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Evening star., 1915-06-05
KAISER At FRONT
WITH AUSIR|ANS
Celebrates Fall of .PrzemysI.
Coalition Government for
Hungary Planned.

BERLIN. June J.-Emperor William
arrived at the headquarters OF Field
Marshal Archduke Frederick. the Aus
trian commander-in- chief yesterday.
to take part in the celebration of the
archduke's birthday. The visit was
made the occasion of rejoicing at the
fall of Przemysl Emperor William was
greeted everywhere by wildly enthu-
sastic crowds.
At luncheon with Archduke Fred
erick Emperor William raised his glass
to celebrate the fall of PrzemysI. of
which he spoke vigorously
Confers With Leaders.
The emperor is holding a series OF
audiences with leaders of the opposi.
ton party of Hungary. including
Count Julius Andrassy. Count Albert
Apponyi and Count AIader Zichv
These conferences are considered OF
great importance in relation to politi.
cal developments in Hungary.
The formation Of a coalition minis
try. with the three counts named and
Count Stephan Tisza, the present
Hungarian premier. at it's head, has
been considered. Another proposal is
for the creation of new ca binet, with
Count Tisza as minister of the in
terror. and including NJ. Popovich, for
mer finance minister.
LONDON, June 5-The Exchange
Telegraph Company has published a
dispatch from Vienna, received by way
of Amsterdam, saying it is now prac-
ticaLy certain that a coalition gov
eminent is to be formed in Hungary
Some of the ministers of the opposi-
tion will be given leading positions.
Evening star., 1915-06-05
AUSTRIAN STATEMENT.

VIENNA, June ,:
Russian war theater:
During the day PrZemysl was cleared
of the enemy, who is retreating in an
easterly direction offering resistance
on the height southwest OF Medyka.
The allied troops there are attacking.
Meanwhile the army of the Austrian
general. Eduard Won Boehm- -Ermolli,
has succeeded in breaking through
the Russian defensive position from
the south and advanced in the direc-
tion of Mosciska, within a short dis
tance of which our troops are now
standing. In these engagements We
have captured numerous prisoners
The army under Gen. Alexander Lin
singer also has achieved fresh sue
cesses and the Russians are in full
retreat before him.
On the Pruth line, in consequence of
the events on the San and the Upper
Dniester. further fighting has de-
yeloped. Wherever the enemy at
tempts an attack he is repulsed with
severe losses. We have captured 800
men.
Otherwise, the situation on the Lower
San and in Poland Is unchanged
Italian war theater:
In the Tyrolean frontier district no
material events have occurred. On
the east ridge Of Kreuzberp we have
captured two submits which the
Italians had occupied with strong
forces.
On the carinthian frontier an artillery
combat is proceeding at some points,
In the coastal district on the sector of
Karfreit, fighting is proceeding.
Evening star., 1915-06-05
SPHINX HONOR SOCIETY
ENR0LLS NEW MEMBERS
Banquet Given by Organization of
G. W. U. Students-0ther Col
lege Festivities.

Four new members We're initiated
into the Sphinx Honor Society Of the
George Washington University at "A
banquet given last night by the orsani-
zation in the sorority rooms of the in
stitution. 2o2i g street northwest. The
initiates were Margaret Knowles.
Theodosa Seibold, Mildred Hughes and
Gertrude Fogerty
The society is composed of girl stu
dents, who have distinguished them
selves along scholastic and student
activity lines. The membership is linz
tied to seven. No, more than one may
be a sophomore and not more than
three may be Juniors Flora HUI,
president. was toastmistress. Others
present We're Frederika Neumann. sec
retary-treasurer; Joanna Best. Anna
Washington Grafton. Helen Short. Ef'Za =
beth Weber and Louise Worster.
Other Social Functions.
a supper in the assembly hall of the
Arts and Sciences building. Miss Ruth
Leah Aylor president and directress.
was toas;mistress. Among those pres
ent were Joanna Best, Mary Tyndall,
fbllZ1 eSl RICHARDSON, Marie bdttlltii.
Eliza beth Cullen. Helen Cam. t.veril
Worrel, Mildred Padgett. Florence
Post. Florence Kerby. Theodosia Sci
bold. Helen Hotchkiss Margaret
Haines. Florence keegan. i-etitia
Southgate, Elsa Weber. Helen Short,
Gladys kain and Ella Gardner
The Phi Mn Sorority yesterday held
an alumnac luncheon in the chapter
rooms. 2024 q street. Among the so
rority members present were Lucy
Lleweliyn Buriingame, Anna Washing
ton Grafton, Elizabeth orlan Cullen,
Lima Huning Ferguson, Margaret Lent.
Fay Elizabeth Pierce and Letitia Park
Southgate. The patroneSseS We're Mrs.
William Salant. Miss Sarah T.. Simons.
Mrs. James a. O'Connor. Mrs. William
II. Heron, Mrs. William Carl Ruediser,
Mrs. Ernest F. Lent, Mrs. H. r. Fer
suson, Mrs. Frank Jellef, Mrs. t. q. B.
Pierce and Miss Rebecca Asheley.
The Fan Hellenic Association thin
afternoon is holding scholarship
luncheon at the Columbia Country
Club. The two students in each of this
four soror;ties who have made the
highest scholastic records during the
year are being feted.
Tonight Sigma Chi Fraternity viii
give a dance and Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Fraternity this afternoon will give an
alumni luncheon at the New Ebbitt for
the alumni.
oaCCalauTedCe sermon lOiuOfTOH.
Approximately zoo graduates of the
university win assemble tomorrow aft
ernoon at $50 o'clock at the medical
building, 1925 H street northwest, and
march in academic dress to First Con-
gregational Church, 10th and G. streets
northwest. where the baccalaureate
sermon viii be preached by Rev. Jay
L. Stocking, the pastor. The service
will commence at o'clock. The pro-
cession will he headed by Erwin
Harsch of the College of Engineering,
senior marshal, and his two assistants,
Melville r. Walton of Columbian Col
lege, and James F. Pierce fthe law
school
Members of the faculty also will be
Evening star., 1915-06-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE GEORGErUWN GAS LlGhi
COMPANY,
No. 1899 Wisconsin ave. NV May -. 1915.
meeting of the stockholders OF this com
pany for the election of seven directors VIII
be held at this Office MONDAY, June Z, 1919
Polls open from II m. to pm.
Books for transfer of stock will be closed
from May 2Ato June :. 1918. inclusive.
CHARLES r. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
Evening star., 1915-06-05
LUXURY.

The iastefully tiled bathroom is vital 10
the sale Il house. Consult
fnw1S r. FII.ETT. 11os 9th at. ph. v. 1870.
At THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
hoard Of directors of tho Continental Tr.lst
Company. held June =. 1918. quarterly divi-
dend Of ti,eo declared. payable June Ia,
1915. TO Stockholders Of record Iun" 10. 1915.
=. $. FRIGHT. Secretary.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS.

Following Is the list of letters re-
naming for in the post office at An
derson for the week ending April z,
Persons calling for these will please
say that they were advertised. One
cent due on all advertised matter.
B-Mrs. 8. c. Burden, r. F.. Brin-
Gle, Mrs. Mary Bound, Julia Bunch
ana. II. C. Bridges.
George Conner.
D-Mrs. Viola lean, Mrs. Ruth
Dean.
E-Editor Daily Sun.
G-John NJ. Galloghy. McCord CAL
leghy, r. b. Green.
Nm. B. Hamilton.
J-Lishes Jones. Alice johnson.
LIMO. Lettis.
M--Mrs. Patrick II. Mcdonald, Low
Mattison, Alberta Meby.
N---Mrs. Cola Nance.
P--Eddie Parks.
R--c. e. Feed. Hoster Rolt, Leila
Rogers, Lille Reed.
SIS. e. Smith, Miss Elizabeth
Steward. e. H. Simmons.
TT. M. Thompson. Mrs. M e.
Thrasher, Miss essie Tyson.
W-Edie Willard. j. G. White, Mlss
L. F. West, iMrE r. p. Watson.
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GAS, HEARTBURN,
INDIGESTION OR
A SICK STOMACH
''Pape's DiHpepsin" ends all stoln.
ach dissress in Eve
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Time IL! Pape's Dlapepsin will di-
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surely within five minutes.
II your meals don't fit comfortably.
OF what you eat lies like a lump of
lead In your stomach, or If you have
heartburn, that is sign OF indiges-
ton.
Get from your pharmacist a fif-
ty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin and
take dose just as soon as you can.
There will be no sour risings, no
belching OF undigested Good mixed
with acid, no stomach gas or heart
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stomach. nausea, debilitating head
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This will all go. and besides, there
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Papes Diapepsin Is a certain cure
for ont-of-order stomach, because IL
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Just the same as IL your stomach
wasn't there.
Relief In five minutes from all stom.
ach misery is waiting for you at any
drug store.
These large fifty-cent cases contain
enough "Pape's DiapepsIn" to keep
the entire family free from stomach
disorders and indigestion for many
months. It belongs In your home.
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3. N. House. formerly OF Texas,
who Is the cloEest friend OF President
Wilson, according to all appearances,
Is now abroad trying 10 learn I'M
officially IL the warning nations will
consider terms % peace The report
OF the purpose of Mr. House's visit
has been denied IN Weshingtan, but
the evidence in Europe that he was
sonnding pEemieFs and ehaoelIors
there has tesn rSmista aitabIe.
Mr.. Houee Is enc of the mysteries
of the present administration. while
he is very close to the president
little 10 known abeat him. He shuna
notoTietys May times the president
has stepped 81 hia home when Ia
New York; ana once Within the nor
tails nothing can disturb him. Efforts
Sof politicians to use Mr.. House II,
seieing into the good Faces 81 the
president have failed, and now no
one nsalEes such alsorl. Yat Il is tt,.
parent 3ri Washington thaf ha is
sthoagtt so much &c that 4 recom-
mendatlofl from him would 20 fafther
than TINT OF any ono else in the
nation y e =
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BAEER. Of BISHOPVILLE
AGENT BOYS CLUBS
is MAKING STUDY OF
WORK BEFORE AN
NoUNcING PLANS
WAS DIST. AGENT
For United States Demonstration
Bureau Encourage Pig
Clubs.
From The state.

From The State.
1T is my hope to place the boys
agricultural clubs of South Carolina
upon firm basis and to develop the
work to the best OF My ability and
l realize that to do this must have
the cooperation of the business men
schools and the parents" said l.. l..
Baker OF BishopvilIe. who has been
named by the United States depart
ment' Of agriculture as State agent for
the boys agricultural clubs in South
Carolina. Atr. Baker was among the
Visitors In Columbia yesterday. Dur
ing the day he called upon Gov. Man
ming and was assured the cooperation
of the chief executive.
For the past several years Mr..
Baker has served ably as the district
agent for the United States farm
demonstration work, having. charge OF
the Pee Dec Counties.
AT the present time Mr.. Baker is
studying j the situation CAREFUL. He
Will not try tc push his plan of re-
organizing the corn and pig clubs un-
til the fall He will try to stimulate
Interest In the clubs that have al
ready been organized. Next year lie
hopes to have these clubs organized
In every county in the State. He be-
lieves that several thousand boys will
be enlisted in the work.
Il viii pay particular attention to
liyp stock. will try to organize as
many pig clubs as possible and O.
course ! will not neglect the corn
clubs" aaid MIR. Baker yesterday.
Jyill Revive Clubs.
Several years ago the corn clubs
flourished in South Carolina DIR
ing the past two years the interest has
dwindled 1t Is the purpose of Mr..
Baker to revive interest in the clubs.
To do this he must have the coopera-
ticn OF the schools and of the moth
ers and fathers. These young boys
will be the fathers of tomorrow"
said Mr.. Baker, and will use every
effort to make them successful farm
CrS."
South Carolina is one of the first
States in the South. to have an agent
In charge OF these agricultural clubs
and the work here will be watched
with interest by tho officers in tho
national department. OF agriculture.
Crop rotation, soil building and the
growing of live stock will be espe-
cially, stressed in the campaign which
Mr.. Baker Is conducting.
The work !: to be done in conjunc-
ton with the extension department
of Clemson College.
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Mary Piekford as "Nlstress NelIo in
Feature Film Version of Celebrat-
ed Romantic Play To-day.

Mary Pickford. the genius OF the
screen, who appears exclusively in
productionsaaof the Famous Players
Film Co., is the star of that companys
brilliant five-partr photo-adaptation Of
the famous play, Mistress Nell 5y
George c. Hazelton, Jr., formerly
Henrietta Crosnan's starring vehicle
and the latest Paramount feature at
the Paramount
In this celebrated drama of the
days of the gay King Charles III,
Little Mary pays the title role of
pretty Nell Cwyn, the whimsical,
daring and piquant little favorite of
the Lublic and the monarch of ling
land. whose bravery and wit snye her
royal lover from treachery at homo
and abroad, and free him at the same
time from the tolls of a designing
woman, who tries to steal his heart
from Nell. ~ we'll as to wrest his
kingdom from him, to give to France.
1t lis Louise, duchess Of Portsmouth,
who undertakes this double plot, but
little Nell Gwyn, the actress. clever
ly sees through the plans of .be siren
duchess. an0 sets at work to protect
her loved kirg. After angering aid
pafflins Louise in 2 score OF counter
plots. Mistress Nell. from q hiding
place, gees the signing of certain pa
pers which are to place England in
the hands of France, if they reach
their destination. This Nell deter
mines shall never be. and in tho guIse
of a young blade Of fashion she wins
the confidence OF Louise. and is her
self given the documents to deliver.
Needless to say, the papers are never
delivered, except to the King OF Eng
land, together with a missive from
Louise. which, intended for Frances
monarch, plainly reveals her duplici-
ty., How Neli further outwits the
lvengefdl woman and wins back her
royal lovers heart and trust is dra-
matically developed In this dashing
romance OF the swashbuckling period
OF hearts and swords. ~
Mary pickford lends q new ami
vivid beauty to Mistress Nell, and
throughout the story wears several
changes. OF costume, first as the ac-
tress, then as Mistress Nell. the
sweetheart OF the king, and finally as
the cavalier in which disguise she cir
cnmvents the plots OF the schemers
against the king. 1t is difficult to say
In which dress Little Mary" is more
captivating, but throughout the entire
characterization she is completely ir-
resistible.
The feature will be at the Para
mount today.
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A Good Show at the Palmetto This


Zarrow's American Girls, assisted
ov the clever comedians, (black fac
G German and otherwise, together
with very vivacious and pretty pony
chorus) amused and entertained a
fair sized audience yesterday after
noon at the Palmetto.
Pinkston has very good show this
week; one away above the average
tab shows. The acting. singing, dane
ing and costuming of the entire COM
pany is indeed clever for show at
the price. The dancing of two buck
and wing dancers was fine. Taken oil
In all. the Zarrow American Girls
will please the patrons of the Palmet-
to theatre thoroughly. The widening
OF the stage, and the new scenery
have added quite good deal to the
attractiveness of the Palmetto thea
tire. 1t not only gives the dceors more
room. but the ne wness, and the beau
ty OF the scenery have added a good
deal to the general impression Great
ed by any show appearing there.
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REAPING RENEFIl
From the Experience Of Anderson
People.

We are fortunate indeed to lie a.le
to profit by the experience OF our
nelghbors. The public utterauces of
Anderson residents on the following
subject Will interest and benefit many
OF our readers. Read this statemeai.
No het,er proof can be had.
t. II. Hall. 52 F. ST, Anderson.
says: when was fourteen years old
l hurt my back and after that / had
attacks of kidney trouble. Two years
ago could hardly walk and every
step l took sent a sharp pain from
the, small Of my back all through my
body. The kidney secretions passed
too often and had az extreme thirst
1 suffered from di8zy spells and al-
most toppled over. The first few
ecses OF Doan's Kidney Pills relieved
me and one box fixed me up in fine
shape"
Price 50c at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-got
D0an's Kidney Piils-,the ssme hat
MIR. Hall had. -Milburn Co.,
Props. Buffalo, N Y.
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RESIDENCE BURNED
AT WALHALLA
Damage Estimated at $a,sOO
With 81, 600 Insurance--oth-
er News.

wALHALLA, April 5.--A very quiet
wedding was olemnised ON Saturday
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. e.
Kelley, atsTomassee when their daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth, was married to Mr..
j. T. Chatham of Greenville. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. G.
III. wilcox at three o'clock and the
bridal party left immediately in an
automobile for Seneca, where they
boarded the Southern train for wash
ington and othr points. Mr.. and Mira.
Chatham will make their home in
Greenville. atter their return.
The resiiIenee Of Mr.. John r. Craig
was destroyed by FIRE on Sunday at
i o'clock. the fire having its origin
In d defeetise. flue. Mr.. Craig,s loss
Is about sa,50D with $4,000 insurance.
Several residences q block away
caught from sparks. but all we're dis
covered In time to prevent serious
damage. During March there have
been ssersi fires Id Waihalla, but the
buEAing OF Mr.. craie's home was the
tsoat destrpesiye IRE that has been
recorded this year.
Mr. aAnaea jones died on Saturday
night after a two weeks illheas OF
pafaiyAis At his home ia the, EbaneEer
section cf the county. Mr.. Jones was
q Confederate soldier. 4 good citi-.
zen, ANA i prosperous FARMER. The.
sas blfled at Eheneser alter appro-
pfikte fnnefal services.
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Mrs. j.. NJ. widows Of Atlanta Enter
tainS In HArnT. Of Miss H,nilav nf IHn

MRS. 1.. M widows OF Atlanta Enter
taIns In Honor Of Miss Gailey OF Iva.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Marvin Widows
entertained a few friends at their
home in West End Park, Thursday
evening in honor OF their guest. Miss
Pearle Galley who is spending the
winter In Atlanta, attending the At
lanta Conservatory Of Music. Pro-
gressive cards was the feature OF the
evening, Mrs. w. Fl. Allen making top
score.
The punch bowl embarked in vio-
lets was presided ever by little Miss
Maxine Widows and mt the end OF the
game delightful salad course with
coffee was served.
Those present were Misses Corime
Anderson, Anna Hale, Zadie Steward,
Pearle Galley, Catherine Devoore,
Messrs. Walter Lee, Foy Dlsmarkes,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Allan, and Mr..
and Mrs. Freeman Hitchcock.
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SO many people troubled with ifidi-
gsetirn and constipation have been
benelite4 ny taking Ehanbefiain's
Tablets lhnt no one should fsel dis
ceurageq who has not given them 1
trial They contain no pepsIn or
oshsf digestive feflmsnts b1s stssnKtf.
cn The etOmHpli and enable Tito per-
form nc fnEic Tons naturally. obtains
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NOTICE.

\ Wanted TO bay a lot OF baIed pea
vine hay VIII pay $50 per ton ieiiy-
cred at county home for No. I hay.
j. MACK KING.
County Supervisor.
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WANTS

WANTED TO SELL-sandy Springs.
Eurai Water Works, supplies
farms with water for stock aud
nome, No rams and no pumps.
Erected by manufact urers. For
prices and information, apply 10
2-17-1 mo. . =
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N0TTCE-As TO COaMUTaTr0N

All persons liable to road tax for:
1915 are hereby notified that the time
for payment TO the county treasurer az
sad taxes will expire on tho LIST day
Of May. 1915. After that date q penal
" will be attached.
- MACK KING.
So supervisor. s
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Want Advertising Rates

Six Times $500 - emo 80 'en''' A"fee A'IoeS % cents
An advertisement twenty-five words prora,a for
uen ~ " 70 useu In month made on appi
NO advertisement taken for Jess than in Gdvance
IL your name phone directory von can a,n
prompt payment " W 40 "Seruon Tor
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DO YOU eat to live, or live to cat?
Well. no matter which in either
case whenever you wish to eat
something good and don't care 10
pay all you've got for 1t, come TO
the Little Gem" Cafe, No. I2s w.
Whitner st, j. q. Derrick, Propr.
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HANTED-A reliable representative
IN every community to act as agent
lot Inc Inteiligencer. Liberal COM
missions paid. Apply The Anderson
Intelligencer. 2-2stf
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FOR RENT--One seven-room cottage.
for rent-Crayton street 407, pos-
session given at once. Apply TO
James F. Rice. Office over old post
office. Anderson. s. C.--4-G-3tp.
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MISCELLANEOUS

THE DRY STOVE WOOD we sell is
certainly giving the best OF salts
faction. How do we know? BY the
repeating orders from satisfied Gus
tomers.a Stove wood cut any
length. D. N. Wyatt. Phone 1872.
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LEGAL
NOTICES
-e-al-U~lla..s
NOTICE

We will close down our ginnery fer
the season ON the 18th Of April. ,,ar-
ites having cotton to sin will please
Peoples OIL q Fertilizer Co.
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FOR RENT

f0h RENT-Store recently occupied
py The Intelligencer Job Printing
department IL interested In q fine
stand and good proposition. apply
70 The Intelligencer. 3-la-ff
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Potato slips. Get your
ground ready as we will have ship-
ments early next week. Furman
Smith, Scotsman, Phone 464.
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WANTED-To buy 80 to 100 bushels
peas at S1.5o per bushel. J.. j.
lPFetwell. 4-1-2wks.
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FOR RENT-5 room house, all con:
yeniences. Corner S. Blaming aud
Johns st. Mrs. Beatty Gossett.
4-4-3t
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BUCKEYE BARRIER sHOP-Hair
cut 15c, shave 10. Best service. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed. c. "a. McCiain,
Mgr.
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COTTON SREDgI, have q fine lot of
Cleveland land Sunbeam at $1.00
per bushel "The Turner Farm" ia
about midway between Crafts ana
Hailey's Ferry Just across the riv-
er In HaFt County, Georgia. j. D..
Turner. Hartweil. a.-4-6-6tp.
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FOR RENT-one fiye-room house ON
McCulley street. Modern conven-
iences. Apply to N. G. Bnrriss.
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a FEW BOARDERS can be accom-
modated ut 210 West .Whitner ST.,
next doorg above Opera House. Ex-
lent tables food. Rates reasonable.
Asst. ~
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Ior yourself if you seek men, if you want /,
fixtures, equipment.