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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-16

A recovery in the local market for
southern Nevada mining shares yes
terday morning in sympathy with inn
proved early conditions in Eastern
financial centers was followed by q gen
eral local decline in the afternoon Cold
field Consolidated Mines although sub
sequently quoted higher fen at one
time as low as sT.67ls. and the highest
price OF the day was SSI2lk Red Tor
Extension dropped in sales points.
Silver Pick fell from sl25 TO sl10
st. Ives lost points
The large sellers OF the day were as
follows Atlanta 1880 shares; Dia-
mondield Triangle. 800 shares: Gold
field Consolidated Mines. 1900 shares,
Great Bend, 10000 shares; Lone Star
$4,000 shares; Red Top Extension. Az
100 shares; St Ives, 1900 shares, Sill
yer Pick, 1900 shares.
Comparing the closing bids of Thurs
day and Friday. Ton'opah Extension
showed gain Of 35 cents. Montana
fell on points
In the GOldheids the decline was gen
eral Atlanta dropped from S5 cents
10 50 cents. Booth lost points
G. .. ID. gained ] point. Columbia
Mountain dropped from 81 cents to 50
cents. Combination Fraction had a
heavy fan from S4l5 to $3.50. Dia-
mondheld Triangle fell of points
from ~ cents TO 43 cents.
Goldheld Consolidated Mines took a
rebound and the closing bids Of Friday
We're SS.12ia, as against IS Thursday
afternoon. Goldheld Mining Of Nevada
WAS a large loser, declining from 81 so
TO Sl-30. Great BEND lost 10 points
from % cents to 50 cents. Lone Star
dropped , points. St Ives fell once
more. going down from SI55 20 81 so.
Silver Pick dropped from Silly to
$11O.
The BUllfrog stocks felt the adverse
conditions. Amethyst declined from AZ
cents TO 36 cents. Bonnie Clare was
down to 38 cents as against 40 cents
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NEW TERRITORY LOCATED
Extension of GoIdGeId District 10 Wild
Horse Springs

GOLDFIELD, March ia sale to
California investors has been made for
$4,000 of a claim in the eastern part Of
the Goldfield district, which wds To-
Gated on the second day of this month.
The locators and vendors of the prop
erty are Woodriff. a deputy sheriff. and
George Massingill. both well-known
miners Of that section.
Final payments will be made within
sixty days. This claim. upon which
practically no work has been done, lies
not far from the Wild Horse Springs
and near the Red Mountain mineral
belt, where a great deal of development
work is going forward and where at
least three diamond drills will soon be
operating.
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DISCOVER LEDGE AGAIN

GOLDFIELD, March 15.-The strike
made in the Little Florence has been
confirmed by the opening of the same
ore shoot in the shaft of the Pollard
Florence lease. adjoining the workings
of the former and on the east dip of the
big ledge. The sulphides of the iden-
tical character have come into the Pol
lard shaft. which was the first to dem
onstrate the existence of this class of
ore on this portion of the Florence
ground.
portant and will lend a new impetus
to development in the Milltown portion
of the Goldfield district
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aud Emilio Cereghino-To erect S-story and
street. 1910 s Of Union. Il 57:e by S 1915: S55OO
Agatha Braun with j. $. Hofmeister & SOD
To erect a 3-story frame building line Of
Woodward avenue, 29S y of Fourteenth street.
- by 70: $4,000.
c. r. and Marie A. Music with Charles NJ
Lindsay and A. Curran-All work except plumb
ing. gas hitting and sewering for a 2story and
basement frame building. 2 flats; $11, 10.
A. Il. Knox with William Plant. Hooper q
Penn-All work except plumbing. painting, gas
radiators and light fixtures for 3-story frame
building on w line Of Valencia street. l00;l n
of Twentieth, w 100 by \ %; $13.312.
BURTON SOON TO BE FREE-Abilene Kan.
March IA message received from IrontoH.
Mo. today says that former Senator Burton was
officially notified today that he would be re-
leased from Jail March p.
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Another Drop in the Market
Follows Early Recovery

Thursday afternoon. Bullfrog National
Bank was of , points to "a cents.
Tramp Consolidated was points
strong ger yesterday than on Thursday,
going TO SO cents in the final bidding.
Manhattan. Dexter and Mustang Man
haitian shared in dhe general slump.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
viii not be inserted. They must be handed IN at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons author
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
Sfricted simply TO the announcement Of the event
published once in this column free Of charge.
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RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
VIA sAUsALITo FERRY

VIA SAUSALITO FERRY
For Sausalito, MIL Valley, San Rafael
WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS. "7:45 s:25
s9:15. 800 IL a. m. 12:20. @14b. 1913, 4.35
6:15 $50. $50. 7:15. 9;O0 1915. IL ;35 D. m.
sRuns to San Qnentin.
7:45 a. m. daily. for Cazadero and way sta
tions.
s:to D. M. Saturdays only. for Cazadero and
way stations.
5:i5 D. m. daily. except Saturdays and Sun
days. for Point Reyes and way stations.
From s. f. for Tfburon. Belvedere and San
Rafael--Week Days--7:40. 9s15, e'I1:0O a. m
12:35. 800. $40 $50 p. IN. Sundays-7:4O
9:15. "11:o0 a. m; i2.35 $50. $40, ESQ,
p. m; -~11:35 D. Thursdays only.
Fror. San Rafael FOR S. F.-Week Davs-s:l5
t.. 1888. 9:26. 11sl5 a. M; 1880. 3:4O 500.
$40 D. Sundays-6:l5 T.40, 7.55. s:25
a. M $40. 500. $40. 6.30 d. m
From Tiburon for $. F.-week Days-6:45. sir.
9:55, IL :36 a. m; 10, 4:O5. 5:45 D. m SIM
days-6:45. s:17 9:55. :35 a. M; 1.io. 4.05
5:45, 6;55 p. N.
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BIRTHS

cHAINE-In Berkeley Cal, March I. 1907, to
the wife of A. chaine, son.
DOwNEY-In this city, January 26. 1907. to
the wife Of f. w. Downey, afdaughter.
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fsTiburon only
sTAeE coNNEcTIoNs.

STACE
stages connect at GREENBRAE for San Quen.
tin: ct SANTA ROSA for White Sulphur Springs
and Mark West Springs; at FULTON for Burke !
Sanatorium: at LYTTON for Lytton Springs. At
GEYsERyILLE for Skaggs Springs; at CLOVER
DALE for the Geysers R0onvflle Philo EIh
and Greenwood; at HOPLASD for Duncan
Springs Highland Springs KclseyvflIe New
Carlsbad Springs. Soda Bay. Lakeport Bartlett
Springs: at CKIAH for vfchy Springs sara foea
Springs Blue Lakes. Laurel Dell Lake Wftfer
Springs. Upper Lake. Pomo. Potter Valley. John
Days f1erley's. HuIlville, 0rr's Hot Springs
Handley. Halfway House Hopkins. Comptche
Aendoein0 City. Fort Bragg. WeSfport and Tssi
at WIILITS for Hearst and Sawyers at SHFR-
WOOD for Fort Bragg. Eaytonville Westporf
Covelo. Cummings, Bells Springs, Harris Hub
bard. Fruitland. DyerYille. Garberville. Pepper.
wood, Camp ;. Scotia apd Eureka.
GENERAL OFFICE.
JAMES FLOOD BUILDING. SAN FRANCISCO
JAS AGLER. General Manager
r. K. RYAN, Gen. Passenger and Freight Agt
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
In this city March Is:
George W. E. Schneider 2e, 37s0 Twenty
third ST.. and Irene c. Merry. 81, 1l9 Sixth ave.
Robert o. Appeby. %, and Winifred f..
Coriner. 81. both Of 1903 Buchanan ST.
Pierre ASA. 26, and Cerese Pelegren, 81, both
of San Francisco.
OAKLAND, March l5.-The following mar
riage licenses issued today:
Rogaciano Arias. %, and Mary Carrillo. 10.
both of Alameda.
Charles r. shaw. 40, and Kate A. Hull. IS.
both of Berkeley
BENJAMIN A. Dowen %. and Myrtle May
nard, 10, both Of Berkeley.
Oscar Busse, %: and Gretchen Jorner 20,
both Of San Francisco.
Antoine Tavaris, "a. and Mary Aseyede, %.
both of Oakland.
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kOsnOs Line

PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE
s. S. Hermonthis 1900 tons). Captain Bielen-
berg sailing from San Francisco on or about
March 10Th. will carry passengers for ports of
Mexico Central America Ecuador. Peru. Chile.
London and Hamburg. For rates and particulars
apply to LENDAL NJ. GRAY. MANAGER. Union
street wharf. No. . tPier 19l.
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AMERICAN HAWAIIAN $500.
pASSENGER SERVICE

PASSENGER SERVICE
s. s. NEBRASKAN win sail from Union st
wharf No. (pier ,19) Sunday, March IL, at 7
p. m.
For further particulars apply 10 WILLIAMS,
DIMOND s. CO., General Agents, 426 Califor-
mia street.
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COAST LINE

~ Third and Townsend Street8l
s.Isa Valencia ST.. San Jose and Way
StatOnS ---------------------..-- 49,
7OOa Valencia st. Redwood. San joss
Morganhill. Gilroy, Pajaro ~
WatsOnville Santa Cruz-Lau-
rel-Boulder Creek. Salinas
Del Monte. Monterey, Pacific
soea Shore Line Limited-San Jose.
Salinas. Paso Robles Hot
Springs, San Luis Obispo.
Santa Barbara. Los Angeles 93ep
so0a Del Monte. Monterey. Pacific
s0oa watsonviIie. santa Cruz. Laurel
Boulder Creek ----.--- ---.--- e19D
$50 The Coaster-San Jose. Salinas
PasO R0bles Hot Springs,
Santa Margarita. san Luis
Obispo Guadalupe. Santa =
Barbara San Buenaventlra.
Oxnard, Burbank. Los Angeles n.lSp
s-3oa Gilroy. Hollister. Tres Pinos. Pa
jaro. Wats0nvllle, santa Cruz.
CasuoviNe, Del Monte. Pacific
Grove. Surf. LOmpOc------------- ll.45p
s0Sa Valencia ST.. South San Fran
cisco, Palo Alto. San Jose I.eoD
lo30a Valencia St.. Burlingame. San
Mateo. Redwood. Palo Alto.
1I-3oa Valencia ST.. San Jose and Way
2O0p Valencia St.. San Jose and Way
5.00p Del Monte Express = Valencia
vile. Santa Cruz. Del Monte.
Monterey. Pacific Grove lZ.lSp
3.o0p Hollister Tres Pinos----------- Ss4sp
3.l5D New Orleans kxpress-El Paso.
San Antonio. Houston. New
Orleans and East---------.------ leiss
3.l5p San Jose. Salinas, Paso Robes
Hot Springs. Santa Barbara.
Los Angeles S---.-----------------.------ Elsa
3l5p Watsonville Santa Cruz. Del
Monte. Monterey. Pacific
GroVe-------,-- - ls-sSD
5-30p Valencia St.. South San Fran
cisco. San Jose. Gilroy. Hob
lister. Tres PiTos- -----.--.--..-.---- lo35a
l-5op Valencia ST.. San Jose and Way ts.9s
Stations S----------------------- t9.l5D
fs.Oop Valencia St.. Burlingame. San
Los Gatos ~ --''O. ,...,..'...'.. ~ ~ tsSs.
s.30p Valencia St.. San Jose and Way
tssop valencia st.. Bnriingame. San
Mateo. Beresford. Belmont
San Carlos. Redwood. Fair
oaks. Menlo Park. PalO Alto.
san JOSe----------------------------- IJ4In
$500 Valencia st.. San Jose and Way
s.oop Sunset Express san lose. sail.
mas Paso Robles Hot Springs
San Luis Obispo. santa Bar
bara. Los angeles. Deming. Fl
Paso, New Orleans ----------------- lo.l1s
s.0op Golden State Limited Sleeper
Ell PasO. Kansas City, st. Louis
so0p Paiaro Watsonvills. Capitola
Santa Cruz. CastrOville. Del
Monte. Pacific Grove------.-- ll.sSp
GI5p Valencia St.. Ocean View. Palo
Alto. San Jose .-----.-- .-------.-----. 6.lsa
tI.o0p Sacramento River steamers------ fssoD
l00p tuesdays from Howard 81. Wharf
No. g. s. BreakwateE"
Marshheld Coouille. Myrtle
Point. Ore--.-..---..------.----- t&ooa
Union Transfer Company agents collect bag
gage and checks on trains OF Southern Paci4
and deliver baggage to residence They an
authorized 70 check baggage direct from reaI
dence. Telephone Temporary 1945.
OAKLAND h1ARBOR FERRY
Foot Of Market street,
700, 500 900. 1000. 1l00a-m.
zoo. 100 zoo. 800. 4oO, 500 500. 500 800 ,. n.
A for Morning. P for Afternoon
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OCEAN TRAVEL
AMERICAN LINE

Observation-Disclosures
St LOUIS. ............M Mar. %, Apr. 20, May is
PHILADELPHIA. -. Mar. 80. Apr, 81 May 25
CELTIC go, 904 Tonsl Apr. 8, noon; May
NEW YORK ......... Apr. ID. May IL, June
PhiIadeIphia-Queen
Friesland 80. Mar. % 3Haverford -....A Apr. 13
Westernland Apr 6Noordland 80. Apr. 20
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
New York-London Direct
MINNEHAHA. ..... Mar. %. Apr. 20. May IS
NFSABA BA......Ma Mar. 80 Apr 27, May 25
MINNEToNKA. ....... Apr. 8. May 4. June l
MINNEAPOLIS. Apr. 13, May IL, June
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
New York-Rotferdam, via Boulogne
Saiiings Wednesdays as per sailing list.
N Am M Mar. 90 loan Ryndam Apr 10. am
stat'dam, Mar.27. loan Potsdam- Apr, Il. am
Noordam Apr 8, amin. Amin, Apr. "a. 2pm
RED STAR LINE
New York-DOver-Antw
FINLAND . Mar. %, Apr. 90 May IS
ICELAND D............ Mar 30 Apr. 27, May %
KROONLAND. .........A Apr @, May 4. June /
VADERLAND Apr. 13, May IL, June s
WHITE STAR LINE
New York-Queenstown-
MAJESTIC .......M Mar. 20, Apr. IT. May Is
CEDRIC C.........-...Ma Mar. %, Apr 10, May II
OCEANIC ..........M Mar -, APR =
TEUTONIC. apr. 8, May
BALTIC. Apr. 10, May 3, June Ia
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Bost0n--Queenstown
CYMRIC. .............Ma Mar 80. Apr. 20, May %
ARABIC. May 8, June 8
REPUBLIC. .......-....-.. May 80 July
,,s To MEDITERRANEAN .zoREs NIn
FROM NEW YORK.
cretic Mar. 80. noon; May o, June 20
Republic Observation-Disclosures. April 20, 10 a. m
FROM BOSTON:
Canopic . April 10. $50 a.. M. May IS
Romanfc .A April 2T. $50 a. M. June s
G. N KOEPPEL, Passenger Agent Pacific Coast,
207 Monadnock Building.
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ocBAN TRAVEL
C0MPAGE,E GfNERAIE TRaSSiTLaNTI0UE

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS.
Sailing every Thursday instead OF Saturday.
at 10 A. m from Pier ~. North River. foot 0f
Morton street.
First class to Havre. $40 and upward; second
class to Havre. SIS and upward. GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA % Broadway lHudsOn buildlnSl. New
York j. f. FUGAZI. manaAer Pacific Coast,
$50 Montgomery street. San Francisco Tickets
sold by an railroad ticket agents.
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Phoenix Lodge No. 80. Knights Of Py-
thias-Members are hereby notified 70 attend
the funeral of Knight Hugh Smith. tomor-
row Sunday, March IT, at 2:30 p. m, from
the General Hospital. Presidio. Transportation
will be awaiting members at Fillmore and
Lombard streets at p. m. BY order
J. K. WAGGAMAN. G. @. )
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BuiIding Contracts

Nilhelminn Buttgenback with Robert frost
To erect 3-stOry and basement brick build
ing on : corner of Fourth and Shipiey Streets
SW l65 by SE 10. S53 600
Phillips Estate Company with DYER Bros
Iron and steel work FOR 4-story and basement
brick building on corner of Mission and Second
streets, NE 70 BY SE 100; SIS, 750.
Mrs John l. Walter with Mccullough Con-
tracing Company. Iskelheiner BrOs.--All work
except plumbing and gasftting for alterations
and additions for residence SE corner Of Clay
and Buchanan streets. 2c3i Clay. for S3797.
Giuseppe and Mana GuardiDo with Luigi Rossi
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BAY AND INTERURBAN ROUTES
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
VALLEJO and NAPA
NAPA VALIEl ROUTE
Monticello $. S. Co. and Napa Valley Electrt1
r. r. Co Close connections
6-ROIND TRsk-S DAILX-6
Boats leave San Francisco 100 s9:45 a. m.
1890 noon 3;15. $780, $50 p. N.
San Francisco landing and Office. Clay street
wharf north. end Ferry building. Market-strest
ferry. Meals a IA carte.
Phone Temporary 406.
sI4ands Navy Yard direct
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-08-28
RAIDED GAMBL ING DRN.
Spartanburg Chief of Police Surprised a
Bunch of Sports.

Spartanburg, Aug. pa squard of
policemen, led by Chief Of Police Dean,
pounced upon an alleged gambling room
over the Palm Cafe at an early hour
Tuesday morning, seized lot of chairs,
tables, couches, poker chips, and arres-
I'd four well known young men, one of
,lem being young attorney. Cases
have been made out against them on the
charge of gambling.
The raid came as great surprise to
those who were in the room, for when
the officers entered the establishment
there was wild confusion and every eff
fort was made by the parties to escape.
1t is stated that the proprietor made
his escape, leaving his coat and hat be-
hind. The statement is also made that
certain lawyer made his escape by
sliding down shaft formerly used as a
dumb waiter and in order for his body
to slide through several boards had to
be priced off.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1907-08-28
STEAMSHIP LINE
TO CHARLESTON
Line May be Established From Mediter
ranean Port for Immigrants
and Freight.

Charleston has chance now, ac-
cording to a special from that city, at
a steamship line now from a Mediter-
ranean port for immigrants and freight,
and the visit of Baron Won Pills to
Charleston at the end Of this week is
looked forward to with interest.
Baron Won Pills has 12-months leave
from the North German Llyod COM
pany, of which he is a director, and
is now in America on several business
mission, one of which is the establish
ment of Hungarian bank in New
York, and another, of special interest
in Charleston, is his project of estab-
fishing new line of steamships from
the Mediterrean sea to either Charles
ton or New Orleans, for the purpose of
bringing immigrants into the South and
carrying back cotton.
1t has been learned that as result
of conference in New York with Bar
on Won Pills by Mr.. P. II. Gadsden of
Charleston, Commissioners Watson of
the South Carolina immigration depart
ment and Mr.. MCGOWAN, a representa-
tive of the Inman Co., the prospects of
getting this new European line into
Charleston are very bright.
Mr.. Gadsden returned to the city this
morning from New York. He seemed
to think that no serious obstacle stood
in the way of getting that big line for
this port. The ships which are to be
built will be of a large size, probably
of greater capacity than the Wittekind,
and they will be constructed for the
immigrants and cotton business.
1t is understood that Inman e Co.,
have agreed TO guarantee SO per cent,
of the ships cargoes out OF Charleston
and there will be no great difficulty in
securing the rest Of the cargo for each
trip among the smaller dealers. This
is the opinion of man in touch with
the business. Details like the fre.
auency of the ships visits here, .theil
| exact capacity, and SO Oh have not yet
been given out.
The Mediterranean ports will furnish
| all the immigrants that may be desired
| Italians, Austrians, Hungarians, al
kinds, come from these ports. Baror
Won Pills has on foot a project of form.
ing big company to build up bust.
ness into the South. He is already ir
favor OF Gharleston and it is planned
that his visit here viii in no wise
change his views,
Mr.. Gadsden did not know today just
when Baron Won Pills would be in the
city. He has gone on to Chicago OF
other business than immigration af
fairs, and said he would telegraph wheI
he was coming here.
An excursion about the harbor anc
luncheon on the boat, and . banque
| in tie evening at $3.50 o'clock at th
] Commercial club have been arrange'
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Sudden Death Near Eden.

Mr.. j. N. Y. Hellams died suddenly
at his home near Eden, Dials Township,
last Sunday morning. He had eaten q
hearty breakfast and was sitting on the
piazza, where his daughter found him
dead at $40 o'clock His general health
had not been good for some time, but
he was able to be about most of the
time.
He was laid to rest at Dials Church
on Monday, the service being conduct.
ed by Revs. j. f. Anderson and J. X.
McKain.
The deceased was 60 years old, and
leaves several sons and daughters and
number of grandchildren. He was a
Confederate Veteran, having served in
the war as member of Company A,
9th S. C. Cavalry, Hampton's Legion.
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OUR SPECIAL NOTICES.

QUALITY Is what makes Copyright
flour se4, best informed cooks all use
IT,, Its Pure, makes good bread. corn
tains! more nourishment for less moncv9
Try it. AZ Y
WANTED - To sell my entire livery
business, consisting Of buggies, har.
ness, carriages, etc, as | am going ou+
OF business j.. W. Martin, Laurens
S. G. o eS' nc
WANTED You to buy our line Of
legal blanks such as, Title TO Real Ee-
tate, Mortgage of Real Estate, Chat
TEL Mortgages, Lions, Lien MORTGAGES
Biil of Sales. SUhpoenas, Sobnoen3
Tickets, Rent Blanks, etc Now Ii,"
now in press. Advertiser& .Dr;ntin,-
Company, Laurens, S. G, 2-tf
WANTED, Intelligent, unmarrio,
man from upper or western portion of
County. Must be energetic, conscien.
cious and anxious to get on Apply at ,
once to Laurens Advertisor Office.
WANTED Twenty girls to do Iiob,
nee sewing. We pay SOC per dav tn
start-til., earned. Girls that will worE
can !nake 75c to $l.25 per day. Good
board close in SO. q per week ndo'.
son overall Factory, 0. b. Van Wyck
Manager IdHt'i
WANTED Party who drove % fDoa
BaDcock top buggy from lot in Iesr
Armstrong; market on Saturday arr
noon to return it to j. A. Franks al
get MS own nGgsy which he left tmouei
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A PECULIARLY SAD DEATH.
Mrs. Nichols, Wife of MIR. Wistar Nichols
Succumbs TO Fever.

After long and painful attack of
fever Mrs. Leila Roper Nichols, wife
of Mr.. r. Wistar Nichols, died at the
family residence on Sullivan street last
Wednesday night at l o'clock. On Fri
day morning the remains were taken
out to Friendship Church, Sullivan
Township, for burial, this place being
near the former of home both the Ro-
per and Nichols families.
The death of Mrs. Nichols was one of
the saddest to occur in Laurens in a
long time, and Mr.. Nichols who is just
recovering from long attack of fever,
and his, six small children have the
deepest sympathy of wide circle of
friends and acquaintances. The de-
ceased was about 80 years old, being
the eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Nc. Roper of the Friendship section,
and sister of Mr.. l.. r. Roper of the
Laurens police department.
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A Card.

To the patrons of the Laurens Tele-
phone Co.
On the 9th inst, the building which
the Laurens Telephone Co. occupied
and which it had legal right to hold
and occupy until the end of the year
and in which the central office was
located, while in charge of two young
lady telephone operators, was at the
instance of some people, who are in no
wise related to Solomon, wrongfully
and unlawfully unroofed by gang of
workmen before breakfas and later on
in the day torn down, and telephone
service was thereby abruptly Interrupt
ted. Since the interruption of tho SER
vice we have been working almost day
and night to get the central office again
in working order. | am glad to an
nounce that we resumed service this
morning with most Of the subscribers.
Wehope all will be In working order by
tomorrow.
Subscribers will be refunded their
money for the time they were out of
service.
We have new switchboard and
other central Office apparatus, have
put on another operator and hope to
give good service from now on,
Thanking you for your patronage in
the past and for continuance of same
we are Yours truly
LAURENS TELEPHONE Co.
BY w. r. Richey, President,
Aug 81, 1907.
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FALL TERM COURT
CONVENES SEPT. 9th.
The Presiding Judge Will be the Hon
Ernest Gary--.JurOrs for
First Week.

The fall term of General Sessions and
Common Pleas Court will be convened
on Monday, Sept. 9th, with Judge Err
nest Gary presiding.
The criminal docket is not as heavy,
perhaps, as that of the last two or
three sessions, but there will probably
be enough to occupy the time of the
Court for week or longer. At this
time there are three white men and
two or three negroes to be presented
to the Grand Jury charged with muir
der, and in addition there is number
of cases Of minor offenses to be dis
posed of. One of the important cases
coming over from the last term by
reason of a mistrial is that of the State
VS.. G. Wash Hunter who has been
tried three times for the murder of FL
bert Copeland.
The Jurors for the first week are as
follows:
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EXON Dots.

Rev. j. Melvin Shell preached a good
sermon at Exon Academy Sunday
morning to quite large crowd. He
also preached at Union Church in the
afternoon.
A series of meetings will begin at
Union Church on Thursday before the
first Sunday (neKt Thursday.)
Masters Ray and Marion Cooper of
Augusta, Ga, who have been spending
a while with relatives here, left Satur-
day for home. They will stop over al
Troy for few days.
Misses Myrtle and frankie Culbert.
son came home Saturday after weeks
visit to Greenyilla.
Misa Annie Cooper is spending
awhile with relatives in our town.