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Thoroughly equipped for any medical
or surgical case. Artistic rooms excli
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patient has the comfort and quiet of
home, combined with hospital conven-
ience. New two-story building with
spacious screened-in verandas, sur
rounded by lawns and trees. Thirty
bed capacity. 6raduate nurses.
RATES-Ward, SIS per week; pri-
vate rooms, $40. $25 and $50 q week.
For further information addreHs
SISTERS OF MERCY
Ell CENTRO. CAL.
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Modern two-room housekeeping
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Stocks and Bonds


New York, June 17..-Thc drift of
stock quotations today was downward.
The selling movement was small in
volume and while there were occasion
al losses of size. the. average change
was slight. The course Of the market
during the last two days indicated that
professional traders were inclined to
The short side, but their operations
failed to induce liquidation.
Bearish sentiment was promoted by
disturbing reports regarding the Mex
lean situation. or similar effect was
the May statement of domest'r ex-
ports. I'he figures were $6O,S49. 900 as
compared with $66,641 900 a year ago.
London was more cheerful largely
on account OF the improved political
outlook in France. American stocks
we're higher abroad. Foreign repre-
sentatives bought here. London taking
about 5000 shares.
Western Union was under pressure,
yielding sharply for a time. It's
weakness was ascribed to tile fact that
the syndicate. which took over the
American Telephone holdings of Wes-
tern Union. amounting to s24,O00,O0O,
expires on June "a. Petroleum stocks
were especially heavy. or the rail-
road stocks the Hill issues and Miss
ouri Pacific were most susceptible to
pressure = .T
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New York Cotton

New York. June l1.--Thc cotton
market was higher today on bullisl,
crop report. apprehensions that heavy
rains privately reported in northern
Texas might foreslladow renewal OF
crop complaints from that quarter and
reports that both local spot houses and
Liverpool straddle interests were buy
Ing July. Closing prices were steady
at net advance Of points on June
and of TO 10 points on the general
list.
The opening was l to points high
er and after some little irreguIarity
the market showed increasing FIRM
ness. Liverpool was better than due
and the report Of local authority in
dicating that the crop outlook had de-
Perforated more than per cent be-
tween May % and June 10 seemed to
inspire considerable covering as we'll
as some fresh buying for long ac-
counts. Prices later worked off a few
points from the best under realizint,
and local offerings. There was scat
tering liquidation of July, but many
of the old crop sellers appeared to be
buying new crop months, probably 20
undo old switches.
Spot cotton quiet; middIing upIands
1870: Gulf 1865. Sales 1875.
Cotton futures closed steady.
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New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans. June 17.-The price OF
cotton WAS forced. higher today" by
steady buying of the new crops for
long account. This movement was
stimulated by private bureau report
cn conditions showing u logs In the
last fortnight OF 2.3 points. Bitter
criticism of this report came from tho
tcar side but 1t had its effect just the
same. At its best the market was Q to
13 points up. The close was at a
net gain Oh 2 to 10 points. July show
ing the smallest gain.
feature OF the day was the l;qnida-
ton OF the old crop months.
: Bullish comment indicated that q
considerable following was beginning
to look for unfavorable conditions fig
ure3 up to. June 20 from the govern
aent. in spit Of the favorable turn re-
Gently taken in weather conditions.
Spot cotton quiet, 1-S off. AIiddIinE
Is 1916; sales on the spot 500; to ar
rive none.
Cotton futures closed: July 1343;
August 1880; October 1871: December
l210:i January 1879; March 1879.
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NEW PAPER MONEY
Federal Reserve Banks WI! Fl0ut New
National Issue.


Washington. June H.. Millions OF
dollars In paper money in now tyl.n
soon will be put into circulation upnii
the establishment OF the Federal :c-
serve banks. Each OF tn. twelve Fed
cral reserve banks will receive
advances from the Federal rcscry .
b0arG In the form of fedora! restry,.
notes. a new kind of paper money.
commercial paper will be collateral
advance by the vsriors banks IL, Sc
cur;ty for these n0t".,.
t0mDtrollrr III the Currency Wi
liams has samples Of new s., $40. $40.
%t aid slbo notes. The. .sapples prob
ally Will be officially accepted nr"r
members OF the Federal reserve board
have been confirmed by The scnntc
and can confer with Secretary McAdoo
nal comptroller Williams concerning
tl.c now nOt,:,
Tho s. snmp:e note has a portrait of
Lincoln on the face and the back
shows harvesting machine. and n!-
lrgorial tismr"s typical OF farming.
Tic $40 note bears portrait OF
s,lett ard and Il manufacturing sc.;,r.
The $50 bears Jackson's potrait IN ~
typical of commerce. Grants picture
Ia tliOwn on the $50 note and Fra,,k-
Inns portrait adOrns the 500 bill. Both
cf these larger bills are typical OF Inc
TITS
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o o o o O o o o o O O o {
o HOPEWELL NEWS

o % o o 90 90 o O, O
Hopewell. June 1.-THE crops In
this section have been revived with the
two nice showers It has been al.
most two months since we had enough
rain to lay the dust. People in some
parts OF the county have not yet had
enough to bring up their cotton seed.
but let US not be discouraged, for the
Lord will send It in his own good time.
The chain gang is certainly doing
come splendid work on the roads. In
this section. -, IS. =
|, Sunday school seems to.be taking on
new life sinces the college girls and
boys havc returned. Among those who
are at homo for tho summer arc:
Misses LiIa Bolt; and Charity Wei
born OF Anderson college; Mary and
Ellie Thomson OF the ca, F.. c.; Lois
Watkins ard Lucille Ducworth. Win
throp college = Ruth Mhrtinf aud Ina
Carter; EdfneEtone;; Mosiis Welborn,
Due Vest, Messers.. james Thompson
from }Baltimore:, :, Jef Webb, Atlanta
Medical college, Paul Thompson OF
Clemson; Warren Martin of Wake
Forest N. c.; F. S. Tucker OF Auburn,
Alabama and many others.
Mr. Monroe Martin had the misfor-
tune to lose fine mule last Satur-
day night. 81,
: Miss Alice McDaniel visited Miss
Clara Welborn on Sunday afternoon,
+ Mfcs Mollie- Welborn spent Sunday
afternoon very pleasantly with Mispes
Ruth and Annie Martin, s.-,i7
Miss Alice Mcdaniel who has been
visiting .friends and relatives in Bel
TOM for the past week, has returned
home! .'z,-ss9
b Miss Temple and Miss Addie Wilson
ders0n spent Saturday night! and Sum
day with tNeir parents. -: ~
Messrs. John Ducworth. Tommie
King and Dewitt vandiver went on
q ,f1shtng tour last Wednesday and re-
ported nice time ia,,.s. $. Z. Is :
Mrs. C.aH. Balentine and daughter,
Miss Maud. OF Anderson visited the
formers parents, Mr.. and !. Mrs. Mo-
Phail.t last week ~ ;5 KS -,
Part of our Sunday school enjoyed
ia picnic at WiIliamston last Satur-
day. Not very many 81 attended; hut
those who did 30 reported q Jolly good
time. -
'Misses Ruth and Annie Martin visit
ed Misses Mollie and Clara Welborn
Thurshay ;Of last week. ~.
Prof. L. NJ. Mahaffey wal o. businsso
visitprst t6dthe1city Saturday. ~ -
Mr. John Cox and Miss Alma Due
worth were, out riding Sunday after
noon. They looked as ifsthey were
enjoying good health, =
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Money 81 On. Call

New York. jane 17.-Closc; Mercan-
tile paper 3 1-2 al.
Sterling. easy: sixty days. 4.86.5O; fer
demand, 1880.
Commercial bills 4S5 7-8.
Bar silver 561-2
Mexican dollars A..
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds easy.
Call money firm, 1 ia 2: ruling
rate, 2; closing 1-2 IA
Time loans easier; sixty days Ia;
ninety days 2 IA u ID; six months
3 Ia
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The friends OF r. A. Mulilsin here
by announce him as candidate for
county, Commissiopsr from district
composing Hopewell. .Brushy Creek.
Garvin and Williamson. Subject to
the rules and government o. the DEM
ocratic Primary.
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Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool, June. 17.-Cotton, spot
steady; good middling s26: mlddling
772! low mlddling 724. Sales 5000;
speculation and export 500. Receipts
14.CO0.
]. Futures steady. June T45; June ju-
,ly 725 l-2;HJuly and August 726; Au-
gust September I'll l-2; October and
November $50: December and January
67l 1-2; January and February GIL;
March and April 673.
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Financial and Commercial n

opening the cotton seed oil market
turned easier and was under pressure
all day. especially July which was af-
iected by prospects OF heavy tenders.
hedge selling was also a feature and
there was little support from rcfin-
ers. Last prices were generally to
,6 points lower. Sales 1890 barrels.
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REALM OF SPORTS.
NATIONAL


At Bo:ton s.. Chicago :; Morning
game, ;'.r
! At Boston I: Chicago .. Afternoon
game.
: "a Brooklyn .; Cincinnati 1. 10
innings
at Philadelphia s: st. Louis 4. 10
inBinga.'
Philadelphia, June l7.-iioinc runs
ami tGuhlcs wer numerous In today's
game. wca by Philadelphia in the 10th
Inning. Is to 4. When Eccker SINGLED
Lobcrt sacrificed and Sherwood Ma
gce drove the hall into the blenchers
and was given credit for two bagger.
1t. was Magec's fourt double in five
times at bat.
Score
st. Louis :. -. .0Oo 900 O02 o. 1
Philadelphia 100 0Oi OILS 2
Doak. Grincr, Sallee and Snyder;
Alexander, Mayer and Killifer.
brooklyn. June i7.--Brooklyn took
ten inning game from Cincinnati, 2
20 l. today aftc a..pitchers' battle. Both
Pfeffer and Douglass were effective,
the former allowing only three hits
and the latter get = eleven strik-
outs. a one handed catch By Dalton
featured the game.
F: Score
Cincinnati. 1000 orr OiO OIL 3 3
Brooklyn :. 900 C.. } 1G0 I-2 4 l
Douglas and Clar- Gonzalc. Pfcffcr
and Fischer.
s: New York. Jun, '7.-For the second,
day In sucCessiC- . Jew York shut out
Ptttsburg with scattered hits, the
Giants winning :. 10 0. Mathewson
waS in fine 70 .. The New Workers
punched hits NIcQuillan and ran
wild on tho l.. y. ..t.
Pittsburgh :. 600 600 0O0--0 S 9
New oYrki.. -. 100 002 20x-5 Q 0
:, McQuillai and Gibson: Mnthewson
and Meyer,
Boston: June 17..-I}oston took two
games from Chicago today winning
thia morning. 10 5. and this after
noon, to 3. Hits for extra bases
by Deal and Schmidt were important
factors in BOston's victory In the
morning. The Braves got away with
= five run lead in the first INNING OF
the afternoon contset,
Chicago :. :. ..011 001 0OO-3 8 2
B6st0n. -. .303 020 00x-S 9 /
label. Humphries and Hargraye,
Brcsnahan: Tyler and Whaling.
Afternoon Ganie-Score--,- - - =.
Chicago -. .... 900, 900 1922 z 2
Boston :. =. 900 0O1 Olx-7 II 0
Pierce. Williams nnd Bresnahan;
James and Whaling.
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specialist "h" after examining his Ia
rynx said IL would be impossible for
him to undertake Il continuous .:am-
paiGn or To speak in the open air dur
ing the next three months. In the
meantime he advised him to make on
ly Il few speeches.
Colonel Roosevelt was the guest ut
ircakfast of the bishop OF London.
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international League

At Jcrscy City Il: Toronto 0. -
At Providence T. Montreal &.
At Ralttnprc o; Rochester 6. First
gpmc. s.
At Baltimore s: Rochester 2. Sec.
ond game.
At Newark 4: Buffalo o. First game
At Newark 8: Buffalo IL. Second
game. ~
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Holds Title Now.

Versailles, France. June 17.-Miss
Cecil Leitch. holder of the ritish
wOmen's golf Championship, today
won the French women.s champion
ship by defeating Miss Gladys .Ratin
nm Englsah woman. The match was
played at Ia BQH1ie.
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Aiterward he visited the N,t:onal
Gallery and then had lunclco: with
Arthur J. PalfouT. former Un:onist
premier.
In conversation with IL numI,r OF
newspaper men Col. Roosevelt was
asked if he intended to continue his
: work as Il geograpfer to which he re-
piled that he had finished with it.
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Marynrd Defeated Yale.

Cambridge. Mass. June 17.AHar..
ward totlay' retrieved its defeat /" BY
Yale at New Haven yesterday winning
before gay commencement crowd.
to B. The series. now tied. will, be
decided in n third game Saturday.
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'Dns. HQBSON.

! 6eSoby ANNOUNCE smyselga eandt
date ff6r reelection as Commissioners
for District No. a.. comprising Honea
Paths Martin, Belton and Broadway
township, subject to the rules of the
Dcmacsatlc primary,
4 J. nj. Dunlap.
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POR CONGRESS-

I hereby announce myself o .candi7
date for Congress FROM the Third Com
gressiona1a District. subject to tho
rules of the democratic party,
155stss - JOHN a, HORTON,
y lelton, s. G,
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| hereby announce myself q candi-
date for the office OF judge of pro-
bate for Anderson county. subject to
the rules governing tho democratic
primary election, .-
W. H. FRIERSON.
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE

W.-P. Nicholson is hereby announc-
cd as q candidate for reelection to
tho Office OF Probate Judge. subject
to the rules Of the democratic pri-
mary. ,"N
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hereby, announce .iayseif aI canai.
dRto for tho House f6f Jtcrf fesefitatfves
from Anderson county subject TO the
rules OF the democratic primary.
s RUFUS FAINT. JR.
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I hereby announce myself a candi-
date fol. tho office of Probate Judge for
Anderson county. subject to the rules
OF tho Democratic Primary.
S, s.'@s7 1T. T.,HOLIIAND..e II.
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for commissioner from District
M. 2, comprising Pendleton, Rock
Mile. Fork and fGcnters!!.a
subject, to, the rules Of the,democratic
primary.
iS irDps. H0BsoN.
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hereby announce myself a candl-
date for Probate Judge Of Anderson
County subject 10 the rules OF the
dem6cratlc primary ~
ST W. r. COX.
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hereby announce mysolf a candi-
date Tor the State Senate, from Ander-
son county. subject to the rules ;of the
Democratic primary.
=. ~ VA a, Clint Summers. ,.Jr.
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South Atlantic

At SaYapaah g; .kugcsta 2.
Al Charleston ~, sol lnmbia 0.
At Albany ,: Columbus 1.
At Mafon S.: Jacksonville l.,
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REPRESENTATIVE

hereby ANNOUNCE myself as can
didate for House of Representatives
from Anderson county. subject. to the
rules of tho democratic party. :. 2 r."
4; OSCAR ID. GRAY,
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American Association

47,tS.an
At ST. Paul 3: Cleveland 4.
At Kansas City 1; Louisville 3, ii
innings.
Al Milwaukee 10; indianapolis 6.
ssS Only three gamcs scheduled. :. =,
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for tho Office OF probate Judge Of
anderson And n, county; % sastess M tp the rules
primary. VICTOR 3. CHESHIRE.
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I hereby announce myself candi-
date for county commissioner for the
third section. consisting OF Garvin.
Prushy Creek, Williamson and Hope
we'll townships. subject to the action
OF the democratic primary.
II, A, FOSTER
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I hereby announce myself q can
didatc for the Office Of county super
visor of Anderson county. subject to
the rules governing the democratic
primary.
r. M. VANDIvER.
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At ST. Louis 4: Boston o.
AT Chicago s: Phila 0.
At Cleveland, q. aWshington 2.
: AT Detroit 8; New York 4.


AT Chicago s: Phila o.
At Cleveland, q: aWshington 2.
s!..Kt Dotroit 8; New York 4.
T-- "A
Cleveland. June l7.-Clcvcland beat
Washington today. Z to 2. and made
a clean sweep OF the four game series
Manager Birmingham, OF the locals.
was elected from the field by TIM
piro Dineen when he objected to a
dcclsiOn. Fans in the bleachers threw
pop bottle ut Dineen as he followed
Birmingham to the subway.
Score
Cleveland -. .010 022 O2x-7 II O
Washington :. 100 100 000-3 8 I
Collnmore and O'Ncill: Shaw and
Ainsmith.
st. Louis. June list. Louis, with
Hamilton pitching in rare form, turn
ed the tables on Boston today and
won the final game. 4 to 0. Though
johnson was In an elevator accident
today he pitched a fairly good game.
Score
Boston =. -. 900 900 O0O-O 4 0
S. Louis :. -. .020 O02 OOx-4 10 l
Johnson. Bedicne AMI Cady: Hamil-
ton and AgneW.
Detroit, June I 2 .aA-Aftersl losing: 3
consecutive games to Detroit. New
York, with Manager Chance still un-
der suspension.- whipped, the Tigers
today T. to g.. It was the first game
tho HigIanders have won from Jen-
snings' men I thls season, = ts: Z, s
Score ,rs /. 80 s. -
New York -. .2G2 600 900; s, o
Detfoif:s =. -. .OIO 600 0it-s lei
s'McHale. Caldwell. and Nunamaker;
cayet, Hall. Main.- Dubuc and Stan.
ago. SAT-
Chicago. juno ,7.-Urban Faber
held the worlds champions to ono
hit and blanked atho.leasue leaders. 6
to o. -
Score stt
Philadelphia j. 900 900. .00Q--o l z
Chicago :. :. .96i:a10 Olx-5 2
Brown. Brcssler and 'Lapp: Faber and
Schaik. ,-1ts...ss't
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hereby anno5lac;myself as csn
didate for County, Treasurer
deraon county sqBjbst to the
the Democratic party.
JACOB o. BOLINGER.
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.Nt Chicago aS FIttSburg /.
at ST. Louis L: Bgooklyn 3.,..n III; q
Chicago, June l7.-Tyahge permitted
no Pittsburgh Mayer. beyond second
base till the nintb inning and Chicago
won today; game 3 to !.
Score
Pittsburgh :. 900 900 0O1-1 6 l
Chicago .. :. 100 003 00x-3 s. 2
Walker. Adams and Berry; I4anga
and Wilson.
st. ouis. JuEc 17.--Erooklyn took tho
second game uf the series with st;
Louis today, :; to l. The Visitors play
ed crrorless ball and punched ceyeral
timely hits.
Score
Brooklyn :. <. :.:O0l 200 0O0--3 10 0
st. Louis =. :. 00O 900, 1O0--1 4 1
Hartley. I.aFitte and Owens; Groom.
Keupper and Simon. .
Kansas City. June Baltimore
scored two rGnS on four singles and
stolen base in the eighth inning to-
day. defeating Kansas City toll.
Score
Baltimore :. :. 600 900 o2O-2 10 4
Kansas City - 900 100 O00-i 4
Quinn and Jacklitsch; Harris, StOr !
and Easterly. .'H4'-Pi dat =.
indianapolis. Juno 17.-Intlianapolis
won from Buffalo today, II to 8, in
gamo that was remarkable for wild
pitching displayed by both teams. The
local club used three :,b6Xmeh and
the visitors four. Is. -. 4aH,
Score a..i,.,; 81: ~:
Buffalo :. -. .050,021 zoos i9y /
indianapolis -. .332 201 iO0x-11 I2,2
Schultz. Moorco Moran. Houser and
blair; Billiard, Mullid.. Moscley and
Rariden. &a.firi' -.
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FOR STATE SENATOR

hereby announce myself a canli-
date for State Senator from Anderson
County. subject to the rules of the Do
mocratic primary election.
]. l.. SHERARD.
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hereby announce myself candi.
date for the Office OF Auditor. subject
tO the rules Of the Democratic pri,
mary
J.R. G. GRIFFIN.
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FOR COMMISSIONER

II. A. Sullivan of Fork township ia
hereby announced for commissioner
for Section One. comprising Fork
Rock Mills. Pendloton and CentervilIe
Townships.
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l h.luby announce myself a candi-
date for supervisor Of Anderson coun.
ty. subject to the rules OF democratic
primary.
C. F. MARTIN.
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q o o q q q o q
South Williamson. June IT, Mr..
a. Il. Sharp Of Iiclton. has been Wis
iting In the city.
Mrs. M. +. Adams spent Sunday In
Anderson with her daughter, Mrs. j.
f. Daniel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waldrop OF
Easley and moved to this city
Mr.. |. II. COrdell OF Bowman, Ga.
spent the weekend with his sister
Mr.. Nj. Il. Adams.
Mr.. r. T. McCaul and daughter. Miss
Annie Bell spent Saturday afternoon
In PclZer.
large number OF Williamson
fans went to Pelzer to witness the ball
game Saturday.
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a-,,'s -''......--..s--s : -. .:!.. 49,.
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,,,~ Halfway. ,,4, n.y. : ~ ,''. +.
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CHICAGO, ILL. ....n {. .sss.eO
international Sunday School Con-
yentlon. Tickets on salo June :
goth. 21Et, 22nd; final limit July.
5th. 1914, ~.
NASHVILLE, TENN. .$ls.7O
Peabody College Summer School,
Tickets on sale, june. .23rd. gath.
25th, 10th. eth, goth, July 1st,
9th, 14th, final limit IS days un-
I less extended. e
BUFFALO, n. Y.....:... :. -. :. .s3l.OO
Epworth League Convention M. E..
Church, nj. E. Church, South and
M. E Church of Canada, Tickets
on sale June 9th. 2Sth, s29th; !. final
al limit July 1th. 1914.
LOUISVILLE, KY. 49,. .SI8.sO
sacngerfest Of thc North Amcri-
can Saengerbund. Tickets on sale
June 22nd. 2srd. 2zth;' final limit
q July 3rd, 1914. -
ATLANTA, Ga. .a.s... :. /. ~. .Sa.so
Young Peoples Congress, Tickets y
on sale July 9Th. 9TH: final limit
July 18th. 1914 .ai.i .s5;tsa i ,.e
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TEDDY CAN'T TALK

ROOSEVELT Told by Specialist Thut He
Must Go Slow.
London. Puly 17.-Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt today consulted a II threat