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"There Gees That Telephone Belli1 And more than likely ' you're buey arith callers or right in tba midst of some important task. But.you"ve got to go>to that telephone,-end the stair? have got to be climbed, whether you like it or not. Now you don't try to get along with one r/ater faucet, why with' one telephone? Why not have an Extension Wall Telephone to bring the calls to you? Save the wearing tramp up stairs, or down. Have a Bell Telephone at your elbow, always. ? -. . .. -- ? j '-\ '? $1.00 per month tn residences. SOUTHERN PELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY fl rSS77TrS/SJ'S'' \ ~/f? RIDER AGENTS WANTED T/?W J *^rS ^? V?^???^/?5??.. JfrtofarWparJcuiant afnd ipccfci i ,\jfcr alonen / l\ I OfM m ?Wl? 7i1,cht,mefou:mnyri?eU,oblc>'cl0* / Ix Kilt iuUsV Ifl PJlft If rou are ?ion notpertectly?s*iflSedoroOii?twtab.to fceeoUi?hl. IM'JiH SSM m tiUlMcsc'eei"vlvuw*mm*??mKIBeam*^ *?gkU HeJsethsre Paictore-Prooi * M U i ? ' " \, .'.'I?T? . -:? This Committee is organizing pn Educational llurcau, because it hasT 'fKil&'iri Bcfceat?on. ; ,a. ? ? / Bacon said:^Knowledge m. power." To know is to hove dominion over the kingdom of Nature^a?a to fort?e Mother-Earth to yie!d up her secrets an.-i treasures. \the ioiiowing facts go to substantiate tina: Money Valvation of form products in U/S. Itt 1M3-$10,000 900.000.00 Exports of farm product? in 191.-? - . 1,724^.0^^00.00 Kai valuation Of firm products left for home uso- 8,275,000,000.00 Total peopiu to consumo the above --~--~.100,000,000. > .Average anow?nco of each per year -- -- 4. . ?2.75 Average aflcwanco of each person per rr.cnlh-T 7.00 Farms operated, to.produce the abcv^ - -?.wST - ?j?OO.O?O. Ai*?a^rproduction of each f^rm -S l ,600.00 Sixty per cent of all labor Investment in lost because ofci . ?'j a lack Of knoWlcdj?e. lt iz\t?s CK muth work to pro duce ten bur.heiii of corn per aero as it/doc* to produce v forty bushels. In A.bo states of VfrginiaJ. North .Carolina, South CAroJlr.a, C.eorgh Florida, Alabama, . ? ,., Tennessee, Miasissippt-and jLwuishy.a thara are foliated >'" ?^?IL^^T''1-^..-'-XTSTttsatr**:-2?,?5i,o?n aerea Wh??h prjfov arf^svert?e nefcac o of -Tl"'F *ffilffit f ^?y ^ ? bushels Tttte^Bew^finWi tnafe^pwwSS tho most skeptics! thsi .??.J w"f?w *? .??.' cTTKi^KOi u?ui pri?re? taree- ."t5aB'Tr-/ fifthfe-??iSBt???tkj?r tn tito ^production r?f. cora in the M above mentioned nine ?en?icaatern states ix wasted -jj No* ana af these .states rgiTC* e^Aifrh f?ed-f^u^ ii for ita own ooe-r-Georgiai??^ i? purch-?^ focd prod- v. I ucts anaualiy irom other shi tes amounting to .Vi?b?i*?> ?3&ftBTO,006,0&}j This 1? almost- the each Vail? of Georgia's<^ott?n Crop. ' ?j The total.cotton crop' in49IB|wS3'<^'UiIl^x...^^L^tL>4MH^H^H|H The total acres planted wc?e-...y.,,,._ij^t:. I Tra? ?ti?i?i.gi; ?Li!il al illili ii"1 ThouKanda of farrpera have proved thatra-ftn??'por acre Is ?- low average when you kh?w hOw. Tho aboVo Showh that sb-.tv nar cent of ^-bor ll Invested is lest. . " ' " - ~s; " Wc propose, ihrcsgh tSo'E?tacational ^?S&. Iv uniter ovary assistance lt _j oosathie in brinain^t?ie effinencv of tha -f*rm te its high^t S?S?-^X? ?} Write ai? once for special bulletins on cotton and erm. Sent free on ll s - lammest. ' {I - . Atis?m!^!rtJ.a.^A. jj ALONG THE ~ HIGHWAYS It t the Tramp Thal Cao ? Tale UafoW. By M. QUAD Copyright.,!*! by Atroclatrd Lit era ry'Pre??. .?III i i At ll o'clock at night lie Mood leau-. lpg a gu lust a ljtiu|>|KM?t nt au IIUKIU of; ?orty-tive degrees. Only n tramp could-have malufaiued lt a minute. "YVliere l'tn ?elli? ti? sleep tonight thc devil only knows-right here, inell be. If this o'd lamppesl don't get ttilL ered out. . ' "8ify. Ibis touring the country hain't half had. 1 wouldn't go so fal-' as to n?co:un:vr.ded tbi? heir td a.million do!T lar ostute to tvrn tramp, lint at tho sntne time 1 wish to say that enjoyable events are constantly happening tn this profession. Perhaps lim leading one is being suspected Of murder, it hus huppcned to me some five or six times, a ml 1 now look forward to it HS it part and parcel of the season's pro gram. - ..There baa been s murder commit tod in a city, a Village or out in the country. : nud the murderer has got away. The first thing the police do. fniliug to timi the guilty party within a few hours, ls to lay thc crime to tramps. Their own records would show thom that the tramp class ls moro clear of capital crimes than al most any other, and yet the'first In st I not is to go for .lt. The call KOCK fort Iv 1" city and. village to round lt ,u|?. und country constable? for fifty .vnHf?>h$v?unn; ar? .warned to be on the lookout. ? "I nm- piotr!ug atong a country high way or laking a nap under a tree be slue tlio ron ii When the h?itty tia nd of {bp law ls laid upon tue. The constable may liare t?ve or six men at hi? back. .:II ar rued nm'. ,V5' regarding me ?s n most desperate character. 1 ntn bound Hiinil>iind foot. There ls roncli rejoic lng. V* ; "The procession beads for the conn ty jail and makes u triumphal entry ;?;?.? ?.io ??>?7ii. "If I have been captured for a mur derer outside the comity 1 am taken away after three or four days. If lt lu the county 1 nm kept in jail until the examination .e?mes off. "In the course of n week one of two either get the right clew sud I nm set free or I nm nrnrigned for examina tion. In the former case the sheriff*! como? to my ce!! S?K? VS'?H out .,v*Here. you miserable old tramp, g?tjj] out of this: " 'What forr "'Because I say ?.?.. Voil an? dis charged from custody. Why In the; devil didn't you .say you weren't? .KttlHyr ".But I ?did.' - 'Mont ?U- to -e! Get out of thin i jail. People are culling tue thc biggest ass In thc state. Gefn hump oityour-, self." . -?>.?.t T? o*'. ??.9g^fm,% "l.ct me toll you thiit the ?*i!apldat?? * gentleman reasoned things out long ago. He is no moir* A:criminal by in-' stlnct than ?ny other man. flv doesn't -v;i;it to lo^o li!? life or liberty. tiela j tow greedy Xor ?alu. Not n tramp Intf ten would nttf* tb* ru:".! !? ?i* hf!: ?vguvy . :.x ?-.Sino. " ilUv h!tu ?Uuk-ient j 1 for today and the morrow may gc jt bang. ??e may !iit I?nk if you bit him,, j*1 I but bo haKmvebrtHe to want to innrtWM any one. He may steal lo??Htiirge hun-11 ger. tint 'nert for in-oflr. Now and "then yob hear of some- tramp robbing a farmhouse. We is^?ither drunk or n foul. No pawnbroker will take any thing from him beenuSc he 1M a tramp. Ko person will buy any of his plunder foi- fear *>f being cotuprombted. Tile tramp wftb'eepsein hU bead knows } this, and ii 'n dowu 'ftiriuboitKjfH were open to bini there would be no tempta tion. ' I "Suppose tbut a tramp Ktole S2T> In Cash tram a Iruuse. If he Kmff?^ town ami ?vtelit to buy it suit of he'd h? fJ?Mpevted. ' If ht? t'Vetl a now bAi Hr ii io?a"? "p:itr of slices ... might !>(. "Slide tn?i' grounds Tor Irbv nr- j rest. How wiulil.1t profit bim. then, to tuko the motbey? .;. .'*.! I "I tmvv w?rrkedr fW* a fnrttidr for'?*Jk j weeks ou il stretch mid taken tl?? road j withSOO Itv'ftiy pockVt 1 .huVe'l???ct? j nrrj?tt-d a fct?y li|??r arid bad io *e*?il J1 >1'c^p(i?>jc? ?row'th?t i Irmiftip*^'** ?*^m^Uitt-ii ^li'?bHtr* WH twin* .TOfl?ibt :w^tk mm imres nott,? anybody to' change lt for tnV. l^aMd/h tw??njT T^>?itr bill ..a Hes L 1 streets ot ii h?.v6. 1 carted that billie with" OH? for fo? r oiofttbs ?Vid then at]t lftWt gave ? \ltt peOdl?r-K; 'premium to change lt: ?e ?Ht^mtrei''tott'-V* tMiS ; stolen lt ?mt decided- to take ?h?ritai?-' Three yearn ?go In Cokt^kfrk.-'li S?MI^f;SSt^ Wim TOftlsed ; Of ilfty btishels of tm* one ?telrt. His b'nn , MiQf- t^fr? <?iMe<1 to -^k'vtreiif 'up. Tin? [^?glit iis?;rt to draft thom atrtiy wir? followed f*r kl* Wifhn, I Vail within tim irllies ?>T the site of }he mytl&j that nicht nndV next day I was ars?fc. ed n* tb?> rirbiieV; t was heW In lilli for n nilli lil jjjji bl lilli i I ^ilwRj^HsB .rr: .;.- ? r "?ir wri?? WOTKIM? mp n?ft}n '-??MK hut - when thing? lriHaiiy*?fW n-h?ad yriti ?rtjfht ?o ha.o heard 3twtlce rKHirt? hift). ile ?un a vmot nen*c he w?V. amt he tingle tho ?mt n i>imi f?M?t wlihln ten iiiiiiHt?*. If i stille'th^MAita 1 t?rni h.TVt?wto(?d h fenrft to dr)(w *))i?q|^.inM)y, ''".^o jt?d :w?v^f??!? It **WHH5 lisve taken ttvo 'r*4B?s^? Hack ?nd load th* ??ats. VVhare W?S liie oilier man': *^!il ^itrVrV-fn" ev?trtN la the ?Ufo Jsbtftet' ? ?."ii? i?') t?a ???s .'.<! Ki> ?Arien t .(._. t*rXT^w ria? thent VA lu ld? -favor." tte ??wOskh Hily MtHtrgman. Waa ag '(hart ???nlSftert??! ?ierk?. and. for Immorality, yhfcir ittltlkwtnlre !s rg?tWrt?d ?TH ef ternir than yat? ...?t The Price We are Seffitig Them... ^^6rt^?m^?:m?^^^ in First ffflji $ 1TO $750 ip ?o?| Jfl? to t>e ttte Best Valu in ???i;.' il?;' ';; ?few -fe . 1,!v . . ..<. .*. Fiver ^tiere? In Anderson '".'. ... d??sh or tea?sy Terms... 1 El il tai-: ; y?^4? SENATOR muWAN REGAIN|NGA^ S ' ' i' "'.1 !''"'' Soiuo tim? ago in toe United States ecste, a resolution was passed in de afened to stonator Tillman, prohibit^ i'fie senator ?utuu qcu^e a speech, pn he subject of seniors living too high .nd mining their u?aHh. Tho ??l o'Wing appears In the Congressional ter.ortt ? few days tater: Mri 'HUnan. MT, - President, I lave received so many, letters asking or my speech on anti-smoking res in tien and'making inquiry about what have done to bring myealf back trott he irrara, as it Were, that ; hava had hat speech printed for distribution o the letter writers. I ask unanimous consent to have ead an article I wrote for the Pbysl ?1 Culturo Maga*.! ie of New York city ome time ago, my purpose being tc end this elong with my speech tc n?Si?&4>ife making inquiry. I com it to the careful and priyorfu WHlHtt ?ny brother senators >$Hpe*r*srdeat. ls there ob ec Hon? Tas chai? ??csrs none,, ant he aeeretary wtlt'N^-iiiCmiitteabad ["be secretary read aa fot?ows :,. "The flimultaaeous.d^alh? within th< eceut past two of tho most dlstlng ilnhed captains of industry in th? outli^ere very lamentable. Both o hese men started at the bottom am lorked their way to the very top.o Ireir hrofessldn-rsllroedlng. Keith? fcgat-to have died So young. . One wa w '??*.?.. iff nie. while the other ?ly 60. ?iud they .known the valuj tf ?elf- coa\TO? ?n '^tStet- Hu^? th? ,u? ?rfcdVwjfter they wopld have lived a n?st len years longer tb neve thel or Airy and be with their families. Iirdccd.it 'may bo said.that juHt at th K>rfod when expertenjee acd. stud) lade them capsV.e of doing their bes t'otit'itrcy .were rut down. Whoi ho world loses such, .men tho gap I to iastir .tuted, although there ar muy whp think thity can.fll? It ah rv; noxious to try. , - c Sinw I was paralysed three year tid M tjM aro tor the second tim FIEWIif i - ,"A - - ? ? -' *_:. -i_:i * UjS*. C- ICAi?Cu 0 ?? w*-v uo?a ."uui <>? ?fe-because du Ha* that If nie I alu I?? mil??f?te* all tho balance c iy tirol nut togetner, 4^^?S?j|j^ that Ply own persona xperfence.may btstjle? others tir.d eav recfoiis lives. ! an going to roch tfe?y a? possible how 1 now live au fbat ? have done and; aw doing ever ay to r?st?re and preatrvo my beau and lt ia by no means restored, hot m ftpflvnrv u iad^ed jsaryptous to tho? "float men will be ekepttcal an ??lt not believe wb?<i?r The ovei whelming number will not have set octroi to do what ? e-vise, though i n?;lh?r ij.ir E?ifcwi. 'rHa ?yoi le W??I be skepticism and the un wi ingaess to control taMr dijatltes. rfc owe a great deal to suggeitior rora unknown frlaada, who have wrl sn ina personat lette? teiKos wai hey had disco ve/ed about, th enanty* tried these, and hare leamod mux D KEEPING HEALTH i j-- i in in lUMs way. Tito balance ot my 'system' if it may bo culled a syste'n, b?a b*?rin evolved fPom 'my OVT?? Fi'.i?': and. experience. On? tbii?g I aro sore -nothing contained in these hir ts will injure normal man Or v.oman. ! "Hemoniber, I wi* ????r Mttlroly hc???oss although very ?ca?ly au, and Mt waa. only attar sovaral months ot treatment at sanitariums that i grew t strong enough to begin physical-cul ture exerctoes. But , attar I / began .them I. steadily improved. The man j who preserves will thank me for the ' result will Immediately bo good. The '.man who has mere curiosity and not I wilt power enough to keep on.lind bet ?tor not begin. j "I passed my 001.1 birthday laBt An !roat and am thcrcfora .not very far tom-tho Biblical i?mU o? three acore 1 years . and tan. But had I learned how to toko care Of my body in early manhood*, I ?night have been likely to 1-iraach the age of 85 br yO, perhaps a hundred, because I inherited from my father and mother a very strong co*? ?atltaUbj?. j "Th? main idas I havo had in de-t vising this scheme to restore my -he?fth'by the UBe ot physical culturo exercises has been to increase the cir culation and drive rhe blood, to the brain and keep down rheumatism hy working the joints and preventing caU caroou's deposits. . "These calcareous deposits are like ifron rust, and wboh allowed to ??ctfc 1 mu?ate th.iy cause a great deer ot pala 1 and tron?le. Hot water flushes tim kidneys and washes these peioops out. I Like any ?thir machine, thc hitman !body should be kept in gW'?TlfhiJmW I constant exercise. Physical culture. 1 alford? both exercise arid the lubricant to keep the Itinges froui croaking. ( The ?r?tele then coatlncn?? at ?orne length.to-:give h? detail the pfeytteal . culture exercises vtt^Mif^ma^. Till man ' tov he%p himself in,^?<?L?W ! This <e an article In the PhyelohlCul Ure Magasine of recent date. . Aitei i Xe. SS^S? Sterte: .Tilt issued thia -, I ?'I hoya JW eetfeaaues will oaarior ! mo sor r, peraonn? observation. . 1 eec Ittkay 'aeSt?ori? 'amlllh* at whit tito just been read and ne doubt ?hey thin* tthls ls a fad bf mine. ?ut whan thej recall th? fact that 23 men -**o worket fi^MLrthj^r>ith me four rejan iago nAve'.goan to their: fogg ?eBD?W t ft ?bgifc^ad?te twwr^pau&e a?*^ I ??ra!di?V *?? w nw MT you iso h ?fe^ aware* yet before I mysWt, an SASO?CS ..Reai figg ,J?iA^^e^&-, Brotrs.Lsghofrw, o? v. waiw i^ horns; ?^r?ed Wymostti Rock* Eeg? |1 and IE for 2ft; bah chicks 15 .?suis ?ach; Barred Roc cockerels ? each ; egg laid whit you wail, rr, ti. Baser, 8?I ?, Mat street, or C?r?auola Hctel Barb? nhep. Andera?*, ?. Vt e.o.i ! Financial alic renewed dcmitn \fffc?? yil?.jt rop ahortv ih' cid ton today ?B^'-IWfy contra?is sold back to afcoC?. tlic hJSh.'POlnt ot yesterday. HcaKsing caused moder ato reactions J^ttsusi? trading, how ever, with e. steady close,' net 4 pointa higher to 4 points lower. , Cotton futures cloded Steady: . " ' Op?nod Cloujed March . ;.3;?2 18.04 May.12.20 J2.24 October .. .11.39 11.34 New Orleans Cotton Now linearis,'Mareil Z4?-Thc price o? cotton rangea within! narrow Uvi Its today /.with tho close unchanged to 1 point up. Tho market waa held from advancing by the talk cf a w>tk eVicd technical, position, ,a,i tue re sit t bf recent buying.' wjnto M.dle-:< Wore held within the bounds by threatened : rains! In thc western belt which it w?B considered' would lend to retard pl?btln*. .^ltfhja^h,a bear .aid> considered jraa Belling of a : tron?'-r'-Hwctcr wtfcii Ita. appear; :o morning and was based on wanner tc\tt?or?ti4r?<i In thc belt Scl'.Ing ct no l',nro was general. . Spot cotton cale' 3 1-10 off. Mld Sling 13 1-8. 8a?es on the snot 880. o arrivo 225. ' ' . Cotton fptnre* r'in':i;i - Mareil la.O?; :.Uy \?.;,A; July U.i Aug. 12.06 Oct. 11.30; Dec. H.44 Liverpool Cotton M?otil?n"; 7.53; middling New York. March 24^ jil today Waa firm early on srode marketa and froeh paying..for iftn^jt??sont. "but pirtcea^eaMvd near a , ai *>,?* ' al w a .? ? i "; ?. * * "Tile F*rib o? Fas&te" ? * ?* * -* : . ?? -v.,, ... ? r ti : D 4 y * ? ?arch. 27t* ; > * - * tua.i. .SM ul Wi i i? m nm ni ' H ; l ?M**?*? 1 scattered tt*iitms able nf .thcfbu?ir.csB'was lu :he way. ot nr.eolng*wi?c?,?ft tn hioy and Joly. PH'ttl priers" .wwfe three boin ra lt?w?-c. to 2 points not' higher. i3.c ui&rkst clcssd easy-: Cotton Gootls 1 ' fcaw York, ;March 24,-^Cotton goods niatkete were qotet bnt firmer today. S-ikK were less active,.Reports (rom woolen and wttrsled agencies told of a leseencd volume of production in ninny tmall mills. Yarna were steady. Chicago Grain Chicago, March 24.-Tho uti vane?; in.grain prices was stopped today by retorta, that new corn from Argentino-' ?wijs st* tho wharves.. ^.Galveston. T5.ec rcf o'ta were later disputed. . After -caching ftr'ow high level for : 1011, ?otu closed.ncr?ous at thc name ?a ? Istt night to 'querier cent down, j Tiio; outcx-njc 1n,; wheat and.. oatu co j iimUchee! i nt; ?ini-?^an?ed to 18 s. !-?c. >off;J in ' provision* there was n not d?: Stock? and Bonds Ij . ^?o.v York. Mftc'.i -i -iJcinand for atotlts fell .pfl hid .. .: ttd the market CostOasod none Of tho vigor of the pro I fi^n?? ?"e^lon. Various obsocure IaivtAb .f?ijf in: ton. ."' >*," ' ?" ? :nong the i,t*tidal? snares ./arhtiiona w^ro insignificant. I -..>?ns?..g?ina were made at the out set, 'london buying held up tho Hst for a -timo?., hut .trader*, toe* fdvee ? ,ifg? of the rire *b take profits on ibng . '.steak; ,Tha taai-ifeourUllment of : toMbg" encouraged tho short? and tho Maniata Mo*t tts opening advantage. L Mt' little wps ;Ajcc??^?Jshed other ;lttta the options. I ring tho latter piH of tho day thy ?wirket was dull > on* 1lfo1e?i3. ?KM? unusually narrow. Total sains t*14M,t?fe V*Jt*d ??ats* ***** lr i regular. - Total sales were 220.460. KHBBIFPS KALK Purseaat ts execution to me di. =*ci * ed in Ute cane o? J&. A. Geer, against W. ! N. Kelly ? w?{? awi ia front of ino court house during the usual hour* of aale oft eutesday of April, next, ali the right ?tie and Utterest cf the aOia.W. ivB??BV m ?nq tn t 1 ce? tain tract of land in Belton township Anderson .County containing 93 acres more or less, and hounded hy lands of W. O. Stone, Vf. C Hrowu. John T. Dean and others.. Terms cash. . ?Oft M. H. ASHLEY. Dec lath. IMS Sheriff .Anderson Co. tl .-.-?I ?. .><</ .