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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-16

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n.w.-4 rooms and bath; rent, $3.50.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

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man: none other need apply: state amount Of
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Meeting of Veterans.

Camp Tally Simpson, No. 1905. U. C.
W. met at PendletOn last Saturday
afternoon and elected delegates to the
National and State Reunions, viz:
Warren j. Martion, J. &. Stribling,
National; J. w. Simpson, NJ. G. Dick
.son, Jesse Kay, b. G. Crawford,
State; Sponsor, Miss Lila Stribling;
Maid Of Honor, Miss Edna Can't;
-Alternates, Miss Anna McCrary and
Miss Lois Martin.
Since this Camp was organized seven
years back one-half OF its members
have died. and Theodore Warner, d.
'B. Sloan, F. NJ. Rogers, D. X. Norris
land D. l.. Richie have died within the
.aast twelve months.
AS there can be no source of recruits
sfor these thinning ranks Of the men who
spent the best days of the prime Of life
an the defense of their c0untTy's honor,
|how long will it be until the laat meet
rlng of two or more will meet and have
their usual pleasant talks over camp
life and the battles for the last time,
land then the lonely survivor will stand
and watch over the deserted camp
while some son of a noble comrade
may sound the bugle notes of the last
stattoo--lights Out-aCd the DRAMA of
rthe Confederate soldier will have
:Aleen played and the cnrtain drop and
a:he last soldier of this noble army
will have crossed over to view the
4==ee!eess heyyona the river? 8.
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Farmers commenced buying Cole
fianters from Sullivan Hdw, Co. as
early as last June. Last season there
were more than 100 farmers who wanted
tnese Slanters and were unable to get
them on account OF Inability Of factory to
furnish them. This firm placed an order
last D une for six carloads of Cole Plan
ters ana Distributors and has now dis
posed Of nearly all of them. Any farmer
M, Wno VIII LOOK into the merits OF these
iority. over all others and, viii realize
thst i Will pay him to lay aside all
Cole. ''
Are You Engaged2
Epgesged people should remember,
that, after marriage, many quarrels can
Do avoided, by keeping their digestions
III tood condition with Electric Bitters.
.. a. Brown, of Rennettsville, g. c., ssye:
s: aor yssTs. my wife suffered intensely
rom dyspepsia, complicated with tor
pld liver. until she lost her strGngth and
yigor, and became mere wreck of her
FORMER self. Then she tried Electric
Bnters which helped her at once. and
hnally made her entirely well. She is
now strong and healthy" Orr, Gray s.
Co.. druggist. selis and guarantees them,
at SOC bottle.
Always Liberal TO Churches.
| AN'ct U0 give u ilD0Tal
quantity Of L. 81 M: paint. Call for it.
a gallons Longman & Martinez, l.. e.
NJ, Paint mixed with three gallons lin
seed oil. will paint house.
w. b. Barr, Charleston, w. Va,
| writes, "Painted Frankenburg block
with l.. & M. stands out as though var
nished."
Wears and covers like gold.
Don't pay Sl.50 galicn for linseed oil,
which you do in ret ad r for use paint.
Buy oil fresh from the barrel at 60
cents per gallon and mix 1t with L. 81 NJ.
1t makes paint cost about 81 20 per
! gallon. Sold by F. b. Craytop, Ander-
son Il. L. Hopper, Belton; T. G. Jack.
Attacked by a Mob
and beaten, In labor riot, until covered
with sores, Chicago street car conduc.
tor applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and
waSf soon sound and well. ''I use 1t in
my fsmile," writes G. J. Welob, of Te.
konsha, Mich., "aud find it perfect"
simply great for outs and burns. Only
25o at Orr, Gray d eos. drug store.
An Anderson Woman Aaka
shave yoa floor paint that will last two
weakt2" Yes we have Devoe's 1t has a
beautiful gloss and will wear two years
| Ii properly applied. w. L. Brissey.
! MONEY 10 LOAN-A few thousand
dollars to lend on Land for clients. Ap.
! ply to b. F. Martin, ,Attornay-at-Law.
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Have you seen the Cotton Field pic.
tnreE Oh exhibition in our show win
dow? II not you ought to see them be-
fore planting your cotton. Atkinson's
Drug Store.
Free Ride on the street cars to
Snipeg Gallery, you want as much as
one dollar's worth of photo work. Prices
lower, than any other gallery In Apder-
sOn, and no'h hing but high class worb.
We VIII frHmo yonr pictures Of all Sizes
We have large lot OF frame material on
hand which we would like for you to In
speot, and with two experienced frame
makers, we think we can give sa,,sfac-
tion both In style and prices. We have
small pictures enlarged to anv size.
Respectfully, L. NJ. snipes, the Veteran
Photographer. 35-3m
Farmer. try that "brag patch" this
year In "Florodors" cotton. It will make
you some "brag cotton" Pure seed ut
Atkinscn's Drug Store.
- Charles Robertson, middle aged
white man, has been bound over to
tho federal court in Greenville for
holding up and OBTAINING st the point
of pistol Rural Mail Carrier Newby,
near Marietta, caused the mails to be
delayed.
1t is believed in Washington that
Secretary Of State Hay will not re-.
turn to his post, and that his Euro.
pean trip is practically his retirement
from public life.
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Dealt, Of W. R. Keith.

After living in agony for several
adsys Mt the home of his father-in-l law
-an Anderson street. w. r. Keith, who
,enoved here with his family some time
,ago from Anderson, died at $3.50 O'clock
Tuesday evening. The funeral servi-
%ceb will take place at the residence
Ethis morning ut II o'clock, conducted
1s1y the Rev. Mr.. Cartledge of tho First
ePresbyterian Church of Anderson. I'M
,znediately after the services the in
terment will take place at Springwood
scemetery.
Mr., Keith was q native Of Green
vile, but moved to Anderson several
years ago to accept position with the
STANDARD Oil Company. He held q
responsible place with that concern up
'tO the time of his death.
For six months MIR. Keith had been
Sn failing health, but he was not
thought to be ill until Saturday when
he was stricken with meningitis and
became critically i'll at once. Mrs.
Keith, who was Miss Mona Ma
haffy, daughter of F. p, Mahaffy,
survives with. anumber of relatives
and friends.
The funeral will be conducted under
Ghe auspices of the Woodmen of the
World, of which order he was q mem
sber. having become connected with
Cedar Camp Of this city and later
transferred his membership to the An
sderson lodge. .--Greenville News, 23rd
Nnet 'e.Es
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TownyilIe News.

Jos"ph Jones, Of Lavonia, Ga, spent
SAT- rday night with } A. Burgess.
Prof: Richard Grubbs and sister.
guests Of Nr. Sam Gvubba Sunday.
Mrs w. T.. FAINT, who has been Wis.,
Ebenezer, has returned home.
Bob Queen, of Lavonia, was with C..
l.. Queen Saturday. His mother, Mrs.
jane Queen, accompanied him home.
DOCK BOggs and Misses Corrie and
Leila Watkins from Central, spent
Saturday and Sunday with j. C..
Mrs; John Sharp, of Rivori, spent
some days with Miss Annie Fair Dick i.
son last week
:, Millicent Abbott. from Seneca, spent
Sunday with j. G. Boggs.
X; =. Campbell, of Laurens, visited
4. y. Campbell quite recently.
Winfield Sharp. from Rivoli, was
with friends here Sunday.
AIRS. Jesse Campbell visited Mrs. Z.
E.Sheriff at Speeds Creek.
Mrs. Margaret Tribble has been
quite sick for the past few days.
n. W.. Spcares visited Prof. J.. B.
FELTON, at Ebenezer last week.
Pansy.
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Chamber of Commerce.

The Anderson Chamber of Com
e.nerce held its annual meeting in the
Court House last Monday afternoon.
President +. G. Brown submitted an
interesting report, showing what had
been accomplished through the efforts
of the organization the past year, and
making some timely and appropriate
suggestions as to the future welfare of
the city. The following Board Of Di-
rectors were elected to serve the ensu
ing year: j. A, Brock, +. G. Brown,
", +. Cox, 6. w. Evans, j. J. Fret
vel, &. A. Gambrell, NJ. l.. Bonham,
z. s. Ligon, DR.. $. AZ. Orr, w. r..
Osborne, T.. A. Ratlifie, Jr..,. j.. M.
Sullivan, G. NJ. Tolly, II. Ii. Watkins
and J. Fl. We'll When the Chamber
adjourned. the Directors met and re-
elrc'.i tho following officers: Presi
sdent, +. &. Brown; Vice-Presidents. Il
5. Ligon and j. j. Fretwell; Secrn-
tary. A. NJ. Carpenter; Treasurer, w.
81. Osborne
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Denver Dots.

Rev. John A. Mann preached ut Wei
come last Sunday. He had large and
npprrciative audience to whom he de
livcred an impressive sermon from the
text w hatsOcver 81 man SOwcth that
shall he also reap" Conference was
held after services and he was elected
pastor of that church for this year.
Wrs. w. A. &. New Whorter left Mon
day to visit her daughter, Mrs. Sam
Harris. OF BeltOn, and Mrs. Prue FAINT,
II Anderson.
Miss lsa Horton, Of lola, visited rela
tives ut BeltOn recently.
Miss Chapman and brother. Of Ans
ders0n, visited Mr.. Tom Campbell
family ut Erwin's Mill Saturday.
Those OF our people who ATTENDED!
the entertainment of the Lebanon High
School last Friday say that it was quite
SUCCESS.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Chapman were
guests of DR.. j. &. DucwOrth and fam
lily on the third Sabbath.
Miss Eva Davis spent several days
recently with relatives at Bolton.
We have had frost for several morn
ings. but it is thought the fruit crop Is
yet uniDjured.
The sunshine and showers are
bringing out leaf, and bud and flower,
calling vivldly to mind the miracle of
the resurrection so beautifully taught
in the Holy Bible. Incognita.
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Compulsory Vaccination Law TO be En-.
forced.

Compulsory vaccination will now be
enforced III every county in the State.
The State Board of Health at the meet
ing IN Columbia last week passed Il
resolution. which in general way
meets with the requirements Of the
Act passed at the last session of the
has been instructed to draw np skele-
ton ordinance which will be sent to all
towns and cities requiring compulsory
vaccination. The Board has so far
pushed the campaign for compulsory
vaccination throughout the State and
over $500 has been spent this year in
vaccinating the people.
The, Board will now appoint agents
in each county. who shall see that those
people living in unincOrporated vii
iiages are vaccinated and there is n
heavy penalty attached to those who
40 not comply with the law. A com :
mission or five cents is given the said
agent and q nominal charge of ten
cents is made in each case.
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ANNOUNCEMENT TO FARMERS
II Cents for Your Cotton.


BY shipping your cotton to Whaley &
Rivers, Charleston, s. c., you can get II
cents per pound provided your cotton is
the Florodora Long Staple. Last year
planted acres in this cotton nd made 8
bales-nearly twice the amount ever
maoe before on same land of any other
variety. Figure 1t out for yourself. Do
you think it will pay YOU to plant this
kind? 1t paid me. Yes. it paid well.
1t will pay sou to do the same. While
the remainder OF my seed lssts I will fill
your order at the following low prices:
Per single bushel 95 cents, Eve bushel
lots, 80 csnts per bushel. Seed are guar
anteed to bs pure. Seed sacked and de-
iivered at my home or F.. y. 3. care, An
derson, 8. c. Money promptly returned
If supply is exhausted when order ia re-
ceived. Address r. A. Gentry, Ander-
SOD, S. c., r. F. D. No. 9.
True Photographic of cotton in field
are now on exhibition in show windows
at Atkinson's drug store where you may
see samples OF seed and leave your or
ders,
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Brushy Greek News.

+. ) : Il
1t seems that old King winter has
bowed in submission to the warning
rays of the spring sun. If this fine
weather continues the farmers will be-
gin soon to put their seeds in the
ground.
Tbo Rsv. Mr.. Howard filled his ap-
po,ntment at Siloam Saturday and Sun
day. He was greeted by o large con-
gregatiop on Sunday.
Married, at 10 O'Clock Sunday morn
ing, at the home of the brides father,
Miss Etts Rodgers and Mr.. Newton
Roe. of Colorado, the Rev. Howard
officiating.
Miss Ella James, OF Greenville, is
Waiting in our burg this week.
r. b. Dilworth. of Greenville, Waited
l.. r. james Sunday. .t.t
II. L.. Hicks was the gnest of Miss
Maude Ellison Sunday afternoon.
J.T. McNeely called on come Of the
GreenviIle county girle Sunday after
noon. go s&f
Mrs. Nancy Harris is very i'll with
pneumonia at the home of her son-in-
Law, w. M. Merritt. islj *;
3. Happy spring greetings to the Intel
~ /, & 81, 1'i-,1. 4 4. 9 5, T. F. i.
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Rock Mill News.

w. j. Freeman died at his home near
'Sunset Forest" last Sunday morning.
MIR. Freeman suffered stroke of pa
ralysis about four years ago, and since
tha6 time he has been confined to his
house. He rented out his farm home
near Roberts Church this last winter
and moved to the home of his sou-in-
law, Dr.. W. b. Pepper. He moved
fsa from - Dr.; Peppef's some q two W. weeks
school there. He died from third
stroke OF paralysis. He was quiet,
inoffenBive. peaceable, and one Of An
derson COunty's best citizens, and by
his tnduetry and economy he had ac-
cumulated considerable property. Be-
sides his widow he Is survived by three
children, viz: Mrs. G. D. Chamblee,
Mrs. DR.. Pepper and Joseph FREEMAN.
neral will be attended by hia pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Hawkins. He was consis-
tent member of Prospect Baptist
Church. A good man has gone to his
reward. Peace be to his aahes.
We are having delightful weather,
and the farmers are we'll up with their
work.
ed planting corn. There will not be as
large an acreage planted in cotton tina
year as heretofore.
The small grain crop is beginning to
show'1p little since tho warm days
have set in.
Mr.. II. c. Cunningham sold his farm
near here and. bought the McCully
farm, near Keys Spring.
MIR. Mark Stribling. Of Fair Play, Wis
tied friends here last Sunday, and at
tended church at Providence.
Mr. G. y. SHELTON who has beep sicl,
for some weeks, is reported to be got
ting on very nicely. His friends wish
for him o speedy recovery.
March 81. X.
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X. of p. Banquet.

The annual banquet given by
eChiquola Lodge. knights of Pythias,
was held in the lodge room Thursday
night 1t was most enjoyable affair,
The lady friends Of the Knights shHr-
;ng with them the pleasure Of the oc-
casion. A. II Dagnall, chancellor
commander Of tho lodge, acted as
toastmastcr, ard the responses were
made by the following gentlemen:
Judge Geo. l.. Prince, "l'he Knight
rs Il Citizen; Capt. II. II. Watkins,
'"The Press; l., 5. MattisOn, "Thc
pythlan Goat; Hon, j. L. i3reazeale,
"Othcr Fratcrnties'; Mrs. j. j. Fret
well, MAN Gen. NJ. J.. Bonham,
"WOman.' The menu was prepared
and served by the ladies of the hospital
association. Much regret was felt
that Hon. +. a. Morgan of Greenvillc,
and Col. j. T.. NOrmcnt of Columbia,
: who mad been invited to speak, could
not be present.
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Cherokee Items.

The farmers are taking advantage of
the bright, sunny days planting corn
ana getting ready for cotton.
small grain is loOking very sorry in
car SECTION, from the tact that il was
damaged by the cold winter to a great
extent.
Mrs. Maggie King has returned from
short stay with her son, who resides
at Central, s. C..
Mrs. Ola Willingham has returned
from Dunnelon, Fla. where che has
been spending the winter with her un-
Gle. G. c. Gains.
Little SaIlie Wright, who has been
very sick for the last week, is improv-
lug very fast.
j. NJ. King has returned from Savan-
nah, Ga, where he served as dele.
gate TO the w. u. w Camp from Bel
ton,
John Willingham rides up "to the
city" n good many times these days.
Maybe we will learn later about his
visits.
Smallpox is thing Of the past and
consequently our folks are happy
again. XX.
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Important Act.

On the 22nd of February, 1905, the
Governor approved an Act which reads
,as follows: "Any person or persons
entering upon the lands Of another, for
the purpose of hunting, fishing, trap
ping, netting, gathering fruit, straw or
surf, vegetables, herbs or cutting tim
ber on the same, without the consent
.)e deemed guilty Of a misdemeanOr,
and upon conviction thereof shall pay
a fine of not more than twenty dollars,
or be imprisoned at hard labor not
more than thirty days for each and
every offence"
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Letter TO c. F. Jones Co.
Anderson, S. q.

>sOear sirs: V1t'a an OLD yiag tho best
1t happens to US continually In this
awsy: A man buys Devoe for his house.
ale b ~ painted In once In three yeara
Kor q dng's-sge, and thinks he knows
wRi1at he Wants-buys 30 gallons, and has
80 lett.
.slsanch an 80 Of anything else. He likes
I. .Ha,at IL comes quick it is; a aurprise /;
sand ne tells Of It. The best advertisement
vis n pleased customer. gs ,,..
Three gears roll round. There isn't o
sign In .t his house needs paint he don't
3epaint IL. Next year he don't paint It..
q Ehissromes slow it is surprise but he
Z I Ia5 HuL usui ia Il. Still .ihe Dest adver-
3Eis0ment is o p'easad cnatnne.. q.
SSsss.ss Yours truly, 5S$
asy5 IS SIs ~ r w. DEvoE g. Co.
s:. P.sS.-W. l.. Brissev cells our paint. &.
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lzarnar, you will IVA both guano (mon.
savl aud laf,of {sncnav again) iif you plant
- r. Fforld d9ra.', Wn Z s,Bdoauae on will
tsmake nnnra.per nure and get more per
5ppound For GALE at a. kinson's drug store.
& Dop,t be- deceived chen buying your
sSteel Piow Shapes. Wlse farmers know
rand wi II tell YOU that those manufa faetured
sshyt the Towers. Sullivan Mig. GO. and
S.aold dssxciusivsly In Anderson by snlli-
Wan. I'D &, Go. are by far the best on the
n a5lse! y q. |,
& FSrn:at, yon 1yapt &c plant. by all
X X iIne eaps, at least ape acr4i a !" I0rodoran
s this y year.s 1s wi pay yting andsomsty.
Z az sal at; Atlinao 's Drug S.ort 4. 8
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II you want strong, well. made, dur-
able spike-Tooth Harrow, buy the
ohio" from Sullivan Hdw. Co.
a full line Of Blacksmith's Tools is
carried by Sullivan Hdw. %.
Mr.. Xirksey's Recommendation.
Mr.. kirksey, writes:-I give positive
Stomach Tables and Liver Tablets I
sell, and have never been aeked TO re-.
iund the money In g single instance. I
nave useo these tablets in my family
win pest results, w. L. Kirksey, Nor.
Canton. n. q. Rydales Tablets are pre-
Pareo Dy me Radical Remedy Company,
HICKORY, n: G, who authorize every
dealer In their preparations to guarantee
every hox or bottle Of their medicine.
they sell. Sold by Evans Pharmacy.
Hurrays
Iron
Hlxture.
Now js the time to take spring tonic.
By lar the best thing to take is M1rray's
IRON mixture. 1t makes pure blood and
gets Tld OF that tired feeling. At all
aaruggists 500 tcttle, or direct from The
Murray Drug Co., bia, q. C.
Like Finding Money.
Finding health is like finding MONEY!
80 think those who are sick. When you
have cough, cold, sore throat, or chest
irritation. better act promptly like w.
= Barber, Of Sandy Level Va. He says
II had terrible chest trouble, caused by
smoke and coal dust on my lungs; but
alter finding no relief in other remed les
was cured by DR.. king's New Dis.
coyery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds" Greatest sale OF anv cough OF
lung medicine in the world. AT Orr
Gray Co.'S. drug store; soc and 81. co.
guaranteed. Trial bottle free.
MONEY TO LOAN for home clients
on easy terms.
Simpson & Hood, Attorneys.
Got off Cheap.
lie may we'll think, be has got of
cheap, who, after having contracted con-
stipation or indigestion, Is still able tc
perfectly restore his health. Nothing
Will do this but DIR. Kings New hife
PILLS. A quick, pleasant, and certain
cure for headache. constipatIon, etc. 25c
at Orr, Gray & Co.'S. drug store; guar.
SHOULD Old Acquaintance Be Forget
And Never Brought to I1ind."
When you need anything usually kept
In Drug Stores don't forget that Wilhite
de Wilhite are generally open from 10 q.
10. to p. M. Lucas Paints, as good as
the best and as cheap as the cheapest, al.
ways on hand.
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Singing Convention.

Mr.Editor: Please announce in your
next week's issne. that the Wil-'
stion5will meet with the White Plains
Baptist Ehurch on the 2ntll Sunday in
April. All l0yera of good singing and
music are especial IL; invite Ito attend.
~ }Ss s 3; al, III. GQyton, pfesid lent
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local News.

WEDNESDAY, MARgH y, 1903
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II you want strong, well. made, dur
able Spike-Tooth Harrow, buy the
ohio" from Sullivan Hdw. Co.
fnil line Of Blacksmiths Tools is
carried by Sullivan Hdw. O..
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good many hundreds Of thinking seriously OF
their Spring Suits and going to help large majority
Of them to most satisfactory solution of the question
Our showing Of Clothing cannot be eaualed The fabs
the snappiest from both foreign domestic mills The
styles the very best The variety great that we
please the most particular The Workmanship other
sentials embodied Clothes are only to be found in the
highest class Of the finest tailoring
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They the badge schloss
aon) t the sign Of the Best Cacs Clothes
TASTE and considered valuable dess, looking
Of limited When buy Suit Of
will yield daily dividend Of sAIIsFACTIONd dividend
certain as the setting or mposbe
cold the mee Of Clothing LETTER Usse the
garments and an how the advantage trading