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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-01-24
ANDERSON, S. G, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY q,
me fertilizer company for one hundred

one FERTILIZER company For one hundred
tons. ~, =. ,@.E E:'Es>' -. -, = .,--t 81"
When it is known that several mem
bere of this Union own stock in another
fertilizer company that did not get
this oder, it proves that Concord
Union mas among it's members men of
pluck and grit sufficient. to bring sue
cess TO any right cause that they may
undertake to work for. .-.......
This Concord Union ask other
Unions to join with them and concen-
trate their orders with them fol. the
simple reason that there is strength Ia
Union and that we must meet combi-
nation with combination. 80 "a.
This voice from Concord has the
ring of the true Farmers! Union spirit
about it. This ia not only. Concord
Union In name, but it is also Concord
in action and work, that will surely
bring in dollars along with tlis har-
monious work. : .-'.# - ~. .- ..
All hail to this plucky spirit that
prevails at Concord, and we trust that
this movement may extend to more Of
our Unions. * ..~..,, ~ ....-,,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-01-24
Harmony, Farmers, HARMONY

/. q . %. ~ E.,v 10 "
|. You will never whip your enemies
out by fighting each other! + n. :
If You are among O number OF Union
men who have put UP some important
measure before your: members and
have been outnHmbered in votes, do
not skulk away and join the rEle or.
rnin crowd. It takes an ass to do such
man with lots of manhood in him TO
take defeat gracefully in some OF his
pet ideas and then lay hold of the
wheel egsin like true man and push
the farmers side along the road to
success as though we had never got
into o Inire or struck o rough place i'll
our road, ~: Il! - !. =
ftsaa 6e.s are Leaning too much toward the
that some one in doubt as to some fea-
lures Of their objects, do not hollow
."traitor,"--for you cannot doubt that
these farmers are at heart with u.s. !
But some Of us like to lead, and are
not stuck on the plan of following the
crowd. In other worda, if SOME Of us
cannot have everything our own way,
devil. We won't dance. unless the f1d-
der plays oar tunes sill the while. s:;,}.
;# Above all things cotton growers must
be loyal to /, the cause thsy have in
hand, for it matters not as to the name
of their organizations when it, comes
g controlling the price Of cotton; our
great staple crou. III: Il f..;s e I #
But when it comes TO the Farmers
Union we must be as loyal to- oar
Union as farmers, as the merchant,
bankers or other occupations arc loyal
TO their OrYRniZati tiOns,:s { go. 81
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-01-24
A dispatch from Paris, Ky;

- A dispatch from Paris, KY; says
sight was restored to Leslie Combs,
oolored, Of that place, Id peculiar
way. Several days ago while riding
on Paris-LeSington interurban CARA
difficulty arose. between Combs and
white man. Combs, who was TO-
tally blind in one eye. was out across
the face several times, his nose being
severed and . deep out from the.Rore-
head aeRn ta The chin, laid bars his
eyelid aud pierced the eyeball slight
IL. When the swelling eubsided
Combs was delighted tc find that
sight had been restored to his blind
eye.a,s: .s..;; -. .. K K! 4. -.
E - It is not difficult to understand
why reports from the South indicate
that the people of that section Of the
United States are prosperous and con-
tented. During the last six years the
value OF the cotton crop, including
seed, has been SO, ,60O, ,O0O, 1000, against
81, 100, 600, 900 for the six years pre-
oeding. An i enormous increase like
this indicates the source Of Southern
prosperity, and substantially braces
up the claim that in that section Of
the Union cotton is still king.--San
! Francisco Chronicle. 4 /. 5,=..: %::3s&
-: The South is celebrating the
birthday OF Gen. Robert e. Lee, who
was born SO years ago.. . AS the great
eat and best man Of the Confederacy
his memory deserves the honor.--Bos.
ton Transcript. # ..=; 5>:} :,s. s. s. "
80 - In st. Louis the other day man
was sent 10 Jail for 20 days for steal,
ing q Bible. That Is nothing. AZ
Broxtons Bridge, s., c., some years ego
a man and iaiwcman were Iynohed for
that crime Raleigh Times. n s. r.
Before going to war; say a
prayer; before going TO sea say two
prayers, before marrying say three.
7: II doesn't take any grit to grum-
ble. s i ;;z,si 4 :Sj : sI: 2s,
4 Gals. T.. q NJ Paint and / gals. OF COS
about 80 so snd will paint moderate
sized house. Sold by;F. B. CraYton, An.
derson, g. o.; a.. r. Horton, Lowndes-
ville, 8 CT r. ,C; JnckaSn, Iva. g. CIV.
w: Grimn: PelEer, 8. Oh e. Hopper,
8Belfohs sc. sSs ,; M IS g g
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-01-24
day in Jamesburg, n. J. He WAS
born in Chester County, Pennsyl-

aay In Jamesburg, n. j. He WAS
born in Chester County, Pennsyl-
vania.
- Henry Lea, former president OF
the Doylestown Pennsylvania National
Bank, which failed several years AGO.
was sentenced to five years imprison.
ment IN the Eastern Penitentiary for
embezzlement Of the bank funds. An
appeal was taken.
- James 0. Davidson, who sue
cccds Robert NJ. LaFollette as Gov
ernor OF Wisconsin, walked the streets
OF Madison thirty years ago pennilcss
and stranger. Ho was born in Gogus
Norway, February 10, 1854, and came
to America when fourteen.
- There is on exhibition at the
Poultry Show in Cincinnati hen for
which her owner, w. r. Fishel, of
Hope, Ind. has refused 81 900. She
is white Plymouth Rock. Her eggs
command the price of $50 per dozen
or 50 piece for breeding. e..
- The United States Court Of Ap-
peale has denied the appeal of Mrs.
Cassie Chadwick, Of Cleveland, Ohio,
who was convicted some time ago on
the charge of being in conspiracy tGs
wreck the national hank. She will
have to serve her sentence Of ten
years in the psnitentiary.
= William Long is dead, Fred Mar
tin seriously injured and Guy Hines
is IN critical condition as the result
of an accident while riding on q
freight car on the Alabama Great
Southern Railroad at Bridgeport, Ale.
All were in box car when suddenly
a jolt threw load. of ties against
them. Long was killed instantly. =
- A telegram from Washington.
under date Of the 18th inst, SAYS:
1.-THE house committee on militarv
affairs directed favorable report on
t6e bill which appropriated $4,000
00o for use in marking graves Of the.
Confederate soldiers who died in
Northern prisons aud hospitals during
the Civil war. There ste 24,OG0 Of
these graves in the Northern States" |"
| -. President Roosevelt is closing
the door Of hope and opportunity to
the colored seeker in the South for
| "eu SoCAoA OAScb AL w WHBulQGkOQ
and abroad. Hereafter the Northern
brother in black is to get all the big
plums. The reason is that up North
the negro vote counts hi g in P.es:den-
tial and Congressional elections and
it's the Republican policy to keep them
in cold lice and satisfied. =, .s-:..:,, -
- A. les. the lcrs iosksd-eor aud
difficult Northwest Passage has been
found. Since 1897, when John Cabot
is said to have tried to pass through
the ARCTIC ocean from the AtiaS..::s 70
the Pac;fo, shere have been uasny ..n-
availing efforts to discover the North
west Passhge,. and hundreds Of men
have perished in the attempt. Rut at
last this passage has been SUCCESS.
fully nsvigated, the honor Of doing
it having lately been won by Captoin
koald Amuudsen, Of Ohrissiania, Nor.
way. -. :y.' W.; -.
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his, bit these bright farmers OF today
have learned a0mething along, this
line. Some of them have been badly
burned OF that business and they now
watch tho fellows increasing thaiT
acreage an cotton, when these bright
formers by their side are preparing to
plant more small grain and pea vines
for hay 20 sell 20 Ills e6ttontot neigh
Dor, * i: -. ::,. + = ~ :. - E. r.: -
Some of these growers of hay are
today reaping u good trade in hay ut
$500 per ton, and they grow from one
to several toms per acre, while their
lands are growing rich where the cot
ton farmers lands are growing the
ether way. r!5:Alt: ,.$;., "a =. ~
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-01-24

his head and one shoulder beipg held
aboVe the boiling mass Of meal four
feet deep. When pull out he dashed
himself into a cool mountain stream
in the hopes of easing the pain. when
MS clothing was removed most Of the
skin came off with it.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-01-24
, Tie 9 Ring Of True Metal:

Concord Farmers, Union Foster.
Brown, PTesid dent.-h has ION the 18th
mat. consolid lated ,thdsr orders with:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-27
Notice 70 al Teamsters.

Owing 20 the frequency OF runaway
teams throughout the city, Il becomes
my duty for the safety Of the general
public TO call attention 20 the fact
that there exists a law Of the city Of
Ardmore specifying that all teams or
horses left upon the streets must be
detached from the vehicles employed.
The matter Of runaways must cease
and | have given explicit information
10 the entire police force TO enforce
the law 10 the letter. Az teams found
standing upon the streets not unhitcs
ed from their wagons or other rigs
will be taken charge OF by the police
and the owner or driver thereof held
amendable to the law.
Due notice Is hereby given and this
order Is IN effect now.
BUCK GARRETT
2i-A Chief Of Police.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-27
PEoNAeE IN ALABAMA.
immigrants Claim to Have Been Held
as slaves IN Lumber Camp.


Pensacola. Tll. July -5--Peonage
ln its wo-s, form Is chargad against
the officers Of the jackson Lumber
Company at Lockhart Ala. and Unit
ca States Deputies. armed with war
rants for their arrest LEFT here today
.r thst place,
Il the allegations are true, about
Zoo immigrants. mostly Germans. are
held i'm the lumoer camps Of that
company. virtually as slaves.
A party cf Germans reached here
today from the camps. stating that
they had escaped They went TO the
German Vice consul sor protection and
told him tale OF SD treatment and
cruelty that has hardly q parallel in
the South. They said they were
brought south in February under rep
rcsen,auous tha, they would receive
O3 and g, por day Hr. tlat onl. 81
was received mon the company fot
their labor. They ano-a shat tncy
were compelled TO oat after the Amer
leans and 81 nothing was left they
rot nothing 90 cat SO man was all
lowed to leave camp and when the.
attempted it and were caught thoi
were severely beaten.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-27
Modest Claims Often Garry the Mes,
Corvletlen.

corvietion.
WheE Maxim. the famous gun In
ventor, placed his gun before a com
mittee of judges. he stated its carry
ing power TO be much below what he
felt sure the gun would accomplish.
The result Of the trial was therefore
great surprise, instead OF disap'
polntmept. II is the same with the
manufacturers of Chamberlain's Col
&c. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
They do not publicly boast OF all this
remedy will accomplish, but prefer "a
let the users make he statements,
What they do claim, IS that II viii
positively cure diarrhoea, dysentery
pains IN the stomach and bowels and
has never been known TO fail. FoI
sale by +. ]. Ramsey. w. b. Frame
Ardmore Drug Company, and Bonner
and Bonner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-27
The Terms Of the Lease.

1st. I. VIII run for Eve years from
date.
End. Il win reserve % 'he lessoe
one tenth OF The oa'aa. %. s1, or gas
or other product
3rd. Il viii require hc lessor %
begin the sinking Of q v,l by January
ist. 1907. ana 20 prosecute with raaa-
enable diligence the development az
the property and win contain such
other provisions. conditions and for
FIXTURES as are usual
4th. \ cash bonus payable on date
the lease IS made viii be required and
the bidder Offering he largest cash
bonus will be awardeu The lease, sub
ject to the approval Of the court.
Dated July lith 1906
PETER J. HUDSON.
Curator Of the Estate Of Osborne Ma
kishi. q minor lo-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-27
War Against Consumption.

All nations are endeavoring q
check the ravages Of consumption
the white plague" that claims Sc
many victims each year. olef's Hon
ey and Tar cures coughs and cold.
perfectly and you are In no danger
OF consumption. Do not Tisk YOU
health by taking some unknown prepa
raticn when Foley's Honey and Ta'
is safe and certain in results Th'
genuine is in a yellow package Hot
man Drug Co., City rug Store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-27
OIL LAND FOR LEASE.

On August Is. 1906. at O'clock D..
m. at the office Of The southern Trust
Company. A'oka. Indian Territory. the
undersigned will lease az public out
cry to the highest slider 100 acres
OF land adjoining the town Of Wheeler.
ChlcRasaw nation. Indian Territory.and
described as the Northeast quarter OF
the Southwest quarter and the north
half OF the Southeast quarter Of sec'
tion %. Township 9 solth, Range
West.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-27

There will be lots of good thIngs
to eat at the Y. NJ. C. =. Saturday
Market on the 2sth. lsti
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-27

Fruit Jars at Stevens, Kennerly Z
Spragins 20.
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24A
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-24
WILL SAVE NATION BILLIONS
Philadelphia Veterinarian Discovers
Preventive Of tuberculosis
in Cattle

Philadelphia. Cattle valued al 81
OO0.000 will BE- saved In Pennsylvania
every year as the result OF vaccination
TO prevent tuberculosis. which has been
conm,nced by especially trained eN-
perts Ia all parts Of the state Arrest
and virtual cure Of tuberculosis In cat
tie already diseased Is also accom-
plished by the new treatment
Application Of the work 70 thu
United States will bring the total saw
ing to the country well over 81 .O0O.-
e4o.ean Thl. has been accomplished
at cost To the state Of only $3.50
for Two years experiments This cal-
culat,on does no, take into considera-
ton the human lives that will b. saved
and the human diseases that will 10
Ayerted through the absolute abolition
OF tuberculosis In cattle
To n Philaielphian. DR. Leonard Pear
son. dean Of the veterinary department
OF the University Of Pennsylvania. be-
longs the honor ofthls tremendous dis.
ooyery. Back Of Il il the work u
far greater importance. This Il the
application Of the successful cattle e1.
pcT.Isats to the lmmnnisation % hu-
man beings and the arres, Of tubereu-
losis IN persons Who already are af-
fectci.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-24
HORSE PREVENTS SUICIDE.
Pennsylvania Mans "old Bill" Kicks
Desire for Death Out
of Him.

Pittsburg. Deyinney was thor
oughy disguised with life. and would
be dead IL IL hadn't been for Old Bill
John Devinney is a farmer in Butter
milk Hollow, near Duquesne, and Old
Bill is the sorrel horse that he has
raised from n colt, and which has Deen
in the family the ten years OF his
life.
By getting up at three o'clock In the
morning and working until ten at
night Devinney managed TO save few
thousand dollars, but when the oil ex-
element broke out near Duquesne a
short time ago he lost II all.
Utterly discouraged and with %,
age ana starvation staring him in the
face. Devinney got good stout piece
OF clothesline and started for the
stable. As the old man passed into
the stable Old Bill uttered a friendly
neigh. Deyinney stopped. placed hh
arm about the animals neck and " lis
perei 10 him a few words OF loyi- s
farewell Then he went back 10 the
rear OF the stall TO put an end 10
care and tribulation.
One end OF the clotheslIne he knot
ted tightly about his neck Then he
mounted the soap box. The other end
OF the rope he started To throw across
a rafler that helped to form the stall.
In 1 few seconds It would all be
over.
Old Bill had been taking only a mild
interest In the proceedings But when
ne saw the rope around his masters
neck and the othor end around the
rafter Il all seemed TO dawn upon him
in an instant
His master was within reach. Ont
shot his right hind hoof. and Il land
ed s1uarely on the seat Of Dlyinney's
trousers. The force Of the blow was
50 great that Dlvinney was knocked
clear through the weatherboarding ~
the stable and into the lane outside.
His screams Of pain reached the house
hold. The old man was carried in and
a doctor summoned lie Is now doing
as well as could be expected, and the
doctor says that he will recover.
Deyinney declares that he does not
want to die. and is the happiest NOR
tai N the world In the thought that
his Old horse saved his life. Deylnney
is going 10 take a new start. and be-
lleve5 that ne will win out.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-24
FORGOT he WAS MARRIED.
Oklahoma Fireman from Force Of
Habl, spent Night AZ
HeadquArtsru

Guthrie. okla.-with lack" Serb
bins. a Guthrie contractor and \ sub.
stitute member % the local IRE do
partment. Il Ia question % reslgning
from the Are department or facing the
chances for a divorce suit. according
10 Chief William Guiber. and his RE-
ignatlon l. expected Al any time
scrihhlns was married the other day
20 Miss Laura Rick. Of Seward. A few
evenings later one ot the hrc boys
wanted % for the evening and got
scribhins 10 take his place AZ arr
headquarters. promising % return By
midnight az the latest
Scrlhbins became very much inter
es,ed In what was going on At the
engine house. and In some discussions
which we're going on among the Gre
men. When the rest % the company
went upstairs n turn In Dor the nirht.
scrihhins accompanied them. A. he
had always done before When M duty
there. sent 20 bet and o. sleep. 90.
tirrly forgetting his bride. Vim vas
anSluusly awaiting his return.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-24
The End o. The World.

Of troubles tina, robbed Z. n. Wolfe.
Of Bear Grove. Ia. Of an usefulness.
came when he began taking Electric
Biiicrs. Tie writes: Two yoau ago
Kidney troubles caused me great suf.
fering. which would never have sur.
y'ved bad ! not taken Electric Bit,er,.
They also curcdmcof General Debility, ''
SURF cure Tor all Stomach. Liver and
Kidney complaints, blood diseases.
Headache, Dizziness and Weakness or
bodily decline. Price nc. Guaranteed
a, Haynes and Taylor's drug store.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-24
kentucky Fair Dates

Madiscnyille. July 3i-5 days.
Danyille. August Is days.
Berea, August i-3 days
Cynthiana, August ii days.
Union,own. August I'll
Harrodsburg, August - days.
Fern Creek. August ~ Z days.
Nanceburg. August Is I days.
Columbia. August p 4 days
Lawrcnceburg. August q 4 days.
Shcphertsville. August p II days.
Germantown. August ~ days.
BarbouSville. August p 3 days.
Springfield. August p 3 days.
Guthrie, August p 3 days.
Shelbyyille. August 81 days.
London. Aunust p I days.
Nicholasyille. August Is days.
Florence. August 81 days.
Bards,own. August 81 days.
Ewing. August 9O-3 days
EliSabcthiown. September - days
Paris. September i-5 days.
Somerset, September "A days.
Alexandra. September SIS days.
Monticello. September III days
Lexington. September rs days
Scbrcc. September ls-5 days.
Glasgow. September q I days.
Henderson. September IS 8 days
Falmouth, september ~ I dayA
Owensboro, October 2. 8 days.
Mayheld. October 81 days.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-24

course Of construction. which they ar
Offering a, special price. cut up into
farms 20 suit purchasers.
We are Informed by one Of the man
ayers o. this company that they have
arrangements by which their friend.
who desire 10 visit this section Of Texa,
and examine any u the land they have
listed. may get the benefit Of special
excursion rates On August 7th. and
again on August 2lst.
Persons desiring TO investigate any
Of the lands In Texas or Missouri with
view q purchasing should at once
take the matter up with the Marion
Real Estate & Investment Co. and take
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-24
REAL ESTATE COLUMN.
CITY PROPERTY.

Have you property 10 sell at a bar.
gain? II 10 do not fail TO see Us. We
buy. sell and rent all kinds Of property
that We believe To be- offered a, prices
that will prove 10 be a good Investment
Al present We have customers who
want property in the city Of Marion
and u you have property in this city
you wish 10 dispose Of at a reasonable
price, We can furnish you a purchaser.
II you will list !, with a..
Farm LANDS
We also handle farm land and have
several persons Al this time who are
on the market for Crittenden county
arm land, II same can be- bought at a
fair price. farmers or other persons
who have farms Tor sale will do well TO
list them with us.
MINING PROPERTY.
We are in touch with foreign capital.
that can be induced to invest In mining
properties in this district at reasonable
prices aHd wouh b. glad 10 take up
any mining property In the district that
We believe TO be- good property.
Parties having such property can find
The Marion Real Estate & Invest.
mcnt Co. can scll your property. city
or county. improved or unimptoyed. 81
apurchascr by applying 10 W..
OTHER STATES.
We also control several thousand
acres Of land In Texas and Missouri.
and can offer special inducements 10
persons who are preparing 10 loca,c In
either Of these states. Can furnish
land In any size farm desired and In
almos, any part Of either u these
states.
We are also connected with Real
Estate men representing lar,c acrcagcs
IN North Dakota, South Dakota and
Canada and can sell you land in: cithe,
Of these for less money than you can
buy Il for from the real owner.
In fact We can sell you any Kind Of
property you want and At most any
price you wish to pay. each property
being well worth the price asked for n
REMEMBER
We do no, wan, 70 liz, any property
that is not offered at a bargain. as We
can not and do not want TO find a pur.
chaser for any property tina, IL no,
worth every dollar that We ask for Il.
For full particulars about any prop.
er,y, either city. farm. mining or tina,
Of some other state. call on or address.
MARION REAL ESTATE q IsvEsr.
nESr Co.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-24

the present surveyor, P. R. Wick, was
again indicted into Office.
During the hundred and eight years
covered as above there have been many
land marks established and many CON
troversies have arisen and have been
settled by the testimony of these men.
Livingston Banner.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-24
PASTOR TO AID BASEBALL.
Will Make Service Hour Earlier for
the Convenience Of
Fans"

Dyersvllle, la-Reallsing that sun.
day baseball has come to stay 10 this
parish. Rev Father Theodore warinE
announced a change In the hour Of his
church service. ~ that the fans can
attend divine worship and then take
In the game after the benedlctlon. In
this arrangement the baseball man.
agcr have met Father Narius half
way. When he agreed 10 begin sun.
day afternoon services half an hour
earlier. they aid they would start the
game half an hour later. aud the in.
novation Is received With satlsfsctios
By all concerned
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-24

PUMP FoR SAi.E. A splendid almos,
new hand force fump, suitable Tor
filling boilers, or Tor elevating water
10 storage tanks. Has l. inch suction
and ! 4 inch discharge pipe. Complete
with about 20 fee, Of discharge pipe.
Very easy running. Price s6.m.
I. u. Reed. Office over Marion Balk.