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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-06-24
Get next to the Sensational Sale
prices on Mems goods at The Leader.

The paving OF Walnut street from
the Southern depot has been complet-
ed and now presents, with its paved
street, the appearance of front street
in metropolitan city The paving
contractor and his force will now start
down Washington avenue and finish
the pavement on both sides before
commencing on the re ident streets
One week of free work in our Mil
1inery Department.-Nelms & Blum
Co.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-11

Marriage licenses have been issued
80 j. ). Whitehead and l.. ID. Pig
ford, John Jenkins and Ella Skies
Marshall Brown and Lovey Porter.
Wanted-A good sober, industri-
Gus white man for janitor for white
public school building. Address Ed
Hall, President Of School Board. 26j
Mrs. j. n. Reunyson and two
daughters arrived from Sugarlaud
yesterday. The young ladies are
pupils Of villa Maria Academy.
"VoltAire," the best dollar kid
glove in Texas for women. Guaran-
teed and sold by Wilson Il Edge 2G5
Take your pretty picture 10 Car.
ter's studio for new ideas In framing.
New line Of moulding and picture
frames. 25S
Rev. u. h. Hall. financial agent Of
the Texas WOman's College, return
ed from Corsicana yesterday.
Plaid silks for waists; new pat
terms and colOrs. Don't fail 10 see
them. Wagner a Brandon. 266
Chss Gvey, formerly Of this city,
Is here from Beaumont, and will
likely remain some time.
Mrs. j. NJ. Collier has returned
from a visit 10 Houston accompanied
by Miss Mamie Hickman.
Jap effects in fleeced oxford and
flannelette for long and short kimo-
mas. Wagner a Brandon. 265
Miss WAldine Sauders returned
Yesterday after n visit 10 San Angelo,
Temple aud NavasotA.
Mohair outings at 25c. a distinct
novelty for shirt waist suits. at
Wagner a Brandon's. 265
Major &. A. Adams left for Austin
yesterday TO attend a meeting Of the
penitentiary board.
l.. ). Williams aud Anon Will
liams Of Harvey were In the city
yesterday.
Japanese crepons at 2Oc-iust the
thing for long kimonas. Wagner a
Brandon. 265
Mrs. Laura Hoppe has returned
from visit 10 relatives in San
Antonio.
You get II at Norwood's-the cele-
brAten Lion brand Shetland foes in
all colOrs. 269
Miss Daisy Lee returned yesterday
from visit ut WellboTn.
Pretty patterns in boys sweaters,
zoe and 81. Wilson a Edge. 265
W. w Warren was here from Ce-
dar creek yesterday.
Wanted-A good milk COW. See
Mrs, w. II. Webb. 265
w. j. Lang was visitor from
Kurten yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-11

Lost-Saturday night, near James
drugtore, yellow backed memoir
andum book with ]. A. Myers name
stamped on outside. Contains ac-
counts Of purchases Of hides and Is
valuable only 20 owner. Return to
A. Is. Shelburus. 266
The Epworth League social, an
nounced for Friday night, will be
held at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
h. Mawhinney.
Lost-One brown horse, blaze face f,
roach name, long tail, fine traveller.
Reasonable reward for return TO
Il. NJ. Nall. 265
si25 black taifeta silk 80 inches
wide, 9Sc per yard. Your money re-
funded II IL doesn't wear. Wilson q
Edge. 265
Another arrival just received In
Peau de SINCE changeable silk
waist patterns. Wilson x Edge. 265
The Allen Academy football team
will play the Corsicana high school
team IN that city Friday.
Division Superintendent G. j.
Larrimer Of the |. & G.. n. was here
from Mart yesterday.
For Rent-My residence, fur
nished. Mrs. Laura Hoppe. 269
II. NJ. Connor of Madisonville was
a visitor to the city yesterday.
Go To Norwood's for the famous
Lion brand Shetland floss. 269
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-11
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Mrs. V. @. Marek left for Marlin

Mrs. v. q. Marek left for Marlin
yesterday.
One hundred pieces new ginghams
at NorwoOd's. 269
II. II. Scale Of Benchley was In the
city yesterday.
w. T.. Munroe Of Kosse was in the
city yesterday.
5. s. Clay Of Milllcan was In the
city yesterday.
Aug. Prinzel Of Kurten WAS In
.own yesterday.
New belts and handbags at wag-
ner a Brandone. 265
J.E. Mathis Of Reliance was in
the city yesterday.
Lion brand Shetland floss, all col
ors, at Norwood's. 269
Louis Wade Of wellborn was IN
the city yesterday.
J.B. Weatherly was here yester-
day from Nayasota.
r. :. MAsterson was n visitor from
Houston yesterday.
W. w. Rudasill Of Tabor was In
the city yesterday.
W. r.. johnson of Miliican was In
the city yesterday.
A. j. Edwards was visitor from
hillican yesterday.
G. r. Mayfleld Of Galveston was
In the city yesterday.
"Moneybak" in large amount at
Wagner a Brandon's. 265
Judge w. q. Rucker OF Groesbeck
WAS In the city yesterday.
You can find all the new things In
dress goods at Webb Bros. 26i
Miss ZemmA Irwin Of Hearue Is
the guest of Misses Harbsrs.
Fourteen yards offs cent bleached
domestic at NorwOOd's for 800. 269
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. II. Mccall Of
Marshall were In the city yesterday.
/ bOinch fancy weave black Panama
VI % per yard. Wagner a Bran
"a. 265
Mrs. A. =. Kelley, mother OF Mrs.
r. B. Lomax, left for Houston yes
terday.
"Moneybak" means best black
silk. Buy no other. Wagner q
brandon. 265
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jno. NJ. Lawrence |
returned yesterday from n visit 10
Galveston.
Fresh popcorn and peanuts at our
store every afternoon from 10 o
o'clock. Nedbalek a Syptak. 266
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-11

Messrs. Connolly & Carnes: You
will please advise your readers that
| am too busy 10 write advertise.
ments. Just phone engagements
when they want 10 pose for n pretty
picture, and oblige
259 Alonzo Carter.
Ladies OF the city have sent
contribution OF clothing aud mon.
ey to the Buckner Orphan home Of
most generous proportions. The
ladies OF the Baptist church have
had the matter In hand.
Kimona crepon; shades-lavender.
pink, and light blue, i5c per ward.
Jap and Persian patterns In fleece
serge for kimonas, Zoe per ward.
Wilson q Edge. 265
Mr.. John Jenkins and Miss Ella
Skies Of Benchley were married AT
the courthouse In this city yester.
day afternoon by Justice w. Gll.ie
Mitchell.
Mrs. Annie Ewing, Mrs. It. NJ.
Ewing and daughter, Miss Lille,
returned from Marlin yesterday and
were met here by Mr.. T. NJ. Ewing.
The A. and NJ. football team will
play T. G. U. Of Waco on College
campus gridiron Saturday, the l4th.
This will be a good game. 26i
Mr.. Shaw. who has booked into
Bryan the splendid lyceum course
for this season, was In the city yes
terday.
Dresden and Japense effects In
fieeced oxford 80 inches wide at i5s
per yard. Wagner a Brandon. 1856
Five hundred pairs Of boys, and
% cent stockings at Nor
woods for 10 cents pair. $50
Raiah or Brahma silks, former
price 81, 10 close at 7Sc per yard at
Webb Bros. 26l
Shower covert for skirts and suits
can be had at Webb Bros. 26l
Buster Brown" hose supporters
NJ Wagner q Brandon's. 265
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-11
MILLINERY OPENING. THURSDAY
MORNING. Q A. N.

We extend every lady most cor
dial invitation 10 visit our Millinery
Parlors and inspect the latest and
most fashionable designs and crea-
tions In women's, misses and chill
dren's hats for fall and winter wear.
Our selections In the Gage" and
French pattern hats are models Of
beauty. Positively no hats shown
before 9 n. IN. Wilson q Edge. 266
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-11
FALL SHOWING OF WRAPS AND FURs.

Thursday, we will show our new
fall arrivals In Furs and Palmer
Coat Wraps" for women. The late
style Empire back effects "a In.
long will be shown in the lead
ing shades and black az prices rang
ing from $50 TO sis 90 In plain stock
aud mixture materials. Ladies',
don't miss seeing this line during
your visit 10 our store. Wilson a
Edge. 265
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-26
Mr.. Xirksey's ReoommendatlOn.

Mr. kirksey writes:-I give a positive
qua antee with every hex of Rydale's
stomach Tablets and Liver Tablets I
cell, and have never been asked 10 re-
fund the money in q single Instance.
have used these tablets in my family
with best results, w. l.. Kirksey. Nor
canton. n. G. Rydsles Tablets are pre-
pared by The Radical Remedy Company.
Hickory, n. G, who authorize every
dealer Ia tbeir preparations to guarantee
they sell. Sold by Evans Pharm acy.
That Beautiful GIoss.
comes from the varnish in Devoe's Var.
nlsh FLOOR Paint costs cents mole q
quart though. Sold by w. l.. Brissey.
0verWorked
Kldneys.
Murray's Buchu, Gin and Juniper ia
prescribed and endorsed by enifnopt
pbysicians. 1t cures when ell others
fails. Prevents Kidney Disease, Dropsy,
$l.OO q bottle, or direct from The MUIR
ray Drug Co., Columbia. s.. G.
"shanld Old Acquaintance 5s Forgot
And Never Brought TO Mind"
When YOU need anything usually kent
In Drug Stores don't forget that Wilhite
~ Wilhite are generally open from 10 a.
it'' w - ~ III. iLlCdS TdiuCS, az HCCQ as
the best and az cheap as the cheapest, al
ways on hand.
He Kept up in the Race.
James 8. Barron, President Manches
ter Cotton NJ Ills, Rock Hill, s c., writes:
sin lsS:; painted my residence with
IL. ~ Nj. It looks better than q great
many houses painted three years ago"
Don't pay $3.50 a gallon for linseed oil,
which YOU do In ready for use paint.
Buy oil fresh from the barrel at 60
cents per gallon, and mix 1t with Long
man IL Martinez l.. 81 NJ. Paint.
1t makes paint cost about Sl.20 per gal
Ion.
Wears and covers like gold.
Every Church given liberal quantity
when bought from +. B. Craytop, Apder-
son; II. l.. Hopper, Bolton; Il. c. Jack
son, Iva.
Free Ride on the street cars to
Snipes Gallery, II you wan: as much as
one dollars worth of photo work. Prices
lower than any other gallery, in Ander-
son, and nothing but high class work
We will frame your pictures of all sizes.
We have large lot Of frame material on
hand which we would like for you to in.
| spect, and with two experienced frame
makers, we think we can give satisfac.
tion both in style and prices. We have
small pictures enlarged to anv size
Respectfully, K. NJ. Snipes, the Veteran
Photographer. 35--3m
MONEY TO LOAN-A few thousand
! dollars to lend on Land for clients. Ap
plv to B. f. Martin, Attorney-at-Law.
MONEY TO LOAN for home clientl
on easy terms.
| Simnson & uond, Attornava.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-26
Rock EiiIl News.

j. =. Anderson, Esq, who was 40
painfully hurt in au accident while
returning from the city some ten days
ago (mention Of which appeared in
your valuable paper is doing fairly
we'll. lie was painfully hurt in the
right side and has suffered great deal
While there were no bones broken the
bruise was of a deep nature. Such
being the case it will be some time be-
fore he fully RECEIVERS. He had mar
row escape from being suddenly kill
ed.
Mr.. S. A. Jones has gone to SEQ his
son. &. ID. Jones, who belongs to the
IT, ). Navy. and is now stationed at
AZ near CEba.
}. l.. Jones aud family visited 1ela-
tiyes here last week.
Mira. j. r. Harris and her son, Dana,
and Mrs. s. u. Stribling, of Fair Play,
visited relatives and friends here re-.
Gently.
Mrs. }. II. Shearer, of Anderson.
visited relatives here and in Oconee re :
Gently.
We are glad to note tue fact that DR..
Withcrspoon's youngest child. who
was 50 seriously ill with pneumonia, is
better
Tho farmers are planting cotton
seed this week.
We had frost and ice here last week,
but we hope the fruit crop is not kill
ed.
Some of our people attended tho
dedication OF the new Presbyterian
Church at Fair Play last Sunday.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-26
Peonagc Case Was a IiAilc.

IN the United States Circuit Court
yesterday morning the case of The
United States vs. > X. P:nit, }. FOR
est Pluit and John Hccsc charged with
,oe0nage was concluded. The jury at-
ter being ont ten inmates returned Il
Terdict OF not guilty.
This case arose out Of a contract the
>Aefendants had with negro named
William McFall. who violated his con
tract and later caused the Indictment
of the Fruits and Ncese one o! their
foreman.
The prosecution introduced n mass
OF evidence to prove the defendants
had held Mccall in II state OF servtude
but there was practically no evidence
The defense put up but few witness
After the testimony arguments
wet: 'indt for the prosecution by
District Attorney Capers, followed
by Attorney Is. T.. Martin for the de
feDse
Tie charge of Judge Brawley was
snort. but conclusive, setting forth
the. real meaning OF peonage and
giving clear Interpretation of the
Jaw.
The case was interesting through
l. out, and has excited much interest
|: since 1T first came up two years ago.
The newspapers have had sensational
| articles of much length about the
case, which turned out to be mere
| waste of the courts valuable time to
II try it.
| IN the United States District Court
today at the conclusion of the Pruitt
tpeonage case, the case against
sWheeler Biggar, alias Chas. Z Swain.
Rcharged with breaking into and rob
aDing tue Williamson postOfiice sew
Heral months ago was taken up.
1t was alleged that Biggar was
ltraced from Williamston to Spartan
H5urg, where he sold great quantities
aof stamps. He was arrested there sey-
Aeral weeks after the crime had been
kcommitted, and given preliminary
NEARING before Commissioners Nc
Howan. His case was sent up to the
higher. court. Postoffice Inspector
E'uleipher was the principal witness
against BiggGr. He testified to the
Hnanner in " hich the office was broken
1nto, tue tools used and the connectioa a
re had discovered between Swain and
,3he robbery.
Biggar was ably represented by At
Eorney G. p. Sims, of Spartanburg.
assistant District Attorney Cochran
appeared for the government. The
54rgumept by counsel was unusually
Gtrong, and the speeches were MASTER
illeces- After the charge Of Judge
l3raWleY the Casa was given to the
9qry. After remaining out n short
time q verdict of guilty was rendered.
g. A. TOwnes was foreman of the Jury
Riggar was sentenced to serve one
gear at hard labor in the federal
prison IN Atlanta aud to pay fine of
ss2oo.-Greenville Herald, 23rd inst.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-26
Cedar Grove Items.

As you haven't had anything from
our community in some time will
ny 10 give au account OF ourselves
Our farmers are progressing nicely
with their work
MI. ii. Kelly, our merchant, seems to
he dolnga fine business, Judging from
the throngs that flock lis store.
Miss Blanche Green, the assistant
teacher OF our school, returned to her
nome some weeks ago, tha school not
being full enough tor two teachers.
1he school children enjoyed an Eas-
ter egg hunt on Friday afternoon.
There were several visitors and every
one seemed to enjoy the hunt.
Misses Mary Copeland and Med
Major visited at Grove the third Sntur-
day and sunday. They rcpert pleas
ant trip To the CITY"
There will be flag station ut
kcllys store in a few days. The s,,erry-
goa lonnd will stop on it's way 10 and
from Grccnvillc, This will be great
coi,'chlchcc 10 0lr people.
Rev. Arthur Vaughn will preach at
this place The tiIst Sunday afternoon
IN May at , o'clock. We are expect
ing big congregations, as Mr.. Vaughn
Is Il great and gifted preacher.
j. W. Kelly, OF Catccchcc, visited
relatives al this place Sunday.
Miss Floyd Copeland, Il charming
yonny lady Of Lebanon. was 1he guest
OF Miss Mary Copeland last week.
DocIi johnson has purchased II new
rubber the buggy Lnol, ont girls
lItlmu,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-26
Fair Play News.

We are glad to hear that Monroe
Glymph. who has been sick for sew
eral weeks with typhoid fever is i'm
proving
Crayton Davis, of Louisiana, who
has been visiting his parents has re-
turned home.
John Leathers. of Greenville, has
been visiting his father, Robert Leath-
ers. His old friends were delighted to
greet him.
Misses Blanche and Zelrna lsbell
and jamie Crawford, of South Union,
recently visited friends here.
DIR. j. r. Heller attended the annual
meeting of tho State Medical Associa-
tlon in Greenville recently.
Frank Wright, of Commerce, Ga,
has been visiting his uncle, II. b.
Reese.
The freeze and frost did some dam
age in this section on the morning of
the 18th inst.
A number of our ladies' are visiting
Anderson these days for the purpose
of buying their spring and summer
goods. b.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-26
Court Of General Sessions.

The Eonrt OF General Sessions fo,
Anderson County will convene on the
ttIrd Monday Ill May, with his Honor
Judge George l. Prince presiding
The following petit jurors have been
drawn to serve the first week:
X. B. Burns. NJ. l.. Carlisle. w. S.
Ramsey. w. S. Divver, L. l.. Gai.'iard
and ID. l.. .. Moore. Anderson
ID. a. Geer, }. Il. Cox and j. III. Nc
Cuen, Belton
}, a. Shirley and W. IL. Campbell,
Broadway.
w. p: Stevenson and l.. A. Bolt,
Centcrvilc.
Thos. &. jackson, Il. j. Spearman
and w. w. Adams, Corner.
+; Z. Tribblc and w. l.. Dobbins,
Fork
f.. y, Martin. A. g. AIoorehead and
K. w. Gillespie, Garvin.
w. r. Bell, Hall.
John Thompson, Hopewell.
Parker Robinson and j +. Mattox,
Martin.
a. G. Summcrcl and Il. II. Milan,
pcndlrtpn
w +. Chamblrr, S. W. Williford
and Il. T.. Cunningham. Rock Mills.
-. = Ralucy, Savannah.
IS. +. Johnsnu, j. n Masters, NJ T..
Young and Chas. B, McCoMn, Va,
rcnnrS.
J. e. Manly. WiIliamsion.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-26
Local News.
The Nork of Beautifying lie city.

Inc ladies OF the Civic Improvement
Association have icsumed the work of
ocautfyins the city, which was SO
lavOrably Stated last summer The
. d0wcrs. banana plants and Shrubbcry
shat adorned the r.onunlcnt square
last season were greatly admired bv
visitors, and attracted much praise
worthy comment from all over the
State. The Association will continue
. Is good work this summer on Il larger
scale than before.
AT the annual meeting of the AssO-
clati0n last week it was decided to
erect a handsome fountain on the
Court House square at :, cost OF Il 500.
't VIII be ct cast iron, abUut ten feet
II height and lighted by clcctrIcity
& Will be dedicated to Gen. Robert
Anderson, the Revolutionary hero,
after whom He city and county were
uamcd. lhc Association has on band
onc-tAlid q. the amount necessary To
erect lie fountain.
pnling the fa.l the Association will
,ioli 4 cnlysanthrIniin. show. tn" pro
gram OF Wllh Wli. be nnnnrlncrd
later, lWu piIlr$ Of - ana 80 ii!
30 gwen iui ihc br~t display oi flow
,rs, aud rAihl> VIII hr Brought from
every part a.: ilr State
'lue Association H. It working ortuni
alton it Las accomplished much in
rhc Way oi bcauttylng the criy, ard
"llcn Us present plans are put lltucn
"cUtlnn Anderson VIII be- one Of the
Drcttest cl'!cs IN the South.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-26
TO Talk Freight Rates.

-sesrctary A. 6. Furman of the Board
OF Trade. has received letters from
Doth tho Anderson Chamber of Com
Inerce and the Spartanburg Board of
from those associations wOulI hs
present at the conference to be held in
Shis city on May l2 with the State rnil .
Soad commission and representatives
OF the Southern Railway for the p,lr-
pose OF discussing freight rates on long
aaufs from the East and West.
It's claimed that the cities of the
eiedmont are being Disseminated
against in favor of Atlanta. md tha
merchants here are anxious 70 secure
some relief if possible from the rail .
way company. The meeting will take
place ia the afternoon in the rooms of
the Board of Trade. .-Gleenville
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-26
Notice 10 Taxpayers.

Auditor, onlce, Anderson county,
Arrii H., l!,tI
Thn ilst ol mortgages have been left in
my oi'l"" by The board with instructions
to-rharBe them up for taxation accord
ing To- law. AS previously stated the
Board tn"k the position that mortgages
should not esrape taxation on gilt-edge
securities while farms, banks, meichsn-
disc, ni!ia. live stock and other classes
ot property are made to contribute to
the public revenues. and, especial y,
while mortgag )rs are paying in full on
property in which they have but q par
tinl interest. The Board insists that the
cry of double tax IL not pertinent as
iuOrtgagors have for 10 years been paying
on property that they do not own and
will continue to do 50 even though the
mortgageus should continue to escape
entirely.
Ser. 2Go Vol. /. Civil Code, reads aa
follows: "All money, credits, invest
ments in bonds, stocks joint stock com
panies or otherwise, or parties residents
Ill this State shall be subject to tax ation."
Then, in Sec. 2GO,. Vol. !, Civil Code,
credits az used In this chapter shall be
held to mean the remainder due, or to
berrme due, to party, after dedu ;ting
FROM the amount OF all legal debts,
,!ai Us, ard demands IN hia favor, tho
amount OF all legal debts and demands
against him, whether such demand be
payable in money, labor or other valu-
able things.
Taxpayers that hold mortgages will
find IL greatly TO their interest to adjust
this matter at their earliest convenience
by furnishing this Office with the infor-
nation necessary to show the net amount
chsrgearle after having deducted from
the gross amount all payments that have
been made and all legal Indebtedness
otherwise the whole amount listed will
be entered for taxation.
G. n. G. BOLEMAN,
Auditor Anderson County.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-26
What Is foIey's Kidney Cure ?

Answer 1t IL made from prescrip
ton OF u leading Chicago physician, aud
one Of the most eminent IN tho county.
The ingredients arc the purest that mon
ey cail buy, and are scientifically COM
Diped 10 get their utmost value. Sold by
Evans Pharmacy.
Sullivan Hardware Co. have Is tremen
ious stock OF weii selected Cotton Hoes.
lne!r Hoes have good, fuil.siZcd. VOL
seasoned straiRL. handles anu blades OF
proper set and perfect temper. They can
furnish these Hoes with or without
rivets through the shanks.
Will Cure Consumption.
y. y. lierren, Finch, Ark, writes:
"fuley's Honey And Tar il the pest pre-
paratl0n for coughs, colds and lung trou
ble ! know that 1t has cured consump
heard OF any one using F'oley's Honey
ana Tar ana not being satisfied. Sold by
Evans Pharmacy.
Every farmer should have one of Sui
livan Hdw. Co.'S. Adjustable Keyston
Weeders. I nese Weedsrs are the best
shallow Cultlvators on earth and are
great weed exterminators. You will
certainly be pleased with one of the Im
plemeuts.
A Revelation.
you will make inquiry it will be 6
revelation to you how many succumb tC
kidney or bladder troubles in one form
or another. II the patient ia not beyond
medical aid, Foley's Kidney cure will
cure. It never disappoints. Sold by
Evans Pharmacy.
Murray's
Iron
Mixture.
Now is the time to take spring tonic
By far the best thing to take is Murray's
Iron Mixture. 1t makes pure blood anc
gets rid Of that tired feeling. AT al
druggists soc q hottle, or direct from The
Murray Drug c., Columbia, =. G.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-26
Letter 10 j. n. Byrum.
IndcrSUn. s. {.

Deal Sir: You want cheap Job OF
pant ior cheap house, don't gu?
lts Devoe. It's tho regular thing in
cheap as Devoe.
on, yes, you can paint with mud but
that isn't paint you want IL to look
anout right Tor month or two
Faint Devoe; can't do it for less :
there's nothing 30 cheap; say nothing
OF wear, there's nothing so cheap aa Da.
voc.
1t goes 30 far save gsllons no matter
about the price, save gallons. Il gallon
OF paint, put-on, costs 81 or s. save gal
Ions.
Devoe Is your paint save gallons De.
voc IL your paint.
Yours truly,
+. w. UEvoE & Co.
p. S.-W. l.. Brissey sells orr najnt
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-26

Our Mr. Lesser while in New York bought Of the
largest and etiest Stocks that city Now
visit our Store We certainly have Of the pretest
Stocks Of Dry Goods Shoes Clothing and in Upper
worth Of beautiful New Spring Goods This no idle talk
we can prove every word say if you will give call