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King of Italy Assassinated.

MONA, July 29.-King Humbert has
been assassinated.
MONA, July 30.-The king was shot
here last evening by man named
Angelo Bressi de Prato and died i'll a
few minutes.
The king had been attending dis
tribution of prizes in connection with n
eSStered eS ''6 his sOp caprriage. with m aid aide. de.
camp, amid the cheers of the crowd
when he was struck by three revolver
shots fred in quick succession.
One pierced the heart of his majesty
who fell back and expired in a few
minutes. The assassin was Immediate
ly arrested and was, with some diff
Guilty, saved from the fury Of the pop
ulace.
He gave his name rs Angelo Bressi
describing himself as of Prato, il
Tuscany.
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LAND FOR SALE.

MI T. offer for sale five acres Of Land
w in the City Of Anderson, being
part OF the Tract on which Mrs. MarSS
" Donnell resides, bounded by Hampton
street, East Boundary street, Kennedy
Mary O'Donnell
II is divided into halt acre lots. and
mas a. thirty'foot street running through
II not sold at private sale will be sold
Salesday in October. 1000.
see plat at Office of Bonhan & Watkins
BONHAM 81 WATKINS.
@CAITLEBAUM & COCHRAN,
July 4. 1900 . On,
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How CocI Losea Isnerev.

II q load Of coal is left out Of doors,
exposed to the weather -say, a month
1T loses one-fhfrd OF it's heating quail.
ity. If a tor, OF conl IS placed ON tie
ground and left there and another ton
is placed under q shed, the iattes loses
about 25 per cent Of it's heating power.
the former about AZ per cent: henca' I.
- u great saving OF coal to hive II 10
O dry place, covered over and on on
pfGes. The softer the coal the more
heating power II loses. because the yoi.
atiie and vaiuable constituents uhdhe4
go slow combustion. &.
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College Of Charleston
CHARLESTON. s. C.

WOUNDED in 1885.
~ Next session opens Oct. IL 900.
Board In the College Dormitcry, inclu-
ding furnished room and lights, can be
obtained at Sl0a month. Tuition, $40 per
Per session, payable In two instalments.
One Scholarship giving free tuition, is
essigned to Anderson County, the holder
70 be appointed by the Cornsy Sup't. OF
Education and the udge OF Probate. ALI
candidates for admission are permitted to
compete for Royce Scholarships. which
pay $3.50 @ year. Strong faculty well
equipped chemical, physical and blologi.
cal laboratories; observatory {; n'rary Of
Of natural bletor... In the South, Elee'
i've oourass leading 10 the degrees Q,
B. A. and RI. A. For catalogue, illustra
ted circular aud information In full ad.
dress HARRISON RANDOLPH,
Aug !, IGOO-6-2 Pres.
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Presbyterian College
OF South Carolina.

DEDUCED rates to boarding students,
LII 1fatflcnlation fee, tuition. room.
rent and board for Collegiate year for
$4,000, to as many as can be accommo-
dated In boarding department. Good 40.
commodations, hne moral influences.
B. 8. degrees, and to graduate work. good
commercial course, full faculty Of expe-
rienced teachers. Next session begins
Sept. 90, 1900. For catalogue or any In.
formation apply to :. 81 Z
"a. b, SPENCER, Clinton. g. G.
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No Ua,se..

Your age. madam 2n the census emu
merator asked. preparing to write the
answer in it's appropriate blank.
Aren't y0u the same man who took
Sie census here ten years ago 2, she in.
CURED, looking at him clneel:.. ~. g
les. ma'am,n he replied. witbAa ely
smile. - 81 81 i. g - & 4. 81 -
Wei" she said after d pause, sTm
~ now, Of course. Chicago Txibune.
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Hen Farm, blight. a Romance.

Hen Farm Bllghts a Romance.
HAS Millicent started her chicken
farm yet?" asked Il girl who lives on
Pine street as she met friend at the
end OF the Lake Shore drive.
Mercy, no! Haven't you heard!'
exclaimed the Lake Shore crlve girl.
"She put her money IN some kind of
stocks, and now she's SO prejudiced
against chickens that she won't eat
Dmelet even"
'oTcll me al! about it, dear" COM
manded the Pine street young woman.
II thought she mad nigh ideals Of earn
ing her own living In the beautiful
country and not being aristocratic a.
'No, no; 1t wasn't that. 1t was the
h0rrid way in which Frank behaved
about 1t, and now she's broken her en-
gagement, and she's just as set against
him as she Is against chickens-and
more so. You see that as soon as MILL
cent began to talk about chicken
farm the postman began to bring poul-
try circulars-great big packages label
ed. Here's the place to get your Plym.
outh Rocks hens that lay to beat the
band and all that. Finally 1t got sc
that about 25 Of these came every day
and The postman threatened to report
it TO the department as some kind Of 0
lottery scheme or something. FranE
just roared about 1t, and one day he ad
mitted that he had given Millicent't
name to q poultry firm and had al
those circulars sent to her"
"And then Millicent broke the en-
gagement?"
eyes, and she never says anything
more about kens."-Chicago Inte
| Ocean.
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LAND FOR SALE.

W| E ctfer Tor sale that Tract OF Land
w In Savannah Township, known
as the Hewin Land, on Genercstee Creek. .
waiers or Savannah River, boun I'd BY
SAID Greek, Public Road and La. .ds of
T. d. Stevenson, Earl Harris, Nathaniel
Harris and others.
II not aold at private sale will be sold
at public outcry on Salesday in October.
1900. ''
Ask at our office for terms and plat.
BONHAM & WATKINS.
Attorneys.
july l. 1900 9 an
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General ssernberg says tke4 100
medical officers ara wanted by tie
surgeon general for duty in the Phil
ippines and China. he says thae only
gradnaaes Of reputable medical co.,
leges, with some experience and under
forty y4arao Of age, will be accepted.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT OIE CANNON PLEAS.


Fannie Mattison, Plaintiff, against Lou Greer.
Isaac Williams, William Williams. Sr.. ct al,
Defendants.
To the Defendants Lou Greer. Isaac Williams,
William Williams, Jr., Eselle Williams Sallie
Williams, Ophelia Williams. Pu-vis Williams,
Bertha Brown Matte Lee Clinkscaes and Fred
Clinkscales:
'tJOU are hereby summoned and required to an.
aver the Complaint in this action, OF which
q copy of your answer to the said Complaint on
the subscribers their office, Anderson Court
House, South Care lima, within twenty days after
the service hereof, exclusive Of the day OF such
service and II you fail to answer the Complaint
within the time Aforesaid, the Plaintiff In this
action will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in the Complaint.
Anderson g. c. MaS hoNR,AA fs, A. p, !se9
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the infart Defendants William Williams, Jr.,
Estelie W. linms, Sallle Williams, Ophelia Will
Hamos Srrvis Williams, Bertha Brown. Matte
Leo Clinkscales and Fred Clinkscales
You VIII tate notice that within twenty days
etter the service Of the Summons and Complaint
on you: ~ tnis ~ sStiSn you must procure the ap
n said action and II you fail TO do 30 the Plain.
TIL Will procure such apgointment 70 be made.
May 70. 1900. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To tho ebsent Defendants Bertha Browp, Matte
I Leo Clinkscales and Fred Clinkecales:
Take notice that copies Of this Summons and
Complaint, which are herewith served upon you.
are this day filed In the office of the Clerk Of the
Court for Anderson County. g. c.
BoNHAM & WATKINS. Plaintiffs Atrys.
July 25, 1900
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, nTilitary unsPorrus,

Military uniforms were not originally
especially splendid. It was the Prus.
aaan army and then Nnnnlenn .ss!:..> &c 50. 60
.ne- example OF adorning the soldiers
t,ress all over with fur, gold lace and
go ON. The Napoleonio armies suffered
from a perfect mapin for snowy trap,
pings.
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p. III. Chas. r. Cnrd, ST. Louis, No.,
writes: We unhesitatingiy attribute
the recovery and continued good
health cfs our little boy 10 Teeth;na
tTeething PoHders)
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Due West Female College

4 NFFERS A. B B S., Normal, Mu.
" sio, Expression, Art aud Business
courses under experienced teachers, and
the best moral, social and religious en-.
vironments, In an ideal College commu.
nifty. The purest tubular we'll water
Home comforts and restraints.
Terms low.
JAMES BOYCE, President,
July rs. 190O-5-6. Due West, 6. C.
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Notice to Creditors.

ALL persons having demands egainrt
Cd, are hereby notified to present them,
properly proven, to the undersigned
within the time prescribed by law, and
those indebted TO make payment.
II. N. CROMER, Executor.
Aug I, 1900 G
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Peoples
Bank Of
Anderson

Moved into their Banking
House, .and'ars open fox. busi-
ness and' respecsfu solicits
the patronage Of the public.
Interest. paid ON time deposits
by agreement.
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A gentleman recently cured of dys.
pepsia gave the following appropriate
fi;aIndering Of Burns famona blessing /:
oome>heye meat and oanuoE eat, and
some have none that want it hut We
nav nave mcat, and we can eat Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure be thanked. = This
Preparations will digest what you eat.
II Instantly relieves and radically
cures indigestion and all kinds or
stomach disorders. Evans Pharmacy /.
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RaONEY TO l0AN {?

nN REAL ESTATE Long time IL
W security 10 good.
Fine Farm Lands for Little Money
Strong Farms In Plckens for half tho
our list of them; will aid huyers to get
what they want, and lend them half Of
purchase money. b. +. MARTIN.
Attorney at Law, Masonic Temple,
Anderson, 8. @.
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

GOOD Lumber at Mill S5.o,r Der NJ.
Picked Lumber at Mill $500 per NJ.
Good ium Der fob. cars ,sideling) $3.50.
fickeu $3.50.
All orders filled upon shcrt notice and
out Of fine timber. Address
j. G. Is. VANDIVER.
Dalton, Pickens Co., S. c..
rs miles from Anderson
Aug |, 1900
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FURMAA UNIVERSITY.
u. g.

0KEENVILLE, 8. G.
THE next Session opens on the 26.h
h Of September, 1900. Full and thor.
ough instruction, leading to the degrees
OF b. A.. and M. A. Is offered. Boarding
IN private families moderate in Mess
Hall excellent fare may be had at less ex
pense. Correspondence solicited. Ap-
pications for places in the Mess should
not be deferred. For further particulars
apply to the President,
A. p. MONTAGUE, LID.
July 25, 1900 5e
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For tho fitst fow months the state
OF matrimony sis3a dream; After thatit
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PROF. T. R. LAAGSTOR,
ANDERSON, s. O.,
CURES By
VITAL MAGNETISM.

A LII classes of Diseases, acute and
"A chronic, promptly, painlessly and
permanently, and without tho use OF
medicine or surgery.
Having just completed q thorough
course Of instruction, theoretical and
clinical In the Science and Art of Healing
by Vital Magnetism, (the Weltmer meth
od,) beg leave to offer my. services to
the sick and afflicted Of Anderson and
vicinity. I em thoroughly prepared tc
treat all classes OF diseases, especially
those affecting the nervous organism, by
this new method.
ABSENT TREATMENT.
Persons living at remote distances may
be successfully treated by this method
BY what is termed Absent Treatment, by
correspondence.
All communications whatever. oituel
personal or by letter, will be scrupulous.
ly treated as confidential.
Omces-Thompson Building, Southeast
of Public Square.
Call on or address
PROF. T. r. LANGSTON,
Anderson, +. C..
have already number Of fatterine
testimonials OF marvellous cures per.
formed by me.
NAV 49, 1850 AZ
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County.
Interest Paid on Deposits
BY special agreement.
With unsurpassed facilities and resour-
ces we are at all times prepared to &C.
commodate our customers.
Jan 10, 1000 20
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THE largest, strongest Bank in the
No,,nt-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-08
rvsNtNG SESSION.
Mica Routins WORK and Many IN
CT lentals are Handled.

Mich Routins WORK and Many If
CT len,als are Handled.
At the evening session OF the Board
OF Health there was considerable rou-
line business that had to be transacted.
Of the more important matters. the re-
ports of city Sanitary onlcer Pratt
and the Chief Sanitary Inspector are
If particular interest inasmuch as they
,learly show the work that IL being
done by the health authorities to pre-
vent the existence OF conditions In Hoo
nolulu which were only too common
turing the days OF the old Chinatown.
DIR. Pratts report showed a great
number of nuisanCes done away with
during the last month and many build
ngs permits investigated.
The Board refused to entertain the
Claims of Mr.. Kennedy. a tourist, who
passed through Honolulu not long since
from the Colonies. and who left with
lis attorney here the recovering of
iamaFes from the Board of Health for
she alleged loss OF certain silver based
emu-egEs, gold match-b boxes and similar
ornaments from his "hoxes" and lug
gage" in the fumigatlng room. DR..
Garvin had examined into the matter
very thoroughly and ascertained moth
ing that would in any way substantiate
he gentleman's claims. The attorney
representing the traveller will be noti-
ied today of the Boards decision.
Agents of the Board OF Health board
ing vessels at other Hawaiian ports
outside of Honolulu will be notified that
SAN Francisco has been declared a
plague infected port and that all YES
sells coming from there must be treated
accordingly.
A vote of thanks was rendered the FL
nance Committee for services rendered
and the Committee was discharged.
The Executive officer of the Board,
DR.. Garvin, was instructed to effect n
settlement with C. A. Doyle in regard
to certain money collected at the Drill
Shed camp from the inmates for rent
which settlement had unavoldably been
delayed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-08
FAIL FOR $4,000, 900.

NEW YORK, May 2.-After n brief and
at times spectacular career the broker.
age house OF Price. Mccormick & Co,
in which Walter Price. formerly n Sar
Francisco newspaper reporter. was jun
Tor partner. and George Crocker OF Sar
Francisco special partner to the extent
of $500, 900, today closed its doors In fail
ure. The liabilities of the stranded house
will total sl3,00O.00O. but as most OF that
sum IL amply secured, II il generally es.
timated that the difference between as
sets and liabilities will hardly exceed ST.
100000 William j. Curtis. to whom the
assignment was made, Issued briei
statement. In which he characterized tn,
suspension OF payment as temporary anC
asked the secured creditors to hold theil
loans for "A reasonable time to avoid un
necessary loss.
Stupendous operations on the bull sid,
Of the cotton market are responsible FOL
the embarrassment OF the house.
on the exchange the failure was dis
counted before 1t was announced and tho
market rallied very quickly. The Prod
uce Exchange was not Hurried, but ther,
vas "A panic on the Cotton Exchange
George Crocker's connection with tn,
house was not an active one, although
he occasionally took a hand. He IL not
We large. In addition to Price, the mem
Ners of the firm were William NJ. Me.
"Crmick of Chicago, a nephew of the
late Cyrus Mccormick OF Chicago, AND
Ralph Stewart Wortley, son-in-law OF
Admiral Schley.
has been ordered to push work on the
canal with all available laborers
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CABINET SAYS INFECTED.
Favors Treating Australia as Com.
From a Plague Port.

DR. Wood, president of the Board OF
Health, reported to the Cabinet during
IS session yesterday that the steamer
Australia arrived in port from San
Francisco, bringing a bill of health to
he effect that the Board of Health at
he latter port had declared that plague
existed there, the last case occurring
May 16, but that all cases had been con-
ined to Chinatown.
He stated he had allowed the passen-
gers to come ashore and had also per-
nitted the deck load of fruit to be land
ID. There were Chinese food stuffs In
he hold, and these he would not al
ow to be discharged until all the goods
had been fumigated. The agents hal
'trongly objected to this plan, claiming
that large amount of the freight ;vGs
perishable, and would therefore not u.-
dergo fumigation. He declared he would
give them the option of having the
freight fumigated or carry 1t back u
the port from whence 1t was shipped
here. President Dole and the Cabinet
members favored treating San Francis
20 the same as any other infected port.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-08
HOW TO CURE A SPRAIN.

Last fall sprained my left hip while
handling some heavy boxes. The doc
tor | Gale. on said at nrst 1t was n
slight strain and would soon be well,
but It grew worse and the doctor then
said ] had rheumatism. 1t continued
to grow worse and | could hardy get
to work. ! went to n urug store and
the druggist recommended me to try
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. | tried it
and one-half OF a 50-cent bottle cured
me entirely / now recommend 1t to all
my friends.-F A. Babcock. Erie, Pa.
1t IL for sale by all Druggists and
Dealerr. BENSON. SMITH g. CO., Ltd.
Agents for Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-08
Myrou II. Jones Dead.

BY the Australia came the news OF
the death OF Myron II. Jones, at one
time In the office of Castle & Cooke
and for several years organist Mt tho
old Fort Street Church. He was on
board the steamer Ukiah crossing the
San Francisco bay. May "a, when he
either fell overheard or committed sui
eide. His body was recovered next
morning near Tiburon. The deceased
was the son of Rev. w. L. Jones, a
former president OF oahu College. and
very able musician. Since leaving
the islands he held the position OF bur-
sar at Tamalpais Military Academy,
San Rafael, and played the organ fire.
quently In San Rafael churches. He
was "A years OF age.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-08

| Un N h ts tiaas. passsa in psh
1ts 0ansdaa stramU etfl'a t aahsi.
HeHf NstklfHV tiif
thg kar.as Cll3 .lrei siifoai Nifh.
Tts American lfun mafhtt shows 9
fpflIHu Uf hurf fHlnfHH
lhc tnuod Vonf,tlfait N,tDfVf af'
boz sfeai0n nt Louisville
The ntN United aiiif7 rfnisnr hlHnH q
den Andre hha fucrerdrd - Gniiffi
ne Frrnrh Minister ~ WHr
The Interstate whist tournament tud
carnival u mestlnr at ChlcHeo.
a sale of 5te1 tons ~ American piF
iron has been made m Scotland.
Tho track team from stanford has
reached Chicago IN good condition.
Al grades 81 refined sugar have been
advanced ten cents hundred pounds
Southern railroad men erc trying 70
get the nocrs 60 settle In that quarter.
Vaudeville thohtUr managers 81 the
United states have formed an associa
tion.
Hanna denies that he has determined
not Go be chairman OF the National Com
The new Amcrlcan-bunt Russian cruls
cr ls expected TO he the fastest vessel of
her class.
n. q. Rathbonc. formerly Director 81
Posts in Cuba, will return to the Unit
ed States.
The Cupplcs property at st. Louis,
worth t3,Ooo,ooo has been given to Wash
ington University.
Andrew Carnegie states that his pos
sessions, readily convertible into cash
amount to 500. 100000.
A motion to strike out the cnactlnr
clause in the Chinese Commission hl
was lost, lO5 To- 1870. and the bill was sent
back to the calendar
At the intercollegiate bicycle races IN,
following results were had: Half-milc-
Bert Ripley. Princeton. won; J. II, over
all. Yale, second: G. II. Rose. Columbia
third. Time l;l7 1 g.
Two Italian laborcrs were found deat
in the woods forty miles from Montgom
cry, w. Va. their deaths being caused
SaIinR poisoned food which they hac
stolen. They were railroad hands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-08

safy precautions no here and in sydfey
she rats were not iauhrd Htsf TO
Hnfmal death rate w chinatown ths q
few months nFO 60 deaths dat az
Hov only iwu % week are reported
Which shows that deaths are being hid
Gen when the California State lna q
Of Health rrpurts every urcreution be-
irg taken against the plague. u rrpHr.f
sarrulnciy. 60 say tho least
THE AOftralit ins An az nrtcd cNrrl
In her holds. including chinese mcr-
lnauuiAs und fuUds. exc. n San Fra d.
Oisro ~ an Infected port some " this
cargo Is undetccted hy our rules ard nj
OF II Is mixed w. II was not fumisaied
nor protected against rats IN san Fran
cisco
II asked the Executive Council today
at noon about the matter. ! was in
structed TO fumlgate all cargo. to allow
the Australia's agents TO return thu
cargo TO san Francisco. have protests
from the company which I will read
later. Now, about other inf cted ports.
Hongkong has no wharves and rats
can't get aboard In that way. but the.
10 come In packages Of merchandise.
There is no doubt that we got the
plague through rats or merchandise
Those who came down with plague here
were old residents and not newcomers,
proving that the plague did not come
through human infection.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-08

enfeH with solution ~ Hulrhufif hfif
tfd ta The Satisfaction vi me iiHaft
40 ~ the fuftEnlhr 10 w. at the ~.
rtnsc If CorsirneeF
This WAS adopted
nf wood ta 4 % would facilitate a..
hafrlnr cafroes " they could hl
'andicd NJ night q W smith thought
L best not 90 handle cnrrucs after dark
VI. Imefrun vas IN favor ~ nirht I'M
uading. and 80 was winston
Dr Wood said the s. g. Allen and the
o. W curtis, sailing vessels Wcre w.
md must be considered More vessels
Nerc expected right along II wns con
ludcd to treat all az the Australia was
ordered Go be treated Tho Board ad.
iuurncd at 3 o'clock 60 Z 10 o'clock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-08

The Panama Construction Company
has been ordered to push work on the
canal with all available laborers.