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''.t(j5et What You Ask For
lter Anderson 1CoiieEe.

enter Anderson College. f 80
Messrs. Ban ALIEN and James Dus-
cnberry, two popular travelling men or
Anderson, were in town Monday on
business. i--tlis.e
Miss Lula Finley has returned to
qrecnyilleS to enter the Sacred Heart
Academy after spending the holidays
here with her parents. s,@fi q; sj;5l.
RevsFS; ~. Hood left Monday for a
short stay with relatives IN .Gastonia,
NJ G.. ,fEa ~. !, sss..,sty .;hss ..7I'
e Miss iHdlen i Eevetratte entertained.
sa number of heraifttle playmates on
last Friday evening at the home of
!her paFents.. Mr.. and Mrs. s.. %! Lever
dg, ana Mrs iRosan naiond scabrigeh5tt
Hiaft Monday Tor their hsjIne In iArider-
son @ after aSstay OF tss6 weeks ~ Rs5e
With fclatires. ,,!' 4 :
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JAMES c. Mckinley DIED EN-.
ROUTE FROM ANDER-
SON TO. MCCORMICK.
ACUTE lNDEe EsTIbN
Is ,Given as, the Cause of Death.
Survived BY WiSdv-Aiyed5
inJThis eity. l

Leaving Anderson yestefday aftets
noon at r12:l5 o'clock at his post OF
duty at fine throttle OF local freight
No. "a of the Charleston & Western
Carolina Railroad, Engineer James G.
Mckinley was stricken with illness
before reaching his destination and
died last night at5 O'Clock: al. MonhkI
Carmel. Acute Indigestion is thought
to have been the cause sof death:
News of the engineers death was
telcgraphed to officials OF the C. & w.
c. railroad ifppstiiateiy,i and s,sIasti
night they went to the dead mans
home; 413 West Market street; and
broke the heart irending news to his
widow, ~ho;s alone. sat bftiing " the
hour when the sound Of the locomo-
tive whistle would herald the return
or her husband and lover -
MI Mckinley left Anderson yester-
day afternoon ati12:f5 O'clock f,s en-
gineer OF local freight No. ga obcrat 4
ing between this city ana iMeC Coriiifck.
Somewhere this; side OF Mount Carmel
he WAS taken violently i'll With acute
indigestion. TAT Mount Carmel he was
taken from his, engine and carried To
nearby home, where he was given
medfeal attentiona In spite of iWhat
could be, done for him, he expired last
night at q o'clock! r.it.zsa a.!A AYg7
While he had been In the employ
OF the c.; Sc w. Gs railway a number
OF years, .Mr.s Mckinley had been Iorii
the Anderson branch only six months.
he was considered one of the most
vaiuaPle men on this division and. his
ueath Will prove a distinct loss 10
the Tatlroad and Ito the Community.
~ had not, been deferrnined last.
night when the funeral services Will
DC; held. AS Mr. McKinley,s old home
was in. Augusta. 1T was tho,izhf thai;
tne remains would be- carried ssere,
for inter1nent. He and Mrs. McKiniev;
made fheis home on w. Market street
ma M cottage lust in front OF. the West
Market street school During a thoir
comparatiyeiy brief residence X an @ The,
city pctn made Eeiny warm friends
Who VIII be grisred to. learn 3 sNir.
sSAIs,Ainlsy,s .SI,, Saeath and wh3 yiiit sssns
bereavement, l - =,
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~. 7,;-ig III JIisijls
e CARSMiEEL INSTITUTE

% o o o % o 90 . 90; DO o o. o o
- Our school opened this morning al
ter a weeks holidays with two new
pupils, Rosella aud R,sed SHAW. Tiis
makes an fenro oliinent ofi44a f ~ 81
We Will begin the -ew Year with
examinations to contina.e through the
We have added Ave new books to
the library, t.Frecklss 4 The Girl 5of
the .Mmherlost." "Tha Harvester. !.
ben flur; and "Uncie Reiiius. . 4
Wefaii enjoy The Ihteiligencer ana
feei very grateful to The editor for ii.
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n nitnaEs ks~asfssy s1Ysff:E
sla7I2 AZ g71t t
IR. Plant If i aatpneak, os. LOCAL
ss sa, asn e Gssss ss|s9 sfs VI,
.s,sa.l, 9 siss0 0sdsredsa u 5sl3sras.

1ssart ~, " s--v-r--,ff -rr.r-;; at.Ss. austtss
afmpravssnsnti ia &: sth;s ipIlsilFf . ana
eigipnient ,of the it9;a gas :.senib bShy.
as OUTLINED Sd Tho into IiIgelI Ger g
Ienday, Wefe SrdSFsh by the Bsds. K.
lgldsIs :! q ,aJ o5 SRis Sd! yths
meeting Held .,Is;,,I |, ,ssss ,,,,..; ~
SECRETARY OF The company, stated that
ttss aFairs ef tsie concern we're : an
SOD Ellfl tint nts hSS bsSS
paying npefatifig expenses ana ahtsf fS
est; He Re4, tened other plans for ;u-
soE "a; the krvSA ls was net
Feady % hiaks ali Shnh6d difcement FOR
publication with regard TO these.
Tho extensions Ia the mains of the
gesl cannp1fg viii bs: teiyAa - ssaath
eig rect 8 z QC0 tees !. ll aoEp Alae1t,
Ia as stsl @ 4 iii 4
8 siasp tby psaat 81 slis
consist s. ~ 81 8 ffi!stdliIfE. !.
S!s ~ ] I nj a l 1 soii
lS.Ss-'a 49, II "
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Epis0de. ID d Negro Settlement Reveals ....
Pathetic Picture u ol Human llIissIy

g ! 4 T3lis III u pllhbie, iiSln6i i St5Ssy .,
abiSct The diIa iha1 d SIT e
i3esS5 4 SIss5 y d hssa .5ls|
hgEsE ISsISS Sald q. & afssl Sl1s
slory OF poverty, Which In this ca So *,
1ap TSachsd that stsg !, hare !. Z
gAent shadpY .ist ippS ,SaGs is,
gitni IA steal aer9ss Threshold ,.oi
Z. m ore nj
tesx ,qE tela tien & q fid, ) sfsi ii4,.
n was taHafsi, Ia ,s,oS11.
~ y : ,lnh5 yhiAh she iYAs aYrpgE
w wv fSS ~ he,ifrf7stsb NJ SfffSfgs
~ rs che taga .ipp tiljs pakh Gle slils
Els fryS ara aps 1gnnfant olS inSEfassi
1er hEe lit has eti,E iit1Ii rrsrs sichfIs
aren, two coilafds and kpct tshiires
lneps All hgnpAnea a7antisS N isFhf
nSWnt 5Ill ne re 4ats siamesff fEa af1EIoFI
net stSe9t The fncI cIice fsseeg ssnslSHtnsls
So fn, ,Gqnle there gifG arflssk he s,sIs,Ir
nadi c.tEslsl d Hhesk Effyntoa TIsiNs
coll saHa laitteng Fes p6nda4l tosflix
cdttsi -. - ~
5 They & ktnyeatin ed, thu e,,ayssss
which wSf6 zeffsa al 4 iist Sitis E3 4:
81 Sb shef slssi ~, l.ssf 4 ne
gro woman. The latter CHARGED thai
ne formor had gone into her gardeil
AEtSrS aglf; jstsEissl 1lJsass FEdfl Il7is.
rs de- gar. loraNks Als5lff
eskt mp toaE a 40 ihsx litftd
81 ts sleEk aasSi feltf Ire Ssfssigz
siig % She eekeA asskl,es Snk
NAlsEa 4 q ~ en- 2isslnesf II see. -
thpag M 4 asata hatis 8 tsll s4o,ls.fs :
oil : & n ~ \. ~ -
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u ~, a X SO ss III Il
gahln W. the tlme prescTioeds Hence the
n3ihcuity Pr deliid vents ,escepitg the
Rq per cent penalty as svnls as the
erequencylof errors resulting from this
praclce by all means make your own
etu,h anu tnereuy save eApenRe and
touole. Hz-acrfederate zeoidierq src
exempt from polf tax,' ali other males
pet%etn tpe ages or 81 and 80 years.
except tnose incapable OK earning a
support from being mained or other
chRnsePp fhal pe sdsemea taxable poll,
AN trnstees must get up polls ana dogs
anu '1lsfll .nto bnarny o4 TsBeRor on or
peIor9 inc Zotp OF Fepruary.
for,tne eseonNeniencet 7of taxpayers
we WIN nave deputies to take returns
at the following piases:
Hollands Store on Friday, January
iht, 1910.
barnes On sa,afqay. ,tI 9an. znd, i9l5.
tya on IueSuay, Jan. otn, 1915.
III, IVA 20 S95tom S MIL on Wednesday o. M
'as st,,r pun, I'll yWoSSdns.d.s o., =, NJ
Starr on Weonesday,3p p.' M, Jan. U,
1917 11.s day:1,,., I. - = Z. ,o3iiii =.
Cromers store on Thnfsda5, Jan. 7tb,
iy1S. g,.. ,,,,.,,.',,.'pa . '".'H -.
IoWhviiie on friday JAM 8 1915.
fno,a,a,a nnsemn on sa.uraay.t Jan. ., 1915. r
lois, i.ai, day!et@ % ..lii1.'737'' ~
:, Sianay i1Iy springs on Monday D. M,
"a" PendIeasn ytS CIV. 80 asy Nam - "a
lytS. i,s., ,, ,.,,, 80, ii r,''iF "a
Fehaleton MIL, wednesday, pp I'm.
Jan; 18th, Ia day. ;aia-,oa
,..,elas 'shop.- sraneit"on on9Vnursdays Dan.
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Is ssg!F sissaS y -! a s !:sli Mvee
sosIsss q s sSa;i liariS.s
ailst pIifsToT alf ssIifi sTs,s e1ssx SRI
81 s gpA!9 81 esCgEetsnsssi G., aHia7t,

lfYsH
Metlsslt YIblr CHI ,I;s, e
- ckaas eAtl 4.ss r. ~; rs
coated; this isan seitfe $40 "a 4ISgi q
stomach, iIver ara towels s.; ned 4 2 Z Z
When lissie ,sie ssk ;,s
coIa hLEA tll ail q sfSrsII "a s,,st
IeAs, Sleep or act natulai iy. has ssn1,s
seh-ache. dlarfEe6, remember. 4 -, 2
te liver ana Adfg elaansiIlie SIsnS,ia
Arrays be the IS I, = q q,
thipg ealiais iifoFnin SsvSsfS.s
qk 4 Tor etii aFcn y g liiss ~ tl
~ = irT,s sf,lsFs. 8 All
tna tossk hf q and =, f,s
iHe fqpd - i q iikSei lh .zilS lSsjSs.
s' Sss S.; Ss sI' S. .lIs 81, 60, SO sgs
I'll 79TS sssi5 AafIeI SsS' I q u
isclous ssssik fA2aki ss end ( Il 1eves
Iails ecttl1 81 80 si3 sssSs
lsgi p ctttHb FOR, n SI.fiIa
gls Rltl Azth sfs IS i
~ en- ~ lisllk s ff & s1.s eSll5
s Il 81 aof S1,iks kssIi
III ell !,
ll1IsH El,t esilfihs stt'l "a xiS
S0i,F gEist anf E {; { l'5,-
u q 8 M ~
aud SO that - as't ~ <ss II
tpSnie ls Syrap cpippsay, q
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!, Q 40 Q 2 9 20 9 Q 90 o o q 8
! RRRTeiE ITEMS ea 5 )

o q 9 ii D . D III d Is ,,ii . ii q Is .
Aey n, AZ y. Land filled sllis fagsftllaSl
ppcirtment TAT, this piace. 4e Md s,s
very good attend dance and SdeliFepSlt
fins sermon. The fprea0JSiiiit iiaysat,so
hefn rhanged from the fsIiiitb SIN
| uay 70 tlie first Z Sunday iii istssrv
month. We think This ~ S9ise ~ ~
now eyery one can aststid aSarvfSs4 ~
EaiI the churches In sfis c,,rnfn,iniSyi
SERVICES being here ION Tie fiisat 81 4 :.
lday. haroiIi SOn the second ESnisfIjsv
END s;orthth on theL hitiffh 3 SnnTEy !
lmornfng anu Gof7hthf Oh the 1BNSI,
ESanday .aftdH HAoon - ~: "a . $50
!, ), = hfr liiieage s1sfofd5 from islbaftbns,
Nd S,.s lias peeiI sisitinb fefaf74Ysf 5Iti
tnlsS co!lIaunity,ifo the JpaHtd ~ two
EeShG1 re rasrsiibd 20 aiiis Homo iaAt
ELtg ay,fts sai.s II on the MOI b train.
ne boarded the train at Central
Is. 3 z .. thSf Hay ANA fam
0i.ssssnias holidays WITH sTeIasiyea I'm
IRendleton x & -.
har: and HRS z. II. Esyaft yfHIt S, s,,ss.
iatfers parents. Mr ana Mre. Franir
- one night last yreasf sk * sss 3. Z
tfs and ] 1ifs. : i0scarA ty 81 aShS,s
iast Monday at the home OF Mr.. E,i-
L lrr, aud Mrs, III III 4 ri ri ;,ia ara NJ 4
ana Alrs, ID. 9. Evatt and iiftIe5 son.
-. sfa spent Monday with Nr.
anu AafH. y. +. Esatss ~ ss IS = ,s5
g sE@. nix "a llIespie of ssS f8isaSIIln.
isa yisltiiig his mother. AEfs. ard Z
ppleSas near Eed.1I6 s. IA sss
atessrs. Fred Phillips, Anstin staisea.
snss 3rrs s6f llesries apailk = rs. Tes3ss
let6hs 81 4 81 3 Y ~;
and g. u EFstf srais sIs.3s I
laanslAEs At kAs home 81 4 = isss
Is4a Hfpiaisa u. .fsjss - IA
sssd s. II; srensIiSw asls
'c5ls iaten 81 HSnaie ton q nnaisE sse
3 aSak S,,i tlsy With ~ b aSd ks.
0iin. siaSRSSs j, 81
's y ! M tGysk ii siIS asetf6h
/ {; 's.a sSan ;eBbi dad Sis,s< !, /
!,ep.ta snpl,Rs the bone 81 81 & 3
:kzkctS9 iHsk Saturday Si4lik
S {. .14ts 90 Hicks IA 4 ~ 3 /,
6s Six did M IS !
=. s. ss IL 4.
e.d u
t5S si5ple c,l - & = ~ + .t
s s Rsil3lre. ,;'' -
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IVAfNOTES
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'tE yStfilt ~ IiiEzfziS3si' ltitH 9sI,za -
Prof. SCtih D. Coleman, principal fof
tue stya high school, sand shis assistr
ants q Miss spdieia Wright and Missesi
Nancy Pearson, Kate Rampeys i and
iSorril Howell have returned from
Fthelrs Eespectiyoaaii oai ssl,efszeg ~ iFs tatsy
Y psht 70 q hss ened ooI;
!ssaay 6 With y bright pfoapssts FOR the
81 Messrs. Carl ana bavid staith have,
Miss Gfeeta Haii.. Who has EsssnI isisisr
parents, Mr. and MI mrs a NV Il. I Hall. All ieft Iat
Sunday TO. f6kes charge. 0f, her school
at CampobelIo. Hcf III.
Mcssrs. keid Jhckson and 'ltJEmes
or anderson spent Sum.
.day az mere with relatives: lt...
4 Mr Preston Adams off Latimer was
visiting here g few hours Sunday
II Aessrs. Claude, Masters u OF the
ssolhtatn sl Greek section and Bill
~. esttsy OF sAnae Eson were Visitors hsre
Snnaay; 14n "a Ok .s.., \ ~ NJ,
M, 8, 6, Jackson OF Steyeyilie was
m .soWflnza snort While anday,
Mlss reari bealy ,lsLt Saturday for
siSsspssr w resume her Work there
IN the graded schoo ! &. IS, !.
hlhstsrs aI Raiplt and Joe Land of
sStarr Sneve ret turned sho onie from o visit
aere 70 tneir' uncle. Mr. 8. ~. Lever
ette. ~. q. Z. IS
M and Mrs. hatlfe Gray or Starr
Wessl q. town for ysl lesg slio ours Friday
- y gliss Viii eIltsd II, who has Deen
the guest this Wee eirgnf q peFti
SpooI SSlso le.t Satprday fOrl heys horaei
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sA4Gsfrsclion.5,

ran eftiofaaif error .vas s!S5s,s,,
ted yesterday In sTha IntaIIIEs ~ I =,
an item which stated iiist ansnnr M.
nations slase lbY vetfgaa llfsli iiiIsS NJ IN 3
terests or the city were tickets which;
were printed .hx Tho Intelligenr rer.s
!on ofnce. This vas an error. as ths
esikfets fere printed by; aha 3EIiiila
t.iiiibIsin8 siiI5si Rgd Ainding eanpa pahy,a si';S
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Segress Held In ar
Diamond Theft Case,

Sheriff Ashley last night caused TO
be arrested one Pearl Williams, coll
ored. who lis wanted by .Greenyiile
County authorities on charges of con-
nection with diamond robbery. It
Is alleged that diamond was stolen
In Greenvilie and that this woman
bore It to Anderson. The negro 1Ko-
man was arrested in the vicinity of
the gas plant, She will be held
pending the coming OF the Greenville
authorities for her. .'ts 3ja. 2 5f'S'3.i
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Would Manage, !
Elevator Hero.

EIeVnt0f Here. ---- g
The Chamber OF Commerce receiv-
ed yesterday q letter from Edward H.
Richards or Willow City N, D., whb
Inexperienced In the grain elevator
husiness. stating lthkE he was coming
10 Anderson witts the object OF con.
fefflng with local pie with refer
enee 70 the erection lof an elevator
heres He proposes TO take 4 $4,000
,wprtn CT stock in the plant and be
the managef OF the coaeeffi - isifig {
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Pensions For
The Old Vets.


-. fS4IAeker,8 clerk, of tue bbard of
county commissioners, yesterday
mailed out county pension warrants
of SO each for. some 30, Confederate
soldiers who receive this aid in ad-
dition to that which comes to them
from Columbia. Following is q list
Of those receiving the county war;
rants: 5. n. Day, Orr Mill; w. M.
Ragsdale, Bolton; ]. r, Medlock, Orr
MIL; c. p. Rouse, r. F. d.; J. w.
McCprry city; C. M. Kay, Honea
Path; ]. Edd Games. fionea Path;
Priest a. Jones. city; J.. j. Wilson,
pehdleton: A. W. Gentry, Denver;
w H Mulfigans Piedmont; Hazekiah
Elgln. Starr, G, W.. Irwin. city: w.
II. Massey, city; ]. L.. Kay, Autun;
Geo. w. Bell, city: Lange Scott. city;
Ben Holland, Sandy Springs; Riley
Rowland, Pendleton, and j. c., Lind
ley, city. te 80 i
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No Session of .+.
49,

NO Session of
Recorders C0urt., ss ran: :, go
There was no session yesterday OF
the FeEorder's court. Two cases had
been docketed, put butn were post
poned until; today Up until a late
hour yesterday afternoon but one ar
rest had been made. the defendant in
this INSTANCE being charged VITA
drunkenness. -
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Two Negroes CsF8
Are Locked IjCs

Willie Hill, charged with disposing
OF property, undery mortgage and Ar
thur Beleher, charged with assault
and battery. were arrested yesterday
and placed In the county JAN. IT Isl
charged that the latter shot one Tom
Hall IN 1912. When asked last night
where! he had been since the shoot
ing, Belcher replied that lie had "been
n u good many places" fif
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R0I,E ESsrSv Wagon end Buggy poles. new
:. llIl3 39ecopa hand, Paul H stephens.
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Annual MAetiag

annual Meeting SiSJ.it3,s ) SsS,.,f ss ~
aiBank es a.GsI s
1.-THE annual meeting of stockhoid-
.ers and directors OF, the Bank OF An
derson was held yesterday afternoon,
resulting IN the fransaction or rou-
tine business and the Reelection OF All
directors and oiIicers who served The
institution during the past year. The
directors or the. bank some days. ago
met and declared, In dividend OF 10
per cent .if ~ 49, IS
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yzlelf / I
Want Advertising Rates

I've cen.s
81 ArfksG6 &fSt3 IJfxH ~
advertisement
word in made on appi.
NO tFe P... g. syss. cash ssJsss.
pamsSpdr ntS teeSaons dbsaiors youan s.slopSSns 3
prompt payment -" 1N - aaFs TT - A~sSt sF'=F"T
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% $50 = *Es #ale .* & = = H. a = = y i as =
8 ELECTRIC 5CETYsPAFlLETs !. i
ps Iasress apd Peapnas csushs Over do h
4 Wireless she Sheets Of Andefson 3
**#*** - s. s. w* xEas ~ ;. * sis -
Owl Drug 60. cEfcf p vEhtY5
/ Buys stock Goods.

Vnt DruB 70. N.NfPf p FEatf
+ Buys stock Goods.
: The stock cof goods In the drug
store OF sE,s C,sL Leyis, bankrupt, :. were
sold' seaeraay sty TrGstee I Joe III.
Evans 10 sIS8 Dwl Dug Company for
5000 the etoek SGS goods being bid in
by A. Glenn Evans. one OF the pro-
prietors Of sthe sEnEchasing firm. The
hkturss we've not lIspcsed gof as bids
were inaufiscientl t63 meet The amount
Of lmSrtgage indebtednesBs Efforts
are being made to dispose OF the fix
lures at private sale together with
the mortgages,,SeT The, s,nFeserintien
scales were BID in by 13r. N. A. Jen-.
kins for $s. .TheT shelly bottles were
bought by Evans Pharmacy for So.
The stock of gobds, rot Mcluding fix
lures. scales and shelf bottles. was
inNentoried at--9946.64. The gtock.
OF goods.T which are fresh, ~ phevinG,
been purchased since last August.
VIII be transferred to- tie'uwi Drug
company's stand. at North Main and
West Earle streets.
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Dinner. In Honor
DR.. Hines trnllak.

DIR. Hines Foday:..ar'T 81 aaiSapzsos
After the regular monthly meeting
today OF the County Medical Society,
which will be held In the lecture
room of the nurses home at the An
dersoE County hospital, q turkey ,din-
ner will be served the members of
the society and Dr., Hines. the newly
elected superintendent .of, the. insfitu-
ton. The dinner will he given in,
honor. of DR.. Hines. The occasion
promises to be an enjoyable one. -
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&Orero0initos Sc
Be Improved.

I Do Improved. Us q sS.sI.s
ip announcement has been made by
II S. Horton and Willie Marshall.
owners OF the; old C. "A. Reed stora
room next TO the railroad cut, that
they VIII make nproyements in the
property. a. new plate giass front will
replace the pfeaent front iof brick,
and the front Of the building will be
made tnk ckefe espord s#obl eNhsf s, aps
p4aysEege tpxt thss povgR front which is
TO tsbe put Vin the sfsrefoSaiz above,
owned by G, III, Bales.
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WA MI Siaitisa tisa sn I,N Glloshihs 81,
ieii arili iarchSAia iaisH stoEe. Can ,siye
salea I cRr 70 ,os In.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-06

WHEN UEExREERLF ASthined down
: town for luncheon, you cannot do
better than drop in, here. A light
iuncE or a spbRtautiaI meal. Cuisine
4A3ta naEyiea q, Il fdRDd prices 5usf as
LsStEartiye, asiour food tThei Lunch
aeanaf afAelvSl lit9s aaiSaJ "a tFa iIsha,:i .
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-06

|IgAN.FED 81 u 0SI1T ON--lAs Stenorra.
4 pher By one Win experience. Can
stsEiyn or raEsreIi iSA! = Address
& tzllis % SJnteiIiEeuears
tltss aIilaiIs s3t "a s;ssiaaahe4
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

De- 30 Ten Years AEo" column the
- Joseph Gazette has the ioiloSinr
Hogs are fciiiur ~ tlse 10 81 ~. and
"a, rz''I. A. t38t 70 $500 And that
wss during ihc asyS o. tne prosperous
Republican administration ~ such q
condition wsTe 90 exist today the wall
that voald Issue from the Republican
sheets you'd Dc second only 10 the
noiFs ~ the European battles Al
bany Ledger
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04
ROCKY pOusTus slHtRll BATHS

Sot a patent medicine Bot Natures
CafAtve found In the Rocky Noun-
tssns Put % in various forms iof
Consumption. Rheumatism Piles. ca
tarrh. kidney Liver. Female som
Aeh ard Blood trouble Works through
ihe blood Guaranteed rsspiis sal
pkur Mineral Tub steam, ElestFlc
BATHS NAssSgst Gentleman and LADY
stfendant Roxy MounfAin Mineral
Hath House. Ninth and Fsllt Phone
Main $3.50 u
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

Ed.--f Walter Bates SAYS that these
onirs seekers always send him letters
and pagers iust beIors si~ctiOn, and
alvsys With ths pfcGI Hon 10 bic
name Uuf d does 20 good says Wal.
tsr. Tor ihsre's no standard spses 80
ms ont, iult bssause someone calls
hira HonoTabls Liberty Advance
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

Having Travelled sixteen miles 60 A.
tend tbe merchants matinee al LIB
erty. Christian naflel found reward
for bjs journey iu beinR awarded
prlre of g. offered Tor tbe patron com
ina the sreHtrri distance 10 attend
the show
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

A iiItle pfcpairdnrss ~ shat vas
NEEDED o. Holden Whsn iho Lest bic
nfs broke out The sire an their
siren vhis,i" broke wiih The hrs, pull
on u and tHs ire sisfIn could not be-
sounded -" slsrmed hiFhi~Efrh
mar dashrd "a the i0vn hall 80 fiaE
,b9 IRE bell The btii rope bFasf
Some IT ne most needed hTdRnis
we're ciogFrd Sith psd s1d fgst and
would not EtVs stream ~ water
The s,sndpipp had bssh drained dor
ma the Bigh' hy railroad enFinss snA
would not throw stream oa iv0
story boildinE Fof sonis teasoh ~
other the Telephone .rchsnSs 40 not
notify some uf ibe sfiive msmbofs II
The hfs company. whose presence Wss
much needed
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

0ne ~ the roink baSs ~ the Iseu.
liar neishhefhs,ea u sSid 10 b. pre-
parlnr - start sAuss fatm ~ ~
rnAdy has Tho enterprise started
rather Ito has secnred several
shubts and ristts ~bicb siil rrrt~
sent the nesicus - bic tefd Tor
nossl tur dretri " ths "aromsiiC
little beasts while Nc suapFiy 80
iasc "a ~'otA a., name ~ Funk iato
any coatse iake snpp, lbe sspRk vs
must - sFcnEi lnsist that skunk
larmlDE mas, hv isnbl has,aess
uoassui Hlu Timss.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

Feeling funs hlga vhrn the Fg}s
baFkrihsA tcsms of bfsiet and Sb,l
h}Ntlis se' iEtp a uont,st A, jbe 81,
cent gsm, Flslro Of shelby, ijIs q Die
pa't ataac a. 60 lb, nHaj sopfe 40,
Eams was ,pNnavd Gov I've ruinit
a"d ace 'isitme v"a oBt a. ta "a
Wh,E the ue,'.riiss started to maAe
itslf ssl faf hoiae r. pstp nt aie.
uunilod Nbrlla ,'Azrs thive safs
shiloh scrambled st.aJd 90, ,ralu 81,
rDluparyiuf 80, ,tsHofs
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

William nWtthef ~ yesss oia. ~
ENavy spsllod Al NvssdA sns nsvnss
70 we'd keseccA NgiAonAid, "a ~
WISE No NarslHea the, tho hsA nn'
esscsi, sgroca 70 marry him sais
,asy had ,siNes r esrs asa shs said
sAe weaia 40 soea marty hm a. ans
ens sad W. ihnasm his seitsas ths
icebss ~cuid hclr hey maize up hef
nl,pa rhe bride proved somep hat
coy and shlttish. however. ~ n wAs
maath hrtare tho liorhse cer,ihes,s
came bach 90 the recorders oaie~
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

During HpideD's biz nfc. sparks
started numerous small biATes one
Of these IN the opera house was %
tinFuiFbod by pitcher 0f wsief left
on table on the stage by the last
lyceuIn lecturer
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

The Standard viii contSin no uFly
vord about anybody Jhs editor De-.
livers his uRly ~0rds in person ard
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-12-04

Land a, ~ 300 an serc vac tbc tcc
ord madc lu ttuos coant, trccaltg hat
t want such BIZ rcAit, Seal after
al Ter ,he parehassfs BOUGHT opiy tis
~ntth. acquiring cosH,5 Ia order ,e
i,ssen the dangers al a bad ,urp To-
,hc road