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n. H. Wheelock has charge OF some
special music.
John Wallace returned to his home in
~Crookston today after a several days
visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Burr of Fifth avenue south.
Miss Myrtle Holther entertained a
company of twenty friends at a valen-
tine party Saturday evening n took
the occasion to announce her approach
this city. The wedding will take place
in April.
Among the. pretty valentine parties
Saturday evening was the dancing par
ty which the members Of the Chua
Hunka Punk sorority gave at the Sons
evening Were Mrs. w. H. Allen, Mrs. II
]. Rusch and Mrs. Fl. e. Goodrich.
Miss Jessie Mahon, and Gretta Rae
were pleasant hostesses Saturday
evening when they entertained twenty
friends at a valentine party. The di-
version of the evening was valentine
games and the prizes. were awarded to
Miss Blanche Mcdonald, n Miss Mar
tina Richards.
A very quiet wedding took place Feb.
g., in Minneapolis. Rev. e. v. PIERCE,
of the Central Baptist church perform
ed n ceremony, when Miss Sallie
Pauison Of Randen, Mimi, became the
so "a 0DtSAItotl [1dTO4Q laylOT VI
Minneapolis, only son OF Mrs. e. M.
Taylor, formerly of Fargo. Both young
people are very well known here where
their many friends join in wishing
them the best the new year affords and
many OF them.
The Dakota Business college was the
scene or a gay party Saturday evening,
when Prof. and Mrs. F. l. Watkins en-
tertained the students at a valentine
party. Each guest was requested to
bring a valentine and a feature of the
evening was a postoffice. Many novel
ideas were carried out by the host and
nostesses and the large number who at
tended report a delightful time. The
evening concluded with refreshments
n the color scheme of red and white
used throughout the room was FREEDOM
inant- The hall was deliberately decor
ated Tor the occasion with bows and
arrows and quantities Of hearts. !
An enthusiastic suffrage meeting was
held at Grandin Saturday evening, the
following Fargo people attending, Mrs
e. M. barrow, Mrs. Ralph Weible, Mrs
Knight and Mr.. and Mrs. James Pol
lock. Mrs. Ralph Gunkleman opened
the meeting by Introducing the presi
dent OF the local suffrage association
Mrs. b. M. Darrow, III presided he
remainder of the evening. Mrs. Ernest
Wright furnished the music. Suffrage
talks We're given by Mrs. Darrow. Mrs.
Weible and Mrs. Pollock. Those who
were present are in hopes h a a suff-
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terpreted by pupils Of Miss Josephine
Bower Of st, Cloud.

Mrs. Carl Holzer and Mrs. Amy Kelly
were hoStesses at a china shower Sat
urday evening, in honor of Miss Racn-
Ell Torgerson, a bride OF the month.
day.
One of the pretty afternoon teas of
the season was given on Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. F.
Goiwell, Blenheim apartments on
Eighth street south, Covers were plac-
ed Tor twenty guests.
A large number Of visitors attended
the suffrage tea given at the suffrage
quarters, Saturday afternoon by the
members OF the Votes for Women lea
u Of the Third ward. The hours
were 4 to 6 o'clock.
An error was made in Saturday even
ing, Forum, in announcing the date Of
the Roycroft party for this evening.
this evening, Feb. 23 n Mrs. A. c.
Morris Is in charge.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mrs. F, E.
Dloley, S3l Eighth avenue south. Mrs.
Henry Loomis will assist in entertain
ing. A large is desired.
Mrs. H. W. McArdle, 224 Eighth street
parties, to be given at her home this
week. The first party will be given on
Thursday afternoon, Feb, 10 and the
second on Friday afternoon, Feb. 90.
Mrs. W. J. Clapp will entertain one
or the classes Of the Teachers Train
ing class Of the First Methodist church
at dinner this evening at the Y. w. c.
A. cafetria. The hours are 4 to 7 and
! the afternoon will be spent in organic
ing the class.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Humphrey of
Fosston, will arrive in the city this
evening for a few days visit with Mr..
ana Mrs. Frank Bracelin of the Well
ington apartments. They are enroute
home from the twin cities where they
have been visiting friends.
The Hawthorne Neighborhood club
will meet at the school house on We'd
nesday afternoon, Feb. IS at 4 o'clock.
4 large attendance is urged and a cor
terested in the classes. The classes for
Wednesday will be In h~ardanger,
basketry and crocheting.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety Of the First Methodist church
will meet on Tuesday afternoon at 3
AIDA Knox. ~deaconess, for six years a
missionary In Alaska will be the speak,
er Of the afternoon. Mrs. George Eber-
hart will be the hostess Of the after
noon.
Friends in the city have received
cards announcing the marriage Of Miss
Maude Mae Plumley Of Mankato, Mimi,
formerly Of this city to K. A.. Holman.
The wedding took place at Mankato,
man will be at home after April /, at
the Riverside hotel at Montevideo,
MINI.
The st. Cecilia's guild of the Gethse-
name c%athedra1 are planning to give
the members of the parish another de-
lightfuI evening. On Tuesday evening,
Feb, is, they will entertain at the Civic
center. Miss Blakesly will have charge
OF the program and will be assisted by
one Of her music pupils, Miss Cecil
Lane. The pupils of Mrs. deLendrecie
ing, after which a social hour, incIud-
ing dancing will be enjoyed.
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STATE WEDDINGS

.T so q 81
The marriage of C. Edw. Reinert Of
Cakes and Miss Nellie Kinkle OF Min
neapolis tool place Feb. IL, at the
home of the bride. Mr.. Reinert and A.
y. Anderson left Cakes last Tuesday
at the wedding and sister of the bride,
maid. ~
Announcement was made last Friday
OF the marriage on Jan. 80 Of Miss LyTa
Brown, daughter of Conductor r. e.
Brown OF Mandan and Hurley r. Ma
Paul. ~T = "
Announcements were received in
,Wiiliston OF the wedding in Minneapo-
lie OF Miss Mathilda Anetia Kron and
George johnson. h wedding took
place on Monday last. Both young peo-
R Phe a bsis Ssfy yes n ! kn0w that r. e Millii Tsan
her brother DR.. Kron practised medi-
cine In Williston.
"A wedding of considerable interest to
Monday. afternoon in the Office OF the
county judge, when ri. 8. Froefike and
Miss Lena Bruse were united In the
hAy bonds OF rnatrimony.
A Wedding OF much interest to
friends OF the young couple in the
state occurred Wednesday morning.
Feb. IL, when Miss Dena DaIve and
Oscar Arltz OF Bismarck were united
in marriage. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father Martin at the
cslebration of the mass in the chapel az
81. Alexius hospital. Miss Arntz, a
cousin OF the bridegroom, was brides
maid and Michael Rau attended the
bridegroom.
a quiet wedding was solemnized at
the st. Vincent de Paul church at Leeds
Wednesday, Feb. 4, at 10 q. m. Rev.
when Elizabeth Kraft. OF Ryder. N. %.
became the bride of John CT. Violet OF
city. They were attended by Miss
Rose Violet and John Grady.
st. Ise0's church at G1asseltoD was the
scene OF a pretty wedding at Z O'clock
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At The HOTELS
THE GARDNER.

THE GARDNER.
E. II. Walsh and wife. jamestown
9. w. Fauset, G.. 3. Allen, Bismarck
ma Everson, New Rockford; 3. ].
Landers, Grand Forks; w. e. Moore
Valley City; N. Hendricks, Nome: ]. C
LeBeau. Grand Forks; Andrew Miller
Bismarck; A. J. Giles, Wahpeton; G
P. Jacob, Grand Forks.
THr vvArnORF.
P. G. Davidson, Valley City; A. e
Selberg, Minot; s.. e. Kepler, Dawson
Elmer Peterson, D. j. Mason, r. e
Tracy, Jamestown; j.. A. Kloostad
Hope; H. N. Turner, Linton; o. Burt
ness, Mekinock; W. Cahill, Ambrose
Jennie Johnson, Finley; r. L. Suther
land Ink wife, Hebron; H. D. Dichten
mueller and wife, Hebron.
THE PRESCOTT.
Mary McRithie, Sheldon; Julia An
derson, Wishek: Louisa Brown, Wis
HEX; G.. K: Opgaard, Englevale; Edw
Harmon, Northwood; Frank HetteI
Aneta; F. L.. Watkins, Bismarck; L. K
Hannaford; Ed. Wiese, Fessenden; Mrs
Jas. Bair, Windsor; L. R. LeGhrea an
wife, Valley City; w. G. Roode, Chat
fee; w. L. Madden, Paramount.
THE ANNEX.
H. NJ. Tyseling, Valley City: P. J
Foster, Sheldon; Letitia NJ. Campbell
LISBON, II. L. bdDSI, 6ranQ fOTKS
Geo. Award, Glen UlItn: Gladys Jones
Glen Ullin; F. r. Ashley, jamestown
j. F. Clancy, Edinburgh; p. Grabach
Edingurgh.
METR OPOLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Erich, Lakota; w
3. Grange, Lisbon; Helmer Tryhus
Mayville; B. +. Boehm, Leo Mueller
Alice; Frank Sanford, C. Henry, Valley
City; VIM. Reed, Devils Lake; Jake
Nelson, Finley.
THE ELLIOTT.
Alex Stewart, Bottineau; John Kon.
ovsky, Hillsboro; John Lacy and wife
Page; Mrs. e. L.. Buckholz, Miss Anna
Boettcher. Arthur; M: B. Fargen, Mi
not; Rufus Matchie, Jamestown; A. J
Cedding, Valley City; Mrs. Joe Miller
Aneta; Mrs. Jas. Simpson, Sharon.
THE WkB>TER-
Mrs. J. B. Akesson, Grandin; Amos
Blair, WilIiston; J. M. O'Shea, Sanborni
Mary Hallverson, Minot; J. H. McMul.
len, Minnewaukan; p. Narcotic, Nc.
Henry; =. B. Sprague, Wahpeton.
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Wednesday morning, when Eugene T.
Lucey, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Lucey,
and Miss Ellen Elizabeth Cooney.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Cooney. were united in holy wedlock.
They were attended by Wesley Aanrud
as best man and Miss Voisbert, of Far
go, as bridesmaid.
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Lead pencil manufacture in the
United States lis consuming $4,000, 900
feet of lumber annually, of which about
one-half is estimated to be wasted in
sharpening or throwing away short
ends.
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Sisters Under Their Skin

New York Evening Sun: Overheard
in the subway:
This big boob! To think. he'd asst
me t o Sillsby's dance without hiren a
hack. And me in my two ninety eight
slippers marked down from Simmons
fire sale, and my new pink gateen. The
big boob! Does he think I can go out
an pick slippers offa subway trains?
Whaddaya think q that. Name! Huh2
.Two-ninety Eight reduced from-says
If / hadn't a been a. perfect lady with
my mothers uphringfng that says to
me, Vilet, don't ever sass q gent'niall
say! IF I wouldn't of give him a
lesson in etiket. The big boobi He
went an asst me to a dance-an' then
let me walk. The big"
10 Overheard in a limousine:
my dear, Jimmy Camelia called me
up the other morning and asked me
Well, Of course ] said yes, because
Jimmy has no end Of cars. and 4
thought 1t would save all the trouble
Of changing my shoes for slippers aft
er / got there. And do you know,
my dear, when he arrived I had ON ray
best slippers--the pink ones, with the
rhinestone buckles--and there wasn't
any motori My dear. will YOU believe
it? The old lemon! I had to walk all
the way to the corner, and then sit In
a stuffy street car for perfect hours.
My dear! And a man stepped on my
foot and ruined n Of my slippers. 4
wonder il he thinks I can pick them
off Of u window palms? The old
lemonin
Which draws as to an inevitahIs
conclusion. E
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On the Job.

London Punch: Unfortunate pedes-
TRAN. (Who has been Knocked down
and is a little dazed)-WheTe am II
Where am i?
Eriterprising Hawker--Ere y,are, sir
map o London. penny.
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MIR. WRIGHT ENTERS RACE /
Relton Journal.

Relton Journal. s.i75, :.
J. H. Wright, OF Rock Mills town
ship is in the race for county commis-
sioner from District No. 2, compris-
ing Rock Mills. Csnteryiile, e Fork
and Pendleton townships. Mr.. Wright
is avery successful farmer and q man
OF good business ability. He has had
many years experience In road and
bridge building. II elected. he claims
that he will use no partiaiity. giving
each township q square deal. Mr..
Wright was in Bolton Saturday after
noon shaking hands with his friends.
He attended the campaign meeting
at Honea Path Saturday afternoonJ
and made a speech TO o. large number
OF voters. IIis card appears eise-
where In this Issue. '@s.34
NoAa ;;s sd SIS SIS ]
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Vote for John A. Horton
For United States, Congress

man without any political record
except that he served the town as
mayor for ueyeral terms, but what
Is better. he is successful business
man, and has made success in his
own affairs and will represent the
Third District and work for the best
interests Of the people.
Vote for him because he Ia a man
that made his own way, worked on
the farm, because he had to, paid his
own way through college, went into
business. and the people of the town
realizing that he would do to trust,
helped him to organize bank and he
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/ hereby announce myself as can
dtdate for County Commissioner OF
Anderson county from district No. !,
comprised Of Savannah. Corner. Va
renncs and Hall townships. Subject
to the action Of the Democratic pri-
mary. j. LAWRENCE MCGEE.
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made a SUCCESS of it.

made a success of it.
Having made success OF every
undertaking, don't you believe he will
make you good representative?
Coming from the people and having
to make his own way and not born
with q silver spoon In his mouth,
don't you believe him more capable OF
realizing the hardships and struggles
OF the great majority Of the people.
II you do vote for him every fndica-
tion is that he 77ill be in the second
race. and II he is he will be elected.
Help put him there by your vote.
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FOR COMMISSIONER
District No. I.

l hereby announce myself a candi-
date for commissioner Of District No.
l. comprising Corner, Hall. Savannah
and Varennes townships. subject to
the rules Of the democratic primary.
PRESTON B. GALLEY. JH.,
Iva, 8. C..
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for commissioner for district No.
l. comprising Savannah, Hall. Corner
and Varennes township. and pledge
myself to abide the result 70 tho demo-
cratic primary. G. K. CONWELL.
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I hereby announce myself a candi-
date for Commissioner of Third Sec
tton consisting OF Williamson,
Brushy Creek. Hopewell and Garvin
Townships. subject to the rules OF
the Democratic primary.
w. A. Derry SPEARMAN.
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hereby announce myself a candi-
date for commissioner from District
No. 2. comprising Pendleton, Rock
Mills, Fork and Centerville Townships
subject to the rules of the democratic
primary. D. 9. HOBSON.
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I hereby announce myself as q oan-
didate for se-election to the legisla-
tyre subject TO the rules of the demo-
cratic party. T. F. NELSON.
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hereby announce myself a candi-
date for representative from Ander-
'son county subject to the rules of the
democratic primary.
7En~tF.i J. H. HUTCHINSON.
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for Commissioner from District
No. 2. comprising Pendleton, Rock
Mills. Fork and Centerville town
ships. Subject to the rules Of the
democratic primary.
JOHN r. CULBERSON.
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hereby announce my candidacy for
County Commissioner from Section 8,
comprised Of Bolton Honea Path,
Martin and Broadway townships,
subject to the rules OF the Democratic
primary.
]. M. Holiday.
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I hereby announce myself candi-
date for the House OF Representative
from Anderson county subject to the
,rnleB Of the democratic primary.
a.. WALTER F. WHITE
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K hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the House Of Representatives
from Anderson county subject to the
rifles OF the democratic primary.
RUFUS FAINT, JR.
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District No. a

I hereby announce myself q candi-
date for commissioner for Honea
Path, Bolton. Broadway and Martin
townships. District No. 4. subject to
the rules Of the democratic primary.
W. F. TONNES.
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hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the Office of Auditor of An
derson County subject to the rules of
the Democratic party.
r. WARE ATISTTN
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FORaUPERINTENDENT

y hereby announce myself .candi-
.dsHe Or re-eiettion to the ONCE Of
ftistlnty,s Huperantendens OF Education,
eub5etss the Democratic primary. !
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hereby announce myself q candi-
date for Commissioner from District
No. 2, comprising Pendleton,. Rock
Mills. Fork and Centerville town.
ships, subject to rules OF Democratic
party. ]. H. WRIGHT.
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LONG BRANCH NEWS.

oCitoh JOuTnul.
Rev. r. G. Lee closed a gracyious
revival at Long Branch Friday morn
Ing. Mr.. Lee preached some very
earnest and able sermons. There were
only twenty-one additions to tho
church but the whole church was
greatly revived. The ordinance NJ
baptism will be administered first
Sunday morning In September at ~
O'Clock at the pool on the church
grounds.
Mrs. M. A. MCGEE entertained quite
number Of young people at her home
sunday with sumptuous dinner
Misses Emma and Lizzie Gassaway
and Miss Brown, Of Honea Path, are
visiting Mrs. c. H. Gassaway.
Miss Anita Lander, Of Greenwood.
is visiting at the homo Of M.s. J. G..
Faggs.
Paymaster Major c Shirley. U. 8.
NJ, is at home spending his vacation
with his father. Mr.. ]. C. Shirley. Mr..
Shirley is at present stationed In the
New York navy yard, Brooklyn, n.
Y.
Messrs. ]. W. Shirley o, Plains.
Ca. and J. B. Shirley of Townv!lle.
spent saturday in our burg Miss
Edna Shirley who has been spending
the past month with relatives here,
returned to Plains with her father.
Mrs. Ruth Ssirley Fagg and little
Azile are visiting Mr.. Shirleys FAM
lily at Townvillc.
Mrs. L. w. Milford ia visiting in
Greenville this week.
Miss Pallie Wright OF Bolton Wis.
tied Mr.. H. l.. Fagg and family the
past week.
Misses Cora Shirley and Iva Rob.
inson Of Honea Path, Route 3. visited
In our community last week Miss
Shirley taught school In our place
several years ago and has scores Of
friends who are always glad to well
come her In our midst.
Mrs. ]. C. Shirley will entertain the
ladies' of the Long Branch w. NJ. 8.
and the Y. W. A. Saturday after
noon, the 18th. at her homo. 1t is
earnestly desired that all OF the
members Of these organizations be
present.
Mrs. Mag Burford OF Calhoun
Falls spent the past week in our
town.
Mr.. s. L.. Shirley leaves Tuesday
for Baltimore and New York to pur,-
chase his Fall and winter stock Of
goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Kay OF Bel
ton attended services at Long
Branch Friday.
Mrs. Broadus Wright visited her
brother last week.
Miss Mollle Wilson is visiting her
grandmother at Townville.
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I hereby announce myself as can
didate for the house Of representatives
from Anderson county subject to the
rifles Of the Democratic primary.
'ssl.s w. I. (Bill MAAHAFFEY.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL RACE

FROM the best Information we can
get as to the Congressional race in
this district 1t appears that John A
Horton will be in the second race,
and Just at this time It Is not certain
who the other man will be. Aiken or
Dominick. Mr.. Horton made most
favorable impression at each OF the
campaign meetings and many people
were heard to remark THAT he Ia q
good clean man that could be trust
ed" John, Horton has no political re-
cord to speak of and that is consider
ably in his favor, but he, has most
remarkable record in his business ca
reer having made a success In every
undertaking and the people OF the
Third district have decided that they
will quit voting for: people with "po-
litical records" as they have never
received any special benefits from
these records. A great many people
are going to vote for John Horton be-
cause he has been success In con-
ducting his own business and they
believe that 1t Is the best Indication
that he will attend to the peoples
business more efficiently than the poll
tician.
Many people in the Third district,
and especially In Abbeville. his home
county, do not understand why Mr..
Aiken could vote against President
Wilson on the repeal of tho free Pan
anna tolls act They say that II Pres
ident wilson and Secretary Bryan
could see they were wrong and chan
ged their mind; why couldn't Mr.. Ak
en-? Some do not underttand either
why Mr.. Aiken should nave voted
against the pure Food Bill" which
was before congress for several SEES
sions and which was bitterly fought
by the manufacturers. Mr.. Aiken
was one OF the IL democrats: to vote
against the bill, and he gives az his
reason that there was an objection
able cluase in the bill. II so. why
didn't he propose An amendment
knocking out the Objectionable clause
Another thing many people do no un-
,derstand Is why Mr.. Aiken is shown
as being present., ~ 4 stinaes when
questions were being voted upon In
stead Of casting his vote either for OF
against. Being present and moi
voting is the same as voting, for Q
bill. .ssE1 49,, :. ;5si -.
Every where yrn go ycn lind q sen.
s:meat for g change as Mf. aiken has
been In congress IL years and. hit
father was there s1GtyeaiS aaad aneany
think It an opporfune time to make q
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I hereby announce myself q candi.
date for the State Senate. from Ander-
SON county. subject to the rules OF the
Democratic primary.
Clint Summers, Jr.
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] hereby announce myself candi-
date for the Legislature subject to the
rules and regulations Of the democra-
tic party. GEO. M. REID.
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hereby announce myself can
didate for the Office of county super
visor OF Anderson county, subject to
the rules governing the democratic
primary. T. M. VANDIVER
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FaIshefehg announce myself candi-
date for nppgress from the Third Con-
. .gressf6htt 'distfct, subject to the rules
s6k tke3 e3Damocratlc primary.
s'slsaqP sysaqP g fs ssss..;. 6 WYATT AIKEN.
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I hereby announce myself asa cati.
didate for reelection to the ofiice of
County Auditor, Anderson, subject to
the rules and regulations of tho dem
0cratio primary Ny record as q pub.
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Thereby announce myself candi-
date for supervisor of Anderson coun-
ty. subject to the rules of democratic
bfimary. C.. r. MARTIN.
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/ hereby announce my candidacy
for county commissioner from Section
4. comprised OF Bolton. Martin. Honea
Path and Broadway townships. Sub
1ect to the rules OF the democratic
party. r. d. SMITH,
Better known as "Dick" Smith.
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I hereby announce myself a candi-
date for House OF representatives for
Andeff6h. county, subject to the rules
Of The Democratic primary.
'.'abshHe.Y* l.. r, CAMPBELL