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c q C q ( . q c . . } THREATEN coNFIscATloN OF .
 BARREL MlNEe-MUsT WORK N

. FL PASO, Ma y14.--Unless the . . American and other foreign . ( mine owners return Co the Parral . . district and reopen their prop . . critics within 15 days. the mines . z win be seized and operated for . . the benefit of the Mexican peo- . e pie This notice was issued by c 2 General Herrera. chief Of arms in . . the Parral district today Five . . million to eight million dollars . 2 are invested of foreign capital e
 e The mines produce wide = % variety of ores, which are in con- Q e stant demand at the smelters c H throughout Mexico for nuxing q C purposes It is said here that . e the foreign mine owners are un- c
 e willing to go back under present . e conditions and contemplate ap- Q . peal to the American State De .
 Q partmeut for protection of their e
 e properties. . Q c q e . q . . e Q .
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OFFICERS MAKE REGULATIONS
 FOR COAL MINES
Companies May Not Bring in Men, But Latter Can Go in
 Voluntarily: No Tickets.

TRINIDAD, Colo. May 1t- Twenty five miners imported into the strike region by the Oakdale Coal Company were stopped by United States regu. lars They are held at Primero on the ground that they were employed. by the company in violation of the order against importation of strike breakers.
 Developments of the day caused issuance of a statement Of the policy adopted by the military authorities. It declares that men brought into the district by the coal companies will not be allowed to work in the mines. Men who come voluntarily seeking employment will be permit ted to work Skilled workmen whose qervi"es are needed to prevent dete- rioration of property will be permit ted to go from one Co another mine owned by the same corporation. At the same time the military authori- ties announced that plclJeting of the railroad stations by strikers win not be tolerated
 It devaloped that the mine guards lat the Cokedale mine Of the Carbon Goal & Coke Company property. con- trolled by the Guggenheim interests. have not been disarmed This was explained at military headquarters. where it was said it was not yet convenient to send men to take. pos session of the guns where reported stacked in the mine office. ready to be turned over to the troops
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tnGr -TampicO success brings Co the constitutionalists, is in the form of demands for compensation for losses to foreigners within their sphere of influence. which foreign governments are pressing with Increasing force. Forced losns' levied upon foreigners in Mexico furnish further occasion for strong diplomatic representations. the nearer Csrranza comes to establish- ing a government to which represen. tations can be addressed with pros poets of success.
 The case of William Benton is also again looming up. Great Britain has anomced that it will exact adequate reparation for this event as soon as responsibility can be fixed upon au, thorities from whom such reparation can be demanded.
 The federal gunboats tonight were reported steaming southward, It is be- lieyed they are making for Tuxpam. 100 miles down the coast. where they pro5ably will land the soldiers The American cruiser Tacoma and two destroyers are following to ob- serve movements.
 The news is conveyed in a wireless dispatch, relayed from Rear Admiral Mayo. that the gunboats are towing the tug Tampico for such ammunition and supplies as to be had at Tuxpam. Officials here think that the little vessels may return to the mouth of tine panuco river and attempt to main tain a blockade to prevent the rebels from importing munitions of war.
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ORDER IN rAMPlco.

TAMPICO, May 1.-The streets of Tampico tonight are parolled by rebel cavalry. Invitations have been issued to foreigners to return and resume their business affairs under guarantees of protection. All saloons are closed.
 lt is probable that among the fed eral officers aboard the gunboats is the commander who refused to com ply with Rear Admiral Mayos demand for salute of the flag.
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LABOR LEADERS INDICTED.

BOULDER. Colo, May 14-Indict- ments charging first degree murder were returned by the grand jury against William T Hickey, secretary of the State Federation of Labor, and three other union leaders today in connection with am attack made by strikers on the Hecla mine on April 28 when Peter steinhoff was killed.
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IRIsHMEN ro aToRM oAPITAL

NEW YORK, May 1.-Two train loads of representatives of the Irish societies of Greater New York left the city this afternoon to attend the two-day celebration to be held in Washington in connection with the unveiling of the Commodore Barry monument The organization repre- scented in the pilgramage include the Friendly Sons of st. Patrick, the American lrish Historical Society and the Knights Of Columbus
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ne FIRING ON TENT COLONY.
lt Started, Say Witnesses, After
 Troops Were Fired Upon.

DENVER, May 14.-Rine fire turned directly upon the Ludlow tent colony by the troops after the battle had been in progress several hours. was after the strikers in the colony had fired upon the soldiers. according to the testimony of Captain Linderfelt and Lieutenant Bigelow at the trial of Major Patrick Hamrock before the general courimartial today
 Immediately following both testi- fled fire broke out and spread to every quarter of the tent city Both stated that no soldiers entered the colony until after the fire started. There was no footing
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FIRST SHIP FOR
 PACIFIC SERVICE

BOSTON, Mass, May 14-Arrange- ments have been completed at the plant of the Fore River shipbuilding Company in Quincy for the launch ing of the steamship Atlantic, which on the Pacific Coast by the way Of Panama Canal The Atlantic will be the first of the new ships for this line
 The second new ship for the service, the Pacific, is also being built at the Fore River yards and will be ready for launching within another month.
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MORE AERoPLANE CLAIMS.

DURANGO, Mex. May li-The fed eral gunboat Guerrero was disabled at Mazatlan by bombs dropped from an aeroplane by Salinas Carranza, nephew of Venusuano Carranza. ac- cording to a report received from Gen eral Obregon. Obregon reported that his infantry was closing in on tho town under cover of artillery fire.
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WITNESS ADMITS PERJURY.

NEW YORK. May 14-coansel for Charles Becker, charged with the murder of Herman Rosenthal drew from Bridgie Webber, described as the financial packer of the plot. ad- missions that he lied when be made affldavita at the first trial which he today swore were false
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c N q c C C . DECISION ON SALARIES
 OWING OLD OFFICIAL

H PHOENIX. May IA. - The . . State Supreme Court today hand. .
 3 ed down a decision to the effect q v that the salaries of all county e H officers, not paid by fee prior to e
 . the time Arizona became a State, q . shall be paid under the old sal q . ary law In effect at the time Ari. q e zona attained Statehood. . @ The new salary law passed by . o Che Legislature became effective . e January l this year for officials q c elected in the fall. q
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COMMISSIONERS AT KEY WEST

KEY WEST May 14-The three peace commissioners appointed by Huerta. Rabasa, Rodriguez and Guero arrived here tonight from Havana. en route to Niagara Falls.
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PRESCOTT POSTMASTER.

WASHINGTON. May IA - The President today sent the name of Andrew J. Hendon to the Senate as postmaster of Prescott Hern- don was recommended by Senator Ashurst
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Ready for battle on Vera Cruz out
 skirts; American and Mexican of-
 foers holding pow-wOw.
 That the American soldiers are ready and anxious to move into the interior is indicated by the upper photograph, which shows Ensign L. B. Wards command with it's three inch gun located safely in an en- trenchment in the outskirts of Vera Cruz. The lower photo shows Lieu tenant Fletcher of the U. s. navy conferring with a major and captain of the Federal forces outside Vera Cruz to arrange a plan whereby refugees from either camp might be conveyed to places of safety
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srrKINo NomTNATIoN-

SAN FRANCISCO. May Francis " Keosting san Franciso8 attorney formally announced be would be candidate for the Republican nomina- ton for Governor
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TANPICO VICTORY BRINGS ITS ADVERTISEMENTS --POWERS URGE CLAIMS WITH VIG0R

Great Britain Also Is Reyvng the Benton Natter Must Have Ample Satisfaction as Soon Caanza Government Is in Responsible Position; Importation of Arms Through Tampco Raises Another Pont Federal Gunboa to Attempt Blockade. Reports From Mayo Indicate 300 Killed in ampco Engagement
 He Is Instructed to Land No Men and in NOwse Interfere Cty Heavy Guns Put Federas Out of Commission Some Got Away Boats Land Forces Have Little Chance to Escape.
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY IS, 1914
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Miss Lula Finley left last week
for Greenville, where she goes to
enter the Sacred Heart Academy.
Miss Maggie Thompson. one of
the Iva High School teachers,
spent the weekend with her
parents in Seneca. ssS'
Prof. Cliff D. Coleman and
|wife have returned from a short
stay with relatives in Lebanon.
Mr.. j. c. Ragsdale, one of the
rural carriers of Easley, was here
Friday on business.
Mrs. Crayton Cam has return
ed to her home in Anderson af-
ter stay of several days here
with her daughter, Mrs. w, T.
Burriss.
Mr.. Sham Ray, of Andersen.
spent aGew days last week at the
home OF iiis brother-in-law, Mr..
wv. T. ouriiss.
The quarterly conference of
the Starr-Iva circuit meets in New
Bethel church here fhe third
Sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
Miss Mamie Pearson, Miss Mel
lie Wyatt and Mrs. Sudie Wright
were shopping in Anderson Satur-
day.
Miss E. T. Jackson who is at
tending the Iva High School spent
the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. O. Jackson.
Mr.. w. A. Hall and family were
=. Lowndesyille Saturday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Halls
IDlother, Mrs. Barney Hutchinson.
Mr.. Y. c. Jones, proprietor of
the Iva Theatre has kindly aonat-
ed the use of his establishment to
the school Improvement associa-
ton and they will hayesa moving
picture show on Tuesday evening
lat 8 o'clock. The proceeds of
this show will go to the aSsocia-
ltion. The usual entrance fee will
I5,e charged. Good pictures have
been selected and the public is
urged to- attend and aid this
tworthy cause by their patronage.
THE association appreciates very
much the kindness and liberality
iof Mr.. Jones in giving them the
luse of his establishment.
Mr.. Feaster Jones, of Starr, was
| a business visitor here few
Idays ago.
! Mrs. T. c, Jackson spent Sat
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PROBATE JUDGES SALE.

State of South lin Court of
= Carolina, County OF
Anderson SonnIion Fieas
r. Parker Robinson and Mamie r.
Watson, in their own right; r: Par
ker Robinson, as executor of the
will OF Jas. o. 4. Robinson, deceas-
- Chas. ID. Watson. as administrators
with the will annexed OF Geo. B.
Robinson, deceased, d,-Plaintiffs
vs.
Geo. Jas. Frederick Robinson, a min
or under the age Of fourteen years;
j Fred C. Bigby, as executor, ETC., and
others,-Defendants
( Pursuant to an order OF Court in the
above styled action; will sell on
Monday, November End, next. during
the usual hours OF sale, at public out
cry, to the highest bidder, before the
Court House door at Anderson, 8. c.,
the following described real estate, to-
wit:
/. ali that certain tract OF Iend,
situate in Martin Township. County
and State afort aid, containing One
hundred and fifteen (115)- acres, more
or less, and known as the homeplace
OF Emily Elizabeth Robinson. ad1oin-
ing lands now or lately belonging to
the estate OF Jas. o. A. Robinson on
the north, OF @. r. Mcclellan on the
east, OF Mrs. A. q. Mowan on the south
and Of Jesse T. Drake on the west.
2. Also all that certain other tract
OF land, situate In the County OF Abbe-
vile. State OF South Carolina, on the
southwest side III Little River, extend
Ang from the bridge known as the
Robinson bridge up the river about
4hree-fourths OF q mile and includ-
Ing the mill known as Robinson's
Alill, said tract containing sfxty-oight
: s(6S) acres, more or less, bounded on
the northeast by W. Cooley Brock and
4. j, Fields, ON the southeast by
{ lands aold by s. i. Callahan to viii
d. Thomas and on the other sides by
lands now or formerly or Geo. b. Rob
inson & Bros, Little River interyen-
ng-being the same, tract convened
to M. g. Smith by 8. L. Callahan by
deed dated Oct, 25th, 1905, and Facord-
ed In the office OF II. M. c., Abbayiile.
s. G., in Book %. at page So, and tie-
5aribsd by surrey thereof made by
1903. 81 s & : : :, - - 4. - =
TERMS: one; half cash, the credit
( portion TO be secured by first mort
]. gage on the. premises. to bear inter
ist at eight per cent per annu1I,, otc,
) Purchaser to pay for papers.
w. p. NIGHOl, SON.
Probate Judge as spaesaI re<sSoe.
Oct. 7th, 1914. 81
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SOCIETY


Thos Cartwright and William
Marshall have gone to Rock Hill to at
tend the FHierMarshall wedding.
Mr and Mrs. ]. B. Marshall and
Miss Georgia Marshall have gone to
Roclt Hill to be present for the
FrierMarshall wedding.
Miss frankie Rubenstein OF kUgns.
Ia passed through Anderson yester-
day enroute to the Cohen-Geisberg
wedding.
Mrs. w. NJ. Speer. OF Lowndeville is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. s. d.
Brownlee. having come up for the
Hill-Seybt wedding.
Max Geisberg. accompanied his
brother. Harry Geisberg to Elberton,
Ga, yesterday. where he will act az
best man at the Cohen-Geisberg we'd
ding tonight.
Miss Cleo Jewel OF Bolton is the
guest Of Miss Lula Hall.
Miss jamie Moore Of Mt. Holly 10
the guest OF Mrs. s. d. Brownlee on
South McDuffia street. Mrs. Moore
was among the out of town guests
for the Seybt-Hill wedding on Mon
day evening C. Ernest Allen oi
Lowndesville will be among the
guests at the Alien-Turner wedding
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LEGAL! NOTICES
the following described real estate. to.

the following described real estate. to-
wit:
/. All that certain piece or parcel
OF land, situate in Martin Township,
County and State aforesaid, contain
ing seventy-five acres, more or less,
being portion of the land sold by
". o. Bowie to ]. ]. Fretwell, Nov.
9Th. 1897, end by .hc s.id E'Fstweii
conveyed to Geo. B. >obinsoh by deed
recorded In office of Jerk Of Court, in
Book JJJJ, at page 500; reference
unto which deed mag be had for full
ler description.
2. Also all that certain other tract
OF land. situate in Martin Township,
County and State aforesaid, on branch
es of Little River, containing one
hunderd and seventy three acres, more
or less, and represented by g plat
made by Geo. NJ. McDavid on Sept.
Gath, 1879.
3. Also all that certain other tract
Of land, situate In Martin Township,
County and State aforesaid, contain
ing eighty-one and one-half acres
(81 1-2l more or leas. and known as
tract No. I, OF the j. c. love place,
formerly the property CO 3, 2. Lawa,
and represented by a plat made by
VIM. ~. NaitChCiis butscyOEp tsuu q pttL
made by Geo. Nj. McDavid in 1879, re-
ference unto which may be had for
/ better description.
The two tracts last above described
were conveyed co Geo. B. Robinson by
J. o. Robinson and ]. Wesley Robin
son by deed recorded In the office of
| the Clerk OF Court, Anderson, s. c., II,
Book AAAA. page 181.
Also all that certain other tract OF
land situate In Martin Township,
County and State aforesaid, contain
ing one hundred acres (100) more or
less, bounded by tract No. 4. received
by J. Wesley Robinson in partition,
and by land OF T. j. Simpson; tract
No. 2 allotted to Jas. o. Robinson ii,
the partition; and by lands of b. r.
Pruitt and the said Geo b. Robinson
being represented ny q plat made by
VIM. L. Mitchell, Dec. 18th, 1903, and
conveyed to the said Geo. B. Robinson
by e. Z. Robinson, 7. o. Robinson and
q. B. Robinson as executors by deed
lrecorded in the said office In Book
WWW. at page So.
All four OF said tracts OF land, az.
gregating four hundfsd, twenty-eighi
anu one-half (32S 3-ee,, Scr-- . s.
TERMS: One half cash; credit s,or-
tion to be secured by first mortgage
on the premises, 70 bear interest nj
eight per cent per. annum, etc. pur.
chaser TO pay for yapers. IS
w. X NICHOLSON,
/ Probate Judge as special referee.
Oct. 18th. 1914.
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DR.. s. C. Dean of Starr spent part
OF yesterday In the city.

DR.. s. C. Dean of Starr spent part
OF yesterday in the city.
John b. King Of Williamstown was
among the visitors TO the city yester-
day.
Miss Bessie Heller and Miss That
cher of Townville were shopping In
the city yesterday.
Guy Thompson and J. d. Smith OF
the Lebanon section spent yesterday
In the city.
r. H. Smith OF New York, J. G. Law
OF Lancaster, Pa. and A. L. Floyd of
New York were among the jewelry
statesmen to spend yesterday in the
city.
Mrs. Eugene Evans of Pendleton
was shopping in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Willis Newton
spent a few hours, in the city yester-
day.
J. A.. Horton and Fuller Horton of
Beiton spent few hours in the city
yesterday.
John Mulligan of Beaverdam was
among the visitors to the city yester-
day.
Manning Mahaffey Of, Cheddar spent
few hours in the city yesterday on
business.
Ben Smith OF the Concord section
was among the visitors to the city
yesterday.
Miss Sarah Clinkscales, Of Abbe-
vile, who has been the guest of her
aunt. Mrs Albert Kay, on Church
| street, has returned home.
Mrs. Joe Cunningham OF Green
vile is the guest OF Mrs. Sa1lie Cum
ningham on West Market street.
Mrs. Roscoe Horton OF Belton was
in the city shopping yesterday.
Mrs. Alice Sykes, who has been
spending several weeks iE Richmond
has returned home.
Miss Lorena Kramnier has gone to
Atlanta where she will spend several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair Crayton. Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Provost and their
| guest. Miss Kate Russell of Russells
spent Sunday in Canon, Ga.
Mrs. Bennett Townsend has return
ed from pleasant visit to Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Rice and Har
old Rideout of Highlands, who have
been the guests of Mrs. Florence
Thompson have returned home.
James Baldwin has gone to Atlanta
and Albany on business.
j C. E. Cobb is at home after weeks
stay In Washington, d. C.
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|ufdly in Anderson with relatives.

ufdly in Anderson with relatives.
Mrs. S. %. : ..kson spent Fiji
day in town Home of her
Lem
Mr.. and Mrs. y, C.sJones and
Miss Annie Halford spent Sunday
in Hartwell with relatives.
Mr. Glenn McGee. Of Anders
son, spent the weekend with his
mother, Mrs, IA j. MCGEE. 3;
Mrs. j. e. Brownies is in AM
derson on a visit TO her sister,
Mrs. ]. A. Wakefield who is quite.
sick. ,i,s. :, u: 4s.s7
b Mr. Carlton Wat has setusaed
to Anderson after a short stay
here with his parents, Mr.. and;
Mrs. B. "A. Watt. e
There will be a Congregations.
al meeting at tue Presbyterian,
church here on the fourth Sum
day, October IS, for the purpose
of calling a pastor. Rev. L. F.
Wallace, of Seneca will preach on!
that day and moderate the meet
ing. This. church has been Na-
cant for sometime a.: 1 ;.se !: s;ss e
they wilT succeed in securing a
pastor.
Mr.. j. NJ McAlister is now cas-
rying the mail on r. f 2. 80;
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PROBATE JUDGES SALE.
In Court Of
Common Pleas


asSs4sss ssSs1!ss; County Of Common Pleas
L. H. JOHNSON, Plaintiff,
Against
JAMES v. JOHNSON, ct al, Defend
ants.
Pursuant to order Of sale herein I
will sell to the highest bidder on
|salesday In November next In front of
the Court House door at Anderson, s.
e, during the usual hours OF sale, the
following real property TO wit:
All that tract OF land in the county
Of Anderson and State OF Soutn Caro-
lima, containing AZ 1-2 acres, more or
less. bounded by lands OF ID. r. Sim
mons, ]. W. johnson, r. o. Bagwell
and others, Il being situated on
|brsachcs OF Hencoop Greek, waters OF
Rock river. and known as the Jas.
"; and Nancy Johnson tract. Terms oi
sale Cash, purchaser to pay extra
for papers
w. p. NICHOLSON,
Probate Judge as special referee.
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PRoBATE suDcE,s SALE.

s state q ssuth Court Of
Anderspn Common Pleas
Gee James Frederick Robinson. u
minor by his guardian ad litefn. Mrs.
Lille Eugene Robinson. Plaintiff
q 81 VS. y 81
Asss, 1amie r. Watson. r. Parker
Robinson, In his own right and aB
administrator with the win annsx-
ssss Cd Of Goo y. Robinson. deceased,
D. Watson, as sdnfnistrafors with
the will annexed or Geo. b. Rob-
inson, deceased ed nefendants. 3.
Pursuant 70 an order OF sale in The
nppye eatitIed case. Z viii sell at pub
He outcry. bnfore the sleurs, H0nse
door. 1T Andersens s. Er On Monday.
N9vsmbst 2ad. Hsxt ssIs.nE the usual
hours of sale % the highest bidder,
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o o
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In. r. n
I Visitors to the Brogon mills
spinning department are at once
impressed with the general good
order maintained and tidy ap-
pearance of everything. The
place reminding cne much of a
well regulated, big school. Mr..
l.. H. Thomas the overseer of
spinning at the Brogan prides
himself upon the moral and intel
lfecfual standard of his big force
as well as upon the high grade of
work turned out. Kindness and
courtesy are the principle fac
tors employed by Mr.. Thomas in
the management of his big force
and much success is the result.
His example is well worthy of en-
ufation.
"A VISITOR.
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Plaintiff.

vs.
e. F. Ailgood,
Defendant.
Pursuant TO an order OF sale grant
ed herein I will sell on Monday, No
vember 2, 1914, next, in front of tho
Court House, in the city OF Anderson,
s. c., during the usual hours OF sale,
the real estate described as follows !:
"All that certain tract OF land situ-
ate In Brushy Greek Township, An
derson County, 8. c., containing Thir-
ty-three (33) acres, more or leEs lying
on waters of six and Twenty Mile
Greek, waters of Savannah river. 1t
being the same tract of land convey
ed to plaintiff by John A. Cason, by
deed bearing date Jan. "a, 1880, re-
corded In tho office OF tine Clerk OF
Court in Book IS, page 800.
Terms :a.:s;:-=ri;;;TciiiaseT ri;;;Tci CO pay eA-
ira for papers.
w. p. NICIoI sohSS
Probate Judge as special referee,
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Delinquent Road Tax Notice.

All dinlenquent road tax collectors
are provided with an official receipt
book with numbes, and stub numbes
attached. Pay no money to collectors
unless you get the official receipt as
abova provided or.
J. MACK KING,
II County Supervisor.
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October 1g, 1914 at IL o'clock q. M,
apply to the Judge OF Probate for An
derson County for final settlement
OF said estate and a discharge from
her Office Of administrator.
MRS. L. NJ. WARD,
AdmX.