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Rfother .Asllk ssSlaQal..!

ATLANTA, Masah 2O.-AFof the death
OF JeHHy, I1OgunES' DreonIuy. fvurIS6I
years old. Journal newsboy who
was killed by a9street car Mrs. Julia
Bleckley his neither, asked $25. GOO
damages Erarfs She Georgia Railway
ana Power company in the city court
Thursday ihiorniag 8.
HRS. Bleekley states In her petition
that tile boy 9fas senTnihgt S25 per
month or more, and that he supported
her. she says, arc was riding Aon his
bicycle 10 deliver a, load OF Journals;
about two months ago, having just
left sub-station no q, at ass H6ge-
wood, agen1e. ft',l, s,tssEsss
SHE states he tried TO turn at RAN
dolph street, when two Edgewood
avenue tlpwntown cars both going
over 25s miles an hour, passed. The
second one, which he did not aee.
strnak him, niangling him SO that he
deid within q few hours. Negligence
scn the part Off The tn0anriafn &. al
legged Atkinson * Be3sssi attorneys,
filed the Saifitss - 30 Fss7 -
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.!.4gte (lall ~ &c sauIt[If..,..

ATLANTA. March 800 illuminating
and instructive was sthes mass of data
and infeFNaatio ON rclatite To the possi-
bilitles OF Georgia, the Empire State
of tho South, c6ntRineiS In the recent
special sditiuns OF me Call or the
South" that Scores OF requests have
been sent in to the editors tof send
the issue broadcast over tile country.
= sszsss q, iRiss.t Ia
-....a &. sa..asl f lait tesA litashtiIra In the
south ana the deFeiopuIene OF soutii,s
Immense material advantages, will
make It's appearance sheFts
iy IL every section es the uhitaa
StatesE from which 6eOrg p mi gtt
draw prosEscti9e settlers and hene-
seekers, stsfi 8
Tho. specIalS edition was gotten up
with the asslstan moe or the Cseorgea
Chamber OF Commerce, whose
officers and many OF its members con-
tfi5ftsd heavily 10 IT'S columns. The
Campaign for good roads, the war on
tho boil weeyil. the fl6eemeHt to ex-
tehd the sale and puEeha Sef Georgia
tnade and Georgia crown products:
The diyersli lilcation and marketing OF
crops and other plan1ts fa the state
wide aeIconstrnctiye platfgtm OF the
State Ghanbcr receive expHft treat
nlant In the hands of suesf pfomin-
.eiit contributors ais GpveFnof John nj.
Slatots >. lIS.l Orr. Or Andrew m.
Sooie, Airs. y. i. Itz trick brekf-
dent OF the Gcorzi ib o6 6eyation of
WoIaen,s clntsi q, 5yiiia al tIie
Macon Chamber o. a1iIsilesces sr yklti
I, Ans2eE. Miss aFlidEed IaSFtKerfefd,
TelaEa0n nith Enyier, Hon. Jesse q.
Mercer, and score ef otiiers equally
we'll known. . eS
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Amazon queen 'of tfSs APES, nanled

Amazon Queen 'of the Apes, ngmeti
Lucy now rules In, iiishBeeeS - 7,'
= Itsaa canse out when Bil the hig-
gest Ape in The cages ST GA one
OF iftlcg, sore toes. II Anhere her
SO thar. he had, the arc OF her
III size anu weight. 5eeilIF, 5IiIsiI. 1foTSi
mer sleadeh bE 4tenS to earth the other
monksES lockSli to tliBs1eN standard,
and now king Bill Is eiEs sIisgrhee.
He dneanf flaTass4ns iStssai /. ia = ;nnaaliit
from the smallest she sDohlteys IN the
cage. and VIXEN somebody hands Rill
a slice OF orange or t5a1afia, Queen
Lucy now takes Il awagsSffatia
and throws him tlss skin, fii
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ID ~ T. DEVOTED TIE UPRUMRllC OF REa9re1J AND
. = - 's y ]. . Il - .eas 4. 4 .:
Aflaata Letter =
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Atlanta, March 20.--Under tie jtla
hee;; Next Governor aaJl the. next
SenatorH Mr. 55aarRt's newspaper. the
atlanta Georgian, puts itself on rec
ORD today in a leading editorial as
laYoTtng the nnopp posed return of Fsenii-
tor fSoke Smith TO Washiag gton. and
tue election of John Marshall Station
either as governor or junior senator,
whtohe4er Mr. SlRtoa decides to offer
for! s. ,zisa s,S.3sz..-,' -
4. he paper siIFther states Eiatit will
aStiTEiy SUPPORT Senator 4ioke Smith
as senior, United States senator; and
WI actively support Governor Siaton
either fofg0SePnpr or for tie senator
tai oliice left vacant by. Baeon,s death.
The Georgian believes that Senator
Hoke Smith by the national ipfinence
ne has won, has demonstrated that
Geprgia's national position and power
10 best served by holding In his place
as long as he maintains hisI present
st9hdsrd OF capacity and leadership,
aud that he clearly and, unqpestion-
ably deserves a1l unopYOsed re-elec-
tioh to- his place In the senate,
'e'.ofs Governor Siaton, the edttarial
says. Neither Georgia nor thassoutI,
has Sny public man ,eEiIwhpm it, han
greater reason 10 be proud. H& has
done great service In an open way TO
the commonwealth This newspR-
per is for Governor Slatan,s unop-.
pesedl clection. as governor, II lie
ases for a second term QF,if; Cover
nor Siaton should aspire to MI the
senatorial chaireleft vacant by Scnat0r
Bacoa,s death. the Georgian will cheer
fuhysand artilS give him its support
for that posittons without deprocating
in aEy way tho raerite and character
of tho able and useful Georgians who
may be his competitors. ~.
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HoRea Paall IIisll ssllo6l.

Grof, Hicks, sssess 1Nf0ina, waters
and Fa9werR attended tIfes teaofle eFs'
meeting at Spa artanb nbiirg tIi iis week.
The Homes Path hfgf scb5Gl BASKET
ball teams went 10 IiialIS on isst
t'Fltsas pfteE En60n and slayed ita (,
school team at that place, The game
WAS hard fought snd YES axciting from
start to finish, hut the victory linaiiy
went TO the Honea Path teaIi bys q
scare Of 81 to 90. sist = 2
ny The next and last number OF tho Ijy-
toaslm viii be ON Friday evening, seh
10th atss:39 p. M: The Oxford Com pany
is the attraction. s
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SlalaD 81 A Eor 9Isls.sss.

Atlanta. March 90 Fsie tnrlep and
other riiodefn daitce .iiIl satfse
form ssill receive stamp 3f an-
I5rS. cal sdf the ei live man ION and
the flFBtS lady oE esepf ia this after-
Moon when Mrs iin 1faTaItsA SLAM
ton. wife of the governor. viii give q
cabaret tea Tor slle local Chamber Of
the pa.sghters OF tbs Eican Iseyo-
iution. ~ -
qiiayipihg Hflsk c.larl kaeaaor.
ethter or Agr. and Mrs. !:
AIeahaf, and Percy sslns 81 Mr..
sud fs Edwin II klsslay viii eise
SERIES or exHiDItcn ga1ces ana ofiys
err vel I kncwn .SoSiea eeonle IN
- 10 Dart
Ia addition tfj tho ext lisltl on filr.
ing. there will BE- nifis3saI aeieetfS
! ....ss-.sgg sid readiagSss alfli kias IA s
se1s an daniEaai danssi siev
sf4sS called Ff Be1silas,t MI 4
TIE iehs elensailE 81 lflta stsisi5I \.
the sItore sr1 eeIs 10 So M d the llSi
kstiun sfattz, 1s u wi l,rs tIanBafl
q che executiss nsanai0n, have beeH
Fecetycq ana 81 ven ~ q n - OF q p
pEcyal nlEesGf IA tifa tiiF hest Ebctal
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For sensaH 6a visit
The SfanI8Ine.s


g tso7 tile thrills aud sensations
lgsif Tie notordonie at Adam s Iafffs
The dtomei is one oil the latest
desifsn ana IS 1he steepest track that
bas been ihiitlie eity Of Anderson. pwD
eaci Il ot nee n 81
q minute. making lips aud recrussing,
Ing from fll ) hott Sia III the Il ssek
10 the top both at ta1aa ne g sisiss
Itrack ts said! to be The steepest that
ssIss " seyt ytts sloygn - tbe public. being
~ ~ eesgses on Tic lnitlSi ieiiil-
q d sgfe ss oii III q iru-
Ian track, Beta or lie riders, DeIiSi
9cAl MS and Jack England are az ahe
ScaEeSd deyiI aristy. both :lioI oIding re-
cords IN tiie saucer track motordonis
circult Tor fast riding and for doing
eeeIpingls iInpossible5 featss while on
Ills tfack. The motofdonie, was built
In pineinnatti In preparation Tor the
motor dBnie event which was to have
been held there in February, but was
ostp0ned until aslater aate. Manager
England's home Is in Cincinnafti and
EeAaIfa claims Psttehueg as his.
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deiSglIt9Rli social functions of the sea-
son. IN 8eit0n, was the reception Civ
90 y 'llIalFsd dss Afternoon by aRssf5. o. X.
t.oore snSiIoHoF OF her charming guesi
islgs q BreaEeaie Afstin OF Gfeenyiiie.
tslts ? 'lsq9reash home is esneciai,s
ADA pied tsa,s a!a.-sa !E!:.. s=.7Aa 1zs,
beautiful in its. pTofusion OF sweet
syaoitss and frens ION this occasion.
ane door was ousned and the lzueste
usileEed 9Inty Masters Mortimer Poofe
and Jim Poore Bowen. Mrk. ~. &.
! t5oWen presented the guests to- the
Eaefles OF tie receiving line, which was
composed 7of the j. following Iatiies. |.
{AafS.e9 k.s Poore In a charming drees
g pink lowered crepe and RET: Mrs.
eals Austin wore 6 handsoif1k s
dec0iektes gown of white inesEaIff,
WIN sfIFG trimming, 1orsage OF Par
ma vfolets. Mrs G..9B. Trammef az
ANDERSON, was very handsome ia bIua
messaitna with pink triInminl;s; Mrs
ft.s- Gambrell' wore q very tyeconti,b
nee dresss over n1esSaiine. Mrs. Mil
ttr9 Horton wore Rnsaxtremety orettt
dingerse areRg over bine.s, 81 -
"a uelitiotis salad COURSE With hot
tea was served ltjy Rffs PRANK Ma1Nr
son and Mrs. w. G. Bowen. lThe, sou.
I svenlsS ven were dainty little cards with
hand- painted vio1ets on one aide ana
the date on the other and "a bow of
violet and green ribbon at the top.
"a MIS-. SGrange s. Cuthbert and Mrs. 4
\. West furnished music for:the oc-
casionsta Si1z
& Abent fifty ladies called during the
siiiSs affair flair WA really
delightful one. Ia ' :,
Miss Aeisn Ragsdale. who Is teach
;.,'.. ss.S,n @ HiiSiSSu5Iy On ifttsr way 70 ner
ins school at Starr. passed fhrcrsIi
hclne: in Green7ifie FOR the weekend
b Mrs. Houston sGrymes of William-
stan was shoppilg in Beltons Thurs
lion. B. II. riilman sent Mfs ! r
and shrubs to be used In bsafnifvinf, Ss, !, :
eile @ Belton cemetery. The Civic Leas
que and the cemetery Committees es-
peptaliy, Gpprhciate this ganerosity
very y, much indeed and will try to use
lowers to the very best adyantaae
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Z s;tsssge IS Il ~ - 'sIs
sne could boost OF having as mucI,
corn as any county in the State, Il
not more. III = :
We are glad TO know that the IN
stant OF Mr.. and Mrs. WI Pickena
Is iPpFoying from aybad Case Of pnen-
and hlts. j. W. Foare s. I spent 81 Is q.
{ SUNDAY the lattess llaFentIi. Mr.
and Mrs. Al w. Pfckeas. -
r s. Il, Ricliey nande d t,ns;hes, !,
Trip To- ola Pendteton last 81 turday:
hurry up Irish patatoes ana snap
MIR. J. II Richey. Jr attends,
preaching At Friendship SUNDAY.
Mr.. b. f. w Wbitaker and f2bliIy sprent
saturday and Sunday with the for
ton - ~ -. = ssssS,-
fzas,z-l- fszzsss,zz- - = i;EEastsi.ay
siiis N s5:iiss E:Y:.:. I;
Bryson,s last Sunday nighf 81 fhe
Shutdown section. - >.,S :
i Our Sunday school at tRI, Mace Is
IN a flourlsking con fiittiior. fiittior Eygrv.,
BODY Is Invited TO Come. Brifig y5i,,.
children along and keep tle soGa
swof ~ going on. Se.s -
We hope for The InteillEencer 4
pfosp porous year. s. (. !
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FIRST CREEK NEWS.
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4 e ~ y *. -.
Tho heath OF tho coInIaunit; sfs
good Snxcepk AIR. ". !. j l1urdeeiS. lsas
Z an ulGese on his iog gaiid Ilas bees,
coInpe Eesss TO stag isl bea for .s;,o.,sss
time 20 HIS many friends wish for him
o speedy recovery. s
Mr. and Mrs. Veal Clark spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ASA Hall
Jr ~ 81. & = =
Miss Alice Mceieiishgl and brother
8 Al. a. Mctiieliand spent Sunday with
relatives near Starr sl \. q, "a {,
Mr,stJ, Owen entertained .a few
OF his young friends In honor Of Miss
s Mildred Bonds Saturday Right {sTg5.
MIR. Levi Cables little daughter, is
spending u fUw days with fit3r minnie
and mint. Mr. nnd Mrs! Wilson I.af-
Her. z25'=' : J s. Is ~ 4
Mrs, Iblln Hawkins spent last week
with relatiee in Al AndeEaass.
Mir ". 8. Bell made q flying trim
Z TO Bolton Monday. =; :;
Mr, and Mrs, Wilson batl lien 5eiit
!. Sunday s.tternupn with tho iatfers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r e. Brock.
Af:snild Mrs Gland McGIelland and
4 family spent Satarday night with Mrs.
and Mrs. Easton Brock:
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Campbell spert
6 u few days last ;@s-sseeEk Nth Esr5s sf, \
AIRS. Join cGniHijeil 81 near JFilii a.,
I stoa. -, Il s - i,ss -
Mr. j y. Bonds apent SUNDAY WITH
I Mr.. ASA Hall, Sr.g OF Antr6vilIe.
Alitses ttheI anu Wiiiic Tsicfi6y Vis-
B Aattca hiys j.. Or - liiey saturday
night - .ss
McssFs Harmon Fislfdr ana d
Isowcii spent a low hours In Carsweil
Gsminunity sunday sef esaoon q,
Mr. and Mrs. ] r. Tucker spent
Saturday night with azr d iisl MES.
J. Murdoch
We guess NeKsrs fSirven Brock sSnt.
i elytlo Murdock think they are SIIf,i.
They have bcena liauiitsa Srti h =.
from Beltdh for .tlle ,ifiiiE fssg d fsSsss 8
Mr.. and hrs. Preston Ashley. tI,o
iinWiy MARI. ed couple have zone Y,
q 9hous6keepflig. s. ~ 3
Mr. Anderson Efacit Is seoriin,s 1
lew autoni0biIe. &. 80
& Misses MnSkslc anti Winnie Gfaygs
Inc sfleliS e geSs inasss S.slnas:s Assss
8 noon sgliit 5fey 9soslsIs
Mr.. NJ Fisher made 4 btisinoss.
TRIP TO Anderson Thurssiay.
Afrs, John Hall has been dSIite III
& Cor tho past Few tlays bslt Is - 81
itslpfotlng
Mcssrss R5esin llrcci ana E.leda
s Murdoch VERT &c the fis ,lal, 81 II 4 g 3
Silnaa 81 efuoon. 4
srIsn lelstlIz. a. iAl1. sl.sl.sk ~. 49, !. i
to Sos the weather thfnitse 0sit S ! m
60 that tilt3 can 80 ElshihE a
VIII call again slan. IL K1 doth fali
i; the cEeak when fishinE
~ q
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Tied Cor Fiath place

New York, March, 10 Charles Jiad-
d2n, of DoRagfac, Mich. and Or. tyal=
ter 70. Huhlnet Of Philadsip siphia. CONT
dii0ia Oh sfS GfsiIiEss t5i5s IN
.:ss.. -. sflatiane; A.nsts.if. billiard t0iIrne.
ment today and the victory or tho Wes-
tern man by 400; TO 243 left the pair
tied for the nth place, each having
Eton two and lost four games 81
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PLAY 4 t,ard n. ~.

Rinehurst, y. &. ,Ai:lrcli 19.,E hs
annual mixed gpIf ioursomee or tne
Silver foils here today was won BY,
Mr.. Henry C. w. Fownes and AIRS. q! !!
Raymond Price, both of the Oakmo7lt
Club, Pittsbnrg with a card OF S1y,
net, they having a handicail al aIl6want3S
of five. ss} Y g I. .t'.f M ! 81 !, g S
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'i;0jIlIl1iin M I q ann t,lroiiiiIai,,. iii isIsy

lGol1nbia, s. C., March i9.lTlie Co
lumbfa Snnta Atiantlc ieague team DE.
TeateG tine University of South Carroll
ma here today. q to Il WinchaIl OF Co
lumbia struck out sixsof the nine bat-
ters to fece him In three innings. Thc
hitting or Holland and base running
Or EbeEts sfeatGre6. 2. Z lt,Ss ys'tifs,l|Sss
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Cola lYeather Siops ms 1ia,pe.

lottesyille. Va, March i9.-.- Pc
Icrntts and p Few veterans of the wash
'taEt oilsAnse Fican leag gbe team TOT day de.
faatgd the BniRersity of YIrFgfain.
$40 The Eame was called at the
END OF the sixth inning on GSruunt OF
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savannah, Ca. March 10, Heafy hit
ting by Chicago, marked tcday.s gaIne
here between the Chicago NationaI lea
gtie team and the Savannah Sontli
Atlantic league club, the former vim,
ming ~ TO 3. Reisigl, OF the Proyi-
dence Internatipnals, pitched part or
the game for Savannah.
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i1u5naEa i1aTia s;67ssS a;47i viz. S7iF7s

Aflants March 90. Mrs. Ronnie Lse
Lloyd, an unhappy wife, Is making tie
Fulton superior court to grant her a
divorce from Byron Hs IsIoyd. she
says that onaseseraI occasions he has
beaten her seReEelg wf11ii iifs lists.
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9 9 Q Q 9 Q @ oso o d o O 8 o 90 Q o q
g IVA NEWS 5

- - - - = - - = - y -. " 0slssOSts10 o % 20 % 70 n
81. Mrs. J 9, watson entertsinet 4 !, q.
eerSof the elder ladies on last sTirars-
slsl sl turkey din nbr on tho o6cas son
1E 2. Aet, lotheE yslrs. VI @. Shefafd.s
~ Mrs. Sherard;s. 4.
many friends wish her many returns
OF The day. &; =
81, last "Wednesday AFTERNOON tie
Z. ! g, g Ias sl 9e no home or Mtss
s.iaisy Cool. After sn hour or So cf
Dlsasant conversation most deli
-s,iouss sweet coilrae WAS sefred & Z.
The showroom formerly 1ce,fniaa
by 4. A. q. G. heipls "a as, !,
Jeino1e sfsfE s. oGfsIlsird IS
": ,QIielcoi4 whDse business IL q frn,;s. I,
To such proportions As 10 resliittc
nc ore comniods dsplB qua Tters.
8 1890 rs -
iss AliHnie FanIieif lin g rntnfned
To- her liaase iIi ISossnde FfeF
spsndine q feis days with her sister.
Mrs s. "a. aIck kdafIss
E ]. ~, BedenbangA and sittse
son spent Yesterday IN 8Tiderecn.
Fred Black oe Eft. Carmel a
ing the weest ikEyss a hiIsinela.S
Ia and children 81
ss.iss p as'ls aFc ON ,yI4is. 20 miss. r. \.
!. ait q slfissis Of Afasssnss &
"a 20 va Iet q fevs a avs with rel stiees.
w a, Redenkaugh 81 ssrospsr.
ltS Is bag Astili es q Fafs.li )
OF his aoz seofs J. u Reden
s5as s5fs t. aef
Carmel 10 sspen9 some sIl|ss with re -
|siees and friends. M
9Dfia i0s ~, a
ise s. eek end rssl5 81,
miss ranrsie Leg VViItsas ~ -
nj. Neivln Means or Aud "a u
ID town 6 short while this - visit
ms Efiends. :.
zltd ita, 4 AZ { "a 81 4 IS sse
sssef en- ~ & Ter :
latter's lngtlef. Is. tlftf,
lJf ifeaa q HOO sk8ef
Wis "a tet!sll ana d ~ 81 IS oek 4 IS 4 11lo
fcssiohAl bupiacRs.
hrs z. Nliesn ~ Ana con
tspe ikg hlis u toRA wssh feintlys1
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HonOr RnIh

"a, r,Irs, g,.5, ..
raIia,,s = si llsn
sgassincif iar,., st..s..s
Sj,SrSoS 49, g,,z.:s
Fis4 fsaIeil
Broci,s, - ,.e..,, asvs
sI-.se.s
q
Esst Isi5,ls.,, R5s;,s ~
IA
nagnroe' tafle
sSsssi, FsSSl s.teSS: .t.,sS,..
~
t;,St,s $. : s5tl
aa,, i-ee beli,
es.5 ~ - ~ -. - FRANCES l3n
S.1 ~. asllslte
ISanrsI, 8 -, ~ - ts,,...s -,
Eta ESss, ssra SshHoa iR9,s Mssy' .s
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.NaL.0ns anaI Haras.. aIsla .Iaad saalas..

g After batting around tllis globe and
emnlatifg the rolling stone, writes H.
a. b. Tor the past % years, &c Is my
belief that the average Englishmail,
pHtehfna SWede &C American viii
about boil down to the sanle level and
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Atlanta. Ca, March t9.--The Gleye4
land American league team and the
,latlta Southern essopfation team tos
day played al tie games to s. the con-
test being called at the end of the 9Th
inning on account IL darkness.
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brown Aranna ] IKf.le,lea. !

Belton, NIarciR 20--Br6wn ayenue
formerly known as Crayton street.,
one OF the handsomest resident ssc.
tioDn OF Bolton ls being widened IL
ciiy Council. The property owners i,iS
TINS street agreed TO give as much ~
t;iHs3Ir land as was necessary to make
Brown avenue % feet. wide. 10 Wae
necessary to remove several trees,
which is being S;one and when the
WORN Is completed viii add much ID
inc Improvement Of. this street. :,
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. KIInI1lcrnlan and Tapley "a IIoIle,

Macon. Ga, March 19.-rThe Bos-
ston NatIenai league today defeated 7he
AisNark International league Team
here today 3 10 2, MnrRnpilIe, shorts
stop and Eyers. sebnnd .baseman Of
the Boston team, played Sensational
baseball. u. ZimmerIpap and Tooley
scored New Yorlx,s rims. with nome
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sii6Fsine III fIS6 attff, kIie II -, Iss,l
cskse ~ sfa y; sass. accorS. !.
GlniIl IA z0o aenaf lava. sna lfian
= q Ben sal sss = fiIioS haa heeE
Iscnaftil Is the hi key Hahha FOR
many myens hes hesn seposed ana 81
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-21

Iris Speaker, the ball player, who
has the honor OF being the best paid
man IN osga anized baseball stated yes..
terday while In Chicago, that nc @ould
join the Red Sox now in training at,
Hot Springs by Monday II not earlier.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-21

e That there are sinner
aIEnIfg tAe b 81 kisnos Us d eiI
by tHe ID Dttifss BY on sSgi
The teve etsi tass service OF i
whisky lli, tlss. ttlls.G's Aarsl Z
7zechah Eaz iile. Since Rlle lss&|
srlOs Stss lsf the g0eeri.sii
II inst Efis n - Tor Saay0iis "a sl3
or giee tiiAit - to Eens ing Iiquors at.
apparently rs slnofs ellterBrisinf 4
tie natives nse peeteetly able 70 sup-i
the AIenflas. lnn3ne. ,he pfodsie S,f
b ,fns was Il M
- . lsfslls.A - ~ - a. fllsi 4 q
cosil1 Sfss it. 37,As !
essss "a i We esisf
10 sl Is iil slie tttei
3ell xil6lE s & ~ ich was fohaa ;si
ems eg Sic 1ieeiet6 Isl&nsa. was made
from > gtseF esi & wooden keB aBd
q riiis barrel.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-21
PER 7IR ONAL MENTION

Mrs ]. E. Mckinney of Crow HIN
ID visiting her son, ]. II. Mckinney
near town. 49, - E-s':
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-21
INTERESTING BUDGETeeF faEIvs .4zT :
AND NOTES FRO ON YsgssY mr. .v,raNr =

AIDE G1tsSvESs SSiTssspO SsiTss. s a%snt =
:. g a y s. y - q ~ = ssqss 8 = !.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-21

near town. .St. - : 5la: tes ;
The many friends sof .Mr. and Mrs..
:. f.. McSnen will regret 70 learn that
thoir little five-year-oid boy, non-
maid is Ill with pneumonia fss,;STf..
Mrs. T. r. Holiday OF Iseiton. Ssas
taken to Anderson Thursday. atfsp7
noon where she is confined In the An
dcr3gn hospital with an attack Of an.
pondlcitis. She was operated on yes.
Mr.. and Mrs. = w. Thompson. Of
iiohea Path, were among those in
town yesterday visiting relatives 4,
g. w, Clement. one Of n,r .,......rs. :.
citizens, was among those WIN nilrs
chased Ford touring cars TfursdFy
AL. Riii8hf f.an f4inahu f,,a,,,a,,,,,,,,,
Nililpgham. Paul Wiiiing6am. John
Caldwell and Ben Smith visited An
derson Thursday.
Dt. w. &c. Hearth Of Beiton. i,ad
-busi9es in Anderson Thuraday. iis
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-21

De. W. G, Hearth of Beiton. nan 4
-busi9es in Anderson Thursday. iis
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-21
SOCIAL AND
PER SOMA

!. 1ollon. aIara.IIll q q. ona 81 tne Iaoat
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-21

"a 'tts.1 2, 2
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-21

70 see tho Aather, tHfnitig OH rm
20 that tlits can 20 tishihE
VIII cali agtti saan. IL sen fslsslfl fsli
5iE the cFesk when fishins
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-21
1lrders Taken. fEor Zine Engra
77z7s1sE sll
T. !. - 8;

- 3
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-21

S.. last wednesday afternnon fhe
z z risctl las me home 81 kflsS
siai.y Cool. After an hour or SO cI
t9lSaSant conversation most deii-
.louss sWeet coilrae Was served.
Newport daily independent., 1914-07-31
No Rice For Iron Mountain.

Special to Independent.
 Little Rock, July 31.- The Iron Mountain railroad does not tolerate some of the innocent pranks of Cupid's retainers. A wedding party discovered that fact yesterday when they ac- coJnpanied MT. and Mrs Newly wed to tile Iron Mountain station prepared to shower them with rice upon their departure. They were rudely prevented by the depot policeman from proceed ing with their plans, being in- formed that such antics were mot permitted there.
Newport daily independent., 1914-07-31
Saw Auto Races In JonesborO.

Saw Auto Races In JonesbOrO.
 Three Newport cars took in the automobile races at Jones' boro Thursday, not as partici- pants in the speed tests, but as interested spectators.
 Harry Littleton was accom- panied in his car by Sprigg and little Louis Foushee and Lucien Daugherty.
 J. l.. Younger was accom- panied by M. s. Littleton and Misses Julia, Velta and Laura Younger and Laverta Hays.
 L. W. Watson, Eugene Wal lace, Earl Wishon and Charley Walton were in the first named's ear.