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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-07-01
Candidates Announcements.
For the State Senate.

l hereby announce myself candidate
Tor the Office of the State Senate, sub
ject to the rules of the Democratic Pri-
mary election.
JNO. NJ. CANNON.
| hereby announce myself candidate
for the office of State Senator, subject
to the rules CT the Democratic primary
election. j. II. WHARTON.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-07-01

How about the Lamens delegation in
the Legislature asking for special
levy to improve the court house?
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-07-01

is it customary to "cry" the an
nouncement of a stockholders meeting
where dividends are to be declared
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-07-01

"The Water is Good" appears in the
headline OF a recent issue of the Ander-
son Daily Mail That's prohibition
newspaper
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-07-01

OF course the blind tigers in Charles
ton who have been effectively put out
of business by Governor Ansel will not
fall over each other rc-electing him.
The hope of their salvation is else
where.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-07-01
r. o. HAIRSTON

At the solicitation of friends hereby
announce myself as Il candidate for the
Office of Coroner for Laurens county.
subject to the rules of the Democratic,
primary. b. GOODMAN.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-07-01

Entered at the postofice at Laurens
S. G. as second class mail matter.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-07-01

LAURENS, S. c., JULY /, 1908.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-07-01

On another page appears a brief his
tory of Grover Clcvcand's evcntful
Ffe. 1t is interesting every line Of it,
ana 'hould be an inspiration to all who
read it.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-07-01
JNO. M. CANNON.
For Coroner.

respectfully announce myself for
reelection to the Office of Coroner for
Laurens county, subject to the rules of
the Primary Election. w. d. WATTS.
| respectfully announce myself for
the office Of County Coroner and will
abide the rules governing the Demo
cratic primary.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-07-01

Another headline in that same Ander-
son Daily Mail is: Crazy People Herc?"
Maybe so; there are some scattered
about all over these parts. But we as
sure you, Brother Carpenter, they did
not emigratc from Laurcns.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-07-01

ooh, Lord! deliver us from ou,.
friends can be uttered from the heart
sometimes.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-07-01

We have all our emigrants spotted
and there is not a crazy one among
them, especially in Anderson.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-07-01

PAGE FOUR
FIJI ADVERTISER.
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LAURENS, S. c., JULY |, 1908.
The Laurens Advertiser is not so
much concerned about the passage of a
Statewide prohibition law as it is about
prohibition for Laurcns county Our
hope is that this county, great as it is
and with future Of such promise, may
be rescued from the debauching innu-
enceS now existent
"The Water is Good" appears in the
headline OF a recent issue of the Ander-
son Daily Mail That's a prohibition
newspaper.
Another headline in that same Andcr-
son Daily Mail is: Cray People Herc?"
Maybe so; there are some scattered
about all over these parts. But we as
sure you, Brother Carpenter, they did
not emigratc from Laurens.
We have all our emigrants spotted
and there is not a crazy one among
them, especially in Anderson.
Doubtless the Mail already knows it,
but we wish to say that this same An
derson Daily Mail is very closely read
in this Office. 1t is among the best of
the State papers.
They keep talking about REST
Room over in the town of Green
wood. Here in Laurcns people don't
have time to rest in the daytime and
when night comes they go home espc-
cially the young men.
The Greenwood Index says Laurcns
is mighty good town to come from "
Certainly. That fact is sufficient ere
Dental to carry him anywhere that's
what carried one of our citizens into
the mayors chair in Greenwood
Now we did not say into the mayors
office, - for no Laurcns man has ever
been hauled up before Il Greenwood
mayor. (We say this merely to head
OIL those Greenwood editors, whose in
genuity we constantly fcar.)
Newbcrry, by the way, has not been
heard from recently on this mayor oues-
ton. Have they raised his salary vet?
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-07-01

Now we did not say into the mayors
office" for no Laurcns man has ever
been hauled up before Greenwood
mayor. eve say this merely to head
off those Greenwood editors, whose in
genuity we constantly fcar.)
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-07-01

Ncwbcrry, by the way, has not been
heard from recently on this mayor ques-
ton. Have they raised his salary yet?
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-07-01

The Greenwood Index says Laurcns
is a mighty good town to come from. -
Certainly. That fact is sufficient ere
dental to carry him anywhere; that s
what carried one of our citizens into
the mayors chair in Greenwood.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-07-01

They keep talking about "Rest
Room" over in the town of Green
wood. Here in Laurcn3 people don't
have time to rest in the daytime and
when night comes they go home espc-
cially the young men.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-07-01
THE ADVERTISER.

Subscription Prico.12 Months, 81. 90
Payable In Advance.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
UNpeRFEp SCHOOL CHILDREN.

Speaking of the recent agitation in regard to the
underfed children OF ths tenement houses of the
CITY, a representative of the American Female
Guardian Society and Homo for the Friendless,
No s3S Woodycrest avenue said yesterday:
1T is Just what Is needed, this waking up OF
people to the condition of the school children
among the very poor. Every who stops to
think will realize that it is impossible for child
whose hunger is never really satisfied to do good
school work We older people who have we'll
nourished bodies know how when for any reason
we are deprived of a mea' or two we become ner-
and irritable. and in the of a growing
child, and often sckly one, how much greater
is the need of regular meals. 1t is impossible
these boys and girls to study intelligently when
they hungry.
Our society recognized all this forty years ago.
and in the twelve schools which we maintain
nine of them the East Side of the CITY, two on
the West and in The Bronx-there is not a
child of the ten thousand who have been in at
tendance during the last year who cannot have at
the noon hour all the bread that he or she wants
and during severe cold weather in times of
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20

snferse effect crop prospect IN thar oartsf
the late afternoon break Minneapoli. was eaIer
,e-e Meess indicating that spring wheat prosnects
veal a pIonisinS All OF the foreign markets were
&c loss and Budapest isc decline the latter
,s.s vita "Wednesday. Worlds shipments were esti-
&c al ia~uooo bushels. with or0 hush
es Week Interior receipts only 2l6 600 hush
s DAY compared with 39i 600 on tho
sPonulng day last Northwest arrivals were E
sHs week 1t was reported that a OF new No
NLeat had arrived in St Louis testing 81 NJ The
os market closed follows: red CSC: elevator
NJ p ahoat. spot. and .6c arrive, o b. ahoat
Z. - o h afoat COIiN-There was an active trade
-, al the West. jump l<c per blshel in
s 10y alo september. against &c advance in December
suenrth OF near positions
cejrts eus BY big short interest disappointing
1 sha very light offerings The Liverpool market
SO 70 -4d net higher The
20 lie last hour when break ssc 10 2c occurred
81 4eaiIsh crop and weather advices
,Op IN wheat and active unloading. TIL. Interior
to aesregsting sol 900 bushels compsred with
ou-hai IN elevator and 76c nominal. h afoat OATS
On sons commission house buying Complaints of
lnuch dry weather in Illinois and Indiana together
III neaVy covering of shorts up from lc to
90 osts IN New York closed follows: Mixed 20 10
% 10 S4Q95c; natural white &c NJ R7Is 9soc and
SSpped White. 30 70 20 n 5aG67c RYE-Market easv;
western s412c. nominal. f b, New York. BAR
A.z1-Marlket nominal. ~
"heat including -four. exports week according
Bradstreets aggregate 3.41a.944 bushels against
Sooss4a bushels last week and $3.50 bushels last
since July l. 1907. wheat exports 1as I35 2I2
against l67172 216 bushels last year Corn ex-
or the week were e60I1 bushels against 126 33S
m m 1907 corn exports As $50 bushels against
foSZl361 bushels last year S
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
co,,u1Rv PRODUCE MARKETS.
REANS AND III

New York, June IL. 1908
BEANS AND T6efe ReTe $50 bags from
Tpeste The market for foreign beans is TUNE
q.9n que, % marrow and medium are off about &C ana ana
ysry sgna s0w a. al see So 5eS1S2 sd
dnsy remain a. dp al 81 sos$1 fs$ 81 for Choice
while other grades are ehtTeS W. onofe: BEANS
Marrow choice hushel cs 81 80 60 49, do Common
Go To So g? so nGoFteS 9o Common to
good msag dim anes shGss. 81 s6ce S aS s. 81
s. 4o kidney ehecs 81 dry 6c = turtle soup choice
oR g & 81 F9sd &C. d5 8 : sS s
california, choice So As PEAs-ScO''h' '@e"
gkss oss The seEes4ds5 aFst
and With Of nPr0ysd s seSpas in the
hope Of attracting buyers Under the can On tubs at
. tubs 10 tne az 2ss.c Is tubs at 23c This
forced duon Of ~ &c at in seef ncnsd sdo to take
hold to any The5s was 5 sGs e pooer ea grades
f0r state dairy is little easier Process faotSy &
5aa pasknE 9es st9e are are h1iflrs f ssh
cry pecias per Ib 23fsa Il DO e1ss do hGds isG2oc
ag asfry TO tubs finest a2 2ae 90 good to choice
2l @Sss do do s9tpaa s9ona "a q la DO arss
lzs1sso oo do 10 .saonds issiae do thirds
s backing stock i. lsc; DO No 1sglsac DO
to-day asas OGse' * a. Ts assra5o
essdes of full cream and with continued G
country prices Little see's eImef anS fancy small
I eesvanced &c No changes made in other 6e- e
sr-ir.sons Liverpool cable. Finest Cai?anlah
e. both colored white We quote; Ne% s,ate. y.
9oi1 cream specials, IL I3c; do small co!ored %
III: Go good prime II Oil hc do common. - y
3oEc: DO skins Ia ID. specials. &C. do skins me.
"a: do fair 70 good 81. @52c; DO common. 2gSc'
~ @,Il skins lG1kc Note-The quotation OF epe
80, bss been established TO cover Young Americas.
Tats.as and especially fancy lightweight mats
1EGGs-Roceipts to-day. s.o47 cases Arrivals coh-
.,ne Iight and surplus OF ordinary and medium
siarIrine out better. The range of prices Is no.
W,reS hut the tone hrmer and sales OF good ana
tnt,a1 qualities are making somewhat hlgher aver
betl0' 15irfies and doing better in the best
SSa5ee hut they be unusually hne TO command
aa o,,otations quote: State. PennsyIVania ana
.es,tv seected white. fancy 22c DO good TO choce;
DO brown mixed. fancy 20 21c; do good
20 Choice II iso; 90 uniergrades is = I6Ac West
- ertrs drsts 1sc; do hrsts lsa l63zc do sec-
onds 15915hcj 90 thlIoh' i.@ishN' 1'''iSs' cyan
enEaSi nEERIairISEFRE FREsH-Apples weak. Pears frmer.
r.anbss Sn larger supply and weaker Pluns STEADY
f~,er-t.s Lower curTants in light supply Strawber-
- sIiebtlv higher for best grades Biackberries
re- 6noI and such very Raspberries lc lower
low wate-melons dull Pinespples hFH
NJ APPLES Northern spy. per bhl 81 30 So
we SSgdptn 81 5Oas2 so DO Russe Rozbury, 81 5o@
60 5o Golden 81 5o@si 20; do common slGsi 20 DO
SSI.hern g. new per bbi, slaS2; do per basket 5oc9
RS Southern, lie Conte Per bbl. s3rSo'
81 1tgFs South Carolina per carrier ioc asl 20 90
cnzs3s per 81 81 I3; 90 Florida per o tl
"eTTter 81 81 Do Per sun csFrleF tne 81 p
ca Southern pc- carrier. 81 81 30 CHERRIES
PLC ~, - 10 ra5zet t5a e"c 40 red %fmtoc. DO
nlas "a 8 4scs do sour 30 +0c. do black and RED.
"i-tG An 90 M auAEA
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York June 10 1905
Ne coffee market showed fresh feat
! BUSINESS being quiet and fluctuations uninpoTtart
-s1sa was steady : points higher 10 : points
- rsrs-slv unchanged. Sales were reported Of 10
ssex The market opened quiet unchanged prices.
sia n barely steady during the middle session.
q rri-ee time showing partial decline OF "
selling by trade interests, II steadle6 UP
l,-s- u the late trading scattered covering ow
. - a holiday there market advtces from
= M The early decline here about in line
- he French cables, which at the hour Of the local
changed TO l. franc lower Hamburg vas
8 L3sSs- - : lower IT Is reported that European
sssfss have been trying buy valorizafion coffee
e---r instance. II is
- 4 definite offer made for 500 600 bags. which
q -ssuse5 Friends the vaorizaton plan say that
- .rr,s-nr1ert IN hurry sell its coffee its
sS,.rs rcrsrtte about all Of fhe desirable Santos
.s.. r-eseut available. the outlook
,orrs 70 rather poor grade crop as vel as SINAI!
No recent advices have been received
- E-zTii confirm Of the situation al
..5gr+ harvesting must he well under way The
-s-f.t for SPOT coffee quiet with quotations on
- hesis sc for Rio No :.
Ts range of contract prices IN the local market to
follows.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20

nGTT0N-New high records made the cotton
-sf- during ro-6ays trading continuation Of all
RI sr7J strength the absence Of important SUP
ss svsshle for delivery contract. bull support ano
trEag by shorts. although CROP conditions were
rsrv favorable and trade reports were not enoolr-
showing advance of e1-2 points prices
,srzz un5er realizing but the bull part seemed 70 ne
sr-- The months ~ the close. and the maj
s ssre estimated 81 I75 The market opened
rsy a. a. advance of 2G1z points with near months
.sr sv- During the first few minutes however,
cry sold of slightly under realizing. hut in spite
weather the market soon fTInad
nd during the middle session advanced sharply on
= sagwinF gain of ad22 points on uhe general
? -he EeU Orleans people were said - Be buying
2 Serternhsr times during the DAY
trrtsus bulk II the demand was for covering
a. srs IS the strength spot situation and small
r-lss szalshle delivery contract that render
bur position the old crop months possible under
resent hrsh trade conditions and the face Of new
rp improvement, These latter factors prevent the cTea
u Eefersl confidence the long Sl0e or the
trading confined professional interests
Exchange weekly statement foloNs-
Fat reeepts % bales against 255SS last over
sn5 70 is ana Canada eTs3 bales against = 800 last
Southern mill takinss, estimated. s,eFe bales
Se6o a95 year. brought into sight
tT the week 1885 hales against 1893 last year Total
ene1-Pa-t receipts S13z-2 bales t3.sl bales
.id Mobile receipts against e1s62 last year
cerRn6 1892 hs les against J. iSS-
rs wear. southern mill TsEings. 193s,oeA bales
4 Serteuher $50 bales. against $3.50 last
trUuEnt into sight thus for season l6S21izS
fsf 13 1sl zll last year The total crop move
rs7i for 213 days this season against 2ss days last
h ranEs ot prices IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20

he local market for spot cotton was quiet. with
ih - points higher Il 2oc for rniddling upland
ha l245c FOR TntddIng Gulf. sales 50 bales South
~ spot markets telegTaphed follows, Gal
800 $50 nm l1sc higher at 1l1zc: sales. 561 bales;
Sooie nrrn. Unchanged ia &c. sales 100 bales.
sah STEADY = 2 higher at II &c sales o6s bales
-slestpn tr-l- &c higher at i &c Norfolk hrm,
hsreec I2c. sales z23 bales. Baltimore nominal.
:. higher 81 1214c Augusta firm. unchanged at 12c:
st1A s14 hales; Louis firm unchanged at II 3 c;
.ason stee1y. unchanged AZ II 1876, Little Eock
80 unchanged - i = c. Kew Orleans steady, 1-16C
shG a. u &c. sales. 1900 bales: Charleston firm.
- hEner e i iec; Wilmington quiet sc higher at
- Memphis STEADY. unchanged al 172z c: sales. $50
- Estimated receipts leading points for Sat
- - Houston. 1900 500 bales. against 1885
Sss. week and 231 last year: Galveston. 1900 10
a agsinsr s.Ie- last week and 321 last year, and
~, =. Orleans zoo 100 against 200 last week
te e.e last year
a. Mlon Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cot
a. -Nt sales. 5000 bales: speculation and export,
r-,s Nes American. 1000 bales: middling upland.
-. Futures opened steady. 5 points higher on
80 and points higher late months. Closed
49, a q ue' advance Of 61z points. June. Slid;
S- bOscs July-Augusts 5a1d: August-SepteTn-
:, ZIG September October SAID: October-Noveul-
s. 40 November er-Deceu1ber- 52oizd; December
a. ~. -. 5.l4d: January-February. February March
Aprli. 514d Nanchester-YarnS quiet and
=. seths II good demand from India.
NJ oslfs are the total net receipts OF cotton at all
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. JUNE 10. 1905

ds5s r Export s7 7ss @ @ car. 8as5 head
Rrevous arrivals rivals 2s cars I on sale all at Jersey cX
and l5e lower bulls and cows SLOW and 1oc & and 15e
s. es 100 NJ choice steers S. THESE
Count Pa. and = were bought by William Everett, Of
e at cy IS & % m SOD es5 s s. beg oS essT a f shS5se
per 10 for common to choice native sides Todays pr
5s5sS ssnS a. eqss
ports tbs port TO-DAY; the Nebasa win
berger and 8c2 cattle for 1 shamberg & oS Son and the
beef r chRarzsebd lzberger @ and @ usrefs for
ATmou t Go noi1F With preT0ga % ao shiPments os
# @ all % @ sable 9 4sa tan
&C. o @ i2is dos do oss NJ "a a Y Western S
bulls % s sl8S 81 n b It 80 20 S d at s. n IL e m d 1872 1892
3 g. d. s. 80 1852 22 @ do a. iS 4 so NJ e % S g. ~ a9 a a 1 @ n d
@ $50 n do at @ IS b at So ss r. a t g ssc 90 H. @ o So goo ~ at
10 2S + S 5 + j. is r.
o. 5s' 1ooc r +
o ,6 bull 1870 y 3 s. s. ,o5s Is il7$
a. g aS 81 n ct b.fsrE s. @ s Dc r $50 % s 50 25 do 707 ~
1858 En- s. s'fF ct s.
Shannon: Is virginia 1925 NJ at se 7s
d o ods S ssf for hsd s sdns So
@ h9 a5 stale sea toe No g1 S n were ERE in fair
n ID a s9 choice veas sold =. s. $s per
dressed yeals selling at 9@12c lb; country dressed
saies-H H Hollis; 1oe veals ib average at 81 so
Andrew Mullen: 66 veals, 15e lb at S. 2 do 100 H.
s Sanders: veas b. at 81 30: 81 do 1ss h. at
81 81 81 o. 18s lb. at 81 7S culs 141 lb, So;
Tobin & IS veals 162 lb. at S. do 100 h.
NePssrsen Co veals 1eo Ib; at s775: DO. 142
h at 81 60 de 100 h at ss 'qs ss 81 S S.s At II
at 81 Indiana calves 2s h. at Sc d. le7 h. at S.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were 17h cars. or
the market making. with the stock carried 2o14
and steady for both sheep and lambs about cars Of
stock unsold Common to prime sheep sold 50 5oas5
s. so Dressed mutton steady a shGIolac per ib; a
e m cos S2ee mgon at 11f dressed lambs at 1o91Sc
saIes-Kerns Commission Co: $50 Virginia lambs. rs
asa Kentacky d. IS H. at 81 "a Do p tb at So IS
Virginia sheep 12o NJ at So Indiana do. los n at
asy S9 lambs aS iS S n at s. s. Gate yesterday 4 Ken
Sans s s. g. is ksnteks a =
MePherson G 8 CO.. 27o Virginia lambs 20 n at 81 5o
ae eO 30 70 81 p n at a. & = @ 2a s5.p & 20 10 II At f. 81 at @ Ken
'ufS Tobn Shannon e KENTUCKY lambs = r. at 81 5o
24s Virginia do. 81 H. at 81 25 90 Ohio do 70 70. at
IS 20 200 90 ohG is 'asep he at s r. vpaa ma DO % lo &c @ b. at
at ssPsPSS! s. sS 2s DO s! So las b. s. sc
Virginia 8 sheep e@ I ap Virginia Vi a. a lambs 10 H. a. 81 40
do 40 10 81 Kraiz 251 Virginia lambs ST 10 at 81 1S
s Sanders: sheep. f2S H. at s4 76: do. 10
Hslis q e state ysar'lns' 81 S at So So buck
were o BE- h .o oars % or ots hsad o
6ipber Prime Now York State hogs sold at Sc o9se 20
per ssesTobn Shannon: Is state hogs lea n
at 50 100 @ H. TSssns I H. s O So n 10 at 20; date yes
Judd date yesterday Is state hogs. 2oo rn
at 90 10 II Hollis: ise M. IS rough
iA20 n q So 10
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20

lower 81 76ass 25: lambs 81 5oase; year
Iinss 81 5oQ$5 so ,oo 49,.
East Buffalo June e-CATTLE-Receipts goo head; sd
duIl yFALS-Receipts 1900 head active and DOC
higher s5@Ss. HoGS-Recepts. 5000 head: active ai9
10 l5c higher heavy and s6Qs6 To- Workers. 20 -
ass TO- pigs "a 25S5 roughs. 81 1885, stags - og
81. daries SIS 756S6 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts;
yearIings slow and Zoe lower others bsrs
s5as5 Is: ewes s4 5o@S4 IS; sheep. mixed s2as4
market choice export and dressed beef steers
IS 25as7 5O and feeders SO SoaS5 20 nseye w
cow. 81 250S5 rs: hefers - 2rs6 90 ouils 90
ass 5o calves SO 50as6 25 HoGsIReeeipts i9o i99oo
head market strong &c higher closed weak top 30 90
bulk 50 5oas5 So heavy s. SegsS So io pacs
81 IS sHEEP-Receipts 200 head marSet slow lambs
2S1s6 5O yearlings S4 25aso 20 Texas year
S Ss 5O Texas sheep S4as5 stockers and feeders
20 Cincinnati June HoGs-strong: 1o9i5c hishs6
butchers and shippers s. So common 3 2oe g 90 S S0
"a d1 co 1nGs4 SHEEP-Steady; Sc 55GS5 63
: IaNRs-strong; 15c higher; S4 75QST.
pi+t.b,,rp Juna 9-CATTLE-Suppy light; steaay
o,a;.e s1S7 40 prime Sc 65s6 80. VEAL CALVES SIG
81 20 sHEEP-Suppy fair weak: prime wetheTs 20 -
SsSo cnls and common, s2Qss 5o: lambs IS oo9So 20
HOGs-Recepts light: active higher; prime T, Reaeles
I en9s5 70 nigs S. 1oaS5 25; roughs, 81 25$4 90
Toledo June 19.-CLONEfaSS5f Sf1fL--octooei' . 10' e
cernber 81 32lz; March. 81 4Z4s-