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The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25
CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.
TiVoli.

The people of this city know good
thing when they see it, and this is the
reason why the Tivoli Opera-house was
crowded to the doors last evening The
good thing was j. c. Goodwin's comic
operetta, Wang" Two years ago this
piece was presented at the Tfvoh and
hen it was that Edwin Stevens made his
nit here Coincident is the fact that he
pigs good-by to his many admirers. prior
20 his departure to the East, In his or1gi-
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25

charges made by Nicaragua that Ameri-
can merchants were involved in the rev
olution inaugurated to overthr0W the
Goyernment by showing that although
some Americans may have been in SYM
pathv with the revolutionists they did not
take an active part. 1t is the expectation
Of officials that Nicaragua will now re-
fund overpayments without further pro-
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25
LOST HIS LIFE IN
THE GRAND CANYON
Futile Search for W. T. Russell
Along the Treacherous
Tnlnradn

ASH FORK. Ariz. July A.-The party
which left here on July IA in charge of
w. w. Bass. an experienced guide, to
search for w. f. Russell of Syracuse,
Neb., returned late last night after
weeks perilous hunt through the Grand
Canyon of the Colorado. Russell. in com
pany with II. B. Clifford, George D. Rob
erts. George and Charles H. Gibson, min
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25
Ocean Water Tub Baths.

fo1 Seventh street. corner Mission. Salt
water direct from the ocean.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-25

o
stimulated dodyf followed the eestmon offered
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-04-26
Free Pills.

Send your address to II. E. Bucklen s.
Co, Cnicsgo, and get free sample box OF
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A trial Will
convince you nf their merits These pills
are easy in action apd are particularly
effective in the cure of Constipation and
Sick Headache. For Malaria and Liver
troubles they have been pros ed in valuable.
They are guaranteed to be perfectly iree
froM every deleterious substance and to
be purely vegetable. They do not weaken
by their action, but by giving tone to the
stomach and bowels greatly invigora.e the
system. Regular size 25c. per boz. Sold
by Hill-Otr Drug Co.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-04-26

Last Thursday several of our neigh
boring towns sent delegations to An
derson to confer with President Kirllby
and Chief Engineer CrenshaW in the
interest of the Black Diamond Rail
road. Greenwood was represented by
WI. burst, D. C. DuPree, ]. S. Bal
ley, .. A. Magill, J. T.. Simmons and
Rev. r. A. Child; Abbeville by Mayor
Jones, J. +. Miller. j. r. Blake, Jr., A.
w. Smith; Due West by Rev. w. Y.
Presley, r. C. Brown1ee and r. S.
Galloway; Hodges by C.S. Simmons.
Several citizens were also present from
the Artreville section. There is strong
rivalry between Greenwood and Abbe-
vile as to the location of the road, and
both routes will probably be surveyed
before the decision is made.
Beginning tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock Lesser & Co. will inaugurate
grand bargain sale for one week, and it
takes nearly the entire eighth page OF
the INTELLIGENCER this week to tell of
the many beautiful and useful goods
they have in store for the public. This
firm has by far the largest stock Of
goods it has ever shown in Anderson,
every department. being complete and
running over. These goods have been
purchased for cash, atvery low prices.
and they will be sold at prices that twill
please every buyer. If you need any
thing in the dry goods line, clothing,
shoes, hats, ETC.. read their big adver-
tisement carefully and give them Il call
at once. The ladies, especially, will
find something interesting in it to
them.
The sad news has reached Anderson
of the death a few days ago at her
home in Tampa, Fla, of Mrs. ". D.
Davis, formerly Miss May Adderly, Of
Greenvillc. She was neice of Mrs.
M. Kennedy, OF this city, and 4 daugh-
ter of Mrs M. T. Adderly, OF Green
vile. She has many relatives in Eng
land, among whom are Sir Augustus
and Lady Addcrly, OF London. The
Greenyille NemS, in speaking of her,
SAYS: "Nlrs. Davis was educated at
Nootre Dame Convent. Indiana, andwas
of a high order OF culture, of a sweet,
gentle disposition, possessing all those
charms and graces OF character which
go to make mp 4 truly noble Christian
womanhOol. The hearts OF many
friends all over the land go out in ten
der sympathy 10 C1c stllllCteu !lOllic1,
bereft Of her only CHILD, and the grief
stricken husband. .
The last issue of the N.alhalla Cou-
aier contained the following marriage
notice: cat a. M. on Wednesday,
the 10Th instant, at the residence OF
DR.. d. B. Darby, Mr.. /. H. Harrison
and Miss Meta G. Darby were united
in the holy bonds OF wedlock, Rev.J;
d. Mccullough, Of the Episcopal
Church, officiating. The wedding was
a quiet one, only the members Of the
contracting parties being present. The
happy couple took the $40 o'clock pas
senger train for Anderson. Their many
friends extend congratulations and
wish them a long life OF happiness and
prosperity. After a few days they will
be at home, in Walhalla, to their many
friends. Mr.. Harrison is one OF the
foremost civil engineers and surveyors
in the State. Mrs. Harrison is a sister
Of DR.. D. B. Darby and is much admir-
ed for her Christian graces and lovable
disposition Mr. and Mrs. Harrison
spent several days in Anderson.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-04-26
Notice.

Mr.. EDITOR: am in receipt of quite
nun ber OF letters from farmers and
stock -raisers throughout this County who
are exceedingly anxious to inspect my
o L. C. Boar-Ben. Tillman-but say they
cannot spare the time to come Is or 20
miles for that purpose so kindly allow
mo space in YOUR columns &c announce
that on first Monday in May (Salesday)
shall put Ben on exhibition at Fret
wells Stables He will be there simply
TO give you chance to Judge OF his ex-
cellent qualities, and will not be clustered
into service before Goth May, 1893 Ben
is only six months and two weeks ol0,
and weighs 201 pounds.
j. MONTAGUE POWER, Fair Deal. sc.
For RENT-A 6 room Cottage, divided
for two families. Apply to Capt. NJ.
Kennedy. IL
Hair Braids made to order from either
cnt hair or com bings. Mrs. Stevick, Cor.
McDuffie and Benson SITS. fl
STRAYED OR oRSroLEN-From my stables
April 2lst one small, mouse colored mare
Mule 9 or 10 years old, black legs and
heac. Any infor nation will be reward
ed T. T. Simpson, Iva, S. C. Al
Artistic Wall Papers, from the celebra-
ted house Of Alfred Peats. Miss Cornish
bess the ladies to call ~ 70 South Main
st and inspect her large books OF sam
Piles. III
To kill two blades of grass where one
was killed before is a problem just now.
Sullivan Hardware Co.'S. Harrows can
solveit for you quick.
Why do Rambler Bicycles continue
year after year to be the most popular
Wheel made? Because the very best
material is used economically and intel
ligently to the best possible advantage.
43-2 BLOCK BROS.
Hoes are indispensable on the farm.
Every farmer wants low prices and the
best to be bad, Sullivan Hardware Co.
buy in car lots and have the Hoes anu
the prices.
Years OF test by the farmers OF Ander-
son County prove the Roman Harrows
sold bv Sullivan Hardware Co. to be un-
excelled in cotton and corn.
Save your grain when the time comes
with Counts home. made. hand-set Grain
Cradles, sold exclusively by Sullivan
Hardware Co.
The "Klondike,' au all-steel, new de-
sign of Harrow-thoroughly tested IN
this section-has many points OF advan-
tage. They are sold exclusively by Sui
Ivan Hardware Co.
To make the crop with the least ex-
rense is business, and if you mean busi-
ness it's simply business to buy your
Harrows, Hoes, tSc., of Sullivan Hard.
ware Co.
When you want new Bicycle Saddle,
an Inner Tube, q Floor Pump, Cement,
or anything in the line of Bicycle Sun
dries, please bear in mind that Sullivan
Hardware Co. can save you money on
such items.
Sullivan Hardware Co. have The largest
and most complete stock OF Bicycle Sun
dries and Bicycle Fittings carried by any
house in the State This department OF
their business receives very close and
careful attention, and anything wanted
in this line can always be found in stock
at price that is right.
Cut Flowers, Pot Plants and Palms for
sale. Mrs. J. Il. CLINKsCALEs,
242 Main st.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-04-26
Free! Talk Free Hardware Talk Free !!
To the ladies.

We will present to the lady wearing
ths most appropriate Costume at the
skating Cariiivalat night on May ., l6:El,
at Skating Rink, a nice parrot Ladies'
Skates.
Get our prices on Skates. Bicycles, and,
in fact. everything On Wheels, and all
Kinds q. Hardware beio-e buying else
where Yours for business,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-04-26


On account of meeting of the South
crn Baptistand Auxiliary Conventions
to be held at Louisville, Ky, May It'll
to 18TH, 1909, the Southern Railway Will
sell tickets from all p0intsat the rate
0r0me fare for tile round trip. These
tickets will be on sale May Sth to l2tll..
inclusive. and are good for fifteen days
from date ol. sale.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson, Of
President AicIillcy's Cabinet, will
spcn,lncxt Monday in.Aldcrsoll,on# #lliS
way to Clemson College. anll has ac-
ccpte, an invitation Of C,cllgl,,>>lll;lE
I.atilncrto deliver all address lh.tlie
Court House III / O'Clock. LIE l,Nbllc
generally is invited to- attend an,s hear
1hc=a,l,lrss Air. Wilson is apractical
iarmcltlunrIow;l. ancloqllelli speaker.
and trcatsiS II. store iol. AZ Jilosc %sllo
maybe so iuri;ln;tfc ~ s.seiti. iiinlz,ill
This OccaS ION.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-04-26

Miss Lizzie Roggs, daughter OF Reno
Boggs, died at her home near Liberty,
on Monday. 18th inst, after lingering
illness from consumption, aged %
years. She was Almost cXccllcnty0ung
lady, and had many friends anl rcla-
tives in the upper section of Anderson
The Coconino sun., 1899-03-25
MUTUAL TELEPHONE COMPANY.
Notice For Publication.

Land once at Prescott Ariz., March g, lses Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before cierK or Probate Court at Flagstaff, Arizona, on May l. 1899, viz: Frank J. Stein of Flagstah, Arizona' for the NE4 Sec g T. 1s, N. RYE.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cultivation of said land, viz: H. P. Cullinan. Jesse Gregg Tbos A. Rickel Frank Fay, all of Flagstan' Arizona. r,,rr,r In
 Register First pub. March 3. lses
 Last pub April 9 lS~
The Coconino sun., 1899-03-25
k0d0 Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat.

Itartincially digests the food and aids Nature in strengthening and recon. structing the exhausted digestive or. gans. It is the lat est discovered digest ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach 1t in efficiency. 1t in. stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Sick Headache, Gastl Algia, Cramps, and au other results of imperfect digestion.
 prsporsd by E. C. Dewitt ( Co.,. cbleose.
The Coconino sun., 1899-03-25
That "Chainless.

The bicycle enthusiasts were greatly excited one day this week over the re- port that ''chainless safety" was on exhibition at one of our stores. When the curious cyclist called and asked about the "chainless safety" he was conducted to the back part of the store and shown large safety pin. One of the victims felt 30 bad about it that he composed the following lines;
 "Of all the suckers in the land
 You never saw the like,
 It was a chainless safety pin
 But not chainless bike"
The Coconino sun., 1899-03-25
Red Men Smoker.

To the members of Oraibi Tribe No. 8, l. O. R. M:
 You are requested to attend "SmOs kerr given by your tribe in the wig wam on Friday, March 3lst al ! p. m. for inthe language of he Red Men, 3lst sun Worm Moon C. $. D. IDS at ! runs.l You may lasso pale face. "No squaws.
 J. M. SIMPSON, F. M. BROWNING.
 C. of R. Sachem.
The Coconino sun., 1899-03-25
Semi>Annual Conference Mermon Church

Salt Lake, April 9th to 9th, 1899.
 For the above occasion the Santa Fe Pacific R. R. will sell tickets from Flag. staff to Salt Lake City and return at rate of $40.l5. Dates of sale April 3rd' and 4th. Tickets will be limited to sixty days from date of sale and no stop over will be allowed.
 G. k. SULLIVAN, Agent.
The Coconino sun., 1899-03-25

Marshal Woody informs THE SUN that beginning on April 1, he will rig idly enforce the ordinance preventing stock from running at large within the incorporate limits. During the past three months stock has been allowed to run at large to the great annoyance of many of our citizens, and those who have been, per force, feeding their neighhor's cows, will be glad to know that the Marshal will after April l re lieve them of their burden.
The Coconino sun., 1899-03-25
BY PROPER USE

the Telephone Door can be made the main entrance to your estab- lishmens. Shut your self off from telephone service and you close your doors against doz- ems of customers.
The Coconino sun., 1899-03-25
Spring Opening.

All the latest novelties in pattern hats and bonnets at Miss Todd's milli- nery store March 29th 1899. No cards.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-08

The formal order for the issue Of sl5,-
OOO road and bridge bonds has been
made by the commissioners court.
Mr. Z. J. Fountain says the oil mill
has cotton seed to supply any who may
wish 10 replant cotton.
John +. Astin was in town yesterday.
His loss Of stock from the food was
slight.
All kinds Of ine millinery very cheap
at Mrs. q. NJ. Proctors. ls3if
The ten convicts brought up from
Allenfarm were taken back yesterday
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye a, the
Exposition saloon. 1907
Joe Johnson was here from Millican
yesterday.
College creamery butter on ice al
Clarke q Dansby's. 1903
VIC. Newman is here from Macy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-08

SIR. r. +. Mistrot Of Galveston,
phoned Mr.. A. ID. McConnieo ye.ter-
day 20 place 5000 for the food suffer-
ers in the Merchants 4 Planters Ma.
tional bank. Mr.. McConnico complied
with the request and notified Mayor
Adams, the distributing agent appoint.
ell by the governor, that the money was
subject 10 his order. Mr. Mistrot was
one Of the most public spirited citizens
Bryan ever had. and his generous &C.
ton under the present circumstances u
Characteristic u the man. He never
lost an opportunity TO 10 something for
the public good. lie no longer has bui-
mess interests here, but IL will be seen
that his personal interes, is still very
strong and Of the sort that means some
thing. No application for private sub
scriptions bad been made and the do
nation was voluntary.
| Postmaster Haswell received notice
that his eiTor, 10 get mail In here had
resul,ed in an order being made by the
superintendent Of For, Worth, Tor the
mail service TO be resumed. Mail went
sbuth yesterday afternoon TO be trans.
/ frrred across ihe Nayasoia river, aud
ne return mail will be cent up the
I bame way. Mail for this point from all
directions will be sent here by way OF
I,Nayasota The mail train will come up
every day about noon and return TO the
lNayasota river about / o'clock. This
arrangement will remain In effect until
the regular train service Is resumed.
Persons desiring TO get mail OF should
Drop It into the postoiice In the fore
noon.
Y D. Z. Johnson Of Rock Praine, and
TIE. Wade Of wellborn, called OF
the Eagle yesterday while in town
a They have our thanks for carrying
ibundles Of the weekly Eagle TO sub
lscrbers at Wellborn and College, de-
laysd by the failure 10 move trains.
SHEET MUslC-we are agents fol
Thos. Goggorn & Bro New pieces re-
ceiyed every two weeks. viii orde
any piece not in stock. Emme's Drui
store. 1875.
( Engineer Doyle, who pulled the trait
hp from Nayasoia yesterday a, noon
said the water was still over the tract
in the Navasota bottom, bu, 30 far a
D lhe knew the track and the bridge !
= eempantiyely uninjured.
= A telegram received from Lampasa
Yesterday afternoon indicated that Mr
. A. Is. Carr'si illness had assumed a grav
and critical condition and he was no
expected to live.
\ For accident and life insurance eithe
4 in lodges OF straight life companies ~
4 Joe b. Reed. Also sells aour, rice an
coffee. n
M Fresh cold beer and lunch, Woote
h Wells soda water always on hand at y
10. Marek's next door 10 Saunders
q, lJohnson's. lIlu l
n The firm Of l. Bonneville & Go. he
:. been dissolved, l Bonneville purchasin
the business. /. bonneville. 1872
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-08
FROM RELIANCE.

Taking advantage Of your offer to
to correspondents from the different
neighborhoods, send in lev lines.
Mr.. W. II. Morgan is putting In some
very fine machinery for his gin and
MILL.
Prof J. G. Cloud is 10 nauct a class
In music at Bowman in July, and will
no doubt do some fine work. Tie holds
diploma from Prof. Eiland.
| have heard of some sharp criticism
on newspaper articles Of late. That is
As II should be. A thing that does not
attract attention is a poor thing. One
good soul told me that my chances Of
becoming great were lessened by writ
ing for the press. wanted 10 ask him
what am TO do?" Since I have not
been made road oyerseer, Judge Of cleo.
ton, president Of any concern. and mol
being able to buy new buggy 10 ride
the girls to singing while the hom'
folks play with the kittens.
/ Worse than ali this have not haC
An opportunity 10 try my hand a. a pa
gilist in order that ! might declare tina
~ am still in the ring" So when al
these honors are denied him one It'll
can ease himself through the prlntinl
press. Besides the critics did not kno,
that the sufficient reason for some per
sons not writing IL because their idea
have not collected yet, aud in all proba
blliiy never will,
after all critics are useful creature
when We consider that the one tha
curses you this year IL the most liabl
. praise you next year.
M Among those hurt most by the ovei
Bow are J. VI. Bullock, Ollie Seals, j /
Weber, W. K. Thompson and others.
Shoe Peg.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-08
Improved Cotton Seed.

Babe Stewart, the champion
melon raiser, who lives near Bryan,
is one who planted Eagle cotton
seed this year. lie planted Dix
on's Improved, and is highly
pleased with it, growth and con-
duct Of the cotton so far. He says
everybody who sees it agrees with
him that 1t has a great deal more
fruit on it than any Of the common
cotton.
1t is a noticeable feature in this
connection, that most Of the favor
able reports that have come TO us
are from Dixon's Improved seed.
This much can be stated now, as a
result Of these experiments-that
the Dixon's Improved is good
cotton seed to plant.
Mr.. Stewart had about hall
acre planted Dixons Improved, and
lost half Of it by a washout during
the late heavy rains.
h. W Shealey was here from
Reliance yesterday and told the re.
/ porter that he got a fine stand from
the Dixon's Improved cotton seeC
obtained from the Eagle but tn,
cut worms destroyed much Of it
The cotton left looks well, and al
Nhough planted later, is as large a
other cotton on the place.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-08

Marlin Ball.
AT the last meeting Of the COM
missioner's court, that august body
discussed the necessity Of gravel
ing several Of the roads in the
county, especially the pike between
Marlin and the Brazos. In the
course Of the discussion the state
ment was made that the cause for
the holes in the pike was to be
found in the use Of narrow tires on
wagons. It was pointed out that
when a narrow tired wagon il
heavily loaded il cuts into the road
surface and exerts a digFoSg or
blowing force. When thi esthsace
is once broken the nari tires
continue to pillow up and sgiop out
the loose gravel until a Aole is
made TO catch the first water that
falls and prevents il from flowing
into the drains. This, Of course,
softens the crest Of the road and
the narrow tires go deeper and
deeper into the road bed until the
only thing left for the commissions
ers to do is to have the holes filled
up with fresh material and the
crest hardened.
II was furthermore pointed out
that the flooring to our bridges il
cut out in about one half the time
II should be by the heavy seed
wagons and wood wagons, all with
the narrow tires. This evil Of mar.
row tires costs the county hun
dreds OF dollars a year besides Civ
ing our citizens the annoyance Of
bad roads all the time.
The advantage Of increasing III,
width Of the tires, both to the road
and to the team, is apparent to any
one who thinks about il. Instead
OF lowing into a Dad it will pacl
IL down so that even a bad roa,
will soon be put in good shape b,
broad tires; Of course this lessen
the force necessary to pull the load
In number Of the northern
, states where great attention ha
been given TO this subject the las
has taken the evil in hand and re
/. quires certain width tires on wag
!. ons OF certain capacity. Let Oh
citizens who contemplate buyin
new wagons this fall, insist upo
having broad tires. II we all vii
do this it will take only a fe'
years to get rid Of all the narro'
> tires, and until this is done we ca
rest assured we will have bl
roads, expensive bridges and niue
, annoyance in keeping he roads
shape.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-08
OBITUARY.

Mr.. J. NJ. Bailey departed this life
July 3, 1899, aged 81 years month and
IS days. II is very painful to chronicle
the death Of our friend. Iiewas laid to
rest in Ebenezer cemetary.
Mr.. Bailey was n member Of the Bap.
iist church Of Bryan and also member
Of the Masonic lodge. He had not been
in this vicinity but short time. Mr.
Bailey left many friends TO grieye his
loss.
lie leaves wife and two children,
one boy and one girl lie has been liv-
ing with his son.in-law, Mr. Edward
Royal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-08

In the great cattle pastures along the
South Canadian river In Cleveland and
Pottowaiomic counties and across the
line In the Chickasaw nation, ilies are
swarming on the cattle as never before
known. Dead cattle are found daily In
every hurd literally worried TO death by
hordes Of small flies, which sting like
bees, and the caitlemen cannot get rid
OF them. II the pest continues thous.
ands Of head Of Gne cattle will be killed
ID. n week or two.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-08
LOCAL NEWS.

Pm. Hick was here from Allenfarm
yesterday.
A. Nj. Curd was here from Millican
4erday.
r. II. Scale has returned from Cal.
lahsn county.
Two Houses Tor Rent-Apply to Mrs.
r. u. Roberts. li2n
Fresh strained honey 10 cents a
pound at Clarke 4 DAnsby's. 1903
A big lot Of bacon and flour was ship
81 down 10 MiIliean yesterday by train.
Smoke General Arthur cigars-best
on earth--sold Al the Exposition sa-
loon. lilu
J. l.. Breach. W. +. Elliott, John M,
den and others were here from Tabor
yesterday.
College peaches 30 cents bucket and
extra quality grapes cents pound At
lowell Bros. l92
N2UND-A Hat store key. Owner
can same at this office by paying
for advertisement.
J. d. Mcdonald Of Bedias, Grimel
county, Who hiss been here vaterboun,
for a week, gave The Eagle a call YES
terday morning.
The Rev. DR.. Bowers requested us I,
state that there will be no sunda,
school and no service In 81. Andrew
church on Sunday.
John u. Mike received a fine lot O
chickens and fresh eggs by wagon from
Macy yesterday and he Ia now sellinl
eggs at the former price Of three dorel
= for quarter. Send IN your orders a
n once and get supply Of chickens an.
eggA- -la2
Nearly all the people delayed here b
the food have cotton out either mort
or south by walking or private convey
ance, and we see by the papers tina
some Of them who have showed up o
the other side Of the washouls tell ma
yelous tales Of their experiences.