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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-07

r-o~se-ortz1r@ steady POINTS net
higher. sales. s.sa bags. Including June.
5 .ss.s- X. JgsfY aTS9T5 ss.. spot Ei5. STEADY
Nc invoice s14e: No : johcinS, &c. Mid.
steady: C0r6oxa sE4eflsisc
Sugar-Raw Arm fair refining. Sssc; cen
trssugal - test. 5-fse: refined. Hr-.-
Metals.
Pig frcr-WsTrauts ss-7seyass.
Capper-Iake, 81. s61al-i5.
Tfn-s1.SS-
SpeItsr-s4 99s74 a.
Lead 81 t5esss - Tire firm that axes the
selling price for miners ard sRae4fefs
quotes lead ar sa.sa al the close
Visible supply
The statement OF me visitls Supply q
grain in store and a,ioat saturday. June
l. as compiled by the New ycrk Produce
Exchange. is as follows.
Tne Dc.
v-@ea, - 81 essi h,y i>a5' -
Corn =. afsse 5ti-.....-- i.94s lsa --s.----
OzA -.....-.. hsaEA
Rye, / So 90 ba-....---.. 49,. l@ste'
Barley. ,ess bsi.-.---.-.- 2ass ------.--
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SAY sscrsco MARKETS.
Hrrna.sua..


San FRANCISCO. Jara s.-wheat ia
i1ws~ On cal e sympathy stir decline
a. f.sgtcago- TF1ers - nothing doing N snip
picg gFaden- MiAlng = walker Barley =
ard . siow market are the "a uSe. Oats are
unchanged spot quotations were:
Fa0zF-S@s casa fer family extras SEQ
$50. baker extras. ss,-,ff,-G.
yhest-sh!ppinS. nominal; milling. $50
1sriey-Feed. sif7l4a1ss brewsng. 81 =
f)ass-poor 70 fair. r.asai ~. good 70
ssssalee 81 ayLyTis: farcy feed, 81 ":
gray. 6ggssEl g. sYsilllng. si%1I.s: sur
pF-ae. ts-sy0ID.
Receipts.
rTetsr. quarter sacks. z7ss. 10 Washing
tor. 81 81. d Oregon . 10. wheat. csufs-@.
$50 d, Oregon ! ae: do Washington.
. ~ hsTey. ee0tais. Oregon. i.eie. DO
Wasting too. > g<s8. QafE cenFais, Washing
tcn se.ss. 10 Oregon 50. bea rs. sacks. al;
escts. ssi7. do Oregon j.s-5. 30 Washing
ton. Ssss ou8ors sacks 49, bran. sacks.
? ~. DO oregon 5.sa. d Nas5inzfon on, ]. lis;
midalings sacks. -. hay. tons. ga wool.
ter. IS; quicksilver. fiasks. $50; wine, gal
Ions. sSest
Closing Quotations.
wheat Decemser. easy a; si.sa.
Rariey-C.tiIe; and steady: December.
q ISL
e4ssEts~~ Eaff EF StispA-
Bfan-si5lFf5s1
Wool and Hops.
wool-Fall Southern coast lambs. 7F1sc:
San Joaquin lambs. TMsc, northern lambs.
lfIf2s. Saa Joaquin plains. 7Mac; Hum
helds and MendocIno. fial5c.
Hops-ssFtsazc.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Msllstuas- MiddlIngs. 81. 5oG2@ %: bran.
sl5fs@5sa
gay-yybeat s2..lYa4, wheat and cat $50
q y. alfalfa. sl5al4. clover. nominal; stock.
nominal. compressed wheat. s2iG2i; straw.
iser bale. 7eeftec.
Fegsta hlee-P Potatoes. river Burbanks. %
Cis0c: Oregon Burbank 49ftsec: river reds,
siGssc. silgersain onions. +stl5sc. garlic.
new SEssc: green peas. scan; string
beans s4Fsc: ray squash. e5cgssl. Mexican
tomatoes. si75. fancy asparagus, S2.25@a
go. eggp.ant. l2ixqll5c. chilli green peppers.
izskflsc
f'rujts-s,hoice apples. sini5o; fancy
strawberries. sgss: goose berries. 11li.c;
cherries black z5af4oc: peaches 6oc1fsi;
p!ums. 1aIs5e: navel orangee. s2as-2a: Mex
lean lines. rcpaek 81; common California
lemons. 75c4si choice Caiiforpia lemons.
sl.25fii.5o. bananas, si@2-
Bultsr-Fancy creamery, i9c; do seconds;
isrislzc; fancy dairy. i7i4e. do seconds. Is
4efl7e
f,heese-New. 81: Young America. 1903
lo1se: Eastern. tiszgise.
ROSTERS stfpfao. young rooSters. TQS.S:
small broiers 8 25a5; large hroilers. sin
40. flyers. s5fas5e. hers. s+gI5: old ducks.
per pair: goziiGgs stake: old pigeons. 81
per dozen. young pigeons. N.2alf.15.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days. s.sss. /;
Dc. sight. SI.s1iz.
Financial.
silver bars :. . 5sss Drasts-Sight -. IL
MEX do. =. isl. n464. Telegraph :. ;. liz
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Meats. rross~sons aud risn.


Freh Meats Oebb!nge-Cow beef. 715s.c
Per ~. steer beef ~ ner 81. rl1litfon Sc ner
IN pork. 5eig'sc per n. veal. iarge. 559ac.
veal. small 81
hams small. lie. breakfast bacon lie. dry
Lard 6iohhlnzl- Home raade. neg n. SO.
waite Star So; co'H Special size. lard
compound tierces f'lc. Rev. sac
F'rysh F'ish 9sohbingt HalIhrt a39Fc. sal
IRON sac salmon frHst teFs' e.. founder
:s@gltet soles. q, rork vo1 Sc. ,s7sHt 'sl~fa
fscs shfimpss tac: SMELL p &C.. tons casi Is.
gallon ciape= s. 81 uer suck punEvnCs4
crahs. I've 81 cooked q 20
Batter. cheese. E9ss naa Poultry
Butter Ranch lealsr. fapcv dairy. IN
s9lste% ist'5 Washington erpameT.es.
Cheese ,iohblnso~ Eastern. 12'sei7c. Cab
.rsrs tiooasne strictly e.sh rar-h.
L. 81. Oregon. tsF. F,aesern *
Comb honfs'-itsslie. Nevada 80, strain
eA honey 8sfetse
poe'trv presee4 chickens '-e: sorsnr
chickens g. aesf& Is rEf dag. i've chickens
ls4iiSc. dressed turkeys TIC
Vegetables aud truat.
Potatoes ff3hhHxl Native ssaes7s. Wy.
Ina Ssssls rev fa2tetHes 11ssSee rvr -.
California ye4 aHtens k{sat ss p4r }oa: h,e.s,
q per SEA fnrn is s. cabbage 81 -
Per ioa los cauiIfaysv g pcs IS carrots.
TOES sAzf&Sc pee 4h. h8shnusn rueaa,,.s~~
SssfsN- rsy h,s- Wa'sa W'~Fs sxfsae. -te~
y % pef box parsatEss. 81 29l.;a "a }ierezs.
la is@r dog pa.~hes yaubsr}, ffse, < cen
onfoss fAc peg 3oa hHuc&as ofegnn EfceB
peas ae stFiDz i=r4a* ftf5tt- nes ga.
Wy hsans - ref T. native straw berries
craze: piur0S sstt - r*r box. cAevries
MACK sssfsse- ~eff4.s rst ara ,rt.rs, ~
e. rcr h.x Fe'ee herr'iee y q, per o..
Green t~tat,s tts9.Nl-eA. fe-..e-rss s.f.
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LARGE.

Nature has large henx,
,ndows ms heansifuiiy va =
launches ns ON Enrth. Hat 49,.
do not respect her sits as sA.~
Ia do. They seem TO b,l,e.. -
she will always respond ~
on for great vitality. ~.
The time comes when she -
be stimulated, and then az -.
is shown in IA small ar w~.s.-
growth OF what should be -
man. This abuse al the r...,s
bestowed often leads to J~~--s0
the part of these who h..~
foolish. They fear. their ~.
legs tremhte' and the fact 4 -
present with them thar sAev
puny. Some have no hop~ NJ
cry. hut they can never aax.
of the very great work vyht.A -
Urn" has done. IL restores -.
organs OF sac body 70 "A sor.A
healthy condition. and maL.~
fae wrong men do ihemscay,.
nearly as possible tais in wsa.
cars;
ei-rf-s-ffi.-s4-i.i.ssii-.ffii.ss-ssss-%.&a...
j. Trembling hands aaa knee /
And unheat;ay 9rgsn2 ]
Near despair.
:. -.Hutiyan' Is used.
Firm limbs and healthy orr...
otJist.s.E~s-t..s-s-s.sF4949tk%xa.
If you feel IN any wa, that Va. y
becoming weakened. sau .A..a.
seek the assistance which sos -.
acAnow is valuable h~x...
anything else I'm the weird. an.x
yam viii restore sou To- that na...
of complete health that Mas ~.
proud possession once. The r..
must lie borne in nsind that Il =.
be had nowhere bus frem the M
sonian doctors. Write and ask q.
free circulars giving you full -.
ticnIars as TO its great newer, h
you have time. arep a note Ia n.
doctors and yeu viii act the -
medical advice without havinr |.
spend N cent. IL your teeth Il,
Ioosentng. ie your hair Ii falling =.
III your mouth has little uieesA =
III yoM have an? reason TO s9apep1
bIoesi-taiat i'm any stage. AJAX lss
.3o-Dny Hood Cure" circulars. Th,,
are free as well. The heneats a.
fered you by the Institute are i
dee
1 ApGE
Hudson Medical Instituh
Stockton, Market and Eiiis Sc,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Essftge, Jaus s. ks,
Exrhzn gex at tsss Ssatfse. TacGTTzz. $50
ksnA ard Portland elsaFxnG houses T9si3T
were "a sossows.
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Sooinl Rluntlera.

At O reception recently certain
young man got into trouble by join
ing in conversation when he knew
not with whom he was talking. He
was standing noar the punch bowl,
and two ladies CLOSE by were speak
ing of-well, "Mrs. O'Flounce" will
do. !.
"Oh," said one woman, "only
think Of having such u name
O'Flounce!" And she shrugged hcr
aristooratio shoulders. "Ugh!" cx-
claimed her fricnd, shuddcring sym
pathctically.
but goodness, ladies, that ism t
anything, put in tho onforomention-
ed young man. "Just suppose her
namo wore Smith or Brown?"
Young man." said tho first
speaker, drawing horsclf to her full
height and looking at him through
her lorgnette. "1ny namo is Brown.
Tho conversation turned upon
books, tho guest complimcnting tho
hostess upon hor magnificent libra
ry.
"Yes," ohirped tho guests vito.
"You have q lot of books, and I SEQ
q whole set of encyclopedias. Oh,
have yon road them aii: WASH
ington Star.
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Lemon juice For Nose bleeding.

DR.. L. Il. Burton speaks highly OF
tho use OF lcmon juice as Il hcmo-
static. Iii Il auyuru case or oplStaXis,
in II plothcrio young man with copi-
Gus hclnorrhago from both nostrils,
after injection of u solution of lomon
juice aLd water Cone fourth into tho
nosc with an ordinary glass syrinyo)
tho hemorrhago ceased. In Il case OF
bomatenesiS III n woman of 80 years,
in whom all tho usual ronodioS had
failed. tho hemorrhngo ceased at
onco after employment of pure lem
on juice. 1t returno'l, however, tho
next day. but was readily controlled
by tho uso Of this simple remedy, so
that sho rapidly convalcsccd. In n
case of intestinal homorrhago iii
typh old it was also givon with equal
ly favorable results, for it ceased as
if by magic. The patient died, how
evur, from exhaustion. In tho last
two cases thcro WAS violent vonit-
ing, and everything except tho lemon
juice was elected. Nursing World.
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Kidney disease is the enemy we
have most to fear as result Of the
feverish restlessness of our much
vaunted modern civilization. 1t is q
treacherous enemy, working out its
deadly effect under cover Of the most
trifling symptoms. The first indica-
tion Of changes in the urine. frequent
headaches, digestive troubles, should
be the signal for prompt remedial
measures. Prickly Ash Bitters is a
kidney remedy Of superlative merit;
it is soothing, healing and streogth-
cning, quickly relieves che aching or
soreness that always appears in the
advanced stages, checks the progress
Of the disease and through its excel
lent cleansing and regulating effect in
the stomach, liver and bowels, it
brings back the strength end, ruddy
glow of vigorous health \ Sold by
Evans Pharmacy. 4, i 's3ts.' s
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Cocoanut Rutter

A company has been formed in
Paris. it is stated. to make butter
out of cocoanuts. 1t has n plant cal
oulated to produce 1000 pounds of
butter day. Surely the most pro-
lifio plant OF record! Tho bread fruit
tree is fairly productive. but this
butter "plant" entirely overshadows
it. Perhaps careful grating might
produce "a bread and butter tree,
which would clearly be boon to
society. .--Exohango
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After long years work is visible.
In agriculture you cannot SEQ tho
growth. Pass that country two
months after and thcro is dilfor-
encc. We acquire firmncss and ex-
perienco incossantly. Every action,
every word. evory meal, is part of
our trial and our discipline. We are
assurodly riponing or else blighting.
We arc not conscious Of those
changes which go on quietly and
gradually in the soul. We only count
the shocks in our journey. Ambi-
tons dio; grace grows as life goes OH.
Frederick w. Robertson.
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Legend OF tho sparrows.

Tho Greek ohuroh people of Rus
ala regard swallows as being sacred
birds, but kill sparrows whenever
the opportunity affords.
They declare that tho swallows
ministered to Jesus while he was
hanging on the cross, but that the
spnrrows tore his flesh and did
their best to pluck out his eyes. On
this account they say that the spar
rows legs are invisibly bound. which
causes their gait to bo succession
of painful hops. In this way is tho
sparrow doomed to movo about un-
til tho day of Judgment. Philadel-
phin Record.
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Tho lato NJ. Drury, an eminent
Fronch historian, served, whcu co
yoars old, during tho siego of Paris
as Il private in tho national guard.
One day NJ. jules Simon, u NOM
Der of tho administration, caught
sight of familiar face belonging to
one doing sentry go III the uniform
of n private soldier. sis that you,
Drury?" he cried.
ITO be sure" gruffly.
"And q privatc!'
why not?" said the other 1acon-
ically. eve can't all bo prime min
istors.''
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SACRED MUSIC.
a Few Facts About Its Production and
tho Forms An Which 1t Ia sold.

a Few Facts About Its Production and
tho Forms An Which II Ia sold.
There Is u constant production Of
new sacred music, as of now secular
music, and of tho sacred music. as
with the secular, some succeeds.
while by far tho greater part does
not. Almost ovory composer except
those who devote themselves to tho
very iightest forms Of musical com
position has tried his hand ut sacred
music. A great deal Of it is written
by church organists. 1t may bo that
tho minister of tho church fur
nishes tho verses. When tho work
is ready, it is sent to music pub.
fishing house, whcro il is submitted
to All examiner, as book might hc
submitted to u. reader in IA book pub
fishing house or manuscript to an
editor in tho Office Of O newspaper.
Sometimes, as has happened with
books, musical composition may
for one reason and another be do
clined by number Of houses and
yet finally find publisher and sue
cess.
About thrco- fourths of tho sacrcd
shoot music published is issued in
octave form. III which shape it is
very much cheaper than III tho or.
dInury form. The reduction Z. nrico
has led to an enormously increased
demand. Tho nis.nhor o. chorus
cloirs is increasing rapidly through
out the country, and tllcru arc
choral OF singing societies in every
town and village. Most of tho choirs
and societies uso tho octave music
While of tho shcct music, in its oldor
and moro expensive form, they may
have bought within II cortHin period,
say one now composition of tho
much less expensive octave music,
thoy may perhaps buy within u like
period ton now compositions, and
when this number is evory timo
multiplied by tho number of singers
to DO supplied some idea of tho sale
Of shoot music i'll this form may bo
had. OF saorod shoet music in its
various forms there arc sold alto
gether millions Of copies annually.
i There are not nearly SO many suo-
oessful sacred songs as there are
successful secular songs, but somo
sacred songs havo attained great
success. A sacred song that becomes
popular is of very ready sale, and
while it may not sell as readily as q
popular secular song. it outlasts it,
and with its slower but steady sale
it may i'll tho end attain Il salo as
great. Some hymnbooks and roll
gious songbools havo boon cxtrcmo-
ly successful. Of Gospel Hymns. "
tho book used by Moody and Sankcy,
millions of copies have been sold,
and it still sells steadily 1t is said
of this book that moro copies of it
havo boon sold than of any book OK
copt tho Bible.-Ncw York Sun
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TIE throwing of air-slackcd lin

= TIE throwing of air r-slackcd lime
about the poultry yards will often
prevcn, disease; the vcrmin will be
destroyed 10y busting roosts, walls and
floors with this penetrating, purifying
powder 1t is ais, a benefit in the
outer runs. Use it literally.
- Irate Parcnt-"Tcll that young
Softlcigh That he must cease his visits
here. l forbid him the house. Daugh
ter-"But, papa, he doesn't want the
house It's me that he's after
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7ue SWEET PEA.

-. h., been born In the night
o., 49, ~ this, blitho summer mornS
~ ..r-. in q dream of delight.
she -, tlins ncwmade or newborn.
,ier webs under the tree.
s9' s!,;i,, III their cradle of mud.
y" TX. father. Sweet Mrs. Pea
BI; ~, little babies in budl"
B.s '"N Vida Briss,
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When the Americans

When :he Americans tooh pos
session of Ponce, Porto Rico, these
were the first results a free news
paper, the first ever published in that
island. 4 Board Of Health, the first
ever established in that island. To
dispcrse mental and physical miasmas,
to enable a people to become mentally
and physically we'll, these two typical
American results arc the prime essen
tials. The rest is detail.
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s=ss:....a:..44 os -HoS;n a.iair.=

robin Affair." was written by
Lady Caroline Koppol, tho daugh ter
Of tho Earl of A1bomarlc. Robin was
a roal character, Z young Irish doc
tor who had boon forced by scan
dalous adventure to leave ireland
and seek his fortune in England.
Chance throw a rich patient in his
way, lady Of quality, and at her
house he met Lady Caroline, and
the result was case Of lovo at first
sight on both sides. Her parents OBJ
jected and sent her away, and dur
ing her absence s;:o rroduced tho
song.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned, Administrator OF
Estate of William simpson, decd, here
by gives notice that h" will on the 2nd
day of December, lS9S. apply 10 the
Judge of Probate for Anderson County,
>. g., for Final Settlement ot said rs
tate, aud - discharge from his office as
Executor
JOSEPH Il. SIMPSON. Admir-.
Nov - lS!lS 10 =
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The Best Plaster.

A pieco of flannel dampcned with
Chamberlain Pain Balm and bound
on to the affected parts is superior to
any plaster. When troubled with a
pain in tho chest or side, or lame
back, give it trial. You are certain
to ba more than pleased with the
prompt relief which it affords. Pain
Balm is also certain cure for rhcu-
matism. For sale by Hill Orr Drug
Co.
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Two little pigs caused contentior

Two little pigs caused contention
between q couple Of neighboring farm.
crs in Shannon county, Mo. Each
claimed both pigs. They went to law
about them. and when the costs had
amounted TO $40 the litigants compro-
missed by each taking a pig.
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His Inspiration.

Sbe-I have just read your poem,
MIR. Scribens. 1t is too lovely for any
thing. You must have boon inspired
when you wrote it.
He-Well. I was pretty hungry
Earlem Lilo.
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Notice Final Settlement.

TG'ilE undersigned, Executor Of the
y '.-iir nf Martha \. Glenn, do
rchs cd. h'ichy GivtA notice that no will
'n tho loih day December, 1925 apply to
tho ,IudE"rt PrnhAtHi,,r Anderson COuIi-
~ for finn settlement nf said Estate,
aud a. .disrllai K" from his Office az Exacu-
tor. j. H. THISBI,E Ex'r
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THE STATE OF s0uEs: CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Isn ha imyton, Plaintiff. against Louisa Dckson
Ed Majors, William Minors. Marshall Majors,
Eva Mnjirs, John Lcvcrett, Christine Levcrett
Pcrvis f..vrrct, l. ixabcth Lrverett apd i. r.
Maxwell. observation-disclosures for Rcie(-
Complaint Served.
To the Defendants:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to an
J. swer the CON. plnint in this action Of which
ae'py i. herewith served upon yom, aud to servo
ncopy Of your answer to the said Complaint on
The subscribers Ut their office, Anderson Court
House, south Carolina. within twenty days u(te-
the service hcreui, exclusive of the day Of such
service; and if yom full TO answer the io,mpluin.
within the time aforesaid, the Plaint; in this
action VIII apply 10 the Court for the relief do
mandcd in the Complaint.
Dated September IA. a. u. 1898.
TKiItlil.E & FRINGE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys Anderson, C.
To Louisa Dickson, John I.cvcrett and William
Majors:
You will take notice that tho Complaint in thts
action and Summons nf wHich The foregoing In q
cops was filed In the office Dr the Clerk Of Court
OF Common III M for Anderson County Septem-
Der II. 1896.
TRIBBLE & PRINCE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Anderson, s e
Sept %. 1893 IL
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of Anderson.
In GllIIRE NE IsNflR A,rHS


q w. sullivan, Administration OF John I. S,yaya
deceased. PiaintIb. against Jrannctt" X Savage.
Mary r. pnu"nn, john Mccklin. James Mcckliu
Ellen Norris. David M.cklin, Laura Ziminor-
inau, john L. Baker, Sarah W. Perkins Foster
i"anr. iiick on Baker, Laura bowers. Mary
brown Jane Veal. Caroline rcdsn, EliHaho,h
Perien. Harriet Pclen, Vim. r. StolLard David
Stewart. Mamie NJ. Stewart, Robt w. Stew
art. Hattie a Stewart. Luther g. Stewart.
John J.. Mcdowell. Jamcs 5. McD0weil, Carrie L
Mcdowell, Laura 4 Mcdowell and Thomas II
Mcdowell, Observation-Disclosures for Relief
Complaint not Served.
To the Defendants above named
YOU are hereby summoned and required to au-
swer the Complaint in this action, which IL Giea
In the office OF the Probate Judge of Anderaen
County, SC and to serve copy OF your answer
10 the said complaint on the subscriber at his
Office, Williamson, South Carolina, within tweaev
days after the service hereof exclusive OF the dag
OF nuch service; and If you fail 10 answer tiae
Complaint W thin the time aforesaid, tho PLATA
ne IN this e.'iiou vii! apply &c :he Court FOR eas
-eielf demanded In the Complaint
Dated October 29th, A. u. 1898.
Witness Il. NJ. BUnRiss. Judge OF Probate.
j G. T.. FEATIERSTON
Plaintiff n Attorney.
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- The sea covers nearly three
fouyths Of the earth's surface.
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To the absent Defendants Mary T.. Duncan, John
T. Baker, Sarah w Perk'nu, Foster Baker, Dick
tnn l'lkcr l.amia Bowers, Mnry Brown, Jauo
Veal and VIM \ Stoldari
on will TAXI uu.ifn thtt the Complaint referred
to III the foregoing SnTunOus OF which the fnro
going is cop, was filed in the office 0f the Pro-
bate Judg, for Anderson uunty, South CarOlioa
on hr 2Yt 'lay of 0cl her, a. u S9a for tho pur-
age. deceased in aid OF personal assets TO pay dobLs
and for partition
J. G & FEATHERsT0N, Plaintiffs Atty
i)cf ISgS
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Clos, connection nj Calhoun Falls tor Athens
Atlanta and s.li POI OTIS on $. A. L.
Close connection at Augusta for Charloston
Savannah and all points.
Close connections Mt Greenwood il. all pOin nts on
s. A. L.. and &. Il y. Railway, and at SpartanburG
with SOLthern Railway.
For any information relative to tickets, rates
schedule, etc., address
WI. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. Agent. Augusta.0a
Z. NJ. North, Sol. Agent
n. Emorson. Traffic Manager.
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CHARLESTON AND WESTERN
CAROLINA RAILWAY

- eject August 7, 1923.