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jet of Philippine bonds with Mr.. j. Pierpont Morgan.
Mr. Morgan assured me-, Governor Taft says, that
with established the Philippine islands
bonds could be sold in New York without any guaran
tee from the United States"
But of course nobody is going to be deceived by
this. Mr. Morgan is too astute nancier to invest in
Philippine bonds unless he has received positive
surances that the established in the Phil
ippines win be upheld by the army and Of the
United States. The United States may not in terms
guarantee the bonds but II the United States guaran
tees the Philippine government and the Philippine
government guarantees the bonds the security is just
good
Thus the people of the United States doubly
made the victims of the schemes of the administration
and the nanciers in close alliance with it, The people
pay for the manenance'of the army and navy in the
far East in order that the hnancers may take capital
out of our country, much needed to develop It, and
speculate with it in distant islands thousands OF miles
away from American shores. How long will the Amer
lean people this of things to continue? To
subiugate foreign people for profit is bad enough,
but TO subiugate them when money is lost by it is
wrong and folly combined
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A PLEA FOR PEACE.

le Christian men of England Oh let this sorrow cr,e
he world IS weary the nations pray for p.,
Peace for the Beers and Brtons aye peace for all ID. vi
When war drums throb longer and battle flags ar. "a
Until the booming cainons are hushed far far away
And all the lonely kopes shall glow with perfect day.
Unu the sobs of women and little children's cries
And groans Of dying soldiers shall never more arts.
Until the swift TuGela, from blood and carnage tt,
snail sing one long hosannah unto the listening sea
Cnt the praying burghers freed from wars slsrs
ana all the birds are singing around the furnished f
Cntll the weary watchers along the Thames and CLYDE
ohdlI welcome back their kinsmen on every swelling th
And all the island portals, with light-capped hna
crowned
Shall sight her sea-worn soldiers-reeved-s hnsf
bound.
le Christian men OF England the Ango-Saxo land
can not hope to bind them. these hosts of Gdsons q
his band OF praying burghcrs whom ye draw ii. 80
Arc dying, aye for freedom, like martyrs Of the Lord
They fight for home and justice they die as heroes DID
And vain is all your vaor for God is their side
ne glorious winds of heaven re-echo DER the sea
J ne vedt is still untaken-all people should be free
! ne dawn OF Armageddon is rising ser the world
Nhen right shall conquer power and wrong to hell ~
AND ye who thirst for power, take heed lest yc loa
M mankind loves brave fighters, the world is win
we pray you end this carnage, this crime for gold any
Beiore Gods wrath ocrtakcs you, before il 100 s
! ne masses now murmuring the tiers OF the lap
are praying for the burghcrs the hosts of Gldeons M
re Christian men of England Oh let this murder cay
ne world IS now weary the nations call Tor W..
Larry Chttenden, Poet Ranchman, in Nf"@S "'''
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

a New Jersey man wants divorce from his wife be-
she had dyed the coffee and thrown her hair at him he
would have had good grounds Tor actjonbhiic,rphf san
Or ii she had dyed him and thrown her hair at the coffee
nobody could blame him.
y
The Age does not how the Houston poltcians arr.
10 FURNISH the city cheaper electric light water except by
getting cheaper labor large percentage the cost 10 the
present companies OF furnishing light and water the money
they pay for iabor.-Beaumorf 4gc. O'''
Nothing sionishing the fact that you can not see
things clearly ~ that distance, Unc DanI
The editors shorthand In handy SATURDAY. evrrn.
the opera where he took down the following parody on
ne Blue ana the Gray by the noted comedian Nc
Cabe IN "Maloneys Wedding Day."
Three farmers the city went, Just for the sights to
" ~'sN'' "
Took in the town. did things up brown went on terrible
spree - ''S
Bought gold bricks and things an opium joint they went
ihy mn inc pPs now they are out of sight and their
-Yietoria Fact
The editor of the Fact should curse the day that he
learned shorthand
Lewis hasn't yet written spring poem but We are look
ing tor It every day.--Merio State Herald
Iis IN season wander with fair Angelina; when IN,
eynnss are misty and green or we 81, on the
sand and we LET to tbs seas and we also stir constantly
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PHILIPPINE ISLAND BONDS.

Old, homey maxims like Honesty is the best pol.
ICY, enforcing the ancient truth that it pays to do
right found to be Of much practical value in
this Twentieth century in the year /. Our govern.
ment yielded to the temptation of dishonesty exploit.
ing the Philippines and the disastrous consequences
of that National sin are multiplying with an appalling
rapidity
1t not enough that spent 500, 900 600 for
the islands and their Malay Inhabitants and 100000.
900 in hitherto unsuccessful attempt to subjugate
hom in order that in 1901 might export $4,000 900
worth OF goods to them but it is now proposed to float
philippine bonds in America, and the capital that is
uaAed to develop our country is to be taken out
10 and used abroad in order that we may boast in
the presidents words, that "our aim is high" that
I'VE hope TO do for them what has been done for
any people of the tropics and that deserve great
praise for the disinterested zeal their progress
that our people bave shown in the Philippines"
Governor Taft states that he discussed the sub
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/. IN tKSI T. NOMNERtE .-Any State statute which
IN MS direct result regulates the interstate transportation of
single individual carrier violates the commerce clause of
FL
.,.-
IIQJpR iRADE--On a prosecution for violation Of
me local option law. was proper to allow the State to in
troduce testimony OF various witnesses that they got viii sky
rem accused and that The orders given by him VIII sky
were sent him G. d. d. the testimony being admitted TO
snow the system Of defendants business 6. w. Rem
NleN'S' 5o7'
BOWLING ALLEYS .-Under general laws. Twenty sew
rnth legislature 267 prohibiting keeping or cxbb
ting OF tenpln alley for the purpose gaming where all
the ayers contribute equal toward the purchase
knife, which given to the PLAYER making the bcb
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Considering the Cost Of It.

New York Journal
The British taxpayer is practical person wy 4.
IN pounds Shillings and pence, and understands =
other business man, that patriotic sentiment n0''
dent can not fall his pocket. -
The British taxpayer began to grow tired .al
war some time ago and the Mehuen disaster VIII ~
ily TO his burden OF WEAKNESS. IN
Addressing the shareholders of the lloyds u@ns IN
don few days ago Chairman J. Spencer Philips =.
Who would have thought when we met n ~ s,e
the country was just emerging from the eriue" M
the war and fancied it the end approaching !.
years thence it would still be dragging on Z" III
have thought that consols which stood at 90 s., .
- from what they stood exactly twelve nonn'
they had been higher than that-eoua pyi IA
TO o. the point at which they stood in NoVenlp, "a
who would have thought the cost OF the war N 7,
as IT assuredly will TO one-thrd much AGAIN "a Is
sum of one hundred and hftythree millions "n .sr
of the National debt during the sixty-three -
late majesty's reign? m ra
The new loan OF two hundred million W" -,6
military cost of the war above the billion dos ss
And the Beers still fighting and Winning ,,xO,s
1t is not at all impossible that the Brinsa ~
long will be clamoring nightly for peace WIN ~
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HOPELESS.

Now Mrs. Rorer's been and gone
there's sorrow in her wake
For she has taught our ownest own
To brew and stew and bake.
he early biscuit was enough
For poor mere man to chew;
But now-indeed the outlook's tough
What can fellow do?
Though spuds and coffee be our wish
Indeed, it makes one sigh
She serves experimental fish
"Planked fsh"-and funny pie;
And with her recipes before.
While we stand pale aloof,
his charmer whom we loved Of yore
Doth put us TO the proof.
Backward turn backward the WHEEL
Oh, give back to life its sweet tonel
When we 60 home to meal,
Oh. give us the meals we hav. knoypl
lis nice for woman to cook,
To daily with fudge" and strange dov.
But to stand and build pie from book
All, where may mere man look for hop,l
al, NJ Ls EE
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The Control of Trusts.
Philadelphia Ledger,

Philadelphia Ledger.
The address OF James Dill Esq. the eminent corpora
on lawyer OF New York city. delivered before Harvard uni
versiy yesterday National Laws for Trusts appears in
todays Ledger. Il is lucid exposition OF the evils al
trusts as At present unregulated and suggests remedy
which the speaker believes will strip them their most ~
eeonable features MIR Dill accepts the term Trust ,
mean corporate combination engaged other than ocsi
business and confined in operations to the STAT.
Of rs creation lie then proceeds argue with great
elsion Of statement that the being National in be
scope and operations should be subject National oyettb
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Hollands Two Little Wars.

chicago Daily News. -, 80
The hold that Holland has its East lno.i 4 y
rather precarous The Arohon war stgssenli+ .s',ss
nigh thirty years, is having period OF Esl
kept the Hoisnders busy. Strange to say, il boz s
the Dutch troops arc doing what the Du'ca ~
south Atriea-burnine farms. They arc s'''
whole villages
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No Need to Hurry.
Tit Bits

Nudhank, rorcrs " w o' voc next Tram To
f0f's'-Pleny OF time, sir-t,-af,y tomorrow morning
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TAMPERING WITH TRrp, ].
DOGGnNF NM II. {

DOuuONE MY SKIM ooct
Doggohe my Skin--bHi ann IL er.
fcy soOHdcr herein oil aio.s1
Whcrc branches bend of tL,;r
an all tn 'corId seems lest A., s we'shl
ieF teS DC mere Auth heart a-b,f, ~
an gidd--no stords Ter saw h =,
bni rest look hHmbiy nb Ter HI,
IN frhiSPey soft, "Doggonc nv -.
Ter SCI tchere sinfey's tambied H..
The oak icdseS 10 the ,o,hcr sss.n
4 rHsiiin' carpet. deep an bro,rs -"
N.Y. 7oonid"f gi5e all I'm sror,a
IN that din't mWeh--conld tclI -
Iovc these hngsl | CAM b.. "o@
jest siSe up IN beRdin' boreh SUI
An 'VhiSper soft. "Doseone ~,
jca size up III sdgsin' boyss
The 5chiIc jdybird 'scny os o.
lest seoidS al me- N.Y. / qfio,r
Ter breathe his S7occi. ycfyesb;,
ict SCI an dream az hour or i,to y"
Of phdi am--1ronid hbe fo,,, L.
But cant dycoDlt ihe sky's Too Biz,
Jesf II" say "DoggoHe nv skinS
Doggonc my skin r NV all 4, ,u
m only Language at kno,vm
SET an hear tn blnetny call
In feel tn breeses softly blo,,
An ttish at could Jest erbres,
IN ecstasy I svdiiey in,
But God Kin read il oil I spes.
Though jest say, "Doeeonc 81, ,,,..
4 4 4
Kentucky preacher, instead of having ri, -.
sing, has them whistle. 1t is hardly probahIs .s0ns
'ne can get salvation merely by whstlins for !,
1t is said that Washington's water s,nni. ~
cut up to date there has been no kick frnn " = veg
Nen'ucsy n,
lust before sailing for Europe Mrs As,or ;,.a., !.
Twain and now the genial humorist doesnt ", .al
never comes back. esle
California man has wired Washington ,b.,
willing to accept the office of secretary Of bs e. "
Hitchcock should resign. 'He I'ssl
There has been another slaughter Of Trr,...
guses is doubtless the plural OF Tuns su''A \
New York plumber dropped into manbol, !,
hot several blocks through sewer main ;n,s ~
When resuscated he said that it all seemed ill., ~ n
iresm. nM \
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-. T.: 49, e,t ;1. p.., Il" eI,IS po-
on5 IN the south President Roosevelt went into the dem
scd and generally understood tina, he could not find INC
material he wanted in his own party The president was
generously appauded Tor this action and perhaps properly
80 DH IN the contest Tor the judgesmp OF the new Texas
district no sueh conditions as those named confront him
I'm thc person OF Hon Waller $ Burns of Houston Mr..
ouireens politically professionally and morally II. ;s
splendid la,yver perfect gentleman whose rva, Ifc 10
without reproaeh loyal republican and party whose
services have always and not nrequenty in trying times
been Forthcoming whenever wherever the party
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
PRINTING COMPANY,
by THE

N M TONNCTON -. .. FresIdent
a u PALMER. ....,.............s,Vi Vice President
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CORRESPONDENCE OF any description 5rhether 81
fcadcs for nc Basncss or Edoro. pcbfr'men should %
gdadf and an checks drafts 3oHcyordeS etc. made Pay
able 10 "TnE HoUSroS PENriNo ConPANY'
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OFFICE or PUBLICATION
Nos. lioi, i03, nos, 1907 and loo FfankIin avenue
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Entered at Tie Posoes at Houston Tcras Seeend-C'dS'
NM Maiier.
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EDITORIAL PIcKUPs.

Spring poets will please with their manuscripts
their full age, height aud weight and thus avoid
mistakes on our part-Rockbo1 Enterprise.
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1ur Beers foolish let Metbuen so without value
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bothered by hess then wend way home from an even
ing of hugs to sit up with baconrnd greasirg redbugs
lis no trouble all just rise up and and tear oft
stanEa beautiful spring
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TRH'ELYVc fGFNTS-C S Z, Holland, Auditor E.
r. Holland A. w. Palmer and 3. r. Ihroop
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Is JUST one respect Nose Harris resembles Gene Field
he only things that embarrassed Gene were facts
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INTERESTING LEGAL DECISIONS.

INTERSTATE COMMERCE-Any State statute which
IN us direct result regulates the interstate transportation of
single individual carrier violates the commerce clause of
the United States constitution p Sup c. Rep ((r S.
' w.. 0'''
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lE Stewart forces appear to he ready to fight every
hing and everybody except the official records which have
een pulled on them When the sprung they hunt
timber 1900
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McLAumT probably voted for the ship subsidy for the
uple reason that Tillman was against it,
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TIE DAILY rosT, THE SUNDAY POSI-
81 Columns 1903 to 2s4 Columns.
TIE aaNf-WEERLY poST {Monda1s and Thursdays)'
Jr1 Columns Fer Week.
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Aovcts from Europe convey the intelligence that Prince
lenry is able to SIT up aud take notice
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Extra Term of Court.

The State of South Carolina.
In accordance with the petition of q
majority OF the Bar of Anderson Coun-
ty, State of South Carolina, it is here
by ordered that Special Term of the
Court of Common Pleas for Anderson
County, in the State of South Carolina,
be held at Anderson Court House in
said County and State, beginning at
ten o'clock on Monday, the first day of
December, 1909. and continuing until
the 18th day Of December, 1902, unless
the business presented for trial before
said Special Court shall have been pre-
viously. disposed Of
is further ordered that the Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas for said
Anderson County shall cause notice to
De given, as required by law, OF said
Special Term of the Court of Common
l'leas for Anderson County in said
State.
1t is further ordered that Parties
shall be drawn, as provided by law, to
attend said Special Term of said Court
OF Common Pleas
And lastly, it is ordered that said
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
for Anderson County, South Carolina,
shall serve n certified copy of this
order upon Walter ii. Hunt, ESQ.,, at
Ncwberry,. State of South Carolina,
who has been commissioned by His
Excellcncy NJ. B. McSweeney, as the
Governor of the State of South Caro-
lima, rs Special Judge to preside over
said Court.
w. j. POrE.
Senior Associate Justice of the Sup
reme Court for the State of South
Carolina Presiding
Columbia, 5. c., Goth October, 1902.
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Valuable Farm and Wooded
Land For Sale.

BY virtue Of the authority vested in me
as the Executor of the Estate OF DR.. u.
A. Wilhite, deceased, will sell at public
outcry In front Of the Court House on
naiesday in december, 1902, at Anderson.
>. c., during the usual hours Of sale. un-
less sold sooner by private sale, the fol-
lowing described Land, situated in Cen
terville Township, and about 81 miles
from the City of Anderson:
TRACT No. J., containing ono hundred
ana forty-hve acres, more or less, adjoin-
ing lands Of ohm j. Jolly, w. II. McGill
and others, more fully described by Deed
executed by w. w. Humphreys. then
Master OF Anderson County. recorded i'm
office OF Clerk Of Court, Book III. pages
,3 and 81: together with plat recorded :,
BOOK WV, page ~.
TRACT No. .. contains one hundred
and thirty-three acres, more or less. adj
Joining Tract No ], bounded by lands Of
, j. Watson. Mrs. Martha Watson and
others, Decd from A. a. Dickson and nj.
=. smith: and more fully described by
Deed and plat recorded in Clerks office,
BOOK Xxx, pages G27, G2S and G29.
The greater portion OF this Land is in
original forest OF oak, hickory, pine, etc.
some Of the Land now in cultivation is
iresh Land, having been cleared Of tim
per 81 fow years ago. Both Of the above
Tracts are we'll watered and considered
part OF the best W CODED land in the Coun-
ty.
Terms OF Sale-One-third cash, balance
on credit Of one and two years, with
interest from day Of sale secured by
mortgage Of the premises and bond Of
purchaser, with privilege to anticipate
payment. Purchaser to pay extra for
papers and stamps.
For further particulars and plats call
at Wilhites Drug Store.
MRS. CORA L. WILHIrE.
Surviving Executrix.
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between teams representing Clemson
and South Carolina Colleges, which
resulted i'll victory for the latter.
The people of Columbia seemed to
have realized the Importance Of this
annual gathering in their city, and
they, together with the local Lodge of
Elks, provided musical attractions for
the visitors. The railroads, too,
greatly aided in attracting the i'm
mense crowd there by granting cx-
tremely low rates and running many
special trains from every section of
the State. Persons going into the
city on the midnight trains found it
extremely difficult to get lodging, and
some of then, when they secured a
bed, we're charged cxhorbitant prices
for it. Many. however, were forced
to spend the night in chair in the
hotel lobbies or on the streets. Three
citizens Of Anderson occupied one bed
about three hours in a room with no
furniture or copvenicnccs, and were
forced to pay % cents an hour for
that privilege. The crowd in attend
ancc no doubt exceeded Columbia's S
expectation, and her citizens did their
best under the circumstances to en-
tcrtain every visitor. The people
looked prosperous and contcntcd, and
everyone seemed to be happy and in
their best humor. Now, if the citi-
zcns of the Capital City will open
their purses every year as they did
this year and should have done years
ago, they can make the State Fair a
big success every year, and be greatly
benefited financially themselves.
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Judge Of Pr0hate's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
Nov 5. 1902

SLATE Ot SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
Joseph j. Fretwell, +. G. Brown. w. r
Osborne, j. T. Pearson and j. II.
Hasseln, surviving partners of the
mr.. nfm o.o OF sylvester 81 Bleckley Co., Plain
J. ID. Kelley and E. w. Long and
Farmers and Merchants Bank. cor
poration, and Julius II. We'll and Abra-
ham Lesser, partners in trade under
the name and style Of julius II. We'll
Il Co., Defendants.
Pursuant to the order of sale grant ad
herein, will sell on Salesday in Decem-
Der next. during the usual hours of sale
In front of the Court House in the CITY OF
Anderson, the Real Estate described as
follows, tO-wit:
/. All that certain Tract or parcel of
land, situate In Brushy Creek Town
ship County aud State aforesaid, con-
tanning one hundred and thirteen UI3)
acres, more or less, bounded by lands of
Theodore Smith, Mrs. NJ. j. Scot, and
others. known AZ part ofthe Revees ol ace.
IL. Also that certain other Tract or par
Gel OF Land, situate In Brusby Creek
Township. County and State aforeaaid.
containing fifty Six (5G) acres more or
less. bounded by above described Trac.
OF Land, II. Il. Reeves and others, and
known as part of the Reeves place, beir
the same ihnd conveyed to the said Sy.-
vf,ter Bleckley Co. by r. w. Lcss.
assignee, and j. l.. Tribble, agent for
creditors, by Deed bearing date Decem-
Der 2lst, 1892, and recorded in the office
Of K. Nj. G. for Anderson County. S. a..
In Book JJJ. pages 3o2 and 353, and con.
veyed by them toJ. r. Long by Deed
dated Decem ber 10th, 1893
Terms OF Sale-One-half Cash. balanc.
on credit Of twelve months, to be se-
cured by bond Of the purchaser and a
mortgage Of the premises, with Interest
upon the deferred payment from the date
OF sale at eight per cent per annum. Pnr-
chaser to have leave to anticipate paw
ment ana to pay extra for all necessary
papers.
R. Y. n. NANCE.
Judge of Probate as Special Referee.
Nov 8, 1902 20
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II t'RINTS FROM :,O TO 80 PEI, CI:Nr
MORE NATTER
Ir COY Frs \ LARGER AND Mor1
VARIED FIEIE
II CONTAINS FULLER MARKET Ufc
i'o:'Gh THAN ANY OTHER PAPER
ii:!hrl:D IN SOUTM CAROLINA
IT STANDS FOR THE INDUSTRIAL
AM: COMMERCIAL INTEREsTs OF
THE STATE.
IT. HEIIEvEG II THE FULLEST mrs.
CtSSION OF PUBLIC QUESTIONS.
L" DOES NOT TRY TO DRIVE. NIT
SEEKS TO CONVINCE PUBLIC
SENTIMENT
L. CVLTIvATEs THE SPIRIT or
HARMONY AMONG ALI. THE rEO-
PIE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN no OTHER STATE OF THE UNION
noes ANY ONE PAPER so COM
Pl.i"rELY COVER THE ENTIRE
FIELD OF MEMS AND INDUSTRY
AND ART
i! AN tEnIvALI.ED TI:LE-
GRAPHIC sf2RV VICE, EVERY
EVENT OF ANY IMPORTAa aCE II
':nNitI.:::, IN "Ilt; NEWS Avn
tJ: i:lEU.
:t:'. STir.:,, ruu rI.i: FARMER
T;': Hi\i>EH. wiiE MINISTER.
~ !: Law .i:U. THE MAyuE>C-
90 i;E::. TUE NECuANIC, THE
"'.;!iiNGI\N AND THE CApI-
ttLIST.
Low IS the Time 10 Subscribe.
CANA. Gnr Your ain
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~ ND 81 nEAi. One Year = II
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1t was our privilege to spend two
days at the State Fair in Columbia
last week and in point of attendance
the occasion WIS big success. Ia
fact, in this respect it was record
breaker. The grounds we're crowded
with people every day, and it was al
most impossible to so through the
buildings and view the exhibits,
which were very good in every depart
ment. The stock exhibit probably
excelled those Of many preceding
years. On Thursday one Of the main
attractions was the game Of foot ball