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(Woolens of every conceivable shade or I de%n - hut only one quality TBS BEST? I <<GHASE,V I that fanatic idea out of your mind-that 1 you cai? ia a Rea^y- ? ?Ife^fS/1^';-: -We positively ga|M?|?fe|^ j the BEST Clothes Values in AMERICA;1 COLUMBIA ^rfn 1 Tailoring Co* ///VI I^^^^ZIER, Mgr. I l I f i 126 W. Wh?i?er Sireet v iii \\ I I ^N?EHS?N, S. C. ^ ' s?^L I fl ? '??>!> Hi ll Ullin mini.Minim.j?f i ra ^^rriii?iir^iininiiiiirrTii^ ? . Wr ''''ff ?HVlfi PEOPLE ATP WORK I were made, thr ?corie of one of hi: ...and|... Mew ci^ii.ueii;li?iriliiiw en ?MM ind u troupe"br UIOT tretres9#B arriv ait?.-moon front were made, thr s?orie or one of which is supposed tc be laid_ rn England. It t&said'.that the title of 'the picture, will he "The Green Sofa " Lady Hadflcld's plaee .was eh eses, 'es it is 5. r Abie's j The people seemed very favorably r sfev-j impressed with the scena-v ani?U# Ai Clevejind 4; uotcavo \. ' -L^ , At P^WH?3? *i '*<ew Vprk 5' At St. Lpj|^ 3; Detroit 5. I ilh, Yea Eddie Sweeney. I Philadelphia,, April 23.-A triple , hy Sweeney with the basca .filled in the eighth inning decided the opening t'gaStte of the soason here in favor ot New York the hnal ?core bein? 5-3. "Only one .hit wai made off Bush in the Tiret seven innings. He gave nine bases on balls and fanned seven bats men, wbjlo he hit two doubles and a ?Ingle../ Score: . _ J Wew York_, 001 OOO 040-5 ? 3 Philadelphia .... 120 OOO 000-3 9 0 j Cole, -.. 8chults and Sweeney; Bush und gcbang. ! < ierolaml Breaks 'la. ] Cleveland, ?., April 23. -Cleveland, ' after mal?? eight straight rabies, fi-| nully won one today. wb?n Mitchell hpirt i.'ttiy?rro *n sj? scattered hits and : ye?sbd found Clcotte for : ton safe aves,- some of them 1er extra bases. .. *f2bp. acor* was ?.'to 1. Score- . Chicago .. .\ \VV Cleveland .4 jo o O?colte aud Sch?lk; Mlwhell and I Walter .Johnson Lost. I Wasfctrtgtop^ April 23.-?Washington .?was shut dut in Its first home game of the season with Hosten today. A. Juhunc,u, a n?d, Box recruit pitcher/ holding th? Senators to alx scattered, bits, and* OMf pitching his namesake. President Wilson, who has to have thrown out thc first hull, was unable to attend. Boston .'..5 9 1 , Washington .. i.0 6 2: [. .A. Johnson and Cady; Walter John-! E?n and Alnsmllh; ff ??-?'tft?. I ? St. Lm?ls, April 23,-^Cdl . a sacrifice ; fly :lh tho third inntag scoring Kava-I "aH?.h? whofi? double had scored Bush, j , gaye Detroit enowgh rims tb beat St. r>?b^ t^jTj? visitors added one more run in this liming und made tho seor* and ..3 5 1 -..1 7 1 Wellman. Taylor! AI aa Ai llti At cb vi? ii. Brcokln .fi 14 4 in tte ?lid. Otg, ?auiU?cn-. ?id.,-April 2?.-Ba??i?x?re defeated Buffalo today 4 to 3. Krapp ?"?re li tho fourth inning after Baltimore had scored two tfjp|p| 5*"%*b*c/...402 *??0-Y_ .3 '% 4t Krapp and,Blair. ' '. />- '. . Indianapolis, Ipd,, April 3.v,-Bi. Louis made three runs in tho aloth i^Vrlnk^ ?fijftf^byea abd defeated; St-y chlb to. 1. . .Arti son from Cincinnati today 2 to 1.? Seor?: . I tlocln**^ .Oft) oio ?pO-l 5 i ChlcsSfar..^31 100 00x-2 4 2 Dougie*. Ingersoll ?Bd Clark; La vender aTsd Archer. - _- . v^e riiieb?nrkv HAT.* te Bea*. Pittsburgh. April 23.-Pittsburgh, openiug the National league hasoball season, here today #\ defeating fit. Louis r? /to 1. lt wai the local's seventh straight victory. Score St. Louis ,.i..?'..I 9 2 Pittsburgh..r.8 0 * Hegeman and Snyder: Adams and Gibson. OTHER GAMES >KWBKBR? BEAKS. FIJBMAN Baptist "Cry Ia Vate, fe ?Step Xctrberrj Bathers Greenville.-Furman played ragged ball nari wa? defeated hr Newberry Co Heep by, tba scorn of io to 2. The nuptials used, two pitchers to stem the Ntwf?err?. batter? but they were helpless. Forman moot* Clinton her? to-morrow,. The ocore,: Furman . ,.2 9 7 Newberry-.. .* .. .... ..io ll ? Batterie*; Langston. Drummond.and Brown1 ; F?lm'er ?nd Rankin. WALFORD t LISTO* Flowers 'Weakens In 5iafb .ao.Pres ?i??frians Leite. ?' Spartanburg, - Wo$o*d Snatched : L*ictory. from, d?li?t h?re In tlie uinih 1 Inning by ItUtW?g Flowers for a?rerai extra bases and thereby defeating the j Presbyterian Col fege hythe acoro of.' 3toi - Up until tne.rilntk tho scor^l i nea oeea 2 to 1 in favor of Clinton. The game waa a splendid exhibition of ; ball. The acore: ..Clinton...'..2 4 3 WVjWora ...... ...... ^.3 5 3 ^Battrles: Flowers and Woodaon; uiwinn and Crois.1 ?LAASES- acionti Aoany. ! price* reasonable, satisfaction guar ?a nt ?>ed. Dr, I. M. i :.?. over'?v atta' I'har?no?-y Na,. ?. O O Q O O O f* S> O O O OOO O O o SIX AN?^inVENlT o o' o' oo o eo oooooo o o o Mi>^?a js* {?rt^ai ana ? the weather is sueh aa to permit farm work, our farmers wilr RH'be through Planting in aaothef week., The cold nights of the ?rs? part of che week .mode eer" gardeners fearful of their or?n of veaetahlo*. a. it^st. rroet Was sean Tu??lb?y' vsornlng. but W* ^J!Li!**?* ?J^danv?j|;e ac far. tended service? at Frl?n4su7p~ last Swiday aa?, heard Ber; M. a w?iChr preach an excellent, ?ertnbn (Prt?^ Lawrence *?lfb attended the singing ct Cross Hoads last Sun day. .. , S. L. Hicks who lived here far veera but ls now living ne<vr Pendleton was a visitor here Satura ijr 'and ^Sun A, W. Pickett? and wife visited rela tives -in Ms. Springs community last ? <We are'requested to announce that] More wir be an all-day singing at j Wegah Baptist church on the, second j S. i. BOSH? of Sima Milla was a via ! UojHteya last Sunday, i .Our-'teachers, Misses B AH toter and Misses Best." euca Moore attended service? at Leb anon Sunday and. visited at tbs homo o? Alten McAllister after services: A'-Mv'Martta and family visit?! rel W^te '*t Hopewell last Sunday?' M>s Elisabeth Murphy of Roberts, . lidlln& trlojLrt ? ? ' <>? tego, . W~ Pidwna waa oooooo. oooooo o o o o o o o o ueaioo Tn Dune, j . Julius Rtlcyy j '.Dock Riley" .die ???, <g2l!Wrt*,* '?'? *he'Fljhjf ll al 0 o o j waa pyrolysis. Ha waa etrl?es on July io, and nu death Ua* - oh ?x poetad at any time ?Ince thea. * Interment took, place . at Ctiaug* cemetary Sunday a/icrnpon at 2 p. m. In the pieaence etan unusually large c<m?ourae qi sorrowing friend? and relatives, ronera] services, were con ducted by Rev. W. J. StoVall. a Baptist TDinUtter ot Qeorgta. Mr. Craig waa 7ft years old wee a Confederate ooSdler. being s m em ix: r of Ort's regiment. Company PV Early ta life Mr. Craig wa? msr' ried. to M?as Wieder of georgie, whol ia ?till lyin? taay ba ve loo? passed j .^'WB^^I????-'^- Two apna, ?la daughters, fifteen grand and nrne-1 teed great grandchildren survive. The I children ara aa follows. Arthur! Craig Of Central; W. R,. Craig of talpi county; Mrs, W. A. Hohes, W;?stmlar| ster, Mrs. j. F Dickson; Mrs. william I Dickson; Mrs A. A. Moorehead; Mrs. ! Hpnry Perkins and. Miss Mq/lle Cra^g , _ o o o ooo o o oe O o ol ?;.?- Ol O O O O 0 O O O O O O O O] Copt P. K. McCulty, Jr., Adjutant q*L Ihe first Regiment baa issued the fef?l lowing circular letter, merely far Ur ln?ornjn?ton ot the several conipauR in tule^ghuent. 1. Thc attention of company com mander* invited tb 0. O. 17, \ Q.O, ?of.aeries of 11*12 rrom ^hlch.ordar par agraph ? ls quoted as folows: (a) The state mobilisation, camp for'.'var purpotws; will bp Columbia in the event of the organlied militia being called into.setvj?e qt the ;V.?Itji|.4?|k^:Wt!?eiyiLKiiia omi j hereinafter d?slgi^ated and provl for. will respectively upon receipt of Instructions from the Adjutant Uoiicrt? fjs^f?^tjrahscitttfld through (hely im mediate commanding otSver, 'prtfee?d immediately to recruit their ""jrp?&?ft:': tlon to war strength and will forrard recruits to the st?io mobilisation eamp aa. nerinorter, provided. 2.. If ia therefore desired that each n mae* A**.-4A?. ..^^-? - - - a remiting officer, far warding"hi's' ] name to A. 0. Q" at the same requi sition the same necessary blank farm-, together with, a memorandum of in-i struct ions as their uso and-purpose. ' 3. Should an emergency arise whereby the services of the regiment will be called for, U. ls dca!rod that mobilisation bo accomplished with the least possible delay, and with ?his end in view company cominanders will see to lt that al j. property be assembled und made ready for Immediate r. Ry order bf Col. lita Pi K. McCUMX JK., Capt. Adj. 1st Inf. N. O. lll-tT^E 5M?HT U('K (Rock lilli Herald.) Thc Anderson Intelligencer 1 ?a man who is building up a flo ^?aWwMs' setting a.fticietfot' ?IjaLwerj* day utility, such' thji... people, ??pect to find at his feto ? some other store carrying the sam? j I lines. He does not cut prices but sells I at regular prices, taktag a rekaonable profit. The secret br his s?efc?sb is that ho advertises regularly, conslst enti" c?? ?~?5"?iinj?"y. Ar,y Chant who knows how to buy goods j and how to walt on esterner? iori ".mVn; ic ??uc; Yf'?iit C?u?6a ?DIO BIS ?toro, cen build up trade by steady, crnnmon i^.?w?. st!r?c*!^? e2*"*''*i?lng Intfrdenftmlnajlounl^ Sandor Mcbool j The fifth semi-annual gathering of [veatr?i, township Sunday School As I septation will convene in the new Bap ??s?. ciiunh vi Clemson cotters on j Sat urday and Sunday, May 9 and IO. For two reasons this is far more than, tho ordinary township convee x?r.r.. First, it ia to be held at Clemson College, where the eight hundred ca ; dots, who at this tim? ls more than lat any other in tba history of rhoeol lege, aro intensely interested > in the1 Sujadny school work; will be In atten dance. Second, cowing aa it doe? at the be ginning of th* administration o? c\ii> new- general secretary, Rc. |C-airm?n. in whose " ; rind mjFttibda, the people of: the state are Wi ?sch la sted. .Aa Clemson in nUu?t?d In! tu? -jorscr ci ?NTCTT muntie*, Plekens.I Ccoueo and Anderson,-'*-? ?re -making lt more of a trl-county. raih*r than a town-snip meeting, .j in addition io Rev. Carman, we are to have Rev. W. H. K. Pendleton Cf tho state executive committee to pre side at a conter*-;.- ... ?afore and Sunday Sclwx?; superintend' .tirdoy a. m., and to-speak Saturday g. m. to a conference f/f fat ->sai Growing Chil?r They Should Re Pr?*erh>4 AgaIo,?,t I?. . tareel t'nfIcaalleesA ss Weft a* sterns! Uncleaalftttfts. ThS ?Clhi&iA ?ira*.a? A? ~^i~rtn? art? . - - - wai.M. ? ~ ti:; ftqjEr?ce ot disease and Intact lon than j .r* ?>? mora Masoned orsans cf the] grownup. Malaria taite en early and* strong hold on the child's liver and ie headaches, coated tongue. In ttion. cramps and many other conditions, i These ere the ftlg?ai posta of wara . lng nature provide? that your cbU may be reitev*d of impcnding aick AID which hi. j ABSJ2 COmpOQA' ^dielne'.rb^it rei P-r "H The Farmers & Merchants Bank and the ira^mers Loan and Trust Comjpany, both of Anderson, S. C., tafc;e a great deal of pleas* ure in lending money to prompt paying cus toxri-ers and at this season of the year take an especial pleasure in lending money to their farmer-friends. We would be pleased to egtepd oar acquaintance with Hie farm er?, ot thia food county hr lending them money. COME ?0 SHE VS, M?chants Bank Wmtot?imA & Trust Co. rr ftlJBBEh ^lf,O0J/-v?tathrop t'all?ge, Rock Kill, & i\ j?qc |? to Jul) 21? ~I?J*~ COURSES. OF STUDY-Full courue? of ?.tqdy will be provided tb "tue.* . th? need*' of : 1. Superintendents and princip?is. 2. High Schot?! teach ers. 3. Primary and grade teachers. 4. Kural school teachers. FACULTY-A large faculty baa been ?ur.ur??Vcqm??uee?i ot specialis la and lender? ot education. SPI?CIA1. FEATURES-Model school through first sig grades. Bpeatal course In rural achpol problems. BJlr.dtxgardcn practice >and- lectures ea, Montessori methods.' . County Board? ot Education are authorised to renew certif?cate? : ii) force (or all trac her? r'oq do satisfactory work' in i l\ls summer school and taite tho final,examiantlon. f For rates and. further mforraato.i, writ?? for Summer School'Ballalla' tq ll. B. Johnson, ires. Back ?111,8. C are a great Mossing, ^ccaylng teeth arc a 'curse. Don't let yours decay. Examino them dowdy cv^ry now and, Hw.i. ?l^>? ~1- _ - let us examine th? in-wc cnn tell bet ter than yep bow to preserve thom. afro nt rilling, capping, crown and .pridge work, etc. But, wo are mest moderate in our charges , and kimo*" our popularity, DR. H, R. WELt? & COMPANY Lad* Alle^Mteat ^ * w 'VXWm.pSSTAS* PARLOUS Brer I'ar^s.l Menais' Baak, Anderson, 8, C, ~ * -''^"r^J?er8r?j8rrr^3S3?^^ I CONDENSED PASSENGER SCHEDULES. ABAI VAL '?EI'AhTFRES. No. 35. Mo. -17. No. .8?. l\o. IT/.'.'.'.'.'. : No. .45. No. 80.,, .No. 88... No 31.. No, 36,.. 10:10 pru. .-so. iv,_ No. 42...., No. 4.4.. .. (1:30 ?. s;25 aJ lb:3S'?. 1:05 p. 6:10 p.n ?.ao j? xi . S ALLEN, ?aaseoger .Agent. county mid ?Ute workers ^ ?M^MjMW^^ address. Ahe'convention Saturday night j Sunday morning after the -regular li fjflfctOil AMrl?fiT? ? Au??ay School hour, at which time * y*~'$?~m* ^"*^^***5i'""'. "f Rev. Carma* gires a abort talk, hp g~\ % n . will pre&cb. In the afternoon ?-hilo VjOOil i FICft the. Convention !3 in nr?ar?as st . Clemson, with the good addresses for ^aj _ J. TE*_,'1|. Sunday School workers, (?ames of AHvXv Ja Ula speaker? to bb given later.) Rev. Car mail will speak to a mass meeting of . _ ?ne chbrcnes'or ??Dirai in tn? central ana winter, you Vant : ia maka High School auditorium. Me will rc 'turn to Clemson Sunday night to speak all you can. If Cotton Hl4iiQW" 'tb' Hie young men of the college on ." . , . thc mibject. -The Almighty Cod l^ook.. you will ncea a big crop. Big for a Man." . AH are invited to come to clemson You v/atU to make every, icc ' for ? meeting of church .abd Sunday ?co^ HM.UA?. *J*h - ?B^Hcra Vt ?TATU - . ' Florene*, AptTi^ Flounce is go HHUtBdON ?l!^ lng to make a great effort to get the ?w? iswws. fall meeting of the Shrinere of South #* *\ti ft ft I ft Carolina and. to title end an impor- W gig* r.., tarif. meelipg of the local members of $1 Ulk WU Vt the mystic shrine was held in th?) blue ledge room on Saturday night at . ~t t ?:->o ociock. .rush, Blood ?na pone Those present went into an Organ ization of th? Florence Shrine club F R ?i T I ? 1 'I IT fe <S by ti? eiecticn of the following of- *. ?' *~ s - ~ *" k' Dr. E5 .M. Mstthews. presid/aii; J. -n-,- t n .????????^xwmirrMiiinni'iiiii! . r Winston l.vey, fir ft vice-presiifnt: Jo- ^^^^^S??U?SStm^mmSSSSSm soph VV*.: McCown, second vf?e-prc?i- ^^^^^T^^^**8? dem: Dr. Brooks-Retied Re. third vies ... . ? .. _ president; Dr. D, T. Riley, fourth vice '' ?--' ' BfW!Miii?SS>.?t 'H . ! .. A. Lonnte Baakiat fifth city councJL.tbe chamb^'ir of eotoroeiv ? :>'-r.i; !>r. Lesli? D. Raskin, and all secret sellette* ana civic t>r K9scrotsry ^qd treaiur^y. i^4^vi*>?^j 4 gan?Tattons of Ptoreace agree to. io?n .ni'; with the Florance ?irhsi- . issjsfiii?5i o??i"???TS?r?. ~" Thanksgiving Day bad to 'giu>i :>. gi. Henry H. liopsb&as, John L. Howers-, the mystic brethren a grand an?L^lo. r.4 K. Albert Mulffrow. C08?J??U?e 1 -4?\ua tr?ti lr? tb* "IJt?lr. t : on badgee. f South Carolina. wft?=r Sam D. Divine. Edward Layloe. T. ship ead hospitality knoHet'e nc: Bake? Hsywrwortb, rjfc Al?art Muid- houcdn ?sf. Joh* I* Hseeies and J. Archie! T iommittee' on invitation 03 up Kal&row were appointed as a ff ,?u-d ?iaturday night wi/ mittee to iaepect imd pr*- 'i'-n < .?> noa to Charleston 00 Tiiurfdav florence "meat" tn^ *'._?.? a tinton ?tend ?mar a social lu vim tic v. tWSKslon of Omar' Ttiiv^l^. wh?ch con-1 ,_.. , . "venes Ia the etty hy the ?ca on Thurp-j t'nr& *t irh.?Vk dav of thte.week. Tb?:commute* Ur *** **? ruanas? < I thanks te oh [for ?K.e awn {v.'ords cd sysr