Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Ci?ss?fie? VVant Advert Twenty-five words or leas, Ono T KIT Time? $100. A11 advertisement over twenty-flv word. Rates on 1,000 words to timi. ' No advertisement taken for less ' r'If your name appears in the tole ymir want ad to 321 and a bill will ?prompt payment. FOR SALE FOB fUlifc -180' acres 2 miles cast of. .Iva, S. C. 6 room dwelling, barn, tenant houseeB Well timbered and watered. A bargain to a quick buyer. Address G. W. Belcher, Iva, 8. C. ' -aaiAaa : r.i. ;~-L? A GOOD TA RM FOR BALK-164 aero Oconco county. South Union road. High state of cultivation. Well , watered. Good pastures. Fine or chard and scuppornong vine. Four tenant houses and largo baru. A bargain for some man. A. T. Thomp son, Westminster, S. C., R. F. D. 3. FOR HALE-2&0 farm* So. Ga., West Green and Denton, Ga., $10.50 round trip. If you tire' interested write or Bee me at once. C. E. Key, County Clerk's Office, Anderson, S. C. tf FOR SALE-Pony and buggy. For, particulars see MIBS Julia Guyton | or J I J. Farmer. 8-21-31 FOR AA LE OR EXCHANGE-Horses | Carrlngcs, Buggies and Harneas. | Cheap for cost or exchange for mules. Sadler's Garage. 8-21 -3t fwR BALE-One Firestone Grey lionnd Roadster; Ono Firestone 50 a1, p.-roadster; one urge Red two ton *$uck; One set double team har ness; One large black mulei 9yra. old; One 1-boroo wagon and har ness; One. Burroughs adding ma chine; Cac National cash register; I Right ProBtolite tftckn-AU In first class. coRdttten for Immediate sal*. Will close out; at a bargain or will exchange autos, for mules or An derson Real Estate-O. F. Taylor. T?xaa Oil Co. j ^.8-16-19-21 3t FORRJENT' FOR REST-Front office In new Wat ts on-VunrUvor building. Very de sirable location. tf Tlio Anderson Intelligencer FOR RENT-Mow store room in Wat. eon-Vamllver Building. B. P. Van. difer p.? Pnnnioo Rank. 8-18.6t. --5*f.-. tm, 1 WANTS WANTED-You to know that wo make tho beat Evaporators. Either Cop per or Galvanized Steel. Metal Shins lea, Tin Roofing, Guttering.. * Smoko Stocka, Gin Suction Pipe, Cte. '. Div vcr Rooting Co. The Shop with, a Reputation. WAFTED-Orders tor. cypress polea. Co,n furnish any length and size do Blred-In a good grad? of black and red heart cypress. Prompt ahlp ineh?H."Wrltti me your wants and'I will namo: delivered prices. Ad dre.SK J: U. Watts, Branchville, 8. C. Vfc?fWg-l?fai on two thousand dol lars worth of school bonds to run u^'ftfrlctf^'t''- twenty yettie. The'ao. bonds art ol Fairview and Cherry behool i districts. State rate of in terest In bid. R. O. BROCK, W. A. MULLIGAN. . ~ \ Pendleton, B. C. L??t ~ Qersbn and Abnc-vl?i?' on Emerson Bridge road. Initials "C. P. C." on Inside, poccht. -Had in. pocket Wd, yj^rw^^i- n?w?rd 1 If left a^Thb Intelligencer office. C. P' Campbell, 86, E. Street, Andor BOO, s. c. ^.*3fe? r: LORT-Black jriare^WulS' named Doi ly Laat scon hitcher? noar Orr Cot ton MUgfeAny 'information notify l4*^Ou?ml?A%?f?W pto' with nahte "tht?f" Jul?fetV in ' biuo in .J^^t?l?e Saturday aftortotfr. ?fid?r pt?&se return to No. IS E. Franklin street.-Mrs. W; G. Cul-; L^fii??wfcm ?.*% AffflcrsotfBi 'voM?S&m??t?m Howard, . t JP^^JWW Annlaton, Ats., militia. -fo^/rmV?radshaw. -Phone 243. Iii ? ^Z^M** .-__ziLy , J. MACK KINO, ising Rates Ime 26 cents, Three Times 50 cents, o words prorata for each additional ho uised in a month made on anpli than 25 cents, cash In advance. phone directory you can telephone ho mailed after Its Insertion for oooooooooooooooooo o ? o H A lt NFS NOTES O fl o o o o o o o o <i o o o o o o o o o o o i UaruoB. AUK- 9.--Mr. Recorder get1 your pen and write: Horn-to M. and Mrs. E. R. Bond on the 3rd Inst., a hoy. Horn-to Mr. and Mrs. Omer Rice,' ? on the 9lh inat. a hoy. I Horn-to Mr. anti Mrs. J. R. Rond lon thc 7th hist., a boy'.' j norn - ?o Mr. and Mrs. H. S. I Scott on July i?Tn bpy and hip name' la Single Gnaa, and lae Rtlle man ha* aoven elstern to ?poll him. Mr. Claude S. Hall of Kort Worth. Texas, is here on a V?BU to A. S. J. Hall and other relatives. Me left this state 20 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sims from Anderson were here recently. Mrs. | Sims ls very pleasantly remembered j hero as Miss Icy Craft. They were visiting the home of A. A. Mauldiu. Miss Leila Simpson, a charming young lady from-.Mississippi, is here at the borne ?f her uncle, A. S. J. Hall. Mr. John McAllister of Mulberry. Fla., i- visiting relatives near this place. Evidently John has found favor with fickle fortune in thc h?.id of flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Johu Shaw went to Honoa ruth last week to visit their daughter ah? o'.-1er relatives. The me?r?rs of the Union church wilt elect a pastor for the ensuing year on the first Saturday in Sep tember. A full attendance of the mem bers ls desired on I'.iat day Mre. Newby and .son Mr. Charley Newby of McCormick aro hore nt tho nonie "of Walter Newby. Mr John G. Burrlss came home fast Monday from an extended trip to Cal houn Falls, McCormick, Augusta and Charleston on* pleasure bent. Next Tuesday ls election day. and lot's all go out orderly and quietly und vote xor thc man whom wc think Is best fitted for the office, to which ho aspires regardless of party lines. Great thoughts and great deeds are the children of married minds. When you find a great man playing a big part on life's estate you'll -rind in sight or Just around tho corner a Bieui woman. Read history. OOOQO. oooooooooooooo d o o SOUTH WILLI AM KTON o o o o O o o ooooooooooooooo - South Willlamston, Aug. 10.-The people of this place are Interested in tho candidacy of W. I. Mahaffcy, who ls offering for the house of represen tatives. He 1B a good man and ls run ning on his merits. Ht IS a man of good business Judgment and has had I many yers experience In mill work, i having been connected wRh tho Wll Itamaton nilli?. Ho IB now forming j Successfully. We know he would" do | his f?ll duty by all classes of people. Wo feel B?ro that those supporting "Rill" on the 25th will novor have cause to regret lt. Mr. Mahaffey has been receiving the vory host of en-? conragemcnt from all parts of the county. ' Mr. H. W. Kirby has returned from a business trip to New York. Mr.'V. D. Martin has returned af tor j spending several days in the moun tains. ? ri -y? SALUD* ASSOCIATION Meet lug of Unten No. 2 Will be Helo i .. With Poplar Springs Church. I union .meeting No. 2 will convene with' Poplar Springs church, Saluda Association, on Saturday beforo the fifth Sunday In August. 1 JO. a. .'in'.-Introductory sermon, by Roy. Julian Hawkins. i : SO-First Query : "My opportun ity and'responsibility hs a Christian] to my. church and community." Op* cued by M. A. McGee. General dis cussion. '. , ' . - - ?( S:30-Seeped'query : "What are thi chief hindrances' t& tho progress of] the Rlblo study In our respective com munities?" Opened by A. S. J. Hail, i General dlscuBslonV , I Sunday, i ' 9 m m.--Devotional service, by Mr. ?Will 'Pettigrew."." 9;30a. m-Song service.'' 10 a. m.-Sunday school unlori. ll a- m.-Missionary sermon by j I Rev. J. T. Mann.' j I ' Rev. C. J. Hampton. ] .v. r . 'tr' i(- ^.-?halrmwi. J |HE WILL (N0T Jftfc PQSTBMlST^pt" Mr, Carpenter Denies- a Report Thai I "" . In tining the Rounds. '?JWK1 Editor: lt. ts 'again be> 7 , ppffed e!found town that t am ?" W? to be appointed.Postmaster at Ander sen. I rhaVe denied this many tlmea .verbally and will 'deny lt publicly, so us to put. an end to lt. I am not going to' bo , spoin ted post master at Ander? son,', I do not want the placo,' and there ls no tastate br nat lob al, by vhich a than may be forced to take a loaitlon di this kind agaiuEt his wlllT ;^o!not:kn'oTv who Will be appointed pd t happen to know that nobody ?oise knows. Very truly, *V M. ftrRveforj BATTLE OF BALLOTS ELECTION BOXES READY FOR MANAGERS IN RE THE COUNT Every Precinct Should 'Phone Results to Intelligencer When Votes Are Counted Managers of election uro urged to ?util nt thc court house and get their ballot boxen and club rolls. Leon L. lllce, secretary of of the county com mittee or Sam Dav!-, the custodian of th?: boxes, will be there to deliver (hem to thc managers. Instructions Tor the managers will be found In thc boxes. Kacli manager te requested to 'phone immediately upon th? conclu sion of the count and lo give the lig ures to Til? Intelligencer. These will he properly displayed upon a curtain.across the rtrcot from this of fice. Thc managers are requested not to wait until the tickets in both boxea arc counted, but lo give the rc aUUa on one tick?! us soon a* inc count lr? finished, and then to 'phone tho other resulta as soon as obtain able^ In every box thc county seen u.ry hau glaced twice aa man^'ballots as there bro voters enrolled and together witt'i tlieso ballots will ho sent thc oath to be taken by the managers. The Intelligencer lins made every possible preparations for furnishing people of tho city nnd county wlih thc returns at an carly hour as possible, but If thc managers at the different boxes do not cooperate - by telephon ing thc results In as carly as possible all of the-e preparations will havo been useless. It was said last night on the streets of Anderson that the betting was get ting lively but It ls generally un derstood that no big money has \ at gone up In this section. Most of thc bets have been for small amounts and at oven money, so far as has been 1 learned. BIG CONCERN IS TO GIVE PRIZES International Hardter C . Will Help With Next Grain Festi val and Will Have Exhibit Ever since thc First Orsln Festival Vas held in Antler son county a few weeks ago, it has been known that the next festival will be a much larger event in every way than was the first and Formen Smith and the Anderson chamber of commerce have already ?mat with greatest encouragement in their efforts toward plcnnlng for a greater festival for next year. Tho nows will therefore be welcomed by Anderson farmers when they learn that , thc International Harvester Co. tins consented to give a number of valuable prlzea and In addition will 'end a really handsome exhibit to Anderson tor the festival. This was tho state'..eut made here yesterday by a representative of the company. This gentleman said that the company was well pleased indeed with tho results of the exhibit sent to Willlamston for the'Farmers' Chautauqua and ho be lieves, that still oetter results may bo secured from sending a moro elabo rate ' display to this city next year for the grain festival. ', The first festival was a great suc cess and next year tho event will bc ten times larger than It was this year. The Harvester people are evidently wide awake to the fact that Anderson county ts tho banner agricultural county bf the South. i V-t^rv*'' ICS_L?_?3 ' - .?? NEW QUARTERS TO BE COMPLETE Anderson Real Estate and Invest ment Co., nnd Realty Trust . Co. Occupy New Building 'When 'Mgbn' ? Ledb&bVs hand some' tt?w building on Main airest is Completed the Anderson Real Est?te & Investment company and the Real ty Trust i company will occupy, the second floor'' of tho building. These two companies? have closed o. contract fot'that part, .of tho building .and each company will occupy several rooms. The ^remaining rooms will be sublet I ?yJjncse . two . companies. The newjbujldlng which is now in 'course of construction will' bc one ot tho rt icos t In the city and lt will prove pe a Ano location. ' There will probably be a demand for ofhee rooms lid the, new. structure. ' Accordlpg to the.pjftus the blinding % lo nave all modern Improvements t J Will be up to date In every fash. l0*V: ?- t.v- ? ? V ? ? ?fi pf: Farr*,' Atrg. Sb:-Part af the Bet glan army in retiring toward Antwerp ar cording to official announce meat Of ?iii* Wb-rnfhg -Largo German 'forres :te*ntirtne croskfrfg ' river ftctfse be tween Lte>re A'id Namur. ' It ts I*** ^Intently rumored Ant tito Germans hare occupied Br?ssel?, that Is . nh? eenfl^etl, *' ... - . Photo by American Fresa Association. . ?t~ German Artillerymen at Practice For years thc German kaiser, thu war lord of Kuropi*. ling been petting thc German army up to thc highest point of elllclettcy. The troops h?ve been ronsinntly drilling sntl mcnenverlrtg. Here nre shown '?rtUlerytnen nt target practice. The man el?vate?! ts keeping score. Thtae uien will uow have a ebuuee to exercise their skill ut human targets. ORDERLY CROWD HEARD SPEAKERS Williamston People Turned Out In Force and Listened Atten tively to Candidates Between tiOO and lin? voters gather ed at Wllliamstdtt yesterday to hear Anderson's G4 candidates for county office tell of their particular tltnosi?for tho places to which they aspire. Tho day was marked by tvplendid order and not a question was asked. Capt. G. Wi Sullivan precided over the meeting and introduced thc speakers.' The meeting was called to order at' 10 o'clock and'before'dinner tho candidates for commissioner and those for the house of representatives ahd finished, their addresses. Follow ing the dinner, the regular schedule waa taken up and completed in the afternoon. The candidatos will speak at tito Orr mill tonight at 7 o'clock and then the county campaign .will .come to a close when thc speakers will deliver their last addresses in the Court house Sat urday, Tho meeting held last night at thc Williamston mills was said to be thc bent that they have yet held. The or der was perfect, not a speaker was worried tn any manner whatsoever, and the very bcBt attention was ac corde?? "?.very candidate. Abo::. 175 men and 75 ladlee wero In attendance completely filling the hall over the Company store room. W. I. MahafTey, one of tho candidates and the president of the Williamston mill club, acted as the ^ chairman, while music for tho occasion was fur nished by tho First regiment band of Williamston. ' All but three of the candidates were In attendance ami delivered 'their speeches and they complimented the Williamston mill people on the splen did behavior and (hanked them, for their courteous hearing and hospitali ty; PENNANT RACE IS VERY CLOSE Gluck and Belton Tied For First Place and Rivalry Is Now Intense . . At an enthusiastic meeting of the ?Anderson Mills baseball league at the ocal Y. M. C. A. last night, all of the matters nf interest to tho league were discussed and adjusted In a m?n ner satisfactory to'all the representa tives of the different- teams. Each of the four teams in the circuit had sev eral representatives . present and splendid rivalry was much. in evi dence. Both the Rlv'orstde-Toxoway and Brogon team's realize thal limy nave have no chance to land tho pen nant, however each ls determined to place the o?her ld the cellar. It wi? be hoted from the standing of thp teams that the GlUCk and' Belton teams are tied for the first laco. These te?ms Will lack honls on tho Oluck diamond next Saturday afternoon mid a .lively- contest'lis" expected.; At the samo time tirogoh abd Rlvcrslde-Tox away will be fighting ft out at Buena Vista park. Both of theyo games wlli be good exhibitions and a good siled crowd Is expected to wit ness tho contests. I From ' this lim? udUt the close of .the: (Season Interest'*Will bjs high. Be low ls given the official standing of the clubs to date: ;< .'",'v ^ W . ' L ' P.C. Olpch.7 1 875 Belton .......:r;... 7 l 875 Riverside-Toxaw?y .. 3 r.i 8 ' > ??0 Brogon "..,,,,,j,r,.$ ..<?* v'^eo P. O. INSPECTOR IN THE DISTRICT! H. G. r'organroth's Arrival In An? derac ri Has Been Productive of Speculation as to Mission Whether or not there ls any connec tion between the two facts will re main to he seen but r?verai Gays ago an announcement came from Wash ington to the effect that rumors or pernicious political acidity on the part of certain,postmasters? and rural free delivery carriers in tho Third congressional district had reachea thc oar's bl the postmaster general and yesterday H. C. Morganroth, port ?fllcc inspector, arrived In Anderson, lti-may.nc that -Slr. Morganroth ?a .herOcmerely for ht!-.regular inspection of the iocal office or li may be that ht has been sont to thc Third district to Investigate thc charg?e v? ?i?e?k. were forwarded to Washington. When the news dispatches were] sent out from Washington telling o?? th? reports.received there, tho state ment was made that the?e charges | would at once be investigated. GOV. BLEASE WILL SPEAK SATURDAY Has Been Announced That. He ] Wtfl Address Anderson Votera At Court .House Qcvcrpor Colo Blease, .candidate for tho United States' senate and Fred H? D?min-clt, candidate for Congress, will nddrcss tho voters from' the court house steps Saturday bight at 8 o'clock. It is expected that this will be a largely attended rally and that thc governor will make one of the best speeches of h is ' campaign. ' Ho has stood the. long campaign well rind is in good speaking trim.' Mr. Dom inick ls ulso a good ^peaker," his atl , tires sin the courV home tinring the] j congressional campaign having re I coi ved many favorable comments.' It was slated ycstcrd?y that jj Mr, W. P. Pollock had been invited to1 ppoak at one of thc mills here Satur day night, but it waa - not stated j j whether be had ^accepted. Julius H. Anderson, president of thc Citizen's National }lnnk. returned yesterday from a.'trlp^to Washington and New York in the interest of his and other banking institutions.\ Mr.. Anderson's principle ' ''object? was to try to' got moro' currency' with which to finance'tho cotton crop. .- . / In Now York he found a moro op timist ic feeling prevailing, and. ho reports that tho banking houses there read tty" assent td renewing paper from Southern banks, although Just at pres ent they are, making no promises about lending jooro monoy. j ( . , In Washington, In company '.with Mr.. Aiken, Mr. B. Frank Mauldln, Mr. LeeO. Hollcm?u and others,' ho called np?m, tho.-officials of tho treas ury department and made format ap plication for Anderson to bq treated in tb? same' manner as Spartauburg and C reen vii io In ; the goVemmonCs distribution of'cotton crop'loans. The matter is being given serious^conside ration by the treasury department. Mr;'Anderson is vory much please tl ovor the outcoma sgt Ms visit, tte was glad to seo the returning spirit of confldenco 1n Now York. -.> . .'^>'< ... j PICNIC rm AY AT TOWKYlltE j A r^mnnity'gkntc wlirbc held toC t?v>t\'tow?vt|I*;?ftt >htchVilpio" a farmers' institute wfil^W take hla'cV In connection with tho picnic."A num. ber of Anderson people tflll go to TOWPVHJ? tor the: day. BIGGEST PICNIC UPPER SEEN IN UPPER STATE CRQWDS CHEERED Farmers Institute and Annual Pic nic Attracted People From All Over South Carolina The AntreviUe section yesterday scored one of Hie biggest successes (hut the community has ever partici pated in when the animal picnic was livid in connection with the Farmers' Institute. People returning to An derson last night said that they bad never attended a more enjoyable ev ent nor bad .they ever seen things managed in better style. The Anlreville sction is so located that any Hiing held there naturally at tracts people from Anderson, Green wood and Abbeville counties and yes terday people from all these counties were present as well as from other sections of thc State. The picnic dinner was a decided feature and the Anderdon delegation1 praised the people or AntreviUe to the skies for their ability lo furnish a dinner as good as may be found. Sum Wakefield was master of cere monies and handled the program for the day :u a business Uko way. He kept the interest of the large crowd aroused and was very active through out the day. When the time was reached for thc Fanners' Institute program to be be gun the speakers had the crowd in terested and every lecturer Was given very close attention. The first speak er to be introduced waa C. C. New man of the department of horticulture of Clemson college. He delivered a splendid address' on fruit growing and measures to bc used In treating fruit diseases. Prof. H.- W. Darre professor of botany at Clemson college, spoke on the disease; of cotton. He discuss ed eradication methods and outlined plans for eliminating diseases in cot - ton and thc best method to handle thc boll weevil, which ia now traversing in this direction. Miss Carrie II ?te, of Columbia, State superintendent of rural schools, made a charming address In which she discussed thc girls' clubs and thc domestic sciencp work. Prof. W. It. Elliot of the Coast station at Summerville, statu demon stration agent, discussed the subject of cover cro"B and soil building, I which wax profusely Illustrated with I a handsome map and wUh ' figures ! showing .thc value ot . inoculation In leguminous crops. JTe said that South Carolina's woefully largo fer tilizer bill of $27,000,000 per annum, could be cut in one half by the plant ing of legumes and cover crops. Tho fourth and last speaker was MISB Mary E. Frayer, United States [government agent and in charge of the domestic science work in thlB state, under the auspices of Winthrop college.. Miss Prayer discussed the various phases of the domestic science work and her remarks wore very pleasing to thc'largo audience. Every person in attendance enjoyed ?the day'and lt 1B believed that somo good will result from tho efforts ut forth. - .? ? . FIRE DAMAGE IS NOW REPAIRED | ^Contractor Has- Rebuilt Burned Gleen Street School ?nd It Is Now Ready For lise Work of repairing tho Glenn street school building has boon completed and the school will bo' roddy to open when tho first day of the re ss i on rollo around on Soptcmbor 14. It is re membered that Biro completely gutten this building .about one week arter thc last school, session came to a. closo. Tho board of education let tho con tract for. repairing .of tho building to C. M. ',Gucfjt, tho work being done on a daily-contract basis. . E. C. McCants, superintendent ot the city ,schools, said yesterday th*t the building is now botter than it wa? before. Tho material used In the In. interior finishing;? is of better grade than was that In-the former building and One additional room has also been provided. Mr. McCants saya that the building is now one of tho host in tito city and he la well, pleaBca with the Joh executed "by Mr, Guest. ; ANDERSON BEAT TAR HEEL CHAMPS ! Wok? Sag* O?! Gssss From Fast {Vf organton Team By a Score v of 6 io 0 Special t? The.Intelligencer Morgan ton, N. C., August .?.-Ander son defeated Morgan ion. the champ ion .amateur team of Western North Carolina, hore today 6 to o. Hobort eon twirled tho best same the locals bad faced this year and nllownd only th reo scratch hits,'his .team, featuring by heavy hitting. Martin and Mccoll got home rons. -RH E Morgahton., . ....0. 3 3 Andersen?.' ..'.. '"?->?. -.6 II s I -Batfcsrl>M--^?leop>rend Parsons; robertson and Weill. Umpire, Ger-, CHAUTAUQUA G TO mm FOR THREE DAYS DURING FEBRUARY TO DECIDE TODAY Some of the World Famous Stars Are Included in the L?t of Attractions Tt Is flUltc likely that u deal will bu dosed in Anderson today by which [one ?ir the largest and most attractive winter chnuttiuquas in America will be brought to tho city for a three days engagement early in February, ir tills deal is closed, a linc of superb and worldwide attractions will bu brought to Anderson which will equal anything to be seen anywhere ou .'itlier the lyceum or chautauqua platform. Chas. IC. Varnoy, .lr., formerly of Paw Paw, Mich., one of thc great summer resortE of tho northwest, but now of Gainesville, Kia., where ho ls . connected with the Christian Culturo institution, spent yesterday in tho eily interesting the olllcers of one of An derson's bert known local organiza tions, thc name of which ls now tem porarily withheld. Mr. Varncv stated that already SUCH large and Important citt:s as Augus ta, .Macon and Atlanta, in Georgia, and many other Important cities' lu Alabama, Florida and Souui Carolina luid contracted for the cervlce. Today Mr. Varnoy will sec thc di rectors of the local organization re ferred to, und will on the recommen dation of tho president close* the deal which will bring this great altractlou of artists to Anderdon. Mr.' Varuey stated to a reporter o? I Tho Intelligencer hist night that thu attractions were just rVom Europe, ?and that the conflict between thc nat ions of that country will guarantee some of the best and most up-to-daio talent in thc entire world for the cir cuit. Tho talent is made up of the great est American and iiuropea.i celebri ties. ExeP Skovgaard, the great Dan ir.!i violinist, and r company of inter national reputation will give thc mu^ icul entertainment for tho lirst day. I The world famous Hearouis Sostci ? will give two program;. Cay Z?onla MacLareu of New York will give a rc I citai of a famous play. Marlo Staple ton Murry, the great dramatic oo prano, will appear on thc program. William Sterling Battis will bc hero with his marvelous portrayals of the Dickens characters In costume and nmke-np. And moro than all -thia every afternoon there will to a lec ture given in series by' either Dr. Tuppe, the famous scholar, Mn?. Med dle O. Hamilton, of Chautauqua, N. or Mrs. Varney. Thip intellectual feast or tho very best will bo given to tho appreciative I audiences of Anderson in double pro gram every aftornoon and evening. CONCERNING CLEAN LIVING MODERN SANITATION IS A GROW ING GOOD. No woman or man can perform tull I duly to themselves or to others un less they* keen themselves clean with in. An upset liver or sluggish kidneys will spoil your work and worth. - , Regularly take CARSWELL'S L.IV I ED-AID and you will bo a now hoing lu this climate for lt will dense your system as soap will clcaso your hands. CARSWtELVS DIVER-AID taftea , tho ptaceof calomel--takes Its placo qx_ cepting the AFTER effects. It genornlly acts DIGHT NOW On the liver, and. kidneys and el I m in atea I th? poisons'and tfccdm?tTatlons. ' Reedits-Internal cleanliness and by I moans of puro VEGETABLE com pound. No danger, no discomfort. On sale at Frlersoh's Pharmacy In 50 cent bottles. .Purchase price re funded In full if you^wlsh lt. 'But you won't, when you try this scientific remedir.. --.-> eliable emedies i . . . ??. ? : jfj. For every ache and pain Is a relia ble remedy. You can/euro tho diffi culty if you only act in time and act with wisdom. A lasy, torpid, nlugglah^ liver ls, without a doubt, rcsponaiblo for mor? aches ada pains than any other thing, for to it wo trace consti pation/biliousness, indigestion, head ache, etc.. ft. kt knoeks nt lthoso out by g?lng right to th? bottom bf tho d'lfflcultir-^tbft'livor -and form thore strengthens lae .*> ?rc ay stem. A trial proves lt ' CO cents and $1.00 por botlo at your druggists. . Manufactured, and 'Guaranteed^. Evatis'Pharmacy