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HARBOR notes
cepriFht 1at By the Panama -Pacin

The next mail to arrive from the
coast will be received from the
Oceanic liner Sierra on next Monday
morning.
There will be no mail dispatched
for the coast before the departure of
the Matson Navigation liner Matso.
MIA next Wednesday morning.
/ The InterIsland steamer Claudine
has been placed on the berth to Gail
for Maui ports at 5 O'Clock on Friday
afternoon. taking cargo, mail and a
few passengers.
Repairs I'd the schooner Robert
Levers while on the coast have re-
suited in placing that lumber carrier
in first class condition. The vessel
may soon enter the Puget SoundsEIa.
Waiian trade.
Taking freight for discharge at
Ahnkini and Nawiliwili, the Inter
Island steamer w G. Hall, will be
dispatched at 5 o'clock this evening.
Several passengers win depart for
the garden island.
Z Passengers and mail leaving Homo.
lulu on May 20 for the northwest Pa.
cific coast In the canadian.Australa.
sian liner Mariana. arrived at Van
c0uver yesterday according to late
cables received in this city.
The last Of large general cargo
Is being discharged from the Matson
steamer Matsonia prepara.
tory to that vessel departing this ey-
ening for Hile The Matsonfa Is sche-
duled to return to Honolulu Monday
morning. 81
In departing from San Francisco at
5.20 o'clock Tuesday evening. the
Matson Navigation steamer Lurline
10 scheduled to arrive at Honolulu at
an early hour on the morning of June
2. The vessel Is bringing freight for
this port as well as Kahului. "a
The Observation-Disclosures freighterI
Virginian was dispatched for island
ports and New York by the way Of
Magellan Straits last night. The yes
sci has been discharged of several
thousand tons Of general merchandise
and supplies and will load about IL.
300 tons of sugar before departing
from Hilo for the east coast of the
United States,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28

W. T. Rawlins has filed an answer
in the case of George E, Smithies VS..
David X. Motley Rawlins, as one Of
the garnishees, denies that he is the
attorney. agent: factor trustee Or
debtor, of David K. oHtley, now, or
that he was at the time the summons
was served on him.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28

Repairs "a me schooner Robert
Levers while on the coast have re.
suited IN placing that lumber carrier
in first class condition. The vessel
may soon enter the Puget Sound.EIa.
waiian trade.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28

Taking freight for discharge q
Ahnkini and Nariliwili, the Inter
Island steamer w. G. Hall, will b,
dispatched at 5 o'clock this evening
Several passengers win depart fol
the garden island.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-28

I The InterIsland steamer Claudine
has been placed on the berth to sail
for Maui ports at o'clock on Friday
afternoon. taking cargo. mail and a.
few passengers. n
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There will be no mail dispatched
Tor the coast before the departure Of
the Matson Navigation liner Matso.
nia next Wednesday morning.
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TRIAE OF SUR HNLTEn
t(BY. Associated. presa. !

Z, Charleston, w. Va, March: 4.-TrIal
OF the $4,000 tdainass aefion or fs
Anna Hail against Gthc chGsapeak and
Ohio. railroad was halted today when
tpdrE room by thu 'iiihtSs 81 his wifs fise
w. D: HudnalT and Frank Hamaker
had sestified that the houses on Paint
la5 been siifaa ni by aes FROM
thearHsaIeu train as 81, passed aIor, 3
the Safnt Greek braRctti the night OF
tshEsiary l9l2. during the miners
sfriEe SSs Ss5l lfo{S tilSti train S 5eSaf
Mfs, Hall alleges shst waspsIoEs IIT'c
81 Cross minatioi by the defense
indicated IND that IT, Hpnld con efia that
the men on the train WHO diti. tho
s!l9pti1g were under ffile otdefs Of q the
sheriff q. While the plaintiffs eoilGsSI
3 ttle men were Guards employed
ting Under orders from. ffaiifoad 81!
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An Only Daughter Re
fieved 0f C0l1stifhb ton.

When death WIS hourly exnectea,
ell remedies having failed. and DR.. II.
James was experlme with the
manV herbs OF Calcutta, lie accident
ly de@Gi preparation which cured
his y'eiiild Of CONSUMPTION: HIS
child rs now In this country apd en-
j9ytng the best of health. He has
proved to tlfe world that Consum1p ton
can be positively and peryfsanentiy
cureifl: The d2etbF now gises his re-
cipe, free, only aAkihg two-2 cent
Stamps TO. pay expenses. This herb
also, cures Night ,SSWeats, Nause8 at
the Stomach andlft Will break up q
fresh cold In twenty-fpur hours. Ad-
dress tCrIssAA,PIDQGK Co, Philadelphia,
Pa, naming this phper.tt. n ,I..
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INTERESTING BUDGET or NEWS q
AND NOTES FROM busy RET TOM s.
CLAUDE A. GRAVES. cOmessolbdiIss ssot.
!" : - = = = = sEsta = s = q = = : 4

Z. u. dassaway of L.6ng Brancif was
III town yesterday.
Kew: Z. A Waters, pastor OF die FIfsf
baptist church of PelSer, was among
those who had business I'm Beiton
yesterday. ~ ;
Inc following travelling men were
registered at Hotel Geer yesterday:
II. l.. Bames, Chicago; J M. Bennett.
Atlanta; d. M. Peden, Chester: Rob
ert Sehaellsbnum, Providence IL. I'll.
Sn.der, Richmond; u CT Mtiilita
Milwaukee,; G. c. Haqmondf Riefi-
mend; Fred Folk, Boston; Paul +.
Haddock. Charlotte; w. A.. .CsoSknef.
New York city; w. IF. HftEhGoak!
Peoria, ILL.,; Jacob Charles aTefHey :
Walter West, Greenyilie; c. III. Lewis,
virginia; WA. Bulbrech, :, ich8maaiffd!
III. Il, Fdrbery, Buffalo; Benz HcurIey.
buffalo, g. B. BrindPich, California 4
l.: Kaufman, Baltimore; Paul HI C.al-
vim, Clemson college; j.. w. RSfRrock!!
Pcndleton; Austin Daniel. GfgGnviIlei
{. e Blaci4a' a'MonteomeEyy IT. Il.
GoH, Baltimore: r. r. MeCuiiocR;y At
lanta. G.. ), H. Bulkley; SpaFtasibute,
c. S. Rigby. Gfeeayilles G. W.; Wright.
Colnmbia; G.. W. Heeht, Richmond;
II. r.. Hanks. Columbia.
MRS. M. q. Cunningham, one :oe our
popular milliners, who has ibsen IN
New York and Baltimore for the past
three weeks buying millinery; HAS re-
turned home. Is s !:
s. 1. Shirley of.Riya va &ssaAas tam5fg
those in town ysstefd 81 - -.
Miss Sadie Shirley pf TEfangleswas.
i'll Bolton yesterday on buslfe5B. "a
Mrs, Robert Parker and Mrs. Frank
Arnold OF Anderson spent yesterday lin
town. guests Of the. CORNERS parents,
Mr., and Mrs: Henry Rrchme, es, Al All
Ccrson street. !,
viii Kay Of 5Honea Path, a very
prominent travelling man. was III Bel
ton yesterday.
Waiter Keaton of EBenek was ~
among those in town Yesterday. Z
G. Fl. Clement of Relton, Route. Il
was q buinsess visitor. to Be1ton' yes
terday. 4A-
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= . 7 -.a.AT- a. I q
Editor 1ntslligehcer.
Il IL has been some time since yor
heard frDtn u.s. but We arsSstIll in the
The. farmer hasn, I done anything te
Nus land in about a month. Don't aet
the blues, Mr.. Farmer we have plen-
ty or time yet H
There wasn't Sn preaching at zion
sunday on account or Mo. Peeler be-
ing at the quarterly conference held at
Psndlst We all. missed his sermon
very much as he Is an extraordinarily
good SDFeact Cher. ~ 80. g.s
5 Mrs. W. ; Balf6fd Snd children vis-
sfted her sister, MIS- o. B, Ballard at
Roberts Saturday and Sunday reports
q fine time ~. 4s,5 (
,Theye viii be, an entertainment at
zion: school house next Friday night.
EsFery body Is cordially invited to come.
The Jolly Band OF this place lis GET
ting along Just ME- It has bought a
moving picture machine and Ii. going
to get uniforms this.summer. We had
man from Dayton, Va, to teach as
last summer. hope to get him back
next summer. One of our band boys
went sbaeksSfith him to Dayton, and hs
likes 1t fine. Hope to have him with
uSt also. Il -
We laa q suit len death III 6IFgSicfnl
ity last weeis ~? ~ Dtt died at
her 5dRqg 81 night
iaho1 ll ls0c clock. ~ She tdlnp u ned OF
not telling well that evening and at
g o'clock she became worse and died
at eieyen, no s1vsattqT5 iilayipg, been CALI
ed In. Every body was mttch surpris-
ed and were Indeed sorry She was
.one. nj tho ,nifiaaf inha bifoS,Rp s 40 s4h,,
county Nobody knew her age exact
iy. but ehe was: nearly u hundred.
Il fTff.s sSlsIft Etiipdss rs, getting along
fine with his new barn and hopes TO
have it completed In, a few days. !
- NJ. W. H. !; : ttt...
o. new barn. Hiss6afn having been
burns sotueIiiae ago, destroying four
mules and. one horae
The School is. getting afoiis dne with
its good, kin5 and noble teachers. The
principal iBs Mr.. q, &C. CEofner. with
thFea assisfantS,& Miss Mantle ONE
OF Pendleton, Miss Lila Madden OF
CentraI and M Is Cara Haddon oe
pdnalds, s. c.. We don [; ;sess how the
school could get along any better, SD
think You trustees; had better ret to.
getief and elect theIflA for & anothsE
term -
ess Mr.. D. NJ. Moore bought new suit
the other day and had lust bought one
about mouth ago. Il 3gpnder what
next! sayE = -. 81 jsslstS agl,s = 6
Mr.. NJ. Il. AIeore AMI Efaaiiiy yisitss
ed Mr. ID. So aETobson Sunday. I,
! guess.I ] hnd better ring or for this
Tine and leave soinethIag f6r next
s!Ao. :. 9. x,
Uncle zeke.
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! THE DAY m con IS )
i.;e 4s 4.
= y . = Ss'sSsa sIsas;'s ~ q. I. = s. s
Mareh 4aafS5
Senate-Met at noon.

Senate-Met at noon
Foreign reiatlons committee dis
cussed tho Mexican SIT siStiofN si,s
Arrangements we're ni;itS for OF =. q
.oint session tomorrow to hear Presi-
dent Wilson read his megssge adyo-
eating repeal OF the Panama tolls
exemption. - S.t'Fs ssF5sS
H6useMet at noon.
Horace Stern, or PhiIa efbiia!l !lttof6
the ifdfcfafy committee the high cost
lof living was caused by foreign Indus
trial concerns. 90. So
I, i Fore elgn, affairs committee arranged
to g !, hsgF sesrteary E2ryRn tomorrow on
the Mexican situation! 80 q Z. -
lnsular committee cofisidefed iihw
legisl for the government of P0r-
to n leo. ~ sttsss s1 oeiIs; ne ipti s.;
Land COMMITTEES continued 6onsl DER
Eation of new lays for leasln the pub
lie domain N sIil ~
!, House Paased bill f0 aifhorlze
/ states 90 prohibit the 81 Is ef Convict
goods III Orr eiiili 'pAei sIEafj tad
from o1tsideithk Fsla borGe Geks.
Conference report made ION hos
office approprls bill ana sAlaslkat
Rail sgay projects - 4 a 4 q z =
RdbFeseit I've Yval IS |. New JeEsey,
and Others adyocRted passage OF tie
bill to create a bureau ns labor sstaty'
'fs:joi.~Essa a 3. so so s..,t S. ~ sss.
m, TtiuFsdayS = &. si.f g.
Senate b. = adjourned ats5 p, in. TO
noon Thursday. ~, z
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COMMUNICATING
IliNE7rP or CHICAGO + FEGDERsIs.
First Team Of New League 70 bee Az.

First Team of New League to be AVE
aii0dneeFd OOmRletelys,5 frtts
' Chicago Z March 4. .-sAThe lineaupfaf
tlfe. Chicago lFedeFaIsc was annOnnded
today by Manager Tinker. H,Was the
first os the. Federal teams to- be hanr.
nopnced completely. The nSmes OF
tine players with, tine team each man
was WITH last year ,folfows:'A A""f'
T Pitchers--Ad Brennan, q" PhiladeI-
phia Nationals; Claude Hendrix, Pittsl
hurg; Tom 'MtS Siiire. g e,lIicago sfedefl
ais; fra Wang, local semi pro ofesBion-
aal. G. j. Watson, MilWaukee: Henry
Schmidt, Mit%alik kee9; J6fin GlaEer. Chi
cago 8eIii-pf6fe fessional; Dave Black,
Chicago semi-professfonaft and Eeb
Pfendergast, Peorias ty,Sn ~
Catchers-lArt Wilson, New York
|, Nationals i: jim i Mel ponnngh, Chicago.
Federals and George MulYaneyl Gin
cinnati semi-professionai
First nbRsemen--sNW! tiR. SBcitEon.
, Spokane; John Kading, Chicago Fedz
erals; Fred Beck, Buffalo; Bill Twill
, ling, st. Joseph. 49,. .-,.sJ i..- :.
SECOND hasemen-Johp Farrell,
(correcD Chicago Federals;t John
Grnan, Lake Forrest University: Leo
Kayanaugh, Chicago semi! profeBsIoH-
al, :!g 49, Isnc aae sl az
Third .basemen-R Rollie .Zeider, New,
York Americans; James, Stanley Chi
catso Eederals. '.frsA sg5s
ShortstopLJoa Tinker, 0inSiHndlls s$
Odtfelders-Al Wicklands CinGins
natl B !; Cad Coles. Baltimore; aud lsl-,
mlraffi John Muncie, Universally 0f
minnesota, and Ma4, 81 ok. hIsasSsria. 4,
..Bilte RreHlatE t5day was gpp,,iat-
ed chief of the t,ederHl Is umpire staff
by Pcosfd Aiit Gilmore. s l
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in MEMORiAM.
Resolutions on the Death Of Mrs. Jno.
r. Harris.

r. HARRIS 81
The, Ladies' Missionary society Of
the Relton' methodist church met at
tho beautiful home OF Mrs. G.. 8. Cuth-
bert, on River street, yesterday after
noon. and quite an interesting pro-
/, gram was. carried out One feature. OF
iltc DrQgrsm. was q tribute to the
memory Of Mrs. John r. Harris, de-
ceased ~ ~ 81,
This resp pIut9 ION follows: ss7'':ss ~. ss:s :
Where's 81 God, 10 Ills providence.
has seen dt to remove from our midst
our beloved friend and co4Worksfs
Mrs. JobnfR Harris, therefore be it
resolved. bg&sha 4 Womaa,s Foreign
Missionary society OF the Latimer Me-
mortal Methodist church.
First lt.st lt.fs.t u - death yrrs haPa
lost q moss useful onsecrafed faiid
efficient worker.
Second THAT, while deeply deplor-
ing her loss, I'VE submit to the divine
viii and pray Gods comfort upon her
loved ones.
Third That a; copy Of these. neso-
lutions be Sent to the bereaved fam
ily and another COPY be inscribed in
our minute book. /: 80 %
MRS. w. d.; cox, 80, q
MISS iANT0NIAs SMITH,
- 49, s.scomcsittse!'' b
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RsaI RelEl6a,a

ss.ts zNl,s :
Atlanta, March 3, =, iel Trotffer. II 4 ha )
4 plle ee Dlilni Rfld ~ iic as
q. " ID nous preach :
ersv In; n Agofld Ia tnts ATTAIN
I lans e, q .Saeys pf sermon in COM
/, p ts noon 1t the
AsIantt q slble nov ses
b He talks ahstii The craeiaxion iis II
were som thing that hRppehed IlRy
oelore yesterday, and !, Nhen he prays
tpl GGd, he soinds jtist tike an over
grown boy taE iiig to din earthly father.
!. He Outs slang in the. mouth or stsie
Apostle Peter. and talks about I5efz
room tlghts from the pulpit .Yat DR..
q. tGafnphsl III .1Iors gan. Df.g SoiifSer and and
other geaIy .feissgastys VI Ssstiistii q lifs 'fg
other KodlS and ints!,ectGaf I,i2sSSs ,;s,iY,ss5
arc associated with Ii iHi5 In the CONFER
ences decsare that IL ever a man or,
5eartb ha6 true revaFenea IN Ills hsartS
It, is Mel Tfottef. 1t Is an SO very
Ifeafs TO litni ffiey Say the fIet tjf1his
own salvation end the need of Others
for salyati0ns that. he knoWs no; other
way 70 talk about if exceff straight
from the Shoulder, jSist as he taiks Of
the :ofhgr Vital things OF life. ltei
His pEayer., on the opening. day ,of
the confeFfnce. WAS one of the most
rethat tkabIe ever uttered from an AZ,
ianta pulpit and 6ns OF lac most eaf-!
nest. IS nslsT ~.
!. 8 God, you know ssliSt ,h.se ere trying
20 do Ia Atlanta, = he prayed, land
sssoii know " bet a, touch time. Of 1T We
are having * We went YOU to PLEAS )
lseiS flli{iss- - s,stIt.. =. - 49,. s..s -
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II 1.
: !: SOUTH WIrErAhasroR
g #.* 8 i I : = i Il IL.

South Williamson, March s.--AYr
Ward OF Andefa0H, Land his sfster:
MISS Sara Of Clinton. have been
spending "a few days In the City. visit
Ing ct the home OF their uncle, MIR.
p. Brown. .-..ss Sc fE Hi,5 iif
VII 1T cauIl spent the Week gfd
in Andepson, with Fela afiyeS.
dF. John T. ,Ghsndl Ter ,ie I; speTitl N !: =
q few days III itS1if Ii N sith, frie1ls.
6 AZ Iso6n IN 4 sdaugtter, MISS
Carrie sbent a;, few days in GfsSn@
vile tits week With Feiatives, = s. 8
Mr.. NJ A Mauldin and
Miss zora, spent saturday and Sun
day IN Belfofi. ~ g v, .s.fS3.S
WiifihghamaBlfF 4tfHg nome
OF Rev. H. G. aIaFtfIS; Sunday 6fsI, :
ing March n NJ, 81. s,iiffo6g and
Miss Baftf8 EY1i1fng ham Wera tsiaffjad'
Doth the contracting parties are from
the city OF A1tdeTs6f. = 81
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Hymn, "c01ae Ye' That. Love. 5v the

Hymn, Come Ye That Love the
Lord" -,
= Prayer by Mrs. M. T. MeCue6.
Duet by Mrs. McCnenf end Mrs.
West. ,ft, !.
Tsfl, why May. Southern Baptlsts
Give Freely, by Mrs. j. T west.
Readinf, t'DT. Gfay's Appeal" by
hfPs. yekt.s 81 i>.sa ~~
Readings tract, ,Eyefy nay Thanks
giving; Mrs. d, A. Gees.
Three payers, by Mrs. Gees, Mrs.
Boyei ana Mrs, Rice
4agatde deFfng OF thank offering.
. HyIe,is We Praise Tee, On. God"
Annotinc cefnents,
pEosingl prayer, i,t. 8 8
Mrs ". H. Trspamefl WIN conduct
TIE ineeting Thursday,t and her sub
isct VIII be, r'FoundetioH Centers. y
Her Program is very iinteSesting, and
ghs hppes aIl ttte ladies' will make en-
especial effort to attend this meeting.
B. - r l
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AiE ) siss ,Siss

-
lllers Ala. !2f;lrcl :
naEah her loils and Evel
!slss the raj igtcaa d 4 kerj
iss.o ~ 59ne cent fave fik n "a
sInfs - In ili, iIy 4 3 !. n 3, ils
siksaAd by ttpyarn0r O'NesIs. 4 n 8 rss Is
tsse coIarniss ion, tte 70 apdI
EEHY nxz7le Ela1lfcaf d 3 n 8. q fffl
~ d !,SvIis|
tss, I'm q 81 &, 81 II a =
rtlssils a19 q
81 81 Is M . i b S
i';s,t 2 III .Jlt fkfes "a.
tha stase. unless chsnied ~ the Tail-
road conlnisal6f. !.
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.s5 & EVA u = 3
Q 9 o, . ID . b u d 81 'o o.ill o o .o = o


- illf 1ay., .sti Srrf
8 : ssSen S6x taeS school a,iif dfsIi
her last EgilAs 6 Il q
Sen TED tiifee II iaea Pa + on Wis
.Ex tiiaisf ll.sh Z. !. iEssssl. si I.slss.s1
ftosh iefa q oSgIl 8 g.sII ~
ailtt tllsS ex iect q n elsdd fl lfsItsf
tIfat IsigIlt al liiis =
are 10 90 ~ tlle senli9tf n 3 I.iiSiis
has lsll on n. IL az
His I%ife. Z, + play, ff rte d cios1
tei; silp iy.lc This siS O. eEieii.
eif ect,ie d d ,yssi lss
pls wilb hRSe sec sccf ea I6
tak4 ss i iIefeaE q part 81 - IS IS
pc llese and llsa 3 ! 6 81 81
TIE n IS
20 1ssst Balfik{
senie tlnie lEl 4 Iof ~ i,
". Cox. on HtoWA Rsehue.
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RETuRNED lTlssIONARYl..
Lee:afsd ak sPresbyteria1 Church 4
) Bolton Tuesday.

lsr. Bucllhnaa OF Virginih, who has
been as miss ionarY IN japan ff0r
number Of Years, gave & ter! instflle-
tive lecture at the fPreaE teffan
church In BeltoD Tuesday night. A
large crowd was present and enjoyed
the lecture. DR., Buchanan Is full Or
interesting Information Of. the f6reign
land and win always be welcomed 20
Beltols H 3; 20
NisSes Ola scott an 4 Eutii; r pati
son iof dersen were among tIIoss
who attende the Paetinie flieater il
Beltoh lust light. 8. y i, 3
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TOWSyffiE FRRs0NsIs .
Q 90 8 p . Is oo o!o 3 40 40 ) ) 8 8 3 3

o 90 Q 20. 90 Q p o % Q 90 90 90 O.
.(speciSl tq Anderson ihteiifSsacssiFg. 81 | |
TOwnSilIe. March ,2.---Rev. W. s.
t Myers has returned from a trip te
Rey. and mrs: S. 7. ,HoiiInagi q g worm va
spert the weekend ,aI Fair PLAY.
Mr.. VIC King ana Mr., Price who
have heen, ,0p an extended trip To- Fl6ITr- 81
ida have returned home,
Ray feathers OF. Anderson. visited
friehds here, this week.
Miss Peterson or Eauretiiss IS Visiting
her isisteE mrs. +. q, AsblII.t :,
Miss Euntcs Moore, and aunt, Of
Greehstlle are visiting relatives.
= Mr.. E. A. RroBn who IS vIssitinE his
wife In the. knoWIton Hospital nj Co.
igme;ita. I1sest; y. spent'e few lays at home last
Mr. and MfS. Newt RoienBSa1aS SsiiG & 1Ss visited ss
friehds in Anderson this wgeK
Mr. and Mrs. e. C. AsbfiI were
am91g the visitors to Anderson last
MI. G, H,, EaisEstt and ,iitsTe Iit SON. son
J.! James u. spent the weekend with
mrs, James e Ewing and children
OF Hartwsli. Ca. are visiting relal
Mr. Bop t.rioe ana .Ait. Lonnfe Boie4;
man =, a 4, have ye returaed from a trip 70 At
a}r. Rnfa1s2 Fl Hszs Is 6 left left afst week or
TexRs where he wilf make his Il otS e, Se
Mrs. r. Z stopsIi. of Martweu; Ga,
and Mrs. w II: Sy6aanax, OF Her aars
sonyills, visited friends here this week.
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L iSlt tenstt q 81 Een
Prof Wv. HI isans who N n eiE
slsnowtt IN Bellofts b bea s Sti iSefs
intend dant OF i5elton High School, for
two years, iEas aceid dent y lIy shot Nom
day 3 afternoon. We nHlniish the fol
3owiue aftjcie from the Cclim6ik
State q { yesterday | 3 4 3 I,
As II LaHgIosd, pfiAcsaef 81
The iioTkins school ~ 8 So j & but
for 8 short bird h Aflt Monal q aftef
noon " Ii two slnaiI Il n pifisifss
q 5gtlzl patsied hy: NIB sS q tor, ID
seafs nE age was kccids isi m. z a.
.cliaff the load q i.ii sex siil liff.
LAM 8 back accident Scs
enrTss TIC baciS y9rg 8 ts hsis
" .srE1Hy SilaysoTs n. = Iyss TAEneF or
kiiill eiagtor. Mr. IsanGfofd vas
Enallea fiS q hospital III Coiumbla and
last ni aaa reported as rssklfiE
very ySsil, tIr an 3ras b 10 4 9 + II
psinllll bot not tllongal to sbs 81
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Miss Kate ana Iaamfe Callahan and
Eugene Hdghes were lie guests 6f
Miss Eunice Young on Sunday.
Cherry thFafrs called ON ilis best
sgLrl Sunday. affern nO0n. -. u. ~
Miss Bessie Hall Of Flat Rock Sec
ton Us Fisitingf her sister Hrs, y. ,GI
aifss d Ganbreifs i il FlsiiS sick !; M it
y. Miss dFace LaiiRmllssEE LititiRllsE visited ii her. !.
brothegsa Charlie Eatifner y Saturday,
and Sunday. Is: q. : I ~ 80, :s,.a, 8 -
ME: o. K Martin and Miss Dora
Taylor were the guests of Miss Eu-
nice. Young Sunday.
john Snfit Rsed a new .c.ii. ca
lfiage Isst week and tarted Visiting IN
it Su1H nd us mule ran away. No
sotle 1itltf sSf lot tikly.. ~ s., tlf
Nli5 Bessie Hell VAS ms guest OF
ok. J. .Sund< y !. . y.
's.l The new SFtirSfi ct Fri hdsfti6 ii
.aearly complets9 and ~ goinE TO be.
one or the prsttie est country ch1rches
II eilr country.
FEfffs. Reheecs Dayis ana her graYIlt- 4
datl lStter. Mas Lots Cobeiafid q.
sSiq3 ding i Few days with Airs j. r.
Gslnbfe7I Il Ss;S!s ) ,istSI Al i
The Glevela1d school gfFe s boS
paEty week i;shietl wlss 4 big sIfc@
Mr.: Fred GiIiIssis Ii puFchaseds s
lisJe bugg Isoo goiit 3 1lrIs ~
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VITY, AND AS A MEDIUM FOR
. '.--a-7f ~,

The MorsRi Company says, :" we will
give you $50. .ooO,900 but ,we, want $780,
600 O00, for the fifty million OF bonds;
We want syou TO add ton mfIfiofi more
M bs8sIdst ia,Aas N I aAs,iii "a 80!
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s0UTHERN NEEDiNN FUNniSs iIP Il 81.
Mast tay siilS sl1RSl SEs to se

Must Pay EShprhItant Sums to Sc.
4 cure M6ney delss. -, ..
y, Warrington; March. RED resen4
ttatiyye Collier OF mississippi, in a
speech in the house against inter-
locking dlrectorhfes today; declared
the sSoillh tR railway hssd TO 10 to- 6!
II Morgan and Colnpang with all ex-
orbltant premium TO get sfnouey wifi
which to- meet the sb0. .005; ;005s w6ftR
or bonds abolit 90 fan due. .ss,R
They are strAitih hge every 1sry6 to-
pay tde eh0Tffi5t1s interest Sii a Jtlifie
great bonded indeb bfedness OF theirs. :,
said Mr., billet: They cannot hay
these b6ndse so they HAY to IS6 to
]. z. Morgan and Company and get
S52.00e, 600 to reieem q lasa4 .Bonds :
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). (. { 8. & q a & 1 q I seIss z
MORNING at Z g0seioek n an illness
Of eeSera this ssJfe' was al
years old dtsd leagsa 10 itle.iEh
hpr aeI fuTes 4 illus ID aud Iiye chill.
drelts two stsfs lid ia f4e bbga. te1
sides 5E!l lef elkttyes eId ds. AIRS.
Cole ~ SIS 4 cons liE M Is bes or ffe
iiie AIet 6dtst ghIfc ana sI i
IN bef To- love iiies Is good
jan cllsrf & me jlnesal seF.
jvfees we're rcnd a .by her 5aator.
Ns s. istetl by Rev. h.
iitstmehls y sFe Ii fsSs n & 1ist GEM
efer4. She wing 81 and iase
fespert to- A1rs. Col le the ciiefesi would
aok aeat the con gre atlgn 9IlaE gagsa-
efsd for skiis sas at Il &,