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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-02-16
Funeral in Senate Chamber.
CITY ITEMS.

Banks Close Today.-Today being a
legal holiday in Alabama, on account
of Mardi Gras, the banks of Birming-
ham will be closed.
Mayors Report.-Mayor Drennen is
busily engaged in preparing his annual
report 1t will probably be presented
in the city council at the regular
meeting tomorrow night.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-02-16
GLOWING TRIBUTE PAID
TO DECEASED SENATOR
CONTINUED from FIRST Paee)

~'-~~----~-~->-7-7-7----
friendship of President Mckinley and
Senator Hanna. When the senator was
full of his own political burdens he new
ertheless found time to attach to him
self hundreds and thousands of younger
men. He helped them climb the ladder,
assisted advised and comforted.
His death brings to these men an adj
ditonal pang, because now they can only
pay tribute to his splendid and unselhsh
friendship, without the opportunity here
after of paying off their obligations He
was true to his friends. at all times, and
that Will be his greatest epitaph"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-06-08
Denver Dots.

MeSSls. Moore and Suttlcs, Of the
Wild Hog section, had the misfortune
TO have two mules killed by lightning
Monday y. IN. The negro who was un-
! mtchlne them rom the plow when
they were struck was badly shocked
but not otherwise hurt, which is re-
| markabie.
Partial showers of rain fell in this
section Sunday and Monday nights.
some are plowing while other farms
acJ0Ining are too wet.
Mrs. Ephrain Buchanan visited bar
daughter, Mrs. Henry Walker, near
Seneca, Saturday.
Mr.: and Mrs: John Garrison left Sun
day FOR few days visit to Mrs. Carr
son 3 father, Mr. l.. NJ. Wilson, at Cross
Messrs. j. X. and II. n. Garrison
nave purchased al Osborne reaper and
Dlnuer, and are now prepared to work
1or the public and reap the golden
grain.
! since the recent rains crops of all
kinds are tlOurishing and growing so
last you can almost SEQ them as they
stictch up But grass is growing, too,
and hoe hands are greatly in demand
| to keep it down
Wheat IS being harvested and is re-
! ported as being extra good. The hum
| OF me 'hresher will soon he heard as it
tu1.s ont me golden grain, which de-
'iHhts the heart of the farmer.
" I'm plenty o. fruit and vegetables,
ilieu chlcken ara biscuit, we ought to
ling. .
'9uitc number of Ou: people went
on the Smith excursion to Atlanta
ihursuny and had most rDjOyabl,
!ilne. ne crowd was large, jovul and
.Iolly' with no misconduct TO mar the
pleasure OF tle occasion Messrs.
oililtli and BrOcf deserve credit for the
way they handled the crowd and the
comfort and pleasure given them
Mrs. lthama Brock stopped over on
the return of the excursion and sprnt n
| couple OF days with Mrs. VIM. Erwin,
VINO Is improving from her recent i'll
ness
Thie community will be we'll repre-
sentcd ut the Clemson commencement
this week, as one of our brightest
young men, Walter McNhorter, will
graduate.
Mr.. b: A. DAILY, the genial machine
agent of Seneca, visited friends here
Miss Bessie McWhorter and her
friend, Miss Bernice Farmer, of An
derson, are attending commencement
at Clemson this week.
MI and Mrs. Willie Eskew are sore
iy Dereaved in the death of their little
son, Robert, on the 3lst May, after
only few days illness with dysentery.
lie was not quite two Years old, Eut
such bright and lovable child. All
who knew him loved him On June
lat his little body, in it's ite casket
covered by loving hands wuh flowers,
was laid to rest in the cemetery at
Welcome. Church there to await the
resurrection morn. The sympathy OF
tue co:nE:.;nisy gees out to the deeply
bereaved parents. Incognita,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-06-08
Assessment Of Cotton Mills.

The State Board of Equs lization con
cluded it's lab0rs in Columbia last
week and has announced the assess
ments upon cotton mill property in this
State. The total shows an increase of
SS,20O,0O0 over last year. The in
creased income Of the State on the s
anlll levy will be about $4,000.
The total amount of taxable mill
property :s represented in the ASSESS
ments of 1908 was $34, ,557, ,705 and for
the current year 49,, ,763, 900. The in
crease is due to the building of new
m,ns and to the fact that there were
reducti0ns at Clifton and FacOlet last
year. The board will meet on the 14th
20 audit any complaints.
The following are the assessments on
ehe mills in Anderson County:
Anderson cotton mills. ST5O,OOO; Cox
manufacturing Company, StO5, 900 !:
Orr cotton mills, s4O0,0 Riverside,
$11o,50O; Fl G. Townsend. a25, 600 !;
Coronaca, $4,000; Toxaway, Sl15' 600 !:
ConDeross, $4,000; Gluck mill, S107.,
800; Pendleton Manufacturing Com.
Rany, $50. 900; Belton mills, 5000, 900 ::
Brogon mills, $1G7, 900; Chiquola, 2lOO..
go Pelzer Manufacturing COMPANY.
Sl 900, goo; Piedmont Manu- fai,tnrine
Gompany. S1,2S0,00O; W;iliameto6
mills, 100000. '
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-06-08
EVERY HOUR OF THE nav

Erans Pharmacy, the reliable Drno
p,,tS ni Anderson. are having CALI fo :
~ DlPO, the Now Kidney Cure ana
serve Ionic that they are selling undar
positive guarantee.
us merits are becoming the talk of the
wi ano everybody wants to try IL, and
10y not II coats nothing if it don't do
They don't want your r moner !, !. do,.
not benefit YOU, and viii chesrfulIv re. re.
''na shs money. Try 1t to-dey.
MONEY TO LOAN for home cl,ents
on easy terms.
Simpson & Hood, Attorneys.
WANTED-You 20 know we have a
suerhn'eeu cure for Sore Head Chickens.
F. B. Crayton.
THE Ladies
fsvor painting their churches. and ,bsre.
har 70 70 ulge every Minister to remem-
h,Vo llDsral quantity OF the
painting. OILY 'o"aro the
ears and covers like gold.
ION pay $3.50 gallon for Linseed Oil
I"ortn w cents) which you do when YOU
buy other paints In q can with a nsint
label on 1t. Will pau.
d q make II, therefore when Won want
lourteen gallons OF paint, buy ONLY eiphc
9l ~. " NJ, and mix six gallons p1re
a.mseeu I'D, VI With 1t, end thus get paint at
ieSs tnsn $l.2O per gallon.
60. nahy houses are well painted with
lour galions of l.. & M. and three pallons
OF Linseed OIL mixed Herewith.
- Ihis celebrated paint ia sold nv Mr. =
ID. EIayton, Anderson F. L. HOPPER.
beiton f. X Horton. Lowndesy;iIa. :.
i. y. Jackson, Iva. ass ;
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-06-08
Two Negroes Killed at Piedmont.

Il oelims shooting scrapc occurred
at biedmOnt Sunday afternoon at n
negro cabin on the Anderson side. Az
aTesuit two negroes. Jerry Dial and
hfon:'y Sherman, are dead, and another.
WeIE'e,l Samples, is fatally wounded.
a number OF negroes had congrcgated
ait Sllss cabin for the purpose OF playint
osa,sds, end all were supplied with pis.
Gals and corn liquor. On the BODY of
HGat VAS found the sum of 35 cents.
;oud sonle cards which he held in his
hand. The general suppositi0n is that
Gfe quarrel started over this small
amount of money. 1t is not known
ROW many shots were fired or how
uany negroes were present when the
e1Ithculty arose, though the negroes
SvEo were anot each received two shots,
and the two who were killed were both
tsflot in the Dack.
An inquest was held by Magistrate
f'inckRey Sunday night. and the iury
hSaud verdict ia accordance with the
facts.
Tie only other negro known to be in
aaie party is Buuyun Aughtry, who
cock part in the game 0r cards. He
Ned Immediately after the shooting.
and has not. yet been captured. 1t
ne believed that he is the murderer of
one OF the men. The sheriff is now
searching for him,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-06-08
f0WnyiIle News.

AIiss Wanna Strickland ia Waiting
hoAefoaks at R0ystOD, Ga.
A9ater Julian Bruce Ia enend,oo
a aWh,le l with his grandmother. Mrs. f..
Baecom seares and Miss Rosa seaSaa
and Eta Giles spent Sunday ut Riyols
WSGatfRg .pelatuveS and friends.
- @: pTnes attended the convention
aS SSueh Union Saturday and Sunday.
ACeGSrant, of Anderson, is spending
aV1lllle with hia neither.
WnlAliam Crenshgw and sister. NYiss
Sm!e, spent Saturday with Mise Mary
ME: and Mrs. Henry Crooks spent
sSgn4ay with Mrs: N. w. Grant.
0eN visited Or. i. G. Bruce at Andar-
Gon quite recently.
g. M!sses jane Gaines aud Yarina
Smttn nave returned from a nleassnt
vast to the formers sister. Mrs. Smear.
man aSo6bine. Of Atlanta.
ps nhss nary LigOn has returned from
sneGian01d s,as VI Seminary to the delight of
aAss Estelae Bruce. who has been
aas0endang school at Rock Hill, ia at
nome for the summer.
agge!so Herring, Orr Bruce and
MANLY Smith went to Atlanta on the
GZoIrsion Thursday.
nass Heien Speares has returned
mom a delightful visit to relatives at
H9saea Path and Anderson.
J.S. Harris. who las been attend.
ang college In Columbia, has returned
hone to spend the summer.
&C. and Mrs. Newton Brown, from
H. HSsSneca. spent Sunday with MIR. Nc
hennie Gruhbs. from Fair Play, was
she-guest OF Afr. Sam Grubbs. ""'
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-06-08
Attention Mercbanta

We have great inducements to offer
you IN Hosiery, Pants, Overalls, Drawers.
Piece Goods, etc. We will bo in our oftics
ior the next sixty days. Rny from ma
you get the mill prices. We save Won
the Jopbers profits. Call on us and be
convinced. We are selling the largest
and closest buyers in the country.
WEBB g. CATER.
Sohmiaslon Merchants and Mill Agents
Iss fret aim OF the manufacturers Of
tnaC'Cofmiok hdoweJ and Rakes, sold by
S,ulllVan Hdw. Co., is 70 see how perfect
tuese machines can be made, and then
the price Is made as right as the goods.
BiIliousness
Causes headache, and Nervslpine will
cure II. OVer.work causes headache
Nervalgine cures 1t. Weak eyes causes
heaoache and Nervalgine cures it; caueed
by aay trouble. Nervalgine always re-
lleves headache In to 10 minutes. Whv
suner nen you can be relieved. 4
Hoses l9c; sold by all druggistH. Manu-
iactureo Dy NerValgine Co., Augusta, Ga.
1t is an old proverb that two rights do
not MAKE one wrong. That means Gal
lagher Bros. Photos and their patrons,
That is, you are always right when Won
get your Photos from Gallagher Bros.
because their Pictures are always the
most perfect In likeness and finish. Pic
lures and patrOns-two rights, Remem.
Der, it il at 13i! North Main st.
MONEY TO LOAN-A few thousand
dollars TO lend on Land for clients. Ap.
ply TO b. F. Martin, Attorney-at-Law.
CITY LOTS FOR sALE-Situatad on
and near North Main STREET. Five min
utes' walk Court House. Apply to }. f..
Ciinkscales, Intelligencer office.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-06-08
Williamson News Items.

Children's Day praise services by the
young members OF the Methodist
SuD'':r School last Sabbath morning
proved treat to young and old.
Grown people are always more than
glad to hear the bright and enthusias-
TIC children on such occasions, esre-
clally when they have beou given
thoroagh training as these children re-
ceiVe9. Excellent music was rendered
son officiated ut the piano, Miss Au-
arenla Anderson WAS ut the organ, and
Misses Lande:, Sullivan, Russell, Bar
Der, moss and Garris, and Messrs. Lam
Der and Anderson composed the choir.
Inc Sunday School room was thrown
open to add to the seating capacity. of
the auditorium proper. The exercises
%ere opened by the song, Come, Thou
cnnal Atmignty hlng" song by school and
Rev. A. W. Attaway. That good old
hymn, blessed be the name" lost
non none OF its Charm as it was sung by the
school: A short address was now de-
livered by. Prof. j. B. o. Holloway of
Inc graded school. Responsive read
ing cL appropriate scripture texts came
next, followed by recitation by ak
iit!ie glrls slngly and in unison. These
selves, were Misses Margaret Lander d
Mary Herbert Attaway, Tecoa Stone
ter and Mary Hart SsniH GsTsntiin. ReaIi1s, Readins
by the Superintendent. responded to in
part by the school and at other times
6y one or two children, viz: Luther
smith, Henry Elliott and Kathleen
1rilnn was carried out according to
2nogga 2sogaam,. Recitation, "Song of the
Bale Cloud and and Lans Lsa1svan, AndeSsan sns and and
Calling the Children'-sune bv ahent m
three dozen small children arranged
behind the altar railing. "Let ia
crown Him." recitation, by Misses
Matte Ellis and Iva Hall came next.
and then Knox Russell recited, "God's
Care tor ALL" "Glory to God, Halla-
lnJah" vas sung by the congregation
=! anu tnen ttsi1,, came N. Tecitation entitled,
Caathen. George Hutto, Kenneth Ran
som and McSwain Mah0n. "Hosanna
hosanna!' iaes was eung by thirty odd little
s LOIS as as small childlen only can sing,
and Miss Fannie Holloway recited
vel. CHOSEN selection, "Who runs NAV
read" IN manner to do herself credit.
me venerable Maj. T. II. Russell was
Salied upon to speak few words. At
MS aeqnest blessed be the Name' was
and thus vent into history the Chill
dren's Day exercises Of 1904.
Miss Bertha Anderson, assisted nv |
hliss Jet e Sharp and Miss Pearl Rms.
sell, had charge of the training of the
children, and now we'll they succeeded |
results have already shown.
The closing exercises of the COLLEGE
begin on Wednesday.
Capt. w. A. McKelvey. of Lickville
visited Capt. G.. w. Sullivan Sundav
:, Miss Maud Rosamond, of Brus6y
Creek, has been taking art at the col.
ege for several weeks.
Dr: j. NJ. Lander and Rev. A, r.
are attending Wotford com
nencement. Is. b. GoodgiOn.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-06-08
Local News.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE S, 1891.
Ralph Edwards Accidentally Killed.

Ralph, the youngest son of Rev. and
HRS. John K. Edwards, was shot h
fatally wounded late Friday afternoon
at the home of f. w. Brown in this
city. He and one of his young broth :
ers were playing soldier in the yard,
and to make their play seem more real
they had small parlor rifle. The gun
~ some way fell to the ground and was
discharged. The bullet struck the lit
tie fellow in the back of the head, EN-
bedding itself in the brain Physicians
were hastily summoned, but they could
do nothing to relieve him. The ball
could not be extracted. From the time
ot the accident until death game at :
o'clock Saturday morning he was un :
conscious.
Ralph was six years old, and Il bright
aud attractive child. His mother, who
was Miss Amelia Brown, came here
from Mexico short time ago with her
children to spend the summer with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Brown. Rev. John
X. Edwards, the father of the boy, ia n
missionary oi tho Associate Reformed
i'resDyterian Church in Mexico. lie
was immediately informed c.f the sad
accident and left for Anderson. 1t is
expected, that he will reach here to-
day, and then the funeral arrange.
ments will be made. The afflicted pa :
rents have the kind sympathy of Tie
whole city in their sore bereavement
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-06-08
Prospect News.

The health of our community is very
good at this writing. =
j.. T. Smith gave a very interesting
talk IN the Sunday School at this place
last Sunday morning. f~o
Ollie Webb and sisters spent last
saturday and Sunday with their sister,
i. w. w: Hale and two brothers have
taken trip to Atlanta. -
b. G. Creamer madea narrow escape
last Monday evening. He was in W.
P. Harbin's we'll when q we'll tub fell
in and glanced his shoulder.
The little babe OF. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lie Eskew died on the let inst. and was
laid to rest at Hopewell.
The farmers will have TO hustle
about to get rid OF the grass that has
just come up go that they will be ready
TO cut their wheat. fiE .7 =.
h j.: 8. Neal is ahead on farming. He
had cotton square on the first day Of
june. Who can beat that
6, Prue Dean and wife spent last Sun.
day with Henry Greer and family.
Z, ;''.t ia. b. &. G..
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-06-08
Corner Creek Comments.

'l,i >rc,Ipn has been visited by q
gnt''i season ana all vegetation is il, n
growing state now.
ne plownian i busy cuityatinp his
crops, and the fellow with the hoe il
not to be found idle. In fact, this is
Inltc Il busy time with the farmers
ana hence everything is in rush lust
now
We are experiencing some hot sum
lhcr weather now. and of course it is
not 80 pleasant on the labolers of the
held but Is very good for the cotton and
corn.
Miss iizzlc Gassaway is at home
from Winthrop College, much to the
delight OF her many friends.
Tom Jones paid our community q
pleasant visit Saturday night anu Sun
day lie seems delighted with our %
section. N''
Hiss Emma Martin and brother, Mil.
,oh, from near Donalds. spent few
Shirley.
a large congregation worshipped at
harkers Creek Sunday. and had the
pleasure OF hearing a most excellent
sermon from their pastor, Rev. Il. W.
Burts.
Wheat harvest has arrived and our
farmers are busy harvesting. The
crop IS small one this year but gOna
one, tii"I.@h, considering tiledry wealth
cr
1t appears Just now that our county
Is NOT ~ have enough candidates this
year Tor the House, and it does seem
TO that we have plenty of material
III the comfy iol this honorable posi-
tIon. Siiow mp, fellows, and let us see
now yIu look on the surface We
Know there arc lots of EN- wanting to
lnn 50 bad that they can't have any
peace, hut Just Il littlc af. id of the
other fellow
Miss jamie Blgby is visitin. relatives
III MIilamston this week.
lioyt Shirley, one of our progressive
young farmers, Is eIcctinYU ice barn
on his plantation that he purchased
some time ago.
Mrs. y. NJ. Hanks and Miss Fannie
l-omaX are on the sick list this week.
News is scarce and work plentiful.
Tyro.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-06-08
Fight will be Bitter.
A Costly Eistake.

B!unders are sometimes very expen-
Of o mistake, but you'll never bs wrong
II you take Dr. Kings New Life Pills fo1
Dyapepsie. Dizziness. Headache. Liver
or Bowel troubles They ars gentle vet
thorough. 25c az Orr, Gray 81 Co.'S. Drug
Store.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-06-08
Committee Meeting.

The following gentlemen have been
appointed a committee by the Farmers
Institute to meet with q similar com
mlttee from the Anderson Chamber of
Commerce for the purpose of agreeing
ON some plan for the sale of cotton this
Fall: j. B. Watson. j. f. McCown.
W. w. Smith. F. l.. Brown, j. G. Har
ris. Saml. McCrary, j. w, Ashley.
Allie Hammond, j. Perry Glenn. The
committee will meet on Tuesday, 14th
INST, mt o'clock p. m, and | earnest
ly request every member to attend.
j. B. Watson, Chairman.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-06-08
interestIna to Asthma suff,rsrs,

have had asthma for three or four
years aud have tried about all the cough
ana asthma cures In the ruarket," saws
Daniel Bantz. Of Otterville, Iowa, .aud
nave .scs:eved .sea:mea.!.om nh ysiciau 8
in New York and other cities, but got
Honey and Tar which gave me i'm me.
diete relief and will never be Without
IL in my house. siocerely recommend
le to all" Evans Pharmacy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-06-08
Singing Association.

The .Rrnshy Creek Singing Conven-
ton will meet with Pisgah Church the
second Sunday in June at 10 o'clock a.
III. Profs. Locke, Milford and other
lovers of good singing are invited to
attend. Come up, Mr. Editor.
j. o. Pickens, Sec.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-06-08
A Positive Fact.

Whatf That NervalsIne vii. relieve
1atch. Has no equal for .aeuraipfo.
Worth tts weight ID gold to those Who
suffer-. Try 1t and be convinced 1T cufesr
headache where others fail.E 4 doses IOc.
Sold by all deuggist. Manufactured bv.
Nervalgine Co., Augusta, Ga. S. - d -.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-06-08
Wac Wasting Away.

Il have been troubled with kidney dis
ease for the last hve years," writes Rob.
ert r. Watts, OF Salem, Mo. IT Lost fest
and never felt we'll and doo,ored With
reading ply eicians and tried AL remedies
suggested without relief Finsllv I tried
Foley's Kidney Cure and less than two
bottles completely cured me and I am
now sound and WELL" Evans Pharmacy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-06-08
Warning.

II you have kidney or bladder trouble
and do not use Foley's Kidnev Cnra
you will have only yourself to blame for
resufts. AZ it positively cures all forms OF
Etdney and bladder diseasea. Evans
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-17
SMUCCLED
GOODS ON
WARSHIP

Newport News. Va, Dec. 17.-Acting
upon information received In advance OF
the arrival of the warship at Old Point
customs Officers boarded the United
State cruiser San Francisco OF Old Point
Comfort and made important seizures.
The actual value OF the goods has not
been ascertained and the officials de-
cline to venture an estimate. They will
be appraised later.
n is said that the ships officers pleaded
Ignorance OF the law, Offering no other
excuse, but the customs men will neither
affirm nor deny this, refusing any further
information than that they conhscated
a rich store OF smuggled goods.
The seizure was made by officers led
by Deputy Collector II. NJ. Smith just as
the San Francisco was about TO sail for
Norfolk but complete secrecy was pre-
served regarding IL until Thursday night.
The San Francisco arrived In Hampton
Roads from Gibraltar. Deputy Smith
boarded the ship unexpectedly and af-
ter making a search found three large
boxes containing valuable goods consigned
TO a Baltimore man.
The collector confscated the goods and
boxes were found TO contain many valu-
able articles.
One box was filled with the finest deco
rated Japanese chinaware. the other was
found to contain many beautiful polished
stones gathered I'm Japan while there
were innumerable types OF the costliest
Japanese fans with large and expensive
ostrich feathers
There were also found Ave handsome
shawls, which have considerable value,
as well as $50 boxes OF the best Japanese
cigars.
The Officers OF the cruiser pleaded with
the collector not 10 confiscate the goods,
asserting that the officers had no idea OF
cheating the government
Collector Smith has notified the au-
thorities i'm Washington Of his discovery
and special agent will make an investi-
CATION.