The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, September 29, 1914, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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CONOENSEU PASSENGER SCH Kl?.
li I-Il S PIEDMONT AMI NGUTU
? ERN RAILWAY COMPANY,
Eflectivo August 10, IUI!.
Anderson, S. C. ?
Arrivals
Departures
No. 31 7.45 a. m.No. 30 ?.20 a.-m
No.' 33 9.40 a. m.No 32 8.20 "a. nj
No x35 11.35 a. m.No. 34'.10.25 A m.
No. 37 1.35 p. m.No. 36 ll BO a. m.
No. 39 3 30. p. m.No. ?8 2.10 p. m.
No. 41 4.45 p. ni.No! 40 3.30 p. m.
No 43 5.55 p. mNo.x42 4.45 p. m
No. 45/ 7.15 p. m.No, 44 6 45 p.; nv;
No. 41 tl-16 p. ih.No. 46 10.00 J>..Jlh/
(x--Limited tra?a) - ?." .
C. V. PALMER, ;
.V General Passen gor Agent, g
CHARLESTON & WESTERN
LINA RAILWAY
.... /..v-T..'. .'.-.S'. ...
To and from the
CARO
NORTH-SOUTH-EAST-WEST
Leaves:
No. 6.....'.,.....7.30 a. m.
No. 22.. . ..2.5? p. m.
Arrives:
.11.35 a. m.
. 3.10 p. ni.
Hon, schedules, rates,-- etc.,
given.
JJ WILL?AMO.G. P. A.
Augusta, Ga
T. B. Curtis, G. A. , ???
Anderson, S. C.
. -i W-.-tv' %
AboV0 neurea ?f?ectlvo Sunday,-Sopt.:|
27th, 1914.V 4 :..<
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C?nU j .: jj
Use a Lt tlc extra
. ;-.??
to
good advantage just, now?
Haven't you something to sell?
Do you own BOjrnethhig you ito
longer usc, but which if offered
it' a bargain price would ap
""tjfcpol at once, to some one who
does n^ed it?
An i
GENCER Want
Ad xviii tum the trick
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SliiCo: ? ?ho--,;w?HaV;.>J)0ga^i'v-:aMP.e'r4tJ>
ttoii'-'h?s^hoei:-.thci'1 companion of ig
.V??r^cj^^^^'eitill^tlpn . drives . out
ignorance suparstttton aloa takes, ita
departure, ^so' that' tho' de'gre?i?: pf '
civiBaatlon. p?saessed/.by any ,p?oplo
may;v he readily;' mcoaur?d by the
. number and character of .tte super-.
' KtltlimB.
Ethnologists who have studlea
. oav?ge tribes ? tell;.u? that; the great
. 'otft' barrier to civUizatton ia imperBti
i?t?," which tn Jnisny instances .. so
. lirroiy binds the}*|dlnds:.Pt-'th?.n?tlves,
that they ar? actually' af raid .to think'
.for' tberaeeiveB; -v' l
','; : "*3c:ehoe;-tim" handmaid, of civilisa-.
f Hon, is rapidly separating tho falso
from tho true and hi'gi vin g the world
facts, th placo of 'supert?t?o?s fand
Kveh: tn such evcry^y^ matters
lifo ? ?o?d,-Ndrlnk, ? clothing etc.;,
frfj?^p?tiop8>,and reports
'. aro "giving way. to; scientific tacts.
Thin* tho laboratory' pf. tho scich
tist hos* now demonstrated1 the ..fact
that; tim caffoinc.' contained in ' Such
. uivdr?ig?W. ?w t-i???ce, . tea ..and Coco
Col?is hot only not' ? injurious to
>"healtn. but "is ippaUvely helpful in
that ll dl?dn?sh.es; tho Wear and tea1:
?f tho; no/voua system and a?rvea ; in
tho nntur? or a lunncant, as it wei e.
Such unplearanli. offsets as w?r?
; , tpn?^rly..' ?ttri.ht?wd td ; caffeines/arej
? pro??>r'meih'oa8/)n tho preydrstlon
of tpe bevorages jund. are <??**issd to
tho; door of caff eb]
IP. the cas'?fOf tea.!
.'.>.*.' when "taken In ex
-Rlve riso tc, dlscomfo
itlve injury. Since; "'
hntr caffeine AVlth
lng extracts '.toalki
substanltat?; tho 'f
of thd inanufacthl
.o portosishj ait^Wi?;iW
. and c^h^l4w?h -todho
vantagesL-^Adv.
HUMAN LIF? IS
VERY CHEAP
MILITARY LAW HAS PRECE
DENCE OVER ALL
OTHERS
WAS NO OCCASION
Two Cruisers Going to Rescue of
Doomed Ship Were Out cf
Line of Duty
London, Sopt. 25.-Pacts concern
ing thc sinking of tho Uritic.li cruis
ers, Aboukir, Hpgud'and, Cressy hy n
German submarine or submarinos in
the North Soa, with a los? of nearly
sixty officers and 1,400 men,'are con
'alncd in an admiralty statement la
med tonight.
The reports or Commanders Nichol
son, of tho Creasy, and. Norton, bf the
iiogue, stato that: the Aboukir was
hit by one torpedo and sunk in 35
inimit?s. Threo torpedoes wore'fired
at tlie Cressy, one of tile explosives
missing. She l?ated from thirty-five
to forty-live minutes. Thc Hogue was
strdck IwlceV.tcn to. twenty seconds
elapsing between tho torpedoes. She
went under injflvc minutes. .
fV TJ(e Cressy. vflripd on tho snbmnrine
ijnd sonie or the officers were confl
uent thc shots rank per.' .Commander
Nicholson says the three topedoea di
rected against his ship might 'have
been fifed by tho' same submarine and
that thora ia no real proof that more
than', one was engaged.
. The' reports'show tho strictest- dis.
clpliuc waa maintained and that acta
if heroism wore performed, but the
irimipalty has esta'jfdlehed t-h? rule
"mt such affairs must he governed by
tlfcv same laws as prevail In naval ?ic
tions' ??ul tliat disabled ships must bc
left to their ows resourcos rather Uian
that other shins-should be jeopat ils*
ed by rcscuoj work." .
The statement, follows:' .
"Thc facts of this affair cannot be
better, conveyed-to tho'public, than by
th? attached-reports ot -tho BCntoP of
.?ccrU iWljpVl?avo'. surveyed un.d'.havij
Wedin '?England,:- ; > .;>-:? . "v
j. ''*^p?slnklng. or the Aboukir: .waar
oE-couri/br inr'ordinary-* bakaVd - of
p?6roUi?gSdoty;> -Tli?' Hog?b,;dnS;.the
?rossjk ^ho^yer;,.. wer? '?un? r?e??usfe
^Sy?/J>r?ccod?dj- to itlie asfcis'trinc? o?
theif tabsoft'^nd'/r5vm^
gino's* ?ipppod/''endeavoring .to s?ve
life;' thus pr?sent lng au : easy'' :Snd.,itttir
ity in- thia c?8ox''.baye,.. Icu;>to?lcayy
losses ^vlrioli^wonl?! h?v? hoon avoid
ed vby.; Strict aUherenco -to: io i l ita ry ?J m :
^WofaMwpt '.' Modern u&vai '..war is' hr?;.;'
?oullngr du with-'so . mady$-n?wc St?t
ilT?Oge/uitUatloris Vthat an', error bf
lu'dgmbtf^ Of-this character i? pardon
able.. Rut it bas boen' necessary; to'
oolht outr for . tho further guidance of
His Majcaty'n ships . that-*c?uditioea
which, prevail .when; a vessel .ot a
squadron, ia injured\in ??. minc ?BoJd.
or is exposed to submarine attack,
ira analogous to th?so Nybl?h occur
In /'action and that the rule df -leoy
'ng- disabled ships to their, own' re- .
30 u rcog i s a pp] i c ahl e so far, at .>?.iu'y
rate, .ns large vessels aro concerned,
"No acts or humauity. whether to
"ricrid or-foe, should Jcad to neglect
?f lij? proper precautions and dis-,
positions of war; and no measure ran
ho'taken - to save lira which prejudice
thu military, situation. Small crafts
of all "kinds should, however, bo dh
^c?ted, '.hy., wireless to close on the
?s'ssa^?^ sUip^ht' all speed. -
.J'T?w^Tio38 of 'nearly sixtyioffloar^.
Ht. ^;400tmeh>'wohldi ri?t\ hajF?V-*epn
?# J*^ifad??ch wM?m
g^h!;;fjre:-.ta; ?ni;ppau? atttbrnv-BUt
ii?i-is- particularly. distresslngr.^nndor'
'&naUtbns '^t??f-^?valWd.^T^^^^Wr>
.joncc'^t anyvlhf?th^
tn?nfc of-an engagement"^!*
?vey,. -iwr?v?pfc'.thovdlrplay bf; discip
line, cheerful courage and'ready^s?lt
jacruTce dm?ng nil r?nka ariifl'ratingtj,
?'?'?jThb ; duty on." which, Hht?s? ' -vesaftla
W? r? engaged was an jasent lal port of
?ho arrangements hy iwhlch tito Ccori
.'.rbi"br'tho seas and..'tho''.safety.of .thc
tbuntry %to jnarotnlncd and tho Uve?
'05t arc na", usef ully, hs necessarily
\nd as glbrlobniy devoted to tho re
quire m'enta of lits'..Majesty's.'' ucrvlcb
ts Jf tho l?ss h?d been lnr*irrcd in'*
^?horhl licllbn. . - . .
'Th-Vlew^ff th? cehainty. of a ".pro-.
^ttt?i? ;of rtiafbHuh?b ofatifl 'ch?rn?
?.? <;ccurrlt? t; fromtim?-i o tlnus it ie
Important' that, ^thla point.. of ylow
mould- bo thoroughly appreciated. The
loas of thos^xthr?b ; crpis?rs. apart
?roth -ho loss bf lire, ls bf hmall nfyr?J
^nifica^eet-v'-Thoy. helouged to;a ctjiaS.
b cruisers >hbgo: spe?d ha's, been' aur
baa^ed M many of the enemy's batUc
htpa.';'::^1,; -'? .<
rfrthVi,report bf <the .Bjph*f.*. bf. tlie
Cro?by, Nighed;^.o>:-?Jimt*tit:";W1.: 1^.
Nicholson, cbmmandbv-of 4j?:!*te'-Hi1
M .s. >c/ressy'-fbi lows*.! .
'. ^Thb Abouhir was struck ; st- Mboot
28 !a. mi on the atarhbSrd beami Thb
^ogtt??lt?d'iCrcssy cl?sed arid- took
iS^mnsltion.. tho ?bsr=e sfes^d ci the
^k^?^Hm^ti^t?iiiyi eoo?t? 400
yarda on her port?beain?. /As soon.as rt
was aeen/^st ?Ui?/AhO?k?r v?a??*|n
^nirsi 4^nin1na ' aii ino hoots #Sr?
coirtjt" away from th<5 Creasy and A pick?
^t^t';waS^s^d ?dV^ith??t steam
,up; Wh?nt?utMir.8 sllletl with Abou
: hir's m?h 'wero:T^'rt!ng:'te''.th?iC5rs^
hit we observed ."a': periscope; On ou
port \>ovr about 300 yards Off? ^
'i'Fire was opened Inimsdistely and
tho ; engines ? Wjpre put; tpH Spo>d
WILL BETTER COUNTY
ROCKY ?IVER SWAMPS TO
BE RECLAIMED
A FORWARD STEP
May ?Result in Thousands of Acres
of Other Land? Being Reclaim
ed In Anderson Connt.v
Since iL is now practically assured
ilia* the work ut druining Rocky Uiver
nwamp lands will begin within, tho next
few week?, it waa hoing freely prog
nostic?ted on thc streets pf Anderson
yesterday that this particular move
ment will result in hundreds of acres
'of! other swamp lands tu tho county
ticing reclaimed . cud will result in
thousands Of dollars in additional farm
lands' for thc county. *-'
. A iheotiog of thoso interested in thc
draining of i lammond's swamp was
held'yertorday morning, thc meeting
hoing called to order ut 10:30 o'clock
by James N. rearman, ..lorie of court. ?
Not many of thu proprAy owners were I
la attendance.... Mr: Fear man stated I
th e purpo.se of thc mee tin;; and
1 formed'file, .property .owners that this
would bc the la?t meeting with which
uhdi. weuld be connected. following
which he asked tliat.thc iutcrcalcd par-,
lion 'ballot ffo^ ju^cnli?n:' to .composa
:he -.'drainage ? conusnlaston, Follow
jnfc-'thp; i <^tf *f,?!h?B?el?x?ldu.V Mr.
-'rearman appointed thc following men
m the commission: G. C. Hallentine,
R. S.Ligou and J J. il-'xetwcU. .-.
Since, these "tuon have been uppoijitcd]
the entire matter Will placed lr
thc-r hands and they Will have coin-j
nieto chargo Of tho arrangements for
rjutitjig the work un'dor woy. It will;
bc. necessary to volo bonds to the I
amount of-about $20,000, following
vhich thc commission will advertise I
'or bids and will let the cOniract. for ;
the werie-to begin.
In Hammond swamp there arc about
1,000 acres of land. Thia land is now
worth between $15 and $25 per acre,
being used only for pastures, but wheh I
'.he work is . finished and tho land re-j
claimed-the- swamp will ca)Hy be
worth $100 per acre or a. total of $100,1
OOO for the reclaimed land of .Ander
son county.
-Speaking ot the.proposition yoster-1
dad*, ono of thc, men interested in the
? Hammond :;\vnmp drainage piopoiiitjon |
.ipid that tho.particular portion of tlic
(work- waa of little '-slgbiucdpce wheo]
compared to what could bo nccom- f
pt&hed in- Anderson' county and what
Will bo.aecojnpll?h?d when tho- pres
titi?.
S- Stlt?r*t?|hsr^j^BS-...1?.??mpi ?ande do.
rpada7?ay? .talohg? Bctolidara f I u . Fork'
'.owmihip, oh - Six'sud:-.Twenty Tbrea
ind Twcuf.y.and lS-Mile.' hud. .predictcd
'ftiajt oa?lvpf.;iho30 nectlahn.-would;
'"?p.nu u" drainage rom.iilssj?u if. Wie f
.-Tammond ;jwamp undertaking prOVOV]
succrsnful. . If: all thin ls dono, it
limply meana that Andcraon county
jMtl bc rlcher by' thousand-! of aereo of I
1)lab!e land than thc now ls and Will
ivonlunlly . como'lo bc thc richea
county lu Um. state.
WHY ASTflI? ESCAPES: ,
Germons Want to Keep It For Their |
. Own Usc..
r?.'\i(London im>pntch.)
; Th? only'reason tho GnrinanB bnv?i
u?t taken Antwerp ia., that n ."bom
h^.dmehtXwduld spoil the' usefulness
of thc city fdr them, according to au
Antwerp'.dispatch to, The. .Evcnlug
Nows. It.saya: . ,',..-.
7>? According, to. the ..'Gorman cora:
mending ^officer ?foin. Aerachot,. AvJHv i?
opfe, in prison here.the Germa tis
Qnily believe thntjllje ? Antwerp (forts
FOR mm BRICK
FOR CORINCES AND FACE OF
NEW THEATRE
, : . i * ? . ? ... i : , ' **<U\
MAY LEASE TODAY
Washington Man Wired Yesterday
That He Would Arrive Today
To Ccoider Closing Contract
(From Saturday Haily.)
lu all.? probability tito;dlfo?|ors of
thc Andersen Devntopuient Company,
owners of the Anderson Theatre.,
now in course of construction, will
today lease the- amusement place and
thou nil plans wilkins completed for
the find attraction to be seen'In Ibo
handr.oino.uew theatroi
A con I rac?, wau .closed yesterday
with J. lt. Cook, of thc Georgia-Caro
lina Brick Company ot Augusta, Ga
tor 1G0.00O fine pressed brick! these to
bo, used for the face of tho theatre
Vid for.tho cornices, lt is understood
that an early shipment ib to bn made
of. tho. latest purchase, although this
ls really finishing work, and thc addi
tion a! material .wl? not be need for
Bonie'tlbic to cunio?
\Thc first shipment of lumber to bo'
used in tho construction of tho now
.building arrived .yesterday and ia ol;
ready i ti place. Contractor Rooney
soys 'hat he lo' wolf pleased with the
quality of all thc 5hiaterlal received
th'uc far.' '
. Ile oayii that.'if prompt"ohlpmcnts of
material continuo and there IB no in
clement weather he believes that ho
will ho able t touro over the theatre
part of thc building to thc leaseo by
December 20. This ia tho date chosen
by'thc directors and they arc urging
that the play-house be raady for thu
opening show. ; by thal dofc so : that
the man who leaeoa the place may get
thc| benefit of . tho largo holiday show
business. Thc month.ot December ia
always tho bcr.t of thy year In the
theatrical b?sine?s aud being aware
of thal fact, Mr. Rooney will mateo cv
3ry possible etfprt tu have thc new
piuco ready for usc before tho holiday:)
abgln. ' ' .
. A telegram waa received In An,(?r^
3ou yesterday from- AVHilam Notes,
one of tho best Rnowhf theatrical men
bf Washington in which lie 'advises'
toot he :wll| ..'arrive in Anderson-this
morning-at 11.50 und will bp;., ready
to'talk business to the promoters'-hf
.thr^hcnire ItiB higlriy probubl? 'th?t
Mn^?otes'iwjll ie?sdfJl?he . jplaco It he
and tho directora Can^agrce to'tbrnis;
,57wc- public, of -Anderson' Ia hone.
jSLlhat' 3ic.; Notes' may ' get 'tJLo'' leane
w,hc is probablyein better position
to-boefcf' flrOt elbuh"attractions for
Andcrsou ?han is hiiy bther man now
/JBUriurr on' the loaBc: He operatoa
he?!res-lp Washington.' Atlantic div
and worfclkj'nnd if'ho eecureo the
.casojoh thelAndertfon theatro he will
book all attractions for theBO threo
toivus. .
LAWY?I^?r^NT
WITH THE BODY
Cal. Julius E. Beggs' Token From
Anderson To Piciccns For Inter
ment at Thnt Pince
TEACH FARMERS NOT
?OBEL?JH COTTON
GRAIN MAN TELLS OF THE
ELEVATOR
1 > ?... -rn - * - . ix*'- ' ;
BENEFITS RESULT
Knoxville Man Says That South
crn Faratcrs Will Grow To Ap
preciate Work cf Rotation
iFrom Saturday Daily.)
Just nt this time ti number or An
derson county rarniers arc giving con
siderable attention to tito matter of
grain elevatum and a subject hereto
fore unhenrd of In the aouth is bolnr.j
closely studied. Tile farmers of tuts
county believe that a grain -elevator
will bc a good investment for Ander
son and when Ibo proposition ls put
right squarely up to them it is cpn
?f i de nt ly expected that they will take
to .the idea..
Representatives of peoplo interested ,
in manufacturing clovator machinery
are, now in Columbia, figuring with'
?tho farmers of Richland county and
they will ?rome from thu* city tb An- !
denton.. The following from-the Co
lumbia Slate of yesterday tells bf
what UH y say about tito achenut; , ,
',l\Y\.j. Savage of l^nqxyllle'.canto to
Columbia yesterday- and' will ' attend
S meeting of Jtlie board of directora !
of the Colombia chamber of commerce
today, nt which'the proposition o'f es
tablishing a grain elevator in Colum
bia will bc discussed. On the erec
tion of tho elevator hinges the "possibi
lity of another kindred industry. II.
lt. Ccbpcr, president of the Adluh Mill
ing, company, proposes Lo bluld a > J
burrcl o day capacity flour mlil.in
councctl?n with h?fewrnmcii and feed,
mills, if the business interests In Co- ,
?'inicia will erect nu elevator in,.which,
supplien of grain may be stored. The
Combi ned plants, Mr. Connor -cays,
would rcqulro about. 3,000 bqshula of
grain each, day. ' ,
; "4b speaking of tho possible ^ in
croase in grain production next year.
In consequence of tho curtailment of
thc cotton crop. Mr. ya vago said:
'/'Two distinct benefita will.",'result
from tho movement. One ia that tho
farmers will bc taught to rely,-on an
other crop than, cotton. Tho otlier( is
that I Imy M will ?come, to appr^cloie'.
tho advantage of crop rotations In
tlu? so ni ii farmers plant fields in cob.
ton, for 20 consecutivo years,.flwijtjhqH;
?a>7 that the ,land- ?B...Worn,Jout).,-.;ilrit
pu?jand tho farms routh their, most
productive stage a?ltr ?3 yoars ?li?
tivatlpn by virtue of crop rbtaUbn.V
. "Mr. Savage saya that a wooden
structure with 73,000 bushel capacity
Wilj cost approximately $15,000 Or an
invoatmcnt of 20c a bushel. If afro
structure should be of concrete;':lh?* '
cost wtuld be SO conta a bus hoi. 'or
$?3,600 for an elevator with an equiv
alent bin capacity. - .'-;!
?., ."?rhia export seca in thc proposition
to build grain elevators the sante pbs1
sibil i tie.-, na in' cotton* warclmuseS, lb
Which farmers may atore their ?ul?
pliea and have certificate? issued 'Til
part payment of tho value of tho
gouda,utored," . J-M^H,
_ ,:; '?; ; . ..? '?..??/.>,
LIST OF BANKS
NAMED BY McADOO
Nnmca ot Banka Made Public By
Secretary Meedoo, , JfVho
Arc yioUting Rule?
-,-1 . '
yV:? '? i ?> . ,'... .-" :
v \\ abbington. Sept,. CC-^-Conllnulng
Wa;campaign against high interest
ra ten and the; hoarding-of .money by
baf.tk^,,: Secretary- McAdoo . tonight,
made .publiq a. lh>t of. nearly ?250- naV
ional i banks, outside rsssrvp ?R?\ au-.
ifa\ . reservo cities,, w hi ult aro t carry"
IORI recorvos rin. ox?eab of thc legal re
quirements . - The Hst shows that the
Teo^vea..fa, these banks run from 25
per cent tq;7A por,ceqt, and tho legal
minimum being 10 per cent tb 74 per
cent, thq. legal miplpium balug Af> per
cent- ...
oafd .McAdoo, in n Htat?m?nt
givpu out w|th ihfi Hat. "the,l?ige
ampuct of loanable fund? that ?are
kept, from nctlve cmplpyincht, aa in-'
dlcatodbythese"rb??reoV Woa lbvested
In commercial or.agricultural paper
pr .loaned on proper securl ty. tho prea
ont rituation wpuld, bb greatly reller
ed."
Tho cecreta ry's, statement rotor red
to Vny 'Ilfct na chotvihs "'a'o?ie" bf the
n?t?bd^il banka ^r^lng:excbosivb' rc*
a?ii-asi and it Jratfunderstood tonight
further lists .?'bh?fl rollrnr:', '
" thc-liH'.'tiicIttae??r?i,ir '
Vir.gJn?--KlahterivVjSv?tiorr?i; Fred'
?llkfeburg,32 percont:- -Hat'National
taha^r -41 ;'per c?ht; Marshall Nntlbn
Nhtlohal "?liper cent; Marsha, lI'Natidn
ai s? per bent; Tare well National 29
per", ceat; First National, WytheVfllb.1
37 per cent.-' .'.** .
?" : NeT?h^rqliim---Cpncbrd '"Natiohal.
:~ jr?t:-?*T>K%.
South ? Carolina-Central, Na^lonM;
Spartanburg, 20 per cent:
yv^?nnesseo-- Claraville. ;
fV'per cent;, First National, Memphis?
HO per cent.
All Wires Cut.
?du?
? i'
Make a small deposit each w??k
ip this Financial Stronghold, and
by adding a little each week to
your Bank Account you'll be,,?RtytH,'1
prised at the rapidity with which
you can accumulate a snug sunvr^i'
"Big Oaks from little Acorns
Grow." The same applies to otijr'
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
"'iff tn
fl 7 I ii,M .
WHEN REVERSES CQfflg,
Your worry will be reduced to^a-'^:
minimum if you are in a position
to meet all obligations with a r '
check on
The Peoples Bank
; LEE G. HOLLEM Aty r vrYeaJdent' '. ..
D. O, BROWNE, Cashier E. P. VANDIVER, Vic?-Prcs.
Bleckley Building, Anderson, S. C. ' '
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WE HAVE
and houses and lots for sale in att& hear
Townvillc, X Roads and Oakway.
Cangive you almost any location, alty^e,;., ^',.,,.,,
;?}prices right. .?.??'{{. .. . ,v ;
Make Your Deposits ^
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Lend Yo u Mopey ff
When You Need It ' -j*'- v|?|
Farmers and M?rc^?jt?is
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harmers Loan ':lBad.;:,,?n?K.nl^,^,;::
bottom and it will pay you to see us before j
buying your winter supply. '&
We have ? hice lot County Raise?[<'
Seed Oats and Wheat, T*%&;R^M$&?\^ >
, . Proof .and Tennessee. I^e^^^^ jg' , ?
and make our store heado^^
the city. .' ' . . '
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SAM D. HARPER? Manager .' !212S:t?rafar>?# &
Wo buy Beef Cattle, Veal :Ck^f\;^x.
Sheep, Hogs, Chickens and Eggs. , :1
"^^W?S^V'PW?MS Trentmeiit. U^,C^t3:"a^
^toatlmohy OT to th?, succor Ju warclB^aud ;wo .hw^?'?#4M??w?^
Acierte* of/'Twilight Bleep," the new. u complcilat: report. -
<ftrann\moih9<t ot -chtldWrtU.; was '??ltere'are.how,^ .
BlVe? feelerday by Dr. Adptpli IDobcll, tn tho^\^V^0m-^?^
henoe physician of the . Lebanon bosr em^':^^;ii^^^^^^^Jv'. .
conllmi to Ur. 7>ob?ll. hf*B already arcu; eaprCfl* ^^gfflwJWj^^'i'K'
cnccesiifolly han'dlctt. illly caflcu. , .. ^^"'?^\Cr ?^'J.?r
Lch?n??/n?w?weoh? ag^forSffi^ Thc jtgSfc&M . -
tortog thc datdmerBcliulf as pracffcoit . ???* -h?i?uhhta4Ua1ly, tW .?P?'A
at. Frolburg.". s#?^.v^hSP?i?S ?j#urg. ^^f^^mS?^BBm
hr^ittght about largely because of the ?&?,F?6?,tul "? a* .vai^/?r
grept |ntere?f> shown in the "Twilight j -, . ' -H<