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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Nat. Fire Ins Co to P. Hedern. 1t
IS, blk s. E. Rice's First add. ;. $4,000
VIM. ]. Johnson and wife to A.
Korthof, W IL 1t Z, blk 13, Ashton
=, and sherburn,,s add 1919. 1900
c. A. Roach and wife to L. c. JEFF
ferson, 1t z, blk l, Manson and
Simonton's add ......... 1900
c. A: Roach and wife to Nellie C.
Jefferson, 1t 6. blk /, Manson and
Simonton's add .............. 1900
Helena Johnson to E. Shaughnessy.
1t 8, Collins subd ........ 5000
Board of Trustees Beloit College to
Mary l.. Pierce Its 10 and II,
blk 26, Merriams reagt........... 1900
Minnie M Neff and husband to
Annie Stoddart, s 40 ft Its / and
,,2; 2; blk 2, 3; Deans sqbd. -. s,1oO
mond, 1t z, Lawton and Minea's
reagt ...................... 1,O5O
Total Observation-Disclosures. $26 O5o
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON G. MERCHANT fIAMEs
r. Williamson and Frank D. Merchant)
patent attorneys and solicitors Main
once, 929-935 Guaranty Loan Bldg.
Mlnneapolls. Mimi; branch, Room g.
McGill Bldg, Washington, d. G.
PATENTS PROMPTLY OBTAINED.
bought, sold, manufa ctured; Est. 25
yrs; unexcelled regulations; inventors
book free. Am. Patent Market, st. Paul.
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VITAL STATISTICS

Marriage Licenses
Leonard T. Bacon, Olive E. Fairbanks.
August Hager. Rachel Derrosiers.
Joseph Beaudle Helen J. Peyer.
Robert Becker, Anna Paar
Charles Palmer, Susan Faber.
Births
Mrs NJ w. Murphy, ST. Jos. hospital, girl
Mrs. Frank Indzierski, 893 E. jerks, girl.
Mrs Thos. ]. Murphy, 604 Bates. girl.
Mrs. Herman Borhm, 908 Minnehaha, girl.
Mrs. Geo. Johnson, 365 Hoffman, girl.
Mrs. Harry Wood, 694 Armstrong girl.
Mrs Thos. Stoddard, 464 Sherburne, girl.
Mrs John A Rose, 1889 Payne, giEl
Mrs. ]. F. Gessner. 168 Pleasant, boy.
Deaths
Susie Costello, 4S5 E. 7th, % mos, June
%.
Annie Marie Carlson, 90 w. Chicago, %
days June 23
Martin Olson, city hospital, % yrs, June
"a
Carrie NJ. Hager. st. Joseph's hospital, 4S
yrs, June "a
Peter Lindquist, city hospital, AZ yrs, June
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BUsINEss PERSONALS

REEVES IRON PILLS ARE UJsr
the thing for people sick of being tired
and for people tired of being sick: try
them 5. H. Reeves, Druggist, Seven
corners: money cheerfully refunded
FEMALE DISEASES CURED = IRREc-
ular menstruation quickly cured. fortv
years, experiences; office open from q.
m, till 10 p. m. DR.. Wheeler. Globe
bldg, Minneapolis T. c., 335; good
home for patients.
MISS HULL REMOVES SUPERFLUoUs
hair, n1o1es, ETC., by electricity; only
positive and permanent remedy: refer
ences given; established ten years. "a
Mannheimer Bldg
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WEAR OUR GLAsSEs-THEY ARE
the best; cost $1.00 and up; accuracy
guaranteed; Oculo, the celebrated French
& Bro, graduate opticians. 109 Fast
Seventh St
FouND-oNE RED COW; OWNER paw
damages and take cow. Address O 100
Globe. y A'O'
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TRUNKS REPAIRED

+ TRIINKc EXCHANGED AND RE-
~ - Az MS PAIRED. 145 E. 9TH ST.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK AT
WHITE BEAR; WAGES $50. 90; SMALL
FAMILY. INQUIRE AT 2o6 GLOBE
BLDG.
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THE GLOBES
PAYING WANTS


WANTED FOR u. S. ARMY-ABLE-
bodied unmarried men between ages Of
twenty-ofe and thirty-ave, citizens OF
United States, of good character and
and write English. For information ap
ply to Recruiting officer. Phoenix Bldg,
st. Paul, or 324 First av. south, Minne-
apolis. fA
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BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE
Laundry

doing $1,000 business a month. Second
city in Wisconsin, Superior; good
drivers and good help.
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$500 WEEKLY AND EXPENSES TO
man with rig to introduce our poultry
goods; send stamp. Eureka Mfg. Co.,
Dept. 109, NaVaSota, Tex.
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WANTED-LADY OR GENTLEMAN OF
fair education to travel for a firm of
$250,000.0 capital; salary $1,072.O0 per
year and expenses; paid weekly. Ad-
dress. with stamp, J. A. Alexander, st.
Paul MINI
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WANTED lMMEDIATELY-SEVE
ladies' to introduce our goods; pleasant
employment In your own locality; good
salary; experience unnecessary. Lindon
Cereal Coffee Co., Benton Harbor, Mich
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WANTED-GIRL TO ASSIST WITH
housework; good wages for work re-
quired; better wages to girl who can
go ahead with work. 315 Chatsworth
near Carroll
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WANTED-A GIRL OR WOMAN TO
care for two children and do house
ing given out; Como-Harriet car stops
in front of house, 1913 Van Slyke aV.
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HORSESHOER WANTED FIRST
class floorman; must be good sober re-
liable man. Inquire ready to go to work
Monday morning Eschelman Shoeing
Co. 412 Cedar st ST Paul.
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WAITRESS AND LAUNDRESS. OUT
city, houseworkers, cooks, second nurse
ana kitchen girls; fine places. Golden
Rule Employment, 27 East Seventh.
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PRINTING! PRINTING!. PRlNTINcl-
Promptly and cheaply done. r. c.
Kelly Co.. S13 Minnesota St T. c. 1899
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THE GLOBES
PAYING WANTS.


LADIES, BOYS AND GIRLS CAN MAKE
W to $40 per week selling to their
friends the newly patented household
necessity needed everywhere. Keyless
Lock Mfg. Co, 634 e. 18th ST., Chicago
LADlES-$3o THOUSAND COPYING
letters; no mailing to friends or furnish
ing addresses; stamped envelope par
ticulars. Select Toilet Co., Dept. 314,
Chicago
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REDUCED FREIGHT RATES TO THE
Pacific coast on household goods or
emigrant movables; prompt service;
Storage Co., Minneapolis.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS PACKED on
stored; Pacific coast assembled cars.
Fidelity warehouse. Inspection invited.
IGO EXPRESS AND STORAGE CO.
Cheapest. best storage in city: call for
terms. 81 w. 9TH St Phones.
THE PEOPLES EXPRESS AND STOR-
age Co. make specially of packing and
storage. 452 st. Peter; both phones.
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! CAN SECURE EMPLOYMENT FOR
you. any kind, anywhere; write for my
strictly confidential Robert Dawson,
Dept &, Fort Smith, Arkansas.
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MOVING AND EXPRESSING

J. 3. COVINGTON EXPRESS CO., 5o2
st. Peter St; both phones; try our new
furniture vans; 8 large new ones to move
your household goods, trunks, baggage:
packing, storage, heavy teaming; best
service; experienced help; prices reason
able
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WANTED-COMPET GIRL FOR
general housework at 439 Iglehart st.
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$1s PER WEEK AND EXPENSES TO a
hustler, to distribute samples and col
lect for manufacturer in Minnesota; ex-
penseS advanced: salary paid weekly
Adv. Dept, 7O2 Star Bldg, Chicago.
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cANvASSERS TO SELL AUTOMATIC
screen door catchers; make big money;
exclusive territory; sample, postpaid,
25c Automatic Catch Co., Chicago.
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BALDWIN LAUNDRY CO.,
1914 Ogden Avenue, Superior, Wis.
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college is to aid IN etfect;ug it. y
college f"r tho farmer j., ..nrc
necessary than for r. yei.;arn or
lawyers.
He reviewed the W of &c
college, shown. tha i, lad c.
complished much. Tho FARM, :,
must learn, or lose tho land If
their inheritance. The speaker
then addressed the facultp tc
whom he turned over the building
Col. j. S. Newman for eight
years head of the agricultural de-
partment, resigned to tako effect
June, 1905.
The agricultural building is de-
cidsdly the most attractive struc-
turo here, ard every newcomer
visits i. fist 1t is w,.i nigh per
feet 10 ii; it, appointments and
presents a very Striking S picture
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SUICIDE PREVENTED

The startling announcement
that Il preventive O. suic'|e h d
been discovered will in s"ast
many. A lun down sye om, or
despondcncv invariably preccdes $
suicide and somothlng has bcen
found that will prevent :hat condi-
tion VS. ;ch makes suicide IE"lv.
At tie first thon"ht o. s"'t d 5
TRACTION take f. cc'rc IS.
belr = "rcnt tome 9 me- =
will rcr Zen The n r2s aNd
bui'd mp : c sys'Hn. = 50 =
&c S rn .c1 / G..v
regn'ator. c. g..
ton q" . :.
j. =. Nh ~, 'r. :
bu X Pblrmrcy.
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FOR SHERIFF..

We announce the name Of John p.
Hunter as candidate for re election
to the office Of Sheriff, subject to the
approval OF the Democratic voters in
the primary election. Mr. Hunter
needs no introduction at our hands. as
lis past record is eminently sufficient
TO convince any one that he is in every
respect we'll fitted for the SheIiff's of.
fee. A more ioYxl man to his friends
aud country than John p. Hunter
never liveh He is ever ready and
willing. under any circumstahcss. ito
do his duty without fear or favor, and,
at the same time, with kindness and
discretion
FRIENDS
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The Receiver &c led.

New York, AuGUs! 9.-Vico
Chancellor Pitncy, Of !, wcG
N. j., today confirmed to a.
pointment OF Frederic; i. Gu,iI
as receiver for tie Sou =, "a - X
tile Company, q 3,0C0, 200 New
Jersey corporation cw'n.; cotton
mills various states. ". Gibbs
Whaley, who was opp2'G;cl aux i
iaryreceiver in 70 preceding
brought II th3 New Yo"; cour
was co-rcceiver with Mr.. Guil !,
both of whom uro rcQ& to
furnish bonds il. tic sam cc S25, --
900. On application OF Edward
Collie the court sign'I III or r
permitting the receivers {, is5n"
$50, 900 of receivers &C. .ca,"s s,
with which to carr on The bus
mess of Windsor NILS, in Bur
lington, N. G.
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" N WE Su~nnr
Il vct.

j. Pr. ont Mo"~.n, oao &C
the gr>aic ii .A"c:,l !. # e.,
age, wi ~ o. y o.E s.
v'lt, aec ,:i3.: { New Y g.,
World. Eat + e: ~ay il.
makes tl' >tatamcu. u IL:
authority, and adds { q. g.; III. !
Mr.. Morgan wat, untl { y
monthsago, uni:.cnd to the
president, he has hccG h:oaglt to
a different way ot thin'sln.
through the efforts cf ,I-Sectary
Root and MIR. Perkins, u memb
Of the Morgan finn who gradual {
at Harvard about the same lin IS
did the president.
The World, Which is prub II V
as aggressive u ID molr, : ~ "a
as there is IN tho couN,rj, .u,i,
mates that The rIm'n'e' 4 ion q
the foundation for .ni3 >nr -
from Mr.. Morgan n lar-n pa
by designating his frm as Il -
nancial agent for han II" {
funds in the $40, o,ooo,oo0 nav N
canal transaction. This is SD 70
have natted Mr.. Morgan's firm u
handsome sum, probabl" IS mU"h
as 100000. Washing on Post
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All-Day Naval Engagement.

Toxic, Aug. 1.-THE Russian
fleet emerged from Port Arthur
Wednesday and q severe engage
ment with the japanese fleet, last
ing oil day, followed. The Jap
ancse destroycrs attacked the Rus
SLAMS ut night. The results of the
engagement are unknown. The
Russian battlesl.ip Retvizan and
Pobleda we're seen outside Port
Arthur this { Thursday morning.
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Port Arthur Fleet Escapes.

Chefoo, Aug. II, 7.30 q. m.-
A Russian torpedo boat destroyer
entered Chefoo harbor this morn
ing and reported that six Russian
battleships, cruisers and half the
torpedo boats escaped from Port
Arthur yesterday morning. The
torpedo boat destroyer loft Port
Arthur last night, bringing in five
passon .ccs, who stated that the
JapaNose feet is pursuing the
Russ ans and tAat battle on ;he
open sea IS eXpec. ed.
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~ 5 AN END 20 II ALL

A |. rievous wall oftimcs omes
as result C unhearahie re...
from over taxed organs. Dizziness
Backacke, Liver complaint and
Constipation. But Cthanks to
DIR. Kings New life Pills they
put an end to it oil. They are
gentle but through. Try them.
Only Csc. Guaranteed by Craw-
ford Bros, J.F. Mackey and Co.
Funderburk Pharmacy, Drug
Store.
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announce myself as a candidate
for the Legislature, subject to the
rules of the Democratic primary.
j. HARRY FOSTER.

I hereby announce myself u c.ndi-
date for the House. of Representatives
subject to the rules gov.rniOx the
primary election. Being in the en-
-pioy OF The Gregor3 -Fe' guson 'cm-
pany will be u Aab Q to make cau-
vass Of the couutv, how .ver, will
endeavor to be at all the county c,m
paign meetings Very res ctfuhy
GEO W ZONES
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ha.op9 :i15S il The S.a.2.
AS ( :tle,i h.. IN .,..a:1 Cor
res! "uds OF Il Columbia
Slate.
Slate.
WILL SERVE FOR LIFE.

G,eenvi 'c, Avg. 9.-Sol Nor
ton and P'in ct Gosnell, recently
convicted of manslaug ter, and
condemned to Imprisonment for
life, were sent to Columbia last
night to begin their terms in the
penitentiary.
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ACETYLENE EXPLOSION HURT THREE
PERSONS

Charleston, Aug. 9 The acety-
lene gas plant usei for lighting the
German Artillery hall, exploded
this afternoon, seriously injuring
Nicholas Biscotf, keeper of the
ball. Mrs. Biscof and their son,
Clarence, were also injured.
The entire plant was demolished
as was the small frame house in
which the tanks and generators
were located.
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Buryi9- the D ad n Pac'.,o

Puch ;, Co... -Iu.;. 10. -T.l:s
was day of burials in Pueolo
and undertakers 20 snnp'y hcar-es
and vehicles for tho f nora e.
the Missouri lacifc wrcc.i vic
Tins.
The lls. Of dead as revised to-
day shows II identified bodies.
3 are still unidentified and % per-
sons kno wn 10 have been on the
wreck train are missing.
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THE DEATH PEN Atty

A little sometimes results in
death. Thus q mere scratch in ia-
nifcant cuts or puny bo'Ns have
paid the death penalty. II is
wis to have Buc,cn Arnica
Salve ever handy. It's he best
Salve on earth and will prevent
fatality, when Burns, Sores, o.
GERS and Piles thycaien. Or y
Csc at Craw 'o;d E"os. j. i.
Mackey and Co.. Fun 'c"bu k
Pharmacy.
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ryipS out tl DIro,rG,ic plan OF
the iarif sSuc, vile e ably
argues iha. n rras nab @ r'du ION
is necessary t1'tno financia! W /
fare of tn po~p;:. Closely con
nected with 60 tariff question is
tina, rs to truss. AS 70 their reg
ul.,tlpn Judge Parker expresses
the view that new laws are not SO
much needed as officials having
to enforce the laws.
On the Philippine question he
holds that they came into the pos
session of this country through
the accident Of war, aud while we
cannot -hirk the responsibility
thus brought upon US, yet that re-
sponsibility will be best su bserved
by preparing the inhabitants for
self government. In this conuec-
tion he strongly asserts that while
our country is world power, it
has not recently become 80, and
declares that we are not military
people, bent on conquest, but are
loving peace for ourselves as well
as for the nations of the earth.
He protests against the prevailing
tendency to interfere with the dis
putes and broils of foreign coun-
tries, and denonnces the estahlish-
ment of a large standing army to
carry out any such purpose.
Other questions are touched up
on in the address, but as already
said, his remarks were in ampli-
ticatlon of tho Democratic plat.
form. The most notable assertion
in the whole speech, in our judg.
meat, was iu cUnc!usior.- sJndge
Paike~ de- are ssil;b unfhis.a bic
emphasis that should Ee be elected
pCts den. 70 wru,a rpt asriro 10 a
s"cn! 8 .C1m & rs. Muu not auvc, t
tho no.0ir Ion even = vcr, of.
tcir' = tva $ vcrN
Sound :c - 10 ;sis position
and ID 1n have
prcc ,,.. - ,n:,s, ,.t-. by the
sa s0..- :. %. Laty much
political IN ',lIi.r Il trouble
won. , have h.-n spared The coun-
try. Hc H. Ids at no Incumbent
of the oiiico : ould eve. bo placed
10 II sltua;;o. ZIP ss,blo compilation
to consider what .hc effect of ac-
tion taken by lin n an admlnis-
tratlve matter Of great Importance
might have upon his political for
tunes. Questions of momentous
consequence are presented to pres
iaents, and they should be unem-
barrassed in considering them by
any thought as to their personal,
political welfare. Judge Parker
said he made no criticism of any
president in this, but we may we'll
read between the lines. Roosevelt
has not been the only one who has
followed the course condemned
by Judge Parker, and any citizen
can see the evil effects of having
president shaping the course of
his administration with regard to
his political advancement. The
high appreciation Of the duties of
tho Office Is another evidence of
strength of character of Judge
Parker, and will further commend
him to the respect and confidence
of his fellow citizens. Columbia
Record.
Az q result of the advertisa-
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Many persons IN tals communi-
tv nre soldering rom kidney com
II int who coui. AVOID f..al re-
sul;s by using Folcy's kidney
Cure. So d by Funderbnrk
Pharmacy.
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Having been appointed to serve out
tie unex pireo tern OF tne late y. -.
l.. Porter, as Cie-k Of Court, he;eIy
aunouuca mrSe:J a cann'dAte f2t san
otfics suhjauG % he rules goPe,U'Tg (
tbe Democratic pcimer".
/ e E-ORY.
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I >siA ~ So.
1",cr@stn,c C#>n,- ed in
Ran at u scmyUn;. I.e En-
thu 'asm G,eat.

Judge Alton 3 Parker today re-
ceived formal notification of his
nomination for the presidency of
the United States as the candidate
of the Democratic party, and in
accepting gave public expression
tor the first time Of his views on
the issues of the campaign. The
notification was brought to him
by Representative Champ Clark
of Missouri as chairman Of com.
mlttee representing ever State
and territory in 80 union.
MIR. Clark in a brief speech in
formed The candi, ,;e of his nomi-
nation and pres nted t. LIN a
formal communication signed by
the committee.
standing bareheaded during
brief lull in the rainstorm which
had lasted since soon after da flight
Judge Parker accepted the ncmi.
nation and set forth his views in
a speech that evoked frequent and
hearty applause. He spoke for
little more than half an hour.
The ceremony was held on the
lawn at Rosomount, under the
tre at tho north of the house and
was attended by upwards of 900
people, tie !. Ger number IF
whom came fr1r, New York oiiy
IN the notification committee on
Il stcant@ ! Sycamore. The com
IA y .:ic!ud {, m4a Democrats of
t,n',"Iai prum,noncc al well as
@c md representa-. we'd ogst n
+ N att" a. i, y.
,a'n@ c - T.! =; "A |, i.
c' f. So. y
&c i. c;.t { ,5 rrr::. Ga i *,
S.. l."uir ;a.,',n, b,ti pm, Ii
fyin1 &c VII l.. nria:ip'rs OF =,
Jni e IA ,;ur = j. in =: uncer-
tam .vFm,, "A ,''Mcd nat only
ind l'e 6,tce y. but the
cou Ngc ~ K. ress i. Vows W lat
ever tho c~n@cq"""c.s $ III G.. oe.
The first loi,,. o >ourl.cs Upon
is th tondo2cv evIncaI by the
present administration towar,. one
man power. though Roosevelt was
not specifically mentioned. He
declared, however, that executives
have employed powers not be-
longing to them, and cautions the
people to be ever on their guard
against usurpation. This is good
Democratic doctrine, and It is one
that apparently is not given that
serious consideration which it
should have if onr system of gov
ernment is to be preserved.
In reference to labor troubles,
Judge Parker denounces lawless
ness, an example Of which occur.
red in Colorado recently whereby
the reign of law gave way to the
reign CT force. He declares that
the government should protect the
citizen and his property, and that
constitutional guarantees arc vic.
lated whenever auy citizen is de
MED the right to labor, to acquire
and enjoy property or to reside
whore bis interests and inclinations
may determine.
AS to the tariff he holds that
there should DO reasonable re.
ducti0n, bnt he was honest in an
nouncing that even if he were
elected there is little chance of any
relief bsins given because the
s3n&to is 2apubllcan and will
lr.n:r hc-p - fcu' years more,
hence I2y IN bs no tariff re-
dur;r - '% r whA. r publican
80 j o. A hc
,3i.r;sv :, ,r h,.ty I., ran
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RETURNS FROM INVESTIGATING BOIL
wEEvIL.
Clemson College, Aug. g.
Prof. G. E. Chambliss, State en-
tomologist. hns just returned
from Texas, where he has been
studying the boil weevl! for q
month. Always careful, he hos
made "n especially close study of
lt9e wceviI IN its native i.one,
ana -, ln2l vo'uab'o I'D i;,tc?-
esj n2 : ..d'ch VI he given
10 t. N : h :, ard to
t. pane"s s s " At. ~. Clam.
a q M! * ESQ scnd
o.; e. c for ,Xhi-
Dt,nn. / H.l IA. r,..v #
these Z m1.a ol .,ncn es
an! m Or screen DUR
mS &c :lstta,e. h>sc pictures
WI sh)w Tho wcev.. in all stages
o. is existence and wi. raphical-
|y :eIrcsen. is I'D, c. life
"from the Grad o G utemalan
ant" Nine limos out o. ten when
t'ey meet, 10 an attacLs and
stings tie wccvil to death. The
ant does not inJu"e the cotton
plant at all, in fact, cannot he
forced to feed on plant fibre.
Prof. Chambliss has made a
close study of quarantine methods,
and has some very valuable in
formation to give to the farmers
along this line. The weevil is
travelling north and east from
Texas. Louisiana has appropri
ated $500 to keep the pest
back; Mississippi, $4,000.
AGRICULTURAL HALL DEDICATED
AT CLEMSON.
Clemson College, Aug. O.
There was a large crowd at the
opening exercises of the State
Farmers institute, which consist,
cd of the dedication of Agricul-
tural hall. Col. j. Z. Tindal do =
.livered splendid address explain
ing the purposes of the building
and showing how the college
in three departments me ets the
necessities of the State. Clemson
he said, is not in conflict with
other institutions but IN OK ention
of the educational system. He
showed how the revolution IN
modern thoughts made Clemson
necess .ry, especal!y in the de-
psrtmcnt o. AT culture. The
college is ,ho depository of agri-
cultural haow.e. Q, it's duty ls to
lead and ia sp !; with authority,
which IS necs ssa y t. the progress
{ the farmers.
He spalI of the necessity for
diversifio farming and how the
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FRIENDS
.yNN~nN5o
FOR CLERK OF COURT.

The many friends of l.. Il. Ct.Y
RURN announce him rs n ,'Sn,'!d,.:e
for "iesk ot & .urt We n!e6,.yh bin %
a.dc the IesuEt oF tide siem9:ra =
mary.
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FOR COUN Z SUE, '!N EN
DENT OF lGUUNAt on.

To the Voters of Lancaster rounay.
WIN many tharks FOR ast honors
and earnest solicitations i"r fu -
support, / hereby anncuIce nly-e;i q
candidate FOR Ie.r.Cc ION 20 TIE ritice
of County suDs1 intende - G. E.ung@>
!iun u'jec' 10 the ru!e' Cove li0g tle
~ rode pr, mary.
4. c. EOh ELL
l hereby announce mysa f ctpd'-
da.e for the office of County Supe- in
tendeDt Of Education, Suoiec, tO the
rules governing the Democratic pri-
mary.
W VI MOORE.
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Az a result of the advertise

As a result of the advertise
ment published In the Glasgow
papers by Mr.. Beverly Herbert
regarding the advantage of this
state to immigrants, Commissioner
Watson is receiving numbers OF
letters from prospective settlers
The letters are all written by a
most intelligent class of people,
which SHOWS that they are the
very kind needod liz this state -
Columbia record.
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ToIey's hon>y und ar will
cu"e ali disoa a~.,iag rom is.
orde ed kldnc hludacr. SOD
10y Funderburl Pharmacy.
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o w POTTS

announce myself candidate for
the House of Representatives, subj e ct
to the rules Of the Democratic party.
j, W. HAMEL.