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A BOLD HOAX.
Caring Forgery That Figured In tho
Famous Tichborre Case.


Famous Tichborre Case.
1t is a rather striking fac. that
The greatest deception Of the last
century brought about one Of the
most daring forgcries. While the
Tichborne case was dragging its
geary length the court was slas.rr-
cd one morning by the receipt OF
letter purporting to be written by
Sir Algernon West at the direction
Of Mr.. Gladstone, his chief, to Lord
Chief Justice Bovill. The letter set
forth that the slow progress Of the
trial was a public scandal and that
we could not fail to become by
word to all civilized nations. Mr..
Gladstone, the letter ran on, added,
"He is aware that you are not in
any sense responsible for q state Of
things which is blot upon our civil
Jurisprudence, but he thinks an
early expression of your and per-
haps his opinion, from the high po-
sition you occupy, would tend to
remedy state of things which
threatens to result in virtual de-
nia. of justice"
Ballantine used to say Of Bovill,
"With little more experience Bo-
will would be the worst judge of the
bench" He believed tho letter to
be genuine and summoned his broth.
er judges to advise him how to act
in such an unprecedented in;crfer-
ence with the administration of jus.
ticc. Luckily one of his junior cen
temporaries had the wisdom to sug.
gest that the best course was to see
if the letter were really genuine be.
fore considering the grave constitu.
tional question involved. There.
upon they sent down to Sir Alger.
non. He flew to Westminster. Oh
course, the thing was q monstrous
forgery, and he was in time to pre-.
vent the precipitating of the thun.
derbolt that would inevitably have
left the bench had Bovill not beer
wisely counselcd. The author was
never discovered, nor did they as
certain how he managed to get hole
of official treasury note paper fol
the purpose.-St. james Gazette.
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Sept 80, 1908
Anderson County Mutual Ben.
eft Association Of America.

Tho Anderson County Mutual Benefit
Association OF America Whites the cheap
ett insurance of the day. The plan is to
take one thousand people, men and wo.
mon, bind them together in business
way to help each other in time Of need
and trouble. You only paw when one
dies. II you join now your first paymept
pays you up until January, 1904, unlent
We lose one Of our mem bers, II the hanN
Of Providence should sever the silver
thread that holds the lifo OF one of our
loved onos, friend or neighbor, who
would hesitate moment on paying the
little sum Of One Dollar and ten cents to
replace tho amount and pay exnenses
paid out on death claim. Consider the
matter, examine and study our nlan
You are receiving insurance protect
your family at actual ,ost. Don't stand
back, lot our agencies write you up az
once.
If there Ia snythins you wish to know
In regard to the policy cali on any Of the
agents and they will take pleasure In
explaining the pulley to you. Remem-
Der this is the only opportunity ever
presented 10 you at actual cost. You
owe 1t to your family, you owe it to your
self to seorrs their protection III case you
are taken away from them. If you are
over thirty years Of age this is the only
chance you will have of getting in.
After 1000 members have been uonra.a
&C eng over thirty gets in, and he only
to replaue decsased member.
N. II. GREEN, Pres.
y M. IA ME, Sec. and Treas,
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Cures Blood, Skin Troubles, Cancer. and
Blood Polson-6reates Blood Purifier
Free.

IF your blood is impure, thin, dis
eased, hot or full Of humors, if you
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risings and Jumps, scabby, pimply
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Assessment Notice.
AUDITORS OFFICE, AspEnsos, g.


This office will bs open to receive ReAurns Of
Fiscal Year. from tho 6rrt day OF January 1904
Real Etate stands as bei ore. but al trsnsfers
Real Estats made aimee last return should be
noted upon the return blank whom ting.
TIE Township Assessors are required by Law to
list for all those that fall 10 make their own re-
turns within the time prescribed. Hence the
cent penalty, we'll - the frequency Of errors re-
sultiDg from this practice. BY all means make
your OWN returns and thereby save expense and
E1-Confede,ate Soldiers over so years Of age are
exempt from Foil Tax. All other males between
the ages OF 2 and CO years except those incapable
Of earning support from being pnimed or from
any other cause shall be demced taxable polls
hav. Deputies to take Returns ~ the follswiny
MMoi!sad; Mo%si .1 TSssSsy; aSy Jaau.ry,:: JAM,
iya, THURSDAY. January ii. 80
Moselcy, Friday. January, 10
sarr TsoaSys Mona.y 55alanaay; 5a"mary January Is
clinI I.cslss Mil, wsdnesaay. Jaau.r, 20.
Five Forks, Monday, Janna.y rs.
Mysp. Tsssssay sscss sasnsssy 1
Cedar Wreath. Friday, January i6-a. M.
y;%Ss Winn.ssos ssS,s ata1s aE5sa j.assIy
EqS:!iiy. Tassdsy;, January 5SS1 IL. January -
Pendleton, Friday and saturday. January IS
Tovnvilie, Friday, January is.
TuGkloo, Saturday, January l6.
HoneA Path. Monday and Tuesday, January l8
and 10 or up 20 February Goth. to J. J. Trusssll.
Bslton, Friday and Saturday. January 0asd 50.
Piedmont, Monday and Tuesday, January as
and %. M u. 4 LOO
Polcer, Monday, Tueaday and wednesday, jan
1ary IL, 10 and 10. or up to February 20 TO John
b. Bonner. "a
Williamson, Wednesday and Thuraday. January
n and %. n HH =
G. N. q. BoGEMAE,
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Unanswerable.

The illustrator is not supposed to
have the poets license, but he gives
himself the scope he desires, and if
his conception Of a figure or a scene
differs from that of the writer it is
simply trihe worse for the writer.
When Holman Hunt illustrated
Tennyson's poem, f'The Lady of
Shalott," Tennyson was somewhat
taken aback by his first sight Of the
lady.
my dear Hunt" said he, sT new.
er said that young woman's hair
was blowing all over the shopw
NO." said the artist, whose mind
was as ready as his fingers, 'sbut you
never said it wasn't"
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Gained His Wish.

There was company at the table.
The plate OF cake was passed to the
guest, who took one of the largest
pieces, then to Johnny. who took
the other large piece. As Frank
took the remaining small! piece he
said under his breath TO his BROTH
er, "Pigw b
''Well," said Johnny, Elf it had
been passed to you first which would
you have taken?H
'Fhe small piece, of course, !" said
Frank, with righteous indignation.
well, then, what are you grum-
bling about? That's the piece you
got, isn't it Youth's Compan-
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a Clever Ounce.

An English rural schoolmaster
was greatly annoyed one day by not
getting satisfactory answers to the
questions he put to one of his
schoolboys. At last he called the
Ounce to the front and, handing him
twopence, said:
{, Away you go and buy some
brains"
To the schoolnaster's surprise,
the boy quickly turned and said,
And have I to tell the man they
ere for you ?"-London Globe. n
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fIer Friendly Service.

Mel - y ou and Jack Sterling seem
to be quite chummy these days. g.
Belle Yes; Jacks a good fellow.
He's going to marry May Simpson
in month or SO.
Nell I knew they were engaged,
but I thought she was growing cold.
Belle Oh, she's warming up now.
I've been giving her the impression
lately that ! wanted him. .-Philadel-
phia Ledger. II, L.
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= When lovers sit in blissful 81
lepce it may be owing to the fact that
there isn't room between them to get
word in edgeways.
- In the City Of Washington there
are $4,000 Browns, $4,000 Smiths,
$4,000 Johnsons and 1000 Joneses.
"a child Of ten years should
weigh sixty.six and one-halfs pounds,
having a height Of fifty-tWo* inches
and 2 chest measurement Of twenty
six inches
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An Advance In Value.

He-If I may say it, dear, I am
afraid that you dorf't appear to val
ue my kisses as much as you did be-
fore our marriage.
She - What nonsense, George
Before marriage I would give you
half q dozen for box of chocolate
now | value them much higher-one
or two fora new dress or hat at
the very least.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

WE can negotiate Loans on improved
Farm Lands for sums exceeding $500
on reasonable terms, ON the instailmanb
plan. It Ia worth the while of persona
contemplating borrowing money to SEQ
US. Bring your land papers with YOU,
BONHAM g. WATKINS,
Office in Peoples Bank.
Sept 80, 1908 JG
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ssisyAl -;
His Duty.

A pretty little girl some five years
of age, named Rose, was teased q
good deal by a gentleman visiting
the family, who finally wound up by
saying: ..54y
'Rosa,I don't love you.o
An, but you have got to- re-
Ftorted the child.
s;s Glow SO ?" asked her tormentor.
"Why,sasaid Rosa, ftyou must love
them that hate you, and Pm sure I
hate you.Y ..szt.s5s
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we worked SO successfully last season.
Sets EN- cold, right on the wheel, and
keeps the dish right, too.
with plenty good seasoned lumbes,
improved machinery, we'll selected
stock OF different sizes, shapes and
parts, we give you the service you ex-
pcct in short time. Overhauling Can
rriages and Buggies from start to finish
is our specially.
PAUL Il. STEPHENS.
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Awoman never really enjoys
hurting mans feelings unless she
loves him.
- A man who never abuses his
partner or his employer has the true
Christian spirit.
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q house That has painful memories
for her"
A flashily dressed girl opened the
door in answer to their ring.
''These ladies desire to see the
apartment" explained the concierge.
The girl made remark in low
voice that escaped the others ears.
1t was accompanied by an express
i've shrug of the shoulders.
ENTER" she said aloud.
Andree and her mother walked
in. Everything most comfortable in
this apartment. Quite q discovery,
in fact. The furniture was commo-
dious and elegant and placed each
piece in the corner where it best be-
longed. And the appointments! |!
And the cupboardsl And the kitch-
en-! And the arrangement of the
light! The visitors were completely
charmed.
AS they turned a corner of the
corridor the mother looked in the
direction Of Andree, who stood be-
hind her, and said:
ssAndree, I think it must be your
good star that guided us here"
But she stopped suddenly.
"Why, where are you, Andree !?
Where can she have gone to? An
dreew
A distant and sprrowful cry came
in answer.
"Andree, what's the matter P"
cried her mother, alarmed.
This is what Had happened: An
dree, inquisitive little girl that she
was, had turned down passage
and suddenly opened door. She
was curious to Zee what the room
was like.
The door, it SO happened, was
that Of q private boudoir. Inside,
as she stood, pretty as fairy, in
the doorway, sb saw velvet sofa.
On the sofa SHE saw, half reclining,
a very pretty young widow with
black eyes aid a demurely sweet
face. Kneelibg on the soft Turk
ish rug beside her, with his hand
upon his heatt and an expression of
eternal love upon his face, was q
young man.
Andree heard no words, but the
noise Of opening the door caused
the young man to spring to his feet
and face her.
0Ah. AndreeE"
It was indeed Anatole.
. o
Ahdree possessed resolute char
acter, as we know. She never saw
Anatole again, and the amount the
courts. granted her for breach of
promise of marriage is not exactly
known.
In this way mother-in-law who
was anxious to do all she could for
her son-in-law only succeeded in
bringing about results that were a
hundred times worse than the most
bitter hostilities.
Such is the irony of fate, and
doubtless it was best for the happi-
ness of Andree.-From the French.
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s,sS sss:- Tho ivory plant has recently
undiscovered iiu California, but the
nut it produces in its wild state is Of
inferior quality and nil not make
good buttons. 81.
The future holds mo- failures to
the eye OF faith. S
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BELT0R HIGH SCHOOL :

PREPARES for College and offers e
thoroughly practical courae for students
unable to take College education. ~
Tuition rates reasonable.
Next seasion begins Sept. 7, 1908.
For further information, write TO
A. G. HOLMES, Principal
Aug 10, 1903 Bolton. g, G.
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His Nerve.

Since I'll L engagement of pretty
Miss B. has been an announced fact
her small brother has been puzzling
his head TO understand what it
means.
"Why," explained his mother,
'Mr. Skag@ has asked sister to mar
ry him. Yhat means that she will
live in his house after this and he'll
take care f her"
aBuy hef things?" asked the boy.
Ycs."
"Hats aid dinners and ice cream
and everything" he persisted.
Yes" Was the answer.
The boy thought it all over for a
moment aud then said:
"Well, ain't that man got nerve,
though Washington Post.
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An additional levy Of mills ha. been u.aie fes
NO "a, Hunter School District; 40 additional lew
Of mills ha, been made for the Town Of Wit.
lismsten which is College District. No; also
3 mills for School and ~ mills for inters.t on
sShool Bonds dhe total additional for CAN'T School
Dist.iet ~ mills; making total tax Levy for Hume
ter school District IL mills. College School Dis.
trict 10 mii's. Total tax levy f1r Gauts School
The State Constitution requires all males bet
tween twenty,one aod sixty years OF aga, except
those incapable OF earnln< support from b.inHt
manned or from other uses, and those y ho sorsA
Tax OF One Dollar. 10y
All persons between tho age. OF eighteen and
NJ years OF ago, wao are abl" to W ork the pubH
roads, or cau,e thsn to be worked, ekcspt Pteach$
ers VINO vecharge of cougresatio As. and psrsonG
who sorve1 In the war betweeo 1he Statas School
Jeacherd and Tru.tees arc exomptei from rold
duty, and In lieu OF work may pay II tax of One
Dollar, to be collected at the sams time othee
taxes are collected.
will collect taxes at Slabtowa a, Mt. Airy Pfed-t
lnout, Pelzcr. william. .ton, Be,tun and Hono1
Path, bat will gys notiss later the ums viii
visit these Places -.i ,E----'- :. = y
J. BI. PAYNE'Co Tpcnx
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F0zey's Kidney Cure
makes kidneys and bEadder I.iefe.
TAX NOTICE.

THE Books for the collection OF State schon,
10Th, 1902. to Dccsmber aist, I9o5 incn.i 60. and
from January lat, 1904, to March list, 1901 Z will
collect With the ,enaty-for Jannaty ! nsr cant
February GER cent, and from March LIST - the
l5th with per cent penalty. After the 10th or
March Executions will be issued.
he rate OF Tax Levy is as fo!low.:
O'a,t 1a4eS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o Miilg
Shn,niary Srhnni az"
S.uoo..';':..' y
Past Indebtedness eBs....,..................1 I"
Public Roads. ............ /
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SurrOgates' Notices.

HASTINGS. FANNY DE GROOT.-IN PUR-
IL suance OF an order of Frank T. Fitzgerald. a
Surrogate County OF NewYork. notice is hereby
given all persons having claims against Fanny de
Ciroot Of County of New-York. de-
with vouchers thereof the
subscriber, transacng business at the
office his attorneys Agar Ely 6 Fulton No 81 Mas
Street. City New-YoEk before the 18th
day of January, 1908, next.
Dated New-York the 9th day Of July. 1904
THOMAS HASTINGS. Executor
AGAR ELY & FULTON. Attorneys for Executor. 81
Manhattan, New-York City.
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LOST.

-~--~--~~->-----~-->-----> ->--->-~--~-~---~--~-
LOST.-Bankhook No. $50 6Sd. Bank for
Savings. $50 4th- ave, New York Pay
ment stopped. Please return rok TO bank
LOST.-Bankbook No. T64 j.. Tank for
Savings. 2S0 4th-ave.. New-I Geo.. Pay
ment stopped. Pl~~se return book 20 bank
LOST Qboook No. 1898 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon to present
the same 20 the bank within thirty days
or the said book will be declared cancelled
and extlnguished and u new one issued in
lieu thereof
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Professor Hall Griffin has in preparation a
Life Of Browning" which is pretty certain to
appeal 20 lovers Of the poet through its ilustra-
ticns It is stated in Tho Atheneum' that the
author Of this book has photographed every
accessible spot character and picture mentioned
sn Browning's works. including every yard Of
his walk from the stall where he bought his old
yellow book Of The Ring and the Book to his
lodgings He has Also for the first time, given
the real date Of the buying of the book. 1859,
for which three later dates had been liked by
other biographers. Mrs. Orr having provided two
OF them" Some documents which Professor
Griffin has obtained from the Domett family are
expected to throw interesting light upon Brown
Sings early life in London.
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IN PURSUANCE oF AN ORDER OF no..
Notice of Summons.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK co1rxr,

> Crh TIT COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
Nudolt Gutmann. Plaintiff, against Ann. ~"
besh 10 the above named Defendant: y's1-ser
summoned 70 answer the complaint In ara
anu 20 serve copy Of your answer on +Ss ' ms action
t.torheys Within twenty days after the 1aints
81 n exclusive or the day Of service ana =, a
Soup IaIlure 70 appear answer judsmer1 - case
the complaint. So '-7 Ieii7I demanded !,
Dated New York June 18Th 1904
NESNt<SON. EMLEY & RJrRTNO Plafn+ts-. 49,.
PoTo1RS aHd Gice Address 1119 William st,,s
O., 10 anna Wor1nser, Defendant: The foreqo5,, e.
% H. upon you BY publication pursuant 10 al n1aoa,
60. 'cIl PROCTOR Clarke Justice Of +ba order
the complaint n i t Day Of June 1905 fled s,
VI nv 1 S At Manhattan. New York civ 7 county
EAE-SN E@SON, EMLEY & RI-RINO A.4o-
WINE, S.raae Office and p o. Address T ~ =,
"oroush OF Manhattan New YORK c.,y9
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BAKERS.-Two second hands wish steady
positions on bread and rolls. KUHN,
80 East 44th-st.. LIST floor.
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MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool
tableE. high grade bowling alley builders;
loves. prices. MARK BROS. "a Union
SQUARE
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MT. Sidney Lee, who has recently edited two
volumes of 'Elizabethan Sonnets" for the re-
issue Of Professor Arber's English Garner.
has in the course of his labors, been paying at
tention TO literary plagiarism In the EliZabethan
era Writing to The Times on the subject he
quotes sonnet Of Sponsors which IS practically
a literal translation from Tasso, TO whom the
English poets of the time were particularly fond
of turning. He announces also that in our
American periodical, Modern Philology," he
will presently show that The ATnorous Zodiac"
of Chapman was lifted bodily from the French,
without acknowledgement. and that the same
writer's Funeral Song Henry, Prince Of
Wales is .n great part taken from Latin elegy
tv poIiziano. likewise without any confession OF
Indebtedness.
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Il may not be generally known that Hamblen
Sears. whose forthcoming novel of suburban
life. a Box OF Matches" Will soon be published
by Dcdd, Mead & Co.. is the young publisher
wno, Joseph H. Sears, has just been made
the president OF the publishing house of D.
Appleton e. Co. Mr.. Sears was graduated from
Harvard IN 1883. and after a brief association
with the Cosmopolitan Magazine" became the
assistant editor OF ''Harper's Weekly" and has
remained with the Franklin Square house ever
sizes. UP 70 the time OF his recent promotion
lie has Lad wide experience In many depart
Inea.s os the business. having been at various
times editor CO ''Harper's Young People" (after-
ward ''rae Round Table'), ''Harpers Bazaar"
ana ''Iaroe-'s Weekl:." IIe also was for a time
IN Charge Of the circulation department and
has been connected with the literary end OF the
book publishing department Fer the last two
years he was closely associated with Colonel
Harvey IN the general conducs of the business
He is the author Of three other books-..Tbe
Governments Of the World To-day" Fur and
6SErher Tales" collection OF stories OF hunt
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FOR SALE.
LAWYERS.

is YOUR DEBTOR ALIVE? II 60 we
guarantee TO collect your debt or no
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ANY KIND OF WORK, by steady. sober man.
JOSEPH SHAW. lis SUydam-st-. Brook
lVu
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WORK WANTED.

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Another edition Of the Letters from Chinese
Official (AIcClure-Phillps) has been called for.
There is pleasure in seeing ourselves as others
see US. even If it is only to give expression to
our disagreement. We are a self-conscious race.
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