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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-09
STOLEN ritIe Deeds round.

Rome. Nov. 5.-searches made at
Genoa, Milan and Florence have re-
suited in the discovery OF title deeds,
stolen from the Vatican, valued at
100000 francs. A man and a woman
were arrested at Genoa. and a search
of their house disclosed a quantity OF
American title deeds.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-09
LORD Rob~r,., n.,urn n.,.,ra.

Durham. Nov. ACCORDING to dis
patch from Pietermaritzburg. the
Times OF Natal says that the return
of Lord Roberts 10 England may still
De delayed for several weeks
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-09
NEW RAILROAD SYNDICATE.
rhe couIds. n. ~. Hartman nnt John
W. Gntes NJ the Head of WEST
~rn Roads 60 ne rat In roet.

Cleveland. o.. NOV. 6.--Nccordihe 20
a story which came out here Non.
dav, new railroad syndieate ~
been formed by the Goulds ~ H.
Hartman and John w. Gates. -.
new system has now under it
tract the Chicago a Nton and it7-al
lied interests, the kansas city, south,
ern. the Wabash. the Missouri Pa,
ciec and the Missouri, Kansas 4 Tex.
as and other properties in the south
west country.
Under the new arrangements theso
roads are to be put into the posl
The object is to lessen the compett
ton and to make possible new
through service TO the Texas tcfft
tory which has not been obtainablf
out of Chicago hitherto. The comb
nation of the Texas railroads vlk-1,
has been IMPOSSIBLE hitherto may e
Accomplished virtually II not IN n.
ality. through this agreement. he
story has it that the. syndica~s u
10 reach into this territory as vell
as control certain WESTERN sitnaiivk,
by buying in the Clover Leaf seud
then making overtures for the ~
session of the Wheeling a Lake EFps.
1t is also said 20 be the nucleus Ola
larger syndicate in the west That VII
try TO gain contrib -. the iarsfr
roads there phkM 49,
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E.-prs.Ident krurer !. mn.

Brussels, Nov. 6.-Reports that
President Kruger is i'll on the Dutch
cruiser Gelderland, which Is bringing
him 10 Europe, are causing much
anxiety at the Boer legation here.
Fear is expressed that the aged Boer
president will not reach Marseilles
alive.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-09

ST. Petersburg, Nov. 5.--Iiey. Gen.
danican Low. of Edinburg, today as
sumed the duties of assistant pastor
az the Anglo-American church in ST.
Petersburg. The influx of Scotch EN-
pioyed in the cotton mills rendered
the labors of the pastor. Rev. Alex
ander Francis. excessive.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-09

Washington, Nov. Mondays
statement of the treasury balances
in the general fund, exclusive OF the
$i50.O00,OD gold reserve Ia the di-
yison OF redemption. shows: AvaIla-
Bile cash balance, S139,2O3,Gl4; gold,
500, 53I ,603.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-09
Fatal boiler ExpIo.ion.

Traverse City. Mich. Nov. Elm a
boiler explosion at the plant of the
Wylie. Cooperage Co. at 1nterlochen
Monday Charles Honks was fatally in
iured. Bert Biler was seriously in
iured and number of others re-
,eived minor injuries. .f
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Kllres NJ /. Train.

Marshfield. Wis. Nov. 81. A. Hal
verson. president OF the Sunshine Or
phans' Industrial school, at Auburn
dale. near here. WIS killed Monday by
being run over by a passenger train
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-09
MaIlr nIorn Oat.

New Haven. Ct, Nov. can explo-
sion took place in the dryhouse con-
nected with the works OF the Win
chester Repeatisg Arms Co. The
walls OF fhe building were blown out
and the window Lights shattered.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-09

Berlin, Nov. San army pasmas-
ter named Wild. at Darmstadt. hog
Hed. Large defalcations in his ac.
counts have been discovered upon in.
yestigation.
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GOV. sAYer TO tnAisED. =
N. eed said e.nma,
galveston pe"rebv o. '"""Ntes
PASSES Hesoiu>e,f~ TakinE No.
,ice OF what'He IiHs~ pine.

Galveston. Tex, Nov. e.--The Gal
weston deep water committee. Which
has in hand the preparing Of meas.
ures for state aud federal govsfn
ment relief in ttion TO the le,s
hurricane. Monda lilzressed resoluusn:
taking notice of - possible imprr.
sion that Gov. Sayers had becn'c<re
liet in calling a special session Of ths
legislature TO relieve Galveston. The
committee says Gov. Saycrs' csiirse
has its entire approval, rs Galse<lo on
will require more substantial ~ ~.
aDee than could be aceomplisle% by
an appropriation from the state 30.
ury. The committee praises gov
ernor aud the people Of TED for
what they have done.
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Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets. Az
druggists refund money Aitfaiis tocure. 10.
You cant Judge horse by the harness
-Chicago Daily Ncws.
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About six year, ago Mr.. A. Y. Mesonin, q
f,,oos Kansax wrote: II have been SELL
ing and Recommending your Lotion ever
since 1855. "a period Of eight yearsl, ana
have never found anything to compare
with Il for curing Pimples, letter, Eczema,
fysipelas and the like. Many OF a., irienas
and customers are never without II.
PaImer's Lotion was introduced 20 the pub
lie by is present proprietor in lsis and the
millions who have used u cheerfuAy recon.
mend ia. II your druggist does not Keep
send 10 Scion Palmer. ga Pear street New
York, for free samples OF Lotion or io'ion
Soap.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-09

An Atchison young man y ea'sa ~ ~,
-Atchison Globe.
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ment relief in
hurricane. Mond
taking notice q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09

Judge A. 4. Glenn is at home very sick
judge Glenn is reported on the sick
list. but is improving ana hopes 70 be
out shortly.
Mr.. Porter Of Louisville. Ky. has ac-
cepted a position with the Hocking-Atoo1e
Drug company.
c. ]. Fletcher. % the Fletcher-Fl7yd
candy company OF Kansas city, IS visit
ing in the city.
Rev. stun. pastor Of the First Baptist
church at Wellington. was in the city
yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Charlie Kelly ana baby. from
whitewater. spent yesterday with Ar.
and Mrs. z. z. F-ooman
Mr.. and Ms William Bolts are The
pa-ents OF baby boy who arrived az
their home yeste-day morning
John ~. Adams left last night Tor s.
Louis. where he VIII argue q case IN the
L. 5. court ot appeals on Aloaeay-
Mr.. John CAFES q Park township has
bought the resldenca AZ l2s BitunS ave
nue. through the agency e Israel BIOS
Mr.. and Mrs. PM Alexander have ~
moved TO the Crawford thea-er building
where they occupy a handsome suite q
rooms
DR.. P. s Thomas has returned from
Chicago. whe-e be has been taA1s q
two months polycllnlo post-sra5 uzts
COURSE
NJ. r : CODY q Evlaager. Ky. e IN
the city. the guest q his brorhe--in-lz7-.
ar. p L Cunning & 2arheWsoa ave-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09
sHIPPERs ana NOTES.

Lem Cornell, Of the Arm Of Bmchfeld
& Cornell, of Anthony, was IN person
with a car load Of fine hogs Which sold
at the top Of the bulk.
Conner & Humphrey, Of Knghsher
were in with q car OF medium hogs,
which sold at the top prices.
Joe Porter was in person at the yards
with a car load of medium light hogs.
which sold at top Of bulk. he says that
there are few marketable hogs in his
section now as the holders Of hogs are
and keeping them down close. He says
it is an effort TO keep the farmers TO
hold back light hogs, so ready are they
to sell everything.
George F. Perry. Of Pond Creek, was
the last TO sell a car Of heavy hogs at
]. L. Vandiver, Of Hackney. was n
with a car Of mediums, which sold at
the top OF the bulk.
Joe Knoblauch, Of Colwich, was a ship
per Of heavy hogs which brought & good
Other shippers on yesterdays markets
Naghten, of Newkirk; Cal Stuart, Of
BurchfieId & Cornell. with a second
load: J. c. Brenholt of Deer Creek;
Jackson & Merrill of Furley: p. F.
Ouiglev. of MedfOrd: w A. Stetler. Of
Medford; l. ". McCfiveney, Of Pond
Greek; Steiner & Blair Of Lyons
The Dold shipments were unusually
heavy for Saturday. The fresh meat
trade IS very lively, tender loins. and
all other cuts being in great demand
Yesterday all the travelling statesmen re-
ported, and showed a large increase in
their sales
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Here Are Some Of Our Prices
Closing Out
Oar Entire Millinery Stock
Regardless of Cost

It must be sold at once. You that want
bargains come quick This consists of
Feathers of all kinds. Ornaments.
Buckles, velvets and Silks, Tips and Veil
ing. Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats.
We have hats worth SIS to so that will
be sold for Is cents on the dollar. First
comes the lucky ones
We also have a large lot Of Mems and
Boys Overcoats that must be sold. Also
heavyweight Suits that we will sell at
great bargains Don't fail to see them
before you buy.
Also have a large stock Of Mems Arc
tics and Snow Excluders at less than
others own them
We are going to move goods the next
two week If prices will move them
You know we have too many goods for
the room we have. We can save you
money, and we viii, if you will come
and see. Don't forget that we are clos
ing out our entire millinery stock.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09

nue. Mr. Cody is very favorsoly i'm
pressed with Kansas and WIchlta and
expects soon TO locate here
3Ir. ard Mrs F. n Harper OF sari-
nav, 1Uca-. arrived IN the city yesterday
and VIII be the guests Of friends and re-
arives for several days.
Mss Nilsson Berry Of Pend Creek. O
T.. WHO has been visiune Mrs. r r. Is
rael for the past week. LEFT LAST night Ter
Kansas City u attend grand opera
TIE Wichi-a Nus3caI club VIII give a
recital Tor the benefit Of the west SIDE
Free Kin5erEarten ta the Ssdgwlck Mu-
SIC hail. Monday evening. December T.
aI.zs sale Hl5ezt len lazt evening
for Cincinnati. O.. where she has acce7t-
"a a position. Mss Helbert Is a Dro1es-
slonl nurse If greet abllty ana her
t--e15s here wish der eve-y success ID
her new and T1de- held
Ladies Of the G. A. r Sewing circle
VIII meet TUESDAY uszt SIS M-s Mile
BsTs go Lliu sven1e. e o'cok
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Shoes.
shoes-No end to shoes at 50 cents or
400 Ladies'
Under and Over Skirts
At a Great Bargain

So Rainy-Day skirts, worth 50 to IS;
they 60 at $175 10 .-....-...........S3.00
90 Wool over Skirts, worth s.; 60
at ..-....-..-......... ......-..-..-.... 80
80 Underskirts, worth $50 to IS; go
now at Csc to .....-....-....-.-...-.. $50
50 Of our regular $50 Skirts now
go at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LOO
We have just bought a large lot Of the
finest SILK and Worsted Waists that We
are going TO sell at so cents on the dollar
We also have a lot Of fine French
Brluantlne Worsted Plaid, worth
so and coo per yard. while they
last .-.-..---....s-.'. s...-s....-..--.. 20
1850 yards Cashmeres. worth 40 to
5oo; hero they are 15c to ......... SO
2.Oo0 yards standar6 Prints, any II
them ..-......-.....-.-.. .---..-......- %
500 yards BIercerized silks. All col
ors, worth 49c; go at................ 20
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LIvEsToCK aIAkKErs.
CHICAGO.


Chicago. Dec. S.-Cattle-Receipts 1o0;
nominally steady; good TO prime native
steers, s.. A0l76 90: poor 70 medium, - 10
as. 80; selected feeders. S3.76q4.30; mixed
stockers, 3 800 70; cows, 9. eoGp4 Il Is
heifers. g 65G4. 60; Gamers, g COZ 81;
bulls. s. 20450; calves, S3.50d5 .; Texas
fed steers 81 09G4 IS: Texas grass steers,
s.. 3oG4. 10; Texas bulls. s.. 50Q ..
Receipts, today. 25,c9o; Monday,
10000; left over, estimated 800; gener-
ally 21s to SC lower: tops, A.s21R; mixed
and butchers closed strong, = 6094 s23z
good 10 choice heavy. 8 f5d4.S0; rouZ
heavy. 81 .5oQf 50: light, 1850. %; bulk
sheep-Receipts 30; market steady for
sheep and lambs Coed 10 choice wcth-
ers. a 0904 20. fair 70 choice mixed $.
d4B; western sheep. "a. ooG4 a. TEXAS
sheep. S25od3 s.; native lambs q O0Q
$50; western lambs $4.78f5.50.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, Dec S.-Cattle-Recstpt 20 {;
market steady; native steers, 5-5oa5 8 ;
stockers and feed ars, 3 f594 40; COWS and
heifers, S2.0o05.0 90, Texas and Indian
steers, g. S5Q4.6o; COWS and heifers, no
Hogs-Receipts. 900; market TO Zoe
lower; pigs and lights, &.114-65s pack
ers. IS; butchers, 81. S6'd4s IS.
sheep-Reeeipts ~; me market stacy ~ !;
49, KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No. Dec. s.-Cattle-Rs-
ceipts, 200; market unchanged native
81 GOA .; butcher cows and helfers. g %
CATS; Gamers, s2.50a3.00: fed Westerns 3,
81 5064. so. fed Texans. S8.15I4 20; grass
Texans. g 10673. 70; calves. s. 5015.59.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market weak :
cents lower; bulk Of sales 81 &g4-s y.
heavy. Sis2lz04. 90; packers s. sSd4 81
mixed 3 s9G4 %: light = S004 92ik, york
ers, s. .S1iE1I4. 92i2, pigs q @514-s1.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09
LOVER HI)G MARKETS
Good Saturday Supply and
Quality Fair.
TOPS UP TO $40
Market 2 1-2a5 Lower =
Other Markets the Same.

The local hog market yesterday was
~ TO . cents lower in sympathy vita
all the western hog markets. There " -
a falling market all ever yesterday, ara
this point caught something o. q, /
slump and acted accordingly. II wFS q
good day all around and the rece.p 8
were the best Of any Saturday in q Ions
time. The quail " was quite fair, too,
on the whole, though there were We Y
few hogs on sale yesterday as good as
the best hogs Of Friday. There We e
some very fair hogs, but there We're also
other loads which were not so god. In
fact the bulk was not up to Friday :
best liz was a good Saturday IN every
way, and though this market registers
lower, the others went TO 10 cents
lower. Al that was offered were sold
at the best prices the market could
stand
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09

-PneHfe Fure : 90 70 = 10 y. =
Gea-e-n en.-sIg mamma has Been
a-szt coffee dr.nkar ar1 h4s fogad e
va~y injurious Having used several
packages q your GEAIN-o. TIE drink
chat taxes me place q coffee. she finds
8. -uca better for herself and for us
ehudrsa 90 drink. sac has given -
corss drinEi-y entirety. We uss q pack
age u Gralu-O every week 7 an ten
years oId xosrs respectfully.
FANNIE VTILLIAAEs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09

Cswanp- Is Pleasant 20 TakeJ
ow. yellow complexion: makes you fee
have plenty OF ambition. bat no
iral help 70 Nature. for swamp-Root f.
% the kidneys that is known % medical
o your condition. take from your nrine
glass or bottle and let &C. stand twenty
~ or cloudy. 81 there is a brick-dust set
t. your kidneys are in need az immedi-
is what you need, you ran
ioIlar size bottles az the drug stores
great Kidney. Liver and Bladder rem
,verent has been made by which ali
" tried Il. may have q sample bottle
* telling an about kidney ard bladder
isands upon thousands OF testimonial
ed by swamp-Root BE sure and mem
wichita sunday Eagle when sending yoar
n. \. Y.
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KANEAS CITY-
eRAN 80 rnopUoE MAnkEra.

CHICAGO.
Chicago, Dec. S.-The leading futures
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-09-12

Robert Flournoy, .Brickyard, Ala,
wrote: l consider no remedy equal to
DR.. Moffett's Teethira CTeething Pow
ders) for the irritations Of teething
and the bowel troubles Of our South
ern country.
One curious feature about the
climate Of Southern Arizona is that
while the heat in the daytime is al,
most unbearable and frequently drives
people mad, the temperature at
night is delightful-so cool, in fact,
one has to sleep under heavy blankets
for comfort.
The quicker you stop q cough the
less danger there is Of fatal lung trou-
hle- One Minnie Ccnssh C.:e :: :s:e
only. harmless remedy that gives
immediate resuitJ.--Evans'~ Pharma-
ey.
- The physicians Of Columbus, o. ,
have organized to protect themselves
from,dead beats. II is the live beats
that worry other folks, but probably
the ghost Of dead ones haunt ply
sicians.
Counterfeiters Of DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve couldn't sell their worth
less salves on their own merits, so
they put them in boxes and wrappers
like DeWitt's. Look out for them.
Take only DeWitt's : Witch Hazel
Salve for piles and skin diseases.
Evans, Pharmacy.
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FOR SALE.
HICKORY FLAT FARM.

EIVE miles from Pendleton, g. c..
A. nine from Clemson College. four
from Central. 765 acres. 500 In cnltiva-
tion and pasture. 25O in original oak and
hickory. 80 in bottoms. Fifteen tenant
settlements. Nine.room brick residence
with two halle, kitchen, bath. room and
basement. Superior outbuildings. Six
acre blue grass lawn. Bearing orchard
selected trees. Gin. corn aud saw mill.
15-horse engine, with all farm stock, pro-
visions aud implements. Terms very
easy. D. X. NORRIS.
Call at Hickory Flat or address him at
Cateechee, g. G.
Sept 5, 1900 IL 4
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Complimenting General Lee.

Few defeated generals have been
so ,svered as was Robert f. Lee.
Every southern man and woman ad-
mired him. The author of IA Girls
Life in Virginia" tells g story that
shows how much he was loved by
children.
A year after the surrender General
Lee journeyed across the mountains
on his old war horse Traveller to pay
visit to the authors mother. On
the night Of his arrival he said:
To-day an incident occurred which
gratifed me more than anything that
has happened for long time. AS I
was riding over q desolate mountain
region | was surprised to find, on a
sudden turn in the road, two little
girls playing on a large rock. They
were poorly clad, and after looking at
me a moment began to run away.
Children, said I, don't run away.
If you knew who I am you wouldn t
run away from me-
1--WE do know you, they answered.
You never saw me before, said
for | never passed along here
"'But We know you, said the chill
dren. We've got your picture in our
house. You're General Lee! We
amt dressed clean enough to see you,
and they scampered off to hut on the
mountainside."
Then the general told of another
adventure he had had the same day.
While riding through thick woods lie
met g man who recognized him, stop.
ped and, throwing up his hat in the
air, exclaimed: General, please let me
cheer you'll" and then he hurrahed a.
loud as he could.
General Lee was too great a mar
TO be excited by ordinary applause
On the contrary, he was annoyed b.
a compliment to his valor or skill a
o general. But he was touched b,
the compliment which the two littl
girls of the mountain paid him: "W
amt dressed clean enough to see you.
-Yomh's COMPANION.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-09-12

If you eatwithout appetite you need
Prickly Ash Bitters. It promptly re-
moves Impurities that clog and impede
the action Of the digestive organs, Gre
ates good appetite and digestion,
strength Of body and activity OF brain.
For sale by Evans Pharmacy.
- A wealthy engineer recently talk
ed his last will and testament into q
phonograph. Then with hot copper
wire he signed his name on the wax
roll Of the phonograph, the witnesses
doing likewise, and the document"
was thereupon completed.
Millions will be spent in politics.
We can't keep the campaign going
without money any more than we can
keep the body vigorous without food.
Dyspeptics used TO starve themselves.
Now Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests
what you eat and allows You to eat ell
the good food you want. It cure,
stomach troubles. Evans Pharmacy.
Why 10 it," asked the debu-
tanats, 'that young widows seem to
be 30 popular and are usually so quick.
~ married again2" s'Thas,s easy"
answered The widow. "You see, we
have had experience with men; we
know how inordinately lazy he is, and
SO we do our share Of the lovemak-
ing"
It will surprise you to experience
the benefit gained by using the fa.
nous little pills known as DeWitt'e
Little Early Risers. --Evans' Pharma.
cy.
The man who doesn't know
enough to go. in when5it rains gets
lsmany a free shower BATH.
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Session is00.lsol begins Sept. l7sh

EHELDEET e7 ottiilor Districts ADMIT
" ted on payment of small tuition fee.
Your patronage is invited. For informs.
tion as to rates. ETC., apply to or writs-
A. g.. HOLMES, Prin.
Pendleton, 6. c., Sept. s, 1900 ll-4
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LAND SALE.
NOTICE.
FOR SALE or RENT.

VHVHE SEABOkN PLACE, one and q
J. half miles from Pendleton, contain
ing about 240 acree.
ALSO FOR SALE,
What is known as the GLENN PLACE,
containing about 800 acres, situate near
Fair Play. Apply to
j. r. &. SLOAN, Pendletop, s. @.
Sept S, 1900 IL 8
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Notice to Creditors.

n claims against the Estate of Mrs.
Jane 8. Thompson. deceased, are hereby
notified to present them, properly prov
en-, to the undersigned within the time
prescribed by law, and those indebted
are notified to make payment.
T. b. EARLE.
G r. L. THOMPSON,
Sept 5, lo00-ll-5 Executors.
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Notice to Creditore.

Kill parsons having claims against
kAf the Estate Of G.. w. Taylor. decd,
must present them. duly atse8ted, 70 us
hf Belton. 8. c., or 70 our Attorneys,
Rcnham & Watkins, at Anderson, g. O.,
within due time or be barred and ali
persons owing the said Estate must make
payment TO us or our said Attorneys.
e. III. TAYLOR.
e. w. TAYLOR.
Sept 5. 1900 Administrators.
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NOTICE.

FTHHE regular annual meeting of the
Il stockholders OF the Anderson Cot
ton Mills will be held In the Court House
at IL O'Clock on Tuesday. the 18th Of Sep
tember next, for tho purpose of eiecting
board OF directors and transacting such
other business as may properly come be-
fore the meeting.
J. A. BROCK,
Pres. and Treas.
Aug. %. 1900 8
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.Cuss ana Bruises Qaiekiy Healed.

Chamberlain G Is Pain Balm applied to
8 acnt, bruise. bnrn, soald rlike injury
sill instantly allay the pain and will
heal the parts in less time than any
other treatment. Unless the injury is
very severe it will not leave q scar.
Pain Balm also cures rhsumatisip,
sprains, sswellings and lalneness. For
sale by Hill Orr. Drug Co. 81. &.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-09-12
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