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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-03
LAD KILLED
BY NEGRO man
James Eskew, Thirteen
Year-Old Boy, Was
Victim.
EVIDENCE is,
ACCIDENTAL
When Boy Asked to See Weanon
1t WaO Discharged, cauatng
Death-Prcminent Pied
mont Family.

As o result OF asking negro TO
let MIN see his pistol. James EskeR,
a white boy Ii years of age, died at
the home OF his Parents near Pied
mont yesterday afternoon about 4:3O
o'clock. The negro. Henry Poole,
VIII probably be given hearing when
the corOner's inquest Is held this
morning at 10 o'clock
Information obtained last nieht
was to tho erect that tie negro was
employed by, Charles Eskew. tho n.
ther OF the dead boy, and the lad ant
the negro were In some woods to-
gether. where the negro was telling
timber. The boy asked the negro to
show him his pistol, which was q
2sseal lsss:a 5;si. ana as the negro
started to comply with the request
the weapon was discharged, the bul-
let entering the boys abdomen, pass-
Ing entirely through the body and
seVeGing Q number OF intestines. The
Lad was at once picked up by the me-
gro and tenderly carried to the home
OF his parents, DIR. Mock meanwhile
being summoned. Little hope was en-
eernineii from the start, Dut Dr.
Black was summoned from Grenn-
Vile and the two physicians per
formed IN operation. This however.
was In vain and the boy breathed his
last shortly before five O'Clock.
tDiscussing tho shooting with his
parents, before HIS death, the boy
said that 1t was purely aa..i :l.,g..s,
and that the nesro was fla no way 70
4 lam lie entirely sbsniYed Poole
from aliv it4l.s.. a.. !, :, -, :
deed. y eDe
toole- is q negro OF some 1S years
and bears ;a good reputation aro,,nS
Piedmont. There was clearly mo de-
sire on his part to injure the hoy and
the entire happening was an ;acci-
Z dent.
coroner Hardin will so to Pied
mont tbs morning and an INQUEST
Into tiie affair will start at 10
\ O'Clock.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-03
USUAL RESULT
OF HOT SUPPER
Killing Cause by Mean Whiskey,
an Infianed Temper and
W6man.

The worst combination In the
world, mean whiskey and q woman,
may be ascribed as the cause of the
killing OF Richard Eoebuck, a negro,
by Will Belcher, anether negro. Roe
buck was shot Saturday night about
IL o'clock and died Sunday night
about the same hour.
Coroner Hardin held an inquest oy-
er the body yesterday, the jury re-
turning verdict TO the effect that
Richard Roebuck came to his death
from gunshot wountfs inflicted by Will
Belcher. The negro was then brought
to Anderson and lodged In the county
jail. The evidenceseems to be against
him.
The shooting took place OH what is
known as tho Tucker place, two
miles from Iva. /. The negroes were
holding a hot supper OF some kind.
One feature OF. the affair a. more
than usual interest is the fact that
in the house where this happened q
negro named; Harris shot and killed
his wife two years ago. The house
had not been occupied from thar
time on until last Christmas when
Its present occupants moved In. VI
is not presumed that 1t will ever be
occupied by negroes again. The Har.
ris negro, when tried for killing his
wife, entered O plea of insanity and
was sent TO the asylum where he has
since died. ta.ss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-03
GOV. STUART
INAUGURATED
New Governor of Virginia Occu-
pies Highest Position IN
Old Dominion.
(By Associated Presa. }

Richmond, Va. Feb. 2.-Threugii
half hundred city blocks filled with
a multitude of cheering people, Henry
Carter Stuart rode today to the an
cient State capitol, where he took
the oath as governor OF Virginia.
Gov. Stuart occupies the unique
position in Virginia of having been
nominated by his party without op-
position and had no republican op-
poaition in the general election, the
first time this has happened since the
people took from the convention the
right TO name the chief executive.
The announcement OF my candidacy,
said Gov. Stuart in his inaugural
address, contained this declaration:
II ain not the candidate for any CLIQUE
or faction, but ask the support OF
hll democrats who stand for good gov
ernment, firmly and resolutely admin
istered in the paramount interest OF
the State Having thus taken the
oath OF Office / promise that my
course as governor shall be controil-
ed by the principle thus announced" :"
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-03
4. c. TOWNSEND
PASSES AWAY
Sterling Citizen Is Re.
lieved of Terrible
SuEerings.
ALL HOPE GONE
SEVERAL. DAYS
Was q Leading Citizen and Busi.
ness Man and Was an Escam-
pie Of Piety, Courage and
Progress In Community.

- gyroo q with aorro,,, thot A =.
hoard NJ tbe death ~ NJ 1T =, %n,.... so
aend NJ .ha snIersOn ~ rn,rt,, - =. ,,.,a, ~,
ST1nday niglt TVn NJ ~ o,clooh @ TE rTspI.a, a
Was not nI,axnactad a ,,,.,,. ns a,sll nlu
he mad .bn,vaS s;on. 90 ;,eSe.I,nss. men earils.
ana h{s Soyyince r6iat,,,n. Ia essn.Sss
hesIegsS, tha Sery;l @ T,,roro e ne Ss iIie.,sa'
with prayers fcr Ills; r. ;Tscavety c ~ h,,t HfSn tSn
had Wiiieds I'll that M cianae ~ 'hS Tor,nsond pusonS
tha uo. -, s 5l' -aua :. ne was reaoy tor
no no1.,si,. t1I naS ,t9ushL 30 praYeiy,
o. Lnoush ~ SUCH Terrible
isea xi .u ynsH ~ Iast tne DattIe OF
e q. St1S 49, SnrS ns sas yeiueu up tne snost
hs, Ia = % y, ulaLraH ,a as q christian
t.apHS, a.Is ~ the tHttVH'euse Vi the Fe5nr-
-. -.
,;att % III sss,, maS nst . lnJureu on tue
nanas, =. Wy iysn 9sI yh;Hctoper ~ oeinB
hriIS;1 = ','S,sst is ,.np aaiNns t Wills OF ms
otia,.- ,,.,snns Mn MaS pulnins. s l9p
o,,,.,i,.s ~. us ~ z,nueESoh .'. were
Sro,,,,, ~ y ehe waits. inr.
80 .Mse W tlie itospitaI
.nat anu ~as sties TUG pest Oh treat
..Na .nvs uus app tnat ms ieE De
LUo,,,,. ~ '..,ss. assesytninS s tnat Is
1h;.. 80. - eu.t;siy., was useu 70 silYe
Snis ,itn ,ss asetI;. s,, Wluaple ana exemplary
nm; ~. puS I'LL. aas 70 no avail.
,.,sa. Al,.. W nsua Nss,as y rT sursIyS oy ms
,'.t .,l nLLe. e NeiAse lowers. IoWnscnd,
ms III 1ainsr ntsn anu Iiolner, Mf. anu Mrs.
~ 60; q. ASWAlseha, aitu Two bEOtnefs,
re ,.s. 2: W ANU y. p: loWnsehu.
.ales sne i'e VIII pe cohducleu Tues-
W. ~ " ITs1uI lre
= g
.lag Vas vas 2 llfInner snd oltlcer
.ol mn hllstssy s.,,, ~,
~ WI III aSt as paiipearr
q ~. Evans, jas. y.
~ sT s,li;,,ss y; S;,,cgniiy, =. .. sneior
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-03
WOMEN WORKERS
SEE PRESIDENT
Gave Added Stimulus TO Presi.
dents Desire for Social
Justice.
(By Assooiated press.l

s0sI
Washington, Feb 2.-Wolnen work
ers who toll daily in the mills and
the mines and In the sweatshops and
the mactories of the nation, pleaded
with President Wilson today for his
assistance to the cause of woman
suffrage. The president regretfully
told them as he did q delegation last
December, that he nould 10; virgo
anything on congress which had moi
received the orgaistc consideration of
the democratic party
Today's ettohstrltion-not the
brass band. the street procession. the
colored pennants and battle flags' az
the cause, but she tale of hardship,
of he struggle 20 I've on low wages,
OF the struggle 70 live on low wages.
of the sanitafiuinS for those who
sickened at their work and the
heart-break.ng tEseedies OF poverty
Affected the President deeply.
las the delegation left the executi,e q
offices. discouraged and disappointed
because they obtaind no positive Aid.
they did not know that the President
himself was depressed, perhaps even
more tban thyej as he went to lun-
cheon with his family. Gie told his
friends aftorMafss ne wished he
cos!a help, but a5 a5FfT Iio way 60 DC e.
There Is every reason to believe.
however, that the day gave added
stimulus to the Presidents desire for
early legislation on social justic and
Industrial reform mentioned in his
first annual InescSzEc.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-03
CHARGES ARE
PREFERRED
Secretary of Navy Or
ders Inquiry in Nom
roe Disaster.
NEGLECT WAS
CAUSE OF CRASH
No Sr~eifc Charges Have Been
Made as to the Actual Neg
ligence in the Big
Collision.
(py Associated Press.l

Washington, Feb. 2.--Secretary
Redfeld late today recommended
that charges of neilggcuc ehrdlu pu
that charges OF anegligcncc be pre-
ferred against Capt. 0smnn Berry of
the Merchants and Miners steamship
Nantucket, which collIded with and
sank the Old Dominion liner Monroe,
with j loss of Al lives. oc the Virginia
coast last Friday.
Investigation of the charges will be
entrusted TO the local board of inspec-
tors at Philadelphia.
This action followed a conference
ut the department OF commerce on a
report from r. Z, Tapley, the depart
mcnt's inspector of hulis at Norfolk.
Va.
He announced that the evidence
brought at the inspectors preliminary
examination, held on board the Nan
tucket while that ssseI was making
her way into Norfolk with the Mon
roe's survivors, aboard, tended to
show that there was negligence on
the part OF Capt. Berry" He added,
however. that II would he quite Inn
proper to pass upon that question at
this time"
No SDeeihc Evidence.
No intimetion was given as to the
specific nature of the negligence TO
be charged against the Naptucket'e
skipper.
A statement from the department
announcing the result OF today'B con-
ference said:
The dapRrt rtInent has given instfue-
sssA.s e.
charges against Capt Berry. This
win bc done without delay, etld the
board OF local inspectors .at Rhiladel.
phia will hear ali the testimony which
may be produced on both Sides and
render it's decision"
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-03
MORE CEKECK
ECOVERED
A Third Negro Is Now Implicated
"a Robbery OF Store and

with the discovery yesterday OF.
$66,05 additional in checks that were
stolen when the Glnck Mill store and
postofiice were burglarized In 1908,
the indications are that the officials
VIII soon be at the bottom of the
matter and will know just why the
yeggmGn were. Another negro, Hey
wood Johnson, was implicated In the
case when the additional checks on
the store were found yesterday.
s willis nc Curry and Clauda Tucker
were arrested Saturday, charged with
the crime md tlas. avidas.en neatet4
then, ssas thsatt they hssa ::og:ssss Sfs .hA
checks In their possession. They
said that Ehey had ses.eH ssssee s!...ee !...ees...s ees...s
from another negro by tte name OF
Fred s5nrenton and be said that he
had gotten them rom Haywood
Johnson "A warrant has been is.
sued Tor Jolinscn and 1t is presumed
thRt he viii shorty be arrested, ss
sit IS understood titat he is still s.l
the city The other two negroes are
to- sbe given q preliIrTlna today. st
which time the United States Koy.
rnmenf Will probably be repfesentcd
on the groand that tue negroes, If
guilty of robbing the store, are also
guilty OF rpbbing the HostofIlce. IS 6
lsli told the officials have aoy5. se-
covered $3.50 worth of the stolen
fsl1epItc -. - Is sffssb t5
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-03
A reed On
F otbalE Games
fBy1 Aasociatetl preeel

d0aesyille, Va, Feb. g. Gliafsed
viii burning the 4-year old child Of
deceased relative. VIII Galloway and
wife sre under arrest IN, the local
iall. Accerdfng 60 Eiierifys pslIncrs.
the negroes confessed TO the crime
upon being taken 70 the scene.
Is EsA1 11aaua 5 kiaza iSgliaa - 4fese ~, 4,;s4
ctotliasslon Is alleged 70 have ndnlis.
ted having stripped The child OF Us
piotiiitse; and burned Il Saisv On L
Iesislfitre. Ide reason given, lc@
,eoydIng; to alleged eonfeaaloa, WAS
that ~ leway and his wife tired OF
Isiie e1ild. 5hs burning Is ssii 20
heYe osc6rred late yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-03
LITTLE NEWS
OF EAETIEN WAR

(By ABRociated Prnsa.l

Z Port au Prince, Feb. Z. sharp
lighting has occurred at Gonaiyes be-
tween followers 81 the two rival reyo-
lutionary leaders, SenoIB Dhyilmar
Theodore and Gen. Ore:te zamOPe,
formerly government delegate at Cape
Hatien.
The German cruiser ViReta left inn
mediately for Gonaiyes to investigate.
Senior Theodore. who announced
several days ago that he would take
supreme command OF the rabols, was
understood toSbe marching with his
followers on the capital. zaSnor Is
reported to have left Gonnives Tor the
same destInation.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-03
NEW BUILDING
on NORTH MAIN
To Be Erected by Liaon
& Ledbetter slight
Away. g-n,.
ARCHITECTS ARE
BUSY ON PL. ANS
The Building Occupied by West
ern Union Telegraph Com.
pany VIII Be Tom s
Down.

Rehecting the prosperity which js
neinB experienced at this tine, not
merely by their firm but by al An.
derson, Ligon e Ledbetter Will at
once begin tho construction OF a.
handsome two-story building on their
property on Main street, Just next
20 the building now occupied by them.
The Western Union Telegraph. Conn
pany occupies the .nresent hufltiinS
on that site but thjsywtll zoe torn
down to make way for the handsotne
structure which ngon e Iedheffdr
will erect.
The building ia to be two tories d.
height with q large copereted basaLs
ment which win be practically aniiis-
alent to u third stegy. and Will be fiFffssf
ished in modern. style ihrouRhoftt, It
VIII be 130 feet long afid 20 feet Nrfsie
ana Will beecopRtrupGed or the hasS'
: ~ erlRl that can DO .ob tanned. Casayy
q Fant, architests, are no W ,,,yorlt iyle..
on he plans IN aecpfiance Win 1he
special specifications desired by5 tlie
,hrIn and they state that the sbufid.
ing VIII be one of ahe handsonnesf III
Anderson. rhe entire buiIdiIiF va
t,ss &C issiF'fT1uHdeGi by u cement walk nj
the sides of the places VIII Re celIs-
/, cosed of plate glass. 80
The basement OF the new piace sriii
De OF concrete and II is pIahnea ~
aEePsrs. Ligon e. Ledbette ttes tbi aisb
! Tconcsete their present lurge basts-
( faTI OF the new building vgiiI
pnoteet over what SNOW siha rinsn
ruth os the .enf.
though no eorlslslcf hs s yef been
closed. il Is fuiiilsfstood tAfE 34iiA
sVsetern Union Will c0Etiniie "a oa,s
eupy ground door dtlaf3afss svhen -,
new building is;erectdd. The second
hoor Will be devoted 60 ofIices. whils
It Is probable that there wIli bei q,
stofe OF some SORT Ifonsing on AfSih
street. ~ -
AnotheS cir Deaf.
Another businesbg deal OF intarazf
10 Anderson people occurred yAsfe9l
{ day WleE ESrlisle AfnK Kffney pufsh,lS
ed fsom Bob King afiG george EtNfis
the building on Main street occuaiSa
by the C. A. Reed Cos II 81 ssasehs
that this deal iFsssaa osed by, ehe Feissl
estate company for D company eYles
rating q line of baBiIiesB esta hllsi4-
ments throughout thh United STATES
and that they contetnpIsts the cree
ton OF a magnificent business blifEis
Ing on the newly acnhtfed pfopa49y.
This has not beah FORMED.
1t was impossible 10 sceftain Hast
night just what was the purchase
price but it SIS understood that q large.
sum was inYoiyed. e st
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-03
Judge Has Arrived
and Court B gins

.S The Anderson county court of
common pSease. scheduled tesconyene
yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock will
begin this morning and Che roster OF
cases taken up In nccordance with
the published list, except that each
days events will DO one day later In
arriving.
The delay in begInning CHS term
sof court wasl duo 20 the fact that
lJadRs John S. Wilson who Is 10 pre-
side, was summoned 10 SumteF by
the announcement that his bro ther-
in-law, w, II. Ingram had beer lost
Ia the ship disaster wliep the steamer
Monroe sank last week.
Judge Wilson arrived ia the city
last night =. :.i..s sis:s ssSssioclr and tie
court will open ou time this morning.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-03
COa1sE eSS111Ofa Bfcaae
Rep tcd as inn

called his brother. lei lkli Brennar az
Richmond. VA, so hls badside 8 ands
telling him nc Realised the END W ss
not far on. requested him 20 take
charge OF the pass, y Daily Here3
which he owns
@ NErlnsa N.Y. I4faail = a "a * rS
Kelly II DeeenbeF il Is unslsgst
liant, pr. G. n. Burnaisl. herause of kiIA
caficer's eiae, eveg had bsen aangli7no
about 4 cure, but tbs con snan
optimism ~Iis coIii51 On ieiSteffi 10 & NJ
with ~hcsa he csnle ia contact sTia
light hes been fehlnklebla ono,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-03
III q z slst ff.Ii y s. p 3 q . ) !.
Nv tyENs9E s6s 0ES8E
IN Alabama
lBY. .Asa ocInteiIl Prhas. !

ahina ton; fteEy 2.--A national.
forest Of ne EeadwaSo Sors of the War
rios River sill Tsayretee and winston
counties. North western sslabarsia, for
the protecti0n OF the Jfsers IN that
reEio1ls is 70 be provide By the gog-.
ernmcnt. secretafy Houston, Of the
dep lIlessssss Sof asTtCnit1ik. announced
today thai h,l mad desig 5iated az area
OF more than f50 900 acres of lanii ih.
i that ssctt Ion which no tIiinks should
be pure The area lis afinosf
coEIplGtels covered with forest. 92
per cent ot II neyar having bneni
cleared s. rs & = E
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-03
(By Apaoolated PreaB.l

Baltimore, Feb. 2.--CongEessnlnn
Robert q. Breniner. who had tho en-!
tire supply ctgradian possessed by
iDr, Howard A. Kelly. and valued al
e1nhlnAn. saiaa.ad Ia ! a sea rsSa4 faak ma
cenber. is dying, It was announced
today that eoiar II Ieations had arisen
and death was j nlattcr oe only q
FIVE Cfay9 80
Mr.. Bremnsr rallied this nacrniag
from his weakened condition and liz
sisted on JioTi ~, on q. ShiEf ne mas
before congress-. Eisis aftsfncon no
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-03
Literacy Test
Was Rejected
(By Associated press.)

Washington, Feb. 2.-The house
late today rejected by vote Of 100 to
173 q motion Of Representative Gold
fogle of New York to strike out the
literacy test provision OF the Burnett
immigration bill.
The house adopted, Ill to 80, an
amendment to exclude I1indus and all
persons of the Mongolian or yellow
race, Malay or brown race, and AfPi-
can or black race, except those whose
entry is governed by treaties sor
agreements.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-03
lDyl aoclateIl prnsaf

sJliareE, FEB cisco /.
GlIzman wfp figured pfominelsSiy IN
the rexais agaflss President ssadero
ia slexico cltf alsear ago, wss exe-
icuted III the trout yard 8 4 house oc-
,cltaiea by Cen. 9'Fancieco Vnsa ifere
tdlsay. man iind lust came srnina
5iuvkllsii sTErc7S q, u S77Sis . ss7ss
had been given & secrat fiiss9osi 81,
F'elix Dias 70 iaence Ger. VILLA tc
renounee fseEs fglrrsnz1 and throw
sts asrtustll al the REVOLUTION to
psaes
AH soon Is he heafd OF the propo-
sal Gen; Wis gays 0uzuisn q com
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-03

Owing TO unavoidable delays, All OF
the dozen or moe attractions OF the
Tropical Amusement company were
unable 70 open last night, only few
OF the shows giving exhibitions. The
grand opening OF the North Anderson
carnival will. therefore, take place
this afternoon, when everything will
be In readiness. q
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-03
ACTly ii Ii {
III sss
Has Reen s.rsnsa.t tn As,...s:e
the Films os Egie IA sEse
gee leIszff.
I CIV Aesohiafed lsress. 4

Washington, Feb. e. Chairman
Webb OF the sjibcOt OtAtEj jst6e cg the
house Judiciary ccgnfnit tee. con ductA
ing the illyestig Ion Of charges 81; ;0f-
fetal pniscondnct against FedSraI
sJndge Emory Spaer % Georgia; an
4nounced today that aetfFJtys IN 4 gAai
CASE had been susBen ded to await the
filing Df q brief On hshaIf OF yuEge
Speer. The bri6f win bs receiTed
within three weekB IS probable
that no rerqrt u the case VIII bS
made TO tho hcaEe Set six weeks tcl
two months. & y. 81 s.. "a
Patience Slie1 slGys she has ; AsaIa
hunting for a flat tSl day. -
Patrlce Why. IS her hasDSRd IzIsss
inK2 IS S ~ ~ s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-03
nETuRSs TO WORK.

Washington, Feb. 2.Senator
Tiilman of South Carolina re-
turned to his seat IN the senate
today. fully recovered from the
illness TINT Ind confined hiIe to
his residence for several weeks.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-03
Tn0 Atiafars KiIIe.l,

Bourges, France, Feb. 2.--I0sing
control OF their sbiplane, Capt. CASTOR
Niuet. OF the ret aTtillery, and Lieut..
Jean Louis DelveFt, OF the twenty
FIRST artillery were killed toGay
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-03
LATEST
NEWS
10 Command aEaElne Corps.
(By Associated Progs.l

Washington. Feb. 2.--Col. George
Barnett, comhnandant Of the marine
barracks at PhiladeIphia, has been
selected to succeed saj. Sen. WIN. B.
Biddle as commandept OF the marine
corps, with the rank OF major gene
raj. ts.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-03
6upreme CouFff TnReg iiecess.

Washingte4., Fels g The supreme,
court today took n recess until Tues.
day, Feb. 24, without announcing de-
cision in anY OF tre more important;
caseS. 49,
The Jasper news., 1914-02-18

Take your produce to Hammond
and get the cash.
You save money by trading
with Cordz & Son.
II. ] Deardotff and family spent
Sunday in Carthage
See the basket ball game Friday
night at the opera house.
Fine watch repairing done in ex-
pert manner.-Roy Wells.
Take your cream to Hammond
and get the highest price.
Try Carhartt's working clothes
and get wearing quality.-At Cordz
( Sons.
Hear the "Fiddling Tornado of
Coon Creek at the s. opera house
Saturday night.
One.fourth off on mems and
boys Sweaters and Jerseys at
Deardorff's.
We want your produce, cream,
butter, eggs and poultry.-Crow
Mercantile Co.
W, H. Ward and Dave Craw-
ford attended the auto show in
Kansas City last week.
Sharp Mere. Co. have complete
tinshop and timer and we are pre-
pared to do your tin work.
"Carhartt overalls, Jumpers
and khaki pants, and gloves give
satisfaction.-Cordz & Sons,
Mrs. Bishop of Upland, Texas,
and Mrs. O'Brien OF Rankin, Texas,
are visiting J. D. Harbur and wife
WANTED SETTING HENS
Will pay liberal price.-Miss AL
thea Armstrong, R. F. D 8, Jasper.
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FOR SALE-Good gentle driv-
ing mare coming 6 and one com,
ing 4-year old mare, sound.
Some calves.-M. A. Foyer, route I.
24-3tx.
Piano tuning by single tuning or
by the year. Let me have the
care OF your piano by the year.
You will get better sefvice.-Roy
Wells.
Stove Wood and Hedge Posts
for sale-6o cords of wool at ST..
a cord, and some good hedge
posts, at my farm.-Marion Hen
derson, route 2, Jasper. 23-2tx
We don't aim to give you cheap
goods at high price, but good
; merchandise at reasonable price
so if you are looking for good mer
chandise and good price for your
produce, come to ]. D. Harbur.
! Question: Why is it that maj
will insure his buildings and his live
stock to protect himself, and no
insure his life and protect his fam
I lily when it really don't cost him {
cent? Answer: Because he ha
never had Bert Webb explain ;
Kansas City Life Insurance Policy
See Hammond for -four. H
e has the best.
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