
NOTICE TO BANKS FOR BIDS
FOR THE CUSTODY OF
STATE FUNDS

Baton Rouge, La. March 2, 1908
Whereas. by section 2 of Act No
% of the extra session of the General
A Assembly of the State OF Louisiana
approved Dec 3, 1907, ii Is inside tie
duty of the Board Of Liquidation OF
he Safe, debt 10 advertise for and in
Tite bids from the banks throayhon,
The State, both State and National. for
The custody of funds in their respee-
tive parishes belonging 10 or received
10 behalf of the State by shenffs or
tax collectors; and
Whereas, said Board of Liquidation
at a meeting held ia FEBRUARY 20. 1903
sy resolution authorized the carry,oa
INTO effect said section 2 of said aef
and AUTHORIZED the Secretary of State
to advertise for bills in manner and
form as required by Ian.
Now, therefore, [, john T. Michel
OF State, by virtue of the an
shortly rs.ted in nae by said resolution
and in accordance with said act. do
hereby give public notice to the banks
n each parish that bids viii be receiy-
ed from them By the Board of Lsoni-
iataon OF the State deb; for tie eusso-
dy OF the funds belonging to or receir.
ed IN behalf OF the State by the sheriff.
Or tax collectors of the respective oar
'shes in which said banks are iomail-
ed after thirty 800 days advertise
nens OF this notice as required by law
All ODDS shall be sealed and indorsed
On the envelope "Fiscai Agency Bids" y
and addressed TO the State Auditor at
Baton Rouge, La, and be in his nos
session on or before April Is, 1868.
The letting or awarding of said
funds will be made by said Board of
Liquidation at its first meeting called
~ the Governor at his Office after
April Is, 1908. due notice of which |
will be given.
The successful bidder or bidders
mai as security deposit with the
state treasurer an amount of bonds /
Il the United States, or of the s..ta |
except Baby bonds) or of anY parish
sty town or leree district thereof
such bonds to have a marke. ysgne al /
last equal 10 the par value thereon
quail to the estimated average de.
e'l's OF such authority. as deter
a'ned ny tie record of the year pre-
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-03-21

So according to Mr..
BOSNIAN the friend, supper
ter and fellow parishioner
of Mr.. Baily. the erst while
distinguished gentleman
from st Landry liz not so pure
and Immaculate, politically
as he would people believe
him TO be. Ii what he says
be true while it does not at
solve the ward bosses from
any transgression s they may
have committed, it certainly
the pot from calling
the kettle black. Seei
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-03-21
Will They Stick?

In the January primary
election many reputed Repub-
licans voted. By the voluntary
act of voting they deliber-
ately took the obligation to
support the nominees of that
primary. That was the plain
import and distinct result of
their act.
The question now arises.
will they stick! will they
the nominees in the
coming State electiona.
: Ii they be honorable men
hey will faithfully Discharge
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-03-21

Some of the Republican
speakers at the meeting held
here last Saturday, did not
hesitate to preach that the
Democrats were not bound by
participation in the Demo
critic primary election and
to counsel them to violate
their obligation by voteingI
the Republican ticket in the
coming State election. The
man who openly breaches
treachery and the violation of
a solemn obligation, stands
himself upon a very low NOR
II plane and haslittIe to COM !
nerd him to the support off
lis fellowmen. |
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The Birth of st Patrick

On the eight day OF March IL M
SOME paople say,
That St Patrick nj maanlght he firz
aaw the day;
While others declare twas the niDth hi
was born
And twas all d mistake between mid
night and morn,
For mistakes will occur IN q aurrT
and shock,
And some blamed the hahy-and come
blamed the clock
Till with all their cross question surs,
DO one could know
Ii the child WAS too fast or the clock
WAS too slow.
WOW the first faction fght in ould Ire
hand they sav,
VI as all Oh o ONT OF Saint Patrick
birthday,
some fought for the eight - for the
ninth more would die,
And who wouldn't rec right, sure they
blaeken'd his eye;
At last both the factions 30 positive
that each kept birthday, 30 Pat
then bad two,
I'LL Father Muleahy, who show'd them
their sins,
laid mo one could have Two birth
days but q twins"
ays be "Boys don't be fghsia sor
eight or nine
'on's be always dividin some
times combine;
osso'Sr S1kas @alA H1AE Rba 6&EEA- /
teens the marx.
0 LEI that be his birthday. Amen
says the clerk. |
Ii he wasn't twins. sne, our hisf'ryI
will show
bat at least he's WORTH any Two
saints that We knoxf"
ben they all got blind drunk-whsn |
completed their bliss, |
nd We keep up the practice from /
that day to ihisi
Samuel Lover.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-03-21

The Hon. Paul M. Lambre-
mont, has been duly declared
the nominee of the Democrat
ic party for Lieutenant
Governor as result of the
second primary election.
Believing that he has ne
oeiTed an honest majority of
the votes cast for Lieutenant
Governor i'm that primary thu
Sentinel iejoiees over the
result and tenders him it's
congratulations.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-03-21

demning people i'm block of
it's commission.
The State Cent trail Commit
tee has done what it had the
power to do, and wisely
declined to transcend its
power In the premises. Ii CON
Guided the it had no power
togo behind the returns, and
after a critical examination of
these, announced the result
evidence thereby, We have
seen that eminent lawyers,
some.supp0rters of Mr, Bailey
MAINTAIN that this was all
that the Committee could do
within its power under the
law as itnow star.ds.
Such being the case, no
proof hassysf been adduoed
to sustain the charge of fraud
None could be adduoed thus
far. When the case reached
the trial stage i'm court, then
will be the time TO PRODUCT
the proof.
Until then we have nothing
but bare charges of fraud BEL
fore lie. and surely that is |
not enough to convict mem
If crime On nor ought it to be-
,nough to condemn and
lamn the Democratic party
L a party, as the desertion
# it on account OF a suspicion
f fraud-for that is all that
mproTen charges..of frrud-:; Eat
Torst. amount to-impliesl
o let disappointed Democratsl
any there be go slow and
'ok before they leap. Let
lem bew are of the TEN pteri
no play on their feeling |,
nd appeal to their passions
! the attempt to seduce
lem from the path of honor
nd rectitude by preachingI
scourse to treachery theI {
asest of all crimes.
Let there be NO deserters I
ON the ranks.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-03-21

rioas, or sA1all giue tbond with . DIZZY
authorized sHiang e9mpans De suieIs
for snn not greater than le pei
es.nfnn of the e:plsihaa and snaplns OH
ssaltih snrstg s,onpanss or may aispos'l
bonds af0nssaia far part of the sta.nfas
and give surHts bond for the oslanse
in sneh prpporaaon as sa1d hank on =
hanks mar see ft. The sail Board Oh
LaquiidaEiun reserves the algff 10 ne
5ett apy and nh bids.
,g0Hy e. MICHEL
Secretary of Static.