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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-18

Manager Franz n AfmNrcne. 81 Ire
Seattle exposition. reports tnss ~ tne
time the espoatsoa op~ns. too ~e~ss from
tomorrow. every detail 81 sryangem<nf
VIII have been completed Everytnine
pofnts 20 . great ccneosrse 81 visitors from
ell over tire state
Several large Tscsns ccmmer~ssi con-
Germs have s~<ursi spsr~ ~ eS@snsss. snf
10 10 the opinion - TIRE management tnst
ct lees, Iseso visitors from mat city VII
be IN attendance tursns the sspo@sscn.
Tomorrow morning Mr.. Ag1strona sod
Mr.. snefssId will move their oMcss from
the Coimsn ttssfing 10 the enSvy4eso0
buldfng. where Trey viii rsmosn sutii ~
clos. ~ fhs exposition. - .. ~ Hesom,
manager 81 The aortlcuItarsf and serieaI-
tvral sshsbw. 10 ~ wssscom to-day. bus
- expected home IN the morning
BE wrote Mr.. snefAeld from sedro- Woos-
"ssdro- wcuIley. sept -
r. met Mr.. Jones. 81 ArIineson. last
evening. lie reports that Nc section ~
enohomlsh county win not be behind rand
In the way Of interesting exhibits Or IN
tne number Il visitors sssendins the es-
position. Last nlsnt the Business Asn's
League ard tire sksxit County shinzfs
Manufacturers Association REID q meet
ing 81 which the Seattle opposition vas
discussed The manner q yssshtns tns
work along was talkes over with interest,".
&C. q. bingham the Ssnhsr. SAYS Sssgst
county car and will make q dne exhibit
of her dIveysihed rs0ufese TAe sccond
Vice. presidents hsve slrssdy arranged an
ample fund covering the e1penss ~ gath
erine the county erhiois. gnd hey vii
hold another meeting M Mo1nt Vernon On
TUESDAY, the fetn instant. ~ this meet
Ing the committee viii report its wsrh.
the srhlhits plevfse5, etc, and the chair.
man will then report Immediately 70 the
exposition. 60 thsf suitable srNcs can -
arranged They viii sIev send = man 70
evastlc IN take charge ~ sbe exhttHs The
: :s.s H. 4: In. s s sss 'e i. sss..
;,cnal :nS return We shs CREST Ncr,nsss.
Ssn jssn county wiii hsvs a. ssesiiens
eshlb5t. W. y Court. Of that oounfy, II
n tns CITY, srsnsp4 ire pseifmfnsrf~s
ne vii leave Y ~ daxs to repses~ns
lie ss SS1sis ard sss juan coun,Ies' and
the chairman ~ the s4hshif committee hse
mounsains VII be represented - . ,lsor..
0tNh manner, while the counties esss ~
she ranQs. Especially YsAtma. RINhstAt
ard WsNs Wails. viii have = 1ne repre-
sentAsicn TIE asviculfNrat and hortkal-
turaj departments viii ~ no means ~ inc
smallest part ~ the exposition
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ttsrsss 20 sss gwsssv - ~6pJ
"f feel ~ my dusy 10 wrs~ sod shsrs
you for what yowr Vegetable Com.
pound hss done FOR me. Wis the ontv
medicine ! have fornd inst Bss dons
me sny CORD n~fore ssksns vous m~ds.
cine, ! wss ell run down. Tired oil me
time. NO sppesiss. pains In ny bs~S snd
bearing down pains and . sr~ss suf.
fevsv daring rpenUvvsssor. Ay~v ssks
log two hotties ~ Lydis n pinkhsvr's
Vegetable Compound ! seis Hke . new
woman. isr nov IN n1y fourth s,oss,s
and eli nv psirs hsvs len me. sssg
better than haze feit for three years
and wc.ld recommend your Compound
20 every suffering womsn Thop~ ,hgs
letter viii help others ~ End q cure
for Their troubles 4" 80 Hrs DxfsA
Rswcsss. Rssssytss~. Ivp.
The sevioes llls ~ women devotion
from neglect ~ early symptoms Every
pain md sche has csus~ and che
waning they give should not he slsrr-
ssrded
Mrs piskharn uns~rsssnds shsse
troubles better than sny locsi ply.
stefan and will give every woman free
advice who Ia prrslsd shous her
health Mrs pInkhsn's ssar~ss ts
Lynn, Mss. Don't pns % writing npsn
health ~ eompietsiy broken down
Writ ~ the arss Indication ~ trousle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-18

TIE state shoe. q % take place in Ia
coma about October 10 and ~ IN eapecf~f
thar some Of the test men of tho stats
vii be Sgessrs
Frank >. cottsr.. ths Tacoma Bicycle
die Allen. 90 Spokane, for q bicycle race
for the professional chsmptorshig ~ the
Pacific coazt coffe~ H. wtt.fsa 20 rncA
Allen In either SestGis or Tacoma. With n
preference for Tacoma Cetfer specifies
The rase shall be mile heats. single paesd.
best tao cut % THREE. 20 fake tias@ hs.
fore October J. Cotter IL s,so ~sIitns 10
place hts side bet ~ $40 with George M
schreeGer, % Tacoma. With whom Alien
money Will b. deposited The race prom.
i-es - De very Interesting Both men
have been sucCessfa fhss season. They
are tn good condition and are Ia active
training for TIE coming rare.
AnGtnsr attempt 10 20 be r-ass q, form
. larrse~@ club In thfs city, ard a mo. Ting
VII es held IT. ~. Hotel Seattle tonight
at wrtra al tho@e interested So ire game
VII hs present The recent games elayet
r. che city 1etse~r British Columbia tessr~
has 4dyar-~8 the pou8sar egfInaEeyr az
TIE gsr1e- N agitation 81 ire same hind
70 solnE 81 - Tacoma. ard u trans are
formed lvssa here ans there s9nfa wargss
rnsy b. looked tos yss this season. n ~
minister team - az The bead Of tho move.
H.sB; he-s
\ few hersr raera are % take pfsra A..
Sfanwcod next Friday ard ratur,ssv
Tree rsrrs arr 60 be sIa @nfs fay
afnorx tire entries are several 90 tks ~ .,
tfoftsng a0rses IN tEis part - fhE efate
ard With good track fairly good tins
ss@Dif 30 male TIRE races are tsrdsy "a.
eIFecsfNE % A. persrnors
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-18

Formed ~ Chtea0W ~ ebOoo
Nasl~aat OsOs aSssssso.

SovsOooe Ve0o osUovsO8s
CHICAGO. Sept. ia new baWbsil
league, whose circuit viii inclsis cities IN
both the National and Western leagues,
And which viii ts known ~ the American
Association ~ Baseball Clubs. Wa formed
today az meeting Of baseball men ami
es decided on today, vii include -, Louis.
Nilwanhas. betrodt, Chics4o BaltIUgfs.
New York. Philadelphia AMI Washington.
\. a.. Ans,n Wa Offered The presidency
bat refused 10 accept ~ present. ". -
Quinn, Of Milwaukee. wse elected temporary
president. Other temporary gfYicers were
elected ~ follows; Vice president, ~. y
scaniAn. tfessufsr, George schafer, score
tafy, Frank uesigh. directors. Chrts Won
der AhS, y. toanlsn. Frsns buchiey
fhs pls,foim ~ the .nsw ,sssu. vas
announced ~ follows; Honest competI-
ton, no syndicate baseball. no ges~rvs
rules: 70 inspect 81 contracts and popu.
me reel bseIsrs o. the nav organise.
lhs the league will have the support of
brewing company IN ~. Louis All OF
the msa psesens di.cIaImed any intention
OF goine " war with she Western league,
but strongly lnttmeted that it Vas war
70 hnish with the national ofGanteA-
The advent Of Anson into tho councils
Of the new League means that Chicago
will have two baseball teams. should the
new league be = reality.
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View yefk Cevm~Y~ si.AfvsrfGasf
TIE president pniv PIT IN wsrts phN sis
Action hss tnif 30 wNsM Ne sid Yesterday
There vii - - pssis&@ psssev ~ esss~
un'h fhe frsBrrsrttsr sur~~~s>st sd
sw~FfrAn safNerffy @ekro sfesfs~s sna 60
fstisnef Ans svesF rsss ~ sssh SO
A1eoa ~ he cosHsry viii ,ksna him fer
sha vesfa
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RarNIrRs wfx TmE Voraru.
first TRIPLE PLAY of the seasos Maas
napfpa the gsms

ice Rainier ara National Sa1ntau tsarns
F'af~i tie fSsrta gsrae ~ ire s.sie. ~ .
trT-tsF affprressH a. Nafgsea nsrs "a
kasnisrs vsrrtng ~ sesrs ~ 70 Ths
fT@f sTfEss pa & tNs 4eh@s- waE - -
e. iAs sFss tDaiss NAsn tns h.s~. 80.
IL fsnn.ss ~ satEst Sns az gsse'a swift
f*x y $sss tffsc. hu' M4han rsurAt %
fsr@~ y - tAird arr I6Sev p.~~es b,
- se@ef. ~ s~cun@ ecgnF8essns the a. ~
:. 70 EafaifFs EsFs ~ 'seif sesf ars re
eas ssvxvrte1 h~1sn4 tas TAT ~ lpgxssie
TIE battery - tr~ Sattsmkse W.. sss-
r-eus s"* -PnsrTGra T-y ssss eszas ~ ,se
series -. - Tsayef rsxs sar3sy az Mai.
tsnn ARR
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4 large frnsf asssfrhief yesterday AZ.
fffneoH - ifistf1n boat hafts~ % wff.
aass Fsee hsfwre the yachts keiefa
anf Nefrrt ever fhe fssfesa ~ ere witlast
fiaf Y4Fht rNlk pwins ~ frs fsfs se4t
in 'he 'hirs class mneh tnssrer, wms ra.'
tered ~ The fafe HHt rorstfers ~ =
Amount - MONEY fHenrrd hanss Tns
ksi~ia wnr ire rae ~ 7 minutes ard 81
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RENOVATION Of HAVANA.
Senior A. TYiss Talks Of What
Americans Arc Doing.
CONDITIONS Mvcn IMPROVED.

Tens CDsn Tens % 11ltA Dsss0
Dssgssl rss0 ne ssssess $50
Alley Cst1l tAs vssy Az - pssS-
asl-Ostsi1s % sAs Pe1tssssl pss-
ties The IsAasStasss wish sss
Aassxassss - shs UsSssA ssssss.
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mevoa,v,os ~ vsssyrsaa.
Gen. ftevssw. castro Captures osvs-
~sy saA ts esstp sAssW~tos

CARACAS esrf ~ The Insurgents
commander, den, Clpriass Csasfo hss
taken possession ~ 1afsesy a~s ls sslit
advancing
The fnifef states fsrfftsh sri French
representatives have ssksf sheff yesrn9.
tive government g. send wafsNlps 10 res.
tert their tni etass4
President tndrade arrived here tns,ay.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-18

MONTREAL. Sept y ONa corner -
che Queens Naii block ~ ~hiah was in.
eetef " ~ srfrssN retail arv gods
ssNrr feil IN tonight IRE tufiffrr rs,i.
isrseH gradually and NJ nne VS. gnftef
The tHllfins was az imposing vs. a..
curIinf . whols SQUARE fsonsins on q
Catherine sfrs@s
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wssHtSGTON. Sept y rrises David
Kama vans nakna, cousin = ~ Queen
fsfiinekalsnf ~ Hawai- srfiHsd ~ Wssh
instnn today ffum Hcneiaiu Itls visit
ls purely personal ard has ~ cannsrtten
wfth the politics ~ The islands tfa wpt
visit The sx*aueens wNo - 500 q resident
~ washington. ani will e. IN ~ ~ew
York 90 the yacht rsees safflv IN uci nsssv
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ATLANTIC cfTy, n q, sept ~. Ever.
The national standard I'D fniie fosd ri
cycle record the standard Hsr,ile slate
fscofd and also the state icn.syils fecors
the route sfsverssd hy Asffsws wss
from ffsmm0nfan e. Abssooh lfe ess
paced ~ two iAndems ard thee anaAs
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Was che OWty Americas Wwse~ so
win shs EwaItsh Derby.

NASHVILLE Tenn, Sept. " ~ffeauois.
premier stallion ~ Hslle sesde rtud.
died today Of sn acute ef'lctIon ~ the
Kidneys ffs wns n years Old
troguois Wa the only American horss
that has evef wpr the gnslish derby In
bis threesyeefsoid form he vas raced IN
England Hnd wrn, besides the derby, tho
Prince II Wales stakes. the df~ss sham
pIon and the ~ Lessr
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CHICAGO. s~pt ~ Harry rsSe.. ~
Chlcsse ant n.esf oafdnsr ~ omshs
before 'ae tfii CITY Annette finb ~ Esns
aas CITY on octotsf Z A. ifs rsuHfa
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Nsws0epsS TSses's fsss Tl@e ~.
eweea New vsSb sd Ou0eo~.

urFTALo. ~ r.. sept. ~. with 4
newepepsr train carrying the New yorh
sunday papers ard consulting 81 three
belgsac CATS and a locomotive. the Iach.
tween Nov York and fsnYaio, covering the
20 miles ~ the actual r,snnsns time % I
hours And 4 n,inuteA
Paris ~ this dsMApce on the level
stretches west II UInshamson wsss Gov.
cred ~ . speed ~ over eighty miles an
hour. apd on ths part ~ the line sAst NJ
etrovdsfcsrG, where the train elImbs the
mountains, seventy seven miles an hour
was maintained on various oeeaaisns
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CINCINNATI Sep, if~usder the AZ.
spices % the Lawn Tennis Association, III
fhie city, n national tennis tournament
VIII begin here tomorrow morning ard w!ii
t7oo ara ofisred in the nvs events ,ncIn1.
irH e~ntlemefs singles fadisa singles
ssntIenlen's doubles, ladies douhiss and
mixed Aouhiess
The leading players 81 tha country sse
here for the week and some ~ shsm have
been IN psaftiee the psst week
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eo0-eUWse see TevWs0Us.
Special Dispatch ~ the Post fns~ffIgeneer
WNATr6M. sept. 1.-THE eurs~s T~f~4
phone Company - arranging 70 put IN a
iine from here - fynfsn Enough sub
scrih~rs have hsen obtained 70 sssurs fhp
Investment A number ~ shinRI~ mills
vfli be included IN fns rcute whfch VII
be extended n Everson ard Sumne later
The company n ~ present putting n \
line 70 Dsmins so1 smother from FAIR
sshlns IN FOUR ether mills On me ronfe
when th~ contemplated iines sre cDruA
plefed the Whole COUNTY vii ~ connected
Nv telephone wires
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Cf.ATaKkNfF or sect fYAksg.,s,
Foaei sceiientaIy SHOT ard siil~f hims~ll
YESTERDAY nofning
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TODAy's wEATmnm.

FORECAST ron MONDAY.
Portland. Or, sspt II. 30
ICbe, WgATmEn Mre6Au
DAILY nCtlRT1n
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- CHICAGO FOB 80 -
Fs~n$-fss7~ eevferz~.r ia sns <z-.M~..
Fss.ne All -Hss~ rate ~ 81 ~ - Ga
g.. ara c-sFtss~cnssaz rod 1ctl - - AZ
E.ssern 7osafs wa -. 1ns i - yaag
ass4ptgxs 70 ss2v@t 1wsg sNls Inc
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ARE yotf GofNp East,
CaiI ~ th~ Northern ps~'ae ~ftre. ssas~
ssr,sms~, Tvs IN rs,s - csrssr Fra" e. q
ara All points IN the Fsst ~ pryrSrsier
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GRAND MILITARY hsif ara bssfslssr frfIi.
he.ent hospital fnnd washington voiur.
tesrs. Arnofy baIl Monday 0spsSmnsr n
Tlrhsts ~ ladies free
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ARr Yof- CONC FAsry

F'afi 81 ire Narzh~v~ f~se4er os~~~ a..
- s-ss fzzse Arsansww~ufa Fr1 tive
Seas~sr as- tAa T4ss - Cngrsx~ So a
saa ~. src.u;s ~ ths East ia s<uecrssaz
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fSssl rsfns wsftsnam fewpe~ssgss a. sintwg,
teFMfTfHss. ~ Moan tTmfestefs. ~ NJ rssa
aless
oeORGG y sALfsntny
eecftsw gss@sas Wssth~S hvsena
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/ CERTAINTY q SUCCESS.
sSvosvyyoS uANssUuo 0UrBsvB
nopoUVv 1Dow coUNv1uA

po0oo1s s~s svose pssuUooo-o1ooDs
SEE Vv~osssA - NsoSsv 1vsvv
essasS Wess ~ - w~o.ssess-
RESI- 49, 20 - WsU nsvSsssDssA
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e. n. RATClJFFE, ~


THE Sue
CESSFUL
physsoisnf
The sklIlful
Surgeon
The n mi
nent Special
ig
Your Best
Friend
TheWoYld's
Beuefarfor
Permanent
~ located
Consult him
s6fa Axa
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William rs CoarcY. the f4os Angeles
lightweight, IS trying - get = match VITA
Mieky Welsh. Of Seattle, Tta cogr<v
weighs In st - pounds art wants his
antagcrtst "a be ssosst she - ne ussghs.
III matters can - arranged satisfactorily
the 81 VIII probably take place here
sumo time nett usonfh before sAs Uzw-
thorne Club Manager Wrtxhshzsss II
the club. has been IL NhaSsora fer sew
eral days ans Is tTvsns 20 arrange acrra
matches for the Seassle hsxefH
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TAKING LABOR AWAY.
"Peg leg" williams and the seabOard
Air Line Carrying the Negroes "a
Distant Fields.
Calhoun Falls, S. g.. Fet

Calhoun Falls, S. g.. Feb. %, 1899.
An eLnigrant agent generally known as
"Peg Leg Williams" has recently been operat-
Ing In this vicinity, with the result that TO-
day the ATLANTA Special" carri ed colony oil
one hundred and twenty five negroes from
this place to Atlanta. They are en- route 10
Mississippi, and seemed to think that they
were going to the Land of Promise"
This man Williams has figured In similar
enterprises in Virginia, North Carolina and
also in this State. He is literally supplied
with passes for himself and makes some kind
of deal with the rail roads for the transpor-
tation OF the negroes.
The people of this town are anxious to have
this business stopped at once. as 1t is not only
depopulating the cou ntry, but Is very demor.
alizing to the remaining negroes.
In all, nearly four hundred Of them have
left this point within the past few months
And still there is a large dissatisfied element
that can be persuaded 10 leave their homes.
There are but few white people living in the
surrounding country and If the negroes leave
the business will be seriously crippled, If not
ruined.
The citizens here believe that "Williams''
receives sOme kind of encouragement from the
Seaboard people, and they have II petition TO
Supt. Berk ley, asking him to "hands cfT' and
use his influence to discourage the transpor.
tation of labor from this country.
An attempt to arrest Williams was made
today but he was not in Allan Ia but In Little
Rock, Ark. He mas frequently been in trou.
BILE before for being involved in just such bus
| tness. K.
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All pork sausage furnished customers al
any time. T. H. Maxwell.
Fresh fish every Saturday afternoon. T. H.
Maxwell.
All night calls answered promptly. Mil
ford & DuPre.
Black q cole taffeta silks pretty spring
styles at Haddon's.
On bargain counter, 66 pair slippers at half
price at Haddon's.
Cotton seed meal delivered anywhere In the
city when bought at Glenn's.
Milford Il DuPre handles the best malt ex-
tract on the market.
For promptness and politeness 20 to MIL
ford e. DuPre.
All goods delivered at your house at orce.
Milford & DuPre.
Coats spoil cotton wholesale and retail at
Haddon's.
Ten cases new spring shoes just In at Had
don's.
All grades and branches of smoking tobac'
co are ound at Harrison Games drug store
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Transferring q Leaf.

It Is possible to transfer to paper the
outlines and natural tints of leaf with
all the fidelity of painting or a colored
photograph. Soak a piece Of linen free
from starch In solution Of saltpeter.
Take a sheet of smooth paper, place the
leaf upon it and on that lay the wet linen.
Another sheet Of paper is laid on the
linen, the whole inclosed between two
pieces Of cardboard and put under heavy
box or in letter press. After three days
under this weight it will be found that
the leaf is bleached and the impression OF
the leaf in all its natural coloring Is on
the paper. This Is very effective for deco
rative purposes.
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Industry is mightier than ingenuit..

Industry is mightier than ingenuity
A false tongue is fountain of tears.
A beautiful home is testimony fol
Christ.
It matters not how long we live, but
how well.
God makes better those who try to
do their best.
What God establishes is sure to
stand against all opposing.
No cloud can o'ershadow the Christ
ian in which his faith may not discern
rainbow.
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Bath tubs Kept In stock at C. p. Hammond
One case outing Just received at Haddon,

If your child has a cough stop 1t with q bot
tie OF Pitts carminative syrup at Harrison g.
Games.
Is your baby teething and fretful? Pitts
cumulative syrup Will stop 1t, at Harrison Il
Games.
PercaIes, calicoes and other wash goods at
Haddon's.
Good envelopes. Sc per package, at Speed s
If you want blank books or up-to-date sta
tionery, go 10 Speeds.
A full pint Syrup Hypophosphltes, 50 cents,
at Speeds
Lagrippe. pneumonia. bad colds, catarrh
&C., all have a great tendency to settle on the
lungs, producing that fatal disease, consump-
tion. DIR. Neuffer's Lung Tonic will prevent
such result. For sale by Speed, SO cents a
bottle. -
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Law Briefs at Sixty Cents Page
New type. good print, heavy paper % copies
Apply to Press and Ba nner, Abbeville. SC.
MISS SUD1E BRANsoN OF Greenwood, is ir
the city visiting relatives and friends,
Cotton seed meal delivered by ]. R. Glenn
Rooms to rent-apply to R. c. Wilson. II.
Boys don't forget old Mike.
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1.-THE only cure for incidence is
work the only cure for selfishness is
sacrifice; the only cure for unbelief is
to shake off the ague of doubt by do
ing Christ's bidding the only cure
for timidity is to plunge into some
dreadful daty before the chill comes
on"
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SELL YOUR LAND.

r LANDOWNERS in this County having
- land for sale will find 1t 10 their interest
TO communicate with me as to location, num-
her OF acres and very lowest price for same.
My object Is TO induce good citizens to settle
amongst us and hope land will be quoted at
the very lowest possible figures.
WYATT AIKEN,
March !, 1899, TT RICHARD SONDLEY.
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Lost $3.50.

Y OST on last Saturday afternoon between
IA my dwelling house and the Cotton Mill q
pay envelope containg $3.50. 1t Is supposed
that 1t must have been dropped op the track
OF the railroad, though Of this am not Ger.
tain. JOHN l.. WARDLAW,
Master Mechanic,
Feb. 81, 1899. Abbeville Cotton Mill.
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Married..

February 10th, 1899, by The Rev. NJ. w
Hook, of Orangeburg, Mr.. j. l.. johnson tc
Miss Minnie F. Mckenzie.
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,nduct confesses Christ.

l we Z other aim at perfection and
fall slE-s q it, than aim at imper-
fection and l,llly attain it.
Good heart, cannot be so solicitous
for anything hinder heaven as for re-
moving those impediments which lie
between them .,nd their Savior.
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Wednesday, March l, 1899.
G. & w. G. Mileage Books.

The Charleston and Western Carolina Rail-
way beg TO announce that all one thousand
mile books Of their iss'le sold after February
9Th, 1899, will be honored for passage over the
Columbia, Newberry and Laurens and Allan.
tic Coast Line Railways. The attention Of
the travelling men is especially called to this
arrangement.
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Cabbage Plants,

Call on G. P. Hammond and get your early
cabbage plants, Wakefield and Succession.
Now Is the time to set them out TO get fine
spring cabbage. / will be receiving fresh
shipments weekly. Call Oh me.
CP Hammond.
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Locals j. II. Glenn.

HVC"hS % H. UHc""'
Acidututed Gelatine, any flavor or color, at
J. r. Gienn's.
Young Hyson and Oolong Tea, Arbuckle
and Jsvanese roasted coffee. A good green
coffee 10c at Glenn's.
Salmon Steak. Fresh Sardines, Corn, To-
mates, Chopped Beef, Pickles, &C, at Glenn's.
Try barrel Glenn's best patent -four.
]. r. Glenn still has his fine Plmouth Rock g.
The freeze does not stop them from laying.
Can furnish eggs for setting anytime. A few
pullets and roosters for sale.
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Daughters Of the Confederacy

The regular monthly meeting of the Daugh
terra OF the Confederacy will be held Tuesday
afternoon, March Tth. at halfpast four O'Clock
at the home OF the President.
Lucia w. Parker, President
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When you need anything In the drug line
you can always find what you want a
Speeds.
Hnrris ,Lithia Water, always fresh, a
Speeds. l5c per gallon.
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Getting Ready for the Spring Trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Haddon will leave soon
for New York to select their Spring stock.