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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-25
Uncle Ehan,s Wisdom.

"It's SO seldom } said Uncle Eben, s'dat
a man jes' puhceeds along tryin ter do is
homes duty, dat when he does folks goes
ter guessin an 'spicionin dat he's playin II
mighty sly game. Washington Star.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-25
Its Location.

"Kansas City has . street called Petit.
coat lane"
Somewhere about the outskirts, I sup.
pose. cleveland Plain Dealer.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-25

GOVERNOR PINGREE asserts that he Is
not proud of the Republican party. Ger
tainly the Republican party is not proud
of Pingree. Honors seem to be easy.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-25

E. A. FISKE,
Attorney and Counselor at Law, P. o. Box
Fl" Santa Fe, New Mexico. Practices In
Supreme and all District Courts of New
Mexico.
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RATES OF supsoRIpTIoNs.

sxF~The NEW MEXICAN is the Oldest news
paper in New Mexico. 1t is sent to every
Postoffice in the Territory and has a large
and growing circulation among the intelli-
gent and progressive people of the southwest.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-25

T. +. CONWAY, W. A. HAWKINS,
CONWAY q HAWKINS,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Silver City,
New Mexico. Prompt attention given to all
business entrusted to our care.
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AT LAW.

GEO. W. KNAEBEL,
Office In Griffin Block. Collections and
searching titles a speciality.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-25

EDWARD L. BARTLETT,
Lawyer Santa Fe, New Mexico. Office In
Catron Block.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DENTISTS.
7. 2. g: F,

D. w. MANLEY,
Dentist. Office, Southwest Corner of Plaza,
over Fishers Drug Store.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-25

THE EvENTH Beet Sugar factory In the United
States was erected ct Eddy, New Mexico, in 1895,
and made its first Campaign" beginning November
10th, 1895, and closing February 18th, 1897.
THE CONTENT OF SUGAR in the beet" Of the CROP
grown in the Eddy and Roswell sections Of the vat-
Icy has proven to be moro uniformly high than any
other part of the United States,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-25

l04 separate analysis, ehis1y carload lots, showed AN
AVERAGE Of 1901 psr cent sugar n beet; Sal per
cent purity.
THIS RENARKABL1 REeULT was accomplished by
raw farmers, unacquaintsd with the culture Of beet
root on new land and under very trying circum.
stances, asths factory. wa not assured until Nay, and
. majority ofthe acreAge VA planted bstwssn JUNE
LIT AND Au0Uoxl 10th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
..k. 81 SOFAS. Is. Sheen .t.aay. s. 7as4 Is. lAms.

weak 25oas4 10. Sheep steady. 81 1884 u. lambs
steady. $41s5 10.
East Buffalo. Feb. 2s-ca,uc-Recep,s I2o cars.
against i5S last week good demand for fat grades
which were held strong TO higher common 10 fair and
habitat grades slow OF sale and lower. Fat shipping
rough 81 I57Si 30. light 50 i0lSt 80 fat
heifers, 81 1884 90; mixed butchers stock 81 5oJsi
fair good cows. Sdsl Hogs-Reccipts. 1915 cars,
against 100 loe week. market slow but prices held
steady good choice Workers 81 2odsi 30 light York
81 20uSf % mixed packers grades and medium
weight. - 2OSi q. roughs. 50 65as3 49, stays s. i5f
50 10 pigs 81 25Ns4 II. Sheep ard ambs-Receips 70
both klniq: native lambs choice 10 s. 9opS6 fair
good GJds5 s. cus s5dS5 80; yearings sJTsi *
choice selected wethers ~ s5IS4 90: mixed
sheep. 81 50GSf ~. culs 81 25ls3 90.
East Liberty Feb 2S.-Catis steady =, last week 8
prices. Hogs shade higher; prime assorted. medium
weights. So 2OHS4 %: best Workers - ljGsi 20: light
Yorkers 81 o5as TO- heavy hogs. - oqtl -: pigs a.
to fair 81 50GS3 % Sheep steady: choice 81 3o0i 90
common. So ioGsi: choice lambs. 81 I5ns5 81: common
10 rod. 81 1886 70: veal calves. H5pmST
CITY. Fob. 2s.-f'are strong 10 l0c higher.
beef Shipping 50 I5s5 90 fed dahos
feeicr So 25 s. 10 fancy stockers 10 81 25
and hefeTs aud bulls SO 5ods4 2 southern steers 50 y:
pa kers soaSl mixed 81 s0as3 a5. lights 50 5oas3 10
pigs 25QS3 80 sheep active and 81 15n.f
lambs ton prices s. 90 for far Weste-ners.
St Louis Feb. 2sCatiie stronger 20 i0c higher fair
fancy native shipping and steers 81 3p0Sf 30.
and butchers - l50IS3 10 under Loo N
81 eoIs4 iO stockers and feeders s31s4 CO. and
hefers s2as 5o Texas and Indian steers 81 300 - 20:
cows and hoifsrs 50 301s3 80 51iOc lower:
era 1898 packers 90 sjd -. butchers sfTSi o5
Sheep steady native muttons siaSi co. lambs. s59s5 &c.
Texas muttons. s4GSi 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
Reported late Saturday.

METAIS-several department.. showed decided i'm
weak member Pig iron warrants developed considerable
s,TFns - g9gts xc and closed sAaS ole, MIN
spot May quoted s4 I5qsI4 - The marke, for COP
s sol S3s d all 0 a T .5o PSsm aaSS 81
sToo9 a 81 Sa$l 80 and e2sns or copper 81 g
closing with March quoted the basis Of 81 "J
showing dun and unnterestins market; a.a a! 10
ose was easy win spot 10 March Quoted s. 1888 %
Copper. spot, $50 Cd copper 40 los tn
rs 3D. Sc Soft 80 so sna 'n sss M s. 3D. GLASGOW ssoo
iron warrants closed 4ss Sd. and Mddlestoro 10 ,
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Asiie from moderate
points days special features Strong
the ps Of G Gs se Any 10 a
BUYERS to take hold At the close the underone was very
day. We quote: New-oreans centrifugal. common, 20
iao fair 1915; good lfl9e prime 2 s-1s New
2s929c. prime soaalc choice. a2aSsc Porto Rice. 2S4
&c syrupsocoamon lo9I2c fair. ls9i'c' good lcq
YAvAL sToREssock: Eesin % GO sss sDirit' ,uTe
change in the general situation throughout day. spir
s R 'us s aoa n y ea but
R eGe as ooW Ts 3es 81 e. @ b s
81 81: spirit. urpentine regulars. ssc machines S5izc
sise 9 81 20 H. s. 90 IS; K s. co. N. s. o5: n
cst'Sn;ssa 5 S TiII g5@'
moderate trades in local way 5:. ,o, oil
prime crude (. o. mills 16gI6l1c; prime summer ycl
low &c on yellow. 22'sc; butter grades 2"a
2sc prime white "a Q251c prime winter yellow 2t1f
2shc; nnseed. American raw, 4ig4yc; American boiled
: OCEAN FREIGHTS-The market for berth frelghts was
quiet and steady at the following quotations Ly y
Bristol 3l.d for March: Ieith. 40; Hull S.g5'sa
Newcastle 3nd: Antwerp 314d: Hamburg. ca piennihgs
for March: Rotterdam Sc; Amsterdam &c; CORK tos OF
ders 4tdG3s Ga direct ports large tonnage IS S;a
cotton 10 Liverpool per 100 NJ bic for March &c T..
April: London oats. q .FREIGHTs AND CHAPTERS
The markc, saiI was quiet TO-DAY ana acth
fixtures The tone Of the market, howeser
strong good demand FOR vessels N man
is light and owners IN SOM
Instances holding for increased rates The maui
FOR steamers for grain trade is fair but the oHeilsA
for prompt loading continue light. and rates IN cons
quence have frrner tendency IN other urpar TO-
tons Corrected phosphate Mobile 20 Belfast or %
c-rry I5s British LAPS tons ore io'I 10 IN
t,more or Philadelphia lis Cd March 10 oh1 p
shrred. Dutch steamer s76 sawn timber fehsa-
eai. - Holland il2s o. option Antwerp. ll5s April
british steamer. 204i deals. St John y, 10, 10
iiyernool 40s May. British steamer. l?VV quhriels
Baltimore TO Cork for orders Be I'D April; bark
$50 tona general cargo. hence 10 b'is"~i'e- ' $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01

moro vegetables received and prices remain about the
California oaulinower and peas in larger supply
ard lower We quote: Potatoes. bermuda. rer Dbl $40
81 90 Do southern second crop. ssas3 DO Belgian per
Jersey. 90 i2gs2 az 90 per snck. 81 1882 -:
DO state and Western per 100 ID, So 25gs2 30:
DO per sass So l2as2 49, sweet potatoes Vine Inc.
81 sT D s pr1sss, spraa, per aus
Iniic; bees local. bb I5cds do Florida per crate
sT< 81 do southern per 100 punches. sass chicory
per Dbl siasG celery. Dozen 5IGoc oucurbers per
crate f2Is3 20. cabbages. 100 81 Jogs3: per Dbl
california. per case. s250as2 ~ Do Florida per basket
slasl 5o eserlants Per pineapple crate 81 og$,; ~
tuce New-Orleans per hbl sedsi DO Florida per basket
15cas2 leeks. Norfolk ~, lunches s20S2 50 toma
toes. Florida. carrier. $lGs2 j0 parsley Bermuda
crate 81 25as2 30. Do NewOrleans 100 lunches
Florida per crate s3Gsi squash. per Dbl 81 25Gs1 75
paisnips. jOa7jc; turnips Russia, eoQSic do white
lo05oc carrots per Dbl s1uSi 30: oyster plants 81
radshes 100 burche s2gs3: string beans per crate
orange County red per bag. s2ds2 Is do yellow. 81;
do white. s?Ns N d. Eastern. white. per bbl s31sl
err per fai-hoop Dbl 81 s5as2 %. DO yellow 81 7Ja
81: white $40 81 go do Bermuda s3QS3 IL
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-The market to-day held Up
well 20 rs promise Of the close u last week. and FL
much stock the small receipts that will realize
SIC. but that price would be paid " more were
here grades entirely neglected. We quote: Large
bales. prime. 100 N. ,5gs)c: No T. 100 n. Io1
ijc; frlde-fs. 100 10. 2Dny2Ec; clover 100 10
3OT35c mixed per 100 n. 45G50c: ralt meadow
40 Ifjc. .STRAW-A fair demand follows the i'm
proved attendance the stations. and n good business
reported 35ai5c. We quote: Long rye straw. No
l. per leo H. soc: straw No 2 per n lo1i5c:
straw per 100 n. 3jdfoc The receipts OF hay and
reported by the Produce Exchange to-day
We're; Hudson River Railroad $50 tons OF hay aud 80
to OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Feb. % 345 p. n, -Exchangs- Wheat-spot
No | red Northern spring s'eady. S. ID CoFn-Sp't
American mixed. new quiet. IS Cad. futures s.sdy
March g iisd. May. Is 2',d; July, 3s 2+sd Flour
Louis fahcy winter steady los. Hops at London dacnc
COAST firm IL l5saf5 IS Beef firm extra India mess'
Gs- Oh prime mess 5Ss 81. Pork firm. prime mess fine
Western Sis 81. Prime mess medium esiern. ass vi
Hans-short cut II 20 10 n elsy. 33s ~. Bacon
"a 10 dull SIS Ga long clear mdaes. gas - TO - 10
dull 3Os long clear mlddics heavy. - - - n dull s
Cd; clear backs. 10 o il N steatj rs ca GEAR
bellies u IA 10. easy s Gl Ahoulders-sguare IL -
"a n dull 25s 81. tneese-tres,a finest white aud
coorcd easy, 4os. Iari--prime Western dun. 27s 3D.
Taloy-P Prime city firm ias ,,ott0lss,d o-iAyeFpoo
rednei nrsn. lbs Ga Turrcutne-Siirits nrm, 2is I'd
Rosln-C'ornmon steady As a. Imports OF wheat into
Iivernool FOR From Atlantic ports. 30 loo
quarters Pacific ports 1900 quarters from other
Imports ~ into Liverpool for
he week from Atlantic ports. , go quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
OTHER MARKrrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Feb 2s-The small supply of cattle to-day
made blv-rz m TO purchase. and trade was
brisk prices ruling 70 100 5c higher for consign-
nerts that were all desirable quality Beef steers
we're saahe 81 s0ds4 Is Tor the poorest grades up 20
strctv choice 20 extra hne lots the bulk
~ the cattle crossing scales at 81 30aso IL As usual
there we're few choice beeves and conmoner lots
rad 10 be substituted for them numerous instances
stockers feeders showed the usual wide range OF
rrlcrs being made from 50 30 q 81 ~ Calves
sold al s. 5Oas 21 .or best grades comnoner stock
bringing ss4SG Prices for hogs were weaker ayersg
,ng 2i,c lower The best made early In the
day Hogs cold at 81 s2.asi oIis. chiefly at 81 900
81 nS pes selling largely - +OuS3 30. The
weight OF the hogs coming 70 market shows steady de-
crease. There fairly active demand for sheep
and lambs sheep sold very we'll. but the supply v
lambs dispoportlonaiely large and prices averaged
lower SID 81 jodSi 20 Tor the poorest up
10 s5ass 70 for fair 70 choice nocG yearingB
sasbe al 81 epTs5 sheep wanted S3GS3 20 FOR
inferior up 81 50aSi 60 for prime nocks fed Weerns
and selling largely at stufi 80 Recepts
cattle head; hogs 80 coo head sheep $4,000 head
CINCINNATI Feb. 1s-IIozs steady % Is ga 10 Cattle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
EXPORTS LAST WEEK. g
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-Ynrk. Fshrnary 2S.

New February Is, 1873
CCFTEE-Atter opening steady at unchanged prices,
the coffee market pursued slightly varape course w
Indifferent trading. showing for the near
unchanged prices decline Of points. and for ue
later months unchanged prices advance OF points
almost entirely destitute speculative interest lhere
was light local buying. With hesitation 10 sen on a
count u continued liberal warehouse deliveries IN h'
country and a falling on receipts AT RIO ana Sah.vs
Tie European cables showed equally uneNehtl1
rakc abroad and the general situation contained no
upon which base any change OF po.ios OF ~
!s;loa sales the call were 20 nags
W - 1000 bags and for the entire session leO
bss with the market finally steady unchanged prices
20 a net decline points. spot Brazilian coffee rueG
and nominal without Quotabe change IN price
while showing barely steady underone. No ho' IN
voice lots Gi.c. and jobbirg parcels 6ssc
Total warehouse deliveries from United states as Week
were GaJCG bags including 81 5S bags from NeF-N oT
against total all points OF 1871 bags the previous
and j0i bags last shipments OF no COT
- % the United States last week were 1900 bags 20
Luroue 90 bags Santos % the United states +V"p
tars 10 Europe 600 bags and Victoria 10 the United
5000 bags previous week and $1,000 bags
year Receipts Santos during the same week We're
bags 1900 bags the previous week and
a. 90 bags year
steamc- sasrn1 with 81 bags and steamer Maske-
Tyre with 1900 Tags cleared Rio Saturday
market Tor mild coffee firm FOR the high
guides to-day included 1900 bags Maraeaibo. 200
American on private We quote Maracaibo 81. n
ISi.c. Cucuta. =. Qlsc; Jamaica 7g14hc: La Guayra
t%Gi6'sc Savanla. shGl7iec; Mexican. 54lsc Central
American 50 fSc: Costa Pica odlS1c coffee in parch-
rer' 5sc Mocha 1s91stzc: Padang interior. 23g2i3zc
!snciss. 27Q30c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01

es I s2 % q t.
ho1dOn {, to- Nswrors abroad NOrwss.n
S char abroad; British .Ssconsr deals 81
p mh.r 49, to Lisbon ss Norwegian steamer $50 tom.
T 1mSer MaSas to Barbados schooner 2a tom,
s. l2's schooner, 40 tons. lumber, st, smons New
So 80 fsoGps, 49, tom. unSer BT%nsw Nsr TO
to 81 Andrews 81 co; British steamer isoo quarters
nen S. berth pgnsi P os Csss Ms1Sh u
3 oi S eam Ar T1n TO- p' 1. t to @
tons, cotton Wilmington y. c.. to Liverpool the Con
.r5 AID rms showed at the close
s.d SO sa'ls g g' felg 81 %s.ls M Ss:,
Sd no. f'R s 81 2'eS 81 P'fS, sss extra
DRESSED, IIoGs.Flrm Sao::;a: nscon' SIC; $50
- .cyiT MEArs~Picslsd bellies. stm; 's KIM:
Ssi 81 SousIs S II adS si e p sa
Gre, queted 7%asc; Western sTee cen, 10 n, esa;s:
S %ss'en s.S,rv stacy,
Go,s& go city lard easy GuG;oa S, refined sG quiet
Hcss I5oc c9rnpound steady quoted city 4rmins:
oco nc e ei;y aa sica4iTe Si.c ''''
bTnr r mex SaSG sn G The % vy
condition Demand as heretofore was largely for he
close the market was nrm. with holders asking fu
outside Southern and d. foreign ,sS5aD SdySes IN
Of values. Quotations follow: Domestic com
choice. 5a5Nc: head 6aGi4c: Pstna. 4isdic: do in
bond 2'saac; Japan. 5'sQ5'.c; Java. 4G4%c Ransoon
in bond 2gc4c.
sT'GAR-No decided changes noted nto-d days SUI
ear market. At the close were steady. with
centrifugal. 90 test quoted al 3-lGc: Muscovado 50
test quoted li-lGc and rnOlasses sugar 81 test.
quoted Tie with holders Of supplies In store asking
London cables reflected less favorable con
dtions in English Beet reported as
declining SLOWLY; present and next month quoted AT
as 3Ad ruled quiet but about steady. with Java
quoted lis I'd fair refining at ?s ca. Refined sugar
steady. without further change IN prices. business
particularly Quotations follows;
Dornlnos crushed Sac powdered and
powdered 7-Gc granulated ard fine granulated. 5sc
coarse granulatcd and extra fine eanusted 5ss con
fectioners grarulated 5i2c cubes. lice xxx pow
dersd and mould 5'sc. diamond A. 5c; contectloaers
\. 5isc; Nos and 2 Sac No D. l3-l6c: No T. ~;
3 l1-l6c; No g. Q iCc; No iisc: No 9. Tide
Nos and 10 4ac: No II. 500: No 10; 4hc: No 10.
2 l6c. No II. &C: No ~. Lice: No 10. &c.
THE WOOL EXCHANGE REPORTS-Current quota
OF domestic woods. based upon Wool Exchange OF.
cial olassihcatlons follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01

Rio-Cores market quiet No Z Rio. $500; EXCHANGE,
eii-l65 receipts 10 600 bags cleared for the Unted
States 1000 bags: cleared for Europe l"u bags s'ooH
Zq 600 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01

cDIlO\-The spe-1Rt're elc71ert OF tile coon
tste has called halt for the time being penai1g more
:n,e Indications as to thu trn poiiiiea affairs between
eme OF business is th1rai's consin'raoy smaller to
ausa bel " the average since pecuston Sc, n
Aeces from England indicate hesitation on TIE same ac
n theory that question Will be more promptly
va more fairly interpreted on ms see q tne %aei a,
as in want q cotton. and with ANYTHING hke en-.
ss , ss' Toh e , Of 6d in the prce Of sPo;
potion Liverpool this morning led 20 sales Of 1900
cotton on say conc.ssions After opening steady de
cline o. 2g pon e our n.4 ret showed encouraging indl
cations ~ rtsrea strength Iverool wac an active buy
q Q. spring ane summer postoHs; while the South ap-
en- orders changed and buying FOR Southefn ana outside
ns generally checked The GSne sna ga Sp,n,
a. '9rssn spot cotton IN the ePon Sf was re-
@ ' steady near at n. net eos .'' under P
80: co,,.n closed dull unchanged; middling up
wac wac soasern sp9 s90n m9yNe,' IGS ing e.0' iS
s ssy', ,5sasy qu, sn Soy h s ssss Is Bs
s ss Baltimore nomns en- st. Les ' La he, 90.
~: s Sa Sa'f lie sd1S6css Zoo 6sis.
@ ss we're 'siss .. S S,.s
s s s5 90, e Yea. 500 ssa f ssfs; l"ais e.i
asns, s i ss %ess ss52 last and SOS
esss Win ioa port reSepts Of 5 bales The
pOr; movement snee September has been follows;
Great Britain Franc, Continent iad.,,
r. r.: &C.,: .$s.5 so5: s
ss Esehans; Rsss .eSs sGSl 8s % iSs@
sSTeri'sn 100 receipt u oc Ams,S cen. Tg mid sa
as, nvSr. PR Prices closed qais, end steady net
Nai ;s i sss6 n asi aeI%f so ApTNa
e. Ms,Ja1s Ssss 1sne?s ssv
sS4slb November December. s24.b
The Fssse Of conise Prices today follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01

Foreign coffee rnarkets-Santos--CoT market dull.
god average Santos $500 receipts 900 bags stock
N ZOO bags HanNurg-COTee market opened unchnr
az a2O D. M active and unchanged 10 4 pfennirg lower.
saias 43 bags. Havre-Coffee market opened quiet
ind unchanged; IL m. unchanged. at p H. irr@g
uar and lower: closed y frame lower: total
ssles % 600 bags.
February august
March 30 on september ~ 'Nl
AlrN - ~
November rs g
June december 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01

Stock ~ all pc~.s. ~. ~.
Afoa; S64 roo
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-15

The Southern Railroad made consider
able change in it's schedule last Sunday,
and new train has been put on between
Greenwood and GreepviIle, which will
run every day except Sunday. The train
will leave Greenwood at 40 a. m., max
ing connection at Hodges with train
which leaves Abbeville at $50 o., and
reaching the following places at the time
named: Donalds. Z SO; Honea Path, 05;
Bolton, S.25; Pelzer, S.45; Piedmont, 800;
Greenville, 93O. At Bolton connection is
made with the train from Anderson which
leayes here at 7.45. This train will return
in the afternoon on the following schedules:
Lave Greenvile at $50 p m Piedmont,
Is SIS; Pelzer, Cos; Bolton, 6 80; Doua'ds,
G. so; Hodges, 7.l5; Abbeville. 80; and
Greenwood, As. AT Bolton the Anderson
train makes connection, leaving here at
$50 o. m. and returning at p. N. This
schedule enables people living between
Greenwood and Anderson TO spend the
day in this city and return home in the
afternoon. A slight change has also been
made in the schedule of the regular train
between Charleston, Columbia and An
derson. The train leaves here at l0.40 8.
m.. the same time as formerly; but it will
reach Columbia at ESQ p m., an hour
and fifteen minutes sooner than the old
schedule. Returning, this train leaves
Charleston at 80 q. m, thirty minutes
later than formerly. and arrives in Ander.
son at 32O p. N.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-15
A cleyar Trick.

1t certainly looks ike it, but there is
really no trick abont it. ANYBODY can try
it who has Ian Back and Weak Kidneys,
Malaria or nervous troubles. We mean
he can cure himself right away by taking
Electric Bitters This medicine tones up
the whole system, acts as a stimulsnt t.!
Liver and Kidneys. is blood purifier aud
nerve tonic. 1t cures Constipation. Head :
ache, Painting Spells, SIeepiessness and
Melancholy. It is purely vegetable, a
mild laxative, and restores the system to
its natural vigor. Try Electric Bitters
and be convinced that they are a miracle
worker. Every bottle guaranteed. Only
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-15
Notice.

To the Public: ALI persons are invited
to visit the Crawford Keys Spring and to
Inspect Mr.. Elijah Williams stock OF
mules and horses; also Mrs. Williams
takes pleasure in telling fortunes. She
tells past, present and future. Satlsfac-
ton guaranteed or money refunded.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-15
Camp Meeting.
IVA. S. C, June 13.

IVA, S. G June -.
There will be meeting of Camp Msj.
Frank Hill, No. lib. United Confederate
Veterans, at Iva, S c., on the fourth Sat-
urday of June. at 2 o'clock p. m. all
members and all those who expect to be-
come such are urged to attend without
fail.
By order of D. j .Sherard, Commander.
W. A. HANKS, Adjt.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-15
WE ARE A CANDIDATE

For your Business and we solicit
your Trade on the following plat
form:
1s We handle only strictly pure and first quality Goods
End We pay every dollars worth Of Goods we buy
buy Goods direct from manufacturers and importers
every saving in 81, ~
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and do not SEEK to induce customers buy which they want
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sales will ove be largest the history of our house.
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