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DEPRESSED SPIRITS Everyone Has It Within His Power to be Happy A celebrated French physician lias' said (hat "a man':? liver ia Hu: barom eter of his disposition." Kvcry man and every woman knows that tim cheerful aurlie is .1 bu fac tor in one's success. Kvcry one should know (hal the dis. ordered liver is cause of ti Incl y pyr ?ont Immun Illa. Lazy overworked livers are the primo causes of head aches, indigestion, constipation und dozens of oilier ills. Hut (he inactive liver always warns by coaled tongue, sour stomach, dull eye and even laziness. Ib ed your warning and you Insure happiness to yourself and rc licet ll upon your as sociates. Calomel used lo do. .Mod ern day science has found a heller .way lu CAIISWKhl.'S LIVKK-All? which ls a pure, vegetable remedy oil sale linder guarantee or money re fund al .".a cents for large bott ie. Ask Krlerson's I'huriuucy about it. Helton S. C. Reliable : emmies For ovory nelie and pain la a rclia *" ble remedy. You can euro tho diffi culty If you only act In time and act with wisdom. A lazy, torpid, sluggish liver ls, without a doubt, responsible for more nchea adn paina than any other thing, for to lt we trnco consti pation, biliousness, indigestion, head ache, etc. i Ka Ll* Te I I ni ? ' . j knacks al Itheao out by going right to \ thc bottom of tho difficulty-tho liver , " liiand form tticrn strengthens the on ? ?n tire, system. A trial provea it. s^r80recnta nnd $1.00 per botlo at your .- druggists!. ''?' ! >:Manufacture d and Guaranteed by Evans' Pharmacy . >"?"> -. Three Store*. ? <. \ * ' THt?SA?OS oit?VEkS of homes would be Riad to own ttie?r own Jibme if they thought i) was possible. 3? - "itjs sat?.^nd we can show you that u is1 more economical to liuy tyou/home and pay .for' it by the '-- .fflomli Utan to pay rent-See us TV about h ; JB. R?BprtPB, %S.kortani W. F. Marshall, Secy. 17,000 ACRES IN ABBEVILLE COUNTY INTERESTING CASE Caused By inc Death of Augustine T. Smythe, Who Has Been Receiver An int rest lng law case waa lira ni last Saturday ut chambers by Ci rc II i I Judge I". I!. Cary, in which a n il tuber of dist Inga i-dieu lawyers were bearii, writes I high Wlhion in Um Abbeville 1*1 e:w ?lilli Haulier. Augustine T. Smytlie, senior, was executor of tim estate or .laines; Ku"-] ward Calhoun, including 17,0'JO ucrc's ol' land and the valuable Calltoiin Kails on .Savannah river. lt seems that the property had been sold to an organized cotiipuny, Including all the legatees, er.ccpt E. ll. Calhoun and Mrs. emuville Heal. Years ugo. on the advice or their tittoruey, F, IS. Cary, of Aldi-ville, they declined tn enter iu. lo thc organization, ?iud refused ttl (alie stock in the company, which wau capitalized at som'-'liing like $27ii,0UO, but In order lo he accommodai!fig they consented to take a mortgage tor their part or th" .sum realized from Kio sale, namely: 'I*. H. Calhoun ror $:i.'i,0<ll); JMrs. Uranvltlu Heal, tor $1*1,000. The company was organized several yours ago, when the ?ale was made. The rents ol the farms have been paid on the Interest account, which waa ut eight per cent. Augustine T. Smythe died in Char leston a few we--ks ago. lils death oe cu sloped thc application for Hie appointment of .'mother re ceiver for the property. The import ance of the Issue waa auch that it was no troubl? tu lind toma one who was willing to nccept the responsibility. Andrew I'. Calhoun, of New York, gave of his willingness to take charge of the property, und employ -<i the law linn or Colhrun, Dean & Culb run or Creen ville, to present lils claim for the appointment. Thoa. I\ Colhrun ap peared before the judg?. II. L. Abney and J. Fraser Lyon o? Columbia represented E. H. C?lhoun'a Interest. D. ll. Hill, of Abbeville, represented Mrs. Granville Heal. Kniest yisunska, of Charleston, represented the Calhoun Fulls com pany, . .. . . . And all tho Inwyers In tho case ex ercised their greatest power with Judge Cary. Augustine T. Smythe," junior, was urged for the appointment. Dr. F. E. Harrison of Abbeville, had no attorney in his behalf, but Judge F. H. Gary, ou his own motion, divided the honor mid the pruitt willi his fel low townsman. The court, upon hearing Hie attor ney:;, appointed F. K. Harrison, of Ab beville, and Augustina T. Smythe, Jr., of Charleston, receivers of the 'Cal houn Falls company, and they will take caro of the best interests of all until the court shall order the prop erty sold, > Tho case was referred to Master 1*.'. E. Hill to examino and mako report to the court as to thc law'and the rads. The receivership of this large estate is unite a good job, thu profits or com missions of which will amount to something Uko $10,000 or $10,000 or two und a half per cent for receiving and au uddltinul two and a half per cent for paying out the money. No moro wiso or courageous re ceivers could have booen found than Dr. Harlrson and Augustine T. Smythe. And wo think Judge Gary deserves thc thanks of our people, for not sending to foreign ports to secure trtiBtcd ngontn for Hie valuable lands In Abbovillo county. As a lawyer, F. I ll. Gory was a wiso counsellor for bis clients, and as a judge Mr. Gary aetod with tho sam? wisdom und discretion^ that Iso exercise das a lawyer years uso. An it Is, lils clleuts will get the full amount <>r their money, nomo $r?o.o<>0, not counting Interest, wulla thc mi - hers of tho organized company, at the lawyers got their money, will, bc less fortunate.' Hut thc great public ls not particu larly interested In either thc company or thc individual creditors. Public In terest is to bo conserved by tho Im provements or developments of tho -unsurpassed water power willoh ls going to waste. lt ls to ho hoped that Master H. E. Hill may bo nulhorlzod by tho court to make thc salo when lt takes' place. II',s?, he, like Dr. Harrison, will get a; Pico fcc. which rightly should come to Ultu. Such good fortune could como to receiver and salesman but once in n lifetime, and tho court and our lucky neighbors aro to, bc congratulated. In Her New Place. "How are you getting on et your now placo?" remarked a lady of a girl whom she had recommended for a sit uation. "Very well, thank you," ?*?. swerod tho girl. "I am glad to ! .-.> lt," said tho lady. "Your omployei iii a very nice person, and you cannot do too- much for her." "I dont mean to ma'am," was the innocent reply. Odd-Looking Shark's Egg. < A shark's egg ls ono of the oddest looking things imaginable. SIX ls un provided with sholl, but the contents oro protected by a thick, leathery covering, almost a*, ol atnie ss india rubbor. Tho average sis? ls 2 by 2% Inches, and lt is almost j.;t black. New Heirs To Austrian Throne a Popular Couple --;-^l^ggg^. - ^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ A RCDDTJKE CHARLES FRANCIS JOSEPH or Austria mid lils consort. Princess Zita, are now heirs to the throne of Anstro-rlungarr owinft to the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife The couple are popular In royal circles In Europe, having visited sev oral of the capitals. Princo Charles is a good marksman and a devotee of out ocor sports. HOME COMING WEEK WALH?sc"?i ill CLEMSON COLLEGE Gratification Expressed To Visi-, - _ tors From the'Various Towna FULLY 1,000 FORMER STU- Along the Blue Ridge , ?' - DENTS HAVE ACCEPTED ?_ INVITATION In the. course of a very interesting _ . two-column account ot the visit of the ' Anderdon and other business men on AUG. 27TH TO 31 ST account of thc gratification trip, thc tKeowcu Courier of Walhalla says: "Walhalla had tho. pleasure Mon This Will Be a Memorable Event ?*y of entertaining about forty via Itora from Anderson, Pendleton, In the History of the Great Sandy Spring?, Seneca and Westmin stcr and other points in' and out o? Institution the county. It was a pleasure to have _^ these ladies ami gentlemen in om midst, and it is the general opinion, I Clemson College, .July IC-Approx- both of tho visitors and the people Imalely 1.?0O former atudenta and of Walhalla, that great good has been , . . _, " ., . accomplished by means of the trip graduatoa or Clemson College havo that brought to ua the-visitors from already replied to their invitations.raister towna and communities, signifying their intention of being "Shortly after the arrival of tho gas-. -?-? ?c ?ut. ifc?StaTS a'"u?r? big reunion occasion which will take to Russell's, 1? miles above Wal placo at nieinron College from noon halla, oh thc Highlands rood, where of August 27th, to noon of August :51st. they were onablod to spend a few lt ls planned to make" this one or the hours before returning to town. The greatest affairs ever held hy any party reached herc on the return southern college. The acceptances al- about 1 o'clock and were entertained ready received make lt certain that at the Walhalla Hotel as guests of the capacity of Clemson's large bar- thc town. racks will bc taxe* to accommodate "Immediately following the cxcel those who como. lent dinner served, by the manager President* W. M. Riggs is doing cy- mcpt of Hie* hotel, Impromptu talk, rytblng possible to have invitations were mndo by a number of citizen: reach every one of the six thousand and gueata. and it WOB evident that men who have attended ' Cl-smaon. tho visitors had had their cy?s open Many, however, havo been returned ed aa to what has .been done on thc unclaimed and it is desired that any nptomohllc highway., over the moun rormer Clemson , mon who have not taine. Aa ono ot the. .epeakers ex vet received invitations write to tho pressed lt. the people of Anderson president It is the college's purpose hnvo been under the impression that to make "Homo Coming Week" a Walhalla, and Highlands and Inter mcmorablo event In Hie lives of all vening territory had bceu workinj who attend and lt ia desired tb t all "?? "hot air" pipes through thc old OlcmsonltOB re?oive notice of tho newspapers for chow, but they found 000 e-ion that tho work dono, surpassed oven Tho attendance will have to be lim- *ho lh,nKB ?to,w ** to conditions foi lied to roi mer atudnnts only, because trans-mountain travol by this new or limited futilities'. l\ will be iinpos- routo- _v- ... . . Bible to take care of even the wlvca of those who are "coining back." Tho O O O O O O O O'O O O O O accommodation? will bc aulllciciit for . QTATI? l?ETlA/Ct only the alumni and ex-atudciita them- O OIAIL Wi3 O selves, so largo will bc the number of ooooo-OOOO Or O O O O OOO these. A most enjoyable program la hoing Pr- J/ E- W. Halo, of Rock Hill, waa arranged Tor Hie live day? ot "Homo acquitted or the charge pf malpractice. Coming Week." Thc details of this will ho'announced Inter. Especially Mrs. Ii. N. Hilbert lost her life attractive featurea will be prepared while bathing in a creek near Harts for Friday. Saturday nnd Sunday, tho vilto :?8th, 2l)th and 30th, reapectlvoly. ' -r-sr? . - ,_ A alto has been selected for the COL. It. A. THOMPSON ILL ' ?ow post?nico building which wllLbo. ,_. eroctcd at Lancaster fit a cost, of $50, DktingulHhcd r Cltliep^ of Wal bul la OOO. Feels Effects ef Agc. -. ., . ? 'tJ '?A,; , L. . K'Kvwco Courier A monument to thc Confederate R. S. Thompson of Andcraon. ?r- veterana of Clarendon cbunty wis un r;- ed,ln Walhalla Monday in response vellod -at Manning^ t - .r '?TToh?TU?n??n% ill Wln?flboro will vote on an lk$ue. Of ?io^? Tho TMaS^i^?wS ? honda formater and ls. ar.d has Len for some timo, quite Davis, a farmer ot i New feeble, though bis present condition, tarry county, was found dead, with a wr.i aro tutor med la due tb tho, veok- Bbot?un by his aide ??ath was.cau?t ntss of age and not disease. \ ed by suicido or accident ' "j >?'<. Flatterer. Tho loss In York county from tho Life. . - i . hail s to tm is between $600,000 and Willie-What kind of a book ia Si .OOQ.000 ?. ? ? "Who's Who." dadt " 1 CrabBhaw--lt's ? worlt. my boy, in Graduates of Newberry coll?ge will [which others see us are wo seo our- hold their annual -reunion' at Little selves. j s 'Mountain the latter part-or the month. - . ' -V V . I'M-. $ " ' ? j;;"." DONALOS MAY ANNEX | TO GREENWOOD COUNTY, MOVEMENT IS TAKING DER- ! NITE SHAPE IS RICH TERklTORY The Committe Met In Greenwood Thursday and Started On the I j Plan of Campaign ,. %N - I Greenwood is surely guinn after the, annexation ?f the Donalds section of Abbeville county. That would put' Greenwood adjoining Anderson. The i Greenwood Journal of yesterday says that necessary steps will he taken at j once lo cull an '.-lection on the (|ues-J lion or annexing thc Donalds section of Abbeville county to Greenwood county. A committee ol Donalds cit izens, consisting of Messrs. \V. It. j Dunn, R.^L. Barmore, U. W. Tribbie, ? Prown_ and Killingsworth held a con ference with tho directors of thc chamber or commerce Thursday morning with a view to working out thc details or the proposition, nays the Journal. A committee troiu tho chamber or commerce consisting of, president Ilukcr and Messrs. J. H.I Parks, and N. A. Craig, wus appoint- I ed to co-operate with a Donalds com-- j m?tico ?md attorneys in the case. Mr. Dunn, who was spokesman for, thc Donalds delegation, stated that an i urea of 47 square miles he believed. can bo voted into Greenwood county,1 since all the citizens in this territory named are anxious to become'citizens of Greenwood. A petition, bc said, would be circulated at once and he felt sure that lt would bo signed by practically nearly every freeholder. The torritory is bounded on the east by Saluda river, on thc nortlTby An-j derson county lino, within' one half mlle-of Honea Path, on thc west by a line ahout midway between Donalds and Due West and on the south by tho Greenwood county line. The section is one of Hie best in Abbeville county and thc country district is peopled al most entirely by white farmers. The directors of thc chamber of commerce endorsed the movement en- I thusiustlcally and assured the Donalds delegation that the city would render all the aid within its power. Thc locul committee will represent Greenwood 'at other meetings when deilultc plans will be made as to thc survey, etc. QUIET MEETING AT BARNWELL Large Crowd Pt -ent and All the Candidates Were Well Received Special to Thc Intelligencer. Barnwell, July'I6.y-The BOOB and. lambs were friendly at the state cam paign meeting hore Thursday. Sev- ! eral hundred voters were present to^ witness thc fireworks but nothing outTj of the usual was developed. All. members of the party were given a careful hearing by the voters* Thoa. H. Peoples, cand?ate for at torney general was not present. This is hlB home county. Charles Carroll Sims, candidate for governor, gave his time to his op ponents. The statement by one candidate for governor that he was against compul sory education was liberally'applaud ed. A. W. Jones, candidate for comp troller general, fwas absent from the meeting today. John G. Richards continued to de clare that ho was not a coat-tail swinger. ? .,' Charles A. Smith, 'candidate for governor, declared that a Btate wide prohibition law should bo submitted to the people of the Btate. Manning, Cooper and Smith made ringing speeches for law and order DELEGATES HAVE RETURNED ' Splendid Meeting of the W. M. V. \e\ linnea Path This Week, Mrs. J. F. VlnesTMuts Arma Berber, MIBS Olivia Duckett, Mrs. E. W. Mast ers, Miss Hortense Morris, Misa Jot tie Edwards, Mrs. Rufus, Fant. Mrs. R. H. Burrlss, Mra> Johny. Pruitt, Misses Helen anti Lucille . Burrlss, Mrs. J. M. Sullivan, Jr. Mrs. CL 8. Mi nor, Mrs. .Seriviner Brown, Mrs. Her man Stroos, Mrs. ?. L. Smothers, Mt s. Will King, Mrs. W. W. Leathers. MiV C. 8. Sullivan and Mrs. J. Ol 'Sanders and Miss Bettie Earle returned yes terday afternoon from Honen. Path where thoy attended the annual meet ing of tho Womans' Missionary linton ot the Saluda association. They report a splendid meeting with over a hundred .delegates present Mrs. Vines ls the pr?sident with Mrs.' E. w. Masters as superintendent* Several of the Anderson ladles wore on tho program and Dr. Klnard made a talk on behalf or Anderson college. ; i , ; ; ?' Preaching .at New Prospect.. .. . - There will be preaching at New Prospect church noxt Sunday morn ing at ll o'clock". All members Are requested to attend; ss matters of In terest to the congregation will bo con sidered: . (i , s ' Sure. Cincinnati Inquirer. ' "Travel will bring out all there ls in a mnn." observed the Sage.' > * \ . "You must mean ocean travel, don't you?" asked the Fool. If at all Drink Bottled i i Fresh Meats for the week end we* will have Native mutton and veal. * Beef liver, brains and tongues Native arid Western beef Pork chops, Frankfurters Sliced Ham and Breakfast Bacon Try a pound of sliced boiled ham, it touches a spot thatat no other ham can do. Stall fed, dressed fowls. 65 to 85c each 212 S. Main W. A. POWER Phone 132 Order your groceries with your meats, we keep a full line of the VERY BEST. Got Missing Figures THE General Manager was presenting plans for an extension of the factory to the-company's directors at Detroit. He ?ound that he had left an estimate sheet in lis desk lt the factory. He called up the .factory on the Bell Long Distance Tele phone. His assistant read thc figures to him [ arid the directors were able to act without i delay. _" Annoying delays are avoided by the use ol the Bell Telephone. When you telephone-smil* SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY KILLED HY TORNADO ' il endorso u, Ky., July 1G.-Two per son? were killed, BOvoral others in jured and scores bf buildings damaged when a tornado struck this city late today, lt is 'estimated damage will reach $1 oO.ooO. A woman and her 13 year ", old nophew 'Were crushed " to death whoa a 3 story thick building was blown over their home? ? .;..< ? s--, '.utsft .<* ri,; !?'.''.; NEGROES QUARREL Benson' Hardy, while endeavoring to enter the house of Jim Power on Mr. W. T. Morrls?n?* place in V? rennos township, met with a shotgun reception Wednesday night. The load ot shot .took'effect Ja ?his rlkht lag, below the^ knee, and tho wound wan so -serious that Hardy had to lie brought to the Anderson* county hospi ta* to have tho leg amputated., . .. .