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Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30
BIG ALLIGAT0RS FIGHT
TO THE DEATH AT zoo

= NEW YORK, July ga fight to !.
y the death between two alligators j.
: furnished several hundred visitors !.
! to the Bronx zoo yesterday with a !.
II spectacle rarely seen north of j.
- Mason and Dixon's line. !.
y The fight took place in the 40 !.
+ foot pool beside the reptile cage. !.
+ The two boss alligators swan !
j. around in circles. Finally finding +
: that it was impossible to catch i.
+ each other mapping, the two big !.
+ reptiles closed with a rush. =
i By the time the keepers entered :.
i the inclosure every other alligator 4.
= had left the pool. The fight re- i.
+ suite. in the death of one OF the i.
+ alligators. !.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30
ONE KILLED, ONE WOUNDED
IN BIRMINGHAM STRIKE

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July ga
between union and non-union miners
in which Lige Nelm, non-union negro
miner, was killed and e. Mills, union
man, was shot through the jaw. six
arrests were made. Disorders have
been reported in several parts of the
district today, but nothing of serious
nature
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30
10000 MEN NEEDED TO
HARVEST WHEAT CROP

WINNIPEG. Man., July 2s.-The
Manitoba government announced today
that 10000 men are needed to harvest
the wheat crop in Western Canada, and
recommended TO the governors of jails
that all men In prison for vagrancy
and other minor offenses be released
early next month on condition that they
work in the harvest fields.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30
"BUTTERMILK CHARLEY
TO TAKE A VACATION

MARQUETTE, Mich, July 29.-The
'Tercentary celebration of Quebec con-
cluded, Vice President Fairbanks is to
join the summer colony at Maclinac
island. He has rented a cottage for
the rest of the season and will enjoy a
vacation preliminary to taking an act
i've part in the coming national cam
paign.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30
YOUTH PREVENTS A GREEK
FROM COMMITTING SUICIDE

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2a.--The
heroic work of 15-year-old Walter MUIR
ply saved a Greek, Luchinini Gustanti,
from death at the foot of Buchanan
street yesterday when the lad, unaided,
manned a leaky skin and pulled into
the bay seeking to commit suicide, but
the prompt work OF the lad prevented
him from carrying out his purpose.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30
NUDE WOMEN NOT WANTED
NOW IN PARIS THEATERS

PARIS. July 2s-Following up his
crusade against the appearance Of un-
clothed women in Paris theaters, Pre-
feet of Police Lepin has given orders
that the sale of obscene pictures on the
boulevards, which has been so long a
disgrace to the city, be vigorously sup
pressed. The establishments producing
these pictures will be prosecuted
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30
SAYS Cows Are TuberouIar

OAKLAND, July 2s.-That 30 per
cent of the cows supplying the local
milk consumption ara tubercular 10 the
startling statement OF DR. r. A. Arehi-
bald, chief inspector of markets, meats,
and milk for the city. DR.. Archibald
Is seeking the passage Of ordinances
looking 10 & closer inspection Of dairy
farms.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30
HINDUS TO BE SHIPPED
TO HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

VANCOUVER, B. c., July 2s.-Re,
fore the advent of next winters open
season OF pneumonia for Hindus, Van
couver may be rid Of these orientals,
or at least such of them as are likely to
become charges upon the community.
movement Is now on foot to ship the
Hindus to the Hawaiian islands.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30
AMERICAN CAPITALISTS
PURCHASE TIMBER LANDS

VANCOUVER, q. c.. July 29.--one
of the largest deals In coast timber
lands of recent months is reported to-
day to have been completed with the
transfer Of $4,000 acres of we'll forested
land on Drury inlet to American capi-
taliste. The purchase price was
ll76. 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30
SECRETARY OF WAR
APPROVES FINDINGS
Continued from Pars one,

Continued from Page onsl
patches the government maintains it's
position that the territory embraced in
side the lines includes navigable water.
and being uavigable. the government
has the right to use 1t for any purpose,
regardless of claimants under state tids
lands or other patents.
The right of the United States IN
such cases has long ago been held py
the supreme court to be paramount.
Secretary Fleming of the harbor COM
mission Is much pleased over the QUICK
action of the authorities.
LOS Angeles and San Pedro can
shake hands in brotherly love now, as
the last obstacle has been removed IN
starting actual work on the new mar
bor," said Mr.. Fleming.
Sand in voting for good ROADS IN the
morning we must not forget tnat one
of the really needed roads. viii be that
connecting San Pedro and Los Anse-
les"
Another ardent good roads advocate
is CAPTAIN Fries, who said last night
he honed to see the broadest and best
road in the county system connect Los
Angeles with the harDor'
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-30

Like Her Mamma
"rthei. you should not mcnopciize all the
conversation.
ssWhen will be OLD enough, mammar'-
YcniSers Statesman.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15
C!VII. SERVICE EXAMINATION.
For Clerk and Carrier Will he Held
in Columbia.

NJ. Ashley p. WillS,.:. secretary rf
tie Columbia Civil service board,
S,tsur.'l; announced th;,t upon Octo-
ber 7th an examination will he held
at Tie postoIice in this city to select
Gnt rG!ratiou to existing and fu-
turc vacancies in the grade Of clerk
carrier. postoficc service. Mr.. Will
son will furnish information and the
proper blanks. Applications must be
flied with him prior to the hour Of
closing business on Sept. goth.
First grade clerks receive 4 salary
of $500 and are eligible for promo
tion t. fifth grade. at l.1G0. The
a.c limit is Is to 43 years. Male
applicants must be at least > feet 1
inches in height and l25 pounds in
weight. Female applicants are not
required to hc OF any specific height
0" weight. Applicants must be ply
scia!!y soEnd and in good health.
The examination win be upon spell
iDG. arithmetic. lettcr-writing. pen
manship. copying from plain copy,
United States geography and reading
addresses.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15
LEVER Is LIBERAL.
SO to the Democratic
Campaign Fund.

Congressman Lever on Tuesday
sent his check for $50 to the democra-
ric congressional committee and an
other for S25 to Gen. Willie Jones
for the national committee, making
S73 which he has subscribed to the
Democratic campaign fund.
Mr.. Lever is hopeful OF d demo-
cratic victory. He thinks the ticket
is a strong one. and the probability
OF its success greater than it has been
for several years He is very hopeful
OF gaining democratic house. even
i! the democrats lose the presidency.
hut he is hopeful of winning both.
Nh Lever is just in receipt OF =
i2ti"r irom the speakers bureau. Of
the national committee asking him
ln &iys as; much Of his time as posi-
bic 20 campaigning in the douhttu!'
:i"'r": but on account Of the cOndi-
fl1n OF hi; throat il is not likt,y th:t
l." will he able to make any speeches
in the near future. no matter how
iruch h" would be delighted to lend
h;:: crorts in behalf Of the parry.
rhn brilliant young COZ rcSSr'an
is ore OF the most ardent workers in
cr, gross. and the results he has at
t;inrG Tor his district and the whc!r
st;te is known the country over
, u,pchIr.. AGVOcaIr
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15
COTTON CROP OF 1gO7-Os.
Secretary Hester Completes His An
NAL Report Oh the Crop.

In his annual report on the cotton
crop of 19O7-OS, issued Thursday
night. Secretary Hester, Of the New
Orleans Cotton Exchange. quotes
some very interesting figures in con-
nection with the shifting Of the scat
of the American cotton milling in
dustry to the States OF the cotton
belt.
te says that these conditions have
been more in evidence during the
season Just closed than ever before.
The consumption OF American cotton
in the South even under the most un-
favorable conditions having been in
round figures -.l93.000. while the
North totaIIcd hut .913, 900 or 10
900 bales less in the increase IN
the consumption OF cotton Virginia
comes first Oklahoma second, ana
Georgia third.
Mr.. I!estcr'S report OF rrcp OF
different S,atns is given rs follows III
thousands Of bales, showing a Dc
crease under i9D6-0I Of l,9"9 rs
bales. and an increase OF 22',!'S
over that OF l105-0G Alabama ~
III, against l.2$9@ last :, +: Ar
kansas 7$7. against $40 last year;
Florida co. against GJ l2st |c"r:
Georgia .9Gt. against l.69' last
r'.,irst - L.,
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15
WILL. B. D0NE SOON.
CITY Col.NIIi. ORDERS RUSSELL
STREET PAVED.
flans an,. SPECIFICATIONS VIII &c Pre-

pared ut Once. by City Engineer
fla:yfs.
\ very interesting and important
meeting OF City|Council was held Oh
Friday cvcniGg. Several reports were
read rrcm various city officials and
the Commissioners of Public Works
They were all received as information
and approved A letter of thanks
wSa read from the hospital Associa'
tion for tac one hundred dollars do
mated hy City Council to the hospital
fcHd.
\ petition was read from the resi-
dents Oh Center Street asking that
sewer pines he laid through that
s1reet. The petition was refused at
this time. but ';.e work will be done
Just - s0Gn as possible.
The 81. aet Committee recommends
cd thal tne petition to open up d
street irU:n Cemetery to Broughton
Street he granted if a right OF way
Of not less than fifty feet could he
secured i:?,n the property owrers.
Notice was given that at the next
noting OF City Council the election
OF Cily Clerk, an Assistant Clerk,
Street OYrYsecr. Health Officer.
C;iiel oG :::!icc. and six officers would
take place,
.:@}cr Dukes said on account Of
r,.aai.n in enforcing the audience
against GoGH running IL large he had
appointed = re&ulr dog catcher. The
action os ~ Mayor was confirmed.
..i dogs. regardless OF where they
co.;2 FROM o.. "ho OWNS them cau&nt
without ,auz2lrs on the streets will
be locked w.
.ir. Hershors, who wishes to make
L r:cpcSii;oE in reference TO paving
the streets, said he was not ready to
submit his proposition and asked for
4 little further time. which was
granted.
O? motion OF Alderman Bowman
it. W.S ordered that Russell Street
il" paved with macadam from
BIougIt3n Street to the Southern
meeting Of City Council the election
!iailwa, Passenger Station and that
pnt Gown out of brick and a surface
drain hc also provided for. City.
iagiur,! Have: wa:, ""ruesteG 80
prepare plans and specifications for
the work.
This is long step in the right
direction and we hope to see the
work begun in a short time.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
The Few Remaining Cases Tried ana
Court Adjourned Friday.


Friday morning the Court proceed
I'd with tho ,e,n,i,;,. co.o,. ~,
f,r.,. y.o,,. ,r,. ,,,o eo,t:, -.
-,
>''~'''' ''''"''N No'''''IH u '97a ui'
"ith intent 10 rape Thursday morn
ing. The sentence was that he ne i'm
n.i .onod fo~ % vaor.
~, g.,
"> Al % 'e"''i "i' "aH 'hat
OF Daniet DlSglns indicted for as
sanlt ard battery with intent to kill
He ,,ead u,;Itv ~ ,sc.,,,,, ~ ,;a,,
go, -
- 'ic ""s
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15
Bought New Truck.

The Elliott Hook and Ladder Com
j.any. ~ Il meeting held OH Thursday
evening. resolved to purchase an ui-
lu-datc truck and ar order Was lmI'l"-
diatcly placed for the new machine,
which will be delivered in about
ninety DAYS. The truck will hc lit
ted M with all III" newest appllanc-
rs for fighting fire. and will be one
of the best in the Sonth. y pair OF
handsome horses will he bought To
u,;Il the new truck. The ElliOltS Is
y progressive company and are de-
trTmincd to keep up with the de-
mandS of the times.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15
Attempted lsObbrric>.

Il is claimed that robbers AItrnIpt-
cI 10 eater the residences Of Mr.. l..
y. Williams and his mother on
i:NnUghton Street IhurSda! hiSh''
Thc rut,hcrs failed to get III
tbc house and so nothing WAS taken.
The policeman on the beat s;iu ne
ha,rd = noise in the rear ot the
houses. but Islun lnTcSliSaF!''
found nothing wrong. No douDt 'hc
yt,,l,crs ran away as the piolreE'a"
made his appearance.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15
Death of Il Good Man.

Mr.. William 5. Ash OF tn" Fork
quietly passed AWAY AT his residence
OH SUNDAY night Sept. 18th. He WIS
years old He WaS Il
member OF bethlehem Methodist
church for Il number Of years. y
large circle of relatives and TRENDS
are left 10 MOURN his death His re-
mains were laid to rest III Bet h!eh"hl
Cemetery on Monday afternoon III the
presence OF Il large concourar OF
relatives and friends.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15
Nntirr To biefiIlrrS anil


Office OF County Disp"iSary Hoard.
Oran%rhurg. S. c.. Sept D. 1908.
Bids are hereby requested in ac-
cOrdancc with the terms of the dis
pensary law now in force for the fol-
lowing kinds. quantities and quail
ties OF Liquors. Beer. Wines, etc,
herein enumerated to he furnished to
the State Of South Carolina. for use
of fine county dispcnsary board Of
0rangebnrg county. TO wit:
125 to $50 barrels Spirits. lSS
proof.
125 barrels Corn Whiskey. 100
proof.
81 barrels Rye and Bourbon Wliis-
key. 100 proof.
10 barrels Gin. 100 proof.
:. barrels Peach Brandy.
:, barrels FcltOn's Rum.
:, barrels AlcohoI. ISIS proof.
:. barrels Port Wine.
> hIarrcls Shrrry Wine.
> barrcls Is. Il. Wine.
, cars SchlitZ Beer. bottled
= cars \. Is. Bud. Beer. bottled
iids will also he received for Case
Goods. including Rye. Corn. Brandy.
Gin. Rum and Wines. also Glass.
Corks and other articles needed by
rhc county dispcnsary board.
All bids shall be sealed. and there
shall be 10 sign or mark on the
envelope indicating the name OF the
bidder
All bids and samples must be sent
hv express or registered mail TO y.
D. Fair. count treasurer Of Orange
burg county. at Orangehnrg. 5. C.,
nn or before no3n of October -.
TIoN.
Contracts will u" awarded the low
est Responsible bidder on each Kind.
au;! the hoard shall reserve the right
IN reject any or ;'I bias.
Thc board also reserves the right
ru inrrrnsr or decrease tn" above
uiHntiIi"S M the same prices as
therein submitted.
All goods in br delivered /. o. b.
Oran"rhurG s. c.. to he paid for
within 80 days from receipts OF
SAME and to be subject 10 regau@r
az our warehouse.
J. G.. SMITH. Chairman.
r. L. McCANTS,
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15
HAWKING MACHINES
'ala,lh Sufferers are NOthin" Bit
Hawking. Splitting and blowing
Machines, Says an Authority.

Is il possible that in these DAYS
when cleanliness and sanitary reform
is being preached III he churches,
schools and at public gatherings.
that thousands of people will con-
Time TO suffer from catarrh. when
there is an absolutely certain remedy
always on hand
Hyomci pronounced liiSh-o-meI
is Il pleasant. medicatcd and antisrp-
tic air. Breath il IN and it VIII cure
catarrh. 1t will stop foul breath.
watcry eyes. and crustS in The nose.
IL 4 few days.
II suffered from catarrh FOR TWO
ears: tried niiincrouS rr;nrdirs which
.;.iicd: used one and Onr-Ealf bot
ilrS Of EiyOmri and am entirely cur
ed. C. y. Iindsy. l01 East First
we. Mitchell. S. ID.
y complete lily >m"i outfit. consist
in2 OF Il strong. hard ruhh"r pocket
inhaler and = bottle uf Ilyomri. costs
81, and extra hotties. if afterwards
needed. costs only )" cents each. Dr.
j. G.. Wannamakr. Mfg. co. sells il
.nd guarantees il To do exactly as
advertised.
Nyomci also cures Asthma. liron-
rhiliS. Coughs. Colds. and infants
Group.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15
Nraih of 4 NOun% lady.

Miss Sue, second daughter OF MI.
,nd Mrs. Thco. Barton, departed inns
so. at ,hc I;Ilnily residence near
J:oucSyillr on Saturday, after 4 long
and nainyul illness with typhoid few
,.r Miss Sue. who WAS Just entering
you,,p womanhoOd. had many cstlm-
ahic qualities which had enocareo
ncr to = large circle OF friends VINO
wii, regret to hear OF her d'a'h'
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15
This is no place for fools
Him Down.

Calming Him Down.
III women Just had LITTLE tact and
didn't fiy To pieces their own selves
when their husbands git TO .iawin' and
tcarin' around. therc'd be less trouble
in families" said Mrs. Grim to a neigh
hOr.
Il suppose that's So replied the
nei@llbnr.
Il knnw lis" replied Mrs. Grim.
DO you SUPPOSE lose my head and
my tongue and 20 I'll TO pieces an,l say
things I'm sorry for afterward when
Grim gels into one OF his tantrumS?
Well | don't just keep coo and
calm him down."
How do you calm him down
We'll. sometimes with stick and
ay'in with a broom handle, or mebbr
Iii grab up Il pail O wafer and donsc
It al over him. There's plenty % ways
To calm Il main down if Il woman will
only keep cool herself and try EN-.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15
r.,,,r Managers Wanted.

The Dcm2cratic County f'Ae'u''''
co,nmittcr has requested the Com
miyyiopcrs of Elections TO apPoi'''
thr gentlemen who acted as h'an'e
~ Tho late primary managers III
,hc general election. This request -
,,o1n hrcorsc the primary managers
receive no pay while the managers
:, tbe general election does.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15
S:.Nn CONTRIBUTION.
Gr2a&,'l;;1@ County Drn:o"iT;!;c ~
c!:;ivc Committee Give $;nO.

Sr;::E,'.."T@ County Drn:o"i;:!;c ~
c";ivc Committee Give $;GO.
The following is a copy OF Il letter
sent TO The StHtc by Mir j. \. Berry.
Chairman Orangcbur2 County Demo
c:'aiic Executive Committee:
80 The Editor OF The State:
Complying with suggestion 10
lion. Robert Lidc. chairman Of the
OrangcburS county Democratic en-
"tutivc committee. that the aurro-
n"l%iIon OF 500 10" the nryan cam
pai%n fund from the commirtec's
treasury be sent through YOU, |
herewith enclose YOU check thereof
ana III this connection vii! state that
our receipts from assessments on
candidates for expenses of the cam
l'alSn amounted to $332.50, and our
expenses only sll3.55. leaving y
balance which might have been dis
hursed among the managers of the
two primaries: but in order to elect
Bryan and Kern the managers
through their club executive commit
;ccmen. relinQuished their claim to
this fund, and to them there is due a
measure of credit
AS IN additional evidence of the
local interest in the success of BRYAN
and Kern. will state that several
clubs have already raised and turned
over to me credilable sums, which
will he forwarded through regular
channels. Orangeburg's answer to
bryan S question is. The people shall
rule.
J. \. BERRY,
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15
CAMPAIGN FUNDS
The Members Of Several Democratic
Clubs Help the Cause.

In accordance with the request
sent out By County Chairman Robert
Lidc. the Democratic clubs over the
county are sending in their contribu-
tions to the National Campaign
Fund. Mr. j. A. Berry is in receipt
OF the following contributions:
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15
Ho Didn't Buy.

no DldR OuSs
Among The older rank Of San Fran
.iS,.ans. says lie ArSOnaul, there Is i
citizen eminent in The world OF tlhan'':
and liberal enough in all large Was
who nevertheless is = little "r"i;
when i, comes 10 tritlc$. He is :r;luy
enough tv accept those conflcS!c'
which still mark the meetings ans!
greetings Of he oli StyI'' ;HHn i.r;'i:ii'
can. but hr has rarely been Lh"N.n
himself to stand treat. k"c'A'! E'
..aulr upon Il rr"nr lettering. rs =
wni,iuw for so.lmbn,ly. near lhc 81
,r-,,,r.,. /" i we'll known bar. "llc!I".
..nb.' hr sail What are You dong
here" II WAS au opportunity !ohG dc''
sired. and ihr gentleman addr"' rh
na,l,. lhr most OF il. We'll. John. hH
rcui",l. "l'u iUi>L waiting round i"F
Sorr.huGr 10 come along and buy III"
drink. . Il right. WIS Inc reply.
I'll III join You.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15
MAY CAUSE A SMILE
A COLUMN OF LIGHT READING
THAT WILL BE ENJOYED
By all Who Like to Read Funny
and Witty Sayings from the Mag.
aZlncs and Papers.
LISTEN

LISTEN!
Whoever you are. rs you read this.
Whatever Your trouble or SYcf.
T want YOU to know and TO heed this
The hour drawcth near with relief.
No sorroT, no voc. is uncndinG.
Though heaven sccms roicc'cSs ana
dumb.
So SIRE rs Your cry IS ascending.
So surely an answer VIII co!:c.
Whatever temptation is near yO'
Who's eyes OF these simple iiE"S t1H.
Rc!ncmbcr. good angels viii hear You
And hclp you TO stand if you c:li
Though stunned by despair. bcsecc!t
%UI.
Tr".cTrr your losses. Your n""d.
I;rI.cvr Wien these printed words r"ac.i
ynu.
Believe y"u we"r born 10 succeed.
Fila Wheeler Wilcox.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15
Send the Little Ones.

Parents should Src TO ii tha; All
children of school age report for
duty when the school open on Mon
day. 18th instant. Tn" schools are
here for the benefit Of the people
and they should send all children
vino are old enough.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15
Barred Out.

Barred Cutt.
two souls approached ST. Peter. side
by side and lhe younger was rc2ulSfI
>;rrul. .,y The saint on the ground
,irlf since hr had never been married
he had nryrr known suffering.
The older mln advanced. with glad
confidence. He stated that he had been
married twice.
But hin!. too. the saint repnISed, say
ing:
This is no place for fools.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15

Forccast
Al Iri<:l fireman applied for Il pace
AZ ,srrmiurrr He answered The officials
severe questions during the "Ianl'ha-
rinn in Il satisfactory manner until one
asked. suppose you were runa'nS
your engine sixty miles an hour on
single track and. running around
curve. saw another engine come 10
ward you at the same speed aud only
a short distance away, what "o'ilu
You do:"
"rd bless myself. ."-LippincOtts.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15
For Campaign Funds.

We hae received fifty cents from
the Rev u. d. Dantzler Tor the cam
paign fund.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15

i:Inirr Tonic cures malaria and
builds NJ II" s%slrm. 5 bottles 'nc,
90 hotties for $l25.D Srpr. -;;il
Is last dHT OF advertising prices.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15

Saturday Srut. -. Will Ir. III" last
day ~ gel III" 5 hotties for '''r o!
Glun" Tonic.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15

You still have time to try the Tree
samples of Globe 'ionlc
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15

You can hear many words III praise
of Globe Tonic. Ask your neighoor
about it.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15
Trinity Club.
SaWyrI'tlaIr Club.

Trinity Cluh .$l.11I
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-15

j. y. BERRY,
Treasurer Orangeburg County Demo-
cratic Executive Committee.
Oi'tnGehurS. S. c.. Sept. II. 1905.
Williams news., 1908-02-08
Smith vs. O'Neil

From all indica tions 1t looks as if Mark Smith would have the fight of his life for the nomination for delegate to congress, at the democratic convention. Unless all signs fail the memorable contest between Mark and Colonel Wilson will be love feast compared to the coming one between Brady and Mark.
 It is given out by those in the confidence of Mir. O'Neil that he does not intend to hide his light under bushel but will boldly state his case to the people and to that end will make a thorough canvass of the territory before the nomination.
 It would also appear that the O'Neils following are expecting to have rally around their standard all those opposed to railroad domi- nation in politics and intend mak ing a strong point of the support various railroad heads are giving to the candidacy of Mark Smith.
 The O'Neil headquarters today gave out the most cheerful news in regard to his candidacy for con gress.-Phoenix Gazette.