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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1914-11-20
6 Percent MONEY 6 Percent

Loans may be obtair O. for any pur-
pose on acceptable Real Z sate secur,
ity; liberal privileges; correspondence
solicited. "A. G. Agency Company,
767 Gas, Electric Bldg, Denver, Colo.
446 Pierce Bldg, st. Louis.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1914-11-20
Malaria or ChiIIs & Fever

Prescription No. 666 10 prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHiLlS q FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
If taken then as tonic the Fever will not
return. II acts on the liver better than
Cslomel and does not gripe os sicken. 2sc
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1914-11-20

A. sore throat can best be treated
from the outside. The throat should
be rubbed gently with Billiards. Snow
Liniment Apply at night and cover
with cotton cloth bandage; by morn
ing the soreness will disappear. Price
25c, SOC and S100 per bottle. Sold
by B. L. Browder, exclusively. adv
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-29
ELLIS HAS SIC LEAD
IN COTTON PRODUCTION

The final r.oar, af ,ha census tI-
ron, ,...,...... ..,,.
''''' va '''' 4''''''t'2 81 '"'''''
I.' ''' .'''' '"' crop OF i''' ''.'7
been issued from the press Of the
sesoramr4t printing office.
This ropart Shove mar tIlis conn.
-.
''''t'' d. '''e ca
''.''H producing county III inc
"HtiH Although The crop was far
h.a"5 The record br akng yield Of
~'4- and -ono below the crop Of
j'II. Il exceeded tho next highest
county Williamson, by i3,2SS
bales. The total crop for Ellis coun
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-29
NAXAHACHIE IS TO Be
STATE HEADQuAR7 Frs

The important announcement has
been made that State Association
OF Chautauquas has been organized
by Chas. F. Homer of Kansas civ
and Rev. J. +. Aubrey of Waya-
hachie. In connection with tbfs
statement also comes the informa.
ton that WaXahachie has aobp.
been decided upon as the headauar-
ters for this new organization.
This is the first time an indspena-
ont Chautauqua Association has
been attempted in Texas and its ONT
come will be watched with grc,t
deal of interest, The state has long
been regarded as an excellent field
for this character of work and the
few Chautauquas which have hoan
conducted at different places in tho
state have been uniformly successful
in financial way The interest dis
played by the people of Texas in
this educational feature has encon,-
aged Mr.. Homer and Mr.. Aubrey
to enlarge the scope of the work nv
establishing state organization
Mr.. Aubrey has been given the STATE
management of these Chautauquas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-29

An r,,lft wood AZ C,l,f,.l, 6. 1ya,.s.
3,.t.
,,.s..... ~, -, 49,, =,......... g.
l.,...,. w., $685.. - w.
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=.
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'''N '''
- '''' ''''''
''' = - .
/ ,,-..,...l....t.... No.. =,
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! ". A., ,,.,,. -. -. $50. ,,.:.
| -. ,.....l ~, 49,, ,,,,,....,.... ....,...
an .,t,, ,,.a,.l .,,;,., q a.. ,.f,..,
(
llrs fo.,r,o - ,yl.o, ,a,E,.ax= -.
tai1a aa, ,l,fr..,,, .,,.,.,,,,,, t,,,.,,a
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! If yo,, mood . r,,t,,nr eton,,, ,p e..
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-29

Buy school supplies at Curlin's.
adv. 1875
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-29

TO the housewives Of WaXahachif
You pay your gas bill Y times q
year and buy gas range once in !
years. Buy the Alb Gas Range an1
save 80 per cent Of your gas bill
Let US show YOU f. S. Cronk Co
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-29

Monday we will show East Lynn"
the most popular play in the world.
Also a Keystone comedy, Those
Country Kids featuring Mabre Nor
wood and Fatty. Ten and twenty
cents. The Gem. 1875
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-29

If You need a rubber stamp IN a
hurry give Your orders to ROY Phil
lips at Daily Light Office. adyttpd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-29

To introduce famous Mineral
Wells water we will serve at our
fountain all you can drink at S. 90
per week. Bedford's fountain.
tAdv.) ii
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-29

Miss Julia Hillyer. teacher of pia-
no. Fall term opens Sept, LIST
Studio over Reaean's millinery store
Residence 317 West Franklin street
Old phone 377. adv q
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-04
lBaCk HURTS
|. SALTS .H'lIa's. l|.II|l||IA|lIEYS


Moht Sfollxei foftes sfhal ihl4iTl alahexa
ike the 1owsist get sIukgtsfii ssiIiE EisSy.
Igad and need d! finsiiinl t6ce ea9ft5naiiy.
else we have hacldch6 and diifIHmis.
cry In the kidney regibl 5ugeFe0 0Epad.
aches rheumatic twingesf toRpid liver,
acid stomach, ], siseplessness And All
sorts OF blad dfsond ders. re s s
Yon simply must keep your, kidneys
active and Clean, and the moment Seti
feel an ache or pain In the kidney
egls,:E get about fcpr ounces OF J1d
Salts from any good drug store here.
take tablaspo poe..ful In q. glass of wil-
ter before break akfastf for a. few lays
ess1 Your Kidneys will then q I fine.
This famous salts i5 mad e from DE
acid of grannes and Iamnn ffiiaAs .afalal =
hined with Iithia. and fis harmless "a
flush cloggea Kidneys and stimulate
them to normal activity. 1t also neti4
elizes the acids In the urine sf, IL
no longer ifritateg thus ding bjaa.
der disorders. tsgs g s77 ~ -,
Jad Salts is hsfinISs inas sHSsiyss !:
makes deiightful efferyescenf lIthfa.
sEatar drinlr which eve fybdiiy sii 0IsIii
lake now ann then TO- keep tliesf kil,l
.neys eleaus thus Ay0idITig5 ioiIs
complications, - g, q,
~ A weii known local drneelsf aiiya
ne sells lots Of dad Salts ID gfofka who
heiieye In overcoming kinney troubio
wtliieat IT IL only trouble. Z. &
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-04
THEY REMEMBER
TIE OLD VILLAGE


Anderson people know that achieit-
ems Will come home 10 roost,"" bur
they do not know that most of Tue
people now living, away from Ander-
9on. but once residents OF thisR CITY,
Still prefer to- do their buying here
when II sis possible. iOii5 eourse, al
fiipss esaEsstta Ia goYa saiosss ,i;iii
advertising in The Intelligencer rs The
best way for any; Anderson, merchant
to get results but for the; benefit sof
those unacquaihted with .th:s fs.s, ffst ,t.i. Is
following is given. s: N, Orr and ri
q. Frierson. both OF whom once lived
in this city but are now engaged :iti
business at Heardmont, Ca, under the
firm name OF The Frierson Orr Conf
.pany. wrote the following letter tn
NaTman Smith day or two ago.
I I'VE notice fin The Anderson inteili-
gencer that YOU are handling inoc,i-
iatine material for eloyers. We ex-
psct to plant PIP bushelss OF crimson
clover and would like to llnoenlate II.
oif how short nosice can we 5geI Ins
-matefiai from yon? How soon will
we have TO use same after its receipts
.Hewi nEuch will Il cost. and how mich
will II takc? IL: ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-04
|DIsPlIY ANDERSON .
aOA MOVIE" SCREEN
EVERYBODY INVITED TO Wis.
1T THE SQUARE
THIS AFTERNOON
Photo Fl iaphes Has Has Arrived m City
and Begins Today Preparing
Pics.sgee Ees Pa..as.,s Ex..ihls
THIS AFTERNoo ON

Ever see yourself in a moving pic
tnIe? Then, ,his afternoon will be
the one big chance of q lifetime be-
cause at 2 O'Clock this afternoon ~.
-. KRAFT OF New York Will begin turn
ing the crank of his moving picture
machine. making Ain OF the public
square and everybody on the square
at the time will be. included ia tile
picture and will be seen In every town
In South Carolina and Iater a, the
Panama exposition, w:iere the picture
is to be shown. Mr.. Kraft. said yes.
terday that he would etart this after.
noon promptly at 2 o'clock and he
hopes that there will be q goodly
number. OF people on the square. 1t is
neceslary that there be good crowd
II Anderson is to show up In the pic.
tafe as che should. 81.
The moving picture man will start
this morning at making pictures of
the various industrial plants around
the city. and he expects to have ali
these completed, by noon. He will
then be able. to devote the remainder
OF the afternoon TO making the pic
tnres of the scenes around town.
Mr. KRAFT said last night that he
was very fayorably impressed indeed
with Anderson and from what he hab
seen OF the city he believes that An
derson will show up to as much adj
vantage as any other city In the state.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-04
The Day hi Cong es,

IL
Washington, Sept !. 20 81 Senate mat
at noon. = n 81
Esssisasor 2. blr:oil aitacEed river nisas
senator read into the record the,
i DTS. .al term 81 81 ,gIssk 81.
.sieeses platform : 3 - -
panKing commlIJec SaydHredS; favor
able reports on aTaentlmc ass .liberI h
=. -. :. :. 3 . ..es- .... re ssf
{, kecesscd at Std b. .i,i,., Ia / a. "a
Houue met at noon.
Debate was fe5 5dfIlcd ofs the Nlssslsx
saai lea 5ifi 81 ~: 81;
arTAngenientS sssFe n. lie sfofI 5tsinf
session With sfie senate To icar the
pretide ad ti6lnofrd cii sflie
Heea of Sspe 6iisl III G ande &. ~ !,
FOREIGN az Airs a ia greed 10
report fayorabiy III BIN Tor consuInr
reoraaEizati0r.tfs ~ SzfiSsI
Bill to Greats d fsirsi credit baran,,
iir agrielilturap Department. 10 ieffl
money direct to farlse n ON Tim fort
cages Introduced by .Ranrase eI,fat, ,va
icI<elIaf of Tenn essec! s's ~
raxatIoH oT sgiftss 4rltanees,
qlssis, lel'ac le,s slsslses and sluece-
tsiops tp raisa emet etgsasy fevEtsaee
laFoppseh sF n bill iiitrodnepd hv Hen
Ireaerta re ReiliY OF soRsiii. :. I
fteuitpyRi conlinit tee filed rSnnff
lagofsng federal supervision OF tSaresi
houeine TOR agricultural pr dncsa: inz
e3eais8 cotton and grain 81 S 8 .:'
Adjourned at as p & ii. - no6A
Friday II 81 -;
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-04
ANDERSON PRODUCTS I
IN EASTERN CITIES
EXHIBIT BEING SEEN AT THE
FAIRS Il
I'M RAILROAD CAR
Displayed Exhibit From Thiu
a. C. I. and C. g. w. C. Have
City in Aslraesive Style
n IN RAILROAD CAR

The agricultural department of the
ANDERSON chamber or commerce yes-
terday received letter from G. Al
Cardwcii, agricultural and Industrial
agent for the Charleston and Western
! carolina railway and the Atlantic
Coast Line railway, In which the rem
Tesentatfyes of Sile railroads say that
the Anderson exhibit OF farm products.
grains, hts, etc, sent from this city
| To Wilmington IN. c., to: go into the
special exhibit car OF his railroad. rs
exctang much interest at the county
Tsirs where It is heihg shown: Mr..
t.srawail thanked the people OF AndJr-
son iof; sending, such. splendid sex-
hibit ana says that he gave it the very
pett possible position. in the car. ,fN
!. according to- Mr. Cardwell this ey-
hiDit VIII visit not less than ten coun.
fy talrs ana state fairs In Pennsylya-
ma New York and New Jersey and. he
ss,,ys, ~ Lnat Inc car Is making q hitAat
An tno places Visited He writes that
tsEeas ssanterest Iisi being evinceat on the
pf6Eress. being made by the cities In IN
the two Carolinas and believes that
this section will reap n rich benefit
asfn result OF having sent this exbibif
to the North. &
sfit has been hoped that M-. CardweS,
might come to this, city to deliver al,
auuregs when TIE stock exhibit is heI,l
mere during the last OF the month. hnt
iieegays that itssis Impossible because
iies 10 travelling with the exhibit sar
ana VIII remain In, the north for sew
sIal weeks to- come i. He regrets that
ns cannot eotpa to. Anderson just i,m13y
1ilf .sFil sbe here II, the fail. o.. ,rifsn
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-04
) Such Grave Import
MAKING. AaINJtNI'AIN, ,Oi,r Of A
MOLE HILL. 80 VI.


T1iej alaEpipes stories which had
been circulated relative TO tho alleged
injurious ingredients on coca cola re-
Iceiyed fhsirfdeatl Akneii when the L,
S. Cove .nment tfnlAfla its seatcisinE, IN
YeaIissfic. Of be 4poy,,ia- .nGa foun.
tain drink. At as,c0st estimated ), In
the ncigliborhooa of foO, ,00l0a ,E.ie
government brought b together !, tlie
most distinguished array OF medical
scientific and legal experts that tSer
investigated food product .profes.
sore sof cllemistry from the hig mi.
yorslttes. lecturers from the lending
medicaE colleges 5afs America, experts
In analytical cneIhistry and phnsind.
eology, scicntists OF rasional aid in
ternational reputation and Govern,
mont experts. from the y Bureau oi
GheHistry IN that department, Of Ag.
rieulfnre. laEorea with the; brightest
legal minds iof america to find aols,e.
thing wrong with tyoca-C OLA. q
After years OF Investigation and
nearly four weeks of Joint. discussion
the Court found thnt Coca Cola was
neither nisbrai.Ged nor aanIteratcd
The manufacturers, statement or StiiG
Ingredients OF tho beverage was. cor
rect. No alcohol. cocaine or otnrr
narcotic drug couIJ he found. Sugar,
caramel, fruit tiavors and caffeine
(the active prinet fie of ten and cof-i !
feel were; found 10 be- the essential
grediepts. Even the caffeine sgat
found to be- present In only; aISo,d
one-hnlf the quantity found In tea
and coffee. TJse n0nntaif, turned OUT
to be a mole hii DIV. s.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-04
LAB 1RIrt(l.sI 9 MEN
ARE FOR MANNING.


". g.
uifs', oepti i'oilice i',l--'o'lle ue ute pupiica'
-tton IN the Charleston Review OF Mr.
Mannlhs's stand with regard TO or.
kanizeti lRboT Inanv ,etters, have coma
fron,. sAbas - -.
z tIoih iapoF uiiioh men III Vafious
parts OF the state. congrataiating Mr.
Manning on his position and Offering
support.
Tho following letter was received
from John 3. McCFayy, formerly OF
Laurens county. now resident OF
Columbia: ,s{5gs
J, Dear Sir = l am writing you to
next kovefnpf and am doing all In
ttiy power 3tp ,acceierafe your claim
to tho DfIf1g Il ~ stnS the mean while. i
atfi4tEyIngi an fAf kindly manner TO dis
courage afhong my people the, claim
OF your Opt pohent3 Yours sincerely.
John 3D. McEfnyy, District Organizer
All of Iadt6f," .2sl b.
This letter was written on the sta
nonery OF the BARRIERS, Union, Local
80. .22y, of CoIumbia, of which. Union
Mr.I AtcC Gravy 10 an /. Officer. McCrayy
Was, d bic factor in eIectihE, Biease
when he ran against :Feasherstoue.
The following letter has been re-
ceiyed frptI 3; Mr. George Naley. the
stcfetary of. the. Columbia Building
T,rades CoanciI, and secretary Of local
union Mo- 2p7:i Z. Is - ;:,,ssI.
sAff. Richard !. Manning, Samter,
q
near giri:. Ireceived several copies
of the. Charleston Labor Review and
ON the first page of the paper was a
copy sof the sttltcment from you. to
Chab III. Agalspt OF the position ynti
take toward 6feanfaed labor, ieanifik
plsinly seyersf Important pianks that
orEatiiled Iabbr has, fought for In the
laII dozen Seara What organized
labof, IN this; ;state. wants to know is
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-04
4
Ill I
BID IRE EEion,s q Pslssr ana
sflS d S0ls PLACE At fshI-
3 J Church

IslE
RHpie liz q nj weEs shocked
ulEhk u u gtls i,nws reachk
y sci ffsEt sn Was ID eSsl:
fsSs N en- lynoRn lib this
S9f Isl d iihnl bei o fsre atiFSS3
dl md ri AZ III III lis d dSrs on. 8 g
Mr. had been ii, ilfs uaiii
keqlp III ekttls nehtAay ;ssiseh he
a11zi Fsyti an d tack of aEhle le
tlhil lid tie aAd cailze Taii-
heBd o.eipck, iit
MS 5l6Ihs On HB 0dricii lseaf la peizeE
Flie sd6ze6aed ives rs years or age
and is By u Re and several
SShil liitefl. y;
fke iihtsEmsnt took place yesterday
siE hii1l Msfhodiss ehhfch, os which
sh1. ~ 1s3s d fss.ai her. ntaa = nurifaf az
s y 5: 81
g..sssi of sssssel Ned Men sgelA
..:l g lIs Sssn 2. : assisl. s;5l
lAlI 1 a I; psabis aSlseasA
-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-04

naR||


flisf sSk Eof iiais kas
Z I'll Z sl6ss5' and afuesi ssil
s sie u Sage and, Ssifphtfs
= ilbt .lnSf f6fi out tlF tack
81 thdt duh ], "a d esftakaa IL
Y fe1f feheR til ailS is III * lisrc VIVA
biied III fs, 4 eflant. BY
my ssfas Store fef ..tSf i, s
SAlla S.si ofssp0e e1si J. = y0sl VII kof
1 largo bos 10 81 fhis old -tiIqe fscibs:
fbfdy 30 stlse FOR 9iicnt so cents. a'IiiS
Silgble f1ixt tnte can lfa depehfe "a EEet
sstIre satufAl ts5lds ana be&2
q tlt a Is I'D "a Tor ft a.
- ana feI SAN:
a we'll sknsi iten d6WnkosEti SIdg ai..t
Nays every ~ asea Vsyetlfs sage ana
Silipk ilf. hsihas Il Il laF Fiens 80 iiattls
ellt ats6 ayea5S lhat k1ay can tea Il
lsa1 hS app B Et ez8S 20 ft8.
tt'h seti y - & iS iAlf6a 4 comb o.
e9lt bf,ls az Il llifSjital b yStil
lls i3a ae a yal.d ak 4 time.
iank:sin s the Sstz a ~
tle7' a,los Il -, IS. IN, 4
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-04
Stackho,lse Condemns
"a ctjo1a Of The GoUe,,eo1.
Injecting Fassisnni Politics Intp d Ma.
!. Y % the People Of The State.

Columbia. Sept. 3-The following
statement was given to the PRESS to-
might by Dr. Wade Stackhouse, prcsi-
dent OF the cotton Congress: ',;.e'.''
TO the Earmers Of South Carolina
$ MY attention hag, lust been called
e! the STA tesse,ant or tsayeraer aiaase
that IL the white democrats ,os the
State VIII east their votes Tor Major
giehsltds on srueadAy he viii feel jus
tined III concluding that they wish an
extra session 81 1iie general assembly
tealled FOR the purpose ofcarrying out
lhy iesislatIon 3fiis resolutions otferdd
by Major Tiichnrls in q conference
held IN tho governors once on Sop
ltembcr end f5 ss
The most important and the major
part tiiese resolutions was in ac-
lcordarcc with eefsaln resolutions
adopted tho night before meeting OF
The South caroyTa divis::s, of the
southern Cotton Congress u tne Jei-
ferRon hotel. which meeting was AZ.
tended by REPRESENTATIVES of n co,,nl
81 tue ssate, and the great major
.s t.sy et5 Them lectea at tho sorganiga-
., son ol.;ethes count divisions or ttlie
ranch OF the Eoettiern
sspst icong ress A number OF Other
sas1's en inle rested in the Welfare
OF the fafmers were present, iiicludinS
Airsj D. Smith ! y
=, q ppfticniarim matter referring to
the ma tier OF Iat,telaf ffro Z, II ~, 80.
I'M. ..,ys,. s &, !,
l,.sa .is,s ~, pfesidetatEo or this eoniention
slss, Sopimittee thereon
tss. sisarspy Var appoiated as. q committee
". tlliss ncay 20 rlemorialize the gov
eIneEs OF sttle cotton producing states.
l..i.lne upon them to have their. re.
=. "a, ,s,,,.,
isHaleana y y. mnise etsesttse t.led.aa sos
49, ~ : :ets me cn.tcn 10
,.'.s. ns3 2 ny other means TO
IN +, & .sa l.se
80. .ssssy teoliei tiiss
fo ~ - together
ss.s III :. Ioset CT ellaetills laws M
~. ,is Y g. q COOP lion OF
,S,ss.s ~. There
y. ~. - "a aiil
~, 8 e g az Carolina
-, ssaus me, cotsca ereage III the
,i,,cS ~ 49, = ecntiflue To pro-
ssSi,s s.s.s,,.. 81 q, 4, slas Is
81 Z y.As tiisctIss
sisS s,.lon was passed
anirhef Is SFeS.i 80 s1s,,, .,loh was
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-04
] v llgINIG HERE III
Dir THE FINISH
WIN Pat u Two Days viaitiisI
dc oz5 dsEson 4
lsI sSsosnBsy ss By IS

itl.yynal.t AaninE, former se1t-
ator IrorK Siintef county. and nov
fandidate for governor arrived IN me
a.fst last light, and today ana i,aimr-
Gay siYiil ma Ike; d ayinE4 4faurs uyar' sfi,sa
} county. his. Manati spass {. iiirt ie ;l,i,
ttfsd and went 10 hts room, al .si,,,ns
lie stated that his Informal inn h,
TINT he VIII sweep the STATE. thai me
iiscarfy nearly every county. Snfile
spfs his iEiendc inform tsssai he win
SeYtil pasfy the home cInn8y of bis
Sorpbhent. Mr.. aafannifig had no crit
ieisni OF his 4oppoR@nt, the, persoiisl
feetng between them bsinEs friendly.
Ains baRlng my campaign upon my
own merits, aaid Mr. Manning
haze i,ist concluded two strentl-
ss4 days :, aafd ar Manning. ne ailfl-
! ed that ne. Had tfaYefed more nm fjlO
4 rtiian inS S1ia alfasinnfg coiih III fTsieadify
aud shgid aiiade IA sIeeG es s. Y,sterIlS :
AH 20 iide Eepen speeches in CreenyiIle
y, fSoiie eltdIng with a big meet :
III tho dome iasts night.
Manning Is dai khte d with fae
Preehbt Ion given him eseftwhere and
she is optitll liyttc c<er3 tho feoiitcni.Se.
ettieds the 6nies come ont saiid
Htitb. shss Is the only thing about
VII ilctl lss las asiy concern. 3
y sfntslnt wi return to the ely
Satnrda$ afternoon ard will spdiid
the night In Eeetxisics Campaignisfg
tss lard work k. flieS and wishes 20
soc ei iectIon eane and end Il, ssii, fiots.
eEeF, 1t has buen great pleasure 20
meet the people and he wisheA to zee
- 3 lsss. e So
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-04
HALP siiLi.E0E BALES \
Can BE Taken Gaze 81 In south t.a1r,o.
lIHA Cotton Hhresl0axes x

Columbia. Sept 3. 3 -. In q counties
sn tiics state, exclusive OF cett ON mills.
$4,000 bales OF cotton can be- cared
for In the warebonse3 at tho pre-; ant
tiree, (, aiioWlt Is, 900; bales for Char
Iesfons With Apeeiai effort III Charles
ton - tlipnsht I; that 9e e0. .ae.s; 5a ,es
caa ghp cared for IN the entire state
ls Those deliees were given out today
by Comm iasI Oh or -. y Watson, WHO
has eeeiYsd reports from hnaMy q se
Bcornty, iniFihan fof tile South Caro-.
lima division os the SSuthefn cotton
rongFcsg. n S S
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-04
GRAUK sHOTL.
.YEsEi$ate G. Ok Tesfs Is Champion Esifla
/ Si,ps 90 H'hisseen States. s

Sea l5irk, n =, Sept 4 :. b Winning
Che biis dItielbnal H;aict today With
- hi score af 552f, Prirat & e G gfs,fs
~ % lIle 5nSrlsie corps 5s q no.
biiow eslket cha on fsfieinh1 5f ssls
a3teFA "a n Salon. emhy Gina ri New
and, estl Nor d AsI1nts & 81 SIZES I
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-04
liERIfAN SIS 8 ElEI.ECTEll IT0nnLYI

! y s1ehs Nelits iIes tsarll eaffess
| iRandent "a the Sait seiilS tb0 f1lsoWs
| lag aispasehs IS & v S.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-04

A great many swords were brought
home after the war between the states
welded In the middle, because the
young officers who owned them had
Dragged about their elasticity and had
broken them In trying to demonstrate
It. The tragedy happened In this way:
The young officer In setting out for
the war bad been given nne sword
by his admiring friends at home. He
was told and made TO believe that his
sword was Of tried Damascus or Toledo
steel and that II would bend double
without breaking. In camp somewh here
the young captains and ieutenants
would fall to Wanting their trusty
blades. and on bet one Of them would
stick the point Of his sword into
tree and begin TO bend the hllt around
10 meet the point. And Just as the hllt
came around the blade snapped In two
In the middle. Very few OF these pres.
entation swords were as Damascus OF
as Toledo as they were supposed to be-,
After that the two parts Of the sword
had to be welded. and the weapon
shows the welding to this day.-New
York Mail
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-04

building activities In all sections Of
the Lone Star State.
Dallas also holds first place, with
building permits aggregating 1878.
4is for the first six months OF 1914.
Second position Is held by Houston,
that city having authorized the issu-
ance OF permits in the sum OF $2,O67,'
ga during the half year
San Antonio comes third with ST.
673.7g5 In construction.
Following Is list of the other cities
and total OF the construction per-
mIts which have been issued during
the half.year period: Waco. STATS
sO4; Fort Worth, s1.225.413; ri Paso,
1888, 2i7; Galveston. ss76.SeO; Austin,
$3.50 and Beaumont, $370.257.