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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-12
For County Commissioner.

Vhc MANY friends oF n p poon,-
hcfeDy announce Eim as canh-
oa'o "i 'Ac once oI County Com.
missioner Oh i!cHens county, sub
lect 10 INC acC0A ol the voters n
III" Demcciat'c primary election.
The many friends Of 4. jeff
" ciborn hereby announce him rs
Il candidate for the office Of County
Con,mi, of pjcIIrrs countv
,nli,.t {, tho nct;nn nr Two ,.ntor'
wy ',~''"'' " wy '|.''s
TLo r,,rr n.:ora. of I,.,,, y
~ ~
N"S' ho''nN "HHOUilce MN us
candidate Tor TN" Ollie" Ol County
Commissioner Of Pi:kcnS county,
suL;nnt to t}, action nf tha yo,o,.c
in tic D.uocraiic primary election.
The many Trends OF j. Bird
LOOrrr hereby aanOuncn him rs 2
cari;d,,o for tho Office Of Conntv
Comnia&ioner l"r plckens county,
subject to tho action Of the voters
in the Democratic primary election
The many friends Of Jesse J,
Lewis "'Icny h'1h"uhce MN as Il
cNn"loalo lor mo oi!ico OF County
Commissioner fer Plckens county,
subject 10 the action of tho yotors
!, tho Democratic nr,morv o,oc,;on
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-12
E>"r2.4 .Sn<tpl'H0ys .YXi9Is.
Subjects for Discussion !:

>ir" Editor. i don't believe you
have any correspondent from this
sectlou'eo ! Will give. you a few
brief notes.,
The. grass has got us up here.
During the month Of May we were
looking for grass for our poor cat
tle and how the 1st OF July, we
have it in abundance, but we have
the most Of it mixed up with Our
growing crops Of corn and cotton.
There has been but very little
plowlng done in this immediate
section in four weeks and today,
the Cd OF July, we have had a heavy
sho&cr.
There is s"some cotton i'm this SEQ
ton not.yet thinnvd, and tho out.
look for Il cotton crop is DECIDEDLY
the poorest I havo ever seen at this
time OF the year. Corn crops are
late, but there is hope Of q fair
crop it tho rains coase in a few
days. Wheat crop very short and
badly damaged in the shock. Oats
good, but tangled some by wind.
The Misses NJ osa, Of Walhalln,
are visiting their aunt Mrs. John
I. L0wis thie week,
The health Of our community is
genorally good.
Gardens good, blackborrios a
full crop, fruit of oil kinds plenti-
ful, people in pretty good spirits
The good Lord rules and / Trust
we will come out alright in the end
SO mote it be. Postmaster.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-12
County Superintendent Of Education

The many friends Of W. W. r. Bright
here ~ announce him rs a candidate for
recollection to the Office OF County Super
imtcndcnt OF Education for Pickcns
county, subj ct to the action OF the voters
in the Democratic Primary election.
The many friends OF DR.. j. NJ. Cycn.
shaw respectfully an"oHnce him as a
canddate for tho Office ui Superintendent
OF Educatl0n for .Pickons county, subject
to the acton OF the voters In tho Demo.
cratic primary eectlons
The many friends OF A. j. Manly here
by announce him ns Il cN r0ldnao for the
office OF Superintendent of Education q
pioknns county, subject TO tho action OF
The voters IN the Democratic primary.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-12
For County Supervisor.

The many friends Of o. p. Field hereby
announce him as 4 candidate for the Office
OF County Supervisor Tor Pickons county
subject to the action Of the voters In the
Democratic Primary election.
The many friends Of l.. d. bud } Ste.
phens hereby announcc him Us q candi-
date for the Office OF Supervise Of Plok.
ems county, subject to the action Of the
voters In the Democratic primary.
The many friends OF J. c. Garrett here
ny announce him as n candidate for the
otticc 81 supervisor OF Pickens county,
subject TO the action of the voters in the
Democruttc primary election.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-12
For Coroner,

The many friends Of Ben. F.
Parsons respectfully announce him
rs a candidate tor the Office OF
Coroner of Pickens county, subject
to the &C ton Of tho voters in the
Democratic primary.
J. w. Hunter is hereby announced by
his many friends as v candidate for the
Office Of Coroner Of Pickcns county, SUBJ
icct to the action OF tic votors In tho
Democratic Primary election.
Jesse J. Chandler i hereby announced
hy his mnuy friends rs Il candidate for the
ntlice OF Coroner Of Pickciis county, sub
irct to the action Of the voters in the
Dcn ocvatic Primary election.
The many friends Of W. 4. Lark here.
BY announce him rs 4 candidate for the
Office Of Coroner fPckcns county. sub
ject to the action of the voters in the
Democratic primary election.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-12
Announcements.
For Congress-.

l hereby announce my oandldacy for
congress from the Third Congressinnn nj
r'$trlct in the August primary and will
Il idc the same. A. @. LATIMER.
The friends Of c. II. Wyche hereby an
nonncc him rs Il candidate for Congress
from the Third Congrcsstona, District,
SuHlcctto the action OF the voters III the
Democratic primary election.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-12
YOENC N9EHs WANTED,

with fair education and good character, to
.--LEARN TELEGR RArIiN,
Eailroad accounting and tyrrwrittin.
rhiA is endorsed by all leading railway
companies as ihc "?:ly perfect and reliable
institution of its kind. All oMr graduates
are assisted to positions. Ladies also All
mitlrd. Write for free catalOg.
Fall term opens August 18th.
GLOBE TELEGRAPH COLLEGE,
jli2iWG. Lexington, Ky.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-12
egin this week ON
.ilding Of Heath,
Co. Is. i. GlandS
and the work will

. ..--. lila Sellers, Miss
Marie H. Mitchell, Mrs. Saxby
Chaplin and child, Miss Emmie L.
McGarey, from Charleston, arc at
the Amber House.
Sheriff Mcdaniel has the con-
tract to furnish tho largest portion
OF tho brick for the now building
that is to be erected as soon as pos.
sible on Carey & Brucc's lot.
-AIarried, at Liberty, on the
9th idse,, Mr.. V. s. Carson to Miss
Dora, the eldest daughter Of Mr.
aud Mas. y. II. Davis, Rev. L. T..
Weldon, of,Grecnyillc county, off,
ciated..
Mrs. j. y. Holder was called
to the bedside of her sister, Mrs.
g. 3. Watson, Of Newry, who was
very i'll and afterwards died on the
I'd inst. Her remains were inter.
red the day following in The Seneca
cemetery.
We learn from the Grccnvitle
News Of the Sd inst, Of the death
of Mrs. p. B. Watson who lived at
that place. Mr. Watson is well
xMad favorably known here and AL
boi@ in in extending TO him their
~
-R: H. H. Henderson, our Pho
tographer, mas taken Gown MS
gallery on Court square ana Open
ed up III the hall over rreeman,s
store: II 10 no" ,",,o,, i't,,''v'so.' ,n"v o
studlo. ne ~ @ ,'e',va n,,. .'''''' ever
prepared 10 az your "''N
--aYiss corr;:. >!uY5>u, DAUGHTER
OF the late hrHrrw ...ei'nu. dlol
on the 4th inst at ncr none near
High Shoals, Hhr ,:aI been quite
sick fer some ti.}r n,r4rh nothing
serious ard Mr. ,'ga!n ,.,l siocE
- her many fr.a1n j.. An5crson
Ss WI: a. u 'ni~}:l.>. :>,!,u vas
@bout es !tara old and 'iAH ii,."d
I'LL hor 'j(o "a Ano'y""" >o.n:r.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-12
TEACHER WANTED.

70 teach the Pickens Graded
school. Apply to J. J. LOWS,
Charnrn Board Of Trustees, Pick
chs, s. G. iu!5lf.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-12
The Peoples Journal.
Local and Personal.
- Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Jon
BlackStOn on LIST inst, q son.

Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. John
Blackston Oh LIST inst, a son.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Hendricks, of Field, Oh the 3D. OF
July, a son.
-eDr. w. e. Austin will be in
Pickens. July 18th and 18th and ut
Easley the,19th. 49,. ...
The wife of Harrison Rigdor,
of Table Rock, who has been very
i'll issfhpfoving.
Miss Olive Newton will teach
the Town; Creek school. 1t will
begin next Monday.
Harrison Rigdon, who lives
near. Table Rock, brought a cotton
bloom to this Office on 2u inst.
C. G. Page is sagain store keep
or and gaugerat LOopcr's distillery.
His friends are glad he is back.
The: he:thrcshcr is putting in good
time now, Notwithstanding the
wheat crop is considerably dam
aged.
p. ID. Cureton is among the
announcements this week as Il can
didate for Magistrate Of Easley
township.
-J. Alonzo Brown is out this
week Us candidate for Auditor OF
PickeDs county. Read his an,
nouncement.
The announcement of Maj. j.
j. Lewis appears this week for thc
office of Magistrate for PickcnS
township. Read it.
MIR. and Mrs. w. W. White, OF
Anderson, are visiting th" latter's
parents, Capt. AMI Mrs. j. l..
Thornley,, this week..
Hon. joel II. Miller is an
nounced }y his s';r:;;!. ih;, wccI;
as .cnnuis;uic for .;I"tI>r vi Rep
rcsentaiivrs tor l;rilcn> cn"nty.
--:1Nlc ~uu .r,.c";TnH,, 81 n. II.
(DOc ) M"Ma',&r ,rr i''ri; OF Court
is withdrawn II ., ".",.. Sec 'hiS
withH'awal Hr>;,.c - .,',cther col
unnl .r.
.-Sl;tv. f.. .....: -, '>!iSSi"l'
<,ry for DC i'Nn.E. .,I} MTel
baptist .A..,o",lE1'':' b. ':o,n.E' NH:Ut
@ooU wor;l in ,.gr ;:,:"..I"m"!it 81
Ghriatianity.
~. Monroe King, Of Easley, is
ooi This week a~ IL candidate iol
House of Representatives. lie
was in town Tuesday shaking hands
with the boys.
--Marricd, on tho $Ui inst, at
the residence OF the officiating No,
aary Public, Alonzo NJ. Folger, OF
tH""'"'' ~" T~Ss Smith to Hiss
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-12

For Solicitor, Eighth circule,
tnlins e. Boggs, Of rickens, Is All.
bounced Us candidate for Solicitor OF
the Eighth Circuit, subject to the Demo.
cratic primary.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-12
For Magistrate.

The many friends qt JohA y ffaassss res.
ncctfnlly HpG&&NA9cs htl, oa d SHndklato for
ship, subject to Tho action Of tho votors OF
said township In tho Democratic primary.
Tho many fronds OF W. T.. Jenkins hexe.
by announce him as q candidatefor re.aleo.
ship, subject to THO action Of tht voters OF
said township ip Sha Democsatic primary.
The friends of Maj. John J. I.owis hereby
announce him az q candidate tor the eflice
Of Magistrate For P!ckenS township. aNbr
1oct TO the action OF tho voters Ia tho
Democratic primary,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-12
Union NHCctillG.

The next Union meeting Of tn,
first division of the Twelve Mile
Association, will meet with Sccc
na church Saturday, July 2Sth, in
stant, at 10 o'clock 4. m., and open,
ed with DEVOTIONAL exercises con-
Quoted by the MODERATOR
Subjects for Discussion:
l. Glow can we know that per-
son who Processes Christ is truly
regoncrated?" BY Rev. b. uoldor.
.. "Do we sufficiently examine
converts who apply for member
ship in regard to'Baptist doc:rine?"
BY Rev. #. e. .>Nelson.
3. "If:a. tree is known by it's
fruit, how arc we to Judge our
church mcmbers?' BY Rev. J. L.
foster. 49,: -.
i. "::Should a mcmber Of a Bap-
tist church. be disciplined for par
taking df the Lords Supper with
other. observation-disclosures BY Rev.
J. L. Lewis. '.. -
Devotional exercises Sunday
morning Ht'lN o clock, conducted by
j. Il: Tav3or.,: :
SunhIv SchAcl addrocss alto sc
by C.N* Enbin~on.
Mis>joElionaYy Sermon at II
Y'c!o-E .bf Nnv. Il. P' Hamilton.
J. r;cy,raln far Sunday afternoon
VIII 80 urr.NGNd at the m"eting.
=. .':' E,X. CEN.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-12
winthrop CoiaGEe SchoIu nsaa In Mi IL
EDtp3yco EXnminnt1on.

The examination Tor the award OF "a.
cnrt sch nlarships In Winthrop College
and for tie admission OF new stufents
will be held Mt the County Court House.
on Fp'Aay, July goth vt Ga. m,
Appliqnnts mnst NOT bo less tlan ~;
teen years CT age.
When scholarships arc vacated after
July 10Th. tIoy will be awarded to those
making he highest average at this OK.
animation.
The cost of attendance, including
board, furnished room, heat, light aud
washing is only $3.50 per- month.
For further information md q oata,
logue, address Ptealdont D. y, Johnsorh
Rock HUI, $. {, malWt.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-12
For EaslGy Township.

Thanking the people for the liberal and
Hearty support they have given mo In tho
past for Magistrate, of Easley Townahip,
hereby announce myaet "a o candidate Tor
reelection TO aaid. oflce, and pladge my.
selt to abide tho result Of tho Democratic
primary, Respectfully,
P,p, GERETQN,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-12
S. {. .HNii;:HTl. AcnMHs,aS..

s, {. Military AcnA"Hny.
"rr ,..,y%c.Hry scholarship IS to
be nuc, rum piokons county by
cnlNn"ti>' examination. Appi-
cation h'an : with accompanying
iuSu actions may be obtained from
the County Superintendent Of Edu-
cation, Tunso blanks, properly
filed up, must be in the hands Of
CO.. c. S. Gadsden, Chairman
Board Of Visitors, by the 1st day Of
August.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-12

We arc Offering fine limo Of women
Oxford, Tip and Common Sense toe. Ii
at 75c per par. $50 pairs at 81 pair
worth so per cent more thai
Children 3 and Misses Oxfords, Sand
est assortment in the city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-14

IN NAe CIesl Flou rh Aqs eQu7l or Iancy cooking
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,nNr. O. Time GARD. Bryan
LOCAL NEWS.

Call fct I,emps Extra Pale. l~
Pm. Causey was here from wellborn
yesterday.
Fresh corn chops on hand. woo,en
a Harder. ~
Rev. A. NJ. Stewart went TO wellbOrn
yesterday.
Lemps Extra Pale Is the best. Take
no other. iOs
Mrs. A. Jain returned from Marlin
yesterday.
Mrs. A. G. Steele returned to Nava-
sofa yesterday.
Hon. Scott Field Of Calvert, is here
attending court.
J. J. stangel was a caller at the
EAaiE yesterday.
smoke Metropolitan cigars sold a
Exposition saloon. Diff
W. T, Ford and little soa left fol
whitney yesterday.
Brook Hill whisky-hnest on earth
Exposition saloon. 1907
Lenps Bottled beer is what YOU wan
II you want the best. 100
Try the famous Brook Hin Whisk.
AZ the Exposition saloon. d65tf
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye At th
at the Exposition saloon. d5Sif
Ia. NJ. +. Gleason Of DAllss.is WISH
ing Nc. and Mrs. John Daily.
JOsT-A sunburst diamond brooch
Reward for return TO this Office. dSS
Miss Bertha Boye,te OF College, n
turned 10 school at Sherman yesterday
Fresh meat Of all kins at Berger
market, aext to electric light plant. I
The isEmers have been making goo
use Of the favorable weather the pa
two days.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-14

ELN. CHARLES ~. NNiLinN hoAt ~
TOPEKA.
would 20 into a discussion u the causes
leading up 10 the crime.
During a conference with his stan the
Sporting editor remarked that there
would b. a bowling contest al the Young
Mems Christian association rooms.
Il think. said Mr.. sheldon, "that
that is good clean sport. You may print
IT,"
The dramatic editor asked 70 instruc.
tons about theaters.
I'VE shall not want anything Of that
kind, Mr.. Sheldon said.
zone page was reserved for telegraph
news, which ordinarily occupies about
three times that space. The Associated
Press report is necessarily being "blue
penciled" with vengeance.
The market reports were cut from -four
oolums 10 one All quotations on stocks
and bonds. giving options and other
matter involving transactions in futures
were consigned 10 the waste basket, and
only the actual cash prices Of grain
products. etc, were quoted.
A notable feature Of the PAPER Is the
method Of handling advertisements
They are hanishcd from the news an'
editorial pages and bun ched In place
reserved for them. The censorship her
is rigid rs 10 what should BE- accepted
No patent midicines, court advertise
ments with pictures, or such are per
mitted. No retail advertisements from
Kansas City or other out Of town trades
men will h. accepted. DIR. Sheldon hold
. eng that this would b. an injustice 3
, home merchants.
The eco suit Of clothes for SAB styl
Of advertising is also barred.
The Capital appeared with a radica
change in style and makeup. Practical
ly, the only feature that Is familiar
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-14

Go 20 Jno. b. Mikes and buy eating
potatoes at % cents and Trump seed at
IS cents per bucket.
Sheriff Guy Townsend Of Franklin,
and J. L. aud W. G. Bishop Of HeArne,
are heie attending court.
Iyanhoe Commandery met here yes
teiday afternoon aud installed The new
officers elected in January,
You can buy nice eating potatoes al
Is cent and TRAMP seed at IS, yer
bucket ct Jno. u. Mixes. today.
Prof. J. VI. Cosnell Of the A. and NJ.
College, addressed the people OF the
Harvey community at Bethel Academy
, Yesterday afternoon ON agrioultuEp
Hon. T. :. Henderson Of Cameron, was
present and made q speech In the in
tsresi Of his csadidScy for congress.
John T. Garrett and u. W. Gordon Of
Calvert, and J p. Palms Of HeArae at
teudended he lvanhOe commandery
meeting here yesterday.
s. NJ. Levy, late Of 81. Louis, ha'
taken charge Of Levy Bros. furniture
stock in Bryan. Mr Levy l. furniture
man Of long experience.
Mrs. NJ. G. Holland and Mrs. d. g
Jolley Of Bethel. gave the EAGLE
pleasant call while in the city yester
day.
Deputy Sheriff Henry Scott, S. D
Mcintyre, W. II. Forester, ]. @. Gree
and san Goodman were herr
from NavasotA yesterday.
have too many potatoes aud mus
sell them, today. Eating potatoes 2
| cents per backet and Trump seed pc
tAtoes IS cents. Jno. Is. Mike.
, The organization Of Junior Ia
desyor Society, begun at the Chrisiia
church Sunday afternoon, will 10 con
pleted next Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Phddy Of Tel
nessee. are visiting their son, Mr.. j.
Phddy Of this city. They are accou
j. panied 10y their daughter, Miss Phdd!
Col, NJ. Y. Randolph, Hon. W.
Dean and Sheriff Black are here fro
Madison ccvnty attending court.
. D.J. Ford, an expert barber, is no
4 with Joe Mustachie.
Il Mrs. NJ. Bonneville Sr. and Mrs. J
Hall are yisitiag in Galveston.
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rIea's outfitters.

DR.. Tabor as a personal appearance
very much like WIN. j. Bryan, and as
he entered the hotel lobby At the state
House last night quite a number greet
ell him, thinking that the great demo
cratic leader had come down with the
Austin delegation. DR.. Tabor enjoyed
the Joke as much as any one, but said
he was used 10 such mistakes as he had
often leen taken for the Nebraskan.--
Waco Times. Herald.
wv. johnson and j. X. Aslin went
10 Hearne yesterday TO see about the
matter Of securing tight Of way for the
@. W. a d. V. railroad. The Eagle ID
informed the engineering corps Is in the
field locating the line.
Miss Csrville, milliner for Misiroi
Bros. & Co, has arrived from New York
aud preparations are being made for the
grand Spring Millinery opening which
will be annOunced IN due time.
Executive Committeeman ]. W
Doremus and County Chairman GeV
r. Tabor returned yesterday from A.
tending the state democratic executiy,
committee meeting at Waco
Three cars Of Alba,ross and Queer
Bee -four ordered In thirty days pro
claims their merits. Cole Bros. 4
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!. 5. cnl,rr.. nnrr Aeeerted.

indianapolis, March l8-The Nancy
Hanks Lincoln Memorial association met
NJ the governors office and decided 20
accept the proposition Of j. $. Culver, a
springfield MS contractor, 10 erect,
free II charge, monument over the
grave Of Lincoln's mother, near Lincoln
City, spencer county, this state. Mr.
Culver is rebuilding the Lincoln monu'
meni at Springfield.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-14
sAeLooN's FIRST ISSUE.
lie Makes Mhes Many Changes a. TO the
Makeup Of the Capital.

Asef " W. '@fsts
Topeka. March l3.-"The main pur.
pose Of the paper will b. 10 influence ia
readers to seek first the kingdom Of
God"
The Rev Charles NJ. Sheldon. who
yesterday assumed editorial and business
control Of the Daily Capital. which he
win retain one week, made this an
nouncement In his editorial leads out.
lining his policy. The paper will be abb
solutely nonprtisan, and partisan polit'
zeal news viii be- given soant notice.
All editorial and important local mat.
ter will be- signed by the writers There
will BE- no Sunday paper. but instead a
Saturday evening paper suitable for Sun
day reading.
MAY God bless the use of this paper
% the glory o. his kingdom on earth,
says Rev. Sheldon In concluding his
leader.
A page is devoted 10 local news, and
the leading features are reports ola tenn
porance revival aud an anu-cigarett'
meeting.
Mr. sheldon instructed the police re
porter that In case Of murder or othe
crime 10 write "A bare statement Of th'
facts. n he had the space instead o
filling It up with the usual details, b
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-14

CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. TO-
PEgA. WHERE Mr. SHELDON rREAcnEs.
lis readers is the title headline. The
first page. for instance. ordinarily de-
voted exclusively 20 telegraph news is
given up 10 discussion ON what Mr. Shell
don considers the most important ques-
tions now before the world. There are
four leading articles on this page. the
first being devoted to the famine in In
dia, the second tomilitarism, the Kansas
prohibitory law and AN appeal for a
home for consumptiyes at Denver.
The editorial matter is switched from
the fourth 10 the second page. Follow
ing the title and announcement appears
a list Of the employees Of the paper from
editor down 10 galleyboy, which will be
kept standing throughout the week.
The leading editorial Is an outline OF
the papers policy during the week.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-14
Consultation and Examination
Free.

"Ofiee hours from 9 a. m. until
II, and i:50 to 5 p, M. al
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The NABOB.

This Is Stet,on's latest spring block;
we have it in Light Pearl and the
New Belgian Brown-a very swell
shape, full Of Snap and Style and
Stetson quality.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-14

We always carry complete stock Of everything, and guar
antee the quality Of our goods as well as weights and
measures
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-14

Female Diseases a speciality.
All Chronic Diseases Treated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-24
COTTON aIaREErc

NEW YORK, Nov. o3.-COTToS-The
public did NOT manifest much interest in
We're several spurts of general snac',i.,a
ton for professional account, operations
in the aggregate were disappointineiy
small. The undertone of the market
however, was strong, and. prices fron,
opening to closing were considers Si,.
day. ~
The feature of the news was a cron
estimate by Neill, while the feature NJ
the trading was the liquidation of several
January long interests and the acc,,mn-
lation of extensive lines of May by the
same parties. The market opened steady
points The opening figures proved abouI
the lowest OF the session. The bulls Were
reinforced by small receipts at the ports
to $3.50, 600 bales. The Liverpool ma 80
advanced upon receipt Of this estimate
Our market, naturally. was sIraneth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-24
Colored Bishop Dead.
(By Associated Press.)

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Nov. 2.-Bist,os
". NJ Moore, colored. OF the A. VI E.
Church, and president OF the American
Preachers AID Society, died at his home
here this evening at O'Clock. OF Brisht's
disease OF the kidneys.
Moore was born March 10. 1856. eldest OF
fourteen children OF William and Tama
Moore. owned by Colonel Henry Gee. near
Quincy. Gadsden county. Florida He en-
tered the first private school established
in Florida for negroes by George ". Nor
ris. OF Massachusetts. was page IN Florida
Legislature. students Howard University,
and Goldman Institute. Jacksonville. He
was appointed sheriff OF Bradford county.
1919. but too young to qualify. later was
railway mail agent Licensed to preach
in 1876, he became presiding elder, and IN
1886 general financial secretary OF A. "
E Church. which office he held until he
was elected bishop OF 18th diocese at
General Conference. Columbus. OHIO.
May. 1870, jurisdiction - GLIDING state OF
Louisiana, and Lbera and Sierra Leoue.
Africa.