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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-21
How Many People maka aaissskes ?

a great many people 10 throupb life
WIN the idea that they cnn 40 to d stn'e
ana NJ their ey 90 with a nair OF (SIasaau
:usS SO easy as they can fit their Teet
Wild ehoos. which is just Ga impossibie
as ouyinR patent medicines frcm drup
an,,i,u tH :" cure an allment, instead OF oon.
aui!lng regular practicipg physiciau
anu nave niu' prescribe Or Et@S she.n
metlc1ne FOR that particular trcubis
Inousands OF dollars are thrown svzav
auc Ss many eyee ruined every wear b
PSop'e VINO pe1ronize the travelling ped
Liee or iniElr, who does not actually
KNOW the difference between q coneavy,
and convex lens, and gives them a mai.
OF Wlndow glasses In q cheap frame with
q Dig name attached, and charges more
Tor them than the graduate op,icien
Would charge for the hest Crystaline
me common or cheap glasses ara
made OF sand, and Crystalline Glasses
sc paedo of pebble, It Is just as impoa.
sloie 70 cr5stalize n glass made Of sand
as II ls 70 make gold ring ou. OF piecs
Ihe citizons OF Anderson and sur.
rouncing country should beware of theso
Foreigners and u.rangers who travail
.nrough the country seeking whom they
may deVour, and II they have tronbIe
E1th their eyos, should consult DR.. Mo.
| Csfeery GlVnpb, the eye specialia,; who
| ~ ~ unneutly associated with DR., A.
| Merchants Bunk, "n'
Read testimonial of one of Anderson's
best citiZenR:
| , Anderson. s. G March l, 1905,
| 10 Whom it May Concern: l have
sno"n Dr. McCreery Glrmph for the
| past twenty years aBd-rheerfulIy re-
commead him to tho ciLizsns Of An6ar
son snd com munity, who need ANYTHING
IN the line Of perfect fit In Spectacles
or Eye Glasses. Dr.. Glmph dued nae
with Win pair Of Eye Glasses four years ago,
httee an had tried others who claimed to
Glasses fitted by DR.. Glymp ph have given
ail the satisfaction could desire. and
pave nt al! times been a source of pleas
nre and delight to me, they are as per.
leot today as they were the fret dsy
pGH toSm on: z. r. Davie,
Daniels. "no
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-21
Payment Of Revenue Tax.

A number OF tie druggists through
on, the State ara writing the inter-
raj revenue department. concerning tho
payment Of the revenue tax for the
sate ca, OF patent medicines. As the rul-
lying. q certain line OF goods contain.
Ing alcohol is liable for the retail tay.
OF $25: 1t is understood by the officials
here that efforts aie being made in
Washington to repeal this ruling but
no Gfticial Information has been ,receiv-
ed to this effect and the law will be
enforced on the first Of April unless
orders are received 10 tho cuIiias.iJ cuIiaJ - :.
The State. ,.:.t,:.;:, ,.%1i; ...I
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-21
Very Desirable Appointments ID Tie navy

Admiral p. M, Rixey.I Suree,on! ! !f,sna
erai of the Navy. informs me that there
are moro than fifty vacancies ia the
MMedical Corps Of the United States
:; Z, Candidates should be graduates IL :
medfcine and should have, had Jhosnitai
experience. o: at least q year'a Dractice
10 their profession. The age limit 80
between, !9l) twenty -one snd q {aal
On entering the service. sasalafvs !: RI
"a, Teo6 90 + or 81, ,498 90 on; shore. with
aiiSwances per annurn OF $2SS. 81 80.
s mere are other equally Desirable
appoifItments to be- made as Assistant
sSaymastsr. Second Lieutenant of Il $the
lain. I; \ ~: s' S
Fer Information tnbchinR 3 anyfi,f tha
foreg9ipg appoins sments. ,ad d6resa me- az
Washington, u. g ..It s.. s;|.;I d
..5>: ,f.t5%5 81 Wya,t Aikep, ii. Il. s
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-21

NO farmer can afford to usa auY in
terior Cotton Planter when he can gat
a5, the Cole from Sullivan Hardware &C..
They were invented and perfected bv a
practical farmer who is also q traiiied
m.eohinisf, q. with great inventive Reoiug.
More time. money and brain have besn
spent In perfecting the Cole Planters
shan on any others on the market. That
ls rs me reason they are 90 far superior 10
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-21
Meeting Of Denver Union,

The Denver Farmers' Educational
aud Cooperative Union will meet
tridey night March 28rd, at 8 O'Clock.
aembers are urged to attend, ,es there
ie'important business to transact. Hv
order OF the President. =, -. - -
=" r. r. Milan, Secretary.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-21
Fol T. THON an6H AR
Ges chs23fers saGes erssos no ar4gtns

-. :: Dangers Of pEeumonia. 5..>.s
"A cold at thin time If neglected ia liabla
TO cause pneumonia which is so often
fatss, and even when ths patient has Ia.
cove ed thH <<..ssss =::e weakened. makIr q
them peculiarly suaoep,ible to the DE-.
veiopmeGs OF consumption. Foiey's
sna Aoaney ana Ter VIII atop the cough heal
pneumonia. In Grippe. coughs Yieia
Quickly 70 the wonderful curative 0nsii.
tiea OF Foloy'G Honey and Tar. There ia
nothinE elss Just as good" Evars
A comparison OF the Cole Gnapo Dis. !.
ss'oaeer wtsh Others on the market will
econ convince Won Of the.r superiority at
Buy a Cole from Sullivan Hdw. 90. : =. =
y Ths Hrealk Of life. .. ..S.i
It's g significant fact that the strongest
animal or its GjEe, the gorilla. aIsCI has,
the largest lEngs. Powerful lungs. .nte eans
powerful creatures. How. to keen The
cSis,a.1 oS5sis.ning orgsns rlghe should be: naan'e
othera. Mra. Ora AZ Stephens. az Par; 81
Williams, @ has learned how ca dnfhis.
She wrltek: g 3 Three bottles OF! Ir. .EKinn's
Neg Disco very stop ped N q ID il of tyyt;
. years aud cuset I me i,k what 10y friends
thbeogns theoag. an S29samp!le., grand 4oI
BY Orr GRAY q C04 d rn vRfsta: Proc 5lSc
and ~ GO. TrlaI bottle free. 5
Clears the Complex bn. 81 i:5:s *sS
z. orino Laxasise Ffnit Syrup stimulates
the liver and = thorough % eieaf1aas Z tIa
;aysten and clears d. seoIn riex xioii ] al
! piWPiss add bo:csaAA5 aa stas :ss go -
ativa Tor women and Chi iidrerl !as II ID mild
and pleasant. and does NOT. gripe 81 siok.
4. an. fino .!s \ % uch superior 10 pills.
:! ARel!enss waters and all otdinay yeathar
sad o'ofwefs; 1 EvsDa aP hafn ESsE
t2 sullivan .Hdsv hhas lever before
e + ard G ware The ss1argB tfsd 81 thsy saSa 4
having g u very c6nv vinctbg staHsnee thas
..sssperss .s.n9 Know " here tas buy rho gJ61s
they want
s a.MoMEY.T,55 3. Tor honns olisnts
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-21
..Ph,,t!slBsapAllo.;

: :The old man snipea stilI jgrn akseisS rs q
best Pictnrea FOX the Stncd dey.ss Franosa
made 70 order any sixe, at live aud iat
i've price. Fancy Pictures NJ IA CLAN
Snliivan Hdv. CO. is havinR "a ne,
msndouA demand 81 for s. Pl0ws. IS piuvv
Stocks 6c, dnnd farpnsrs apprscfata the
tbte Company and thafe fore faVor :ths sin
vgitts sheir ,husiaass. 6 81 a
tt;f$fV ben you want the best CD ttor, Hos
on the marie 4 7 call for Blus R9dvA.,s
These Hoes are sotG by Sullivan Hard.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-21
EOIEYl! SEaDRa YAls6s 6sHIAR
WuEV8 G93dSa FF4vOssGo EeEsG1llOnl0
Do Not be- ,lapesed unnn.

Do Not hs Inposea Upen.
Foley q Co., Chicago, originated Hon.
ey and Tar es throat and lung remsdv.
and on account Of the great merit and
popularity OF Foley's Honey and Tar
ma many r,nt LIMITATIONS are offered for the genu-
Inc. These worthless limitations have
similar sounding names. beware of
them. Tho genuine Foley's Honey and
Tar Is In a'yellow package. Ask. Tor it
and'refnse any substitute. It Ia the bsst
remedy for coughs and colde. Evans
When you want coed Rural Mail
Hcx nnx at very low price, call. on Sullivan
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-21

w: b. Brown. the popular pension
to pension, this beat thing 70 get ia DR..
Kings New LIS Pi!.s." he write, !:
:'ihsy keep my family In splendid
health" Quick cure tor Headache, Com
q ipation and Biliousness. 25c. Guar
q itesd at Orr. Gray, 81 Co.'S. drug store:
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-09
The COmmOner''
Mr.. Bryan's Paper.

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The election Of U. s. Judges and
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direct Legislation. the overthrow
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-09

Oil conditions In Kentucky and
Tennessee are not so good as had
beeu eApec,ea. and lew strikes II
Importance have been made during
the list week The price remains
about the same, with little chance
for an advance.
Secretary Wilson places The
years corn crop at 2,O79, 10000 bush
els. The Kentucky class in arith-
metic win proceed to reduce that
TO plnts, quarts, gallons and bar
rels
Bristol, Tenn, Nov 3 President
Roosevelt is In recent OF picture
OF the model ant,race suicide fam
lily, which Is in many other respects
a model one The picture Is that
of J. |. Reece aud wife and their
family OF thirteen children, ten boys
and three girls. Mr. Reeoe IS III
ty-wo years OF age and his wife
is forty-slx They were married
thirty years ago. when he was
twenty two and she was sixteen
years Of age. In the thirty years Of
their married life fourteen children
have been born 20 them, but one
Of the number died. The oldest
OF the living children Is tweniy-nIne
and the youngest five years This
family now resides at Emmett Sui
liyan county. Tennessee
owlngville, Ky. NOV b-After
having been hard driven for
forty miles. a fine buggy horse d.
ed In the street here The horse
had hem driven here from wyom-
Ing. Ky. by two young men
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owingsville. KY. Nov, s John
Oh ndlsr. a farmer, fifty-seven years
Of age, ded 4 blood p)is s'a' fol-
lawl7s an operation 10 ramye an
absc IS.
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Lexington, KY. Nov. 5. r Mrs n.
G. Dlingeffeld Inst night SCI for
publ.ca ion to local paper an open
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LOOK ovr FOR pAINrl

BE sure that you don't get stuck
on 1t. There are many inferior kinds
on the market, Use only good
quality in painting your house. II
is economy to do so. We guarantee
what we sell to Be- Just as we tell
you. See US before buying else
where. Snyder Hardware Co. Louisa
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Chesapeake 6 Ohio Railway.

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Morehead, KY, Nov 3, Judge
James G. White. aged seventy
years, passed away at $3.50, Thurs
day night Mr.. White has been
a practicing attorney at this end
other bars Ct Eastern Kentueky,for
nearly thirty-fiye years He has
been president of the Bank OF More
head FOR more than ten years. up
to his death last night. His re-
mains will be taken 10 Martinsburg
for burial tom PROV The Circuit
Court, before adjournment yesterday,
afternoon. passed resolutions to
set apart to the Bar and visiting
attorneys the second day Of the
March term TO pay tribute and re-
spect to the memory OF the de-
parted member.
Bowling Green. KY. Nov. 3.--Jamee
Kemp. OF this city. Is entitled To-
the dis4nction Of being the only
surviving American prisoner OF the
Mexican War. Mr. Kemp enlisted
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-13
PRISONERS WIFE DESTITUTE
Husband in Jail for Non=Support, Mrs.
CoImas Suffers for Food and
Medicine

Without food or money, Mrs. Lille
May Colmas is attempting to nurse her
dying baby, while her husband, who
was convicted of a charge of failing
to provide for his wife and children,
Is serving a five months sentence in the
city prison.
Officers Mojonnier and Berchtold Wis
tied the home of Mrs. Colmas at 552
Gladys avenue yesterday morning, and
found the woman and her child desti-
tute. The child is suffering from spinal
meningitis and is not expected to live.
The absence OF money With which to
purchase medicine and the worry over
her condition has made the woman al
most i'll.
A 2-year-old son is being taken care
Of by neighbors, who, it is said, are
also in reduced circumstances.
Larue Colmas, the womans husband
was arrested November 10 and was con-
victed on charge OF failing to provide
for his wife and children. Since the
trial the woman has had absolutely no
means of support.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-13
PUPILS PAY LOVING TRIBUTE
Many Friends of the Late Mrs. Kate
Tupper Galpin Cover Casket
With Flowers

Resting in Il violet lined casket, COW
cred with a pail of the fragrant BIOS
SONS, and surrounded with hundreds OF
beautiful floral tributes, the body of
Mrs. Kate Tupper Galpin lay in state in
the Shakespeare room Of Cumnock hall
from II to 2:30 O'Clock yesterday.
The last rites were performed at 2:30
O'clock in the auditorium of the build
ing, which was filled with friends and
former pupils of the noted educator.
The services was read by Rev. G
j. *. Jones, former pastor of the
Church OF the Unity, assisted bv Rev.
Bert Estes Howard, the present pastor.
Music was in charge of a quartet from
the Church of the Angels
The pail of violets was tribute from
the members of the Gaipin Shakespeare
club, who attended the services in a
body Young men who served as pail
bearers were Thomas and Alfred
Wilkes nephews of Mrs. Galpin; John
Lowe, Arthur Heinman, Hamilton Fay,
Lawrence Lowell Merrill NJ. Griggs
and Garnet Holme.
The body was cremated at Rosedale
cemetery where a short private SER
vice was held.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-13
INTERPRETATIONS

The United States Coast and Supply
company. Directors: w. S. Madick
John L. Green, j. r. Webb, Emil STERN
Low, II. A. Dunlop, A. c. Dale, Harry
Bobbitt. Capitalized for 100000, of
which $1,000 is subscribed.
The Marine Hardware and Supply
company. Directors: WILDER o. Dow,
w. j. Bliesner j. M. Shuck, A. f.
Webster. Peter Johnson. Incorporated
for $25, 900, of which $25 is subscribed.
The Gardena Syndicate. Directors;
w. Niles, j. c. Austin, j. G. Martindale,
S. j. White, NJ r. Calender. Capital
lied for 100000, of which $4,000 is
paid in.
The international Gas Generator and
Power company. Directors: M. c,
runnison, #. A. Smith, C. Wesley Har-
rlson, c. j. Flower, j, E. Harrison. In
corporated for 100000, of which $500
is paid in.
The Butterbaugh Realty company.
Directors: M, U. Butterbaugh, b.
Cohen, II. II. Maybury, f. A. Stephen
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-13
PROPERTY OWNERS PROTEST
Business Men and Church consrega-
ton Make Vigorous Objection to
Widening Eighth Street

A vigorous protest was made to the
board of public works of the council
yesterday ON the proposed widening of
Eighth street from Main to Figueroa,
a number of property owners declar-
ing that il the work was done their
property would be greatly damaged.
The German Lutheran church, cor
ner of Eighth and Flower was repre-
sented by a protestant who said that
the church would lose 800 square feet
of ground by the opening OF the street,
and the cost of the work was pro-
hibitive as far as the congregation was
concerned
Other property owners who have
brick business buildings on the street
endeavored to show the board that by
cutting five feet from in front of their
property a portion of the buildings
would necessarily be sacrificed.
The case was laid over for one week
in order to allow City Engineer STAFF
ford to pass on the necessity for the
improvement.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-13
PLEA FOR ALlMONY DENIED
Mrs. Ida Stratton Tries to Convince
Court She Is Entitled to
Money

Mrs. Ida Stratton. through her at
torney, tried to convince Judge Gibbs
yesterday that although she owned a
house worth $4,000 in Los Angeles and
property valued at $1,000 at Long Beach
she was entitled to alimony from her
husband, Samuel NJ. Stratton, from
whom she is attempting to secure a
divorce.
Stratton testified that he had no
means outside Of his salary of $1SO a
month and the real estate belonging to
his wife brings in an income of $50 a
month, all of which she gets.
The application for alimony was de-
MED by Judge Gibbs of department
of the superior court.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-13
RESPECT sLAUsoN'S MEMORY
Directors of Barlow Sanitarium Fora
muIate Beautiful Tribute to
ate PhiIanthropist

Members of the board of directors
of the Barlow sanatorium have formu-
lated a beautiful tribute to the men,
ory of Jonathan Sayre Slauson, the for
mer president of the board.
"An appreciation" it is called. and
it tells of the deep feeling which the
directors have for the memory of the
man who helped to make the instltu-
ton possible His characteristics as a
philanthropist. q leader, a Christian
and a man are dwelt upon in the docu-
mant
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-13
Combs
IS Gents

OF course the number of
side, neck and back combs
Gin shell and amber), which
we placed on sale two days
ago at 25c, has greatly
diminished-but the assort-
mcnts are still good, be-
cause we've added here and
there styles to suit the most
discriminating. Com b S
worth, without exagger-
alton, UP to ST. are now on
sale at 25c each.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-13
Learns Of sudden Death

Mrs. A. G.. i. Trew, wife of the Rev.
DR. Trew Of All Saints church, learned
by telegram Thursday evening that her
sister, Mrs. ]. Lyon Barnum, died very
suddenly that afternoon at her home
a { Cayuga, ont, Canada.
Eastern Officials Coming
Local railroad officials are expecting
q large number of eastern officials to
arrive in Los Angeles Sunday and
Monday TO attend the meeting of the
western freight classification commit
tee to be held here January 49,
Meetings in Car Barns
Religious meetings have boen i'm
augurated for the street car men at the
different car barns of the Los Angeles
Street Railway company by the local
w. G. #. L. Considerable interest is
being manifested i'm these meetings.
Change on Rock Island
Word was received by the Los An-
geles officials of the Rock Island road
yesterday that ]. f. Holden had re-
signed his position as traffic manager,
with Headquarters at Chicago, and that
his place has been taken by II. Cover,
formerly assistant traffic manager.
Picture Mountain Scenery
The largest picture of railroad
Facilic Electric Railway company.
When completed it will be eight feet
long and twenty inches high. The scene
is of the railway as it winds its way
UP Mt. Lowe. The picture will be col
ored to represent the mountain as II
appears to the tourists eye. The pic
tCre will be used for advertising pur-
poses.
Desertion is Charged
Mrs. Dorothy Launicrc secured a di-
vOrce from her husband, B. j. Launiere,
yesterday on the grounds of desertion.
The couple were married in France
twelve years ago. The complaint as
serted that five years ago. when they
came TO America, Launiere disappeared
and since that time no trace has been
had by Mrs Launiere of her missing
husband. The divorce was granted by
Judge Conrey.
Trouble in Company F
Company + of the n. G. c. will prob
ably be mustered out of the service in
disgrace or at least such is the opinion
OF the officers Of the guard. Wednesday
night at annual inspection, Col.
Schreber appeared at the armory and,
according to several members of Com
pany +, made disparaging remarks.
Capt. MeIIenna, who was in charge OF
the company, Immediately resigned and
the rest of the company may follow
him.
Francis Murphy Receivers
Francis Murphy the gospel temper
ence advocate, has recovered from an
attack of the grip and will be present
at the meeting to be held in Blanchard
hall Sunday evening. Mr.. Murphy will
speak on the subject "Give Us This
Day Our Daily Bread" An excellent
program OF music has been arranged
by j. w. Ecclestone. Miss Stella Call
lender will sing and Miss Marian Bo-
ward. a talented violnist, will give a
number of selections.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-13
Mocha Gloves for Less

son. o. G. Myren. Capitalized for $4,000,
of which $1005 is paid ill.,
The Barstow Mining and Milling COM
pany. Directors: j. M. Graybill of
Los Angeles, Wong Kee, c. w. Roach,
T. A. Smithson, B. A. Stephens. In
corporated for $1,OOO,OOO, of which all
is paid in.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-13
Neckwedr
Sale

Now for a thorough cleanup
of the neckwear stocks i'll
anticipation of stock-taking
day.
Dozens and dozens of differ
ent styles that have sold here
toforc at soc to $3.50 are
marked for speedy clearance
at about half price.
soc values, 25c; 75c to 81
values, soc; $1.25 to $3.50 val
ues, 75c; $1.75 to $3.50 val
ues, ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-13

Evangeiistic services are being held
by the Christian church in a large
tent, corner Thirty-scventh and Main
streets, conducted by Evangelist de
Forrest Austin. Rev. j. z. Mcknight,
pastor of the Magnolia Avenue Chris.
tian church, accompanied by about
twenty-five members of his church,
attended the services last evening. A
Christian church is expected to be
established in the southern portion of
the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-13
Rules Against eaynor and Greene
BY Associated Press.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Jan. 12.-Judge
Speer in the federal court this morn
Ing, Immediately after its convening,
read his opinion on the special plea of
counsel OF Greene and Gaynor as to
the jurisdiction of the court This
opinion was adverse to the defendants,
whose petition that they be discharged
from custody. was denied.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
SOME FIGHTING REGIMENrs

SOME FIGHTING REGIMENTS
Robert j. Burdette, pastor OF Temple
Baptist church, will preach in the
armory, Eighth and Spring, at II and
1880 next Sunday Topic of morning
sermon igtrg me Ressrts sPOrs Gs hns eiHHeaing
loned service of gospel song preeedes
the evening service. Come early and
sing with us. The Seventh regiment Is
especially invited to attend the evening
service. Strangers and visitors in the
city always most cordially welcome.