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oooooooooooooo o o o Candidates For o o County Offices o o o oooooooooooooo JOH A CD I TO lt I hornby announce myself a candi date for Comity Auditor, subject to the rules of thu democratic primary. H. A. Abrams. FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR I hereby announce myself a candi date for County Supervisor of Ander son county, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. THOS. B. KAY. I hereby nnnounee myself a candi date for county supervisor, subject to the Democratic primary. J. MACK KINO. I hereby announce myself a can didate for (be oirico of county super visor of AnderBon county, subject to the rules governing the democratic primary. T. M. VANDIVER. I hereby announce myself a candi date for supervisor of Anderson coun ty, i abject to the rules ot democratic primary. C. F. MARTIN. COU COMMISSIONER lt. A. sullivan of Fork township Is hereby nnnounced for commissioner for Section Ono, comprising Fork, Bock Mills, Pendleton and Centervllle townships. I hereby announce my::elf u candi date for county commissioner for the third section, consisting of earvin, Brushy Creek, Wllliumaton and Hope well .townships, subject to the action of the democratic pi ?marv. _ II. A. FOSTER. FOB'COUNTY TREASURER I hereby announce myself a candi date for county treasurer, subject to the rules of the democratic party. J. MERCER KINO. I hereby announce myrelf as a can didate for County Treasurer of An derson county subject to the rules of the Democratic party. JACOB O. BOLINOER. -.Wi*. I hereby announce myself a candi date for commissioner from District No. 2, comprising Pendleton, R?ck Mills, Fork oud Centervllle townships, subject to the rules of the democratic primary. i D. a. HOBSON. I hereby announce myself .a candi date for re-election ns Commission tn for DlBlMct No. 4.-, comprising Honea Path. Martin, Belton and ? Broadway township, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. J. M. Dunlap. _. ? , ?. i > ?... Tho'frlends 0r R. A. Mulikln hero by announce him as a candidate for county Commissioner from district composing Hopewell, Brushy Creek, Garvin and AVilllamstou. Subject to the rules and-government of the Dem? ocratic Primary. , FOR PROBATE JUBUK W. P. Nicholson Is hereby announc ed au a candidato, for re-election .tc the' .office of Probate Judge, subject to tito rules ot the democratic pri mary. I hereby announce myself u candi date for tiie onie? pf probate judge ol Anderson county, subject tn tho rulea and to the reknit of the Democratic primary. VICTOR B. CHESHIRE. I hereby announco myself a candi date for Probate Judge of . Anderson County subject to the rules of the democratic primary. W. F. COX. I hereby announce myself a, candi date for the oflico of Probate Judge for Anderson county, aubjoct to tho rules of tbb Democratic Primary.:. * . ,i, . 7 I. T.* HOLLAND. FOB STATE SENATOR I hereby aim ou nco Myself a Candi date Lyf State Senator 1'rom Anderson County, subject to tho rules of the De mocratic primary election.. J*. L. SHERARD. -1-. f,t, , .. I hereby announce myself f. candi date tor the.State Senate, fre? Ander son county; subject to thc rules ot thc Democratic primary. Clint Summers, Jr REPRESENTATIVE I hereby announce myself as a can didate for I louse of Repr?sentatives from Anderson county, subject to thc rules of the democratic, party. OSCAR D. GRAY. I hereby announce myself ? candi dato" fdr tho House of' Representatives from * Anderson county aUbjec t to the rules of th? detaoeratie primary. ... RUFUS KANT, JR . SAYRE & .BALDWIN ? . ARCHITECTS ? . Bleck!ey Bldg. Anderson, S. C. J .* Citizens National.Bink Bide. . ; R^ , KR C. J . a * * * .*,...*... . j * ? Hat Chase to FederoK. i -r-?-fr.Vff ?rft? -. Chicago,' jupe 15.-Hat Ctoaco. llrst baseman of ijia-Chicago Americana, tonight confirmed reporte thai- ho?had Sdecided to abandon- organ hied ball for ; t?>? Corals. ..'He. enid he. woujd.^lve President Comfsky ten days notice. LACK SOLUTION F HITCH FIRMLY IS LODGED OVER CHOICE OF MEXI CAN PRESIDENT REPLY FOR REBELS Carranza Told War Must Cease In Order That Hts Men Be Heard At Niagara Falls Washington, Jun?; 15.-Government nNlcials admitted tonight tlial the was a crisis in tlx' Mexican mutilation conference al Niagara Falls over tilt; selection of men tr represent tb? prn poretl provisional government. They however, K1111 seemed t:oiili?unl that conditions 'presented would be mot. . Late In the ilayVunl raine from Ni agara Fall!? tlftit tile-South American mediators had replied lo the recent note from (louerai Carranza, chief of tho Mexicali (tonst Itulioiiathrts, stating that his offer lo ?end delegates to the peuce conference would lia accepted only If be ugreed lo cease hostilities against Huerta. That Carranza, would not con seul lo such n condition,, had boon repeatedly asserted by lilia and all IIIH repr?sentatives. This do velopment, therefore, caused no chango in the diplomatic ululation, in HO far au the United Staten was Con cor nod. lt wan stated officially (hat tho Uni ted States .hud boon proceeding wi tho mediators at Niagara Falla on the basia that there could he no .solu tion 6f tho' Mexican problem uujeas tho waning factions would h^tiWugnl to terms. Developments In tho Mex ican internal conflict during tho lavi few months, ll WUB pointed out, had made apparent that tho Huerta gov ernment could not survive Irrespect ive of tho mediation, und that thorn could ht? no provisional government wot thy of the name which did not re cognize? the revolutionists. To satisfy the Constitutionalists the Washington government wa? declared to realize that tho mun to succeed Hu erta pending a Constitutional election must be one In ' whom the Carran zlstan would Jrftve confidence. With tah' portillon ap a baslf, it has been revealed, the Washington gov eftfmenb. suggested) ^brough ita rep r?sentatives nt Niagara Fails tho .namer, of Kevern! mon for provisional president who .would bu acceptable to the Conrtftutic-unlists. Among these War Pedro Lescuialu, who wa? a mem ber of th? Madero cabVip t. Hopresen tatlves of Huerta af" the peace eon feronco have not ucceptednuy of those men, but have proposed In turn nVftw who have not been Identified with HfV Constitutionalists movement. Th?3sel names have not been acceptable to the' United Slates, ro fal as can be learn ed here. ' . *" ~* While this situation would norm to precipitate a deadlock, il war reported here that tho Huerta delegations hero that' the .Huerta delegates were prepared to suggest a compromise candidato and that, in any event, they would hot take iha Initiative In break ing off negotiations; According lo this report, the Mex ican delegates-' compromise candidate is Genera) .Fernandu . Uonzaley. ile has n?Vlf?oh li??litificd' with tho Hu erta regime, hut la dealared not to bc acceptable* to the Constitutionalists. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan ware in communication with the .American delegntes pt Niagara Falls early in the day. ? message outlining the position of this govern ment relative to sugg<>. tions: for the provisional government made by the Huerta delegates war rent to Justtce Lamar. Its contents were not divul Huerta representatives in Washing ton, among them Ch ur len A. Towne., a Now,York attorney, have usserled that the Huerta delegate would uot accept a Court lt ut ionulist for the. provisional presidency. . . Mr. Tdwne bay been recking a conference with President Wilson, but the president did not meet him toddV- At the White House it was sold that there would be no such con ference... MILITARYCAMP Charleston Band Will Be On Duty ?t Asheville Station-Other Arrangements . I Washington. June 15.-Plans for the . student military camps to be held ot : Bullington, Vt., Lyddington, Mich., and .Asheville, N. C., have boen completed by Capt, Rv ?, Van Horn, of th? gen eral staff ot the army, and the war , d?paraient has ordered organizations of cavalry and infantry to proceed . ther,i from July 0 to August ?; More i than lob colleges and universities'and i higheriacad^mles,ywlll be represented ; hy H?me. LOOP - students. ! : ' ; A number of specially. Instructed of '', flcora"bave .been detailed hy the -vr.r ? department to glve.-atudenta attending 1 tho 'camps u coinprnh'onr.ivii short i cnurxe. in military Inst ruction, Includ I ii|g^^(^priiet/e<^<\!i^^natlo'n?l Vifle association of Ante rican hus offered \ noW?ai -mouton fortoxcoiie?<H> in tarnet . pracllcp. Al! widebandi gradpatoa of coU logea nr iii?h.?'chodls' botWeen the ages ! ot; 1?. nod :i0 years are eligible for the training jcpurse,^ ^ \ : The military- organizations detailed ,\for j?titj? at #he Aspevill^cattip aria, . Troop lc. fifth cavalry, Port' Meyer, j Va,, cofiinianded hy Captain Clarence A R., pay,uand the .first. coast artillery PAR?S STREETS CAV? i II A Taxicab Engulfed, Liv?; Aro Lost and Terror ?3 Created In Thc French Capita} Paris, .lime ir.. A thunderstorm of phenomenal violence tonight inged ov er Purls for lliree hours, lt caused loss of life anti enormous damage to property. Tile rain flooded the streets and caused the bursting of sewers. In ' tb? central fashionable quarter of tl f j .itv ;. street caved In. engulfing sever- , '1 lu dest rains. ? The number of victims ls not knou t:. ? ?wing to the danger of approaching immense pits resulting from the col- i lapse of side walks atid roadways. Th ; di- e estimate Hu- victims at seven | Ul 'east. Th? most serious eavn-ln occurred nt the janeliop of the flue Lo lloet!? and he Faubourg Kii'i! Honore. When the storm was at its height five han dled t'iutn feet of tho road way sunk, catrying with it a number pf persons who hud tuken shelter under the awn- : lng of u cafe. Water spurted from the j broken mains, und. added tu the tor rents fruin tbe sky, con verteil Hie whole district into a veritable river. Gas inuiup telephone wires and the .le. n i. :il supply were broken off. Tin .limiter was crowded and large squads of. juilice were hastily summt ed. . I'rHsident ''oin-, re sent a ui?ni?#rr o' ! his miltaiy . . i sehold to the -/inc .ind ( troops were ordered to atti the police upi! firemen In theta* efforts at rescue. About the same time a large section of tin.- roadway in Hie Place Saint Au gustin suddenly collapsed. A paRisln;* taxicab was engulfed. Eye wi I nessi i saw a woman's hand waving from th. vehicle, and the heud or (he chauffeur s s the taxicab disappeared. ? Almost Immediately a great bio d: ? of stone fell upon lt. A large wagon fette Just mi ised the nnme rate. Almost at the neerinnli k ol' fie ctorm the roadway at the j?ncion o' the Rue Tronchet. Hie Ww Auber and th" Boulevard I'auasiunuti una of the ba*- j les j (sections of Paria, disappeared. { Police kept the people away from t!n4 roadway, which continued slowly . lo sur-.ide, i Suddenly a sheet of flame shot np' to the housetops, with a ter- i r'fte-detonation. Gus from a broken 1 yipe bad caught lire, und the crowd. ' seized with a mad terror,' sought safe ty tn the surrounding houses. O O O O ll o o o o o o o o o o o o o o le .. <. - . -r ? .'. - ?, o Laurens, dunn ir,.-Judge o jo (?ai y oterrul'e?t the mut ?o?r by 0 |p the defense t'o Lotit lillie the cast' o agnlnst Joseph (.! Kulllvan, o cluirgcd with the murder* ei o John J?. Ci?nnoii und the van? o will he tilled Thursday. - o \. H '-. ; v>? TI ft ;.*> o "ty ti o o ? o o o it o o o o o e o o o u Fuller Civil Service. Washington. June 15.-After twice r-'veislng its action, the Senate to day tinnily voted to place under civil service regulations the new commer cial alachen to be HP signed to the em bu^sjijs pud legislation abroad. Benefit War Veterans. Washington. June 15.-A bill to I make all persons honorably dlscharg-1 ed from either army during the civil war from the agc limitations on fourth ;das8 postmasters when they possess .snlftctent business capacity for ap-1 point ment was introduced today by | I-Senator Hoke Smith. .. Washing* .m. June 15.-Organization of the new national banking und cur rency syrien, entered its last' stages today when President Wilson nomina ted the five men, who serving with the r.ecfetary' of the treasury and the comptroller of the currency ex-offl clo. will constitute tV.o Federal reserve board. Charier. S. Hamlin, of Boston, was nominated for two y carr.; Paul War burg, of New York, for four years; Thomar Jones, of Chicago, for .six years; W. P. G. Ha ding, of Birming ham, Ala., for elg?.' years, and A. C. Miller, Of San F .uiclsco, - for ten. years Thur, eve ; nally, all' appoint ments to the boa1 :\ will be for ten year I terms, tne term of ode member ex piring eVery two years. President W n will select one of j the men name" today to he governor j of the board, lt is generally expect ed that Mr. J? .as or Mr. Hamlin will be designate '. Says (v ? eric an Guns Were Used! (By Associated Press) .Mexico, City. Juno 16/-General lg tnielo ' Morolos ; Zaragoza, who com (nnniiod th? federal garrison I which I evacuated the seaport of- Tampico, | "aid iii nil ??iOi'V?ew herr (od tv: "AU rhrr.jCorjlgn' c?janles. at. Tam pico^ bul'Almcrtenrts wet-o friendly' to ward the f?d?ral troops. From the Victoria.;hotel,' where a large number of American's resided, some shots were fired on. my soldiers. A search of th? building produced elgthy-three' elf len and a large quantity of. cart ridges. ' "I hive proof that tho rebels in tended to retreat ?roni Tnft.pleo, hut j tills was not .accomplished because some American gave tho word to'the | rebels that, the federal ammunition Waa'exhausted. "When General Pablo Gonzales at- | tacked -Tampico h? used two field | pieces (hat I know belonged to the. Amorlcan warships anchored la the harbor.'1 ". i ?i my?l -I--, . _ < ' Business. / i { Business ls the king pin of. all. pto-1 t fessions-the master profession, bo- j cause business ls tho oe-, fshrlo j woven out of .Ulf?ntttngled.sptivitles , tot '*comiaunity whlc?t feo tul&t?% MADE DEATH PLANS ! (Captain Ernest West Appears To' Have Attempted Suicide May Recover Atlanta, Cia June '"Enclosed ; .herewith arc t ori a in biographical tia- ? ta which I request yon to retain on Ole , for ruell use as Play appear." Two hour/ ufter this note, signed | by Kines} E. West, former navy and marine < orbs dincer. and accompanied hy an autobiographic ) sketch, was re ceivod in local newspaper olilccs to day infoimatioii war lecclved from Chattanooga. Tenn., thut West' had been found unconscious in a hotel loom thole with a bullet wound in his' forehead. A revolver lay nearby. I The wounded Milan recently was dis- , missed from th? marine'corps where he hold the rani; of captain. Ono of , his notes refer? ed lo .his dismissal! ai- follows: 'Tho eojirt which recently tried mu. at flrrt acquitted me; hu? on some specious reasoning which I never saw, it changed tin . decision dud Daniels, with his uaw policy finished mo. I lost tho income* of }SO;Ofju and lu my stale of heolth lifo ls impossible!" IMrnilui.'il of Captain West from the marino coi ps followed a separation and divorce fi om his vile, whom he married here, and further difficulties which annie in connection with Mm. West's por H-: doti Of their a year old f.on'.' ' Relatives or Captain Wert wore no tified'herc and lu Rome, (.ns, of his! conditio:! If?ni?tjial?ly alter tho Und ing .'of- the.;, neu;, and hastened - tO'! Chattat.cjca. M&sa'gca tibni there late I today i.aid that he had a chance of re-] covet y, although-he ni ight be? bi ?pd au a result of injury by thc bullet to his fi on tal bone. '. . Captain Weat Ir Al vi am ?.ld and was graduated (rom li-? Naval Acade my in 1888. He. r?ryU in the navy only ashoit lime when he resigned and engaged in teaching. When the Span lah war broke nye', he vbluntei'ied and' saw soiVIee aii ?n'?yigwtop of the.Uni ted State's vessels jn Cuban und Porto Rican waters. In*- sdi vice?' c?n.-ied lilia lo bo recommended for promo-1 lion. ; -. .' ?? " " ... . rn . .] After the war ho entered the marine coi pr and saw x.o\ vice In the Philip pines. Captain W./St hus spent much time here and1 formet ly war, a member of tholaeulty of Hie Georgia Tech nological school. . -jreftig'-J .,--.. . 1 SUPREME tOI'RT ADJOURNKl> Recessed l'or? c Week Witheui Pin I Iritiug I?a^???e_ TJ I Washington, June'ir/.-"The Supremo Cetilt of tho Unlt?d States today re cessed until Juue EL without!aunoui.c Ing 'd?cisions In nie Intermouutnin rate or other important case? j.< Tho* oui ientoxoianTitlonof tho re cess v" ?S thai(M| just'-es had not j completed opinions In the forty nIno leases awaiting decisions and that an other .week wwi needed. A Ncvcr before has the court remain ed in ression as late as June 22. There was .definite statcmout from the court that next Monday will bo the lart decision, day , of. the Wrm, ?but.lt was believed,;however, thal the 1 court on -that day would adjourn" un til next October. I An auto party compiiscd of Miss AIr fretta Thornton, Miss Loucile Skel ton, Dr. li. leonid- and Lucius Dean, were the guests of Misses Myrtle and Sarah McKinney. R. S. Sullivan of-the Townvllle sec tion, was lu the city today. J. M. Richardson, a prominent rar-' mer of Fair-Play-was a -business visi to to the city yesterday. . -. ,?-.>... I H .'. fr ?""*.? ? William If; Lyon spent Sunday in Belton. . . --- :%i . ' P. Pringle Clinkscalcs, a prominent farmer of Starr, wa*>,a business visi tor toAndorson yesterday. Tv H.-Hull of Wertmlnster,. was in the city yesterday, on[ -bosiners. ross Mitchell. Mayor of Belton was a business visitor in the city for a few bbnrs yesterday.: I Mrs. J. C. Holder hsB returned from a two weeks visit to Columbia and Sa vannah, On., ? . ?-..??' . . ? \ Notice of Meeting. ! Ruff Ixidgi No. Z?? ?. P. M." will meet in Special Commujcation this af terndbn at :t p. m.. for the purpose of burying our deceased brother M. E. TyruB. ^ . W. Harrry McCleskey. Wn. W. P. Wright. Sec. G-tG-lt ATTI^CT?VE VACA TION TO?II NIAGARA FALLS, CANADA? Jue B>JAlJTttUL NKW KNfllAND ^.J^?^^Io ?0, 1914 SEABOARD AIR 'ITNE RAILIYA?' ? A nd-? ou g?tions ? Mount m*&h Niagara Palls. Niagara Ce^e, Toronto, ? . Thousand fstetids, Rapids of the St. Lawrence Montreal^ fc.ii??>> 'J"/.' Quebfe V Montmorency- Fa!1" SL Anni- ??s rwahprc, Bonton and ^ft?frjfew 'Yerk ?H RE* DAW ? IN BOSTON A TJIlfEK St Ay A . .IN" ME W ^?^^pleterftteararjr % Cost tor ebr.ateen days of -loot, nt ion. Jn'.nxcstldg and Instruc Travel'V'K.^- _ . _ _ .__ um THE HARTWELL, GA., antf ANDERSON, S. C., NATIONAL HIGHWAY i - By Way of Ff Af LEY 9 o M. Hartwell, Gai li M. Royston, (Ja. :jv M. Commerce, (ia. IN M. Jefferson, (ia, (HI Sf. Winder, Ga. 6>> M. ( art, GS. CO M. A ul) h rn. (.a. SO jj. Lawrenceville, Ga. 00; .M. Duluth, (."?i. 07 M. NOTCTOKM, Go. .115 M. A lan?a. Gu. ALWAYS CROSS -li??iiW'?? filmy - >KW BOAT COOO LANDING GRADK1? HOADS QtlJllK SERVITE F K URUlG K ?fi? ?fcTS. Pitt! NE -HARIURV^H VfcRHY "' G OOO CAMFFXtV GROUNDS (| .11. Hurl nell, Gu'. 7 M. Il A HllE Y*S . F K H R Y ll M. Slur, S. C. 2S M. Anderson; H. C. 38 .M. WIlHumsten. K. C. .IS .M. (.'reein ?ile. S. C. 71 M. Greer, S. C. Oil 31. flpnftuuburg. S. i\ Ila M. fc-affnej, S. c. lin M. Hastunln, X. c. ISO M. Charlotte, N. C. Crossing at II A RE KY'S FERRA' is not affected by low water. Get your Gasoline and Auto "?*lls at Harley's Drug Store, Hartwell. Ga. Sole Agent for Firestone Tires. Try some. W. I. Halley. Hartwell..Ga.. Agent. A freo camping house has been erected at Hailey's Ferry, for the public See the Hudson SIX KS before buying. W. I. HAILEY, Agent, Hurl nell, Ca. INT^i.GEtiCJER GET ?RESULTS WANTS Wanted-2 or 3 furnished rooms for light housekeeping. No children. Phone Bil. tf WANTER-A man to tack signs, one ' who bi?:i had lots of experience n*nd can furnish A 1 reference. None but ? -??tter" need apply. CHERO-COLA BOTTLING CO. t?-13-Ct. ' Anderson, S. C. Waut a Home! For quick sale I of ?ier a nice- house and lot on Green ville otreet at a sacrifice. You should Investigate this. Part cash, balance on time. Address,' Opportu nity, Anderaon, S. C. 6-16-6tp Wanted-Good Eecond hand wagon ceale, standard make, first class condition' -at-right prie a Phone 649. ' 6-10-ltp LOST Stolen-From in front of The Intel ligencer office, Iroquois bicycle, stock model No. 311124. Coaster brake, two brass plugs in front tire. Reward for information leading to recovery of same and conviction of thief, L. M. E., car Intelligencer, tf LOST-Wednesday night the 10th. in br between Anderson and Toidland Shoals on Savannah riVar one yel low foldingypocketbook containing fi checks aggregating -about 32,180. 00. Reward If returned to W. Al?. Powell at Chero (.'ola Bottling Co. Auderson, S. C. 6-13-tf. FOR SALE FOR SALE- 50 to 75 bushels mixed . peas, $3 per bushel. J. Thoa. Bolt.._ _ .I 6-13-6td. Phones 159 or 127. New York. June 15.-The Judgment ________________________________ of the speculative community was held j FOR SALE-Six shares Peoples Bank ?&_&^"_ stock Apply 201 South McDuffle. ket price movements were narrow. No, ' 3-14-3t progress was made toward clearing up _ Hie questions which block the W?X for _>_r-vr> DCWTP l>ulls and bears alike. Report's of r C/K Kl_lN 1 serious difficulties confronting the ? ' ' .' Mexican mediators made little tmpres- . For Rent-Neat 5-room cottago, South sion. Just when.the rate case decision J Me Huff lo street, furnished or un/ur- win be". announced remained as much: nished. Apply to-"L" care The Ip- of a puzzle .as ever, telligencer. 6-143t The aborts sought to make a bear ? .___________________________! argument out .of Washington advice.-!. ~ 5 _ getting forth President Wilson's ln .y .v. y. y. y. ? H- ff- * # * * * slstence on putting through' at the jj. . -!j -j; present session of congress the ad a ? ?- : ministration's trust program,-but the * THE MARKETS * market wac not affected greatly,. ***r* .The drift was downward, but the:. * movement did not attain proportion, y. y y. ^ y. .y. y, sf, .y y. .y y. x The lowest stocks uv the list were the -_ j shared of the.Gould roads. Both Den- : Hy j X7 - 1 ri n ver a*nd-Ri? Grande common and pre INeW York .L.Otton Tarred set low records for a long pe ._v. rj?d ?f years.'.Missouri Pacific sagged} iv, ? . ?'J _,. ; nt times'and a few of-the specialties New York June, 15.-There was a - than a ^mt " s"te'er was heavy mW?m&J&^!?^: ?tf_i{_s ti&t not?t,' . .. x day under liquidation by Ju y Ibngs gJfiggS^ of gold for export con and more or less general selllnjrln- Unued ..todqy but on: a smaller acato, spired br report? of good rains IP tuc r D ^ *?ek T,me ond ca" f fl ' eastern belt over Sunday. July con- ^ere firruor tracts sold below A?lg?st for the first Bonds were IrregUlaf. Total solos time on the movement. Closing pf iceft - Vflluo ^g?o.ioo, . . __.* ?hwleup from the lowes?j6n , ^Unitod States bonds'were unchanged covering, but barely steady and from _" . , , , , iv to' 18 points net lower. Z. ?7 ' The market opened at a decline of '. " _m . JD uLi-*-^ ' s to Gppmts and eoid-about e to 8 vs^ani and rroyisiosis pointa nat lower rlghV alter.ile call rAv S UW W^Fft M'Vfc .under liquidation and local and south- rr icago, June 15.-(Wheat pri?es ern pressure. A Joss of BCveral points glided downward today, Influenced by followed tan n^bunteh>'crAp- revteWby the -fact-th? liarla-"and Oklahoma a New Orleans authority and covering, had escaped a wet harvest. The eldee but tho.rnarket jfidon Weakened- righlp^?ltliougli steadyr waa 3-8 to 3-4c net ann'Yb?^aWlfriW1 bec?rii? nior?'?cfive lower. Corn Showed a decline 'bf 3-8 after the, publication of the eastern n 3-4c. Oats finished l-8c off to 1-8 nett'ffetalTa."'.uM a 1-?c up,: and provisions /at an adr Spot cotton qnicU.middling uplands, vancer ef So^to 25c. iv6? ?utt ?3.?5. No Bales. - M'> 5 J" J n-:-, ^t^0l^0^!^^ Ivf^?y Qyi Call A&t .v.;: ;.V.".V:: ::iS?4 ?SJ? - ^ York, June 15.-Close: mer October.12.7S, 1?.?2 cantllo paper 3 a 4 December.I2.?r la.??1 V^11??.' 00 aft?8? January.12.67 lil ??: ^mand 4.88.W. Match-.. 15.67 12.55 :' <*mmerclai billa,4i85 7-8. Oyyy Own Home and Qijit Paying ^g^0^t^ We have some of those BEAUTIFUL Lots on Tribble Street WEST END that'we are offering at such ajfcti active prices you can't afford td miss it.' LISTER Lots at ^250.00. 7'er ms .$10.00 down and '% 10.00 per month without interest and without taxes. J. FURM^N JEyans Building :: Anderson. S C. pract?cally.th? worst of the day, a loss or fifteen tb seventeen points. The market stood at a decline throughout tho session.! More i'hort selling made its appear ance than has been usual of late and bearish comment was that the market would be over bought, and in danger of flinn, lng into a wide tendency down ward if news from the belt continued lo- likrpr?ve: - . . - Reports from the interior indicated that the crop was being brought to ? hi nh state of cultivation. Shower'sin the eastern belt was considered favor able.1 " ". I ? Colton futures closed* steady. July ^3.42; August 18.38; October 12.G0; December 12.59; January 12 CO; March 12.69.- . Spot cotton quiet, unchanged. Mid dling 13 15-16. Sales vin the spot 415; to arrive 50. ' Stocks and Bonds New York Cotton . .From June 10th to -tad we will show from 14 to 15,000 Salesmen's Snmples of NeW Fall Suitings from Jno. H. Kill son, one nf the foremost manu facturers ol high grade woolens In the world. "Wc cordli?lly In vite yen to rall during this dis* play nnd see "what's what" In men's clothes. -Awide range of prices ..We make your suit and make lt to fit. Phone 414. . . August.\m*-.-im ^e^york, June ?.-Close: ,mar October. i .12.75, UM cantllo paper 3 J.2 a 4 December.12.7&.. 13.??J V*^'UnB; ?chango Meady; 60 days. Jandar/ .... ....... 12.67 **^M?W&&& m o Maren'?.. .... li.67 12.55 ? ? ?*?T?_?tol_ Mila,-4*5 7-8. J - ? - Bor silver 66 1-2V M-.1-1L ? rf^ioitjL-r?ji-A- : O-TL-tli^Sk' Mexican J dollars! -4^ l^ew \JTleailS V<Otton Ot?v?rnmont bonds steadyr-rallroad 1 bonds irregular. , Call money firmer, Kew Oflearta. June ^^T?rlces w*^ 1 3* a Hi ruling inte 1 3-4; closlbg cued tniOie't?tfon market'i '-^,'ander ?%. ?4 a 7-8. Tima loans strongor; 60 selling ItosoB partly on id prWementi daya 3 ?-4 ,a; X'*? ninety daya?pl-2; in wea?tor Editions o^ (be beltv ?U uioat|r9,3.1-4, i-i r\ A I and parttly ip anticipation s.? ?.(avor-.. [?--.?' ,"?.-. ? > , able weekly crop summary from Wash if*A'??*-4? ~<l?M-f1 Oil ington tomorrow. Around the opening W*w*? M?*F?* .V.1* and for a while in the early afternoon . -- , -' . j offering wore .fairly; weR^a4>sprbod, ' -^^~"^^^[>*'I;_"T*^iS*'' 1- ; . g I J ? m Thoroughly Investigated the .merits of Pi?no? fj .y?u haven't, come In; antis : i?fMis demonstrate: ^one to you. ' :; ^' . ...THERE'S NO BETTER,.. ? .' .. Even at a much higher price.' , Willis arman Music House. B?ec?dcy mtiS??n^ ANDERSON, S. C. . ,?y?r_?f? - cased off In the'.session, terlng ilfjulda?jon ..Irulutcd. by- tha- >T weakness: ip cotton^,, fFinali.vpvicea''? ^ were ? to pointa; .lpwor< SaJMta ?18^03 - barrels.- '.. . r. .