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The European V lAtonstvc Ht it lsd A (Mick. liOMdon, Oct. I I rho British have made a general iillnek along noa ri) the cat Ire nom fruin Ypres, in Bel? Killin, to Loon In Northern Krniteo. Pile linc ol I lu- repelled new ?it(?ck extends foi' more than 2 ? miles If ll proves IO l>e .1 ? en, <mI i .11, il ellen ..ive movement, II represents one |?f Hie mo t oxlousixo thal tho British ha ve iimleriaUeti The attack w is accompanied |?\ n hom ha r?l ineii I ol ihe He lg i un roast. Kopiilsinl, s;i> (termaiis. 1;. i Un. tv: ii A genera I ?ill ark Ps t he Uni I h tl loll K almost t lu* whole lioni I rom Ypres lo Loos, ac companied b) bombardment ol the llciginn coa t. is reported In the oill rial Ktaienieiii oi to dav from the war ellice All attacks if the British .ire saul liv ?inti} (tea 'quarters to have I ?lied Tlie oin? i il utiiiouncciucni regard lng operations on the .vettern front follow S "While ellem} monitors wore shell ing lh? coils! 11r.tr Westend?? i del gtum), and Ihe arllllerx of the one? HIV was shelling eur positions to the north ot Ypres w il Inuit success, ihe liutish began an attack behind clouds of siti?se and gas over almost the entire from between Ypres and Loos rbis attack failed completely. \l -eve.al places the smoke clouds Moated Into the trenches >>f the one lit) Onl) ul some small points tu the northeast and casi ol Vormelles wcte ihe British aide t,> obtain foot-j ing in our Hrs! line (ronches. The) ??ave since been driven out, for lite litest pail, with hand ?M?nade-; Five attacks ol the i ... nt), m.ide without the us,, ol smoke cloud -, but with strong tones against the posi tions wesi of lliilltit'h were repulsed with severe losses lo the attackers, south of A ii g res two machino guns were taken noni thc cucut) in a counter attack Viler the ox ion a Hon ttl the pontt ton Known as Kleinen Nes ter which thc Kreuch had retained on ilu- heights casi ol" Solicitez. 100 prisoners remained in our hands. lu tho Champagne tho Kreuch continued 'hen uHack on both sides oi |':i hu re with thc mont extremo bit terness Kl ve attacks to the south and attacks to tho north ?>: Tn ll lt ro Souain road broke down with a se vere loss to i ho attackers Attempts at night attacks wore que Hod at tho verv out sol b> our a rt tiler) tire "On Cumbroo height a trench of tho eneitt) 120 meters long was blow a lip b) a mine "In the Vosges the Kreuch attempt ul to recapture the positions which the) hist on tho Schrat uta uno lo l'hoir ! attack broke down in from ol our entanglements." What Britain Claims. landon. (Vt M A British ?>trn cial statement to itighl tolling of the latest offensive bx : he British troops between l a Bassoo and Arras reads "YosttM'dax afternoon after a bom bardment we attn,'ked the enemy's ?ronches ttndei iwer of a cloud of smoke and gas from a jxoint ibont 000 yards southwest of llullnch to Ibo Hohc:i . ol e--.- redoubt XV - 'Mi" ?d about l OOO var.ls ot 'vouches .inst south .md wis- o llu'.luih. but ?oro tiualile tv> maintain our |?osituMts there ow ng to the enemx'?? shel! tire 'Sont hw esl ot S Kite wo captur o?i and hold tho enemy's ; renell iv hind tho \"oi".tte'.le?-Hnl!noh road and tho southwest? rn edito o' tho ,-,.:.,: rios, both in.'.u>.x,- \Ye w<o ?.s;> tir.?si a j vouch o -, ?lie northwest i.t?o of the fore-: We a-od tho main nv:., h v'. :V,e H.'hen/o'.lorn redoubt, but thc on out) is sr.II sr. . xx o commu nicating trench?'* he? w iv ti tho :o doab: and tl e quarrie* ' Zeppelin*- X^.tin Strike I ??inion Berlin. Ot ? \\ An official ro fort given otu !?'-?,.<> b> tho dorman adutlralt> regarding tho Zoppoltn raid or. London sax s :hat ni .tdd t o:-. :?v dropping bombs on toe Kngl sh capital, tho waterworks at Hampton ;t;td the town of Wxvdxvioh, where t' cro is a groat arsenal, won? hosvilx IHMI .barded Croat tires ate reported to have ftxP.oxved the oxploshtn iv the .'.eppo.in bombs rho text of the ad tr rait)'* statement io'.'ow s Berman airships dar-.v. g the nigh: of (Vtober ? attacked the o::x o: 1 ot:.lon and nearby important estab li*htnont* ?> wc! as thc hatter;??* of 1 ps xx ?ch "Sex oral attaoks wno made cspo ?ria?iy on tho ?..: > o: London Pv .'.?v k- v': London. :he x-xaier xvorks a? Mam, ton near London, and Woolxvioh a".>o xvetv hoax i > ?-o? : si rd ed with : . o v..: .a : \ bo m b s A: all the place* attacked - - ; 1 V l BIG MI AI s ' \o SOI li. Vi ll> MOM Vi ll, 1 \ IMGKSYION OB i. V?* "Papo's Biapopsin" is On lok ot. MIT rsi SdMitaolt l?<diot Known Trj H ? I ? ^ cai - 1 CS N, ! . take a dose inst .,s >. - , .* v .?..? There xx.", tv no son' r < ? "\ belching o: t.r.Ws.ed ?V " w Ith aold. \e : 5 a o. - st ?uva?"v..? .-.>oa C..-: .-?a. - , a oh es, dinrinc** or .-. rbi? wiil all g.v and b, f .. # i'vc-c ? . s omach to poise., xoar brea':h. with i au*?v<u* odor* Pape* Diapep**r s a ?vrtaln ?-..re 'or oat-vii-order stoi a. ! < bevan** <: . xsos hold of >\>ur food and digests B .-.ss: the SA mc .\s j ! r oicxr.'.Afh ' * ?#n : there. ' ' ' Relief in five minutes f-.w. a 1 s omach m **rj .s wA.t.ng for >o.: st : ?ny drug st orv These large pert raso* .ronti enoug?i Pa {v's DUpepsin to keep th? ? rr.tirc family free from stomach .Ls- - order? and indigestion f?>r n-.Ar.v month*, it belong* In y oar home - Adx . portant explosions and grout Uro* wen' ?ilise r\ ed. "All lho airship.-, returned safely, although they wer?' vigorously ?it liit'ked on passing over th?> Kngllsti coast." (London's latest Zeppelin raid ex roods In til?' number of casualties any previous attack on (he Hellish capi tal The las) i n \\ h Ich casual! len wer? reported, thal ol September S, .'ou?es second. r\vent> deaths wen' caused on thal occasion, while Mi persons were injured, The casual lies in the raid 01 last night bring the lolal for all air raids on Hugland up lo lilli, ol which number I VT per sons were killed and HUI injured.) Turk - Hu I gar Agreement. Vnisterdam, ct l I. Sonil-otll clal iimuiuncemeiil thai a Turro Hul ear?an militar> iigreenienl has been signed, is made m The Lokal Anzei ger. I nder the terms of the agree ment Turkey place?? two arni) corps and her munn ions factories at the disposal o! Holgar?a while the latter country agrees to supply Turkey with coal and railway materials. lt is agreed that Turkey shall have ?iee use of llulgarian harbors. 17 Herman St mr, titers Missing. Loudon. Oct i I Seventeen Her man ore steamers w hich ply In t ile Hallie Sea are missing. tU'iorditlg to a Stockholm dispatch to the Kx change Telegraph Company, and atv believed to have been sunk bj lt?it ..sh submarines. london Report mi Haid. 1 .omloil. Oct. ll. Kif ty liv e per sons were killed and 1 1 I injured ill (lie Zeppelin raid over London last night. Kouriecn of the 'persons killed and 1.'. of tho I I t wounded were nr.l itary casualties, according lo an an nouncement made by ibo olhVial press bureau. "Kixe aeroplanes ?>f the Royal Kly ing Corps went up, bul ewin:; to at mospheric conditions o:il> ene aero plane succeeded in locating an a" ship Phis aeroplane, however, was nuable t< overhaul the airship lutero it w as lost in the tog. Se:nc houses were damaged and several tito were started, but no se rious damage was caused to military material VII lires wer?' soon under cont roi. "The home office announces the following casualties oder than tho military casual tus reported above: Men Women. Children. Killed . . -2" 9 Injiuvd ii i 30 7 Totals. 9\ SS 12 "Ol these casualtios Ri killed .rad :'."> Injured were in the Loudon area and these tlgures include those an nounced last night A l*ine W hooping Cough Remedy. Mother*. Pr Hell's Pine-Tar Honey is Just the remedy for your ch ldren's cold ailments. The fact is thai pine ;s a quick enemy of cold ,.'::,; ;:,'::s Ita qualities loosen the mucous In the throat, soothe tho lungs rad open np the air passages. Vhe combination e>i honey soothing and pleasant, with the loosening pine .j ti a! I? makes this an ideal cough remedy fer children Kaeh passing v ear brings for t new friends A family of growing children cannot ai ford ' be w thou! .'. - ? a bottle. A .tv. 3. !*?eptoml?ei ? ovum I i gut*??!?. Washington iv: lt Cotton used :n he United States dut . u Septem? '.?et-. ?.''>.'.'*.:' ba'.es. exclusive of lint ers, the censas bureau announced. Phis cent, aros with ll I.SOt bales ttl Septen ?HT last year Or hand September lS;h tr. con suming establishments. LOS?.il ? ba', es ? ga tn st " .. S .- a year ago. In public storage and compresses. ^.Tt1 ..<,"?00, .?c.. tis: '..(....' i?-? a year i .c ? September ex .s?tts ?0 - 0S1 Against I TTS a yea- a co Imports : against K?.Sl.V Linters used ?USO. against 27.? 71* 4 On hand September 13 itt con sumir.?; establishments. 12S.05S igaitist t?S 'vpublic warehouses md i\>:npresses. ?T.lOi? against 7 N Linters exported 10.S?4 against <*.. indies active ?' - . ' 104 assit st v:s 0:d Seres. 0U?er R?rr??*:- .Van t C.. ? r M ?.*.?* r.- vr.&Kt ?..*.. .? lor.s - sr... r? ?.rt? Ar.U??rt:C lt? : v ?S ti*'.'*? f ? t: ??nt HfAti ?t tho ?.e-.s? ft-? ii*. >.v S ??nh lYchnically Htiilty, .' e State '. .?Hi ? .. s - : . .: .?. ; .?t do:, tv? Charley Lar. dru m. May ? *e> .r.e. M': ?:.?.: : r> s.\ :. or..!", s . ' ? ? . ?.Mare itt sa sfytnj! a mort cage. I .'; rs r? sr. st ??'..: - ?ooKS On after- ! seove*Yd e>idenc?? : was . md tba; the negro's state .. te t,av f t ! : lortgag?? n a rs cd i opal ??till K.Miii? Kuropo. A tv. s tc rd a m. iVt ', 4 - - T>.f Her'.-.r. \< . b sa r. i et ser a n r. ou rices : ne e n ragcmer.t o? rrinee .loach i rr young ?i so-, o' Km;vror Wi'helm and - ?.e?* Narc A u cn st .r.e. d a a fib. ter Y v' K '. .? ard of Anhalt Tb.e i r r.> -> w .? j 7 years old last .tun?? . Hw QisiM-i? Thst fews H?ct Affect TIM Hew* ?rL'J?** S*J lt? !.>.?< ?n.J. Itxativt rftr-?l LAXA ? '_? *ROt*tO OV'.NlNV i* bettrr ?S?r ..vrvf.n?ry * . f ?TI.- .,,.-*-? T>.>I .-iu?* nrr?-.-'tv?rc<? o.*f ?r-nt rt Sf?.' Rr m fr.-. Sf- Iht to.: ->?r?t ?nj '^ ,c,r ih? tirxu^t ct y M c.Rovi: tv. COTTON PUTUIW I/AW DKCLAltKD I neons! it ut lonni hy Federal Judge. ' Appeal to I te Taken. - N? w York. Oct. 13. -Federal Judge Hough today handed down tl decision declaring unconstitutional1 the law known as the Colton Futures! Act. Ile rendered judgment in fa vor ot Camel T Hubbard and others lu a sun to recover damages for as sessments made and collected by the collector of internal revenue. Judge Hough in a lengthy opinion saul the Cellini Ku tu res Act was technically unconstitutional because the law originated In the Senate in stead ol In the House of Representa tives This is one of the legisla tive projects which, to he a law. must originate in the House of Represen tatives." said Judge Hough. ?'The Constitution of the United States provides thal lill revenue bills shall original?' In tho Cower House. This bill, I lind, was introduced ill ibo Senate, and as it is a bill for raising revenue, it is. therefore, un constitutional. ii is most unsatisfactory to have to ground a decision upon so techni cal a point, but such as it is. this decision disposes ot tho case." ? * . KlVoci on Exchange. Announcement ot tho decision caused a sharp break in prices on the New York cotton exchange, hut in formation that th.e decision would not change the status of existing con tracts caused partial rallies. Concerning the government's con tention that tho act was designed primarily io ??rev eut speculation m colton futures. Judge Hough said ;t was Immaterial what Intent was be hind tho act so loni; as Congress had labelled it a tax measure Shortly after reports of tho de, is .0:1 reached cotton travlers there was a sharp break in tho market. I" nt il thou thc market had boon linn, with January contracts up to 13.80, mere C?an $l..*?0 a Sal?' over Monday's clos ing. Rut news of tho decision car ried 'pines down almost to Monday's lev els Later tho opinion was expressed about tho cotton exchange thar the decision would not have any effect upon existing contracts, and there were rallies ot" from 10 to 1 ."> points. Tho markot remained unsteady until the , '.ose. however, and opinions upon the effect of tho decision wore widely dl> orgeat, The .u t became operative Febru ary Iv and if the higher courts sus tain Judge H ou.uh. or if tho govern ment does not appeal tho case. al", money collected under tho law mus: ho refunded. Although tho ac: placed a tax of two couts a pound upon all transac tions ot cotton for future delivery. .: was openly avowed by its sponsors as being a measure designed to pre vent speculation in cotton fut res. This form of trading formed a ? ? siderable portion of tho business d? between cotton brokerage firms 11 tho Knited States and Liverpool. ! Whets ..: became operative trading in futures was immediately curtailed. Tho business done b.? two or throe ..vue NY>v Vvvrk and New Orleans timi:' rapidly dwindle 1 and several prominent cotton broker* prepared : o retiro. Vu \ppoal K\|H?CtOtl. Washing : o 11. Oct. I ? A tor ney Oenerai i? regor j declined to-night to tndiv.tto whether tho Department of Jus; .0 would a; peal from Judge Hough's decision holding tho Cotton Future* Av : unconstitutional Ho said ho could make no statement un :.'. :.i road : ho de? i*ion l: s believed in official croles, however, that an appeal will bo taken, particularly .: the Department o' Ag rion lt uro and the Preneur j He ia:- ::.?. ::: desire action rho decision was a surprise to i man> officials familiar with tho Law. rho Department of Justice wa* cogn isant o? the fact that ?he bil! origi nated in tho Sonate, but ts understood i to Loo ro?ied mainly apo:, tho fact that tho Sonate bill did not contain any taxsv.g provisions, such .is ..re in tho '.aw as finally signed by : he P res it m. si g tho debates in Congress thoro > .?> no suggestion that the va '...;.:y o: tho law might bo Questioned because of its origin. It >vas regard ed as a punitivo measure, designed so tax or prevent dealings in fut sires, and tho taxation method o? lealing >vi:h : -.s cs to transactions finally was soicoted in proforonco to ethers pro PO? od. Will Make No Chango. New York. Oct 14.- Owing sc tho tee'.:;.g o? uncertainty among tton traders as to tho attitssde t: No? York Cotton Exchange would take following tho .1 , :? ot: b) Federal J.sdge Hossch that tho Cotton Fu tures A.: was unoonstisutsona 'ho hoard of managers of tho exchange to-day issued thc follow sec s"ate l*ho board o? managers does not - -.. ? - laws or rv.'.os o? tho exchange .?. hieb w? . 1 1 a fte : t\ st in c con tra?"* s No con rirmat .vn was obta . . i to da) ot 'v.o re;?ort that sh? govern? ? 1 . ton .io.i to appeal front .' sdge is w -, * generali) believed tr? .'.se would bi appealed in-an offer- to got an o; rt .on from the Knited S-ates Sn] rome Court as to ?bot .. r the method ot applying tho sax ot . en ts a pound under tho Cotton Fut ros \.s is I ? v cr F.xpocts Reversai. \...ic rsc:, s C. Oct. 14 - Rf pr? fet las ?ve A y Lever. one of 1 . au? t hors o? tho Cotton Futuro* Act which * as declared uncons tu; .-mal b) Federal Judge Hough New York yesterday, sn a ?tatemen: ..ero to-day sa ? tho decision dt?l : . r-.jr ;"ss< h m. bus indicated tl U es poo: od ire Knit-ed States S: - rae Court to rc .orso tho New Y : : k sr:. . From tho rest-arks of " :dge Houci luting tho arg-.srv.er. ? tho ca?? before him." Mr. Lover sa i. "1 an. t vt t- :~. r s*-d a: Cc v.c. s .. as tf.'.v . ; o .st the Ns: r - .1 - ? -:r>a tion obtainable, but 1 ha-o fatth sn ire Supreme Court's dec ss. : tho bil; The- first income *.<v a, ts ?ere dr :?d unconstitutional l ts we .1 - an :: vOr.)0 tax I v. n "The break of more than $1.60 per j baje oil thc New York eotton ex change after tim announcement of the decision yesterday, on the possi bility Of returning to the old system, is the liest evidence of the value of the act to the cotton producer." As Hoke smttii Sees lt. (Atlanta Constitution. 15th.) Senator Moke Smith. In a state ment on the decision of Fede ral .Indue Hough, holding unconstitu tional the Smith-Lever Cotton Fu tures Act, declared yesterday that it is bardi} probable thal "the courts can hold that the bill falls within the requirements of th?' constitution, which provide that revenue bills must originate in the House." While the Senate passed a cotton exchange hill." said Senator Smith.! the Mouse laid aside Ihe Senate bill: entirely and passed -\ substitute. Thc taxing feature of the law originated! entirely in ihe House. The cotton ex changes would make an inexcusable blunder to abandon these contracts, I for if the present law is successfully attacked a substitute (overing thc' contracts will, in my opinion, he: quickly passed when Congress, meets." YOI "Ki: Bli.IOCS ! 1 /KT "C AS? w in-:TS" i.i v i : X L1VKR A\?> itOWKKS. Don't Stay tl caducity, Constipated, Sick, With liront tl Had und Stumm lt Sour. Met a 1 0-cen1 box now. Yen men and women who can't get fooling right -who have head ache, coated tongue, had taste and foul breath, dizziness, can't sleep, .no bilious, nervous and upset, both ered with a sitk. gassy, disordered stomach, or have a bad cold. Aro you keeping your bowels ( lean with Cascarets. or morely forcing a passageway every few days with salts, catharitio pills or castor oil? Cascare!? work while you sleep; i l?anse tho stomach, remove the sour, undigested, fermenting food and foul gases; take tho excess hilo from tho 'iver and carry out of the system all tho constipated waste mat ter and poison in tho bowels. A Cascare; to-night will straighten you tun by nor:.inc -a 10-cent box, from any drug st IMO will keep your stomach sweet, liver and bowels reg ular, and hoad vicar tor months. Don't forget tho children. They love Cascareis because they taste good never gripe OT sicken,-Adv. Thomas Incited is Kditor. Columbia. Oct. 1 ?. Kev. .lohn Haul, editor of : Ito Way ot" Faith, a religious periodical published in Co lumbia, has resigned to become pas tor ot :'::c Hampstead Square .Metho dist congregation, Charleston. His resignation will become effective Oc tober 31. The last number of the paper to be publisehed tinder the di rectors i] ol Mr Haul will IK> issued Ootob? r i's. Hov. Thos. H. Leitch, of Columbia, will succeed to the editorship of tho w.. of Faith. The new editor is now pastor of the Oliver Cospel mission, ind is also a member ot" the publica tion board of trustee**. How s rids ; \\'e offer otu hundred dollars re ward tor ar.) ease of catarrh that cannot In- cured by Hall's Catarrh L'un? F l Chene) & Co.. Toledo. Ohio. Wo. the undersigned, have known F. ? Cheiu) tor th?? last l? years, ?nd believe him perfect!) honorable ;v. ali business transactions and flnanciall) abie to varty out any ob ligations maile by h..s firm. Nar.tnial Bank o: Commerce. Toledo. Ohio. Hal's Cata:::. Cure is taken In ternally, acting dirtvtly upon the td oed and mucous .surfaces of the system. Tesis:r.os..als sent 'roo. i'rsv? 7?c ; er bottle. Sold by all Take Hs?H's Family Pills for con ttip&Mon. - Ai'.v. lead BB UH] as "Cotton." Kl Paso. Texas. ?Vt. 14.-Tue first 'onfiscation her?- of exports trout rills? territory ?nv sirred to-day. when i carload of lead bullion was seized ty ihe customs bouse authorities for Ilegal en I rv. -.vb er. found In a train >f ?1 ar loads of cotton arriving i o re fr o m t h ? i5 o u t h The vottos, was consigned to a rep resentative ot : h? Yilla government )ne carry:r.g ta i was manifested v. th the rest as cotton." and so re -Ttod by the re. e.. er She Will Recover ! 5; her r. v: *- = !. ""- - . friends and r.eic'-.V> rc {eh ?i sure o? it tee. They have 1 ; used Peruna then'is-elves , and know c: its merit?. That cid cough that had \> rried her : r year? an i > ( ar?, f r v. hid sh< had taken all ?ort? of cough ' : medicines, ha? di?af peared. I Peruna i> d.ling the work. She NV il! re,- ver. Indeed. ?lt? lt?? rec. vc red. _ H. r ram- ls Mr* Wi".am I Hohmann, Lincoln Ave.. ChicagA .'.'.s She hitv? suffered , with catarrh cf the bronchi*] ' tubes arul had a terrible cough ever sir.oe a child. As she got Older she pm w xrorw. She couphe.? r-oth. w.r.tor aid sum r r. H.\? to til up at right. Could roi y'.ecp. "But all that ! has lift me row. IVruna ha* our-?.; me." 7 h .?TV- are c:h-:rs, ar.d there ? is ft nas.r.. A X N l'A li REPORT R, H. ALEXANDER, Treasurer of Oconoe ?County, S. C. To His Honor, tho Presiding Judge of Fall Term (1915) Court of Gen oral Sessions for Oeonee County, S. C.: Schedule of claims paid from school ninds for fiscal year commenc ing July 1st. UM I. and ending June 30th, 1915. No. Amount. District No. I. i K. 11. Price .$ 18 25 1 s 2 E. C. Ablcs . 10 LT? 209 C. II. Witt . 10(5 00 is s C. H. Wilt. 10 00 ._M?L' Mell Kellett . 40 00 253 Carrie Stewart . 40 00 254 Jean Kennedy . 40 00 ::;C< A. O. A. Talley. li S 0 0 If." Fannie M. Uroyles ... 40 00 I0S Nell Kellett . 40 00 409 Carri?' Stewart. ?? ?:0 im c. ii. wm . ion on 47 1 C. II. Witt. 50 00 472 Carrie Slew;.vt . 20 00 TIS C. II. Witt . 110 75 ?i20 Julia Gumbrell. 20 00 92 l E. C Asbell . 29 80 93 l A. O. A. Talley . 14 00 i ni ;. c. ll. Witt. 102 76 I n l t? C ll. Witt . . . ... 6 78 1 n I 7 Thad Gaines. 1 : loi*? i D. ?abb . 5 <!."> 1019 l> E. Dalrymple .... ."> 62 1 020 M rs T. A Bolt . 1 00 1 02 1 Pleas M a li a ff ey . 1 3 : Total.$'12*1 00 District No. 2. 10 1 Kola Brown .$ 30 00 105 Lola Drown . 7 50 ;;::."> L. c. Speares. 68 ' 3S0 L. C. Speares. 55 00 :?s"> Lola Drown . 35 00 400 W. D. Giles . IO 00 ISO C. ll. Holland . :CT 50 .'.:'(> L. C. Speares. 59 55 531 Lola Drown . :!.". 00 5S9 IV S. Hicks . 25 00 ('.".:? P. S. Hicks. 12 .".<. 665 L. c. Speares. 55 00 t?!?0 Lola Drown . 35 00 726 W. D. Gile.s . 8 43 749 Southern Desk Co. .. 65 27 sm L. C. Speares . 55 oo 807 Lola Drown . 35 00 SS2 Lola Drown . L'f> 25 S97 L. C. Speares . 4 4 25 Total. -700 00 District No. 3. I W.H. Jones.$ 163 <M? 20 K. A. Koa ves. 34 87 122 .las. W. Harrison . . 50 00 206 E. P. Bruce . 17 45 211 M.S. Carroll . 7 'J 7 7 221 Lettie (Haut. 4 0 o?) 2 22 Gussie Du Pre. 4P 00 304 Lettie Grant . 40 00 305 E. P. Bruce. 65 00 310 Hattie Gassaway ... 2."> <)0 334 Gussie Du Pre. 40 00 4 35 O. D. Bogga . 5 00 453 Thos. A. Smith .... 20 23 4 7 7 Lettie Grant . 40 00 i 7 s Gussie Du Pi o. } o 00 E. P. Bruce . 65 00 ". E. P. Bruce . '.".7 50 .". l ! W. E. Rhyne . 16 00 517 C. M. Ables . 7 00 590 J. Y. Burns. U '?'?'< 592 E. P. Ramsay . 104 04 .'. l" !.. O. Brock . 4 25 626 D H. Marett . 15 oo 267 Matheson Hdw. Co.. 32 90 600 E. P. Bruce . \<< 6 62 Lettie T Grant .... 10 u0 663 Cassie Du Pre . i" 00 0s?$ W. J. MeCle*koy s;; 7 7 2 1. . tie Grant . 40 00 7 73 G s? ' Du Pre. i.". 7-1 y. .'. Bruce . 65 00 s T.: Let i Cirant . 40 00 5 7 t Gussie DuPre. 4o 00 $9"i E. P. Bruce . 65 00 ..'7 .' Gussie Du Pre. 4 1 50 t* 7 ; E. P. Bruce . 66 :'.?> 9 7 > Lettie Gran: . (1 00 Total.$ 1 ?;>1 39 District No. I. 126 J. D. Isbell. Agent 3 00 160 F. M. Simpson . 10 SI 166 Southern Desk Co. .. 2s 1 :. 249 Belle B. Drown . 50 .'.:! 265 F. M. Simpson . 2 .*>."> 369 Helle B. Drown ... st? 00 5 5.". Belle B. Drew;-. .... 90 00 601 M. J. Alexander .... 27 50 7 5 4 Belle 4.L Drew n . S5 40 792 M. J. Alexander .... 27 00 T;*.: M. J. Alexander .... 26 .*>o $23 J D Isbell. Agent ... 00 S33 De!'.e D. Drown . s5 30 930 Dei Io B. Drown . S 5 (?O' Tota!.$604 SN Dis::.ct No. 5. 30 Willie L Gram .... $ 3o 00 ' 51 Cordelia Dearden ... 40 im 52 Vera J. White. 10 00 53 Corrie P. Foster ... 40 00 9 4 Cordelia Dearden ... 20 00 1 o6 Vera .1 White. 20 00 j 107 Corrie P. K?ster .... L'O 00 ; IOS N P Kelley . s.'. 00 ; ! 69 J D. Isbell . ;t 00 19 S Vera .1. White. 20 00 200 Ila J. Dearden . 20 00 201 Cordelia Dearden ... 20 00 '. .' N P Kelley . 4 2 50 : 17 J M Truln? k . 4 2 50 2$ 1 \\ ra .1. White . 4" 00 j s 2 .1. M. Truluck . S5 00 293 Cordelia Reardon ... 4 0 00, 29 4 Ila J. Dearden . 40 09 : 4C0 J. M Truluck . s."> <?. 47,' Cordelia Dearden ... 40 o> 17 4 Ila J. Dearden . 4 0 00 . (7 Vera J. White . 40 OO 49 " Willie L Grant .... 30 00 ! *>t?5 Sheldon Furniture Co S 25 t*4 9 Cordt Ita Dearden ... 4 0 00 (550 J. M. Truluck . ... S5 00 j f.5 : Vera .1 White . 4 0 00, 2 Ila J. Dearden. 4 0 00 759 Myers Bro?. & Co. .. 49 SO T'S J M Truluck . S5 00 ? Vera J While . 40 00 . 70 Cordelia Dearden ... 40 00 :T i Ha J. Dearden . 4000 S6S .1 M. Truluck . $5 00 Si . v< ra White .... 40 00 >?*? Ila J Deslrden . 4 0 00 $91 Cordelia Dearden . . 40 oo :.: T ,i D. libell. Aceat . . .'."*> Cordela Dearden ... 40 00 P59 lia .1. D c'a rd on . . 40 00 J M Truluck .... s5 ee l?6 1 Vera J. While. 40 00 ic*2 CT C. Myers . 3 50 District No. 6. 1 I Ada Simpson .$ 37 00 42 Kinma Cur renee ... ii 7 00 54 H. 'H. NeSmith.105 00 i 11 C. L. Edwards .... l G 25 I63 W. H. .Iones . 10 61 IPI Willie Howell . 4 2 50 192 Kima C. Clayton ... 12 50 193 Henry ES. Sheldon ... S? 00 27?5 J. C. Leacroy. 2 85 L's s FI. B. Sheldon . 170 0 0 ::77 Westminster Hank .. 12 21 12.5 W. H. .Iones . 239 0 I I5 I H. B. Sh'ddon . 170 0 0 628 H. E. Sheldon . 170 00 Tso H. E. Sheldon . ITU no 785 Matheson Hdw. Co.. . 1 39 02 sso H. E. Sheldon . 170 00 951 Westminster Hank .. KI2 96 952 H. E. Sheldon . 170 00 954 H. H. Marett . 9 OS Total.$227? 02 District No. 7. 3 W. H. Jones .$ 52 80 43 Irene Newton. 32 50 44 Gladys Cobb . 35 00 50 Mattie Edwards .... ::0 un 66 Ottiti Harriss . 7 65 7 2 McKinley Scott .... 20 00 92 J. H. Plyler . 05 00 118 Mattie Edwards .... ' 15 00 135 J. ii. Plyler. 65 00 136 Gladys Cobb . 35 00 K!7 Irene Newton . ?{2 5 0 289 J. R. Plyler. 65 oo L".io ('.ladys Cobb . 35 00 378 Irene Newton. 35 00 136 Mattie Edwards .... 30 00 445 Matheson Hdw. Co. . . 18 95 512 J. K. Plyler. 65 00 .".2.'. Irene Newton. 35 00 534 Gladys Cobb. 35 00 6 I 1 Mattie Edwards .... 30 0o 661 J. R. Plyler . 65 oo 685 Gladys Cobb . 35 00 I?86 Irene Newton. 35 00 TT?; Mattie Edwards .... 30 00 Ts2 J. R. Plyler . ii:. 00 S l 7 Gladys Cobb . 35 00 SIS i rene Newton. 35 00 839 Mattie Edwards .... 2 1 00 ST:? J. R. Plyler. 65 00 ;i tn Irene Newton. 35 00 950 Gladys Cobb . 35 00 972 J. li. Plyler. 65 00 5173 Gladys Cobb . 35 00 ?7 l Irene New toi . 35 00 979 Otto Hurriss . 15 00 Total.$1345 40 District No. 8. 79 Agnes VeRelle. $ 10 00 96 May Land . 29 00 1 1 I Agnes VeRelle. 21 80 HM R. T. Skelton . 2 25 2S7 Amies VeRelle. 45 00 3C3 Harry Poster. 27 95 443 Agni s VeRelle. 563 i larry it. Foster . . . T'.T A a nes v'eRelle. !. 2 S A isnes VeRelle. t'.ss Harry R. K?ster . . . G25 Agnes VeRelle. Total.$39 2 0 0 District No. 9. 426 Beth Coe .$ 30 00 1S 1 Leila Ferguson . 25 00 577 Beth Coe . 30 00 Tis Hertha Schumacher .. 35 30 S53 Hertha Schumacher .. 35 15 Total.$155 45 District No. 1 0. 55 R T. Skelton.$ S 00 125 R. T. Skelton. 4 00 127 J. D. Isbell . 2 50 195 Ruby Hickson . 60 00 96 A melia McKaden .... 40 QI 346 Ruby Hickson . 60 00 ;; 1 ". Amelia McKaden .... 40 00 Ils Ruby Hickson . 60 oo 119 Amelia McKaden .... 40 00 516 .1. Wrinn . 27 60 593 Ruby 11 ii kson . 60 00 .">'.. 1 Ame.ia McKaden .... 40 (". 60 i lt. II. Alexander .... 5 oO 629 NV. li. Craii; . 4 s5 T:'.;? Ruby Hickson . 60 00 Ti" Amelia McKaden .... 40 00 SI4 R. L. Ltryan Co. 9 90 831 Ruby Hickson . CO 00 S32 Amelia McKaden .... 40 00 .a 12 R. L. H ry a n Co. 10 Oo 915 Westminster Hank ... 2 50 935 Amelia McKaden .... 40 00 936 Ruby Hickson . 60 00 961 Ruby Hickson . 35 5 4 963 Amelia McKaden .... 20 00 1006 .1 Wrinn. 5 95 Total.$S35 S4 District No. 1 1 36s .Mrs ir L, Cothran ..$ 39 37 492 R T. Skelton . 3 00 543 A. C. Jenkins . 45 00 6s 1 Mrs. D L Cothran . . 42 75 695 NV M Harnett . 6 00 TI I Mrs. D. I. Cothran . . ll 25 S60 A. C. Jenkins. 51 Of? 9 lil A C. Jenkins. 50 00 953 W. G. Craig . To Total.$249 07 District No 12. ls James Spencer.$ 5 00 I3S E. 0 Picken? . 35 00 199 K. C Picken? . 19 10 552 Milton Nicholson .... 35 15 706 Milton Nicholson .... 37 5u s-? Milton Nh helson .... 35 00 set- Milton Nicholson .... 1 50 s 11' T. R. Cannon. 2 00 To-.?:.S 170 2*> Dist; o : No. 13. 312 E. C Pickens.$ 40 : *? 313 W Y s tn ?th . s 50 4 59 K C Vu ketts. 40 1 *. l. 9 H. E Sw otford . 31 00 620 E C Pickens. 4 0 00 - '. I S L Kow ? I 2 00 S92 K C Picketts . 10 00 Total.$17 1 SO Dist r-.. : No 1 \ 161 Delta Rholctter .5 1 00 162 Delia Rholetter . 41 20 3OS Ollie Phillips . l* 00 309 Ollie Phillips . 30 0C 66f Ollie Phillips . 31 00 667 Ollie Phillips. 33 00 T Ollie Phill , s . 22 50 iota'..$202 7't Pistrid No. .a. t:> Site Perkins.$ 57 0<i * ' s5 Carter . 1? 20 . s >.e Pa ute'.s . 25 00 ? '> Mrs. J A Watkins . 40 00 63S Susie Daniels . 37 50 ..?*.'* Mts. J A Watkins 3? 5 0 7S9 Mrs J. A. Wat kitts 50 50 57tl Mr? J. M Wat's:t.s . . 4175 . Su* c Daniels. 12 50 Tota: .