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IMPORTANT f :: NOTICES :: FOR SALE FOR SALK-Nearly forty year* willi Barred Plymouth Huetts best of chickens. Eighteen Kanals 1.75. Ringlets $l.r>o fur ir? eggs in patent baskets.--J. <\ Strihiing. Pendleton, 8. c. :I-:?-H- ?t p. FOU SALE-Milch cow -fresh.- lt. Y. H. Nance. 62?i Uiver Street. Kp FOR NAM: Eggs, Eg**, Eggr-S. C. Drown Leg horn fl.00 and $2.00 per IB. 8. C.. White Leghorns $1.00 for 15. Barred Plymouth Hocks $1.01) for IB. W. E. RA SOR, 801 8. Main Street or Hodel Chlquo la Barber Shop. 2-7-E.O.D-lm FOUND Found At post office, one bunch keys. Ownor? con get same by calling at Intelligencer office and paying for this ad. -WANTED Pena of all Verities. Pur highest Prices. JNO. A. MCGILL, The Spot Cash Grocer FOR SALE FOB SALE-House and lot where I now Uve and vacant' lot adjoining on east. Honse has eight rooms and kitchen,, butler's pantry, bath room, electric lights and sewerage. Price right, terms fight. L. E. Norryce. FOR SALE-Farm, 105 acres, beauti fully located, near city, good dwell ing, four tenant houses, two boras, gin house, land level and easy of cultivation, at a price that ls e bargain. Come to see us quick or write. . Burriss Realty Company 1-9-tf. I still have n lot of good land In tract? to ault you. Prices varying from tea doliera to thirty-five per acre. All well located. Write to me at McCormick, 8. C. Joe F. Edmunds. WANTS ._ ; ;_. WANTED T? BUT-WH1- buy any time, fat cattle, hogs and calves I have customers for and contracts td furnish. 1 buy hides and tallow. Tbe Tannera want my hides, lil W Whitner St., Phono 69* ort?5 H. Il HENDERSON At Lilly White Market. The wholesale and abattoir man. * DB. W; H. WOODS SPECIALIST * DISEASES of the Ere, Ear, Nose * f ?nd Throat (liasses Fitted * . Boora: * ft a ni. to 1 n. nu S p. m. to i p. m. * * Onices : S0H. io Bleekiey Bunding * * Eveilings by Appointment * * TEI?EPR?NBT?NNECTION * * ANDERSON, 8? CV . Field and Garden Seed CLOVERS . -Redi Sapling, Alasyke, Grim ston; Alfalfa, Lespazcda . Grass Seeds? for Lawns?, permanent hoy crops and. pastures-A complete assortment of Paney Quality. FIELD -SEEDS Herman Millet. Cat Tail Millet, Beardless Barley, Canadian Field ;. Peas. T4?n.: Burt Oata, Egyptian Wheat, :? Feterlta, Kaffir Corn, Soy Means, Stock Peas. Red Oats., Bancroft Oats, Teocinte. 200 'Iba.* Watermelon and Can tnloijpe.Seoda. Choice assortment. ?AHDEN SKKD A very' complete stock of sea sonable Varieties, best qualities that y?itvoan possibly obtain. W? abuyocintv small orders. SEED IRifttt POTATOK* ,. pur aleck. Maine Btttte- grown -and. ekn^lally selected for seed. i -ginia Karly Yellow Inuit. Marlboro aud other pro Hilo vcr Hi ti iv-.. -^^tflBBaB COTTON .SEE!) . Cook's Improved, Sunbeam, ?vole. M?ssen Bia; Bowl; May1 narri'* Ix>ng Staple and Rcddli*rs Improved Cleveland .otto? soe'd'and corn. When yow have anything, to adi soc ll?. rerman THE SKE08MAN'-Phono ?U Locatmn-CL S? * A TM/U-M-?r Row -?-Federal Street. ^ ^ : NEWS IS GATHERED FROM THE FOUR CORNERS OF THE EARTH-HOW RE PORTS ARE RE CEIVED. Can the average reader of Th? In-! telllgencer mention off-hand any huai-j ness that IH represented In every elly, and country on top of the civilized, glbhe? Can the reader bring to mind any Institution placing men in every ncok and corner of the entire world With tho sole duty of looking out for: that one organization? It would, probably be fl rather didi-ult under-; laking for uny ono to mention auch a hUBluess hut for the benefit of th" readers of this publication who nr?' ignorant of thin fact lt- may be stated thal the Associated Proas, the great cat news-gathering organization in I the world has its representatives or. the spot wherever a news story may "break" in the entire civilized world. < No place Is too large, no pluce is tao Hmall, for the Associated Press to bo represented .and . wherever civilize i pcqple are found?, there will be found a niau who ls alway* ready to look out for the Interests of tho "A. P." Bc cause of the fact that not many Ander son people are well acquainted wit ii the workings of this great system, it may prove Interesting hurriedly to ..:kctch the method by which .the Asso ciated Press. Works nn army of men each day/on* with the coming or night (lashes into the newspaper offices the world over the detalla of the nowa happcnlns of. the day. The follow-! .nar j _ . I,,. ;;>.;;:;?;;.;. ??j .i-l.i.-J. tl}?? jluon. I elated Press operator receives Tor The j Intelligencer.exclusively what hni| happened cordi day. The ??od ?H .*?".* fall. On the stroke of fi o'clock each I evening the . telegraph Instrument In I The Intelligencer office flashes three tithes the old familiar call to the ear of the trained operator the mensaga "87." In every office where tho As sociated Press gives service the pre liminary call is heard and to the op erators this signify the question '"Are you all there." W^.en the "87" come3 III every operator answers his key and | Into the main office como hundreds oft "0. K." responses froni nil over tho circuit. Tha chief operator in Allan-) ta then senqs*"G. B." or "Good Kven Itig to you,gil," and then the night's| grind is begun. Wltnottt the good evening, call, no operator could bring himself to start tin? work of tho night- because with tho friend!} message penHog forth from the wires a bond of brother hood und good fellowship IR establish ed bctweeu- tho hundreds of men. who I are sitting at their typewriters, their preen t'tades over their eyes, witnt waiting basera poised to begin potiun-1 Itt? out tba "grind" of tho . worlds j ?reatoHt evontB which liave transpired in thc last' 2) hours. When lire ironing's work begins thc1 operator u the busiest man around the printing ?neswfo- sh nil shrdshr thc newspaper office and nothing i ?hort of life or death could take him] from his duty pt the key. Bulletins briefly informing the tele graph editor of tHe biggest "stories." or event s to come up during the night, are tho first things received over tho telegraph wire, and thesd are followed kc ts. This takes up an hour usually by the financial news and the ma: 1 iu d then from the sending operator j comes the message.flashed three times' Th0 Night report." The^lirlit Report. This tells'the'operator in Tho In lellgonccr office that the grind of tho ?vening baa begun in earnest and that tile news stories will begin to come, the woVi of tile 'avraa. .TB in WHS' - \ lu::c.a. tho exo?utlon of a few h.undr-sd I tir re.?elf. In .Mexico, the discovery of i' t hugo gold mine In Alaska, the murder \ af a magnate k*-o?e of tho country's c principal -Hies, a declaration of war t between foreign countries, a signed! i .tatement from the President relative's to the administration's policy, the e progress of a murder trial on which the cyea of the country may be cen- a ired and-hundreds of other stories :v which will hold the undivided atten tion of tins reader over his breakfast I h* next; medaling. / It should Devlindcretood that In the ransrolssichvoVthls telegraph matter \ practically aVdWtho news sent ls In I he Phillips cd1fe.\Thc ordinary tele-1 iraph operator ttslhf tho Morso code'fi .ould possibly catgli\n0 word out of f eji, but for tho mo% dart it would all t te the samo as t?vmk to him. The? \880clalod P*e*? barfv.aNcode ot Hs \ >vrn. whloli rtM(Vners must%now per-!g ectly before fliay cati, hold i^oaition.1C ?jor instance, la sending the ?words ti Tie President of tho United St?testM he scridlng^.operator flashes merely'/ ?UC word "Poins" ?nd when this -is* ce.eived tho; Intrllgonce.' operato* li oust wrlto oef tn full, Without mis-fis akes oh hi?, tyoywrtter the words ?T,a* the expression - give? above. To grro'4ho lutoligoncer readers aft dca of wliaj^to^oxle ls thd following 1 ibbreylatloHl hnd tirelr meaning night be ?W*u as a *.n*v? part of tho lanureds of words that tho operator nua?a%)d??gP?r times each night: ^iflHssssssBN^^a dation, iv. T V . **o*trov?*sy. P. N. P. Y? Plenipotentiary. C. M. Xi. circumstances. . B. ?. c., Cutler these circtimatanc-i is. , 'I .< . .1 ,.hSlLG" In,er,l*?te Commerce Com.| W.'T M. ft,>ays and Mea a s Com ntttee. . ^V- T, A. F.. Under the auspices of J S, ii? O. T. U. P., Supreme Court of lt- Cuited States, '(Qi P. T., oh (fie part of the. !?. tac old Morse Code every word t t'peliod ont, .but as shown above I PRESS 1 )R THE READERS thc abbreviations <;ro difficult in th* Phillipa code. Th? PhlllipH fod?. It should lie understood that the op erator receiving tlio ucws mast have ?ill lh*sr words memorized and on ( till at lils Unger tips. Hc canot hestitute lor one moment mid he must ho able lo irani lato the ?odo without pausing to thin?; even of what relation ono wold hears tn another. Ho must have gi-ea l'peed on the tpewriter, because of tho f.'-t i'-nt he necessarily st .ly s ten or li I teen words behind tho man \\h ) i- .ending. With tho cod? in use it vouifl bo an utter impossibility for a ..o'-:-!-, r to koop up. writing tlfloon wo: os t.T.cn only one word has come over iii? wires. M I I.I'd o'clock tho coll of "lunch'' is it?di d ?.-.er the wire and tho tired opera;.ir.^ aro given a few mintos' re.-u. 'l'en is presented the picture of thc op?-alor in Tho intelligencer nillo*?, ono nand with a (loath j;rip on ?. ham .? ..'in wich, while with the other ho "1 .o " tho operator In tlreenvile, :*p.i* i; ir ..; Charlotte or Columbia. IK- tile tan tuny he: "Say. .lohn, T :: i-.v^iiur girl yesterday und she was i\ <. i : :.ether fellow." At midnight t ie grind begins again .md nt-'iniiei until 2:.'50 o'clock in the morning when thc "30" which in ucivspup parlance stands for "gooo n'u'u.t " reinos trickling in, However, th'.s " call la never received in any iiewspap. r o (Hoe until all the nows of thc world h t:; ?icen ussemtblcd in tho main < lice and sent out to all tho nows)!.!i er.; represented. When ull the details of the day's happenings hnvo boen covered aa thoroughly as pvssi'do, tile "30" call is received and within a :ow minutos the ticking of the Instrument ceases and nothlntr is heard nenin until at ti o'clock tn the i-veniag that sumo old friendly mes (-.ag?. "Good Evening" gladdens tho ear of the hundreds of boys ulong tho ii ire*. SAGE TEA PUTS LIFE AND COLOR IK HAIR Dont stay grey! Sage Tea und Sui plinr darken* hair so naturally thal nobody ran tel). You can turn gray, faded hnir beau tifully dark and lustrous almost over night if you'll get a 50c bottle of Wy eth's Sage and Sulphur'Hair Reme dy" ar any drug Store. Millions of bottles of this old famous Sage Tea Recipe are sold annually, says a well known druggist here, because lt dar kens the hair so naturally that no one can tell that lt has been applied; ' Thoa whose hair is turing gray, be coming faded, dry, Bcragglly and thin, have a surprise awaiting them? be cause after one or two applications the gray huir vanishes and your locks become luxuriant dark and beauti ful-nil dandruff goes, scalp itching und tailing nair stops. This la the age of youth. Gray hair ed, unattractive folks aren't wanted around, so get busy with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur tonight and you'll he delighted with yoi. r dark, hand some hair and your youthful appear ance within a few days.-Agent Ev ans' Pharmacy. (Adv.) * * ? SOUTH WILL?AMSTON * * . Suoht Wiiltarastoh, March 2.-Dr. ,V, F. Lander has carried Mr. Lem coggins to a hospitale in Columbia or treatment for rheumatism from vhich he has been crippled for two ir. three years, being confined to his red for most of that time. Ho baa nany friends In and around William ton who iv (sh for Len a speedy recov xy. ?, ,, Miss Piora Adams is at home again ifter spending tho week in Greenwood vita her sister, Mrs. U. A. Stalnaker. Messrs.' Mich Ripley and Jno Li. 'euee spent Saturday and Sunday m Inderson with hopio folks. I tt'rs. Riles of Anden on has boen Isitlng her daughter Mrs: John Powell n this city. l ev. Louis Ml Smith of Anderson Hied his regular appointment at the "irst Strcot Baptist clhirch Sunday af erooon at 3> o'clock. Mr. Hiram W. Kirby left for New ?ork to purchase spring and summer cods for tba Wllliatuston mills and Calhoun Falls, mill i.torri ot which, he i manager. Mr. L. C. McCall spent Friday In inderson on business. MVs. U A. Brown spent a few days n Anderson lest week with her moth - r. Mrs. Corbett. ORATORS AT K ASM: V rYe?nitasry < ontrst to Held in Pick ms Oeaatr Basle?. March S.~Td tifc prellmlnn y oratorical contest held hero Fri lay plght tb select representativos for *n Pit-kens' County Piedmont and 'o oratorical contests, Osborn Wil ??rt?S wss- the winner of first place, ny Billson, second place and* Louis i cry. third. The other speaker* in hs'contest were; Billy Anderson, Cart, 'erry. Alex sm un and lawrence i.en-j lardt. Tim subject of Mr. William's I mitton was.'"Tho Withdrawal from j ho- tinton." by Jefferson Davis. Tho Judges for tbe occasion were: ( ir. S. r. pavia, muries K. Posion.' hd Harryt H. Harris, all of Oreen-! HI*.. *.??'. I The medal In.tbis contest wnr. glv-' n by Superintendent W. W. Benson, i PROSPECTS BRIGHT MASS MEETING TO BE HELD THERE WEDNESDAY. LOCAL MEN ATTEND It Is Hoped to Get the Matter in Such Shape That It Will Go to Success. \ delegation o? business men will leave Anderson Wednesday morning tor Abbeville to attend the mass meeting, to be held there at il o'clock in (he interest of Hie Ahhovillle-An tn villc-Anderson Interurban project. Among thoHo who will probably go are A. S. Farmer. Chairman of the Kail road intension Committee of the local Chamber of Commerce and Secy. Whaley -t the ?anio body. M. X. Pat terson, original promoter of thc prop osition and -. -. Tate of thc Tate Hardware Co., and others. An attempt' will bc made in Abbe ville to raise snffipfent money at thc muss meeting to finance the ?irst 1?? tr. I es ol' the projected interurban, or that part between Abbeville and An treville.' All stores in thc city of Ab beville will close Wedncsdav for four hours, so that subscriptions may be taken, sind it is believed that between S7">,000 and SlOO.Onn will be raised, which is enough with tree llghts-of way a!hd donations ut the way of grade work to put the Hrst 16 miles I through, and begin work on it. If Abbeville |g''siicccssfuj in the mutter the plan ls to- finance the re mainder of the linc, 17 miles to An? derson through ifieans secured In this city and by landowners between herc and Antrevlile, and tn use a like plan to finally extend the line all the way from Kasley to Augusto. Sneakers in Abbeville Abbeville. Mardi. 2 -A in?v? mcel ing of the citizens of Abbeville county Interested In the proposed new elec tric railroad to run .from Kasley through Abbeville to Augustn will be held in the opera house on Wednesday, March the 4th, at 11 o'clock at which ex-Go^'Sftepjlnrd, J. W. Thurmond. A. fl.^?tfgot?. ?of' Edfiefleld, P. Al W/.uilc\'' ahd'V.' Frank Watkins.of An dorfidt? abd' Mh?rs Will make ad dresses.- 'lt. ft p*fopds"d to raise $J00. COO u?fore apMaPpirc*?llon ls made for a cliaf??r. '.'(KiWdeWble interest all alon^^ttjfe' rVSfito'^s brMng manifested, and thc praejmfts Tor' the line arc ex ccllent!1'-All ?'.lae''merchant* of Abbe ville h?ve' a#ri*f<d to-'rtoso their storei, from ll untH -?'o'clock'in order to nt: tend the' me^fe?rr. . -, .'{rim At a recenvHwHtirbf thc AbbeTOJc. Benevolent Association the following off^ers ^?r?t?'lft?ted: President Mrs. J. C. Ellis; vice president. Mrs. S. C. Seal, and Mrs, C. D. Brown; treasurer, Mrs. C. C.-Gumbrell; secretary, Mrs. T. H. Forman. /. i.i.e . -'?"?". - * * # * * * * * * 3ft .'I' -'ei -Mli ?<ti-/JH i..: J? * THE D/yy JIN^CONGRESS * ea ?a ^ . ^ March ? 1914 . Senate Met at noon. Immigration committee continued hearings on tile Burnett bill. Lewis It. Parker of New York, pre sented amendments to the Immigra tion bill. Woman suffrage constitutional amendment discussed after an unsuc cessful movement tb table it. Ten thousand petitions against the -prohibition amendment received from Kentucky. Adjourned nt 5':oO':p. m.. to noon Tuesday. " House Met at noon. Soeretary Bryah' cancelled his en-| gageaient' to expiate the Mexican sit uation to the foreign affairs commit tee. Miscellaneous , niue considered un-| der unanimous consent. . Commissioner RiVerla .told the insu lar committee nothing but lndepen-| dence would satisfy, Porto Ricans. Passed bill giving Fort McHenry grounds to Halthitor . for park pui poscs. Henry W. I^e of Chicago, told al committee that Chicago Lake Front j bill waa a "frame up." Representativo Siayden blocked ni bill to pension (He widows and orphans | or the Spanls'a-Amerlcn war. Adjourucd at G:07 p. m.. to noon) Tuesday. A mn: vu,LI: S A BU KN EB ? By Ihe neath of- STr*. Warren .Smith und Ernest Gary Spocjal t'orre-pondenco. Ahiievllle. March" a.-The sad news of the death or Mrs. Warren Smith, pr South America, roached her family her?. on Saturday. Cnttl her man-large to Mr. Smith, who holds a government notion fh So;j& ?s&tte?, she .WHS * resident of Abbeville, being the young est,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tho?. Sea?. . Mrs. Smith wad*??ry much beloved by her many friends here and much sympathy ls f,;it for he?, grlcf-strlcken family. Her remains arc expected to ronch Abbeville on tho 9th for Inter ment Judg* Eugene ?. Gary received a telegram on Sunday evening telling b-.tn oi r^e death of his bon. Ernest G?ry. Wlio was, n siu?eni ai Washing ton and Lee I'nlversity. Willie walk ing with a mend; Cadet Smith. Brneai stepped ont or. a pond or ice to t?st it when it broke with him. He went under and et forts wdre made to rescue him but lt was inrpuasibie as the Ice wat: so thin. ?rne?t wu? just ab ooy but was u great favorito in Abbeville, npd fricada here and; all over the stato REA] Ch FER Dry, Finely Mixed, F re with scientifically blent They are made in Ande and see them made-^Iv OUR Pl You cannot do better, j ANDER FRANK P. SLOAN? Salesman. A rule rsi. II, S. V. Plume No. KM. will he saddened to know of his tragic end. Ho is survived by his father. Chief Justice Kugenc B. Gary and his mother, four sisters and one brother. Ill*, body will be brought to Abbeville' immediately for interment. H. B. L. BKA!? MIAN A ('K!PPLK. r'triller Particular* nf thc Killing ul Pelser Saturday. Th.? following account of the killin.; at Poised was written by tile corres pondent ut that place and should have been in Sunday's paper., but on ac count 'if t!ie remarkable jack of postal facilities in Anderson was not roi .<lvoi| here until Monday: Ar. unusual tragedy occurred, at ?J o'clock Saturday morning in (fjM'fl winn in a, drunken bruwi Kill j?rid; ma-.i shot and killed a younger brother. Rh'hi. rai a Tipple. Bill came home under the influence of liquor, a little before ._' o'clock In the morning.'Wilke lit -ruo iii er-n nd brother up saying-that Richard was IHng In. the! yard and Wouldn't como in thfc house, lust fhc-n Richard came iniflihtl tljalr mother tays they Imi??e^n^^wont togctbe ano she heard a pistol shot. Richard sank to the floor and'.''ho flushed Bill ?nick on the bad, irjSeM he said he wa? CPI all t?' pieces, he bad to shoot hi* brother to protect himself.. Richard; lived about thirty minutos. Dr. Dendy wat; called'and did'what-he could to relieve the dying mim. t'oronor .Har din came over and examined a fc?f wit nesses and . Foreman Karlin with his jury agreed; that Richard Bridgman^ ?'?me TO? nie death itv-, a weapon in thr hands of Rill Bridgman. Rill Bridgman was committed to jail to await the action of tho court in Maj-. ' Benet threatened to Fire on Ships. Berlin; March 2.-Admiral (Von Diodorichs, of the German navy, has ?had? u formal reply to a statement m. tho autobiography of Admiral Dew ey that German warships Interfered with Gie blockade of Manila Ray by l! titted Slates warships . during the r-'pnnian-Amorlcan war, by charging that Dewey threatened to fire upon the Kn'iv-.-'s battleships. According to the rep;v. winch wa6 pul>ilshed In. The Mann ? .tundsc'iun, ?Admirai 1 ewey thrcat.ui-' the Ger,-, i.mub with war. If they di;, not ceas,c their interference.- Admit ul 'Dewey (filled upon Admiral Von }? .oderiohs to exp'aln. ' Adii'iial Dewey graduai-v .lalkcl hluu-elf Into a passion.' t<aid the. Ger in if? eii'lcer, "ile sahl- 'Why, I will s ?op < ? ch vessel, no mat* ,r what col ors the flies. And ft i 'ic does not .?t:?p 1 shall tire on h.?;-. . And that meant, war. do you know, >iv':' " o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o ? TO OUR READERS. ? o ?-' ? o According te pre?lons aa* o o nounccmeut, the tine for (tend* o o lng The Baily Intelligencer to o e all suhjwrlbers fa the Semi? e o 1?cehljr adi* with Tuesday?? ls- o o ?tte. At this time the US?K will o o he separated and the dnlly mall- o e ed only to those subscribing to o o itt the Semi* Weekly being ?eat o o * to all sahsetdhees not taking the o o Baity. These not witching te e o sales a copy ot the Bally frill o o please Banty ?s at once, ?a a o their aarnea nay he catered ea o o our nailing list. o o Retara cards have Ucea nail* ? o ? ii' ta ali Mihscn?crs, ?nd ire a o would ask tassel* fe* hstraaw d o promptly If they wish the Bally o o paper ?eat on to their address, o o We are*, very naen pleased ? ,o with the large number of ?ah* o e ?reihen already secured ta the e o Bally, and we expert many o o nore ta sead In their Banes at o o once. y o o rte trust yea hate ali enjoyed a raadlas; tba Dally ?lace we be. a a? aaa Heading lt _tc^ yea.^ The o ?> pmy*.ii?? ?a inn maris in ?Min o paper is ta Increase it?? ??*?t?l. ? A ness crear issac a ad la Blake it o o the leadla? newspaper IB the e Pl^ateat. Your heln will ha a uppretfared. a . THU ANOKRSON o. BAILY JNTKLI.IO?7?PKR: a .M LT THIS TODAY Br?tM r ILI Z E R s . -are always e from lumps, full weight, in good sound bags led ammoniates. ?rs on and you are invited to come to the factory estigate before you buy. RICES ARE RIGHT, TOO ? rou may do worse, Write or telephone. SON FERTILIZER CO. 9 I Umm Progressive Bankers Invite Your Patronage THIS"PRUDENT" YOUNO MAN BANKED HIS MONEY AND BECAME A PARTNER IN THE BUSINESS Such a thing as nev: "having a chance" is all BOSH. Every has a chance if he will only TAKE the chance. Older men with lots of MONEY are looking for younger men rith a little money whom they would like to take into PARTNER- /, SHIP. ' Nothing can hold down a man with CHARACTER and money. BANKING YOUR money will build your character . Do it and have BOTH* Make OUR B.ir.k YOUR bank Wc pa>' 4 per cent, interest qtarteily. Anderson, S. C. te Cife?p$, N&t?oim&l :a^^>jBnWH,. *> ; ing the past year. .% i There ia a reason for this, try us with a por tion ol; your business now-later you will ?ive us all* ...We Pay Interest on Savings... f. ? T ? . * ? J. IL Andersen, Pre?. J. F. Shumate, Caah. Tte Fatffttt?v* ksudt M^cIhsiMfi -?sunik ooottHUUVWlooi! .j > Tte FaMjnieir* L?& '?mds Tfftt?. Ge. Whose combined resources ar? 'a titile Che rise of One Million Dollars ar? taking; on ???r?fcr ?fe?w Accounts ey ?ry day than ?Ver hef oar?. *\ .*. .\ /. .V Small deposite and small loans are ?specially desired and are ?specially appreciated and reedfos especial attention. " Interest paid on deposite. Atl Hold guns boree/ter 'nlted States arroy*wll.*lr list they eat? ho iiabd ; lanes. .the ?tod: I'nder forest bia rubber gail give tho trees s thon, tor gue?. is m C'olom > required io ad in topping