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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-10

The little embroidered bootees are cas-
lily made from silk, linen, or a piece of
white kid. The pattern for cutting them
comes with the design for stamping in No.
144G4. 10 cents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-10
Smart Style Value 20
II THIS Checked Ratir,e

III ATS for early Spring remain e1.
i j tremely small, and are Of the blocked
straws, hemp or tagal. They have smart
lines, to distinguish them, and are beauti.
full in color. The yellow, taupe, brown, and
amber shades lead in millinery as in dress
materials. Fancy pompons, maline novel
ties, and flower fancies are used, with some
tailored trimmings in bird plumage or os-
trich.
Black taffeta and moire turbans are the
leading mid-season hats, and some even are
made Of rows of narrow MORE ribbon, used
in row upon row around the crown.
Velvet and silk crowns are also smart,
and novelty crepes or soft silks are intro
duced in some cases to match the dress
with which the hat will be worn. Soft
hats. without stifened foundations con-
tinue to find favor. Very high crowns are
of momentary fashion interest. 1t is prob
able that wider brims will appear as the
warm season advances, and some picture
hats of straw and flowers, with streamers,
have been shown at the early openings.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-10

lODEL suits and dresses for all
daytime occasions display com
binations of color in one way or
another. Either a plain fabric is
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

cherter was aHnehdai SO that eaa,
portion or itile road might b sDleslEelEl
1 Tor the eomPistiUR OF THE whole
read 1" fefc. -; q n .SstsN F-.Rt 3 "A
This amendment aIBo provides for
the survey OF sstaFai routes, ana the.
stockhgiders should meet and decide
{ OH the best route and then any stock
holder who might be ,tiissatissfoTi &itn
the souta sReie ete3 fnsslit withdraw ijliS
subscriptions. I'ae tofiginal stock was
TO be $4,000 shares or $50 each, nut
i en- act of the legislature, I849, amend
!, ed this to 100000 shares OF $50 6aSh.
= This act also had the following i'm
poFtant meidmsnts: ~
Abs08fElb ann Andersen: <
1. TospernSft TIM eofstructlusi or a
fBfaneis TO AbbeYille from some poTnt
in AbbesiiIe county on the trunk ifIl6.
2. The State took af5.0gU I'm stoek
IN tIie company, lJs tPansReFFing
shares at par h'sthe Soath EAre!taa
Railway. iat =, ~.
3. Tlae tho linz oP said roaSt diuls
iccnstructed, or TO be constructed, shall
be established from Newbefry court
house thence through Abbevife DIS
trtct to Anderson court tfotse; I'm
ieluding the branch ifefein provided for
IstO N-bDSNtElC dild 1fQl0
Tor near DR.. 8foYIi's In Anderson
county, to GreenvElie court llouse::
that the location Of the line from DR..
Rrown's,to Andersen cpust hots2e, s(ifi4
lless when stteeessafy between these
points 10 change the tntermediatg do
lcationl si1alif be f0fayef4 tfTeha5seJl
tutid Interchangeable by che said, coF6t
pany;; and Tie said eSsnpaayt Shasf
speedily and as tsCDn as 'ijTactlt SIeI
tebhplete thsir kHia road ITO; Anderson
eonrt house aud shalleat all times
nm thas se=sgtioR Es EssE 1aSsf heir Fusi FroiEt
gE5lt or near Df. BrpWn'sge % anaery
e eoH5t sliofse stsanI,. power
fpr fTeiShs, fRlsal 81 ana lgtraksS6ftas
Itt0ni OF Che HlRiig nn IS fteh ;fstfiIBv my
tau TO or fTufh tree lilS! cbnst frouse,
ltor the IsnIlft or plifpSBsss ana
tlat tue D0pe u 10 se RHs sslaSB DFisS,
ylgi0ss sfff sfff ss75F u
AfiHeFs0E ysiisfEi5s ls vested iii, tlIe
toHH council ID arst tsi! f,If tl,s
ISllse; being and sOS tsIelr
assigns, residing sa ts district z OF
lstnderson, by writ 0f n andaniVG, 10 De
granted by any OF sls6 stid dsass6f this
ss5.zEe Al taTlast Z So {
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!. =.
sgsti would be about gal;00O. abotit
tiiree times more sthaf the geaeral
Ion. Ssss
q Editor am Hbotit tho primary
Ike q am about THO sooes Biil s fifil6
reisgIon. Il was good enouElii f, stan,l
the test Of the fire and II iB good
for Rld 10 was sgA6d
ehpnsh to elect some who ere i,og
strsing tp ecstfey iss Il hllifl IS ur.s
mary hat icotlll stand Ia 81 Efona Iiro.
tast rs,i 81 Is Sssf n IS q
20 4 Wll glad to see Sshator
iihprlt ap0ft, as yetl
Kp8yg' Ne "a y & il \ &. tiiS Ssl
sfaileHf men or Eiie sta and
4 T. tslili the legisl 70 xsotfla n 8 wen
10 accept ffis plan. 2s IS l & 4
Hope this VIII "a Tho ia5bsa55
b eli the ire sntHl lli6
SEeAe nv. sfiit tlaI, ssil i y
( hsIton. Feb. 20, 1914.
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It's Wonihh's cIcIIos, ana wab,a ~
waik. r 4us
It's woman, woEfaii %oiiial ana I'm
tifad % the taik. !. IA
It's Tho ssoIaaii with d tIla sefpps,ts,
s9nslie when poetss wield tile
CT. ethe fcElaie oE sfie spericsf, far
,'s,. more deadly Than ctiie fnalei
It's the hobbies skIgtaa horror Iuf-
fsllB ntSIl 10 s lA ,li debt!
4t,a. tils syis AHA sgt y iiiiIife, or
le ST Ron E-nrlicd siilfrhEeffa ~
nav ysgpialssls .ife and .tSsffiaY
tElsss. Fsss cd NJ ssssi7 t,'
~ s ~ 5iifcs "a lIIlRoi! -
Wien King feeiil s /.
50 SRI N
I ems ,aoaitSiI Il. ,of
t.ie oman. tit Tia
y One -
Z ssit i1as IN
done. :
It's the sncslkilsI. 81 .i1e Woman !.
lihthr knnt1fsA i S II l1iIz -.
It's the nag 81 elh : wni1, ~
4, ast e!t.s s.ss..sssts 81 Z;
II s.lssg. s
rs ti.s G0diis Z; ',ssl i,,s !, s.s ~,
ting napSy i've aA hash q
Oil Lt's woman this woman bat. ana
Lord i didn't 10 It:
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SlSe efaf aCBfreSp pohdeifee. ~
Golunbiii, Feb. Of questionable
Ereatness as Il tieli6sra atfve body, the
senate of South Carolina is beyond
The shadow Of a doubt one OF tho
lncgt delIberat bodies in ltstory. It's
record Tor taking the longest time TO
/ tlts asgs .,lse.s. Geld Geld
inaBlasses is; an express train when
comp pared to the senate. ~
or course; next summer there viii
be an election. .Eyefybqdy knows
this, but nobody 10 taking It 10 heart
like certain obstfuct tsonist senators,
who are tiniid, shfinking LITTLE fell
si::;sa s..s.s world wSS5Ssts iiis5 i
allow any of the progressive mea-
aures Niiiivh the house has PASSED 20
Come up "a the aenatn. IN tile first
place, they might Have 10 vote on
hem. which would be d great Blow
TO their modesty. In the second
place. the people might be told next
summer how they voted 0n them,
,Wilich would put them 20. the trouble
CT explaining in the third place, il
ts better to let what Is, be especfatiS
just before election.
Volumes might be written without
half t5ilihgt the shuddefing abh6r-
renee with which these ohstrilcttOnisi
kenators regard the MiIey bill to
Bafeguard primary electionsy tile
IsatsoIl F1ariSer- q cfayey2 Dill to re-
sauire ipll lliiqren hetys zen the ages lil 3
and II Years TO attend school after, d
lIi oFfty OF tiips 81 tof5 isf any # IL q
9ote an faFor or Il I. the 1ssss
per bill to require the registration of
all births ana llesths In SDGk Etil5-
iIista sst slllys OF liasf dozen other
HIS Sif . lSf rtIcii S2 j Is are ffliicfl
the hoil Ne shsB gent 20 the sehate and
which either. buried In a. senate
60 IN +; Ptssis,s on
the elendars
One thing; "a well settled 81 the
~ tevSsg one who kss sipss-
tlllii lss 10 3 pros ess OK ne tosf II
/ SsAros lse4s Il Il not; lug 10 70
anyfhiisg 3 it does not 20 fE a b 5fl the
Way uf slegl ion except pass the ap-
psos bSft End the county sun
ply bill aE this session. or course,
she aprref fs.it iois l1liil8 Ssl1e
ii tlAys or she Es se0sl' L .bs sIhy q kiiose
lllies 3 tfss,ekp bile m ss.lssnts
0iks ssiref to Bay 4 he sem
g. DO n bi rs, efe. q Z
osg hslSl csl tn n0nsgit ,of
tilalll len N The llBes
IN lti5h Cssi s. IS
ssss slsB ee esieii IS a b tie To-
Iti te the ~ q ii Ne ca
~ .iii s. s7 fs
n
Il 5ile sa MO
Str Is Is, i.if Can
l-las sssis q
Sle IS ie 81 = q i.
X * Il. - 6
s0fse, 81 % XII time on one bssl
e neFRhe saa siler si1iii ssos,, COM
sslR if, keiy NJ s. Is fes4
6ife i1n tie sen ate has nEs
q = Us seeii IS. -
s.s' ..s.sss sis fissse 81 9eif
Sst Cs b a. iers. M tile nor
pf q bsii rbaii sr46A fi6se tIs 4 ~
minutes. sSTtss sh6n not more tlian
twice on the sHnia subject. Eonse-
Qtensly tlse Time fot voting on u bill
COM cnsnp fagiFeIy quick IA EIse
house. aEfS III the senate. lang ca
'lla1tkE fli4ls n AlRS 81 IL lIsaisl l.ll
Il s. 9kfy hard Is tan
acnaellsnas "a the eenate whether a
senator Is 50 Ding Ia ohstrnet Of Ia
hastSn legisl lstloh Aa6tiFes arc alta.
|eltft and dangerous thinEs "a tFS 10
j
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RESUME: OF CEN syyj. u.
- e = =

- "
81 10 u nun 81 s6a Iiis isliSfp s ~
mem IN the general assenlbiy gSSfS,6i
hold that when the issues sife whit
dollnea on any Ii tes 4neec Viulsi
docs not change a1 sfliKla VOID. M;lIiE
speeches are integded for home s.s.n-s
sainptioI., ;snd Ia the now gpapersl
lvl HoF1 print TUE fuI p enough To-
please the 81. j M Iss q ink.
ITO waste alii White sp er Il. tine,
Ike fury q poilnq, how ne then
There aee MOI Of s' q i6fi lh sthSI
seAHtes 2iio W MA like tf ee soIii6 az.
the pro tessiye measure ahls houssl
hsSss i;SsS5s5ss 10 . 49, &
are 9ls heir less as % /. s5rd babea
qiitiSr tile EsileB swnien fTcK Tie OH
hssr rue l0sfists to sSeal 4 q ever Satiai
ever aaioli. S Il az g.Ss
s'THe past week iIStsls naiisa SssSi
slgnalized by the PAL t5 me gSnll
erai appropriation bill, fIiel HarferI
blu 3Srequlfing The registral 4 iG
tai Statistics in South as6iliA and
sle III mary fefo flifI 5fss
AE the generat apnfo q Elon tslfi
PASSED 9iiA Kotsae It caffi6f .K total
9f so 10 and provided fersla
tax levy Tor nll state pufRnses. Iis>
Guiding public schools. of u mills:
This is On Increase OF tilfea. tai-
ters oE one over "a B f6f fisi slait
tax lew OF 1913. Only 90 I;,S
we're f1atefiAlIy chang Cd Ia lie f,iil
BY the horse. ONE Of Il III q {SiiS
0O0's ltelil for, ToGd :; q !.
tectB OF y.iihrleBt6n, for Il f4YDfIaf
IAhll plans 0s ne Ftlifes ri Is e Iii55
the house struck out 6fqs6e Biil. nae
u3iief item Naas a redncfi0 ION SH .iItlla
/ opriation OK 5000 TOR repairs
oiittiie Confederate infifm6fy 10 $500
a new Rem OF $4,000 for the s. itIa4
yer,eEt 90 rural s1iidt1S e z uIiifeT iiita
tue sufervfsien % The Blale lItistFsi 64
sSas iltcludSd III tbs bill So.
the house. 3 8
or the remainder or the sesni6n
tho house VII wait the Measure 81
the senate III regard "a iiltE ne
approp oprfation h,ll. Adi6sknIdeht silc
dle sesfila posslbla nov siic latter,
part OF this Wasi. $.s
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Original IrlcOrOrp portion Of the
ri GreesrUiIge and oEeassaEsil Road
Bsade Anderson The Terminal Point
minus of 'he Extension Aue6rdng TO tae Statement of
81 II Ss Judge John B slsa O'NeaII

According to the acts of the Gene
raj Assembly OF this State. 1916, the
formation of corporate company
Rasa authofIzeal TO IeunBtrnct a, rail-
road. ION the most practicable route
from the town. Og = Columbia to the
town or GEsenSiiy, !, ;thfougfl the vii
lagos of >Newberry, anu 4aurens." This
was an exclusive fr&hehise. for the
terms OF yearsG mentioned no other
road was to be- permitted batweell
Columbia and GFeenyille.
/ The beoksaOf subscription to, the
Stock were to be opened at Tie Char
lesion, Columbia, NeWbarry, bsourt
house, I4auCens court house, Anderson
cOdFt ,hodse, PenaIeton village, Pick
ems court house, and Spartanburg
court house. Three commissioners
Sfefe appointed for each place and
the book OF subscription were to be
opened for four days, beginning March
1st, 1S9 10: ,tlf5 net :beihg passed on the
18th Gf December, 1916. The open
ing of the books of subscription was
to dc given due publicity "in a gaz-
cite, or in such other manner, etc.
The charter, which is very inter-
eSting and well constructed docu-
ment, allows the com4pahy to pur-
chase rights of way and also 10 con
DENIM and. whenever, condemnation Is
necessary the right OF waya shall be
for I00, ieet on each sidc'o Of Gle track
The eohipafy was permitted to "fix
Upon and determine such rates OF
charg FOR. the transportation of per-
sons, hierchandise and produce as to
them shall seem necessary and prop
lers to secure a reasonable and ade-
Iquete retUfsn upon the capital invest
| ed: Provided that the average an
puaf yield. on such capital shall not
be per centum, after all expenses have
bcen paid. ~ & +.
Exclusive Franchise.
The company.was given IL months
in which to .Sraise the capital stock,
and war given an exclusive franchise
Tor 30 years, after which time other
companies might come in and ask for
chnEIsr rs, subject TO the action OF .!:s
general assembly. The company was
also given permission to unite with
the South Carolina railway company
The charter Is signed by Angus
Patterson, president of the Senate and
Ghas. +. Coiosls, speaker of the House.
on the 18Th of December, 1886, the
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TllGaks 4he tDla PriIiiary ii + II s;ooa
iasilRli. Z.


Sur The hkAfIigehnss
How mo q q tered W.T.
esy 20 enter Tly pt'6SesE asiiSs tho
50 lied primary pufli tiali hiiis.
1f lief lew 81 B6l
stslo s. ~ u A fIir6 Al,s
tissHpl erality as ia OK ii AZ -
oas 3ltIof u On 3 tf tltssk h ID fri
s-4zs.zE ~ Ia sasllfl.l Z X - IS
lere gss sUsIng iiSes
9 ty. fys cof iefs estcil f,f5 tfia u6g
81 flss Eliii q ! d 81 Ii
bill bfoys0 So s,a 50 q
q 4s Ssleh Is III S. Of
fer theS ID 4 Sv'l
essse Z ~ sissss losa. q b
tt,l4 ~ - ~ % 81 IN q
tax fnye RI u AN I'd
81 eefetltfic s., lti liS 4 81
slstia iaalilf 8 so ;5a
SSlx Tor ora bt rfse
Inaries the n q ~ 81 < 3 a Is yoll,f
* W u \. = J. pr EglE
9ecretAl3 M 1fUf Is, tAd
-EhA 4nkA1S nla1ll Stl11ksl 49,. :
iennif IA = 7SK fsssSZ x..k ,ITZ--iS =
+ wouln b ssse N0st let ID taee
iit Tor granted INST ft W0ofa cost eacil
county n the state Si.5es There be-
M eeinfies IN the Slete the total
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s Thee i I, i y eAtees0 tuas
Sc sEss Iaillilsi Levin .. {
Isslss hs1Sls 81 lIishs psirss.
EllI ~ LE.LIIE .EEIEs .7ll ,-s9s s.
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The Illlnois cenEfal ltAisr0sf has
pEdefsd 10000 sonools ents ffoni sSo
AmeFsssn Gar =nd Foancrs, 3ou.psay.
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elias MCGEE, a well known planter
Of Starr was among the visitors to
he city yesterday. -
.Rufns Beinbree of Anderson, Route
: 2, was-fn the city yesterday 10. few
hours,
j. ID. Hand of Broadway, was among
the busi"ojs visitors to the city yes
terdag. S.ae
C. M, Nichols OF Williamson, spent
yesterday in the city on business.
C. 3. Kay. we'll known planter Of
Broadway township, was In Anderson
yesterday.
John ". Penneii of Martin town
ship, wps' among the visitors to 4 the q,
city yesterday. ''., ~
Jesse w. sayiors and G. c. Saylors
of Martin, were in TIE city yesterday
for few hours.
w. S McLain of Martin towasllip,
Was a business visitor to the city
yesterday.
VIA SpearmRn,a o prominent busi-
ness man of Easley, was "a visitor to
Anderson yesterday Il.
S. b. Burns. of the Broadway, neigs-
borhood, was visitor to the city
yesterday.
j, ~, Parker of Martin township,
was IA the city yesterday for short
~, 1s.s1 sts' \
j. M Long ana V. s. Esaaidiil oil
Brushy Greek, were among the visi-
tors to Anierson yesterday Z
W. r. Johnson os EI6nea Path, was
among the business ylsstors to the
E city ye s4e S. +. y -.
Capt w : a. Hudg gems spent SdndaX
at Holiea Path with friends.
Magistrate C. p. Kay Of Belton, WIS
among the visitors 10 the city yester.
q. ~ Cox, d well known Reiton
man, spent yesterday in the city.
P. williams; az lnsafanee man
Of Bolton, vas as business visitor to-
The city yesterdR$:s
Y. Thomas OF sfnHT tl.vV fioiiiU,
spont q few folfs In the city sestera5
day. y; 81,
DR.. and Mrs. Nv. * Sharpe OF Rfy-
oil were shopping in the city yester-.
& day. a
Lt Wright Of Honea Path town
{ tors TO the city yesterday
G, A. Fields Of 1Ionea Path town
ship, swFs a she ritg yesterday FOR q.
few hours, - tx tiss;, .s} z - & l.s,is.s
w s. zufdin 81 fiedmoni, spent
q few huhrs In the city yesterday,
j. sF6yies of Tie bf se.ttlldhS
wga 4.-=ssstt ssii;e biiHiineEs Visitors 10
\ the. city yesterday. ". 4
rownyIiIe, wore sfopplng in the city.
yesterday.
MISS NEaggfe son of fsAarens, !
spent d few hoasfs u the city yester.8
day with friends. 4
ID Eddlclxs Of Atlanta. was iil sIIa
city yesterday a guest Rt the Chic
: quota hotel
D III teei6Drn of uresayille. was
among TIE business Visitors 70 Tho
city yesi iertas t
"a New 6f sgifcnyIlIe. wis tn thu
city yesterdaS tsw Islsssss
ess a. 49, x, Z,
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Miss Marilla Ewart of Sarennas,
was shopping iIi the city yesterday.
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Jesse Barton of the FgrlS section
speht Yesterday I'm the city, the guest
iofs Mr. andadrs. Bailey Wyatt. ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

4 weat inkoDa 1ssi4 Il - iSirhs hs
meek a. s1ieek eoaia g6;
aud 10. the pfes sohsP ross "a q iiifiesss
ltots saId 4 may be dFka druI. but
80 - = ~ ,s'P, - IS i
on. re s5psSaI this md wD1ssR that
and oD4sR Is 10 hiasie.
ffssniaR bsr, back 81 Eden, eblftg
Adsra said The sansa
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~ Capt. W.. "a. Hudgens spent Sdnday
at Holiea Path with friends.
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Magistrate &c. p. Kay Of Belton, WIS
AMONG the visitors To the city yester-
day.
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W. r. Johnson os Efenea Path, was
among the business visitors to the
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very large
10
hemaycla
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W.s4T. Morrison or the Mountain
N1eRs'sestion, was III the city yester-
day.
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g. H.. Cox, d well known Beiton
I man, spent yesterday I'M the city.
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ossaf Graz, memberl5f the degis-
latureS spent the weekend at VIII
liamSf0fi with his family, returning
to Columbia yesterday. 4S5e RF
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p. Wlilfssiis; al snsiifssAeg man mai
of Belton, vas Rs business visitor to
tlia city yestefd6y:e
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W.sst4 Spearman, 70 prominent busi-
ness man OF Easley, was4s visitor to
Anderson yesterday. i.
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Refus FAINT spent Sunday In Spar
tanburg with friends and relatives.
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g. 81 INK of the EiotaHoli set7i0n
was among she Vssit0fs q tie Sls5
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S. d. Burns of the Broadway neiEa-
borhood, was a visitor to the city
yesterday.
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MN, Ferreyclear OF Columbia, was
tmoRgi the gcests registered at !, this
Chiqupla hotel yesterday.
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|, S. A. Gerard OF Green Pond, spent
yesterday. In the city On ft1giness.
'SSssf, 1S t.s -----lal-s--si. - g, fsafs. y
Mss Pearl ,Th6mpson uf Mountain
ssas shopping lia Gle city yes
teTdaS.s :. ,yffe3 ~ jg rs .,I,y
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Jesse w. Sayiors and G. c. Saylors
of Martin. weresfn tie city yesterday
for a few hours.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

w. S McLain of Martin township.
Was a business visitor to the city
yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

w. W. Adams OF Starr. was III the
city yesterday for few hours on
business; ..ss .l...,fl
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

j, ~. Parker of Martin township
was ID the city yesterday for shor
while. s., 4
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

-, :, q ~ li.A u. ,i - n
ID. ". TnOu1aB gUIssTIlHT IIgVT IioiiiU ~,
spont a few hoats IN the city sester4
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

la a. SspAtasters of MouItaiFi Greek;
was "a ;hnBIness visitor to .tAecity yes
tetday. Ests
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

Ed McCoEa of Mountain Creek, was
among the visitors to the city yester-
day, = ~ s.E
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

j. 1. Hewnrd 81 sica Biat Rosk seot
y slens va vlEiior Is ne ely esser-
dry
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

John ". Penneii of Martin town
ship, WAS. among the visitors to the
city yesterday. y
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

C. b. Kay. we'll known planter OF
broadway township, was In Anderson
yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

DR.. and Mrs. Nv. TX. Sharpe of Riy:
oil were shopping in the city yester.
day.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

j, elias MCGEE, we'll known planter
Of Starr, WAS among the visitors to
he city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

C. M Nichols of Williamson, spent
yesterday in the city on business.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

q ~ a5.s :; & 3 - = ~ ~ stL.s
81 ~ s . -
ilsae - sori = st,g 81, :. rs s.
So9g Mes, 5 srsez nsaSifs6
tefa s0A "a ~ ~ =
enecies by lis fnefib B 81 Sf fti 5 Z s. s
uditp cni1tS IS asi6a Counts
eElals. ssls " has:
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

II. N flnf8 sGll M 81 81 ~ 5sEge
among the Rlsllos %. BIZ cllY seatel
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

~ IS Rle8 - q 81 81 % ) W 3
- inc CIV ye1sg sgYill lN eLlllH 3 laR llltaEH.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

city yeeterday. Ss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

MISS AEaggfe etefsnn of fsaafeHis,
spent few holsIs % tlls clty yesler-
day with friends.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

lsgE g ]. ; 3
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

E lks1ilelts OF ATLANTA, WAS tfl tire
CITY yesterday a guest Rt the Chic
qaola hotel.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

IA. New 0f stlfc&nville, WAS IN this
IIty Yesterday .k6k 3 lsM Istslss. .l.s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

G., Al. Fields OF 1Ionea Path town
ship. wss ii the city yesterday FOR q
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-24

- ~ -, = 80
rownyliIe. were shipping in the city
yesterday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-17
Frisco Ordered to Obey.

Oklahoma City, Okla, April 10
The corporation commission today or
dered the Frisco Railroad to comply
with the recent order of the commits
sion abolishing the rule that passen-
gers must show their tickets before
entering the trains, Other roads have
complied. The Frisco has given notice
of appeal, but the appeal has not been
perfected, and the order is to apply
pending the filing of a supersedeas
bond. Commissioner Henshaw called
the matetr to the railroads attention
today and promises to enforce the
penalty if it be not obeyed.