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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-25
.Auailable Gram Subblv.

NEW YORK, Aug. Especial teleerapfio
communications received by Bradstreet's show
the following changes in available supplies
as compared with last account:
Whcat-Unted States and Canada east Of
the Rockies, decreased $50. 900 bushels: afloat
Cor and IN Europe. increased 200 COO bushels /:
total supply decreased 1870 COO bushels
Corn-United States and Canada east Of the
Rockies. decreased 1, C41 COO bushels
Oats-United States and Canada east OF the
Rockies. increased 4, 022, COO bushels
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No. 2. 11hG12c; No. 1 hardshelI. 13913hc;
No. 2. 11GI1hc; Almonds. 16Q17c for new
Nonpareils, 14G1415e for 1 x L. 13q14c for
Ne Plus Ultra and lie for Languedoc; Pea
nuts, 6G7c for Eastern; Pecans 11613c; CO.
coanuts 81 5OQ5.
HONEY-Comb. 11K613c for white and 100
lie for amber; water white extracted, 51aR
6I5c: light amber extracted. 596c; dark, 80
BEEsWAx-2Ta2ac per ID.
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UNITED STAT
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5 10. usual terms: Bakers Extras 81 To65:
Oregon and Washington, jobbing at So s594 IS
per Dbl
MILLSTuFFS-Prices IN packages are as
follows: Graham Flour So 80 per 100 lbs :
Rye Flour. IS so; Rye Meal, So 25; Rice Flour,
SI; Corn Meal - 90; extra cream DO - 70;
wheat Flour. "a 50q4 70; Cracked Wheat 81;
Farina 81 so: Whole Wheat Flour So IS;
Rolled Oats. bbls 81 25QS 60: in sacks Sc T5g
10: Pearl Barley So: Split Peas. boxes 81;
Green Peas s. so per 100 lbs.
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CATTLE. SHEEP AND HOGS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug. 24.-cATTLE - Receipts,
1900 Steady to strong. Good To prime
steers SIS 10d6 10: poor TO medium 50 100
4 go; stockers and feeders. s2d4 65 cows
81 50fl4 %. heifers s2d5; Gamers. 81 5092 %;
bulls $2d4: calves, So 5oQs %; Texas fed
steers. S3d4 %.
HOGs-Receipts: To-day. 20 900: to- morrow
1900, Strong to sc higher Mixed and butch
ers. S565 %: poor to choice heavy, So 100
So; rough heavy. s. 75G5 20; light, s5G5 so:
bulk OF sales So 1895 40.
SHEEP-Receipts %. coo. Steady 10 strong
Good TO choice wethers. IS seas 80: fair TO
choice mixed. $3d4; Western sheep. S3 200
3 90; native lambs. So 5od5 70; Western lambs
81 1515 Ih.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Ne1r York Money Market.

'NEW YORK Aug. 24-Close: Money On
cau-Easy. s01 per cent, closing bid, : per
cent. offered a. J.
T:ime loans-Eszy and dull. Sixty days. ?
Ter cent. ninety days, "a Q2z per cent; six
months 81. per cent
Prime mercantile psper-5@s G45z per cent
SrerilEE eEchsnEe-Firn. with actual bust
neEz1 bankers oils A. SfsSlo Tor dems nd
end a. 81 $3.50 4 $50 for sixty day bills
Posted ratee-S4 S. Snd 81 So
.Ccmme-clal BLISS s5is a. S5h-
Bar sSer-57&c
Mexican i0l.srs-45i.c.
Governments steady. railroads firm.
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE. Aug. 24.-CIearings 1884. os4;
balances. $50, 7zs
TACOMA. Aug. 24.-C1earings, S291 las;
balances S64, 81
PoRTLAND, Aug. 24.-Clearings. $4s2, 4s1;
balances. 1,617.
SPOKANE, Aug. 24.-Clearings s35s. $685.
balances, S5S $50.
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Cash III the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 24-To-days state
ment OF the Treasury balances in the general
fund. exclusive of the $50 600 0G0 gold re-
serve IN the Division OF Redemption. shows:
Available cash balance 800. SI46, So. $50
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Aug 24.-Cash quotations were
az follows Flour. easy No. spring wheat
ST 10: No. 3, S161 os; No 2 red 81 O415R
No 2 cats. 31%. d32c: No. . white, 1924 R35 Z c;
10. white. 34G341c; No, rye zoe: fair to
choice mailing barley. 4sG5zc; No. l haxseed
81 49,. No ! Northwestern. 81 25H; prime
timothy seed, So so: mess pork. per Dbl. $11 70
eli so: lard. per 100 lbs; So 9oae s2ls short
ribs sides Qoosel. s! S1l2gI 90; short clear
WINS 81 as. clover contract Erada. so Is
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Northern What Market.
OREGON.

PORTLAND, Aug. Shipping:
Walla Walla. 7sc. bluestem s5c; valley. SIC
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA Aug. 24.-wHEAr-1c lower;
blUestem SIC; club 7Sc
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enhancement in values September pork was
neglected and closed 21SG5c off: lard was up
5G712c and ribs gained &C.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open High. Low. Close.
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION sALE-OFFICE GENERAL So
per1ntendent Army Transport Service, San
Francisco. Cal. August 3 1oO4.-Thers viii
be sold at public auction a. II o. clock a. n.
September ?, 1904. at Folsom-str wharf, a
lot OF silver plated ware. a list OF which can
be seen at Folsom-street wharf. c. A DE-
VOL. Major and Quartermaster. q. s A
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Bntter. Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO. Aug. 24-on the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was steady:
creameries 1916; dairies 12d15l5c. Eggs
steady. 131lec. Cheese steady, SAGE.
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London Closing Stocks.

Bar IVer-Lncertain, 2b4sd per ounce.
Money-1%4 az per cent
The rate OF discount IN the open market for
short bills is 13-16G2Ts per cent and for
three months bills rs per cent
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Miscellaneous Markets.
Foreign utnreS.
LIVERPOOL
st. Louis Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS Aug 24.-WOOI-Steady. Ne
dunn grades> conbing and clothing. % ~ d28c;
light fine, lSQ2oc; heavy fine. 15al6c; tub
washed, 22635c.
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SALES.
Morning Session.

Morning Session.
Street
200 United r r Inv Co pfd-..... 81 IS
A,oOo & y P Ry per cent. 10 so
Afternoon Session.
Board
$esooo United R r Of F4 per cent. "a 50
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IN July. 1908. the exports. inciuding dunnaEe
Nere - - feet, valued al $50 scr In that
1Ln Australia took 1-s76.la3 feet. valued al
f.'.14i, VINE the -lunnage shipments were only
600 feet. valued az see
EyItit and Wheat Bulletin.
F1- The tTenty-four hours ending 5 D m
--.rh meridian time. san Francisco Aug p:
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$500 shares

Total sales. 49, 200 shares.
UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO.
NEW YORK. Aug 24.-No bond transac-
ticns to-day
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.
Common, bid -, asked AZ; preferred, bid
asked -
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days market FOR bonds was steady. Total
sales, par value. s.. 525. eco.
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 24-CATTIF-Re
oeipts. 1000 Slow Native steers. 50 50f5 90:
native cows and heifers, 81 5014 rs: stockers
and feeders 50 25e14 IS: bulls. s2G3 so: calves
cows. 81 5063 50.
HoGS-Receipts. 5000 Steady TO strong.
Bulk Of sales. 50 1898 %: heavy, IS o565 20;
packers, IS O5d5 20: pigs and light, s5d5 30
SHEEP-Receipts 5000. Steady Muttons
s. 25G4 Is; lambs, s4d5 60; range wethers
So a5G4; ewes 81 seas so
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OiHdIld.

OMAHA Neb., Aug. 24.-CATTLE - Re
ceipts. 1900. Slow to Ice lower Native
steers. 81 GOa5 So: cows and heifers. 50 5O6
, IS: Western steers. s3G4 so; Texas steers
50 1903 so: range cows and heifers, s2dS % /:
Gamers. 81 25d2: stockers and feeders 81 son
, go; calves, $3.50; bulls and stays 81 500
3 so
HOGS - Receipts. 1900. Steady Heavy.
81 25Q5 %; mixed. S5G5 o5: light. S5 o5a5 20;
pigs. 81 5eT5: bulk OF sales. S565 90.
SHEEP-Receipts 400. Slow to loc lower.
Western yearlings. So 65d4; wethers So 25fp
3 20: ewes. 81 1898 %: common and stockers
50 25d3 60: lambs, S4d5 so.
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hALES
Morning Session.

Board
20 California Fruit Gamers Assn as 90
50 Giant Powder Con....,.... go so
go HOnokaa s Co ........... Il *
200 Hutchinson s p Co......... Is
10 Mutual Electric Light ........ - so
% Paauhau Co... IS STII
20 Paauhau 5 Co.,. Is Is
80 Spring Valley Water Coz. 81 25
1eO Spring Valley Water Co... 81 S7H
Street
x5.0o OF Arizona d9oal. ......fOT 50
5000 V'Wat Co gen mtgs Is. ss S7jS
Afternoon Eesslon
Board
- Alaska Packers Association. IL %
70 Cal Fruit Gamers Assn. % 90
Cal Fruit Gamers Assn-..... 81 Is
200 Honokaa Co ............... IA IS
- Gas Electric. 81 so
% Spring Valley Water Co... 81 3TlS
H0yy Pacific Electric Ry 5s.......-1O4 ST.
$l0O0 Pacific Electric Ry 5s.-.-.-. 1o4 IS
5000 Sac Fl Gas Ry 5s......1OO 90
Street
20 California Wine Association. 10 90
81, coo Pacific Electric Ry Bs...-foS a.
$500 S P OF Arizona $500 .........IOT So
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Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran.
cisco Stock and Exchange Board YESTERDAY.
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Lamber Exports IN yuly.

TIE fonovfhF shows the exports OF l1rnb.
MN 81 Ersnclsoo BY sea N July:
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
TIES BONDS.

WEDNESDAY. Aug. pa p. m
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

200 MacNamara 4Ol 1850 Red Top . IL
100, Mont Ton % 60 500 Ton Midway. 43
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Flour and MilIsttsfS.

Family Extras. a soy
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1ulon and Baxter Dots.

Since our last letter the cool. dry
weather has been broken by fine rains
and hot sunshine and warm nights.
much to the advantage 6f crops, which
have taken OH rapid growth drriny
the past week Also General Green
has put IN very bold appearance.
much to the dissatisfaction of tn, long
narper at noon. The outlook on the
farm is 1T present very bright. The
grain crop has been partly harvested
ana the iand planted in :otton. Oh.
King Cotton, mighty prince of our
land,
The health of our section was never
much better, though DR.. w. l.. Kneece
Is kept constantly on the go, coming
- =. ~ - !. 10 Ill clEn,,I -1sra crow
ing for day.
Mr.. G. b. kneece has the best field
of corn il our section aud Mr.. j. T.
| Copeland the best cotton
Yes, we still have cur eyes en- the
blackberry path and have discovered
that red sides they have now
MIR Editor, the worst calamity that
! threatens us just new is the extreme
scarcity Jf the gOoseberrs crop, but
we are informed by good authorities
that the hucSleberry crop is full and
! fine. Now what is better than buckle
! berry pie and honey. The CORES
! pundent is ruled out of order.-EDI.
I All these luNuries are growing promiS-
! A., .
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That Tired Feeling

II vCn are Ianguid depressed. and in
capable for work, ii indicates that your
liver IL uat OF order. IIerbine will as
Sist nature to throw of headaches,
and ailments akin To nervousness and
rheumatism ana restore the energies
and vitality of sound and pen feet
health. } Hubbard. Temple, Texas,
March 22 1902: have used lIerbine
FOR the past two years 1T has done
me more good than all the doctors
When feel bad and hav, that tired
feeling, take a dose OF Ierbmc. Itis
the best medicine ever made for chills
and fever" 50cta a bottle.
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Sanlaria News

As | see nothing from old Samaria
IN your columns 1 thought ! would
i;iv, you Il few dots
We have been having some fine rain
Tor the last few days, which was badly
needed. aud everything now looks fresh
and promising. The farmers had their
crops IN good condition to receive the
rain
Mr. w f. Qnattlebaum has moved
his sawmIll from Mr. j. = Bur sess'
place across Lightwood Creek, on the
Barr's place.
Our II, +. -. route Is now in opera
ton, Mr.. ID. +. Boatwright being the
successful applicant lie commenced
on the lst
Mr.. j b: Hydrick patron of this
route and very prominent man, was
i>''Ai'-i- i" had SUNDAY nighL m a diving
tho community are extended to tnl
family IN their sad hour of bereave-
meat.
Sheriff Gaug hman was in this section
few days ago binding over witnesses
in tide case of the State vs. Cha riie
iiiIl and Arthur Riley.
1t Is good aud hot down here. w.
June tth 1904
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Letters OF Interest From Our Regular Correspond
ents, and They Are All Newsy
Delniar Dots.

Farm prospects are very brigh. in
this vicinity
Mr.. a. l.. Elrgle made hurried tri y
to Augusta recently.
Mr. Jetr j. Quattlebaum, of New
berry visited in Dclmar Yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. Shealy. Jr.. of The Palmetto
Collegiate institute, Lexington, is Mt
home for vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Morgan aud
daughter, ef dauldIn, visited relatives
here Monday.
Miss Gertrude Caughman, of the
Spartanburg Graded School. has re-
turned home for hea summer vacation
Mr.. EnOch llite, OF the Lutheran
Theological seminary, Mt Pleasant,
Charleston. preached very interest
idg sermon at Mt Hebron YESTERDAY
from Exodus, l3-22 b.
June 9th, 1901.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Picked Up Here and There and Grouped for
Advocate Readers.

d.. w. ii. Zimmerman went to Col
umbia Monday.
Mr. III. Il. Wright went to Johnston
Tu eSday.
~ MIR; w, II. Sally, Of siallys, was here
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. I. A. Rogers, of the Chinquepin
section, was in Gown Monday.
photographer Il. White went to
lcesviile Monday on business.
Mr.. w. s. Ilite, member of the board
OF registration, went to Lexington
Monday,
Mr. z. c. Cullum, whe has been teach
Ing at Beunettsville, is home for the
summer.
Mr.. w. a. Hawl carrier cI +. u.
No. |. went to Lexington Tuesday on
busine ss.
Miss Mary Coonrr, who has been
tea"ning III Walterboro, returned home
Monday Afternoon.
Mr.. Geo &. Bates is off on pleas
nre trip to .Hpartanburg, A,htyille. n
q, and 9th er points.
Rev. K. ii. Gilbert, of Abbeville.
Ala; viii preach in the BAPTIST Church
Sunday morning NJ IL O'Clock. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Miss Elsie Osborne, OF Jersey City, n.
j. came home from Limestone College
with Miss Salome Zimmerman and /
apeat few days here as hor guest. !
They have left for New Jersey. where |
Miss IImmerman will be the guest of |
Miss borne for Il month
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From Ciinquepin.

The crops in this section are doing
we'll They have Geen worked to the
pink of perfection and there is every
prospect Of II good crop
Mr. u. a. Rogers has fine and
well-w rked crop of cotton and corn,
a. has also Mr. Rawlings Hardin.
The wind storm Sunday evening
struck this vicinity with force. blow
ing down trees ana unrooting houses.
Mrs. tlall, who has been on IA visit to
her son, Mr.. Jud>un Hal has eturned
home. Y
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FronWashington
From Our Regular Correspondent.
Washington, ID. G. June .,

The air res undS with the first NUT
tering of the November storm, aud
until the chief parsonage of the cam
paign betakes him TO Oyster Bay
itical interest. lie will go somewhat
earlier han usual, for he is thorough
ly tired OF trying TO bring harmony
out of discord aud he does not enjoy
life so well since he voluntarily put a
ret,ant upon his own speech making.
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CAMPAIGN
Will Open at Sumter and
Close at COlun,Dia--As.
SeSSment Same as
Last Year=-Candi-
dates Now Filing
Pledges.

The Subcommittee appointed to ar
range schedule for the State cam
paign met in the Cl'ice of Gen. Willie
Jones, State chairman. ut the Carolina
National bank last night. The dates
OF the meetings aud the assessment up
on candidates were decided upon,
At 4 former meeting it was decided
not to require attendance upon all the
meeting by Candidates who are without
opposition. Assessments fixed last
night are: For candidates for C. Overnor.
$50; FOR lieutenant governor, $l2.5o: {:
Tor adjutant general, S2j: fur all other
State offices, $37 30; for congress $50 {;
Tor solicitor. $2J.
The itinerary as mapped out by the
committee is aS follows:
Sumter, Tuesday. June 2lSt
Manning. Wednesday June 23nd.
Monks Corner, Thursday June 23rd.
Georgetown. Friday, June path.
king-tree, Saturday, June 2ilh.
Conway, Tuesday, June 2sth.
Marion, Wcduesdv, June 29th.
Florence, Thursday. June 3Oth.
Darlington, Friday, July II.
Bennetsville, Saturday. July End
Bishopville, Tuesday, July 9TH.
Chesterfield, Wednesday, July 9th,
Camden, Thur dav. July 9TH.
u lliuN July Nln.
lorkvIlle, Saturday, July 9th.
Union, Tuesday, July 18th
Spartanburg. Wednesday. July 18Th.
Galrney, Thursday. July 1lth.
Greenville, Friday, July 18th.
Plck"ns, Saturday, July 10th
Walhalla, Tuesday, July 18th.
Anderson, Wednesday, July 10Th.
Abbeviiir. Thursday. July 2lst.
Greenwood, Friday, July 22nd.
Iaurens, Saturday. July 23rd.
Newberry, Monday, July 25th
Orangebuig, Tuesday, July 26 h.
Bmberg, "Wednesday. July 21th
St Georges, Thursday, July 2Sth.
Charleston, Friday, July Goth
Nalterhorn. Saturday, July Both.
Beaufort, Tuesday. August 2nd.
Hampton, Wednesday, August Bird.
BarnwelI, Friday, August jth.
Aiken, Saturday, August 9th.
Edgetield, Monday, August sth.
SGluda, Tues lay. August 9th.
Lexington, "Wednesday, August 10th.
Chester, Thursday, August llth.
WinnShoro, Friday, August l2lh.
Columbia, Saturday, August 18th
Although the candidates for The State
1ilices have until Jnne 2Oth in which
To lille their pledges with the chairman
lI the executive committee, Gen Willie
entered by sending tferr' ] jn,rss9n rs9n3ohl, IL
companied by the money. Among
'heSe are Col John 7, Sloan of Colum-
bia for lieutenat governor, Capt Il IL.
Jennings of this city for Stare treasurer,
Hon George =. l.egare oi Charleston
for congress from the first district,
and several candidates IHr solicitor .-
State
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i;Ning at an out of the way place, re =
mote from civilization, II family IL Of
ten driven To desperation IN case OF
accident, resulting in Burns, Cuts,
w nuuds, Clcers, etc Lay in Il supply
of Budklcu's Arntca Salyc. It's the
best on earth. 2jc, at o. j. Harris,
Batcsourg Drug co, luminous Bros.
Batesburg; CrOssen Drug Co, Lees
willie =. -.
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ca" Dcyil was sick" Monday and
ia, td TO show ur. but ON Tuesday uc
came up-aud came up locking badly,
too, lie was groggy, his eye was
b!achvi aud his lace WIS scratcucd. lie
has not as yet explained and the only
information "c can c.lcit from shim Is
you ought To see the other fcli wv. ="
Ii tie "ulncr fellow" looks worse than
our Devil hr viii kiudiy remain away
IT. ON thIs ollicr. orr Devil looks bad
ruough at his best, but
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The Monarch Grubber.

The Monarch is the only Machine
that has II hand Isvrr to unwind slack
cable. They cen be set out and in
gear under the heaviest strain. The
Ra"het Is held in gear by its own
weight. II IN need of Il stump puller
write In Geo. NJ. Adams
e. -. VIII. Batesburg, <. c,
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In China, the customary gteetingis
GLOW Is yonr liycr?" II Rydale's Law.
er Tablets were as we'll known there as
IN some parts OF America, the answer
would h,: My liver Is all right, | used
RydA's Liver Tablets These tablets
cure consultation, biIIousness and all
liver trOuhIrr
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pAINr YOUR BuGGY FoR 55c.

with Dcvoe's Gloss Carriage Paint. 1t
weighs 3 TO 8 oZs. more to the pint
than others, wears longer; and gives
gloss equal to new work. Sold by
mmOuSrOS
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COUNTY AUDITOR

hereby annuuucc myself a, can
didate for County Auditor of I.,Niug.
ton Co., and viii abide by the rr>uI
oi the Democratic primary.
NJ iICkENs IINDIIR.
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WORST OF \LLENrErIrNcr.

Can anything be wo>e than to feel
that every minute will be- your last.
such VAS the experience ol Mrs y. III
NewSOn, Decatur, 4 la "For three wears
she WHITES" endured Iu>utfrrubit pain
from indigestion, stomach and bowel
trouble. Death seemed inevitable wuen
doctors and all remedies failed. At
length ! was induced to try Electric
bllteiS ana the result was uIiraculo ~
! improved at once aud now I'm com
plctriy recovered For Liver, kidney.
Stomach and bowel troubles Electric
Bltters Is the only mdicin" Only 5Oc.
It's guaranteed by o, j. Harris. Bates
burg ',rug Co. Timmons Bros, Bates
burg Cro>sen Drug Co, Lecsvillc, sc.
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Would quickly leave You, If you used
Dr. Kings New Life Pilis Thousands
Of sufferers have proved their match
less merit for Sick a;,d Nervous Head
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AIKEN COUNTY JURORS
For The first week OF court, are:

i bl Oue llISl "Sth Ol court. are.
T. r. Page, Hammond; Judson If.
Gurtcr, Tabernacle: ID. j Plunkett and
Collins Cochran, Aiken; j. S Will
liams, shaw; f. w. Crawford, Shultz:
j. II. white, Tabernacle; A i. McEl-
murray, Hammond: q. L. Meyer, Sill.
Verton; ". III. MllS, SLultZ: w. NJ Tim
Cmnquapin: G.. W. Anderson, Greg:
f.. IL. BaESott, Chinquapin; John Bates,
sleepy Hollow; John w. Bodie, Me-
Tier; f. w. Crawford, Shuitz: J. +.
Cumming, Gregg; John +. Garviu,
Rocky Spring; y ID Atkinson, Ham
mond; B T. Corey, Rocky Grove;
j. j Brown. SIlverton: w. NJ. Cullum.
Mcllcr: /. III. Foreman, Shultz; w. \.
EdNard-, Gregg; r. NJ Courtney. NC
Tier; Cary II uankInscn, Silverton:
.. + McM,Ilan and w IL. jackson.
Windsor: Nc L EubaukS, Sleepy Hol-
low John NJ Kueece, Chinquerin: a
II Iayrli, Hammond; ) b Ward,
Gregg: j u Wilson, Hammond; w
pUhosc, McrIer; III. a Jackson,
Rock? Sprins;J I. Corley, Taberua-
Gle; j. 1t. Whltle, Tabernacle
Court Will begin the Sd Monday in
Juur Inusa who are held in jail To
wait for court are:
Roocru Pearson, burglary aud grand
larceny, Fddo CAN'T. housebreakiur
and larceny; Lee Green, white, muir
der: Maniy turteZ, white. house break
irs aud lsrc"uy: Wilbur Reid, car
brcakluS and larceny; Alex HighUower
houSeJrcak,ng and larceny; Willis
Lowe, ASSAULT and battery: Willis
Mention, larceny from ,he field; Marion
Morning, VIII te. hOusebreaking and lar
eeny; INSes May, larceny of i've stock
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T. j. Lady Will give ba~bacuc for
the coi3rcd people At Icesyllie on june
lIth.
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II you want the biggest nickrl's
worth of zee in town go To Corbitt's.