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New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

Hitch together such a so,,n5
and strong team of argumen.,
and of course youths are draw
to our stores.
/ STYLE-three models a,
which even the most ultra !,
distinctly a gentleman's stvIe
/ ECONOMY-fabrics ansl
making that save in the Ior,l
run.
Youth is not necessary n
qualify for youths suits. AMI
man with a chest measure of III
to 35 inches can come in.
Youths Spring suits SIS 20 t32
! All our raincOats are res
"Cravenette," proofed by hi
genuine Priestley Process.
But that's only half the storv
"Cravenette" is a rainprooi.|
ing Process-we believe H.l
best Process.
/ 1t can not. however, make n
serviceable cloth out of a DOC,
one.
So it is of prime importanc|
that all our raincOats are of I'm:
all-wOol and fast color fabrics.
spring raincoats. $50 % 81
Here's another strong team
two bargains.
1892 white handkerchief
pure japanese silk ground Wit
white merceriZed cords forum,
the patterns
25c. each.
S1.38 a half dozen.
1908 pairs of heavy sill
socks.
Pure silk. with heel, toe and /
sole of brilliant Isle to GIVE
wearing quality.
Gray, blue. tan, red, purp.I
and green. but no blacks.
55c. a pair.
Takes load off the mind
A featherweight ) tetsot<
Derby that gives YOU no worr
-StetsOns are faSt-dyed.
Exclusively ours in New Tork. Is tse sees
Special" 1.
Arrows point to SUNNI
comfort
The new Arrow collar CONT
with and without the An1
Notch.
Concord with it Evans
ton" without it.
Cor &c
Good times afoOt again %
low shoes.
We're ready.
Black or tan.
81 70 50
Another good point about %
keiser-Barathea scarfS-
The silk is hard. so they sl
easily through the collar.
81 shades in ths 5oc weave
Many of the fabrics that
into f.. 4 w. shirts are MAJ
especially for F.. < w.
They have their own Ide''
good ideas too.
< W. spring neshscs $50 20 $40
You're right. if YOU thods
chauffeurS' breeches were
like riding breecheS.
They've a special cut.
ChauffeurS breeches. gentf
mems riding breeches, grooa'
breeches are all distinctly dlfs
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

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1000 a N
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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-08
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ministers and prominent business
men of Laurens, Mr. Blease says:
My character stands for itself
and needs no certificate from
friends, relatives or acquaintance. :"
Mr. Blease's opinion as to his char
acter needing no certificate seems
to have changed since four years
ago he gave wide publicity to
testimonial from Rev Mr. Wolling
of Newberry, who, it subsequent
ly developed, was a recently re-
turned missionary, having been abb
sent from the United States for
about twenty years. The other min
listers of Newberry- as We recall the
incident when Mr. Wolling>en-
dorsemen' of Mr. Blease w IT.
iished, distinctly disavow'l heir
Endorsement of his candidacy.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-08

When local option hung in the
balance Cole l. Blease fought it to
the last ditch. He tried by every
art and maneuver of an expert
pariiamentarian to defeat or delay
the passage of the Carey-Cothran
local option bill that meant the
overthrow of the rotten old State
dispensary. Having failed 10 per-
petuate the iniquitous system
would you elect him Governor
now because he processes to rep
resent the very principle hefought
80 bitterly in 1906?
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Is the Platform Binding?

Is the platform of the national
Democratic party binding? Tell
me. YOU former admirers of Will
lam Jennings Bryan (he doesn't
seem to have many nOw-more's g
the PITY when the Democrats in
framing the platform declared for
the free and unlimited coinage of
silver, was it binding on the Con-
gresham who pledged his word to
support the principles OF the party
to vote for free silver? Suppose
you had elected Congressman on
a free silver platform and ne went
to Washington, pledged to repre-
sent your interests, and the first
chance he got repudiated his sol
emn promise and voted with the
Republicans for a gold standard?
Would you say he had betrayed
his constituents?
The Democratic platform de-
clared for free lumber in 19Oo
just as forcibly and mequivocably
as it did ir 1900 for free silver
how can you say that one is
binding and the other is not?
Now, then, you true blue Dem
ocrats who stand by the grand
old party-is the platform binding!
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-08

would have been about as welcome
to A Cooper of Oswego, N Y, as a
merciless lungracking cough that
defed all remedies for years. 1T
was most troublesome at night" he
writes. nothing helped me till
used DR. Kings New Discovery, which
cured me completely. l never cough
at night now" Millions know it:
matchless merit for stubborn colds,
obstinate coughs, sore lungs, ,lagrippe,
asthma, hemorl hage, Group, wheor
ing cough or hay fever. 1t relieve:
quickly and never fails to satisfy. A
trial convinces. SOC, S1.00. Tria
bottle free. It's positively guaran
teed by NJ L Allen.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-08

After the State Democratic Com
mittee had declared the result Of
the election, placing Cansler and
Scarborough in the second primary
as the two candidates who received
the highest votes for Railroad
Commissioner, it was discovered
that an error in the returns sent
out from Greenville county gave
Scarborough three thousand votes
more than he was entitled to.
This necessitated the calling TO-
gether of the State committee to
correct the mistake, permitting G
McDuffie Hampton, the candidate
whose vote was next highest, to
run over with Cansler for Rail-
road Commissioner. 1t is a most
unfortunate blunder, besides cost
ing the committee $500 to prmt
new tickets With Hampton's name
substituted for Scarborough's.
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ment given him by his fellow mem
bers of this board must be graft
fying indeed. Could a man devoid
of character or morals get such
an endorsement? We think not.
But, you say, if all that be
true, why didn't Mr. FeatherStone
carry Laurens county in the recent
primary? Why, indeed! There
are five cotton mills in Laurens
county whose operatives voted
solidly for Mr. Blease. Eliminate
the factory vote ard Featherstone
would have beat Base by 800
votes in Laurens county. Laurens
was always strong State diSpen-
sary county. The dispensary was
voted out by a small margin
and long and bitter contest enSued.
Featherstone represented t h e
2rohibitionists and in that way
incurred the ill-will of hundreds
of dispensaryites. In that election
only a little over half of the peo-
pie voted, or very likely Laurens
would have retained the dispen-
sary. At his own voting precinct in
Laurens, Mr. Featherstone got 17O
votes to Mr. Blease's "a, while
in Newberry, according to the
Columbia Record, at Club No 1
in Ward 3, Featherstone actually
beat Blease at his own poll.
In 1906 Ragsdale carried Able
vile over Fraser Lyon but Rags
dale stood for the old State dis
pensary and Lyon was about to
put it out of business. Abbeville,
like Laurens, was a strong dis
pensary county.
We want to give every man a
fair deal and we give our readers
credit for the same spirit of fair
ness. When you hear it said
that Featherstone is immoral and
without character or standing at
home refer your informant to the
certificate published in this pa
per.
Which are you going to credit,
an unsigned, abusive sereed at
tacking mans character or the
testimony of such men as have
affixed their signatures to Feather
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-08

In the absence of our sporting
editor we would not advise you,
dear Anxious Inquirer, to give any
big odds on Mr. Blease being elect
ed Governor. His leading in the
first primary is dizzy eminence
to which we never expected him
to attain, but the time has not
yet arrived when Cole l. Blease
will be Chief Magistrate Of the
Palmetto State.
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The typographical error in the
partial returns published in The
Record last week of which MrW
S Camlin complains, giving him
eight votes at his home precinct
instead of forty-three, was re-
grettable, of course; but, as we
tried to explain, the incomplete
tabular report was made up hur,
riedly and it was impossible tC
verify the figures, as the paper
went to press Thursday before the
executive committee had finished
their tabulation. We published
the incomplete returns last week,
errors and all, knowing that the
official returns would be available
this week, and all mistakes could
be corrected. The complete official
returns are published this week.
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When a Congressman acquires
such expensive tastes that he can't
make enGs meet on the modest
little pittance of $1,000 a year a
less luxurious Sybarite would
doubtless prove less expensive to
the plain working people he S
supposed to represent.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-08

In the city Of Charleston it is
estimated that there are more tkan
one-hundred blind tigers in full
blast almost openly defying. the
law. 1t would he natural to sup
pose that every ONE Of these illicit
liquor dealers will support Mr.
Biease in preference to Mr Feather
stone, because the latter told them
to their teeth that if elected Gov
ernor he would enforce the law in
Charlestom the same as elsewhere.
Mr. Blease. declares that he will
stand by his friends at all haz-
ards. Think you his administra-
ton would improve conditions in
Charleston? IF the blind tigers are
friendly to Mr. Blease and he
makes. good his promise to stand
by his friends, Es there any hope
for lese illicit liquor traffic should
Mr. Bkase. be- elected Governor?
These are questions to be seriously
considered, friends, in choosing
your candidate for Governor.
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SEPT. g. 1910.
Mr.. Featherstone at Home.

In this issue we publish an en-
dorsement of c c Featherstone
by citizens of Laurens. 1t Is
common expression that if mans
character is above reproach, he
needs no certificate to bolster 1t
up. That is true euough, where
the man is personally known
among his friends and neighbors,
and in Laurens, town or county,
Mr. Featherstone's character needs
no certificate. Here We find him
a leader at the bar, endorsed by
the bar of Laurens, for twen-
ty years a steward in the Meth
.odist church, a lay delegate to the
Methodist conference, superinten-
,sdent of a Sunday-school, appoint
ed by the Governor as special
= Judge, taken all in all, a high
toned, Christian gentleman OF cul-
ture and refinement.
But however pure-minded and
upright, he is not proof against the
breath of SANDER. There is now
being circulated over the State a
scurrilous, anonymous circular at
tacking Featherstone's character,
charging him with being a drunk
en- proaigate, a man unworthy OF
respect or confidence and held in
contempt by his home people.
Coming out at the last moment, Just
before the fateful second primary,
how is gentleman to meet this
vile attack? There is only one
way and that is to do Just as
Featherstone has done. Get the
endorsement of men of standing
at his home who will give the
lie to this anonymous character
assassin, thus applying the anti
dote to his venomous, poisoned
arrows.
Read the statement over. care
fully and take note of the signers
of this testimonial. Think you
all these gentlemen OF social and
business prominence would per-
lure themselves for the sake OF a
drunken hypocrite, without charac-
ter or standing among men? Let
US 90 over our list: bank presl-
dents, merchants, lawyers, county
officers, preachers-a representa-
tive list indeed and we venture
to say that few citizens OF Lau-
rens in any walk of life could
get so spendid an endorsement
from their home people.
Mr. Featherstone served for many
wears as steward in the Laurens
Methodist church and the endorse
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-08

The Honorable Hub" Evan is
in the second race for the I.egis-
lature in Newberry. He didn't
get quite as many votes as Mr.
Blease, but he seems to be still
in the ring in Newberry county.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-08

Poor old & Walt Whitman!
Had he lived and kept on run
ming for Governor he would have
long since got in the second race,
maybe elected.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-08

Voting a man into office because
he is a perpetual candidate is as
senseless as a woman's marrying
a man to get rid OF him.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-08

Don't get mad or excited argu-
ing politics. The election of your
favorite candidate is poor COM
pensation for estranging a neigh
Dor or making an enemy out OF
q friend.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-08

Farmer jim" Ellerbe will
probably be known hereafters as
Lumber Jim." They do say as
low Farmer jim" has retired
from the free and independent
nfe of a tiller of the soil.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-08

Lumber and liquor seem to
have dazzled the optics of many
voters ordinarily of clear vision.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-08

The people ought to elect man
Railroad Commissioner, then let
the State pension Canister.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-08

Well, We are all pretty well
agreed on Moore for Adjutant
General, anyway.
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Mr. Blease's spirits, now as light
as feather, will soon weigh like
a stone. His hopes are undimmed,
save by the shadow of a (Mc) cloud.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-08

No, Algernon, the weather is
too hot for heated argument
even about politics.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-08

Referring to the endorsement
given G. G Featherstone by the
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-09-08

Let's agree to disagree amicably'
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Grunosis.Htbums lleb.rtrasnns.H
Gintinnati, s. Mars.

Sobn Sauer an SamueI .. Cooper,
Elm sSdhr 9a6t auf 90 bel So Sub an
Der Rorooitsgde BON gfobs uno Wors
nsr Strabs. 5dbrliae Mistbe $108.
SObn 2. YungbIutb an Sarrp u.
Msbne, Got IA in W. G. Rotps's llHs
terGbtbsiIung in Silperton. 81.
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poit, s Sabre podt auf 2Ot Is in 5.
8. Gruster's lInierubtbsiluns auT
price 6ia. SdbrIihe gtietbe SIS.
SiIperiiein 6: Simon an SO. 9.
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Die Barton Stealth SO. an alpbonis
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ltntsrabtbsiIung in Silperton. $25.
Marp gprnss an Rate Gahep. Sbeil
bon Cots 308, 300. 80 uno 81 in
gurnet &c Rsspsr's llnterubtheiIung.
$100.
9ofine.r &: Soptins an Robert 9.
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part. 81.
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Dusft, 40 bel 116 SUB an Der Sitfeits
DON SeminoIs Strabe. ITO Jub iiibs
lid bon RodslIs Strabe. 81.
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27 SUB an Der Rorpfeite Der Weit
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Central 4osuue. 81.
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Gmma 5rancls, Got 124 in u. 8.
8rambls's Radlab in WsabiipnDille.
$100.
2ouis 6. gg5ert an Georee Jreibsr.
ger. 8 Sabre paht auf A ader aonD
in Robmonne. Wlondtlife Wtiethe $15.
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hael :. gonnelp uno Warp gonnellp.
25 BEL 100 SUP an Der Ncrbieite Der
Ndten Strube, 3tpiifen Gutter unn
Mounb Strabs. '$7250.
soenrleftd gsleller an Gndrles Wftls
lion, 30 bei 113 Jub an Der Siifeiis
BON Srhdro Strabs. 81.
emma Yfatbuger an 2ouiie 6. Jd.
rusmont, 80 BEL $50 Jub an Der Weits
feite BON guelib 4penue, 80 Juf
norblih bon Rohene Gtrabe. 81.
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80 BON SneamOre 9oipnfbip. 81.
Roienn @. Ollie an 8. 6. Rainen, ]
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Ribss. x71S66.
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pplIte Die iSeittage in Der 6auptitaot
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garb nah Rebbah 8uridgeIeiten. Die
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no i'd mid in bic tiefIts DaIbessins
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pa6eten beIabenen Menf6en iih bur6
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baft beriiberz uno biniiberbui9en --
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men ri6t beionbers dmuIant uno
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itiegen," anttportste 9luntu nit einem
iheuen SeiteHbtid dui einigs 3erlumpz
ts, hadrbuihige 8efellen, tpslhe in Elm
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LIMB penn i'd, in Der Sremoe nihtl

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men gu bsgegnen. 8u Iisbit mid -
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nabm ibren &opf in feline 6drbe, lab
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leuhtenben 2tugen on uno briidte Ell
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