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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-10-26
Marriage of a Former Citizen of Ander.
son County.

The North Georgia Dalton) Citizen
of the 18th inst. contained the follow
ing notice of the marriage of a young
gentleman formerly OF Anderson Conn
ty, and whose bride also has number
of friends and relatives in this county.
'At tho close of Il beautiful, solemn
and impressive ceremony last night at
E: w. Way pronounced Miss Grace
Whitman and Mr.. U. Z. Horton hus-
band and wife.
''ln the presence of brilliant assem-
blage of invited guests and friends the
union of these young people was con-
summated Mt the First Presbyterian
church, of this city. while Mrs. Nell
Manly McWiiliams played appropriate
airs on the large pipe organ.
"As the time drew near Hon. w. G..
Carter, Mr.. Geo. nj. Brown, Mr.. II. X.
Jones. of Atlanta, and Mr. G. w. Ham
iltOn, Jr., of Dalton, ushered the for
tunate ones to their seats. When the
first notes of the organ swellea out into
the auditorium Miss Marian Strickland.
Of Cartersville. and Kate Hamilton. of
Dalton. walked down the right aisle.
Miss Mary Hill Carter of. Dalton. and
Miss Marie Flemister, of Chattanooga,
simultaneously went down the left,
each arriving huge OouQuets of pink
roses. and were dressed in beautiful
white dresses. short Wells reaching the
waist line and caught in the hair with
a touch of blue. Immediately follow
ing came the bride' leaning on the arm
down the left the groom with his
brother, Mr.. E. G. Horton. The cou-
piles were preceded by tho ushers.
forming semi i-circle in front of the
pulpit coign. 1t was one of the most
perfectly planned and most successful
ly carried out wedding programs ever
Witnessed in Dalton. The couple left
train for an extended tour. after which
they will reside in Atlanta, where Mir.
Horton. with his brother. is engaged in
the successful practice Of law"
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Should Old Acquaintance Be Foraot
And Never Br0ught to Mind"
A Thoughtful Man.

NJ. NJ. Austin, of Winchester, Ind.
knew what to do in the hour OF need.
His wife had such an unusual case OF
stomach and liver trouble, physicians
could not help her. Ee thought Of and
tried Pr. king's New Life Pulls and she
Eot feiier az once and was finally cured.
Only 25c, at Orr, Gray & Co.'S, Drug
Store, %
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Mr.. Ansel Will Run For Governor.

Hon Martin F. Ansel, of Greenville,
was in the city last week attending
Court, and while here authorized tho
E1ositive announcement to be made
that he would be in the race for Gov
ernor to sncceed Mr. Hayward in 1905. :.
Since his race two years ago, in which
ne received euch tiattering vote. it
3las been generally supposed that Mr..
Ansel would again offer himself for
gnbernatOrjal honors, but this is his
First positive announcement to that
effect.
MIR. ADsel is very popularin in the Pied
mont section. and particularly in the
Eighth Circuit where he served twelve
yearb as Solicitor. In 1902 he received
in Anderson County fOur-tifths of the
qOtAl vote p0lled in face of the fact
that he had several strong opponents.
He will soon begin his preliminary
campaign and with bright prospects Of
SucCeBS.
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BcIt0n News.

an alarm Of tiIc WAS sounded by the
lik Whi>il" ot the 1clton MILE last
flday night. ana soon from It distance.
could bc seen the flames Of Il bulrirI..
building iiang above the top &c the
mlli. hc fire was the burning OF the
waste house, 4 wooden building near
Dy, The flames were quickly checked
Dy streams OF water and the damage
resulting was small.
large number of delegates were in
town "Wednesday in attendance upon a
missionary rally of tlin Saiiiia Baptist
Association held in the First Baptist
ChnIch. Mrs. Entymcnger, of Green
vile, was present and gave Il talk along
the line o! missions, in which work she
has long been Interested.
Henry Campbell made Il short visit
to Grccnvile last week.
Blair Rice, of Anderson, and Rex
Rice. Of Greenville. spent Sunday at
the home of their parents.
Tho Presbytcrians held service i'm
their new church for the first time last
Sunday.
W. j. Moorhcad has gone for visit
to Darlington.
There nave been fr1sts for several
mornings lately, but on account of the
extreme dryness little of the vegetation
has yet been killed. Y
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torrt Proceedings.

In tie Court OF Common Pleas the
case OF W II. Newell against G.. II.
Taylor ard Sidney Gwinn went to the
ury wednesday morning. After long
delihcra ton verdict was returned in
tsyG ez the defendants.
The case Of Mrs. Annie Mahailcy, Of
WILLIAMSON, against j. Matt Cooley
wae entered into Thursday. This Was
el action brought to recover $l,500 for
zervices rendered the defendant by the
plaintiff while boarding with her IN
Williamson. B. NJ. Shuman, Esu., of
Jretnville, represented Mr. Cooley
and ttuat1ltbaum 4 Cochran and I'rib-
bic \ Prince appeared for Mrs. Mahaf-
Fey. The verdict Of the jury was tOr
he defendant
The last and most important case
.Ear came up at this term was that of
J. r Hicks against the BeltOn Gotten
Mills. This was an action brought by
Hicks against the mill for $4,000 dam
,9es Tor injuries sustained while in
its employ. Hicks was washing u
HlndU" in the mill when he fell from
the sttpladuer, sustaining severe in
yuries from which he is yet cripple.
Hon. NJ. r. Ansel and J. {. Hunt, Of
Gretnville. represented Hicks. Maj
A. II. Smythc, of Charlcston B0nham
~ Watkins and TIibbie & Prince rep
resented the cotton mill. The jury
'geturne,i verdict for the defendant,
che Bcltou Cotton Mills.
There are n great many cases still
awaiting trial, some of them of cOn-
siderable interest and Importance, and
1t is now understood that IL special
term wiz DO asked tor. probably for
December or January.
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simpson Nafdin Wedding.

Fred. W. NardIn. of th:- CITY. and
Miss liza simpson. ui EusSrllvillr,
Arkansas. were nlaiiird last WcdDcs-
day Afternoon al Ru-,"iIvllIc. fht
ceremony WAS pei formed III the Pres,
bytrrian Church IN that city after
which they left for Anderson
Mr Naldin is son OF Dr. ". H..
Nar,i;.. of this city. lie is young
man of many excellent qu.Iitca and
sterling worth. He is an electrician,
having received his training at the
Alabama Polytccnlc Institute He
nnW has /: position iii iiaTtWtii. Geor-
gia, where he and his bride will make
their home.
Miss Simpson is pleasantly rcmcIn-
bercd here where she has often visited
her annts, Mrs. n Il. Sullivan and
Mrs. j. NJ. Cathcart. She has made IA
great many friends who Will be de-
lighted to have her back in South Caro-
lima
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a Most Pretentious Affair.

The Charleston Fall Festival and G .la
WeeB Jubilee takes place Nov. u 2G,
and will be the most pretentitSus affair
that haY ever been undertaken In the
South and the CON mittee is using every
effort TO make 1t most elaborate, later
"estinR and conspicuous event OF 1901
thoy bAyin9 Hecurtd the most costly,
novel and daring features AZ we'll ~
startling attractions that have ever been
lpresenrstf In thi. ion.
They pNrpO~e to esL4biah a Lana Park
which ID the frat Ihirg OF thi. k inn ever
atteIn Jaed in The South, W hich will, with
ito da2z ing light, present II pi ,turesque
sscene beyond desert ripiion, and will bs
amazing In nagnlticeuce and magnitude
es veil az conception sho Hlng an
elegant aud elnhprae lire OF features
Gulled from the Peeri, ss Pie, dazzliug
DreaDhand and Livery Luna Park, which
will marc every day u gaia day and
every night feature ngh'.
The program Is repiete with parades
and psgBanss which will take place on
opecfni Oates, Monday. the 2lSt, han
be5n teeeted Rs opening Day Of Luna
Park. Tuesday, Charleston Day, nun.
Der OF aerial and acrobntic acls will be
given on the street,. Wednssd ~. Mill
taFy nay. On which occasion the parade
Wall be the Target seem In this section
for number " years The TACT that
Col. Srhnchse ia In charge or tn . parade
1s guarantee Gifts sucCesP. Thursday,
Thanksgiving Dav. foAt ball game be.
tween Fusman and Charleston, fantastic,
civic ena trades parade. with speclal
prizes for agricultural features. Friday,
FfreDses Dav, grand parade will be
given. Saturday, Children's Day, special
aeafnrss oftfe week will be presented.
The Gala Week Comm takes great
pleas nra 10 aanl@nc,ug by the kind per.
mission OF Mr. Hrold Bushee, OF the
Gaskin Carnival e.. the worlds most
daring pspiDsMtr. Mr. Oscar Babcuck
will Or iten IN hi- dar geYouA, dare devil,
unrivatd double arr, looping the loop
and fling the flame. In addition to
this Will he preset tel 100 " eat perform
srS. twenty big feature shows, tiftv per-
SoTsniDE % ud au,un X, thre. Military
Bands in connernun with the GAskil
CarniyD CO.
The '.Ilroads Il y eam boat com d ies
-sntaliDY Char iesl"i, seeing the magni.
'tude hf,be Fall F-.,ival AID Gala " eek,
ie,ave given spt~ ,si low rata-. and har.
loston's gates OIL he thrown opsn tn
welts nh h.a1'I'y III" gues,s n.lo all
over abs fGurh I" ID. Fail Festival and
'KirR ru,0n Jul ih" III AXE ,,iara Nov.
II 26, hi, b ~,li R- the iarxest festival
'ShariatinD hss +ve' h e.
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Spent More Than $1,000.
seAoA SuLo lOT bOE0 Q6aQ CHIC
jrayton's Drug Store. 14-l3t
A Dozen Times q NIuht.

II have had kidney and bladder trou-
BILE for years, and it became 60 bad that I
was obliged to get up at least a dozen
times night" says Mr.. Owen Dunn, Of
Benton Ferry, W. VS.. "Inever received
any permanent benefit from any medi-
cine until I took Foley's Kidney Cure.
After using two bottles, I am cured"
Sold by Evans Pharmscy.
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Union Meeting.

Union No. of the Piedmont Asso-
clation will meet with White Plains
Baptist church on Saturday before tho
fifth Sunday i'm October. Rev. Robert
Nelson will preach the Introductory
sermon; alternate, Rev. T., A. Durham,
ll:O-Call for letters and enrolling
delegates.
1a:30-Adjourn for dinner until y.
III.
1st Subject: How can we best lot
our light shine7 j. NJ. Allen and A. j.
Sanders.
End. How can we best increase a
greater interest in the Sunday School
work among the older members of the
churchesf II. T.. Glide and j. II.
Browning.
The Ladies' Missionary Societv will
meet immediately after dinner. Mrs.
w. A. Jordan will read u selectlon,
Mrs. j. M. Hammond will read an es-
say. Each church in the union will
please send at least two lady delegates.
A. NJ. GuytOn for Committee.
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We will pay 40 cents per hundred for
wheat or oat Btraw-if delivered in 30
days. Anderson Mattress Factory.
Acid Iron Mineral quickly relieves and
permanently cures Indigestion and all
stomach troubles. Has nc equal for dis
eases peculiarto women. Price only soc.
Try it. Sold by Druggists.
Robbed the Grave
A startling incident, Is narrated by
John Oliver, OF Philadelphia, as follows
N was in an awful condition. My skin
was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
coated, pain continually In back and
sides, no appetite, growing weaker day
by day. Three physiciuns had given me-
up. Then wss advised to use Electric
Bltters; to my great joy. the first bottle
made decided improvement. con-
tinued their use for three weeks, and am
now well MAJ. 1 know they robbed
The grave of another VICTIM" No one
should fell to try them. Only so cents,
guaranteed, at Orr, Gray & Co., drug
store.
MONEY TO IOAN-A tow thousand
dollars to lend on Land for clients. Ap-
ply to B. F. Martin, Attorney-at-Law.
Letter to W. B. Magrudf
-inltrS0m, s.. &.
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Meeting of Executive Board.

The Exsru'ivt fnar,l of the Saluda
ABsociaflUn viii meet in the Sunday
School r0tu,rs the First Baptist church
at AndeJson OF. Wednesday, Nov. End,
1901. at j II. mo-. 4MaIp.
Members " III please attend.
Chplehte desiring appropriations
plicaiinns wmh The Secretary. L. 4.
WAX. field, Ul " ilh the chairman.
A.. Mcti+r, Chairman.
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guaranteed cIrs for sore head chick
ems at Crayton's Drug Store. li-i3t.
DAVIS ~ DANIEL SHOE STORE
Post Office Block, AndeI son. l-"Pretti,
est Shoe Store in the State Queen
Quality and Imperial Walk-O and
Clapp'p
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Local News.

WEDNESDAY,, OCT. -, 1905
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-10-26

Acid Iron Mineral IA working wonders
among the stfli.Hed. 1t 10 curing your
neixhh,r why mot yon. Price only so
OTIS. Try IL. Sold b. Drupxi-t..
(P y, Oill"s BluuK, ,nh.rsr... )-'Prottt
~ Shoe Store iu the Stat"." Saen our
dig New stock? Every body welcome.
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= Rtdssa etaea 9aa franz ieiteem,

Sd erfranfte iebr f6tper an einem
Nierenleiben. Sd beriuGte ale m6gs
li9en Nrteit oon Wiebi5in, cher feline
eiaSse babon balf mir. gines Sages
fab i'd cine MnSeige psH Sbrem Cleo
trio 8itters unb bef6IoB, Dfes su pers
iu6en. Na6bem i'd MIR Elm padr
Dofen bapor genommen bate, nere
ipirte i9 bereits @rIei6terung anb
Satb bqrauf mar i6 pOaftdnbig gebeilt
anb bin leitbem nod ni9t wieDer Ell
men Sag franf g~etueien. NedbarH
BON mir fiHb babur9 gebeilt lporber
bon abeHWatismus, Neuralgie 2ebere
unb Nierenleiben, Wub algemeiner
59nd1e. Sas 1T es pas 9. 8. 8ab
BON SremOnt, 81. g., f6reibt. gu bas
ben fir so Gents in ben Mpotbefen BON
6, S. S. S6mibt uHb NboIpb 9reiB.
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Grieasmluiitera Anore oerbanoelt
moroen. Dabet bot es nun Ie5r err
regte Scenen geQeben, man bat ben
OrepfussS fanoa, mieoer aufsemdrmt
uno Die Ge9iernHg mar elnnol nabe
oardn gu fallen, 0QS SertrauenSup=
tum nuroe uur nit pier Stlmmen
Wtajoritdt angenDmmen. Gin paar
Gage ipdter fam e8 Damn gu iener.
1don an an0erer STEELE Qeidiloerter
mitIten Scene. Ser 9rieQaminiiter
batte ourb Die @rtldrune, ooB oer=
ibieoene Offsiere ndbreno oes Dreps
fuszS fanoals ltd oireft boGoerrdtez
rider 6onolungen batten gu Sbul>
ben fonumen laiien. etnen f0rmli6en
Sturm Der @ntriiltung bel cen loge=
nauuteu 0a~tionoIilteu beroorgerufen
uno Der Deputierte Spoeton tuuroe
10 aufaere9t, oaB er einen tdtliben
Nngriff auf Nnore mad)te. 9ieie
Sleqelei fam itbriaeus Der 8eeIeruna
81 @ute. fie seiete ben ihmanfenben
Slemeuten, 0aB e3 ihre BHiht 1et,
unter alIen utnltdnoen bic &eqierung
81 unterltibeu. menn fte Die 6ube
i'm 2anDe aufyedht erbalten ppQteu
uno 10 mur0e 6enn Elm BertrouenSs
oDtum NIT elmer Maioritdt bon 100
Stimmen anaeuommen. Inter alts
beren nmftdnoen tuiiroe bas &eIuls
tot Der Gbitimmune fir Die &eeiee
rung lebr Diel sueniaer aldnseno aes
tpeien fem. -
Sn Der bouptltaot Don Girpl, i'm
ihDnen Snnsbrud, BADEN aree Stus
oentenfranaIe itatteefunben. Bie
es iheint, grifen Die osutlhen Stua
benton Die italieniihen OF. uro Die
&ubeit0rungen uuroen 10 fhlimm,
oaB Die HDlisei einihreiten muBte.
Dabei lit oenn nun pieber Blut ges
folien, ieoe Narrbeit muB Ia ourd
Wenlbenblut eebeiliat tperoen. Sc
itebt augenblidfth idlirnm aus in
Seiterreih. Die 6egierune, bic in
unglaubli1er 8erblenoung iih oas.
ieniae Element, auf melbes Tie iid
am Beiten itiiben fonnte unb weldes
Der Natur Der Sa1e nah bag oDrs
berrlbenoe iein ioQte. oaS oeutlhe.
INNER mebr entfremoet, ruirft Itd
ben suetselhaftsn Tlementeu, Den
gihe6en unb @o(en. oDGio in Die
Irue. Daburb hat iie bic Deut=
ldef sur gersmeifluue aebradt unb
uro oieies oroentlihfte uuo rubieite
utlter all ben pielen 8Dlfern Der
Diterreid1iiben Monorbie gu Gee
ualttdtieteiten reiat. Das 1T traus
rig. aber bic Reaierung trdQt Die
Seuptihulo. Sic 1T audi fir bieSe
BDrfaIs in Suusbruf uerantmprtlih.
Die 9eutiben fiird)tea cine 8ers
melibung Iirol's. mie man B5bmen
uno Wfahren BAT bereitS tlbebiiieren
lafen uno oageaen ieben lie ith CUR
Me1r. Shlimm. oaB eS 10 lit, aber
e8 lit nun einmni 10. pies tperoen
iuQ, mag Der liebe 5lmHaeI pifien.
uno Suaq' oieiem ShIimmen fommt
r0r5 cle HaGrtnts oab Der alte 6rn1a
Soieph nit Mieienlhritten ieiaem
@noe su9ebt. Irauriee @usFhteu
far bag 1iterreihiihe 9anA.
Sa Jtalien bqben am Sountag Bic
Barlamentspablen ffasteefun6en.
Das 6elultat lit nod nid3t gegau au
iiberieben. buh Iheint es fiher au
fem, oaB Die &egierun8 eire Wtaio-
yilat sgbqLten hat. Die Susioliiten
baben Berfuite ergilieg, keInnoers in
Wailano, @enua unb aioeren Or
ten, in oenen Der Streit an Seftia=
ften tobte. NiIem Anldeine nad 1T
haB 6eiultat Der Bablen cine ents
}@ieoene RerurteiIuug oes BON ben
Spaialiiten in Seene eeieRten Geae'
raidreifs.
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aserbamsutspOae ssataarapsep.

yta6ldlligteit lit fir maH9e gifen7
bns&atafrspbe berantportli6, uub
aus berielben lrfa6e wirb mander,
Der an 9alS' unb 2ungenleiben labes
riert, gu @ruube geri6tet, Seitbem
man aber Or. Sings Nene @Htbedung
fir S9winbiu6t, Suiten nnb Grtdis
tnng bat, fonten ielbft Die f9limmiten
Gdue gebeilt per6en unb boffnungss
lofe &elignatiOn 1T ni9t Idnger n6tig.
@srs. 2Ois @ragg bon Oor6eter,
YtaH., 1T cine Der gielen, beren Sc
ben our6 Or. Sings 9leue @ntbedung
gerettet morben 1T. Sas grpBe Mittel
fir ale Sungenz uHb 0als aranfbei.
ten wirb garantiert bon ben 4pOtbefen
bon q. S. 8, S6mibt unb abolpb
OreiB.
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Ser gbef bes be5Iiiten Stats.

CS@ WI EKI SNIEfIHDS!
miniiteriums, Ds, S}etbs, Fat in
9armitabt cine population De5 0ers
banoes rbeinbeiiiider 8einbdnoler
empfanser. pelbe auf Die @efabren
oe8 geplanten atnerltanii6en @eIeb-
entwurfs mioer ben Jmpurt ausldns
bidder 8eine binmies unb nm Gb.
billie bat, aeiG8tqnsler Graf b.
8blotu miro eemnahit cine abOros
nuna ber ii6meitoeutiden Bein=
bdnblersB erbdHoe in oerielben Mnges
legenbeit empfaneen. Die Saneelg.
tommern BON Waina, Bonn. @ornts,
Darmitabt uno 8tugen baben 8etis
tioner an bic Reaiernne aeridtet,
oaB iie benz ameritaniihen @eiebents
murf entgeaentreten m0ge. neil er
4setonet lei, ben oeutiden @einerpprt
anf bas GwpIipo[ihite su idaoiaen.
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Eelepboniert an ODDS q 9tfds
badber Fir itoeuo welhe Nrt InDn
Ssoakaiier, DO. SO4
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-14
How to Boss a Wife
Assert Your Authority. but Do II Over
the Telephone

yes" said Giles in a pause for re.
frcshmcnts. "Eaton's high card in his
deck. He's pretty fussy and wants
things his own way. And he's had
them so for his eleven years OF mar.
ried life"
with that queenly womany' cried
one of the party.
"She could annlhilate him with a
look" said another.
"Ah. that's Just it, was Giles reply,
He don't give her a chance You sec.
fellows, it's this way: The first time
years aCo, that there was a difference
between them, Eaton dropped the sub
jeCt and came downtown. Two or three
hours later he called Mrs. f.. on thcl
phone. He was in the booth fully
thrce.Quarters of an hour, and when he
came ont his face was as red as a boil.
ed lobster. But, as | happen TO know.
he won his point. 1t was about invit.
ing a certain man and his wife to din
ncr. Mrs. Eaton objected because they
were not in her set. Eaton wanted
them because the man was nibblmg at
his bait in a. big deal. They went to
the dinner"
AS there were several married men
in the gathering, Corey was bombarded
with questions as to his partners SO.
cret. At last he said, "Well, I'll tell
you, If you'll never quote me as your
authority"
AS you father, can be depended upon
for secrecy, ! am not violating conf
dencc.
You sec" said Corey, Homer has
hig bass voice. and he could argue the
sphinx out of the sand or New York.
or out of his conceit The combination
of voice and argument Is irresistible
through the tccphone-and Mrs. Eaton
always willis when he's held the line
for Il few minutes. Meek as Moses at
home, he's "A tyrant over his private
wire | honestly think that he has
Mrs. T.. hypnotlzcd and that the sound
of his ring puts her in receptive mood.
Homer confessed as much to me one
day when he said, Giles, my boy, the
puny little man with bass voice finds
his best friend in the telephone -
From Letters From Son to His Self
Made Father" by Charles Eustace Mer.
rimnn
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The Press Apologies.

The Press started in to make a
12-page paper Of this issue. Ad-
vertisers realizing the great value
of Press space have sent in their
copy to such an extent that in
order TO afford them all good posi-
ton with reading matter along
side, it has been necessary to get
out II pages. @
The readers Of the Press. the
number of whom, by the way, is
increasing each week, are advised
that there is some awfully good
reading in the advertisements in
this issue and no one should tail
to read every one of them. There
may be some surprise in store for
you in some Of these ads and you
had better give them careful
attention. In the meanwhile do
your voting for your choice of
young ladies to 90 to the World S
Fair. The voting begins Friday,
April 18th.
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Bruce Hendricks was out from
Miles Wednesday,
Horace Thompson was in from
the ranch Wednesday.
Mrs. John Kennedy of Menard
county, is in the city, the guest of
Mr., and Mrs. George Richardson.
Upper Chadbourne street pro-
perty IS booming depotwards.
r. l.. Terry, one of Sawyer's
most prominent citizens, was
here this week.
Mrs. Jas. Boyd, of San Saba,
was registered at the Landon
hotel Tuesday.
Opera House, April 10Th, Men
delssohn Quartete and Marguerite
Smith, under auspices Civic
League. 15-tf
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-14

Apropos of hotels. [ have discovered
curious fact the farther you 60 the
worse they get ana even II YOU strike
good one occasionally It only in.
cr"nscs your sorrow for comparison
augmonts the future misery. It's no
use 10 try TO pick YOUR hotel M mat.
ter which ono vo, snIoct IN a ,o,y,
yor,u I,o ,orr,, ,.,,, ,i,,,. n'
ATTAIN
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wv "H' =" '""'P'"'h' We urea
IT, N'S"t o"ior' inSt slept IN room
'lIat was apparently gymnasium for
rats. About . O'Clock, when they be-
gan to use the Dit of INV stomach for a
sprlnghoard. went down to the office
and priod tho cIorL an, from, hohirI ,,o
cic,r co,r,or
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,c, '''"' va" s'''P'
w" na ~ ''''e" "o'''
sorry SIT out can't hclp IT, he
replied licking n dust atom from the
register, This Is Il hotel. The SAM.
tarium Is on the next street. Ever
try powdorsT"
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done "Thn r,tsy"
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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-14
, A. Cochran s Son
..GROCERS..

quote FOR GaSh this week the
owing p",1"a Oh groceries at
all.