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Candidates Gards FOR CONGRESS I am a candidato for Congress from the Third Congressional District, sub ject to the rules ot the Democratic Primary. A. H. DAGNALL. I am a candidate for congress from the Third Congressional district, sub ject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. JNO. A. HORTON. X announce myself a candidato for congress from tho Third District. I will abide the rules, regulations nnd results of thc Democratic Primary. HENRY C. TILLMAN. FOR SOLICITOR I am a candidate for Solicitor of tho Tenth Circuit, subject to the rules of tho democratic party. LEON L. RICE. I hereby announce myself a candi date for tho office of solicitor of thc Tenth Jualciai circuit, subject to the rulos and regulations of tho Demo cratic primary. KURTZ P SMITH. I hareby announce myself a can didate for solicitor of tho tenth Ju di erial-circuit,'' subject to tho uctlon of tho Democratic party in tho en suing primary election. J. R. EARLE. ' FOR SUPERVISOR I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Supervisor of Anderson county, subject to .the rule:! of the democratic party. W. REEVES CHAMBLE?. COUNTY TREASURER I hereby announce myself a candi date 7 for County Treasurer, Bubject to tho rules of tho democratic party. J. H. CRAIO. I hareby announce myself a candi date for County Treasurer, subject to tho, rules ot .the democratic party. . ?' J. IL C. ?RIPFIN. I hereby announce myself a candi date for County Troaourer, subject to the rules of the democratic party. 8. A.' WRIGHT: ? SHERIFF l hereby announce myself a cand?: date for the office of Sheriff for An ('.croon county, subject to the rules of the democratic carty. . ,....',. T. J. MARTINA 1 hereby announce myself a candi date, foy ,Sherie of-Anderson county, 2! subject. t#\he. rules df the Democratic ! primary. J.' , J W. B. KINO. I hereby announce myself a candi-, date for the office ot Sheriff of An ti or eon county subject to tho rules ot tho D?mocratie primary. W. O. S. MARRETT. I t I hereby announce myaolf as a can didate for re-election to the office bf Sheriff, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. JOE M. H. ASHLEY. FOR HOUSE OF REPRESEN TATIVES I h?r?iby announce myaolf a candi date fdr'the House of Representatives for Ands?soh county, subject to tho rules of the democratic party. N W. W. SCOTT. FOR ..CORONER * - X hereby ?nndunce myself a candi date for the offioe ot Coroner for An derson county, subject to tho rules of the democratic party. It has been my pleasure to serve you In this capacity four yearn-1908-12. I feel that I am capable, and X need the office. . J. ELVA S BEASLEY. X hereby announce myaolf a candi date for reelection to the office of Coroner tor An dorn on county, subj ct to the rules of tho. democraitc pri mary. / 'J. O. HARDIN. X hereby announce myself as a can didate for election'to tho office of Coroner. *?p|ect to tho rules' of. the ? T. E. Palfrey. Insomnia. Indignation nearly always .disturba, tho ?lecp more or leno, and in of ton tho cause of insomnia. Eat a light supper with little if any meat, and no Hillie; alco take, one of ^Chamberlain's Tablets immediately after auppor and aes^tf you db ndt rest much better. OVtainablo everywhere/ : 11will pay'few^-'tiwiidred. cash . ?fe'o per hundred for *old; Scrap ; 4o ?er pound for old Automobile Ci 10c per pouad for old Inner Tubes. ~aad Th^H^hest .Cosh^ce for ?V^ly^f^^^ and ''hiktii?S^ Ridge mm mmWSm P?w^i;: * * RUSSIA LIKELY HAVE L Bill Introduced in Durna Would Put Into Effect Promise of Government K?t?R?A J,JKKI,Y. (Hy Associated Press.) Petrograd, April 27. -A bill has been Introduced Into tho Duma to put. Into effect the government'!! pro mise that the war prohibition of al coholic drinks shall continue in forte after the war. The bill, as sum marized by tin* Novw? Vremya. pro vides : "It ls forbidden lo produce alco hol for the purposes of manufacture of vodka. Kqually prohibited ls tho import of alcohol from foreign coun tries and rrom the Grand Duchy of Finland. Tho production of alcohol by private Institutions and persons, either for sale or for their own con sumption or for household purposes, i alRO prohibited. "The production of alcohol for technical or medical purposes is lo bo carried on hy Hw government di rectly or through contractors. Tile government has the solo right to sell spirits for theso purposes. "Tho sale of light wines is only al lowed dn towns. In provinces and districts which grow grapes tho tale of wine-nor on draught-la allowed. Tho limit of alcohol for different kinds of wine ls> to lie fixod ny the government. "Tho salo of beer ls allowed only lu towns. The government IP also to fix for beer* tho limit of alcohol. Town councils have tho right to Issue regulations limiting or prohibiting altogether tho Hale of beer and lljrht wines." Tho go ve rn me ntV. position In the matter was tims outlined by M. Bark, miniiitor of Alliance, in his budget speech: "Among tho i'actcrs which havp helped to keep our budget bal anc? lt ir. Impossible to overestimate the new fue.ror in the economic life of our country-tho leta', abstinence fretn 'alcoholic drinks. The success of th's mcisuro, wh'c'.i cannot bo completely realized, ls such ihn'. I am bound to stato most emphatically that tho prohibition Is not to bo abolish ed after the war. - In Appreciation. We desiro epaco in your paper to express our appreciation ?nd last ing, gratitude to tho many friends abd'neighbors fdr thbir many acts of kindness, sympathy and aid In the sickness and death of our beloved wife and mother. May the richest blessing*, of God rest upon each and ovoryono of them. . . J. V. Ozmlnt and Children. BUDGET WITH INCREASE IN TAXES IS RECEIVED QUIETLY IN IRELAND (By Associated Press.) Dublin. Ireland. April 27.-Tho now,,bu'dgot;'''with'its Increased taxes and Its imposts, has been very quiet ly, received In Iroland. Tho farmers aro relieved by tho absence, of any taxation on land. Tho community nt large is happy to havo escaped any [dnureaso lu tho charges on tea, beer, and spirits, Ireland will' pay her tull share Of -the Increased sugar I duty, but cocoa, coffeo and table wa lters aire less (freely used horo than In Great Britain. Safe Medicine for Children. "Is It safe?" ls tho first question to bo considered when buying ' -cough medicine for children. Chamberlain's Cough Ttemo'dy has long been a fav orito-with .mothers-of young chlldron as lt contains np opium or other narcotlo, and may bo given to a child as confidently as to an adult. It ls pleasant to,* take, too, which ls bf great Importance when a medicino must .oe, given to young /children. [This remedy' ls moBt effectual In. re lieving, coughs, colds and croup. Ob tainable ov?rywh?re: Don't forget the Cake Sala nfc I Moore-Wilson Co/s store Satur day by the Phtlathea Class First Presbyterian Church. ..% .... v fl "BrIBl?csit Spot In Town? TODAY Marguerite Snow '?" fe " :. ' j "CORNER IN COTTON" \ BETTER KIND OP: MOVIES WPBBI Ba THE CARR MUSIC?I? CO. ,, Presents . Penturln*.. "< 4U .V.- - : SPORTS TO BE POSTED EACH DAY li' ginning tonight Th? Intelligenc er will have pasted in the front win dow of It's building on West Whit tier street all haseball reburnu and any other spurting events of interest. Wintle employ?es of tho raper a:-e glad to give out baseball results over tho telephone, also to any who may (?ill by Ohe office for them, to do ?o ls a broad violation of rules of the As sociated Tress, which news service furnlt-'hoH this pipar baseball and the gnsiler purt of li's other news; coo? KOt|Uently, Tho Intelligencer, in or ,der to furnish lt's friends and pat rons all news us near up-to-tho-inJn ute us possible, will each evening ?post baseball and oilier sporting news In front, of the building Immediately upon receipt. In Ihiu manner all may be prompllj' informe:! as to the Jesuits. It will be their privilege, as well, to copy ?jais information from Hie builetiu board for any us? they may wish to make, of it. SAFKTY FIRST SPECIAL NOW READY FOR TOI lt (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.) cf moro e?llcj?nt mothody of mining and tho moro efficient use of the minorais. Somctlmo ego it develop ed a new process for tho manufac ture of radium from caruotito oro which reducer tho cost of making radium to such a point that it is thought hospitals can afford to pvir chaso .a. supply for medical uses. An exhibit of the wonderful radium will be found on tho train ami there will bo attendant!-, to explain Its U3es. Tho reclamation service, depart ment of tho Interior, which lias j ehnrgo of the reclamation of 10,000,- j OOO acre:? of lund In the great Ameri- I can desert, will show by colored j transparencies what it is doing to ward making home:! for millions of ] people. N'at iona I reclamation ls na ticunl safety first, lt is said. be cause it opeus the way to satisfy the demands of the people for lndepen-1 dent homes, tho theory 'being that na tional stability rests upon tho secure foundation ol' tho individual home. An Interesting feature outsido of safety first will be the exhibit of the ' National Parks service of the Interior department. In ono of the cars] there will he a plct.uro gallery, large transparencies in rich color show ing tho range and magnificence of the incomparable .scenery ci tho na tional parks. A view of this gallery will bring home to any ono tho fact that na ture's most wonderful scenic effects aro not in Switzerland, the Austrian Tyrol or tho Rhino country, but In tho western part of tho United States, easily accent bio to American ciJI zena.j Altogether thero will -be twelve ottiol cars filled with exhibits ot tho apparatus used by tho various bureaus. The forest ??rvico and tho weathor bureau, of th? depart ment of tho treasury^,the, war and navy departments; the Atnei?cun Red Cro33 society, and tho interstate commerce commission will all *bo re presented by Interesting displays. Weather Forecast-Fair Friday amt,.'Saturday rising temperature. The only chance you have en campment week'-- Nunnally's. Owl-Drug Co. _'.: VULCANIZING .??rt?;i*.C" - v> '.': .?/.'..".?>';' ?-'. <.-.?. We are now prepared to. vulcanize Automobile Tubes And. Casings as well, LS Bicycle zjires, our.Jacilities. for doing 'this-work being the "completest m ^ecityl . ' ;j All Wort. Guaranteed Drop by and let us show you the biggest thing ever introduced to the motorcycling world-The ?916 Indian. GATES & SMITH S & IWfcst Bep*<ro Street W If ' ' 'Phone 193 ' tor FQRB Carn . ?;;AHqscapacity, of ; seven mi?,ferjial. Neat appearance. Reasonable prices. '^Ve also ? itfake commercial bodie? and prices. the Rock HUI Buggy Co* ? ?Sm m fl The Lesser Co.'s Big Saturday and Monday Specials Our splendid organization has met the unprecec Mitt'd demand of thia season comprehensively, satisfactorily and economi cally. Our enormous outlet, combined with, our ability tb take advantage_of every concession which ready money will bring, has enabled us to do wonders in the market-both in the matter of price and deliveries. Our stocks are adequate to meet every pos sible demand, and in a great many instances we are naming price8 oven lower than before the war. Come here Saturday and Monday and see. Dry Goods Specials for Satur day and Monday SOO yards Flowered colored Silks, value 35c, Special for Saturday and Monday. 1 Q I lie yard. J. ?# C Big line of Muslins, Special for Sat- IA urday and Monday, the yard. * "C IflOO Yards Pajama ('hecks, Special for Sat urday and Monday. . O _ the yard . OC . 800 Yards White Table Damask, Special for Saturday and Monday, *% A ^ the yard. &i?*C ?r>0 Yards lllce colored Striped Voil**", val ..o 20c;. Sp?cial for Saturday and 1 O l " Monday. \uv yard. 1"Z v 000 Yards Striped Dress Doods, value Mr>c:. '..incial for Saturday and "fl ?l?* Monday, thc yard. -1?7C Low Cut Shoes at Bargain Prices Saturday and Monday i& Pairs Ladies' Vlei Kid and Gunmetal, Special tor Saturday and Monday, Oft*? tue Pair. ?l> Pairs Ladies' Mary Jane Patent Leather Pumps, Special for Saturduy and <!? "| OQ the Pair.V? ?>?J?V j 72 Pairs Ladies' Oxfords-In ull leathers- ? value S2, Speciul for Saturday A fi and Monday, thc Pair.?P I. ?HtO 1 Lot Ladies' Tau and Bronze Oxfords, val ue $2.50, Special Tor Saturday and t?? *| Monday, the pair.?P* ?057 1 Lot Ladles' Patent Leather Oxfords, with colored tops, regular (3.00 values, Special for Saturday and Monday, (JO the Pair.V* ??70 1 Lot Ladies' Oxfords-in. Patent Leather, Vlei and Gunmetal-all styles, value $2.no, Saturday and Monday, Cv? -Tl (QjO the Pair .V..'..V* ?I/O 1 liot Ladies* Oxfords in Patent Leather and Vlei Kid-Colonial Pumps. Baoy Doll, ono and two straps-$3.50 values; Special <tO '4ft for Saturday and Monday, the,-Pair ?y SM iw 200 Fairs Mcn't? Oxfords, in Pat?nt Leather and Gunmetal. $3.00 values, Special 'or Satin ??nV e"d Moi|dl /? . d? f rQQ tho Pair . ;.... .V? ?fO 250 Pairs Men's Oxfords, In Gunmetal, Vlei and Patent Colt, values up to $3.50, Speciul for Saturday and Monday, it? O A Q the Pair.tP?*???-?> 48 Puirs Weber Bros. Fin? Oxfords-in nil leathers-and all lusts. Special for Saturday and Monday, the ??O A ? pair . .?PO?40 Special Bargains in Ready-To Wear for Saturday and Monday - Lot Ladle: ' Silk Poplin Dresses, Special for Saturday und Monday. $4 43 l Lot Ladles' Wool Skirts-Hn Serges-val ue $3.50, Special for - Saturday . tf*0 Aft and Monday, each .?PA?^"? Our entire line of Ladies' Wool Suits Saturday and Monday at Cost 1 Lot Ladies' White Voile Dresses, value $4.00, Speciul for Saturday und <?O AR Monday, each-. _ ...... Vu .Tr? 1 Lot Ladies' Colored Stripe Vollo Dresues, value $7.00, Special for Satur- QA Oft day and Monday, each.?P*T??JO 1 Lot Ladies' White and Colored Wash Skirts, Special for Saturday and Oft*? Monday, each . vOC in Doz. Children's Dresses-in Gingham, Percale and Galatea, Special for ,Sat urday and Monday, each . *X?C ir? Doz. Children's Dresses-in all materials, also white, Spoeial for Saturday and Monday, each. .... /. ?8c Ladies' White Wuists. made of Linen, beau tifully trimmed, Special for Saturday and Monday, each . 48c 2f> Doz. Ladles' White Lawn and Silk Waists, well made, Special for Saturday and Monday, each .!. ?St IO Doz. Ladles* ll on so Dresses, i Percales, Madras and Muslins, (Special for Saturday and Monday, each._-.. 98c See the Following in Muslin Underwear Saturday/., * and Monday Ladles' Corset Covers and Drawers, Special for Saturday and Monday ut 25c, 35c and 50c. Ladles' Gowns and Muslin Skirts, Speciul .for Saturday and Monday ut 50c, 75c and $1.00. Ladles' Gauze IJndervests, Special for Sat urday and~Monday at 10c. Big Values in Men's Clothing for Saturday ait?/'Mbnday CO Men's Genuine Palm Peach Suits, Satur day and Monday Special $4 9*8 1 Lot Men's Suits-in Blue Serge and Fan cy Worsteds-regular value $10.00, Special for Saturday and ?fT Oft Monday.. :. . 4> # ?p? 1 Lot Men's Fine Tailor Made Suits-in Blue Serges and Fancy Weaves-$12.60 to P15.00 values, Saturday and,- , "*4?0-Oft Monday. _. ?P*???JO Complete line of ' Meir's Trousers-all col ors and weaves-$L48 to $4.00 Pair. Big line Men's Fancy Sport Shirts. Saturday and Monday at 48c. Men's Anderson made Athletic Underwear Saturday and Monday at 25x tho garment. Big Line of Men's Straw Hats 50c to $1.50 Men's Genuine Panama Hats. $4.00. values, I Saturday and Monday ut $2.98. THE LESSER COMPANY :' }? if'1"' ' *" " -? : ? . .-?} 8 ? - ..' '?rn \ -. .??ii i .. .:? ? my-' FOR THE wm Special Train WM ^ X *. Leave Glanville, S. C. ..... ... ?7:3.0 a. m. P. & N. Ry. . Leave Greenwood . .......... 9:45 a. nv S. A. L. Ry. ? FSSF*:::^::;:-:::::?.8'iC- ? ". ^:-. .?. . . -??-w*?? ."** Wulkmston-.... ....... 8:13 a.m. ?4 " Calhoun Fall? ......>:; .10:30 a^tlii - " AiArion . . .. V... . .. . 8:00,iu ni. " " Elberton ..... y.J-.11:16 ^: ' " ? ?ffiS&r!. ' : : : : : : S^S it: . . . : v - ..n^m^ . ? ShSs Junction ...... . 9*00 a; m. " ^vvrcm?eyiUe ...... .... l&V&ms " " Hodges ._. . 9:15 su m. " .. -'^ " A??ato-J;^-; . :tst?,;|?.-|it^:..({v- .* . '% " ; Arrive Greenwood ........... 9:35 a. m. : 44 . ; Arrive Birmragbttiti; ..'. ,. . .yv > ^?O P?.Brt.. . s ' ' >. mm.*, i. ,?.-...-ii.>..??i..ii?.i.???? i.i mi.i.i i. .????????. ?i i?..??iini- II ? ? UTI- ? II . .- ' '?-.--? - .--rr'-I 1 ll i l-l .? -. Wm See that your Ticket reads via J?? & Nf (El?ectric Line) and Seaboard . Ask your Ticket Agent foir i^che?ttles of all r?^?r|ar Uaxos, rat^, H?mit, ?tc., or cai! on .' iH" C.S. ALLEN, . FRED GE?SSLER, > .?>/".'."?Lt S.;COMrrT?NV ?Vi vir.