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Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-03
NEW YORN GENERAL MARKET.
quotations of the Day on General
Commodities.

MEM YORK. July 2-FLOuR-Rcccipts. 10. COS
bDls exports, %, 1876 bbIs.. dun and nummully
Hteady, closing a little easy with wheat; Min,
ncsota bakers, *3&5m3Co, Rye lour, steady.
CORNMEAL-pull; yellow western, 5Ic.
EyE-Qutet; No. = western, 36t.c.
BARLEY SLOW, 2N'lc.
BARLEY MALT-DulI; western, iaGaic.
WIENT-RccrIpts. $4,000 bu., spot. easier. Op,
tions opened steady ana advanced quite sharply
ON covering induced by lrm Liverpool news ana
realizing and closed 'sH',c net lower; M, > red
10 Is. rea, 10 a.lGc, closed. 7oi4c. '''
CORN-Rcceipts, Ia. 500 bu. exports, oO,726 bu.
Spot, steady; No. ., 2NAlc options opened steady
aud advanced slightly on less favorable crop
news. reacted under realizing, but closed UNI
changed to isc net advance July, 2N'i I2N'Sc,
closed, 2SAc; september aO4 H3o',c, closed, 3oAc,
Epot active for exports; No. ., zee. options quiet,
easy, closing lsc net lower July closed at 2l4c,
~iiAY"pun, shipping, soc; gooi to choice,
i0Ps- quiet. state, common to choice. 1896
crop. aaic, 1870 crop, eu9yr; Pacific coast, 1895
crop $g4ei 1895 crop eMilG.
: .Ayres, iSl9Ilor Texas, lie california, ICE.
, LEATHER-Firm; hemlock sole Huenos Ayres.
: nCTTER- Receipts. 1854 pkrs, firm. western
, creamery. llul5ci Elsins, l5ci factory, 7l.Q
cHEEsE-Keccipts 4o2S piss, quiet; state,
large, CgI'sc' STATE small t2g''2e, part skins,
'l5'sc fun skins 2M2e.
Pennsylvania, llTll'sc; western. lo'2c.
pRoylsloNs-hosf steady; family f9oGa
CUT meats, quiet; picked bellies, Si.aout.75
picklcl shoulders, S.25ffi.3,i9. picked hams,
SN.1-IG2i Lard. easier, western steam. $40.
nominal refined. quiet. Pork. dull. mess. $S25
as -: short clear, 9UoHl0d0. family. Sa25H
1904 Tnllow, quiet; city, q i-lGPGAc: country,
4 3-1rG2Yc.
oILs-Gottonsrcd. quiet; prime crude. 2Oc:
primo yellow. 2}'saelc. Petroleum easy United
closed at soc, nominal; Pennsylvania crude,
steady. August, SOC bid. Resin. quiet; strained,
common 70 good. Si72'a0l.I5. TurpontInc. quiet
~RiCEHpuu; fair to extra. 4saGc. Japan. a.
G4isc.
MoI.AssEs-Quiet, New Orleans, open kettle,
good 60 choice, 22s2Sc.
M~ErALS-pig iron, steady; southern, 81. ESQ
1850. northern, $l0OoIi2el. Copper. quiet.
Brokers, sll.25 exchange, sihl2Gdll2 l. Tin,
easy; straits, $l3 plates, easy. Spalter,
quiet; domestic, tis5ats5, Lead. closed strong
exchange, SfG1Eu&so, brokers, S3t5.
The markets win remain closed tomorrow and
Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-03
HRADsIHEET"s WEEKLY REVIEW.
General Trade Is Reported quite SAT-
isfnctory nt Omnhn.

NEW YORK, July 2.-Bradstreet's tomor-
row will say:
Better weather has fayorabIy affected the sale
of seasuRahle goods, particularly clothing. hats
ana shoes. orders for prompt shipment are
fewer but Tie movement Of goods for fall deliv-
cry has begun. The most encouraging fea tlIre
Is IN" continued and, in some Instances. In
creased confidence Of merchants and manurac-
tureTs that the autumn VIII bring a larger
trade is reported quite satisfactory at Kansas
CITY. st. Louis, omaha, Memphis ana New
0lieans' iair without special expansion at Mil
weston and Chicago and slow or quiet at Bir-
hinsuam, i5ille Rock, Atlanta, Charleston, en-
vlunati and Detroit.
None Of the larger eastern ccnters record an
Increase, Tho least favorable feature Of The
week Is found i'm disappointment AT lack of de-
lnand and reaction In quotations for some yarie-
ties of iron and steel. The threatened strike OF
-1o.eno iron ana glass workers and soft coal min
'fs Is, except In the latter instance, due In part
yp the season of tine year.
Exports of wheat uinur included as wheat
from both coasts Of the United states and from
montreal ms week amount 10 2.t21,SS3 bushels,
against 2.la>.pro last week. 2t0Iou0 IN the last
week Of Jane 1926: 2,eoIooo in the like week OF
lsl5; lSlo.e 600 in 1894, and as compared with g.
b'itoo in The corresponding week of 1898. Ex-
ports OF Indian corn amount 70 1928 93S bushels
this week. as compared with PSI 0Gl last Week.
l.5N. 0oo In the corresponding week last year.
$4,000 In the like week of 1895. $50. eco in 1854 ana
rs contrasted With $4,000 in the corresponding
There are 7o2i business failures reported by
E1aisircets throughout the United States during
Ike fetal last year, with which exception IL is
he largest aFsregate In a like period.
Total liabilities OF individuals firms ana cor
rgratlons failing amount to S93. GiG.o9o, "a decrease
~ $~llS'90o from the corresponding total last
year and u 81 2oi.G 600 from the liabilities re-
purtel In the rrst hair II the panic year 1888
This total is also smaller than in the first half
u the year 1884. with which exception II Is the
largest recorded for the six months period in
eighteen years. While there has been only n
moderate decline In the number Of failures since
last year liabilities have 6ssn unexpectedly In
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-03

BOSTON. July 2-Clearings, $50. 23, G2G; bal.
anCes, 81, POS. 927.
BALTIMORE. July 2-Clcarings. s., 233. I37;
balances. $3.50, 1g5.
NEW YORK, July 2.-Clearings, $50, 16S. 1884;
balances, $l4, 29I ,522.
PHILADELPHIA July 2.-Clearings, SIG. 200.
065; balances, 81, 1871. 9SI.
C~INCINNATI. July Money, 2tan6 per cent
New York exchange, g5c discount to par; clear
ings. s., SOC, SEQ.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 2,-Clearings, 500. 7O5,
balances, $lo9,3o New York exchange. selling
at $l5O premium.
NEW ORLEANS. July 2.-Clearings, $a59. O2l
New York exchange, bank, 81 per $1,000 premium
commercial. 81 per $1,000 discount.
ST. LOCIS July 2.-Clcariugs. $780,, 209; bal
anCcs, $3lS, PSI; money, in7 per cent, New York
exchange 25c premium bid, Ace premium asked.
CHICAGO, July 2.-Clearings, $27, 243. 10; New
York exchange, 25hlS0c premium; foreign ex-
change, barely steady: demand, A.SIia: sixty
days, $i.S6is; stocks fairly active; Diamond
Match, especially strong, Closing prices. Dia-
mond Match, l4G2s city Railway. $50; Straw
board, 90; West Chicago, 1865; North Chicago.
234, Lake Street, 142, New York Biscuit, 5O,a.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-03
Shoe and LEATHER neyIcw.

CHICAGO, July p The Chicago shoe ana
Leather Review tomorrow viii say: The Chi
ca-o packers continue to advance their prices,
They are closely sCll up on all kinds of hides
except native steers Of SPRING Kill, OF these
about aaoep afe held In salt unsuli. There Is
still a good inquiry for hides ami only the
limited stocks ANA high prices prevent a con-
u%npatluu ~ the large sales reported last week,
Tho packers are now asking lnl.c and 1o4c for
late June native steer hides, sac for butt
branded steers, '0l.c for heavy and 9Hc Tor light
Texas steer hides, 90 for Colnrados and 9Ac for
Heavy and loi.c FOR light native COW hides.
Country bun hides are sold cut at DC and there
are rumors Of . sale at sAe.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-03
S,nrk in Sinhi.
Totals
baltimore Markets..

BALTIMORE, July 2~.-TlOUR-Dull and
lower; western superiine, S2.5Od2. 10; western ex-
ira. SS.0oH3, %; western fair S3.95ILSO; winter
wheat, patents. $4,000. So; spring patents. $4,000
100; spring wheat, strairhts. $S.Sj@4OC; receipts.
2, 745 bhls.: exports, 6,OlO hhls..
W~iIEAT-Stcady; spot. zoe bid; September,
GS$l acc; receipts, 80, III bu. southern wheat by
sample. 5iGr12c; southern, on grade. 6SAMT1Lc.
CORN-Firm; spot. 1854 T29c; September, 2aia6D
29*c; steamer mixed. 27u2Tac; receipts, llS. O7z
bu.; exports, 6i,2Sj hu.; southern white corn.
32T32iaC; southern yellow corn. 33I32iaC.
~OATS-Steady; No. . white. 25l2u26c; receipts,
II, 43S hu.
RNE-Firm: No. 2 western, $40.
HAY-Steady; choice timothy. St3. 5OT1i00.
GRAIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet; parcel room
firmly held; steam to Liverpool. per bushel, 20
July. Cork FOR orders per quarter, % 6dU2s T1sd
July; % lOlsd August.
EuTTIIf-EirIn and unchanged; fancy cream
cry. l5GlGc.
EGGS-Dull and unchanged; fresh, 12c.
CHEESE-Firm ana unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-03

creased by the cmbarthaLnent Of several large
manufacturing and otIG concerns in New
England within the paSt' quarter. IL is worthy
u note That the New England states and the
territories alone, among groups Of states and the
territories, report increases in number Of fail
ures compared with tasO-year.
There have been i,074 business failures re-
ported from the Dominion Of Canada 20 Brad
streets during the past six months, ITO less than
In the first half OF last NNAr. with aggregate liza
hllities amounting "a, sJSiSOoo, a decrease Of
about Z per cent. There are thirty-two fewer
failures in the province 81 ontario and eighty
five fewer in Quebec, biz liabilities OF failing
traders in the former snow a slight increase.
while those In the latter indicate a moderate de
crease. compared with the corresponding period
last year. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-03
New York live stock.

NEW WORK.. July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ass
head steers, $L3of5 10; oxen, S2.boTl 90; poor
tn Good cows ana bulls, s. 251t2 -, cables quote
american steers at lOr,allc; refrigerator beef at
save; EXPORTS tomorrow, l,jSl cattle and A.173
CALVES Receipts. $40 head: veals. $1,000
Gl2'a; huttcrmilks. s.. 1OHa2a.
SIiEEl' y ~LNMRS-Rcccipts. S,i5S head;
lambs opened 2jr lower and closed 2idc-Or
,@wrr: sheep poor 10 good. $g,5OmS.S5; lambs.
SLI5H1.7 20; choice. $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-03
New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS. July HOG PRODUCTS
Quiet. Pork, old. T9sc, Lard, refined tierce,
3Ac. Roxcd meats, dry salt shoulders. &c; sides.
1880. Bacon. clear rib sides. 3Ac, Hams. choice,
sugar cured, 9M9'2c.
COFFEE-Rio. ordinary to low, fair, $40. OOa
1926.
FLoUR-Quirt; extra fancy. s4ooGi1O; patents.
81. A0ut 5O.
CORNMEAL-Firm. SLIGO.
TNY-DGii; prime, tloOomlaOo; choice, SIS.
CORN-Easy; No. 2, sacked mixed. 326o35c:
yellow. 32d3ic; white, %3mSic.
~OATS-Steady; No. 2, 2iIaH25c.-
RYE-Steady; ordinary to good, 3s4iHc
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-03
sugar Markers,

T. YORK, July 2-SUGAR-Raw. steady:
fair refining, Sc; ccutrifueal, 9G test, 3lac. lie.
fined. steady; granulatcd, 4Nc.
NEW ORLEANS. July 2.-SCGAR.-Oprn ket-
tie, quiet 2'1H&'Ie; ccntrii4sal steady; Erann-
lated. GftTilsc; whites. 3 l3-lG@37ac; yellow. 2atD
Sic; seconds, 2a3Nr. Molns.es, steady; centrif-
ugAl, i01r.
LONDON, July 2.-SCGAH Nuacoyado. IS Ga;
contTifusat. JOS. Beet sugar, july, 81 G#.d; Oc-
tyhcr, S. 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-03

Cash quotations were as follows:
f~LOUR-Easler; winter patents, $l.2o04 90;
straights, $Loo"I 10; spring specials, >ta0'Lh'oi
spring patents, 81, 1buI.U0: bakers. - NoM&.UO.
W~IlENT-No, > spring, Ca24mC9c; No. }, $50
60; No. = rcF, 3atm5G34C.
CORN-Nu. .. 2iisc.
ONTs--No. .. + o. b., 11Ac; No. : white, 2ld
2ll-c, Nc. . white. l5Afl2lC,
RNE-No ., 3iC,
BARLEY, No. :, nominal; No. 3, 29}a@29a.c;
No. I, 2IH29C.
FLNNSEED-No. l. 1GlanI7Hc.
MOTH 81. -.
PtONlSlONS-pork mess, per hbl, 81. Goa
TGI. Lard. per 100 lbs. Si.0i. Bacon, short
ribs Sides uoosr), $I.&o6i.GO; dry salted shout
dcrs boxed), 81. IjG5.O0 short clear sides boxed,
$iI5HiH7ie.
WIIIsKY-pistller finished goods, per gal.
Sill,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-03

The disposition Of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the nurn-
hnr of hnll lnlirnInl.

IoldlS ''.''.''.......',-,V u,iEJ iIip
CATTLE-For a Friday there was a fair
run of cattle, but the record of receipts fell
considerably short of yesterdays figures.
The most of the cattle here were beef steers,
the arrivals OF COW stun and stock cattle be-
ing very light.
In the beef cattle department the situation
was about as unfavorablc for the selling in
tereSts as could well be imagined. The buy
ers started out bidding l0lfl5c lower and as
they would not raise their bids, and as sales
men would not accept the prices offered, the
morning passed with practically nothing be
ing Accomplished. Buyers claimed that the
near approach of a holiday when the yards
at Omaha and Kansas City will be Closed,
with the possibility OF large receipts in Chi
cago and IA consequent break in prices. rem
dered the situation uncertain. The absence
of a shipping demand as usual on a Friday
no doubt had a good deal to do with the
condition of the market as it gave local pack
crS "A decided advantage, which they were
not at al backward about using. Before the
close, however, most of the cattle were sold.
The market on butchers stock was very
much more to the liking of sellers. Nelson
Morris had a buyer for cows ana heifers in
the yards who helped to clean up the sup
ply, which was small to start with. the
result was Il strong and active market on
that kind of cattle. Veal calves also sold at
strong prices.
StockGrs and feeders were scarce In first
hands and the market was unchanged. Rep
resentative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-03
New York Minipg quotations.
NEW YORK. July The following ars the
closing mining quotations.


LONDON July 1.-The market for American
securities declined somewhat in the early scs-
sion. hut later Stifcucl. Bulls were early SELL
ers, but covered later on. The tone was trim
and the demRnh mnherate.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-03

NEW YORK, July I2-rMONEY ON CALL
Easy at l4GlR; last loan, lie; closed, ~.
PRIME MERCANTfLE ~PAPER-3mi per cent.
STERLING ENCHANGE-Weak. with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 SG4I iS7 for de-
mand ana A,s5A for st0S days; posted rates,
$~iN6laTi.S7ia and SiSSHASSla; commercial bills,
Sis5.
SILVER cERTITICArEs-GO q6OHc.
\ S~Il.NER-Gnc. Ell
MEXICAN DOLLARS 47c.
GOVERNMENT RONDS-Firm.
STATE BONDS-Dui.
RAILROAD ~BONDS-Eirm.
Closing quotations o9 bonds were as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-03
View YORK Dry Gonds Market.

MAY YOEK. July 2"TOlHy's hWeTUUss IN 1ry
goods was exceedingly duh. the close approach
line5'' In some q]uariers il vas tep rtcl maj
commission houses would be closed IAN day to-
morrow, and aside from tlllng the orders NJ
not a great deal Of activity noticeable in the dry
goods district. IN staple onttuus there is 81
all tho week. There have been sales of small!
lots of print cloths extras for iuly and August
In somewhat conservatives anouu,s. Prints are
SIN Irregular ami that the trade iu fancles has
fallen on To some extent. doubtless due ~ IN"
peculiar season. Staples are steady and without
feature. There Is no change In WOODEN or
worsted goods.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-03
WEEKLY CLEARING Gus TOTALS.


NEW YORK, July 2.-The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the
total clearances at the principal cities and
the percentage of increase or decrease,
as compared with the corresponding week
last year:
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-03

hINhl IN

BERLIN, July 2.-Exchangc on London. 20
marks 37 pigs.
PARIS. July 2.-Three per cent rcutcs. 1o4c
2iac for the account; exchange on London, 25f
100 fOr checks.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-03
THE RE\IHN Mtni>ET.
INSTRUMENTS placed en- record, Friday.
July =. 1897:
WARRANTY DEEDS.

WARRANTY DEEDS.
II. A. Scott and wife to W. l. Dallas.
lots - and -, block l., Saunders &
IFS aId to Walnut nm ..........S 200
j.. NJ. Francis to Nod Ncrness, II y
feet Of lot H. Eedick'8 81 add..... loo
l.. Y. Morse and wife To -. II, pr,tchia,
lot ,, block !, p.ainyirw add,..,,,., GO
Druid lin building association to a,
= christensen, lot ,, block II, Druid
-. "Jacstenn ana wife to Matilda stuart, ''"
lots - and ~, block 2, Hillside add
Alvin saunders ana wife to A, II,
=. Jettcr and wife TO Henry Graz. e y
lot 4, block y, letters add .,..,..... $50
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS,
n. G. Drummer and wif, 10 l.. Y.
Morse, lot =, block ], r.a~iuyicw.... !
DEEDS.
Sheriff TO \. T.. AndrcNs, lot ~, block
II. r.. Y. Smiths 1d,.....,......... Isis
Same 10 ~. O NiHal, administrator,
lot o, block !, liansoom l'lare..,..... l,59-
Same to D,uman blanchard, lot 3
block 3. S. r.. Rogers addy.,.,...,, l,iG
Master ia ChauccTy r. Ruth Shiverick,
out lot u in lG-l5-l3 ...,....-..., 1850
Frank Thompson rS, ct al, to ThomaG
Gillispie, lots 3, q, 8, IS to %, block
l., burlington Center ..,..,...,.. 80
Same to Charlca Wiener, lots 9 to 10,
Special master to /. II. Andrews, lot
-, block y, Amos lace......",..p. 1G
----
Total amount OF transfers .....,.}2l,11l
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-03

Total sales Of stocks today were 1888, go shares
including: American Sugar, 800; Burlington
II 200; Chicago Gas, ~, lCo; Louisville n Nash,
vile. $500; Manhattan. 5000; North western,
$500. Pacific Mail, 200; Reading, 1900; ItocH
Island, Loo ST, Paul, 4l,20o. New Jersey Cen,
tral 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-03
Sd. Lnnis GcncrnI Mnrknt.

ST. Louis, July 2~-FLOUR-Dul ana lower;
patents, EA2s3i.35; extra fancy. $SS5Q3sj fancy,
E.30a3.JQ. choice. S2.O0G3 10.
NHEAl-The speculative market was un,
usually duh on account OF the coming holidays.
Though there Was a light cash demand, With
bearlsh conditions I'm the asCendancy, the market
nsclined. closing NC to lac lower than yester-
say. Spot. lower: Nc. 2 red cash elevator. csc
bid; track. 7ie old and llSise new; No, : hard
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-03

SHEER There were two double tI,HhH ui NIr4
I'm the yards, which mot with loady sale ar
steady prices. Representative sales:
No. Az. Pr
3 western wcihrrs ................. 60 s. 90
80 ycarliags ......-... 90 So
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-03

OuLhe PrDlucr cXrhln sn totly tho batter mar-
Ret was firm: creamery, i2GllHc' dairy. ges
lie. Eggs, steady; fresh, sac. Cheese. quiet: "a,
WSlIc. 1--we poultry. easy: turkeys, G@7c,
chickens, 6igc; spring, lOSiSc; ducks. 6mTc,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-03

81. Louis Live stock.
81. LOUIS. July 2 CATTLE Receipts. no
head: shipments. 1000 head. market steady tc
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.JOhnson'S Chill and Fe.
ver Tonic is q ONE-DAY
Cure. 1t cures the most
stubborn case of Fever In
n Hours.

Man is born and after a while
he dies. Between those two events
he does many things, and before
his demise he is done, also dunn
ed. He who does the doing
sharper, which means that he is
sharper than the one he does
When you have to choose be the
sharper and you will feel better.
Man has no climate; summer is
too hot; winter is too cold; in the
spring it is growing warm and
raining, in the fall it is turning toe
cold; and blows. Most men are
like fall because they blow.
There is another kind of man
called woman; which means they
can cause man woe and when they
say 'wo!' man stops mighty quick,
He had better. Nobody Knows any
thing about this kind of Il man.
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JUDGES TO BE ELECTED.
The Next Legislature Has Some
PlumS to Give away.

There seems to be no way to
get the averge Carolinian to
to leave off the discussion OF poll
tics for a while. No sooner is one
election over than they begin to
talk of others to come, though
they may be months or even a
year or two off.
The tact the next legislature
has to elect some judges has set all
the political tongues to wasging
and the chances of the probable
candidates are being discussed
with a great deal ofearnestness.
The legislature at its approach
ing session will elect Il chief JUS
tice of the supreme court to sue
ceed Judge McIver, whose term ex-
pires. 1t Is probable that he will
succeed himself, though their was
snme lntlmation during the last
senatorial campaign that some
'slate" was being prepared to
oust him About tins little definite
information could be learned
only vague and indefinite rum ors,
Justice McIver is Is years old,
but Is full of vigor and energy
and strong mentally.
Among the circuit judges a
successor will be elected to Julge
Benet.of the first circuit. He will
stand for reelection and will i'll all
probability be opposed by Mr.. T.
w Bacol, one of the most prom
inent and learned lawyers ofChar-
lesion.
In the third circuit no candi
date has been named in opposi
ton to Judge Buchanan, who has
made an enviable reputation on
the bench.
Judge Watts in the fourth circuit
seems TO have no opposition, judg,
ing from the political gossips.
JudgeWitherspoon has annouHc
ed some time ago that he would
retire from the bench. Among
those prominently spoken OF to
succeed him are Messrs. Geo. W.
Gage OF Chester and Mr.. D. f.
Finley of York. Some of h G
friends of MIR. J. Z. Mcdonald oi
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The earlier edition of Webster

The earlier edition of Webster.
Dictionary contained Il verb sic
jew ;" and defined it ",o cheat
",o play WITH" etc. At the re
quest of a number Of influentia
IsraeliteS the word was eliminated
from The book. AS a matter ol
fact, however, the word had nG
connection with or reference tt
the followers of rhe Mosaic faith
1t was derived from the French
'jeu" and 'sjouir,' which mean.
.to play WITH" "to cheat, ,"etc, bu'
Its photography has become cor
rupted to ':jew." 1t did not appear
in subsequent editions Of the
work. Hebrew Standard.
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The Chicago man who thinks
he can make gold is deluded. o1
course, because gold is an elemen'
,al substance. But it he could
make it he would be very foolish
to make his secret known. Ii II
were possible TO manufacture gold
and the world knew how, gold
would lose It's value. The alrhem
S proper policy would be to
make enough gold sold at present
prices to make him very rich and
then burn his formula-.Ande
son Intelligencer.
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Thomas e Bradham will be
found at their old stand in Kings
tree from Oct. 1St with nice lot
of horses, ready to fill the wants
of their friends and patrons. We
will also be ready to collect ac'
counts for stock sold last season
We expec, to do some business
here and will sell at a price to
insure satisfaction. Thanking oul
friends for past favors and assur'
ing them tha% we can do better by
them than ever before, we solicit
and early call.
Thomas 4 BRADH,M.
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Becoming Popular.

Norman's Neutralizing Cordial
is fast becoming one of the most
popular articles in existence. II
will soon be The sine quanon in
every household. Mothers do not
hesitate 70 give it to their children
being so harmless hence its popu-
larity. Norman's Indian Worm,
safe, sure and quick in THAR act.
ZION, 10 and 25 cents. Sold by
Wallace and johnson.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-10-14
The Very Best Evidence.

DR.. A. b Patterson, Barnwell
S. e. says: 81 guarantee every bot
tie of Norman's Neutralizing Cor
dial l sell, because | am satisfied il
is a reliable medicine. Expert
ence with it has proven this" Mr.
j. w. Harvey, Long Greek, :. e..
says: g: have been selling Nor,
mans Neutralizing Cordial the
past three years. 1t gives univer
sal satisfaction, and its sales are
increasing" Norman's Indian
Worm Pellets, 10 and 25 cents
Sold by Wallace and Johnon.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-10-14

The Bible Institute Colportage
Association, ID. L. Moody, Presi-
dent, is in need of more coIporters
Earnest young people desiring TO
give the whole or portion of their
time to Christian work, with re-
muneration, should address A. p
Fit, Supt. Box x, $50 La Sale
Ave-, Chicago, for particulars.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-10-14
No Cure, No Paw.

That is the way all druggists
sell Groves Tasteless Chill, Tonic
for Chills and Malaria. 1t is sim
ply Iron and Quinine i'm a taste
less form. Children love it.
Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseat'
ing Tonics. Price, SOC.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-10-14

A poor editor who know how
it is himself; says: sit is said that
a New York girl kneads bread
with her gloves on. That is no
news to us. We need bread with
our boots on, VT need bread
with our pants on, and if those
subcribers who are so much in ar
rear don't pay up soon, we will
need bread without anything on
Exchange.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-10-14
.JOHNSON'S
CHILL AND
FEVER TONIC
Cures Fever
In One Day.

The young man that has an ax
to grind usually over!ooks the fact
that some one else is furnishing
the motive power 10 revolve the
grindstone.-EX.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-10-14

Fairfield are urging him to make
the race, but he is not an avOwed
C ,ndldate as yet.-Columbia Reg
lister.