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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-07-18
Local n ewSo
WEDNESDAY, JULY IS, 1906,
County Democratic Executive Committee
fieets.

The County Democratic Executive
Committee met Monday in the Court
House. Chairman Jno. X. Hood pre-
sided. L. w. Long. Esq. was elected
secretary and treasurer. A special
meeting will be held Monday, July 80,
at which time the clubs are to report
more fully 80 that this Committee can
carry on it's work more satisfactorily.
Chairman Hood will appoint managers
for Clubs who do not report by that
time.
The following campaign meetings
were reported and approved by the
executive committee:
Piedmont, Saturday afternoon Aug
ust 4.
Mt. Airy, Monday morning, August
Piercetown, Tuesday morning, Aug
ust :.
Wi!!iamston, Friday morning, Aug
ust 10.
Pelzer, Saturday afternoon, August
II.
Tcvnville, Monday morning, Aug
ust 13,
Bolton, Saturday afternoon, August
19.
Starr. Monday morning, August 30.
Martin, Thursday morning, August
%.
Anderson Court House, Friday
morning, August "a; night Orr Mill.
Anderson Mill, Saturday afternoon,
August Sj
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The Farmers Union Prices.

), What about thisa Have you had
time 20 look ever the record to sel,
sb9ne that ateadying prOGeaa OF tie
option market7 WI d. are or Tho opiniot,
that the II cents made by the FarmereS
Union has maintained q more regular
and uniform psice through tho Whole
year than. has been recorded In #onf
s, suppose some Of lyon that have IL d aore e
time .shau: We p have look 4 over the
records and let us, know about this 20 q
S. We are looking for the time when
%c0ston producers shall rnn d regular
market 4uotation In all the nsWspSpers
OF the country .as to the cDhd IL "a ,Of
eroHs and prices ot their q own PRO.
1 For many years the i.maniDula tnrra 81 s,ff
the cotton market hava been nt ;;it
gathering ins all the Informal sions about
oar rhcuthern sstaple ere eps a0tt0ng from
0ur own silly prod Gcsra t0f cot ton who
zs eeemB never onGa ebassder 9thos sfact
that they are. plaeing int6 tha haHds
OF our anemias all ltlia:vnluab fufurs
NATION. abo4tS onr osrn buaihesS that
these; shtewd Manipu tors dasIra. a d:
fx F W Va
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Child Labor Bill to be Eaacted,

AtlaDta, Co., July i6.-By q vote of
125 to = the lower branch Of the Geor.
gia legislature today passed the So
called child labor bill.
The bill is identical with the senate
measure, which already has the ap-
Provai OF a majority of the upper
house. The bill. provides that no child
under 10 years ofage shall be employ
ed in any factory or Misunderstanding
establishment within the State; that
no child under IL years shall be SO en-
ployed unless such child be an orphan
or has no other means of support, or
unless euch child shall be the sole cup
port OF widowed mother or aged or
disabled father; that no child under IA
years ehall be employed at night work;
and that no child under ID years shall
be employed unless he or che can show
a certain required ability to write aud
read and shall have attended school to
@ prescribed extent.
The provisions of the act are to be-
come operative January l, 1908.
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A Call

To the membership of the South Caro-
lima Division Of The Farmers' Educa-
America:
All Local Unions in South Carolina,
are called to meet at their respective
places Of meeting on or before july
2lst for the purpose of electing dele
gates to sheir County Unions which
are hereby called to assemble in dele
gate form in each County on July 25th
At II q. m.
Looal. County and State Unions are
requested to name their minimum
price for their cotton crop 1800-1907 at
these meetings. All locals average bY
the counties, and counties averaged I'd
Ey sending in their county reports to
the State Secretary, B. F. Earle, An
deFson, s. G..
Each County Union is requested tn
send one delegate to the National
meeting In Atlanta Ca, on 2nd OF
August.
o: P: Goodwin, President 8. c.
State Union.
B. F. Earle Secretary,
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manuripg. no. he allowed them 70
aew the best land ho had, and then SS
turn 1t good and desp with a pnod
amount OF cotton eeed and acid fS tha
acre, and then in the epriuK he en-
eonraged them In getting nitrate of
coda for that grain.
Nov, Bro. Stribling. as an excuse for
nos eoWlng wheat last fall, jnss lieten
With that old "gag" that ha can Inv NO
his flour cheaper than he can raiso IL.
Now wouldn't that give the man thsk
wants TO live at home the '',im jasug7n
NOW, mere is where We Contend that
Casey is winner in this mntter. Jf
from some unknown cause floar sliotlld
60 to eight or nine dollars Der barreI IT.
will not hurt this man, for he has bis
already at home. And there again he
VIII get another crop from that land, a
time leave his land In d higher Stats, Of
cultivation than when he started. Ard
lass but not least there will not hav. tn
bo an inepectOr standing around 10 aea
whether Casey's -four is pure or not
80 yon see the 'pint7"
here, You old farmers that have bean
bnZing that "potted' or rotted ham, it
really 1s; instead Of raising good old
stSeaked ham at homo. can now con-
sSA oOASCD Will GUOuRlE GnaG
you've been eating eomethiSr fbst
wasn't fit to feed a decent bird dor.
But then guess it was aIright-if
waa put 9p IN nice little red bog aud
Say, Bro. Stribling, was up in your
country last week and it ssams that
come :sonn -, OF your farmers ere trying that
they went the whole hog, for it looks
like they planted stuffed seafi on
stunted land. that 1t came up stunted,
Will be laid by stunted, and we very
much fear will be gathered stnnted.
Take In your lip, l am not talking
anont your crop. Be aure and meet
FIVE Forks No. at the Farmers In
etitute at Clemson, we are Roipe TO he
there in body and if there is an2tIins
to DO learned we are going to learn It,
- w: L. Casey, Sec.
- Five Forks Union.
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Septu5 News.
.
'>c,-. b,

"s6 ~ 3aA-
Mr.: A: T. Presley, one of our mer-
chants. ls Oft on q pleasure tyip TO
Every body remember the National
Normal School Of Music with Prof. J.
II. Hall, Of Dayton, Va, as principal,
to begin at Lebanon Church on Aug
uet Sth and to run for 15 DAYS. All
who have. children send them and
thoae who haven't neeun't mind.
Miss Nlinta h. Presley has been
elected assistant in the Mills mill
work some time in September.
MIR. Frank Smith, of Alabama, is
visiting relatives and friends in and
around Septus after an absence Of sew
eral years. His old friends are glad
to see that time has deIs gently win
him and to know that he iB doing we'll
In his adopted home.
A dogs bait of watermelons to the
fellow that will tell Us the beat man to
what each one has, to say Of himself
and his platform.
Sheriff Green and Mrs. Mamie Rich
0fdson Of Anderson, Mrs. Lawrencs
Tucker. Of Hopewell, birs. John Brea-
zeale, Of Bolton and MIR. "BiIIy', Grif.
tn. Of PelzeE, attended the faneral Of
45:. ~. ssS3a =SE= -: s4aSsly s:.5Sssll:5sy.
=, WA' auN Mte. Oiu ChtucArE anu Mr.
RemLe Henderson with Mics Mamie
!ebelie, of Anderson, were visiting ct
Dir. A. T. Pressley's last Sunday.
Now Septusites, be thankful and
cOntented, Allen says that IL you want
to make good cotton to lay it by with,
big bunches OF cfipped gla.s In it,
Believe will get two bales to the acre
Say. Mr. Editor, that talk you've
been having about q Semi Weekly and
for wo believe the people Of :Andaraon
County will see that another Anderson
Daily is we'll supported. OF course The
Daily Mail is alright, but then its too
much like being the ''whoia cheeeeN
80 long as it's alone. :. :. Nh - =.
! =. Don Limo.
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A Call Meeting.

To the membership Of the r. f, e. C.
u. of A:
have been requested to call q meet.
ing for the purpose of naming the
minimum price for cotton for the sea-
son OF I908-O7.
l hereby call said meeting to be
composed OF delegates from each
State with or without a State Union.
This meeting to DO hold in Atlanta,
Co., August 3, 1906. 10 O'clock a. M. at
Williams House Nc. !.
FraternallY,
r. F. DuCkworth,
President National Union.
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Reuben Is Coming.

Look out for Rueben. He will soon
be G1f9ugh cnltivating bis crops and
he will be- coming to town, hut he ia
coming to the front all along the line
just the same. Reuben is In this
thing for himself this lime and since
we come to think about it, IL there
were no Reubias in tho country a dig:
gin9. there wonld be no towns TO 60
saeds were TO stop Digging for awhile
some other folks wonlG have 30 60 Il,
digging like: she AeE.I c. c. sA1ooiv ssA1ooirv TIuif
be- more fnnerels in the land: thar
there would hs pail bearers ahd grave
diggere. .,,.:: .,=:: ~,iiIl 3
" Look ont for Reuben for, he 10 jaoine
ont FOR game;F Reuben is cDming after
sv;,zs t.s.Iss :ss,1 s1 s41ss.e
and his family, too. =. IS: = !, q
Look out, cotton bears; give MS
Old Z Reuben To- coming your way
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ekaas Raise Via sasshesa Raliwsy.

On account OF the special ocaas.ana
mentioned, the Southern Kailvav Will
seit round trip tickets to points i,snrafi
sS' s9e.ow' at greatly reduced rssss as SSi-
To To Aahevillo. II. c., and sss.r,,-Ac-
Lassuo Of America. Tickets on aa,a jniSr
aosh 10y t. 70 9Th, limited to reanr, Augaes
Ssn, iso6. An extension OF this T.s.sI 10
E9Ptencsr S0th may be obtained nv nav.
nR zee or 90 css. end depositiuu tioEet
Wttn speo!eI Agent at Ashevills. Rate.
ona 1sFe plus rs cents for round trip.
80 40 Lexington, Ky, and return-Ao-
TratsN Snns National Grand Lodge United
riouE Ten. Tlckets on ealo July 10Th to
august Lat, limited to return Augret
etss hafs, one fare plus 25 cts. 7or round
To Mexico City, Mex, tald RETURN
Account lntesnattone! Geological Con.
80 SSsSs's: tossts ON sale august izth 60
odst, 4mitsd to RETURN 90 da Js from date
round tip. ...IT =. ~. >'ss' ~. -o-
To Milwenkes, Wis, and resura--Ao-
COUNT Grand Aerte FrasarnAl Order Ea-
Kles. Tickets on sale August 10Th 60
LID, limited to, return AuRnss 22nd.
Ratss one fare dIue S2O0 for round trtp.
10 Richmond, Va, and retaru-Ao.
count Meeting True Rsformers. Tickets
on eal0 september 2nd to Stu, limited To-
retara september 18Th. Rate, one faro
plus Is ots. for round trip. -
TO Roanoke, Va. and return--Aceouns
mossang National Firemen'eAsaooistioc
Atekets on sale August 12sh TO 1Sth, Mmi-
tod 20 resutn August 3las. Au extsnsiou
OK THIS limit to September 18th NAV lbs
OBTAINED by depositing edoket with 5pe-
siai Agent and paving a 1ee OF so chs.
Hate. Que fare PLUS Is cts. for round trip.
Hhe southern Railway La tho heat wsy.
superior Passenger Accommodating.
6ess coeohea. Most convenient Through
6leeping- Oar service and best Diuins Oar
service In the World. :. -
Fog full Particulars inquire or any
Southern Railway, Agent, or Brooks
Morgan: Asst. General PaggenEar
Agent. Atlanta, Ga, r. W. Hunt, DIvia-
ION Passenger Agent, Charleston, g. q.
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Omega News.

We are having plenty of rain. Corn
10 looking we'll but most too much rain
for cotton.
.. Il. henderson Visited relativec ia
Greenvllie County last week.
Miss Beulah Smith visited her sister,
Mrs; Joab Smith, Of Liberty last week.
There will be o reunion Of the family
OF the late Redmond G.. Wyatt, at
games E. Wyatt's, two miles south of
Eaeley, on July 81.
MIS-; Robt. A. Gentry. of Easley,
spent last week at her fathers, Dr..
The Childrens' Day at Fair View has
been postponed indefinitely.
The school begins at Three and
twenty today with Miss Clifford Jor-
den as teacher.
The ,protracted meeting will begin at
Fair View next Sunday.
4. &. Wyatt is quite SICK.
Mr.: and Mrs. j.. n. Henderson visi-
ted the latte1's parents, IL. Pinson, of
Bolton last week.
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Burgess Bridge News.

Miss Beuiah Stripger has eone sev.
enteen miles above Walha!la fI, teanh
q summer school, and her mother is
making an extended Wait to relatives
In and around Seneca. :. :, G.:-,
. The cotton aud corn Just east OF
Bargess Bridge are q good object les
son: They teach something Of the
possibilities of cur run down land, :;
The melon crop here, is the poorest In
several yeara and the ripening fruit 10
MRS. Sarah Ann Smith celebrated her Il,
seventy-eighth birthday last week aud
she can do as much work now Ias the
average eixteen year old girl. & ,'',''i ;,
. The white 6rpibgton chickene
brought to thia neigh hborhood last year
are found to be good layers, good
mothers, good foragers, rapid growers,
hardy and great pete. - -; - ; E.es,'s'
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Asshna ssfgsrsss shsala Kaew ThIa. s

7 Eoley's Honey ana Tar ,hl,l has cured
many Gases OF SsEhfns thIt were Coneid.
Cd hsssssssss. Mr. Adosph Bussing, TOT !,
West Thsrd St. Davenport, Io-~n, Wfites:
se.e,e 11ssssa 11ssa 1<szsez a5t1a ttwnaVa yybE1
ego WEE neglected: until it finally RraW
Into! asthma. The bees ineiioai akin.
a7ssaa5s55 a7sasaa5t5 could not giva me more thnn
temporary rellaf. Eoley'sl Honey and
"::s Haa recomnae aended end one any cent
bottle a1tiref~ cured me or asthma which
had b s..:.; a:.,iX4.ng, on me aaf twelve,
yGAts. ~ /; iken it 5ss the start I
iwOujt Z :. =. Saved years OF suffer
inga u rams Pharmacy. :;t5. 5. :sSSf&i Sisii
r MIC 9Jrn3ldk Mowers ana Rskes are
simple ia construction, etronK built and
easy to operate. These machines Will
last Elo=Xer and require fewer. repaiYa
than aiiy others. No; farmer who OWES
theaa machines would have RuY cet1ergsI
When you want the best buy shoa a3s4 I.
Cormiok" from ulsivan Hdy. 90.
!: %svllI Interest Macy. s3:25 :5s 81
Z Every person should know Chat good
health t1 Impossible iff the kidneys are
Saa11ssHsssses.s Z, 1nlAalea ianAssH flss1Er.ili
cara Kidney and bladder disaaue in' ayery,
4:,..e ssaa 4l.slM hnsld snp and asrengthen,
:thess Drgans 90 they win sfforna fhair;
tnnenonsl properly. NJ No S. danger of
6xigntSa disease or ! diabetes it FGlgy'e
Kidney Cure tg taken In time. Evans
RhnfnAoy. fs Ss 81 81
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- The trial OF twenty-oue slleged
,lynohers, prominent farmers and
business men, was begun Monday at
Monroe, Union County, N. G. They
are charged With lynching q white
man named johnson for Killing bis
bYother-in law few raonshs aeo'
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GENERAL NEWS.

- Atlanta has. begun G crusade
against the markets for selling tsint-
ed meats.
Miss Hazel Bird was attacked by
o negro brute while on her way home
in Atlanta. The negro was frightened
of and the young lady vas not injur.
ed.
Mrs. Eokford, prominent Atlanta
lady, heard chicken thief in her
chicken house and raised the wiudov
and riddled the chicken house with
bullets.
-Becauae her brother had killed her
eweetheart who had sedueed her,
Esther Mitchell, o 17-year. old g;rl OF
Seattle, WASH, shot her brother in
the back, killing him instantly.
--R. G.. Hunt, Alameda, CAL, vol,
the Southern championship in tennis
shingles in Atlsnts, defeating DE-.
KsFl Little 0s Cineinstsi in the esst
Ennnd. -.
1T is eredibly stated ttst tie assss.
$40 OF Admiral Chouka;s, ede.mau9ez
OF the Black Sea feet. was o girl dis.
guised in the uniform Of . sailor. No
arrest has yet been made.
- The verdict OF the court martial
OF Capt. Dresfus condemuing him for
betraying French army secrets to Ger
many was annulled by the cour. OF
cessation byswhich the case vas re-.
viewed. =. =
- A bill will be introduced in the
Georgia Lagislssure in few days BRO.
viding for creation Of q State Pssteur
inssi.n.e and also, asking fn. Al 600
appropriation with which to maintain
it. 49,, -" - -. -"-'.-7 :: :
-. Large parties sre searching for
the bodies Of John Gordon aud Miss
Satterfeld, two we'll known young
Richmond society people drowned
Thile on q launch party down the
james river. ...> ::
Andrew L.. Davenport, negro.
was hanged at Newport for the murder
O. willie Thomas. H5s7v, In Jsa.
uary. last. The murdered mans life
vas Insured in Davonport's favor for
= Joseph Ayers and Oscar Urder,,,,
wood, sheet iron workers, fell. 100 ( "a.
with the great iron smoke afsakS a.
the Front Street Pampine station.
Cincinnati. and wera nrohsh, , sst.ii5,
injured. =. :..% : ~. %IE.'..'',>.I'T -
The State department ct Wash
!ngton was advised by cab1eRram
from Mys.er Merry has arrived at
San Salvador and is endesvorine eo
between Gua.emals and sslysdor. q q:
Ro..nhss. Ins s.tesaa sha e snssshist, named
iefs Ss.t,}a Wv W., - teposssu ,to snsve
mon, ] ]sneas.rs = = asSu.nseons ao1tS usfi
"a ;a .cn,sai - t.ss Iss sss1 atiesteo.
an ths I;ta 80 n, s.nk ksy:sM M.o aesig ns
~ e y. posoE 's'AlaI. lilat 2 siGi?;s
: Samuel Parker, the young attorney:
aud college athlete shot lsst Swsat IL
Judge F1lton, at 'Helenwood. q Tsnn., q
10 oesd;, = = 10 stated that Fnlton. 10.
smnSa:,,h sn,sSSa, eg. g..,,, t. that Parker raae a
: enpnssiS = aenisi. t ;;z M M + I iG.:i.;
Il Hailstorms killed q child and 5in,.=
jured Nifty people 4 Ia. + Spain. Hail
stones ss big as oranges .snsshsa
roofs OF houses causing lnhabitauts Us
take refuge In cellars. Crops; ID mauy :
districts are destEoyes. end rreat. dr.
tress prevails. 3|: ;5 IS:
- Co. Aeoordine en .tha s.,,,,,
given out 81 ths sstsnd pst''' !, anssa. ,sss..
tors 35 900 miners II Il 4 ! Ohio p srs Sons' IS
.s.u .se ss;;s S .S! s:=.:. 4 isis
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ss&EFAll 81 TS,ss
may think Five otk1s sISGYs ssExy1 diif'
saa0 gone 81 hsstIs 46ess
V0stansa Hi
want i1teli kSs HIS iss ~ fs
VI nsRmter 9f 8 e10a4ti
CROP feSzhHfS ia y III 8 SeiSaaTH 3xTsss ~
train ssA feda & aaiesk q ~ SidFh m
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FARHBRS union BUREAU,
Conducted by s. G. Tarners' Union,

~ Address ell communications in.
tended for this column to J. c. 9triblipg.
Pendlatop, 8. G. o.
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sysahsd M HIyial #aI9S6esI ifl he; ;1sSSs!
aat HnraE8S 93onsll 20 Sssl SfiisAtSISSs IN;
thia lt76; = tsaass Mir safss sSfifiS
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= FOR SALE-Cidsr Mill, used one ass-
son, In good condition. Call and exam.
Inc. Blue Ridge Beverage and Extract
W, -' ~. g.. y'.. 6-l T..
@:.:*.. ceunty Asseassr Wayiala. ...--
J.W. Coulter, Of Laalis, q. D., .Asiassay.
cog OF Stanley County, relates the follow.
OF shSoat and lung troubles, bronohitia.
asthma and Q terrible cough, which hsd
aGectea mo fos yaar0, when wan per.
suGded to sry Dr. KiESs Ney Discovery.
AeNef came almoas inlrnfdiatesy. and In
short time q pormanec: euro rsaui4ess );
80 caher medicine compares with &c aa q
sure and quick cure for coughs and eolda,
= cures altar all other remedies havo
failed; Every bottle guaranteed Of Orr,
cray q Cos, dug esoro. Price 500 and
Si'Qp' Trial bottle Gs:e. -. 80 ):
keen Cutting Gress S!ades and high
SnsAsy Scss.ss a.s =el3 ed kJT SSsiss7 ssaz 90
,. i .-.-'
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GeuHty Assessor !vyaylala.
Half the :WeTld Wsaasrs

how the other half lives. Those who use
Hnoklen's Afhida ealVe s.svse wonder II
Sores and all Skin eruptions; thsy know
twill. Mrs. Grant bhy, lISO E; E;Ray.;
colds st., Springfield, Ill; says = II re-.
gard It one OF the absolute neceaBiuea or
housekeeping.' ) Guaranteed by = Orr,
Cray Ct Co. druggist. 25c. r 4. = ! s.
:. ee=:s :ae :ae :asssss..o ssss..o Cart. # SIS s.
sTo keep the body IN tnue,! writes
Ponghkeepsis, N. Y. ''r take Dr. Kings
New Life Pills. They arc the most ,re-
liable and pleasant laxative I have
S1an1. E15S fvfr ~ ~ :ss:.=ss .s-A-
ana 9eT"eeaas. as;S= as;S=a,1ss71;zaa a,1sS1za ~ CTTIs Gray
q q Co CT. 11uEssiaass. e55. IS IS; & e IS
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Leather, Rubber and Genuine Candy
Heit, II all widths, are aola by Sullivan
-. WIN Csae ,Gouaurapslou. .s@@sz.

a: a. Herreny Finch, Ark. vsitess
"Foley'e Honey, and Tar 10 ebS bsss pro.
psrat!on for oonghss onlda s1d lung trou-
ble. know that e ass cured consump.
tton In the arat Wages You no5ar heard
and NOS being sasished. Evans Phar-
macy. =, = ~ r., n, .sc2'
Children teashing often auYar Nons
Cholera Infantunn, DisrFhcaa, or some
A1NoLD's RAIsAAg is the best yamelv.
Warranted to you by
r.: -. u, Wilhito a WiIhite, and
i:,& y, s.. w. n Asklnsous
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essenzssse . hesss1
:. Me Cofmick's Mowers and Rahee sraa'
well known by she farmers pf tEFfy soo-
lou. They are t6s most pogular IEtple.sF
mants OF the ksH@ manu- ufActnred. s. TAov,
ats sold by Sulltgan HdW, c 8. 81 ;;5& :*I ITS.
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eass eesss sae sae aa;ss.:oo sa;s.o eai55. Care !: ):

1 Bring me youe Lawn Mower, Pabe9
HALVES end Reaper Blades 70 be sharpen.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-08
LOCOMOTIVE IN POLITICS

New York.-One Of the best equipped
Of the few private observation locomo-
tiyes owned by railroad officials In
this county is the 81. Lawrence, the
property OF the Central Vermont rail-
way.
This locomotive. which has an in
teresting history, was originally owned
by Col r G. Smith. former president
Of the Central Vermont road aud gov
ernor OF Vermont and was used by
Gov Smith as the piiot Of his private
car. Mansfield.
BY some Of those who were active
in Vermont politics while Mr.. smith
was chief executive Of the Green
Mountain state the ST. Lawrence was
known as the Vermont political ma
chine a name which was developed
through the frequent use Of the loco
motive on political errands in state
campaigns
When Gov Smith retired from the
presidency Of the road. the St. Law
renee became the property Of the rail-.
way company and IS now used by
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-08
Lieut.. Brugere of France Will Attend
United States College Through
Courtesy Of Roosevelt.

Kansas City--Lieut. Jean Batlste
Brugere, son OF Gen. Brugere. cbice OF
Etafi Of the French army, is the gs.est
of officers at Fort Leavenworth.
The presence OF the young French
man In this country is a recognition
by President Roosevelt Of the courte-
sizes paid Gen. Chaffee, Gen. Bell and
Gen. crozier by Gen. Brugere during
the visit OF the American officers to
France last year.
Upon the return OF the American
commission. after spending several
weeks in France studying French MILL
tary methods. Gen. Bell mado Il known
TO the president that Gen. Brugere was
exceedingly anxious that his son
should have a course OF study at the
United States stan college. Some
months ago President Roosevelt ex-
tended an invitation to the young man
10 enter the school az Fort Leaven-
worth. and Lieut. Brgere arrived in
New York about the middle OF March.
He visited President Roosevelt and
Secvretary Taft before coming west.
Lieut. Brugere. who is % years old,
comes from a long line OF French war
riors. He holds a commission Ia the
Cbasseurs d'Afrique. now stationed at
Tiemcen, Algeria. He was z student
at the Ecole Militaire at st. Cyr for