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man as previously told. After the op-
inions of the attorneys on both sides
of the case had been heard, the court
rendered that the testimony was not
admissible. The authorities so state.
This ruling also applied TO the tesu'
mony of the defendant as to the same
matter.
Attorney Gatewood. for the defelse,
then brought up the matter of the
efforts of the defendant to get a war
rant for the arrest of Shirley and w.
A. F'reeland. He said that this action
showed the efforts of the defendant
to avoid trouble and to use all lawful
means to prevent trouble with the
men who We're trespassing on his
premises.
This testimony. the court stated
had already been admitted. The tes-
timony OF Judge Richardson was rul-
ed out.
The Territory withdrew it's object
ion To the admission of the Testimony
of witness Woodhouse which was an
attempt to Enpeach the testimony of
Witness Vos. The jury was then re-
turned to the box.
Frank H. Smell an undertaken for
the Ullery Furniture Company, was
the next witness. He testified that af-
ter the killing he had taken the body
TO the morgue. When he got the body
it was lying on the sidewalk. He had
examined the body in the presence of
the coroner's jury. only. This latter
was after ten O'Clock. He did not re-
member finding a knife on the body.
Upon cross examination, Mr.. Smell
said that he found several union but
tons on the body. also some tobacco
and a small fiat book. He did not re-
member giving a knife to S. z. Wood.
Wood came to the morgue and he had
given him the things found on the
body by permission of Judge Welter.
II he gave a knife to Wood he could
not remember 1t.
The prose cution then handed TO the
witness several plugs of chewing to-
bacco. and an ordinary sized pocket
knife. He identified one of the pieces
of tobacco. but could remember moth
ing about ever seeing the knife he
fore.
The witness was again taken by the
defense and said that he could not re-
call ever seeing the knife shown him
before. He could not remember ever
giving it to Wood. but he did re-
, member that Charley Gilbert and s
f Wood came to select a casket and
that Wood got the articles on the DO
dy This was on the afternoon of the
day following the killing.
The prosecution took the witness
once more and he stated that he had
given the articles found on the body
to Wood and Gilbert voluntarily. They
did not ask for them.
A. Wise an officer of the union was
called and stated that he and r. l.
Graves. of the defense. had gotten ur
a list of the members of the union
| He could not state that the list was
correct as shown to him. and retired
to check it over and compare it with
the books of the union.
Then came the principal witness:
for the defense. w. T. Wells. the de
| fendant. who is charged with the
murder of Ollie Shirley. MIR. Wells
was cool and collected and gave his
answers in a firm tone and carefully
and with due consideration.
He stated that he had lived in Ros
! well for about ten years. On the thirt
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ion to free hides would cease when
the rates on manufactured heather
products were correspondingly reduc-
ed. The rates on shoes will be lower
ed from Is to 10 per cent. according
TO the Presidents advice.
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u. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(local Report Observation Taken AZ

500 a. n.)
Roswell, n. NJ, July 24.-Tecnpera-
ture, max. So: min. 63 mean IA. Pre-
cipitation. "a. Wind, dir. NE, veloc
). Weather cloudy.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity:
Local showers tonight aid Sunday
Comparative temperature data. ex-
tremes this date last year max. 81;
min. 65; extremes this date Is years
record. max 9S, 1868: min 81, 1894.
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MAN WITH CORK LEGS SAVED
BY THEM IN GALVESTON

Galveston. Texas. July 24.-William
Davies. of GHoveton. Texas, who was
washed from Tarpon Pier during the
hurricane, relates thrilling tale of
his rescue. Davies, who is legless,
had taken off both his cork legs be
fore the destruction of the pier. He
was washed Is miles out to sea on
raft, which broke up under him. and
then he saw his legs floating amidst
the wreckage. He placed one under
each arm and swan back into the
bay where he was picked up thirty
miles from where he was washed In
10 the water. He was In the water
thirty hours.
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Good Health Is Impossible
Without Good Food

Satisfactory living depends very
much on what we eat. The right
source of food supply is very i'm
porra ant and calls for very seri-
Gus consideration. This store
handles only the best. purest
and most wholesome food pro-
ducts. We solicit your order.
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Phoaes 65 and ~. 2I5 North Nah
Parsons, Son & Co.
> BUREAU OF INFORMATION G,
3 REAL ESTATE BROKERS'. G
g LABOR AGENCY NOTARY g
SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK
= WE WANT 6
> 25 cars choice hay. 8,
3 TO SELL: e
p 100 residence lots, most desir- 6,
= able part of the city. 6
9 $350.0O to $4,000 g
2 Size Lots 50x16S. :.
Ask ParsOns.-He Know S
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THURSDAY BASE BALL, LAKE
ARTHUR VS.. ROSWELL. DO NOT
MISS IT.
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WANTED: BELL boy at the Gilke-
son. Apply tonight. 1t
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-07-24

CALL STAR LIVERY for nice rigs
for outing and mountain trips,-Tel-
ephone 1s2.-R. B. Jones. prop. 743m.
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Expert Shoeing by Cruise. 16tf
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BASE BALL THURSDAY, LAKE
ARTHUR VS.. ROSWELL.
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Saturday Afternoon.
The testimony of the defendant, w
T. Wells. was resumed upon reopen
ing of court at two O'Clock this af.
ternoon. He said that during the TWEEN
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Birth NOTICES.


Tranx-To the wife % A rraaA'
arsghtsn beach. peeombsr /. a dagsh,ef.
MeFate TO the wife of ~ Metste,
1891 washington. November -. q e4nkn'
Andersen TO the wife ~ > Andersen.
sitF. November "a saa-
ftamliton- To tHe wife " r HAflhieN.
s0zs Warren November 1s soa-
efirrn--re the atfe o. J.. sliFm. III
isth. December y . dAmghtsr
Olsen ITO the wtfe % g. Olson. 4a4A
1tth NJ December q . daughter
YAnanatnAehl. the aAte et a NNna
xln4eAi fta l.aass November ~
Rsress.i TO ne wife q A nurnaed.
sss Howeif. psSesshsr .. a esaEhtsr
hAns4ry--Ta the Nlfe % G. hensey,
tsfE terrace. December o. a SEQ.
petersan--Ta the Nne % A. Peterson.
ia r. Pine E~uem1Wes 4 2an
f.ave-To she nffs Of ~ &.gs1. &t%F stth
W. November - a sou
fsrsckeff-Ta the wife ~ G. Pickett
tsIa llnd ". SoVer1hsr ~. . SOS.
Mofter--ro fhe wtfe % ], Hartsr, 3ss
sssh =. Dscember J. suu-
He9ney--sTs THE Wifs ~ ". Rooney sos
sixth y r Sayesnb.r i1. a aaaEntrr.
ogAen--To tbs wise % y. ogaeu. aQii
EvznHton Uer~fuhsr :. a SER
MeGutrs--ro the wlie 81 r. Mcclure.
Pacific hospital. November -. dapsh-
Perry--To ths wlfs o. " Perry. seattle
General hospital. December .. dAugh-
ter
Doda-To shs wlfe o. C. D0aa. lies =
Terry. November IS q son.
Hzrny--To the wife ~ v Harry flia
Y x4th. November a. daughter
rahty To the wife pf ~ F4heg. city.
November -. daughter.
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DEATH NOTICES.


Adams Adams. about a. De-
Gambler g. s7at Eighth n
Antenfch-ArthuT Antonlch. !, Deem
ser l. ss wall
fandon--tseraFd faudon. eight months.
escember 4 1854 Thomas
koseai Belle boscaL ~. December ,.
lff t1rd
City hospital
HyAn-A Ryan, about ss. November "a.
city hospital
DAVIS Dasi. a.. November IL.
Providence hospital
wsodruff-w Woodruff. So. December
:. sos summit
Fess Hannah Foxr. 90. December !.
ifeo Terry.
naiisrsen-o Patterson. 81. December
D. ssis fkth ~ "
Van clsAgs--Kats Van cieays. &C. Do
esmber o. IN this city.
CarteF-H Herbert carter, Z. December 4.
chiidrens Orthopedic hospital
Jorfan-Saluia Jordan. s.. November
80. Seattle General hospital
Eiebig Ffsbig. 80. November e.
Providence hospital
Aibricht--Anna ALBRIGHT. 4, December
4 eli Connecticut ~.
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mo 70,7lfJ
hrMMONs FOR PLBLICATION

In the superior court Of the stats Of
Washington for King county. Edlth Mar.
ion Coo. plaintiff, Vs. william James Coo
defendant
The STATE Of Washington 70 the said
William James COO defendant.
You are hereby summoned 70 appear
within % days after the date Of the flrat
publication of this summons t0-wit. with
In % days after The zgth day Of NOveru
Ter, 1905, and defend the above entitled
action in the above entitled court and
ahtwer the complaint of the plaintiff and
serve a copy n your answer upon the
undersigned attorneys for the plaintiff ~
their office below stated. and IN case
n your failure 20 10 DO judgment viii
9s rendered against you according 10 The
demand o. the complaint, which has
been iilCd with tho clerk q said court
This action - brought BY the plaintiff
tor tho purpose Of obtaining a divorce
from The defendant on the grounds or
cruel and inhumau treatment. nom
support and deEeriion
SHEPARD 4 FLTTT.
Attorneys for Plaintiff Gi1-gfe New York
BLOCK. Seattle wash
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GROCERY STORES
fz.bg0-This n a bargain nice living
room; choay rent. long lenso GALES $50
10 TOO daily
Al lace This IL the best Investment you
VIII fiud n you are looking fof such; nice
lvinE room, absolutely tbe cheapest rent
In the ciiyi very hest district
$1,000 Rent $40 month; two nice live
Ing rooms. sales $40 to $50 daily
lsb0--good lease rent ti2 month; naics
$50 10 $50 q day
$500 Stock and fixtures; furniture 81
ono room. cheap rent. GOOD each trade
We nrc headquarters for groceries.
Talk with ne II will pay you
40 Walker Didg g
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TO ADVERTISERS.

.slfication cannot be given
after ~ o'clock daily.
BALLARD AGENCY - r. u
Mullen, 5sos Ballard av., OPP.
CITY Hall Phone. ballard SOS
MAIN OFFICE,-Ssvcnth av.
betw cen linton and University.
Phones. Main lose. Ind al.
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Office Business

Half interest IN fine business for 1875.
ana position At guaranteed salary Of ff25
monthly. Investigate at
COS ORIENTAL BLOCK.
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-HKLr wANrKp~

Advertisement both Mals ana
Female,
One Cent a WORD
Minimum Charge for Any Al, toc
Ads under all other hsadlsfs
: cents per line. six worcs
counted 70 each line When
charged 10 account. actual nuin-
Der 81 lines as set VIII be count.
~. Seven insertions MADE Tor
the price Of six. when cash y
tald All cap llnes will be count
Ia as two Inca
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why tpsga AZ Yeaf lie wefhtna fcg
aewrhedx else W sshs 81 ths ssif ana
kivs rxsIythfne YEA make 20 thn greedy
lauaieft AND ne sFaesfY trust, whsa "a
10 - sasy Ter yes q sst fifesaefe farm
thai ali make yea ifl1spenIeni7 Nspa
sirs Faful Tracts are located Hiees IN 20
ths thrifty ant prosperous town % HaFar
vine - ths main lins ~ the ~efthstr
FafIfta failfNaI. ana eifhlH sAHf feaeh
" ths Nlk mAfkets If Seattle fHsHn4A
ara pariiane Ius GREAT Northern and
taiaH Pacific are Hen taiiatns 10. sHa
the ikns u sapidY iacreasiHE IN Taias
The isHd 10 fAp firksst AiNl - dafk
icaH. aad will rfHaaes ffuifs asa trE
stattss in nFssf aHan8ance Fise aces
" this lard planted - ehsffiss aea etsfs
ntii fstaFn goa an larEine % " q
yeas aftsf the eTrhaea 10 i've years ed
see e@4FfHn4sHs tmlistfa On tAsFsF Gal
tere y tafse ns4iiF amn perch ealamu
fasteff fight 81 iAna fsfnith sinp4ef - ~
The year FaanA LuHltFf for blf2iHa can
- eatAinsa 81 half shaf be sells fes 81
seattle gafi thfnh - H Niss aefa4 20
girn lapd Gloss Sc teHH suf thfe4 ~ !.
geads, ~ sally 1885, terms tia essh a 81
a paealh Gene in ant ASS plttuFHs y K
shs fAna ara saHYsss " FHiAtess 20
'tHtt FgF@n or ~ NaiF fs@ ffssts
isu cal q NFifc fsf esf ffes iiiestFzfsN
tenhist. spfiiira tsa4a a rNAh FnoN
rts kcHEs ig sfH shra Fea hga 81
onEoos a wAsiusarov DEVELOP.
NkNE tR -
ss1at8e CtnWat hsas asAftie
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PERSONAL
Lady, middle age. alone wishes 10
meet gentleman; object mafflmony. Ad-
dresa, f-zbf. Star "A
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Big bargains in urrcdeened watches
no diamonds AZ the London JeWslry
co, leb "a az next Guys Drug store
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SSlxsD
Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The star easaot guarantee 80
eurncy or assume rcspohstsnfty
for error. Of any Mad eceassrAas&
In teiephe.e& aavertiseme~x&
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pERsoNALs-con,lnusd.
Osteopathy

DIR uoLr. osrEopAruY PHYst-
CLAN AND oFroMErNiHr. atae utinF
oieetricltv vibration iight cure day apd
steam baths Ewes trnawd aissses nt.
tad Fourth yeas tn Seattle TREAT
MrNTA 81 Telephone Main sttt tef
Peoples nank nldEa Second hnd ftNe,
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~situations Wanted sdver-
tiaemen both male ana female.
half = cent q word
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FARMS AND AcReNor.
There's No Clap-Trap
or
Bunco

In aae business We % not handle
worthless iaad on tn ibs iugsies We
wank Fnu 20 make sprd pfufif aud
yuu vii N yau boy ta Navy rRfa city
Ask anFtSaY @teut irA the new
that Hs have been sasiiua ~ faEt Macy
~ oar buyers crui1 have dpGhlfd theft
MONEY Oh thF rsst 80 days We pay the
neu dnaa ana until completed we vii
stii az npauing pfie4a tsAfHn tFaets sft
and larsa iata ~ $40 Terms ~ manihfy.
nnEnBRToN DEVELOPMENT co.
les CnsFfF ft fefuuua tlauf
Offee aprn e4eatngs $50 eisa
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INVITE HoNEY = 80 -
..i es ''a ai,...',, properly. J. ~
q sEhHiAo
sei l,eary 3D.
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~ au money 70 bss -. -.
sfhi fttit err hsfs IN Wsss 1 M ..t.sss -
Green eaf. 90 Amsfieza 49, -
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Hpsst tDN EELAHlisf. -
Won 81 keFping house - f,s.yPiE
Hn tnt|f eWh n0tst ntsss.. plheF Z.
fhraraHi rates easiest fsaa.. seer
% rllheipal eitlea b IF b'ts..
Epirr Block fis second ~ 's'nas ~
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NC icy TO lo.,

Z CITY ANp COUNTRY ,T-----.-
Z on improved of vacant DAM
ar1 per cont. any asfs..t, perry A /.
/ ftgN. fYf lDnF ~ ahsfi ron IA Y
/ u. 1900 90 as'al siaffs,t,.t1 -
~ nlll1h hlYes hec9a6 80 y. 81
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.-->-->..s~ss' ~ fiks
,,,,-L Tledlng and rrlassss I'M
Trick .atiie Both rhes1i t. l.ii------'--s
Heller PRINTING Hos'''l ~ e..
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= fga cans 81 ti.ess 3 s-~~<
- lHa gi3sse seaitis pfoperis - NJ
hsin. ~ e9ln4n biae IA
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

BuTTERwORTH 4 SON. Professional
Directors and Licensed Embsimers. 1871
list opp Moore theatre Both phones go
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MONEY advanced enyehe .s1- -
l.gfs snli,iasssi.i HhPI.f, W. y.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-05-26
Storm in Newberry.

Newberry, Special-One Of the
hardest rains that have visited this
section for long time fell early
Thursday morning, rain continuing to
fall throughout the day. AS re-
suit, in the city many Of the drains
got checked up and the water spread
over the streets; flooding several eel
lars with muddy water.
About z O'Clock there was blind
ing fash Of lightning, followed i'm
mediately by cracking sound as if
something was struck. 1t was found
that the bolt had struck the hand
some new court house. The high
ridge Of the roof was torn, or hole
torn in it, about IL inches wide and
s or 10 feet long. The building was
slightly damaged at other places. Tie
telephone connections in the sheriff g
Office were. torn off and the facing Of
the window on the inside was little
splintered. The electric switchboard
in the. building which contains many
fuses had II of the smaller ones
burned out and two Of the larger
ones, the fuse in the transformer was
also burned.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-05-26
Ara Friends of Children.

Greenville, Special.-A meeting Of
officers of the National Children's Is
Society was held here Tuesday and
Mr. William Streetcr. Of the board
Of directors of the National Society
made report to the meeting. The
Society was organized here some
time ago, and its purpose is the pro.
viding of homes for homeless and
friendless children of this State. The
Society has branches in nearly av-
ely State in the Union, and only re-
Gently has the work been taken up
in this State. Sonc Of the most
prominent business men of South
Carolina are interested in the work
and have given their time and ener-
gies to the Society. The Society finds
homes for children of the State who
need homes and exercises general
supervision Of children after they
have been placed in homes. It is q
non-sectarian organization, and IS
founded on business principles and
run by business men. The funds are
secured through contributions, but
appeals are not made to every one For
funds. The matter is brought to the
attention Of the business men, and
it is on their work that the Society
depends for its existence.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-05-26
stock Payment by Seminole.

Columbia, Special.-A meeting Of
the Seminole Securities company re-
ceivers and directors was held here
last week, and it was decided to pay
out a, dividend of 20 per cent. The
checks will be mailed according to
the announcement Of the receivers.
TIE amount to be paid out will be
on basis of about $4,000 and $780,
600 that are stock claims already ap-
proved, although the, exact amount
cannot be determined because all the
claims for stock are not valid. Only
valid. claims are considered by the
receivers.
1t is also stated that the $24.O0O
claim entered by Jno. Y. Darlington
will have no effect on the settlement.
The total amount Of stock sold
amounted to about $275,O00' and of
this it is believed that about $780,
600 claims will be proved. In some
Of the cases those holding stock will
not verify their claims as the stock
had been previously accepted by
various banks and the; purchasers do
not wish to be held liable.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-05-26
Established in Florence.

Florence, Special-It is source
of much gratitude to the citizens of
Florence to learn that The Journal
of the South Carolina Medical as
sociation will, with the June issue,
have its home in Florence with DR..
Frank M. Mcleod as editor and the
board Of councillors as associates. DR..
J Gregg McMaster Of Florence will
be business manager. 1t is the con-
senus of opinion that those in charge
Of this work could not have put two
better men in charge of a magazine
which means so much to the medical
profession in tic State. DR.. Mcleod
is recognized as one of the leading
surgeons of the South in addition to
his scholarly attainments.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-05-26
A PoULTICE BAG.

Take cast-off knitted: "Alma"
band, cut shoulder straps from either
back or front, leaving item fastened
at one side of the band Stitch band
across the bottom, thus making band
into bag. Sew on tape at each
side of the bottom of the bag. These
tapes should be long enough to tie
around child 8 waist and the shoul-
der straps can beApassed around the
neck and pinned. As children usual
" object to wearing poultfces, this
device is sure to keep the bag in
place, and being woolen makes a
very warm and comfortable protec-
ton Can be easily washed and
placed In the medicine closet and is
always ready for all emergencies---
Boston Post.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-05-26
THINK HARD
II Pays to Think About Food.

The unthinking life some people
lead often causes trouble and sick
ness, illustrated in the experience OF
a lady fnaFend Du Lac, Wis. !.
about four years ago suffered
dreadfully from Indigestion, always
having eaten whatever l liked, not
thinking of the digestible qualities.
This indigestion caused palpitation of
the heart 80 badly I could not walk
up a flight of stairs without sitting
down once or twice 20 regain breath
and strength.
al became alarmed and. tried diet
ing, wore my clothes very loose, and
many otner remedies. but found no
rel,af.
.aEIearing Of the virtues Of, Grape
Nuts and Postum, l commenced using.
them in place of my usual breakfast
OF coffee, cakes, or hot biscuit, and In
one weeks time was relieved OF,
sour stomach and other Ills attending
indigestion. In months time my
heart was performing its functions
naturally, and I could climb stairs
end hills and walk long distances.
"I gained ten pounds in this short
time, and my skin became clear. and !
completely regained my health and
strength. continued to use Grape
Nuts and Postum. for feel tat /
owe my good health eatirely to tfeir'
use. There's Reason" s
Il like tie delicious flavor OF
Grape-Nuts, und by making Postum
according to directions It tastes stms-
lar to mid high grade coffee
Read "The, Road to Wellville." IL
pkgD.
Ever read the above letter? =
new one appears from time TO time.
TheT are genuine, true, and full OF
human interest.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-05-26
PALMETTO HAPPENINGS =
Nss Notes From All Parts Of the State Of Interest to South
Carolinians in General
= Premium List of State Fair.

Columbia, SpeciaI.-The premium
lists for the next State fair have ar.
rived and are being mailed out as
rapidly as possible. The list is in
convenient "pocket edition" size and
contains the offer Of prizes to the
amount Of about $4,000 in addition
to the race stakes and purses which
amount to over $1,000, making a
very handsome total amount. the
largest that has ever been offered
by the society. This will undoubted-
ly make the next State fair the great
estIsuccess, both from an exhibit and
from an attendance point Of view.
Many important changes have been
made inithe new list, the most not
able being in the, field crop, horse,
cattle, swine, poultry, bench shows,
household and educational depart
ment, all Of which will be published
from tine to time. New prizes have
been offered and former ones increas-
ed in value.
An important announcement is
made and q most searching question
is asked in the following:
ITO Farmers and Stock Raisers:
"The South Carolina State fair
offers liberal prizes in all depart
ments, pays the freight on State
raised exhibits, and extends every
courtesy possible; if you are not an
exhibitor, why not7
Bring or send your exhibits, win
some Of the big prizes and see what
you please-the opportunity for sales
is excellent.
f'Every exhibit will be carefully
looked after, no matter how small
information and aid cheerfully given
at all Tires"
The back cover has general list
of inviting features of the fair and
the question, "How can you miss
itq" will be SO hard to answer that
it will not be answered by many
thousands except in person. It reads
"Are you coming7
"Six full days Of big fair.
"Six days Of a grand horse show.
"Four days of fast harness races,
"Four days Of exciting running
races.
"Automobile races.
"Football.
'"Big free attractions.
Midway shows-fun galore.
"How can you miss it9
"The dates-November l, 2, 8, 4
5, 6, 1909"