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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-02-20
La Grippe Quickly Cured.

''In the winter of 1898 and 1899
was taken down with q severe attack
of what is called La Grippe" says F.
l.. Hewett, prominent druggist of
Winfield, Ill. "The only medicine 1
used was two bottles of Chamberlain 8
Cough Remedy, 1t broke up tho cold
and stopped the coughing like magic,
and have never since been troubled
with Grippe" Chamberlain Cough
Remedy can always be depended upon
to break up o severe cold and ward of
any threatened attack OF pneumonia.
lt is pleasant to take, too, which
makes it the most desirable and one Of
the most popular preparations in use
for these ailments. For sale by Hill
Orr Drug Co.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-02-20
A stag party would be. mu

"A stag party would be much
more enjoyable if few dears were
invited.
Millions Of people are familiar with
DeWitt's Little Early Risers and find
them to be famous little liver pills.
Never grippe. Evans Pharmacy
= The sun is unselfisb; it shines
for all but stands in it's own light.
Use DeWitt's Witch Hazel SaIye
for piles, sores aud akin diseases.
There are counterfeits. Evans Phar-
macy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-02-20
Observation-Disclosures In the Blood.

TRIAL TREATMENT FREE. 1t is the
deep seated obstinate cases of oatarrh
and rheumatism, the kind that have
refused to heal under ordinary treat
ment that B. B. B. Botanic Blood
Balm) cures. 1t matters not what
other treatment, doctors, sprays, lini-
ments, medicatcd air, blood purifiers,
have failed to do, B. b. 3. always
promptly reaches the real cause and
roots out and drains from the bones,
joints, mucous membrane and entire
system the specific poison in the blood
that causes rheumatism or Catarrh.
B. B. B. is the only remedy strong
enough to do this and cure, so there
can never be o return Of the symp:
toms. If you have pains or aches in
bones, joints or back, swollen glands,
tainted breath, noises in the head,
discharges of mucous, liberation of the
membranes, blood thin, get easily tir-
ed, treatment with B. B. ..B. will
stop every symptom by making the
blood pure aud rich. Druggists 81.
Trial treatment free by ADDRESSING
BLOOD BALM CO., $50 Mitchell
street, Atlanta, Ga. Describe trou.
Bile, and free medical advice given,
Blood Balm thoroughly tested for &c
years; over 1900 voluntary tes.imn
malls of cures by B. B. b. nill-Or,
Drug Co., White & Wilhite and
Evans Pharmacy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-02-20
Anniversaries.

France acknowledged the indepen-
dcnce Of the Unitcd States February
6, 1878.
The realization and appreciation Of
the brave struggle Of the American
colonists for independence is in no
way diminished by the knowledge
that it was the help of France that
really brought that struggle to its
| early and happy close. Perhaps
the most important events of the
Revolution were the defeat of Bur
goyne, in campaign planned by
Washington and executed by Gates,
and the surrender Of the British Army
under CORVALLIS at Yorktown.
The first Of these American victo-
ries is due to the Americans them
selves, and especially to the genius Of
Washington. 1t was this successful
campaign that caused France to feel
satisfied that she would not be assist
ing a falling effort if she aided
America.
The second epoch making success
OF American arms. that of Yorktown,
was largely due to the aid of France.
This assistance was practical aud
theoretical. The mere recognition of
the independence of the revolving
colonies had tremendous moral effect
in Europe, but the expenditure of
treasure and the cooperation of men
and navy did more.
The defeat Of Burgoyne astonished
and enraged King George and his
Ministers, but America had many
friends IN England, and they clamor-
ed for peace, and peace with honor to
the ooionists OH some basis Of com
promise. Finally, Lord North bill
was presented to Parliament, and that
bill was meant for Cancellation. It
involved a direct surrender of the
whole ground of the war, but it indi-
eatcd no change of opinion on the
part of the King.
This action aroused France to en-
ergy. Louis XVI was opposed to
treating with the United States, but
the French Ministers knew that
prompt recognition on the part of
France Of the Republic independence
would neutralize the British measures,
and prevent reconciliation. France
was willing that America and England
should weaken each other by contest,
but she was resolved that Great Bri
tain should not recover her colonies.
France did not dislike America less,
but England more Burgoyues de-
feat had proved what Americans could
do, and France concluded to form an
alliance with the new Power.
On February 6, 1878, treaty was
executed by the Count dc Vergennes,
on the one part, and Franklin, Deane
and Arthur Lee on the other. The
King announces his acknowledgment
of the independence Of America, and
agreed to assist in maintaining it.
The United States agreed to support
France liz case Great Britain should
declare war against her. So it was
that one Of the important transactions
of our early history was accomplished.
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"A prisoner at Southampton, Fog
land, probably holds tho record for
drunkenness. He his been convicted
I53 times, aud last yea. spent 336 out
Of the 365 days in prison.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-02-20
HARRIS LITHIA WATER
Is the strongest natural Lithia
Water in the United States =!

Clans OF Inc country Read what Major
almost every n Carolina:
EDGEFIELD 6. C.
T. HARRIs-Dear
LATINA that
i've
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during u
somem
gnes1 benefit from their advice Old
put
@ ver ty years dd not enjoy
seaseof bladder finally
h mao give up profession civil
about middle
give fair
the nr ofth
o natur
liberty
OF Harris Iha
~ ''' '0'S very s. .rsY 8. KIRKLAND
We guarantee that glass of Harris Lthis Water
relieve any case of indigestion in minutes money
stubborn
will you suffer when you have this guarantee?
The Harris Lthias Ginger Ale
ket because it made from the
benefits OF the Water besides getting the best Ale
EV ANS PHARMACY supply with the Water quantity
HARRIS LITHIA WATER CO.. Harris Spring s. c.
Daily camera., 1901-06-19
LATE GOVERNOR PINGREe.

Detroit, June I8-Haz:n Senter Pin
gree, who died at London yesterday. was
born a, Denmark. Ne. in IS4o. In ISte
he enlisted in the FRS, Massachusetts,
heavy artillery and served until the end
OF the war, where he located in Detrol,
embarkins in the manufacture OF Shoes.
In 1850 the Republican party nomi
mated ex-Gov. Pingrec for mayor OF
Detroit and he was elected by over 1000
majority. He was reelected in 1871.
1895 and 1895 by increased majority each
time. In 1895 Mr. PIngree was elected
governor of Michigan by $1,000 plurality
running ahead OF the national ticket by
10000 votes. He was reelected govern.
or in 1906 by about 10000 plurality and
served out his term, which expired in
Iooo. Last March he started on the trip
to South Africa, which resulted in his
death in London.
Daily camera., 1901-06-19
JudgeAdu|1S S0yS
D0ISy 5 GuIIy
HELD FOR THEFT.
Justice Adams Binds Our Daisy Jones For
Larceny.

Justice Adams Binds Our Daisy Jones For
Larceny.
Miss Daisy Jones is guilty OF larceny.
At least. Justice Adams, in an hours ad
dress rendering his decision today, de.
cided that the II year old daughter CT ex,
Organizer c. W. Ipnei Of the Modern
Tonties had done things which indicated
probable cause for action. The terrible
young lady is still at large. but the court
requires $500 bonds to keep her from
going out and roo5ing others.
Miss Daisy Jones is the victim Of cir.
cums,ances. She belonged to facticn
OF the Modern Ton,ies. an organization
started here by Rev. Mr. Shellenberger
and Miss Jones father. 1t grew and
waxed fat. 1t is delightful social or
ganization wherein msn insured ,hei:
wives and wives insured their husbands.
The McClory case brought out loud
odor and President Mints came on from
Wichita. Kas., to see the local chapter.
There was rebellion. Pre5ident Mints
deposed the officers and called an el.c
ton for new ones. The deposed officc
denied his authority. Removal was atbi
trary and without trial. The eff :ers had
no oppo tuni:y TO explain. They were SIM.
ply fred because they would not be tools
D.ar,lao, N,nIe Than ~ ~.
told Miss Daisy TO hold onto the badges
She was marshal Of the chapter. espec.
ial,y charged with their custody. She
held on. Gray headed men told this
young lady to hold on. She knew no:h.
ing Of law and she was not acting in de
hance o. the laws of Colorado. as she
understood them. She was holding the m
pending settlement Of the differences
between members. Furthest from her
thoughts, so far as the evidence tended
10 show, was the idea OF theft.
And ye, the court, with the inability or
unwillinsness 10 hunt for motive. says
this young girl is guilty OF an attempt to
take the property OF others and diver:
them to her own uses. This is the very
essence OF laEoeny-in en-. and conver.
sion. One can search the evidence Ia
vain for a motive and yet a young char
acter mus. be smirched because justice
O! the peace will not look for motive.
will no, consul, reason. will fall back
on techinc alI,les. will look wise and say,
guilty as charged"
Daily camera., 1901-06-19
CARRY GOALS TO EUROPE.

Pitsburg, June IS-It was announced
in Pltsburg today that New York fnan'
ciers interested in and friendly with the
Pennsylvania Railroad company had S.
cured control OF the Fairmont coal com.
bine, and that with this absorption the
Pennsylvania interests had obtained full
control Of the soft coal Carrying trade to
the Atlantic seaboard. The plans OF The
new control are to develop the Yves,
Virginia coal fields and offer improved
facilities for the exporting Of coal. This
will probably involve, as James McCrea
first vice president Of the Pennsylvania
lines, suggested some time ago, the build
ing and operating Of large feet oi
Transatlantic collers.
Daily camera., 1901-06-19
KILLED THE MEXICANS.
Onicer. OF T. xas After Desperate Gang Of
Gtetser Outlaws.

Gietser Outlaws.
Laredo, Texas, June I8-Captaln
Brooks company OF State Rangers have
had fight with the Mexicans who are
supposed to be guilty OF the assassina'
,ion of Sheriff Morrison Of kearnes
county and Sheriff Glover and Constable
Schnable OF Gonzales county.
The commander OF the company WAS
notified that four horses were stolen Sun.
day nigh, a, Campbclton and that the
riders were headed for the Rio Grande.
Brooks company was Al once pa. on the
outlook and the news today is that the
detachmea, overlook four Mexlcans rid
ing horses sui,ing the description OF
those stolen at Campbel.on from the
Ford ranch. which is about eight miles
from here.
A running fight then ensued, in which
one Mexican was killed, one wounded,
one captured and one escaped. The de-
tails are uno5,ainable, but that fight
did occur is evidenced by the FAC, tina.
this evening coroner lief, Benavides, a
station on the Mexican railway. for the
scene, N order TO hold an inquest.
Later information reached the city ,hl,
Cap ain Rogers of the State Rangers,
with two under officers and Private
Ranger Sanders. had Captured three
Mexlcsns and that hgh, had taken
place. one Mexican being killed, and
one escaping. Captain Rogers and
party are in pursuit OF the man who es.
capped. The county clerk Of karnes
county has been asked to send men 10
identity the Mexican killed and ih. one
~,p,n,si
Daily camera., 1901-06-19
Jil|OND Doomed:
By C0pIo|
REVIVAL AT JIMTOWN.
Big Gold Camp of an Elder Day to the Fore
OncC More.

Big Gold Camp ofsn Elder Day to the Fore
Oncc More.
Jimtown is again coming TO the front.
Capital has looked kindly upon the old
camp, has pronounced her good and will
develop her resources. The scene of
the past glories of the Golden Age.
Golden Age hill. itself, is TO be the
theater of action. The New Century
company, owners OF the Longfellow mine
are going to mine. The Longfellow,
their Jlmtown property. has two shafts.
one 267 and the other 100 feet deep. r.
G.. Mum. who has been operating it for
two or three years, is now president of
the newly organized New Century Mining
and Investment company. He was in
town today in company with r. L. Har
per. the secretary. Mr. Harper is of the
Denver publishing house of Carson &
Harper-a strong concern. Mr. Munn's
name will be seen in the Denver papers
as the successful itigant against John F.
Campon and others Tor II interest in
the hex company's properties at Lead
vile, owner OF the famous Little jenny.
Mr. Mum discovered the Independence,
one Of ,ha, group. Judge Hallett has held
.ha: he is entitled TO the interes. aimed
valued at and saleable for one million
dollars. The New Century owns 5000
acres Of ,ich Wyoming placer land and
the Longtel!ow is but one of its en.er
prlses.
Mr. Munn's operations have shown a
huge vein o! pay ore with six feet OF mill
ore ia the bottom workings. The com
pany will build a $4,000 concentrating
mill this summer to handle this product.
Hundreds of tons sampled by w. J.
Chamberlain & Co, have realized from
$50 10 $500 a ton. The average product,
II is understood, has been better than the
lowest sum named and near TO 50 ton.
When the Longlellow was shut down
years aga i, cost $50 ton to smelt its
ores and hauling was great item. Now
no ore costs more than Si3 4 ton for treat
men, and all mining charges have been
so reduced as 10 render p of,able mines
con iemned in the elder, bu: glorious
mining days. Mr. Mum has been hard
pu: 10 find miners. the condition OF the
Industry in Boulder county being that
gooi miners are employed. He is work.
ing a few men on the Longiellow now,
bu. will begin July /. with Theodore
Craig in charge-ior four years superin.
,snden. OF the grea. Little Jonny. He
will have force OF twenty FIVE 10 thirty
men a. work IN the mine and meantime
the mill will be going up. Prospects for
lively season at Jimtown are more than
good.
Daily camera., 1901-06-19
World SPelCe
Is Assured
BILL IS HOPEFUL.

The Kaiser Sees Peace As Result oi
Chinese Incident.
Berlin. June Io-Emperor William
made speech after the regatta yester-
day in which he said he thought the
peace Of Europe had been secured by
the Chinese incident. 1t had united all
the powers and no war is possible Tor
long period OF years.
Daily camera., 1901-06-19
VAsELlNE OGOOO FOR HAIR
ran rum Germ Thrivss N 1t, as ell as II
All Creme

\ well known Chicago hair specialist
invited the Inter Ocean reporter to come
to his office and see. under a microscope
how the germ that causes dandUii
tmivcs in yaselinc. The specialist said
that all hair preparations containing
grease. simply furnish food for the germ.
and help to propagate them. The only
way to cure dandrufr Is to destroy the
germs, and the only hair preparation that
will do that is Ncwbro's llerpicide. De
stroy the cause, YOU remove the effect.
Without dandlutr on falling hair, nC
badness. SIX for Herpicidc. 1t is the
only destroyer of the dandrulT germ.
Daily camera., 1901-06-19
THE BIG ELKS' HOME.

Columbus, O., June I9-Tne executive
committee Of the Elks are meeting here
to determine whsrc the Elks' home shall
BE- located. Colorado Springs is one OF
the candidates for the home and Buffalo
Bill offers land free and other consider.
atoms if it shall be located on one Of his
ranches in Wyoming.
Daily camera., 1901-06-19
THE UNION COMPLETE.

New York. June Iq-J !. Hill, presi'
den, Of the Great Northern. left toi
Europe today. He said ,ha, he was no,
going to NEE, J. Pierp'n. Morgan. but
wolld pass him on the water. Mr. hill
slld the railway situation now presented
a complete and satisfactory Community
of Interests and there would be no more
war between the companies for control
Daily camera., 1901-06-19
WILL MARCH ON BOULDER.
daho Springs Company wiiiJoin C~ntrais
in Battalion Move,

Idaho Springs Company wniJoin C~ntra's
in Battalion Move,
Idaho Springs, Colo., june is.
"The members of Company I, c. N.
c., the new company, are drilling two
and three times per week IN anticipation
of trip to Boulder during the latter
part Of July.
"Cap,aip Crow intends to take his
company to Central City, where it will be
joined by the Company there. and the
battalion will march overland to Boulder
where the encampment OF the FRS, regl
ment is to be held.
The two companies may meet at
some spot between Idaho Springs and
Central City, where battalion drill may
be practiced."
The above is part of the Quarto Gen.
tennial celebration, which masses here
In regular encampnent the entire First
regiment of the Colorado National
Guard.
For real estate, loans and insurance
in best companies see
J. w. RICHARDSON,
Corner 18th and Spruce Streets.
Daily camera., 1901-06-19
LUCKY" is DYING.

Wealthy California Man OF Very N"red
Experiences.
San Francisco, June Io-Lucky Bald
win is reported dying. He is veiI
S ok man and recovery seems impossible
Mr. Baldwin, who built great hotel anc
theatre here. whose horses have wor
three English Derby's and whose up!
and downs have been remarkable. vii
leave large fortune to several widows
Daily camera., 1901-06-19
FIVE HUNDRED KILLED.

Japanese Rise IN Indignation Against
Jealous Christian'.
Yokohama. June IS-The Japanese
consul at Nick Pho, Corca, reports lha,
the recent mission troubles at the island
OF Quelpaert were caused by native con.
verts. These persons SO exasperated
the other natives that the la,tersurround
ed them and killed 500 Of them. The
foreign cruisers are still a, Quelpaert
Daily camera., 1901-06-19
MONEY!!

Loaned On household goods. pianos
horses or any good security; no charg'
for drawing papers; no removal OF goods
may be paid any time 10 suit borrower
Business confidential. Lowest rates.
NELSON LEWIS.
Daily camera., 1901-06-19
Only Five D0yS
10 Gross 0Ce01
FIVE DAYS ACROSS.

Remarkable Speed by Deutschland iu
Crossing Atlantic.
Plymouth, England, June Io-The
steamer Deutschland arrived from New
York today, FIVE days, eleven hours and
fifty one minutes in crossing the Atlantic
No attempt at great speed was made and
her off GERS say she could easily have ac
complished the trip in FIVE days. As il
IS this run beats her record and the rec
ord OF all the ocean greyhounds.
Daily camera., 1901-06-19
MaSONS, ATTENTION.

There will be special communication
of Boulder lodge No. IS. A. F. & A. NJ ,
II evening for work on the first degree.
Refreshments after work.
BY order OF w. NJ.
W. s. BELLMAN, Secy.
Daily camera., 1901-06-19
OIL CHEAPER THAN COAL,

New Orleans. June I9-Eight sugar
retineres in ST. Mary's parish have con
,rac,ed to burn oil instead of coal. They
will save sloo,ooo annually on the cos,
OF fuel
Daily camera., 1901-06-19
NEW LOCOMOTIVES.

New Y.,k, Jun. I9-rhe American
Locomotive works today received orders
for 100 new locomotives. All builders
of locomotives have been working nigh,
ard day for many months.
Daily camera., 1901-06-19
THE CAR is GRACIOUS.

ST. Petersburg, June Io-The car celI'
bra,ed the birth OF the princess by com.
mu,ing to trivial hardshlqs the severe
punishmen;s mc,ed ou, to the Iio,ous
students.
Daily camera., 1901-06-19
STRUCK ON COLOR LINE.

Munce. Ind. June Io-The steel
workers have struck today because OF
the employmen; OF a negro.
Daily camera., 1901-06-19
THEY RIOT FOR FARES.

New York, June I9-Rio,ing is pre-.
valen, a, Rio dc Janlero as a result Ct
increased street car fares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-30
GREER AGAIN IN TROUBLE.
Sent to Jail I'm New York in Defanl,
of Bail.

Frederick w. Greer the elderly man who
mas been under arrest in this city several
times as an alleged vagrant and SUSPICIOUS
person, was given a hearing in New York
yesterday charged with neglecting to set
tie his board bill and under suspicion of
being connected with the disappearance of
seaiskin coat. He appeared in the West
side court under the name Of Frank Green,
Gals that he was unable to get into fail
under an alias. The defendant is said to
pc well connected in Virginia. He was held
Tor his appearance in court on the charge
preferred by Mrs. Howard, and the police
photographed him for the gallery.
In court yesterday Greer who is a good
talker. systematically speaking" re-
ferred to his alleged newspaper and book
work. Magistrate Meade, who heard the
case, refused to listen to a long speech, and
Greer, who failed to give a $500 bond for
MS future appearance, went to Jail wearing
a new suit of clothes and q new silk hat
Greer has had a long and varied career in
was one of Mark Twain's 'innocents'' on
the trip abroad" 1t is alleged that he
has obtained money from many prominent
men In the United States, including Will
lam NJ. Tweed. Jay Could David Dudley
Field, Senators Hearst, Stanford, Palmer
and others. Not many months ago he was
complained against for annoying members
of Congress with alleged fake newspaper
schemes.
1t is stated that he was compelled to get
out OF the White House in 1892 when he
attempted to attend a reception there. A
year ago, 1t is alleged, he served three
months In New York for annoying women
1896 he was thrashed for an alleged insult
to woman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-30
TO HAVE LEAVES WITH PAY
PER DIEM EMPLOYEES At NAVY
YARDS AND STATIONS.
Putting Into Operation Provisions of
the Act of Con-
gress.

In accordance with the provisions or a
special act of Congress- the Secretary of
the Navy has informed commandments OF
may grant per diem employees. including
those in the classified competitive service,
as well as laborers and mechanics fifteen
days leave of absence. with pay. each cal
endar year. provided the applicant has
served during period of twelve consecu-
tive months or more Immediately proceed
ing the date of his application.
1t Is also provided that per annum en-
pioyes who have exhausted their thirty
Gays leave with pay may have an extern
SION or leave not exceeding thirty DAYS in
the calendar year in the discretion of the
Secretary of the Navy, upon any one of the
following conditions:
family of the applicant is affiicted with a
contagious disease and requires his care
and attendance; where, through exposure
TO contagious disease, whether in his own
family or not, the employees presence in
the department would jeopar6iize the health
OF his fellow-clerks; in exceptional and
meritorious cases. where the employee is
personally ill, and where to limit his an
nual leave to thirty days in any one year
would work peculiar hardship.
What VIII in this connection constitute
an, exceptional case, q "meritorious'' case
and peculiar. hardship cannot be defined
In any legal rule. the Secretary saws, but
must depend upon the exercise of a rea-
sonabIe discretion In the consideration of
the circumstances
Sundays and DAYS declared public ho,I-
days by law or executive order will not be
charged except when included in a period
of leave without pay.