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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1914-05-13
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ST PAUL's.

May II Miss D. sY emilh
VIZ visiting at William Fesper
Ean'b Sunday night.
/ E. Webb os Il rae hfg-m TIE
lass lew weo.s, ais Nj. l. u It
and l.. J Beaver zach tvst Of E.
6. A Gooumau vlsite1 at }. z
Y SIS sunday 'v-;hg
Ms, AID MIS-. j. ". BrAdsi.a@
g;stt d at th,,ir 8 .ls, q. /. Brad
.h>w's Lieut. Mo rsvllIt, Saturday
uight aud Sunday
NJ Mi + All wife visited at
&. Il. K ou's last Sunday.
VIII Davis and family, fr>- m
al W. Ghlua Grove, visited at j.
W. Bfadshaws' Sunday.
w. are sorry tc note that Mra,
&. Il. Koon 10 no better at this
vrlelug.
MI and Mrs Allie Cress from
China Gruve visited at John
Cress's Sunday.
J. l.. Brown and wife visited a,
j. A. Yost's Sunday evening.
Miss Cora and Beulah Shupine
of Kannapolis, have beenat home
for the LIST few days.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Crust
visited at D lph CaspeI's Sund,
venItg
J W Y al and children visited
g. ]. y. Ynst's SUNDAY evening.
MI. and MEe. W R, R ckare
Of Culna Grove, visited at Mis-
While Cress's Sunday night
W. T. Goodman and Floyd Ba..
ger we're IN Chi. a Grove last SAT,
urday evening.
There will be an entstainmenN
at the 1oss academy on ascension
night.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1914-05-13

May 11.-The farmers of this
community are making good use
# the pretty weather. Some are
through planting, while others
have low Ian t. plant yet.
Miss Flora G. odman visited
Miss Addie Cauole Saturday
night.
The Snr day school at Provi.
denc- NJ. E Church is %progressi..g
rlcely with Wm. Peeler as sup.
Q intdej t.
Thore Will be chlldrpn's day ser
vice at Providence Sunday, May
54sh. A program consisting of
songs and recltatlous has been
prepared. Ever,b dy is invited
to come and brn e BASKETS filled
With s netting good to eat
Come cut aud let's make the day
long rem H. Dered,
Miss Beu4ah Agner spent Sat.
urday night with Miss Addie
Cauble.
VIM, Peeler has purchased q
nice rubber tire buggy. Look
out girls, Lee wall be coming
around.
Qaite G humber of young PEG,
pie from Providence, went to
Bethel Sunday to bear Rev P W.
Tucker, preach. He Is conduct
ing q big meeting at that place
this week.
Miss Eta Poole visited Miss
Addle Cauhle Saturday night.
NJ. L Rafty and wife spent
Sunday May 10Th, at home.
Mrs R. L. Lsutz Wis ted Mre.
NJ. B. Rufty Monday.
G me al opg pencil pushers and
'et's make the paper lively.
B 'st wishes to the Watchman
AID R cord. VI LET.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1914-05-13
Convention Of the 18Th. Judic ial District.

The Democratic Convention Of
the 15sh, Judicial Dls'rics is here
by called to meet in the city OF
Salisbury. N. g., on Thursday,
The 28vh day of June, fer the nomi
nation Off Democratic candidate
for solicitor for the said district,
and for the transaction CT such
other busiuets as may come be-
fore the convention.
The invention will be called tc
order at noon upon the day men
tioned.
By order Of the Executive Com.
mittee:
HAL NJ. WORTH, chairman
Democratic Executive Com.
mittee 15sh Judicial District.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1914-05-13

we heard from her, December 1912,
she was still a friend of Peruna.
For other testimonials on catarrh
of the stomach, see Ills of Life" e
free. Address Peruna Co, Columbus,
Ohio.
The stomach and bowels are lined
with a mucous membrane. They are
therefore subject to catarrh, the same
as the nose and throat. Catarrh of
the stomach and bowels will derange
the functions of these organs. The
stomach can no longer digest food.
The food lying in the stomach, even
for a short time, without Digestion,
Immediately sours. The souring pro-
duces gas and irritation.
Food Sours In the Stomach
A portion of the undigested meal is
absorbed into the system by the blood
vessels of the stomach. This poisons
the whole system, producing a condi-
ton now known as administration;
self poisoning. The fermenting, irri-
tating mass, as it passes down into
the bowels irritates the bowels, pro-
ducing sometimes a chronic diarrhea,
sometimes producing the very oppo-
site, constipation.
The average dyspepsia medicine
helps to artifcially digest the food.
Even when such medicine does it's
work it is only temporary. A perma-
ment relief can only be expected when
the catarrh is overcome.
Symptoms of catarrh of the Stomach.
The symptoms of catarrh Of the
stomach are: First, heartburn. Sec
ond, food rises in throat after meals.
Third, SOUL stomach. Fourth, heavy
feeling after eating. Fifth, stomach
bloated, belching of gas. Sixth, pal
pitation of heart. Seventh, poor df-
gestion, have dyspepsia. Eighth.
tongue coated light brown. Ninth.
tenderness over pit of stomach.
:, Tenth, cannot bear tight clothes
around waist.
People who object to liquid medi-
cines can now obtain Peruna Tablets.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1914-05-13
I'd. CREEK N DUNN
TOWN

May H. Some of the farm
mers cannot get through
planting until it rains.
Wheat and oats are looking
very we'll around here but are
needing rain now.
John B%arnlardt had the
misfortune to lose d valuable
cav by sickness last week.
George Kincaid of the Kes-
tier Cotton Mill, Salisbury,
was visiting in our section
last week.
The Gheen school boys
Gre ssed bats with the Wo d.
leaf boys Saturday afternoon
Oh The ball ground at Wocd~
leaf The score was to IA
III favor of Woodleaf.
Mrs. Jerry Lentz, who was
very sick last week, has co.
ten better we are glad to note
The Sunday School at Gay
Chapel is progl essing nicely.
We had a large crowd out
last Sunday. We have a
very interesting lesson next
Sunday and you will miss it
if you do not come out.
Carr Holt is going around
these days with a broad grin
OH his face. It's a girl.
Mrs. Julia Harrison, who
has been visiting her daugh>
ter, Mrs James Gentle in Sal
isbury, for the past three
weeks, returned home last
Saturday.
And now the sound of the
mosquito can be heard in the
land.
Henry Canup and family
visited the family of George
Kincaid, at the Ktstler Cot
ton Mills in Salisbury, last
Sunday.
There will be preaching at
Gays Chapel the 4th Sunday
in this month at eleven o.
clock a. m.
Enon Local, No. 664, Far
mers' Union, met in regular
session last Saturday night.
This is one of the strongest
locals in the county. and it is
in fine shape.
Some of cur people went to
the foot Washing at Pinoy in
Davidson County last week.
Jack Mowery, Of the SAL
isbury Cotton Mills, was Wis.
itirg the family Of W A Dunn
Saturday night and Sunday.
Clarence Powlas and FAM
lily of Salisbury, visited the
family of E A Miller last
Sunday
Pat Lucas, who is running
a saw mill in the upper part
Of the county, was at home
last Sunday. OLD TIMER
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1914-05-13
STOMACH TROUBLE
FOR five YEARS

taking other medicines. l decided to
take his advice, although l did not have
any confidence in it.
have now been taking Black raught
for three months, and it has cured me-
haven't had those awful sick headaches
since l began using it.
| am so thankful for what Black
Draught has done for me-"
Thedford's Black raught has been
found a very valuable medicine for de-
rangements of the stomach and liver. 1t
is composed of pure, vegetable herbs,
contains no dangerous ingredients, and
acts gently, yet surely. 1t can be freely
used by young and old, and should be
kept in every family chest.
Get a package today.
Only a quarter. ia
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Stuff About Mex &C.

Washington, Nav 10 -The Ad
iutsnt Generals Office OF she War
d partner. has ordered all en-
listed men. which includes non.
commissioned officers to report
their availability Tin case of en-
ergency" and msny seasoned
soldiers may be added to the &C.
tive | st.
Much apprehension is felt in
diplomatic q+artsrs as to the fate
of Mexico City III case a sudden
revolt should overthrow Gel eral
Huerts and permit the entry of
tne swless hordes OF Z.psts and
other undisciplined rebel bands
Foreigners in the capital are said
to number 5000 not counting
Americans, most of whom have
left. Zapata is regarded as the
immediate menace. A gove-A =
nant offiei&. VITO recently return
ed from Mexico described Z4pata
as the most revengeful of Indians
A report has reached the For
eigl Legations here Ct a threat
Zapata has sent from time to
time to leading citizens and their
wives and daughters that if cap
tured Zapata would cut off their
ears and ''eat them fried
Another from ZApata to the
daughter of a merchant 10 said t.
have informed her in revolving
language to prepare to become his
wife on his taking of town. The
chief fear in dir lomatic quarters
so to the city is that it will be
ruined and looted by theae peo-
pie
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1914-05-13

Eggs To Hatch For SaI3.-Pure Buff
Rook, Buff Legaorn and Buff
Orpington Gags to hatch for sale
at 500 per Is eggs, at the Luther
an Parsonage, China Grove. N. G.,
or sl.00 by express. Address
Rev. G. A. Brown, China Grove,
N. @. IF
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RU

Will cure Rheumatism, Neu.
ralgia. Headaches, Cramps, Collie
Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old
Sores. letter, Ring Worm, &C.
zema, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne.
used internally or externally. 25c
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1914-05-13

najahy Of Friends Thought MIR.
Hughe. Would Die, But
One Helped Him to
Recovery.
Ireuesoyton, Ky.-ln Interesting ad-
vtess from this place, MI. A. J. Hughes
whites q follows: II was down with
stomach trouble for five (5) years, and
would have sick headache so bad, at
tkues. that l thought surely l would die.
tiled different treatments, but they
a not seem to do me any good.
got % bad, l could not eat or sleep,
I'D III my friends, except one, thought
vssdd die. He advised me to try
Thedtoed's Black raught. and quit
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1914-05-13

Service BOar-H. G. Roseman. rura
3, who lives near Mulberry
school house. has just purchased a
fine 0, l. G. service boar for the
benefit of his nsighborhood. ICall
or write for further information.
5.6 3t.B
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STICK 10 THE PARTY

Two years ago Judge John E. Bre.
zeale urged the adoption of reso,
luton to change the oath taken iu
the democratic primary. 1t appeared
to be but a simple matter, but should
have been done. 1t is not too late tc
do it for the approaching elections.
To provide that all who take pSst in
iheIprimary shall take an oath tossup.
port 3he nomineessor the democratic
party. The oath. now provides mere
ly that the voter support the homi-
necs of this primary. Thus sis a
person may be an cut and out rebub-
lican, vote fors the national reraibli-
can Ticket and hpla some kind ofred-
erai Job thereby and thereunder and
yet be permitted to take part in the
democratic primary.
And It IS known that some who vot-
ed In the primaries last year did not
support the nominees of the party for
presidential offices. Some voted for
the republicans and some trailed
along behind the dulcet tones of the
below of the bull moose. There are
men in this state calling themselves
democrats who never did vote for the
democratic nominee .so4 president; un-
less 1t suited them
The rules OF tile party in this State
should he 4hsh gedsiso as to re:suiro
every man offering to vote in thespri-
mary election to take an oath or iobli-
cation or pledge to support the ifpmi-
neeefef the party snatienal. state and
county. W " e
This wasStha Futsatbr many Years
Iafterft the primary System was add pted
in this state ahdSwe Have never been
able to find any just reason foe It's
being changed. It was changed, how
eyer, a few years ago and in doing
SO the bars were thrown down and
an invitation extended 10 every class
of political persuaaton to walk into
the primaries ana help democrats
elect their officers In the state and
county. but turned them loose when
!. n Z
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EHTIcING LABOR


Some tine ago we observed some
paper or Rher sc0iding the Spartan
Durg sFleraIa IOf accepting an aIver-
tisement from Greenyilfe mercl lants
who were boosting their aHhuRl
horse show. We suppose the Spa tan-
burg paper knows how to atteAt to
Its own bqsiness, q 4uaiity that cam
net be put down on the credit 81 & OF
the ISdeer of some of IFS conter por-
aries aroanG in the world, ana we sup.
pose further that the Gfeenyiile ner-
Chants Appreplate x eood adyef ise-
Ing medium and are willing to Isy d
rate In excess. of what the Spa tam
iburg paper cherges Its local pat oRs.
And along that line, '.that reliinds
usy that some one just rasentIy q .iiei
attention TO an advertisement IL the
jChefry,s Crossing Blast Tor WIS ii
the Dochens Bladder1 reading ia this
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MISS WILSON, d I'd
WEBS McADOO
Continued Fran Page one,

NoHtluuSu bFtlIl rage .OneJ q ID
folds Of ftulle finish this opening: and
thpre fsGh tunic of tu1le made on tie
new, long lines and the sleeves which
are long are made Oh tuiIe 1iousque-
taired. 5The lace iB applied with ex-
quisitel grace. IL Is draped over the
right shoulder apd crosses the bodice
In a sweeping line to the left side OF
the waist, where it is caught with a
spray bfSOrange blossoms. Below the
waist line IL falls as a border to the
tulle ttInic. novel feature OF the
lovely costume will be the bridal
wreath OF orange blossoms In cap ef-
feet from which the 4on& itulIe yeff
will be draped.
Practically the sole ornament to be
worn by the bride was a necklace
of diamonds. the gift OF the BRIDE
groom. M
Miss Wilson carried wonderful
shower bouquet Or lilies of the val,
ley. white orchids and fern frohdss
More than century OF white house
history formed a fitting halo for the
bridal couple in the ceremony today.
According to accented authorities.
Miss Eleanor Wilson will be the four
'eenth bride to plight her trotii with.
! the historic wallis or the famous
mansions In the Identical same room
whore she today took the husband
9f her choice for better 81 for ,,ygorse',
f1eautifuE Franei5s Z oisonf became Inc
wife, twenty-elght years ago Of the
then president OF the United States,
Grover cleveland, and only a few
months $50 the sister Of the bride to-
day, MISC Jessie Wilson, was, tinited In
marriage In the magnt tiifants E;s II TOWN
oflthe White house TO u. B. Sayre.,
The White House Is hsllo@ed to the.
memoEybf one other June bride. be-,
loved Nelhe Grant who forty years,
ago was;inarried IN the East room I'd
an English gentleman AIgefnon b.
F; Sartoris. Today's wedding was
unique. in respect of the prineinais, as
Miss Wilson will be the first daughter
OF q President OF the United States
to be Joined In marsiaKe to a member
Of the Cabinet. IS, s.f, !,
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IHlTsTNESs kuIHnINa

The fbsisiness oF si q ii &
lnanage 81 a neyfspaper sis primarily.
TO obtain Ativet ttiaIas 3 y 10 hia Sls s splI4
per. and In order to do That contifi-
Iualiy, ne sIIsT make advertising spro-
ltltable e the advertiser ilifpi
When think II lesAn contffbiite
Eanythih thar Wilt directly OF Indirect
" aid tlle advertisers of This paper d
viii glad dls do $50, no 3s 81
AS adrtising ist So ss.ss.stl:. sssss!!
with the selling end Sf every IL . e. Il.
which isto DO sold at VIII at,
tempt to- '.puss along hose II iis,
are seeking slie light :s,f f3 stlie fun
damen;aI truths ssesssalfsng to the
science Slf saiesmanssinTIls b $500 4
I do not wish TO give lbs impression
that thnk / know 6 aif. aii d. not
4 believe Whom an individual permits
himself to fsach q. point where he
thinks he knows Il att lie has limited
the boundary c,rcle of his own pro-.
gross. s. 81
Thore are three dise Dat are
fatal ID the success 81 5ssts
One 7 s4f,i,s$sndicitiisS lecsss.
him in me side. Ana Is apiiipl
meningitis which atfee him IN tlsc,
M I.IlSaE N s.
alI-i-tis. which affsct Siln lis tiie
head, and when know Il rc,esl- (
ea the stage pf men q q sscatspii, he.
condition Of the yictin Is hopeless
Rusine building busihess
getting ef salestranal +. 81
Il also includes tte III lea os jIsss.-
vice, AZ s.
Right hare / beiieye It would Be III
order to define basinss siiilding.
DUSfEE III fIzi1S = q s e n e Z
fleR 10 MAKE PERM iri:r and PR b
|FITABLE PATRONS.
II every feia oF dseftI effort one
InRst have patrons
The patient iBlthe paffce 0E slie
Isician The client 81 sise Datr6n pf the
lawyer The schcci DoaEl Is tlle pst-
ron of the teachdr. n ss
HE II 1a.it1Eon Of the ban
srs Is the patron Of ~
ia fise s 81
merchant T1e fe cfslsl.
tie aatson cf The as sspsESs
fae1s al the newsbs
scfiSeE u tha bS SsFoh 81 ;le d
tIapnrflnent 81 tI..
The sunstribef Is a. ss,e
osrefllaticn Y5haf ftIIfs.is - 8 f,.l,,
Atoone loan son q 81
E1n6e but tSls pf0hi liiEf
1stron pefInnnent 81 u
c9nslnerciaI siidcS sefy iIne'
hinges right zeFs
This IS just wiies lofe espins
sessss and busIhess alh begins
lSsaat Is business %
Rusipess building DoVsE to-
make permanent aha elltshss
'Fona
Whist is nbeoiutely z 70
tasIpcss hafldiIf
n sISs AN afItp
SI'e Be e
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THLRPHONRa,

TIle 1nfellisancsr 90 0liYefed By
ttssssssrs tn fis city. II SOa fasH -
es your pan nar segalariy please nottky
Ds Opposite your mans on laTel
gctg pap ts printed d se Co ,wliici,
t,EE paper 81 paiG. All cheeig afla
sgaffg glcusa be drawn sos yslO AM Sler-
son TnteiIit s1seg. ~
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fhe IKsatl,arI

Washington, May 7.--Bcreeaat.
south Gafol lima showers Friday: Sat
urday falr.
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Now they have introduced 9 bill 10
ive the prssiient q sntniner hofiis on
slse Trail ot The LONESOME Pine
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One hundred Thousand men viii de.
Vnfa Nav ~ IN aSSa a zssSs.Js. s.-.s -1S-s
lowStone trail be tween st. Paul, RIirin.
and the park. Every foot of the road
will be dragged.
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10 NY liiaga !, Burna We gsnle offer
these lInes No man was ever written
out of reputation nave BY himssifs3 IS
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f4slia may 81 out of aInIinnitfnn. t,rf
ae long IS enc manila iulds out Tor
s6pe the Teaefais sslll fear him.
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Col Rcoseyeit Eets better pleased
s]th hinBelf every tIay
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z lust thou, Tie. lpDie generous great
Fail Ia bold haanhsod's priIneg
i5s Burns
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Visitors IS Colorado III year had
sysssttsr t,apss their sixrshe tiers, oven.
if they tors 70 pasl theiF kodais.
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ga0UeHT ZOE WE DIV

Oil Why has worth 40. ssiort date.
Vile Villains ripen, grey With
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= - inc fIetnoNJst BiHbopS,
s5ps,sll. yea isat feel she teed of any
aaatns III lhprsts ID thS church yet
hIis .S'
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htiaslt Is 8 SRhipD ~ post Tor
wige bsatof And ,ae j, hs suggest
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lxen the lsnightly shriasrs may ex-
peet te see sselsEts9 when they 9
swlminlnE & ybee Island Iz
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zfnperandi onatdslas rerpleies est
seipubIieaa. might have is,1eh written
- ss eslisaa z; % Reasas ssppbIie;
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W 3 hone I'VE may be sDared two
eslIa 81 tbs list campaign year tho
afniy worm and sl1e rHouns pEyl,
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qyie nsl ffuerta,B ne 81 one
.pgsess ~ seis Hens sAy Three
Stars
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0 afEsc shsl1a u remind us
shis aFe sos3 Il hand
s'ss s lsaye healnd "a
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Woo row Wilson once practiced law
81 aata From tiss lack OF bust
ness mad. 1t appears to as tl.ss he
should rot Iet a reg5caai bank Eo Ia
suelt d dun place
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eswspapeF IN tbis Congressional Dis
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sfsnk 6 bese Gne latforn uI
AIch slleg ne .arsym9
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derson lsis the wof IA heat On
u
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But e those visiting opera sfars
want % hear something real fine they
should have tsormack and HenrIci sing
sole Black Joe before they Leave
Spar a.sfdrg.
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Tom shall e trying 10 ike dowls
he idea that the Fics presidency is
= psa -tsA eflce. aal aT ms seiS
ai0of eiiii lsls.s lo oiI Mia Il
aisnt,
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~ EAts VII 8 y lktlI - say however
that e IS q pOwiful poor time to
swap Anfsss hi Tie middle iof 4 rag
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Now tllat con ngFsas will have two
dreadnaughts Tor the navy every
year, we suggest that one be called
@1ElIiman and the other John sharp
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1gehaer of the Associated Preag ana
Resolving Co1nplote Daily TelegFaDhic
Service
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1884 South Caroline ttFn-
Sc the tide ot sietpry. but Hireinia
sst TO 81 having press agentE
on the Held
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-08

since MenraiR sort b dried yn Il
h 1nassaspoA that LittIs Rcck saloon
oS are weaeiag diamonds on their
e5at tapals.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-08


4 Must thou, Tie fiobiS gen Sraus ereat
Ail ia bold manhood priIneg
q Burns.
Col Rooseyeis gets better pleased
With himBaiR every tlav. u
anderson lSas the wof heat On
neeaiIsl tElllg
rlia feSisa situation becomes stale
ee neMe eF u hour OF 50.
pssnk a. bese enc Blatform on
alch sheF9 ne saFlsymS lt.' 4,
pyie np Iuerta's b ne 81 ono
spgsegs Ot cells Hens ssy Three
Stars
htiaAtn IS s sshlpp post Tor
iEe bsatoI Ana 80 m ht buggest
se dstees YEA.
Oven the tllighfly shril1srs may ex-
peet tc see sselsEts9 when they 20
yWimrninE at gybae leland. sks
rtlla nay ba out of ammunition. i,rf
ae long IS thc raantia ilGlda out Tor
SSpe the Teaefaie sslll fear him.
10 jliiaga j, nurna we sgenla offer
these lInes No man was ever written.
out of repntution Bave BY hinseifst, "a
Now they have introduced bill To-
Eive the president slniinar hntis Non
. ssa Trail os The Il5neaoTua pine.,'
Visitors IS Colorado III 81 year had
- iIl.csS their eixrshe 5ters, oven
if they fpFg 10 pack theiF kodats.
1. - = inc iIsSneT5st bishops,
nsltll, yea ta / feel she heed Of my
dame lhprats ID thS church yet
while
We hope We may be spared two
ssIp of tIie list caanpaign year ltstp
tnly worm and the ;'Hopns nEAq,
~ lsAEl Nititi iltsikIII 20 say however,
that Il IS q pOw.ful poor time to
Na9 Anfsss hi Tie middle lof 1 rag
since MemrhiR sort .. dried un Ii
sP 1h1esasood thas, Littls Rack saloon