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SPEGIAL IRIS ARE COMING EVERY HOUR ..I?.;., ? - CITY WILL TODAY? INVAD ED BY VETERANS AN ADVANCE GUARD All Pkn? Complete Far Taking CWT? of tho Veterans ami Pro g?sm la Perfect Everything ia In readiness for ta,t Big Reuolou. Thc veterans will be gin arriving In thc city before uooi today and many have already come A special car will arrive lior?( a 11:W) from Greenville at 1:25. a npec lal train of nix coaches troui Beek lilli, Btackaburg und pointa between will come over,?tc lllue Uldge. special car from Columbia and Or ungoburg wili ?: tu late thia after noon, and ea. ea?o| t was being madi late lear, night to work up a special car fran Suaatt* and Florence. In quiry nudo rv# 'Me information Bureau at tho Cham^rf erf Commerce late last night,, tike oaegu'helug opon till ll was that no- reliaos estimate as to tht nunite* ?J delogata? was obtainable. Provision bee i noe- been mado foi mora than 700? delegates.' the largesi in the bhrtery of the city, exceeding the Bundey : school convention mon than 300. Emergency provisions arr alee being mode at thc Y. M. C. A. and. elsewhere, ano-.?till provision! cannot bo mada. An effort will b< ni add .to cecure rooms at Andersoi Collage and.the Fraser Fitting School dormitories The, tent was phwud yesterday ano platform completed, lat? yesterday af tcrnbon. The oral rehears.". I undo thei , tent of. tho combined malo and female choir: was held; ycrterdny af 7 p. ra. nader the management Miss ?6. Wnlsch, chairman of th? music coasmtUeo. Andaman. Hot?! wltV he eoniiinci today for. 110 sueste. Special bed ding luis boen provided, thanks to th< quick?actio? today. Mrs. Rufus Font,, chuiruinn of th' Concert Committeo?states everythtni ls m. shane nt Beena Vista Pork. The; tri-jolnt reception at the Chi quota hotel will occur Thursday nigh und tho Ball on tho same night, ala? .lie ?qs??i?* s?-*,Lir'* is D,x'? D,,r,n' tho Wo"r"r Lmonade will - be provided at th? Chamber of Commerce free to all tht veterans. Ice water will be placet around tho city tomorrow morning end 3,000 drinking cups distribute* to th? veterans. ""vM Tho work of decorating tho city cou tinue? and will be closed up late'to' night or tomorrow, morning. i. B. Ul Toague, head of th< State Veterans, will arrlv hero tod?' with hlB etaff at about 10 o'clock, and will Immediately go i?io conference with the members of the Contra Committee of Axrnnnvunents at Chamber of Commerce,. after whlc: bo will meet with ike Parade Com mlttee ?I the Chlquok* hotel.. Tho Begistratlon and Informattoi Bureaus, uuder_tho management ans Kubanka layiov. w??? bo op?tiBtU. iq thc Chamber* ol. Ceotntence ai t? o'clock today. The Bey Scouts rr ll he* ;ready tor workj^tha jame time. THE SONS RAISED SUFFICIENT SUM Secured Good Amount From Or ganizaffcxiFor Entertaining Young Ladies Hera -?-! v. v..,.-' Hti ? v"?, -4 .ir'tfW? A committee, heeded . by,. Capt. WJ1 ?lam Laughlin and representtog tCeai W. W. Humphries of the 8ons,at>|Con federate . Veterans., ?pent ysatertfe*. fe canvassing Anderson for the purpoa of raising a fund with, which to en tertatu tba maldaof honor, thee ape? sors and the other young lady visiter to Anderson during the Confedera! reunion. In the canvass yesterday th? committee visited only members o the Sons of Veterana and all told ?} sum of $23 or possibly slightly more was raised-for the purpose stated. .The Sons fell thst they have a rlgb to be proud of even this sum and I will be quite sufficient, according tt those ht a position to. know, to .tah* ' ?cerv-nf tue yoting ladles herb rot th reuntqa. VW course this fund will g< to-defaaylpg none of the usual expen sas, itt < ?Ul to devoted entirely t snewiegi t?he, charming guests of tb city a?U . ot i Anderson's points of in tsw.n ?A4. arfW' supply them with bo qutta,!.g<to*,idaring their stay here. Tbclhanka of ell tho Sons ar? di?, CSBt. bangate* ami tho ??.raatnder o tj^coa^a^bee^fet the splendM wort iswTi?cm J. E. - S^ttfefe e? ^bafteldhftoi 0| <ug?g "Pay ?of ftasjaeon . . *.?'?l?kJiU'.Jj .i ' " j . Tuc flrt? delegete te?afieve>ta Aadar . wgldh ? iw^?<c?B*e?ot tanwrruWf oom ittfe ? WS?UI?*^:BH OeoilUk?iOf JfOasfietd Ml& !><>oi^g^A??srlw?dviaMaV' ?*ty m tH?Sy ,vn?ir??Mrliu?di??JH?l ?*cu* < .'?..adi be&ftr be'tauf besa hera fe tit** yo ^o?id?'^*?"u*^,i,!* M?fan- keehj iij?to a fear hours a>Sad ct ?rtaest* at. rlrtr.g even, ? fevrj?inutoa behtoa.lUgt? dgd t * tnaS-.reswaevd^.4>toitolMs'^ ?tte e* ?srfir start sstdi be ?a han? promptly **ot ka*w?n*?us* haw ?Vas* it might tala to reach Anderson ~ s Ut. Itnollttly was given a hearty ?rai come, by Secretary Whayley of fi? An derson chamber of com nu roo 'Alien ho arrived in thc city and throughout yea if'?ay ito wu? K!IQWJ< ."?vt-r;' ppasiolc attention by Ute people of the city. Mr. Doolittle commented upon the numerous decorations around tba bue incas IIOUKCH of thc elly tn huno* of the rou ii lou and said that, it m -n ? bim feel elated to see that tho people of tilt? community toke au much l.ttereii in tito reunion Mr. Doolittle waa lodge,] at Ibu Bellevue hotel and he expect?! lo ?.?! Joy ?very minute of hi? stay m thc elly. CLOSING EXERCISES HON. C. C. FEATHERSTONE WILL BE SPEAKER PRIZES AWARDED Splendid Year of Anderson's Great Institution SOT Boya Will Come To Close In Fitting Style Today's program will conclude the .?ommoncement at Frazer Fitting .School. At ll o'clock thc.annual de -tarnation contest will be held, when in interesting program will be ren dered. At night the class exercises will bc told, at which timo tho class history viii be read by Jerome Beck and thc :lass prophecy will be given by Wil lam W. Sullivan, Jr. The cluss song s another feature .that will be of ln ereat. y The literary aildress of thc occa sion will bb delivered hy thc Hon. Jj C? Featherstone of Greenwood, riioso who know Mr.- Featherstone ire looking forward with groat plca3 ire to his coming. He <s an Ander en county man and Ima scores and cores of friends who wit! be glad to .i I ? ll ll vu- ?UkO ?it * u- 11/11 . Prizes* for> 'prwftcleney in- essay vriling, in HI bte work und dcclama lon will bo delivered. Tho handsome irise that is offered, Is the Essayist ?rizo offered by Jambar 1>- Hammett, vhich is $25 ?a rath. Thc ::.:iiir.--s .^signed by Mr. Hammett IB: 'Vei tonal Liberty ls not tn bc Taken as a license tor do Those .Things Which viii bring L>enre?ui.iuii mid Rum io he Citizenship of Our Country." Ch ero has beau a.warm and spirited :ontest fog all of the prizes and the vlnnere will bo congratulated for the i .ffort necessary to wis. The public ls most cordially. Invited o attend these exercises. " The annual meeting of tho board of rustoee wHI, bo heldthia morning*^: ) o'clock. * All ot Anderson ia proud of the plendld work dono by thia lustitu lon during the > pas* year and they rill shosv that they are deeply'inter isled in tho woltara of the institution ?y. the splendid attendance at tho ex? rclacs today. Following ls the class oil: . George William Brown, Jerome .Beck. Louis H; Farmer. t. Earle Hunter, 0. L. Martini Jr. v- ?j.';vV> Sm Floyd it. Purkii, . . ! J. B. JWaHajijn. Iw. R, snowy D. E. Sloan, Jr* I Frank B. Steal?, J W. W. EStorm*. . 1 LAlnOr?Ei^TTttC I STEEL BRACELETS i wo rwtgroo waxxco tvemy rnaro Anderson Ofi&cere, Both With Handcuffs On ; -Aju--, "?vi Anderson people are familiar with he saying thew Stat laugh? at leefe mlths" but there ft nothing on teer rd to ?how any. relationship between upldand two big black burley ncgroe aturday night Anders?*,county offl .lalB received Information that a 'crap* rame waa* going on bet wen a isuwssr <f negroes near tho Orr MRI and the .mc or? ?et eat far the anea? Whee hey arrived they caught thc party rem anded and proceaded to round them <p, putting handcuffs on the whole . unch, locking each negro's wrist to he wrist of another ot the party. While this operation was going ob ito of tlic officers chhmed to look .round and dltccrvered that Munlcy turns and Frank Williams, twa of the frat to 'be handcuffed, hod strolled way from tho scene ot activity *shd BO ur aa, ia known they are ?till "stroll ig " The negress. imtwlU?atandt?8;tha act that the* Were lockod together. '?em to lniy* .??da A complete get way an4 tbjfelift bo trail. ' 'S'jtf. Tb? cwnatndor o' the party roachMl 'te city In abfety abd Wave lodgod tn Mr. .Altea ?tated that his road in xewtfteg to handle a spacial crain bf tts* en account of the annual state **yc*teft?i* be Jield tn. thia aet^wtll tte^yjlke from 0, ?ny w whoui jSfabeaajLj||ffi >e uar and wilL return on tho 1 Vto ?k night ?adcome bftck ***?!ftter? will probably ix*,* .vay?jVb>ootaio>.^ia i ?io icienuhsn- we reehvlUjB .iodss wit*.bring ny breas ead. and the Sparfeetejog loggte ?it* , tao have asm* big, atunu Ti [ ^u=bia isdrs?te earning OB a skeet*! In of PUUS^B? troni th* tor* c?|?/> T in connection With tb? lodge? front s ton. Orangobcvg. FJoroaaeand potato. > columbia: todse< wttt-gave a corps and some of the other aggas wjjt come in great force, JES?S THE SOLUTION OF LIFE'S PROBLEMS _-._ BRILLIANT SERMON TO THE FITTING SCHOOL BY MR. WALLACE Frazer Bore? Hear AM* Speaker Tell Them of Wondrous Fit ting School of Christ ( At tiic First Presbyterian Churcli Sunday the harcaiuurcut<: surnion b? ^ro the Frazer Fitting School was praaoh?d hy th* Rev, J. E. Wallace, of Westminster. It.wa? a mose eloquent ??Seenrec !:> which Jesus as the Christ waa" offfc'rcd aa the solution of life's problems. Th/ sermon was widely commented upon us being especially appropriate. The following is n brief synop&h; of what was said. Texi. Idatt XI:2?. "Take my yoke upon you and learn of me; for I am mock and lowly at heart: and ye shall lind rest unto your souls." Subject: The fitting school ot Christ,. These versea arc au invitation from thc headmaster of the greatest fitting school lu thc universe to come to him und learn the greatest lessons e of life. Christ's servant are to bel" also disciples learners. His school for them is his yokes. Ile is the mas ter artist of life audi we must be ap prenticed to. bim and learn to live na lie dees. We can never get the most out. of lifo uur put the most into life, until we have learned Borne lessons from tho. yoko. The li rsl ia the lesson of service. Tho yoke meana service, and no man can become truly great without lt. "Whosoever will be great among yoi* let him bo your minister: end who soever will be chief among you let him bo your servant." We will learn the why of service. Wa can never learn why we should give our lives to the J ?j service of Christ ana man. when it is Jv net ?ppre^?ited end When thc world offers so much for lt until we learn 11< lt from Christ's service to us at such a great sacrifice. Wis wi!! learn th* how of Christian sor vice, roany williup workers are fail becau&c they ar0 unprepared. The on ly, school to- fit us to he proficient ser vants ia the school of apprenticeship under the. yoke of actual experience with Jesus. Wc will learn also the Joy this earth affords is to bo found In the service of Pur fellowmen for Christ's ?uk?. I We learn, secondly, the lesson of character. If there ts anything great er, than what we do U is what we are, our character. Jesus ia supremely .fit ted, to teach, us character because he possesses lt. He ts ''Meek and lowly lp heart", which Uv the. climax of all true character. We learn character hy association, .?Our lives .are fashion od siter them with whom we live most UuaeljK?'..-lf Jssuavla our constant eom p?*iic5", cur loki; ?A*LOW? we will leam .tftihOKlUo Uhp.:. Wo csa never become truly great, wi*h aver so much service, unissait is adorned with hulmlty. Wo ieawn the third lesson which is con- j i tsstiaent or.rest. "Ye shall find rest'1 untoi your.souls." Thia 1B sn age of un?-***, social, political and spiritual. lt.. offers labor in which wo become .The world knows no4*Mu of true rest, ? y 'heavy laden.with care.: Only Jesus Vetters reih Me does not offer bodily Sst. for ho calla to service, "but rest your-souls" fredora from anxiety and. responsibility for earthly things. Cher; business ls to bear his yoke, his business lt ls to bear all the, respon sibility. . We ega never rise to . th? higheat ia service end character if wo ase weighted down with dally earea .all, these things do We are to aoepf i i. and trust him to J S . these thing* to us. In conclue*?*. Il ?.We ?ava hsoo. tought by the world to] look upon Christ's yoke as a burdenJ .and as a hindrance to the broadest ffreeedoto. But entering this school we eater? "the glorious liberty of thc sons of God," and And that Instead of bria??: t [jpS??s.inU? a.aarrow life it ls tbs ?site, # way to the more abundant life. In- t stead of being a burden to carry and c hold us ;down. lt ts transformed into o wings hy which we may risa 'above a earth's sorbld cares Into a higher lire t of service of eharacter and of content- ft ment or rest In this school alone, can we be prepared fot the blahes! lite on earth and for eternal life In the. J i world to cen}*..i The teat la tha.SShOOll bell of the grast uptosrslip of .Oo-Mhull has been Wnftop ?*ih ?t*ar .t*?*e**4i . down the aged,, calling ho ?a wea restless souls rtp casie a?d lesya fr?" him life'* lessons from his yoko. Po his yoke ls easy and his burden ls Fight.- _? ICUi? ROLLS ARE MISPLACED ?AncT SKt#&V Sfck ''MM Calls up*m>m*? i?* cuin. - ; Ree?rtrr fifi Coco iha nani u? 4*oti J|sp> ppraes and residents ?o uuu they thp^ipiissj^lsd If sip? approaching mir, ^a^?ib Tbe. forraex seoestary.ot Ward 3. ihk. CA langston, ls atoa eui ot t** etty sad ti fcprot*hte4hai be..wU| he away soma time This ts another ward ju which some attention to the cl?h; I I i oll muy ho necessary. As to this rp do not ii.oii'. . All of tile club roll? will have to n rovlsed for the county and state Timarles and we suggest that tho rora lu the city wards be started at nco HO that everything may bc put i.goo- d ur dar. .Mr. King will .have the lub roll for Ward Five ip tho office of lie Chiquia hotel at al hour? of thc ay, aaa if any -number o' citizen? at onie point remote from Main street -ill notify him, he will take tho reg ?ratlon book to any poi.it they may uggest, and at any hour they may uggest. t ' ULBERT AB?f> S?ft?H*&lELD ACQUITTED YESTERDAY -j . * '|0? UB WE CASE IS TRIED S_\ ury Deliberated Only 45 Min utes Is Trial of Men Charged With Murder Spann Aiken At G o'clock last night the case of to State against M. T. Gilbert and 'ord Springfield, sbarged with the lurdor of Spann Aiken, went to tho try. After 45 minutes deliberation sat body' returned a verdict of not uilty and the two defendants were roe men. This caso excited great interest all vcr the oeunty and people were pres nt from all sections, especially from led mo:: t, to hear the testimony and ratch the progress of the case. It ae possibly. the hardest fought- le al battle of the present term of ourt and: James H. Price of Grecn ille, attorney, for the defendants, pt up one of tlie most determined gilts ever , made in the - Anderson ourt.hpuse.- _Gen?raI opinion seem d to expect an acquittal. When court epnvened yesterday onsisting of. the following gentle ten: . Joe W. Norris. J. M. Dell. D. C. irown, B. C. Yoong, W. E. Razor, V. J. Trammell, O. S. Sullivan, W. ir. Romiwa>r. u. Tribbie and veal er Dobbins. The Jury trying thc murder case /as ex follows: S. L. Kakow. Paul flnwr. W I., ludereoo, P> T. Hayn le, J. W, Keily, ,. F. Gaimard. W. L. Bond. J. R. )rake, R. Kv, Leach. E. P. Tate. \V. 1. Stone and F ? L. Pilgrim. This morning tho court 'will take ip tho case of Sam Brown and Bob Vulker, botli negroes, charged with murder. Thia, 1B a unique .case, bo auso of, the fact that,neither of the tegnwB squally, fired tho, shot thai Lilied either one of the participants n the fight. Boto, are said to have icen, accessor iee. - v The fight i occured in February al f hick time two negroes engaged in i pistol dun),-eacbi being kiUed by he other,, lt ia alleged, that the two tosswaju,, staadtag trial were inipllca cd, in the killing, because . ono fur ilshed a gun-for the. affair and other ook a hand when both pf the princK .sis "?^cro ?,rsrc??ua.?jr ?L-a?,r ?i nida air to bo ono of the mjst Interesting ?scs.ai' itHj? iv?ia of ih^QOUAt. ^ F'?LElvs?N SERV.CE ? STARTS SUNDAY m? Be Put On By the To Go Through To Atlanta I Via the Setiboard C. S. Allen, general passenger and' isisht -agent of . the Peidmont uud| Northern railway waa in the city yes erday and announced that the Pull nan would be pat on the interurban ?at. Sunday. The first will leave ?partanburg Sunday afternoon next, rheashsdale will be aa follows: Leave Spartanburg.7.50 p. m. Leave Greenville.9.10 p. m. Leave Belton .1013 p. m. Leave Anderson .. .. ^. , .9^45 p. m. i Connect at Greenwood with. Sea ward and arrive at Atlanta following norning at C, o'clock and passengers nay remain In the sleeper until . 6 ?.clock. Return, trip, leave . Atlanta it 9.50 p. m. and get back to Anderson >t 7.35 the next moaning. Thia Pull ban service gives through connec ionTor the'West via the Cllochfteld otfswrjy of ?partanburg. :iTYBATHEDBN BEAUTIFUL LIGHT | wi.A? w*," - r.e.? V^?,^. Ht Anderson For fi*? Time At the Stroke asl Ten Just aa the city clock strusl ant alight Manager Harry Orr.jor tba louthem Public Utilities Qsmpaay; brew the switch which illuminated Lnderson's great whito way and Gio (tty sprang tuto light as though ? seale. The arc lights on teer, streets had been.turned he contrast between the old if lighting and the new was truly lo. instead of the hard ot the area the. street*' . _/tan. the mellow gtow. of i satpfei ?BaexaatS a- prestas*? ?SK. tass? lt ejjna- l,ad?bete! ?bU<i-waar ld not paUea wrougavt -, P proved of ian chan?? and Ander ea ia proud of the new light? oe she" tas every right to be. DR. ALDERMAN SPOKfc SUN DAY AT COLLEGE PROGRAM ENJOYED tr-mm u-i iii- . J -. f u? Iwpfsseioo Uftoo Yonne . Ladies of Y. VY. A. Here -? j H.,. K Hiera wer? tuan y events during thu < closing exercises of Anderson C0U030 j worthy of note U?ut t?tere- will be" more ? 1 during thc yean to come but there ia , no possibility of securing a more splendid speaker, a more fluent talker or a more charming man for Gie' sei mon to the Y. W. A. at Anderson col- ? leg^ than Dr. E. S. Alderman proved himself to be last Sunday. He made an impression upon his audience and . this impression will he lasting. The music furnished for the occa sion was another decided treat abd ev ery person precant at the college Sun day felt richer by reason of his or tjer presence in the auditorium. The following ls tile order of the program: Organ - "Andante Grazinoso" - Smart. Doxology. Invocation. . / Hy md-Tune 4. Scripture Reading. ? Cello Solo-"Moderato" in G- Mo zart. Herr E. Graul. Prayer. Hymn-^Tuns 311. Cello Soh*r-"Ave Marta"-Schubert -Herr E. Graul: Offertory Prayer. '? Offertory-"Tluf Watch. Word"- , Niehol. Sermon to Young Women's asso ciation-rDr. E. S. Alderman. ? Hymn- Tune 31<?. v i ; ..? i.... 1 Postlude-Fjfgurc in D-Bach. I Dr. Alderman chose as his subject . "Christ. Tho Center of AU Things." ' and he gave his hearers a very com- . prcBensive survey of his opinions. . From an historical standpoint Christ " was shown to be the Power behind all our advancement and growth. Tba speaker showed that this, was applt and materpieees of various hinds. The speaker closed hhs remarks with an appeal to the graduates that they so direct their lives and so run their cours? that they could say tu?t tbey had fulfilled the designs of the All Wiao Creator in the painting of the picture of life, In the rendition of the gogy of Ufe and in the writing of thc great book of-all books, the record ot . Ufe. It was a strong effort and every tuan, and woman in the audience roust have felt a better influence as a result of Dr. Alderman's splendid sermon. WATCH ANDERSON GROWING GREATER _ . .... TIM More Citizeiu.Adekd Yatte* ; day to Eve?.Incr*?*ss?4f. !Pe?*a. \ lation of the City . Anderson grows greater , day by day and there can be no mistake about [that. Yesterday witnessed two cl?i gens and their families, added to An derson's ever-increasing population, and, these two men will probably, be responsible for several more people earning to the city. M, R. Ruilej?ge pf Chariot-ton. a well known real es te^and..? vestment mai? o?j*%t,?Jty has decided to come to Anderson and oat* aad.will arrange*:!? ,w>jra.he?* [within the next few daya. He will engage 1*. general re^l e*tajte aa4 in surance business, a, *to,C^f*, who hts boosting Anderson for. in Baltimore, where be has beefl. tak ing a special course in a ?piano and organ tUAing cstabllabajant. .Ha* re turned to the city and announces that Ike ;?tU probably cast; his U& Anderson ls richer today - citizens than she was yeatsrd**. and inls ta but the tale of every day here. [J^ardly a day passes, in,And? I without new families coming in the best part about the whole thing it that the Influx bears none of the earmarks of tv boom. It ir the steady and continuous growth. 'ANDERSON MAN BEREAVE!! i Dr. W. ?. Askatnre's Mother Died >n Snaday Afternoon at Steading . Springs. Mrs. Julia Ashmore, mother ot Dr. W. Frank Ashmore of Anderson, died] Sunday afternoon sj^.i o'clock a&4] waa buried yesterday afternoon. ?t; t j o'clock. 4The sympathy, Of ajLlhe1 psople ia the county ls extended to Uti.. Atb^o^Jte^l^lKrUr .of bereaver 'r 'Ti^i iii.mit* igujlTftiL imilitsw vit - : isa SB New Stf?w H?ti JThe straw hats in our stock go well with the sum ner feeling that's in the air these days. Droj> in to iay and see if our idea in straws doesn't coincide ^h.yours. Prices $1.50 to $4.00. Panamas $5 md $6. Get into a summer shirt that's built sper zialjly for comfort, and warm,weat)ier tro,ul?le^ will r-^istv QUR SHIRTS are the comfortable, r,ot. too heavy; for coolness, not toovli?ht to gfye joo<$ wear. A^.FAST colors and .new patterns. Look 'em over today. $ l .00 to $3.50. .3bJbdB&y Co.. [SIS^^? '} EyeryboyJ " j?yt EsPecia,!y VetiMP# M?M^????& Invited to D??lt? f?^ JSgt? PUR FOU^Mit. rhe Best Soft Drinks and Purest Ice Cream in The City?^_^,. FRESH CANDIES MADE ill VifiDIA nmnv on ? ???; fmrui ri?t^lSl iiLi mi in uniiu? U?. ft fi Ut ?nCHI%.,^Kfett? 108 NORTH MAIN ST. :: ANDERSi*?*rS? C. 1. JaV 20 Tons Baled Burmuda Hay $20.00 Per Ton See irrivcil at Standing Spring? only a boura befcr?, ?icr dr^?h. Thc following- is from tue Green ville Nows pf yesterday "Mrs. Julia Ashmore, aged sixty nix, years, died at one o'clock y ester lay afternoon st the home of her laughter,JMrs. John D. Richardson, a ear Standing Springs, church. She wa* the.widow ot tho lat^o P. H. Aah aaoro and was on a visit to her dau ghter wheo, t^,fln^sttKjinw>?s came. Hr s. Ashmore was a woman respect ed, by ese>jfho?>v ?Wd ter. death will zause sorrow not only to her family, tait> to niaqy trienda. who cherished .*^.-Asl6rioMtt inverai services .Ul be held /today af ene o'clock at the ?tfhol S?tk. chureb. and the Ret. T, "K. Seago" will officiate, She le. survived by ?one daughter, Mrs. Richardson ?nd tour sons.. Messrs. J. "4M.ty.Cu A.. and Pr. FrAuk ashmore.. Tho latter is of " Anderson ?nd the former of tao lower section af thia eounty.' ?peela! Iteottttft 'for' Attendance. All of the yoang ?eople that are to take part in the Re un loti Chorus will pleaxe meet st t&e^t?j&? Wednesday norning st 9itmL (Slgnodr tenolia Weisen'. ?i?f&?^MUBIC Committee. Hone Barnside Heath rTaen Ii well. . ?Mit. J il tl:" i .-, J.le 'ciUUe^ i; MKMIC n.* halt *m?~m ?*-i 1-t ?? y - i^. i ?'ini- I.M i ma hWum ***** ^Wu**? *<?thi . ^M&imX MAY fay f?asjawiu j?ease1 gar?e? Ia Ta? . . , Jtfee *?r Governor. ; C^tuptbia, May 25.i~Ther? U ? .^^^^^nt^r^^st Qeo. Bell. Tim t strong lojkhta ^?uioi. lie ia * aoi if ine late v>'. H. TfAupc?mag an 4 tn Andfirtoe. it wee ex thc please caadvlates up t ats time has been centered upon. J. H. GODFREY ENTERS RACE . - ? ( ifiir Friends Authorize the Announce ment Thai He Will Make the Campaign for Mayor Friends of J. Harrington Godfrey last night authorities'?be^niolHgcnccr to publish tba announp?Ueat' .^at he would be a candidate, ?or mroigr'aud . that his platf?rm would be announ ced, later. Mr. Godfrey ir tba city clerk, city, editor of tho ] I^eily" MaR and secretary o?; t^e IpcaJ lodge ot Elka and a ! member of other frater nal orders and social clubs. . Mr. Godfrey is a native of Che raw. Bad came to-ibis city to engage In tbo rMwspaper business and later ho became city clerk, a position which 40 bas filled with ability and skill, rust what hie platform will be re mains to be seen. Thero are three 'other well known cititens In the race for mayor and Urn, entries do not close for sovcraiqaK.' rhone at present announced are Jus M. Payiio, for many years an ukfca man and later cogety-1~ Elmore, at present al W?rd 1 and qr. W. P. chairman of ?he board k^ is stato|,that W. I ilt Um >?m^.i>rpD<M<^|?av jince ponnd?olly Ud not-caro (or tbs _ .ot accfipt under a rVT^^'rfrtn tami it government. Ta* ne* entrant* ak" ^uN9..j|oUucai backin?. Sflljai? ansti?c7 ?aa onceen cgfcer t?U ^ 1?T**?? ?eaera?ly pop ular wrth tho,yooag saeRj^y it Wei Xaaaay Ntf^ after a hom HI iMm?r.. ? WP**., ... uu Ura. A held at j?1il^MF7ni?lg Tlj|jij|L ^.J^Bft^nwa at s oflai*, * fy^v&nZUfi been iii ?- long ime aBd had been at borne trom T t'ospiuj but a weet.