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lief that winter wheat supplies were low
An active demand for flour from both
the United Kingdom and the continent
was reported. The market was strong
and active until late in the session. Short
ly before the close the market became
weak and prices declined rapidly.
An increase in the stocks at Minneapolis
and Duluth indicated a good increase in
the visible next week and was a factor to-
ward the end, and when it became known
that the New Orleans cotton advance was
bogus general disquiet resulted. Septem-
Der was not much heard of until near
the close, when, from a premium of lie, 1t
dropped to lie discount on free offerings
by long interests. October opened I'M
changed at 737sc. 1t advanced to 43sc
during the excitement over cotton and
declined to 731aa73as. closing at that
price. September sold as high as 747sc
and declined to 721a@T29sc, where it closed.
Corn was nervous an. irregular. De-
cember closed 1sc lower at soc; September,
&c lower at 32Ac.
Oats in a general way followed other
grains. Trading was influenced some
what by the cotton jump, September ad-
vancng &c. December closed a shade
lower at 221sc.
Provisions were rather dull and irregu-
lar. Some strength was shown early with
the grain markets, but later liquidation
of long stuff resulted in slight declines in
pork and ribs. The weakness at the stock
yards had some effect. January pork
closed sc lower, lard unchanged and ribs
21ac lower.
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Real Estate. Missoula. Mont.

FARMS FOR SALE THROUGHOUT
the Bitter Root valley--All sizes, al
prices, $500 to $21 900, Stock ranch. 300
acres. decided land; ~ sections railroad
land; balance due, 5000; payable in eight
annual payments, interest 6 per cent,
buildings, water right, machinery. all in
first-class shape: 100 tons Of hay: winters
12,o10 70 $1,000 sheep; 40 head of horses and
10 head of cattle; price $4,000. G. w. Dick
irsnn. Stevensvlle.
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Treasury Statement,

Washington, Sept. 29.--To-day's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $780, O22,-
$780, gold reserve, s253, AIS, 479.
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BRICK BUSINESS BLOCK. 70x4s. 3
stories. with full basement: lot 50x100:
perfect title: modern improved building
for sale very cheap. Address F. J. Bliss,
Butte.
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Chicago, Sept. 29.-Cattle-The demand
for cattle was slow to-day, as usual late
in the week and moderate supplies We're
disposed of at rather weak prices. Good
to choice cattle sold at $5.75m6. 80, COM
moner grades at 81 i065. 80; stockers and
feeders brought $5u4.S5; bulls, cows and
heifers, $1.50a5.25; Texas steers, s3N4. 10;
rangers, So 3545 TO- and calves s467. 40.
Hogs-The better class of hogs were in
fair demand at steady prices but COM
moner grades were weak and &c lower.
Heavy hogs sold at $4.1Oa4.75: mixed lots
at s4d4. s2la, and lights at 81. 50d4.9O; pigs
brought 81. l0qi 50 and culls 81 .50@4
Sheep-Sheep and lambs were in good
demand at slightly lower prices. Sheep
sold at 50 .25a4 % for poor to choice year.
lings brought s4a4,30: lambs sold at So rs
a5,75; Western rangers brought $4,000
SIS.
Receipts-Cattle 900; hogs, 10000;
sheep, 5000.
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FOR RENT
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

Advertisements under this head cents
a word for the first insertion and / cent
word for each consecutive insertion. E.
o. ID. or Sundays, &c per word each inser-
ton. No advts. taken for less than %
cents.
Classified advts. per line per month. .$1.25
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Cash Quotations.

Cash quotations we're as follows: Flour.
firm. No 3 spring wheat, 69m7311c: No
red, 74&c; No. 2 corn, 32d33Ac; No.
oats, &c; No white, 251aG
25$c: No. 3 white 24s4 n25iac; No. 2
rye, soc; No. 2 barley, 3S1aa+Ic; No. / flax
seed, lis; prime timothy seed, 2.30d
2.40; mess pork, per barrel, 81. 70@S. 20:
lard, per 100 pounds. s5321ad5.5 so; short
ribs sides, loose. $5d5 35: dry sailed
shoulders. boxed. 6d6hc; short clear
sides hoxed 81 5nT5 N
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FOR RENT-THE GRAND HOTEL
and restaurant, Philipsburg. The only
hotel in town. For particulars apply to
George Modini & CO., Philipsburg, Mont
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FOREST DESERVE LANDS FOR SALE
DO you want a title to unsurveyed
lands? Forest scrip will secure you title.
For prices write r. NJ. Cobban, Missoula,
Mont,
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FOR SALE-LODGING HOUSE CHEAP
Address Mrs, F. Fuller, Philipsburg.
Mont
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For sale by Newbro Drug Co., E. e. GAL
logly, Paxton & Rockefeller, Butte; Mar
tin Drug Co., Smith Drug Co.. Anaconda.
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FINE LODGING HOUSE, WEST SIDE;
$500 down; snap Wilson & Co.. 36 N.
Main ST., Room 6. Butte.
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PET BIRDS EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Mail orders speciality. NJ. Patterson, GA
w. PIX, Anaconda.
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FOR SALE-CHEAP, THE CLEVE-
land boarding and lodging house, Mea-
derville. Inquire at house.
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$500 BUYS MODERN BRICK PRO-
erty, renting for $4S per month; see this
for bargain. Mcmillan &; Floyd, Al f.
Broadway, Butte.
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DIR. Benefits Electric Belt

And know exactly what it will do. Elec-
tricity is the Vital and Nerve Force of
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MINERS WHIMS AND SPRING WAC
ons for sale or rent. Rutter's. S. Butte,
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FOR SALE-CHEAP A SOLID OAK
counter. Call at Standard office. Butte.
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FURNITURE AND LEASE OF 16-ROOM
brick house. NJ c.. Standard, Butte.
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FOR SALE-FURNITURE OF S-ROOM
house. Az w. Park St, Butte.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE 1S-ROOM LODGING
house. f. Mercury; money-maker for
the right parties. Hall Bros, As E.
Broadway, Butte.
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FOR SALE-GOOD SADDLE OR DRIV-
ing horse, harness and top buggy all
for $50. Address or call on II. L. Charles,
Basin, Mont.
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FOR SALE-FURNITURE ALMOST
new. 705 Dakota St, Butte.
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RABBITS FOR SALE. r. A. COBBAN
1921 South Wyoming street, Butte.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

ENGINEERS AND FIREMEN SEND
Csc for 24-page pamphlet, containing list
of questions asked by examining board of
engineers. Geo. A. Cellar, bookseller, st.
Louis. Mo. Mention this paper.
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FOR SALE-PHoToGRAPH GALLERY,
cheap. Address IA w. Mercury ST., Butte.
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FOR RENT-5-ROOM HOUSE, WEST
side; bath and modern conveniences. APP
ply 204 f. Commercial Anaconda.
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SEND Is CENTS IN STAMPS ALONG
with a coupon cut from to-day's Stand
ard and receive, postage paid, copy of
ION to Manila" Address Standard Pub
fishing Co., Anaconda.
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FOR RENT-4-ROOM TENEMENT
house. 42S w. Porphyry. w. Pinkham,
Butte.
AM-HEATED ROOMS FOR RENT.
Inquire Standard Drug Co.. Anaconda.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HORSES FOR sALE-I HAVE SEVER
al good draft horses weighing from
1900 to 1,500, which I will sell at reasona-
BILE figures. Call at my corral, corner
Third and Wyoming SITS, Butte. John
II. McQueeney.
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MEN-OUR ILLUSTRATED Gaia
logue explains how we teach barber
trade in eight weeks mailed free Moler
Barber College Minneapolis, MINI.
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FOR KENT-HOUSFS.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED GROOM
house: electric lights, bath, sewer con-
nections furnace. Apply 422 w. Third
ST., Anaconda.
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After looking over the field the

After looking over the field the
governor concluded that the law can
be equally as well enforced with this
reduction asst is at present.
The force has consisted of fifty.
nine men, and with the reduction
there will be thirty four, which will
cost the State about seventeen
hundred dollars less per month, while
at Ice same lime it will receive fully
as good service. The State board Of
control las at various tiaas in the
past counlaaned Of the large number
Of constatM Oh the pay.rolls, aud
have asket That the force be reduced
Id the intksest Of economy, but for
some reaseM the recommendation has
i.oser before met with favor. In
tax this action the governor is
ac ing ia aceordance with their desire.
ThaS5folnor has been a friend OF
the dispeEsary law, and is now, bit
he realizes that it must be run on
economsea and business principles,
and SO farsas his power cxends he
intends TO have it 50.
Orders were issued today relieving
the men on the l7th inst. The
names of these who will lose their
jobs are n9t given for publication,
but the governor desires them and
the Dublic to understand that thew
are not discharged on any charge
aIaius: then, but simply for the
reason cf-e5H4omy.
The Gcsernor expects, however,
that AL county. municipal and State
officers wilsenforce this law with the
same zeal sbat other laws arc enforced
and he believes that with their CO.
operation.thiS can be done, and the
State sayed large sum Of money.
f. Ii. AULL.
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A Card of Thanks.

/ wish to say that | feel under last
ing obligations TOR what Chamber
l,in's Cough Remedy has done for
our family. We have used it in s"
many ca es Of coughs, lnpg troubles
and whooping cough, and il has al
ways given the most perfect satisfac-
ton, we feel greatly indebted to the
manufacturers of this remedy and
wish them to please accept our hearty
thanks Respectfully. Mrs. S. Deity,
D:s Moincs, Iowa. For sale by DIR.
L. Q. Duke.
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FOR ECONOMY ONLY.
Governors Reason, Cor the Consta-
buIary Reduction.

The following letter from the gov
ernor's private secretary to his paper,
the Newberry Herald aud News, on
the subject OF the reduction of tho
constabulary force will be of Interest
20 the Times readers:
Columbia, S. c., June 16.-Gov.
McSweeney, after giving the matter
careful consideration and considerable
study, decided this afternoon to re
crease the constabulary force by re
lieving twenty-five of them from
further duty. This action was taker
purely on economical ground, as i
4 has long been evident that the copsta
bulary is costing moro than thel
services Justify. For the month
, May the total was 81, 200, sui
which is without doubt far beyond IA
! value of the services rendered.
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,1s.a IFS Pistol.
How lie

Ii"" He have to use pis'oi'
III You ever Tience, tine ciianoI@
said man cs expt elf in endless trou,
are you'll find yours When Twas Aiyihs
bic with the courts. \ Il seftG!!@ Pi,'
ont in Texas adopte, \-~nt hffHed
worked like charm. vo - kep
like everybody else, but / u ',a
one blank cartridge under tn l.
Of my revolver, for use as bl, III ,ao
"One day professional bul y IN.
dead set at me. and when / sa " tina.
a fracas was unavoidable wlippl ~ out
the gun and blaZed away squa~e u his
face. The suddenness of the thing
scared him nearly TO death. and Xe tore
down the railroad track and fell into
cattle guard, thinking he was h.lled
Another time IL fellow threatened to
carve me on sight. met him coming
into n store and instantly opened fire.
He skipped ont nimbly and couldn't DO
found for three days. Those blank car
tridges saved my bacon and my reputa-
tion, and, best of all, saved mo the un-
told trbulation of defending msyelf in
murder trial. After that / was re-
garded as tho gamest citizen in town.
and the bad men gave me wide berth.
| OF course | always had five good bulletI
in reserve In case the bluff failed to-
work, but I'm thankful to say. never
| had to use 'em. New Orleans Times
Democrat.
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. 4. i e.ae.lsr.s assoeiation.

SEftt =,
made: Gu, Carolina
'rhe meet - OIL 'ic ''""'" :, iris
c.,.a 1, eachers sociation at IL"
.o'''.e - has h,a, Nanged to July l4-lo'
Tbis cha ,ge was ncce. ''ry 10 80 on.o, o at
hic, witt, the summer n. ''i''' - wv,
w nthr6? College. An eA ,n;,, sa,,
gr.pus, is offered, the raiiroa. " 49, :" ,ou. w
round nip tickets at one fare. l. .,oan
ha,i has been built the hotel has l.
thoroughly renovated and is well nj III
AGED. a line livery las ;!ecn added, ana
e verything points to an attractive meet
ing.
,he programme is as follows:
,iday, July Ii, o p. m.-IfeSideh''"
ado esss. Organization.
Saturday, July -, 0:3o a. m.--"pi1ce
Of Classical Studies in Secondary schools,
Prof. Charles w. Balm, South Caro.ina
| C ,llere. Discussion, Prof. u. n. Sny-
der Wo!ford college, 1V:30a. M" 4he
Aims and Results OF the Schools
of to day compared with the Aims ana
Hesnlts Of the Schools prior to 1850, "
DR.. w. NJ. Gref, pFeAlrn'
! Erskine college. 12:3o p. m.--"ihe
Country School 1fob!em," Hon. joan
J. McAlahan. State superintendent OF
Education. 8 p. ~ Adite'S' ii'n'
Jno. L. Thomas, Jr., Columbia
sunday, July lG.-ll il. m.-9efmon'
+. Rev. G. :. Gardner, Greenyilie. 9p. m
| Sermon, Rev. John Kershnw, Charles
ton.
! Monday, July Il. ''lmportance oi
the Preservation of Forests" d.. a. L.
Anderson, Clem.on c)lleg,. lO:3Oa. m.
ssErroneous Notions Concerning
School Discipline !" Supt. f l.. Hughes
Greenville. Discussion, Supt' Il. )
Dreher. Columbia. Il N What l.
Pedagogy now Doing'to Help the Teach
erp, Prof. w. X. Tate, Memminsr1
High school, Charleston. Discussion
= Prof. G. f. johnson, high school, Coium
i-bia. 9p. m.-AddrcsS, "The Etf' cts o
, School Life on the Ey' sight OF Schoo
Children DR.. Edward L. Parker
Charleston,
{ Tue day, July 18, 9:30 a. nth
Best Age for Admission into the Pdoli
'. Schools Of the State" Supt. }. l.
,r Mann, Florence. Discussion, Mi;
le Mary F.. Wickliffe, winthrop coleg'
D. (1O:3c a. m.-'The Best Age for Admi
e. sion to College (male)," Rev. Il. I. Pcl
m Presbyterian College for Women. III
IN Best Age>fJr Admission to College Il
it male),n; to be supplied IL m.--"Wh
"a Shall the County institute Bs?" Cou
cir ty Superintendent w. II. Barto
of Greenvllc. Discussion, former Coun
I'm Superintendent L. w. Keitt, NewberI
ne 70 p. M. Address, President Geo.
Cromer, Newberry.
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Volcanic ErnptfOns
Ivy GREEN.

Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob
of inv. Bucklen's Arnica Saive, cures
them t; also Old, Running and Fever
Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns,
warts, GUS, Bruises, Burns, Scalds,
Cbapped Hands, Chilblains. Best
Pile cure on earth. Drives out Pains
and Aches. Only % cts. . box. Cure
Guaranteed. Sold by E. q. DaSe
i.pfnggist.
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crnir Luy Being Observed

-au, june l4.-opt OF *@a ".s'
Rnr .Aent insprancp cpmpAn'es
Gro ord ao. :ness In this state, |pd
'ioonso, ~selvss under the
L cehseu 10 q" Dns- commission
b, "e domestcated thel. =. are in
Graf, act. The insurance viii
insists that after all the return
it will l. \ found that not over ten
decline to domesticate.
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p y. III. "A, a. III
Pullman palace sleeping cars on Trains - ana
"a 81 and rs on A. and &. division. Dining cars
o., ''a,e trains serve all meals cnroutc.
Vi! Trains iq.ve Spartanbgurg a. & G; division OF
nor n@0rlhDouhdi ~itrdl Souihbound - 20 II. III.
ssvyees,inmic I:h' . q ~, (VcStibulc I.imitcdl
II Trains ri G leave ree, A. ana ,S g Giyis'0n M is on
northbound, 80 a. m, :o, Hbomnd, nd - 4. H., H.,
p m' 80 P NJ atssdn9 m%1saR P%Imon
Trains . and 10 carry f!oGd fGand Asheviile
eurdute ts daily between Jacksonville and Cmein
natl. r, ,l,,,,, ~, r,or
Trains I3 and il carry superb full;nln p''fior
oora Tctmcrn charleston and AshcvilIc
FpANKS CANNON j. NJ. CULP,
El,i.I ~ v'p - g, Ern. MGR, Traffic Mgr
wanhim,,,nn n ~ Washington, ID. &
w A TITRK g. II. HARDWICK,
"ar, Poss ,r Asst Gen. Pass. Agt.
WBShinCton ID. @. atIalIeo S
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Just From JonesviIIe.

Joncsville, June 19.--Rain came
along last week and made everybody
happy and then the cool spell follow
ed aud made every one feel comfort
able. Vegetation has taken on new
life and there seems to be o chance
| in the near future to draw onsthe
| gardens for something to set on the
table. Up to this time garden veg
etab!cs have been distressingly scarce.
1 Farmers are piaRting am abundance
| Of peas just now which Is good
! plaa. ftS Seems that every acre
| IF stubble iaEa will be sown with
peas, the clover cf the soath.
The health of the community is
cool aud our local board of health
is making rigid inspections Of the
own with an eye to keeping the
to, N healthy, if cleanliness will avail
suyt. ing;
Rev NJ. B. Freeman filled his
nplnit ut the Baptist church here
Yesterday. "a I'd Rev. Jesse Lawson
preachei at the same church las,
night.
The Methodist 9. { Jonesville cir
cult will have an cdu> 'atlonal mass
meeting at their church mere next
Sunday.
Rev. J. Z. AIahah'ey, of Colu.1 bia,
and Rev. L. II. Shuler, OF Unio,.,
will bo present to preach and to speak
~Ea the 20th century educational
movement. y large attendance is
expected on that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lit,lejohn,
o. pScslet, with their children. visit
cd re, ''tiyes in town Saturday and
Sunday.
Mis-: Alice johnson, Of Florida, is
visiting the ia ~'i'y Of Dr.. W. o.
Southard.
Mr.. MariNn New. ".ef Is nome
from Wollord College al. M i'lena r
aud c!assmltc, Mr.. L. c. "'joi, o,
Greenwood, came with him t.. SPe'*
a few days.
,stWaa ffSfisss.Sa i;i;'s-1i is;liock, of Black, <
Mrs. Il, r. AycocE anil curutersr
,f Clinton, arc visiting the family OF
Mr. n. B. Eison.
Mr.. Il. \. Whitlock attended
at Greenville female
college last week. His daughter, Miss
Bell, returned with him.
Mr.. J.. J. IIames, Mr.. Fred Gar
ner and Miss Blanche GarneI, of
Union, spent Sunday in Jonesnlle.
Mr.. Louis Bates, who is with Crook
& Co., of Spa,tanburg, was in town
last week.
Mr.. r. J.. l.. Williams, of Spar san-
burg county, spent Sunday night
with his oil friend, Mr.. F. 2. o.
Shields.
Mr.. Jodie Lancas 'cr, OF West
Springs, was in town Saturday.
Mrs. S. f. Drising ON, Of Charles
ton. is visitingthe family Of Rev. Z.
Ii. Beckham.
Mr.. John O'Shicils, Of Union,
was in our town Sunday.
TELEPHONE.
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Burnc t Found Not Guilty.

GRIFFIN: Ga. June 1.-The jury in
the case of G. V. Barnett, charged with
mobbing and attem. 'ted murder Of Sesb
jackson. q negro, VIII, was numerically
beaten near Griffin on Nay 30, returned
a verdict OF not guilty after being out
nhont 40 minutes
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,,yuchipS barely Averted.

MoEEurAp CITY. n. O.. June June ~.
1cwis Po,nic. q negro. charged %tthn
the murder Of Elijah Weeks q mof'
sno,t ON the night of June Q. in CatA.
chant. cha nnnMtv un v was narrowly saved from
ieT ,svchers nc Newport. The sheriff. VINO
ma him in custody, ibid him IN she
,ra;n from the cro~q.
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Young People In tsolumbus.

COLUMBUS, Ga. June 14.-Tho fifth
annual convention Of the Georgia Bap-
tist Young Peoples union. is being held
in tho First Baptist church.here About
450 delegates are present.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23

DR.. M: A. Simmons Liver Med =
cine fhs aBati ina repu alton. extend>
ing over fhent;sixty years, as q mcst
u :cessfal Liver Regulator.
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CttURC I'll DIRECTORY.

PRESBYTERIAN. Rev. G. A. B. .Jen-
nings, Pastor. Preaching every Sun
day at | a. m. Sunday school ct 6
p. m. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening at 6.
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First METHODIST CHURCH. Rev.
w. y. Massabeau, Pastor. Preaching
every Sunday at ii q. m. and $50 ..
IN. Sunday School at 10 a: m. Pray
meeting Wednesday evening at 6.
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FIRST BAPTIST EuURCU.-Rev. l..
M. hicr: pastor. Pieacli:.g every sun
cay at / IA. m. and $50 p. m Sunda,
school at lOn IN. PIaycr meeting every
Wednesday hight at $50.
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SECOND METHODIST. Rev. +. II.
Shuler, Pastor: Preaching every Sun
day at II 4. n. and s 30 p. m.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Rev, s. r
Guignard, Pastor. Preaching every
Sunday morning at l o'clock except
the Second. Sunday school at 5p. m
Evening prayer Friday evening at 5.
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.IAE Town 0F JNIoNHAs

Two Cotton Mills, one thet
largest in tho Sonth. Two Fur
niture and Wood Manufa6tur,
ing Concerns, One Female
Seminary. Water Works and
Electric Lights.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-30
Feminine Einancierino.

That women are the best financiers Of
the world we have often had opportu-
nifty to acknowledge. says the Honolulu
Independent. We have seen them at
the auction sales when they made a
bargain by buying an article they
had no use for whatever, and we have
seen them haggling over the price of
cheap calico for reduction in price
of one cent a yard, and then triumph
antly carrying their purchase to a
fashionable dressmaker and paying
her SO for making a morning" dress.
This morning we could not help smiling
while watching a lady credited with
possessing good business sense buying
.'Chinese birds on board mail steam
e-. haggling over the price of the birds
and beating down the seller of seven
fine specimens by fifty cents of the orr
ginal price. In the meantime, her hack
was waiting. and the driver ''charg-
ing" She made her bargain. however,
saved fifty cents on the birds and paid
the hackman one dollar for waiting.
That is female financeer' ng.-Exchange