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Cornall your doctor freely about medical m?l
lert. Toke no medicine he util not endorte.
Let ht? de ci tion be final.
J. O. Arar Oe .
1/mrll. Maa*.
un;. ,".ni'ii.iwli i- tm J: 1 '- ? n~; !?!?!?.my.m1
Easily tired, thin, pale, nervous? And
do not know what to take? "Then go
direct to your doctor. Ask his opinion
of Ayer'? non-alcoholic Saropsri?? tar
toning up the nerves, enriching the
blood, and improving the general health.
Has been used for 60 years.
THIS "&RU?ENT" YOUNG MAN BANK?P
HIS MONEY ANO BECAME A PARTNER
IN THE BUSINESS.
Such a thing as not ''having a chance" is all BOSH. Every man
has a chance if je will only TAKE the chance.
Older men with lots of MONEY are looking for younger men with
a little money whom they would like to take into PARTNERSHIP.
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,u.k YOUR bank
We pay 4 per cent, interest quarterly.
?BJ
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mmereon, o. C.
The Farmers & Merchants IBank and, the
farmers Loan and Trust Company, both of
Anderson, S. C., take a great deal of pleas
ure in lending money to prompt paying cus
tomers and at this season of jthe year take
an especial pleasure in lending money to
their~farmer friends.
We won bl bo Vi eas^
um of Ulla good couuty by lending them money.
COME TO SEE 118.
Farmers & Merchants
F?rmers Lo?? & Tr?st Co
t
They buy it for what it 1I
does. Teat's why the j I
Ford is servant of thous- } 1 1
I ands. it holds the HI
I L world's record for all g ?
'round dependability. |
If And it's lightest-the ? ^
strongest - the most j j
economical car on' the .j | I1
Ul market. j | !
a ia rive hundred, dollars ls.tba prion ?r ?ad jg
& fl Ford runabouts; tho touring car is five j
I fl fifty; the town-esr seven fitted-*, o. . to. Bl
I j Detroit, completa! with equipment. Got jg
catalog and particulars froh. . Archie U Bj
Todd, local dealer. Anderson, S. C. m
M TERRIBIE I
: Dr.rs z\o?* t?d JgZi& ;c of nr..-*, Hay, ??is *
MuliikhU im? ?UH ming, and ?Iso Tan a dray. Mir lit? -mes on?, dag
ho pad the Pluarttj^jnm foll owed coughs, sdi* throat sod, colds,
and finally gripgHHBoils, and ajrtburn infleMmaUonlhon-- they
got'him in their coils. xMlke also eat some brunes, corngMHiajAMs
hnrps and IIJ.II ni nfl.' hkjfsaW rheumatic symplomsV'aud lombago gare
him ?alas; Hew??e1a^Jn^tht?!ie. felon? enMrdted issi upon bis Ills,
tonsilitis and anoffweafte tuen knocked him o? hhvBltts.. The doctor
said breite li PW. too, would rm limul mn iln.T'iW "If llftl? r IT"
Mike might have ? lot? pf ridlpg. his ow* dray. Bat just a? death
began to dence and te?UWtetre ali.;leofeeg arlmv? a * kindly eco*. . aid
netgnDor eeid*^y Uowatw staff ea ??**"?. And so they tao* e**ore?M
S??ss s-? .rt?bsS Slsi U*?? M?.*wr ?ni ?ike singa Oowaae.pra.eeg
I now, and Mike still driver hts dray. 6*' *.
Gowaa? 1? ?old aad sunr*?!ced ky all aijUJJ^aja
GOWAN Mkb?C?L C?., Coi^Pfe W. G.
nwunuunuuii i nu v.
FORWARDS SPEECH
. . . ?.
Tendered, to Secretary Bryan the
Docwrnent Covering Remark*
Made in London
I?
>(Br Associated Press)
Wallington. March 25.-Arohaasa
dor Walter H. Page'? celebrated Ix>n
don speech. In which he was'S*^***!**
od with having made certain refer
ences to the repeal of the Panama
loila exemption, was forwarded to the
nenute today by Secretary Bryan in
response to Senator Chamberlain a
resolution calling for an explanation.
Mr. Page's speech, somo twenty-five
hundred words in length, was fur
nished to the sonate In full. The por
tion relating to the Panama canal was
as follows: -
"I wili-not aay the wc constructed
tiie Panama i canal for you. For
I sm speaking with great frankness
and not with diplomatic. Indirection.
We built it for reasons of our own.
But I will say that lt adds- greatly to
the pu Asurn of building that great
work thgt you will profit by it. You,
will profit most by it Xor 'you have'
the greatest carrying U-*me. ! can
say a similar thing about the recent
lowering of our tariff. Wo did not
lower it In oredr to please you. It
was for purposes - that we considered
economlcsliy sound for ourselves.
"Nevertheless, it added to the?
pleasure of doing * that to reflect that
thereby we should bavo more trade
with you." v '? :
CONVJCT-MADl
GO?DS
.?. ? ;.r : ,. ;,. ?? ?., i. I >,
*ny Shipped Interstate Could Be
Confiscated by Treasury
Department
I
(By Associated Press."
Wnsbington. March 25.-After
vigorous partisan conto?t. tho house
today psesed a bill to bar foreign con
vict-made or pauper-made goods from,
competition with tho products of
American free labor. The measure,
which now goes to the sonate, follows
a bill recently passed by the house
forbidding "the shipment nf convict
made -goods in Interstate 'oopimercc
Into states which prohibit thor ?aie ot
suclr products in the open market.
Under the measure pavivd today
sB shipments of goods proven to be
convict or pauper made. couK be con
fiscated- by tito treasury department
throug court proceedings, BlflOrfftWtto
libel prosecutions under the admiral
ty "lawa. In addition tho bill provides
that any copsignfr, sellor, owenrJj
?hipper, importer consignee, ugcut'oP:
other person* or parsons." who
?Mawin?ly and fraudulently" intro-} j
duce?' pr foeks lo Introduce- the . pro-j
hlbited axUdea into the commerce ot)
tho - Unitad States, upon i conviction
Bimi I be fined for each offensa a eura
not exceeding $5.000 or bo imprisoned j
for not exceeding two yeera
TUE ' INTEKCHBAN COME? TO
= (. .
; (Spartanhurg Herald.)
< -The Greenville, Spartanhurg ann
Asdnrsan ? idnctri*? ' ; *i?tli?i? Ka????
known as tho "Intorurben," ia uaw* tn.-} -
operation ' between here . and Oreen
vilrv, whieh tnssss tbat-W? ?fv* ia cpa
noction. by electric lines with Green
wood, AsrilijS'don, ikitun ano omer j
porat* served by thia system. Spar
tanhurg bas long looked ?forward to
the completion of this road and ex
pects to derive benoflt from its opon*j
lng, tn -:that <lt ! will - furnish ? better:
meena ot?traaportatlon and Umt ulti
mately ?tere will be marked develbftfc
racnt along tilla road between Spar
tanbUTg and Greenville. That section
Is certainly to bec-me thickly settled i
and the farms in t. at region will : te
Brno, supply produce, for the, local
marketa teeVls new aadly labeling. '
Tow. Hbratd welcomes itheopening)}
of the Interuri?.? i md hopes k wlil}|
eh Joy a patronage t .at will prove the} j
wisdom of Ita con. .ruction.
. .. ?'-? '?' ' ' ftVL. '
Southron* Qualify for
Consular Appointments
Washington March 25.-Numer?os ' ']
3outhoreners .'?uallflad for appoint^ ;i
Id'twto'tlic ? <Piular aertvico In r?cente j
oxamlnatlonr. aoebrdiog to the Itali ;
Riven out b' r*i todty. It-include* : ?
Virginia-W?lliam A. BIcleere, Br- ?*
nest U Ive. ? ' #
: South tirotina-Kgmont C. Von, ,
Tresckow ; ?
North Carolina-Samuel Hamilton, j
wBey. Ai- J i
Southerners who<:quelitled^for?ap^ ?
pointihcnt to the consular asstotants .
sf student Interpretern Werer ? . ?*.
Vlrgihis-Carl M. J. Von Eiellnskl.
Tapase?:* f st?bert eru W?llen?.
North Caroline-E. Harrison Yelyjer^ .
ton. '^*? ?
%rt.'JSj? .kia*.'. :.-.?r.-.~. .
Dead
?
, Aatoclatejl Pj-eM.)
..A.waetaV'/<Ge., Me%- go.-?erre
?Hai Hurtvert. a- union veteran of
t|fi war between the. Mates. ' skid to
rv-vo-sent the last sig?? message of
wB?i**kf-??A today ??ftne home of
mee^cjch^J
^JSm'wmttm? tn the]
the army o? Uie Po-J
wu v.iii mw or mis " l
S?B?S WITH EES El NU I
The second ?ame ot baseball be
tween ErsWetf collage at Upe West,
ead tho Brooklyn team of tho Federal
iee??? <?leyed ?cs? -.tb?e- Krsktoe dia
mond i?acfid*^:eftea?on. want to, the
Mg leaguers, tho score being. C to 2.i
'Vi,ff katee wee flood, some splendid
layir.7 bjfng don? by both sides, but
did not ciual Ibo flr.it game played
fo-.ttfeo the two leonis tvh#s-IJreo,.tlyni
n Tuesday beat th: collcRlins hy
fie scoro of 1 to 0. Th . Ic.iturc of
cblcrdsy'e.faate ans it home run by
oopcr of tho Brooklyn tram.
Mr. George Evans of tho Owl Drag
'oinpany and a nuntfVr of thc An
I erson people wont ?to Due West far
he f.ume yesterday and they said that
: was a vastly-bett er exhibition than
i usually asea when college teams,
nd professionals play.
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PRIZEWINNERS !
CLEAN-UP DAY i
Names ol Those Who Won in :
the Contest rn the Mill
Villages
ry -j*???.' ?? .;? t
. ? ' ' .<?
F. M? Burnett-.-secretary and D. H.
dims, mill secretary of the Y. M. C. A.
pent Saturday lu the sadie. They
islted oriery'Street and every home in
he six mill villager right around the -
tty and Inspected every yard to seo
th Ich ones should be awarded tho
rises in the trash cleaning contest, j
It was a hard job, but the work wast
frade all tho easier because of th?,:
leasure which lt afforded. Mr. Bur
ictt reported that of all the people In1
"hat great community, less than-5 per
ent had taken no interest In the cou
Kit for the prises for the cleanest
rds. It waa a sight which made nts
cart fill with pride, and he wishes
Ike people Qt U;e city will just io as
Ivel! when the. proposition is put to'Qi
Ihcm a ?ltUo later, IL was not his in- el
ention to- announce tho names of thc
vlnncrs until some time later, when.]
ls *o sive a moving plc*ure ahow
|n Uie'halla of the mill villages, but fi
s sbme of the .winners have becdmc
nown, be last night authorized Tho ai
ntolllgencor to publish the following; :
Ihrti . : . . ?li
Anderson Mill-Pearson Simpson,'j
sahel Johnson. L
Brogon-William Clayton, Ruth' a
Ulue. ' . Y
Equinox-Tommie Stevenson, Gra-, ]
y Foster. A . li
Riverside and Toxaway-Henry s
?lKk and Estelle Hutchison. j tl
Ofs^s-tTj??oiou {toper . ?Q?J. ; rannte ?
ue Harria, h lol
Gluck-William Burke and Myrtia si
rester. . ., .? 1ST
Mr. Burnett and Mr. Muns thank
o children for the great interest'
hey took lp the contest and hope that
he lessons, they have learned will go
**lth" them ?u?ui(5?! Hie.
FIELD bAY PROGRAMME
,1 -
H?. to ldt?i 'cjoeluv
uedy St..
_ Arithmetic '
Behool.
., ;?^-i'?aw.A..
Miss Jcsalo, Herron. Miss Mag Hlg-j
Cw. <?d m* M?X-mt??**T
M'r.W
i||ap dra
?treet School.. V
.vj
Mles M?y< Fanfe
?teales and Mesa
ll to 1
Spelling
pcnooi
. . J
'SS?sS - /issie Timpson >a? 2?rs<? M
QtmRAgfdale.
^ix? ana. as? .wraaat-'Maia?r
Misa Trnferl? Crowthor and Miss]
Htidjfens.. -v.-.i- -..'?i-,
??fea ?tb -aaa Misar Grade M* tc fa.
Picnic dlunor^-Bujna Vista Park;
At Buena Vista Park- County ' Atb-i
?elie meet.
Presentation of;?Prtses by Prof. W.
'? Juda^s "*is^ WsW'rTsrfc"" ?
Mr. D. H. Russell, Mr. J. E. Barton
?nd J.-M. Paget
Judge* <a?W Easd Work
Mrs. Albert ^SharP, Mrs. Rufus Faut,
?Ht? Mra. ?pattjl^wila?;
Judges-r- Fleats.
r Lee G. Holleman, Rev. J. W,
leland Mrsj T.- A. Wtgglnston.
I By MOSS. l|.|
li tj?iaaij' Si LIND mis <
B W10'- Uut u*u*n,r t i '
I *>!?HK? ^Ti?k? thu^blcfato
I . ?HBKSJB 'pei^otdii? vases j*
? ; ?^Hty wMeb the papers fc1
,W*r bee? ?'jl! ci '1;'
: ktfcveutly.- Tl^s^t of?e*ss*s6n .[ ,
? U-lathig Htir^Ueatb within a week A .
? pa*ud ?rrangfiRhf earthly affairs Jg
III ?ttT AtlW??*? ?ni?~T?e ?Tu" ?Bi
. any thinks it??T ufl^lettm ?I
' nhould hitve known better. i 1
Blind mistakes in, buying ere
j a Tao pitiful and ufco ustciHy pre> <
H Stent able.
I? ^
? -... mmm-%. .?itW,Tror vcr norn :iirar tl-?
] tieJerFe?e?vf. , ,
? Avoid ni?k??g u???u u?tsiakes |
il In buying. JJotft rely on the \ - \
1 ma? who H ip;4vufttne&s for u I?
H'/day. iteiv ott t**?ma? who ad- ?
MA' .vsitbw* MlWiJtABLT and i
31. Hir???atifT 1* m. Mi*r. .. i I
None So Blind
it See
? ? ? 't rnr>y ny >r> -1-'1
ILLA A Tl MIL-OF THE .
STANNARD OIL COMPANY 1
Y.'n.hlngton, Mardi 25.-Rqpresen
ii:vc 'Alwey. republican, >tjt Penn*?!
?aipvlMToiMrtH up lils resolution cult- '
ag? opeuv President - Wilson to "inf orin
ongneKS of thc co?(lltltm of foee^ndrr.
a Mofleo in tim haftse'todey andr.crt-.
leif ed the: policy ef ^s^chfii^^mlt^
og."* ile pictured VIB?. asia- -vnlgerj
-"?rsi?j. teats: ?pTui??i: m??mSm*]
y Hta-podfh whom the Standard Mill
'ompany was advancing tts Interests.'^
t. O' h >? t ^
-OKNKH P8|WPWr?? "! ' j *.? KS I
?OIN? KKnEL^oBctm
JJouglae. Ariz.. Mareil ?5^0t?9sol i
JvurotQbregon, commanding, Jfcaghi
ont troops In Sonora and SlnolsVad
hnd rebel officials at Agua Prieta
sday that Qrcgorla Osuna, former
reffed of Lower California, Twltli.
cadquarters at Ka Pas had Joined the
ebetitiorcea with 1,000 men. Osuna,
tie message sead. arrived with* this,
icu- nt Altrata ahcard the steamer
tcnito Juarez. ,
IN THE FACE "
BASEBALL GA?JE
Sale Bewley Strack By Ball
During Practice Game
Yesterday
Hale Bewley, one af the popular
udeAts at the Anderson High 8ehool
iff ?red a severe. misfortune yssfcer
ay afternoon. while, engaged in- a
ractice g,ame ot baseball. TJioiyoungi:
an waa playing at third base during I
iago bitting when the batter drove *
.liner In Ms-direction- fjie third :
leger's attention , was dlracd^d^ise*^
there nt the time and the ball struck *
Un full In tho mouth,'badly laceras-!
ig his ?ba He ?eil to the- ground
Od was in a semi-conscious stgte for
tune. ??2
Had'itnot beon toa ta^prsacneo .QT j
lind of Samuel t-ioiabia*B. the-young I
illow might have strangled as a-re- 1
Ult - of ii t ? e - blood -br hlB noser. and
iroat iand be- was paid to be choking
hen MrieFietsbman-'caiBo to the. res
lie and ?endered assistance. A phy
ciau noon revived him. .
IM ^rp??ON,
argeant ^Thompson Here jb> Pi??
luHSI.VuvO
9
Henrys L. Thompson, -sergeant;' ?Co.
, inset infantry of ; Col Mmbia.rarriued .
ti 'Amlcraon-'yesterday- and will'!;bef
ere until April li preparing the ?al-?!
aptto Rifles for the aunual. Inspect
^Srefcaiit Thompson ? visited the 'ar*
??, yt^erd-y ned inspected the
Quipsaeat. etc. ?. \
Notice waB issued yesterday ? to 1
ncbrci pf ; 'th?: . company v-thftt;
fergeeht Thoiapeon is -in Andee-1
on abd aa effort, will bo mada to have
Very: member of?VH^i?m?^^^
rou this time until May 1 for driHe. I
i ia especially desired that fever*-:;
Kember bo present at the drill tc?
ilgiit.
?a Cre*W ?fe/^i*. 'to
Figure With Farmers
..-!-' For Output
?>reproso?4a?Ye- of the NJlt ice*
Jreaw and Creamery ttoi, VIH: e*H*e
? Uli?.?? t.-J?^ ?j? 12 ~'cli>"H ??**S
^lumbla. ~He coRi?o hiire~"^fpr "the
lurpose ot meeting all tamers:aid;
dbW'Wno*luwa or^atay havaiitihi?M
nr^mwa??a?^eaiieat*la** ?o^rpea
H??c.ln this etty, but perora doing
o desire-to work up in the meantime
r:d>fjiiri ? sblaalog husitess from An
erson ta the Columbia factory.- .-.
idttf sriSi offer adl'^gaats's-ifWitBjR I
^tfm JWpMtr * team .and guaran -
ees-to, parchase any amount. . ,'.I
Bj^g^^j^Qee . Ideba^sh g^-'
W!S6dHra8ta&? i
'Paris. Marc* 25.-^?TBe civil tribunal
H^?saUee today awarded tn Qeaerdl \
.tarsal Jtoye*. egt*preatd?s?*rdf?Golotr
?fa, 1600 to his danjrbjtsr fwrn^ Iie <r?i- '
??usia' damages tn ?. sett that;
?es' brcnght-iby ithea against Paul
2laaado and ftQabrtc? De Clave*; ttfsn
>r of vha we<ai)isVwV>j twhlesj eeUhted'
with 4be- Rarjs? n**abix*i cesr La?dhdl
ina> ;;is. aaughter were soveroij
lured. k
.Sejes of 7^oo. talcs'dr? ft^z^d sh*et-:?
ingf were-, madr- ior i0hlge;.ahlntbepS!
left tty ititi ?et 7 ltfc.'aad T^Mo, ?
- (tf ?the d^8t balsa Of iCi?tOp ?nodo.
ax ported test ww* ?ja went t? ifelt-1
?yJWdf: ta? tJentest ^Amertca, si?: tot
Oh^aird td*. ?a^Hd?^^' -' ? -?: "
A lange bun In sea ts hehtg dobjdtn:
steeMeg faleilii te be iurtd In .ssaae*'?
?a?hst^ita i^Hasanneu <asa&.' '
' nam il ll Sf -f~^? m ?td ^lt*A**L *r-? lunbtc
rsatnrsd in Sjunnln nffftrtitu^ ?
for .fall.
There ara 2?<896 Nerlhro? aunsioai
te hsstaa for cotton *eavm?N now hf?;
Ma ned ~in mill* la <h#i doeotry.
Agents for the leading Ucea of silk:
?nd cotton eteptc hosiery ?pd trade
slower than; a jwar gao.
Reports -Of a- gm\**al vvsi?tiflSt^Of !
full employment In textile factories
ire Incoming common.
JM. dv -*V.t? .?.:.? iwr . n
Placed Contracts for New SUDDIV
Ship end Trea?tnort Wt?h
Northerners
.,.?..>.....:. V; i. , Ui r.i. il- I'.'
Newport N-JW?, March 25.-O?cler
Utg that iuewactiea waS->stib* od uar
fair 4o>tho* Newport Newa&inbuil??ie
company.And that U is eurrontly re
ported such at ion was taken for po-,
iitical purposes ? and %j? erect, rete*;
parto for abo-dMancraiic party in
Pennsylvania end Massachusetts- at j
thc expense of the State or Vuglnla,
which ta accordingly penalized tor?be? .
lng safely . doniQcratt?i" ResoluUona
were adopted at ai mass meet lug pf I
citizens, dteld et tho eondespy of music
last, night, calling: upoo, congress te )
cause an Investigate tojo the cir
cumstances under which tend i w^y
Socr^tary of.the Navy Josephus.Dan
iels awarded the eontraetB'for building
the supply ships and transport to the!
Boston navy yard,-'respectively. Fur
ther these .resolutions request tibet
congress refuse to vote the appro
priation of $400,(100 ?asked by Secre
tary Daniels for putting the yards In
shape tn order that they might be ablo
lo build the vessels. . "? ,
Shake* lp in Japanese NUT j.
Tokio, March 2S^An ,ojUensivo
shakeup occurred among the offloialo
af the Japanese navy today in csnp-i
necjion with the recent naval ?can
ia!*. Among-the pri?lul? ' 'chht?es
lazetted waa fcbat of V>-e-Admirdl3Hrs;
Masumoto. who was relieved of the
i^i;mmand of thc'Kure ns**- station.
Hi? sucesser there is Vice-Admiral! ?
Shlgat?ro Yoahimatsu. J. t
: ' Besig?' fra* !w??Wrete. |
'New York. Match.S?.r-rHonry Phipps
who-bee been identified with tho Unt
ied States steel corporation since Its
sraalsat'.sa, announced . today bis (
re*Iga?turn from the^dlrcclorato and f
the flnanee - oommltteo; or the corpo-,
ation. James A. F.trreU, president, I
tea, it wps said.
\;m j } i^t -i*' .*-? l ?
. POLITICS ASP ,POLITICIA N B. * J
ooooooooooooaaa a e o o
o nt
o . -\ . o '
ooo o e en ?vij?.a f| ? o o o a o
. '. ..
:;The B^ato^tas-T?/t?d $200,000 Xor the,
erection-, of.a hospital in Washington
0 be' known as the 'Gallinger Hospl- ,
t;?l clh honor of . Senator .^Jalltng?r of j
Now 5?antpahire,^hho?wae after of tho j
most .atfpeastfn? ?rsrticitg: physicians j
in New England before he wpjrt to tho ?
seaate.^..' . ' ?.>.- : ij
jjj^^^ i
??SeYoiand ls going. bp ;try a schemef| I
wb^ohxmejBt other communitlea have it
been too mjuch tied down to-hablt even
to consider. -Tliat is-to cheat thc "I
oloesfifar the puFpose>o2?putting more 4
daylight into the average person'? I
t??jr> jBy. dtecnrdlng teatral time and I
r^timmiiiim ??Sr?iu ??c-u. ?O? luCui- UBI.-, I
'.'i?tiVai?i?.Wiii ^? feSU?.sSfe??SSS-?pit1' i
?lo ?ohBldprahly \?head: ?f the sun's! :t
schedule instead of ? considerably he*} 4
hind-dU i Wfcrk wglll begin :an ?hour j
earltor ?rnl.end on htwr earlier and. in i
yienty ;pr; Umharter;workuBg h|mr?>*>r,. 1
og^r deyllght sport* enQ^recroar 1
? J* ?'jH4>'? i "I!;-.
' i -?l<:C*8$m* Vmti of Loee.. .,, .
' Wseuihgton, March s^- :jhsrge; -
Watokejibjieiir^^ '
rataast mrtfanui eonflrmedi th? it***! <
?^u ^guh^ry^d^g ?Oiwo^j
pointy arnitnat tae reeumptlob of tn-i
terest nay men ts on Uie foroign dobt,!
suspended^ last January, probably
wpsfld rte?4 to maka Mes leo's foreign
creditors^anxious ovkrjjthe security of ?
. 'wir^y?^i$ty^m Cleat**. -
iff coKUBC^aoa WOT mint ?LD?B,
NS&I fha to??aw?ag adhednie Sgnres
ara DRhhabed- only as information ead
?ere>BM-irnerentaeqV.-- - ? . -
l^>w^riraw ar.tt dajasftete oj trUna fy ja
anderson, s, ^t?.'/?rn ,Yi :
Voi.^r^^f-^^-'durrtth^^JFrom Tims
Wlf^sWrtlto end .Belton.. 8:S0a. m.
VeUoa...i'-i?..-.?}.? f^t:., 11:50 a. mv
i2 Atueat?,. \WAihallA aar* r
?i-' Sdfteea-..J--.....8:*l a.mt.
Mte Bteea > ilimeet Jtettee m Ism p. m..
iv Attente. WeUtslU, ged
wenona r. ... .4:t2 p. .?.;
1 ' SB??IO?... ... ... .vS:gg p. Btu
ii {fib^.i?aio?t-CviuwVlaai??
. belton. Through coach
ftsetgt Colac??ia to Wei?
halla >A. ... . ..6:08 a. m.
InHH^sSgSr^
en se^eoa, QraaetiUe .. ,.7:*o *, m.
Ii ?Otan and ?reeaviile, .?t?o a. m,
fd JMltna and QsesaviSta ;.8:16 p. nv'
-.v ?1?. Bdfco? CSiarleoSo?,:
-tkreeovllia and Coldcatda 4:S3p.m.
? ?tjSslton*.- Qniu84J?ie?; ?aar*
teston Had OreeasHllo:..8:81 e. ga
I 8*a*e*, Walhetle and?t*
y;-lesrta ... .-?.-^tllt?fcge.
. i..
?a-MMMBBs"' ?
I moto* odre Mo? it, it. ?, -O. J?, te.1
l^tTsgmeiflna' ta . eigJi-|lri?*S**? ?-r |
?farther inforsagt<en< apply t? traket:
?gwttto or
Vf. M. Taber* A is 9, du. ?Sraeaville, j
R McGee, A. IL e** du, CuloraMa,1
S. O.
i
Without the?? two rannte?! pro
tective? yeo cannot f ueeeed with poultry.
WA. KC and Sl.oo-the only at/* tfUen.
I mu re? lusty jrrowth.
**mnWendCoe. After they paw,
lh?TirV critical .parted they mature
quickly Into profit poyina mem he rn of
' you? flock, i
' Refuse'substitut*?; Insist on Pratts.
a3?lUfncl 1 jn Guaranteed or Money Bad?
rn Get Pratt* ISO vage Poultry Book
"or Sale by- .
Pouche Drug Co., Anderson, S. C.
IV. H. Harrison, Anderson, S. C.
PV. A. Power. Anderson. S. C.
Svans' Pharmacy, Anderson, S. &
?coples.' Gropery. Co., Anderson, S. C.
inderson Cash Croce. Anderson, S. C.
f, M. Hunter. Pendleton, S. C. 3303
^orson's' Pharmacy, Belton, S. C.
Why we want
Small Account3
' Do you real lr.c that a hundred
small accounts mako a bank
stronger than a dozen largo ones
even if they aggregate the same
total of deposits?
ly scoking new customer^. Wo
want as wido a circle of frionas
and customers as possible. '
Of, course, Large accounts! are j
welcome, .too, for it is eur pur- :
pose to serve. ALL people.
But we want men and women
of limited means itu know that \?
this bank is willing to accept
their deposits and give them the . ?
advantage of our advice and ev
er): facility of the institution.
I! you aro not a bank deposi
tor <it all come in and get ac
Qj^aii lcd i .with us. We will'bo :
glad to Wk things over with- i
Citizens
National Bank
a
?
i
You will bedorag yourself
a good turn by installing a
??? RANGE. We seil
them under the strongest ,
guarantee, f
Essy terms-$2down and
$2 per month. A
M?M?n XM. Co. A
Five Dollar? Reward
TW &a S^^Twatter RSo?oo
?yowsa from our send. We have
fOM_WATSON, KLECrU.E?
'."W ?atf^***^ iS?tor^Melona
which w0! bc ?ve? free to a?ty s
?f tm~**rnm Mat?tU who m? A
yt? ft ?ajr ttjatro?' 1
?oversiiifefct Flies Stitt.
? T~Tr 4-<?nci?COr Csu., inoren '?& -
tfntt fos tnwoo penaUtos afMlnst . th?
?cutbarn Pacifie, company waa filsd
ibero today by the Feder?} government
in which Uta complaint ebwrgas that
taja railroad eompauy refuaeJ repent- a,
edly to. comply with the Interstate .? ^|
commerce ?Nimmission's demand to j
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