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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-02-13

their number OF children--he
called them "cannon food" A lit.
tie less cannon food may tend to
reduce the appetite for cannon.
Moreover if there are any women
80 ignorant, shallow, and unnatur.
ally selfish as to deliberately FORE
90 motherhood-then we are we'll
rid Of her Species Charlotte Per-
kins Gilman in Woman's Home
Companion for February.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-02-13

THE date of the next meeting of
the National Irrigation Congress,
to be held at Boise, has been fixed
for September 1915, 1906.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-02-13
FEBRUARY 1906
Tuesday, Feb. u, 1906

THE Republican State Central
Committee meets at Boise on
March IA to decide on the date
and place for holding the next
State Convention.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-02-13

Thursday evening, Feb. %, is
the date of the great Darktown
Minstrels.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-02-13
SAFE LAND SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
Saturday, March 5, 1906

the following described lands belonging to the
State OF Idaho will be offered for sale at public
auction at the State House at Boise, Idaho, at
10 o'clock AM
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Dec. 6.-SUGAR-The London sugar
beet market was quiet. but steady at 9s. I'D for
December, and 9s Sd. for January The world s
visible supply is $50 600 tons against 2340 600 last
year. The local market quiet, with the keen
edge to 1rmness somewhat dued. Duty paid prices
quoted as follows: Centrifugal. 8-test Z7-S2a
37s muscovado s9-test. 3 ll-32a3A, and molasses
sugar. s9-teSt, 3-52a3ss Refined steady and
fairly active.
BUTTER Receipts 4S3l packages; butter held
firm at 81 for extra creamery.
EGGS-Receipts 5.S9 cases; for eggs firm and
unchanged market was noted on the basis Of 5
for Western frsts
NAVAL STORES-Stock rosin. 1892 bbls !:
spirits turpentins. 9i2 bbls. tar. ZS bbs.
MILL FEED-Dull; spring bran, in l00lb. sacks
2l5; middlings. 250; city bran. Z.OO; Western red
dog, $50.
FLOUR-Quiet business; spring patents. 4I5a450;
spring clears 350a375: winter stTaights, 3.50a350 :
winter clears 320a325; Kansas. in sacks patents
S75a400; straights S55a3.sj; clear, 290a3.S5
RYE FL0UR-Steady; inactive 365a4I5.
CORN MEAI-Small supply; kiln dried, for ex-
port, 265a27O coarse meal. in bags. L07al06.
BUCKWHEET FIOUR-Trade light at Elsa
25.
HAY-Steady; better demand; 80 tons prime,
LIS; No. /, Ll0; No. 2, 95al.00; No 3. S)aS5-
STRAW-Asrket is steady; long rye, CO.
BEEF-Steady; moderate business; family, l3O0a
400; packet l0.J0al1.0g.
PORK-Trade is quiet: mess. H-50als.50: family
Is0o
TALLow-slow trade; city quoted at in hogs
heads.
LARD-Quiet: prime Western. SO: city. S75:
refined. continent $50; South American, 1885, re-
fined Brazilian kegs u.50; city stesrine 10; olec-
stearine, nominal city. usi Chicago, ll5z-
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07

justly estimated or anticipated a great
deal Of our nervous excitement IN the
money market could be avoideU. but the
competition goes on and the fund offered
for loan at exchange is distressing.
Following the train of thought sug-
gested by the letter quoted above, Jacob
Schi6 presented at the chamber II COM
merce meeting to-day a resolution call
Ing on the finance committee OF that
body 10 consider measures by which the
call money rate might be bettered. Mr.
Schif, however. admitted that he could
offer no suggestion other than that Of
moral suasion on the important point OF
how the banks could be induced TO CO.
operate in keeping rates down 20 a rea-
scnable Level. and as most people in the
street think that the lenders of money
are not particularly anxious to right the
situation the wrong OF which IS entirely
in their favor, the resolution or the ar
Sument used in support Of it did little
or nothing IN the way of stimulating hope
that remedy for existing conditions was
at hand
a house which inquired of five differ
ent banks as to the terms on which il
loan could be secured found ali quoting
the same rate and came 10 the conclu-
sion that 1t was the relation of supply
20 dem1nd-"a condition and not a the
Ory'-that fixed the quotations.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Dec. 6.-Money on cali at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 20 per cent; highest g;
lowest, 20; closing .. Most Of the days loans
were made at % per cent Time money rates ad-
anced still further 81 per cent being quoted for
sixty-day loans. Money for al maturities was
scarce, and demand came mainly from the better
class Of houses. Rates: 81 per cent for sixty DAYS
7lhaS for ninety days; 6iz 70 for four and five
months; 10 6iz for six months
Mercantile paper was offered rather freely to-day
and some Ct the most attractive names were seen
Rates largely nominal were 61z per cent for sixty
70 ninety days; indorsed bills receivable 10 6s for
choice four 20 SIX months single names. and and
up for others.
The sterling market declined stiu further to-day
closing Is points lower for demand at 1850 Rates
for actual business were as follows: Sixty davs
479lOa47975; demand, 4S46laL s465: cables. S535a
4e5a0.
Commercial bills were 479i4a4 s9lk
The supply Of cotton bills was good
Continental bills were quoted as follows: Francs
5.2j3sa520ss, less ia; reichsmarks 93ztas45 less
l-64; gulders, 40, less l-l6.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading at the washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday was well scattered over
the list. Metropolitan Railroad 6s and
Greene Copper taking the lead. 1t was
one of the best days of the year in point
Of actual sales, but outside of the securi-
ties mentioned interest did not center in
any one stock or bond. One broker had
n long list OF scraps. which he sold at
bid prices. accounting for many Of the
stocks and bonds getting on the record.
Five thousand Metropolitan 6s found n
market at 100 The traction shares were
Grm. Washington Gas sold i0) at 5s7s and
80. and there was good selling down TO
Greene Copper. which held the board for
"A while, until several deals were fixed up.
These were mostly in the shape Of Op-
tions, with the price around 251z and 2Sb.
Bank Of Washington maintained tho
price Of previous days, and scraps
brought 600.
Lower figures Were realized for Mitchell
Mining though there was a good demand
for the stock.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call p O'Clock noon
Metropolitan Railroad cs b 90 0G0 az 100 100 az
100. 1000 az 100, 1909 at l00 900 at 1000.
Washington Railway and Electric Is. 800 at S5iz.
Capital Traction. IS at lf5
Washington Railway and Electric common, Is at
43. = at g.
Washington Gas. Q at 5s7s, % at 5s7.. o at 50.
. az g.
Bristol Gas and Electric. 50 at 50. 50 at 50
LaEslon. 65 az lfS
Greene Copper 100 at 25ss 0,ryer CO.. 100 at 255
tbuycr co., 100 at 25ls, 100 at 26is tbuycr CO..
Metropolitan National Bank. 10 at SD
Second National Bank 10 at i15s.
National Bank Of Washington. at GOO. at CO..
10 at co.
Union Trust. at l3G. 10 at I37.
Union Tust Warrants. . AZ 2.
National Union Insurance. 100 at n
Riggs Fire Insurance I25 at
Southern Public Service Corporation. 70 at u.s.
American GTarhophone TTefcucd. ] at g.
Security Storage, ! at 80.
After call-Petcnac Electric Light S. 900 az 1888.
Washington Railway and ElcciTic IS. I090 at 55is
Capital Traction IS 500 st l0.
Washington Gas is 800 at lOi
Central National Bank. at $50
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat, , at 27s, ]
at 80
Commercial National Rank az 90.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. 1 al s.
Mitchell Mining. 10 al 5iz.
Washington Railway and Electric common, 70
at g.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 10
at 81.
Washington loan and Trust. ! at Z7
Metropolitan National Bank, ! AZ 80
Greene Copper, 100 ar 2si. 100 At 81 (bUyer co..
BDNUC
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York. Dec. 6.-CATTLE- Receipts. LOO head
nOminally weak.
CALVE VES-Receipts $40 head; veals scarce and
firm Veals. 5e0aa25; Western calves s7l5s4 Il
SHEEP AND LAAlBS-Receipts 255 head. sheen
steady; lambs firm. Common sheep 3.00a3. 50; me
diUm to prime lambs. 7.40a7 90
HOGS-Receipts 400 head; about steady az 6 Ia
$50
Chicago. IL. Dec. 6.-CATTLE-Receipts 600
head; estimated for tomorrow. 1000; market shade
higher. Prime beeyes 5sOa750; poor 10 medium. $50
a570; stOckers and feeders 259a4 60: COWS and bef
ers. 259s4.75; Gamers. L25a25 90 Westerns 340a56a
HOGS-Receipts 2s 600 head; estimated for to-mor-
row. Z,e0o market steady. Light, 4l5as IS: roughs
5.l0a60O; mixed. 6I5; heavy 6l5a6521z; pigs. 4O0a
so.
SHEEP-Receipts. 1900 head; estimated for to-
morrow, 10 o)0 market 10 cents higher Native sheep
Sa0a595 Western sheep. 340a500; native lambs, s75
ass; Western lambs 5OOaTS9.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
SHAW WILL MAKE CHANGE.
Tells Banks to Send in Big Bills for
Small Ones

Many demands have reached the Treas
ury Department this week for 81 and &
bills. to facilitate making change IN or
binary business transactions.
Complaint OF the shortage Of small bills
is common in all parts Of the country.
and the Treasury. as well as the national
banks, are pOWeTless TO meet the emeT-
gency, except indirectly. Under the law
national banks cannot issue more than
a specified proportion of their bank bills
in these denominations. It is only by
changing silver or gold certificates Of
a larger denomination for the 81 and s.
bills al the Treasury or at some sub
treasury that immediate relief can be
had
Secretary Shaw yesterday pointed out
a way Of relief in an appeal to all bank
ing institutions of the United States in
the following circular:
a marked scarcity Of small bills is
noticeable everywhere, and the Treasury
is powerless 70 relieve IN the absence
of legislation allowing national banks to
issue a larger proposition OF their circu-
lation in denominations OF s.. the banks
themselves must be relied upon 70 al
leviate the strain as far as possible. There
are IN circulation nearly Sl5,UO0.0OO in sill
yer certificates of the denomination of
80. Many Of these are doubtless packed
away in the vaults OF various banking in
situations and held as reserve
Permit me respectfully 10 ask that
each institution. State and national,
search the money IN its vaults and send
these SO silver certificates to the Treas
ury. They viii be promptly converted
into Is and Is to the great relief
Of the country It is the only remedy.
Let no bank complain of conditions until
il has literally searched its own vaults
and contributed as far as possible to the
relief Of the situation"
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
Mr. DooIey on Chrt.tma..

From the American Magazine.
''Hinnissy, I see be tn pa-aper undher
yeer ar-arm that We have tn Chris' mas
spirit. Th' poor nearly always have It
Ye can't understand givin' or rayceiv-
in onless ye understand want If a
rich man give ye a prisint he'd give ye a
bar1 " -four, because he thinks that's
what ye want But it isn't. It's what
ye need. What ye want Is a stovepipe
hat I'm glad to see ye takin' home a
set iv boxin' gloves to Packy. He needs
a pair iv shoes. but If ye give him a pair
iv shoes on Christmas day I'd spurn
ye'er acquaintance.
1T costs money" said Mr.. Hennessy:
I'm sometimes glad 1t comes but wanst
a year"
so does Wash 'nton's birthday" said
Mr.. Dooley, but I niver cud feel tn
same about it.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07

From the New York Tribune
Secretary Taft said OF certain DOM
ineering statesman:
He fills man with dread. They quail
before him. They can't call their souls
their own in his presence. Altogether
he makes me think Of q waiter 1 once
met in the West.
In a small Western town many
years ago I put up at the Palace Hotel.
Il was assigned TO room There
was no water nor towels in the room,
and I rang.
There was no reply.
I rang again.
still no reply.
And again and again and yet again
I rang Finally q waiter appeared.
This waiter was a robust man OF
stern and forbidding aspect
"'Did you rIng?' he said in a Tumb-
ling voice.
81 did ] answered
We'll. don't do it again. said the
waiter. with a menacing scOwl, as he
withdrew"
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
COTTON MARKET.

New York. Dec GA continuance Of the big
spot business at Liverpool once more was the simu-
iating feature Of the cotton market and while
business to-day not active the undertcne was
steady aS result Of trade demand Crop esti-
mates continue 10 be published Theodore n
Price predicts ll750.950. while AirS. b. J. Brrck
formerly with the Bureau Of Statistics, gives y
$50 600 as her estimate. Tie market worked ur
about Il points over last nights close from which
level profit taxing sent prices of about 6 points.
Speculation Is small. southern spot markets gen
erally steady and unchanged % BIS higher Port
receipts estimated at 5000; last year, 4. .iOi.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
GRAIN MARKET.
New York.

New York Dec 6.-WHEAT-Fim and fair in
QuiGy No. / Northern Duluth, TO arrive Cake and
raiu Sc over Mas, & O. B. No. I Northern Mani
tobs, s5is. {. G. b; No. Northern manitoba. S4lt.
f. o.. b. No. red. {. o. b.. sc over December. No.
, hard T. o. b. May price; No. ! macaroni. sle.
f. o. b. NO maCaroni y. Exporters took fifteen
loads.
CORN-Iregular. No. 2 elerator. 53Iz; No. ? new.
choice. ST. (. o. b. No 2 yellow. 5iiz f. O. b.: No.
? T. O. h.. next week 81 late December, 502s E. o.
b.; No. 2. T. o. b.. January and February. 501s No.
3 + O.. b., first half March, 59&s; No. ? white. 50s
f. o. h. Exporters took six losds.
OATS-Firmsr and fair inquiry Elevator prices:
No white 39i4 No, white, 3s2. No. mixed
3T4
The ,riras for futrres foIlov-
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
New Orleans.
Spot Cotton.
shspmts. stocks
Only a Beginning.

From the Chicago Tribune.
The rich widower was paying assidu-
out court to the handsome young woman
lawyer.
Il don't know, Mr.. Welloph," she de-
INJURED. There are-there are settle
ments to be considered, you know
IF that Is all, Miss Maggie" he said.
''well have no trouble"
Here he slipped a diamond ring on her
finger.
How does that strike your he asked.
H mr. she rejOined, holding il up to
the light and inspecting it critically Il
think it will do quite well-as a retainer. -
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
New York

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros & Co. mem
bers of the New York and New Orleans Cotton ex-
changes lGl2 II street northwest. Phone main
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
Large and Small Loans.

There Is no loan too large for rs 70
handle, If II is satisfactorily secured On
District u Columbia real estate There Is
none too small. II Il Is $50 OF over. II you
want money and can offer real estate Sc
ClrIty. let Us show you now promptly We
can pass on your application and On what
satisfactory terms We can make IL II ar
proved The records Of the Recorders Of
fee VIII disclose the large number 0f
loans Ne are negotiating from year 70
Yaar Ask The title cnmnanies
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY Charles &. Gates & Co..
members New York Stock Exchange, Alunsey Build
ing
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by E. X. Chapman & Co, members
New York Stock Exchange. @. Bowie Chipman
manager. 1901 + street northwest
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
CURB MARKET.

Furnished by E r. Chapman & Co. members
New York Stock Exchange o. Bowie Chilsnan
manager, 1901 / street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
Washington
Loan 6 Trust Co,
OFFICE COR 9Th AND r SIS.
TAID-UP CAPITAL, Sl,010. 90.
..sI-nnIr 500 cna --EARA-EL.- :.


- Loans IN any amount made on approved real
- estate or collateral at reasonable rates
- Interest paid upon deposits on monthly bal
- ances subject 10 cheek.
- This company acts as executor. sdministrs-
- Tor. trustee. agent. treasurer registrar, and
- N all other fiduclsry CAPACITIES.
Boxes for rent in burglar and frepro0f
- vaults for safe deposit and storage of valusbis
- packages
80 Real Estate Department Is prepared TO assume
- the cement q yoaT real estate Careful
- attention given 70 all details.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07

IEISI IWNIANI oIUIhN
American Security and TrIst......-..... 2-7
Nat. Safe Deposit and Tr1st........,... ls9
Union Trust Company --.....-..... flstiz
Washington Loan and TrlIst........-..... 2l6
Union Trust Warrants. nts.-....---.....--.-... =
SAVINGS BANK STOCKS.
Home Savings Bank. rs
Union Savings Bank. uk......-................ 80
Xl'1sh5fr-r.-4 S4vfugs RavL
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
he prices for futures follow:
At The Palace Hotel.

bid tAsked.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-07-25

shall taIso the usual oath Of Office be.
fore asagistrate proyiousto enterinp}
upon his duty. When any false Weigh.
ing OF omission Of dGty on the part
Of said Weigher OCCURS, whereof, |
either buyer or seller snffcrs ;1soss o,
is injured, such Weigher and his
bondsmen shail besheld liable to the
extent OF such loss or injury. Nog
tue purposes of this Section, "oaali
tied electors" shall include all male
citlzens who arc patrons of the Pick
ems cotton market, resident within
the County Of Pickens, who shall, on
orS%before the third day before tho
! day fixed for such election, upon tho
production Of his registration certit-
cate, procure from tho Clerk Of the
Town Council Of tho town of Pickens
an additional cert ifiaato that no ia %
! duly quT'ifin c!cctDr, under tho laws
> governing general elections IN ih,
e State OF South Carolina, and entitled
o to voto III the Gslnnal election for Cot
, ION NciEhor. The said Clerk shall
: advertise, hy posting notices ~ three
y conspicuous places in tia County, or
| Otherwise, and for nj lena. tol: DAYS
t. before such election, tho time and
Il place such additional ccrt;hca'rs may
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Union Heetinu.

The unioh meeting of the Pickons
Baptist Association will meet with the
Gross Roads Baptist church on Sat.
nrday before tho fifth Sunday in July
1906 at 10 Il. No..
devotional service conducted by G.
f.. Robinson.
Churches please send delegates.
Queries will be submitted to the
Union for discussion in which it is
hoped oVory delegate will take part.
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Briduc Notice.

"" VIII r"'vt 70 thc lrwcpt cG p,~.
"''i" b'dlct at 10 o'ciook 4. ~. Aus.
""' 80, 1906, the removal Of Cox ouJ
r"H bridges "n Snmba Nivcr and
D"''dIng one, bridgo above Fnrr Mil,
using 'oatori"l in above bridges.
Specifications ,a'd plans made
NHown on dHy Of letting.
Also on the Same date tho buildipe
OF road from of butmcut bridge tc
public road will be let.
G.. NJ. LYNci,
.... Supervisor PlcNons 90
J. W. WALKER,
Supervisor Grcenville Co
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l-Nl, IItIi,lNNH

nc many friends Of JOEL II. MILLER hero
- hi.'"Hl'"e him ia II candidate ior the oTrr
81 HHPriN!%"f oi PIrkcn" County, subject to ihr
"iIi1i' m "i the voters i'll the Dcmocrniir rriI,nry
MTj, g. Vi. Lynch Is hereby Nominated for
en- county, subject to the rc,iI,; of thr Dnr,M
era tlc primary WV "e"'''
T." !. hroprr Is hereby annonncch MS u coudi.
''"it inf INC once supervisor of PickcnS countv y
cratic I!maTy crrtior " '
~ INC E"nrintion Of friends { hereby am.
n"nnrc III! self II cnuhdatc for Couniv SrHorwi ",i
n9r .;:hl''' Z" Ia" voters in Democratic primnry
'''"' y. u TALLY
W. ". Aiken iN hereby nnnouuccd u. , cor.
nn.nt' '"f county Supervisor subject TO the
ln'riH "i the Democratic pnrty i'm nriIunrv
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BUY III SOW,

Now is The time to buy Chamberlain 8
Cholic, Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t
is certain to be needed sooner or later
anl when TINT time ctmes you will need
It hadiy-you will need il quickly. Buy
1T now, it may save life. For s,lc by
Iick"ns Drug Go. and r. N. Hunter
Liberty.
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FOR AUDITOR.

I':c friends OF y. N thristohhcr iv horo,,.
il't'|' hlih Tor the office Of Auditor of TicE
"'> F"'imiy subject to- the action of the yntcI,
III lnG l'ii'a"ry election. '''e'
!h' many friends of James A. Ucudricr. :.
hC'r''! ann0unCc him cnm!i!utr for rnunt,
Nh'il'"t "' PirkcnS county subject to The uciini
"' tA' b"di"' rattle primary election
nc ni'nT incntE of +. V. G'Den ht rchy an
b""i''H n!iH EHi"i"thtc tor the office of i,nli
10: !"I F"E"nH cnInty. subject TO the action q,
me votes II tic D.norIntic priInuty election;
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FOR COUNTY COMnIlSSI0SrH

| me many iriCHh' Of Wiilinm Ellis rrspeciuIn
, hHI"uhI" hnA Cnnddnta for The nIlirn ni
| 10y "iiN l''iln'niN%!HnrT Of PiCicn. comfy AlIh
JvC' I" '"lhr"ru"h Of thc Democratic voters i'm In,
| primary election. ~ '''
| ~. John i. s$mith is hrrrhv nominated ,
Lh"'"hit !"i TC election t. the uncc of Cnn,,,'
| ,um'mlS$i"ncT subject to the result Of thI
primary ctrCtiuu. ~ '''
fhc many friends Of G. ". nowcn rcsprctful
! :! ."i"hIrc hIn as II cNuCiGHIr fOi thc onicr Of
county Commissioner of pirErnS rnIn, n,r''V ,i ~
election ~ VIC P'iihnf!
=. ~ NcAliNlcr is hcr:hy announced MS u ro,,.
estate for County UuIniSs iourr suhirci ~ 49,, 49,,
election. '" III primary
me many friends Of NOnh g. Moore bcrohv
~ ounce MN hS candidate for the Office OF
touhly COMMISSIONER for pickens county suh
~ 10 ~ we hstioh OF The Democratic voters at
INC approaching primary election
FOR MhGISTRhTE.
AZ the earnest solicitation Of many friends
nEtrIE announce myself II candidate for MnliS
'Intc III flckcns Township, subject TO the rcSul,
oI inc Democrntic primary.
W. G. BRAMLETr
AZ me earnest solicitation of many friends 7
hGnih ohcr for Magistrntc for rickcns towmsh;n
""'Jo'' 10 inc hch"h OF the primary election
~ . J"nN T. HARRIS.
The friends Of G. G Ro,yloua boInhy a.,
touncc him as II candidate for r.. .cIcctiGn T."
nc "UiGc OF MHGiStrntc ut Central subicri t0
III" "cnoh or the voters in the primary election
FoErOTrnN SEIGHEE.
=. ncrcby Gnn"unGc myself candidate for
ME.ton "cEhcr or hickcns subject to the action
~ ''' '"'''" ~ 'hc election August 18Th
.-., ..... 7. o. Ailgood.
i, hereby announce myself candidate for
Cotton wcighcr of PickoIs snhicct IN thn sc,ion !
OF th" voters ut tho election A ngust lSth '''i'
J. ID, Moore, |
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L ia fSD lot

OF ronb!o 10 contend with, apring from
Il torpid liver and hlocl1adcd' bowels,
unless Non awaken them to their prop
rr nc'i"H with DR.. Kings New I4t.
Pills; thc pleasant and most effective
cure fer C"nsiipaIion. They prevent
Appendicitis and tone up thu system.
25c III piokcnH N.uG Go.
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- '"' 'hHlnil"n hi many voters | urrrh,
uII""M'" nEac!t II cnnGidulr FOR reelection r.
nc "ii!'" "i PrnIm'r Judge of !ickcnS county
|un!c"i u th" rules &"vcInin,; tli. primary rjrG
ton. " ''''! ''t'
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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-07-25
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