Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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EVERY INTElXIG?iS?T r thfe most Valuable asset, ?-fet ME ziness, pain in the' back7 of* yourat You might know; that to neglect'y< paralysis ?f the pptw ii erm-might million dollars conld-pot resior^ypi remedy for paralyzed optic nerves. . WHY.SUFFER? When you glasses titted that will relieve that soon as the strain will be removed I ble will not be known tb you. COME TO ME with/your troub'l with my scientifically fitted glasses pay elsewhere. AFTER MY EXAMINATION if an oculist; I will so advise. . . . . I WILL1 POSITIVELY i not furn is lutely^ sui jed to your ,e jjes. '< .?1. ? IT WILL C03T YOU FOTHIN few minujes of your time will tell r . '. ? , MY R?F?RENC?; hundreds . of M. OptoT Office Over Evan? Pharmacy No, \ tl. I. lill III.? I.II Ul I I _ /ll" I ll. I I - O O O ii O ? n ii ? ? a. C C " S ! o o' o POULTRY NOTES <? o ; o O O O O O. O O O O O O O O ') '.) o o Oae of'tf|e hardest things to control In pcutry vaislng ta Ileo. Even c&icjfs hatched by? tho.averago hen are:"well Blocked upIV-with them from tbeVvery i otart. Thtfy must he fought early W. J often. . One should be suns that the main a* {J the head of the flock is. pure brod. Uniformityof - produoA* moana to crjeacd profits if thc products'are prop, erly marketed. lit A half ?am^ down thc pecltrhrorted*nnd-ln ia meaty, traidor and of aplertdld (lav ?C?, When ?prepared In thia way they the equal Or?'a pheasant. . . '"" '* Good ?hado, variety of finely cooked protection Trout heavy rains are tho essentials of auccecs with tho suramiir chicks. Roasting fowta brlns fancy prices "vhoo ?hipped direct to "the. family trade, by parcels post. Thc most sal able weigh bereen three and five pounds when dressd. On'- cannot lin ve Bom?thlng for no dreed fancy ftL~i M?JLJ lil * THU rr awjni aV?^il* AV The Mast?r Machine that takes the4grind* cut of typewriting! ,1 ol the new tts Irteme H dr*;j edvan tpfSe?if superior cqnven tenccR-ii* all-day j speed wit?^at firing thebpera fiV?"-i?*. tum- Am?r>;ihl?? imites for u. ivNOWS ?hat the eyes are TOLL Y?U that Headaches, ciiz Ms'the cause'of neglected eyes. Mif eyes too Hong is dangerous, ?e.Milt, and then what? ' Why a k'i ?ytfifittt? because there is rte. an get your eyes examined and hai strain of your eyes, and as leadaches and all other eye tr ou ed eyes-i I can make them strong it a price far below you have to your eyes need the attention of ?kipyi . ? ? ?? .. ':t;vM.{?y. h glasses unless they $t?/&???> ? ? . . .tiLi"?' ., Vli?t???i1 ??KAI y. -\ .'..;.-'r? .. : . to investigate my claims,'a the tale. satisfied customers; limit i" Anderson, S. C. ??rs?is is tv. ?ti.rt rieht ana then by Kwofnl BeletTilon add a systematic ime, Iho'd or live breeding to establish u ?train which will, In half of the off spring at Iea*t?nro?ucc tbs good quat. (Hes or the paints and/ give a few oBcks tB?? will be netter than either parent. The Campi?a fowl is without doubt In; Belgium and' ls . wast >of .-"Antwerp, it ts claimed that tho breed was. in L'xistenee during tba timo of Julius Beesae'e worH-eeue-fJsd ?hat he look i number of these fowls to-Rome with Mm. any fowl is the pereoentage of meat ?h*t it will yield and not in the mere !?e*ght. The ideal bl?*d than must.bo ?mall ^nd fin? in bone, trimly built with v. frame suitable for carrying a lr4 /if l?jv>aiit mtat Croat, honor la duo to the men and women who have contributed ihtdr mite toward the work of producing the present day Tarietles or beautiful domestic fowls which give afid continue to give sp much camfoijt, hap piness and at?o jpro^l^ to" tho futuro generations, must have' moro substantial construe- J lion than la thc S*?dlfc./Much real damage is'< bein? dun? *?. pt*** *n?.tter i articles which do not make clear tba] rs?t ti?it ta^iarp>iiite$?^; fof we! northern breeders. For instance, fhn! beginnerfin. <&rolIna would suffer loss anr?dlstoufegettfeik fi ht?fad??t? adopt' theSplais vim Ip^fofa eljfu^slj|^ | The demand\*pr. tba S/coducta of the pcultryman is increasing rapidly, and on,UI the tide of .tho. population turn's back Iront the cilios hod villages if fi increase ii?ns. ho Mediterranean , or .the egg .ds :v. r: leghorns. Mthorcas, Spa. - niue ?ncaiuBians and Ancona?. he American or general purpose ?mb white leghorn wi augusta, O a., by l>r. For- ] TSwy have never been ; tm$h. lier* hustler to pu row j. FREIGHT RATES MEETING MAY 14! V -r A, V. Snell Points Oui Importance j of Attending the Columbia moo uris * A. V. Swell, chairman of one of the committees connected with the move ment .. for better freight ratee in thia State, bas sent to Tho Inteiigeneer the following statement ot facts'with, reference to the meeting to be held in Columbia on Uro ltth. Meworaudum of Pacts. The South Carolina public faces a most serious situation with respect to its freight rates? and Uro hearing be fore the railroad commission In Co lumbia on the 14th '.net., will undoubt edly furnish de future policy or the] State to warda *,--e railroads. The State of- North Carolina baa In ! the past, waged a continuous and sue- j cessful campaign against the rail roads for a more equitable adjustment of freight rates from the West, and ha addition by a recent act passed by tho legislature of North Carolina, due Hon of ahr.rff latraJ?tftte ,E?C2 f:: Ci waa orderet'. Titi* order:" has suspended tc^npprarlly, 'pending vt-.jflri.ition by a special comm! appointed by tho legislature, to tho. railroads ?' chance to ahow c why that scs^Mihould not be mada* fectlvp, or to what oxtent the. reduc-j Mon made therein,should be mddiTvd..| The rates in North C?rojliru from} the West are now between 70 and 80 j per cent of the ratea, to points in I South Carolina, and in the distances I via the Southern ?mos are less: as ? J whole to points in South Carolina,! than to points 1n North Carolina. The State of North Carolina st pres ent has a beak? of rates in operation' over tho trunk, lines, that is about 80 per cent of tho Intrastate ratea in j South Carolina, and if the ratoB passed by tho legislature cf North Carolina j ?JO 'lUtO uren ictioo wu? tra Z? , per cent of the rates within Ute State, of South Carolina. .. As a matter ' tact tho State of South Carolina pro^teen ?r*u?io- n?.j t'ovenuo on fame within the state than docs N.d'.th Carol,na and because | of the hlgb'ir rates inbound from tho ! Weat, ' the, rates within the State of j Kouth Carolina should ho less Utan in J Ne^t-Cj^dtna, if the??,oe any dif fer cneo at ill'. v Under sh/jh oWdit'.ons as aro trans piring In N'etJ?Ca^lna, it ls a mat tor of the musT'-uprehio importance th BaUth Carotina that lt bring about an kfUHHtaitJDt rates within- this state In a wayTO~S?eo paco with tho move- j na, so that tho advantages which tho I State ot North Carolina has in. freight j rates, both in or.d oo??^und, wll not be further increased to thc diaady an-1 tag? of South Carolina. r.^The carriers recently increased al number of rates within tho State off B?^jh^CaTollpa! :irhi?h"7vaa - claimed* wan-dene Sffir Uto authority they had \ to apply thc maximum rate presented by tho South Carolina Railroad Oom nrission is ISli. Th? seale of rates Ja Kouth Carolina waa revised bj the Commission In 191?, walch canned panserons iacreani? in the rate* far j the longer hauls. Tho rates from jv,inte in North Car olina to points in -C-ooth Carolina saro. IU-JL great many Instances, tower than thii rates prescribed by th? South kar olina Railroad commission, and when the carrier? advanced tho rates ie January, 1014^ Hj increased tho disad vantage of fifa South Carolina cities. Too much' interest by South f>ro?! na cannot ;bc dtsplnyOfj In ??i?- caso, now before the South Carolina Rail road commission, which is to be heard on the. 14th inst.. In ?TolumMA o 0.0 o o O ?QOOOO>OOvOOdOO __ __ o] AAVEIIBVn t-TTIilf Kt4K * . \ O. O ooo co o lp-4} 09 O O O O'O OOO' On Tujeday afternoon. April &thj Pr. and MT?. J. V. Vine? entertained at i dinner in honor of tho'faculty and Uie| trustees, of Anderson Oollege. A de- i tight ful menu of lolgnt courses j had j been preps red and waa much enjoyed by all. i ! The ?bte was beautifully decorated' with sweet peas and terna. The pine' curd a were very artistically gotten up. and In addition to Ute names, each had a" ?re*r clever linea which were read aloud at tho fahle, ibu? auimll?g much amusement to al'-. In every respect lt waaXc*noe* cn joya Wo evening, and th? charming hospitalities bf the home will long be rem<*niborod hy all ihn guss tc. Mis? Lucita - Barr?as, who is a .mem ber of tho graduating class of Ander son CO?IHW, entertained her claea Elms, Aik NATIONAL Al PitttAurgh 7; C?dcago 1. -Ai Pad.adclpb.la. ^rqok?yu 5. At New York 7; Boston 6. At Kt. tiHUli 9: CHacIn?nl? 1 North Carolina League At. Winston Salem 6; Grecuhboro G. At Raleigh 0; Charlotte 3. (? .tiled end 8th ?in.) At Asheville ?; Durham 4. SOUTH ^A??ANTIC^ ' 'M. ? At Albauy-i .hariestoju ruin. At Macon 2; Augusta 1 At Jacksonville 7; Columbia j. At Columbus 3; Savannah 2. ? VIRGINIA^IIEAGUE At Norfolk 4; Newport New? c. At Richmond 1: Portsmouth 2. At Roanoke 4; Petersburg 3. : At Atlanta o: Chattanooga r>. At Mo??gs2?cry-'?o?U?^ wet grounds. At Blrthlnghat? 1; .NewOrleans .2. At Naihvljle ^ianbLs 5. (flr?t| game.) At Nashville 3; Memphis 5, (second, game.) ? . - 'At Cleveland ft, Lputa 2. . At Boston 2: Wow 'Ybrk 0. At Chi?ago-Detroit : At Washington fi; Philadelphia V FEDERAL At Kansas City 10; Buffalo 0. At Indianapolis 0; Baltimore 0. (called ead fifth rain). . At Chicago-Brooklyn rain, ; At St. ponlB 7; Pittsburgh 15. COLLEGE^B?SEBALL At Davidson College.9; University of aoum caromin t. .'-?? At Wake i'orest 0; A-and M. of North Cs rqllna.l At prihrctooX*jlJM Princetoi i!f. {iffjft j r IATI03 Ai Kadsivs City 6; ?Kitrlafiapi At St g?aj-?y^l?wg^# $t. At Minneapolis 3; Goinnihun At Mi wauko-Lou!*vjHj; r? AA IT IS !?TWKWO Meat of Uh? Country Rejwalas I Hartford Courant1 Tho Republic of Mixjco constats of 27 states and one fesdral district, and ferritork!*. with a total area of AJW^wtnarp miles and a population^ ?^^?JT''*'5,0^8'207- 'T*'O' of these K^jrJMa htstos Sonora and Chihuahua. a#e under tho control ot the rebel force*'.! lcd byfVlila, the mai^ who for ged aa> entire oct of conrt-n.: >;<>_ to bur .government in rt' VJHIam S. Ben lah subject, i ne ?um*?SSS??^^a al. BO hold ? >;ood part of the State of Slnaloa, a part of the State of Con huiia sae have detached beads work ing in tho states of Neuvo Leon mid Tamaulps, Their practical;power in Mexico ?may .therefore 1?'fairly mea sured by escribing to th ?rn fnlt'ebftfrot In the two states or Sonora. Chihua hua. These two states ha or 2?7.?74 square miles, lesviog fjo/.cei square* miles. h.nd/?r th.-, authority of Qen. Huerta and a'populgtiox> of l.3f>i>, 9S1, leaving- a .popula1 ?.-.-i ... Ol? who'acknowledge t!n assen*? th is a ttora robber band down in thc jit. tie Stall rot'. Morejos ?nd all th* other roh ber banda who steal for tu?*r livi.ij; in various part? of Soutlt&rn Mexico,' are eqia! pt number tb the old 704.000 and lim we find lhal she Mexican oppoewtft.of Gen: Huerta number on\y 2,063r2?t?as against a foll IS.OOO.OU'J of Indu^rioun and law-abiding poo I pie wnp i recognise the' ' constitutional authority. . This M' ib? substantial ?talc or reeta r whichiMeaidfiflt. Wilson in his itddreas to congrus with (he in. definite >ry?nvark that only part of the ; country- ta under hts ( Huerta's ?tro!, ji^ sr.bs-.it that i resnor.slJ.'M ; stBtcsmahphip at which the world IR lockjMP?lth eager eye? 3houid have a more ^dourato--not to say Intelligent i- lathe light of'these figuren which we haye ; roughly OJ-? rm bled, and which 3wct Invite anybody that dtsirurta SMiK^Kvsrify for himself in the Iteh? that ti j <?? ifnoe-d -cdnfliet'^hreaks out, wo sheathe ^gluing only.Clan. Huer, ta and'1 ??orie .who adhere to him and FrosidOnt wilson undftiak-. > St app?te to possible tor the (fritad HH^HpHy ea some sort of di? clpiinarHprpcc<-.ding* by amed force against ?Moorta without tn an y ^^S?t??nr^ or motestiagj^he Ass i ? a ?aU for it by its FULL Name-Don't say DOPE; To do so encourages substitutes. Hf UV aTJ*Pi^^^ ff ll I gffigM fe cheaper in price? if n i and reftise ^uMMjgt^gj Chases $ffif Odious .Away? 'ld, and Little folks SAY COCA-COLA, while you can. When Sunday foro?? St? under bau. SA When this ihenphl oe? cara to JOH, phone io jaar grocer I\ ?, Q. A case of Coca Cola, ?cr, then fita; at fenec? '$ ITntversally liked and used by people of discrimination and taste, Its rich, rare flavor is WITHOUT COMPARISON. Everywhere ^% ?H Everywhere Bottlurig Company Anderson, S. C. fr ?ik 1 5g~ lT* hei^ B?ecp ?nd HUt?inedoh jhy n alight injdrr to ber .right foot. gj Five day? add a bath ouch day wa? the sentence inated out to Mey?r Lc ylts in New York., whose'wife charged bim with disorderly conduct and Mag istrate Dodd added the baths when he hoted the prisoner's untidy appear an-o. : ' GOOD TEETH ARE ATTRACTIVE ! Before Kowanee. lil-, ?'-?'.it ''dry*'* ja Tosult of ih? local op:ion" election j eecedtiyV one person purrhsesd slsty j doaen bott les o? beer, v ii icu he ligares { will last hint for two, y^are, provided Ive- continu?? t*m>y one beetle daily. j^Trtve' thousand persons in Anderson, l.r?>*? K.wiMn?i4.t u ?wilitar? ? ( day there, marthing In a narai} , Tray hrteen MOCKS long. The celebre.. tion waa sai<t/?? h? the first of its j kind in tho Halted States. j A Rochester3? woman fx?ghten??d by j ^?1 fores of thai Mexican bandits and j fearing they *?uld capturo the city, j with drew - he r sa Yinga ream ' t?e Vt*sVk: j ^ hereupon they were afolen. j V Offer* WaiS&eeraH ResolaiW . Washington AMsy 7.-A joint reno } lu lion-.was hJKoduced today by Sen j&tor C5Lsrube?hin. chairman of the j Senate military" affairs committee' ad"' I'thorteing th*? president to recruit th* j army up to its full statutory alrengtb. i Ho Said the action was not taken un at all times and In alli places, lend beauty not only., to tho but to the whole fae e. ia ti absence o? Veeth is Ute first,! lion M>wni:? pu??Uv'? plainness are ^4*P*e In thc cor?, rjf tee young or old of either sex, chilled in ali branche? of Di and would be glad U>ita f*v. your work. Wo are particular? ceseful In the extraction ? laaalv. mm WELLS & COMBAN SLVCTftfO MER TAI? PARLOUS Ow Paratere A Bfere?aats,. Baak, jaadersaa. So ? _ _ Lady Altead r ??BB StrOOOL-Winthrop CeBege, Reek. HUI, S. C" jane td te Jajj -lil It-? COURSES OF STUDY-Ful? courues of study will he provided to h the needs of: J. Superintendents and principals. 2, High Scnooi tea ora. 3. Primary and ?ade fAariiern. 4. Rural *oh?nl t.*jtrii*rn. FACULTY- A largo fae ui ty na* been secured, composed iii special and leaders of educaron. SPECIAL . FEATURES-Model school thewgh first sis grcioe. Spc course in rarst school problems Kindergarden practice sad lecture? Montessori methods. County Boards 6f Education are authorised to renew'-.$ertttote?'''-i In force for alt t?chera who do satisfactory work in thin aummor sci