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rrmi'MiiM^'i'jr'w-'. u ' ? i.. '.: ' - "i i mi rrnnmnii RiAiiTRrsiixn UM hhKKIIflKY HKHIH-MIH US? iL?iiunm LiuiiiLLiiiii %\%m f-w P!M Pr?f is ?tes t?MMH f* Subscriptions Are What Count! Do Not Get Behind?Ask Every One Vau Meet for a Subscription. Tlio Content Manager winbca to announce (hat Tlio Dally Intelligen cer will Rive. Ton Dollars In <5o!d .to tbe,b>?l.v in DixtrUl \*o. I. who turns In tiro hlRlinst njinfhnr of mohihs be tween Jan. l?th and Fob. I8th. Inclu sive. Five Dnllnr.'t m 'Cnlrj will he given for the'Kccond prise. Also fit District Ho: 2 Ten Twliars in Gold will be given to the lady turning in, the?'highest hiqpber ot months from the" bogtoh?ng/3f thoTcent?st until Feb. l.Wtaia? A suHserlr^icrn ' for one'yypsv ^ill-bo counted as twelve inontbjpt; one; tot* twb y?ars for twen ty-four months, etc. Suppose for in stance, you shonjd get a subscription Mr'als months. '?r.e loi 'a V?iir," orte for two yenrH, yoiir toLM dumber1 of Months would be 42 months; A sub scription for one year to the Wr egl$ Intelligencer wjhofher il ho old or new will be counted oh three months, s?mmou up all of your courage and seo if you cannot, he a winner m lie Ten Dollars In Gold. Von can do it if you have the nec essary ambition and ''o'hergy to 'get. out and visit your neighbors and friends' and tell1 them'-what"you aY? doing.': If they arc ever going to show1 tin ii rrkudOiip for ycd they wnt'shmv ii now'when you ore u > ing to-hard tor "Win. IT you Ihinflifl? you can maintain a pjace ia this rsoi b> gathering ?onpoiis. you are going to He'-iiSdly 'disappointed, you''WrU';b# left far hi the rear, flow Ioiik will it take .on I-i - Ii!? IX.OOP'coupons Troni The Anderson Dally Intelligent?!'? in f<?w mittut eg time you should he able to get a y**nrly subscription to the paper to win oho of the special prizes and you -alfo get the 1 ft.000 vote.; that count toward winning the An'omrthllc. piano or CVirrlng??. \ff are willing to give away nearly Two TfcnuJhnd'Dollars in prizes. In return for which we want subscrip tion a ,! and we're going to get them for the people in this vicinity have confidence In-Tho Intelligencer, they know Jt to be a good pnner. one that la safe to take into their homes and put into the hands of the yonug in nocents cf the family, n pap^-r that stands fdr all that is good and clean, th? foe of all that la bad and'unclean. ASYLUM ?PJ&?-SSIpFf ASKS PQLICY FOR DEV'q.qPMErfr Members ?t Report to General A???mbly Review Work aj ?tate Early?Erect pne tfe* Buying for Patients. Need $125. > 000 This Year After >reviewing the work nt Stale t of nervous discar.es and the acute ' niehtul' t?alailfos-^iTuctt^ Park, the State Hospital commission in lia annual reoort 'prepared for the pcncrnl ntisomhly, concluded with the statement thut "125,000 co?ltf ?je . rnnomirslly expended durlrg the yrar."'' UTenVhers of the commission ore: 4 W,. llnbrnek, M. 1).. chairman; llobert Wilson, Jr., J. M. Payne. Q. L. John son' add K. IT. Xu.li; secretary' In the report it Is srtdvrn that 2,r.82.6 acres ot isr.d hnv?b&cn phrchar-.ed v,y tho varions commissions at a ?.:v:A of STS.isoi'iS;' The commission renews Its .rcc^hmcnd?tlon'Ah'at Hii electric ear lino bo constructed TxbiU, Columbia when the batbmls hare been removed to the hospital.' ' ::onoorning the laundry and power plant the report sayfc: "tbe main bunding, of the iaundry ^a- 4? fo?i by 06 Y?eVand consists ot 'tour-wings or'uniis af'24 'ffcet by zi feet eacb. H.t iieisht Is 14 f?et to \h< , and 2o-feet additional t? the topor"tii? awmltOrV?. -.>' '< ' ? .or pliant consists of tw rdojfas; bite for tno lM\?rV and oho fpr the rriginos and dynamos.' .This plant Vita* been .plahncd,fpr twice our ycetyyit i\?^tM-.^. $qjjtptacht and fit im>vt?diin>ng "TO ay >-" u'fadi witiun dct, ini^t^-^^fft^lW.'-:' th? dimensions are'C? |iy 33 $y 15 feet.* ffiM ?'% iiave.1', R/tXf Mh?, r.-pnrt Meriug/tifo-he^ wit ii'lull !..;..- l?iat'the general I ;iy and ?tute ofTUciuls iiad not determined upon a policy for the d< velohn^(>Oll$tato Park. So \ob? as tlih-. matter rcmntii? uncertain, ?lu? c^noraTffusetnbljr' c:Can ??t \y expected to make proper appropria tion!, for thivjlirrrtlrth of ''bnildlnga :,nd this Organization of the several t oronlca'^leh it has fceein- proposed t?^pftre in the country. ' 'Will be recalled that, it was IhU "'the ?bn< lit-Moans Pltnl hnti'dlin tmtlrflmltog !' Called 'dpou t< (r'es 'the ir.caha werft ? number of dependents for which the state g 'CalPd'ttpon to iiro .3 thiT infinis were at j act. vmliudbn has' end?av--t . ?oction ?. its-tobHKatibns'/ ' t*o J thousand doi held "a; Joint' 'meeting-: ?ary ??, and SNMp, and at'-'lhe request } propriated ':i ^mtrjw 't^ilrthlp f?g?nts | slra\??n: rtrni a^ctlcfn of 'th'b coinml an Institution bcinK ple.L-od at the-most Accessible pulin for the reception ot suca can T?c country sites undoubtedly pr?sent the greatest advantages for the chronic tnljnh* and the otbfei efhssea of t)e!'ectlvi s and defiendcnts. Wltii'e it umy take years to woTh out tltis plan "completely, yet 11 seems to odr commission to present such mer its as to d?mand most careful ?tudy, "Of coud3c, tbls plan does not pre v'.ude. the -yentual removal of the whole hospital to - the country. Tbe plnnE of-thecomnilssion have always he?n '?rranged, and 'carried out with this possibility in view.'*' ' T'i? commission l?st year expend ed ^00^12.80-fef-WOTU^?^ according1 id the fcpdrt1. _tdas.-*' rAItTlf DE?O^T^AIIOX BlI^I? Measure prhvl^^Worh in ?pra? Cplunihia, Feb. ?.--Senator Lid has introdu.-ed th.- folowhm hills ;in the senate: 1 fVo .provide, aid tor thn onconrage tnent of farm d?monstration work in ennop"! ioii -\vIth the riVriil dhhlld sctiohfa at ihW scat e; Be if enacted: Bectfoii t. That when ahy rnral I'Ublle TiChOnl in Any county- or?hl* MB^h.:!! . >.!! : .::!,. u ; ! ;t of ttftt \4Sii tlipjtj tbrVe actes of lahO for' fiirm ti?u, Witt', 'silclt school; uhder tbo'gdh etihl dif<'Cttoh' add '(t'i'ix'rvisi.ou of the farm denioa<;tration debit'.. . t'lrUMOIJ COllCKl?, su; : Hllall j elve aid f-om .tin- state'frih?: dcru ohs trat toil fund td an amount* not ex-! cec ling f25 Tor each school; provid ed, that any Uttel} school 'strait make a r.ei moii; on itv, plot <vf ndt.t?r.? than t !io Amoiint jot hid roeeiedd from, the state farm d?monstration fund us herein provided. Section 2: That the ?t?te-farm dem o:t :! ratine, fund shall be dis tri hut cd by the-state b?ai'*'of i-ducallMi tin der such rules and regulations -uh it tt.Hy prescribe Rtibiect to the condi tions proVidi'd in section l of this t''e skretarj jp^ep?red thb stStb num of Bro, Uabh he nccos 1", hr-Jiflv farnj demon 'strlbutcd ' as holding claims agemst Secretary Bryan Makes Statement t? 'Bouse Immigration Committee 1 * Washington. Feh. fi.?Definite ,ancj final -refusal on the part of the Wilson administration to consider any Asiatic exclusion legislation dur ing ?lie present Consres!;, was do burden of the "statement given to the House immigration .'nmmiUee *i d?y'by Secretary of. State lhyan. y??Qv more then an ho.ir he set forth to the mombers of the eothinittce, un der oath of secrecy1, the relations ex isting nn^ the pon::lblc future compll catl?hs; hetw?eh the United 'States a:ul fopan, and <!alied ujiori nmn^ers dl' lite committee tO refuse to con sider In nny Way' tho' Raker hill or 1 similar exclusion measures, j When ho left the rOomonly r<mre I sentntlves Raicer and Hayes or Cal ifornia, were opposing him. Hayes t later denied any knowledge" of a: prior j committee agreement to consider Asiatic exclusion. . .The .Republican members or the I committee wero seriously concerned, as w?r? tho Utjmocrsta, before jthe , Secretary had ' ?ral?Sed' Iiis ' recital.' j I ??pVesferit3ti^c Jonnson of 'Washing- j ton, who wp.s among the most vio lent opponents of Asiatic immigra tion, refused to renkeftny comment oh tho turn affairs had taken. None of the member;; 'except 'Representa tive Raker rrtpparod to hnvo ;iie slightest doubt that the agitation or tho Asiatic question was killed The Secretary is under, tood to ha\-o told tho -umi.nnirjcn' that lilt! I'nited ! fiftate? ' is In ' ?;h eoftif <M?n ' t.?? r.rcv.r.o j the jingoes a 1 Japan, an 1 that ii.\wm; I merely the fK ? ;,m.non r.er.se and patriotism to accomplish exclnsion by J nmintJiitting ibe preheat "gentlemen's ?'grr*.'r?' tV?*Hl .Hie pobflo Centi men! in Japan should cluuige; In this I ? -J " * * ' ' >' liiiiIHMU? concurred, ih>a'u also i:; reported t<> have told the i-.'t:hm1tte.- im-mhei's thai h? was certain to reach an agreement with Japan on the issues raised by the Cal ifornia, alien land law, if no new ob-, staele to such a settlement hn ?sn at. d by;;<rjy>ngress. ' lie aahi he was.on. the best posjn hlc terms wnii the Japanern aorhas ?ador. and had every reason, to think t hat negotiations bow ponding.would remove any possible. ylottd. ' ivblob might rest en the friendship bct.wevn the American anil Japanese people. Atlanta, Jfcfc. 0.?Kas a man got a' 1/ r'.?bt ti rldo cn bis own rallroad fr/eet. I That's what tho officers and Jfreectra i or: tee ceorgm"T uiiroxd and nahklifg . tao ivtSw railroad 'commission! plaintiff aHegetr that th?kcontr which the 'oflBcArs 'add- xRrtdani : and 'valid, ill every way> And- th cdmcnlirslen now htut' nb- rlgfltl ntulggifr ij*^**^ I fiie ft?mimwtt bf ail' -kv-Mj th'?t valid contract: ' Atlanta. Attont*. I Norton, w1 the clidfiU ?Ith one filth tbe aroa and or I the.-population of France, YOU! S?pieb^dy Will Q@| These Valuable m WON'T YOU MAKE TH? EFFORT? First; Grand Prize How, much is your time worfJi from now unfil M-w-ch Uth, 1914? . . . W*H vo^afce, $S,aQ.QO before'tfeen? you'll succeed. _ As some lady will po3i I lively get this car on FAINT HEART NE'ER WON, FAIR LADY. *f*H !^}?*e8S " of these valuable prizes, ^|%eeffort required is small, the re ward I?r?e, This For d Car was sold to us, and is fully guaranteed by ATRCHIE L. TODl>, Lo r. W.Earle Si:, Phone 226 Ander? on. S. C. Value $45Q First Prize pkir?ci No. 2 I^Q HOME $ ?OIV1PLETE -WITHOUT A PI Thi* ?^ur?^n| \s fully guaranteed by ^H?s W$km te-TO C. A. Reed Piano and ?^an ?^m?\y* They wan| you to call and le* J tell yo,u ft^Hl-ftfe Pwncn THE LESTER PIANO ?*!ue$45P FIRST PRIZE DISTRICT A f?ll description as to quality and beauty of design, could* hardly be given in such limited , #a?e. Go ^ee it for </ourself at Willis & Spear man** Muaic House, tlhey #5U . be . glad. to deroo-^fotfrebeautiful instrument <;? TWO* THIRD PRIZES, Bl^GV-Vtalue $110.$!. This bujZfiV IS ?uAIv a un rantm**) a -? #1 S* ?j*o?l?r 4*?i your insp^clll^-??^?!i??f ^l??roo?is of J. S. Fow Company. It has been specially made for f$sis contest and is a beauty. .?; _ y\..r ,? ,;-u.,,....,X rORHACH STRICT Second Pris? Ui?trict No. . ?? ROCfC HILL Single Buggy-? Value $U?.ft?. This buggy is fully tuav&nteed by the Fret well Company, arid is now pn display at iheir show ic?ws, They welcome you to call and examine ?aine. 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