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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-07-29
cotton has something to do with
+l,o Ca,,oIa

cotton has SOmethlnS TO 40 WIN
the Senate.
Oh! say some, there are others
just as capable to urge the IN
terests of the farmers as Smith.
The Democratic party in the
South has been in power many
years, and the South is an agrl-
cultural section, while the North
depends largely upon manufac.
ture. The Northern representa-
tives have been alert to the in
terests of their constituency by
securing a protective tariff.
while the Southern representa-
tives have contented themselves
with making political speeches,
denouncing tariff legislation, but
doing nothing for practical ma
terial benefit to their section.
The Southern farmers interests
have been neglected. Secretary
of Agriculture Wilson said
in Sumter, that the farmers OF
the South have never demanded
anything from the general gov
ernment. Of late years Con-
gresham Lever aided by Legare
has been hammerlng at the door
of the agricultural committee
room, and their efforts are being
rewarded to a small extent. It
was through recent efforts that
the agricultural department has
begun to look southwards. but
unless the representatives keep
on with their demands, interest
will lag.
We need in the Senate a man
who has the South's cotton in.
terests at heart, who has studied
it, and knows it, man who can
appear before committees in
congress, and argue with the COM
mittees from mills, the spinners
and the exchanges.I In our opinion
we have such an one IN E. u.
Smith, who is the intellectual
peer of any of his opponents,
and who has tried, and done
more practical good in behalf OF
Southern farmers than all of the
other candidates put together,
therefore Smith merits being the
choice of the masses, and, be-
cause the cotton interest of the
South has as much right to the
fostering care of the government
as has the product of the whiskey
distilleries, and thus believing,
we think just at this time cotton
has, or can be made to have. a
great deal to do with the Senate.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-07-29
Piuewood Pickups.
Editor The Manning Times:

Editor The Manning Times:
Rev. J. H. Noland, pastor of
the Methodist church, secured
the help of Rev. j. Il. Wilson
of the Broad Street Methodist
church: Sumter, to hold q series
of meetings here from Monday,
July q, to Sunday: August 2:
Preaching every a. m. at 70
O'Clock, and $50 at nights.
On Saturday and Sunday,
August 1st and End, the quarter
ly conference will be held here
at which time Presiding Elder
Duncan will preach Saturday
and Sunday mornings.
All the stores close at 10
o'clock every a. m. during SER
vices at the Methodist church.
Mr.. H. B. Richardson, Jr.,
taken in the picnic at Olanta on
the 25th.<
Did the Senator get a tap
while extracting a cork from
Green River or was it hornet.
Mr.. R. C. Richardson, Jr., has
returned from Waynesville. n.
c., to Glenn Springs.
Brick and lime for the new
school building has begun to
come in.
Pinewood has the lead always.
It has now a male trained nurse.
If you don't believe it, say nurse
around Arthur Briggs. and he
can tell you all about the symp-
toms.
Mr.. H. A. Brailsford will move
into his new home IN a few days.
Mr.. Pat Lawrence has moved
into his new home.
Mr.. W. G.. EIwell has moved
into the house recently occupied
by Mr.. Pat Lawence on Hamp-
ton Avenue.
Mr.. John J. Brougbton has
started some repairs on his resi-
derce.
Yes. there is several after her
hand, the young man who was
driving out Sunday evening is in
the race to a finish.
Mr.. A. |. Barron was in town
one day last week on business.
Mrs. E. P. Geddings and Miss
Bessie are visiting Mrs. Leila
Rodgers.
Mrs. J. G. Craig and children,
of Petersburg, Va, has been on
a visit to relatives here.
Fine rains and crops doing
we'll.
Maj. H. B. Richardson spent
Tuesday in Sumter.
Mr.. John Caldwell of Campo
bello isvisiting his sister Mrs.
A. P. Toomer.
Miss Camilla Whilden Of Mt.
Pleasant is visiting Miss Maysle
Brailsford.
Miss Ethel Brunson Of Sumter
is visiting her sister Mrs. r S.
Beckham.
Mr.. Henry Richardson of
Sumter is in town fora few days.
Mrs. Charlie Stack of Colum-
bia is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Stack.
Mrs. J. c. Craig left Tuesday
to visit friends at Alcolu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Furman Ged-
pings are visiting relatives here.
Misses Nelson of Statesburg
and Miss Simmons Of Charleston
are visiting Miss Mamie Rich
ardSon.
He has anchored here until
the female colleges open the
next session. BUSTER.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-07-29

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIMSELF
to the voters Of Clarendon for the office OF
Solicitor, subject to the rules Of the primary.
He was appointed 10 succeed Hon. w: H. Wells,
who was transferred to another circuit, ana ne
now asks the suffrage Of the people for the full
term. believing he has already demonstrated
that he is fully qualified for the place.
J. z. MCLOUGHL1N.
HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN
didate for Solicitor OF the Third Judicial
Circuit subject to the rules Of the Democratic
primary A. Is. SIOChE1.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-07-29
Coroner.

THE VOTERS OF THE BLOOMVILLE
and Manning sections, believing in giving
merit its lust reward would commend w. A.
Dyson to the voters Of the county for the Office
of Coroner. Ever since the Democratic party
has been in power w. A. Dyson has been an ac-
tive force performed every duty and did so
well. He has helped many others and now his
friends think it right that he should be honored
with the votes OF the people. he is competent
DEMOCRATS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-07-29
House of Representatives.

THANKING YOU FOR THE LIBERAL
support given me in the past and pledslng
myself to abide the results Of the Democratic
primary hereby announce myself candidate
for member Of the House OF Representatives
from Clarendon County.
HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF a CAN
! didate for reelection to the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes, subject to the rules OF the Demo
cratic primary I. N. WOODS.
ANNOUNCE TO THE VOTERS OF CLAIR
l endon that am o candidate for reelection
to the Honse OF Representatives, within the rules
OF the Democratic primary, and also take this
occasion to thank my friends for the fatterinS
vote they gave me two years ago.
WV WV JOHN R. DINGLE.
DESIRE TO EXPRESS MY GRATITUDE
for the honor conferred upon me two years
ago in electing me membe the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES and feelir have done
my duty, I offer myself IN 10 tnao
honorable position. subj. es OF the
Democratic party, promls Ig, no ed By re-
election, shall serve the oeo. fully
D. Sc -ROUGH.
DROMISING TO ABIDE RULES GOV
L ernins the Democratic primary and the
result thereof, announce myself q candidate
for the House Of Representatives from Claren
Wv, 00 HENRY E. RICHARDSON, JR-
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Sheriff.

r HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF a CAN
i ddate for reelection to the office OF Sherlr
OF Clarendon County, subject 70 the rules OF the
Democratic primary. +. b. GAMBLE.
May l3, 1908.
Y HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN
didate for the ONCE OF Sheriff OF Clarendon
County and pledge myself to abide the result OF
the Democratic primary. ,o,
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Clerk Of Court.

,1HANK1N5 THE PEOPLE FOR THE CON-
! fidence reposed in me and pledging myself TO
abide the results Of the democratic primary,
hereby announce myself o candidate for re-
election to the office OF Clerk OF Court Of Clar-
endon County.
7 AM A CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION
Z to the ONCE Of Clerk OF Court Of Clarendon
County in the ensuing primary and vii! abide
the result OF same.
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Auditor.

7 HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN
didate for reelection to the office Of County
Auditor subject to the rules Of the Democratic
ANDREW P. BURGESS.
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MAGISTRATE at Manning.

r AM A CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE
OF magistrate at Manning subject TO the
rules OF the Democratic party. Am graduate
at law and qualified for the position:
E. C. THAMES.
DROMISING TO ABIDE THE RESULT OF
! the Democratic Primary hereby announce
myself candidate for the office OF Magistrate
at Manning. >-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-07-29
srArEor OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO.

STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO.
LUCAS COUNTY.
FEANK J. CRENEY makes oath that he Is the
senior partner Of the firm Of F. j. CHENEY &
Co.. doing business in the city OF Toleoo, county
and State aforesaid andtha5 said firm will pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of HALL. s CATARkH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 20 before me and subscribed in my pres
ance this 5th day Of Decenibc.. y. D: 1856
~ y. GLEASON.
SEAL, Notary Public
t~- ,
acts directly on the blood and mucous >!::';'''N
OF the system. Send TO: testimonials. free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists. 775c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-07-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
United States Senate.

BEG TO ANNOUNCE MY CANDIDACY
for the United States Senate in the ap-
proaching Democratic primary. anal respect
fully solicit the support of the Democratic vot-
crS of This State K. e. EHETT.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-07-29

...c:nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
Cures al Coughs. aud expels Colds from
:he systsm by gently Eloying The bowels.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-07-29
For Solicitor.

= HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF a CAN
ddatc for Solicitor Of the Third Circuit. sub
icct to the rules OF the Democratic primary
PHILIP II. -STOLL. =
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County Treasurer.

HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN
didate for reelection to the Office Of County
Treasurer, subject to the rules OF the Demo
cratic primary. l.. L. WELLS.
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iaEuei.
This is no fanciful theory, we
believe if properly presented
and pushed. there is every cause
to believe the government can
be induced to take hold of cotton
warehousing, and why should it
not? When it was first suggest,
ed that the government have a
parcel post system, it was laugh
ed at, now it is being seriously
considered by Congress. When
it was first suggested to provide
a rural free delivery of mail. it
was derisively spoken Of as
spaternalism," and when the
whiskey makers went to the gov
ernment for protection that they
might put their product in bond
to age, and while there: have
money advanced so their bust
ness might not be interrupted,
they did not get recognition, un-
til their representatives made
continuous demands for this pro-
lection.
Cotton has justas much right to
the governments consideration.
and with a man Of E. D. Smiths S
zeal, loyalty and determination,
constantly and increasingly urg-
ing, and praying for justice, that
nc discrimination be made
against the Southern farmer, We
sincerely believe, even the
Herald will be convinced that
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-05
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.


The most significant happening IN
national politics during the weeK was
the buryiny Of the Ratchet between
Taft and Fofaker These two famous
sons of Ohio each have their warm
personal supporters ~ Mr.. Foraker has
disagreed with President ROOSEVELT and
was a candidate for the presidential
nomination and during the canvass foF
the nomination considerable I'LL feelings
was engendered-, The twoy.men have
risen TO the occasioniandJfvr the pnblIt
good set aside their personal diffeNhces'
This action viii have d very great
effect all over the eonhtfy oas ii viii
tend to obliterate from the chmpaigh
the personal differences between leaders
in other states If Mr., TAFT Is beaten
this fall It viii be because ,qf dissen-
tions in the Republican ranks and
with these dissentions reduced TO a
minimum sllthakjs necessary is'tioget
out the y0tas, or qiH, oIa7 oish
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-05
tn7T5MT y M

Those who have been responsible for
the crucifictiomIof ttffs municipality
TO crosssof hay tfyoto whistle Or the
great finaacial Toss to 'whicE'the city IL
being put u With TIE statement that
no one n s,,l ssicksipg, Bpf The. Diamond
Drill. AnY man 9f ordinary mpIeisr
telligencS-horse ssAse, isn't psneessrv
who wenldnit kick vt tbs boy play
down at,theiwork. nonghEfnto beinHhe
III Ji Islsndsiwhsn antelligence isil T.
necessarytto humanfexispahce! n'idniD
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-05

advanced and incurabie cases The
city hospital are capable Of y great
work. not only in arresting the disease
IN rrrrrrrfyrops1sss ssses. but IN
attracting those cases away from heir
surroSndings just atsthe,stime when
they are mostiaAns ,us = others.
+asThe object 81 boards Of health Is to
prevent disease ADD the core az disease
IN an incidental means to that end
The nlupicipeiity Is justified Ia remoy;
ing a tt,lercolosi< patient from HE
:: :: e; 3: !;
treatment n <tsy an impos:
,aht place IN y Bttfion OF the
tuberculosis pEc6lkll3 " 6 ag tbis does
not imply tAs{,thv etsscts' 6fTsanitoria
And fakQy<Q Is climate conditions have
been n Iegated to the background. The
Isanitotnm treatment Is ideal but ts
reasons the mass OF sufferers
from the tuberculosis will or must re-,
main III their homes. II v this that
makes trg-frge fispensafy . most I'm
portant consideration for a scofnmunity.
The usefulness OF tuberculosis dis
pensary is not confined to the render
ing OF routine gratuitous assistance to
conssmptives. but to the opportunity
for personal contact with the patient
In his home. the inspection.and control
OF his environment and the .imparting
OF responsible instruction. NN
81 .'The first dispehsary OF the kind
was established in Edinburgh in 1887
Observation-Disclosures erection Of 'sahitoris
in Scotland and has gradually develop
ed into the most important part OF the
entire system Of organized effort,
Similar establishments haze been
opened in Belgium, France, Germany,
and few cities..in tbs United States
:, The dispensary. should be q clearing
house for all INDECENT consumptives,i
from which after careful examination
af ,the eirvfrvrmrntrzrr riIysIcsr c6h's
dibion they may send the patient, when
necessary; 70 appropriate institutions
in''The proper classiticationof patients
and recognition. Oil their needs and
r6quiremepts. represents one of the i'm
p6rtant functionsIof the dispenssry, ~
''"The sanitary authorities should
enforce the prohibition Of splitting in
public conyeysnces public piaces and
upon, the Sidewalks, DR.. Biggso of New
York considers that here ties the, key.
note Iof the whole, question Of preyeat;.
iDssthe spread n, aliiseasealef the reapiFs'
Atofy organs natoqnly of, tHbercplosiss
but other taissases,as walIn The control
Of infectieQant liseasesuan general and
thbefculosisiin PARTICULAR is''of the
significance totmHhkindl !" Il
'-fff trttnsY~f Al N.lIfDIs hlt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-05
August 8. 1908.
Marquette, Mich.

August D. 1908.
NOTICE is hereby given that Fardy
Dishaw. of Crystal Falls. Mich, who.
on March IA. 1907, made Homestead
Entry No i0494, Serial No. o2Qs ,,for
Southeast quarter, Section ., Township
AN. Range SAW, Michigan Meridan,
has filed notice OF intention to make
final Eve year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
Clerk OF the Circuit Court, at Crystal
fxirs; MICH. on the g5rd day OF Sep
temberr 1905, 1i.i.sE = &c
Claimant names as Witnesses: Alex
ander Dalpra. Albert Laufehbnrg.
4lames- H Johnson aa-Frenk --hturtis
al of Crystal Falls, Mich, ~ $40,
James J. Donovan.
y,nt pml ~ .aRegister.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-05

isafoin 1ii,GigdrU II boia'
Bias ebalhIas yAdveftjsin1iiiisui'

All OH E3iilUN ltiDi-2ft
The expfrience af itheipewicentury 90
professional base ball, AS regards the
beneficial effects OF ADVERTISING atLlwn
or small city on aocenht Of its having
n professional base ball club located in
it's midst or Of a town o. city being
connected with a base, bali league or
association has practically taught a
essen to business people Of small cities
and towns, which the Intelligent and
progressivel class OF hotel aud store
keepers OF a lrountry town haven not
been Glow 90 avail themselves, for such
business men have realized the advan-
tages above feferred TO- it''' u
In small towrs and villages the
scores are usuliy published in the local
newspaper, This helps the places
where the games are played, and when
the winner of the championship IL
known the Impression prevails that the
victory is due To the enthusiasm and
support given IIy the 'rootersl OF the
home place in when the team is locat.
ed. ..,.,.---.I. se s.s9,
We know OF many smau--eeuntry
towns which would nevu have,been
known or heard OF outside of rAeiY owh
Immediate Neutrality-suspicious. fts .bssebafI
club and team Tine fact lsI II the
business people Of a town, not pre.
yiously benefited By 'hayjhg.a base bali
club and good enclosed ground, vera to
get their best men together Cor organ.
ization purnosed, would soon
realize what an advertising s medium
well-msnaged professional clint il 20
the hote,s, boarding houses and ssofss
-Spaldings Guide3li gfu 9,ulii .aill
uG-..l- - AaH ca af9fu
In view tithe present agitation 10
wards methods f3r combating the
spread OF tpbercluisos. the folIow.ne
paper read by Grand Rapids physir
clan before a,Qlasa, in,social science an
the lower Michigan city.wiiI be. Of
more than passing interest here
"Consumptionss alh5us disease ana
the contamination i'ofDh places ana
things must be prevented. sanatory
authorities should offer facilities foF,
early diagnosis of bacteEiologieei OK 4
aminations Of the snutnm free Of cost
Ia MANY iucipient cases the sgnirsomsII
are not sufficiently defined to pormitof
a positive diagnosisfsby che ldenerat
practitioner. The aAnipary authorities
should provide or zee that there are
provided three classes of institutions
for consumptlsts. free qispepsaries
from which liiatle cases ,shoul be |
referred TO a .kanllorinm ~ hospital,
sanitoria tor insipient and moderatelyl
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-05
DefendAnfE


Suit pending in the Circuit Court
for the County OF Iron, in Chancery.
at Crystal Falls, Michigan, on the 25th
day. August A. 3D. 1905. 80 r.
IL appearing from the affidavit OF c.
r. Sanborn filed with the Bill Of Com
plant in this cause, that FREDERICK
PATES, the person mentioned therein.
is deceased, and that the names OF his
heirs are unknown to. and cannot be
ascertained by the said Complainant,
-cr-ty---sfu- -sffanrr and tt further
Appearing that said unknown heirs are
necessary parties to said sp{t
. 1T, IS THEREFORE 'oRDERED,
that the unknown heirs cf-suft FRED
ERICK PATES, .deceaseaI enter their
appearance In this cause on OF before
the first day. OF March, A. ID. 1909, and
that within twenty days the '6ompla !
ant cause this order to be published IN
The Diamond Drill, newspaper print.
ed, published and circulating in said
C6unty-of IRON said publication to be
continued enos-in-eech week for six
weeks in succession: or cause q cert.
fed copy of This order to be served on
-ysfr unKu0wn heirs personally. at least
twenty days. before ths--tlme pres
cr!Ped for the agPearaPT of said
deHsndanfs. rs :"
7 w Efona
-l9us l.,osi.'t Crc,it srtdas
-IsA4.fs-dr sFeA,f-
Solicitors apr Coniplainaitt
Business Address Houglstea,- 4Affeir:-
lsdIaa iiDin- u-tl.. al,Er
Republican County Conxention.
'-ArvpurrczE confiiyentiSSnS Tor the
Iron stSiHS he tvi+-ur-rng
court mouse in CRYSTAL FalRr optTnesi
day. the-slghtA--das-ef September, a.
Dg.Il9QSi at.IliAielock in thAefnoon'
for the purpose Of electing Two dele
gates tootkS STATE cdneenti6hT called 70
meet in the city Of Detroit on Teesdayg
the twenty ninth : Jay Of september,
1906. 49, ,,,. =
Also for the purpose of eleet-frss-tvur
delegates tto.she Republican; congress
ional convention for the Twelfth dis
trcts catied,to meht ~ MarqA4tte, Sat
urday Sept. 12th.
-AssdEJi.ths purpose Of electlng -four
delegates to the Republican sehatorial
convention of the Thirty-hrst senatorial
district Of Michigan called TO meet at
MarQuette. -Satnrday--Sspt. lPLa.
Also for the purpoe Of electing nine
delegates to.the Iron.representative con-
vention when called - .s...,s.~s.4si
4 Also for the pnrposs Of nominating
candidates -tor--the- following county.
officers, namely, judge OF probate,
sheriff. treashref, county clerk, register
II deeds, ptosecating attorney, court |
two coiopers apdl Que
county 'suryeyors9wum ayn Diros \
q The several wards ia thencity ,of !
Crystal Falls and the townships OF the
A' al 9yl 81 oaf "i'W fl''l
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-05
CHANCERY ORDER.
tEirst pahlleetiuns ang ElE 1905 last
publication Sept. 5. 1905
State ~ MfchIgan-

- state az Michigan.
Iwenty.htth Judicial Circuit IN
thancery .iusssiop sh aliI9;ulir
Jules n, Geniesse. syilngr 2an "a
~ Coniplainantpn iAsraai sh .
Va. al .afslms. 80 airch} 'Ih.
Cvrus III sarJ,hgpilH 10 ineiinicloi 2
."sstii oensiosi ,s,n.. agnsmpn,
Winnie Sensiba. ai7''''s' : ~,
Thomas.Atkin.op and ,l,,,e.,r,r ,li,lff
"o"'i' " 'ieayinra agunn oS.r q
------- ~ tls..ss,ttf,,trt 4. lf4ffsAAtt Nlf
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-05

4. Operations for. Piles wifi not be ncr~
.essalS-if-Ses-sse-AfanzSu Pre- Remedy,
guaranteed. ,Pries' so cents: Sold at
Rein Drug Store.