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f. HOLMES, Editor 1 Prap'r, JEST COtJSTT CIRCULATION. TIItJrtiDAY. HEPTKMttJSR 8, 1!XH ANOTUKK MII.K STONE. Thu PsorLB begin* lu 28th volume vrilh thM Nftue. The e*n«Hdate* end our edfertlMr* crowd u* Into alienee about our peat, prertnt and the sew leaf hualoea*. We give way to them Che more cheerfully beeauae our mind la not fully made up aa to what we ought to aay, and next week or eHU ault ue quite a* well aa thla. later J f/T' TOE SECOND PRIMARY. “Seek not to walk by borrowed light But keep unto thine own: Do what thou doert with thy light. And truat thyaelf alone, Alice Cary. On the 8Dtl> nit. nomination* were mado for State Offlsera Solicitor, Sena tor, Bepreaematlvea, Clerk, Treaaurer. Maater. On the 13th Inat. nomination* are to made for Congyeaa, Railroad Cnm- Hilaaloner, Auditor, Sut>orvUor, Sheriff, Coroner, “ v The offloea to be lllled are juax a* lin portrtnt aa thoee decided, and the vote •n next Tuesday ought to be aa full aa In the flrat primary. U will be a high teat of brave man hood in the defeated and their sup porter* to/think more of the public Internal than of dlaappol If the winning of office w-ere merely a personal business little fault could be found with those who would take re. venge for lack of appreciation or for the Infl'ctlon of wrong. But when office holding is a public concern In which every cltlMuIt .Intere*tod then the general good la the one over Time at last makes all thing* even, •nd there la an old saying that revenge' |« aweetoat when eaten cold. So If come have differed from you In esti mate Of oaodldatea don’t let that draw y*u to do that for which calmer thought will bring regret. It I* the privilege and duty of the •ttlzen to cast his one yolfc for thd best present and future good of tbe com- monwealtb, and "unawed by power aod unbribed by gain each should fol low bis own beat judgment. No listen tngear ahpuld belent to the eleventh hour rumor circulated with malicious Intent, and every candidate should be measured by hla merit. - 4 / , «! aMMBNmamMMmmMMMmmm THE CONTENT FOR CONCRKSS. The official count of votes cast In the Erst primary election in the Second -District U as follow*: ▲lltfn lumber. CARD OP THANKS. m ,— >' r « Barnwell, 8. C., Sept. M, 1004. I beg to returnjny most ‘.sincere and moat grateful thanks to the Democrats of ths Second District for the splendid support given me Id the first primary election. 4n receiving a larger vote then either pf my distinguished competitors 1 .Icel thatAho people have placed their ap proval upon my past life and services, upon the principles that I have advo cated and uuon the pledges that I have made and that with the good help of my friends In the second primary I shall keep in spirit and to the very let ter. No words can tell you how In my heart of heyits 1 appreciate your gen erous oonfldence, nor cun all the com ing year* blot this white day from tuy memory; 1 have a perfect faith that my good friends will on Tuesday next, the 1.1th Inst. again give me their support In the far larger number and with the more loving enthusiasm that will win succe^a. With my truest thanks, I give you again my firmest pledge and promise of constant and unselSsh service of head and hand and heart in your be half, should yon commission me to represent you In the Congress of the United States, and when that commis sion shall end it;shall be as spotless as when your ballots placed it lu my ha,nds. Very sincerely, J. O. Patterson. . MDISPW.. AFTER Ml with The CHOICEST AND COMPLE- TEST STOCK OF GEN ERAL MEPCHAN- DISE EVER , HROUGHT TO THIS SEG T10N OF SOUTH CAROLINA. be be S ::v. Beaufort Edgefield Hampton Saluda ToUls Pat- Mav- WII- ferlon. fluid. llama ...1,930 1,083 623 .. 298 850 65 ...1,388 084 2M .. 291 214 172 495 ■807 . 610 748 322 1,022 703 ...0,238 •6,000 2,893 ■IW FOREST NEWS. Prof. Brand’s school has closed aftet • successful term of ten days. Miss Guggle Brickie, a charming I ourg lady of Bamberg, Is spending a iw days with her aistef. A sociable In her honor Friday evening was eu- To tbe Democratic Voters of the Second Congressional District; . I regret very—much that circum stances force me to reach, you In this way to make denial* of cecUAfffjf^Tafr'* * on * [^liSlWP^^fatnave been cirou- ’against me throughout this dis trict; These charges are absolutely false and the'-e Is no foundation for them, but they have been circulated by my personal and political enemies to defeat me In this election. I have been In the race for Congress slulte March anil have, made speeches over the en tire district, and from first to last I abstained from making any charges or circulating any reports/either In pub lic or private, against any of mV opponents, and In every speech T In vited lovcatlgatloo of mr public record and private life, neither of which was ^assailed 111 public, and my enemies have walled until the close of the cam paign ami on the eve of the Second Primary have circulated these reports when they think and hope I cannot reach them. I rely upon my friends and the honest and fair minded voters of the Second District, and appeal to them not to allow these falsehoods charged against me to bias or prejudice their minds. ~ —J.-Q.; Pattcraoq, ) N '* To the Democratic Voters of the Second Congressional District. Being Informed that reports attack ing tbe character and record of our fellow citizen, Honorabie James O. Patterson, are being circulated throughout the Second District for the ppiposeof defeating him in bis race for Cong r ess, we cheerfully sav. that his character as a man add citizen has been and Is above reproach, that be has been a cons! tent Democrat all of his life, just, upright and honorable in all of his dealings; twice elected Probate Judge and three times to the House of Representatives. No man stands high er in his County as to personal and professional character. * ’ Frank II. Creech, Sheriff Barnwell Co., (Official Seal.) J. B. Armstrong Treas. Barnwell Co , (Official Seal ) John K. Snelling Judge Probate Barnwell Co., (Official Seal ). C F. Calhoun Pr^s. Bank of Barn well C. F Calhoun Intcndant Town of pflTfHEOljk _ ~ '--V 1 --- — - -- r W. Gilmore Simms C. C. P. (Official Seal.) Our Srocks are too-vast to fully catalA^ued, too good to described in news ink, while in prices they challenge all competi tion anywheje. » Our Store Rooms and Ware houses afe an Exposition in them selves of the best outputs of the world’s foremost productions, and must be seen to be appreciated. So give us the pleasure of your calls and patronage and We will make it to your profit, * T "" We bought iacar load.lotslrom original hands aod so saved the middle man’s tariff, tomefr^JMMdi Ji m advantage we have secured. In Furniture we have all that is needed to make Home.the sweetest place in all the world. N . ‘ ^ —- In Clothing and Men’s Fur nishings -we supply all ages and all oceupa DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY • S LECTION. HAHRB OP TUX MAXAOKna—uow trx votktark to hr couktkd. RRPTRMBRR 13, IS04. - Hoadqftirtdr* County nomocracy, Barn wall, S. O., September 1st, 1»04. - The Democratic Olttb* of BarflweH County will meet at tnelr reepectUre polllug pjHcea on Tuesday, September 13l 13th, 1901, for: purpose of voting Representative In Congre«a, Sceoml CongraaNlonal District; Itft-one Sherttf; for one Coroner; for one Auperltiien’d- ent of Education; lor one Auditor; for Supervisor} for due Magistrate. ’ -i- joyed by all who attended. Farmer farmers are getting ou finely with their gathering. ^ ' M. N. A. A CARD OF THANKS. Y v tV» the Democratic Voter* of Barn well Couuty: In appreciation of the Land some vote given rue In the first primary flection over bit honorable opponent, resulting In my nomination for tbe office of Treasurer, 1 take this MettkH df Expressing my sincere thanks for the oonfldence repbsed lu ■i«. promising to discharge the duties \ of the office to the best of my ability. \ TLthoeewbo opposed me I will say they only exercised their great right and for them I entertain nothing but tbe kindest feelings. __ , JtefBftUluUx. - ' - J. B. Armstrong T6 THE VOnCffTOF BARNWELL COUNTY. To the Democratic Voters of Barnwell County: ^ Owing to the short space of - time intervening between new and the second primary H will he impossible for me to see the Individual voter and l therefore take tills method of thank ing my friend* for their generousjib eral support given me on August 3(>th which placed me In the second race with Capt. Creech for the office of Sheriff of Barnwell Cdiinty, I am duly grateful for all that baa been done in my behalf and assure each and every citizen that should they see fit to elect me to the office for which l aspire 1 shall appreciate their effort* in the highest possible sense, and faithfully promise that I will perform the duties of the office tn uTnaimer which I feel certain will meet the approval of the majority of the voters: I feel that I am thoroughly qnaHflnd and well fitted In every particular to assume the respon- slbilitlel-of this important office, ex pecting and fully appreciating a llo- eral support throughout the entire Allow me to return my sincere thank* for tbe splendid vote you gave fete du the first primary. I have not Word* sufficient, to express my grati tude to you, but relying at all times and for what I have accomplished lu the past on tbe hearty support I have Always received from my friends. 1 confidently expect your cooperation and united support in the coming pri mary election to secure the nomination to the office I now hold end I promise wou In the future as I have In the past to prove worthly of the truat reposed in me. rgPW • II. Creech. Thanking yon In advanee Tm wltat you see fit to bestow. I am Siucetely, Win. W. Moore. BUCKLKN’S ARNICA SALVE. H«a world-wide fame for marvellous surpasses any other salve, It S htment or balm for Cuts, u cures, lotion, Corns, Burris, Bolls, Sores, Felons, UJcera. Tetter, Salt Rheum, Fever (feres, Cxhpped Hands, Skin Eruptions;, fftlllble for Piles. Cure guaranteed, ily 2*o at Creech’a Pharmacy, C. N. Burckbalter, Druggist. The Wxr In the E»*t consist* mostly I the Japanese trying to get behind ^Russian* and the latter retreating , {Prevent m&h side stepping.' To the Voters of Barnwell County: Although defeated bv 127 votes for the position to which I aspired I wish to express my thanks to you all; for no one enioyed the recent campaign any more than I have, and I could not have been treated any more hospitably In every poztlon of the County. From the Aiken to the Hampton line and from the SavannDh to tha Ediato River every one has heen glad to have me with them, and K has left me a lasting enjoyable Impression. With regards and best wishes l am yours very truly. W. H. Duncan. CARD OF THANKS. I retprn my warmest thanks to my good friends for their support In the first primary and ask them to her me »n larger number on next Tues day. I shall never forget their valued kiuduess. . - , . ■ , Sincerely, Isaiah Nevils. lions to the content of their minds and the preservation of their pockets. In Dry and Dress /Goods, Notions we have all the good and beauti ful fabrics that delight the femi nine heart and multiply the hap piness and attractiveness of the fair set. In Shoes can make your walks through life a pleasure no matter what your dgc tor occupation may be. In Groceries we have the foods that add to hu man health and happiug^s and that are an antidote to doctor and drug bills. la Wagons and Buggies we are at the head of the proces sion and far ahead of all competi tion. But we arc too busy to-day to particularize, so will make a con tinued story of it. Cordially in viting you. no matter what you need or want, to come to .us and it will be our best aad constant aim to serve you to your full satisfac tion. — SIMON BROWN’S SONS; TRUSTEE’S SALE IN BAN’K- ~t— ri picy: Lb th^DUtrlcTCoart of the United State*. , For the Eastern District- of South Carolina. In the matter of O. J. Yournttnn, bankrupt, In~bankruptcy.. By virtue oLan order made by Referee In hapk/Uptcy, R. A. Ellis, Eeq., at Barnwell, Mouth Carolina, on August 31st, A. D. 1!04, jn the above matter. 1 will offer for sale on Tuesday, September‘AHb, 1904, Within tbe legal hours of sale, that U to say between eleven o’clock Inxbe fprefioop and four o’clock in ihe afternoon, It the store Uou*e at Fairfax, South Carotin*, hit*- ly occupied by tbe said bankrupt, the stock of goods, m»roliandiso'aiid store lixturea belonging to thb*gaht estate, and therein stored, In bulk-fur cash m •rat support inroognont tne entire the highest bidder, counttf, I luamtin*a!o»teatto^he-votera. —— —Tun' r l R% 0k 11 I- ft ft ■ . a «» m\ • « V rft n rW a* .. . > . h is. T At above time itid place I will sell for cash all the chose* In action be longing to tbe said estate, embracing book accounts, bills of sale. Ileus on crop, chattel and Real estate mortgages and all other securities whatsoever. The Inventory of said stock of goods and list of said securities can be in spected at any time at the ofiice of the undersigned in Barnw-cll, Month Caro lina. In the meantime, any offer to purchase the said property at private sale, subject to the approval of the Referee, Will be considered. H. L. O’Bannon, —— Trustee. Barnwell, S. C. August 31st. 1904. Z - - NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that on Mon day, the ItotiMTay of .September, 19(M, the undersigned will file with the Judge of Probate for Barn well County his final report and account as Guard ian of Lewis H. Davis, Iona Maher, Harry Dickinson,’ Ruth Dickinson ! Bamberg and Fraser IHcklnsonand ap- remem- ply for Letterg . l W. 8. Hay, - Guardian/ 11th August, 1904. IT’S WILD RIDE FOR LIFE. With family around expecting him “l*. and a son riding-for ftf®,, S, to get Dr. King s New Dlgeovery imption, Doughs antf (DoTds, Erg* Leqirritle,-*tiHf., en- *• agonies from astboig; medicine gave fn- him. He iltep ioundly every ‘ is cures of Con . loohi, Bronchitis, C^ds .wad Grip prove its all Throat and stood bottles 60a i free at Cremdi’s rbalter’s Drug CARD OF THANKS. lackville, 8. C. Sept., 3d, 1964. rn my sincere thanks for the mahb oouf tesias of the campaign and for tteci^ hoBorahfe flmte given tn« in thb’flnt primary. While the result la a disappointment to me and to my supporter* apprecia tion of the goodness of my true friends la at heartfelt in defeat .aa It would have been In victory. Wishing them all good fortune 1 am vary sincerely, - IT J Hamet. Th» next T-Cglslatjore will be made 1} Up of an unusual propmtlon of flew anywoere c | by special appotutteent. Just Received, A large Stock of all kinds of Harness from the cheapest to the finest, any part or piece Mold, also superior lot <H boggles, and a few excfllent horses and mules. CHARLIE BROWN, _ Barnwell, H. C; DR.-JNO- P. LEE, JR, m Dentist, 'WILLISTON, - S. C, Will work anywhere In the country MANAGERS. The following named persons have been appointed manager* of election : Allendale! A li Connor, F C Prleat- er, W o Kearse. Baldock: W B Warren, W T Cal houn. F M Owens. Blackvllle: Jno Wiae, Wyatt Brown ing, G VV Bodiford. Bull Pond: J J Walker, J.L Boa, WCOrty* . Ashlelgh i H F Odom, D P Lancaster, C D Brown. Barnwell; E V Hagood, Clarence Ashley, 8 J Halford. Bennett Springs: J J Cochran, W P Bailey, W A Meyer. Double I’bHd: l II Hutto, D P Mar tin, C B Bodiford, 6 Dunbarton: H P Anderson, M D Anderson. C L Hlera. Elko : J S Birt, F N Ua.V, T E Tur- nes. -- -."C ■> E C Sanders, J J Creech. Fairfax: W B Burckhatter, J W Williams, J B Browning. Four Mile: SJ Bailey, Jack Sweat. C M Turner. Great Cypress: R M Harrison, J F Creech P If Sanders. Hercules: G W Morris, J A Morris J L Baxlev. Reedy Branch: J C R Creech, W C Grubbs, G W Black. ——— Rich Land: B F Anderson, E B Burekhalfer, M H Green. Red Oak: VV L Baxley, T O Davis. W J Duncan. Rosemary: C E Edenfipld, B O Mitchell, R S. Weathershee. Siloam : W T Still, G.W Sheppard, JI w Townur Sycamore No 4 : J D Jenny, J i Brant, J B Loadhtilt. Sycamore No 2: 0 D Allen, B I Deer, B F Miley. Spur Branch: P B Wise, S M Hank inson, II Z Hair. '■ ■ ^ ■ Well Branch : J M Halford, J O Grif, fin, A R Tuten- | Wilhuton: Altred Owens, Cheek Kitchen, S A Wise. "Zouave: C B Dunbar, L P Smith, J U Duncan. — - Polls at each voting place must b« open at 8 o’clock a. tu. and close at 4 o’clock p. m. xcm close of the elec tion the manager* must proceed pub licly to open the ballot boxes aqd count the ballots therein. —) — The County Executive Committee will meet in the Court Housetou Thurs day following the primary to tabulate the voces of tbe Democratic clubs. Robert Aldrich, Couuty Chaiiuiab. X. G. W. Walker, Secretary. ~JUIIAN rBARRISON, .—JEWELER-— Fine Watches, - Clocks, Rings Pins and. Spectacles Repairing. —Sewing Machine Supplies-— Needles, Rubbers,- Oils, Beltings, &c Machines, Guns and Revolver* Repaired. Barnwell, S. C. Yexer D. Tormcnter 04369, JERSEY BULL, HEAD OF GLEN DALE HElffr} Pronounced unusually handsome—ITne 4 4 tfDl"i TitiTi y TvjTTTT. -o" z lici t? T*iirx5w\rtt wu i him along every line the finest dairy blood In the world.” Bv blood irrd jrr- div'uluality.V i* at the top of the Jer sey brfed. His dam tested 38J gallons of milk and 23 lbs., f oz.;M>is grand dam 23 lb*., 6 oaf., and his great gran# dam 23 lbs., 3 ozs. of butter in se'vap dityg He iu^g 11 alstera giving-Aa. high. as 22 lbs. of butter in aeveu day*. ; Regiatered Jersey heifers bred to tHis bull, and three of his sons, all solid col* ored and grand individuals, now fot* sale. Writt f&f pedigrees and particu lars to GLENDALE DAIRY, • Barnwell, S. C T. B. ELLIS, Jr* Surveyor and Civil Engineer Special attention given to thtf compu tation of water-powers, leveling and drainage. A postal card add ressedt? meat Mar tin, S. C., will receive prompt atten- ioa.' a octl-80, ly H Don’t that- c G. D. C. Lange, Blackville, S. C., has on sale the best Spectaclea, Eye Glosses, Musical Instruments, Stationery, FDhlng Tackle tad Base ball Goodts snd thsrt he seihr Pianos and Organs for cash ■pr on'ieasy terms, and that he rebullda-^frgans aa good AS NRW. (T Spectacles accurately fitted} Re- 1 pairing Instrument* a tRjecialty; Um- brella* re-umvered while you watt. I hereby sYtnounce myseir a date for Gongre*s from the 2d district; hereby pledging myself to abide the rasuB-Af the primary and to suDpnjA the nominee of the partv. It yfeeteff I pledge myself to work for tile Interest* of the citijum* oJ,.Maid district, Snjl do everything for th* welfare of the Sute. 8. G. Mayflv'd. .1 respectfully announce myself a candidate for tbb Democraiic nomina tion for the House of KepreMi.tativOJt, Congress of tbe United St*tes. from the hecond District of Mouth Carolina, pledging myself to Abide bv the result* of the Primary Election and to support tbe nominees of the party. * J. O. {Tflterson Andltor. WLlimt .S C. April 2*>th 1904. At the request of friends from all parts of the county 1 feel It liny duty to again become a candidate for the office of Auditor, subfeet to the rule* and regulations of the Democratic Primary Election, pledging myaeIf to abide by the results and support tbe nominees ot tbe party. 8. W. Trotti. Kline, S. C., 3d March. 1904. I re*j>ectfully announce myself a candidate lor tbe office of Auditor, sub jeetto the rules StWfrgitlatiims of the Democratic Primary Election, piedg ing myself to abide by tbe reMiH aud support the nominees of the party. -N. F. Kirkland Jr. Sheriff. Barnwell, 8. C., April 20th, 190L I respectfully announce myself a candidate, for rcelectiou to the Sheriff’* office, subject to the rules and regula tions of the Democratic Primary Elec tion, pledging myself to abide by the result and to support tbe nominees of Uie ynjiK ‘ L " Frank H. Creech. Barnwell-, M. C-, March 1,1904. T respectfully announce mvself a candidate for the office of Sheriff: sub ject to the rule* and regulations of tbe Democratic Primary Election, pledg ing my«elf to abide by the result Jtnd support tbe nominees of the party. W. W. Moore. County Supervisor. SeigHngville, 8. C., April 4, 1061. I respectfully announce mv«elf a candidate for roeleclinn to the ollice of County -fiuiwtvisfiC’iHrbjoct to the rule* and regulations of the Democratic Pri mary Election, pledging, myself to abide by the result and support the nominees of the party. I ' O. W. Backer. Barnwell, 8. C., March 8th, 1904. I resprrtfuTlV annopnoO inysrlf a candidate for the office of County 8u pervisor, subject to the nslcs aiid reg illations of the Democratic Primary Election, pledging myself to abide bv tbe result and support the nominal* oi tbe party. J. ty. Morris. Blackville, 8. C., May 24lh, 1304. County Saperlntendcnt of Educaticu. I respectfully announce myself a eandiuafe for the office of County Su perintendent of Education, subject to tbe rples ami regulations of thu-lUuuo- eratle Primary Election,-pledging my self to abide by the result and support the nominee* of the party. - If elected l will ‘spend the greater portion of my time' at my nffi e in Barnwell while tbe public schools are in sesstou. ■ " . : XI, N. Aakew. " » Barn well, 8. C., April », 1W4. I respectfully anhonnee niysi-lf a candidate for tbe office of County 8u porintendent of Education, subject to the riile^ and regulations of the Dem ocratic primary election, pledging my self to abide by tlie result and to sup port the nominees of the party, B-. M. Darlington. Coroner. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for redeellou. to the office o? tforonef; ftilMfct ttrUlfi Thles and regulaliuns of tbTl>emocratic primary elqcjlon, digging Liysolf to abide by ■ ' . - - the nominees of i par -4s*l*K NovHm. . ^Allendale, B. C., Harol) 19; 1904. i ■ • - ' • I respectfully annnnjnce mysejf * candidate for the office of (JoTOner, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary election, and pledge myjself to abide by tbe results and support tbe nominees of. the party. CUrton 8 Warner. VagUtratc. Morris, 3. C., May 31, 1964. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the office of Magistrate at Barnwell, subject to the rules and regulations of thu Democratic 1’iimary Election, pledging myself to atiide by tbe result and support the nominees of tbe party. G. M. Holly. BlackviHe 8 C. April Ifi* 1964. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for tbe office of Magistrate||at Blackville, subject to the rules and regulation* of the Democratic Primary Election, pledging myself to support tbe nominees of tbe party.- A. P. Woodward. Ri ^ <55' ^ Im4 taU ; *-* —* —* W IllUiua S MuB. t<«>r. Dnvl* QC G reene , e * M mmt m* C , : fu*llfitfc. 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Halford j- — i* — — ti w W 4- —-r x' SJ — X. so — — 4- -M* lliers his Old Stand. Post Office. OSitC; ’ •fC'zzrj :]0: L'lt'I.sIi to call the attention of ray customers and fripncls, and the public generally, to my large and well selected stock of goods, consisting of Gen tlemen’s, Youths and Children’s Spring, and Summer Clothing, of the latest styles; Gentle men’s Shoes and Low Quarter Shoes of the fol lowing popular brands: » Blackville, 8. C. March 211904. Sincerely thanking tha public for past confidence and support and feolld ting ita continuance I respectfully announce myself a candidate for re- election at Magistrate at Blackville, subject to the rule* and regulation* of the Democratic Primary Election ^---' f-predgingTnysetf to aMrtB tjy ibe rrmTr 10 " a * and support tha nominee* of the party. A. Gyle*. Barnwell, 8. Cl, March tl, 19(4. candlSn M agist rule* and tfully announce myself a »r reelection to the office of weft, abbject to the a*j/>f the Demo- Quality, Stetson and Crossett. LadiesT Shoes and Slippers of the finest makes,* such as: O’dcen Quality, La France, Drew-Selby and Rrippendorf and Dittman Lines. - J carry {»• complete Jfoje of Gent’s ^PurnTsbing ; Goods, Write and Colored Vests, Trunks, Va lises, .Di’y Goods and Groceries. * r 1__ Taking the qnality of my goods into considern-' tion I am'satisfied that you 1 will find my prices^ reasonable. Come and see for yourself. I am ‘ - satisfied that one visit wilocalise you to be a regu-' lar eustonKu- at my store. My sons are with me t al»d will ed gfad to serve you.'* ~ ^ , _ I. S’ULT’XCLa.XL Still,. Oppositb Post! DtACKV-IbLE, ■ ,SPPi, cratlo Primary EfetfRCfe, pfedglntf my self to alddft* by tbejwtult and cup the muuiueet'uf 4