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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-21
THE TEN.cENT MARK
WAS ALMOST TOUCHED.
Liverpool Made a Sensational Advances,
Which Met With Response, but
a Reaction Followed

At THE CLOSE
liverpool, 9 1-2 70 10 points higher.
New York unchanged to 2 te~er.
New Orleans. I 10 points lower
SPOTS
Liverpool, "a points up.
New Orleans, 1-t6o up.
Others unchanged.
ESTIMATES FOR TODAY
Houston, 2soo to 5000 bales, against
$40 last year.
New Orleans. 1000 70 5000 bales,
saairet 9o3s last year
The liverpool cotton market took son
~ tional turn yesterday aud the response
70 the advance IN the American markets NJ
the previous DAY was surprising and broke
she record Of the daily priro movement for
the season IN thar market
The opening was strong al En- advance ~
about points. and under tho Influence Of
the extremely huiitsa news from all rhe
markets continued 70 advance un'N pricos
-ere nearly 80 po'nts higher than rho close
- the day before. Vhor 1n ons'n~ zone
caused slight de-ps 20 .hs ovo' NJ vie
close
This ''no''l'" '' ''
nad me usN''
Hew orlsa.lS' ,'I ,., -. .
NJ n hurry '' 49,
- ]" P'inS 'u au''l'' ,n'
DAYS oiose' rev nor I.",..
ea 70 qnola"'ns MN,
opening our "ee''nes ''''o".' ,'l''' Dp,'i
the se'Ane movement "1'."
the foprnost ouo'..l'. u> W'l' .',. .'
market dropped y 10 - ''.A.'
pressure OF tn. s''l'"s ''''
covered somewhat o-I"'' rue
market showed f'l. ".N''N' '
40 fhe close and f'". '''' ,'.''N,' "'e
evident wh-en may overcome ''''iS" ~
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Established 1892.
cARelLL & RICHARDSON,
BROKERS.

BROKERS.
Members: New York Cotton E1chinEa
Now Orleans Cotton Exchange llverpoS
Cotton Association, Chicago Board o.
Offices: Houston, Texas. Cotton q,
change: Houston Texas, eos Main street.
Shreveport. La; san Antonio, Is1Ss -
stocks Direct private wire TO all laLs'
exchanges. References; Commercial H.
tional Bank. Houston. Texas; National c Cly
Rank, New York; Hibernis Bank ana IFu'
Company, New Orleans
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-21
Weeks Cotton Movement.

New York February 2o.--The following
statistics on the movement Of cotton for
the week ending Friday were compiled
by the New York cotton exchange;
Weekly movement
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-21
49, 80 ON Good.

No-r york February 2o.--The airy sP N.
nortet IL an m frmer basis owing to tn s5 Y.
c2ease5 Il r 1n in the INV material S SSt
blsber limits prevent active purehSaSdIpS1 nave
w6oIesaIe Certain lines OF Dlea ,,i Ann 20.
been nut at value and others are III
sition with upward tendency
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Chronicle Weather Reports
nSpecial to The PostO

Ne,v York. February 20 The Cennsi.,
cIal and Financial Chronicle SAYS Repo ~
TO us by telegraph from the south h Iss
evening indicate that the weather mas ,t w
very 1infavorable most OF the past VEN Elm
The Temperature has been much loSef' s IA
snow and sleet in many locailties a.
number Of points. As result OF ne ".
In vorable conditions the marketing q c M
ton has been interfered with ant TX y
preparations have been interrup'eu =
stopped
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Ne,u York Exchange.

New York February 20 Prime paper "a
81 per cont Sterling exchange steady
with actual business IN bankers niIlS az
Bills: nostod rates 4s5ig and 4.ssl2; com
mcrcisi biIle 4ssSd4s4t,. Bar silver, 4s',.
Ns1icnn dollars 1884 Government bonds
sfa4lv Railroad bonds drm
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Ne,v York Money.

New York February 20 Money on call
2I.d2s. per cent: closing 2d3 per cent.
Time money firm; so days ~ per cent; 40
days Al per cent: months A%d5 per cent
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thy With an advance Of lGNl5 in the price
an rrodt taking bv longs Pa king interests
we're also nee sellers throughout the day
Tho close was easy. with Nav pork 10
io0er a, 2. %. and RIBS were on >. closing
at go. , oo
Estimated receipts toruorrov--Wheat 90
cars: corn 245 cars: oats 145 cars; hogs
1900 head.
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SUGAR.

View orleans February 10 -suEar--
eeptrifuEL Hf9e& centrifugal whltee So
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-21
COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.

The range OF prices at Now York and
New Orleans for the active moths was as
follows.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-21
Houston Daily Statement.

Houston Comparative Statement
EalcS.
Gross receipts thus Tar this week. 81 So6
Gross receipts 172 days this season ] ,655, l46
Gross receipts 172 DAYS 190l-lo02. .l,I46,2l4
Gross receipts 172 days 1900 1901. j, 9Oe,9Io
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Stock at United States Ports,


Yesterdays
Month"; Opened ,icsed clnss'
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Houston-Spots clCetl Stonly uricos M
changed; stock 2,s6a bales ell"s $50 bales,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-03

mas 2duberborn, ben 9i9ussen, ben
M6nnliHen, bas 6aulbprn unb
l@HtparsbOrn, unb 0ftIif. iibsr bic
sgyDbe S9eioses binnes, in tpeiter
lEefre. bic gngelb0rner unb ben Titlis,
A!pdhrenb Der Mettenberg unb bas Mets
Itex4prn bic 9anptgruppe 0Fli1 flans
tirsr. Hebsrfpdltigsnb 1T Der Mnblid
Der IN unmtttelbarer HGbe l~iegenben,
auseebehnten @letfder, tpenrl Der i3ua
gum oberen portal bes fleinen Tuns
nels beraus fommt. On Der Station
gigereletfder errei6t bic 8abn f9on
cine 91be ban 7747 SUB uber benz
Metr, bat alfo auf cine 2Guae bpn Il
engIffne Weilen bereits eine ADhenbifz
lfereno BON TIT SUB ubsrtpurben. 9ier
lam Der Spurift Die 2atpiner in nGns
fer Nabe feben unb bDren, bic bonn
gigey unb M6nh, bonn @uggigletfher
IuHb @ieBengletfher bsrabitir5en, i'm
I'M 9rimmletenthal ben Triimmslba9
an tiIben. Der in ben reltbefannten,
;br6bnenben Erimmelba6fGnsn in bas
Qalterbrunnenibal bernbftur5i. Bel
yner Citation Gisergletf9sr tritt bic
3ab1 In ben groben SunneI Elm. Der
%uuntl per5eifnet cine 2dngs BON 81
eHeltf6e MsiIsn, cine greits BON IA
,uuh unb cine 96be BON II Gub. Sbsn
tn bas I%unnelprpfi[ bdlbtreisf1rmig
1teeruTbet. Die btsberige erfts Sum
nslifatiOH, bic jebo9 nur propiforii1en
Gb1raiier trug unb bnlb nah GrDff=
ming Der Station Gigertparb ipisbsr
ttDgiHg, III bic Station Motbtud, bic
an 2. Mugut 1899 benz 9stris6' iber<
gtben tpurbe.
Oie runmebr e~ingetpeibte Citation
Qieerruub 1T, pie aue iibrigsn nab
t5r, sine Tslfenftation, Elm GROCER i'm
Derge fsI6ft auggebouener Roum, beIs
len Dede itebengelnTene G~slsidulen
IfdiSen. Die GfntiOnsrdums baben
'ene 9Obtnfldde bon eirca 22O Qua
.nSutpurbs unb fouen I'M Notbfon auf
has Doppslte srtpeitert perben. ssshre
'Dedsn tpsrbsn bon itebengslaHens
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pirb iid Der Sunnel in elmer aurpe
na9 Der Siibieite bes gieer penbsn
unb in eiuer 9Dbe pon 1880 SUB
alsbann Die Stdttpn gismesr errei9en.
Die Iusii6t Don Der Station Gismeer
iptrb einen f9drfen &ontrait gu Der ber
Citation Gigeripanb btlben, Sci btsiet
fibrt Der Gbardfter pes Mittelgebtrges,
bel jener Der S9nees uno Gisreeion bic
abiolute t5erriaaft, ieber bon ben beis
ben a6er in feiner gansen, iiberpGl@
ttgenben S9Dnbeit. Der Sunnslbau
Ipirb BON Der Station Gisersletiner
aus betrie6en. 0ier lit cine f6rmlihc
Rolonie entitanben; Elm groBes Sta
tionsgebdube nit Heitaurant, Elm Sc,
acknowledgements. bier groBe Mobn=
bdufer fir Die 8eaulter unb Mrbsitsr,
peri3tebene Werfitdtten, Elm 3ofpmo<
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tipi4uppen, Elm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Sprengitoffmasaaine II. I. III. !0isr
buuien CONNER unb Minter bic eSlz
genieure unb Mrbeiter, benen Bic Nus
fubrune bes 9unnelballs ii~bsrtrasen 1T.
Die 9dui er iinb unter 8eridiidz
tiguns Der WitterungspsrbGltniTe beg
9o9gebirges gsbaut unb lperben cleft
trif9 eebei5t unb beleu9tet. Das 2ss
bensmittefmaea3in entbdlt bic Winters
pprrdtbe Gir iieben Biz a6t Monute)
fit 1eine Mannihaft bon 100 big 200
Mann.
Mbseieben Oabon, baB bic Sungfrau>
bobn Elm tednif9 bo6interefantes
Wert 1T unb ben Souriiien unbers
9lei9liAe Naturi6Dnbeiten erf9lieBen
pirb, tam man Iie>mit 3uberiiht Elm
ltnternebmerl nennen, benz man aud
fir bic ~finan3ieue gntpidlung Elm GIN
ftiges p~roenoftifon fteuen bari. @9on
in ben eriten 8etriebsiabrsn, in bensn
bic 8abn bod nur big 81 Der i..terimi=
itif4en Citation ROtbtod befabrsn
fuerben fonnte, bate fe bic aniebnlid.
Greqnens BON $4,000 big $4,000 paf=
fagieren.
glnr 8icr0t 0es anluattaftanbfa.
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Sssesatenr 1aysrfs5jsutr aam,sl ; @iaridi.
tHms ser Station GiserraaO-eeste gtreas
int San bsariNsa-&oionie iRr asnusIbam.
WimanaisIies geSnItat.
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Die J%un9frnu6o6n.
@rrtsbrssr6Hnuna Der nsueu strede
bis GiAerwanb.

Ssesasenr 1aysrss5sutr aamasl ; @iaridi.
tsme ser Station GiserraaS-eeste gtre6s
tut San bsarisr-&olonie iar asnuslbau.
Wimanaispes gfesuItat.
Der 8au elmer giienbabn auf ben
1878 Sub bpben Gtpfel Der Sung
frau TT Elm Msrt BON 10 auBerorbent
lther 8ebeutune. BOB ss beereifli9 1T.
fpenH bic gang ipilifirte Welt inn oas
sS1fA 5nfsrefe entgesenbriugt. 8ein
MuHber oaber, oaB man ollieitig mil
.bDhem Sntsrefe Der Gntipidfung bes
ltn~ternebmsns folgt unp Die Dor Sur,
5ern erfplgte @r0ffnung Der brittenlnb
pDrIestsn Citation Der Su~ngfraubabn
sGigertnanp4 bic a[gemeine 4ufmerfs
fauieit Der 9oufifenpelt auf ii9 ae-
apgen but,
Der esiftiae unb materiele 8ssriine
Der Der Sunsfruubabn 1T oer am 3.
April 1899 psriforbene sSneenieur
.MbnIf gupers 3eler pon Grid. Dor
;tbm ribrt in eriter 2inie bic geniale
1efsfteIfane Der @abnlinis Der. Die
heIbe begirnt BEL Der 681o SUB iber
BEN Meere selegenen Rulmitation Der
Meugeratpbabn .3leins S9eibegs"
uHb fiibrt aunG9ft bts gum Giserglete
i9er. Dieie Strede gebt, nit Nus
nahms zines tletnen SunneLs pDn 300
SUB adnse, In offener 2inie bic 9dBe
bbbe sntlans. sic bietet cine Iebr
f41ne Runbfdt. 0ad giben bin iiebt
Msan bic Nnrbfette Der berrli9en, slets
R8erreihen Gruppe giger, M1u9 unb
angfruu; bann ipeitIih bic fhneebe
lbsdsen 9ersriefen 9Iamlisalp, 8reit~
Arr1, 9f9inselborn. @ipaltenborn,
lGHilbborn, nDrbli9 bic 2~obb0rnsr,
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0eutise GreiguiTe

weroen in Der 8utunft BON Sntereile
iein. Hecoroire man oielelben nit
einem Roeaf. s.. aalteper & Son,
Wilitarp 4lasa.
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gusaait ots !8ugss in Citation eigsrwOnO.
JeIsiGulen non 10 bis 16 SUB 0ids
getrastn. 4uf Der NorbTeite Der Sta
ti0uErSums iinb brei md9tigs. II SUB
tutitt 6eniter0ffrungeH angebraht, bic
ei1en Meitblid auf bic 8eree bes nit
telGnbes Biz gum Sura unb 59paras
ipalb BIN g.tpGbfen.
BON Der Sta.iOn G~isertpanb aus
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sS aalf, cement. Snuo, Bod.
iteine, ~feuerfeite Steine uno 9bDn.
Tbeer uno Gspbnltpapier, Dad,pappe.
1beer nno ASPHALT, Del, Terpentin,
Jarben, @las ,c. &c. itets uorrdthio
bel 5. 6. Gieintaua, 306 OF.
Commerce traBe. Riebriee 8reiie,
CUTE Baare l0wie CUTE unb reelIs
Beoienung Derhen aarantiri.
9elepbun 410
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eins Sierot ots eanluattaltannts.


CHARTS 3. 9onapartes ususite ~alufaabe umD
ftine ianftt S%srtantt.
CHARLES S. 8onaparte DON 8altis
more Mo.. benz bereits Dor einiser 3eit
nit 9olmes Gpnrab 5lfammen bon
prdiibent HoofeDelt Die l1nterluhuns
iiber Die gefdulOisunsen biniidtlid
Der u~sbersriffe unb llneeb0riefeiten i'm
poifsO epdrtement Ibertraaen ipurbe,
TT lebter Sage nit elmer relen Der,
drtigen atpar beiflen unb f9tpierigen,
iebo9 ebrenDDuen Mufsdbe betraut
tpDrben. Der Sefretdr bes Snnersn,
9it4cod, bat inn bic llnterfuhung Der
MDtlagen gsgen 8eamten Der 3anbs
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office in SnbiamrzSerritorium bic
findn5ieLle acknowledging bon sSns
bianern betreffenb, iberseben.
Bel Der Muspabl elmer periDnli1teit
fir bic Wiifion tOar es 6it1cpf Darum
gu tbun, einen Maan 5g finbsn, tpelnsr
bas @ertraueH bes 2anbeg beitBi uno
uel4er tein 8eDeaten trdst, Der uns
rehtlt9teit unb uHebrenbaftiateit 3u
2sibe gu gsben, .tpo sr ibr bagegnet.
9onaparie. nslder atasnpdrtia 50
Sabre alt III, bat [1 In isiner laufs
balm als gipilbienF glsformer als Elm
Wann srmieitn, ipeIe6er abiofut mora
lii6e unb plnjif4s Granddaughter be
Fst. gr III rim MitaIieb Der Snbioa
Rigbts MKpciation. Der ,Snbidner,
Rommiiiion mab he's @retutibtomites
Der Natioaol 6ioiI Sespice Nsfptm
league, nHD sr eilt ala cine 9ietpe bes
Mnpaltsfanpes oee SIaelea Morp.
lamb.
@6arlss :. 8onaparte it Elm @ntel
Serome 8~pnopartss. zines 8ruoers
Napoleons l., unb Der egiten 0oiiin
Serome5, elmer geborenen 4atltrion
BON Baltimore. Ger ipdter annudir.
ten G6e mar ein Gobn, SeroHs Napo
leon 9onaporte. entipronen, iptlber
mad Qmerita fam uno iih nit elmer
Miib Millians aus W9aifdc9uIetts psrs
beirdtbete. @Dn zen bsipsn GD6nsn
bes paarts 1T Der cine osr obtn err
rdbnte Mbbotat Gbarlss s. 8onaparts.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-05-27
Died Smoking a,Cigar.

New York, May 24.-An un-
known man sitting in an open car
crossing Brootly bridge today
allgh:ed when the car
was IN the middle of the centre
span and, running to the side of
the bridge, jumped into the river.
He threw his hat in the face of a
fireman who tried to seize him as
he stood poised on the edge of the
trestlework and then dived head
first holding a lighted cigar be
tween his teeth. His body rose
to the surface Immediately after
the plunge and was carried away
by the current.
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a SURE THING

1t is said that nothing is sure
except @eath and taxes, but that
Is not altogether true. DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
is sure cure for all lung and
throat troubles. Thousands can
testify to that. Mrs. G. b. Vans
Metre of Shepherdtown, w. Va,
says 81 had severe case of
Bronchitis and for II year tried
everything l heard OF, but got no
no relief. One bottle of DR.
Kings New Discovery then cured
me absolutely" It's infallible
for Group, Whooring Cough,
Grip, Pneumonia and Consump,
ton. Try it. It's guaranteed by
Crawford Bros. and j. f. Mack,
ey d Co. Trial bottles free.
Reg. sizes soc $780,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-05-27
Spain Kelly fIas Surrendered.

Spain Kelly, who kill w. f..
Creech on the road between Cam
den and Blshopville on the after
noon of May 9Th, surrendered to
Sheriff Scarborough of Sumter
yesterday afternoon. The COVER
nor was notified Immediately.
Yesterday morning Gov. Hey
ward decided to offer reward for
the arrest of Kelly, but the sher
iff of Sumter county did not know
this and is not entitled to reward
as the official proclamation had
not been made public.
Kelly shot Creech with dou>
blebarreled shotgun and then pur
sued the dying man three miles,
when he fired several pistol balls
into his body.
There is no Jail at Bishopville,
the court house of Lee county.
and Kelly gave himself up TO the
sheriff of the adjoining county. =
The State, 24th inst.
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DIR. Field Must Surely Hang.

John Brownfeld, the negro
barber of Georgetown, who kill
cd the deputy sheriff of that coun. .
ty some three years ago, will be
arralgned and reacntcnced at the
next term of the court of general
sessions. Tho supreme court of
the United States has affirmed the
decision both of tie circuit court
and the State supreme court,
Browniield having been sentenced
to death ut the term Of the for
mcr court when he was first
tried.
His attorneys at that time ap-
peaIcd to the State supreme court
which affirmed the decision of the
lower court. The case was then
carried to the highe" tribunal
which now refuses to alter the
sentence or to grant new trial.
Browntield' s case is one which
has attracted national attention,
and the fact that there were no
negroes on the jury which sat on
his case was an argument freely
used by the lovers of the black
race, and was the ground on
which appeal was taken. The
State
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-05-27
Another Eastern Horror.

London, May 25.-The Sofia
correspondent of The Morning
Leader telegraphs that the Mace
donian committee reports that the
Turks have bun ned the village of
Banitzi, near Seres. Only 4S of
the inhabitants escaped, and many
women and girls were outraged
end murdered and their bodies
cast into the water.
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Severe Tornado Sweeps Kansas.

Kansas City, May 23. A spec
ial to The Star from Manhattan,
hans., says: i tornado PASSED
over the western part of Riley
county last evening travelling in a
northwesterly direction. At Ba-
la, on the Rock IsIanl road, two
people were killed and IL injured,
several it is thought fatally. Rail,
road traffic was blocked for some
time on account of great trees and
debris being blown on the track.
The storm was accompanied by Il
heavy rain and hailstones of un>
usual size. Many dwellings and
outbuildings were wrecked.
In the storm that struck 10
miles southeast of Dodge City a
herder named unknown, was kill
ed and Mrs. Tibb Shand was fat
ally injured.
Topeka, kans, May pa
tornado struck Eureka at mid~
night destroying a score of resi-
dences and causing other dam
age. Mrs. j. ii. German and
Mrs Frank Sample were fatally
hurt and half dozen others were
more or less seriously injured.
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Happenings In The State.
AS Cbr"nicled by the Alert Cor>
resp 'ndents of The Columbia
State.
ELEVEN CENTS PAID.

Piedmont, May %. Several
nice lots Of c,tton have been
brought in here this week. The
price paid for twas II cents. In
u lot s'ld by Mr.. j. O. Jenkins,
one Of Greenvllle couaty's most
substantial farmers, was one bale
IL years old, having been ginned
in 1856. Mr.. Jenkins says that
he has six more bales that he will
bring in tomorrow.
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M a De YOUNG AGAIN

Gone of DR.. Kings New Life
Pills each night for two weeks
has put me in my teens again"
writes ID. IL. Turner of Demp.
seytown, Pa. Pa. They're the
best in the worlu for Liver, Stom,
ach and Bowels. Purely vegeta-
BILE. Never grip. Only 25c at
Crawford Bros. and j. +. Mack
eY IL Go. Drug Store.
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Killing OF The Bad
Young KentuCkian.
Mrs. Ellie Carson ON the stand
Tells Why She Slow lin
He Had Foully SANDER
ed Her.


Macon, Ga., May 22.-Mrs.
hille IL. carson, chalged with the
murder or Robert Rlgsby of Bow
ing Hrecn, n.y., n student in II
business college in Macon, was
arralgned today IN the superior
court ana pleaded not guilty TO
the indictment. She was attend
Ell by hcr husband and also her
relatives. There are two busi-
ness colleges IN Macon, at one of
"hlch MIS-. carson was a teach
er Oh 'eIe%f"PhY. lhe compeu
t'oh I"r PuPllS iSStrong. George
II. 1rayWck came TO the cIty TO
enter one or the colleges. lie
was met at inc traih by flgshy,
""o' 1t Is "IIeSc"' sought I" dl-
vert MN from one college I" an
o'her' accusing Mrs. carson OF
"e'hS woman OF oad character
N''S' O'rso' nearing OF inc s'an-
'0' CONSUME" I'LL '''oincy "ii"
'o"S"' " t"o"co h'SsoY 10 give
'n0 ''''ne' oi 'noSo "ho n"'' I"eS-
''0i'e" nct on'r"c''r' QUO i'''o
wv '"''i ''MS VIII" Ali' '' '"c
Ivy o'" e y. 'no Seoo'"
9.'~ A'i''S' ''''''' ''''''''''SS i'i'i' i"ui
','0' my "''o ~ 'no 'i'''o
''ono. ino o'a'o ies'eo al'ei eS
D 'Ao i"e' - 'no MINING
' 49, ~"' - ny ~ 'no" '''''
""' ''' o' lis ~
fN'' W Wv - "'' ti'io'
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that he said he was from Ken.
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put her in position where street
sweepcrs would not notice her.
| that he came forward in n ,oenoo-
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MUCH ENTHUSIASM AT THIS GOOD
ROADS CONVENTION.

MUCH ENTHUSIASM AT THIS GOOD
ROADS CONVENTION.
Anderson, May 23.-An en-
thusiastic good roads convention
was held in the court house here
today and was attended by some
800 or 400 representative citizens
of the county.
Addresses were delivered by
Senator A. G. Latimer, Hon. F.
II. Hyatt of Columbia. president
of the State Geod Roads associa-
tion, and by County Supervisor
j. N. Vandiver.
The convention adopted by u
unanimous rising vote a resolution
IN favor of SPECIAL 5-mill tax
levy for good roads. The reso-
luton went through with a whoop
amid applause. There was not a
dissenting vote.
Senator Latimer captured the
convention with his plan for feder-
al aid in road improvements.
A permanent county good roads
ASSOCIATION was formed. An or
ganization will be- perfected in
every township in the county end
the work Of Building public sen
timent in the cause will be pushed
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SH .(y5.>>zl

Shylock was the man who
wanted pound Of human
flesh. There arc many
Shylocks now, the GONZALES
cent, the consum.tivc, the
sickly child, the pale young
woman, all want human flesh
and they can get it take
SCOTS Emulsion.
SCOTS Emulsion is flesh
and blood, bone and muscle.
ltfecds the nerves, strengthens
the digestive organs and they
feed the whole body.
For nearly thirty years
SCOTS Emulsion has been the
great givcr of human flesh.
We will send you couple of
ounces free.
SCOTT 81 BOVINE. Chemists,
4C9-4I5 Pearl Street. New York.
SOC. and 81 90 all druggists
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until good, permanent roads are
established all over the county.
Senator Latimer starts ont in
the interest of good roads, and
will visit every section where the
people are interested and desire
his presence.
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"Strcngth and vigor come of
good food, duly digcsted. 'Force'
a ready, to- serve wheat and bars
ley food, adds no burden but sus,
talus, nourishes, invigorates."
Pay your Subscription to the
LEDGER and be happy.
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WALKED o. OF A SECOND STORY
WINDOW

WINDOW
Pickens, May %. Mr.. Craig
Mauldin was spending last night
Mt the residence of his uncle, Mr..
w. L. McFall. About midnight
the family were awakened by
groans just outside. An lnvestl-
CATION revealed the unfortunate
young man lying on the ground
IN an entirely unconscious condi-
tion. The services of physi.
clan we're obtained ut once. but 1t
was not until midday that he be e.
gan to show sign of returning
consciousness. Mr.. Mauldin Is
afflicted with somnambulistic ten
dencies, which explain the acci.
dent. He evidently got out of u
second story window on n shed
while asleep, and from there fell
to the ground, distance of 15
or 20 feet.
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TR AvHLINa II DANGER.
GUS.

Constant motion jars the kid
neys which are kept in place in the
body by delicate attachments.
This is the reason that travellers,
trainmen, street car men, team
sters and all @ho drive very much,
suffer from kidney disease in some
form. Foley's Kidney Cure
strengthens the kidneys and cures
all forms of kidney and bladder
disease. Geo. e. Hausan, loco
motive engineer, Lima, o., writes,
"Coustant vibration of the engine
caused me great deal of trouble
with my kidneys, and l got no re-.
lief until l used Foley's Kidney
Cure" II. Eugene Funderburk,
druggist.