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PRODUCT
Blamed Republican National
i, Committee for Democratic
Vittsry Of' 1912


New York. S april {. tdrngyS for
the government In the dissolution salt
Hgalnat the American SuEnr Relninl,
Company sought testimony today Ia.
SUPPORT OF their contention that the
'cprpos ton HuGtafied The supply OF
refined sugar and increased pfices BIZ,
'bliyiftg up rival aiines sles and CLOSING
them E Eiapry. u y lIese; d director OF
the eofpDany and chairman of It's man
lMfaeturinB board, admitted that white
they had lying idle two relinGrles en-
pahle Of producing 2,Q pounds.a a day,
they piiscli ased a refinery 1T Camden,
~, Jats although they knew that It's
fiisf fit ieas we're inaashliiste and
iswanld cost $500, 900 TO pnt ihs bniias
linea III repair. &. s5s
Previously Niese had testified tiss1t
the qEppan lolll 'sres serye' geitps
pr5gs unus neiu sfuenf rauuy5. IUF opera
iti6l in case One OF the regular mills
Isez Destroyed by fire., The Witness
denied k,soYls1ge OF the iirectors Of
tbs irierican Sugar Refining 4 Company
ordering certain reflneFiss closed or
iel6ae d refinery had had, il lih6 pasl.
come from II. %. TIayeiueyer. president
Of the company, or othar high: E.ils
thofity. Z. &
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LyAza-l ~ g DDynrsp
IIAy; ! !; ggt shess pltifai evidences left

tdny.f But these pitifuI evidences left
no doubt that this was war.
e 'loifage IA the hos DItal sis match.
ed by courage in the field by wiliIns-
ness to yentue everything for the great
prize IN death battle. Nevnr hofore
1Hfsrr raw Boidisrs Tn0rs easily turn
ed back from fight into the thick OF
'death and the c6nffieta During the
first daylight artillery and Infantry
astacl, oti Gomez Palaciot the Federal
IRE ellarew so hot that things seemed
20 SN7guif1g badly for the rebeIa. Men
bega1; TO leaye the trenches ana make
their gaytto the rear. Il ys.e. -. -
" ~ at oaee' q Mexican rode on
horseback through the mesquite IN the
direction OF the rearwaFd movement.
'Fuela tgo back hp yelled. And at
the word, the men faced the shot and
Shell from the sontf once more and
all marched cheerfqlly back to the
held they were about 20 abandon.
In simple justice, Il must be said
that there were fewer evidences of
The morning of the en-
trance into Gomez Palacio some, SOL
diers rode up 70 we'll kept cottage
on The grounds of ~ j, soap factory.
The proprietor watched them anxiona-
~, 0ne soldier drew In nt she Eai-
.legys wheEe q magnificent vine was
brilliant With roses; he took one and
t'aiped 1t gayly to his companions ana
ali rode OF, leaving the house OWNER
astonished ut the illustration Of ififis
itarg mod deration. 3's+Sf,l llsi'it
There is one brand of FeieFal serit..
VICE for whie 4 ne flnet (, q S s,IE a.. !.
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M0NEE. Ia re .NETs.. !

Alabama Esay Gives Results af yYl,s. =,
II Isl INC re- gli =. 20 Z
w: r.. Ilayri6r be C,ottondaie. Ain,
write ii9ws 10 Scut AeEn lfiAfalist,
ltE the readers Wait L
nm doing aud what Z have done. The
past year had L piece OF old rtif,
DOWN nd tiiit ysQlll not make eyer
400 pounds 6f seed cottoa on fiirsn
5isllsi tssoEI sper. acfe, which yrns
not paying me At ALI So L nlantoa
three tfuutthB OF an acre OF this land In
peanuts and tbs remainder IA soy
beans. which was about half an acre.
From the land planted In iliealiilts 8
gathered 80 bushels which I sold al
an average Of S1.25 per bushel, and
from the - si In IN roy uTilai5
gEthered four bus heiss tbesides, l cut
7:.=s Sc 80 !: - 3
md that there Is is.s: s.
ftIlg reaurlts on your poor land thas
snytaiig else hr5isps, IL NiifiIiiiEfpros
the SOL. IIsie terf acss nearithe house,
! plant Ia Ca tEeo = as:ye fcs eiifekeas In
lghe summer.
I4ast year ! planted about one-slx- :
Iteenth of en- acre In watermeinus,
which made aI we could nee; 3faa aoi
the hogs good snhny, and sold so
worth 10 people passing hy. At this
rate that would BIS 81 q per as e.
s rDlna The setl Side the; gzF-
den we hHYe plenty s0f s Ira 5erriSs
furnishing us all we can 5Iise oifss6iyas
Iand some 60 sell. n here IS no exc,ise
Eof any Of us IL rIilni.a iSafn Z ti as.t
sue Jury aR a nice bowl ,oF Ser
Iries for srea fzst. we should irnt
comp Ia bf the IL ii Cost of slFlsl a
e4se iss ara 9esis isg b6neftted ess Il.
Sep 4 hos I'd the lot iiiF:nig Ia q
She 1Iae fssl,t II X 81
and ne IS 10 liiii e.lfIy ID iha
ave liist sow IitactlcaiIy aff 81
IIgilt lAss EyAsss eot ton ian a sii oats illflst
s9iii plant corn tiftar tiiste a. Sls.s4s Is
do my epIsnting 6f akips sfs cotton
saffd fcoi; With viii esi eis J! - as
10 llay ys early peas for the tabie ana 70
sell .-Ej;.ssS
5,.sI aui goEsl 10 trs erls iii 3 lisss.:ss
shis yea and II Ii is 4 success {
Will cont ihste. e
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Following lBs the conigIete lIss ~
tlpse who VIII come here from Tie.
Spnstegs kEgEl pr sass slsinF tss-ses Greer
MODS grocery Co, ! 'aslaii.
W gsaIfiaIsef and 81. s. s.
Green wood les and Coal /. Cot Drfs s,
DIRE vs. Company, Co0pEf & affss
Green WcDd Fruit Eo,, s1ushern Cotton
tfsood Ger, tfisis
=
tfislB Coz Waller T j Ianea. stitai
Clothing CO.. Is ilie Cetifah. ~
Simmons, Huias Mas, y !. III isgsi
tsiid !. BoIsoTss s,resoa GARAGE. s. b.
egs is W. s Srrcit s. %
aud ~. r. Wise g. sa5cG school s u: s !.
e. outzs. tionn sean and EkehBn kei
Bank, Pecples' BANK n W Afefalfa.
ilixle slRyaEef ~ 81 \ u aS3spE.
,EhoYne, Bailey - liars Institute KsiS
saf B7oe wood Hard III
fiiifsFstw0 cars Will d sisad 81 hn.
apsstA aEins aaa Ia al Is
sorted that gegai orders have ileea
Tor epseil,l Sffna 6ns1. q
~ t.sc contract Epgl iss &. ~. j ~ for.
q pIib sdftf co11i An =
2aaNt q ~ ec iss the
ei4ha ihat have 1et Il cont 3 elop.
& ID \ z
to do h & q
Ii nd1illek u e 40 "a IL -
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oIo 3ao Q o 90 90 d o q a 1, o o o q
NsAlNF 1sl ron THE PLACE.
J, 10
Q Q 9 q @ 9 q. e,5n o % % 30 o % o o. o o. o o.
I3eahyiiia lBiadm6h4,

sd5es shyilia iF46 6dhi6 IA sssi,sl 9
4 The EreeryiIle e Clearing Honse ksL
eoctatinn has offered the n affle al III 4.
81 Nor w0od, q 9ronlia liaenti,iaaniser of
this city for a position on the hoard Of
q sllreetQEs I'M Use federal ressfpa INK
pf tn sdiatri L. There are. tcg Be three
tIlte3f lass three 10 constitute Sinss
elesses8of diEact nee e 8 ,eSl, 4 ii--
l3s and ssiirse to euiSst titute ltsi6ss (,.
! IL - desired ID haze Mr. i gtor w3od sona
fos q rec Glass "a directors
The. Glass a directors aFa ! Ia s ,,ss
bankers and they are 10 lre chosen ly
I the national fhallSs who 81 Be- Yn aiiliIar;,
OF the ass0ciat tton. It SCENE IN 5bs
fhnA ans,s - 3 =
iors should Gene from Yifgtnsa An :
otlle from Maryland and fSEat alfs Il
: W Norwood, reIte SCI ting the two
= iSssssss.:ssa BE tho ttird E,ta
suatiens 81 - -
Norwood is thoroughly
tallsl is!l with ban KING onGi itiens III
the tios Carol linils. He Is thorough
aequainled with the needs OF flie
two states.l with the paper that they
g ave TO otfer and with tier saiis
that g ban King fnapibe Of the board
OK directors shosld be acquainted
With He has xtensive eonnsctipng
| In both North and South c atdlira and
ta h 2 man whose iTllegrity cor ffafrle
Icangiot b. questioned bs. nybody. Inst
such Z man US eededs 0is he sbaaFd
u be iglpo e for EACH state
| il the. ITO htvaisa Glass Al a.
E7s;s'yslE = Eecras ~ ps tliltl "a dIreetor
from Maryland eosfid renresctlt tl,al
state aud 81 ktr' az of coiiitnbia "a
| director froni Ufe9iIifa cciiId raIlresss,s i
tint statss and 81 tifglIiia: Mr. t
B q Srenrcaen q srlil ma ana
Soatf II 9 is x, tss
l 9lla afse ssi ssf Mr. III +
tdiseetpr og tlte bank VIII add ifiisthaT
IstrepEtll kg IT, &, I
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il4D sigIl lsTIRRs ItEaE..

. Il
tilessage Was received mere yes
terdqy afternoon Announcing tlie aud )
den death Of aErs. Myrtle AieAfurfnrv
2sAdlaR .eslalnh sszssl - -
from fscsns iisn 9s. and ,Fas eettSt,s
aiolik very nicely Slss had iiist NM rre.
heafty Inner, when ssiSon
ieaxilg che dl9snR aotn 70 return l6
her ronsn sha dropped deSiI. sIsr
death Is eaid % haze been calsed rom
heart failure -
ief ne the totinkest
DAT % 8 se2s 3 fuFfefs t,E
s,pQsip llsl s,nn es liie kosgIl iabas
ipsossss.e res len SIZE WAS kbonf
u seage si3 & Ef aii,i vfs,it 4 sister ~
Mesehie folley and II ailFr
f5E
she. Ellfls Han sFnisiaf iis
O fsilbf 81 ~ enc Batifl ehiiFali
d 8 i sisrFf Is 4 bT7 an i6fss!f :
spa " ReelSn 0l IA. her father a,Ilf
fet;eaa sisls9e ST with s I,ssi
~ zfsanl nflsi To -. sil{i
niIhed esr fBo n f6ce 81 IL
sals e'e III I'VE q tbs eily Eeff
skbf Esealoh q sny har kSs
lsllllls q acliaiA q oF sFsferfdsrl.
la1sl8 q flls Ee1iIsIy eke lead ilS6I3s
i'fnfonha axloflsll,f a theif erets
assn
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presfse1t oE the Massachusetts Vol
nIileefs AEt A ei fSrl IL l6si directed IN
large tise IN aiSEag b 100000 which
sses used TO fit oiil the hospital ship
az state.
W sst tersft ~ Ssss a:lt. Draper had
lsoniii i:entIy cannes "a with The
3lFarer Company q ras9 faetIIfes or
e machinery. HisSiipEae through.
ilfe was ii " husetfs.
sshafa wes btjs ii &. ssiia ssthnica.
tsBihins WaJy Inh iifle,i at the sliassa-
ehttsstls institute 6f ahnli0sy.
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Very truly,
3 - q I. - = I. = =
q II y - e Il President.


y
I'll Ha.fp, ) a rnibroiser
Iins tho :; s noe ( a IN
lEonstitut ion Alist camb baifsil as:s5nstl
Torreon md h 1nuititads Of fncidenis
'naralSs Iss ~ tisi = said Assoel-8
VINO accontz
rssIAIed neileTfl " lie, and who reached
tTligs sssiis ont, siifefIv a,lyins; :; tsai
cam can 2 f 2 .e:.. - Z, ..was tho mix
{illH q ssi g eonfldenee YiEla's
name Inspired il Ais fol lloHe9s
ieileral Y ~ says he VIII shoot.
any ppc y.Pgn Q 81 - teie egrapft wires
+ t'x sitoQt the train, called out
AI1 once 70 the enldiers on ION iSSf 4
{rpoli ini - fiers I'm proving their
mar lSsil l + hllqoting at tie 81 E
slliAtc cs's' on teie l,fsfla cloE zhatafi
" catssess 1Eine ceased. : No :
body sfsla lila mean shaE
send isr RAM et once lsr,i q
spoEg ellt 10 Il fsitls Y
fsal'g IL Ills nesd . ce
aes. tree Beaf TIM asIfdaf trhc \ &
lcan as the fearetfsii a.
IsIlqElF gfIlS mas inst lfI0 s
tl,ea lI - trls so
tiat y t 1fdcf3 ff5ll hirn and
Isps ID sSn osie, a46.i
- 81 ei - ~ tat4
ascss tsless sgs sniit
q IA scne
5sies as siiFe Nsti1 nifi fel
slnses alAa stkfiea q tsA1 b s.
iiote e ariIsk lftas one 81 tlle nuni
~ :, =, !. - y, 7 - 8 = y
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DRl !! /
RIllY


Gfaeryiiiss IS. S.. April ssben s.;
Drape former goyerppf of Afaasas
tiitlset led her today Mr..
Elrap sg6s stricken fsh t:afAlysiAl
here 1lesdey He vas IS seara old,
lIIEti y UT0WIE5DL LEuHIlFzHCTJIEsgsoI text
tile hisfery in Nes IN land.
The body Nof Mr. Draper vii 5e
placed Ia speeia esr Z wiilcsl wiIl
be attached to Southern lrhiii Nos
t9fisu7fpS aftef Tiia Eunreai
VIII be held Tuesday aopewefi,
Aiass The body vas e1iibnInea by
q local tnt estaiIiTls nsfSbIIh IhhniRnt.
Tie condition OF ar. Grape n was
aeriona froei the time of the stack
ind large corps pf sic;Rns Vi sre
III attend lance the nntfehf,s entire
5eff F ~ affeHted ~ sliA na afytic
stroke IN aaditidl u ab5 Ielsna here
and from f1sTI1sIs = NJ - szf { isd on
the casei two doclo sr6u boston
- ere Hufnfinnel y
sgE Dtanef sius 1t q focal
hotel a e y itnaF1 his afrsFal.
Df Ills WAY ssoEr 4 trip io'
ID C tita. 1F All his con- Z
n I'1I
:islee an v ere seat 70 en- 5I al lsj
fenifiy So assaphusa q sngAtnonsffs
sselA to tib bedside SgglF 90 =
Dag The lead man Dsons if esit fi
Ess NE indastfta and oilicaa
lie 81 beiusett PIE 16sl5 tel
his eI7cliDa rs gofelhpf as
Rehnsetts Ii 1863 served as
glss fiEEefsiifz snaE 1900 g 1seSi
sternAr ol l,la lhte from
1902 81 tsiI ny. prapeE eieoksd
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FI.0I.ENeE. lIAsRIIIlEElg0N IIlME

! Asfe ! d. 4. u q
stter from Tho President to Readers
Of shls Paper. 3,
Dear Friend 4 is 3.
w tIiiic lie poor VIC have always with
sand tiiRt sFc know taiiE We siio;Iitt.
mover close our ears,. to- the cry az.
l.i;slgGitGiiie poverty. 1t attn seems
"A hat kofs all times OF the year E,tiie EEis1i
tertsde. gEsat fsaer iLieiaT season, z ss
sihe Emo rartiCilarly nttihg for oiif
{ most ,Senef6us siSilig 10 fliose less
ortullate tllstiic on Ives. or silcht
g re- g pr lppns igiss whose lives; iiost
D of the nj lave Alien ftiE short cf album
dnnee ls sors mi aterii ". 4 hey
Gene to US most often IN need OF ev-
ersthing, Frdlii the kind word to the
llelping hfndi
0tr home is for one class only,
IS yi2, !, thoss who have ma de their fifsf
mistake. and desire IA, lRkf,Ehlt. feszsssi
{ er5 the path which leadett to destrnc-
The nafnc s.IsE6fe.i6e eritten6ont,l
dcisa got impl & 9 y "a a
Of any kind IN all, this home has re-
) eelyed 81 ZOO from the National FN0fs
fcign Mission aud nothing for over D
Z. .ycfST'5.
oaly those who have prayed that
Gods grace should enter the hearts
OF these poors errltlg ones, and have
s stsiyels TO help III bat work Of grace
cniy those that know what 10y comes
& when one Gees bii ettel lite fegenS
3 Grated. Such Joy is 9urss oter and
over again. s not We are not some
tiiues saddened because aGilis Stif itt5ss
ipgor afiiiFeh wilifaIty fagss am The
Is tlian that ge Il soIlt tb
}, Il ~ ~ ,sf,, III ~
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branc hes pied ar0iisS rs q paaa S,Gre of
eEgte lprE 9 .. IS.
Of caiiyas irois II er GastS
in any eFent. she esseliers Ia the
BuIEiIIlsr no8aH85 re pYAe cl1ify IN the
0ref Il fhe 4 tlsnt 5ll 4 as S ssavs
.ef for Is sllng,a cl,ld "a
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Blake


sectee lt5 Foaiifis 6st5laAt f56
eRnefssl a 81 q lflt. - Is :! I, -
government Il aaSia a9 oda tsltilion
eceg6inF a afAs q
TOD ~ rs 81 @ pefas tFiii ss hi.
,fhe liz k,it dia
tslail locke Wis s. sil,e ID ssIs6f Isiet. 4,
90 920p. 900: | ks,1s saVs y
fng canvas het 8 q AZ
riien 4 y Is l3 s tfS:li
<tta q % and iae illa,| IS lisS s., ,,s.
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very much i6pa d hi at those Fsi 10 oR n
ItaaelltSes but hI1sa ao business te pa !
EtsnbeF nf eifizesls who 10 not own
,rHrS j TO ND ssid viii help siiere.
The nx e1se. liet tysen sight and ten,
Etiss can tA entered III iIiis way and
swilI be as & sIl Increasing the
oIils s sils price % tw0 panners.
Il tipn oE POSI- ti1n II the. pro-
Ieeasion NJ n sssSssss settled Thnfeday morn
IIng by a Ia s.6ntes All boost
'&ny others N,o wish 10 go. saFe re-
lSs;ssted 20 cali 81 secret AiaFsh6ti's
once rsda y IncgninE before 12
oeioclE and draw a Number, &
All mhekineg are requested TO ass
1 On the iii 3 Friday
morning ~ q q fully secorated d Ar
haze zen ,de file
pub roiaInittes TO have i psioFos
|pfag me 4 e 81 the llne
~ = & - = IN IN = :
Sc q In ID atet slapeses
gCF6. apary q ssfns s roy
"a aios ne SOP
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H. w. Gregory g0f; tsgllIfamston. twas
among 2 the business men, in Bolton tg5
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J. ~. R0THRoCkaiN aiN DELTON
Farm DemOnstrat0s Paid u Visit "a
Husflihg Little City.

: d..
Farm Demonstrated Paid Il Visit "a
Husflihg Little City.
.Belton, April S.The competent and
pleasant Farm Demonstration Agent.
y, w. Rothrock, of Anderson county
was in. .Balton today. AIr: Rotiironkf ID
very anxious TO get three ladies In.
Beiton Who make bntter for market 10
allow him to make a test of the QUAIL
ity of milk nsed for butter. He has
2 tester tis.at syill show the exact.
amount OF butter, in a certain amount
of milit. He wants 10 have this dem
onstration IN the near future. Mr.
ttothrock says that COW should pro-
dllce a pounli OF oilK daily. y
sn oi tie exhibits OF the
= tate this q Hits said that he wants
the farmers of BeIton Snd yicInity gto'
have fine exhibit In the agricultural
dspartfbent and there is no reason
why our farmers should not haye one
.afstiley best exhibit should not have one
Now is the tire to begin and keep
the rictlitural eyhitit iIS snind Riiiiff
nave an that ~ }neGe safg is coop
Ieratien OF the farmers and the Farm
Demo nstratOr. Let 81 be aaiti By the
Judges next rfHii at the State Fair that
gBelton Is among the leadara il1 neisiz
culture This Is true, but what the
Demonstration wants is to have these
exhibits at the Fair TINT visitors who
are not aequainted with the wonders
.fnl progfess OF agriculture In Ander5
son county may see and learn OF this
portion OF thu piednont.
world = gdoass and the. burden of their
support taxes our every dollar be.
syond its capafity We need money,
need II badly for our every day ieeds;
/ we alwiys xvi need money ms ,lone
/ as parents are ignorant and gigls ard
ID dang s3nily lis always
large aS ,lrese end, nifnbering %. I'VE
nave little babies of a few N9elzs, 50
lew months scnta q year ol al SOME
two jyearsls sii Dur girls ayerase ha-
had q most year I. We need no;
only IRoyiey !, jbtt It's equivalent t4-fopd
are now In greater need thar
eTeP becauSe we must have Sa nav
bull ildiIig, in another locality. and tiiat
very Soon We aise much hammered
by lack or !foofi. kttpresetlt, one ,yers
incoiIy enient ap ftineIit must serve az
WORK room, school rom, chapel and
7-efEfSy We nave no IN
Urinary, there being no such place
get ..:t !. 4 ss:s. !,
have q wing 5tor preventive Rsrk. So
fIitsiiy kbIieais es,:ss - .ss &C
take ynalilg girls because tlles fall
from dang environnle ents; and
we eannot ajse them because we have
no room for them !.
We have 2 great work to do, but VIZ
can do only as much as your contrf.
nution5 eR ableslls to. do. Our friends
are otls viii You moi
help US, and as literally as you can;
70 eArls reader every Eas.
Ter JOY Lam
Very truly. s.
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i Ok. Liyingsioas asr, Miss Liyfhgstoti
viii return to ular Monday, :, -
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81 Sgs.Sifii 4. q i a sis.s5 ~ IN
tcstliiiSny iiy the iEte ID slsc dainhlse x.
cuinfnlsslen On fsie .ss s tli,I. sil talts,
ern railroad Is Stss Ne pen 9 scsit In
cyecte III freight ras ~ "a soncbsslea
today 80 fe Z As a 9raseDe phase 81
have lse1f1 MT tssf ~ I'D sssS
comm feEl e ats ia "a
hand by Mat tiu1e. Is ;lr,D IS no
ItEs 90 - ~ ~ - nm lave NrllHNfEnl
son ph teat d
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sUaHEE sssss sa MI s. 81 snss is Is 5a s
S
Primary a
sracai
County
sofcs cF
thor sHals.ln
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. peltcnI April MIR. and Mrs n. Nj!
;BrTmlett of Chester are. spending
wafle: in town gIestes of Mr.. and Mrs.
n AtiNilIialas. "a
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.
AsEs VA n { q! To EllaIsIeT
tIsa sI lsa lost
ller sprec
eesl Too
long sii1eE YsSu rem on
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INTERESTING BUDGET OF NEWS
: AND NOTES FROM BUSY BEI.TON
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..*, Ar. ~ w, Collier OF GFeenvillsi Mr..
~: III. Harrison of Greenville, Mfr. n.
= $. Beattie of Anderson, and Mr.. L. y.
Switzer OF anderson. All of the south
ern Bell Telephone Co.. were, visitors
In town today.
lioston. April S.--.Mr. and Mrs. g. R.
Kay, of Bolton Route 2, were In town
eaonping. yesterday
Col L. +. Campbell; Of eureka, was
among those in town yesterday.
Z e,lnmsoa WniieEaam. was visitor
10 anderson yesterday.
Jas. A.: Cox, OF Topey Creek section,
w;la} ataollg those in town on business
Nogton Parker, g prominent farmer;
OF the Jackson Mill section, was here
on business today. p, =
j 4. Dem, ono af T8nay Grtek,B
prhsperous cltfZena. WAS IN town to-
daytpF htisiless. Mr.. Dean purchased
: y Z ~ sofgIef lsot!i tgiriIig ear from
W, ar,tbbs With here. Mf. arhbbs
s5is rearesenting II u. sylips, Of Iionea.
II y.
ii ws,:i Is
yiaitor to Anderson today.
Miss IesaIe o, Livingston, Who is
4 teaehing music alt plar, S! &C.. arrived
In Belton this AFT tarno n and will spend
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Miss Dessle o. Livingston, who Is
teaching music III Olar. S. s8c. arrived
In Relton this aftarno n and will spend
" III HyTl pIrcIIi,s, mr.. anu MIS-.
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Visitor to Anderson today.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1914-04-10
SCHOOL MEETING

Pursuant to the fifteen days notice
required by law, meeting was held
at Herndon Saturday, April 4, to de-
eide by ballot whether or not a con-
soiidated school district should be
established in that vicinity.
The meeting was called TO order
promptly at 2 o'clock p. m. by
County School Superintendent James
l.. Lynch and was organized by elect
ing ]. l.. Lynch as chairman and r,
n. Taylor. secretary.
A more peaceable, orderly and
good natured assembly OF men could
not be found anywhere among intelii-
gent and civilized christian freemen.
After n brief explanation by the
chairman OF the purpose OF the meet
ing. The methoc OF preparing the
ballot for voting (erasing For Con-
solidation or Against Consolidation"
as the case might be TO suit the wish
of the voter, who then wrote his name
on the back of the ballot.) The voting
proceeded good bumoredly and re-
suited. according to the count OF the
tellers. Messrs. T. r. Claycomb and
John Shellenburger with r. n. Tay-
lor talley. in the defeat Of consoli-
dation by a vote of 81 for to Ss
against the proposition.
No further business. the meeting
was adjourned sine die.
JAMES l.. LYNCH, Chair.
r. N. TAYLOR, Sec'y.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1914-04-10
COUNTY COURT.

The Saline County Court was In
session Wednesday April sth and at
tended to rotinc business.
James II. Ashurst filed his resigna-
ton as Justice OF the Peace for Mar
shall Township.
Wade II. HiggInbotham filed his
resignation as constable OF Arrow
Rock township. Homer Jennings
appointed TO mi vacancy.
Lewis Herring, Jr., files his resis-
nation rs commissioner OF Eimwood
Special Road district.
]. S. Wilson filed his resignation
as commissioner OF Slater Special
Road district.
Sherman Houston was appointed
commissioner OF Malta Bend Special
Road district TO fill vacancy.
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F.AIRyII.IE.

Mr.. W. Z. Long spent Sunday night
with Frank Long and wife. The
latter has been very III with potomane
poison for last week. Drs. Sullivan
OF Miami attending ber twice a day.
Rev. Greenway returned home Fri
day from Aulsyille. where he attended
the Baptist convention two days.
Mrs. II. w. Harvey and son. Robt
were In Marshall Saturday shopping.
C. Dyer entertained Friday night
Master George Long, /. c. Withers
and Dick Hawkins.
Mr.. Harvey Bristow Of Marshall
was in our town Friday and called al
the SHELTON home.
l.. l.. Tucker, wife and children
were dinner guests Friday evening at
the Skelton home.
Our postman. Mr.. IL. Nave, now de-
liyers the mail in a new Overland car
arriving here at eight o'clock instead
OF ten.
Mrs. Sarah Price spent Thursday
with her daughter. Mrs. Vaughn Utz,