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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
First Game.

mt Chicago
First Game.
r. II. e
Chicago ...,1O10O1OOx-S
Cleveland ...O0OOO10OO-1
Bafto"ies Owen and Sullivan
DOnahue and Buelow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-15
Second Game.

X. III. ~.
chlcaeo .....12O111OOx-6 s 9
Cleveland .OO1OOO10O-2
Batteries Patterson and Sullivan
Hess REelow and o. dick.
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At Toledo
Toledo, l. Columbus, C.
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At st. joseph
First game. Colorado Springs. 9; ST
Jcseph. g. second game. COLORADO
spring5. 3. ST. Joseph A.
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At Milwaukee

At Milwaukee,
First g4me: Milwaukee. 3; Kansas
city, o; seconu game. Milwaukee. 8;
Kansas City, 4.
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At Onaha--
First game. Omaha, 2; Denver, ]
second game. Omaha 10; Denver, /.
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At Minneapolis
Minneapolis IL; s.. Paul, 3.
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all over Oklahoma and Indlar terri
tory.
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Miss Bella Adams left this morning.
via me Frisco. for an extended visit
with friends and relatives IN Missouri.
While absent she viii visit the World 3
fair.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
sie sboninOufrie in mctp serfeb.

Die 9ebeutung Der SbOusS nbuItrie
in Qmeritd erbeLt am beIten aus Der
Sbatia9e, bab Der Staat Nep Seriep
in Der prpbuttion BON robem Sbon unb
bardus bergeite1ten feuerii6eren ars
tifeln allen Staten ppruus lift, unb bic
atpeite STEELE einnimmt in Der 5abritas
tipn BON SerrasGo tta 3iegeln unb
SDpfertpaaren. SIN Sabre prpbuSirte
Retp Seriep 25 ProSent fdmmtlider
S0pferpauren, 80 pro5snt Der feuerz
fi9ersn Qrtitel, "a YroSent BON Serras
Gotta unb % PrO5ent BON 3ieseIn in
ben Ser. Staten. Cine Reibe interefs
fainter Experiments iiber bic Dibers
ftanbstraft Der Netp SerieD 8aditstne
tpuroe fiir5li9 untsr auffi9t bes
Staatss 9eolo9en gemu9t. Bon pers
fdieOenen 3~ie9eIbitten purben Mufter
genummen unb 5fpetfaden Proben uns
terporfen. Sin I9pa9er, fanobaItieer
8dditein belt einen Druid bon 240
gfunb aus, pGbrenb Elm barter, toms
patt geformter $500 pfunb ausbielt;
Bel pieIen nabm es Stpii9en 1000 unb
5000 Pfunb, nm fe gu bre6en. Cine
aubere probe be3pette bic Dioers
itanbsfdbigteit per QudOrataOu uus5us
finben; beri9iebene Wuiter purben
sepriift unb bic Reiultate ransirten BON
$50 Pfunb bis gu 1888 Pfunb per
Q%udbratsoq.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
Hpienfuniier i'm Orient.

9as &oienpafer pirb in ben 2dns
bern Der europGifden unb aiiutifden
Sirtsi gu ben peri9iebenIten 3peden
perpenbet. 3und9It berlanst es Der
religi0ie 8rau9 BEL ben Mobdmmsbds
nern, bab bic MOfdesn am 6reitag nit
RpienfpaFer befprenst psrben; aud bic
9rie6en pertpenben RoienpuHr CUR
6iiIIung ibrer Weibbeden. De gr0bere
She'll bes Gr5eugnifes panbert jsbod
bur9 bic 4eble bss Srientalen, aber er
trintt ni9t etfpa RoientpaFer, ionbern
es bent our parfimiruus Der SablOien
3uderiaden, bic ieber Srientdle iber
dies liebt. Giner Der sr6btsn tiirtHden
&onbitDrsn, Der Dielen Trembsn be-
tannte Sabii 9etir Gffenbi in Stums
bull, perbrdu9t ALIEN iGbrli9 $500
Quarts bisier SIiffsteit. Die idbrs
Iids 9eIammter3eusung bes Roienpais
Iers bstrdgt runo $4,000 Quarts, bic
einen @ertb bon uneefGbr $4,000
Grancs $4,000 beiiBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
Giienbabn 3eittabelIe.
sslunare, saduuunna uno @rfern Subl

Seiatnnre, SaanlDuHnu unO 1eeHeIH OugH'
Sn Strait ben 1. Stunt 1903
Siolid -gtrld6t Scranton fur Rem 2JpEl
nm pos, 800, COS. 500, 1910, 8prm. F; H.
AZ, $40 unp 3.35 Nabmiltass. 8hr Nsr
gOrf u. pbilapsIpbiu, I'm $40 u. 1910 Born.
1910 unp 3.35 Nahmitiass. Our @pulps-
bprc. 6.tu Natmittass.
R6r0lih -5ur Buffalo nm LIS, 6.22 II. 900
Wlpr. i.55. 6.35 uue lilo ga9mittdss. 6ir
Sinsblmtpn, elmiIa unp 3Wiibtrfattoren, UNI
10 25 Wpr. uur los Na6m. our Sspssc.
Sprdeuit une Utica. I'm Ills uub 6.22 Npr.
t.o5 Ndhmiitngs. Ospegp. &yrdeuit uut
Utica 3us nm 6.22 Ncr. ldutt tdsli&, ausss.
npmmtu Spuntags. Our MVutrpls nm go
Wpr. los unb 6.35 Yabm. Ntbollpu Nc.
rpmppdtipn, um 4t0 uub SIS Rnbmittags.
8loomsburB SiDiiiou-Snlabi SCRANTON
fir HoItbumbtrIanb UNI 6.35, 10 10 MpT.
t.55 unp 6.35 gtatm. cir plymouth I'm 9.O5
Na6mlttaBs.
Souutaes'3hee.
eioli1-8Hr NsR gOrt UNI $50, 3.2l
6.05 Hup 1910 Morssnsj $40 unb 1876
Nahm.
a.. G0roIih - Cir Buffalo nm lis, uni
6.l2 Nor. t.55, 6.35 uue tt.f0 Ndtn
Cir elmira unO 3wiittnRntiUusu, 1925 Der
mittags
4~loOmsburg 9ibifnu - gnlGbt Scranton
nm f0.1O DipT. uuo e.35 Stdtm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
Der 6flfpbonbrtrirb Der lt]elt.
6srniprednebe, @efprdd,e uno GiHuahtHer.
SeutfbIanos gorfpruus.

6srnipted1aebe @eiprdde uno @~tHuabmeu.
SeutidIaHos gpripruus.
2dut elmer StatiItit bes 9erner
tnternationaIen Bureaus fir Selegras
pbens uno Selepbonpertpultuneen be-
itanben 1902 in Der gan5en Belt 1881
255 itGbtiide Sernipre9neBe nit elmer
@eidmmtleitun9slGnge bon 3,407,132
&ilometern u &ilOmeter glei9 0.62
englif9e Meilen), feruer $4,000 @ers
binOunsen 5pii9en StGbten nit 769,,
1858 SilOmetern 2eitunssldnse unt
1,219,099 Sernipre9Gmter. 2luf bic
fen OrGbten ipurben runb 2,500,000,s
900 @eiprG9e innerbalb Der StGbte
unb 60,990,8 1896 5piI6en ben StGbten
eefi6rt. Inter ben 2Gnbern Guropds
itunb 0suti9tanb nit ieiHem Sslss
pbonbetrieb in ieber SinIi9t an eriter
STEELE. Die 3abI feiner ftGotti9en
6ernipre9neBe betrus 1892, bic Der
Qni9lihe StpiIden ben StGbten 1888,
bic Der 6ernIpre9dmter 411,534, bic
Der Carbohydrates 730,340.678, bic
Der 6erngeiprd9e 112, ,846. Die
entipre9enoen 3ablen fir bic iibrisen
2Gnber blieben babiuter melt 5uriid.
On ben S~tpeiten plaB mar binii9tli9
Der a~usbebnuns bes 5ernipre9peiens
Srantrei9 gu Ieben nit 1923 ftGbtis
f9en unb 3471 3piI9snneben, 1907
1914 aemtern, 179,463, 900 Stabts unb
9.660,696 6ernseiprdaen. Die rNatiu<
nal Telephone Company" in 2onbon
bate nur 958 ftdbtif6e Rebe, 249, SIT
9(emter uno S44,207 ,104 9eiprG4e.
Die bierte STEELE ndbm S9peoen In
Qnipru9 nit 5tpar nur $50 itdbtii4en,
aber 1919 lGnblt6en Neben, 96,421
2(smtern, 163, 266,265 Stabtz unb
5,735,016 Gern : @eiprGden. Die
S9pei5 bate Stpar erbebli6 mebr
StaOtnebe $500, aber muir STA @nz
I9liiTe BON StGbten untereinanber unb
cine perbdltnibmdbis iebr serinse Sc
fprd9s5iffer (tnsseiummt ee9en 30,>
O00,OOO. Sefterrei9 itunb in Der
3abl Der itGbtif9en Rebe nit 1856 nur
ipenig poraus, in Der Der 5pif9enitGoz
tif4en (110 nod erbebli9 tpeiter Sus
rid, bate aber nit mebr als 115,000,@
600 @eiprG6en immerbin cine redt
ftarte 9enubuns auf5upeiIen. Sn
RubIano tit oas Gernipre9Defen nod
ipenig entpidelt, benin es b~eitdnben
1902 nur 104 ItGbtii9e NeBe, 81 4ns
f9Iiife spif6en StGbten, $4,000 aems
ter, aber es tpurben bod 135,000,000
9efprd9e gefiibrt. i'm @erbdItnib our
9rDbe oes Rei9es freili4 cine IG9ers
lid geriuge 3ubl. aebnli9 perbdlten
fi9 ielbitperftGnoli9 bic gtnnabmen.
bic in ben beri9iebenen 2dnoern aus
benz Sernipre9pertebr ge3ogen iperoen,
Sir 0eutf9lano nennt bic Stattitit
BON 1902 bic Summe bon Ga, 9 ,121
6runcs, fir 5runtrsi9 ettpa 24,000.z
900 Srancs, fir Seiterreia, S6peoen,
S4psi5, RuBIunb ettpu is 100000
sSrdncs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
Sln SdwiuSin6tiae.

Der llntsrstihnett. Der burt Gin aftpbbnli6ts
WittsI sur @tlunebsit piteer brrssftrai puret,
na6etm Ct tiHiss 9abr lang an elmer itptrsn
9ungtufranIbtit unp an Der ssftir6tttsn aranf.
belt S6pinoluGt aeliittn bate, bat Elm srpbts
gsrlan9sn, ieintn Witlfiptntra has Ritttl Ur
StiIung btfauut ~ md6,u. allen tsnifuiasn,
bic ts pnlnretn, Rirs TT frtnnOliGf i%pfsHfrsi
zine Abihrift br 3ustrtituus ibidtn. psI6r is
ale cine libsrr Ssiluns fur S&pinNiabL aitb
ma, Gdiarb, SrOnbl tis uup ale SaIs- unb
9unesnfranfbtittn fnetn psrbsu. er bent hap
ale esibsnesn itiu Stilmtttsl p%rpbiren psretn,
ba IS isbr wtrtbpSa II. Ditisnissn. ipslts bic
3ubtrstuua psrlinssn, ipsl6r ibusn nitts 70
fen miro unb Gin Ststu fir it itiu mag, pplsn
ssfaaisf
CIR. Gbpare u @iIfpn,
SrcO'lyn, y. o., arrshirtH.
Grp1but eitIe 3fiiung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
eadaiuauna g. @DOmins 8aneg.
(pnureI pinifl
IN arait ann 20. Nunt I9Ol.

Srdt in 8raft am 20. 9uni 1904.
3uat p%trldItn Sudnipn UNI 1 ~. 200, 3 90
400, 800 une 6 90 Wrrltns. lin 6 20 Nor.
atns an @r6tntaatu uue ale uabfclgsnps
~ipan,is RiHutsn, uup nm 7.2O Rprssns an
@enntaesn uHp ALE na&fOlsrues iranSis 0i'
uultn bic uue %iufluips II, Nabis, In leil.
fts.Sarrt Al Winuisn ipGttr anFpmmtub.
3ias ale 10 Winuirn an @pbtulaBtn pen
3.20 bic Gao Nabmittdas.
grpub,isr %pGlaItn SuaniOu idslib, ausas-
upuHsn Spuniae, nm 6.36. sic uub 1896
RSrstne, uup 2.16 uus 4 SO Rahmiitaes une
trtTta IN NiIfts. Sarrt 80 Winairn ipdttr Gin
Ssfirru Dttuii ipiiGtH SuaniSu, Nay Aus
pari uup pttsrsbuIs.
Sisbt Gdbrplau fur stp6dtrfSrbtrnet !3Rss.
1,6. @pIp IT, gnftbrsleitn, Snanipn,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27

Sau9enbs 9 dpsine sibt
es nab einsm 9eri5te SurnersSurs
ners uuf einisen SnieIn BEL 5Ioribu.
Sic nGbren fi6 in Der Suuptia6e DON
ben 6ungabfdlen, bic bic bortissn Sc
fdsr ip~egeetporfen baben. I'm gu bies
fem Suffer gu selangen, miifen bic
S9peins untsrtou9en, unb lie geben
ba3u reidIi4 bis flint SUB tief ms
MaiTer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27

= Die SufsnfOmmiiidre pom San
6rancisco bubcn Der SunOesre9ierun9
bic @rlaubuiB ge9eben, oret 9rObe
STANDARD : 8dsemaidiueu, Die Sas
Ouussn i'm gswidt uOr iinf3is 2onnen
ubWiessn fonneH, sntluns Der 9aien.
trout gu erridten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
Die ,,9eitS" =Jn(el
autitufi 81 &uluniiatiuus> 3pedeu
anserfnren.

paeHisrs @asno retire g1iBeIddter siaFeo,
IunsspIan Ssthobusr bic &5rissH oss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Reiatbum aH ssa,
turtd5nbeiteH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
Or SuusiD 9.

= Su 9iew Dort buben in Seu leg.
ten Sagen %fiinitauienO SuOen Ourf)
Grlcgung zines Seitru9es pom 25c in
Der grOBen Sereinisung Der 3iouiitsu
Wiitglieoerrefts erwOrben unS iiuo bei
Dem naditen 3iOniitentOngrsB itimmbs'
rc6tist. Die organization Sablt ieet
10000 Wiit9lieoer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27

Qn austGnbi6e q q :
pttalsanldgsn in Merito pars
ti3ipirsn bic Der. Staaten nit benz
sr0bten 8strage. Gs tOmmen banr
in Der Reibsnfolse Spunisn, England
Srantrei9. Seutidlunb, 8elsien, Sta
lien, bic S9psi5.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27

= Die gSObnuus bon 5bomas 8.
McGog in Reniielaer. SnS., Der nebit
isiuem Batter all Der Ssrpnltuns Der
b~anferotten MtcGOD'idsu Sanf bethel.
li9t mar, Huo inter autlaoe Ses Inter.
Ihleifs itebt. mnrbe init ODnamit ;ers
fort. Die 6umilie mar ;ur 3eit ni6t
oabeim, l%onSern in Gbicasu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
Gin slnsriF auf Banana sepIant.

&inem in Colon perbreiteten @eriidi
sufol9e, oas iiberal @lauben gu finoen
i6eint. bat ft6 cine 9rOse GnSabl be-
naftneter Sepobner Der Gepublif 60
lombia in Der 9iGbe BON @ulcbra GUAM.
men9ei6aart. nm am 3. Nopember,
Dem erlten Sabresta9 Der uuabb1n9ig'
f%eitscrtldrung Der 6epublif Savanna,
eiren ull9emeinen an9riif ausSnfiibren.
Die Yeb6rben in Der @analiOue baben
cine senaue llnteriu6uu9 uu9eitellt. nm
81 iebeil, oh Oas Geriibt auf 8abrbeit
berubt.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-01-27
Grand and Petit Jurors.

The Jury Comm ssioners lest Wednes
nesday morning drew the Grand Jurors
for the ensuing year and the Petit Jurors
rOnvenes on the second Monday. Judge
Klugh presiding:
GRAND JuHoRs--E. P. Vandiver, Al.
derson Samuel McCrary and j. d. Nc
Elroy, Pendleton; NJ. b. Dunlap, Honea
Path; w. D. Watkins aud j. Theodore
Smith, Hopewell w. o. Heron, C. w.
Beatty, g. M. Heed and j. H. Andsrson.
Varenne j. w. Massey, Ce'.treville: T.
G. Poore, Bolton. The following mem
bers hold over from last year: w 4 q.
Jamison, j. A. Cely, j. A. p. Barton, K.
w. TribDie, j. w. Erskine and J. B. San.
6ers.
PETIT JURoRs-P. B. Gai'ey. Fer
guson and K. F. Hall, Anderson Lewis
Bsgwall, NJ. w. Merritt, s. j. Childs, l..
J. smi b and j. g. Sitton. Bruahv Creek !:
John L Dean, Bolton John d. Dobnius
T.. NJ. King, w. Rufus Burriss and ]
Thomas Eskew, Centerville a. w. Mo
Cullough and 7. f. Watt. Corner; J. c.
Spears. ". W. Holcombe, J. l.. Q. Maret
md Il. Johnson, Fork =. j. Newton
and j. Miles Pickens, Garvin; w. w.
Thompson and j. NJ. Gambroil, Hone.
well rhos. Latimer, Honea Path L.
g. Garrison, A. Buchanan and r. II. Phil
lips, Pendleton: John w. Shearer. II. q.
A. Broo:,s and II. II. Norris, Rock Mills
Charles Little, Savannah; John A. Hays.
Varennes; P. Johnson, Jacob Balm
ger, Walter L. Welborn aud Sam'I Ash
ley, Williamson.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-01-27
Mrs. Gnntt Dead.

Mrs. Alice CAN'T, widow of the late
Benz. +. CAN'T, died at her home IN
PendletOn on Thursday, 2lst inst, af-
ter an illness of several weeks,
Mrs. CAN'T was daughter of the
late Edward McCrary, aud was 81 years
of age. She was p0stmistress at Pen
dletOn. and made most efficient and
accommodating officer. Since her
girlhood she had been devoted and
exemplary member OF the presby ;erian
Church, and was most highly esteemed
by wide circle OF friends and rela-
tivcs, who will long cherish her men,
cry. Besides her venerable mother
and three sisters, she leaves three
daughters and one son, and in their
sore bereavement they have the sym
patllies of all their friends. On Friday
morning tho funeral services were held
in the Presbyterian Church at Pendlc-
ton and the remains inferred Mt the Old
Stone Church.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-01-27
In MenIOrianl.

The Lord givctIi and the Lord takcth
away. blessed bp the name of the
Lord. These are appropriate words
IN regard to deacon Edmond Garrison
whose life has Just gone out from us.
He lived t0a good old age, Il blcssir.:.
God has promised to those who work
uprightly and serve Him. His life was
from God and has gone back to Him 10
receive the reward Of tho righteous.
Who can tell the extent of the noble
influence of Chrst-lke life?. 1t 'is
not confined to ones own children or
community, but spreads like the cease
less wave and is Il light to many n wan
hercr and gnthercr of jewels for tho
crown of the righteous
Bro. GarrisOn's life was n blessing
to all with whom he came in contact.
He possessed those most beautiful traits
OF character that 20 to make up the
Christian gentleman. He was Il dca-
con OF the Sandy Springs Baptist
Church for near 50 years and was al
ways sale and wise counselor. He
wns ever gentle and kind, but could
never be- moved from what he believed
to be right. His Church, us his COM
inunity, feel deeply his loss
His wife preceded him to the grave
several years, but ten of their twelve
children remain to mourn his loss.
fle was buried Mt Sandy Springs
Church on Jan. : in the presence OF u
large congregation.
His former Pastor,
r. j. Williams.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-01-27
Death of Mr.. J. F. CIardy.

hlr. j. F.. Clardy died at his home
after an illness extending over the
greater part Of the past year. He had
suffered much for the past few months,
and all hopes for his recovery were
abandoned some time ago.
Mr.. Clardy WAS in the 6 Il year Of
his age. lle was born ana reared in
the Brushy Creek section OF Anderson
County, and moved to this city only Il
few years ago. AT the outbreak of the
Civil War ho entered tho Confederate
service, enlisting in Company d., 4th
South Carolina. He did tine service
until captured at Petersburg, after
which time he was u prisoner at Fort
Delaware till tho close OF the struggle
lie again served his country faithfully
in 1876 when he was captain of Il "red
shirt" company in the Hampton cam
plign.
MIR. Clardy was member Of tho
two terms, and for the past few years
has been clerk of tho Board. He was
much interested in the movement re-
Gently started to secure better roads
for the County.
ar. ClarIy was married three times,
i. , first wife being Mss Margaret Urr,
Tho died in 1888. IIc was afterwards
married to Miss Amanda Dilwurth,
who died in 1894. His present wife,
who was Miss Ellie Hayes, survives
him. He is survived by the. following
children: w. w. Clardy, A. B- Clardy
and Mrs. ~. X. Allen, of Piedmont;
w. Il. Clardy, &. Z. Clardy and Miss
Ella Clardy, of this city.
The remains were inferred in Silver
Brook cemetery Friday morning after
funeral services conducted ut the resi-
dence by Rev. }. ID. Chapman, the
pastor OF the deceased.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-01-27
Piercetown News.

This community was shocked Mt the
sad death OF William s. Smith, tho
lS.year- old son of Mr.. Mattison Smith,
which occurred this morning at 1870
O'Clock. He had been sick only one
week with pneumonia. during which
time he suffered greatly. but bore nll
III true soldier style. The disease took
firm hold Mt tho start, and all that
medical skill and the loving watchful-
ness of his dear parents could do for
his ease and comfort was done, and
anxious friends watched beside him
night and day. Friday the pupils and
teacher of the Liberty Springs School
nre In deep sorrow, for one of their
list, beloved scho0lnnte and pupil is
gone. In school he was thorough,
painstaking, pupil, doing cheerfully
ana promptly every duty required of
him. Young manhood was just dawn
ing upon him, and his prospects for n
useful and prosperous life were bright.
He was an obedient son aud loving
brother. and was respected and esteem
CT by all w!,O knew him. The inter
n;iiG will take place ut Beaverdam
Baptist Church.
The schools in this Township are
crowded to their fullest capacity. The
Hopeweil, Mr.. McClain. of Spartan.
burg; Midway, Miss Sadie IIaynie, of
Bolton; Trinity, Miss Lillian Cowan, of
Abbeville; Liberty Springs, o. b.
Anderson. of Rock Mills Township;
Cross Roads. Miss hiainie Patterson, of
Abbeville
Miss Jennie George, of Denver ia
visiting Miss Webb.
Friendship and Rev. VIM. Brown ut
Benverdam.
The health in this community is not
very good mt present.
Jan. 25. O, b. A.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-01-27
NOTICE
ofspecial Meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the Bank Of Anderson to
Increase the Capital Stock and
Amend It's Charter.

PURSUANT to RESOLUTION Of the
Board of Directors Of the Bank of Ander.
son, held on the 10Th December. 1903.
notice Is hereby given that there will be
q Special Meeting OF the Stockholders of
the Bank, TO be held at It's Banking House
on Friday, the 29th day of Januarv.
1904, at IL o'clock noon.
That the purpose of the meeting ia To
take action to increase the Capital Stock
Of the Bank, and to A mend it's Charter
under the following Resolution, passed
unanimously at the said meeting of the
Board of Directors:
Resolved, BY lhe Board of Directors
that application be made to the Secretary
Of State for an increase of the Capita
Stock of the Banh of Anderson from
Seventy.Five Thousand Dollars to One
Hundred and Fifty. Thousand Dollars.
Further Resolved, That application bs
made to Amend the Charter or said Banl,
OF Anderson for authority to act as Guar.
dian, Trustee, Receiver, Assignee. Exc.
cutor or Administrator by virtue OF the
Acts Of the General Assembly OF this
state ~ ench caso made and provided.
Further Resolved, That q copy oftbfs
notice and resolution be published once
Q week for foul weeks In the Anderson
9 weekly paper published
at Anderson, g. c., and q copy thereof
mailed to each stockholder. !
J. A. BROCK, Presidents.
Frank Mauldin, Secretary.
Anderson, g. O., December 2b, 1908.
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Harris Bridge DUts.

The far'ners are having very pretty
weather 70 heS!M farming, which .s !:
good conHOlatlon to- them.
Isigler Mcclellan and family, of near
Anderson, snent Sunday with MIR. and
Mrs. Oscar lInrris.
Mrs. Lou Richey, of Harmony Grove.
Ca, visited relatives here last week.
Gem. Harris spent a few days with
friends and relatives in Bolton last week
We bave great deal Of sick meas In our
burg, which wa are sorry to chronicle.
Charlie Cobb and Perry Smith, of
Broadaway, visited in our burg last'Sun.
day.
Claude Harris visited in Hartwell last
week AVID accompanied home his cousin. !.
Mies Grace Eaton.
Mr.. White. our book agent, who bas
been selling books In our com mmupltv. is
meeting with auccess.
Miss Sammle Holder visited Anderson
one day reosntly.
Thomas Campbell moved his family to
Denver. We regret to SEQ them leave
but highly recon mend them TO their
nei9hbors.
Not long sgo a certain young man
asked one OF the girl clerks what their ) :.
calico uas worth. That is AZ bid A..
s"ai p ng the tobsoso taga for girl rny.
Begin saving yonr tags, boys.
Miss Minnie Holder spent a day or 40
In the city last week.
A Maiden
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The SulIiyan.Bronn Wedding.

The maniagr of Miss VI Alice SulIi-
an TO Mr.. Gcoigr Brown, oi hpy-tor,
ga. which tools pace ~ he home Of
her father, MIR. y y. Sulivan,.Gu Me
Gully Street. "Wednesday evening. the
goth inst, WIS an occasion of much in
tcrcst.
The house was beautifully decorated
IN white and green Miss Dessie Sfar-
tin played the wedding march, and nu.
maids OF honor, Misses Allie Simpson
and Matte David, came in. then the
bridesmaid, Miss Gertrude IIaynic,
entered, attended by " Wilbur Pow
ur, the best man, and took their places.
lhen tho bride and groom entered and
$1,000 under an arch of green, and
heV. y. IL. Earle, in very impressive
manner, said the words that made them
husband and wife.
The bride was gOwncd in white null
ana carried boquct of maiden hair
ferns and white hyacinth. The brides
maids wore white Organdies.
l)clIghtiul refreshments were served.
he many beautiful and useful bri-
DIAL presents Indicated what a wide cir
r'n friends the bride has.
lhc bride liz the second daughter of
Mr. "A. T. Sullivan. and isu young lady
OF many good qualities
me groom I4a prosperous young
iaIIncr of RoyAton, ia.
ne guests from Il distance were :
MI and Mrs. w. l.. Iruitt, of Starr. $.
e.; MIR. Edward Earle and family, Mr..
Max l'rown, and Miss Anna Brown,
hroihrr and sister OF the groom. all of
Koyston. Ga; Mr.. e.. NJ. Car,lin and
sister, Mrs. Anna Shcarcr, OF IIartwcll,
va. ~. f. f.