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TONIGHT AT 9 Nothing Has Ever Cr?ai Great Contest Has?E The Combination in 1 BE ON TIME Tonight at ? o'clock the great con test ends. It has keen a great fight for fame und honor. Tin different, candidates have all done very, good work.. The readers of The.Intelligen cer have given the enterprise th?; best of support and have helped their favorite candidate. Now .conies the great .question in the minds of the reading public of Anderson and this part of South Carolina. Wro will bo the lucky, ones this evening? This is a question for the judges to doddat One tltlrr'li certain and that is that the um'I dLij! ihat wins the first grand prize will kay.e to be up and doing un til the last moment Tho race is go ing |o b?.faaj and,furlpua (o.the very end. tiX .i'. ... . . Go and see your, cIok?, friends, as.,a lust resort' Jf. tboy -have, .glv.en yoi| a subscription ?arUcr. In the game, ask them for another one ton|gljtf . It might mean 't#Q.winMpg,.ot ti),?..FOr4 Car. TeR,,,tboin what you aro doing and Bhow.thoin your respite and, ash. Tor tholr; ifclp. Bear in mind that tho candidates are. many im itlio'prl?es jfew, and^soft\o h*vo got .to lose tonight. Do not .be numbered among the losers unless you j abcolutoly Jtave to. DISTRICT ]NO. 1. hft_ All Ternary vTitkla the Corporate Limits of Anderson. , ... I Mrs. Ja Miss T. 8now s Harris 'Donoell TjreaU ....... 'If-T^i." . .'*'* ?o'it Barton ....... Payne. .. ie Bock ......... y ... ... herb Van Wyck . .. Cathcart. 1er Thompson?.... uart Bruce Misa Nef" Mrs, J. Mise VI Mice Al Miss My: Miss Isa Miss M; h Miss '..Mlas mjss fi Mrs. Ola* Miss Kits' Mrs. J. 1 Mrs. Hui Mrs. J. .1, en Mrs. H. IP. Elsenman Miss Lula/.R. Smith . Miss fide* Campbell, .... Miss Greta MccloUau. .... .Mrs. O. f..Taylor ... .. Miss Annie Cunningham Mrs. C. iff DeCainps . .. . Miss Luia Brown. MISS Elisabeth McGep . MIbb ?i?a Avcry . Miss Lai* Garrison ,.. mibs in. Q. Harrison ... SSm VT 19 ftaysor .. Miss Mattle Gaillard. Mrs. Raymond Beaty .. Mrs. Susie C. Frederick ., Miss Lynda Thompson .'.. Misa Annie Williams .. Mrs. Clarence' Osborno .. DISTRICT NO. iiil; ISO 115,900 ::$Si 12B.1?P ..B9.??* ..5US? >%? 136,30.1 . 50,175 1094& ..70,800 80.030. . 04,460 . 50,225 . 50,020 1*0.145. .Mm iu?,L'6*> . tSJUpl ..63^575 ,..62,100 . 122,900 .95,730 . 123,105 . 41,9^5 ..4$,Z26 136.625 AU nursii nosisg.and Towns Oats id? I the Corporate Limits of Ander,, sea la Western Sonth | 59,335 Carolina,. DONALD*. h Miss Virginia Nelson. ? LOWND?t?YLL?. Miss Ella Floyd.. '.39,915 I?A. . Miss Sola Mae Hanks.43,4*6 Miss Nora -Met ?ul?q?gli .. .. ..48.8 III Mrs. S. M. McAdams..5030 , {} 8TABR? Mrs. N K> Yoarglu ...111,275 Miss Maty Pool.39,025 Mlas Mattio^Boola*e?,?.1,026 Miss Lain Prtco .1,026 BKLTON. Miss aura Martin .45.030 Miss .Annlo Mcdtfnncll .. ..89,335 Je VsndlvtJf MiuB faille Wright "" W Mrs. R, .L. ? t. nief 4230 86450 ?I^.C?O Miss Paille Miss Sarah Spearman 1. . Miss Annfcv AHre???'v?^, ?r.-.. Mrs. V. 11. ?IrMgtfiX.:".'.>....39 Miss Kltt?*Wlth:>V'...v.,>> ,Mr.. ,<% BHWT;-?...~?.VI24**1*, Mrs. Qscar McCurry..-.50,430 Misa Albert* <Jesth....... I.. H W*o Misa 30ay*,sv:V.r... .\ 49.S2S Miss Kathie?* filr?d i.. ... 42.?^ MU? Vera West atlas ter Mrs. Otto nunrisa .tt%.?4vfcV 66^65 ted The Interest that This (allot Box is Locked and the Hands of Judges AND VOTE I I?KM)L?TOX; |MibH Margaret Kvuns.123,020, j tow mille. Mrs. J. D. Bnub.. ..'. .42320 ! Mm. . Lon Boleman. 48,315 Mm. N. C. Brown .. 42,225 AORUT?. .j MIsb Lola Whiting..^^.^Off MIbs Burnett Alexander.1,025 LIBERTY.' Miss Nolle Robinson...30,025 KAMLEY. . L'Liill Mis Gladys Smlt. .h..4LOW MJab. Kdqa ^A^Sfr MU? Mw I^e^orf?B'RKDO ..66.175' ' LETHAL. I Miss Mary LooTwrbRFft 6.81:625 Miss mm*$ *t9r? RPb'e.. so.oj M*j,t R^,0Pa!ietsa(o RFD 7.. ?o>:i5 'Mks. ?^m-iBsid.?. Mrs. Oco. VV^HWela.42.010. Mrs.. C. S^^iJLssssdsr.j,,..... i?.C?i Miss liattie Greeno5...\.,.#...3y,025 NEW MARKET, g Mis*... Almena ?plwatn A... ,ai,025 .*. THE DAY IN CONGRESS * .. .5* *r *sv mAimjii iv, ittV ?. M'.-L-nt ..Noon. -, Senate i -forain* rattona^n|^ cd '?T^f^-tiROhftrt^on. r?nawin?-.4^n, tngtorvhelU botoro the labor,couunit toe. ; ; Adjourned at 5:40 to nopu Th?rs* ^^ ifii Met at noon. ^Conggue^ * d?bat? on the. ^ggr^ui Ad jour nod 5:20 p. m. to noon Thurs day. - 3tareS12tht.MI.tor,, '/ < 1880? ?lr Alexander M&ckeeite. Up eovorer of the Mackunalo river, died in Scotland. Born in Sc??? land about 1766. 1825?Pasturing cows on Boston com mon forbidden. 1123?United States pension beurijaj established. ^aHi 1851?England. Franco and Turkey . j formed, a tripla alliance against Russia. ifl?i?C?en. t-.ant appolnbrd to the chief caminand of. the federal aripies. 1881? Assassination of Emperor Alexander .IL, qf Russia., 1003?Czar issued, a decree granting . rei'glous freedom in .Russia. 1913?The Federal government began a du1tr**aln*t the Sugar' Trust. IS1144J-L-U-1,1 "I .,. -Mr-^ . Biutcmrni of th? < ond|Uo? of the BANK OF WLMAMHTON located at^Vlllaa^ffsRt 8. C^;at the| close of business Marek 1, 1011. RESOURCES: Loaniand-CHscbuntH . . ..$ llUftfl^f Overdrafts.v*v? LSS|?W Furniture and Fixtures '.. ; 1.393.10 Bapkfcve;. House......4,438.32 Wgfri&fi* ::.::>;: ISS Silver and Other Minor Clearing llouso Asb'ii. . . 10&4JO Total., . .152,407.43 j hl??rr^T?ES: j Undivided Profits, IcsnT'ar- , , repAt Expenses abd Taxes l?v&aV-^ " :J??e?; check .. ' ? .' \\ ... .04,787.61' Certificates of De- I jOdiier'a checks. ; , *.*1|J6 HTqtei. . .1152.407.43 STArfe OF SOUTiXcCAlipUNA. County ot. Anderson, Before,*mo, :pam,o 1er of ?ne'<d am4 Financial and ft* w ? t T ?? New. York Cotton Now York, .Mardi 11.?Cotton was} le??.active today, and after jtn open ing advance eased off under liquida tions or a r?newal of bear pressur?.' Selling ,wns.PQbJff?M?xfc bo*ev?r* and the clone was unchanged hut was steady.to .six poleiB lower. 'Closing prices , were at practically the final figur? of yest-rday on old crop months, and M' "Ch maintained .a premium of some 5.' (o ?'J points over May deliveries, A private rofKirt. indicating an. in-, create in acreage of about'J.7 per cent attracted some attention, lint the fig ures sceine/l to, bp wUUQUt any im portant market influence. Spot cotton quiet; middling uplands 1310; gulf 133j. No sales. Cottop fu tur.* closed steady. Opening. March. 1210 May . 117!? .Inly. llG'J October..... llf>0 wNewrOrlean* Cotton Dec. 1U8 Close tm in; n.-.o 11351 in: i Orleans. La., March .11.?The market was nervous and nar ,yA The close was steady., prit ":h 2 points down to one point I up. epmpared with the last quotation's I OkJEMftMCflajfra. Tho low levels of the l<^Wm>*WVW? n< whon .Uie trading months were 7 to 8 points un der yesterday's' close, but ^rofjt tak ing by scalping shorts caused a reac tion late in the session. At the hlgh csl the' market stood three to-Six points over yesterday's finals. Spot cotton steady unchanged. Mid tiling. 12 3-4. ' Sales on tho spot 1.85S; :to. arm? 561.. 'C-otfon futures,.elose March. . 1248;. May 1236: July 1236; Aug. lllisj^pcr ; December 11437" f lober 11VJ; Dcccmbt v Liverpool Cation .v:,!| 11.?Cotton spot . IdverjMpfe, March...... steady.i ?p^ nUddJJng, 735; .tulddjing t?y srin?iing ??f. Sales..9.000, speculation,, ami export 800. II -cdptn it,000. Futures quiet.. ton Seed Oil Ne I OH tf , York, Mar.cir.'ll..-Cotton seed ay was firm* and' higher, pur tic vif, vou^T ? no *s* **s cassas ifi^i?)?? j'iaa v?v> iil4rl?-'tUe_tftjrreil* pbsjfeleiMMnfr'.yk tery.] ?mal! , tenders .and. covering on w&aj.also.- soipQ.:,local. shorts RHP m there la^.O, .buying . of. forward * .tho '.strength of w~i .^^eMtsAhe M To market cloacd' u toady; -r?;..>;, ; . ..By.** Fant*? UroTo Correspondent Writes an Interesting Letter oaslp apd.Wiinc,Fields, are.very. 84pkt \Ye hope, they ,wWj soon recover,. , The. land tor ;thq J?e.w.. achopl, buljd-.| ina was surveyed last Saturday,* .v\ will tie built just across th > soad .fro?^1 ine church. r**r> A. VY, Faut gave the v. 1? AY. Nplaon praAalia<C>t the usual hour lat;t Sunda>*. Ills subject ^Lost Opportunities." Ills! text ^^ehapter 4?,-v^e.-23^ , if our. youpg pcoplp attended entertainment, at, Zipu sqhoo.l l?st nlghL Thpy report.a.one .time., if .emimMii.aj.uM rtsas' ot,r,ea4b> ! Uw^-syesicttane^-wfeA-Qnd with rola-' tivrm \ here and attended church -et FafiV? fijroyo. lest^wjeek. Oui} Sunday school BUporlntinedunl ahpuncc* Sunday .school, for the nex 11 uday. makes no difference IT it la ! raining or sleeting, pr.snowing, and [there, has been a aod crowd every! ; Sunday afternoon since tl :, school waa1 Ireorganised, Dol?w, arc. a few lines t>n* an' article ;on. tra? friendship by a, goo#,w*?^ ' '"A frlond, Js a t erson who fs fbrj yqti^dlwejrs, undo - any suspicions. accuser .to. .clqa? ut. Ho likes your failure endears you h* bctt?r than a^ov n**fcr.Jeajwui ?y faithful Wives and ro ?^-few ,.^H ? -.ty \etdiid' .^'yott- wiiea.! you^grp rlr : ,a friend stands by yooj even when ou are wronk^..^ Uke. yo^r.. yloasurc . tvftb hint. VC hloirt Wucn you ar<j( sick,, .vpu. w^ V?IWJWH?'- -JWmh vqu are dying, you, rolttioufr of.M ^u?tVdr siuf? en w, u^iuiui folks don't o^, AXli >w. -whe? people wsnt: in the tyiMMM poor Qo much for the poor, but we cai reiotee over the fact, that' when-'lb1: Cotton Goods. New York*. March IL?Cotton goods market were qtilst today Worsted yarns were in light demand after re ix-iii advances. Embroideries wer?] dulU Light JsCe* are selling steadily. Money Market New York, ) March *iV^-Cail naoaey steady 1 / ? a 2; ruling rate 2; clos ing l 7-8 ? 2. Time loans from sixty days 3; nine ty .days," 3 iU; sbjj^montlis :: 1-2 a 3-4.. Mercantile paper 4 ? 4 1-2. SterUpg. exchange firm; sixty days is:'..?:.; doihand 486. Cpjjiniercial bills S43 1-8. Bar a||ver 08 l-8/r Government bifc* v-easy ; railroad bonds J^reguiar. , ' ^ Stociu and Bonds Now,, Vork. Mar?hj-:41.?Thg strong. tqn?> of the preceding session was lacking In. the .'stock, market . today, and fluctuations', we?e .li regular., Early attempts to ex,tejid the rise ware* olt?c?sd by Jargq selli'pg .of Am erican sugar an<|u east rn railroad shares. S?gar, ich .to the lou ent point since .1007^ l eading, Ntw Haven and New. Yorkj Central developed heavi ness. The .whole list softened. 1rt*?b^r^lnmIs^d' In the latter part 'of.the day und among the industries 1 there;>^<fo^'?W?jft$P* - l'01"1!^, .? strength. .'Railroad shares,', however, ext|)blted further..weakness. Bock Is land, comp; rf'tfit'ii lrtv the preferred at 7; 1-4 and tho collaterals at 40 touch ed ,new low records,. W-storn Paclfto ;>s dropped .4 pqlnt*.. to a low. record at;vSfr>i^ Xfi >AWr,' . Imprv^eurents.amppr "io Industries was aided .by .good y 'or'ts from tho irpn nnd'steel traoy., Low priced cop per, irholf? w^re'bo?gjit on Indications of an . Increased, denjaud for the ' me-' ta^f,.-, j .. ' ',.,? . . tendon, .Rabiot?, fjfeportod , cheerful feeling in th?i English market.. Bonds w.oro irregular, . torn! sales S2.200.o00. Cnjtcd. \ States. 2a . registered declined '"Tbtat sajaH. ^eV?; 571.000. ?ago Grain, Chicago^ Marcel I.-Wheat prly.cn' divided today,, bccqniiog firmer, for,the pn?wr cropf but . Weisser for the old. Hfravicessiprovailed at the close which iyairieikv, wmilln^dd^aLtteeolh off v uuM^t>leyyf^^ttg>lo of a shade ovef quarter. . In prpvlaiona tho outconfe was a rise of 5 to 7vl-2. Ui ai poor pj>y Utng foiiud thi unhappy m-n. kcuViilm to borrow his coat, the cljpjy. saft|;/'I .htftye npne." ] tjttjr on Cotton Exehgjite.^ on th? bulletin boards of.th? Charles-' ton'eoU?u cx?hangp tddav.?f .the sa^e of. ?00', bales' of ?ottouJffi?rli? the .first j activity of thiti kind of a w,ee? ?a lo Sca! cu?^/y&cl?s... T??.^itps'.s'a?^i; [ is pretty^woll over, sp "far as Charles-, j ton,.Is concerned, and. besides prices .of Uie~*taplc are a little off just flew, Cbn^eSMenily, s bjong hs tho 'quota tions rcmfifu. what th?y pre now, there will be'uftlc actlv|ty hj the marked Since tjhe "first of "last }*ept'emte,r, the opening of the cotton season, the sales' of Cotton, oh the' local rnnrkei ltayq !iuu)tinted to io.r?52 h?i?a - This cess Pft?e> favorably w(th tfje sales for last year. Th? total salcs^j; the.vfhol'e of .last sofcoa were 10,000 bates. Cot to^> this, jvjar has bro?|Jht.as high as 12 1-J?e#,an;the locaf market. To Chf thai. &. Mo tho Ins ^tIcJs Llic Lonkfer* rch ILrH tlary and^ or in d,lt _ tOv'Q! RffWeis... Xhs.JJ intitulions prolo located at fvav at. &?Zl tlm close of business March. 4, ip?? j W^aqtoS;. .3 18.423.7l> an|,Fix,urt;s.v ... ( 2'.!.:.:t ??nks and BankV '"' 1 Com.,. ?.1G. Ixchange;? for lb- Clearing \P*mc**..1&4.S3. QKsWOM'rOf i : " i?ca,andK,?Sp? t\ attjH., . .... 13.172.qz tes., of ?te V? ... .... n.n iqcks . j a,. t . .t.u, ; ' .. U<1... .. - Vi.vJ J 5 Passenger Ford Touring Car First Grand Prize! Thf* is the be?t.?hd most popular car in the United States for any ?g^nWjnaYe it without one c*nt of cost to you. Take the tip? TWO, SECOND GRAND PRIZES ONE FOR EACH DISTRICT IVERS & PONDS ; P|ANO, ^ Value $450^ NO HOME IS COMPLETE WITHOUT A PIANO , I *-v . _ ?.? ? & ii?f. e I1/.C LSCSir<Ct VIO. 4, This instrument is fully guaran teed by the makers and by C- A? R*e4 Piano and O'gs^i Company. They 'want yon id sail and let THE LESTER PIANO Rrs^rrw.^^.Ko. 1. ar^ jb?atity, of such -design, could hardly be . given in such, limited j?t^Go see ;for'yeuwlef, at ???Iis, & Spearman's Music House.'. -j They wilt be glad to demonstrate ' this beeutiful instrument to you, - j V. u : TW?.THIRD FRIZES. QNE. FOR EACH Dl??9!CT ,No. 1?ROCK HSi,L Smgtc Buggy?Value fully gu& nhtecd by Tfc* Fretwe?l Company, and is ai Ae^ shovr rcrom^ They welcome you to call same. W? have nothing, up our sleeve with which to deceive you, NO .SLIDiNG -fCALE OF VDTS3, A Yoarr Subscr^ptiort gets 18.?0C Vote*, No Mere, N? Ustv , Our Oantctt Oov.^ March 12th, 1914, at Nb* P. M. ft ISLHIIIIiilllillllllllill.itni.lllfSiailliflliiiiiiuiisia 1 1 A*