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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS . -;*T-, . . Ufetjsg ibis head will bs run sho??, announcements' of candidates. Titel rates for these dre' as follows: For) tounty offices In both daily and semi-weekly, till election $7.50; in Btrictiy. For city offices: in daily! only: Mayor, $6.00; aldermen $3.00. FOB .MAYOR I lw rooy announce myself a enndi latu for Mayor of Anderson, subject lo the rules of the Democratic pri mary a VH 4-30tf. J. M. PXYNEt K. E. Elmore ls hereby announced as candidate for mayor, .subject bar'; thc rules of the city democratic pri mary election. Dr, W. F. Ashmore ls hereby an nounced as a candidate for mayor, subject to the rules of the city demo cratic primary election. Voten? of ward 2 announce waitui Dobbins % uaiiOidato io: AJoarman J* H. Godfrey;is hereby announced candidato tor Mayor, subject to the rulen of the City Democratic Pri mary election.' . FOB ALDERMAN . The friends' of J.'I. Brownlee an nounce him ss a candidate for alder man from Ward 3. B. F. Johnson la hereby announced a candidate for Alderman from Vard 8, subject ti the rules ot the demo cratic primary. I hornby1announce myself a candl Ward 3, subject to tho rules of the date tor re-election as alderman from democratic party. Chas. F. Spearman. The friends of. Joe Bell announce i him as a candidate for alderman from Ward 2 in the city primary election. COI NT Y COMMISSIONER I hereby announce myself a candi date foi' county, commissioner for the Third Section consisting ot Garvin, Brushy' Creek. WiHfamston and Hope well townships, subject to tho action of tho democratic primary. H. A. FOSTER?. ?sse * m ?- f * ? * *J,/ e> . ? * THE DAY IN CONGRESS * *.-.*'. '. .- . * if ~ * . e^jS * ' Wnabington; M?y 25.-Day In con gress. .Senate: Met'nt ll o. m. and adjourn ed Et. 11:07 n-, m. until ll a. m. Tucs dsy om ?.r respect for tho memory of tho tato Senator Bradley of Ken tucky. judiciary committee favorably re ported the contested nomination of K R. Moore as imarshsl for Northern Resumed debate on Clayton -.mr tbut?. with : ?ol. Eocse v?lt for tc mor row night to extend time ot payments for day ii late Si News oj Gathered for The Intel ?JOOOOOOOOO oooooooo o o ? HOPEWELL NEYY.H a o o oooooooooo oooooooo The best hews we have ls that the convict camp is in the community and is giving us some roads the first we] have had in several years, we just] had rough traits. Th? trustees called a meeting of the patrons la?t week to reelect teachers, nearly all carae and reelected Prof. L. M. Mn'.mffey for three years, also Miss Mary Teague assistant for three year?. Prof. Mahaffey bas only been away from Hopewell three years lu twenty. They elect him three years at n j time so lie will know what he is to! do for at least trat long at a time, aud I We were well pleased with our assist ant honored her in the same raannsr. While th. ' patrons were together j they let the contract for a well to be! dug. and made up th?, money while there to pay, for it so weare to havel water.at thc school house, we had al deep weil dug, but they never did get, to water, hut ye will have it now. The school' will cloj-c iii two more wee'.<B. We have the largest Sunday School now .we have* ever had, there were 119 j present yo^tcrday, we feel proud of the nourishing condition of the school. We bajvu seen gloomy reports of Hope well in prird sometimes, but there are ] no gloomy .'reports-now, for we have j a new organ t? dozen new singing^ hooks apo" plenty nt material to fling; and a good pastor. .Rev. o. L. Martin, and we feel Uk? we are near spiritual j progress, for in unity there is strength. We are to'have Mother's day next! Sunday, June f>th. TjQre W,H ?* i?'"jr \ young ladles at the door with whit"; and red badges. Jtp .bc. plnued on all. the white ls to represent the dea-^ mothers?a!?d th*, red tho living. -Wei urge every living'mouther to come and j every one that has a dead mother to come, beth men and women, and lei | us hava BDleodid- ger vice. Miss Mae Ring and .viss Mary Teague visited Mira. Paul Martin in Anderson Saturday and Sunday. ! Miss Mary Thompson was vout at j Sunday pcijooi yesterday, wo are gina j ??v?r?t" weeks,'-T?ad'to return from G. with her throat and hoarseness fori she lo better, che has teen suffering R C. and lost a portion of her last] year. Dr. Jim Thompson has returned] from Baltimore. WP were glad'to .see j him. In ona more year Jim will be a| lull Hedged dentist The college boys and girls will soon ] begin to arrive home - Mr., Darren Martin came Saturday from Wake For- { est, N. C. ?MicftrXettie McPhail bas had an at "Qv she is improving. Don't think tack of appendicitis, bnt were glad to they will operate this time. Mr. Jno. Thompson stays about the same. Doesn't show much improve ment, 'Very few of the farmers have enough cotton up to work. It will be later than l??t year it looks like, but the Lord d.?eth ali thing well. Mr. S C. Fowler 1B having lumber1 ,...v-^..i tn tu Lld e. nice sev?ji mon-, hou'je. during the summer. We are , always glad to sec any one building j J up home, it-shows pride and progress, j If every one that buys hay could see what Mr. A. E. Shirley did on one acre, they wouldn't buy any more.1 Where he had hla prise acre of corn ] jast year, he sowed lt very thick in wheat, oats and vetch, real early, and ' mowed lt some> days agu end got 10 i very large two horse -.v^gon loads of J hay off lt and now has lt planted in early Klug cotton and lt will come up j as early os any the, rest of lt Wo-don't need many-aerea of land/ but lt will build up to maxe a suc-J cess' In farming. Mr. and Mrs. Newell, of Birming ham. Ala. visited their motlier Mrs. M. E. Newell at Mrs. L. M. Mahaffey's last week and carried back with them. She na3 gotton so she can walk and talk some and they thought the change would do her goori. We hated to see her leave. lo o o o o o o oo ooooj jo ol 0 STARR NOTES o lo v.. .... o ; IO O O O O O .O O O OO O Oj Starr, May-25,- Mr. li, J. Pear (man baa returned .from Columbia, where ho went to . attend the Stale Democratic convention. Miss Marv Bowio Of Anderson col lege, spent yesterday at home. Mr. lafayette Pearmen Of. Cleve land, Mles., has been spending sever jaldays with his .nephew. Mr.. B. J. Poarman. Mr. W, H.-Sexton/spent this week In Columbia. Misses Jessie Smith, Bethla McMa 1 han. Rossie and Mattie Clinkscalcs, I are home for the amhuier vacation: from Limestone couine Miss Alleen Herron , will go to | Qreonvllle, thia week to attend com mstnceraeiit at Lander college. Mr. - Ed. Simpson .who has been: teaching in Greenville, has returned) to.home to spend the summer vacs-' tlon. The Stephen D. Lee Chapter waS J entertained Saturday afternoon by Mrs. B. H. Hodges and Mrs. Eugene j Chapman at the home of the latter. Besides the. chapter members there waa quite a number of vfrttor* pres ont and tb" meeting was an unusual ly p??i2#ht ' oae. Miss Eileen the prendent presid'Hl and thc following enjoyable program was given: Im trumentct ?sop?-Mts? Mildred i Hedges. rai^mit.^?-Mrs. ?^>th*>r Dran Ripp er, MISB Elisa Gross. Instrument! ao?ri - Miss Mel?el Jones. Duct-Miare* Mildred and Alva | Hodges. Andersor ?gencer By ll? Active Con <>f *1Siis Splendid Old Cc W VHk* _.. ?? During tho Informal see ion, delight ful cream and casa were served. Mrs. Darve Pruitt will entertain the Chap ter in June. Mr. C.- C. Junea will begin work Monday on his handsome new home. When completed, lt will be one ot the prettiest in Anderson Count v. Miss Maud Erskine of Pelter has ("been elected one of the teachers tn Ute Starr school for next year. Mr*. W. A. Hudgons has returned to Anderson after having spent the Week here with friends and relatives. Mr. E. J. Pruitt has recently pur chased a new four-passenger touring car. .. . Miss Claudia Herron will go to Due West thie week to attend Com mencement. The-many friends here of Mr?. W. B. Harokin of Town ville, are corry to hear that she is very ill with ty phoid fever. . Mr, and Mrs. J.J. Smith and dau ghter made a. visit to Elberton. Go., last Saturday and Sunday in their touring car. Mrs. Robinson's friends arc glad to see her back home after spending several days at tho old homestead with her sob. Mrs. Parker Robinson. ooooooooooo ooooooo o o o El KKK A ITEMS o l o .. .V 1000*00000000 00000-00 Anderr on, May 25.-Thc Kural I m prevencut Association had the pleas ure of listening to talks by Miss Pray Irer of Winthrop und Mis Carlington ?on last Tussday afternoon. ' The visitors pr?sent from the Ham mond School association. ' were Ma dams Pat Major. Eliza Hammond, Lawrence Hall and Arthur Rhody. Miss Annie Shirley came home Sat urday from Starr, her school closing ou'Friday: She was reelected for th next session. The Women's Missionary Society .wei wita mrs. J. M. Harmar on Thurs day afternoon. Au Interesting program was carried out. During the social hour Mrs. Hamer served delightful strawberry ice cream and cakes. Our day school closes Friday after a seven months term.' We are pleased with the progress made. The trustees have furnished the house wttn 40 new desks, maps, globe, window guards, Miss Crowther has been reelected for next session. We do not bear much boasting on gardens, the dry weather has kept gardens back. . '. Mr. -Feld- McCrary of Autun sp?nt Thursday at Jas. A.. Shirley's. We were glad to see Mrs. Elizabeth Ballentine able ta rid? out. to ber sons, Mr. Jefe Harp?rs Friday afternoon. Mrs. Ballentine was a resident of our community for yeats, we were sorry to have to give her up, and are glad to have her come back to see us. Miss Bessie Minshall of Greenville spent thc week end as the guest of Mr?. B; B. Breaxeale. Messrs. W. C. and Fate Pearman of Tex. and Ark. Brothers of Mr. H. >?: Pearman. are here on a visit. ? Mjss Valeria Crowthem spent Eatur , day ! and Sunday at her hom? near First creek. ?0000000000 00000000 O o o PALMETTO CHAPTER o lo " . o OOO O'OOOOOOOOOOO o ooo (Written for Tho Intelligence t. The Palmetto Chanter, youngest of tlie Anderson V. D. Ca, waa organized by M:v. J. PJ Vandivftr at her resi dence, "Runnymede" in Nov.. 1902 There were ten charter members, and Mrs. J. M. Sullivan. Jr. (Miss Nina Burriss) wea elected us the first j President, with Eubank Taylor eecre jtary and Treasurer. Very shortly af ter its organisation the Chapter re ceived tts unifiai inspection by being formally recognized at the State Con yehtlon of the V. D. C.. convened In Anderson In November 1902. Made up. ns it was of young girls fresh from college or still In college, a tone of youthful enthusiasm and peculiar loy alty characterized the Chapter from the. beginning, .end fortunately still prevails. For soveral years we have celebrat ed Hampton's birthday, March. 28th. j by giving a dinner to Ure Confederate Veterans of the county and we join the R. E. Lee Chapter In celebrating Memorial Day. It ls our custom and pleasure to give-material aid w nene ver possible, te such worUiy Veterans as i cgU on tm. Tb* -.hapter bas tried to stand for Hie wellfareeud progress^ of the town und was one of the many* ?organizations to give donations to the Anderson Hospital, and tho Public Li brary. Enthusiastic new KW sr-rs are being constantly si'd-i lo our roll ! Which number*. forty-4ire, and und?r the lesderxhi j of Miss Martha Bonham. President, and Mrs. W. J. Muldrow, and MrH. A E. Holman, vice president, willingness be worn makes the J'ai dltlon. Cnlty, good fellowship and the Chapter waa never tu a bitter cou - motto a friendly club. N'o small thanks are dite the citterns of Ander eon andmon r friends espeoIaUy of tba R. E. Lee and^Dixie Chapters .'or their kind interest and co-operative with us in the work we hs ve done ia the last eleven years. New Camp V. * iv V. ?aid*. May 25.-A camp of tho . of Confed?ralo Veterans was ned at-Donalds on the 23rd insu, catap consisting cf 51 memtora. The camp wa? hamed In honor of rt L TV""*'il ?'bc served ls the Mex IcatT wai and aga?to"velunteer< <l in the O?i^rato bendee and ro?e to the rank or Colonel. R. L,- Bnrmor* wai eloctfd curjmander, and D. M. lumpbreya, adjutant. espondenfe In AU Cor ninty ) o o o o o oooooooooooooc . vht?M HKPTtS o > w ? o )000000 O0O0000000000 We would have written sooner but ile Septos news ls all dried up won our grins ara dry. For the past few wefkn it's been the ', ce roan by day and the ? cal man by light. Oh 25 per cent of the cotton up o a stand and two thirds ot the corn Top yet to be planted, however, our |" 'tater slips" aro all Ms iug. Mrs. Lissie Farr of Anderson is > ?ow spending ?. few day? with Mrs. \ ?.'annie Ducwortli. I Sam. Carteo saya that we have the, )ost road from t?eptus out to Allen . dcAlllster's that he has ever soon. md Sam knows ?good road winn he iee? it. .,, Wet ?r dry. are will n.l ho in "My Town* for ilie old soldier's reunion his week. Mer.ar3 A. J. Smith and C. M. Rob ilno are spending-e few day? in the nountains of North Georgia. Anderson Lassie-?Yes. I would tile 'or you darling; Anderson Laddie-Well, please do j lot dye your hair green sweetlieat-t. Mrs. J. W. Mullins and non. Frank lave Just returned from a visit to Ab tovllle. Some men keep very cool in the tour of danger-especially their feet. Mrs. Ola Coonor and children of lat es burg. S.C., are visiting ber pa ?ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Thompson. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Mooro are glad to know that she s able to be .out again, having been ?cal sick for the past week. If the jjry weather will cut down he f-.ahdiu'at?>"crop ..to' half the stand, ve will in a degr?? forgive thc wea ber man, Soptus was well represented at Anr lerrob -iaBt. Saturday. . No stranger, Gui building that itandr. near the nice church building lear Lebanon lm ont n nnur hsm, ii is mr school house. Mrs. Mattie abd Nettie Richardson rom Limestone college are at homo ; ur the summer. Some people imagine the world ! s wrong, when aa a.matter of fact, it1 s nothing but tholr livers. , ? If we had gotten-? rain at the right ' imo for oats, Seulu? farmers wnniii ?ave had CoL .Carter's "skinned a dock." Mrs. Warren McAllister was shop ting in Anderson last Saturday. Here's believing that tho old Bo? tiers will have tho best time tn.An lerapn that they have < \er had any vhere. SOI ?XH..W&LjlIA MriTOX South' Wllliamstoo. May 2.*>.-Mr. leary-, T. Goasett of New York city ipent the week end with relatives. The First regiment band will furnish - nusic for fee Confederate reunion in - Vnderson nest Thursday. i Mr. 'WV M. Sherard waa in Anderson ! Saturday. . . f , The members of the First Regiment land arc the proud possessors of new iniforms which they reesived 'last ?reek fromAdjuta.nt Geuc:a: Moore. Mrs. W. W. Cobb of Union ls spend- ll ug a f.-v,- da.v? in Uje city. ' .Mr. J. B. Darnell went to Atla ^asa, Nv c., on the excursi?n last week. ? Mr. anq\Mrs. J. VP. 'Mackey of wtiit-. ?ire spent:r. few day? in the city last ?eek with home fr.!k3. looooooooo oooooooo fcr*"?-'"- 0i 1.:,; TUE DIXIE CHAPTER o > *"' o ?OOOOOOOOO O O O O o O O O , j Tbe Dixie Chapter, Daughters of the Confederacy of Anderson was organ ised May 14, lflOO The; objects for which thia association was formed wera Social. Bonevolent. and HiBtprf :al. To collect records and incidents if the Confederate War which Were lot elsewhere chronicled, also to aid n the preservation of ita history and he perpetuation of tho principles in volved in that struggle. The'charter trtembers of The Dixie Chapter are: Mrs. Carrie McCully Patrick. Mrs. Jessie Pearson. Mrs, Jennie Chapman. Annie Todd Barton. Mrs. Mollie McGee. Mrs.Sdlllo Crayton. Mrs. Sarah Quattlebaum. Mrs. Fannie Adams. Mrs. Nannie Harkness,. Miss Lenora Conors Hubbard. Mrs. Carrie McCully. Mrs. Nelli? Pickena. Mrs. Paul stephen*. Mrs. Ida Breazoale. Mrs. Pearl Rodgers Fant; Mrs* Grace Arnold Cochran. , Mrs Grace G. Sherard. Mrs Lallte Witherspoon' Johnstone. Mrs. Binnie Bcwards Russell. Miss Alice May Pussell. The ti rat con?ri button " which this mapter made was to our own r!on ederate Monument, which waa uoar og comi.loUon by^the Memorial ,As lOCistlon when- this chapter was form te? The next was for the living toe Hers, and..was to the Soldiers Homo, hts chapter haring the honor of being he Drstto contribute to this cause Oh? of-'bo most important and. far ?cachina efforts of tho Dixies was tb? mbliahlnr of The Dixie Booklet li med bi-?tfnually. SrthVe of these bask ets are ia public libraries la Masaa .ehuaettMt. Californio, und many other itates, and will be telling the sacred ruths when we ore sleeping neath tho ed. 'The "Poema of * the Fio?u?on?" vrltttfn by KU Courtland. wa? Also'f ?nhl lr h ni, nUd we f/?et Honored thst }? ve bad the privilege of puotifhlng and. ?1 IieetVing th?sc tsnutlful foetus. U ?re waa' none more loyal to the a nth than our gifted poetess, and in 1 hts short sketch Q? Gris chapter .\*j?' 1 ^^^p^^ AJ^w W ^ Greetings, faithful men who have fought. J ^?^R1I * From every town you come; for Anderson iW?^rm^^^ ^-ss-i is ripe and ready now to give you a most funJH^?U*^^*T^1^Si SH^??"??>raanc* S'1-ori?us time. iPmBfr^^?! l*^ I Opportunity has knocked. The Anderson '^^sjf?t'A l?lfi\?/ sPn'*t nas burst it's bearings and thrown re ?^^Wtw MMrty^ union to the winds. Bunting-bedecked . ?'1 ^PwL buildings are the speaking deeds that over ^^^^?T^-if^^sfts^ shadow words of welcome and forever Mot '^^^^^^^^^^^ . out the ancient idea that hospitality begins The Veterans Are With Us-The Erasure Is Oms. Ul Our hat is off in sincerest greetings to you. To entertain so lar&eI|f / and noble a body of men as compose the veterans reunion is indeed a flt privilege and Anderson brilliantly responds to the compliment. jj We extend a cordial invitation for you to make our store a "Rest Sta- - , ton." It is up-to-date in every respect and we feel that it is an instrtu- \ tion devoted to Anderson and her visitors. We want you to know when you enter this store you have a real business home, for the same ? A.*.*tl4-o ??~.. - ?4k'.~.~.?-. U ---_?_Xt_-r ucauitkiu ex VY CAI LO jr wu a. o Mile 11 tenu wuUiU give a lUdlCI . Untier flfasoiiic Temple i _"SHOES THAT SATISFY." | j tmm--I--i-mmmr mn I li il i II --mmmmmfammm i IBU *,,T^MW^tiM?M^MwiwiiwMM>?D?MM?iyMi?MrtfaMiriii i II II I II I I I I IM U . tn i ?milli i > i ?ii in? " ii ?'?'????un ' i.i .ra?.! II wi.iMMnn ??,!??". ?M?Mn^?n|| S . ' i ' ? nil., in i i- ? iiSilTi^gilVi?rmiTwf ??? 1 ? ' JJ, ; : Everyday : ; t^^^^ Big Demonstration j ^^^E-SQ* A LADY EXPERT of the IDEAL FIRELESS COOKER from ll a. m j tc 5 p. ni- every day tlji? week. Bring Your Cook With You _U_ri_- - - . ? Cooking of every description will b? done, aijd we want every housekeeper in Anderson and vicinity to attend ev?yy <%y. Anderson Hardware Co* ./ . ' . f ' "** i .'? ?'?e?fi> ? * i'T* t" !v f ?to ~<ttk E. Whitner St. Anderson, 8. CV B it Beet pause to honor KU Courtland Miau Klttlo Cornish). We hare bestowed over three hun Ircd Crosse* of Honbr on our veter ans, 'fho Dixie Chapter waa toe drat ?.-?Mark the'soldiers; grave?, by iron '.rosses of Honor. This idea was or dinated by Mr?. Rufii? v?oi. ?.-ho also ?ew the designe, many chapters roaghont this strte and others have dopled this perpetual memorial. A aurel wroath ia sept to be placad, on be casket of every <'onfederate p?ld isr as thor nasa over :..<> -\ireal Di vide." Liberal contributions hare been made to all ot the monuments erected by the general organisation. For many yr ar? the "Dixie hus beer, tilgnally honot ul .in appearing on the program for the Skate V. D. C. meeting. Da papera being selected by a'f?MK mltteo The birthdays of our heroe3 ire not neglected. aoir.0 special moAtloga being held, or special program prepared. On Jefferson Darts' birthday we honor oar veterans with a dinner, at Beuna Vfirta Park which ls always a delight ful occasion. Th* work which aaa been given spe cial attention lately J? sending a vet erans daughter to Anderson College, thia we have assisted I? tkjb yftaf, and hope to continue. Deaf Vwerattr wfe are happy to have so nsanv of yen in our town, and w&h hearts full of love and Joy a> greet ytni.