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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG'S 5. 9TH and X SITS. NV.
g. KANN, SONS g. CO., sth and Market sns-.
GREEN'S CAPITAL A D z r TISIN g
AGENCY, ll45 18th st. NV
W. 2. McNULTY. Cigar Store. l4th and p M
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY IInton q
Nelson, Proprietorss corner Rhode Island
axe. lst and SITS. NV.
ROBERT T, PETZOLD. TIE Harvard Phar-
macy. nth and Harvard sts. NV
". 4. DARLING. cor. 18th and 7 sts nv
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. It'll st, Rhods
Island ave ana r 81. NV.
H. T BUTTS PHARMACY. Gh 81. and
Mass NV.
CHAS. c. HORNUNG. ChristianI Pharnsrv
sw. cor. 7th ana NJ sts. nv.
GANFORD'S PHARMACY. New York ava
and North Capitol street.
r A VEITCH goth and NJ sts nv
OUIGLEY'S PHARMACY, 2Ist and q ~. ~,
S. NJ WAGNER & Co. LIST and II as ~
l. I. TAYLOE. cor sth and p sts. NV
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa ave m
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. 18th ana PsTt
road.
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FOR sALE-Lot cable wire; will sell chsaD,
WOOD. Sth and K NO. e.
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FOR sALE-A lot Of iron beds. SIS: mat
ueas. sl.69; ali iron springs, SisS; All feather
PiiloNs, &c each. ali oak chairs CSC each
See HOPWOOD. sth and X r7b2s-st
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Advertisements will be accepted
at any of the following. branch of
fees at regular Office rates. IL It Is
inconvenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be teIe.
phOned direct TO The Times main
$3.50, and a messenger will call to
collect without additional charge to
the advertiser.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WASHINGTON HOUSE REpATR 90
Wanted ali kinds Of tin roof Euttar AMI
spout repairing. Roof painting sOc rsT
square "a specially Carpenter and b-irr
WORK. All kinds OF repairing and gIazf1p-
and general Jobbing. Orders promptly ar
tended TO- Estimates given. WM 3 BT-R-
hoJGHS, So4 A street southeast Phone
Lincoln 1907 NJ r,bsr -
WANTED-Your trees. vines and flowers -
trim REID, 493 r ST. sw mbqT-7t
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fCR SAi@E-Ice boxes. suitable for grocery
use made by people who know nov moi
linkens. See HOLLYWOOD. sth and X.
mhI2-m
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Hundreds of persons walking the streets in search of
positions each day The and tear on the nervous SYSTEM
the physical WEAKNESS fare and shoe eather-by the
time finds work he is out and cannot give good
account of himself Better stay at home rest yourself and
let Times Want AID find work for YOU They run faster,
meet the eyes of more people spread over greater terri
tora in day than you could hope to do in hum
dred days Don't get blue discouraged Just keep smiling
and let Times Want Ad solve the question of work for YOU
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CLAIRYOYANTS.
WONDERFUL
DEMONSTRATIONS OF POWER BY
PROF.. CARL ". KENT
WONDERFUL,

WONDERFUL
DEMONSTRATIONS OF POWER BY
PROF. CARL ". KENT
America Celebrated Trance Clalryoyant
AND SCIENTIFIC PIANIST,
now LOCATED AT
500 NINTH ST. NV
PROF KENT says no man OF woman is
Dorm into the world whose work Is not born
with them. Prof. Kent. the sckn0 sledged
ADEPT and recognized authority Of Hind00
philosophy occult mysteries, and paimistry,
makes a remarkable statement Your great
est wish can be realized You would not de-
sire a thing u you were not capable of at
7 know how TO control and use that power
t'l 1tIs success and mine. If yau wish On
succeed in any business Undertaking. consult
me- can pat you on the right road. II
you desire o. sin iu love OF toe reunited with
some one from whom some trouble ur es-
arrangement separates you, i can and viii
are }ou tired OF being poor ana living
from haHl-t1-m8ltn.f existence II so.
come 20 me. and Z VIII SHOW you a better
way. Lille lS not half So much uf mys-
terry some people would have sou be-
llsFe- II you had studied more into natures
laws ana learned the lessons there revealed
you would know better why some people sue
ceel and others fall There BE- good rea-
son. Just the same there is a reason why
wafer VIII run down hl4 more easily than
10 Wiz run up hill ] can explain that rea-
son 10 you. 1 am successful myself. / do
not make this claim ln tile spirit % brag-
cart or eEsUsL but o. enable you 20 ap-
pTecIate what can DO for you.
There are so-CaIIed CIaIrv0gants who make
great claims for What they can do for YOU
when. upon investigation, their surroundings
and every action would convince any sensible
person THAI they are Incapable OF helping
themselves There are also counterfeit dol
lars, limitations Of the genuine. There are
good doctors and bad ones and few honest
lawyers Just so with the clairvOyants
There are a few genuine and a great many
limitations Judge me by my work
Ny motto is; Work and Win" help
my patrons 10 succeed in attaining their
ri1us ambitions. That Is why I have So
many Of them. and why each one recon-
meuds me 90 their friends
The All Wise Creator did not endow you
with high ideas, noble aspirations. desire FOR
happiness and return for that great love
craving within your heart without at the
same time placing within your reach the
means OF attaining these desires. II you
are in trouble Of any kind or not satisfied
with your condition In life. coma 10 me and
I VIII make this clear 20 you I have
helped others ] can help you 1 tell your
fears hopes, and ambitions when you cali;
when you viii marry; anything you wish TO
know.
I teach Clai-voyauce. Personal Magnetism,
and Develop Mediums Call and learn what
gift you possess.
Ny charges are no higher than those Of
inferior ClalrVoyants.
II YOU are in trouble or your future is
uncertain. consult Kent az once. Perhaps
90 would be too late tomorrow.
Special reading. ST.
Office hours. 10 a. ~. 70 s p. m. Sunday,
Il 2. m to p. II
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FINE-PIECE parlor set. $3.50: oak bedroom
set, $50; china closet. $3.50. Morris chair
$3.50; sideb0ard, $3.50; extension table. $3.50;
dining room chairs. $3.50. chinonier. s. %;
lot Of rockers, pictures etc. HOWARD
1915 II 81. ne. mh22-st
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7 INES w ANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Agents. Wanted Help. Want
ed Statesmen. Wanted Situations. Want
ed Rooms or Beard, Boarding, For
Rent Rooms, Rooms and Board-1o
cents a line; times conseCuttvely, 3
cents a line; times consecutively, 5
cents a line. Minimum ohArgs 40 cents
Business Opportunities, For Sale
Miscellaneous Horses and Vehicles
Lost and Found Wanted MiscellaE-
eous, Dogs, Pets. etc.-lo cents a hne;
2 times consecutively. 1255 cents a
line. 8 times consecutiVely. 10 cents a
line Minimum charge IS cents.
All other ciassifications-16 cents a
line: times cOnsecuttyely, Il - cents
a line. 8 times consecuUVely. 10 cents
a line. Minimum charge so cents.
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FOR SALE-A handsome white crepe de
chine princess gown; can Be seen at 1914 I4th
st. NV. n
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ROLLER SKATES.
UPHOLSTERING.

WHEN LOOKING for genuine antique ma
hogany furniture Of al kinds, repairing and
uph5lstering, give US call Z. i. SMITH
s4Co St nv Phone West $50 mh2i-3ot
WE SOLICIT orders for all kinds OF fllrnf-
ture. upholsteriug, repairing, polishing and
refnishing work neatly done: y years ex-
perience. HEATING & HOLT, us G 81.
NV. mh1s-I4t
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FOR SALE-Oak wardrobe. mirror front
$50; cost so: good chance 70 save money
See HOLLYWOOD. Sth and X mbg2-gt
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FOR SALE-Detroit FsWeI gas range: vii
sell for s., cost SIG; save money. See HOP
WOOD. sth and K rnb59 an
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LADDON PHARMACY, 1900 Florida ave- -.
CHAS. II. BIJAER, y. Cap. and r 80 Ne
AcCHESNE1 a JOACHIM, cor. % and u SIS
ERAUS' PHARMACY, 6th and z sts
McCHESNEY d JOACHIM. Sth ami n Ets ~
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PROF CLAY.
Palm or card readings . cents. tells about
business deals, love affairs. family troubles.
sickness. lawsuits stolen goods; brings sep
arated husbands and wives together; causes
speedy marriage; settles lover auaTreis:
unites lovers; removes spells, m ysterious
feelings: hours 10 To 6; closed Sundays. 104
North Fairfax ST., Alexandria Va II
NINE. JEWEL.
PIANIST. MEDIUM.
TELLS YOUR NAME. name OF friends, enc
mics rivals, whom and when you i'll marry,
gives never failing advice on business, trav-
els, patents. law suits. speculatiJns, health
and family troubles removes evil influences
and gains the one you love All business
confidential and attended to IN person. Read
ings 500
Hours 10 a. m g p m. Daily
Don't Forget Name and Number.
NINE. JEWEL,
~ 9Th st. nv.
Look for signs on iron steps
mhis-t5
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FOR SALE-WaInut bedroom suite. incIud-
ing spring special, S22 50, cost $50. good as
new. See HOPWOOD. Sth and K
mhzZ-sr
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FOR SALE-Entire contents Of furnished
4 2omss object. leaving city. Call az once.
l0lZ 9th ST. NV fnh22-3t
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PIANC. ARsoTI-TFT-Y ~

PIANO ABSOLUTELY FREE
Here's chance 20 let the children take I'D
music without expense. We viii loan you a
good square piano absolutely free for six
months II ycu'n pay the small cost 70 nave
the instrument moved 10 your home Apply
at once.
?. G. SMITH PIANO CO,
lZz5 Pennsylvania are. Phone Main TAT
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A. r. POWELL, 4th aud East Capitol -.
ROACH DRUG CO. Sth aud G SITS %
n. S. FEALY. nv. cor 18th and Pa ava
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800 CONCESSION AZ Luna Park. clearing "a
weekly. THORNTON & JAMES. 10 lIth NV.
mhIs.L32Z
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DAVENPORT, cost. $50 SIS: roll tor, s~ak
cost S55. S55; dining room chairs. etc: AL
new owner leaving city. 30 Randolph 81. NV
nj.
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... SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EISENBEISS. TJh an6 q atrast.
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LEASE Tor sale large store, q rooms, .
D@ths; newly repaired centrally located 8.
~. COI.FAA, 30 Munsey building mhZz-st
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MRS WILLARD BISHOP
PSYCHIC PIANIST.
Assistance for Troubled and Unfortunate.
ARE YOU IN TROUBLE2 Do YOU find
With all your natural gifts and talents that
YOU arc banled. CisC0ura ged ana unsuCcess-
fuj2 II so, come and be advised find out
the cause OF your bad luck and how to change
your had conditions TO those OF Success. Joy
ana Happinl S. Thousands live today 10
bless and give credit Of their success and
happiness to THIS WONDERFUL CLAIR
NOYANT- She has helped others-WHX
NOT your
T2l-Niuth Street n. WI
Don't Mistake Name and Number.)
mhl6-tf
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$500 TAKES excellent cigar store. 18th 81
locatiOui sacrince. THORNTON e. JAMES
705 18th st. uW. n4h90 - Il
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FLOOR OIL.

DON'T RUIN YOUR HEALTH sCRrp
BING, use Hunters Sanitary D1.-+ RiIl--
Floor OIL it viii make houseworK a r,Isss7
use Try gallon soc. keeps tine 4o9~s
clean and bright and lids the house az IN y
sects- Call Main 545S or drop postal n ma
Pa. ave. NV. 80 -
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GEORGETOWN.
F. p. WELLER. Pharmacy. 1854 n n ~
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IRON RAILINGS.

CHEAPEST prices In city for iron ratings.
porches. window guards. etc: builders work
speciality. SPEIDEN, go q St Sc
7uh9g- 81 ia sri-fqf
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BROOKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR II. F. LUERSSEN DRUG store
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FOR SALE-Second-hand set single harness
p second hand set double harness, s. 1912
18th st. NV. r,h95 ~
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ANACOsTIA
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson ste.
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SPIRITUALISM.

SPIRITUALISM.
PROF. CRISTO. spiritualist and palnist and
trance medium; sittlngs daily at 7lS 4th st.
ne; price 81 Office hours. to II a. m, / TO
3 D. m. I TO D. m. mh2Z-3t
MASSAGE.
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE: general face and
scalp; Swedish movements: physical culture;
appointments out, open Sundays; second floor
front. walk In 5l5 18th ST. NV. Phone NJ.
2196-Y. rnh22-90t
MISS VAN ALLEN,
MANICURING.
SCALP TREATMENTS
1929 Z st. NV, "a hcor; walk In.
snh22-st
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FRUIT AND SHADE TREES.

PLACE YOUR ORDER with 7. z. NOR
RISON. the Columbia Nursery; fruit ana
shade trees, shrubs, bushes, vines Of al
kinds, roses, etc. 9C5 X ST. nv. mh22-S0t
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ALEXANDRIA VA
n. L. CARSE & Co. 703 King ct.
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
T. A. SONNEMAN.
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WILL SACRIFICE cheap % Immediate
buyer, the greatest lunch room urJp0sitlon
In Alexandria don't fail 10 Investigate this
sale owner has rental " properly ana other
business viii see that buyer succeeds Op-
PORTUNFTY. Care Times Office. 1t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GREAT OPPORTUNITY-seil goods -
mali improved plan. new catalogue listing
nlgh-class merchandise. II you can invest
80 10 500, write US, we viii show you aa
easy way MILBURN- HICKS, Chicag4 u
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DRAFTsNIEN-Do you want the best place
do you want to get on the board? Let us
tell you OF hundreds OF opportunities open
ali over the world. Write stating age, edu-
cation. experience and salary expected. HAP
GOODS, 12l2 Commonwealth Building, Phila-
dephfa.
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ALL. CASES before all courts and depart-
Iaents. Aid in business and private diflcul-
ties Collections and litigation EVERYWHERE
Moderate charges. CONFIDENTIAL. L. s. Legal
Corp, 800 Bond Building, tasl9
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AUTOMOBILES.

COMPLETE list ct all registered owners OF
automobiles IN - District with address and
make Of car luighty good names to have
on your mailing list. H. d. LINGI.E 140I
New YORK ave 1t
FOR SAL4E-For- 1907 IN f1ne condition. ton.
new 1905 Holly carburatoT: storage battery
&C. Apply or telephone 7. A LAY. Jr
shorehau Hotel. mh21-st
FOEE-CYLINDER Ford ruuabout; Complete
EQUIV -leui: hne ORDER 500 cash Address
BOX BIZ Times Office. mhs-tf
SWELL BAKER electric Stanhope; new bat
BOX s2s, Times once. mhs-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SPOT CASH PAID for furniture carpets.
bric-a-brac. and AL kinds Of household goods
BAUMS FURNITURE SHOP, 18th and U
SITS. NV. Phone North 1919 fsIs-tT
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FOX sALE-White leghorn setting 81. ID.
u, BkAsHEARS, NaylJr road. Twining
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
good income corresponding for newspapers.
experience unnecessary no Canvassing. send
for full particulars. PRESS SYNDICATE
Lockport, n Y felg-Su-l7r
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FOR RENr-sURNlsHED ROOMS.

18TH ST. NV, IS19-One bright. clean room
in cottage: reasonable. mh22-5t
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HAND-PAINTED CHINA AND FINE
BRIC-A-BRAC,
AT SHERRATTS CHINA ART STORE,
Cos 18th STs mhl5-s0s
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What | Should Teach NY Child.

"Teach him that it is better to die
than to lie; that it is better to starve
than to steal; that it is better to be
a scavenger or a woodchopper than an
ldler and a dead beat; that it is just
as criminal and reprehensible to
waste Monday as to desecrate Sunday;
that labor is the price of all honest
possession; that no one is exempt
from the obligation to labor with
head, heart or hand: that an honest
man is the noblest work of God; that
knowledge is power; that labor is
worship, and idleness is sin; that it
is better to eat the crust of inde-
pendent poverty than to lux
uriate amid the richest yiands
as a dependent. Teach him these
facts till they are woven into his
being and regulate his life. And we
will insure his success though the
heaven fall." "-Ey.
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ing voters in the primary to be en-
rolled five days before the primary
was adopted.
The resolu1on of Col II B Watson
of Saluda, forbidding members of
the county executive comn|e from
being candidates for co nj, offices
provoked "a lengthy de.ate. The
convention finally adopted substi-
tute by Mr. Ragsdale which forbids
executive committeeman passing
upon the returns of their own cleo
ton, this being the point sought to
be remedied.
In the convention the committee
appointed to draft a resolution Id
structing the delegation for Bryan,
reported the following:
"We heartily endorse as the can
didate of the Democratic party for
president of the United States Will
liam Jennings Bryan, and hereby in
sist and direct that the vote of South
Carolina in the national convention
at Denver be cast Us . S-Ait~'0S his
nomination until the sal
cured"
This resolution was adopte,..
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HARPERS HAPPENINGS.
Received too late for last weeks issue.l

Received too late for last weeks issue.l
HARPERs, May 1S.-Misses
Eunice and Bessie Higgins OF
Johnsonville are visiting rela.
tives and friends in town.
We are glad to say that there
was not so much confusion be-
tween our intendant and Rev
W II Thrower at the meeting of
the county dispensary board
held at this place Tuesday
morning, May IL, as was repre-
A,ted in some of the papers.
''iss Sallie Brockington, who
p, near our town, is very ILL.,,
b.. ~Sugh the efforts of our
exec. Young DR. &C Bigham
we hop, .r speedy recovery.
Mrs Anna Hamlin, OF this
place, who has been visiting
relatives at Sampit, has re-
turned home.
Miss Elma Camlin has return.
ed from Kingstree, where she
has been visiting friends and
relatives.
There will be a ball game at
this place Saturday afternoon
between Morrisville and Spring
Gully.
Messrs CJ Brockinton and Ar.
thur Cooper of Morrisville were
in our town Sunday.
MIR Josey Goodwin OF RHEIMS
was noted here Sunday.
Miss Efie Brockinton of Nor
risvllle is visiting relatives in
town. BROwN EYES.
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Things 10 Ponder Over.

Fortune has Il fellow feeling
for the man that gets up early
in the morning and hustles!
A barking dog may never bite,
but it is not safe to wait until he
does to find out if he really is
dangerous.
One of the greatest ingredi-
dents of any doctors prescrip-
tion is a wish on the part OF the
patient to be well.
The guest who knows how
to make himself most accept.
able to both host and hostess
is doubly welcome.
at you don't like our paper
says a Wyoming editor" tell us
so in letter containing 81, the
annual subscription price. Other
wise, keep still, as it's none Of
yonr darned business"
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she seemed better, but it became
evident finally that the inroads
upon her constitution were too
great to be repaired and the
young couple sadly returned to
their native State, knowing in
their hearts that the gallant
fight for life had been made in
vain.
Mrs johnson was a daughter
of Mr. IT Kellahan and grand
daughter of DR. W L Wallace, of
our town. She leaves, besides
her husband and two children,
two sisters-Mrs V A Sedgwick
of Kingstree and Mrs Singletary'
of Lake City-and a number of
other relatives.
The remains were brought
here Monday and at II o'clock a.
m in the midst of a crowd of
sympathizing relatives and
friends, laid to rest in the
Williamsburg cemetery, the fun
eral services being conducted By
Rev J b Mahaffey.
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Florence Man Still Missing.

FLORENCE, May 25:-Nothing
further has been heard of the where
abouts of Mr.. r. Lee Brunson, who
disappeared last Saturday night.
Every one is at a complete loss to ac-
count for his actions. The prevailing
idea is, however, that be has become
mentally deranged aud wandered off.
The statement of the officials of the
Bank of Florence that all of his
books and his accounts ale perfectly
straight removes any idea of defal-
cation on his part in the bank.
He Was one of the most popular
men in Florence, both socially and
in business. He was not embarrassed
in any way financially, and was sur
rounded by all the comforts and the
pleasure of q beautiful home and q
devoted family. He is prominent in
locai Pythian circles, having been
K. If r. and S. of Harmony lodge,
No. s, K. Of P, for a number Of
years aud wes also one of the officers
of Florence lodge, No. 1920, B.P.O.
Z. For several years he was captain
of the Calhoun Light Infantry Of
this place, and was highly respected
and esteemed by the officers and
men of bis command and his regi-
ment, the Third South Carolina.
Mr.. Brunson is a man of very
striking appearance, having very
decided military carriage, is about
six feet in hight, is clean shaven,
has gray hair, is rather bald on the
front of his head, walks very erect
and with firm tread and is heavy
set. Mr. Brunson belongs to one of
the oldest and most highly respected
families in this part of the State, an d
is widely connected throughout the
State. Every effort has been made
and his friends are still making eff
forts to locate him, but so far with.
out avail.
Late-Since the above was
put in type it develops that Mr.
Brunson was short in his ac-
counts $4,000.
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Brave South Carolina Boys.

ELIzABETHToN, Tenn, Spe.
cial-Saturday afternoon about
9o'clock, while two South Caro-.
lima lads, w. j. Brockington and
Talley Fulmer, were out on a
stroll along Doe river, they
herd the crying voice of a woman
calling "Help! help" Suddenly
looking around them, the boys
discovered two little girls, who
had fallen from a foot bridge
into the whirling waters.
Off with their coats they plunged
into the swift stream,which was
rapidly carrying the children
to the junction of Doe and Wat
auga rivers, where the water was
deep and strong. The stalw art
young men soon reached the
children and brought them safely
ashore.
There is no doubt if the South
Carolina lads had not been pres.
ent, the two children would have
been buried in the waters of
Watauga river.