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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-05-18
Attention Merchants.

We have great inducements to offer
you In Hosiery, Pants, Overalls, Drawers.
Piece Goods, etc. We will bo In our Office
for the next sixty days. Buy from ms
you. get the mill prices. Ws save you
the Jobbers profits. Call on us and be
convinced. We are selling the largest
and CLOSEST buyers in the country.
WEBB g. CATER,
Commission Merchants and Mill Agents
GIsastFous Wfecke.
Carelessness 10 responsible for MANY q
railway wreck and the oaCae causes are
making human wreckB Of eufforers from
Inroos and Lung troubles. But since
tho advent Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
ior Consumption, Coughs and Colds, even
tpe worst cas>s can be cured, and hope.
ieas resignation La no longer necessary.
Mre. Lois Cragg, Of Dorchester, Mass, is
one OF many whose life was esyed by Ur.
King New Discovery. This great rsme.
dy is guaranteed for all Throat and Lung
disessSS by Orr. Gray g. Co., Druggiste.
Price 500 and 9l.00. Trial bottles free.
Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
opiates and can safely be given to chill.
dren and is peculiarly adapted for asth-
ma, bronchitis and hoarseness.
a Lesson In Health.
Healthy kidneys filter the impurities
from the blood, and unless they do this
good health is impossible. Foley's
Kidney Cure makes sound kidneye and
will positively cure all forms OF kidney
and bladder disease. Evans Phermecv.
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A Killing 10 0couee.

Walhalla, May 12.--Earle Rochester
nASt and Instantly killed Walter Mills
Mi!es east of here. They were
9eighbors and both well to do farmers.
Zach has wife and two small chill
dren. There had been some trouble
Between the two men caused by Mills
COW tresrassing on Rochester's field,
anG RochasteT's shooting che cow.
Hhe shooting took place near Roch-
eaters home. As Mills was returning
Aone from another neighbors house
1ochester was about seventeen yards
from where Mills was in the road. A
shot gun was ueed and the load of
MRmber three shot entered the face and
head and ranged slightly from front to
Aack as many as sixty shots taking
effect. A negro woman was the only
other person in sight when the shot
was fired and she was not nearer than
sW0 hundred yards. Several witnesses
we're sworn before the cOroner's iury.
Rochester started to Walhalla imme-
dlately and meeting the sheriff, gave
ny. He refused to talk further than to
say that man was sometimes forced
10 do what he did not want to do. He
5as employed Jaynes and Shelor to
The affair is one Of the most deplora
PIE that has ever occurred in Oconee.
notn are young men and have large
Anmlly connections in this county.
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Fork Items.

The farmers have about finished
planting and have begun working their
little cotton and corn.
Mrs. Charley Kay and children, of
Bclt0n, have returned home, after a
two weeks visit to friends and rela-
tIvcs III this section.
Rev. y. q. Wright preached q very
interesting sermon at Oakdale last Sun
day.
D.. p. McAdams and neice, Miss
olhrle McAdams, of Antrevile, spent
last Saturday and Sunday in our burg
visiting relatives.
Mrs. y. o. Farmer visited her faith :.
or and mother, Rev. and Mrs. j. X.
Earle, near near Shiloh, last Sunday.
he new steel bridge, which is bein q
built over Seneca river, near SlOan's
Ferry, will soon be completed. The
yduEg men who are building the bridge
seem to know their business. They
Will soon return to their homes, much
to the regret of some Of our fair maids
Miss Carryce McJunkin, OF ToccOa,
has returned home after an extended
visit to the family of j. |. Barton.
Miss Rosa Pratt, of Level Land, who
had charge of Double Springs school,
went home last Friday. She made
many friends in our section, and we
hope she will be back again soon.
he health Oi Onr community is very
good.
Best wishes to the Intelligencer and
its readers. ".
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Neeting of Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows

The Grand Lodge of the Indepen
dent Order of Odd Fellows convened
IN the city laat Wednesday morning
with au Attendance Ot ubuGt 100 d,u--
gates. A delightful banquet was tcn-
dered them on Tuesday evening, men
ton OF which was made in last weeks
paper.
The opening session of he Grand
Lodge was called to order at 0 O'Clock
We,G9resday morning in Masonic Hall,
Mlth Grand Master Cole L. Blease, of
New berry, presiding. Business of a
routine nature was transacted, con-
Nsting mainly of the reports of officers
and the appointment of committees.
Dn Thursday officers were elected for
the following year as follows: Grand
Master, J. j. McSwain, of Greenville;
Deputy Grand Master, L. NJ. e. Oil
yer9s, OF Aiken; Grand Warden, c. II.
tary, 5. F. killingsworth. of Abbeviile:
Grand Treasurer, H. Endel, of Green
vile; Grand Chaplain, H. A. Hem
nick, of New BrOokiand. Cole l..
Blease was elected delegate to the
sovereign lodge which meets in San
Francisco in September.
Perhaps the most important matter
coming before the lodge was the ques-
ton Of the establishment of an orphan
p
select place reported in favor of the
Garpon place near GreenviIle. The
committee. consisting of l.. n. Zealy,
Of Columbia, $. F. Killingsworth, of
Abbeville. l.. M. G. Oliveros, of Aiken,
!: B. 5. Middleton, OF Charleston, and
d. Wltcomer. of Marion, was made
permanent one to promote the build
ing .g OF the orphanage. The sum of
$1,000 was voted by the lodge towards
the 'estahljRhmant Of thia 1Snrthy An
gAtution.
"A pleasant feature of the conven-
non was the presence of q number of
yomen delegates representing the
Orde: of Rebecca. They perfected an
srganization by electing officers rs
follows: Afiss Wessie Corley, of CO.
mmbia, president; Miss Lucy Jones, of
Mewberry, vice-president; Mrs. Annie
walker, of PeIzer, secretary; Mrs.
3henly, of Graniteville, warden; Miss
Bond, Of Charleston, treasurer.
The final adjourDment of the Grand
lodge took place Thursday night.
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Ooesn't Respect Old Aae,

It's shameful when youth tails to show
contrary In the case Of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. They cut or maladies no
matter how severe and irrespective of
old age. Dyspepsia,, Jaundice, Fever,
CONSTIPATION all y.eldtth this perfect PHI.
Csc. at Orr, Gray q Cos. Drug Store.
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Local News.
WEDNESDAY, MAY Is. 1904
Death of Another Good Citizen.

1t is our sad duty this week TO chron
Dcle the death of another ono of Ander-
son Connty's best and most highly es-
teemed citizens in the person of K. E..
Parker, which occurred at his home in
Martin Township last Saturday morn
lng., He had been afflicted several
weeRs with cancer Of the stomach. and
ms death was expected at any time by
a)s nelghhors and loved ones.
D1C. Parker wasa son of the late Rob-
ert farker, and in the Goth year of his
age. He was born. reared and spent
nls lie IN the section where he died.
lie possessed most social, genial dis
position, and made a friend of every
acquaintance. He was strictly up-
night and honorable, and from his
young manhood took an active part in
all that tended to the public welfare
and was recognized as a leading citizen
OF nis section OF the county. Since the
war he has served several terms as n
member of the Board of County Com
,alssioners, and Anderson County never
had more jealous official. At the
time OF his death he was Il member of
The County Board of Registration.
" men the tOcsin of war was roundcd
between the States he offered his SER
wees to the State, and, entering Co. T.,
Oth South Carolina Regiment, he
'Ni 'Su faithfully 10 the close, being
snce wounded. by his comrades he
vas recognized as one OF the bravcst of
me Drave, and was never known to
shirk any duty.
Mr.. Parker, above all. was a Chris
aan man, and had long been devoted
member Of AIT. Bethel Baptist Church,
LOT more than thirty years being the
sfiicient clerk Of the Church. In his
immediate section he will be greatly
missed and his place will be hard to
W. In his young manhood he married
MISS Margaret Pennel, who, with nine
children, survives him. He is also
survived by two brothers and five sis
ters, viz: Messrs. j. Z. and n. w.
Rarker, Mesdames Elizabeth Vandiver,
Frances vandiver, Cynthia Pruitt,
parmelia Hall, Samantha Robinson.
On Sunday morning the remains wer"
laid to rest in the Ebenezer Church
Iard, kev. NJ. McGee conducting the
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Serious Cutting Scrape at GIuck Mills.

Sam Thompson and Harvey Galley.
two young carpenters employed ut
the Gluck Mills, became invoi""d in Il
difficulty Sunday morning, and as n
result Galley received Il severe cut
across his breast. The left lung was
penetrated. Gailey's chances for re-
covery are very good, if hemorrhage of
the lung does not follow. The wound
ed man was given prompt medical at
tention, and is nov resting very well
He is son of Mr.. Brooks Galley. who
this State from Georgia q few months
ago, and has borne rather bad repu-
tatiOn since being known here.
No cause has been assigned for the
difficulty, but it said that it arose over
a game Of cards. Thompson was ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff Dillingham;
Sunday afternoon, and is now in Jail.
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II an old proverb that two rights do
no' make one wrong. That means Gal.
isgher Bros. Photos and their patrons
MATS, you are always right when vo,,
get your Photos from Gallagher Rros
because their Pictures are always the
tnoStPerfect in likeness aud finish Pic-
lures and pstrols-two rights. Eemem.
bers 1t is at 13l1 North Main ST.
travelling 10 Dangarene.
Constant motion jars the k,dnevs
1ht rh are Kept In plsoe In the BODY bv
deh cate attachments. This is the reseon
tntS travelera, trainmen, street car rner.
teanseers and all who drive yerv mnets
GGI or from kidney disease In some form.
tMeys Kidney Cure strengthena the
klo neys and cures all forms of kidney
anu Diadoer disease. Geo. III, Hausan.
io%Homotlve engineer, Lima, o, writes.
constant vibration OF the engine caused
mo agreat deal Of trouble with INV kid
hey q ana got no relief until used Fo.
ley'a Kidney Cure"
a Revelation.
lf you Will make ipuuiry Il will ba q
revelation to you how manv anccnn,b q
70 Kidney or bladder troub]ea in ono
iorui or another. 1.-THE patient la not he.
yond medical aid, Foley's Kjdnev Cnre
WI WI cure. It never disappoints. Evans
Pharmacy.
WANTED-You to know we have a
suann nteed cure for Sore Head Chickens.
+. b. Crsyton.
MONEY TO LOAN for home clients
On easy terms.
Smpann & Hood, AttnrneyH.
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T0wnville News.

Rev. AIr. Banks and family from
Easley. spent awhile at the latter's
mother, Mrs. Dickson.
e. r: Kay and family, from Belton,
Gently.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Singleton. from
vile.
A cheese factory ia being erected on
the former school house lot.
II. w. Speares and sister, Miss Helen,
were the guests of Prof. j. b. FELTON,
at Honea Path. Miss Helen will spend
awhile with Mrs. FELTON,.
Mieses jamie Gaines and Varina
Smith are visiting friends and relatives
Prof. j. ". Gaines, fro,a aartsville,
spent awhile with his father. j. b.
Will McCarley and family. from near
Anderson. spent Saturday and Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. w. N. Bruce. of Oak
Monday.
We're married on Tuesday, 10th inst.
Mrs. Ida Marrett and son, Cray ton,
their aunt, Mrs. E. E. Bruce.
Mrs. Harriet Eaves, from Georgia, is
spending awhile with her aiater, Mrs.
Jane WoolbriRht. !,
Mrs. s. r. FAINT has just returned
from trip to Atlanta.
Messrs. Harris Moore and John
Burns, from Rivoli, spent Sunday at
w. D. Giles, from Spartanbure, spent
Sunday at his fathers, G. D. Giles.
Miss Daiey Moore, of Anderson. at
tended Church here Sunday. )
Rev. W.. B. Hawkins delivered an
interesting sermon at the Baptist
BY Mrs. Hawkins and their little sen.
j. G.. Speares and II. w. Speares
spent Sunday at Mr.. John Dickson's,
near Westminster. .F 40
Miss Lille Campbell, who has been
teaching music class near Friendship,
has returned home.
Miss Abileen Smith, of Fair Play, has
been visiting her uncle. j. w. Shirley.
at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enrman SHELTON, of
Oakway, were among relatives aud
friends here recently. Pansy. b;
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Tie Ladies'

tuvo! ra:=.:ng their churches, and there
fore we urge every Minister to remem-
her we give liberal quantity OF the
Longman IL Martinez Paint toward the
painting.
Wears and covers like gold.
Don't pay $l.50 q gallon for Linseed Oil
lworth 60 cents) which you do when you
buy other pa!nts in can with pai Mt
label on it,
8 4 make II, therefore when you want
fourteen gallons of paint, buy only eighc
OF l.. < NJ. and mix six gallons pu re-
ltnseed on with it, and thus get paint at
ieas than $l.20 per gallon.
Many houses are we'll painted with
four gallons of l.. & NJ. and three gallons
Of Linseed Oil mixed Herewith.
This celebrated paint is sold by Mr.. +.
Is. CraytOn, Anderson F. l.. Hopper,
Helton; E. II Horton, Lowndesville !;
+. Z. Jack son, Iva. 4S-S
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You will find much difference In the
quality OF the different styles Of fourteen
nnger Cradles on the market. Sullivan
Hdw. Co. havea splendid line Of these
Cradles, each one being fitted with a
blade of hghe.t quality steel and at
!ached to stock with q most ex ,ellent
fastening.
Gem Ice C:eam Freezers require less
iceand Will freeze the cream in less time
than any other Freezer on the mark ct.
Gem FreeZers are sold by Sullivan Hdw.
Co.
Sullivan Hdw. Co. are having great
run on Hoes. Sensible farmers want
good Hoes and know where TO get them.
you wauta Cradle that is easiest to
handle; one that Is the most perfectly
set; cne that will save the most grain
and give you tho longest life of service,
buy one of the genuine homemade seven
finger Counts Cradles eold by Sullivan
II iw. Co.
MONEY TO LOAN-A few thousand
dollars to lend on Land for clients. Ap.
ply to b. +. Martin. Attorney-at-Law.
Not Slok Day Since.
II was taken severely siok with kidney
trouble: l tried all sorts Of medicines,
none Of which relieved me. One day 1
saw an ad. of your Electric BltteEs and
determined to try that. After taking q
few doses felt relieved, and soon there
amer was entirely cured, and have not
eeen Q sick day since. Ncighbors Of mine
-e!sia, Liver and Kidney troubles and
General Debility" This is what B. F.
Bass, of Fremont. N. G., writes, Only
500 at Orr, Gray & Co. Druggist.
What le Foley's Kidney Cure.
Answer: It is made from presorip.
ton OF leading Chicago physician, and
one of the most eminent In the country.
money can buy, and are scientifically
combined to get their utmcst value.
Evans Pharmacy.
What Shame
For ladies to suffer with those nervous
promptly rilieved with one dose Of Ner.
valgins: The most effective and less
harmful than any pr. paration on the
market. Sold everywhere by drug DEAL
er,. 1 doses 10 cents. Manufactured by
Nervalgine Co Augusta, Ga.
VIII Cure Consumption.
A. A. Herriu, Finch, Ark, writes,
"Foley's Honey and Tar Ia the best pre-
paration for coughs, colds and lung trou.
BILE. know that 1t has cured consump-
tiou in the first stages" You never
ueAfQ Vi any one using fOI6y'a Honey
and Tar and not being satisfied. Evans
Pharmacy.
"Should Old Acquaintance Be Forgot
And Never Brought to Mind"
When you need anything usually kept
In Drug Stores don't forget that Wilhite
Il Wilhite are generally open from 10 q.
IN. TO p. IN. Lucas Paints, as good as
the best and as cheap as the che apest, al
ways on hand.
A Runaway Bicycle.
{: Terminated with an ugly cut on the
leg of J. b Oruer, Franklin Grove. I'M.
It developed q stu bborn ulcer unyieldinr
to doctors aud remedies for four years'
Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured.
It's just es good for Burns, Scalds, Skin
Eruptions and Piles. 25c. at Orr, GRAY
& Co'e. Drug Store.
0oesn't Rsspeot Old Age.
It's shameful when youth tails to shov
proper respect for old age, but just the
In the case Of Dr.. Kings New
Life Pills. They cus or malsiiies no
matter how. severe and irrespective Of
old age. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Fever,
Constipation all y.eld'th this perfect PHI.
25c. at Orr, Gray q Cos. Drug Store.
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A Runaway Bicycle.

Terminated with an ugly cut on the
It developed q stubborn ulcer unyieldinr
to doctors and remedies for four years,
Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured.
It's just as good for Burns, Scalds, Skin
Erupttons and Piles. 25c. at Orr, Gray
& CO'e. Drug Store.
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Singing Convention.

The WiIliamston Township Singing
Convention will meet with the Church
st the Williamston cotton mill on next
Sunday, 22nd inst. at 10. 80 a. m. Many
go0d singers will be there. Every body
70 invited to come cad bring their sing
Eng books. Core and let us have big
day Of singing.
A. III. Guyton, President
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"Should Old Acquaintance Be Forgot
And Never Brouaht to Mind"

In Drug Stores don't forget that Wilhite
Il White are generally open from 10 a.
IN. to o p: IN. Lucas Paints, as good as
the best and as cheap as the che apest, al
WAYS on hand n
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edien aaf Sem SonIeparo.

9(us paris IGreibt Elm beutI1er
GprreIppnoent: 2lls i9 ben 8puIeparb
be StrasbOurg entIaug ging, bot fi9
mir elm fir grobitdbtiI6e 8eeriffe
re4t ungeip06nli9es S9auipiel bar.
Dor me6reren vYouiIpns", ienen
poltstbiimli9en unb ausgeSei6neten
Heitaurants, bic ben Glteren Suoal=
| iben r9ouillpns" in ber9unit Der einz
beimii6en &unbiduft ben Hang abses
laufen baben unb meiit nit elmer
Grobf9ld9terei in @erbinbunu iteben,
lagerten auf benz breiten 8iirgerIteig
gang gemiitbli9 ipeibe uno bruune
Sdfen. Wtan bate por ben S9auz
fenitern Der 2ocale elm tleines 9eoiert
fir bieie pierfiiBisen @dIte abgeitedt,
batte ibuen Spreu unb sSutter binein=
selegt, unb ba idmauite nun bus
Sornbieb mitten auf benz belebten
Srottotr neben ben erleu9teten Serrufa
fen Der gafes. Gs paren I9Dne
Sbiere. Sin Platat an 6er Sbiir Der
@uItbduIer befagte benn aud iebesz
nal, bab Der sar S9au geitsllte S9Ie
Elm preisgetr0ntes 9eIGGpf lei. 9ei
Der in Der lebten Dod)e bier perdnItaI>
teten IanbpirtbI9aftliden QusItelung
bate er iiber feline Mito6Ien geiiegt.
gDie Elm ameritaniifer Na6ob bic prdz
miirten @emGlbe aus benz Salon"
tauft, 70 eripirbt bann bier Der ges
panbte SpeiIetpirtb elm Slid prGmis
irtss @ieb. @ine Retlame, bic benz
bungrigen publitum ben 9elpeis liez
fern iOn, peldb' pOrtreffli4e9ifen ibm
porgeIeBt lperoeu.
9a an ben Genitern bieIer @aits
tuirtbi6aften tets blutleere, feitgefroz
rene unb iauber sefdmiidte 2ei9name
eanSer SGlber, &ammel unb 0aIen
ais anseblib einlaoenbe unb uppetitz
rei5enbe Daare hGnsen, 10 fam man
nun aud einmal auf ben @infall, ben
2euten ibr Sutiinftises Msnu nod les
benb porSufiibren. Sb bas Wiittel
prObdt iit9 Ob ni9t Mander ii9 uE'
un9enehm beriibrt fiiblt, ipenn ON
@tnsuns gum @BSimmer 10 elm drmes
8ieb lagert, bas ginsm sutpintt:
Ave, moriturus tie salutat9 Dor Der
einen @aittpirtbf9uft fiitterte elm 8ell'
neriunse ben biplOmirten gbrenohfen.
Gin paar biibfbe Mdbels unb etli9e
3eitungsausrufer itanben oaSei unb
mu9ten ibrs @lpfen buriiber, ipie man
bas Sbier betrdnSt batte unb pie Der
Sunse es itrei9alte. pSeute ber
&ran3 unO morssn Elm Mei1eriti9,"
meinte bic eine. .Sp lift es in paris
iiberbaupt nit bsm &ubm uhb Der
2iebe," bate bic anbere anttporten
t0nnen. sic that ss uber nidt. DE
fenbar bate iie m.br Ra1e ais PhiIos
fppbie i'm 2eibe.
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nsrer Stimmuns uIs bel Teiner 9tns
funft.
gu SauTe angetommen, 6egab er
iio6 iofprt nit boppeltsm GiIsr an bic
9lr6sit. &Gtes 9lni1auungsn ii6er
feinen G9aratter I1isnen iib gu rs9t'
fertigen. Gr mar iebt pirtIid fleis
Big. 9tber aud &Gte bssunn eifris su
erperimenttren. 8ple bier 8o9en
bantirte iie nit 3intorbb, pbospbors
fGure unb Gbnli9en gbemitalisn, Sum
srpBen @ntIeben Der bsIorgten Mtutt.r,
bic allein in ben @iftI6ilbern Der
JlaIhen f6on cine @sfabr fir bas 2es
ben ibrsr Ginaigen fab.
S6on paren &Gtes 9trbeiten fdIt
bis sur @pqtommerbeit gebieben, ba
traf zines Saess i'm Seilbrod' fhen
SquIe Elm Selegramm elm, beFen Sns
balt alien 6amilienmitgliebern rItb'
ielbofter dls bds perI9leierte 8ilonib
gu Sais eri9ien unb BON benz Der
Serr Rsgisruugsratb einfa6 bebaupa
ttte, Der glbfenber besielben miife
miubsitsns perriidt iein. Oas Seles
gramm trug teiue llnteri9rift unS
beitonb nur aus ben brei @otten:
r&itt fett,t &Gte." -
yS9 ipiiBte ipirflid6 ni9ts, mas bus
beoeuten ioate", Iagte Srau Sellbreod
gu ibrer Sp6ter, na9bem ibr Semabl
topfi6iittelnb in iein 9lrbeitsSimmer
suriidgetebrt mar. Sa iparf ii4 &Gte
unter SbrGnen ld6enb in bic gtrme
Der Wlutter unb berihtete i6r olles,
pGbrenb bieIe nit liebenber Sano.
iibcr ben blonosn S9eitel ibres SiR.
bes itri6. -
limb als iuenig @ohen fpdter Serr
Or. meb. Sans Soppe, prattiider
9tr5tt ;;;;T5 3abnarSt, sur Grbulung aui
,inige @o9en i'm StGotbsn antum,
perfanbte man bulb barauf bic be.
tannten golbserdnbeten &arten mil
Der Sni4rift:
Sat. Sellbrod
Or. m.b. Sans Soppe
8erlo6te.
Der 3abnfitt mar gum &itt iirk
gan5e 9e6en geporben! -
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-4usberS 9ufs 2ebrerin:
Wie beiBt bus Juturum BON beiru>
tbsn9 SaiiI.rin: Sid i4sibsn Iai>
Zen.
Ier5t!i@er Ratb. sic
miihen tdsli4 ettpas 8itterIals neb,
men. - Oas ipiro Bel mir niG.fs
niiben. S9 BIN fdon gu iebr an bos
bitt.rite aler SalSe seip0bnt. - gln
ipslaes hnn9 - In's Sals Der G6e!
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Observation-Disclosures.

SAT- Ssbermann smpfinbst Dor benz
9si9made irssnbeines Nabrungsmits
tells Gfel. Willidm @alborf 9titpr
bat bsiipi.lspsiis Elm. 10 itarts gbnei=
sung segen S9ipeinsfIeiI6, bab er
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22
THE WATER WORKS.
Final Business Before Transfer
to the District.
Bonds Issue Of PAS, 500 Turned Over
to the Investors.
Expense Incurred During Appraisal
Amounted to S11,514.4E.

The final business necessary in the
transfer of the Gardiner Water Works
to the Gardiner Water District was
transacted. Thursday. The amount OF
the bonds of the district that will be
issued ut present is $245,500, ana THIS
amount was paid, Thursday. by Mr..
Perry of the firm Perry. Coffin u Burr
of Boston. The trustees for the bond
holders will be the Maine Trust and
Ranking Co. and the Portland Trust
NO, and as Il representative of tines"
two companies :. &. Nanley Of the
Maine Water 60. was in this city. The
sum of $l29.025 was paid To the Port
land Trust Co, $l02 1920 was paid to
the Maine Trust ana banking CO., and
Sl4 152.36 to the Maine Water co. Tn"
balance of $l1,51i.+i WAS the amount
of the expenses OF the appraisal Of the
works in this city.