The State from Columbia, South Carolina • 2

-rf V- mi 81 ATE COLUMBIA MON DiT MUttHlNO OCTOI1EU32 1900 Das! Cooks in the Country recoynize the superiority el LEA 6 SAUCE' TMf ONIOINSL WOSCKlTgSSMiat FerOssM Masks Resits Scops sad every variety sf mads dblsM laaMst lavalsaM Joan Dukca1 Sum Adim Mw Yaw hm nlaved its first gams Inm will reply favorably lie would Our team ha piXa hHVa played rarollna here laet week If and the reault waa better than aoma 4lw president of the Agricultural und expected When Ahe flrat report of It Mechanical college had been at home by Pmildent Woodward ao that permlaalon could have been ob-waa receiveo oy rmnu ni talned for them to make the trip to and announced to the atuueme mere th( (tty Wlin esptKtwj frim the waa aome rejoicing yet at the game "far lleela aaylng that they will be time there waa much bemoaning of the here on Tueaday If they do come it -rrr from all accounla Will no iloulit prove an Intenaely Inter- fact that the referee-rrom au accoun tfUnj Ramo Th Agrli ullural and that have been perpetrated MethllIll(n la aald to lx a very atrung auch a grand larceny on the Carolina team and aa Carolina la a little above imtmi -vt that eeema to have been her former average It ran very reaaon- eleven vldont ably be atated that neither team will the case And that la not only evident wn a game on the home to a aympathlaer of the Carolina team gridiron will doubtleaa draw a large but alao eeema to be the only logleal crowd aa faroltna'a aympathlaer In eonelualon that can be placed upon the the city are dully Increaelng and en-tarrfaced alatemente of the facta It thualaem la high among la not to be wondered at when It la If thla game cornea off It will In all conaldered that the University of (lent- probability be the beet that the team ga occupies auch a high place In the can play before It haa to try eonelu- firmament and the Bouth Car- alona with tha doughty Clemaon eleven UNDERWEAR! 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Penriiinii Ix'wls und Bellows make good gains and IVunnnn bucks yards for a touchdown Pcarnmii kicks goal Hcore: 47 to In ('leinson's favor Inivldsor kicks off King advances 15 yards: Wulker 10 yards Kalgler an yards Uuuthlt yurds Walker 10 yards: Forsythe punts 20 yards lo L'lcmson's fust quarterback Bellows scores a touchdown by a 15 yard run around left cud IVunnnn kicks goal Hcore: Clcmson 53 Davidson 0 Iwia 11 takes Lymah's plude at end Davidson kicks to Walker who advances 10 yard Kalgler Lewis ll Walker Iicllows Dnutlilt and Pear man carry the hull up the field and lear-inan goes over fur a touchdown I 'carman kicks goal Score: 59 to 0 Davidson kicks off tn Clcmson and Kalgler advances 20 yards Bellows and Ieitrinan make gulna for Band 15 yards respectfully Clemaon fumbles and ball goes to Davidson Wharton bucks yard Caldwell gets 1 yard on end run Davldaon kicks tn lowle who returns 5 yards Walker Kalgler Bellows King Peur-msn and Douthlt carry the hull up to Davldaon 10 yard line where Itouthlt bucks over for a touchdown Pearman falls at goal Score: 64 to 0 In Clem-son favor Davidson again kicks off ami Clemaon brings ball steadily forward tn their 15 yard line when the referee's whistle blows time up and the great game ends with a acore of 64 to 0 In favor of tho purple and orange The next game thnt Clemaon plHy will be In Spartanburg Monday with Wofford II SHORT BTATXHIHTI Pflrgfraphaof Interest Qathortd Htro tad Thiro mosquito still piles hla nefarious trade Brother have been the victims of three bicycle thpfts lutely going has become popular since the pleasant Sunduys have come electric light Is a commodity which la not apprin-luted until the city Is In darkness hotels were crowded yesterday wllh Jolly drummers who find Columbia a good plnce to aiiend Sunday Carolina mode up about half or t'harlntle'a Mecklenburg celcbryMnn this year Will Charlotte send a 'contingent to the fulr? SUJIA 10 VORROWIIO FOR The glee club Is dally getting In shape for the first performance of the mlnatrel club that Is If nothing prevents will be given during fair week Both of these organisations are stronger aggregations of college talent In their resiwctlve lines than formerly and at this performance of the mlnatrel club there will bo Introduced many new specialties In the comic line The dramatic club la alao practicing hard for ita Initial performance The date has not been definitely appointed for thla play but It will be riven some time very soon after the fdlr Mr Minus Jr of laat graduating class spent Saturday with friends on the campus Dr 8 Smith conducted the regular Sunday afternoon services of the college A 'yesterday Ills subject waa Purity" and a very able and Interesting talk It was There was a good attendance of the students Quite a number of the students will attend the reception to be given at the Columbia Female college this CORING TO AMERICA figlbh Riinfacianra at Crselbli Statl Will Lkim Hoi I'lttsbuig l'a Oct The Com-ttu-rclal Us setts tomorrow will say ficybold 5c Dickstud of MlielHsId England the largest manufacturers of crucible steel In Ureal Britain contemplate mavlng their plant to the United Htates A site providing excellent water and rail shipping facilities has been optioned near Wheeling and It 1 peiqxised to erect there a modern plant costing upward of 816-MMA which from the first will employ about 3500 men The object of the move is tn get Into the American market Constantly Increasing cost of i-imI In England la a prominent furtnr acting at an Impetus to the move ('harlca Walker who leR the EnglUh firm 23 yearn ago to come to this country and who Is now an export at the Demler works of the Flrth-Htenrllng Hteel company la In receipt of an autograph letter from the head of the English firm outlining the plans as given Gsraua Prtsa Appievia Berlin Oct With the exception of a few notoriously nntl-Brltlsh Journals the entire German press approves the Anglo-German agreement Its effect upon Itussla excites keen curiosity It being no secret that the relations between Germany and Russia have lately become cooler Othtr Opinion Rrussells Oct The Independence Beige which consider the Anglo-German agreement directed against Russia Influence In the east I now paramount' says: "Great Britain Is too weak and exhausted to undertake Isolated action and wishing to prevent other powers from obtaining more than herself she Insists upon the maintenance of the statu quotl" Vienna Oct The Fremdenblatt and the Neue Frele Press approve the agreement between England and Germany and ex pres themselves as confident that all the powers wifi adhere to It "because any power declining tn do so would exrlte distrust" Gtniral Wood Atrivta Washington Oct MaJ Gen Ionnrd Wood military governor of Hatxina has arrived here from New York which place he reached yesterday This afternoon Gen Wood called at the White House and held a conference with the president and tonight was there for a time making a social call MATHEMATICALLY EXPLAINED "Why air" exclaimed the man who says what he chooses Illiterate votes whom you control are nothing hut a lot of ciphers" "I know answered the political boas you yourself are not so much" "1 know that too But you take a mere figure one and put It at the head of a procession nf ciphers and the first thing you know got all the mathematics you can Washington Htar Mr Nunix (with blood in hla Lookee here! I left nn order with )ou fur a down bottles of the beat Mude'ry wine In ycr old shop Wine Yea sir weren't they delivered? Mr Bay the stuff ynu sent me was so stale the bottles had dust on 'em an inch thick You can't work no shopworn stuff off on Philadelphia Press HARE II TAB PHILIPPINES 1 Thtlr ItflmcaSild 10 Bi Evil A ilitls BlUaf Expoasto Manila Oct The Philippine commission has passed a bill appropriating 84750U9 gold for the payment uf expenses Incurred for the bem-nt of the Insular government (luring October The bill goes carefully into detail regarding the Items of expenditure throughout the Archlio-lago Judge Taft president of the commission has been engaged fijr some time In taking a mass of Filipino testimony concerning ths conduct and (xillcy of the friars tills being a con! I nun lion of the Investigation which Ix-gun with the depositions of bishops and members uf monastic orders The statements of ths Filipinos go to show that the frlara under the Spanish regime grently abuicd their limitless political and religious powers over the community and that thla abuse or authority often led to Immorality All the testimony offered by the Filipino show that they da nut desire the return of the friars to the iwrlsheB Archbishop C'happelle has gone to the more peaceful provinces of northern Luson accompanied by three Dominican friars It la asserted and generally believed that he Intends to reestablish these friars In certain parishes and the trip la exciting the natives In Manila who call upon their countrymen to prevent the reestablishment of any friar on the ground thnt It Would fix a dangerous precedent for the future AOITINALDO OOT7NRKI-H Henor Buencamlno has received what purport! to be a letter from Agulnaldo ordering the former leaders of the revolution who are now In Murillo to desist from the formation of political parties and to cease all their attempts at pacification The letter mysteriously hints that plans are maturing among the armed rebels In the field and deacrlbcs these as "best for the country" Honor But ncamlno declares that the letter Is genuine The military sltuntlon Is comparatively quiet fnr the Inst week The commission the military authorities the Filipinos and the foreigners are awaiting the reault nf the presidential election In the United Htates Many persona assert thnt whatever this may be It will have no Immediate effect upon the armrd situation In the Philip-pines and that disorders and guerrilla attac-ks will continue fur a tlrmv THE WIIIINO WHEELMEN Rtaalta li tha Blcycla Racia li Vtw Jtraay New York Oct Archie Me-Eachem won the 25 mile professional bicycle race at Vallshurg track Newark today A story hod been circulated before the race started that Kramer Walthour and Hatfield had formed a combination to shut nut the other riders during the race but the plan failed because of the suisrlor riding of Aaronson and McKachern who were a lap ahead of the others at the 23d mile Summary: Twenty-live mile professional race prises at each nf the four miles and at last Won by McEuchern Aaron-xnn second Kramer third Time 101:47 Intermediate winners: Five mile Coburn Time 742 2-5 Eleven miles Walthour Time 24014-5 Fifteen mile A lions Time 3547 2-5 Twentieth mile Aaronson Time 48C92-5 Volcano Eruptions Are grand but Hkln Eruptions rob fife of Joy Ifucklen Arnica Halve cures them also Old Running and Fever Bores Ulcers Bolls Felons Coma Warts Cuta Bruises Burns Hcalda Fall and Winter Are you prepared for the cold showery days ahead? Cold blustering days will have no terrors for the man who buys his UNDERWEAR here The garments are made up they fit and fit In underwear means comfort We have all grades from the chespeet to the finest Cotton Fleece-lined Shirts and Drawers excellent quality soft and agreeable to the touch Heavy Derby Ribbed Jersey-fitting Merino Shirts and Drawers Heavy Quality Wool Fleece-lined Underwear Extra Fine Quality Merino Derby-Ribbed Underwear Also ths famous Jaeger goods We have so many other styles that It will be Impossible for us to tell you About All of them htrf but wo would like to ihow you our Assortment And nt you up According to your notion 1523 Main Street It' 4 ollna college auch a comparatively low one It aeetna that Carollna'a eleven made two touchdown during the game and that neither were counted And thla waa our flrat game Now to aay that tha Carolina etu-denta and all admlrera of the college team are highly elated at the outcome of the Georgla-Carollna game would be putting It mildly notwlthatandlng the fac that Ofcpt Hell ordered hla men from the field thereby awarding the eto Georgia by a score of to 0 a ranka among the flrat of rn football teama and evidently the actlnna of the referee did not Intend for Carolina to win There hart been one or two rank declalnna mode against Carolina In favor of Georgia and the home team aeelng that they could not beat the Georgia team and the referee decided to quit the game with the acore a tie and four mlnutea to play All will regret that the game waa not played to a flnlah but will auataln the Carolina boya In not being allowed to have the game given away by tha ofll rial Ruehr left and half back and Free man centre were both not up to Ihclr normal on account of apralned anklea but played good game' Carolina made two touchdowns but the oflldal failed to allow them but one claiming that the bell waa "dead" ten yard from the goal and refused to allow time to be taken out for settlement thereby ending one half with a touchdown In favor of Carolina which waa not counted The team work of Carolina waa fine aa dearrlbed by tha Atlanta Conalltu-tlon'e report and the faarka ran Ilka dock work aklrtlng Georgia's ende at Will It will be remembered that thla' waa Carollna'a flrat game and Coach Hunt Is to be congratulated on the work he haa done The following la from the Atlanta Constitution which la a backer of the Georgia team: 'The game between Georgia and the University of South Carolina played on tha campus thla afternoon ended In Carolina leaving the Held and Referee Rowbotham awarded tha game to Georgia by the score of I to 0 Kach team had scored a touchdown and Georgia Jd the ball on Carollna'a five-yard I1" When Captain Bell claiming that referee wne robbing hla team of a Juatly earned victory ordered hla men s- On 1 close nd exciting both teama playing fine offensive ball carollna'a team work waa excel-v lent and the back field worked like a clock Georgia's Interference was welt very effective In the flrat Dickinson Hewlett and Lamar 5 carried tha ball to i'V Carolina five-yard line Hew-1 tli Un for a Jtouchdnwn fJ" "liseed ad easy goal Time 3 1 mlnutea Aftr the Wrk off Carolina aecured by magnificent work of Ruehr and Yancey carried the JnB to Georgia's five-yard line Two terrific onalaughta were auccenafully met by a stubborn defense when the referee whistle ended the half I the second half Carolina backs 1 skirted opposing ends In great shape if'- and scored a second touchdown In nine minutes After elx minute of glow play by both teams Georgia secured the ball on Carolina five-yard line when Captain Bell ordered hla men from the field The teams lined un aa follows: Center Terry: right guard Putnam: left guard McCalls: right tackle Gordon: left tarkle Monk right end Baxter left end Ridley quarter-back Captain McCutcheon right half bark Dickinson left half back Hewlette full back Lamar South Center Freeman right guard Neil: left guard Erich right tackle Jennings: left tackle Mr-' Cuachen right end Rhand left end Deal quarter-back Withers right half hick Hell left half back Ruehr full back Yancey Summary Touchdowns Hewlette Bell Referee Rowbotham of Atlanta Umpire Henry Thornton of Atlanta Timers Welch and Dorsey Linemen Hlmrh and Herbert Halvas 2fi and 20 mlnutea' The home team will try and arrange a game In Atlanta today with the Tech It haa not been learned yet whether they will make the data or not It la hoped they ean as It la de-' aired that they play aa many games as possible before the struggle for su-- premacy with Clemaon fair week It can safely be asserted that Clemaon will not have the walk over which she had lest year In view of the fact that Carolina wants another game or two Manager Crawford haa sent word to the assistant manager Mr Manly to wire the Agricultural and Merhaniral college team of North Carolina to come to the till city Tueaday It I expected that Manager Bernhardt of thla Lady I gave a handful of Ripans Tabulcs to an old gentleman of No Pleasures In City Life "Pa let move In the country I don't want to live In town" "Why not Bobby?" "Well pa ma says If we live In here till I'm grown up an' gray-headed she won' lemme keep a Indianapolis Journal VISITOR Every Chapped Hands Chilblain Beat Pits cure on earth Driven out Palna and Achea Only 25 ctn a box Cure guaranteed Bold by The Murray Drue Co Druggists EVERY FAIR Atid Brooklyn and he said their effect upon him" hits been most remarkable Friend What was the matter with him anyway? lo He is a weigher and wotks about the wharves and ware houses 11c said that always after eating he would be troubled with gases and there would be a sensation as of a load on the pit of bis stomach which made him very uncomfortable 1 VISITOR TO THE FAIR Well what good did the Ripans do him le I know how they did it but he says they were effect I vc from the start and he was surprised to see how quickly one would give him relief I think it is quite I remarkable for he is a confirmed dyspeptic and he positively tneered when I gave him the Ripans He didn't seem to think anything could reach his case i 0 1 hrOk tint I-e-VXBwfll tamM TBr twit pri" nd fratanq Ufa Om mww rallrf Null Uu- -onl ua Ilia w-fcai( and an- nn MlaM I H-n BI (nr 1-Mtaaiay nnhadat nardru Mura Tra nniiptwand nn Ihumand tnamaoaMln nIU he natM aitf hr tennis Cuatdai Wlha HifannCnamalCuuSn lS(imunCa Toth I Will be cordially welcomed and are invited to call on us Soda Water Cigars Perfume CLEIS01 SIITT-FOUR DinDSOI COLLEGE ZERO Ill BlffMt Been Em Made la tho Bomb 1fc Complita Stoty of tha Great Garni Special tn The State Clemaon College Oct Clemaon opened her season of football yesterday with bright the new fornrn-tlona proving that nlralght football go The Davldaon team waa com-maed of good heavy material hut acked coaching They were an gritty a lot aa ever lined up though Not until the game waa over did they cease their fierce tackling of every runner they could reach Caldwell at left end and Caldwell A at quarterback played a defensive game seldom seen The main features of the game were the exceeding number of long galna made by the Clemaon team Bellows the ifew end la a find Indeed as will be Men by the account Douthlt full buck work waa good while the half back work of Hunter and Forsythe waa all that could be desired Capt Walker and (loach Helsman are well pleased over the game and are to lie congratulated on their team DETAILS OF THE GAME Forsythe kicks to Davldaon 15 yard line Wyman ratchea and returns 15 yards but fumbles Clemaon falla on bait Douthlt goes through centre 8 yards and again for 8 yards: Forsythe 8 yards round end Douthlt 4 yards on buck: Foraythe 8 yards on end run: Hunter left end for 12 yards: Forsythe 4 yards and Douthlt hucka line 4 yards for a touchdown in 8 mlnutea of play Forsythe punts out Hunter mlssea catch Clcmson 5 Davidson 0 Davldaon kli-ka to 1-ewla who returns 25 yards Lynch 10 yards on fake: Douthlt bucks 4 yarda Clemaon loses 10 yarda on offside play Clemaon fumbles and Davldaon gets hall Caldwell fails tn gain Wyman 1 yard ir a buck: Caldwell kicks 20 yarda to Hunter Clemaon ball -Bellows circles end for 10 yards while Foraythe does same for 30 ynnla: Douthlt burka 8 yarda Forsythe 4 yards and Hunter goes round left end 14 yards and again for 28 yarda Foraythe bucks 4 yarda and Douthlt again guea over tar a touchdown Iwls falls at goal Score: Clemaon 10: Davidson 0 Time of play 5 1-2 minutes Wyman kicks to Clemaon 10 yard line Lymah advances IS yards: Hunter by a beautiful circle of left end mokes 30 yards: Forsythe bucks 2 yards: Hunter fumbles and Davidson gets hall in centre of field Caldwell falla to gain: Fltspatrlck bucks over right guard 4 yards: Caldwell klcka IE yards to Clemson's 10 yard line Clemaon fumbles and Davidson's hall Caldwell make 1 yard on buck but falls at seeond attempt Fitspat-rick trie goal from field but mlssea by the narrowest margin Ball Is brought to 25 yard line and Clemaon klcka off Iewla gets bnll Bellows circles end for 30 yarda: Foraythe bucks 8 yards Clemaon hsu-a 10 yards on offside play Douthlt hucka 25 yards Hunter bucks 25 yards and Is tackled beautifully by Fltspatrlck Time nut Hunter hurt Bellows carries hall over for touchdown Forsythe punts for a touchdown but Clemaon falls to Mitch 8core: Clemaon 15 Davidson 0 Hunter advances 15 yards: Bellows 20 yarda round end Douthlt hucka 5 yarda: Walker round right end 5 yards Lymah and Lewis double pax 15 yarda Forsythe round right end 15 yarda Douthlt bueka over tar a touchdown Lewis fails at goal Score: Clemaon 20 Davidson 0 Davidson kicks off Walker adavnee 10 yarda Hunter 8 yards Lewi 8 yards: hut on the next play Clemaon Is forced bark 5 yards Hunter rlrrlea Wl end 30 yards King Is substituted tar DaCosta at right tarkle Douthlt leaps line for 11 yards: Lymah and lwl double play for 80 yards and the bnll Is again carried over goal line Iwl kicks goal Score: 28 to 0 In Clentson' favor Davldaon kicks to Bellows who ad ranees yards Hunter 15 yards on end run Walker 5 yards over extra: Lymah and Lewis get 10 ysrds but tre railed back on offside play Forsythe bucks 6 yards: Bellows 25 yars round end and Forsythe 5 ysrds same Hunter 10 yards on right en 1 Fnr-sythe bucks IS yards for a touchdown Lewis falls at goal Score: Si to 0 Clemaon succeeds In resrhlng Davidson's 10 yard line when the first half Is up Clemeon 31: Dsvklson 0 SECOND HALF niease substitutes Woodbrldge at right guard for Clemaon Davldaon kicks to Clemson's 20 yard line Bellows Forsythe Hunter Douthlt and Lymah by bucks and end runs averaging from 5 to 30 yarda carry the ball to the goal fnr a touchdown Lewis falls at goal Clemaon 38 Davidson Davldaon kicks tn Clemaon Forsythe Hunter and Lyneh respectfully advance hall 12 10 and 18 ysrds Kalgler substitutes Hunter at right half and Peatman Forsythe at left half Pearman Forsythe Douthlt Walker and Bellows carry the hall oyer for another tourhdown Lewis falla at goal Score: 41 tc 0 In Clemson's favor Davidson kicks off Walker advances 19 yards Pearman 20 yards and Walker aaln carries the ball 18 yarda Iodluntly Disito Tht Ehi Sitka to Maki Vorolf loss St Petewburg Oct The Ofilclal Messenger mnkps the following announcement: "In view of tho reiterated false reports appearing In foreign newspapers that Russia la aeeklng to concludo a foreign loan the ministry of finance considers It necessary again to declare that the government Is not seeking to conclude loans of any kind seeing that the current tevrnue and the cash reserve fully suffice to meet the ordinary expenditure aa well aa the outlay entailed by events In the far east "All the newapnper reports concerning an alleged Russian loan emanate from various speculators who persistently hut unsuccessfully endeavor to force their aervlcea upon the ministry of finance BRIDEGROOM WARTS DAMAGES Eovtl Lurialt Startai ib VI -iida Pensacola Fla Oct A novel suit for damages haa been Instituted here Macon who eloped from Birmingham Ala last Monday with Mlse Dulsy Itawney the daughter of a I prominent family la that city and ery haa begun tho suit against police ery has begun the suit against Police Officer Daw of Pensacola who acting upon a telegram from the bride father arrested them on their arrival here Tueaday morning Mr Macon says he waa much humiliated and hla bride was seriously frightened by the arrest and he now aaka cash damages for the arrest and detention Iqsistod on Eniikiki Pittsburg I Oct William Bryan arrived In this city unannounced this morning over the Pittsburg ami Lake Erie railroad and JeR for Huntington Va at 1:25 via the Pan Handle Route Through the fullure to connect at thla point with hla special car which hud been sent from Buffalo ahead of him Mr Bryan was compelled to take a Pan Handle train for Columbus where he will take a Norfolk and Western train for Huntington arriving about 1 o'clock tomorrow morning Mr Bryan short ntay here was not marked by any ceremony owing to the fnrt that hla coming waa hot known Ills presence soon became known however and he was called upon at the Monongahela House by a number of the local lHmocralle leaders Just for a social chat The trip from the hotel to the station was mude by street car and upon hla arrival quite a crowd had gathered they Insisted on a handshake all around Leaving Pittsburg Mr nryan Immediately sought hla lierth In the sleeper where he reated during the aftermsm At the various towns through which the train passed crowds had gathered at the depots but the candidate kept hla bed Tho QrklM The "cl-klsa" la coming to town thla week and many a fond parent will take the little ones to see the animals- while the atarerald fond parent takes a peep at other things And they do aay that the 4-Pnw and Sella Brothers Hhowa make a fellow want to have eyes In all parts of hla head and never an eyelll to shut out-the varied spectacular effects around him Author Craokj Alarm Yesterday morning there was an alarm of fire while everybody was at rhurvh The bell waa cranky and Iso of the companies tmt pussled but the alarms nt the other engine houses showed up all right and they responded In time nut to let the fire do much damage Joha Bharmao Djlag Washington Oct Ex-Secretary Sherman was very weak again today ami has been losing ground aleadllv It Is believed that he may not survive the nlaht though his great vitality may prolong fife while longer lUasiiof Robin Buhaaaa Ijnndon Oct Mr Robert Buchanan the novelist has had a cerebral hemorrhage which wss followed by paralysis of the right side and complete loss of speech ilia condition Is very critical Tka Ravolattoa Coatlinaa Kingston Ja Oct Advices received today from Itaytl assert that the revolution In San Domingo Is not ended and that fighting Is proceeding In the Interior although the revolution lets are weak By a The State Ball Members of club attending the Ball nf 1909 may obtain flowers of any kind and quality at the Rote Hill Greenhouses If sufficient notice he given Address for prices Rose Hill Greenhouses Columbia I ricMILLAN Druggist South Carolina Columbia Farinaceous Goods Ralston's Breakfast Food Franklin Mills Whcntlet Becker's Royal Health Food Bestobehnd Rolled Wheat Old Homestead Flap Jack Flour Battle Creek Grape Nut Plain and Belf-ltaiilng Buckwheat CREAM OF Picture with each package for limited time POHTUM The great coffee aubetltute SPLIT For Soup PEART BARLKY-For Soup GRANULATED and PEARL TAPIOCA TEAUL SAGO FULTON MARKET BEEF 10c LB KEEP US IN MIND McKAY TV Till mdilght and 1 All Day Sunday Carolina Portland Cement Co Perfume Soda Water Cigars Both Phones Prompt Delivery OLD DOMINION BRAND American Portland Cement sold In cooperage OLD DOMINION BRAND American Portland Cement sold In cloth sacks twenty cents rebate per barrel for return of sacks OLD DOMINION BRAND American Portland Cement sold In paper sacks saving twenty cents per barrel OLD DOMINION BRAND American Portland Cement Highest Grade of Portland Cement manufactured CLOVER LEAP BRAND AMERl CAN PORTLAND CEMENT HIGH GRADE NORTON BRAND Rosendale Cement LOUISVILLE Cement State Agents JV and 5 tot Hydraulic Lime PGYRE MANAHAN Sec acd ilgr 194 Faat Bay Street Charleston CEMENT CEMENT TBSTXBDAT'G WXATHSB Maximum temperature 79 Minimum temperature 51 Mean temperature Normal temperature 12 Accumulated departure since January 1 i i Plus 163 Highest max thla date (In 1992) 94 Lowest min thla date (in 1891) 26 Direction of wind Northeast State of weather Partly cloudy Precipitation 9 Accumulated departure in precipitation since January 1 Stiver stage at -03 B1YES BULLETHf 17 8 Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau River stages In Bouth Carolina 1 1 HL' Oct 20th and 21st: Genuine Texas Rust Proof Oats For sale in car lots and less quantities Full line Staple and Fancy Goods Mail and telephone orders promptly executed A BEALL CO Wholesale Grocers IMPERIAL (Hard Wall neater) Gives a perfect well at moderate expense Is the best flre-reslitlng Plaster Is always reedy for use la any eaaog Does not hold gases or diseast germs Csn be papered as soon as dry Is ths standard first-class Plaster One ton covers 200 yards Of Itself will not crack swell or shrink Will give you a warm dry house Will not cleave off when used as directed even In case of leakage Is no experiment It has stood eight test Is recommended by all the leading architects who have used It In this country and England Admits of carpenters following plasterers In a few days Is eapable of every variety of finish JUST ARRIVED: Car the Famous Blue Grass Belle Vinegar from Jones Bros Co Louisville Ky HEATH GROCERY CO DR MOFFETTS Hi'ijs lultidoi Aids Dlpsfla EETHInA (Teething ppwden) JLJl TEETH! HA lUkevssfbtBewsI r- fatiNirSaaitiinata cjMorurrM DrrLoui Below aero of gauge No rainfall la reported from river at Ilona In Bouth Carolina Bauer faction Director.