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IN THE RUINS OF POMPEII. 'Evidences cf *he Commonness oi Slavery Pound on Ail. Sides. Evidences of the commonness ol ela very in th* time ?S Po?i>p?'i*B dc Btructlon are abundant on ali sides in the ruins. The gladiators were; a ?lasa of slaves trained for fighting) .and some of the wall scr?bhl?nge re icr to their condition a/,;ono of slav ery. Hero is the translation of on advertisement painted on a wall ?ear tho amphitlieatertv.. jTwenty pairs of gkdiaiors, paid by) Decimos Lucretius Saltia* ^a Jeus, prince in tho timo of Nero, the'son of Decimus,will fight at P?mpe? on. the 11th, I3th and 14th . of April "There ur?ll he a? proper bunting scjno, and tho awnings will bs cp^ead. Written by Clov-Emflius Clfev, writer of inscriptions, t Wrote tab by moonlight*" The gladiatore* barracks were am ple for tho bousing og ?,uO0 or 3,000 men, and it'ia a matter o? record ?hat at pp? wore engaged at one time in the lrie or doallx oom bata which stre^hed over a long festival. Tho actors in these murr derou? ; sports .wore <<u?rhaiuinsw from vanoue parta of Europe or froni Asia Minor end Africa. ; In the Kaples rinrseum i? a bronze collar which -was worn about the neck of a . man -whoso skeleton woe found in a Fom^??n house cellar. On tho collar exe engraved in Latin ih?se>*ord8: "$ am a slave. ^Arrest because ? am running away." I ^ould not help thinking* "while looking at /this ingenious ' and cruel substitute for a .conyicl'-fl dross that it JSV?S po^ib^that; the poor .wretch :whp wore of ih^d?sc?noantemt the hload haired -BrSona brought home by Julius OSpar to agrace j bia ;vtrimaph 100 Teas bef?te ^omp^i ?^^o^i^ ?effiatn itaipeSl. of lava j^l ?^B?OS. on?ni^:?o^^ and ehnvelea < face oi tbJit Barneses SThprn we iknpw ne the Ift&iiph of men/ who foi animated ^^S^eii ana Borne, stand undo^ayod in our pr?s?noe. But I*omr>ei; -presents; tho picture of an entire city Tesurrwtecl irom the dead, with all ito appli ances'..ot Ufo and mearis'o? pleasure, profit, corni ort, luxury, vice undana^ .--tenance. Tho Ufo .is. gono out fpr ever, hut tho mun-iimfiod city re mains-^-n moilumont-- of human in genuity and frail ty .T-Exchange. . ? .-. . A Passif ttj^banaV.1, P?tient ?ion-^^tt^ makes it so hot for her husband that Jbe ca?ft;Uye With her and leaves her. [What can sho do ? > - .. La^yyer^Sue him for support. f'Suppose V sho h?s ^tb'^r.mm so i?e^y?y' 3|^^t s?p^ j^?rty lier, because his cis-iitora grab ^ery penny, as qu^al?;as lie gets it ?" "If lor any reaeo)x ne foils to "pay Lh?r the amount ordered, he will be .sent to jail foe contempt .of court/' ''Sap^s^^^?f-ib^?? -li^ out o?; -the hous?: with a^?atixon and he's ?froid to go ba?k?" "She eon sue him for deee^ion." "Well, I don't see sj?yth^ for me to da. but go ?adb?og myself.": "It's against tho law. to <KW*tait .?meide, ano*if yo^^ a^ . tempting it '. you'll1 be imprisoned. Six and oightpono?, pleaae. Good 4?y,!"--4^d?ii; Tii~B*ta, . :. * 'A ' rioted;' ettton^ci?gi^ .of etreagth aa esh^Hted in th? h^ofek ??xnM ? lected ? common ht?cteater h&?U .^w^hing: 'gr^bfty?^::?o^?^ii .V'-m'?t-small hag, tho wholo w?j^m?; ?mjees, or .exaotiy ^?. times the; .rveight of th^bug. Af a p^jye^hr ! ?ng 150 pounds ; oo??? c?f i.itf^^j] ncc^*??igly he contd ; anquldor j foi?^?ve ton ? ;^^?if?^:tr^n;vbf^;o^ --together '.andi take the wfcoio.lot aerosfl tho ooun? j ? :i^?i%^f$^? an; hour. ^.^V . One ' ?f 5the se^ement ; Vc*k? , asked aa east d[de lsd what fire es* capea -wert) ia^nde4 I er? 'SM ; ?^y^??g.'.elt?^ v fed v^^i^ii^, ^^^4^^ ^^^^ THE HONEST FINNS. A Tradeeman Would flathor Looe a Sal? Than Tell a Lie. life and property are thoroughly secure In Finland. Trunks and par cels are left for hours ip. tho street, to bo found when wanted by their rightful owners. In tho country dis tricts the h&sos are never barred and bolted> oven in tho absence of their owner.. Then ooain, it is no uncommon thing for a blocnung girl of seventeen or a young married wo man to drive alone in her cart a dis tance of fifty or sixty miles through daroo foresta and by the shores of gloomy lakes, conveying tho fam ily's butter, cheese and eggs to mar ket in town, and then to return home alone with the proceeds. In trade the Finns are not only scrupulously honest ; they are heroically, quixotic ally BO. A tradesman will tell you the whole truth about hie wares, oven when be.knows perfectly well that by doing se loses a customer whbia tho js?rtfal t?-uih would. have secured. "This seems exactly tho kind of apparatus I am looking for," I eai? to a merchant In HoUin?fors Bomo months ego in refeVenco to on artialo that costs $?5, fond I will buy it at once: if, IcnOwing ?Lat I want it for, you can honestly recom mend mo to take it." *'Mo, sir.; I do not recommend you to take it, nor have I nhytbingJn stock tut now that wou?d'.v8pirv?u.?, :'&a$ J left tho ahop, and?p?rcmised what ? want "d\ c&owhero. "Hero!s> y ?ur, fare?' I.. said to a peasant iii 'the int?rior.who ?jj had d?iven rae. for three honre.! through tba w??v^ on .bis drossy,, handing him~$l.. ^ said ron," retam y&?n reading nii^t ' keep -it?j? sligMi$; nodded, ]^. ft?gbifa'it ?ne:?f n?ture-e'gel 'i?h'"'XrneEtOAin.' Brammo! 'and.v Byron. IJyron/wniie wall i cadt?ly^ one . brigliF?um ?n^?ntered Beau'',. I w^r?iiSrningiff^m^ ; ^v?w ara*yon; Bi the : joet. ??' '^rettvVelV thank ed I (he bean. 'Tve ?Boa Juan/" "Yes?" said Byron, with a smiler "There is somo clevey rhyme , in life" ? . "So?" observed Byron, with af fected surprise. x ,/ "And some pretty good versifica tion;*' ' \ -Ahl:* returned the poet. ' <tWhy don't you try your hand at po?try, Byron ?" asked Brummel. : - Tho two never : spoke to erich oth . w ?g?iil, .', ?' -" [' ' . ?'- vyr.> ? , Ds Quincey's House. j^^Eng^ | aral American tourists vfere "doing" the lake region in England recently* !One? of them, an old lady, rather deaf,: was on the box seat. As\thi* Ie passed =tbx? h?uaes nasodated with famous names in literatune the dmer directed ^ attention of the passengers.to them. ? With/a jerk of tba whip ho annoyed, "!pe Qnin Iceys hou?e.'* "Whose r? demanded tbe o?d lady. "Be .Qtin?ejV'- ie*, plated the driver. ffW*uid-;youTe ;FmaUtt^^^ '*QffJn?7%" ;:ag?|?:i bawled the ?^^^^^^39^t^- said the oh} lady,.and down it,wen* ia tho nota book: with all tba otbar 00 Paart: H?fe and the O**M^0iw!i. : ,t3^ d niag deer countese,* .al^?t&?|i? scratching out "countese*9 snbs^tut , ' v, , . ; ; ? i : l^ev^T^n ;th? dean, not to .' -Jp? ?d?sff ; o^o?^^: and ; tben draw' ; h?ft?;;$en through ?:"que?nw and . snl^ttatsid .;TDick."_-? . - ?A? xruhl bat of r^r^^i?;rep^ed ^xa^arS ?Car?^ ^?n??u , They wesa talking about 'wein ?ovor |^^^^^^:a^;;of I i Wm*- l-m^^^km' bf??;f? r ?fH<fB :oajiy. s^po^^.bi^^'.tt?;:?^ ?.:br^:;i?9^r/*^: ?TH? HORRORS OF WAR, Pathetic end Tragic incident of tho Struggia Before Metz. In tho course of the giant strug gle before Metz a handful of chas seurs flung themselves into a email red roofed farmhouse, determined to sell their lives dearly. They bar ricaded the ground floor ap^strongly ns they were able and fro JU tho up per story opened firo on their assail ants. For nearly two hours . the Prussians were kept at bay. The storm, of. rifle bullets riddled tho roof and upper walls, and finally, ono by one, the chaseepota were si lenced. Concluding that tho ammu nition of the little stronghold had at. length been exhausted and pre pared for a savage hand to hand tussle with the garrison, the Prus sians burst through tho barricade an? effected an gntrnnce. To their amazement the ground 'floor wat? unoccupied save for u little girl of five, who looked *ip i?.%6 their faces with ? emile of happy uncon cern. She hod been playing with her doll and evidently thought that tho heaver firing had boen an odd nov/ ganjtv which tho "grownups" had been having especially for her amusement* As the big bino eyed sergeant vau.iht her,up in his arms and kissed her she ne ked, with an air of disappointment, why they hod stoppod\ tho pretty "boom boom." Through tho terrible death wn&stlo of two mighty nations tins happy little .house mother had boon pleas antly aboofb?d?n family earea. Tho i wrath of kings, tho savagj^ of-.an cient* raco hatreds, yero tmi^.she i could'?ot nndorstol?^Y.^en, tno' 3b)nr rrcane of fire s?d ??ad "Ai?A'- ooo?iictl to her but such sarango e^aental music.?je the win.inii?B.nem/' when a thnnder B??ower swoegw tho woodbind. A* md?ir?fod'to fmo^u^pox^ooT of tho.'fai'mhoupe^ ondTwhmi ?i? oon qwr ors f ascenden* "thoy- -io und . am o ag \yrecfcago.ot-shattered, roof and crnni!?ingA walla tho - rc^t of ?the .oax ?j^i>ft -e?ro . more j than; liii/B in au ty&g ^endV Beside..'thom lay the motnor of tho c??*i wi?t' a^^Saaeepot .sfcftFol?sched iii ii?r^?nd. Wrnit He Bjcuoht, A man in Mon?fem?r, N. X, re> eentiy bought a bull pup whose list of rcoommendaiiono was as long, as .the pedigree received from the dog fancier. Tho pun waa lonesome in his new surroundings and raised a .'m?knolioly'^h?wling;':-t?' mako it gen erally understood. Four times dur ing the night the owner was rovjsed from his sweet suburban sleep to quiet and console that billi pup. Ho lind como to believe that tho animal was reconciled, otid the pup did be have very '^U-ilSe;?o^)?^8 un til his owner, who really can . sing, started, to entortfija soma guests j witbra solo* .f^?^iijp':p^??^y:;h^ ? gan to howl most dismally. Say/* said the man with intenso disgust, ^1 bought you for a. dog, not mi h .-. --mk Nc* the-Mein. I Colonel Mike Pondhue pf ?, tie; ?enth New Hampshire -was some what fond of drink. After the wat the Tenths .wishing His picture, opni-; missioned an artist ip do the job. Atter t^ jpointing ,was finished, the artist, according to.the Boston'Her-' aid, seeing ono of t^^tere? of the Tenth, an Iriehiria; ^ ?oiled Mm in to ask his ^piiaioii ^ ni?tMiKa. ; T?IQ old Irishman wikod up to th? easel, ecmtinksd the pfctare/ and waa about to put his hand bil th? "Don't t?nen" it? Bon** touch fH IVs not dry/' ;>. .n^?fcr^ Pot.. "Then, bo jabera, itte not Mike Bonah?*/* ? An ?dd Wa^er. .. . . '-'.;\/ ; : i? queer wager fe one popularly d_ to have been won by Sir? " from Qnocn EUzft-, i? ; on the ! debatable question^ of hp?7 much * smoko ls; couts med in a ?po^ad i?i':i^bsbGCv;:-A;, pound: M ine artic? . wosf 3we|gnp4, /burned and then weighed in ashes, and tho ques tion ~wasV hettt^ to be e [sati?pd' by determining the weighi of the smp?ce as patently- tbacVo? the tobacco ^fo^ : being bu^ t fac^':'thath',i^:-8>afer?v au additic^el weight with the- oxygen o? ; . captain' of : a . stomer'.' 'e^^^^^^^^f^'^^s^^m^ ^* ^^^^^^^^^^^ :, ~-."L?d by $r*^ vwl?ei;ef':'C^ ?%v.?tsnda?d .of tho culina? |r?;#*^ng^nV^WUh lbj*; ?f?&?. .vbw^po?kiag t?hoo??yt?\\ fc? r^eph-' ;fiapt^^^ homes foi rru?y wo ??en;1?officiai lifa, sb that, es' tit day? p^^^o^t'*'s?as. :'^?y? dates' |4*.-th??r/ gue?*. Air?. Ep?sevaiJi M*fcV;8Uw>ad?'^?;'^i: wpU^?xsj?kd\'?A-..dcA?st,m J?re\\'f?id. w1jB.'4ft',??w''be'si to';sire ?oma of the Wt?on*i .?^ftlsfR fr^a.^?jrsf?pf ia.- . OLD FASHIONED FOLKS, Thc Kind of Pcoplo One Hardly Eyer M*?ta Nowadays, What has become of tho old fash ioned man who ' carried a shot bag in hie pocket to koop change in? Who wore barn doer trousers? Who kept a bootjack to pull off his boots? Who luid his trousers lined with unbleached muslin? Who wore a long Uncu duster when traveling? Who carried on old flat carpet l>ag? Who greased his boots oa Sun day? Who wore a shawl? Who wore a watch cord with watch key fastened to it' What has become of the old fash ioaed woman who kept a bodkin in her workbasket? Who baked custard for tea when oho Lau eompuny ? Who made impressions around the edges of pine with a key to make them look fancy ? Who woro calico sunbonnets with pasteboard slats? Who'wore Shaker bonnets ? Who seasoned ' apple ' pic V^Th all spico ? Who used indigo to biuo tho water when washing clothes? What has become of the old fash ioned people who poured torin'the saucer and blew on it to make it cool? Who ?dbk.. sassafras tea, in tho Sfjringito purify- tf?er^loo?K? Who had to learn to like to matoes ? Who. saved old rags to trade off to the tinware peddler ? What.has beaonie of the ol&fash iened novelist >who ?lwa?p described heroines as having dark auburn ringlets homaging down . their ala baster, necks? Of the. old-fashioned elooutioaist w^^nead^^ at Of the o?d lashioaed little girls who wore lozig^naaldai?paatalets ? Of <ihe old inahioaed woman who gave ?catnip tea to babka? Of tho old fashioned young men who greased their hair with bear's oil Bceated with bcrgamot?-St. Louis PoBt-Dispateh. Somo Big Families, Tho record in* family numbers is believed to belong to. Scotland. / It is that of a Scotch weaver ia tho seventeenth century, whose wife bore him sixty-two children. Only twelve died in childhood, forty-six sons aad four daughters, living to bo t^eniy=cne and upward. This al most, mcredible record is said to be ft-lly ?nd absolutely authenticate J. Sir fohn Bowes and three other?get? tl?aien each adopted and reared ten of this prodigious family; A century ago there died in Ja maica, a woman named Mills. Her age "fas given .as iib,c and she was fellowed to the grav? by ?95 of her1 children,, grandchildren, great grandchildren and great-great graadchildren--no fewer than sixty of whom, all named Ebanks, belong ed to the regiment of militia for St Elisabeth*? pax ?^-r-Chicago Jour nal.* ' ' ?. : Rapid arwiftf* of Fungi* ?i. Tfce rapidity , with which many, it not a?L fungi grow baffles caleula ??o?. Tfec greet "pufibail, Lycope* don giganteum, will glow aa largo as a pecx mea?ar# in ?ofr^-eight heu?f, and specimens cl. Agaricus campes trls have- developed from tho button -ro? the G iso of a pea-to a mush room aa large aa a co?leo saucer ia a n%hi, IHIC this grea? increaso' is* not actual growth- These species aro many weeks forming under the sar faoe i^^?0^^^?^ma cells are email and closely packed. When the propar degrees of moisture and heat' around this incipient fungus coin cide! it rapidly absorbs moisture, 'and stimulated [by ? the hfcat: swells to its full size in ? few hours. ' yWr'-v;i .,"/,; 'j t ... A Qeaaat?onat Ploy. A dramatist waited o ager with bte new jplsy. <<Bear in mind,- he said, "that the wife dies of an attack of apoplexy, th? hus band of cholera and the lover oi a fit Of hld???S^tt0^*? ? ! V- ' :'h : " vv v^And hi these nobody left fov tb? last scene ?" ? : fg^Jftfc'that ia ?ot all.. I r??y on en additional and very eS^ctivo inc&??*. ? Whale the spectator? ?re hm M^^^;t^;.bureting bf>(bl!^g^r;' ':;/::; . f*oVo?i Ovm JBvFfafl? . . Hrary houaehold^saofild ow? a na?ftus^ w bedlinen. The&Lag shojiiM not . only PP$?9??t'' b*#?nt c^fc^ every oc casion on whieh there is tho '. least f.^?st^.iVm^b?ot^ is inborn, td be at^i>fettt Jaie of .inborn sentiments ;;?s*d r,dev?lo^?ent sfp*totmg? honrf emm^is-c?e of 'the t?? that we, ?essaot b?asg oat too ' or'havs boo sttKi&gcj denMnatratod. ? - You ; ;e?n' i) .val^aji/lei^ia)es? -A blast issn U??pily LO?? sharp &..'W' Courage , aodC\.o?ui?oa^aVe;.'.? ;$jpls^ ,r~ Sooirmen m?re?y Select th'?ieas.f.. er af two evils as a ?ample. ? ?--'?ver^'db?'i:-?? d?y and the SSi-?t U trna tbs! the avcrsve tti? yscm be ?MisBsd with tnou^Wbnt a'?^^r;^<a.Y^ ? - very aristocratic Southern | woman saya the Philadelphia Iteeord who has but reoootly como to Philadelphia has undertaken a now commercial enterprise. Sho inteoda to givo lessons in Southern cooking. All the renowned Southern delitaoies cf which one reads in both literature and history are to bo the eubjeot of her instruction in tho houses of tho fashiouablo women hero. Matrons in mansions on the fashionable Main line have already volunteered to loud themsolvos to tho delicate and por* plexing task of doing up tho ohiokens in thc true Alabama way; of fixing the rioe justas it ehould bo fixed, and the debutautes of tho season have be oome highly intoreBted in tho new idea. Hundreds of delicacies uuheard of in tho North and many of them not well known in the South will now grace tho tables of fashionable Philadelphia^ - A largo number of promhent colored men from all parte ol' Texas and other Southorn States mot at Hou ston last Saturday in convention to consider ways and means for preven ting tho frequent occurrence of tho crime of rapo io BectioD-' whore there is a largo negro population. Among those present aro a nurooer of loading colored ministors and educa tors. It io expected that PL education al oampaign ataong th? young odored mon will bo bogue soon, io th? hope that it will bavo a beneficial efftot upon tho moral states of the young negroes. -- It's not much use for a maa to set up as a social reformer when his children drive the neighbors to pro fanity. SMI and tx?CtiTuaJtojtt?a ] > buna hm to J. SHERARD, A.^a?0?WTE.Y AT LAW, AHDEaSOSC, 8. C. Office over Post Office Building Money to lend on Real Estate THOMAS ALLEN, ATTORNEY AT &AW. Office tn Old Benson Building 'Money to Loan on Real' Estate. Sfotico of Final Settlement. THE undesigned. Administrators of the Estate of O. J. Vnudlver, deceased, herebv give notice that thev vs ill on Mon dav. the gth day cf Deo , 1905, apply to the 'Judge of Probate for Anderson County, 8. C., for a Final Settlement of said Estate, and n diaohargo from their office aa Administrators. A. M. GUYTON. JR.* W. J. VAND1VBR, Administrators. Nov 8,1005 21 5 FARM FOE. SALE. Situated U miles' from Walhalla, oon eictlng of 100 acres, 80 acres la cultivation with good 4-room h~nso and' barn. 70 ocrea In Original fc'dst, constating of ?lne, oak nudpoplrr timber. WH ^0 15.00 per acre. Xand ail liesw- . . . B. B. Mv: ..J, A. ...:..>.-.: Walhalla, S.O. yovV,1905, 21 - 4? Assessment Notice? . ~ Auaitor'a Office, Anderson, G. C. T?ila office- wUl ba open td re?oive returns of Beal end Personal property Jor^t?xAtlcn for tte ij^tctho^L aljmo\ t^bruai/'foUow?^fla' ThoEoEl Esiate, Let*?od BoBdian ?rsis W usen d thu*, year. Taxpayers wiU bo careful to list eaccUy tue oaabcr of tere*, number of lota and number of building? cn their ?turi?, ne tho MMsmens made now wai aland fbi tte nest four ycaya, .. ? Th? Xi^rs?i? m?ii?m?n aro rf quired by Itv to Hat for Bli tuesa timi Ml to matetholr own rc tr.rn? wltb?a tho tima prescribed. Hones ihe difficulty of del?nqueme escaping the80 percent, penalty, ia wril ? tho rre<iuonoy or errors re Saitio?Trott thia practica, .fly all m cn na mose your O WH returns and thcroby cavo cxponae and ? tniublc* / . -, ? Ex-Confoder&tQB*]dJora over CO years of ego ar? exempt from Poll Tar. All o?hor malea bctwpen the agaa of Si Md ?0 roar?,except tho? looaptblei ot earning a support oom being malosed .ot nota Bny Giber came, shall be ti cerned Uucpay obi o polia. For the convenience o? taxpayer?. 1 will alto hate Deputies to take fax return* ot toe following times and place?; . . ' Holland, W?Sne?d??Ja=sa^iet?i. Mo ffett? vii lo, Thursday, January li th. Ira, Friday, January, 12ih . -^ - Kosatay'SBio?, Baturday, January 18?h. ! A. E. cteuddy'e Store, Monday, January 15th: , aurr.Tuaaday, Januar? iBtfi. , atornillo, Wednesday, January 17th. CUnkaonles* MUI, Thuwday, January ISib. luvten, Tu PKiay, January 16 tb. ,?7. , . . Bishop's Branch, eJatnrday. January 20tb. FITO Forkfl,Moud?y, January^Mnd. Cedar WrettO, Saturday. January Wtb-a. an. v.Xywa-?WjFriday, January mt. . . Tugalow. Saturday, January ?tb. Honoa Path. Monday and 'Jf aoad*y, January 1Mb *^^da?ad^ Thursday, January 17th - ::--?w**mssf? Hcsdsy ssd Taa^r. ??au**ir iSm and letha - ?;; . '.? Pelaer, Monday, TueaSay and Wcdnasday, Jan uary J6ih. 16tb and 17ib up to February W.U. . Wllltaositon, Wadm-aday and Taunday, Jan nary l?t> and Utifa ^ ? BOLEMAN, Auditor, .'?:?0V<9,1?W.-., M ? :-. WHEN YOU ARE FIFTY Men will say are 3 ou a 8Ufceea or a failure, YOU'LL know long be fore. Success is a structure you build day by day. Are you building? Are you laying by something daily for the docliuing years? HUNDREDS are depositing tx part of thtir earnings oacn ^oek; iiud each month in thu Savings De partment of The Bauk of Anderson, where it draws interest compounded semi-annually. Wouldn't it be wise for you to open an account and add to it systemati cally? THE BANK OF ANDERSON. Oldest and Strongest Bank in upper South Carolina. Tnat we can supply you .with RYE, AND TURNIP SEED. i First shipment just received, EVANS PHARMACY WEIL B?L?TCEB, Your Recounts cannot weil, get Ina tau _ le if your money la deposited with and all psymonts medo through the Farmers' Loan and Trust Company, Anderson, S. C. It la our business td take care of your buBlaees-the banking part of it-and we ; do it with accuracy that comes from ex perience. v The Bank's past history Ia a guarantee I for the roture. Deposita of any. amonnt'reoei ved. Interest paid on deposits. Good bor rowers and good depositors aran ted. TAX NOTICE. TUE Booka for th? collocUon or State, School Ul Ooanty TUM ?Ul 1w opened from October 1Mb. ?OS. to DMnbor ?law 1905, in? lorita, an* ffo= J?oca?r ??, 1905, to March Ut, 1|9S,I viii collect wita tho ponHty-for January 1 por ccat, Febreary S ?ar wat, Md from March lal to th? ISih. -iih 7 Vts -tr.' ssssiif. Arar toa icth o? Maxah Kanus ?ttl ba laroad. , , ? Sha ?a*a ?rf Tax Lery Ia as folio wa: y Basia ytaas?wMM.w.M?w........... SJJ Milla 8aaw>ai.ni..?.mn''H"?""^?""".?.a * 07?i?*rF.Oonnty.??-; " FabOaBoada.-..^.--. I " .'. ?fir.- ? li I i ? ?. i ? mn ' flj?* * ." AD %adl*4e??l Uyy 4 rat.'.? Bohod? DUtrfo* Nc CO. A?dltt?na! lwry aaaUle School IXttrlot Ho. 49? jjaiEa3lavy?X milla School DUkriat No. 84. A*di**^l<rry ?mill? School Dtetrto*No,?. AdiltlawllaTy 8 mill*Sehool Dlxtrlai Mo,M. A4dlttMKJ t?ry ? mW? School ?Utrlat Ko. 28. A'dlOcaal lory S still* School DUtrlas Ko. KS. AUlttaaal torf 4 aill? Sohool Dlitetov Ko. fla. UaklM ?U allia tor Wblko^MaBinioy lo Bo hool *>Ui?Ssg ty^'a?lls far G~V. Hop? Behool T)la *U????%i icd?k? foi GaaXt Behool D lat? tc 4 Ko. irhil mk ir- ate ?^"-r 'sAi?i niatriot MaWM wili? *w Bishops Baoaah Schcol lS&p$S ajana ** S?m *Mef D?atela? ISa. ?a Bfesa 09B??taMcm repair*, ail mal?a bo mSmtaaS aje* a* st as? as rw ???9* tho?? .nSEtfaB^^ va? banecan ?ha Hau??, to ?*T ? foll TMof Ora pfeife m?*,<kr <aw Ucaa to tn vaakad. araaj* jrwartan Thnt hara a*Arraafa aongra??oa and 'HIE "BOSS" COTTOH PKESSf SIMPLEST, ST?tONQEST, S EST " THC MURRAY GINNING SYST ZU Gins, Feedtr?, Condensers, Etc ^ G?BBE5 MACHINERY CO* Colombia? S. C. Of ANDEBSOfiT, g. C. We respectfully solicit a share ot your business. -; 7 Notice to Creditors. ALL persons having demands or Mininas against the Estate of H. Li. Wharton, decoased, are hereby notified to present them, properly prov- ^ on, to tho undersigned within the time prescribed by law, and those indebted are notified to make payment to the undersigned. MRS. M. C. WHARTON, . , Administratrix. Nov 22, 1006 23 3 Notice to Creditors. ALL persona having demands against the Estate of Nimrod Kay, deceas ed, are hereby notified to present them, properly proven, to the undersigned, within the time prescribed by law, and those indebted to make payment. * M. M. CAMPBELL, Administrator. Nov 22, 1005 22 , J** Notice to Crediton*. AU persons having demands against the Estate of Charlotta A? Reeves, de ceased, are hereby notified to present them, properly proven, to the undersign ed, within the time prescribed by law, und those Indebted tn make pavmnnt. W. A. G. JAMESON, Ad m le intra tor. Nov 22, 1005 _23_8? ?. Blue Ridge Railroad. Effective? NOT. 29,1903. WESTBOUND. No. ll (dally)-Leave Belton 3.50 p. m ; Anderson 4.15 p. m. ; Peodieton 4.47 p. m. ; Cherry 4 54 p. m. ; beneca 5.31 p. m ; arrive Walhalla 5.55 p. m. No. 9 (dally , except Monday)-Leave Belton 10.45 a. m.; Anderson 11.07 a. in.; Pendleton 11.32 a m.; Cherry 11.30 o. m.? arrive at Seneca 11.57 a, m. No. 5 (Sunday only)-Leave Belton 11.45 a. m.; Anderson 11.07 a. m.; Pein dicion 11.82 a. m.; Cherry 11.39 o. m.; Seneca 1.05 p. m.; arrive Walhalla 1.3, p. m. No. 7 (daliv except Sunday)-Leave Anderson 10.80 a. m.; Pendleton 10.59 e. m.; Cherry 11.09 a. m.; Seneca 1.05 p. ni.; arrive Walhalla 1.40 p m. No. 8 (dally)-Laave Belton .9.15 p. n?., arrive Anderson 9.42 p. m. No. 23 (dally except SUE lay)-Leave Belton 9.00 a. m. ; arrlvo Audereon 9.30 a. m. . . ; . - ?;';,;>v EASBOUNU, No. 12 (daily)-Leave Walhalla 8.S5 a. m.; Seneca 8.58 a* m.; Cheri y 9.17 a. m.;. Pendleton 9.25 a. ta.: Anderson 10.00 av. m.: arrive Belton 10.25 a. m. , No. 15 (dally except Sunday)-Leave Seneca 2.00 p. m.; Cherry 2.19 p. m.; Pen dlston 2 26 p. m.; Andoreon 3 10 p. to,? arrive Belton 8.85 p. m. . No. 6 (Sunday on ly ) -Leave Anderses. 3.10 p. m.; arrive Belton 0 85,p. ta. No 8 (daUy)-Leavo Walhalla 8.10 pv m.; Seneca 5.31 p. m.; Cherry 5.59 p. Pendleton 6.13 p. m.; Andersen 7.SO p. ta.; arrive Belton 7 56 pw ra. No. 21 (dsily axoept 8nnday)-r*oave Anderson 7,50 m ?.rerirtv? Belton && a.m. . ^itt wMrm^t?^^m ? ?. ? t . .. Gr?cnvl??e, a O , J. K. ANDERSON, Supt, ?. ? - , Anderson,;?. CV IL & W. CaroHnii Raliway. Schedule ia" effect Jon. 23, 1905. Cf Andersen-;.......... " Calhoun Falls...., Ar McCormick......... Ar Augusta............. Lv Augusta.......;...... .? Temassee............ " Charles'on............ " Sa van nt h b (cen t) .? Bean fon b.......... " Port Ro^*ai 7.00 jam 8.29 e m 0.29 a m 11.16 a m 2 35 p ra 4.80 pm 5.40 p ta 7.40 p m 6.45 p m 6.80 pta 6.40 p m Lv Port Ko ml t>........ 7.25a m cO.OOpm " Beaufort...... ..".;.. 7.40 a ra o.iopm " Savannah n (Cen t) 5.40 a m o7.i5 pm " Charleston b ........ 7.10 a ra o8.90pnk ?' Yemaasee ............ 9.15 ? ta l'^pm "Allendale.:. 10.25 a m 11.81 pta Ar Angosta. 12.20 p m 1.80 . na Lv Au?ueta.2.55 p m .........i^V Lv McOor m lek.*?......... 4.40 p m 6.00 nm Ar Calhoun Falb ...... 0.45 pm 7.37 a m fi Anderson..:........... 7.10 o m 10.00 am Lv Anderson .................... 7.00 a S Ar Greenwood?........................ 12.39 p ca " Waterloo (Harria Spring?) 1.17 p n* .** Laurena. 1.45 p m ? Greenvale. 8.25 pm " Spartenburg . 8.80 p na "^Gle?rJSprtngB b.,....i 5.35 p m Lv pleno Springs (G. ?. K.R.K, 9.00 a m Lv ?partahburg (?7d> W. l?.k..^|l?01 ?rntt Lv Greenville.?.....,....yftfrrtajfc 12.15 p m Lv Laurens.160 p m Lv Waterloo.?g$ >.>.. 3L? p ? Lv Greenwood.2.48 p m Ar Anderson. 10 p na 2. lt i:-?a .1.10 p. ai 6.05 pm) 0 7.03 ??? 8.5? ? m l?.OSara 11.55 pm ol?.IG am cll.05 am ? 11.10 a ai w U.? -etty except Sunday; c. Sunday only). . Through train service between Au* gusta and Charleslot:; For Information, relative to rate?, eta, apply to W. B. Steele, TJ.T. A., Ander? t?. C., Geo. T. Bi>5t), G. A., Greenville, g. C., Ernest WlUlims, Geo. Pass. Agt., Augusta, i Ge.j T. M. Emerson, Trafilo Manager. - ?_??_, f. ts if i\ J"