Ten Cents Cotton Mr Morse Expects For 1904 05
Baltimore August 24. S F B Morse of the former Sully firm predicts a maximum 11 million plus bales for 1904 05 and argues the South can fix fair prices via warehouse systems and a 10 cent per pound minimum, avoiding speculative fluctuations. He notes crop risks from soil deterioration seed degeneracy labor exhaustion and boll weevils.
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Baltimore
S. FB. Morse
Daniel J. Sully & Co
Morse
Vata
D. A. Tomkins
South
Death by own action prevented by electric bitters
A notice proclaims a preventive for death by own action has been found. It urges immediate action at first thoughts of self destruction and presents Electric Bitters as a tonic to strengthen nerves and body, also regulating stomach liver and kidneys. Sold by Crawford Bros J J Mackey and Co Fundsburg Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Bros
J. J. Mackey and Co
Fundersburk Pharmacy
Christened Heir to Russian Throne Given Pomp
In St. Petersburg a czarewitch heir to the Russian throne was baptized at Peterhoff with a brilliant diplomatic assembly. After the ceremony the czar issued a manifesto of amnesty granting many privileges to the people of Russia. The move aims to conciliate Kinland's population.
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St. Petersburg
Czarewitch
Peterhoff
Russa
Kinland
Barber's Retort Sparks Congress Shave Incident
Bis Tim Sullivan recounts a Pennsylvania avenue barber who served him while attending Congress. After noticing the barber's drunkenness, Sullivan faced a razor slip, and the barber quipped that liquor roughens the skin as Sullivan reacted by leaving the chair in shock.
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Tim’ Sullivan
Pennsylvania Avenue
Congress
End of Bitter Flur A Dr Kings New Discovery Ad
DuPoint Ga reader J E Hughes recalls a long lung illness that seemed fatal before using Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption. He credits rapid recovery to the remedy which conquers coughing colds throat and lung troubles. Crawford Bros J F Mackey Co Funderbark Pharmacy offer 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes with a free trial bottle.
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J. E. Hughes
DuPoint
Dr. Kings
Crawford Bros
J. F.mackey and Co
Funderbark Pharmacy
Lancaster Schools Open Sept 5 1904 With Fees and Schedule
The Lancaster Graded Schools start Monday September 5 1904. Pupils assigned to grades or awaiting testing report at 8 30 am at the school building. Teachers to report Saturday at the same time. Incidental fee 25 cents monthly for district pupils. non district tuition scales from 1 to 2 dollars monthly. Factory school begins same day under Miss Grace Whis onnot. No child under six admitted. A. R. Banks, Superintendent. Lancaster S C August 16 1904. The Japanese Losses. Rome August 23. A telegram says Japan lost 2 500 men including 63 officers in assault on Port Arthur. Foley's Honey and Tar advertised by Funderburk Pharmacy.
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Lancaster Graded Schools
Factory School
Grace Whisonnot
A. R. Banks
Lancaster
S. C
Election Managers Appointed for Primary Election
At a meeting of the executive committees the following managers were named for the primary: Belair J Bailes Joe A Kell JD Hall Van Wyck M Yoder Gt HOC rfin augha G New Cat Hiram Steele JD Flynn Thorowell Williams Dwight Jis D Hinson Ei Lingle 10 Porter Tradesville J B Panderark Gt Me Neeley G F McManne Taxshaw Ingram Wdelk POM ilton Flat Croek Jno M Stroud L Bird W T Pitman Haile Gold Ming W Adaya Richard Hillop EL Philips Welsh s W Horton It F Tong TL Hinon Kershaw Jno W Truesdale JG Philips Jas R Horton Heath Springs PF Max wall JH Creighton Prius Ernest Hinson JW Blackine WB Faulkenberry SP Ben Montgomery J J Brown WT Hilliard IM Walliams Carmel H Carter J A Cauthen Wo Verlandingham Thornwell Iutf Crock BM Lathan J May Cunningham Elgin J B Hagins GF Ferguson A J Bail Lancaster E Secrest BIL Benaelt J Foster Moore Tancaster Cotton Mills James Mehaffey JE Davis Joseph Huey
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Belair
J Z Bailes
Joe A Kell
JD Hall van Wyck
M Yoder
Hoc Rfinaugha
New Cat
Hiram Steele
JD Flynn Thorowell
Williams
Dwight—Jis D Hinson
Ei Lingle
Porter Tradesville
J B Panderark
Gt Me Neeley
G F McManne
Taxshaw JU Ingram
Wdelk
Pom Iilton
Flat Croek
Jno M Stroud
L Bird
W T Pitman
Haile Gold Ming
Adaya
Richard Hillop
EL Philips Welsh
W J Horton
It F Tong
Hinon Kershaw
Jno
Truesdale
JG Philips
Jas R Horton
Heath Springs
Maxwall
JH Creighton
Prius
Ernest Hinson
Blackine
Montgomery
J J Brown
WT Hilliard
Walliams
Carmel
H Carter
J A Cauthen
Wo’ Verlandingham
Thornwell
Iutf Crock
BM Lathan
J May Cunningham
Elgin
J B Hagins
GF Ferguson
A J Bail Lancaster
Secrest
Bil Benaelt
J Foster Moore
Tancaster Cotton Mills
James Mehaffey
JE Davis
Joseph Huey
Bridge Letting For Horton Creek Crossing In Fork Hill area
County supervisor L J Per announces a bid letting on Tuesday September 6 1904 at 11 oclock for construction of a new bridge across Horton Creek on the road from Fork Hill to Kershaw. Plans and specifications available at the letting. Bond required equal to twice the bid. Right to reject all bids reserved.
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Swill
Horton Creek
Fork Hill
Kershaw
L. J
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Great Britain
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London Times
Lancashire
The
Rome
Port Arthur
Foley
Funderburk Pharmacy
Furman University
Greenville
S.C
Bowers Bros
Farquhar Threshers
Ajax
Wofford College
Spartanburg, S.C
Henry N. Snyder, Litt. D
Cleveland Science Hall
J A Gamewell
Fitting School
Spartanburg
Gant
A.M. DuPre
Lyon
Rase
AGON
J. E. Rutledge
Lancaster, S. C
E. Rutledge
Lancaster Marble
Granite Works
A. J. McNinch
Ancaster
Dis. Foley
Cherry & Co
J. Harry Foster
Specialty
W. FL Laney
Elm Street
Lancaster and Chester Railway
Fortawn
Basconville
Richburg
Cheswr
Charlotte
Columbia
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C&n
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Lent
Ly Lenir
Yorkille
Atlanta
Chester
Ly Richburg
Ras
Roinem
Chester—southern, Seaboard and Carolina & Northwestern Railways
Lancaster—Southern Railway
AP McLure
Leroy Springs