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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
ROBBED AT CHURCH

- MaekAy of tho Colonial hotel.
reported to the police yesterday thnt
hn was rubbed 81 an oyefeuat whlle
attending services NJ the Trinity
church. corner Eighth avenue ahd
James street
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AsR. MAJ SIM
aRUnssffN6 AZ SEATTkE

and one Of the %
the e. has come and sop special sa Deposited HIN n tho mud
near the oose union rsees depot Friday oynns saturday after
osrs hts sta. the As M ,n wa. sss s =, s ss N e
several columns IN The which his recognised organs
Asns 'hsss OF the Na'tera Securities
The ultimate destiny Of the commonwealth Of washns1ea
hts quoted htm correctly Mr. hu said very little
he Was 'e shorter on promises and s oes on threats than
that railroad he s-a seattle
a. S hts I5 s H hat s s as' S s s
S.so s' s s' tbs ss,s ois. ~ ssrss S.%
" s. S S
n eamiy he 10
tins t ~: Su a. ~ o Eseg sy q f . f ss s
Re .ss SS ne p q, Of sgs"n millions OF ao' should not be
he
he was thnrs sioas THIS line when he save the asysvsr
Mr. nan believes hs Development she through the meal-
him that he has patience with the aemasesas who tries
distance further column
rhsrvtoss wesa comes w..Alasoa SOW.
sSsst h % ss ss S s s asSs'ass % @
% sssR sssP
s sss saa sss oSsasss the way Prss
nervous. agitation msrsrr
TO ina hot campaign under
which indicates all railway the condition
s nd. s of. No % sSs r..
may ss Ps s s s wsssss ~ the sss SG month.
ISN'T IT sHAmg
h common people 20
Ms mrs interviews Mr. nm aoah,
fnaneiers OF
and the state aawrss and hlm
a difference
. han
and who blame hino have the entire commonwealth of washing
presented 10 hlm silver platter he West to
;
no danger he
he
seeiss
valuable franchises.
terminals will
The minute
he viii
But
/ to put
seatues STOCKING
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USEFUL GIFTS FOR ALL
AT THE QUAKER DRUG co.'s
(OMEF|LL YOUR STOCKINGS

Your purse will be but little lighter. and many hearts
happier Their happiness will he your reward Just show
you we mean what VIC say. quote few prices:
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Fletcher 4 Carpenter. realty bar
gains only. -.
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the flower store. has sudtsai,
found thuir fear and counisr .pass
the xresnsry that 10 needed 20 sup.
ply the rush fhe sidewalks are
therefore piled high with holly
srsaths with their twsnkiins scarlet
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ysrdlnisrs. 9. lnoh. fancy
mottlsd gray and brown, trim
med ~ soldi regular eee. sps-
eisl sec.
ststusry-Fius Bisaus Fig.
urss, 10 inshss highs regular
7bo. special 300.
chiIdrsn's "a. Piece Tee
Sets. composed % cups,
seveer.. plates, tsspots, sugar,
creamsr and bowl regular
$50. special s5e.
Msieiies Jugs, blue and
green shading, iargs sissi reg
utsr Csc. special Aoc.
Plates. A-inehI values vp 20
eoe, special prize 2Oe-
ostrssslsg ysivss up 10 Csc.
take your choice 81 58e.
Fruitsi values UP TO Sse.
special price ace.
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parsins ctsssss
Professor wiiaon az HAnke Han
Mcnday ana Friday sxsninga Pm.
vufs lessons daily.
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caks pistssi vsiuss IN A
sie5, special $50.
Chop Plates values sp IA
t2-so, yeur choice At Sis.
Pudding Sets values 10 "a
N-oo. our special price s22b.
Ice Cream Trsysf values IA
10 s2.Ib. special Si.25.
Celery rrsysI values 20 IA
tl.2Ss your choice al Ttc.
Brush and Comb Tr.ys,
values up 10 si.eS, special 81
Olive fraysi values 90 10
Foes take your choies "a sss
salsdsi values 10 tt.es, soc.
oisi $50.
Csoton sstsi values TO s2.st
our spselai price 800.
sosp Dishes values 10 s5s
special 3so-
Coffss Cups and sseesr.,
values To si.i6, your eheiss 81
Soc.
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These arv the days whom the grown
tolk wish they were children and the
children wish they were hlllionairea.
Small blame to either when every
show window ia the shopping dis
trirt 10 dream OF beauty aud Joy
we'll. until after the holidays at the
very earliest II IL a brave show
and one that viii color youthful
dreams for nights 10 come,
The seattle business man never
tovs a thnE by halves, ana there l.
no mintaking the quality pr Juan
tity % his Christmas prepare tons.
II ltip Van Wrinkle were 60 be wax
ensd from hin sosyear sleep and set
down in tho middle OF the retail dis
triet today he could tsli you the day
% the manth without hesitation,
though he w0uid probably be slight
~ haHy aa Ga the year
Visit to Fsiriyisnd
In sii the lensth and breadth Of
the land there y N be found no bray
er Christmas show than that Go be
seen today % First and Second sv-
enucs and other retail streets,
A ~alk down town would affurd
artistic pleasure 60 an oriogena rlan.
Hut. TO make the came journey and
view thu Christmas stories from a
child's point % view 10 60 taks =
Journey through fairy land, The
show windows bseom. cha kFotz
toes aud the shop girls bsautiful fair
ies--no tnsinaatiea intendsd=sN no
but await the touch Of the magic
wand TO shower aifts upoa the rls-
lns generation.
Heaps Of Toys
Hsrr are heaps u bssutlfal red
and blue aud sald wagons With shit
ing wheels. coasters with 'Fuly.
truly" brakes and Ajax and pex
ter painted on their Handy seats
Nainciradea that would put 10 shame
the best auteinobtAv that evsr clip
ped record hoax and ladder sraeha
with rial songs baseball hats. love.
~ ones with championship" printed
on the side. locomotives drawing
ians trains Of Eenuine pullman
yourself listrhinE for the oondurtarss
familiar flare. please; druma and
drums and drums. all % them beau
ties and capAhie u making enough
nniss 60 rali a regiment 10 arms a.
taf-orr Fort I.awton. and stacks and
nlisa upon piles Of other things. zach
individual one Of which 10 the Very
thinsn yea have bsea stshias fsf
most for months aud months.
And you know that u Il all real.
TOO. FOR IL not there. right IA the
middle of the heapsd-up spisndsr,
counterfeit prersnttnsnt of Old san
"a ciau. hlmHsiff Mamma vii
have 10 saw. Ne. dariinx," many
times before the taurda arr all made.
on. VITA Christmas never comet
In oeiI's Domain
over Ia this ether ulndeW are tbs
dolis. eFch one more fascinating than
the other. Dolls With gray eyes
dolls With black ewes; blue eyed
b@sutie- with Titan tresHeH. blondes.
hrunsttrs. dolls With th.ir hsif dens
up lust like . lady. dolls with the
uaat beautiful gowns with real
aaaT=~=@=sa
Books--DrnnY eoryeli Co sss
psrsina ctsssss
Professor wtspn az Mamie Han
Mcnday ana Frtfsy svsnfnga Prt.
-. -
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over In this ether ulndeW are the
dolis. cFch one more fascinating than
the ether. Dolls With gray eYes
iuli. With black eyes hius eyed
b@autte. with Titan trerHes. blondes
hrunsttra. dolls With th.ir hsIf done
up jurt likr q lady. dolls with the
nast beautiful gowns with feai
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Nothing is more truly pitifui than
the common attempt to combine
economy with Christmas giving
faI. Economy Ia setdum ralneai.
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him in the ribs with every iol' Of tbs
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Handkerchief Boxes. silk
trimmed. eeliuioid tops,
hand painted. for .....asc
Glove Boxes. same style. ssc
You can't match them else
where.
Combination Collar and Cuff
Boxes .............. Sf.sS
Safety Asomixers. imported.
French design. no leak. no
rubber bulb TO spoil: can
be carried in grip when
hiicd ................ssc
Whisk Broom Holders, satin,
hand painted. ceIluloid COW
CT ............5 soc and 7Sc
Infants Set. brush and comb
and puff box. .7sc to $500
Shaving Sets. brush and mug
to match. new and novel.
...........$i.so to $500
Shaving Sets. razor, brush
and mug to match .$I.ss
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trains, pinksehesked beauties who
close their eyes when laid gently
down and told 60 80 10 sleep. dulis
made of HaN. blsaus. rubber. cloth.
Nood aud china, ulHEsf dolls. Jap
anese daiiH. white dole and Chinese
dolls, and. wunder % wonders. dolls
That can stand Atone and talh when
their harhH ard Htemnc chs ARE prop
ely manipulated by lowing moth,
er Was there evef such an Array
nut that liant half There are the
doll husEiea laseiy ones with sure
enough nunshade to"s and real baby
quits % krsp the dolly warm make
believe housekeeping sets with tiny
stove that you can take the lids on
FROM: beautiful dahl beds with real
lace spreads jumping Jacks and
rocking horsen! picture boels. ali
eolored aud kinder Hiasy on the
backs, you know. barrels and bar.
rais of candy, the Kind that he'd
stripes IN II and wlii last q tang
time when you Just suck Il. great
big slabs OF candy az big as the TOP
u our bureau AZ home, with peanufn
and almonds and everything stick
ms IN 4 list AZ thisk aa they can
hei aud and
"oh. mamma how many days IL
u yet TN Chfistmasf'
For drown ups Toe
The Joy Il not all for the children
II warns the heart ~ any healthy
minded pefasa e. witness this etty's
fuletide preparations. The big toy
shops and department stores arr
nlled 90 Overflow ms With theae
thinxs that ars dear TO the childish
heart. Jewelry stores are abtsss
with diamonds. watches. jeweiry and
-ilN~tware IN styles ana prices 10 ~
every taste and every pure. Meat
markets and produce stores 90 hand
10 hand Ia making a dinplsy q tbs
good thinEs that ~ill 81 TO wake up
the menu % Thufsdays feast.
Here are the earcaa.er Of great
h~~ves that have been fattsned fui
niontha that they may furnish feasts
and steaks ne "a grace the Christ
Mas board the turkey that ls a.
MUCH an institution % tho tins az
Il santa ciaus hms~if. dueka ana
that other bird. the soos.. that 10
said 70 hr twice e. ulcs as any bird
that nirs. n s.stuff~d with cage and
onions" Then thrrs are eranherrias
without which no n~if-reapaetiul
turkey viii consent 20 he served
nuts. raisina. rurranta ana all the
sweet Ingredients OF the huccuieui
ana mdiEestihis mine~ pie.
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Dunlap. real ..s.i.. . J.lss slse.
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Set With I kaTNt
Bolivia Diamond.
Cannot be dsteufed
from the genuine.
sale price too and
up. Made In gold
filled and sclid gold.
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nsish.r, nre... risnos he un,en
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nOhSEShoE
SCAMP pm

A ys<y beautiful
design. exact dupii-
cate o. one costing
500. Made by
hand In solid gold
ana cannot be de-
teeted from the
genuine.
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TWo-KaYat Stud

VERY brilliant stone
and q very popular sire.
II ~. Remember the princip-
i! ] !: !; ] Z; ]:
\AlILL al difference between
I'm Bolivia Diamonds and
the genuine is the price.
Solid gold and gold
filed naountings. Sale
~ price 400 to tso.
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Beautiful Mar
auiss La q I e.
Ring. assorted
s>ntsr STONES
. 18th er ruby.
. m eraid, tor
q "a oiss, sap
phirs or opal:
mounting guar
anie.ds a pres
ent that viii be
appreciated and
a ring that can
be worn by any
Lady In thu land
without fear Of
detection aale
price 4n and
up.
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Many
CYOCkerv
Prices
Cut Square
i'm Half

On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday prices e,s.
cry will be cot savarslr in halt Buy any On. a.
these and 500 800 Ca
lust double the buying capacity o. your money rhl. IA
straight, legitimate sale and the goods vsy b.. .,a
This sale
the thrifty housewife for selecting Holiday oits ~hsv sr
strain the poebstboot. A few Of the spsesisi
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Letter Books for gentlemen.
prices ........7Se to 90
Ladies Toilet Sets. Shell
and Ivory Celluloid. 3 pieces
in lot. mirror. comb aud
brush; new and the very
best. no charge for cases.
See these before they are
gone.
Those Burnt Wood Boxes
are going fast; don't wait un-
al Il Is too late 10 get one, and
then spend the day in being
sorry. We have the best Sc
lccted Manicure Sets and
Manicure Tools to be found
in Seattle.
Burnt Wood Work Boxes,
few left. no more to be had.
~ 1900. 90
Cigar Cases : these are for the
pocket: fne assortment, in
different shades OF leather
.--.-..... .Sr.so to 500
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The Oaly Reasos Yoa Don't.

A grest many people are using Clifton,
Haur DOW who year OF Two ago S naa ,,,S 90 ,aeS 81
.Clifiori' four, and In q way. they were sat
isfisd With what they were getting. u wa.
good enough so long as they didn't know aoon'
sCiifton.- But IL wouldt be good enough
now. They know about "Clinon now.
You don't knox about "Clifton" Hour. per
haps, aud the other kind II .ond enough ioI
you. But u won't be when you know all
about "Clifton." M
want Ia tell you, and 10 demonsirate all we
say. 10 you Investigate, and We don make
rood YOU are not out anvthipg. But " We
do make good land We wiiD you Will have
gained something.
nnwn,' viu satisfy you. IL il m,lied with the
ssme care snd out Of the snne waeat.
Brapsford Mills. 0wensooro, NY.
tn, Gala nv T. +. A +. M. Miller, J. 4. Coch-
ran, ]. X. Glenn and Mrs. Lou Alewine in
Abnevillo. E. Horton In Lowndesvllle. W.
u. Burch and J. w. Morrsh In Nj. Carmel,
r. F. Morris In Wellington. and ID. NJ. Ferry
man In Bordeaux.
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tant from BufiaiO, II one Of the show
places of the universe. and Is seen, !
presume by every Pan-American visi-
tor. You can reach II by steamers or
by trolley In one hour, or by railway
in one-half that time. The country
between Buffalo and Niagara Falls is
largely devoted to fruit raising. You
see large orchards Of apples and pears,
all having that familiar lean to the
east, and vineyards where many varie-
ties are grown, but especially the fa-
nous Niagara grape.
Arriving at Niagara Falls, q nice
town Of $500 Inhabitants, and passing
directly through either to Prospect
Park or to the Upper Bridge. you find
yourself face 10 face with the celebrat-
ed Falls. This name has been familiar
to you since childbOod-a household
word-and possibly you feel some dis
appointment at the first view OF won
der which had been invested by child
hoods Imagination with stupendous
magnitude. But, as you see the Falls
from different points. and take trip
on the "Maid OF the Mist" through the
= thing waters at their very feet, you
find that imagination has not exceed
ed the reality.
A trip down the gorge on one side OF
the river. past the Whirlpool, the
Rapids and many points Of historic
and traditional Interest, brings you to
Lewiston. Here you cross to Queens
town, pass Brooks monument and re-
cross the river just below the Falls.
Having never heard Of the color OF
! the water was surprised to find II d
| deep clear green. The green color, fad
ing to foany white at the very crest
OF the Falls, added much 20 the beauty
Of the scene.
I visited Niagara Falls twice, spend.
ing day there with my brother, and
another after our return from our Can.
ada trip, where we were joined by my
friend who had de-igned to scc0m.
pany US from home. On the latter
visit after crossing 10 the Canada soil,
being weary we entered u roadhOuse
to rest and refresh ourselves. After en-
joying Scotch High Ball apiece. one
our number inquired the amount OF
the bill. and unfamiliar with the DIFF.
ference in prices and with the cheap
ness of many good things In Canada,
vas amazed to find that the three cost
only 25 cents. Speeches. at first with
delight, and recalling the fact that
such luxuries cost 20 or % cents apiece
I'm Buffalo, he at last exclaimed, "Let
US erect three tabernacles, and let us
here abide" and straightway ordered
three more.
When commenced this paper 1t
was my design to tell you not only OF
our trip to Buffalo and the Exposition,
but also of our invasion Of Canada,
and our experiences in Toronto. on
Lake Ontario, our trip through the
Thousand Islands. down the Rapids
Of the st. Lawrence to Montreal and
to Quebec. and Of our return thence
via Philadelphia to New York.
But to my surprise probably as much
as to yours, il has grown TO such d.
mensions as to necessitate Its speedy
ending.
The delights of trip from Niagara
to the Sea are unknowable except ny
taking it-a trip which earnestly adj
wise each Of you to take "a soon rs pos
sible, and II you will let me know
when you are ready to stert, ! shall
feel altogether like going with you.
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How 10 IL Done.

The first object In life with the American
people Is to get rich 80 the second. how TO re-
gain good hs alth. The FIRST can be obtained
hy energy. honesty and saving: the second
(good htnlth) by using Green's August Flow
er. should yon be n de-pOndept sufferer from
any OF the effects OF Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint. Appendicitis, Indigestion. etc. such M
Sick Headache. .Palp,iation OF the Heart. Sour
stomach. HabituaI Cnstlveness. Dizziness oi
Head, Nervous Prnstration. Low Spirits. etc
YOU need not suffer another day. Two doses
nf the well known August Flower will ~
lieve you at once. Go To Speeds Drug store
and get - sample bottle free. Regular size. .
cts. Get Green's Special Aimanar. t-A-l3
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Death Of Htna Mhuda BroWutee.
Miss Maude Brownlee died about O'clock
"Wednesday afternoon, May 7th, lsos. In tne
The decesssd was Q daughter Of Mr.. John
L. Brown nice, OF Antrevilis. and vas lady ol
rare aceouplishmeuts. with brignt. sunny
disposition and charming manner tnat en-
10 her death useful life has been cnt on
and trsnaplantsd from earth 10 That bright
and Seaatiful land beyond the "sunsets rs-
diauI glow"
Her remains we're inferred at Little Noun.
tain Cemetery, near AntIevil,e on Fridsy
ioIIowlpg In the presence OF u host ofsympa'
linking fsiends. IN.
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For Pre.Id-u, sG Clernson.

Various names have been suggested as suit
able 10 filI the once OF Presideot Of Clemson
College. We have noticed none which would
give more Satisfaction than that OF Juds" W.
G. Bsue,. His requirements aud his natural
ability emineutiy qualify him for the place
He would bring Ia the College the highest
staptiard, aud his personal msgna,ism and
tac, would forever bar the possibility Of fail
ure ON his part.
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IlasldOu's Locals,

SILK kGrenHdinrs-Blk and Cplored, pretty
new styles, IIxi6 In wide at HRddOnS.
Blk Batists-WOoI and Cotton. No mate
rial excels Bniisie for hot weather. us
light and airy aLd holds It's color. at fisddons.
Miliinery-You should ses the new sum-
mrr styles In hats opened at Haddon's.
MedalIion Laces.-The latest productions In
lace bans. All over laces Applique ETC.. just
reed vi HaddOu's.
oxford Ties and Strap Sandles, the new
TIL lys In foot wear at Haddon's.
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l.. w. whites Locals.

The supply still holds out At l.. W. Whites
Thousands Of yards have been sold, but there
SAIL remains u good assortment. You had
better come before they are all gone.
Notbipg like it Wa ever seen before In the
otty of Abbeviile We mean that stock OF
rmbroideriss and laces now on 1aie nj l.. w.
whites.
Go 10 Whites II yon want 10 see pretty
wash goods, prints. percaies, madras, cling.
hams, iswns, muslins, tatisies, dtmlties In
every variety,
Don't miss seeing those embroiderles and
laces al Whites. They are Inc losehest
things you ever saw.
You will rud the latest siyles CT Spring and
Summer hats at Whites, both straw aud fur.
You wili nd some varieties In light coiored
hats.
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WANTED-Poor yearIing cs, tile. Apply Ia
Gus Richey. Abbeville. \. Z.
Harris's CarbOnRted Water and Ginger Ale
MiiiOrd's Drug Store.
You are ready To pack your blanket. nway
You will need Mothalins H. this can be plhc-
ed on the most delicate goods and not stain
them. The Speed Drug Co.
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RounWay Boy.

ram Cosby, \ brown skinned negro boy,
sred FOURTEEN years, In sseent from home.
When be ieft he wore blue sAck coal, oros Q
ioans pants q dove coiored cap. and box tord
shoea. Give Information OF him on poatal
card. addressed 10 Pam Cosby. Abbevllie.
q O. and be literally rewarded.
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Mr.. J. Frank Gsmbrell. n Honea Path man,
comes forward With q new remedy To- kiii
potato bugs. He says: Take cedar twigs
and boil them into o strong tea. then pour the
ses into a bucket and sprinkle it over the
patch with . common straw broom de
says /, will Kill the hogs.
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CANDIDATES.

Fer Sehool CommtssiOnes.
We arc authorized 10 announces J. +. Nc.
DAVID as = candidate Tor County school
Commissioner. s,bject TO the Democratic Pri-
mary.
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Sunday IIours for Ice.

Our Ice houses will be open for the sale o.
ice from .. m. TO Il 30 p. m., and from p. N
70 o. N. No Ice delivered on sunday.
Thomaou Bros.
Jones r. Miller.
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Ask our friends about MurescO, we sell V.
= The Speed Drug Co.
II you want nice stationery cheap, go 10
Miiforos Drug Store.
We can beat the world on nice cold drinks.
Phone iY7. Niiford'G Drug Store.
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Straved from bonS; NO r,iles from Martins
MlIN Monday afternoon. light Day neIs
mule. With white month, weight about NJ
poundp aud about seven years old. ANY IN
Foster Williams,
Abbevtiie. =. G.
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For Cousty Supervisor.
We are authorized TO announce GEORGE
8 WILSON % o candidate for County Soper-
visor, subject to the Democratic Primary.
For Cenniy Treasurer.

We are authorized 10 announce q. A.
DOUGLASS as n candidate for County Treas
urer, subject 10 the Democratic primary.
We arc authorized 10 announce w. T.
BRADLEY AZ candidate for County Treas.
urer. subject TO the Democratic primary.
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On account Of the pastors ahsedce the A.
soctnie Are Sormed Presby yterian church VII
be ciosed next Sabbath. May Is. ARer ina
date the usual service may be expected.
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We are authorized to announce wM. J
srRIBLING az q candidate for Congress, sub
ject 10 tho Dtmocraiic primary.
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New Phones, April lst, 1907.
Wu, ~. Barn we'll. once. 10.
q. 4, wakeliug, ONCE, 40.
c, r Rlchey's dairy, i06 2 rings.
]. J. Stone. Jeweier, lSS.
X. II. Sign, residence. III.
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For Haee.
ps..., Aursa ass. 1901.

Two secondhand. 2horse wagons
One top buggy. One open buggy: ono pig
Prices reasonable. Amos D. Mo'se'
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Close connections ~ Greenwood Tor all ponta on
:. A. l.. aud &. l. @. Railways, and at spartanburg
with Southern Railway.
70, any Information relative u tickets, ratea sched.
ulr etc, address
WI. CEAIG. Gen. Pass. AsenI Augusta, as.
H. ~ NpETH. Sol. Agent
L. II. I'm ERSoS. Trsffic Manager.