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The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1902-11-13
Mexican
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at takes the constant labor of
60, 900 people to make matches for
the world
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1902-11-13
stops the Cough and Works Of
Cold

LaxativcBromo-Qninine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No cure
no pay. price 15cts.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1902-11-13
One s.7isasaESs Cough esssFs0
For Coughs, cosels and Group
Land for Sale.

/ have the following described
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1902-11-13

DRY ground is the best floor for
a poultry house"
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Hollands Store.

The hot dry winds that we have had
for the past few days are telling dctri-
mentally on the crops, and unless rain
comes in short time crops will be
short.
Our farmers are well up with their
work. Corn is about all laid by and
cotton Sresh plowed and in fine shape
tor the rain when it comes.
There is being large quantities of
blackberriescanned by our lady friends.
Ihe crop of this fruit was never better
in this neighborhood.
Peaches will not pan out as we'll ne
was expected some months ago. They
have fallen off and still continue to do
SO.
We had the pleasure last week of at
tending a Union Meeting at Sardis
Church, just across the Savannah, in
Hart County. 1t was a most interest
ing spot in this scribe's memory. We
were accompanied by Rev. H. W. Allen
took IN active part in the exercises.
There were twelve preachers present
and a large attendance each day. On
Sunday only about one half of the peo-
pie could get in the house. The intro
tluctory sermon was preached by Rev.
John Brown. young minister OF much
promise. His sermon was we'll deliv-
cred and was thoughtful and inspiring.
The closing sermon on Sunday was
preached by Rev MIR. Allen and was n
fine effort. In the afternoon on Sun
day n very interesting program was
rendered by :he children Of the Sunday
School of this Church The manner in
which they acquitted Themselves re-
fleets credit on all concerned. The
hospitality of the Georgia people is
prOverbial. and those Sardis people nre
no exception to the rule.
We are nll we'll.
Burke.
J,,1u
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STATE NEWS.
Burke.
July l.

- Lightning killed two valuable
mules for NJ. t. Ferguson in Orange,
burg'rccently.
- Herbert Floyd, who is wanted in
Laurens for murder, has been captur-
ed in Baltimore.
More than .i25 teachers are at
tending the State summer school at
Winthrop College.
- The banks and mills Of Spartan.
burg will pay out this month $229 5l3
in semi annual dividends.
- On the Thompson billiard farm
in Spartanbrys County 800 bushels of
wheat were th.ashed from - acres.
Will Walker. negro convict,
was killed while trying to escape from
the County changing near York.
vile.
- The severe whipping of chain gang
convicts III Abbcvillc Count, has been
reported to the Governor by Solicitor
Baggs
The State militia is soon TO re.
ceivc about $3 0uU worth of arms and
equipments from The national govern.
ment.
- The smallpox epidemic in Chcs-
ter and York Counties has been stamp
ed out after several months work by
State Sanitary Inspector, DIR. L. B.
Bacot.
- At meeting of the board Of visi.
tors of the South Carolina Military
,1o Il:
crease was made in the salaries of all
the members Of the faculty
In disturbance which occurred
at Camden between some white boys
and negroes Victor Clifford, a white
b"y about 10 year. old, was knocked
down by negro und almost under a
passing train. A serious riot followed d
in which one white man aud one ne.
gro we're slightly wounded
= The Supreme Court of South
Carolina held. in the record case of
Brandenberg w. Z-igler, that the
owner Of land on which surface waite,
has collected in p"nd has no right By
cutting she natural rim Of the basin tc
drain the wafer upon neigh Dor pro.
pertt 10 MIS- INJURY.
- Phi. siciaus in this State are
greatly conc+rnrd over wha, they be
lieve to be The alarming increase ol
insanity among n.groes Years ago
this disease ~as alm"st unAnnwn tc
the negro, hu' u app. atS I" be spread
ing. According t" estimates made by
DR. Babc"ck, snprr,ntenneit Of the
State lu"a'ic asy lum, th,- condition
| now l. wn>. tha I've, before Many
reasons arr a.. .",d hn il ,s the
op'"'"" II c,h"s rhy iri,p> that tn.
! cnmm"n "e ia ..s ,,,I hat isxy
Is In iare. 'nea-mr sp"usibiC.
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In McI;lorianl.

a tribute %! love from the l.adics'
! Working Society of the First Baptist
Church of Anderson to Mrs. e. a.
Reed
AS the shadows were lcngthrning
there came in on the evening breeze
this loving message to our sister, ''The
| Master cOmcth and calltth for thee :"
Quickly gathering her garments Of
| spOtlcss white around her, and with
lamp brightly burning. the redeemed
spirit OF Fannie Kingsley Reed went
joyously forth to greet the Master,
with the happy response, ''Ilere, Lord,
] am Eternity alone can reveal the
deep abiding influence Of her Christian
character.
When president of the Ladies' " ork-
ing Society she ruled with gentle dig
nifty, rare discretion and courteous
consideration. Jealous in every de-
partment Of its work, she was an inspi-
ration to those who labored with her.
Duty being the key note of her daily
life tho timely admonitiOn, "WhatsO-
ever thy hand findeth to do, do it with
they might" was truly excmpliticd in
all her works.
AS a friend we cherish her memory
rs one of the sweetest flowers that
sheds it's fragrance along life's path
way.
lTuStlnR tnaC Wncn the message
comes-as come it must to each and
every one of us-may we not only find
the gates ajar. but by its cleaning
portal 'the risen Saviour" and the
glorified face of our sister beaming
forth q welcome to that beautiful land,
where the flowers bloom in perpetual
beauty and the inhabitants never say,
81 am sick"
That in the going away of our friend
and sister we have each sustained
personal loss and the Ladies' Working
Society one of it's most jealous, lOvable
and efficient members.
Resolved 10 the sOrrowing loved
ones and friends we offer our deepest
sympathy, praying that the God whom
she loved and trusted will wipe all
tears from their eyes SO that with an
dimmed vision they may see the loving
hand of Him loosenIng the cords on
earth and Tightening them in heaven.
Mrs. Benz. f.. Wilson,
Mrs. j. -. Chapman,
Mrs. j. y. Brown,
Mrs. j. l.. Tribble,
Mrs. Eva Murray,
Committee.
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Congress, after long and tedious
session, adjourned on the 1st inst.
and it has made record that will rot
soon be forgotten. When the fifty
fifth Congress surpassed all previous
records by making appropriations that
aggregated round billion Of dollars
the country's amazement was great.
But Thomas B. Reeds billion dollar
Congress- was destined to be less
than five years wonder. The 6fty
seventh Congress has totally eclipsed
the fifty fifth in this respect. 1t has
made the new appropriation record Of
nearly billion dollars at a single scs-
sion.
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There is a touch Of gallantry not Of
ten found in the Congressional Direc-
tory, where each member records his
autobiography, in the story of the life
Of Robert W. Davis, of Florida. He
tells of his early struggles and subse-
quent achievement, and in the latest
edition of the Directory adds: "Bc-
fore reaching his majority he was mar
ried to Miss Peter Mercer, and to her
influence is due whatever Of success
he has attained. Many other mem
bers doubtless owe much to their
wives, but he is the only one to make
public confession of the obligation.
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FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized to announce DR. r. F.
SMITH as candidate for Congress from the
Third Congregational District subject to tue res ult
vi tho Democratic priIaary election.
We are authorized to announceGE f PRINCE.
as ca ndidate for Congress from the Third Con-
gressional District, subject TO the result of the
Der ocratic primary election.
WYATT AIKEN Is announced as a candidate
trct rutiect. 10 the action Of the Democratic
primary erection.
hereby announce myself candidate for Con
gress from the Third Congressional District, sub
ject To the action of the Democratic primary eec-
ton. WMJ S-TRIRIfNC
l announce myself candidate for Congress
from the Third Congressional district, subject to
the action Of the Democratic Primary
". KUCKER Jr.
hereby announce mys.lfa a candidate for Con.
gress from the Third Congressional District sub
ject 70 the result Of the Democratic primaTy alec.
,on !. II. MCI., iiA
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The revenue repeal act, which re-
moves all that is left of the war tax,
went into effect the 1st inst, the be-
ginning Of the fiscal year. The in
ternal revenue laws then returned to
the point at which they were at the
beginning Of the Spanish american
war. AT the commencement of hos
tilities Congress-. in the endeavor to
Increase the revenues Of the govern
ment commensurate with the increas-
ed expenses caused by the enormous
outlay in conducting the war, raised
the tax c. all things already taxed,
and taxed many things Oh which no
tax had been paid since short while
after the civil war.
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The President has re-appointcd j.
b. Richardson postmaster at Green
vile. He was not confirmed by the
Senate, owing to personal objections
by Senator Tillman; but the people Of
Greenville want him continued in of.
fee and we are gratified to know that
the President has acccded to their re-
quests. By his action, Senator Till
man, it seems, would prefer to give
the people Of Greenville carpet bag
ger or some other Objectionable char.
acter
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The bill of Representative johnson
providing for an additional district
judge for the western district of South
Carolina failed to even get out Of the
subcommittee of the judiciary com
mittee of the House Of Representa-
tives. The reason for this was that
the department of justice reported
against the bill, claiming that there
was not sufficient business in South
Carolina to guarantee the appointment
Of an additional judge. Whether the
measure can be passed next session is
doubtful.
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In the changes made in the Allan
tic Coast Line railroad by its purchase
of the Plant System, we are glad to
note the promotion Of Mr.. w. j.
Craig, passenger and freight agent Of
the G. & W. G. in Augusta. He is
now made general passenger agent Of
the Atlantic Coast Line with head
quarters at Wilmington, N. G. Mr..
Craig is first class railroad man and
always the courteous gentleman, and
the Coast Line has done we'll in giving
him this position.
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President Roosevelt has appointed
Major Micah jenkins collector of In
ternal Revenue of this State to sue
ceed Geo. Il. keostcr, who, on ac-
count of Senator Tillman's objections,
failed to be confirmed by the United
States Senate. Maj. jenkins is a
Democrat and was given the position
on account of his intimate personal
relations with the President. He is
now teaching in Virginia, but will
come to his native State snd take
charge of the Office in Columbia at
once. The Republicans in this State,
of course, are not pleased with the
appointment.
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HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,

l hereby announce myself as II candidate for
mtmier Of the House of Representatives of this
: ate from Anderson County. subject to the ac-
ton OF the Dem cratic party at the anproachiug
primary eleotiO J g. DOUrHIr.
Al the solicitation Of many friends. hereby
announc yself candidate for the House of
HepIescntativ; and will abide the nctl Of the
pcu ocratic primary. S. N. rEARMAN.
hereby announce mystl! q candidate for re-
ell cion To the House Of Re, ent.tive. subject
10 The action of she Democra attic prsmary elec,inn
X. Il. a. ROBINSON.
hereby announce myself a candidate for re-
election To the House of Rep, esentatives from
Anderson County, subject 10 the rules If the DEM
ocratic primary. q. A. RANKIN
l hereby announce myself a candidate for
the House OF Representatives.. subject to the ac-
tion Of tho Democratic primary election.
A. Fl. DAGNALL.
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE.

1 hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Judge of P.oba O. subject to the rule, of thu DEM
ocratic patty r. Il BURRI,S
hereby announce myself candidat. for re-
election o the ofic- OF Judge of Probate OF An
derson County subject to the action of the Demo-
c.atlc prima election.
r Y. n. NANCE
To the People OF Anderson County:
hereby announce myself candidate for the
office ol Probate yn ge Of This County, aubj ct TO
tue ruh OF tho Democratic party / c"nfess
ha no grrai love TO- the ',outt House, but me
crssfiy Is hard master" If ecnd I vi strive
tics tn such manner tn on. ever viii, b.
sD.ry -as elected .his /. the last ii ne will
ask for County Office. Very tru,y yours. %A
i.S E. T. BROWN. &
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The close, hot nights are extremely
beneficial to growing cotton, upon
which SO much Of the prosperity of
our city and section depends. Just
try to remember that when you are
tossing in roasted discomfort, and
even if it does not cool you, it may
soothe somewhat your heated
thoughts.
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As Nr. l.. w Jordan vas driv-
ng over the ilroaG crossing near the
| Seneca Cotton Mills few minutes be-
fore Q clock last Wednesday morn
ing his buggy was run into By the
Blue Ridge passenger train aud Mr.
Jordan was badly, but it is hoped, not
seriously hurt Ills knee was knock ed
out Of joint and he is otherwise badly
bruised.
= \ United States pension exami-
nation board will be established in
upper South Carolina, with Grecnville
as headquarters. The board will con
sist Of three physicians. This will be
a great convenience for applicants in
that section, as heretofore they have
been compelled to 90 either to Hen
dcrsonville or Asheville to be examin-
ed.
+. B. Fishburne, freight con-
, ductor on the Southern Railway be-
tween Charlotte and Columbia, is at
the head Of movement to hold in Co
lumbia, some time next fall, tourna-
ment among the chess players of the
State, one feature of which will be a
contest for the championship of the
State, the winner to be presented with
beautiful gold medal, suitably en-
graved.
= The Oconee County Com mission
ers have closed contract with the
American Road Machinery Company
for one rock crusher, two water tanks,
two dump carts, two wheel scrapes and
two mule scrapes. This machinery,
together with the two engines, TWO
road machines and two plows bought
three weeks ago, gives Oconee County
complete and up-:o- date road max
ing outfit.
u negro known as Thomas Mad
dry, but answering to the description
Of Dan Gould who is wanted in North
Carolina for murder, was arrested at
Georgetown recently. Gould beat a
white man to death with fence rail
20 years ago and was sentenced to
hang. He escaped from Jail before
the day set for his execution and has
not been seen since This negro an
swers to Gould's description and will
be sent to North Carolina for identifi-
cation.
- Reports from Edgefeld indicate
that there was considerable degree of
excitement there at the campaign
meeting last Wednesday, Three Of
the candidates for Governor are from
that County and the feeling betwee q
Tillman and Talbert is strong. Tai
bert seemed to be in the majority, but
Tlllman supporters were equally as
noisy. Neither was allo we'd to ma ke
his speech, the old gag Of "howli ng
down" being resorted to.
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The candidates for State and Con-
gressional honors will be the guests Of
Anderson County next Friday, 11th
inst. Give them cordial greeting.
Let every speaker have the thought
ful and earnest attention of the audi
ence. Receive them as gentlemen re-
ceive gentlemen.
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STATE SENATE.

! hereby announce myself candidate for The
State Senate, subject 20 the action Of the Demo-
cratic primary election.
JNO. X. HOOD.
l hereby announce myself rs n candidate for
the state Senate subject 10 the action of the Dem
ocra ic primary.
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SUPERVISOR

hereby announce myself candidate for the
once OF snpervieor for Anderson County, subject
10 The action OF the Democratic primary election.
g. JACKSON.
hereby announce myself rs q candidate for ra-
election to the office Of County supervisor, subject
to the rules o. the Democratic patty.
j. N. VANDIVER
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

a1- Candidates. announcements will be pub
lished until the Primary Election for Five Dollars
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Don't ask us to credit
you
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FOB AUDITOR.

hereby announce myself a. o candidate for re
election to the ofica Of County Auditor subject I,
the rules Of the Democratic party.
& n. C., BOLEMAN,
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Like all other Mccormick Machines,
Mccormick Hay Rakes are built on hon
or. 1t is by far the strongest and most
perfectly constructed Rake on the mar
ket. You should certainly not buy q
Rake until you have examined the Nc
Cormiok, for 1t ls the Rake Of all Rakes.
and the acknowledged monarch OF the
grass field. Sullivan Hardware Co. will
be pleased to demonstrate to you the
pointa Of superiority of the Mccormick
HaV Rake
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FOR COUNTY TREAsURER.

hereby announce IN yself Us q candidate for re-
election to the office Of County Treasures. suhjec,
TO the action Of the democratic primary election
JAMES n. PAYNE.
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CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MAYOR.

am "A candidate for Mayor of'Ander.
SOD, subject 70 the rules goyei ming G
Democratic primary.
J. NJ. SULLIVAN.
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NOTICE.

WILL let to the lowest responsible
bidder on Friday, the 18th inst. at 3 D. M,
the building Of Bridge over q branch on
the Durham Bridge road, between j. G..
Ellison's and the Briggs place, near Con-
crete School House, In Brushy Creek
Township.
Also, on Monday, the 2lst inst. at 8
p. No., the building Of o Bridge over Lit
tie Beaverdam Creek at Simmons Ford,
on road leading from Earle's Bridge to
Fair Play, in Fork Township.
Reserving right to accept or reject any
or all bids. J. N. VANDIVER,
univ o. 1902 Go. Supervisor 40
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- The man in the moon is blush
red because he sees so many queer
things.
- Humor is like whiskey in making
person who uses too much of it very
wabbly.
- After man has been married
too long he doesn't worry so much be-
cause life is too short.
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Money to Loan at z per CT.

I have several Thousand Dollars that
Will loan on Farming Lands in Ander-
son County at Seven per cent. interest.
VIII loan you any amount from Three
Hundred Dollars up.
f.. G. McADAMS,
Attorney a. Law, Anderson, 8. c.
July 9, 1902 3 3m
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JUST remember the QUALITY ALLNESS
our Prices Yours always truly,
JOHN "A. AUSTIN MAGNET,
High Price Breakers Makers the
Post Omee that gives Fans and you
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Notice to Creditors.

State OF BOuth Carolina,
County Of Anderson.
The Creditors OF the Estate of Eliza
beth Kay, la,o deceased, are hereby noti.
fed to present their claims to one Of the
undersigned, duly itemized and certified
to, within the time required by law, or
the same will not be allowed. All per-
sons owing said Estate are notified to
make payment at once.
THOMAS B. KAY, rx.o.o~s
JOHN II. KAY. @@e'"'ors'
July 8. 1902 8
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Fill in the missing words. Magnet aud
Waeh Century Air Ship FOR bows
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SOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY
ACADEMY.

TWO Vacancies in the State Beneficial.
~ Scholarship are to be awarded on COM
petitive examinations for this, Anderson
County. Blank forms Of application
should be applied for at once 70 Col. C. 8.
Gedsden, Chairman Board of Visitors.
These applications, fully made out. must
be In the hands of the Chairman on the
3lst July in order to receive attention.
G.. s.. GADSDEN,
Chairman Board XiaitOra.
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W0FF0RD COLLEGE.
SI,artanburg, 81. q.


II. N. SNYDER. NJ. A., President.
Full College Courses. Favorable
surroundings. The best influences.
Necessary expenses from $16O to
SIZE for the year. For Catalogue or
other information, apply to
J. a. GAMEWELL, Secretary.
Wcfford College Fitting School,
Sparsanburg, 9. G.
Elegant new building. Careful at.
tention to individual student. Board
and tuition for year, &110. All in
formation given by
A. M. DUPRE, Head Master.
July 8, 1902
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-01-03
j S / nslyA1e,Aee9
!. II: Totes.
OIMU1z NOTELETs.

By4"Archibaldus.''
Happy New Year TO all.
Have you recovered from your
Xmas YET? We hayen't.
Walter Atkin !. is home from his
studies at &. C. to spend the hoii-
days.
Robert McInnss, jr., brother of our
INC" is visiting his brother in the
city this week
Miss Keenan, of Great Bend. spent
Xmas with her. sister Mrs. Nally, in
this metropolis.
DR.. G. L. Katz is at Iiebenthal
and Hays City, Kans., this week on
professional business.
|. Prof. Fl. II. Boyle. now resides in
town. Weather got little too cool
for his reereative walk home every
evening.
Skating is and has been the glory
Of the small boy and the grown up
girls the pact week or so, no drown
ings reported as yet.
Mr.. T. H. Boyle resumed his
studies at the Great Bend Normal
Tuesday morning, after pleasant
vacation with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leabo, of Goldfield,
Colo, are spending the holidays in
this. vicinity, visiting friends and rel
atives. Mrs. Leabo was formerly
Miss Minnie Bittner.
+ Mr.. Art Taylor, our genial young
banker, was the happy recipient of a
] handsome new road wagon which be
!. found in his stocking Christmas morn
ing; it was a present from his grand
mother.
A good sized crowd of young folks
attended the Masque ball at Heller
last Tuesday evening, and a good
time is reported. We wonder why
our. friend who generally gets his
hammer out and knocks on such af-
fairs didn't follow up his time honored
custom in this case?
News are very scarce this week, but
we hope to get next to them next
time, after our holiday headaches
have disappeared, and what mind we
do possess has got back to Its normal
condition.