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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-06-26
ELKS WILL GIVE
AWAY SAXON CAR

AS a feature Of the big carnival
which is to be staged in Virginia dur
ing the week of July the local lodge
Of Elks, under whose auspices the
cornwall comes to the city will give
away an automobile. 1t will be a
Saxon two-passenger car, similar to
that demonstrated in Virginia yester-
day and some one will receive it on
the evening of July Is, the date fixed
for the closing Of the contest plan
under which the machine is to be
handled. The committee in charge
will be the Messrs. H. S. Gillespie, W.
D. Newcombe, Wyman Miller, E. O.
Sorenson, L. c. Peltier, A. H. Braa and
James Lavick.
The carnival will be held at the
circus lots near Oliver park.
Seven candidates will be initiated
into the local lodge at it's next regu-
lar meeting Wednesday evening of
next week.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-06-26
SPECIAL TERM OF
PROBATE COURT


Judge Gilpin is presiding today at
a special term of the probate court
held at the county building. The CAL
endar is larger than usual, but Judge
Gilpin said this morning that he ex-
pected to dispose of it today. A hear
ing on claims in the estate of Frank
Trampush, the appointment Of ad-
ministrator in the estate of Egidy
Dolinor, final accounting in the es-
tate of Martin Rezek, hearing on
claims in the estate Of John Oresko-
vich and the appointment of an ad-
ministrator on the estate of Carl Nell
son were among the matters from Vir-
ginia occupying the attention Of the
session. There were a number of 9TH
er matters affecting estates in other
range cities.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-06-26
HORRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE in ATTACK
ON ECATECAS; WORST OF WAR

Five thousand prisoners were cap
tured by Villas troops. Twelve can
non, nine military trains, six thous-
and rifles, three carloads of cannon,
rifles, ammunition were also captured.
The dead on the federal side, accord
ing to official figures, numbered
1000 with 1000 wounded, while losses
to the attacking side are not stated
definitely. The Federals are report
ed to have dynamited many buildings
of the city before evacuating.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-06-26
Catches Prize Pickerel.

John Ketola, member of a fishing
party that has just returned from
Half Moon Lake, is the champion
angler Of Virginia. Yesterday he
hooked a 16- pound pickerel, the larg-
est brought, to this city this year. The
other members of the party were:
Matt Lofbacka, Charles Pelto and Os-
car Dahlvig.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-06-26
$35,W0,000DUE T0CREDlT0RS
OF BANKRUPT DRY GOODS HOUSE

is believed that Claftin controls %
dry goods firms throughout the United
States. Between $500 and 5000 banks
hold the papers of these concerns.
Twenty-Five or more of the largest
discount banks of New York city are
creditors for large amounts.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-06-26
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS)

ZECATECAS, Mex, June 25.-Af-.
ter four days of preliminary fighting
the final assault on Zacatecas took
place Tuesday resulting in the capture
of that city at 1880 p. m. That the
battle was the most hotly contested
fighting durin gthe present revolu-
ton is the belief of leaders here.
Fourteen thousand were entrenched
in seemingly impregnable positions. ,
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superintendent Harding of the city
water and light plant today began the
work of drafting the plans for the
municipal gas plant. They will be
ready in three weeks or a month and
will cover the building, machinery and
distribution system.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-06-26
Will Visit In Wisconsin.

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Eihler expect to
leave shortly for Oshkosh and other
points. in Wisconsin, where they will
visit for several weeks with relatives.
Mr.. Eihler, whose former home was
at Oshkosh, is one of the filers for
the Virginia & Rainy Lake Lumber
company of this city.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-06-26
tBY ASSOCIATED PRESSA

NEW YORK, June l25.-Receiver-
ship proceedings fo1= the gigantic
wholesale dry goods tirm Of H. B.
Claftin & Co., of this city disclosed
estimated liabilities of $35,00O,OO
and assets valued at $40,000,000. It
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Virginia .....4 900 3 3 2 1 O-13
Duluth 1911 0 900 0 3 o.
Summary-Two-base hits, Sund-
helm 2, Brokaw, Fremer, Greisch,
Wright, Edmunds, Bond; stolen bases,
Fremer, 3, Sundheim, Brokaw, Ohland.
Agnew; double plays, Ford to Wolfe
to Croake; Collins to Ford; Sundheim
to Couture to Agnew;. Herman to
Fremer to Couture; base on balls, off
Blancke, 2; Schenck, 4; Shuron. p:
Wright, 5; Left on bases, Duluth, 4:
Virginia, S; hits, off Blancke, 8:
Schenck, 2; hit by pitcher, by Blancke.
|; struck out by Blancks, 8; Schenck.
|; Sharon, l; Wright, 8; wild pitches.
Wright, 3; Blancke, 2. Time of game
2:15. Umpire, Carney.
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-12
COMM NIFTY. SPIRIT
]. u. ToWlVAgg j 3 )
Old Time Spelling Tbs
People OF cOilsns.Isy Enthu-
assie Over saols

TaTaviiIe, m4tSfi m4tSifii s L. Tiis School
Improvement Associaiion of ,'Townville
met last Monday evening at:the school
ssa!!9siaas. zt 81. Is 5ssssAA tie hasiness neat-
ters were disposed Of Interesting as
well as instructiyet talks were made
by Rev. G. w. HtIling sgorth and Rev
Nv. S! Meyers along die line OF seieol
Improvement n general and incident
ally new school hiiil $50. I; 3 n
The response giesn tile sfiiiek keriai
decsSf'dly showed that III 81 seTtffiieiit
OF the associs on + " as strongly Ia
fasoF ,nsDt Of this mug deselop1
After the associatlSh was declared
adjourned q Great deal or enthusf q sHl d
was aroused by ali old - & faS Shiohed
spelling bee the itssers OF
the assoctatlon ana he nseInSers OF
tne associaSson, ais n Z N 4 nlsilibars OF
the high .sehOey Ths !, meet
Ing tRsI; was ;,Iss, va sess vas dssidsdly
The colanignit spirlt ii CROWNS
and in ferttia sol ,oSwinSiI,e Ftesins
aeteImlned e. new. y bchpol
ip'1 PSllGsng S.s y y iiEp5d
tHings and s6e 10 tie eS u eflf of slSii,R =
Eklieh hi, Atrea i III aA BON il 4 gVef Il
ltlac ltboardsg q. mi q MID Tor
q nice plano f9t i0Si ii since
last 0ctobers q ili RI eoea
3 Next Saturday It'll. liz Twill
serve oysters ron "a a.
gIit 70 8 p. m. EseF X; 4 y is inlifed to
come and parta ke tii isfe1f! Aff the
.Reig hboring sch66l are esp aciaiiy In
sgise0, Come astd aIiend IS III 4 day.
Learn OF the tTo pstsilty.
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.ORG FOB |. :. !.
SINE GqlyIlIIIII I
Both 5SiifdssR AtsewRs .sO, ia.
tpFs Club EEe:!siRg--Prinass !,
Reform, Il
, ise.f &. ~

Columbia. March, 1i..@Tshe fighfi6ar
primary reform in South n Carofins
will now be Carried to the state defnoI
CRATIC convention. which meets in c..
lumbia early la y..iI'''' 2 8, Tsr'fltTSt
The Opposing factiohs are how or,
ganiEing Id ali, sectiohs OF South cHri;
olina to ,captdfe. the Club ffheetfnRs,
then the cotinty Conventions ana
drst tinalIS the state eq7pyssntfeR 7 s 81 deHS
II Coy elsags rides saprqme in tie
convention 'tiiefs RiirSbe lif6 Z actionA
taken to place the prifnaFyy. sygstatt
SboYe suspicion, II the 'antf-admih1
istration forces get control, then there
VIII certainly be some changes in tha
PRIMARY. law. No attempt VIII be
made to keep any white man in the
state from Voting, but an httenipt viii
be made to keep some white men from
voting more than 6iie time ''r'''EtF. -
The financfaI Situation 'shas moi
cleared UP Ia South Carolina. 40 s5;-
luton has been found "a the tantfa
and every Indication 81 that the stHta
government wifi be. ,F@ithotit funds
FROM August ultil Dstsrhbef. Sories'
means mlIse be fdtinI tn1Siskciiire n loan q
of s6G6,36O,, State one odfhAiisSiais do not Sc.
Ii ,isvs ssss sat slsS. aa bank the state
TIE state ? dspeefatic executive
committee viii meet III Columbia this
spring 70 prepare the itfneraTfes ffoSr
the state and Ssnat0tiaiE catfffaignE..
There VIII be. Two big IiEetipgs 'tof
81; siiiee " M 1e
plenty 6f ,fgfi for 'ths voters. Eleven
candidatYs b9ys annpnnS9d for GOV;
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~ Q x.o. <. o x. OK. o x. o x o :
THE sT :
@ q
/ < o Z. ., .xeo xse,z ok o .x.o..S

& Iihaye mot BEEN adj 70 get Snfor-
matinn desired in regards TO a paaer
for; the folks OF eltoIl ) or rather I
haven't heard any one say whether
they wanted q paper or not. 1. am an
xioneSto hear from the people, In re-
gard TO this matter and. can assure
them that II. they. desire q paper, II
~ tsetsit mt bissitate
to let me knpY!if IL ydq desire one and
say Hpport. you VIII eiyeit You
merchants are, the ones that should
'do5she talking rlgh 9niussl Ssst
{ jiis y .s1SstIs - -gssrss
Y Z wonder IL the G.. g. & A. thinks
that theH Re 7lning flsSs tIsi1aInEs 81 tx
ton a Spite in not stoppin tfIeir ctffs
ut the Southern statsds AtisIaa
Tsp elm the Southern saiiro q q
ma think that they are doing fIll5
thing; biit the paSseii eerE ii;y
glfs 4 fEE y ieisi d II f6f, aiiE
~ 5S<V sStisfo foF their own accomudt- :
.tl6:a So that they will NOT have 10
rail- rs s. So ~ - s ss5
the Southern station. 1t seems that
THESE people became ohended at the
ma ypr and city council for not allow
inS hem TO build IA 2ff4nle balIdi1g
in the hea limiEs of the city. IN fiig
council wohid do the! tight thing, they
Ny1ll u M IKE u bfnl remove "a ofI IS s
have alraadyE erected, that IS, ,ff itRay
ihRvs '.sss oreisAsca s1stt sst-e
ihg 1t. The buildings which the COM
paliy has alFeady pef Sstcd; are III 6,
fife traps and II they should fiappsii'
q set afife they would probably ba
dang to that part OF the little
city IS Spite yoS on, thu IT 1iQf Abe
com Viii get them ! !. y, s;:stS
they have the advantage of the people
aud you have 't0sride as they sayi Bfif
tliSrs rs one consolation lat the y
pie can rely ON and .it5at Is that the
state Still has d railroad commission
upon which TO fail back ON. '',i'' - -
hear that a majority of the people,
favor lsewer system FOR the town OF
BeltDn. They have not discussed THE
4testion very mich But thbse &iio
have said anything about 1t, air Yavor
TIE pIGp NFhy not bit this aiiaatTon
p FOR geBeraI diecus Sion ana ind .t;it
the sent tlnsht that prevails IN regard
10 this mattef? Il am sure tie hsaftif
of the cotnnftnity VI tiisf be ter and
not only that. L would tead 70 putl
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sPORT!lNG TALK.

sSf.SH 2 - &S& . - 20 . . . - a. a
Ness York, March f1.4eY6uitg Jay
G9tl1lis winding up pfactits fUir IiiS
tent atcf WIN Curley q on fIi6 In.
doot ,EoIists i,of the Pfilad daipfIl fss(k..
ltiet oltib next Mnnilay . y fssSg. - !,
IouIg 10 2bne Of the cievereet stpofi.
ent9 fsthG ggtnA on tfi!s side 81 tf66
AttIahttB, and iG Is eSceefiinxly 9tfff1h.
ate tlsRst he ii shftcientIyS On s Slged
With sbIs worlds go0fis not to Ss iIiin-
Hueiles9 by the alluretnents of the BRO:
feSSiohA ii,game. ~ ., - $50 tSisI
A f&fE between the Federais AND
organixadl BASEBALL would Z cSi Sifnls
prove gtIaraest for the jbil, pla YeFs
ana there sars many hIg fefin 81 s,Igio
giit Dts iiSed for chuckiiha 4 fhnu
theie slaesss over such a SstfIeai IA
Tue defafs ggyG a7z6t 9Th sIlriii5.
pared stc1 . ,as higE as the hl&Ebst
organic Tbs. 7 ~ p % sI1; :TS
DESPITE Tie fact that hed ttef fffeea
from the AgaE g8nyh. when ohis f,fIf
Sgitli ibhps w York 75ssii IN
4 nor q q - / s
that hihs ret rs L 81
Until after Stig glsEfng Janht iflf III J.
New York FANS . won d sf ks n 81
'askey,s faR eess viii let iih fiii;iit AZ
Ter e m me- reashss the lage sos the han!
where are ghess sIaohal Lsaxaa
fnagnates who couple Of iiionfhs ast
i'aiss 'ijsst iis7,ss s,Ssas Iiiin'L iiaYe inv
money backing SbaSa?s .The Ctifcasa
Feds were reeet INCORPORATED M
lilinpia with 3 ca IilssA csk of S2en Gee
o;aa;: s. u itfi tfi siiS and WTiikk. WTik
Ten on me :pT2pssifF g OF; tracks: |:
In FRANCE and some parts, Of EnglasId d
they race on grass ttseks i: which "a an
advanlgge in some fAsn nectA. inasmpch
as race meets may hA Neid regardless
of weather eond 4 lons !. ,eindsE trio Is
TY5e aiissy; 1gIHifiiln III NpG British Isles
ana are eStreliel poPni ar. owing 10
their not being ffsctet by rain.
II Itie world steG Fin hui t6ssefs hay 4
he'd q nice little trip Ey6ui9d Tia
world End !; easane;il .s.p lesC besides!
When qHS STOPS TO re nenl bsE that the
games we're all 10 the famt and thera
was nothing depenal alnE hn6h SIS restiif.
thot eonGllgl glo1 is ,spey abls shat ;filf.
United Stateg IS not the 6flS count
try try In W whisa one II 59E esAES ni8s nii8gi;
A PHI Tor the. creatieH Of al st6ietlS
commissign % regulgfe boxing III
Rhode Island has been rel 6githe
state legislature. AZ similar me- sure
failed Of passage last year
Tho Wards are already nRyifE a
taste Of tho troubles of baseball. lSHS
Pensacola Club has entered ssik
against them for 6reat tiiis an ~
legged contract & 10 train on thsss
grounds. Tie BroDkiyn outiks
have sslscfsd cnInhbik, S. C., as &
training cant; +.
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q
Iieved 81 CsoIlas salnrtiosa

\ When death was hourly expected,
all rened les having failed, and pr. III.
5dfsl N Is exp naFi men tfhg the
many herbs OF CaIcilttA be dec dent-
IL. made preparation witch cured
/ s.s 10 zils Il zss siziSsil ls5ri fffS
child Ii now ii tiiis ct6iiilIEy as:i Isslls ssssls
joyiag the best of health. He has
preye TO The WoFld shat cQnsuntbttea
-, a-s>,sssss ss> ~; E itiv
cured. The doctor n-w 6iTes h;s re-
cipe free, 1sliy asiIing tQS.S ealit
efalail liity ex flk iea$ sFisis :.
alse cares Nfgit Swessss, Nausea al
tlIe stopa acls Il viii breRlx up 3
Tres 60 lfn sksEent nty-tout hotlfb. Aaz
dress CRADD0CK q co. Philadelphils,
a naning elIa IS s
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IL Llatlt ExhlFs.

QrangekprS. asafcll II The time
Unit tss e fssisTafal of sIiai t1inSre Is
Qhk stp his gshrantee q G0iiEfruck 4
Elta = ant III Orange dr had exp1f
alld De has thereby lcst his franchiae,
~ "a fRtnore here thsl local cai iSikai-
isl& 81 c0afeu1n 4
OrnngeArfg. Il % certain that 0fangs.
bakz / 50 H IL "a
that this want SIM soon IS tilsd q
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For Boys and Girls,

= - ; ~
Chpster. March 4 ne ssiTiss to-
inGat1 clths agi Nj s 81 !, clubs
will. meet Il Us d ilI jUint
aeaslon ili Is of 81 afich, Tas
ineesin M be i s. q Ilisf4e 81 n. n,
Cunatn "a sf1s fe1 lie
Is Eiesg " lSt pfiass That
VIII be 0fseEe siia eis lfidGcetnetit fof'
bes.s
one OF Tho 5f the occasioh
win be the BIS dlnn If silat viii be
served hg The Iona aluA ;lubB rnSler the
,pianse eIlefi 9f rue organizer. MISS
~ B, = s.ss ~ q -
Ailols hose slil De. preserst sc
{ i ". =. L0si state defIioast 4 ~
tion agent and gsfSf S,hs ls sSis -
Weeks and W. 3. sE'lliott cs Winns-
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Q o o o o o $4,000 go o o
. ABBEVILLE NEWS o
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the ae,. s.yas-oiS = ~ IS W. Napors,
cocb ~, .s;,oS..,. son VI M5s. Ciauoe
iator sr,e I;t.Ia sss,ny tDurheu, ,aying
i,Ad i4di a5o" 3;,,. -, was reaay Ior
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1,s, ass, y. WEI et me D,sze was blown out
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baESsd baT. an,,, nS is y. ~ Sls
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and night Wednesday. She returned
to Anderson. Thursday. ISs =
Mrs. W. F. Tate spent Wednesday
With Mrs. w. *! Stringer.
MRS. Eyoy Porter Whitlock will he
with her parents, Mr.. and mrs. H. M
GeeT until Monday,
Mr.. whitlock. will come. to Belton
saturday and. return with her Mon
Tie Missionary Society OF the First
Baptist church met Thursday after
noon, for their regular monthly meet
mg, The subject was "pefsonal SER
vice." After the devotional exercises
ana business was through with, Mrs.
'I 4. West sung BY Special request:
"A Little Bit Of Love-, Mrs. Tram
wen read a TRACT Is Mrs. Rice made a
talk on, personal seryice.' Mrs. nj.
McCusn suing "IlI Go Where You
Want Me to Co." =
y Mr.. Perrin Thompson Of Columbia.
was in Belton yesterday on business.
{',7-' R'.S' = '':ee---1-- ;.sE.-5h =, II.
The Library committee Wish to no.
ufy all those who have Joined the IL
brark association, that they will call
on them some time next week for the
dollar aid the book promfSe- Also,
IL they have failed To see = &c -.,,ss,,ii- -.,,ss,,ii- :
ing to Join the association, /. has been
purely an oversight and they assure
you that they are anxious Co have you
aS p member, Yon. can get member
ship cards by. calling on either OF the
vi:: &C., iTs:s ~. ~. StIinger, mrs.
&C. Brown. Miss Eliza Neville, Mrs.
a. VT B6ggs or Mr.. Henry Campbell.
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Il no, II IS assist al fhe
stlzl ton 4 aItsslsf tI,s
etty of & 7hi if of 5anifeS 81 :
son 7nsi 6. Ess hoils !.
81 restrain cen0ofs1iIn os iaottS plnl
tarees viii - heard hers soIiso rrovp.
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-
7 Sta.ement of The; Gpndlflon. Of the Z.
lssatsa n |, BsItSi; 4 (; at ~ she close q
Y Y fREsot5RtEs
Loans and Discounts =. IS 103, ,2ia. .t5
Overdrafts :. 211.9&
Furhtttise ans Fixtures j. 10000
Balking House 2,5D1,O0
Due from Banks and Bank
~. eT8 -. Z. Y :. ss =. 1f.4S8.1Ss
Currency - 49,, $500
tSilvbt and other minor y
Il Soip -. S;.... ..... 463lJzs
Checks and Cash Items ;. 1,IS0.08S.
gesgll .sl2ss5e.27
Capital stock Paid In. IS 26,NO0.eH
Surplus Fund Z. l5sss@S,sea 1855 ssa
Undiylde Profits. less cur
reht Sxpenses and taxes
pae $ s Banks and ae..f, ,s..
Inaiyiddal Deposits sub
ject TO che9kF ..ss. .n''..!:.. 73.76i so
Demand certificates of de-
p6sit Z. ]. !. 49,, e,ss2. "a, /,
~. u ,,----------------t
Total . y. $l2s.s56.27.
STATE OF, SOUTH CAROLINA, g
County 6f Anderson, ss.F
Before me 'canie c. M Horton. CASH
Ter Of tile above named bank, who. be-
ing daily sworn. says ti5at .s.tiie above
and foregoing statetflent rs q true
condition OF said bank, as shown BY
the books OF said bank. ~
~ c. Nj. HORTON,
Sworn tn ana safikctlihjfsii Sih yfsfsS ma
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=
Statement 6f s:s Iislan ,st ,tls
PEOPLES BANK ~ /
lBcated at BeIt0nS B. c. % tha. .elese OF
business AIarch 1914.
RES6 SOURCES: ,A',s y
Loans and ,Discogrt (. -. = 50 Il
OYefdrafIs .9.ss i. 5..s. ,5 5f.2I
Furniture and Fixtures -. $4,000
0the Rcai Eestatc OWNED !. 726. 90
Due from Banks and Bank s
Z currency 5. =. q, $50. 5s 100
Cold -. s7!6O
siIycr and other: Minor
Checks and Cash Etelns sa4:fli
Ander5oH g. H. AasIl, ~. Z !
Total .se5.go7.7I.
bIABIIdTIES:
Capital stock Paid IiF /. y. 3 rs !, $50 90
su:plus fthd sa0le
Undivided profits los cur
rent expenses and taxes
llald- :. 3. = - s.s.ss II .2e "a
IndlrIdasls Deposits sub 5
iett % check 81. 4s.4ss.s1
Dcniai;a Certificates OF les =,
Time Cerltlfichses of De
posit :. y. :. :. 100000
CgshicE's Checks Z, !. gss26
Total s. .SSss, T07. III
sTArIE or SOUTH AIs CI.IiTk.
County OF Anlsereon, sa
Before me came w. ~. Cox, cashier
Of The abQve8 niiIlicd tlIsIs sing
duly sworn. says that the above aud
y 4sfaeaseins sSssslssent & 8 tesA condition
Of srid bankt -as shown BY The bSplgss of
shid bhSaS. ss
W. ~ tSsttt
Sworn toSand atbecgih 3fa mo
sfis 1eth dHy Of March. 1914.
HENRY. r. CAAfpBEfsgs
Nnsayy Publ lt
w X. ttflilaaf,
q h7ccaan.
directors.
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Best assOrtmeat 81 Il. Efisas and
Frae III "a 3, N ID 4
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Z ass)FderB inc ne E EfgraIViing
Reltan on The. more. eItiaea lis. OF

Reltsn on The. more citiHed s,list of
tAtter being an aspirant for the office.
of county auditor, and being defeated, a.,
by one OK ths men That chflia out and
said who he was "faf, -" Jim Craig has
been appointed assistant bank, exam
iner,, by the man that the governor
appointed. Jim would not tell III tiiA
campaign two years ago who he Woliiti
vote for and when asked the question
heireplied that he would, vote for who
,ileS pleased. This was admired on the
part OF the antis as being man and
that got, for him a good many votes.
ie HIS fi6ppedc dcoTer now
and III ever again he rs an iaspirant for
lpf the question, evil he
more thah apt to say who te Nj hi vote
for And win stra fight Way fofthcomihg Z,
Never hind Jim. You may be able to
tote two sacks or corn on tIi5i same
.alpuider, hnk pne of them Is liable
20 t4ii END Spill; you RnelS.
8; % 4 hear Reshing III regard to sha
falr7 Eslt6Is Is surely not s5ins e
pass un the fair this year. Ilttgon,t
,ea$ much about this maffafa. fnls /
Know tpat n ey may be tfli1sSIpg of'iE
and when the time comes. they wili
elton S6ip and she
VIII thags smooth sailing then. +
i want tsi5hear the sentiment AS rec
Issg lsards ,ts 4 itAs paper bsFe,
,5 THE sTANDFIf,E MAN.
ss3 $ q -
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lyEIlI 80 Igag 80 NaIlSs ILL

3 Eltlrlestofi. March / I.---ASatn
Grscs after 1opYciI i5eetih 3 sidst nieiI
Rfia that Che "a offberh
ray. Isnrknlen We4l q bfei (. gfoun i
CliieorR = iil0fnii
Starting u S 5r il at fiiIEit &. {
anf 81 title h q IL rs nat n
10 be Il ~ sR Rc i 8 (, 81 Siftek q Il
VI $50 Eejn "a
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Mrs, Woodward or Augusta, rs Wis.
iting her parents on Green street
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Mrs, Mattison ana Mrs. Ragsdaie OF
Shady Grove, were in town shopping
yesterday.
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CT ~. g. S. (: s0s IS

40 81 Sttst4fii ~ sl;;s
8
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Mrs; II. NJ. GGier has issued INVITA-.
tions to ls IT her friends to dine with
si,er on Thursday 70 celebrate AE...
Geer's 5ist birfEday. a. pleasant day
is assuerd to all of those who are In
yited to this function, -, $
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i want tqf,,hear the sentiment as re.
CARDS ,the paper beEe; 4 Ts..s
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Mrs. w. F. Tate spent wednesda,
With Mrs. W.HK! Stringer.
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and night Wednesday. She returned
to Anderson Thursday. iSg =
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J. c, Rhodes, OF Bgetun, F..-5. 4
was In town on basiHsys yesterday.
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Walter kcaton, of tho Ebenezer Sec
tlon had business .inN BeltoE .yesfer-
day. sisiGifssi g u
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Miss Bertie Wright. OF Bolton. wa.
called TO the bedside, of her little, nieet
who Is quito sick. ~