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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-06


There's more in Bill Taft than any.
body has suspected" After eating,
we suppose?
An Atlanta burglar stole, among
other thing things, canary. Hes
bird OF thief.
1t might be good idea to keep
that split log drag out near the road
where 1t will be handy.
Husband. Afraid OF Wife, Asks
Divorce.-1f he really means 1t, and
doesn't obtain one,l Lawsy help him.
The family Jewels will have to make
way in the strong-hox for the groc-
cries II prices of>foodstuffs rise much
more.
A good many family trees are
shady.--Columbia State. And tho
heads of good many families arc
block heads.
.
Whether q criminal always returns
to the scene OF tie cri7ae s2aends Of
ten upon the ability Of the police to
apprehend him.
Women's skirts are to be much
shorter this year. But 1t will take
Just as much of tho long green to
buy them as before
The lard. of Stratford on Avon said
there. are sermons in stones. Yes,
sometimes brickbat Is q fine thing
with which to drive home ruth.
A Kentuckian has been made direc-
tor OF the mint, What the average
Kentuckian doesn't know about the
mint is overbalanced by his knowi-
edge OF 1ulep.
Lots of men are Interested In MOTH
ing but the money they make" says
Thomas A. Edison. We newspaper
men, Tom, are more interested in the
money we don't make.
.
Anderson now has handsome new
theatre. We bet East Lynne" would
play to q packed house there-York
News. We haven't heard of Yorkville
raving over It's grand opera.
y. D
Price or Ice is Going Up AS Spring
Arriyes.-Headline. What chilling
news, and OH. such comforting CD
thought, since we have got to buy
more coal before this winter is over.
A Nebraska farmer wants a pretty
girl arrested as witch because his
son can't keen away from her. What
he should resort to is marriage
license and a preacher. not the sheriff
and a warrant.
4 That fellow in New York who was
arrested for throwing y bomb into the
rsidst of e. church congregation ought
to know that throwing bombs into
the congregation is a right enjoyed
/ by the pastors and no others.
A Chicago. girl specifies that her
future husband 2"must not chew,
smoke, drink. gamble, swear. play
cards. dance. or objects to washing
the supper dishes; must stay at home
every night live within his income,
and be devout Christian" Well.
that kind OF a girl certainly deserves
that kind OF q man. Columbia State.
SEe either has a cute way OF saying
she Ii never. going to get married, or
she Is mighty fair way to die a.
spinstsr,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-06
THE WEATHER.

Pair Saturday. cooler near the
coast; Sunday fair
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-06

The family Jewels will have to make
way in the strong-hox for the groc-
cries II prices oGfoodstuffs rise much
more.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-06

A good many family trees are
shady.--Columbia State. And tho
heads of good many families arc
block heads.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-06

A Nebraska farmer wants a prett,
girl arrested as witch because hi
son can't keer away from her. Wha
he should resort to is marriag,
license and preacher. not the sheriff
and q warrant.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-06

A Kentuckian has been made direc-
tor OF the mint, What the average
Kentuckian doesn't know about the
mint is overbalanced by his knowi-
edge of 1ulep.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-06

Whether criminal always returns
to the scene OF the criGss &saends of
ten upon the ability of the police II
apprehend him.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-06

Lots of men are interested in moth
ing but the money they make" says
Thomas A. Edison. We newspaper
men, Tom, are more interested in the
money we don't make.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-06

Anderson now has handsome new
theatre. We bet East Lynne" would
play to packed house there.-Yorh
News. We haven't heard of Yorkville
saving over It's grand opera.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-06

women's skirts are to be much
shorter this year. But 1t will take
Just as much of tho long green to
buy them as before.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-06

Price OF Ice is Going Up AS Spring
Arriyes.-Headline. What chilling
news. and OH. such comforting t?)
thought. since we have got to buy
more coal before this winter is over.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-06

The lard. of Stratford on Avon said
there are sermons in stones. Yes.
sometimes q brickbat Is fine thing
with which to drive home a ruth.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-06

e That fellow in New York who was
arrested for throwing bomb into tine
nsidst of G. church congregation ough,
TO know that throwing bombs into
the congregation is a right enjoyed
by the pastors and no others.
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How's This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
 Halls Catarrh Cure has been taken by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty-five years, and has become known as the most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure acts thru the Blood on the Mucous surfaces. ex- polling the Poison from the Blood and healing the diseased portions.
 After you have taken Halls Catarrh Cure for a short time you will see a great improvement in your general health. Start taking Halls Catarrh Cure at once and get rid of catarrh. Send for testimonials. free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, Ohio.
 Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
The border vidette., 1915-09-11
Powell. Polling place, Patago- mia School House.
 Harshaw Precinct No. 5.


 Inspector . w. M. Murphy Judges, Anton Klein, w. A. Sloan. Clerks. Ernest Best, May Farrell. Marshal, Richard Farrell Jr. Polling place, Pub lie School House.
 Washington Precinct No 6.
 Inspector = M. M. Trickey. Judges, Dennis Coughlin, 6. A <. Bankerd. Clerks, Mrs. Persis Coombs, Mrs. H. Vaughn. Mar shal, J. O. Rankin. Polling place, Tricley's Store.
 Lochiel Precinct No. 2.
 Tn p tor Tom Heady. Judges, Mrs. Charles Harrison, O. de la Ossa. Clerks, Mrs. Helen Ellicott, John Mcintyre. Marshal, Tom Edwards. Polling place, Public School House.
 Camille Precinct No. 8.
 Inspector = John McCarty. Judges, Mrs. w. A. Parker, Mrs. Hattie Goodin. Clerks, Mrs. Eason. W. E. Bower. Marshal, C.. B. Travis. Polling place, Public School House.
 Montana Camp Precinct No. 9.
 Ins 5or-T. B. Dillon. Judge, c. o. Foltz, Chas. O. Neill. Clerks, Mrs. H. F. Hunt ngton, Mrs. P. M. Clarke. Mar shal, M. Mcdonald. Polling place, P. M. Clarke's Store.
 Elgin Precinct No. 10.
 TnSnnatnr M H Tyotyo1lo Judges, G. w. Castetter, Mrs. Thos. Isles Pegram. Clerks, W. H. Collie, Miss Sweigert. Mar shal, Stone Collie. Polling place. Public School House.
 Sopori Precinct No. II.
 Insp ctor-F T. Bailey. Judges, Mrs. A. F. Armada, J. B. Elias. Clerks, Mrs. Eliza beth H. Healey. F. B. Valen- zuela. Marshal, Geo. Proctor. Polling place, House of Juan Elias.
 Mowry Precinct No. 12.
 Ins r-W. D. Parker, Sam Pressler, Perry J. Wilson. Clerks, Eliza c. Ne vius, Mrs. Ben Wilson. Mar shal, B. Baldwin. Polling place, Red Rock District School Build. ing.
 Salero Precinct No. 13.
 Ins pect or Josiah Bond, Judges, Geo. Clarke, Jens Pet erson. Clerks, Mrs. Schultz, Frank Reichert. Marshal, Bob Bergier. Polling place, M. s. and T. Cos. Building. One used for school house.
 Sonoita Precinct No. II.
 Inspector - Mark Manning Judges, J. F. Little, Mrs. Lutie Fassett Clerks, Chas Brossart, Sadie Woodward. Marshal, Geo. Polling place, Public School House.
 Frederick w. Gourlay, heir of w. N. Gourlay, deceased, pre- sented to the board an offer to pay all back taxes and costs charged against the patented mines, Yellow Jacket and Phoe- nix, and the improvements thereon, situated in the Gro Blanco mining district, and which had been sold to the state for back taxes, which taxes and costs amounted to the sum of B, 10000. Upon motion, duly made and carried, it was order ed that such sum be accepted, md that the chairman of the Board of Supervisors and the clerk, make, execute and de- iver to Frederick w. Gourlay, l deed to said mines and inn orovements as provided by law. Upon motion, the board re- ,essed until 800 o'clock a. m., Monday, August 18th, 1915.
 Approved:
 G. H. FIEDLER, Attest: Chairman.
 LULA REDDoCH WOOD,
 Clerk. 1
The border vidette., 1915-09-11

Henry Wood, salary,
 county ranger, July,
 1915 12o OO w. Gittins, salary, J. P.
 precinct No. 1, July,
 1915 75 co c. P. Lopez, salary, con
 stable, precinct No. 1.
 July, 1915 .......... 75 OO Wm. Lowe, salary, J. P.
 precinct No. B. July,
 1915 10 co Geo.T. Coughlin, salary,
 J. F. precinct No. 4,
 July, 1915. .-.... 25 co Richard Farrell, salary,
 J. P. precinct No. 5,
 part of April and July,
 1915 r co
 The following demands, ap- proved by county recorder were now audited and allowed: G. H. Fiedler, salary,
 chairman of the board
 of supervisors, July,
 1915 $ fl 66 J. s. Gatlin, salary,
 
 of supervisors, July,
 1S1O fl DO Geo. w. Parker, salary,
 member of the board
 of supervisors, July, fl 66
 Demand of Thomas Gardner, livery hire for county physician, Patagonia. in the sum of $500 was rejected.
 The following demands were audited, and approved by the chairman and ordered paid out of the county general school fund:
 Josephine A. Saxon, sal
 ary county superin-
 tendent of schools,
 July, 1915 ... $ 75 co Josephine A. Saxon, ex-
 penses. county super
 intendent of schools,
 July, 1915 .......... 3 %
 Upon motion, duly carried, it was ordered that the county treasurer be instructed to trans fer the sum of S2,OOO.OO from the County General Fund to the County Salary Fund.
 Report of Surveyor H. Gordon Glore and his estimate for the permanent i'm mprovement of the County Roads was presented by was accepted and ordered filed for future reference.
 Upon motion the Board recess ed until 1;3O o'clock p. ID.
 Board met at 1:3O D. m.
 All Mem bers of the Board and Clerk present.
 The Board now proceeded to appoint the following election boards for the special election to be called to put to vote of the people the question whether or not bonds shall be issued for permanent improvements on the county roads. Said election to be held October 23rd, 1915:
 Nogales Precinct No. 1.
 Inspector = w. c. Budge. Judges, T. J. Wylie, E. K. Clerks, J. B. Bristol, w. E. Smith. Marshal, Chas. Dunavan. Polling place, Town Hall.
 Calabasas Precinct No. ?. Inspector Wise. Judges, John Deegan, Tom Casanega. Clerks, Lavi ma Cumming, Harvey Walker Marshal, John Cumming. Polling place, Public School House.
 Tubac Precinct No. 3. Inspector J. T. Garrett. Judges, Anna Lowe, w. B. Bal ,um. Clerks, H. c. Griswold, S. Burruel. Marshal, Manuel | King. Polling place, Public | School House. Upon motion duly carried, it l vas ordered Crittenden Precinct l No. 4 be changed to Patagonia i Precinct No. f. The election | board named as follows: Inspector - Geo. H. Francis. | Judges, O. F. Ashburn, Wm. T. | Powers. Clerks, B. H. Evans, 30. J. Whiteside. Marshal, Ben ]
The border vidette., 1915-09-11
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
'(Continued from first page)


 Board met at 8:3O a. m., pur- suant to recess of August 9th, 1915.
 Present: Chairman Fiedler, > Members Parker and Gatlin, and clerk.
 The following demands were now audited and allowed: St. Joseph's Hospital,
 hospital care of indi-
 gent sick, July, 1915. $ 6S 75 St. Joseph's Hospital,
 care of Clarence Cook,
 indigent, June and
 July, 1915. 30 co Quong Con Lee, SUD-
 plies furnished indi-
 gent, July, 1915 ..... 10 co Modern Cafe, meals fur
 nished indigent, July,
 1915 ..-. 50 Pete Bergier, bounty on
 wild animals. 9 co R. l.. Parker, bounty on
 wild animals. 30 co F. J. Manniop, bounty
 on wild animals. ... 4 % Tom Bayze, juror in J.
 P. court, Prct. No. 1. 1 50 Jose Ibarra, interpreter in J. P. court precinct
 No. 1.. ? 50 Wm. Lowe, office rent,
 J. F. precinct No. 3,
 July, 1915.- 10 co Geo. T. Coughlin, office
 rent. J. P. preclnct
 No. 4, July. 1915 -. 10 % The First National Bank,
 assigned account of
 jurors ...-... 15 20 Edmund Mcknight, driv-
 CT county automobile,
 July, 1915. ........ 24 50 The Mt. Sts. Tel. and Tel. Co.,, rental and
 tolls, demand $41.17
 allowed ....... 35 51 Nogales E. L.. l. and W.
 Co.,, lights and ice.
 court house, July, 1915 II 10 International Gas Co.,,
 gas court house, July,
 1915. ... 1 co Town of Nogales. Water
 Department, water
 court house, June, 1915 4 25 Ben Evans, feeding
 county prisoners July,
 1915 ............. sos 75 A. G. Barber, work in
 jail, July, 1915 ...... co Herold and Tidwelk SUD-
 plies for county jail. 1 5O J.W. Edwards, supplies
 court house, July, 1915 7 35 Roy and Titcomb, Inc.,
 supplies court house,
 July, 1915 .... 13 s3 F. F. Rodriguez, sup
 plies court house, July, 1915 ........ 10 32 The McNeil Co.,, sup plies court house, July, 1915 ....,... Al 37 The Oasis Printing House, Inc, job print ing. July, 1915 ...... 27 90 H. Gordon Glore, mak- ing preliminary sur
 vey of county roads. 311 50 Sam J. Pressler, view
 ing county road ..... 80 w. S. Mcknight, cash
 paid office expense,
 July, 1915 ..>.:... "A 94 Lula Reddoch Wood, cash paid, office ex-
 pense, June and July,
 1915 .. Il 95 | Frank J. Duffy, tax at torney, Gourlay tax
 suit 35e A Victor J. Wager, cash paid, attending state fax conference. Flag staff, July, 1915. ..... 80 50 | J. S. Gatlin. cash paid attending state tax conference, Flagstaff, July, 1915. ..-...... "A 45 | G. H. Fiedler, cash paid
 attending state tax conference, Flagstaff,
 July, 1915 5....... 73 85 Lula Reddoch Wood,
 cash paid attending
 state tax conference, Flagstaff, July, 1915. 75 35 H. Gordon Glore, map and plans improve ment court house .... 30 % John E. Stelzer, assist ing in supervisors of flee. 25 OO w. A. O'Connor, salary, judge Of superior o@,rf T,,1u 1Q1S 10S O0
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MONTY Preclnct NO. IF.
 Tn D c or-W. D. Parker, Judges, Sam Pressler, Perry J. Wilson. Clerks, Eliza c. Ne vius, Mrs. Ben Wilson. Mar shal, B. Baldwin. Polling place, Red Rock District School Build ing
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Die Regierung oie &rupp'de HieIenfas
brif tti6t fontrolltert.
Ser y3euti6er 9erol6" bat folgen.
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oeutIhe 9egierung Die &rupp'ibe So
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Den; in ben &rupp'ihen 5abriten ar
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bern MIR oel1tibe patriotiide 2lrbets
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ben. Die arupplfe 5abrif bearbeitet
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idmiert 0ie Gegter1ng niht on. SSSn
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gum lebten &emoenfnopf, bis 5ur leB-
ten Batronenbiilie miro II. muB gelies
fert peroen.
g9ir Itno aud fir abIhaffung In.
lere8 miIitdrtIhen S6lenorianS uno
noIlen ord Die Ser. Stoaten IN Der
rehten 8eile geriiItet ieben.
glber bas amerifaniihc &Olf ioll
nid)t bns nGfitc Spfer nuierer Mint
meriatten Observation-Disclosures iuerbeu.
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ben, iniofern Die 2tIliierten bar,ferott
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gunoesorlenol bergeiteat, foItet
So. 80; ober nniere Regierling be5ablt
ben Br:potfirulen $500.
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8ieOtr abgemieien.
llnter ltmitdnbcn suei Grimdrluablcu
fGr Snb Safpta.

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0oB oie gnti6eioung be8 nieortgcren
8eri6t8 Dem Golfe oa8 9febt Der
SeIbItregierung 9enommen bnbe.
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StaGt5anpolt befonnt, oaB tnfolge
ser befonnten @ntldeioln8 oeS
Gtoot8-0bergerthte5, mel6e ooS &i-
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tiiden 4orteien i'm Stoate obne ge-
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&omitee5 gebiIoet meroen nitiien.
6erner lit 0urtb Die pom republifu-
niI6en RotionoIfouitee 8etroffene
3eitfcItIebung Der repubIitontlden
fotionul-8onDention, Die IN Gbicago
om 7. Sunni 1916 itottfinoet, Elm nelts
eS politiihe8 Dilemma eingetreten.-
9tu6 Dem neuen GrintdriDublgeIeb
bon Siio 8afota fGllt Dos Datun fur
0ie Stoot8- BrinGrlpnbl altf Ben erlten
0ienstog I'M Sunni. Dies lit Der 6.
S5ltni 1916. Go nun om 7. Stunt Die
9tationalfonoentton Ser republttant-
Ihen Bortet togt, lit e8 lei6t moglth,
0QB Die armen Siio 9ofotoer Steuers
aobler un0 Sttn1mQeber nit 3tpei 4Srts
ntGrlpobIen n6hItes Sabr beglitft
meroen; n0mIi6 noh bemielben @e'eb
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cine Gpe5ial-RrimGrtuabl itottftnocn
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tere &rimGrtpobl I'M SSrnt fir Die gto-
miltation bon &onOiooten fir 8uns
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Die 6ennofratiIhe gtotionolfonben-
ton finoet befarntiib IN ct. 2oui8
am IA. SSllni ltatt.
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3s80n. ofiniI6eb Sbropnel Goie" I'M
8unoeSarIenal $1.75; 9tegierlrng be.
.5obIt on Bribatiirneu fir ielben ar-
titeI $3.06.
o8un carriage for 3-in6 field gun"
foItet i'm 8uuoe8orienol $2,510.60;
Gcgierung be5ablt on BriDatfirmen
oafiir $3,398.82.
Ser 2eIer re6ne ith nun mol Die
Ie 91ieienprofite Der g8affenfabrifen
mad, penn Die 8elteIlungen in Die
MiIlionen geben.
Weon oenfe ferner MIR on Die Eat.
Iade, 0oB biele nmerifaniIde Inter
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benSgefdbrlih 1tno oefett gum olten
giIen getporfen mrroen, ra6oetn bel
Sonoiltlu etlle nadere gaa5e 8eman.
nltng einen grGBli6en 600 ortrb Gr-
Ittden erlitt; man beoenfe, ooB I'M leb.
ten ipaniI6en arieg mebr amerifoni-
ihe Soloaten our6 8enuB bon oetrt.
boIioniertem 6Ieiid" III omerifonis
ihen Camps itorben obne oas
Shlo6tfelo qrIeben 81 boben, als ouf
lebterem Ielber. g2ir fonnten nod
onoere oroitiihe 3atiahen erlpdbnen
ollein obige moqen geniigen. @s mdre
ein Slid lrno Elm 0oHariegen fir Die
Ser. Stooten, ipenn eS 3uginge ugero.
6e tpie IN 8eutl6luuo".
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- gSir bertueiIen nnIere Seller
anf ben Infrnf bes 9atioualbnnbes
on anoerer Stcle bes 8lattes nnb
bOffen, baF Die 8elbna6tssabe cine
anIebnlid)e Icin mirb. 3ngleid erin.
den mir bic Rrdiibeaten nnb geamten
Der einselnen 3meigDereine I'M Staat,
peri1nlid) bic anaelegenbeit IN Die
SanS at nebncn nnb Die Sipte areit5.
8eitrage entlueber bireft on nns, ooer
an Serrn Sobn Siarfs, 8oriiser oes
Silfsfonitee8 oes Rattonalbunoes,
Baltimore, Mb., 5ngette nnb Solltbap
CTR, SIT ienOcn.
SentIdJe griber, benft an Die tran-
rigcm 8cibnadten Carer grii6er nnb
i6rer Snmilien, Der 8ituen nnO 8ai-
len i'm aiien gaterlanSe.
Wfaft Gner Sers nnb Guren 0elo-
bentel weit pffenl
Sans SemntB,
lErdlioent oes 9. 9. Stoatsberbalbes.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-12-16
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-12-16
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-12-16

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