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Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-31
TtDE TABLES ktsfS MARCH.

TIDE TABLES E15fS MAfsCH. The table given below IS for high and low water in Valdez Bay. for pthe month of March 1916.
 Thursday, March 80. High. 9:57 am, 8.7; 10:44 pm. S.5. Low. 3:56 am, 2.2; 4:27 pm, -0.2. Friday, March S1. High 10:51 am. 90: 1l:18 pm, S.5. Low. 448 am. l 1: 5:O6 pTu, -0.z.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-31

No man ever succeeded i'll preach ing the truth by acting a lie.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-31

The launch Katalla Queen took cargo of supplies to Ellamar today.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-31
Weather Report. Valdez, March 30. 1916.

i Cloudy. wind northeast 4 miles; i;
 showed at night, rained from p. m to D. ID.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-31
FOR SALE.

Six room house on Alaska avenue
 la great bargain if taken at once. H E. 6elby. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-31

Bay this morning for crew of five
 men for the Alaska Mines Corpora
 tion.
 E. D. Reiter, manager of the Alas
 ka Mines Corporation, returned yes-
 terday afternoon from trip to the
 property of the company at Fidalgo
 Bay.
 ! Full line of Stationery at the Owl Drug Co., If Is per cent net at least, can be re- alized on improved properties. See our bargains Alaska Inv. Co.,, Tel ephone 196. i..,. 1t Valdez Drug company nave a fine
 line of School Stationery. tr. , Spring Samples in heavy weights, for Alaska wear. Guy F. Cameron. lTai1or. If 1 .,.' .-1
 i Fer good nome-cooted meals try
 Mrs. N, Olson, on Hobart Street , Kodak Supplies at the Owl Drug Co. >''' If 1 WANTED--A swivel office chair: inquire Clark. Boyle bldg. St 1 A new line of Jewelry at the Owl
 Drug Co. If 1 A 6ne display of nugget Jewelry at Valdez Drug Co. If
 Furnished rooms as Mrs osland's. Prices reasonablH., g E:'' '"s .s ,,ss'Iiii.- -ia.--. t'' Pure Freah ntuEs at the valdes Drug Store. e." Anything in the 1ewelry line at the valdes Drug Co. If
 Just Received--the latest Popular Songs and Music Valdez Drug Co. tf Fancy stationery ~ rne walden Drug stoFe, '''''' ''' '' Kodak supplies at the vaidss Drug Company. "": If New Spring Coats just arrived on Ithe last boat at E. winters If FOR SALE. Six room house on Alaska avenue; la great bargain If taken at once. Fl. E. 6elby. If | Panoramic views of ChiId's and Miles glaciers. Dawson. Valdez and Wrangel on sale at the Valdez Drug
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-31

1 Panoramic views of ChiId's and
 Miles glaciers, Dawson. Valdez and
 Wrangel on sale at the Valdez Drug store. "'- If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-31

New Spring Coats just arrived O the last boat at H,. Winters.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-31

E. D. Reiter, manager of the Alas ka Mines Corporation, returned yes- terday afternoon from trip to the property of the company at Fidalgo Bay.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-31

Is per cent net at least, can be re- Ialized on improved properties. See
 tour bargains. Alaska Inv. Co.,, Tel
 ephope ,196. ;., 1t
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-31

i Kodak Supplies at lhe valde,
 Drug Company. ''''': If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-31

! Full line of Stationery at the Owl
 Drug Co. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-31

1 WANTED--A swivel office chair inquire Clark. Boyle bldg. 3t
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-31

Fer ga0d home-co0ked meals try Mrs. H. Olson, on Hobart Street
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-31

Furnished rooms as Mrs Osland's Prices reasonablx. ' ;'' '''s
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-31

A fine display of nugget Jewelry at Valdez Drug Co. ti
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-31

Just Received--the latest Popular Songs and Music. Valdez Drug Co. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-31

Fancy stationery ~ the walden
 Drug 'store. ';; S'
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-31

Anything in the jewelry line at the Valdez Drug O. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-31

Spring Samples in heavy weights,
 for Alaska wear. Guy F Cameron, Tailor. ...,.. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-31

A new line of Jewelry at the Owl Drug Co. If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-10-04
MAJ .age of Miss Rhod aad
Mr.. Rol. E. Ade

The mat,ia"e OF Miss Jacuiine
Rhodes nc Mr.. Robert E. Adams,
of Wasbir TO-. D c., formerly ~"
.Merlwetbe- w, sulewn'zeI
ia AtIant; =, n !, ii the rome of
he brides ..,enl, Mr. and Mrs.,
James r. 4;bnic>, 1t 2S3 Waverly
Was. Mr.. Adams is Tie son OF 'lr.
ID Mrs. H. u. ~. IS. of Me- =
we.her rd has N f~;;cads III
Aulls lie i RI" o.
Il msun, n .irerr,n.: lo, L. Srel..,
md has A g. nsi5le =, >it'nN in
tie genera! III c, OF the Aoutre-
R.,i way, ta.nIng,U", D. @.
:, !. w. +. Fraser, Of err, Ill
:. >. y. e., wa /, . ION of honCr,
:, Ii.s Katharine Adams, lis r
0 ..,.e ICON, maid OF iono'.
MI. / \. Ada -, CT Was
ins'on. ' g., was bis brolle ;.
y st m..i
Rev. ". lee Cu:", pastor OF ste
Iunar '',r,i Bapf :I'lrch, per-
;orrcu ceremony.
Ge. ;" he com;,r ri lie bridal
n.;v III, II II, ol...>cd 4
oeaulif..' in,i'"mcrtal :elrctlon.
U.us E.llIl Ienry, II Derrla, Miss,
sing II To. { Y.,u 'r.I, and The
'lolr God Gave Me YOU" The
= dal chorus was sung by sin 2ill
II nds Of the bride.
4: ihe strains "f th .'c'llins
Mach, pleve! bv Miss E':'ny. the
p.'idal party asscul Led lore in
lnprovised altar # pllms aid lei is,
artN'ced in the cpn,cr o. The diaw-
III rpor,; tall pedcsia Of white
and rIeen, basket, jilled with caste
lil,c,, j.. p .:isi,ol nGde uhr
rl ~>t r;;ilGie Luz cupid )
=, :, plcce.
.clIin.. 10 beautiful icrture
:. ,ne wcdaii,l "a, tho pre.tncc
". Two .andmothers Of the bride
..uJ eloon. 7lrs. ElaGiiu tarwood,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-10-04

The regular meeting of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union
will be entertained at &c lar
Grove" by Mrs. Halle Greneker
and Miss Sallie Mae Nicholson Sat-
urd&y afternoon, September 7, at
$3.50 O'Clock. At this meeting the
delegates to the State convention
will make their report.
The volume Of business of the
Bank Of Trenton has increased
enormously. Sec the figures in the
advertisement this week showing
the increase in deposits. Owing TO
tue increase in 5usinc ss, the bank
has engaged Mr.. Luther Watson to
assist Cashier w. w. Miller during
me fall season.
The sympathV Of the community
"ces out to Mrs. Orlando Sheppard
and Mr.. u. A. Griffin on account of
,l,c duaih of DR.. w. K. GriSin,
bio,hcr and father, respectively. He
- ac:.ileman of the old school
I'D l.il -ttained his s5th year.
''",c in rment took pla at New
berry. NIr. ard M. G. A. Griffin
..ere with DR.. Griffin a tie time OF
rs ,!eayb in the home Of his dauCh
i, Mrs. j. G. Mace, in Marion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-10-04
Aida, Sc. at -.
Mr.. Jackson Ord ,cu
Minister.

I have thought To- selcrA? .'c}i>
hat / ,olut wrlle : :ew line from
,he PE'liDl' commuui' 60. The
Ad,er ser, whicn :e,d evels :
week. We'll, we uad md IL
day service al PIil'o;n Sunday. Ii
was a d..v ji,at will never I've - 20
,en bv nl,snv VIC -e.e p,'r>ent, a..
p,ci.,'.v doe :, .,onIs 10 tb
.. ile.. :'...' go. o. wh..i ill
ev,> s..w, e. !, e lid II.;ri !, 1t
! AIN so.i3 = :or nt: Sister Ii
ouid uou le '2iLo rs. We la.
that she W III ouinler AtIendI".
The s. ,,e w. G. II. u. coGveuL .
We held SUNDAY Sciool ii .uc
morning and look IL colec' ,on
for the orpl4lase whlci. .;no .ni
to !, o.. Then VIC haG j. Sci nor bs
our dear yourg brothe, Io.n JACK.
son, and, oh, bow 30 sG 5e are of
him! But NY :leI vs. made $40
wien I thought of his s.;:nted :no b.
er. How she wcdld navo ENJOY:
being with us on snc'' !" 'ccS ion,
We II i sr"e hat o. 10 :. !. Hc!-
.er's c.iu.
We nd :, e.:, % :oou rln';s ;.
,.hilinni % .br oouv 4rd ,l>o :;
"a .. ~, ,c. !,"= Id
7Ae. -. -, Vi. Jon"., 4Hv.
II t.. ", .. II, .,e 5 - anu
Few. : Il. Groo ( CINE u It -, er-
IuCn sor g o.uilI,'ou o, Ero her
johnnie JAG ,on as a Lap i,c NJ
IS L. He III cave .ns moi .I';',
@ .e;uin " the selnin~-. " is
vile. Our neari ''d ca .'lS
III. nome circle, will ou IN te ,aI
b. his leaving, l.; lc viii 20 10
he foreign lield wuerc ne fccls he
7. ,rd has called rim 10 90. When
b. other Mrur..y ask The oidina-
ton questions Bro;''e.' Jc 'kso,i did
not fill 10 answer them savis,arior-
ily. Dl. Jones pre- ched We ordl-
nation sermon which was \ ablc
one. Brother Drool.e presented The
Elble, DO. of whom are greatly be-
loved at p!llippl. Our pastor,
Brother -, nude a ,"u;'tHl
:. ID enc ..a' .i'.g PRAYER eor our
young or ,:e.. AT the conclusion
of re u-.ilr- ton sci ice the con-
Jon w.: isr,iss viii au
raye: ~ 5r"l'mv Ja' kson
~ a..lch he 4n;,'l God or the
,.!i s .ol what ne felt in his
',e.
Z ,.,ptembcr 21th we observed
! isslon dav IN the Srpdlv
scnvo. o., i appropriate recltailons
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-10-04
~ seve.4.l os the children. Th

~ seve.. ! os the children. The
collection amount ID 10 >55.2j.
Our or':lnist, Miss Maggie Sha''
Ter, h. .etu Led rom the noun
slins to .re deli.lt Of ber ma"y
trierds. Size Iys ~le hc | q
lishtfrl "Trip.
Mrs. NJ C1llam " it ~.
dlash,e Ell in J"c' onv;lle, FL, las;
W ,k and had q verv nle,ssan. tip,
Jcing unlble TO j j! she saw IND
,nioved
alr. Ed Cull i'm WIS keot -
ousy l.,eL v yh ca'i'ino >i~e,e'lt
persons 10 Az. ~. !. in lis CT. E2
yea. to Arc...ia GIonu2v an W"d,
ne>das an., '''lii.av 10 Ionus: Oh an
JaiG..e Syrin.,. He, will also carr.
,everll over 20 Aiken Tues",;7 <
lie ,!uveilihg of the inonu.aeu, c
;ile aimed d.. J. G. G"owne ~ho
>e, ed Philippi church as pa %: ol
% wear.
We a.c Oily 20 repori a. soy.
orsl n. on" members werc 900 tin.
vel 20 .t'end the se.'l c =" til,
d.. Mir. Mlhlon ClaT', Mr. H.
m i il, Mrs. L. T.. Holm"
',:y ere ic''.. Mrs. Matte i.rm.,,
ii, h.. y en- w. i'll br' is ,ome
LEY.
~. W;l:A Clark ias return i
'ru.r =. 'rpi,,.l in Columbia We
NC / 'lw i.
alr,. I. !. itnsb;on O. Jobnstou.
c,.snuiy .nnt week with III =.
,ary CulIum md M. Ed Cull'n
anil, lie states th::I she ri"
"ou: 3o.pd, while 1 ere, WIZ
o!,ows VIVA. county lie III d" :
town Iolls.
Mr.. Joe Cullum has gone t.
Edgetel,l to-da' on business.
We were DELIGHTED TO hav viz
~ SIldL, nom vour .oWn, Ii. -
{. ri crman, Miss Daisy Iyol
..,ul NJ Lizzie Morgan.
We .b erv~d LIST Thursda5 a
tn,e r,ission rally day. An inter,
';ng programme was carried out
} our w. VI. q. members at their
inr. We are striving to raise
State mission apporlionmert at
once, aud be prepared for our Home
lnd Foleign mission apportionments
a. lEey come due.
Oar farmers IRE veiJ busy har,
vcstin" their cotton while the price
i rood. G.. T.. NJ.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-10-04
ia Middleton, who

- y Eusenia Middleton, who
pee !. j lie b.i,ial party an stood
nc .uardians # their children.
60 bride wore becoming gov Ia
~. Jerl.y hlte broHdcloth, rim
:..I il, .ur, and hat Of feat'lers,-
>4eos oI h.nl embroidery and
:. u =, she carried a bou Iuet Of
bride ros 'howered with valley
ill
The ma-Y'on and maid were Deau-
uulls COW Led in white Gesrgette
c.e.., tn ,ms / in white fur, and
"oro pi,;trle ha"s, 'hey carried
p'1.. Jrld.'s roses. TIE srs~dnnoth-
~r's wore b1sa;; Gcorse crepe,.
r'ith tc scb OF 5lri.' and carried
.. in Che q q 11es, tea wit,
Il endel -i,s me bride was CIV
e. .'y&ly .. her Drotho1, Mr.. G. L.
Choices, Washin. on, G.
Tue praY.r ''rok asch II the SER
va th,' ame that hf7 been
~ I'll" 7. Iding of he brides
.;cn.s. IT,. bride carried her
y ?molh rs 7.1ding ]la"dker-
:.c nj W ,c a pin sive'. to her
rsv.lo.ter IN her seventeenth
,. ld4y.
hlr. ,pd Mrs. Adams left after
ne cere,1rn..' f"r an extended trip,
W uich vi ilcluda the Great Lakes,
'oronto, Ncw York, and "ther
,oir. 8, an, on thoir return will be
;; :, IL in Washington, ID. c., 1920
;ln y Tsl,l Avenue, N. !..-Au-
Ife;r'G.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-10-04
RHEu;aA rlsM ..cl ows EXPoS a

RHEUMATISM .'cl uWS EXPOS S'i,t4>.
IN the iii all day is GeDer ILL.,.
ollow.d by p.in,ul iwineeN of rheu-
. IAN or neuralgia. Sloan's Lini-
.>rt will give you quick relief ana
,evcut .he twi1g"s from b. coming
ur.ure. Itquickly penctra' S with
OIL, a5bing and soothes the sore
.,pd lchirg joints. For SIRE, stiff,
,yhaus ID muscles SLat ache aud
.'..,oh from oveT.woyh, Sloln's Lin
i.Ileut rTords quick relie,. B ,ises,
spyA;"s. sti,ips .nG other minor in
iu.ies 20 Children ere quickly sootH'
! bv Sloan's Linimen;. Get bo'
lie to Law at .7our D. l:@gis- :,
2Jc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-10-04
Cupid Consun'na: Plar' II


Lac A'IvertlSer eA "us s'TIoie NJ
congratulations 70 in'' '"o -"-
ClYde i :cKSoh. >
Sunday morning O"o cars ol
;'o'mg people, MI; Cl'de JACKSON
md MI IS Jolla bei'e ana GRACE
Ihoni5, WI $ Mar'T Eo"an an,
VI r. jazz a"o w ai'',e ~ M
vent oVrr 20 .Au va 10, "a, AS ,.,, uHS'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-10-04

day, Wednesday, tor sixteen and
one-haif cents. How is that for :
good market? You will be pleased
with cotton sales made ct Edgefeld.
We have ever thing IN the line
of Ladies md Mlsse, Hats. Trim
med and untrimm;a, no eyttl
charges for trimming hats.
Rubenstein.
The first meeting Of the fall O.:
the Edgefeld chapter, o. y. G.,
will be held Tucsd y afternoon at
$3.50 at he home of Mrs. j. H.
Cantelou. A full attendance is
urged.
Am now ready TO begin ~ mu;
&c class. both insiiumen;:s and W.
cal, each $500 month. Your pa
t,onage solicit d,
Mrs. J. f.. Tompkins.
ne tone Spring school !,c4
opened WI. Mis- Bertha Webb OF
Chappell, ;,ac'er. She Is; a
granddaucn II ol The late Job
Strothcr VINO was well and favora-
bly 10. in Ed je6cld.
Drop /" The Adve o",
when you ,ttend cor oe "
nd nay youi Jubsc. n'ou. DO
not make it NC" jsa ,ornS o =; !"
yon d3nont OF tie ,moupt cNc.
DO not Tor. e5 t3is ~-s'.?'e rcn,i,'" II
\ !: s.ipn ~ OF C 1t ~ IS y
is. b " received Oh ne Oh ,
,a,'d;ugs. Lar g as o, nI-ot o
new ald OF. incl d 'iGus 70 select
.Tom. p ;criv. ''t.>ouso e.
Cole & MI
A,.er :: lie : COW IT.
ior .; ,.4e Womaa' CI.i ia
. .,e niJn, DC, clio Il
i, -. S,ur.N III ii. L.. j. /,
Mj.n5 % 20 I, o. Q; ,ol'-', 7, H. :
VII % ranG ,-r~rL day ..',;
:, 50 - III Florence Nj, E,
Y. :: ,rorc Ia" T. sears G, Gain
ilal vice, NJ. g, H. C,c,! Ia
v,ln Ill, iv q up il Z: 20 lilo
or The Adve.ii Ell Oh l'''i "
Lave enrlov NJ. J. H. Dli~'' O.
1lmmonsvil!e. S. c., prin' TO, IL
Yeas ex 2erieD c, 20 Ike her ii, &c.
TIE Advertiser 3 oleaseu -
chronicle me feet hat .sovei.!ol
Maunir T." a,ven or ambi loa.
End = 9ious young ,nenf, En>;:'.
: P, SCOT, the S, holarship II u
Medical Co'l se o. G. arle"ton. He
s imD.ovi; this golden onl'o
~ % ne !,llost ex -
Gea. NJ. L. Eor"am and Nh, u.
Cullan Sullivan 31ne down from
Anderson and attended the public
sale Of land Monday, being inter
es,eu as Trustees in fbe sale Of u
large tract Of land lying in Talbe.i
township near Mccormick county
line. The land was Did in by
them.
me Advertiser r2n saw Mr. !. ..
Scotc in Augusta Friday and he hes
dismissed politics from his mimi o..l
has gotten down to more profitable hys-
insss. He carried rs pounds of golde''
} Jersey Dutter with him to Aus ls'a (the
product of his dairy for the week. and
sold it for 95 cents per pound. You
car't keep a good man dow.
The collection at the Baptist Sun
dav school Sunday mo, hing amount
ed to slS3.OO, this being the pro-
cecds Of the annual Work Day fol
the OF phanagc The collection this
year was almost double that of for
mer years. The pastor, superint en-
dent and officers of the scnool are
delighted with the generous response
to the annual appeal for the or
pDans.
The Advertiser mau asked l.!m-
Der of persons Monda" what nor-
,ion of he Coz; IN CROP, in 'he,r
judgment, made in this county has
been marketed, and the majority,
including the public cotton wer H.
er, STAG / that about 20 per III.
hss been hauled from the fl H. hi
sold. What por.ion oil he crop =
your judgment has been converted
into cash.
The Antioch school buJldln, las
,,cen improved by the addition of a
1,1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-10-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. r. M. Scurry made a DuSl'
ness trip to Greenwood Tuesday.
Miss May Smith of Columbia is
visiting her sister, Ms. F. j. How
ell, this week.
District Attorney J. VIM. Thur
mond is in Creenvllle attending the
United States court.
Mrs P. M. Feltham, Miss Julia Folk,
and Misses Sophie and Grace Dobson
spent Monday in Augusta.
The Colliels and Red Hill schools,
two of the largest lural schools i'll
the county, opened Monday MOT
ing.
Capt. L. Y. Moore, the genial and
capable conductor, spent part o.
last week at ;nding court IN Wirus
boro.
Mr.. G. NJ. Whiclock, an exc,n-
plary young man from the MI. Zion
section. is now Sc. ling Mr.. E. S.
Rives as salesman.
AS Saturday of lis ~;eek > !
Jewish holiday the stores o. Rrve"
stein, Daitch Er's. and la&cl Mu-
kashy will be clo&rd.
Rev. and MIS-. R. G. Shannon
house and Miss Ruth Tompklns aye
in Charlotte attending the wedding
of Miss Polly Snannonhou4c.
Mr.. Fred Hamil,oa a,h bolJ$ .
responsible position II, .ae '',lyv =,
at home ior visi;, % ,is Zen
Mr.. sal Mrs. VI. H1'pilior.
Hon. S. :. Williams was n w'l
Monday shaking hands with .iis 1rle' Us
end appea-oG :, &c as Ally as II ne
his he cd ire legislative E;ckst
Merchandise WIS on shc love In
Edee6eld Salu. day. All OF &c
merchants in town were busy, some
of them employing HXt-I clerks.
Mr.. W. :. CT aid .Nr-, Taud
Ga. Fu.pie. >. Ocala, Fla, hav'
been . aes.s of >'eir acn,. llrJ. VIC
tori. Evans, dr. 'g{kc = s wee
We car, }pll line Of laiiG.; aod
Misses Coat Sui q, silk d. .. and
sport Goa :.
Eubensteiu.
Rev. Mr.. Fallaw, ycun. G-pt.sr
minister who resides nc:r B. shurg,
was i'll Edgefeld Su.,day end a'i'hd-
the morning service ut the 3aptisI
church.
Mr. and Mrs O. L. Dobson no orcd
from Augusta Sunday mo.n'ns; eno re-
NAMED in Edgefeld with MIR. no'son's
mother, Mrs. Emma Dobson, until Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. ana fI,;. J. D. Holstein left
Tuesday morning for New York.
Mr.. Holsteiu will plrchase the holi-
day stock for Penn 6 Holstein
while in the metropolis.
Mr.. Yancy Bryan SAYS he haS just
taken off so little chicks that will
make good friers for the holiday
season. This late crop of chickens
escaped the candidates.
The Advertise will chronicle ano.her
marriage or two next week. In fact,
If the demand for space increases we
will have to set apart column for
Cupid for the autumn season.
Mrs. John R. Tompkins returned
Saturday after pleasant stay of
several weeks at her former home
in Hender nville, n. G. She has
been very cordially greeted.
Business is picking up" with
Judge Kinnaird, the dispenser of
marriage licenses. He expects Oc-
tober to be the banner month since
the Germans began t. shoot up"
Europe.
Mr.. Allen I. Samuel spent the
week end here with his family. He
ranks high among the Edgeheld
young men who have gone out to
other commercial fields and have
made good.
A meeting of the Civic League
will be held Monday afternoon at
four O'Clock at the home of Mrs.
N. G. Evans. AS this is the last
meeting before the county fair, a
full attendance is urged.
Misc Mamie Cheatham entered
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-10-04

:.avo : all line of Ia lies
Wis !; 4: sIi!> :lffetta, crepe de
cline ind ,or re,' crepe. Prices
rom ;,2.U'I y TO DO.
lsubensteln.
.~--,. ~
FOE RMN I: Two E. -'Nrse
AIMS FIVE miles north of / !, h'l l.,
fertile lend. For particulars -tp-
DIV to Post Office iiox ia, EDGE
ield, S. G.
lO.4-16-2t.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-10-04

Agency for Tie E4uitabla :'he
l.,~ulnce Company. Tue lsr.-est
ep,., cnic1 in EdyeHeld. ,2ucl:
se, ice. Your patronage :pp.e-
c.. ID.
J. T. Harling.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-10-04

M. Ernest M. Corlev is now
serving Daitch Bros, as salesman.
Mr.. Corley, though an EdGeie!1
hoy, has for several years been re.
siding in Clearwater.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-12

New Orleans cotton.

New orleans, Sept. 11.-APoor cables
and reports of increased Offering of
spots in the South put the price of
cotton 1904 points down around the
opening here today. On the decline
large demand sprang up, coming APP
rarently from bullish traders enter
ing the market on the long Side and
the tone quickly stcadicd. AT, the end
OF the first half hour of business
prices were 10 points up from the
lowest.
Bullish rumors regarding the pend
ing reports on August consumption
among American mills caused buying
after the noon hour.
Prices ranged within narrow limits,
news features about balancing each
other. In the trading up to noo1 the
markets highest was within 100
points of Saturdays close.
The cotton market closed firm at a
net advance of sos points. The range:
Closed
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-12
New York Cotton.

New York, Sept. 1l.-Thc cotton
market opened steady at d net decline
of 7Wlo points today. with all de
liVerles making lew low ground for
the movement in response to lower
Liverpool cables. October sold off to
l4.Slc, December to 1i.9Se and ,lanu-
AIRY to l5.09c on the call, or about 1879
to 161 points under recent high rec
ords. There was further liquidation
and Southern hedging. but early of
ferinss were well taken by trade
buyers and active covering. with the
result that prices rallied some 10Mr
II points from the lowest shortly
after the call. Private Liverpool
cables said early hedge selling had
been absorbed by continental buying,
with the market later casing OFF under
better crop accounts from Texas.
A renewal Of Southern selling car
RED prices at midday l2Ml7 points
net lower on active positions, but
later the loss was fully recovered ON
a demand from shorts and unfavor-
able Mississippi advices claiming cX-
tenstivc bell weevil damage and that
farmers are unwilling to follow de-
clines.
Cotton closed firm. The range:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-12
PRIMARIES IN ARIZONA.

Phoenix, Ariz., Sept. 11.-Candidatcs
for United States senator, representa-
tive in congress, and the state and
other officials to be voted for in No
vember election are to be aamed to.
morrow in the statewide primaries
in Arizona. public interest centers
largely in the contest for the Republi
can senatorial nomination, for which
three aspirants are in the field They
are Joseph E. kibbey, Robert E. Nor
rison, and former delegate Ralph
Cameron. Senator Henry f. Ashurst
IS assured of denomination on the
Democratic ticket.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-12
JiyerpOOI Cotton

. liverpool, Sept. 11.rSpot cotton
weak; good middlng. 9.41d; middling.
9.25d; low middling, 5000; sales. 49,
goo bales; $500 bales for speculation
and export; receipts, $4,000 bales.
Futures quiet; September, 9.13d;
September October, 9.0Sd; October
November 9.05d; November December.
9.02d; December-January. 9.02d;
January February, 9.02d; February
March, 9Old; March April, 3D. April
May, sod; MayJune, S.9Sd; June
July, sod; July August, S.9Od; Au-
gust September, Sod.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-12
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN TO OPEN.

Joplin, Mo-, Sept. 11.-Joplin is put
ting on holiday dress and otherwise
preparing for the reception and enter
tainment of the Democratic hosts who
will be here tomorrow for the big
rally that is to mark the formal open
ing of the campaign in Missouri. Dele
cations of the faithful are expected in
town from every part of the state to
hear the speeches of Vice President
Thomas R. Marshall. Senator James
A. Reed and other eminent party
leaders who are scheduled to address
the big open air meetings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-09-12
TO SENATOR PAGE.

Montpelier, VT, Sept IA strenu-
Gus three-cornered fight for the Re-
publican senatorial nomination is the
outstanding feature of the Vermont
campaign which closed today, preli-
minary to the holding of the state
wide primaries tomorrow. Senator
Carroll S. Page, whose term will ex-
pire next March, lisa candidate for re-
nomination. His opponents for the
nomination are Governor Charles W.
Gates and former governor Allen NJ.
Fletcher.