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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-05-18

CLASS DAY, MAY "a
Essay and salutatory. ........ Cora A. Horning
Reading, "Crossing the Lines.
............ .......,... Alice A. McDermid
Piano Solo. Fourth Mazurka," GODDARD. ....
.................. ....... .vivienne c. Vercler
Class song ....-......,............
Grafton, ."Our Country Looking For True
Men,. .......................C Charles Fray
Reading, 1.-The Honor of the Woods" .......
.......... -.,......s....,........B Bessie Jasper
Vocal Solo, "The Voice OF the Huds dson'.
,.... ............... -. =. Geneva Fertig
CLASS ffophecy ,-'........,........ ..s.....
Essay and Valedictory ...... ....Alva Overman
benediction ....,...,....... .............
March. "Victor." Pryor ...............O Orchestra
MAY rs
in'ooation. ...-. ...........'..
Overture, "Pique Dame," suppe -. Orchestra
Violin Solo, "Romanza," svsnsen ..s...
........ .............. .....,..T II. Bartlett
Address, THE Human Multiplier." ,....
............ w. y. Lyman, whitman College
Presentation of Diplomas President OF Board
Benediction .........,.........
March, 'Stars and Stripes Forever" sousa
The entertainment will COM
mence promptly at s O'Clock each
evening and those holding tickets
should avoid coming in late. No
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-05-18
COMMENCEMENT

Interesting Program FOR May
"a and 26.
The arrangements for the High
School commencement exercises
which will take place next We'd
nesday and Thursday nights are
all completed and very interesting
programs have been prepared.
They are:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14
CONSEJO EJECUTIVO
SESSION DE AVER TARDE

A las. dos de la tarde fregulador
del ConseJo) solamente esta ba en- el
salon el padre de la criatura
Mr.. Post leia en- I'm libro de cu5erta
roJa, y fumaba tranquilamente.
2y Io.-Penetran en- el salon los ho-
norables doctores Barbosa Y del Vale
y io-L Llega ell seiior Sanchez Mo
rales, y Sc pasa lista por el secretario.
menos cuarto.-Llega el sefior
Diaz. Gel tesorero ret1ra su mocionl
{. b. mum I6,-Se declara el Consc 10
en- comlsion total
Nunleroso pdblico llena la sala.
lba dlScutirse 10 del escudo de Puer-
to Rico y este causa interes en- ell pli-
blico. 2h,cs
Las tres. No ha 1elido Mr.. Gro
sas; no hay NADIA de escudo. FL toro
de esta tarde, ser1 eli coudado
Pre5aafHfe.-c Debe leerse en- totali-
dad2
(El comisionado de educacion, pre-
side. Mr.. Post bandona su siuo pa
ra defender su bil)
Mr. Posi- Antes de discutir. hare
algunas obServaciones Deseo indicar
que aunque no considero perfecto mi
trabaJo IS algO que el Conse 10 debe
traba1ar y considerar. Al dividir Ia
iSla en- condados he tenido en- cuenta las
comunicaclones de los pue bios ]@No
Pretendo que unos y Otros quieran
considerar 10 presente como medida
arbltrarla, sin esCuSa nj defenSaS. He
concebido el plan que meior conozco
en- los Estados Unidos Yo no pre-
tendo que sea la mejor forma nj 10
mas acceptable para todos. Me es sim
plcmente el mas conocido. No le
gislo para mi benefcio. Es poner Ell
go5ierno de condadoS en- manos de Ia
junta de condados. Los alcaldes ser5n
miembros natos de Ia junta de esos
condados. Podemos sequir la discu-
sion seg1n sus divisioncs geoqraficas
y al obJeto de excluir de este asunto.
la isla de Culebra.
Dr.. Bar6oSa.- Estamos en- comision
total y debo hacer presente ciertas Co
sas. Yo no tengo ningdn prejuicio
por esta ley, al contrario, estoy por
ella pero, Veo qne csc bill no va 4 dar
ell resultado que Sc propone. Va (
traer mayor corruption deSde luego.
Yo necesito un ley que, en- la manera
de operar sea una verdadera lev
Nosotros nc .enemos la libertad 81 no
Oonsnda en- la pasina
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14

iof @snie De- hombfs qnc shaffroitn.
Dc Is uaiebias. oaiardo q. crwsa
acseando sccfcafsc n.os. iusris oi
zen &C. "a N,fdsd - cm4. no rutf,
.au4accr 4 sus essros lofque 90 g..
Srssa le c.erfa Jas lfnss,as de sa ven
tuis pn
CuAu,as v, dades encie'ran est.
parratu,i
cnan'a. gseiss smarg-s ,cu.n-
tss decep>iones apartment d-s en- -
N.encio' Cuant. hosofial
Pe'o como -, e au,or de elias
pos6 por e crisoi del sufrim'ento. 80
por'anao con una abaegaotn supre
ma e. snsla dei saber. hasta que un ser
csritatsvc l. ;tndi6 "A msno pudo
rsalizaI 81 su,no>l Como n6. 81 oi
ilsstradisimo gaieno apur6 la hiel en-
sendas copas antes de poseer un titu
10 universItarIol
,Cuan,as veces qu;7as derram6 =
solas lagrimas de sspgrei...
Asi Sc exprica el valor nconmensu-
rable de los p%rrafos que hemos trans
critic, y queda probsdo una vez mas
la imperiosa neCesidad de prote ier 4
los j6venes pobres que marchaD en-
pos del progreso de su pals de su
rescneracion social.
Esperando ser complacdo v anti :
cipandoIe las graciaS. queda dc Vd
nuy atentamente su afmo. companero
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14


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'"P'' eSS 81" ti"h>.''f'O &c ese
s"e 'eS'o, que 'iatna L,y 81 ceSquici~ %
uor "e eliaS aqua, 10 que mace un Siglo
uilo a. ''unernSoor dc e>ia ISla, con
'"''aeoI Fie ioHueH' eI huihole &c Sio
,iosA menofis en- OuatemaIa fueT'"
kieo y uDa' el iniendenie con Ale I
Januio Narni'ez' en- el segando ohcio
y y zero Hico, Juno y dc 1870 que le
pa o acercd de nueStra p'opiedad te
ffi'ori"I' dci que por iaita de espaclo
ca q PeIioulco SOLO copiHmoS este pa
rrclo; hay aigunos predioS terre
nos qse va eran de privado domino
cuando sc espldio la keal Cedula dc
,i77o y otros que posteriormente Sc
nan adquirido con titul" oneroSo. a
'rooS conPrende Ia icy general de IN
oi@s' de aproVechariaS deJar que
o'roS Ia aProvechen. No solo es esta
Iey de nues,raS Colon'as sino de to
Gas las lund2das en- America pr poo
tencias de Europa, con al9unas. modl-
ncaciones. III olen publico debe pre-
ieIll >lehlPie los lntereses derechoS
palUcuialeS. Ff|S JAS!0 que q t5fa
t|@SF az f7GPifl"r'0S Sc les frAff con as
In'a con- 'Gfra"@n, y esta podra ser la
oe S<n@Ia''fS mGr'' frmf"0 para que
los enagenen
.S5no lo hic,fyfn fn uu aao dosx> la
,ntsma1,dn. el Gobierno, de ofsio DO
a sacarfos e,,hacta y boc:r o,,a CO
r, m sten en- 81 meior postor ron 1aHlad
de Quc su trft,o SEA n h<ulh,io xe los
nIsmss."
Lo que antecede o,1izas parezca ma
.iqreslon. pero sea 10 one fue,e v
juntamente con n~fo, que >sigue, nos obi =
ga hacerlo la im'ponaucla del editorial
del BoLETIN MERCANTIfX aver, 10
de + obrero, aca abado de feer, artfculo
qse recomendamos todd. Sel pals, y
que sin exception alguna debiera re
producer y comentar con elogios la
prensa de la isla, ,l@defendi6ndola asi y
unanimemente del sefior Willoughby
que. como vemos ataco y atacarA
siempre que pueda, al igual de I'm
salvaje de las praderas en- los Estados
Unldos tOdas las induStrias de Puer-
n,;nero ( en- 81 n6mero ~ ~ CS.-er 10y
mind y ,5an+e 4 Il aario,,l,rro
II 8 = '''
I'm tempo de la Espafia la iOmin0sa/
KesPetar nlzo la ley la propledad;
actuaEnente a tutlplen la llber-
taq
rs Ia icy al propletario la rulnosa.
SenOr Director de este peri0dico: la
necesldad nos obliga a traspasar nues-
tro eSPaclo' lnSertando los siguientes
parra1oS de su editorial de aver:
"El prove cto de lev NUN II presen-
3 n IN 81, al C0pcaic T;ac,,+;,,o - - -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14

O. Los parrafos i que nos referi.
mos son tcmados de la no,a BILE con-
terencla pronunciada en- ell Atenee
Puertorriqusilo por ell DR.. Ferrer boio
el tema de LA cooperation como ele-
mentd del progreso".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14

lean nueGuoS ceas,leTes y aue>;ros
represenisnios el pToycc;o &c lcy cue
dcnunc cismoS iesnlo
IL mismo ;esorcrs. b. &c Scuiir re
mordimicnios &c habcr Snscri'o IN
eNsbrnpo tan descamunsl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14
Diego ROdr5sMe. 6ter.

Tea baja Febrero IA de 1905.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-14
Carta alberta

Al Pfe...os dea N.las crnssss
Garcia
n dtsiHng guide nlpsacfo
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-19
SlabtOwn News.

The Slabtown Farmers Union will
give picnic and public speaking at
Slabtown Saturday before the 5rh Sun
Gay iii July, 2Gth inst, at which the
Farmers Warehouse plans, the educa-
tlOnal features from reaching agricul-
ture in the public schools to the co.
operation in buying and selling, and
other subjects will be discussed.
Speakers have been invited for the oc-
casion. The following gentlemen
compose the committee OF arrange
ments: j. Oliver Pickens, J. Perry
Glenn and G. A. Rankin. This com
mittee will leave nothing undone that
will tend to the success of the occa-
sion.
A game of ball will be played by the
Slabtown baseball team and a visiting
team after tue speaking on July 2eth.
Come and see it.
There will be singing at Pickens
Chapel the ,4th Sunday in July. Song
lenders and others will be there.
The ladies will bring dinner to the
Farmers Meeting at Slabtown July 80,
and don't forget yours. Bring il with
something To cooperate with the in
ner Inan.
Mrs. Jane Davis, SO years old, was
buried at Pisgah last Friday, where
she had been member "a years. She
was the mother Of Messrs. Frank Dav-
is and John N. Davis. She preferred
to live by herself in preference to liv-
ing with anybody else and was O very
industrious woman. p.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-19
Denver News.

Miss Bessie McWhorter came home
Saturday to spend her summer vaca.
tlon., Her friends are delighted to see
her looking 40 we'll. She has been
about six months at Florence, where
she has position as stenographer for
a law firm.
Miss Nora Dalton and Professor
Wright, the former teachers of Leba-
non High School are visiting friends
int that vicinity.
Miss Ola Thompson, of Lebanon, re-
turned Saturday via Denver from
Clemson College, where she had been
attending the State Summer School.
Miss Blanche Browne ia visiting rel
after the terrible experience she mad in
tho burning of their house at midnight
on the 9th by the explosion of lamp.
Friends and neighb0rs have shown the
family great kindness since their mia
fortune, for which they are truly CRATE
full. Besides all their household goods
they lost many family relics which
money can never replace. Among
other things was diary kept by tbs
deceased husband and father, a.
Evins Browne. while he was q soldier
in the Confederate Army. 1t contain
ed an accurate transcript of every days
important events from the time he
joined Orrs Regiment on Sullivan's
Island in April, 1869. up to his dis
charge as prisoner from Fort Della
ware June, 1865. .s
FarMere are very busy tying to fin-
ish up their work so they can "lay by,'
In the ehade and eat melons. - &
Several Of our people left here today
on the Smith Excursion for Ashevillo.
90 lncG9nlta.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-19
Mountain Creek News,

This is scorching weather. Hott
we reckon 30. 1t is hot and still heat.
ing. We have been having some heavy
rains the past week. The ground ia in
good fix and we will soon be done Law.
ing by. '
pit at this place Sunday and preached
very pointed sermon from the 4th and
4th verses of the 14th chapter of Mum
Mrs. j. E. McCown spent several
tives.
Mrs: J: F. Greer is in our commu-
nifty whiting relatives.
Charlie Webb spent Saturday and
sunday IN Williamston,
Oliver Burriss and hia charming sis
ter, Miss May, were in our neighbor-
hood Sunday.
Mrs. Bell Hall and children have gone
TO Wilmington, N. G.. She intends to
make that her home. We regret yery
much to see her leave and wish her 8
safe journey and happy and pros
porous home.
Wishing you, Mr. Editor, "luck," q
cool breeze and chunk of ice as biz
as the north pole for this hot weather
we will ring off. Georgia.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-19
Work of Congressman Aiken.

Wyatt Aiken, congressman from
this district, is nothing if not worker.
He has just been officially notified hy
the post0tiice department Mt Washing
ton that route No. 4 from pickens
starts September lst After route No.
3 was established vt was thought that
no more would be given Pickens, but
Congressman Aiken has succeeded in
convincing the department that route
No. was badly needed. He generally
gets what he starts out after, and he
has knack of looking out for the in
terests OF his constituents. He is such
a good representative and ia 80 uni
versally liked by his constituency that
it would be a very hard matter to ever
defeat him.-SeDtinel Journal.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-19
The Primary Election.

The county executive committee of
the Democratic party met in the city
Saturday morning for the purpo"e of
fixing date for an election to fill the
vacancy in the Legislature caused by
the resignation OF Judge Geo. T..
Prince. The date for the primary was
set for the fourth Tuesday in August,
which is the 22nd. Candidates will
be given until August 1th to file their
pledges and pay their assessments,
There will be no campaign meetings
throughout the county, but any com
munity desiring to hear the candidates
can arrange for a meeting to suit it's
convenience. The executive commit
teemen from the different clubs will
be expected to furnish the county
chairman with q list of the managers.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-19
Eureka News.

Crops are looking we'll. A few more
days OF hard work and the farmers can
begin 10 feel easy. Tho recent rains have
caused the cotton to grow rapidly.
Our delegates from the w. M. i. attend
ed the annual meeting in Anderson,
They report a fine meeting. The entire
program was unusually Interesting.
Miss Eva Gentry, Of Greenville, S. c.,
ls visiting friends and relatives here this
week. Her visits are always q source of
much pleasure to her numerous friends.
Big frying chickens are plentiful, and
fruit Is beginning to ripen. The farmers
are laying by and the young folks are
thinking OF picnics
Children's Day will be observed at
Eureka Church Sunday night July 23rd,
at $50 O'Clock. Mr.. o. b. Martin, State
superintendent of Education, will make
an address on the subject: "Will you be
shirker or Worker.' All are invited
to be present.
Miss Sora Williams, of Guthriesvilie,
8. o., has been elected principal of the
triangle School for the ensuing year, be-
ginning July "a. She is considered one
among the best of teachers.
Rev. q. +. Lavender, of Furman Uni
Versity, hes been called to the pastorate
OF Eureka Church. A.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-19
Township Singing Convention.

Mr.. Editor: We met at the Second
Baptist Church in Bolton on Sunday
18TH inst, and organized township
singing convention. The FOLLOWING
officers were elected:
President, M. A. Mahaffey; Vice Pres.
ident, w. Fl. Cothran; Secretary and
Treasurer, Asa Mahaffey.
The singing was conducted by Profs
Aarbin, Locke, Compton and others
me convention was largely attended by
the neighboring churches. After the
election Of officers dinner was served
and all went back to the church in The
afternoon and completed the work and
then adjourned until next Sunday
when they will meet at Cedsr Grove
Church, four miles from Bolton.
Asa Mahsffey, Secretary.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-19
Union Meetings.

| The Union meeting Of the Third dis
trict OF the Saiuda Baptist Association
will be held on Saturday before the
| fifth Sunday in this month with the
Townvil!e Baptist Church.
Inc following program will be car
rled out: -
Devotional exercises at 10 80 o'clock.
conducted by Rev. w. nj. Riley.
Introductory sermon at II o clock by
Rev. j. r. Earle. = =
Organization.
lntermission for refreshments.
Afternoon: First query, "Home
missions as an evangelizing agency
ana our duty toward it as Southern,
Baptists." Speakers. Rev. H. B. FAINT
and Messrs. j. p. Ledbetter and r. Is.
Sloan. " = = !. - - =.
Second query: "How best to conn
teract the commercial and pleasure
ss seeking .nps, spirit that pervades our
vs. Speakers, < s ,ls Rev; "; W; I LLeathers.
ton ~ -
Sunday morning: 0 so-Devotional
exercises and exposition of the days
lesson by Rev. B. p. Estes.
II Q. m-Miesionarv sermon by Rev.
Chas. B: Blackburn. T't;i'5' =.
The Union Meeting of District No.
q. Saluda Baptist Association. viii
meet with Cedar Grove Baptist Church
on Saturday before the fifth Sunday in
July. The following is the program:
II a.. m--Introductory sermon by
Rev. 81. McGee; alternate, Rev. r. W.
cess. s. : 4 - -:
Afternoon: Query, What ia the duty
OF the church toward . member who
seldom attends church and refuses Ia.
pay. y.anything tn dafray church eEDeIin.
esd" Opened by Rev. r. w. Burts. .s.E
Query: what 10 the duty Of the
church toward o member who has bean
excluded for m. Christian conduct and
returns. con teasing his fault, but say-
ing the chnlsh did wrong in withdfnw.,
Ing felloWshipf Opened BY Rev. W. I
Sunday morning, 10 O'Clock: Sunday
school convention. II & g
Address BY Rev. T.. e. Campbell
missionary sermon By Rev. w. n.
Tate. .;
n IS .st H. !. Mahnffey, sr., u b
!. 5s5 ss. s Chairman or Com. 81
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-19
Local News.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1908.
Fred q. Brown Endorsed For Presi
dent.

merce last Monday afternoon Fred G.
Brown was officially endorsed for the
presidency OF The Blue Ridge Railway
TO succeed the late IL. c. Beattie. 4
committee ofthrss members has been
appointed to lay the matter before the
Board Of Directors and urge Mr.. Browns
selection. He is president OF the Auder-
sen Phosphate and Oil Company aud Is
actively connected with nearly ell OF the
more business with the Road than anv
other point along the line and deserves
the position. Mr.. Brown IL eIninently
qualified for the position aud would
max most efficient otfi cial
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-19

Teachars Wanted-Men specially de.
sired. Unprecedented demand. Over q
thousand vacancies. For special offer
and booklet address. w. n. Jones, Mgr,
The Southern Teachers Agency, Barn.
well, g. O. At
All Of the standard makes of Ice Cream
FIeezers, In all sizes, are Car ried by Sui
livan Hdw. Co. =
:, The Mccormick Mower, sold by Sui.
iivan Hardware Co., is the machine that
mas trtqmphantly stood the test Of time,
ment In the manufacture Of harvesting
machines. = -" q Q
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-19
Negro Woman Killed.

Kate Newell negro woman, was
lodged in Jail Monday charged with the
murder Of Hattie McGregor, another
negro woman, at Starr on Sunday night
While the women were returning from
church difficulty arose between them,
and during the course Oft the Newell
woman stabbed the McGregor woman
In the shoulder. Au artery was severed,
and before medical aid could be sum.
moned the victim bied to death.
The trouble ia said to have arif e I
over the conduct Of Kate Newell's hus-
band.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-19
ANNOUNCEMENT.

In Difference 10 the expressed wishes OF
many voters, I hereby announce myself
candidate for the vacancy in the House
OF Representatives ocoasioned by the
election Of Hon. George e. Prince Judge
OF the Ienth Judicial Circuit; subject to
all the rules and regulations Royerninp
the democratic primary.
III. NJ. PRINCE,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-19
H , MahaR fey, 81.
Chairman or Com {

II you need! a Gene Ii III or an Eya pors-
tor you Should call on Sullivan HARD
ware Go. aud ex a nine III hSss thap hafi-
die..S Tn sy hsvs ! the kind that vi please
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-19
Greatly Ia Demand.

Nothing Is more In demand than q
medicine which meets modern reonire-
ments for blood aud system cleanser.
such as DR.. Kings New Life Pills, They
are Just what you need to cure stomac
and liver troubles. Try them. At Orr,
Gray q Co.'S. drug store, 25o, guaranteed.
MONEY TO LOAN for home clients
on easy terms. II
Simpan1 a. Hood >Attorray.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-19

"ShauId Old Acquaintance Be Foraot
And Never Brought to Mind"
When yo1 neel anything usually kspt
In Drug Stores don't forget that white
q Wilhite are generally open from 10 a.
no. to p. m. Lucas Paints. as GOOD as
the best and as cheap as the cheapest, al
ways on hand. s<lsi. - = :.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-19
Two Bottles Cured Him. .

IT was troubled with kidney com.
plant for about, two years, !" writes a.
II. Davis, of Mt. Sterling, Ia., s.but two
bottles. of Foley's Kidney Cure effected q
permanent cure" Sound Kidneys are
safeguards of life. Make the kidneys
healthy With Foley's Kidney Cure. soid
by Evans Phsrmscy. ~ $50 4 a.
When you want good Bush, Weed or
Grass Blade and snath call on Sullivan
Hdw. Co. #lg !. d 81 i. &, q
All kinds Of seasonable Hardw ware can
be bonght at lowest prices from Sullivan
Hdw: Co.: Toe Cream Fresaers, Ios Picks
and Chisels, Gauze Wire, Spring Hinras.
Ppneservtpg Kettles. Gasoline and oil
Stoves, etc. s15 n
Spelled Her Beauty.
Harriet Howard, OF New York. al one Il
time had her beauty spoiled with akin IN
trouble. She writes: II had Salt RheI1fn
or EczemH for years, but nothing vonld
,k;re IL. until II used Bpcklen,s 'Arnica
Sutve: A. quick and sure healer for
cnts, bnriis and cores. 25o at Orr, Gray
1& Coz. drug gtorc. s5sS a.
When Otherg Medicines Have Fallea. 81
Take Foley'a Kidney Cure. s It sbna
cured when everything else has disap-
pointed. Sold by Evans Pharmasy. 8 SIS;
The MsCornnick Mower Is thia al, aans
esf mRchine OF Eh8 Kind thaE any farmer
can purchases ffon every sstsndp point. No
other Maehils win give auch eatisfsc sctorS,
saryice, nsSg cthsf Machine win Ooss sn
littls 70 keep In perfect running order.
no other ID MaohiIa Is so sinapia ins soSss. ~.
struotion or 90 sasy 70 soparete, no othor
aachin6 Will last % long and redisiro q,
fsw repairs. MS0 0Srmioss sAfowars ars
SOLD by Sullivan Hdss. Co.
. MONEY no LoA A sew tl,ousaui,
dollArs 70 lend on Land Tor ciisrsta. 1n.
PLY % j. F. MARTHA Attornsy-at-Iaw. E
ts q 8 = = sranchItis fsr Tssaty Ysass. q
Mrs. Minerva Smith, or Dsnyillo. IN.
writes: had bronchitis Sor twensy'
sns Teys. snssd
Z 4EolaY,s Honey and Tar which is q sfarn
Scnre g 81 Sold by Evans PHARMACY. gssSsiIsss
rs Sullivan Hardware Co. havo & iIsf IA.
rstysd their third ful In carload or n,eri.
can sield Fence V The bast AM choannsf
Fence on earl Every farmer. khouid
lock into tile "a ersits of this Il FenpS ylfid
sol ss 5 -
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-19

New Spring Belts from 1Oc to $780, 5 @5f= =%5$ $s
New Spring Corses fion 24o 70 s.. 90. II
New Spring Shopping Bags from 100 to $780, . 5.s
New Spring Caps for infants from 1Oc to 5Oc.s S5
New spring Caps for Boys from 1Oc to 75c 5=$
Spring Hosiery for Ladies' Children from Sc to 80
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-19
OUR DRESS GOODS.

OUR DRESS GOODS zS-
Are and and ell the ladies one the city can
touch us n quality and We have Spring
ad'ng color in all coor and in fact anything you may wish
Wool and Wash Goods &