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NATIONAL TRIBUNE BOOKS
NEW BOOKS.
Statesmen and Orators. Six Vols Cloth. $50
Official History of l. =. Ciotii. ............... 20
Life of Mckinley. silk back. 80
NEW BOOKS
ROOSEVELT BOOKS.


These the last of the popular edition of the Prsi-
dents books. We Informed that future editions
VIII sell for high prices something like 80 volume.
We believe this report, because plenty of people will
buy the Presidents books at whatever 1t is Il
Interest well in the interest of the dStin-
guished author
Heretofore, understand, the Presidents profits
have not been nearly commensurate for his abors as
author. He Is all open-handed man who probably
cared little about royalties We will n. be glad To learn
that his lhOrs will be literally rewarded. Meanwhile,
and for little while only, have these ten volumes
of the Presidents books for sale at s5-ony 80
volume. When they are all gone thes+ volumes will
be apt TO double and treble In value
American ideals. 80 pages. Cloth......-..... 50
AdmnS ration. Civil Service 302 pages. Cloth. so
War of 1872. Part l. z18 pages. Cloth 80
War Of 1872. Part IT. 337 pages Cloth. so
Winning OF the West Part I. 23s pages. Cloth. so
Winning Of the West Part III. S3l pages Cloth. 50
Winning ,f the West. Tart III. 32D pages Cloth. so
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MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
American Conflict. Greeley. Two Vols Paper. 200
BayardS Courier. Cloth ........... .......... l.J0
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rs
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M MEo.cAL.
EREE-A WONDERFUL SHRUB
CURES KIDNEY AND BLADDER
DISEASES. RHEUMATISM, ETC.

New evidence shows that A1knvIs. the new botan-
icAl product of the KAYAK shrub. Is indeed
true specific cure for diseases caused by Uric acid
In the blood. or by disorders of the Kidneys and
Urinary organs remarkable case Is that OF James
Thomas Esq, OF the Board of Review. Bureau Of Pen
sons, Washington, d. C.. told In the Nsip York World
Of recent date He was cured by Alhnvis ater many
physicians had failed and he had given up hope OF
recovery Similar testimony of extraordinary cures Of
Rheumafism and Kidney and BLADDER dis
eases of long standing comes from many other suffer-
and 90 hospital cures recorded In days So
far the Church Kidney Cure Co, No. f2l Fourth
nue. New York, are the only importers of Alknvls,
and they anxious 10 prove its value that for the
sake OF introduction they will send free treatment Of
AIknvis. prepaid by mail. to every reader of THD
NArIoNAL TRfBrSE who is a sufferer from any form
of Kidney or Bladder disorder. BriEht's Dis
ense, Rheumatism. Diabetes. Dropsy. 6rav-
ei. Pain In Back. difficult or too frequent passing
water or other ailcton due TO improper action Of the
Kidneys or Urinary organs. We advise all suffer-
ers to send their names and address to the company
and receive the Alkavis free To prove its wonder
full curative powers Ii is sent 10 you entirely free
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NOR SALE-eTo ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND,
II adjoining the city limits of Sanborn, North Dako-
a. Good title; all fenced abundance of pasture; good
water; 40 In crops VIII sell with without the
crops, and also will throw in teams, machinery, and
implements If desired. A opportunity TO get q
good farm. Inquire Of James II. Black, Sanborn,
North Dakota.
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MEMS ALL-WOOL CASHMERE SUITS FOR
WI $3.50 and $3.50; fine aIlwoOl SUITS IS and slO
ira fine suits at Sl2 and Si Dc write for samples
but state color wanted and send weight height breast
whist, inSeam and sleeve measures with 81 deposit.
Balance c. o. ID. at express office. Frank Leonard,
Claysville, Pa
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"Smuthers is in an awful state now
Mental, physical, or Kentucky-"-Cin-
cinnati Commercial-Tribune
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.
"ELLO, HELLO,
HOSIERY BY MAIL ORDERi

II HUSIEK1 Bf MAIL UKDER!
We Will ship 10 your address in the United States,
postpaid goods that cannot be exceed for the price
style 400. Blnck or Tan Mems Half Hose n Combed
Egyptian Yarn, fine sauZe seamless; sizes 9l4 to IL
One-haf dozen, 80 cents
style 4Ol, Ladies' Black Hose combed Egyptian
yarn, fine gauzc tension shaped seamless; sizes So 8,
and 10. Onehalr dozen 80 cents.
We viii send postpaid, ON receipt of Is cents, one
pair of Mems Half Hose in Black or Tan, for Is cents
pair Ladies' Hose in Black 10 show the purchaser
what goods like before ordering in half dozen
lots Postage stamps accepted for PAIR orders Order
two pair and be convinced. Mannheim Hosiery Mills
Station B, Mannheim, Lancaster County, Pa. $. NJ.
Long, Proprietor
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KORNIKURA
IL REMOVES CoRNs EASILY.
Has relieved others, will help you.
. cents a bottle.
Write to-day.
Kornikura Remedy Co.,
Ripley, Ohio.

DRIyATE SANMETTO PRESCRIPTION-Thoss
L suffering from weaknesseswhch sap the pleasures
of life should take Private Sanmetto Prescription
bottle will tell story of marvellous results. This
cihe has more rejuvnating, vitazing force than any
ever yet offered Sent prepaid in plain package for
81. Prepared by its originator physician of more
than 20 years experience F. W. McCanon NJ. D.,
Clearfield. Iowa L. ,
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EN- PLoYM EMIT.

GONE COMRADE lOR son CT VET, WHO
> Is q good, all round stereotyper, find en-
ployment for part of his me at The National Tribune
office.
Wanted Also good Mergehthaler operator.
The National Tribune is n temperance office. A
man with the drink habit viii not be employed.
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.HEADAcHE- Civ. ,n,,.n, relief. final cure I,
few minutes and never 70
DOVE TABLETS turns-of whatever kind or
CURE degree. chronic, recent, or her
EVERY CASE! edtary; no injurious drugs
For periodic they give quick
(At all Drlggtsts) relief from pain, and do nos
lose their curative virtues after
being used few times, and
prevent the occurrence of the attacks A boon to
sufferers. speedy, certain and safe. Price by mail 1o
per box. Address ]. II. Reeves, Box 695, No 70
Nassau ST, New York, y. Y.
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L,OR SALE
II NICE HOME NEAR CHARLESTON, GA,
on the Georgia Railroad, near Atlanta
Inquire of owner, Comrads j. W. Savage, Clarks-
ton Ga
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MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

T HAVE A FEW PRINTED AND ILLUSTRATED
Rituals for sale, containing all the work. INF.
tation costumes robes signs grips and pass words OF
the following named orders: Revised Oddfellowshlp
with PatriarchS Militant and RcbeSah degrees soc
Freemasonry. first three degrees Soc. first seven de-
grees, sli0: Council and COmmandery CKnight Tenn
plarism) SOC; Mystic shrine, SOC: Adaptive Masonry
Eastern Star SOC. Ecc ORIENT (Cypher 81 50 Scotch
Rite. two volumes, 1000 pages, $40; Modern Wood
man, Knights of Pythias, Red Men, Maccabees For
esters Patriarchs Militant Rebekahs, each Soc Guar.
anteed 10 be complete and accurate money refunded
Remit by postal money order registered letter TO
Mark Weller Fairfax, Va.
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r ANDS WITH ENCUNBERED, DEFECTIVE,
IL OR TAX TITLES BOUGHT.
No matter where located. Give particulars and
receive proposition. Address
Iowa Collection and Trust Co., Des Moines, Iowa.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

roMRADES-FOR SALE PLYMOUTH HOTEL.
~ Doing good business VIII leave 1t furnished ex-
cept two living II rooms, kitchen, laundry
house, stable and sheds Part cash, balance at per
cent. We old and want to retire. Come and see.
Iirect TO ]. d. Robinson. Plymouth, Nebraska.
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JNLoRIDA FOR HEALTH
Il AND GOOD CHEAP HOMES.
Best fruit lands on earth. Resident q years, and
will stay. Stephen Soar.
Dade City, Pasco Co., Fla.
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A NTI-PAIN-GREAT RELIEF To SUFFER-
IA ers from pain, especially Headache-Sick, ,Ner.
yous or Neuragic or Neuralgia pains. We have per-
feet remedy, free from opiaes bromides, especially
indicated for ladies, all conditions. hence safe. The
greatest physician can offer nothing better This IS bus
one of our great remedies. To prove words,
prepaid. for two &c stamps Regular box, 25c. Ad-
dress The S. u. b: Remedy Co. Pembine wis:
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DENSIONERS, ATTENTION. IF YOUR CLAIM
L for original or increase of pension has been re-
jected write once. giving your posOffice address
and sending stamp for answer to Capt. J. NJ. Alder
man. Elmira, n. Y.
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L,oR RSALE-RUBBER STAMP CHECK, BADGE,
Il Seal and Stencil business Only one in town. No
competition. Doing good business. Geo. Graul, 81
Edgar St. Evansville Ind
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A n OLD AND WELL@ESTABLISHED STOW
"A and Timer stand, centrally located in the Bor
ough of Shrewsbury, FORK Co. Pa for sale. with stock
tools lot and all buildings, easy terms; good place
for an energetic young timer Apply to Chas Sanders
Shrewsbury, Pa
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PENSIoNf ATTORNEYS.

rJNABER & WHITMAN CO..
l. Successful Solicitors of PensionS
Over twenty years experience
3s-40 Wander Building, Washington, D. c.
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MARRIAGE DIRECTORY FREE TO ALI.-PAY
vi when married; new pian send no money For par
icuars address Selectciub, Dept ls, Tekonsha Mich
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MINING PARTNER WANTED WITH SOME
Al capital to develop frstclass gold prospects in
southwest Boulder Co., Colo. Five fssure veins,
three to five feet wide; good paying mines near: will
give interest to party furnishing money for patents
and some development work. Address w. X. Davis
X. +. ID. s. Clinton. NO.
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INVALID PENSIONERS DRAWING LESS
/ than sI2 should address, sending stamp for answer
Capt. J. NJ Alderman Pension Attorney, loil Walnut
street Elmira n. V s..
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A MONG THE THOUSAND ISLANDS.
IA Cedar Island House. q comfortable, homelike
restful Summer Resort. where you will find good
boating, hshlng and shady, pleasant paths TO ramble
In. Nj. +. Phillips, Prop, Chippewa Bay, n. Y.
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CoMRADES-IF YOU ARE SUFFERING OR
" know of any one with any of the so-called incur
able Diseases have poor eyesight hearing write
to US, stating all the symptoms of their cases and
ceive free treatment by the latest methods Address
Box o. Neche, North Dakota
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I1OR SALE-wE MUST CLEAR OUT OUR
Store by ist of October and offer for sale our en-
tire line of dry goods groceries and notions Our line
Is complete fresh and clean. VIII also sell store
fixtures consisting of show cases. paper roll cutters
scales refrigerator. &c For further Information call
on or address |. y. Linvllle, Saltwell, w. Va.
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A GUARANTEED PILE CURE-CURED MY
"A self OF piles of 40 years standing Will sell for
81 per box; six for s.. Money back If no W. H
Smith, Box l6l, Ticonderoga, n. Y.
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II ETTERS OF INQUIRY ANSWERED ALL
i kinds-California lands, climate, etc Inclose
six cents postage stamps to cost of same S.
Beckom, Westport, Mendocino Co., California
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TINHE DEVIL IN CHURCH.-YOU WANT 1T.
l. Send postal for contents and price. A. W. Paul,
Box 13l, Coultersville Ill.
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VoUR PENSION BUSINESS PROMPTLY AT
L tended to by an old soldier Is years Pension
Attorney. Address Ira W. Booton. Gallipols, Ohio.
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I1LoRIDA-THE- COUNTRY FOR OLD VETS
4 No rheumatic, catarrt, lung troubles E1-
change billiards. for sunshine. Good shooting and
fishing. Cheap homes Live easy prolong your lives.
Stamp for information. c. F. Waldron, late 18th O. VL
Welake, Putnam Co., Florida
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VIZ ANTED-ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND Gus
w toners to buy the Edison Home PhonOgraph.
The best music and at all prices Comrades, get talk
ing machine. Write for particulars Address Il. f.
BarraS. Arnold, Pa.
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NOR SALE-THREE VALUABLE PROPERTIES
I Centrally located. Good investment.
A. Seymour, Wilkes Barre, Pa
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"OME REMEDIES-For 81 / will send recipe for
III sure cure for rheumatism, Eryspelas. Lung
Trouble Constipation Kidney Disease. Address U. z.
Harper, 307 Chandler ST., Danyille, Ill
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r OOK HERE. -THIRTEEN AND ONE-HALF
II dollars per buys one half secticE of rich
prairie land in South Dakota; threeourths in cultiva
tion buildings; young grove one corner of land
Address n. o. Aylsworth, Bradley, South Dakota
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AGENTS WANTED.

10 YOU WANT TO MAKE $40 A WEEK
work two hours day and make $40
week.
loI can make from So TO sI5 week.
The work is easy and will pay you well.
All vino care to take up the work write
me a letter, and will send you a circular.
MISS NJ. E. CULBERTSON,
Edinboro, Erie Co., Pa.
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I>OR SALE-THE EIGHT VOLUMES OF AD-
Il iutaut Generals Report State of Iowa. 6l-'65. In
good condition. j. T.. Reed. Pulaski. Iowa.
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NOR SALE-FOUR OF THE FINEST RANCHES
Il on the globe. One of $40, 500, so and 1000
Write for description and terms. b. kilmer, Waldo,
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HISTORY 10TH o. V. v. l.: 1873 pages: leatheretie;
illustrated. Every survivor, his children and
grandchildren, want Il copy.
Prepaid for 81.
c. c. Degrnan, Sprngdale, Ky.
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POULTRY. BIRDS and PET STOCK

A NCONAS-THE GREAT WINTER LAYERS.
"A The pullets often commence laying at four five
months of age. People just finding out the fact
that If they want eggs they must have the Ancona.
Stock for sale $3.50 per pair S5 per trio. 100 grand
young males at 81 and ~ each Send for free cata-
logue. o. 5. Evans, Roxbury, Ohio.
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YINO EXCHANGE-50o 900 ACRES TIMBER LANDS
Il in Humphrey Co., Tenn, three and half miles
from railroad. All free and clear except taxes Of 81
A fine eightroom residence, % minutes ride from
Court House. Chicago, ILL.,; scent fare all modern i'm
provements Northern Ohio property preferred For
particulars address A. &. Thompson, Macedonia Depot.
Ohio. '-.r ~-'''
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VNOR SALE-EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE; CISTERN
Il and outbuildiDgs: lot 2O0x20O: in good neighbor-
hood Just the place for old vets For quick sale 00o
Address A ]. Hammack, Box 16, Columbus, KY.
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Francisco has achieved in recent years
a high reputation as convention city,
and one feature which has added much to
its fame in this regard has been the lavish
ness of its street decorations upon these
gala occasions. In no other city have noe
tural electric displays been brought to such
a standard of magnifcence. When the Cal
ifornia Volunteers, who were the first to
land in the Philippines, returned, when
the Epworth Leaguers the Mystic Shrin-
ers, and the knights of Pythias were here,
Market street shown in electric glory. The
electric Court of Honor under which our
late lamented comrade, President McKin-
ley, rode in May. 1901, and the electric
canopy passed under in May, last year. by
President Roosevelt outstripped all be.
fore; but now, in honor of the grand rally
here of comrades next month, the electric
Court of Honor is to gleam with effects
more elaborate and enhancing than all
previous efforts.
This magnificent arch will spring from
four massive pedestals 20 feet long, Ia
feet wide and 2S feet high, each carrying
about 1000 electric lights worked in
unique design, supported by beautiful pi.
lasters richly ornamented with stucco
work, with great artistic effect and sur.
mounted by four heroic eagles and the
trusses of the arch proper.
The arch will have a magnificent and
graceful sweep of 160 feet. from pedestal
to pedestal, and will rise to hight of II
feet above the street line. 1t will be rich
iy ornamented in stucco work Of delicate
tracery and illuminated with 5000 elec.
tric lights. The stuccO work design will
be principally of highly ornamental cir.
cles, rising from the base and continuing
upward until it fades away in a delicate
scroll, studded throughout with incandes
cent lights in striking effect. From this
hight the arch supports beautiful colon
made Of 16 columns, resting On a circular
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COMRADES-ONE DOLLAR CURES YOUR
~ Piles. No knife Cure yourself at home Guar
antee my medicine to do the work. Money refunded
if not satisfied. Address DIR. F. E Roberts, South
McAlester, Ind. Ter.
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DRoPSY-NEw DISCOVERY; GIVES QUICK
IL relief and Book of testimonials
and 10 days treatment Tree. DIR. IL II. Green's Soma
Box O. Atlanta. Ga.
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NORTH GEORGIA FARMS FOR SALE-TEN
N miles south of Chattanooga. Tenn, in Chattanoo
ga Valley. One of los and one of so acres Fine
springs lasting water; well improved; close to railroad
stations. John Mitchell, Eagle Cliff, Ga.
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U,oR SALE-"oH, JOE; HERE'S YOUR MULE"
Il See Ben Johnson, Co. ID, 39th Iowa, at Riverside,
Cal. Orange groves homes and investments in the
Land OF sunshine" Correspondence solicited. In
close stamp for reply. johnson MOorman s2s Main
St, Riverside, Cal.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-10-06
After Two Years.

After a $4,000 2O-Payment Life Pol
lev, issued to a person aged 35 by the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. OF
Newark, N. j., has been In force two
years-two annual premiums having
been paid-the loan value OF policy ls
s347.20-you can borrow that much on
It, and the cash surrender value Is
s347.2O. II the assured cannot or does
not desire to pay third premium, and
does not want to take advantage OF the
cash surrender or loan value and does
not take a paid-up policy for $500, to
which he Is entitled II he wants 1t, the
whole policy for $4,000 will remain IN
full force three years and $50 days at
ter the expiration Of the first two years
and should the assured die during the
time of extension, the face Of the pol
icy-$1O, ,OOO-wiII be paid just the
same as If the payment Of premiums
had been continued. The premium
the cost of the insurance for the first
year Is $362.20, and the second year,
the same amount, less the dividend
that will be apportioned. Just for Gu
riosity ask the agent Of any other
company to tell you his premium rate
on a 20-Pay Participating policy for
$40, 900 at age 35 and to tell you what
his company will guarantee you When
two premiums have been paid. If ne
tells you straight and I believe he Will
you will have bona flde evidence as
to the greater liberality Of the Mutual
Benefit as compared to ALL other
companies. It's different.
SAM M. GRlsT, Special Agent.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-10-06
Tuesday, October 6, 1903.

rowood, ]. B. Swami, J. A. Watson, d.
G. Stanton and ]. L. Stacy.
Ramah church was given permission
to employ Rev. S. H. Hay as stated
supply till the spring meeting Of pres
bytery.
Rev. James. Russell is to continue as
evangelist, laboring at the Chapel IN
Chester and at Quarries near Winns-
boro At the latter place, there seems
to be a very interesting work. About
700 people are now living at this place
and many Of them are Scotchmen. A
building has been erected here and we
hope to accomplish much good, work.
ing among these people.
Many other things were done at the
presbytery, which are of no special In
terest to the public.
Winnsboro was selected as the place
and Tuesday 6 p. m.) before the
fourth Sabbath in April as the time OF
the mex. meeting.
This was in many respects, very
pleasant meeting. 1t was the first time
Bethel presbytery had ever met In
Chesterfield county. While we did not
Kershaw to Jefferson in buggies and
wagons, a distance Of sixteen miles;
vet, when we reached Jefferson we
found warm welcome awaiting us.
The people around Jefferson are we'll
to-do people. They now have rail-
road, just completed from McBee (on
the Seaboard) to that place and there
are many signs Of Improvement. They
have three churches In the toWn-Bap-
tist, Methodist and Presbyterian, a
good school and several stores. The
land in and around Jefferson is very
good. Gold seems to abound in that
section. There is a mine near the
town which has yielded large guam
tity of gold. ,
A very pleasant episode connected
with this meeting was the kindness
shown the members Of presbytery as
they passed through Kershaw on our
way to Jefferson. The good ladies OF
the Presbyterian church Of Kershaw
had prepared splendid dinner for us,
which they served in one of the halls
of the town. This was highly appre-
ciated by the presbytery, for, had 1t
not been for these thoughtful ladies,
we probably would have made our
dinner out Of crackers and sardines.
STATED CLERK.
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BETHEL PRESBYTERY.
Comprehensive Summary of the Pro-
ceedings Held at Jefferson Church.

Comprehensive Summary Of the Pro-
ceedinss Held at Jefferson Church.
Reported for The Enquirer.
Bethel presbytery met at Jefferson,
Chesterfield county. October 2, and
was opened with a sermon by the re-
tiring moderator, Rev. c. G. Brown.
Seventeen ministers and twenty
eight elders were in attendance.
Rev. A. H. Atkins was elected mode
rator and Rev. w. B. Arrowood as
sistant clerk.
Interesting reports were read by the
chairman of the committees on the
work Of foreign missions. home mis-
sions, education and the narrative to
synod. All of these reports in the
main were encouraging. There was
an unusually large number of acces-
sions to the churches on profession
last year.
Rev. W. A. Hafner and Prof. A. r.
Banks were elected trustees of David
son college for three years.
A very enthusiastic conference on
home missions was held and instruct
i've addresses were made by Revs.
Hafner and Arrowood. A collection
was taken up to assist in building a
church at Ruby, amounting to sl11.7.
A commission was appointed to Or
ganize a church at Rocky Creek, Ches-
terfield county, about five miles from
Jefferson. This duty was performed
on Sabbath afternoon, and the COM
mission reported on Monday and the
church was enrolled. This is the third
church the presbytery has organized
in Chesterfield county in the last two
or three years. We have built two
splendid churches in this county III the
last two years. ,,e
The following committees were
elected for the next year:
Home Missions-C. Fraser ,,a w. a.
Hafner. A. H. Atkins. W. U. Ne'''1e e
r. e. Wylie, R. M. Dulin and II. d
Cunningham. ", A..
Education-W. L. Lingle. w. b. Ar
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MERE MENTION.

General Nelson A. Miles denies en-
phatically that he has any intention
of being a candidate for a presidential
nomination. 80. Mrs. Marie Layton
Johnson, wife of a fashionable New
York dentist, has been arraigned ir
New York on the charge Of having
stolen $4,000 from Cincinnati con-
Germ that manufactures playing cards
..... Five desperadoes held up New
York street car last Friday night fol
the purpose of robbery. Three Of them
were afterward arrested by the police
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-10-06
AIIeqed Suborned Juror.

Horace L. Bomar Of Spartanburg
who was a witness for the prosecution
in the Tillman case, stated to the Jour
nal on Saturday, that 1t Is common
talk in Lexington that one Of the jury.
men has agreed to stand out for ar
acquittal Of Tillman, no matter what
may be the opinion Of the other elev.
en- jurors. According to Mr.. Bomal
this circumstance is a matter Of com
mon talk in Lexington and the name
of the alleged suborned juryman Is
matter Of common talk. The facts in
volved, cannot, Of course. be verified
Mr.. Bomar says that there Is but little
local interest in the Tillman trial.