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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-28
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGs 12345t
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New York. Feb. 27.-The statement OF
averages of the clearing house banks OF
this city for the five days of this week
shows:
Loans $3.50 209 100 decrease $4.229 700;
deposits 81 ,o27 800, 400, decrease $1O5, 200;
circulation $40, Dis, 800, decrease 1892 800;
legal tenders s71.77S,6Oo, increase 1872 800;
specie $217 ,351 700, increase $3,745,000; re
serve $3.50, 80, 800, increase $4.617 800; re-
serve required $3.50, $50, 100. decrease $26,
800; surplus $50 l50, 200, increase 81, 643,
COO; ex-U. S. deposits SAL SAC, 675, increase
S4 S3d. 700
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Condition December 3lst, 1908, as Shown by
Statement Filed.
Statutory Deposit .........,.....S 10000
nreYious wear ................. 695,9ll.75
Income-From Policy-holders, $780,
sOO.65; Miscellaneous, Sl9l, 72.5l;
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ool,a'5'lo
DisbursementsTo Policy-holders,
$40 ,7l5.n; Miscellaneous, $685.
OO2. Il; Total Observation-Disclosures. 3l5,7 q
Fire Risks-Written or renewed dur
ing year, S45, 101 $780, In force. 38,042,791D
ASSETS.
Bool, Value of Bonds and Stocks. .S793, 802 so
Cash deposited in Banks ........... 26,079S6
written ps snbseonent to Oct SO
Aserit9 rriIr 80 az iai3 400
Interest and Rents due and accrued. o'lol'D
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r. 90
Less Assets not admitted. ............ 5o'ot''Vo
Total admitted Assets. 'so'i' @oi'0'
LIABILITIES.
Losses and claims unpaid. ., s3o ,si =.
Unearned Premiums ....-....-:;.i,..:- ~of'-'A'-'
All other Liabilities as detailed IN -e,.
Total Liabilities as to Policyholders WI Sio' -
Capital Deposits .''....'-' Soo $780,
surplus as regards Policy.holders. .... 582oeo.o
r..,1 riobi,;tios ................S 1854, POI. IS
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NEW YORK MONEY.

Jew York, Feb. Q, 81 p. m.-Money on call
nom. closing -, no loan time loans
steady 80 days ga; 80 days, $40; u months,
iG4A; prime mercantile paper 4AQj1&
sterling exch. firm with actual BUS. in Dank.
crs' bus at 4oo. 7jG., for dem. and at 4s3.7t
......... for 20 day bills. posted rates @4S41s
a 1917; com. bills 4S36l%, bar silver 5s14
Mexican dollars 10, GOV. bonds Railroad
bonds .......
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago Feb. 27.-Liquidation on q
huge scale used a break of Sac today in
May wheat. Proft-taking, supposed to
be for the account Of the Armour inter
est started the selling. Much OF the de
cline was subsequently overcome. the
close beirg l l-4c lower than last. nights
final figures July closed lac down. May
corn is of l-Sc, oats lac and provisions
) TO II 1-2c.
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s. A. L. STOCKS AND BONDS.

BALTIMORE, Feb Dashboard Air Line
common, Sl4@. preferred i44@l5+2
BOnds-is ......6p.
Atlantic Coast Line common ....".@; pref
erred .........
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State of North Carolina.
STATEMENT
I ,aw Union s. Crown III
suranCe Company
JAMES r. YOUNG,
Insurance Commissioner.
OF LONDON, ENGLAND.

Condition December 3lst, 1908, as Shown b.
Statement Filed,
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. y Cotton futures
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. y, p. m.-Cotton spot
linn demand. prices ls@ points higher.
40, middlng, $50; low middling, 7.72: good
ordinary 7.6I, ordinary, 7.iL The sales of the
day were 1900 bales, OF which 500 were for
speculation and export and included 3ioO Am
erican. Receipts 5000 bales, including 2,eoO
American.
Futnres opened kteady& closed barely steady.
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities opened stfOns
and active Trading was exceptionally wen us
tributed many issues being dealt IN simultaneous
w. The trading element was inclined 10 wait 10.
a reaction. which came soon after the nrsI HaiI
hour but the buying at all concessions 0uiI .s
impaired new strength. Many new hsh p'Ics'
for the wear were established and the actlve ISSUES
throughout scored gains OF per cent or over
Northern Securities was the centre Oh at1Idc'iOi-
Opening up n per cent. 1t steadily rose Ia PeI
cent further 1854. but at the high nsure soIiio
profit taking caused a slight reaction some SN4
at the opening were recorded at nS1s' aithous"
at all times ia. or better was bid AhneI'caH
Can issues moved up sharply on the prospect VI 's
reorganization of the company. Notwithstanding ei
phatIc denials. The common sold up a per cent
while the preferred at time showed gam
Of ia per cent Mackay issues were also prominent
with sharp advances. the prospects Of an early
dividend on the common stock. The latter rose
1A per cent while the preferred advanced per
cent. International Mercantile Marine issues were
strong and active the common gained u per cent
and the preferred sold up H per cent. SeaOoard
issues up fractionally. but sold on near the
close. Southern Pacific ruled strong. In the cop
per shares Greene Consolidated strong and
active under continued excellent buying. British
Columbia Copper gained fraction active deal
ings due 10 the reported taking over of a large
block of stock. Montreal and Boston also made
substantial gain
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and Texas common and preferred, but -.
the former. and have certainly shipped
quantity Of the stock 20 London In the Iast rev
months The control IS understood to lie III AM
sterdam or at least in foreign hands
UNITED STATES STEEL-Unitsd States otsoI
preferred received it's first serious cheek iEoiD .
heavy volume Of realizing by some OF the mus
tive recent bulls Charles G. Gates & Co. ana 80
following were sellers throughout the nioLNs
There are some people who suspect that this reaiiS
represented profit taking by Mr. Keene-
WESTERN HOUSES HEAVY BUfEFN7|-A
terday's market Western houses were he@VE ~
ers taking over 25O.Ooo shares. Heavy ~,
were reported in Union Pacific. St. Paoi anu US
souri, Pacific for Western account
TO LIST ROCK ISLAND IN IONDON.-APPN-
cation has been made by the Rock Island Company
10 the London stock Exchange tt tst its common
and preferred stocks
IN PLACE OF MIR CALLAWAY.-At the allilua-
meeting of the stockholders of the American otee'
Foundries Company yesterday in Jersey CITY the
retiring board of directors was re-electeO' eNosp
that I x NIedrtnghaus was elected in place OF
the late s. r. Galloway.
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Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGING Orleans - Com
mercial. 81 discount: bank. 81 premium. San Fran
cisco-Sight. TIC: telegraph. 10c- Boston-l0dl5c
discount Chicago-25c discount. Charleston-Buy-
ing. par; selling, 1-lOc premium St. Louis-90c
discount Minneapos-Par. Cincinnati-15d20c pre-
MUM
BANK CLEARINGS. - New-York - Exchanges.
$40 ISL balances. s5.0s2967. Boston-Exchanges
s2s.7lS9S4 balances sl.4OS.601 Philadelphia-Ex-
changes. $3,ol2392; balances. S3.SS5132 Baltimore
Exchanges A.i47l4 balances. $500 Chicago
Exchanges. $3S.42S.907; balances. &3,5s9629.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Call money in
London. 1q1A per cent. open market discount
for short bills l-16G2is per cent: long bills
2hfi2i4 cent. Berlin discount rate. ga per cent
Berlin exchange on London, % marks. 39lE psen-
niEs. Paris discount rate, IA per cent Paris ex-
change on London "a francs Is confines
FOREIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. consoIs for
money. IS 7-lS: for the account $50 French
rentes. 81 francs s21z centimes.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. Sc. Mexican
silver dollars. Sc. Bar silver in London closed at
2s l3-lGd.
GOLD PREHfIUM.-In Madrid. 3695: Lisbon 1850
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Mexican exchange on
New-York is quoted at 2l5iz
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington. H77.522: internal reve-
nue. receipts S27sS3; miscellaneous receipts $50 29i
Receipts for the day. S313,679; expenditures. 81
10000 Receipts for the month date. IS SIS 037:
expenditures $4,000; excess OF receipts SsS O37.
Receipts for the fiscal year date, S4SS97 499 ex-
penditures. Sel661O77: excess Of expenditures ST.
1858
SUB-TREASCRY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
to the Clearing House. SlS6. i61.
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HEAVY DAY IN STOCKS.
ST. PAUL RECORDS SENSATIONAL ADVA1
Market of MamatOrs Realizing in Steel Preferred Carries
Price LoTer.

reserve and trust funds. has decreased only
S.. O29 35S.
That there is plenty Of money in the country
is reflected in the governments monthly circula-
ton statement showing an increase IN the
amount Of money in circulation in the month OF
September OF So. sos. and in increase in the
last twelve months OF S156.5 32.420. OF this in
crease SILL 7OS 400 is in gold coin and gold GER
tihcates The total amount of gold and gold GER
tifcates in the country. exclusive Of Treasury
holdings. is 81 12S 357 OO2. compared with total
twenty-five years ago Of $96362,8JO. Treasury
holdings representing assets of the government
amount to $273. 1S4.245 an increase Of over
S2O00O0O in the last month. Including Treasury
holdings. the general stock of money in the
United States amounts TO $2S29.2I3.316. com
pared with $sl6, 266. 721 twenty-five years ago.
Based on an estimated population Of S2214OOO,
the circulation per capita is $31 16.
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market steady. Final

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market strong. Total sales
amounted IN par value 10 S92SO0. against A,SI6500
Monday The heaviest dealings in the
Atchison general As Atlantic Coast Line As. Balt-
more and Ohio gold IS, Brooklyn Rapid Transit As
Central of Georgia IS and first incomes Chicago
and Alton Slss. Central Pacific As. Chicago Burng
ton and Quincy Is. Chicago Rock Island and Pa
cic Railroad IS and collateral trust IS. Manhattan
As Mexican Central first incomes. National Of Mex
leo first Is. Oregon Short Line As. Pennsylvania
convertible S1as. Reading general as ST. Louis and
San Francisco refunding As st. Louis Southwestern
consolidated IS Union Pacific first and convertible
IS and Wabash debenture Bs. Consolidated Gas de-
benture 6s, Consolidated Tobacco IS and United
States Steel 5s were also active
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MONEY MARKET-Money call opened at 2
per cent; highest. per cent lowest 124 per cent;
last loan. Ia per cent; ruling rate, per cent. Time
money was quoted at SG3l4 per cent for sixty to
ninety days. Sa per cent for four months and 3l29
S& per cent for five and six months. Commercial
paper was quoted at 4AQ424 per cent for sixty to
ninety days. 4Aq5 per cent for four to six months.
and sass per cent for others
FOREIGN Observation-Disclosures closed steady.
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STOCKS.

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal active
securities and net changes from Mondays Iuo-
tations were:
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Oct 1. p. m.-The market for American
Final prices follow:
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INACTIVE STOCKS.
Furnished by William E. Nichols q Co. No IS waIl-st)
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EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

1904. 1908 - iS ~ ooa
Week ended oct az 90 S]2 a75s45O4O 363sOdS6O
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CHICAGO STOCKS.

FURNISHED By Charles c. Gates q Co, Nos. IA 10 and
IS WaIl-st)
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BONDS.

lo4.57i Total sales odd lots.
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Brooklyn Ferry stock. .....
HOboken Ferry LIST IS. 1915.
do stock. Observation-Disclosures.
" Y & r r Ferry Co stock
do LIST mtg 5s, 1922. ...
~ Y g II F Con IS. 1895
10th & % ST LIST ing IS. 1910
Union F Of n Y & B stock.
~ Y & y ] LIST mg IS. 1916
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DIV. Div.
rate. period. Std. Ask.d.
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stocE.. 0Dsn. High Low Close Bld- ASKED.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by R. L. Day & Co. Nc. Nassau-ztl
o. = o. - Oct q oct.
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TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
Ozsportsd by Clinton Gilbert No WALL
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STREET RAILROAD BONDS.

rate Ias D! aa6 BID ASIA
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

1900 Total sales.
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sAnd interest
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MINING STOCKS.

$50. $50 Total sales
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FERRY COMPANIES.

Int period Bid. ! AsIssi.
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asked
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Corner Greek Comments.

II Is often said no news is good
news, hence our long absence from
your columns some times is probably
nothing seriously aIniss in the way of
news. in fact, we are just simply
quite busy at this period of the year,
and scarcely anything Of much inn
pOrtance comes under our observation.
cs. our people are hustling on with
their farm work, using every effort to
better and increase the production of
their land. This years crop has been
prepared and fcrtilizcd much better by
some few OF our farmers, and no doubt
the results will be greater than hereto
fore. Old methods of farming are fast
passing away new ways are taking
place instead and better days are in
store for the wideawakc, up to date
class of people.
Mrs. X. J.. BranyOn and Mrs. Henry
johnson have been quite sick for
some time, and the formers condition
does not improve very much.
The Saluda Baptist Sunday School
Institute meets with the BaIkcI's Creek
Church on Tuesday and Wednesday,
2Gth and 2'th inst. Tie members have
arranged to take care of the delegates
while IN attendance, and.thosc who at
tend may rest assured that they will
lind ample welcome and hospitality.
The county "chain gang" is now in
our midst and will do some much need
cd work on some of our hills and mar
row roads. Mr.. Hanks Will have them
liXrd up Just right, we are confident.
The fruit still survives, but how long
II may u" are not able to say, for if
the present weather continues any
length of time "it will surely die"
Cotton planting time is about ar
rived some have already begun,
while others are waiting for farer
days. Our small grain is nothing to
boaft about, hence wo have no COM
mcnts ut present on this crop.
Our esteemed neighbOr, Al0nz0 Shir-
ley, is truly the happiest and best
iecllnR. man IN seven States," since
the arrival Of handsome boy at his
homo.
A great deal of rain fell here on Sat
uruay ana Sunday. Tyro.
April ~.
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This war between Russia and Japan,
owing to the difficulties in the way of
sending news from the scene of opera
tions, is going to confirm lot Of fool
ish people in their pet delusion that
"you can never believe anything
you see in the newspapers The
daily dispatches from the East are
largely made up Of unofficial reports,
occasionally mere rumors, obtained in
one or another Of the widely scattered
cities fronting on the Yellow Sea and
the Sea of Japan. journalistic facili-
ties are crude in that region, Russia is
not fond of the press, and Japan ism {
taking any chances that might result
in the premature publication of her
military plans.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-04-20

Commissioner of immigration Wat
son has issued blanks for the listing
CT land which can De used for settle
ment by immigrants. The blanks re-
quest the location, number of acres,
nature of the soil, lay Of land, water
supply, timber and price. If any Of
our land owners desire to dispose Of
any of their land, they should write
Commissioner Watson at Columbia,
and they should put the price at a
reasonable figure.
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We see it stated that so far this
year there have been 13 lynchings in
the United States, seven in the South
and six in the. North. Of the south
ern lynchings one victim was burned
near New Orleans, FIVE were hanged
and one was shot. OF the Northern
lynchinge three victims were. burned
at tBelleville, Ill. ,.'and Joplin, Mo-, and
Wilmington, Del, one was beaten to
death}at Pittsburg and the others were
hangea.1 The people Of the North ars
beginning to have nameless crime
committed at their own doors by q
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John W. Gates, 80 we'll known on
Wall street, said to reporter Of the
New York Tribune upon his recent re-
turn from an extended tour of the
South: 81 have been South, largely in
Florida and Texas, all winter. The
prosperity of the South just now is
nothing short Of wonderful. I have
never seen anything like it. Every
body in the southern country is pros
porous, and business in every line is
booming as it never has before. It is
the greatest era in the history of the
southern people, and they are appre.
ciating and enjoying it to the fullest
extent.
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- BY decision of the supreme
court ex-Judge 0. w. Buchanan loses
his suit against the State for back
salary which he alleges is due him for
service as judge.
= Miss Susan Sco6eld, q beloveu
teacher of Union, died on Sunday, 10th
inst, after suffering for six or eight
weeks from blood poisoning, as the
result of a pin scratch on her hand.
Heart failure was the immediate cause
of her death.
= Citizens alcug the route of the
proposed railroa from Augusta to
Elberton have pe.,tioned for their in
corporation under the name Of the
Augusta & Elberton Railroad Com
pany." The length of the road, as
near as can be estimated, will be 60
miles, general direction northwest
through Richmond, Columbia, Lincoln
and Elbert counties.
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The South needs more canneries.
Her peach crop is something enormous,
and yet there are comparatively few
canneries in this country. There is
no more reason Why the South should
have it's peach crop canned away from
this section than there is for the cot
ton crop being manufactured north.
The establishment Of canneries all
over the South would add millions of
dollars to her wealth.
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Anderson people do not realize what
q live, progressive town they live in
until they visit other places similarly
situated in this State. There is more
life, more business and more progress
ivencss to the square inch in Ander-
son than in any other two towns in
this country. Those who have oapi-
tai to invest would do we'll to investi-
gate the advantages offered by Ander-
son before deciding upon place to
locate q new enterprise.
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Singing Convention.

The Anderson County Singing Con-
Xenuon will meet at Long Branch
baptist Church. some eight miles
eontheast Of Anderson, on Saturday.
apr! ~, and Sunday following, at 10
Professor j. b. Vaughn and other
noted singers of Georgia are to be
present.
All singers from other parts ara IN.
vited to come and bring their books.
John Eskew. Presidant
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An Unlimited Humber Of Tree Trips to the
Sc. Louis Exposition. with Monev for incident,

lHE STATE is offering free trip ST. Louis Exposition to
who will send subscribers
Inc hst otter hscas ticket St $40
eas lot 10 new annual subscriptions Two
subscriptions or four three months subscriptions
annual subscription If a6 subscriptions
sent the round ticket are given and if thirty
SIX new annual subscriptions n the free ticket
and $40 cash The and everv one
complying with the conditions will given trip ST. Louis and
the cash according offer.
10 those who try but fail enough subscriptions
trip but get as annual padn-advance subscriptions
a cash prize of $40 will be given.
Besides these free trips THE STATE most
popular ministers and the popular school teachers in South
Carolina to the exposition giving each of them rstclass
cket TO d LOUIS and $40 for Who the popular
Ministers by issuing certificates for
all paid advance subscriptions THE STATE.
The STATE is also offering free trips Louis to the F. D
and Star route carriers Fuller details may these offers by
writing to the Exposition Department of THE STATE Columbia
SC
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certain race that are drifting up there
and when the guilty wretch is cap
tured he meets with the same fate,
and perhaps in worse way. than lie
does in the South.
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Mr.. Bryan does not wish the Demo
cratic party in the coming contest to
be dragged down in the mire as it has
been in times past. This looks as if
MIR. Bryan means, after all, to abau-
don the Kansas City platform
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-04-20

Senator Tillman has expressed him
self as being against Hearst as the
nominee Of the Democratic party for
the Presidency, and is iu favor Of an
uninstructed delegation from the State
Convention 20 the National Conven-
tion.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-04-20

The Augusta Chronicle very truly
says that the South does not object
to having New York select the nomi-
nee just so long as New York selects
the man the South has already deter
mined upon.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-04-20

The Chicago Tribune advises the
holding of eggs. The country would
be in bad fix if the hens should take
this advice.
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\ new party to be known as the
National Civil Liberty Party" com
posed of negroes has been called for
St. Louis July 9th. 1t will nominate
negro for the presidency.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-04-20

As the days draw nearer for the
holding Of the National Democratic
convention Judge Parker, Of New
York, becomes more prominent as the
next leader Of Democracy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-04-20

Women's dresses arc now being
made with pockets. The husbands
will address themselves to the propo-
sition Of supplying the necessary coin
with which to fill them.
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COUNTY SUPERVISOR.

hereby announce myself as candidate for
supervisor OF Anderson Cour ~, subject to the
action OF the Democratic primary.
S. o. JACKSON
hereby announce myself candidate for
supervisor OF Anderson County, subject to the ac-
lion of tho Democratic primary
OLIVER BOLT.
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FOR TREASURER.

! he'ehy enncmnc- myself csuiiute for
Treasurer OF Anderson County, subject to the
Democratic rimary.
J. MILES PICKENS.
hereby announce myself as o candidate for
Treasurer OF Anderson County, suffice to the
rules Of he Democratic primary
l., SIIINESCAIES
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

n1- Candidates announcements will be pub
lshed until the Primary Election for Five Dollars
-PAfABLE IN ALVAREZ. Don't ask us to credit
you.