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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-03-13
Foreign.

Queen Alexandra was the sponsor at
the launching of the British frst-class
battleship Queen, and King Edward Of
hciated at the laying OF the keel plate
of the frst-class battlcship King Edward
VII. at Plymouth.
Berlin newspapers publish reports that
the Boer Commandant Kritzinger, who
was captured by the British, had been
tried by court-martial and sentenced to
death, but his sentence has been COM
nuted to banishment for life
The British steamship Harmonides,
which was in collision with the steamer
Waesland off Holyhead, was towed into
Liverpool with 4 great hole in her bows.
She brought the passengers of the Waes-
land, which went down
The French Minister OF Finance stated
in the Chamber of Deputies, in answer to
a query that all sugar bountes would be
abolished. and that he thought the result
OF the convention would be beneficial.
In the City Temple, in London. Rev.
Joseph Parker arraigned King Edward
for brewing beer and attending a Sunday
concert.
Hon. Alfred Lyttleton, according to an
English rumor, may succeed Lord
Pauncefcte as British Ambassador at
Washington
King Edward laid the Foundation for
a new roval naval college for cadets at
Dartmouth.
The White Star liner Celtic. with
American tourists on board, arrived at
Jafa
The refusal Of the Bankers Commits
sion to accept the February installment
OF the Chinese indemnity owing to the
foreign governments being unable to
agree to terms concerning its division
will, il IS feared. render collection OF fu-
ture installments more difficult.
The American Line steamer Waesland
from Liverpool for Philadelphia. and the
British steamer Harmonides, from Para
for Liverpool, collided at night off Holy
head. WaIes. The Waesland sank. but
her passengers and crew were saved.
Gen Tung Fu Hsiang is causing the
Chinese court much uneasiness by per
sisting in surrounding himself with .
large body of troops, and which may
add to the rebellion.
The Pope received a number of en-.
yoys from different parts of Europe, in
Guiding one from Emperor William
! They presented him with costly gifts.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-03-13

The Pittsburg Plate Glass Companys
>rohts for the year were $I,so3, ,6s8zs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-04
Lumberman's Convention.

For the Lumberman's Convention
at Houston April 5. 10 10. 1872, the
Houston d Texas Central Railroad
will sell round trip tickets at reduced
rates. Dates Of sale will Doe April 6.
and Z. and for train arriving at Hous-
ton morning of Aprils. Tickets will
be limited 10 leave Houston not later
than April ~.
The Lumberman's Special for
Mexico City will leave Houston at
Ii:i5 p. IN. April 10. via the Sunset
Route, and will stop at all points Of
interest In the Republic along the
route travelled. \ very low rate will
be made 10 delegates attending the
Convention, ana extension Of limit
will be made on the tickets sold TO
Houston or Mexico City.
This Is n rare chance To visit Mex
leo City. For information regarding
rate. schedule, sleeping ear ac-
etc, write Carl +. Drake,
Austin Tex. or
NJ. l.. Robbins T. j. Anderson
g.. =. a Il. A. A. &. Z. A
Houston, Tex.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-04
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Sheriff Jones Davis OF Blackfoot.
captured near Missoula. Mont. Charles
Carey and Charles Irwin. alleged horse
thieves OF southern Idaho. Pursuit had
been kept up since August
Reports from the Louisiana rice belt
show that the acreage 20 be planted
will be 20 per cent larger than last
year.
a. J. Sewell. who was convicted in
Scurry sounty. Tex. OF seduolng his i3-
year-old stepdaughtcr. was sentenced
70 30 years in the pentltentiary
Franz Hahn, aged n. committed sui
eide AZ Boouville. No. He had been
respondent since the death OF his wife.
The Maryland legislature has passed
bill to allow women 10 practice law.
The color-line Z. not drawn
Miss Ethel Bailey OF Crystal Springs.
Miss. sister OF Senator Joe Bailey OF
Texas. will be sponsor for Mississippi
az the Dallas reunion.
John Shaw az Springfield. No. acct
doutally killed himself while cleaning
an old squirrel rife.
AANNfANNN NNWhaNnH NN nAANh anu
killed Charles Baker has been indicted
az Evansville. Ind. for murder In the
fr.. degree
Governor Davis OF Arkansas has par
doned Louis Nedren. who was convict
ed OF criminal assault on a little girl.
While attempting 20 cut out some
cars az Morgan. Tex. Brakeman Harry
C. Ennis fell under the cars and was
instantly killed.
Il Is said that Admiral Sampson will
never regain his health. although able
10 take outdoor exercise.
Kansas City packers have given no.
tice TO retail dealers that the price OF
beef will be raised
A FIRE az Fukyn. Japan. destroyed
1000 homes.
Smallpox has appeared In the Md
land college az AtchIson. Kas.
The weavers OF Norwich, Conn. have
had their wages advanced 10 per cent.
The house made rapid progress
with with the sundry civil appropria-
tion bill. completing 80 OF the 1873
pages OF the bill.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-04
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. \. NJ. waldrop is visiting in
Waco.
Hal Hearue returned from Calvert
yesterday.
Plenty Of large German millet on
band. +. c. Harder. iO3
H. Rohde returned from Houston
yesterday.
Five room house for rent. Apply
10 Mrs. J. Il. Johnson. los
Mrs. John Mickey returned To An
derson yesterday.
special-i5c dimity at Zoe at Coul-
ter's. div
J. p. Wilson has returned from
New Orleans.
Nice strained honey at Jno. NJ.
Lawrence Il Co.'s. lO3
Mrs. A. +. Collins returned from
Calvert yesterday.
II. @. Rhodes returned from a bus
tness trip yesterday.
A nice line Of pant, suit and skirt
goods at Conl'ers. los
DR.. J. r. Eaves, Of Millican, was
"a visitor here yesterday.
II. G. Robinson returned from Cor
sicana yesterday.
Cook-Good white girl wanted for
cook. Apply to &. +. Moore. los
Or. Julius Zulch, Of Willow Hole.
was in the city yesterday.
VIII. McMlchael, Of Edge, was
here making purchases yesterday.
Specialize bleached domestic AZ
Coulter's. DIV
Mrs. Matte Scrimshire returned
from Millican yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-04
Dansbv & DanSby
Phone ia
Phone ia

Judge \. G. Brietz went 20 Ander-
son yesterday.
G. II. warlng Of Little Rock Is Wis
iting friends In Bryan.
W. o. Sanders 4 Go. have fitted
mp neat office for their brokerage
business.
Drs. Cole, Scott 4 Roberts will re-
main In Bryan three 60 days, April
Z, and o. 100
William Harrison came down
from Dallas yesterday, going on 10
College.
LOST-A brooch set with pearls.
suitable reward for return 90 this
office. iOj
Mrs. +. VI. Hall and Miss Adah
Lee Polk left yesterday for Hemp
stead 20 make their home.
For Sale-Three good milch COWS
fresh la milk ans cheap. T. ;.
Mirtor. i06
Mrs. W. ;. Wilson left for Hunts
Vile yesterday, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Gay.
Rooms for rent close 10 business
part Of town. Apply 20 Mrs. Lind
sey or McCorquodale stable. lO6
The ladies of the Christian church
realized 5000 net rs a result Of their
bonnet and lunch sale at the city
hall.
Ladies-Why let your husbands
pay 81 and $50 for shirts when they
can buy the best madras at Coulter's
al I5c. iO3
Miss Esther BOatwright returned
from college at Bolton last Sunday
night, and is at home confined 10 her
couch with an attack Of catarrhal
fever.
Parcnts-If your boy is hard on
shoes, send him 10 Coulter's with
81 30 and We will sell him a pair that
will last him. DIV
meeting Of the stockholders
of the Merchants and Planters bank
Tuesday afternoon, the number OF
the board of directors was increased
from six 20 seven by the election OF
Mr. f.. N. Astin as a director. Mr..
Astin Is one of the successful young
planters Of the Brazos bottom and
justly popular In business aud social
circles.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage Of Miss Frances Elinor Parker
To Mr.. Phineas Shield Tilson, We'd
uesday evening, April, rs, 1902, at 9
o'clock, 81. Andrews church. At
home after May Il, Bryan, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-04

The building committee expects TO
have plans perfected by the middle
of the month 90 turn the Methodist
church building over To the pur-
chaser. Mr.. j. y. Cole, 10 bee torn
down. Thereafter, through the
kindness Of Mr.. John b. Mike,
church services and sunday school
will be- held at the opera house, the
evening service at 6 o'clock, until
the new church is finished.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-04
Confederate Reunion At Dallas.

For trains passing Bryan April 2ist
and for train passing Bryan April
22nd 2:iT a. m, II. 4 +. G. will sell
round trip tickets to Dallas, fare
$40. For other trains April % and
. will sell tickets 10 Dallas and re-
turn. fare 1910. All tickets for con-
tinuous passage each way. Final
limit Of tickets 10 leave Dallas not
later than April 18th i9O2.
2iapr W. ;. wilson, Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-04
T.lm.r. ssrlon.Iy ~.

Washington. April AT the resi-
dence Of Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage. Il Is
stated that his condition has remain
ed unchanged lie Is said 10 still be
a very sick man and his physicians
have Informed the family that II
there Is 20 be any improvement al
all IL will be very slow.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-04
Hotel Arrivals.


Robt Boggs, Corsicana; G II Per-
sons. Cincinnati; II Cook, ~ Lou
isis Dallam, Palestine; Mrs. Net
tie smith. Atlanta; r A Berp' w II
Hart, II r Dyer, - Louis; Miss Al
len. REL Upchurch, Grimes eoun-
tv: TN Patterson, Chicago; Har-
ris. Paducah; II l. Houston, Corsi-
cana; Max Schintzer, New York ;
ID Heidenheimer, Galveston; + b
Glenn, Andy Williams, II x TIC; +
l. stevenson, Dallas; J T. Pace, Viz
ginia: Milton Adler, Cincinnati;
WIN Freed, New York; A Il Waller
Virginia; J } Wagner, Kansas city.
TUCKER HOUSE.
FIN Lowry, Navasota; G W Ryan,
Richmond: Ed Elliott, Edge; Jim
CLANCY. Mesa: J Terrell, Chicago;
J ID Rudd, Calvert; VIM Brown
Austin; G u Darnell, Chicago; { II
Waring. Little Rock; G. = Olmsted,
Houston; + b Hamlin, ! a G. \.
CENTRAL.
Johnson and wife. 1 * g. y. j
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-04
National Ls.Eu. War over.

New York. April 3.-The National
League baseball war Is practically end
cd. H. G spaldlng has resigned his
claim as chief executive and the Office
will be rendered TO VIM. G. Temple OF
Pittsburg.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-04

FOR SALESMAN house ex-
elusive OF lot almost new and in good
condition will sell at a bargain. Ap-
ply at this Office FOR particulars. TOE
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-04
10 Cure Malaria In Four n,x.

To Cure Malaria In Four Days.
Take oulnorla. All druggists are an
thorized to refund the money In any
case OF chills. fever or malaria II falls
cure. Price soc per package. n.
II. James, the leading druggist. Bryan.
Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-04
High Grade Coffee

only.upon ordcrII This coffee IL roasted. her
metlcaily sealed IN ar-tight canistsrs, and ship
ped-all on the same day. II you want coffee
which shall make your mouth water FOR another
cup. Try one pound Of Chase and sanboru's High
Grade Conees. u will b. given you IN an
imported, Right parchment lined bag. Try
Il once Sold only by
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-04

Johnson and wife, / q G y; j
4 Kerr, Cotton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-04

due last Friday. tell % being
bound for four days aud I'VE ~
on the prairies Of North Dakota. in the
midst of the worst blizzard the north
west has seen In many years. with only
food enough for two frugal meals a
day. and with a small amount Of fuel.
The ladies' had 10 wrap themselves Ia
blankets and the men 20 wear their
overcoats day and night 20 keep from
freezing The train was completely
lost 10 the world
Late Thursday afternoon n picked
IT'S way out u willlston in the hops
Of being able 10 reach Mlnot. four
miles away. before night Almost
midway. at little stopping place
called Ray. where there Is only a sid
ing. a water tank and a coal shed. the
train stalled The engineer thought
he could run the engine back TO VIII
liston and get aid. and taking the con-
ductor with him. started on the return.
The lone engine was stuck in drift
in cut a short distance out Of town
and had 20 be abandoned. This left
the train Of eight coaches and about
$50 passengers alone on the siding and
with all communication cut on. Then
started the long siege. during which
the cold had 10 be borne and hunger
stlned. There was much suffering.
There was an lncipient riot on the
first day. Tho second-class passengers
Insisted that they must have as much
or more food than the others. and as
they were IN larger numbers and had
more rayenous appetites. Il was din.
cult 10 conhne them 10 their quota.
Many were not willing. az the first.
class passengers insisted. that the
women and children should be- led and
taken care u. but after some argument
they were prevailed upon 90 yield
Monday evening Prof COlgrave ~
the University n Washington. who was
On route east on a vacation trip. and
who bad been respondent and morose.
attempted suicide by cutting his throat
with a razor There was a physician
on the train. but be had no facilities
for performing the necessary operation.
and Il was absolutely necessary 20 get
into communication with one of the
ucighhoriug towns In their despera-
ton the passengers went through the
train chests and in the conductors
box found a telegraph instrument. 4
young man. an electrician. on the
train. faced the blizzard and tapped
one N the wires and attached the In
strument he knew little about
telegraphy and notified the operators
az both MIrot and WIllistou OF what
had occurred. From each place a
snow pillow was started IN front OF an
engine bearing a surgeon. The one
from Minot. after a hard nights work.
reached the siding early the following
morning. and the wounded man was
removed on the first train % St. Paul.
where he was cared for az the city hos
pital The almost famished passen-
gers. who had suffered from the cold
and exposure. were given food and
warm berths in the first train pushed
through the drifts
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-09
TIE CHARGES OF CRUELTY,
solicitor BoE8s Sends the taosernor "
Letter from she Supervisor Of Able
vile County.
(The State.)


vile County.
(rhe State.)
A short time ago The state men TONED that
the Governor had received an anonymous
communication from certain up-countTy
county detailing cruelties pructiced upon
con victs, and that though such communica-
lions were not usually nUiiced, the statements
made therein were OF such character thet
the governor thought IL well for the solicitor
10 Investigate and see u anything was In the
matter. Yesterday Solicitor hoggs reported
simply Transmitting q letter he had received
from the county supervisor OF AobeViile
Dear Cir: The anony nous letter dated MI.
Carmel June u, 1877. 70 the governor giving
an account OF cruel treat ment OF con victs ana
forwarded by you 10 W. W. BRAIDED was
handed 10 me by Mr.. Bradley. ] proceeded
at once 70 investigate the charges ! ionna
one OF the prisoners had been severely pun
iahed, ! must say. however. the whipping
vas not done without provocat'on. as the o q.
gro refused TO obey orders. and curSed ihe
guard, Al the same time ] found none had
died IN stated In the communication: the
COP vict above referred 10 has been suffering
with dysentery for several days and ] had
him placed in the county Jail fnr treatment.
I exam med the bodies Of all the convlcta IN
this camp and found only one other with the
skin broken In one or two small places. IL ID
my opinion that "Old Citisen" should nave
frat reported This trouble 10 the county super
visor as feel that II 10 my officiai and chris
tiap duty to zee that these cOnvicts are treat
ed In o humane manner. an they are under
my general supervision while working for ne
county. I will ksy In conclusion that MT
Lawson under whose charge these convlcts
have worked for some time. has resigned MS
posl tion. and have put another man IN DIS
place, and trust that all trouble In this re-
spect is at an end.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-09

MR. MURcR IsoN, candidate for the Legis-
lsturs, desires ~ 10 state that hg 10 oppoed To
Eseisiativo action proh!bitinG children from
WORKING In cotton mills. He thinks the
LeRlslaturs has no more right 10 say that Q
child sbail not work IN . mill than u has TO
cay that children should not work on q farm.
in this opip Ion ue iuily sgree.
L0sr-LAst Thursdsy between Mr.. u. p:
DeBFuhis and the Graded Scbool. . small gold
chain nscklae and gold brace marked
sJanie." Finder will be rewarded BY return
ios asme 10 Amos B. Morse.
NR. CLTYYoRD BoorH. OF Elberton. ia,
epenl sevsraI In the city Last week with his
brother, Mr.. J. l.. Booth.
MIN SrArIA wiDEMAN Of Due West 10 In
town, the guest OF her friend Miss josie
Lyon.
A delIghifui dance vas given on Mooday
evening 81 the young people which was very
mech enjoyed.
As. Ernest Wilson II NO longer with the
Press and Banner. He In now employed s'
the cotton mill.
Let everybody get togeiher and work for The
success OF the County Fair.
Remember that Il takes work 10 make the
County Fair success.
With puah. pluck and energy the County
Fair " bound 10 bo o success.
HaTyis's Cafbonated Water and Ginger ALI
MiiSord's DRUG Store.
cJuly Bargsins-M Muslins. white goods, per
Gales, silpperp, etc, at Haddons.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-09
TROY NEWS.

Celebraslng the F0urth-Meetine Of
tho Americaa bible seciety-A
Good Preacher Kidnapped-Death
Of J.. b. Cheatam.
Troy, s. c.. July Z. 1901.
Friday the 9Th was celebrated with plcnics
AID nice day generally. The heat was IN.
Mrs. Kate P. Kennedy Of Due West. and
Mas Rebecca wideman OF Abbeville, have
oesn on Long Cane With many relatives.
Rev. II. b. Blakely has been given months
vacation and there will DO no service 10 the
A. r. r. Church until The 4th Sabbath.
Tue auxiliary meeting OF the American
Bible Society viii meet In the Methodist
church on the 3sth. A sermon In the fore
noon then dinner ON the grounds. alter which
- Mr. Ito Tom Freshly and daughier. Miss Mlnts.
from Anderson, and Capt. Bush from Ellen.
ton, g. C.. are the guests OF Mr.. O.. q. Prentis.
Rev. A. D. Woodie and family OF Green.
Mrs. ii. c. Smarts house. We are indeed glad
To have this excellent family M residents ol
Miss Lorena Leard 10 back from . visit to
MaS. Ss. ssiS n AsfSs s pens watched
with interest, ss he 10 accused Of being the
.maip sprins" towards The removal OF Rev.
r. w. Sloan. He In tower OF strength when
Prc.by terian will DO fortunate TO have the
eminent divine, and as tho worthy editor oi
the Presn aud Banner pots IL, there are %
many non church. goers In Abbevlile, u 10
discouraging 10 a gooI . preacher a. Mr..
sloan 10 DO there. And there. too, the Psaims
and hymns are 90 much better mixed. we
DO moi think it we'll 70 proselyte, out u 10 well
ne are not whore he 10, as We might STEP
nssde.
Messers Coz and Spence have o canning
factory. and are getting ready To supply the
Northern demand.
| Mrs. Alice Bradley's simmer boarders are
comiDg In from Augusta.
| Mihs Lizzie Dunbar, amer pleasant visi'
here LETT for AshevilIs TO spend q month.
Mr.. J. E. Bradley. Jr., came up from AcSor'
mick and spent the 4ln.
| Mccormick 10 making an effort 70 have
new County. With that town N county seat
she is letting her light shine.
The Waiting young ladies at Rev. X. r
Brsdiey's. are epjoying straw rides.
| Mrs William Biakely, OF Ora, is down with
Mr. X. r. Blskeiy and family.
Politics 10 waxing hotter. and capdididate'
are too Mr.. w. T. Bradley. one OF Abbevillet
worthy sOnR, passed through town last week
He 10 canvassipg the lower part Of the Coun
ly.
Miss lone. sfter months stay In Atlanta
i are home again.
Or. w. r. Richardson. OF the Christian Ad
vocats, gave fine sermon In the Nethodis
church yesterday afternoon.
Birth-July I. 10 Mrs. W. X. Jay, daugh
ter.
Deputy ]. w McCaaIan came down from
i Green wood to the burial OF his brother.iu
Law, Mr.. J. X. Cheatam, OF LopRmires. II
has suffered agony for q month from o car
Ger. That community has lost q good citizen
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l.. w. whites Locals.

Ifyou want white lawns. india linens: ol
while checked nainsooks, the place 10 ouJ
them In l.. W. Whites.
Have you seen those embroideriea q
Whites? Jf not, treat In In srore Tor you
Don 4 m las the opportunity Of seeing them
and you hsd better 20 al onOe. ~ the suppl,
10 dim In ishlng very rapidly.
A new suppiv OF laces has Just been receiv
ed at l.. W. Whit's. They are chesp, pretl!
and attractive.
l.. W. White has sold more than seven nun
dred ards OF q pin cord. white lawn thirty
eight Inches wide. The price 10 10 cents
yard. Only o small quautity 10 len. Tni
goods 70 suitable for waists and dresses. II y
very desirable. Look at Il, and you Will D.
sure 10 buy L.
Now 10 the lime To make forage. Nothin.
makes better forage, nor more OF u thai
German Millet.
Buy your seed from L. W. White, and sov
while there 10 Q good season 10 the ground.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-09
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, >. e..
Founded In 1855.

SsTRONG FACULTY: WELL-EQUlPPEb
ratories: Library OF Il. .OOO volumes the finest
Museum OF Natural History In the South.
Elective courses leading 10 the degrees OF b.
b. y, and NJ. A. hoard With furnished
room In College Dorm!tory can be obtained
for $40 a month. Tuition, so. One Scholar
ship giving free tuition Ia assigned 10 each
county ot South Carolina. the holder TO be
appointed by tho Probate Judge and the
County Superintendent. Total expenses for
Sch olarship Students. slls TO $50. All candi-
dates Tor admission are permitted To compete
for vacant Boyce Scholarships which pay
$50 year.
Entrance Examinationa will be held at Ab-
beviile, on Friday. July II, 1902. Next Sew
sion begins September -. For catalogue
address HARRISON RANDOLPH,
presIdept.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-09
The Press and Banner
Wednesday, July 8, 1902.
A Gentle d lEt.

In our style OF climate, with ia sudden
changes OF temperature,-raip. Wind AND sun.
no wonder that our children, friends and rel
aiives are 20 frequently taken from IA by
neglected colds. half the deaths resulting di-
rectly nom this cause. 4 bottle OF Bosch 60 q
German syrup kept about your home for I'm.
mediate nee will prevent seriou. sickness. .
large doctors bill. and perhaps death, by the
use Of three or four doses. FOR curing Coz.
sumntiop. Hemorrhnges, Pneumonia. Severe
Coughs, Group. or any discase Of the Throat or
Luuea. its succe&a 10 simply wonderful. a
Your druggist will tell you. Get sample bot
lie free from Speeds Drug store. Regular
sixe. Is cts. Get Green's Special Almanac.
tA-A
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-09

FOR COO&ttA
We are authorized to announce WYATT
AIKEN 40 a candidate for Congress from the
Third Congressional District, subject 10 the
Democratic primary election.
DIR. r. r. SMITH. OF Piokens County, 10
hereby announced as o candidate for Congress
from the Third Congressional District. and ID
pledged 70 abide the result OF the Democratic
primary election.
I. II. McCALLA, OF Abbevilie County, 10
hereby announced Q candidate for Congress
from the Third Congi eas!onal District In the
Democratic primary. and In pledged TO abide
the result oi the same.
hereby announce my candidacy for Con
Rress from the Third Congressional District
subject TO the result OF the Democratic Pri'
mary .,,c,ion. GEO. T. PRINCE.
We are authorized TO announce Hon. VIM
N. .GRAYDON N a candidate for Congress
from this Congressional District, subject Ia
the Democratic Primary election.
We are authorized TO announce wM. J
STRIBLlNG al O candidate for Congress. sub
Ject 10 the Democratic primary.