davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-03-11

For 80 years Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has been the standard remedy for
female ills. No sick woman does justice to
herself who will not try this famous medicine.
Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and
has thousands of cures to its credit.
Bz8zED Mrs. Pinlkbam invites all sick women
Mz@ to write her for advice. She has
guided thousands to health free of charge.
Address Mrs. Pinlham, Lynn, Mass.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-10-06

geiuiHnt Der llnterridlt on 6nbGhtcit
tiho anterreiie, CT bleibt bor 8eit.
fdtpeiiieteit beipnhrt npb bereitet
ioirlIih eui oas 9ebeu Dor. gsie piel
lberiIiiiiiaer Baltait oiiritc, unbc
ihabet nlIer eebrpldne, iiber gorb
geipcrien ueroen. lueun nan In nIem
llnterridlt iiets bic &rnris bes gebeuS
I'M sn9e behalten niiroe.
sSas 6ns aino inn altcr treibeu
ioll, Euf es In Der Snaeno lerncu,
9arun iulitc bic Shufe ibm bic
Seitimmung bes Menihen nHI Oieier
Groe aeiaen uum StanDpuntt einer
wertth1tigeu 3eliaiDiiitat aus; bas
aino ioll bcten leruen uno iih ppn
gaiiern fcrn balten, ipipie ieincn aart
sen &anbel naf) tSottes heiliaen Ge-
bpten einridltcn. audI ioll bic Sflu
le ihren 3bglingn nls bette Mitgift
nui bem Gebensmee eiueu auten Cha
rntter niitgeben tDnneu.
Gie ainber su Iitlid) guten uno iiir
bns ir5iidIc 9eben brnuhbaren Mcn=
ifen hernnsubilbeu. baS lit Die erhnbe
ne auigabe nllcr dDsiltiidlen 2etrer
oer3ugeno uno 10 bat bic Sdlule bns
Slid Der aiuber iilr boS>ipdtere 9c=
ben begrilnoet.
,3unt ShIullc ntbdlte onS Bolts
bIntt" nun updl ein @py, iIber bic
bbhereu Sd,ulcu tGolicQcs mb Vita.
bcmiesl ttuo bic hpbere AuSbiIounQ
Der 0nobeu unb Ni1odcn ioatu: Gl
tern. mcldie III Der Sage Ino. ihrCr
1Otnen uuo lOd)tcnt cine hDhcre
SiIOurn arbcu III inilcu, iulltcu bitS
thRu, bciou6erS ipli;tn bic 9uobc
einc b1bere glnSbiIDuno crholtCn. Ghnc
nllc ,3lueitcl bc0urler mir hcutc mchr
ben ic elmer nniebnlidlc 3nhl dlriltl.dl
gcbil0etcr 0idnucr. 2oher ihr 81
terri, 9ebt bel Der gtlSbiIbuna curer
2inoer ocu SUhucu Gen &uvsna. Tna
III in cnrcm ,>ntcrciic. i'm ,lntereiic
eurer SDhne iclblt ullb int ,lntereiie
Der dlriitlidlcn Sadle. Iph bel
SIusiuahl Der 9ebrauitnit Itegt ea
9leithialis i'm 3utcyeiie Der dlriitli-
den Sadle, bab tic Suhn pbcr lodltcr
teincr nnotren nIS dlrtitliteu gehrnue
itaIt nrperuaUeu. gSir habea aort=
lob hicrslllanbe pieledlriitlitie Gpllts
acs uuo 9,tnocnlie3, uro tnben tlrii:'
lidlc GItcru ourhnn9 tciuCu Grun0
ibrer Nin0er elmer uid)trelialpigr
Stbra!iitaIg sur hphcrtn NuSbi.omQ
su ubcrocben Iie dwiitlid>tn ychr
auitoltcn iahlen ;rlJici2pbuc IL oeu
bcittu oce Nnuoc@, uuo uro boher
crad)tct ooS &p.tebiott eS ais ieirc
G'lidlt, bicieIbcu ousorlid!id)it 81
Cnlp'chlcu'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-10-06
(l'iue antc glnltcllnlla

tbnucn chrlcisiac ilmac 0cucu mo
Tdmer crbnltcr I'M GiiCnbahn
pocr brab,lpien Sclc9rapbeuoicuit
5cit onv Siuiuorp WcicB in Arait Qes
trttcn. unb icit benz ouSaeoehnten
Gprticlrilt DER brohtluien Geographic
itbIt eS an 10000 EeleQrophiiicu.
2icic Nnitetiunncr inhIcu nrfnnaIid)
uon iiebSia bis ncnnsia Collars mp.
uotIidl. lSir upcriren inter 2luiiicbt
upn Iclcpraphbeonten unb earnntic-
rcH often CSraouirten cine Ynltcliun1.
Sdwcibt utQcr nuHiiihrIidlcr 3niur
motipn oil Die Cudl 3rnocbit licaeuocn
1nititHte. 9intipnn' telegraph On
ititutc, Cincinnati, G. &hiIoOclpbju.
IA. Aitmpb;S, GtIm,, Columbia,
:. g.. Toucnpprt, a., KprtIona,
lre.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-10-06
SrOdeHe Staaten Hidt popular.
Gmilrauteu bIeibcu rrchibitis
oniltiithen 3e5irfen fern,
ia1t Sanrr 6ellert.
auirs Die Rsuslhtrnus ptrmiassrr
Nliiiuuri : GimunubtruusSdQea; be
houptet icirc &tmnhruatu lyir
ben uiGlss 'rudlten iucNu 0ae
stmcuotmcnt ;um tSeicec
tuir0.

S9cum oav %;Utt 4Riiipurt ! an \
9ipucuibcr oWdl ihrc Stlmmcu ihrtu
Stna, M ciatn Eyphlb,;ioaH S,natf
mudltu io,.tt. Jtvot Uciu &I>ibtu
III Nuu 2rt uth, larger ale tjI III
oicitm (alc Vpu 9,uetu itiU" trt,0ri
GiupanberUncHtpu,u,idr NnGrn t3t.
itu, lptlcltr upu Wputrncur NdCltu
tyuauut nm eaS btllcr> E.caUut tn
yppdildltr GimrdnNtrY III bNptott
)d) III Hfi'l2Uri nufG'WNtIr cm SoW
ilna uob U;,;2 %llduo rcieu w;rN.
WcriaG Der StriitGt &omnl'lGcs Wtl
,tr&, lulre ItiH pon Vucopl El1at
luanAtyttr l,ta rldl crcm >io0;c be
nsbcn. n'p cii &WhititieaH wc'tg tit
NMlt iii. &M ctr Stt.auR, otc
UtmonNtr. tt'onatyH >tut'de puo
Sdrpeiicr, uthGta" lnnt Wt.,tyt;
.,ihr I0uuct tbtulo aHt h;n %trluh
MADDEN Nu,i IN S,.uu :. u,v.AnNtm
olV Giuunuocrcr NJ bt,utatt III q
ntm &ruaibitipu2 S!aate III ,sbtu,
cis thcilcn oicit g,nildt Hitn nidt
lmN crahtcn c. ais NrCd'tJul Ser
pcNpulidlen frrihtit NeE Nen'ttn.
AttcS mas ih VI eiUuiiCI Der nuuGr
aleiblichtr &pyth;ile sRtiipUriS, ii
nen leiuen lhpuen ar0 iruhibauu
Subeu uno ayu6ru t1eleacuhtiten uur
brinntn tonn,e, m,irot pcrlnrsa leiu.
nsnn ih ihucn idlIieslial aeltehta
mnste oaS grehibitioa in eieiem ionlt
10 aeleauettm Staaie Die ocrrihait
iabrc.
Nod Gin anoereS SrabIem iellt
iich Semen eittseaen bic lcst brnh
lieosenoeS 2oub tnltipirt nm ecu
Staat aebciben ieheu n,Nbten. ssenn
Gin ssrphibitipnsasies aaiiirt lpirN
.lpigb oas 9ans bradh lieeen bieiben--
nod mebr, Gin erpssr ! bell Sent. biz
iith im Ssaofe nnaeiienslt. warben
eislen ucriaiien urto nd, eorthin men.
ben mo oir Serhdlniiie rrtraslitxr
Iim6. -
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-10-06

errcid)en in iebem gebcrtbcrnie ers
hciidlt tiusn trditiaen avrpe uub ila
renss&eritnuo Ehuc Hciuubbcit teiu
Griolp electric 9ittcr9 aber iii Dcr
erDGte 0ieiwbhcitsauibautr btn le bic
Sseii getdrut bat. Gr 5lpinat Mas
gen 2cber un0 9licysr iu ppiiuuime
ucH &@irtsu reiuigt mo bt,eidert
on2 EiIut, bcIebt Sht aauSe 1pitm
uno bciaIia; Gudl bic ,aalidru arhgi
ten aueiahaIicu. .9a,l fonatln ocB
Sci0rHs an 9,icreulticca". ithreib,
". W. 1hcrnnn. GH,hiug. 1Re.,
mnrbtn 0rej GlnidCa 9Iettrit Eu
tiers ntid mic Gin ucpc 2gcuid, inhs
len. .0t bei $. 0ilstmcgcr a Sou.
&ei;ptaiia uuo Gplt. uao z. u,
5ilt.i & Cons lrnoml 60, ct
SrrmnS URo ct. Gii1abtsh.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-10-06
iSair gluti;.

Grinnyrt GRd Der 7oter Ger
Ginae Gpurtp 6air. Gttuber Is.
49,, 20. uub u. &ereeiiet aud
rid,t bnB smiicben II uno / llbr tag
lid piisntliher Tertaui itnttlinoen
uno beluRoere Nnimcrtiomteit Den
s'critiQcr,1Gen rpu Nuitbtut Tlicrcr
ollcr @nttrm0cn ecidcntt perben
miro.
gcutc. lueldlc cnnue0cr &allbIut
&ieh III utytnuien habcu uoer lpldlcs
NJ taRieH lpiinideu, mcroep bier
citcu litiljQcu NInrtt finotn,
3u0tm miro uodl Die ublidc ,}ohl
Einot uno Giclb0uolcr om &lnBc
iciu. " ucrpniic Nciuer Die @etC
aenbcit - Npumjt 9lilc sar 6oir,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-10-06
Z ieg6iuna Der 5rnee in
lf nm M


I'D glnabe Die Getrnuteiraae In
eurupn III eHtid)ieoen. @irthsid,afs
eiserien luerbeH iur ipid,en 4dnneru
beiuiIliat Die eirwa aH;gn Ebaratter
aaiweiien touuen Hno an teiHeu
Eritntenbolo rcrtaHieH. sEan hDrt
mic aloaen ijber bic GistrdhfeKaaen.
hHh es idleiHt mir, Daf oieielben
&erbaltniiie. wenn ridliia anaeinst.
audi m bieier Seitc oes alontiid,en
Cccnns obfualten t6nHen.
GOmliiiidr Bellert luuroe aeifern
puV Gbei GinpanocranqstOmnliiIar
eurran i'm seiferiuH 6utel bem @os
pcracur bnblep porgeitcllt Der nui Ser
Rciie nnh Sprinefelo beqriiien tuar.
Gr INTO Der gOuerneHr beigradeu nit
S1tereiie ben euter GrIplg Oer auI
ellis Silnnb bewirtt peroen iUllte.
rurnusgeieBt OnB itnailife 3ruhibis
tion ihre 3!aue niht su Aidlte made.
(8lube G.muerat.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-10-06

irm ouf Die Strnbe aeiporfen. am
Rinnitein. Slhdlirherlpeiie mar Der
Giaentbiimer nbiueienb uno bic
.5intes" eritbeint nah iuie upr in ei.
ncn bereitS Dor 3 Sabren In Tnpli'
tat aebauten @ebduoe opn oeiicn Gri'
iteus nm einselue spubten, IN iueldlc
bic Mlaidjiueu ia ioear bic nDthiae
Mnnnif)oit - teine urienleute. nit
bieien lag bic Times lett Sabren I'M
beitigeu aanpie - bereit itanoen ual
audi nicht cine eirsiae aummer Der
eruben .3eituma ausiatIen su laiien,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-10-06
Sir gicrtr 0ieucratipn. d. 9eter

TeGracr 4 Spus Gpmpnnu, IS -25
Soura aoane Aperue. Ghieaep, 2l.,
bere!tlu oiG nis Turr; sSteentrouter
beton6te GfrSiSin, .cclgle Gin be-
rllhntc5 S>ausmitttl in Der aan5cn
}@clt acluprocu lit. 1ilies 2gitte!
hat i'd oErh pier ts1nGnt;paca upm
&nycr aui Den Spaa rtccrtt. Seine
eicidlidrte ontiu 2urR1 Qui Die Nd
lurialieiteH Gr ii gialeiat eas &
tcitt mo bcIibtciic, jcet pprhauoerc
2Fitt2l. Gr iii ieinc &vuthcttr Re6i.
sin, miro ablr 0cr ytuyiu oirl.t ouvd1
Spciiol Sacntcg oc.iticrt. wtlde
iuc;jell nuseiic.It iiro pen otu Giger
thimcrl (r. Ecter TadrNcn 4 @pns
Gp.. l9--2j So 0usus &cc.. Gbita.
az, 1ly
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-10-06
Sefallutnla1nng.

9sir ipiIniheu hierntit bent
Gublifun funb 81 tbun, onB mir
pom 10. Gttpber an cine uOlls
itGnbiee sIusluabl 0erblt BUS
luanreu aui Eager baben iueroen.
@er eineS ueuen 5utes bebiirftig
pber Den lettiafrigen ausltaffirt
iuiiniht. ipreche eefalli9lt in nm
lerenl Ya6en ppr uno belihtiae
unierc gSnnre.
gsie irilher, iuirb 5frl. Wtorn
Qpuiie Nmules bieicr gIbtbeiluua
ppritetcn. g9ir ueriihern Guh,
OaB luir Gtd) ndnsIidl sulrieoen
itellcu uerbcn. Inn @uren aes
nei0ten ;}tiprud, bitteuo. per
bleiben mir adtunnsopIl
S,LA.( Q, %;Is,,,,cI,,,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-10-06
krila nuo 9eutitblans.

bon eiiiem garbe, benz bic
tet ssohr nm sSnbr
Rlen @lanses 5llIe bic 0aab
bes SdjiuintS bar.
len linefmelfen. aus ticien
NeraeSishnit
nen linn bic Grute, QUILT
ibni Der Grse Grae5t.
e Strbnle rauideH, rings
! flutbct bnS SseltenHeer,
ni0 uuo aus Erairie itiirmt
trpbigeS 2eben her
kni Splfe brauiet titarenbniz
ter Siun.
pn 66hiten greiiet irin fetes
&aseu hin.
| on ben Bergen. es taut3t
w YieeresShluub,
nh Giienneben ben Sells
unb llriualoserunb.
let Guober nui Guabcr, bis
III pen Soften nrnu--
It cs mb h1nln,ct Der 5rci !
belt Hicienbon.
ganh nnh Fem iriI. rin
Eanb enr lieb NIB lper;h,
uerann0 her ,jcitcn &c
heimtlic nod neebri;
ern nrdl bic gtoIbtr nlond)
nntles Sogeripnrt;
BIS npdb in ben &SpQin upn
libeIlNgetbpr
en nod aite 3oaW, 10 our
Rel llnb plnoetNIeigb.
len Md aiubcrherScu iih
audl benz Oimn;eIrcid).
lnno. uoit nli Itincu Ain
BERN liCbt ieiues Gid 10 icbr
bic 6rcnl0acmOro men. bic
EeutiChen iibct NJ Metr.
/ mchr ais @iutter. biz IN
ereS gehcnS Gpbn
ier 3r6unlen unb Sndhen.
lnicrer grbeit Scoen 1u.
bem roittuitn S'nacn he
ildltio Mas nn0 3eit.
benz baliiecn Slide bcn
gee sur 6wiateit.
MIND 6rn,dc.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-10-06
CerlallJt.

TnS .GpSmppnti;ou Ytnan;irc" Der
lonpt cincu &crtrctcr III Cioac 0puu
III, Der boraul ijcht, ooG Subitrtp;i
ruen crneutrt umo Gtriulotipu ourra
btioroerc MrthpaHl, bje iidl naSuch
mcllb bcpdhu hobtu. ~ uclRruNtul.
NcNalt Re &unWliNirn. NrUhcrt
UyiamuuG lntlu'druHlpetb abcr iicr
uibe0tnQt uu,hip %UIc natr ihri!
meiit ,}cit gs,riiir, mit Heicrcu
sen, MI, y. i NlWphtlI. GpNmp
puIitnn NllaNaSine, lIs9 NrpobpaN
9ie,p ?|urt Aitl.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-10-06
Se6tel & @ilfemeper.
Npr Supprr.

Gin Nor Supper" luirb nm
Suuutna bcn l6. Gttpber in Der &ers
hpif'S SduIe acgcbcn lUcrocn. stIc
iiuO ircnnolidlit eiuaelaoen unO 9IIle
herSlih lullltpr,nleu,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-10-06

Come, now; let's gel together
~ Let ne tell you all about
my line and the advantages
they have for you. Send for
color cards; let me give you
my prices, and show you how
it is TO youI own best mterets
as well as mine to handle my
"time-tried paints, roofing
and wall paper.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-10-06

Ecr .. i 9lorpnllney mo
kttcu an Somiio9 @ciud|
Gntou Siro;bouS hottie oul
felne cjottiu upu bier rodl
N gIupllit atcpp2r penciitc
ilr einiGc <aae nadl
.nacb6riac 81 beinctcn,
anac E,err (htpbpr Yuctte
hcr iirl. GIiiobctb bCiudl
lItnpt ibre g'riIocr III 9ildl
thnnI BON SothauI, Nh be
lcincu Inticntcu Ncrrn
Munucder
20. unb II. Sttpbcr lujr0
&mcinot has &icrsi0itun
bpehnItcn lptg0Cn
ID iSrou ia',pn 2'ar a-n
perau S0nntn9 belua.;
~
Rilheim gSinttIlno'm rtji,c
hdIte balbcr llcd) Oct
laot,
ribcrthn 9obc btil.cht htt
Nrnbers Ntrrc.o III
III.
rpbnu 2nebbtrt upu VIC
kop @ait Der VItcru NGrr
rraoro YHebbtrt u;o Ger
Il Nuthcr> McoE,
Q. Mout pcu Hiar ;tjli
ii prriciiioncliin wtiut'
h iiu Zen Is, uuo II.
inltiNcu faymcr 0try1l
Htbrle peiicru AbciIo Der
1len hciuubcu andbtcin
IN,
zrglitn gSilNbattr Y. i,
yoniS lpa an Soml
Eselie beS sSiloitGtee
Hes ipdtc Aoru nod sug
hi ios!. mail Snsf ,Srpir
!. uob nm einlgt 9aodlen
rinen Wunc; bis slr
y perMltcu iidl alic
/ BIN eo,irtn slntt nnae
r.
na bcs 10 Sttubcr
Fk Grsbiihpi !. 7.
hs bl. Satran,ent Der
Shlneter NIB beiicn
nath einiaen 5necu
ben 9briaen am
irfspille. no. no
bic Staot nit arns
n perihDnern. slis
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-09-06
MAKES SECOND RACE
WITH FEATHERSTONE
RLEASE LEADS FEATHERSTONE
IN % COUNTIES.
Got Majority in Home County and
Handsome Lead in Five Surround"
ing Counties.

Cole. L. Blease, of Newberry, led all
other candidates in the first primary
for governor, his vote, according to the
official tabulation, being 33,414 a lead
of 1853 over his nearest competitor,
C. C. Featherstone, of Laurens.
The official figures are as follows:
Cole. L. Blease, 33.369; Jno. T. Dun
can, 1885; C. C. Featherstone, 30,O45;
F. H. Hyatt, 5,436; T. G. Mcleod, 25,-
263; Jno. G. Richards, 9,770.
Mr.. Blease carried his home county
by handsome majority, aEd led all
other candidates in the surrounding
counties of Laurens-the home Of Mr..
Featherstone-Saluda, Union, LeXing-
ton and Fairfield He led all the oth6r
candidates in seventeen counties, and
he leads Mr.. Featherstone in twenty
two counties.
Following are the official figures
giving the vote of Messrs. Blease and
Featherstone in the several counties
of the State:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-09-06

CONTINUED OF page three).
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-09-06
MAYOR COLE. L. BLEASE.

Coleman New
berry County.
His father fathers three brothers service IN
brothers, because OF his
Henry Beas this SKETCH married Mary
Edgefeld The Living
stons were Mary Bease SOL
All Beases 'nsson were "
cause o Hampton in the days OF '76
he soon
profession and he has
excellent practice has connected with
County mas oen
soiated in Lurens Greenwood Union Lng
FOR years
as city attorney of NewberTy.
Lille whose
Anderson County Mrs Beass father was
soldier Mexican and her great
grandfather soldier Of the Revolution Beng
descended from member Of the Daughters of the Amer
Revolution.
Cole represent
Representatives Twice he Reelected
each tine heading legislative handsome majority In the
ability parGa
speaker en 19o4 Mayor 0ae
was Newberry County by
of that capacity for two years. he voluntarily
the close his term 1908 He is now Mayor
his home Newberr elected that position in Dece
Democratic Executive
mit elected by the County Conen-
has REPRESENTED County Executive Committee
Democrat Bon
1895 and 1900 presidential electors for William Bryan
the Democratic for the presidency.
prominent raern cHces ne IS
an Odd Feow Ph Red Man. Elk and Woodman OF the World
master
and Odd Fellows He has been great sac
7e now 0 the Red Men
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-09-06
NEy7BERRY AND LAURENs.
Some Facts i'm Connection With The
Vote i'm Home Counties OF Blease
and Featherst0ne.

Editor Herald and News: A strong
friend of Mr.. Featherstone has admit
ted that great stumbling block IN
the way of his winning out for gov
ernor over Mayor Blease is the 1ac1
that Lauyens county, the home OF Mt.
Featherstone gave him fewer votes
than it gave the Newberry man, "hlle
Mr.. Blease, when it was sought by his
political opponents to create the. I'M
preston that he did not stand we'll at
home. carried his home town and
county over all five Of his opponents
nv handsome majority.
Col. n. B. Dial, Of Laurens, friend
Of Col. Featherstone, explains to the
spartanburg Journal, which explana-
ton is being generally copied by the
Featherstone papers, that Mr.. Feather
stone failed to carry his county be-
>?...:e .-aurens IS such :. strong dis
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-09-06

pensary county, and the dispensary
advocates there voted against Mr..
Featherstone, that gentleman having
been one of the leaders in voting out
the dispeRsary.
Newberry county voted out the dis
pensary about five years ago, and now
appears to be a strong prohibition
county, for in the recent primary the
two men elected to the house Of rep
resentatiyes are strong Statewide
prohibitionists. Yet in the face of this
Newberry county gave Mr.. Bles :, on
local option platform, a magnificent
vote. And that. too, although Mr..
Blease has for twenty years been a
prominent lawyer at this bar, being
engaged in a great number of import
ant civil and criminal cases, and being
a hard fighter in the courts, and natur-
ally having made enemies on this ac-
count.
In the face of this Blease carries
Newberry by a handsome majority and
leads in the surrounding counties of
Laurens, Union, Lexington, Saluda and
Fairfield.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-09-06
Looks Good For Blease.

In Laurens county, Featherstone's
home county, he was defeated by
Blease by over 200 votes. In Newber-
ry county, Blease's home county,
Featherstone was defeated by Blease
two to one. In Anderson county,
where Featherstone was born and
reared, Featherstone was defeated oy
Blease by 800 votes. In State at large
Blease leads Featherstone by about
5000 votes. Looks bad for Featner-
stone and the indications are that the
next governor of South Carolina Will
be Cole l.. Blease.-Anderson Intel
ligencer.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-09-06
THE PARDONINC POWER
AND OFFICIAL DUTY
MR.. BLEASE'S RECORD IS ANSWER
TO CHARGES.
Eleventh. Reports That He
Would Abuse Pardoning Power
for Personal Aims Branded
as False.


political enemies Of Mr.. Blease have
been industriously circulating reports
throughout the State to the effect that
if he should be elected governor he
would pardon clients whom he has de-
Tended as an attorney, and that he
would pardon the "grafters" if any
"grafters" should be convicted.
Call who know me know that this is
false" said Mr.. Blease, when asked II
he. had any statement to make, "but
for fear that this attack upon me may
find lodgment in the minds Of some
who do not know me, I now brand it
as false. I have defended many men
charged with crime, and have de-
Tended them with all the vigor which I
possessed AS a private attorney
have sought pardons for clients. I
have defended some men charged with
crime who were my friends, and it
may be that others who are my friends
may be charged with crime. Some of
them may be innocent and some Of
them may be guilty. AS private at
torney, when defending man, have
always used every honorable means in
his behalf, and fought for him to the
last ditch But official duty is an
other matter. When there is official
duty to be performed, those who know
me know I would seek to do my official
duty as faithfully and as conscien-
tious1y as I have always sought to do
my private duty, whether it were in
the defence Of a man charged with
crime or in any other matter. Friend
ship is one thing and duty is another.
Where the two conflict there is but
one course for the honorable man. A
nobler sentiment was never uttered
than that of Robert E. Lee, expressed
in his immortal words, Duty is the
sublimest word in the English Ian
guage.'
~ think that my record az mayor
Of Newberry is conclusive proof to any
who will take the trouble to investi-
gate that neither personal friendship
nor any other influence has ever in
terefered with the discharge Of what I
conceived to be my duty.
"If I am elected governor I shall
exercise the pardoning power as my
conscience dictates after I have earn
estly sought the light Of truth and JUS
tice.
"These between-campaign ISLANDERS
which are being used against me I do
not believe will injure me, but rather
do me good, for the. people Of this
State have learned long since that this
method Of attack is cowardly, and that
if there had been merit in it it would
have been used at some time during
all the long weeks before the first
primary"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-09-06
A Few Words to the Voters of Soutf?
Carolina.

It. seems strange that some people
can not see any good in anybody but
themselves, and are ever ready to con-
denim and speak i'll and detrimental Of
their fellow-men often without cause
or true knowledge of the mans char
acter, simply because they differ in
opinions or in years past have been at
crossroads with each other. Which is
unfortunate but often unavoidable.
I have known Hon. Cole. L. Blease
for % years or more, from early child
hood. The social, fraternal and busi-
ness relations between US and all 9TH
ers as far as I know have been
Straightforward, upright and honest.
Of course he is not an angel. Who is?
No mortal creature has wings, but we
would like for the kickers to pull in
their horns some time and give every
man a chance. Be just to all.
Knowing Hon. Cole. L. Blease to be
2 man who will not rule to ruin and
will deal fair and square towards one
and all, hereby take pleasure in rec
ommending him voluntarily to the vot-
ers of the State as suitable candi-
date for the honorable position Of gov
ernor of South Carolina.
Yours respectfully,
Otto Klettner.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-09-06
Let Us See.

Mr.. Featherstone, according to the
State, was not good enough to be
governor of South Carolina so long
as there was anybody else than Blease
in the race with him. But now that
the State has begun its fight on
Blease, there will be many "outraged
peonle who will be ready to pat the
S7a7e on the back and say, Good
'>.lvi"-T,aurens Herald.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-09-06

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-02
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The country home of Miss Pearl Cor
don, near Lafayette, in Montgomery
county, was destroyed by fire Monday
night and Bliss Grace Smith aged 80
years. guest in the home, was burned
to death.
The state corporation commission
has appointed r. L. Harris, OF Black
stone, assistant bank examiner for the
state at large to cooperate with Chief
Examiner c. c. Barksdale, of South
Boston, and First Assistant Examiner
G. S. Hunter, OF Staunton. Mr.. Harris
will assume the duties OF his new office
November 10.
Friends OF r. T. Purkins, postmaster
at King George Courthouse, who was
in Jail in Fredericksburg charged with
rifling letters, went to fredericksburg
yesterday and applied for bail before
Commissioner Charles d. Foster. He
said the matter was out OF his hands, so
Purkins' counsel wired Judge Waddill
to direct Commissioner Foster to issue
bond, which was done. Bail was fixed
at. $1,000, with Hezekiah Potts and
Rice Hooe as securities. Purkins re-
turned to King George yesterday even
ing.
Trial by n jury drawn from outside
the city and section was granted by
Judge Barham in the Corporation
Conrt of Newport News yesterday to
the. defendants in the case of the Com
monwealth against A. B. Andrews ct
officers and members of the South
eastern Underwriters Association,
charged with unlawfully conspiring to
fix and control rates Of insurance in
that city and with expressing the public
and attempting to coerce the City
Council. The Court denied q motion
for a change of venue.