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PsnaIty Of FIrmness.

The comptroller of the treasury IL
an autocrAt whose decision overrides
even that OF the chief magistrate Of
the nation. Some years ago the then
incumbent OF the Office refused to sign
= warrant for money which Gen. Grant
thought 1t proper to expend. THAT 10
right" the president said; Il admire
your firmness. Where your conscience
IL concerned. never permit yourself to
be coerced. You may consider your
self clear in this AFFAIR for l shall aD
point o new comptroller tomorrow"
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EXC URSIONS

Account of New Mexico Bank
ers Association at Albuquerque,
n. M. November 9-lO. 1914.
Tickets on sale Nov. Z, 8, and 8,
1914, at one and one-ffth fare for
the round trip.
Return limit Nov. II, 1914.
One-half of these fares will APP
ply to the sale of tickets to chill
dren between the ages of 6 and 19
years.
For further information see
TO. EIrod, Agent
kENNA, NEW MEXICO.
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ANY MAN CAN BUY
A FARM.

u have a widow II
client who owns 400
2 acres of wild land in y
y Northwest Wisconsin Il
which is bringing her
= no income. She has y
authorized me to sell
this land for $500 an
acre, one third down and
the balance on terms to
suit the purchaser. Will
divide tract if desired.
Purchaser can rent part
ly improved sarm close by
or can buy same. This
with other adjacent lands
| can sell so as to suit al
y most any kind of GUS y
L toner. Write m e ~
freely telling just
= what you want, and y
u | believe | can do you II
a lot of good, y
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- DANBURY, WISCONSIN.
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"a your life trouble you, ard tUould you
sSible TO confess IL to confidante?
Clear?

Farm AND RANCH is devoted to the interests
OF the home and farm builder, and is designed
these needs adequately through its mediums of
correspondence with other farmers and its ''Oues-
tons and Answers Column" where many Of his
most perplexing problems are solved 1t opens
his eyes to new and improved methods in carrying
out his work, and proves to be an indispensable
helper and right-hand man.
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CROP ,CONp,,t!',Ns

. q . W. r. , tTFk,- st -
Washington, July 49, Tain is bad,
iy needed by growing cotton III many
localities, especially Nm: The southwest,
according to thp weather bureaus
weekly review, fssrt,as today. Local
showers have maintained the general
.ly goods eondItionsof EIle; crop, in some
SECTIONS but In many PARTS Of the con
trail and eastern belt not dry weather
has .uataFded the plant. and In Texas
and Oklahoma con sidGrpfls detcriora,
,tfbn resulted from tho sslEputh. 4,
Conditionsfin in ivirglH!a,,N North calo-
lima sEd South Carolinaa are sunimnr.
lied .ns follows: -
! virgtnie-Hot. drY 9t.;thcr was IN.
favorable for. the progress OF ycgeta.
,tlons. Corn, tobacco and garden stun
are at, q standstill. Good soaking
rains are needed. "a M
: North: Carolina-The rainfall was
generally light, and scattered. Tenn
'pcratures were thigh, Cotton has made
satisfactory progress and the early
planted is fruiting welL Corn and
truck need rain,t -.
South Carolina ExccCsiyc hent
with nearly .unbrokon sunahine mark
cd tho week. While crops. generally
are in good condition, plentiful rains
aro needed everywhere Tho army
worm Ia damaging forage in Charles
ton county. ,3,S,.Sts-
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81 FOB COMMISSIONERS
r. "a. Sullivan oftFork. township IL
hereby announced for commissioner

4 W
With extreme onsideration and reii.
fency only requested SerYis to re-
dlee her arIay 70 d peace footing and
promise Sto tread the paths of peace
nnd friendship 7, :s5i l.is,sisss
4 Recalling tIlats AnstrainS forbear.
talice two years ago enabled ServiaitO
reap tho fruits Of the StsuggIe EaiIiSt
Turkey, the emp esoSs I'D ldssl e
" The design to tear: from ns MI
y zee, inseperahIs Dor Ions of Austriii,
hungary has been nanifested With
ever, less ShinE. es's Il
I Tho marif 81 & StiIs, np0a Il the
eflmlnat pf6p6E dff SsSIffcTl lias ycxs
tynded over the front ffer, nlmifsg 4 at
Che destruction 0f the i feilifdh htfJiis5 Of
loynlty md exciting growing youth TO
deeds Of madness and high treasons,ft
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Financial and Commercial
Cotton Seed Oil

New York, july. Cotton seed oil
was strong for nearby del, cries on
active covering ofsahorts and profes.
sfonal buying, inspired by the strength
n lard. Late months were only g
shade above last night. July shorts
paid UP to 1856 fo~ that delivery Final
prices weio I to II hoints net higl.tar
Sales 13.7G0s barrels.
The market closed firm. Spot 1.CQ
bid; July G.90a7. 10: August 7u2aT.C.
September !.oSa: nt.H Octol,,r; G.77n72;
November 6.54a6 Is; December t.54o
6.57; January 6h,ai.1i: Fcbruary
6.57a6.G3.
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STOCKS AND BONDS
Ear0pean War Confirmation Caused
Panic UneGualICd Since 1907.
(By Associated prcss.)

New York, July 28.-To find q paral.
lcl for the panicky conditions whicl,
swept over today's stock market II ia
necessary to go back to the autumn
of, of 1907. when securities values
crumbled away because of disastrous
domestic conditions. The impcIlinc
factor today the crisis in Europe.
(which reached its climax in Austria a
declaration OF war against Servia.
IL THO day opcnedi with another low
tfange OF prices for our stocks In I n
don. Initial prices here were In nc IN.
stance as low as those rcco led
abroad, although declines of 2 to 8
points were general.
When Austria's attitude became
known the market was seriously af-
fecteds sQutpouring OF stocks of Lon
IdQny Paris and Berlin became more
urgent until they reached the maxi
mum proportions of 100000 shares in
tahe Mal hour and over a million for
tho nay.
The shrinkage of values was mater
Tally assisted by short selling and i'm
paired margins. Canadian Pacific
fell until it yielded total OF 10 3-4
points with to point losses In all
parts Of the intcrnationalist. Appre-
theastpG Mas Increased by further
Heavy gold exports to Paris and Lon
don. Foreign exchange rates were
'ltterly dcmoralized. Many brokers
declined to, make. quotations at all.
T.; Tho aselftns gathered. greater i'm
pctus In the final dealings, being CO.
incident with rumors that Russia had
agreed to support Servia There were
ftful rallies OF point or two from
the lowest but these were offset by
continued offerings with an exceed
ihgly weak close.
There were some sharp rccessions
In the bond market. Total sales, par
value, $3,300.000. United States gov
ernment coupon 4s declined 1-2 per
cent on call.
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NeyvEO LEANS I cotton

New Orleans July 2s. War nows
ferced the price of cotton down SO to
80 points today, the. market closing
easy Sat .pfactt ideally thb lowest leyele
| or the day. Tho opening was at d
decline Of 4to 6 points and the market
remained down thrnughaut tho ses-
sion, There were several partial re-.
Fcp pvetfes but each sunfaEorable r1imor
and report stimuli 6fresii selling
|andi causad tho de slime I'D widen. sSss
ssll The market fell 10 sits lowest level
on rimOi sS that Rlss:a had declared
war on 4 Anstria. The market to0h
rather calmly the declare ion of war
by Austria on ServIas and even reacted
after the first hurst OF selling IS
EEs 81 .TliS tone Wss fatty steady dnrina
Ftte gfehter part of / the day because
|Sf bnyiKgs by ahort who wanted 20 lrc-
RiizH profits and selsoS Sbfcauhe OF weel !
nv Weather and crop reports ffomstf
egospfnfneIst, which, were rather MOI q
[InfasDf Ahie3 than & sexpacted insf theh
Irpinmeiit Eegafd ting the efIect ~ 81
|drotth An various sec tions or tie JJelt;
ttpn futures easy Closing bids
duly ~. 80 e August Z IL s22 ;s October
Fl1s9As December n .e6 " January BOO.
March ii 90.
M Spot cotton q,dist; ncfanged. Sales
E0nl thh spet 4 90; arriyc none
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$4,000 900 9 600 Q o. o.
THE DAY IN CONGRESS

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.EORlCONGIsHHS'
II contlniles.'

~ II continues Is & IS Il
ga series OF mlrdorOus nttacks fn
nm nRorganikeG and well ScarpisH .Siit
conspiracy, Fh0sc fruitful success,
ty0nnded mo snnd sny 4loyni speopsa 10
the heart, forms Yisibl g. and 6fe0iiyS
track for hose Secret mash Ions
which were operated direct I'M Ser,
via. 81 II
. Declaring ffine 4 stan inusfs sSa pht fo.
these pre- QIDciifi i6ng he sayss iii I
aln vain Il Id gn5y government nt5iEc;
p Fast nttpinpt sto5 ilsist i, III sc.si
aIst.s Geryin IeJect ted sss MssJs1 ssrssl
Menf,s Sinst tAad q mod E14HnlS.
II mnSt there 6f0re, pfgtB FyfcO sf
arms ta sectirc Hose III geR sSsl sliieh'
1l0ae con seelre' tfah hqnifitf to new
ntnfss e thin and Iasting ponce MitlilsS
out, VI
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New York Cotton

New York, July 28.-The' much
dreaded announcement that war be-
tween Austria and Servia had been
declared came at noon today with de-
moraiizing effect upon cotton prices
which broke sc to so points under last
nlgnt on the news, or. nearly So bale
on new crop positions. making new
low levels for the present bear move
ment. Closing prices were only q
shade up from the lowest and 81 to so
points under the previous night.
Jniy contracts showed the extreme
decline on tho theory that spot cotton
would be first to feel the effects of
,European4.war. Rumors involving
otpsr large continental, powers in the
controversy ADDED to tho feyerlsh con-
dttfon ssoi fho afternoon market whom
trade was on large scale including
heavy liquidatfOn, foreign selling and
commission house pressure.
it was feared as result OF the for
eign exchange market being more or
less dlsorganized by the European dc.
velcpments there might be unusual
large hedge selling In this market az
soon as tho new crop is ready to move.
Domestic crop news was distinctly
publish, including an absence of rain
In Texas ard an unfayorable wcokly
weather report in which Texas cotton
was SAID to be deteriorattng badly.
The forecast OF cloudy conditions in
Western Texas relieved tho Situation
somewhat In the late forenoon. but
many lnfavorable crop advices were
privately received from various parts
Of botfl the eastern and western belts.
lIt Was said that south Texas and
South Georgia had made offers Of new
crop cot1on for September shipment
to Some OF the local spot people and
that tSts, cottt n had been offered to
LIVERPOOL but without producing re-
sstsa The Liynrpool market was OK
cited over the war news and LIVER
poo, h2uses sold quito freely on this
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Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool. July 2S.-Co:,on spot ir-
regular. Good middling 7.6l; mid.
ding 7.13; low middling 6.G5. Sales
6,000; speculation and export SEQ.
Receipts 5000.
Futures irregular. July 600 1.2;
July-August $50 1-2; September Octo.
Der 6.61; Decenbet-January 6.53;
February March 6.65; April-May 6.57
gsfo,iCkpcr ,lyswxev9ria emfwyp
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Money On Call

New York. July 2s.-,Alrrcan;,:c pa
per 8.
Sterling unsettled; g.: days ass: dc.
mand 49i. ia iDa 80,
Commercial, bills, i,SG
Bar silver SO 53-8.
Mexican dollars Al,
Government and railroad bonds
weak.
Call money firmer, 2-14a1-2; ruling
rate 2 Ia; closing 2-14a12.
Time loans strong; go. days Ii; 90
days 3 1-2a374; ;s eight months 4 LIZ.
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High Prices Cause Row.

Vienna, July 2S.-An abnormal rise
In the prices Of provisions to-day
caused great indignation ON tho part
Of the public who flocked to tho mar
kets to lay In stores. Vegetables in
many casea trebled In prices. Fool
Ing ran 30 high that in many instances
stall keepers in tho markets were
mobbed and the police were called out
to restore order.
Official arrangements have been
made to take cnrc OF tho families OF
rcscrvists called to tho colors.. 1t is
reported that Emperor Francis Jos.
eph haa ordered the court removed
from Ischl to the capital.
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Grain & Provisions

Chicago. July 2s.IWar excitement
today resulted in wheat transactions
far up in the mi'linnsssni In swift
rise .0f values. = The~ market closed
feverish at the topmost, point reuchcd.
8 Id to Q Ia aboYo last night Other
net gains for the day wcre:
Corr l I2 to 2 Lie; oats IL to
1 5-S and provisions generally D 10
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IYhat NoMsnaIiers say.

1 London, July 2S.-A rGiiiOT Wd5 CuF-
rent In Paris last night that tho Ger.
man minister In belgrade had beer
Reconstructed. insuiry. howc,rr, dis
closed that the minister had merely
loft belgrade for Nish,
The correspondent of The Daily
Chronicle at Semlin, tclegraphipe
Tuesday, oaid there had been no &c.
tive hostitlities between Austria and
Seryla beyond the exchange OF shots
between river and frontier patrols.
The London morning newspapers
fully realize the gravity OF the men
ace threatening Europe. Editorially
they admit that Austria is justified in
chastising Servia, but they argue that
any. attempt to destroy Servia's sover.
leign rights would plunge all Of Europe
into war. .
/ Tho Daily Mail thinks unlcss tile
iwar Is localized, Europe is faced with
(, the greatest catastrophe In It's history
The Daily Telegraph. considers the
German emperor holds tho fate OF Eu-
rope In the. hollow OF his hand.
The Morning Post In o pessimistic
vein asks: - -
"If Austria docs not want to annex
Sorvian territory what Is the political
purpose OF her warf There must be
rome other motive than nero re-
.y6nge. 1t aecms that Austria is de-
li,borately challenging Russia with tho
iapprovgl OF Germany"
I Now York, July 28.-Thousands OF
EServian and Austrian reEidents OF the
tUnited States have placed themselves
lat: tho disposal Of their respective
countries, according to the announce
ments made today by the COnsulB
there. e kilograms from San Francisco
/ and various citiet In the middle
states caused the Servian consul gem
teral fo estimate TINT about 10. 600
would respond immed ately to- call
[ for recruits. AT the Aastro-Hunga-
| lfian cosulate. 1t was approximated
ttliat go to make up the 1Austr6- Hunga-
ffian empire had signifiet their sfnten-
ttion OF volunteering Ehould they be
needed. 3ia fss'S = 3, & ~
/ The Seryian consul general&was mo-
titled that i, 900 men at Wilmerd!ng,
Pa, were ready to start for home when
Efnpsrors Manifesto
81 Vienna, July go manifesto fs.
sued hy the Emperor nfters stating IL
had been MS ferveht wish to SdSdicnto
his aeelInifg years TO 'presery Ing the
Empire from the burdens nnd sneri-
Aces Qf wal, sRyss e ~ 80 {.
aProyidencei has decreed Otherwise.
The intreagueE OF & En0le IeRt .E op.
poneHt compel me Iii defense OF the
homer OF my monarchy and for the
lpreteetlon Of fts dignity and the ses
curity Of its p0ssessi i6Hss % grasp flib
SWORD ALTER long years of speace.y g sfs
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! hereby announce myself &sl arcan-
dtdnto for County ( Comnitssioher Of
Anderson county from dlbtffet No. ].
renncs and Hall .townshlbspt Enhtect
to tho action OF tho DemoGfatfO gpri-
mary. j. s LAWRENCE. MtGIE.
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/ hereby announce myself as a can
diiato for tho house OF Representatives
from Anderson county subject to the
rulo5 Of tho Democratic primary.
w. I. (Bill MAHAFFEY. j
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hereby announce my candidacy
for County Commissionersdf MHeFson
county from the third section COM
prisin5 Holevell, Williamson,
Brushy Creek and Garyin townahips,
subject to the action of th6iDemo-
cratic party.
]. MACK DUFF ROGERS.
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l hereby announce my candidacy
Tor county commissioners from Section
A. comprised of Bolton. Martin. Ilonea
Path and broadway townships Sub
1ect to the rules Of the democratic
party. r. D. SMITH.
Better known as "Dick" Smith.
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I hereby announce myaele d tcandi-
date for the office. Of commissioner
from section 2. comprisihg esFork,
Rock Mills, Pendleton anu EehJsrville
townships. subject to the rules OF the
democratic primary. w. R.aHAFRIS.
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! am candidate for the House of
Representatives from Anderson coua-
ty. I will abide the rules of the
primary. SAM WOLFE.
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4 I hereby announce mys6If q cands-
date for conmissioner FROM 9 District
No. Q. comprising Pendlet6nH Rock
Mills. Fork and Centervilio1 1t6wnships.
subject to the rules OF the detiioErnttc
primary. %. s.. :IiOBSON.
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fsdw orEs Jniyss aass Cotton goods
were quiet to-day. fsills bay-
Eess we're instrnctsa to mibyS carefully
Ribbons were 80 I've, Men 81 iwoars 1iies
both piafn and fancy ere being opehcd
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-29

I hereby announce myself ,eandi-
dctc for Commissioner from District
No. 2, comprising rendlet9n, s, Rock
Mills, Fork and Ccnteryilla town
ships, subject to rules of nPmnc,ntic
party. ]. III. WIiItiIIT.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-29

hereby announce myself candI-
date foT the Office Of probate Judge OF
Anderson county, subject to tine rules
and 70 the Tediiit Of the Democratic
primary. VICTOR r, CHESHIRE
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I hereby announce myself a. cafdi-
date for Commissioners from District
No. 2. comprising Pcndlcton, Rock
Mills, Fork and Centerville town
ships. Subject to the rules of the
democratic primary.
JOHN II. CULBERSON. '..'
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I hereby announce myself al Ga' d can.
diGate for Commissioner Of Anderson
county from Section No. 8, Ieor,posed
Of Garland, Brushy Creek 'Hdrewell
and Williamson Townships, Subject
to the action OF the demoGfaHc. party.
W. T:fWatsbfl.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-29

w. H. G. Elrod announces himself a
candidate for county commissioner
from the district composed, OF VIII
llamston. Garvin. Drushy EIeet; and
Hopewell, subject to the sftifeRSnf the.
democratic party.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-29

! hereby announce myself candi.
date for commissioner for Honea
Path, Bolton. Broadway and Martin
townships. District No. 4, subject to
the rules Of the democratic primary.
w. +. TONNES.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-29

hereby sinounce myself candi-
date for the House OF Representative
from Anderson county subject to the
rules OF the democratic primary.
WALTER T. WHITE.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-29

! announce myself candidate FOR
tho legislature from Anderson Coun-
ty subject to the rules of the demo
cratic party. T. p. DICKSON.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-29

/ ! herehy announce myself q candI-
date for the State Senate. from Anderl
son county. subject to the rules OF the
Democratic primary. 81 : s,
Clint Summers. il,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-29

hereby announce myself q candi-
date for county commissioners for the
third section, consisting Of Garvin,
Brushy Creek. Williamson and Hope
VOL! townships. subject to the action
or the democratic primary. ~
II. A. FOSTER.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-29

I hereby announce myself canu,-
date for the House of Representatives
from Anderson county subject to the
rules Of the democratic primary.
RUFUS FAINT, JR.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-29

hereby announce myself a candi-
date for. tho office. OF Judge OF pro-
bate for Anderson county. subject to
tho rules governing the democratic
primary election. ss7| 4
VIII. tF'RIERSON.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-29

I hereby announce myself o candi-
Gate for tho legislature subject to the
rules and regulations of the democra-
tic party. GEO. M. REID.