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FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

STOVES. ranges and furnaces repaired
castings at wholesale or retail. 242 State
Western Foundry q Stove Repair Works,
phones l794-Y.
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MINES AND MINING

WANTED-Mining properties of merit
also one large producing copper mine;
quick sale. Lock Box 573, Denver, Colo
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CLEANING AND DYEING.

UTAH Steam Dye Works. Cleanin
dyeing. repairing. 65 Z. Sd So Tel 1865
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HIGHEST price paid for iron. brass
rags. bottles. rubber, copper. etc Utah
Junk CO.. So z Sth So. Both phones 22S
HAVE your springs stretched. made
good as new. All kinds Of furniture re-
PAIRED. william Fairchiid. 20 w 4th So
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FOR RENT.

GROOM furnished house; also furnished
rooms Inquire SIS So. State street
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LIGHT housekeeping rooms. 24s East
LIST South.
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Consult County Clerk or Respectiy
Signers for Further 1nformationD
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BY order of the board OF directors the
sale of the above described stock is post
poned to the Both day of April. 1907, at 10
o'clock a. m WIN. 5. BURTON.
Secretary St Joe Mining Co.
Dated April 10Th. 1901.
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BY order of the board OF directors the
sale of the above described stock~is posi-
poned to the 1st day of May. 1907. at
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CLOTHING.

UNION MEN. ATTENTIONS
We sell union made clothing. pants
hats. shoes and shirts at lowest cash
prices.
THE HUB,
80 East First South Street,
Mems Outfitters.r
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FOR SALE-A grocery store, good To-
Phone 2iG9 ind.
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HOUSE CLEANING.

EXPERT men for all branches house
cleaning National House Cleaning Co.,
90 East First South. Both phones.
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Ass w. 5th South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-09

OfsE delivery wagon and cart, cheap.
Apply 81 So sth East.
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WIN. S. BURTON,
Secretary of st. Joe Mining Co
Dated April 18th, 1907.
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ATTORNEYS.

J. f. DARMER, lawyer. Y and % Con
mercial Block Phones 949-Z and 1217
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MACHINERY.

MOTORS. gasoline and electric, steam
engines, boilers. air compressors 300 tons
56-lb. rail. + NJ SWem $50 South Sd West
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By order of the board OF directors the
sale of the above described stock is post
poned to the 9th day of April. 1907, at
o'clock p. m VIM > HUTTON.
Secretary St. Joe Mining Co
Dated April 19. 1901
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GOOD oak sideboa7d $40 SO 5. ist ".
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STOCK BROKERS.

Z. NJ. WEST & CO, stocks. 81 D. F.
Walker Blk Both phones. off. and res.
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TO LEASE.

FOR THE SEASON, Canyon resort.
tents and everything complete; big rev.
enue producer Address d 1, Herald, at
once.
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MILK business making IS day: must
have 500 cash. Address A 8, Herald.
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LANDSCAPE GARDENER.

WE build lawns. seed or sod. Be
phone 1905-X- 1905 South sth West
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-04-24
Seeks the Garden of Eden

Professor Clinton McMickle, Kan
sas scientist and archaeologist, is so
/ confident that the Garden of Eden was
located in Yazoo county, that he wants
to organize stock company for the
purpose of making extensive excava-
tions on the farm of W. A. Henry, a
lawyer and planter, about seven miles
south of Yazoo City, for the purpose
of unearthing the ruins of a once
splendid city erected shortly after the
expulsion Of Adam and Eve from the
garden.
Professor McMickle is positive that
on the Henry farm will be found the
ruins of magnificent temple, the
doors of which are of pure gold. Pro-
sfessor McMickle declares that this was
the site of the ancient city of Posel-
don, destroyed by a conjunction OF
Mercury, Venus, Mars and Jupiter
just 1926 years ago, on the Sth OF
last November.
Professor McMickle states tina. he
has conclusive evidence, based Oh the
book of Genesis and Greek Egyptiona
records thot
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-04-24
MEETING OF DOCTORS
Interesting Session Closes With the
Election of OFFICERS and Commit
tees.

Bennettsville, Special Interesting
scientific sessions of the Medical as
sociation were held, and number of
strong papers and discussions were
heard.
The house delegates elected officers
for the ensuing year as follows:
President, DR.. LeGrand Guerry, Co.
lumbia; first vice presiden::, DR.. J.
Adams Hayne, Greenvillc; second
vice president, DR.. Marsh, Edgefeld;
third vice president, DR.. Mary R. Ba-
ker, Columbia; secretary, DR.. Walter
Cheyne, Sumter; treasurer, DR.. c. Z.
Almar, Charleston.
Councillors: DR.. W. B. Cox, Ches-
ter, fifth district; DIR. S. c. Baker,
Sumter, sixth district. Five other
councillors held over.
Board of medical examiners: DR.. r.
A. Bratton, Yorkville; DR.. ". II.
Porcher, Charleston; DR.. j. j. Watson
Columbia; DR.. j. O. Rosamond, Easily.
State board of health: DR.. Robert
Wilson, Charleston; DR.. Hall, Aiken;
DR.. C. C. Gambrell, Abbeville; DIR. j.
Adams Hayne, Greenville; DR.. W. j.
Burdell, Lugoff; DR.. James Evans,
Florence; DR.. C. r. Williams, Column
bia.
Legislative committee: DR.. j. G..
Simmons, Charleston; DR.. j. G. Croft.
Aiken, DR.. j. H. Mcintosh, Columbia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-04-24
Muddy Junction.

A. j. Cassatt, late president of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, told at lunch
con at the Philadelphia Country Club
a railroad story.
"a Western broker" he said, "mov-
ed from the city out into the country.
He moved far out, and, since the rail-
road was small and the train service
poor, he travelled to and from town
by carriage or automobile exclusively.
Deciding after q time to keep chick
ems, he ordered patent chicken coop,
and on the day it was expected set
out in a dray to fetch it home from
the freight Office.
"He reached the railroad station,
which he had never seen before, aftef
an hours drive. No one was in sight,
but there was his chicken coop, and
with his mans help he soon had it on
the dray and set off homeward again.
"a hundred yards or SO down the
road he met chap in blue uniform,
with the title station master in gold
Ietterc nr, -hie ILL.,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-04-24
NO DISCRIMINATION
Railways Deny Charges Made
By Southern Shippers
DECLARE RATES REASONABLE
Postponement to Saturday Allowed on
Motion of Complainants to Allow
Time for Serving of Papers Fore
ing the Introduction of Minutes Of
1905 Conference.

Washington, Special-Rates on cot
ton goods from Southern points to
the Pacific coast. China and Japan
was again the subject of hearing be-
fore the interstate commerce COM
missivn. E. j. Soathall, representing
the complainants, made a formal mo-
tion for postponement of the hear
ing until he could serve defendant
railroad and steamship companies
with q subpoena duces tecum to COM
pei the production of the minutes of
the conference held in 1905 which re-
suited in the alleged agreement TO
raise rates The defendant compan-
les finally agreed to produce these
minutes and the hearing was continu-
ed.
Mr.. Southall said to the commits
sion that he intended to show by the
minutes Of these conferences that
they we're participated in by railroad
men Notwithstanding the denial of
this during the earlier testimony. /,
The railroad representatives replied
that the minutes would not show the
presence of railroad men at confer
ence and claimed further that 10
agreement was entered into by them
regarding the rates in question. 1t is
claimed that if an agreement was
reached between the steamship lines
it is beyond the jurisdiction Of the in
ter-state commerce commission.
Secretary Ayers of the China AID
Japan Trading Company, explained
the exact method of purchases, price
of goods and rates paid for shipment
both from New York to the Orient
via the suez canal Snd from the Pa
-cific coast.
The defense rested their case after
the testimony of Lincoln Green
through traffic manager of the South
ern Railroad. Mr.. Green told the
commission that the rate complained
Of was fixed on an exceedingly low
basis because Of water competition
and that it had been reduced from
$I.S5 per one hundred pounds to San
Francisco to $l15, present rate. The
commission took the case under adj
visement.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-04-24
2ardon Papers Acted Upon.

Gov. Ansel pardoned John Henry
King, convited in Pickens county last
month of bigamy and sentenced 10
two years and six months on the
chaingang. 1t appeared from the pc
tition that Kings first wife left him
and lived in Georgia with another
man. 1t was afterwards rumored
that she was dead, but King could
not prove this and on rema.iage Ne
was indicted and convicted. a,fIida-
Wits were produced afterwards, how
ever, showing that his first wife was
dead at the time and after imprison-
ment for one month he was released.
A pardon was refused William Todd
sent up from Horny county for adult
cry and sentenced to one year in the
penitentiary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-04-24
Prominent Florida Lawyer Dead.

Jacksonville, Fla, spccial.-A. W
Cockrell, one Of Floritl:'s leading law
years, died suddenly of heart diseas
at his home here aged y years. Col
onel Cockriil, who served in the ciyi
war as all officer in an Alabama regi
mcnt came TO Jacksonville, shortl,
after the war and entered the prac
tice Of his profession. Hc leaves sew
eral sons. one Of wlim is Robert s
Cccrcll, al associate justice Of tl'
Supreme Court of Florida.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-04-24
Late Nesvs
In Brief *
MINOR MATTERS OF INTEREST
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President Roosevelt has summoned
the District Attorney of 1dnho, and
it is reported that the prosecution of
Senator Borah for land frauds will
be discontinued.
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton contributed $2S,237 toward the
completion of Continual Hall.
DR.. Ira Remsen, president of Johns
Hopkins University, was elected pres
ident of the National Academy Of
Sciences. - x.-.ss..:45I scss.5.sa
The jamestown Expositien e,
ment announces that tkfez lllEslle
open continuously after the opening
day, April 26.
The decision of the Virginia Cor
poration Commission to reduce freight
and passenger rates is expected within
the next week.
The general board reports that
there are 3,l96 patients in tie Virgin
ia State hospitals and no insane are
now confined in jails in Virginia.
The Peace Congress in New York
came to an end and Andrew Carnegie
was decorated with the Cross of the
Legion of Honor by the French Gov
crnment.
The defendants in the Eddy suit
filed their answer to all complaint of
Mrs. Eddy's son and others, denying
all the allegations made against them
and putting counter-charges.
Testimony given in the Harrisburg
capitol inquiry indicated that Con
tractor Sandcrson knew long before
the sontract was awarded that he
would be the successful bidder.
Rev. C. F. Aked, reaching New
York, denied emphatically that ne
would become Rocckefeller's pastor.
A rumor that ex-Sheriff "Ed" Cal
lahan may confess the whole truth
of the Breathitt county feud mur6srs
is to worry Judge Hargis.
"Petticoat politics. is said to be
the real cause Of West Points pres
ent "tempest in the teapot
Mr.. Hugh L. Bond conferred in Chi
cago with Hill representative regard
ing the terminal transfer controversy.
Ex-Judge Stevenson was held up "a
Philadelphia in true Wild WcstcrS
fashion and robbed.
What the "Apollo Bclvidere" and
the "Discuss Thrower" shall wear to
hide their shapeliness is puzzling a
whole town in Connecticut.
More Ohio counties are reported 10
have joined Taft's boom. Mr.. Taft
made careful address in Ponce, Por-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-04-24
Preacher Held for Unlawfully Marry.
ing Couple.

Rochester, Special.-Rev. w. z
Coffey, pastor Of an African church al
Olean, was arrested on the charge Of
unlawfully marrying Arthur Jones
colorcd, and Dora Hitchcock, white
Coffey was held for the grand jury ir
the sum of $500. Fred Hi i'chcock, The
father of the girl, and Arthur Jones
to whom she was married were mar.
ried, were arrested and arraigned
They pleaded not guilty to disorderly
acts. A jury trial will be given them
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-04-24
Three Injured at Carpet Plant.

Philadelphia, Spccial.-Three per-
sons, two women and a man, were-ser.
iously' injured as. the result of an ex-
plosionS Of a gas retort at the plant
of John ard James Dobson,s carpet
manufacturers, in the southwestern
part of the city. The explosion fol-
lowed slight fire and threw 1000
employees. at work IN the millsinto a
panic. Mary young women tainted.
but all the employees were gotten out
safely with the exception of the three
who were badly burned. They arc
Mary Cavanaugh, Annie McKirk and
George Shaw.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-04-24
EENSY GLEANINGS.

Americans will run Cuba at least
a year longer.
The Russian lower house has
agreed to the restrictions imposed by
the Premier.
Improvement in taste in art in
America is marked, says M. Jules
Lowengard, of Paris.
John ". Yerkes, Commissioner of
Internal Revenue, resigned Office to
resume the practice Of law.
The meeting of the sovereigns Of
Great Britain and of Spain may ma
terially influence thcbalance of power
in Europe.
Figures disclosed in suit show
that S1,275,000 was paid in royalties
under the Selden patent by automo-
bile manufacturers in four years.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, of Canada, end
General Botha arrived in London; a
ckahiy 1osaas Ea,S
giyen 70 the To- meg el33oe
Reis EG9mpeTsgf; Sessds1t Hs!
5s Lab 5es. az & Ing Of
2U0U tefEgrsph
himself in favor of international
peace.
Commander Robert E. Peary, at
Portland, Me-, announced plans for
his proposed voyage, when he will
make another attempt to reach the
North Pole.
Residents of Pittsburg say that
Harry Thaw has so greatly depleted
the family's fortune that there would
not be enough left to spare for bail in
case the Court would accept it.
A London dispatch states that
as the result of a controversy it
has been decided that Sudbury, a
small Suffolk town.. is the original Of
the famous Eatanswill of "Pickwick. )"
The annual depreciation in the
value of warships is shown by the sale
at auction of six British war vessels,
among them the Sans Pareil, which
cost $3,597,21O, and which brought
S133,000.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-04-24

The Thaw trial ended with the dis
agreement and discharge of the jury.
A great rubber trust is planned at
Providence, r. I.
A furious blizzard is sweeping over
the eopperecouhtry;si ;sin Micigan and
oyer. Northen WISCONSIN.
.Adviees. Eomsshanghai are to the
effect that the famine horrors in China
are growing worse, and that the fhath
rate from starvation is 5000 daily.
A. demand S.om the Government
Tor the expulsicnsof Socialist men,
bers stirred up the Douma, and some
startling speeches 4swere made.
Ielt:Gen. Robert McGregor Stew
art has resigned as Governor of Ber-
muda.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-04-24
i'm FEARFUL QUAKE
lives and Property Are Lost in
Mexican Cities
WORSE THAN FIRST REPORTED
Damages Wrought in Mexican Towns
Not Exaggerated in the Earlier Re-
orss-The Whole West Coast Said
to Have Been Affected by the
shocks.

City of Mexico, special-Heavy
earthquake shocks continued on the
westscoast until O'Clock Tuesday
morning. Late news from the area
Of greatest destruction in the recent
earthquake shows that the devasta-
ton was greater than at first suppos-
ed.
Besides the destruction Of Chilpan-
cinge and Chilapa, it is now reported
thatsTixtia, between these two cities,
containing about the same population
as Ghilpancingo, was also levcled.
Messengers from the coast who have
reached Chilpancingo say that the
TOWNS of Ayutla and Ometepec have
been Destroyed.
Ayutia is about so miles south of
Chilpancingo in the State of Guerrero
and some 20 miles west Of Acapulco.
1t is one of the most historic towns IN
tie srepublic, for it was here that the
"pfan of Ayutla" was conceived
Which caused the revolution, made a
real republic and developed the tai
entssof young officer named .Foririo
Diaz. The population Of Ayutla is
small, and it is thought that the loss
of life there will be insignificant.
While West Coast Affected.
onetepec is further south near the
boundary line Of the States of Guer-
er1.o and Oaxaca. 1t is a town Of
about 1000 inhabitants. Tiapa, a
town so miles west of Chilpancingo,
and near the border line of the State
OF Oaxaca IS alsc reported damaged.
The report from Chilpancingo says
that the whole Of the west coast
from Acapulco south Of Sallna Cruz.
T The. Pacific terminal Of the Tehuan-
tepec national railway, has been bad
as lI samaged.
Giving to tlc reinotcness of these
EsSFolt,ls and TO The fact that wire and
Ei:ai rnmmnnication is very poor. news
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-04-24
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Held For Manslsrghter.

Savannah, Ga.,s Spccial.-In the
police court George Hubert. watch
man; r. E. Wallace, engineer, and
w. E. Jackson, fireman. in the en-
ploy of the Central of Georgia. Rail
way, who were in charge of the train
and crossing when sightseeing auto
mobile was run down on Saturday
last injuring Miss Mary Teresa
sRourke. of Brooklyn, N. Y, so badly
she died and severely injuring sever
al others, were held for trial on /
charge Of manslaughtcr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-04-24
Strawberries Half a Crop,

Wilmington, Specialize cancel
lation of orders for ice further than
that already stored aud held in re-
serve for the Armour car lines, is TAX
en- to mean that the strawberry crop
in Eastern North Carolina is cut down
fully one half by the cold of the past
week. Maximum estimates of the
shipments from Chadbourn range
from 750 to 900 cars expected this
season whereas 1,500 cars was the
yield last year. Berries frosted on
the vines during the freeze have rot
ted and blooms we're cut off.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-04-24

shocks were 1elt Ill many parts OF The
world.
A bill granting the right of appeal
in criminal eases aud creating a court
for that purpose was introduced in
the British Parliament.
Mexico's earthquake was worse
than at first reported, no fewer than
five towns being destroyed and many
persons being killed.
Secretary Wilson denounced manu-
facturers who are advertising that
the purity of their products is guar
antccd by the Government.
Field Marshall Lord Roberts joked
with General Botha, Premier of the
Transvaal, at the Lord Mayors lun-
cheon, the two having formerly
fought each other.
The investment of a part of the
permanent fund in railroad bonds
caused a heated debate at the Daugh-
tcrs of the American Revolution Con-
gress.
Five persons were killed and score
hurt by the wrecking of the Oriental
Limited on the Northern Pacific rail
road.
Mrs. Charles j. Holman, the mother
of Evelyn Ncsbitt Thaw, in an inter.
view, defends herself, and says she
would have killed White had Eer
daughter told her what she told Thaw
The medical building of McGill
University, at Montreal, was Destroy
cd by fire.
John Smith, in court at Lexington,
Ky, confessed that he had been in
duced by Judge Hargis to kill James
Cockrill.
The Philadelohi Board of Trade
adopted resolutions depreciating leg
islation hostile to railroads.
Andrew Carneeie's gift to the Un-
tied Engineering Societies big build
ing in New York, was dedicated.
Tie big american feet Of battle
ships and cr:siers is now anchored
off Jamestown, and the plan of an
choragc is being worked out.
President Zelaya, Of Nicaragua,
writes to President Roosevelt consent
ing to a general peace conference.
A number of Hungarian miners em-
ploycd in the Req Bird mine, near
Wheeling, were ambushed and one
killed.
Judge Faulkner, at Martinsburg,
upheld the undated will of John w.
Criswcll, deciding it to be his last will
The Virginia State Council of The
Royal Arcanum is in session in Dan
vile.
Russell B. Ward merchant and
cattle dealer, committed suicuide in
Priccss Anne county.
Governor Warfeld at the Public
ity Law meeting in NcS York declar-
ed his intention of prosecuting those
using large sums to influence voters
IN the Maryland campaign.
Bryan and Warfeld were centers
Of interest at the Brooklyn Democrat
ic Clubs Jefferson kauquet.
Several meetings were held in con-
nection with the Peace Congress in
New York.
The conference of British colonial
governors, which will continue about
one month, began in London,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-04-24
An Island Town Destroyed.

possible to check the flames and assist
the sufferers. No estimate has been
made of the amount of damage done
and no details Of the fire are obtain
able, owing to communication with
Iloilo being seriously affected. Iloiio
is the capital of the Island of Paney,
located on the east coast. The port:
which is the second in Importance in
the Philippines, next to Manila, is
the centre of the sugar import trade.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-04-24
Coal Dealers Meet in Atlanta.

Atlanta, Ca, Specialize South.
eastern Retail Coal Merchants As.
sociation assembled here for the all
nual convention. Representative.
from North and South Carolina, Gcor
gia, Alabama and Florida, were pres
ent, including nine operators, whole
sale and jobbing dealers. Robert W
Graves, of Rome, Ca, president u
the association, presided over thu
meeting, which vii continue INIT
Wednesday night.