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The Frazer Fitting. School ?..ill nn*n Ha ilnnni n?it T^M. day. Sept. lBtbi with the largest enrollment .lo^ns^b^ry. Thc institution owes ita existence to n passionate love for hoya and interest in their welfare. Wo want every boy In Anderson county who ls anxious for an education. Arrange to have your son undor the ablest faculty in the'etate. ' ._;. \ Jj JK - /Jr ?* -- .age?hrt?fs FOK FUBTHEK Tl ON, ADDRESS, INFORMA. Wm. H. Frazer, D. D. HEADMASTER, A shipment of the finest fish ever shipped to An ||. derscn: J Fancy Flounder Fancy Spanish Mackerel Fancy Salmon Trout ; Fancy Croker Extra Fancy Butterfish j Fancy Bass Fancy Crabs and Shrimp ra Fancy Select OYSTERS (ving 3 times a week. Phone 887J Minson m 111 = V^WILL PAY~yp?\ TEN CEN 1S fUK , YOUR COTTON We have several small farms, j rina land, in five mues .of thc. rity, ! which we will sell at from $45-00 to $75.00 per acre-only 1-4 payable this fall, and we will take W Good MiddlingL Cotton : ir? payment of this 1-4 at Ten Coils a pound. We will hold, the cot ton Unta February 1st ?lid give yost the overplus then* ff there is any>i Balance payable in One and | Two Ycai s a? 7 per cent interest. Anderson Real Estate &j Investment Co. E. R Horton, Pres. L. 8. Horton, V. P. . W. ?. Mar?>U. Treas " %t , : HM J 1 11 . I ! ll '? H If I ll I -jv . Belier thlags wa,.ip store fer the yooag van er', woman who systeaiaiJially lays aside a * n of their wages every" pay ?Tin . . Sistema^ Sayljsg J A great isd?r 4*M ,.1 tr ' ' h?'.i'rtry- f The Savings^ De partment, o? Tte The ?iroag*st Raak Ia -ihn Cen*!y. - Triming; I EUROPEAN WAR BULLETINS; LATEST-A, NEWS OF ALL IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS _ (Continued from Page Five) Breslau but a study of the dispatch convinced, the officials that it re .erred i-'; a capture by the Landwehr from Breslau and Silesia. I Mf>re Troops To France, London, Sept 9.-An Ostend* dispatch to the Reuter Telegram Company says Gerii ;gti troops waiting in Cast Flanders to receive the levy dcmaii?ed from Ghent were ordered this morning to proceed I ter France. They immediately took the road for Lille or Valenciennes. Mora Men Needed. Boileau*, iSept. 9.-President Potncare has signed- a decree ... ?n ic.i...Uj_ J.- _.1_wt., dr_nt._. ? . Report Denied. Washingto n Sept. 9.-A message received today by the British embassy from thc London foreign office officially denied the recent reportsthat tho British cruiser Bristol* had been disabled in a fight willi an unhamed German ship i i southern waters. Germans Retire. London, Sept. 9.-A dispatch to the Central News from Basel, Switzerland, via Pome says thai the Germans have evacuated Upper j Alsace. . - Heavy Reinforcement?. . London, Sept 9. (Midnight) -^-German reinforcement estimated at sixty thousand men ar*;, advancing into France in three columns | according fto an Osicnd dispatch to the Reuter Telegram Company. :: SPORTS :: FEDERAL At Pittsburgh 7; Kansas City At Brooklyn 2; St. Louis 1. At Baltimore 6; Indianapolis 3. "game. At Baltimore 2; Indianapolis 4 game. 8 innings, darkness. At Buffalo 5; Chicago 6. 12 innings, darkness. 1st 4 2nd ? "wT*- mt Boston, Sept. 9.-Boston Increased , . Twelve inning Tie. its lead In the National league pen Buffalo, Sept 9.-Chicago and Bur- nant race ^ay ^ breakln? eVen with falo played twelve innings to a. tie. Philadelphia in a double header while 6 to 5, bi the opening game of the se- j.Iew York waB logjng. ?econd rles here todag. The game was called Bamef Wblch Boston won 7 to 0, was r? account of darkness. A home run ntarlted by a no-hjt. no-run pitching uy Hal Chase In the eighth tied the performance by one of the-recruit score. pitchers, Davis, formerly of the New Score-v fe??r4aw ."i?? - " .York Americans..- He,.waB.liwlld at Chicago , . .110 000 030 00^5 11 tlmes> miDg the bases *n> fte7,fifth Buffalo j.. ?003 010 ll0??%-* 13 * inning wit* none out. but recovered i Joh?son. ? Prendergast,. and ^trot an? retired the sideLwlthout Wilson; Anderson, Ford and Lavigne, fc ruiJy fr.. Blair. _ Umpire Quigley waa renderd un '"L . ,? conscious In the.second inning of the t&irtewfi^^ rSecond gem? when be wa? niton' (Ea -Baltlmorer Soptv 9.-Baltimore .and,, throat by it:fau?Ct?p. ^rTe^al 'flffftW I indianapolis divided a double header from th ofield and waa under treat h?? today. The locals wb? th? first mont for half an hour, but. gamely i game 6 to 1" Thc second game was resumed bur' driles In the fourth in ; called at the end of the eighth Inning ning with an ice pack about his throat, on account of darkness with a score Score first game 4 to 2 tn favor of Indianapolis. Philadelphia .. 620 003 000-10 131 S Score ?rat gamo- Boston.000 101 o io- 0 7 2 Baltimore .. .. 000 050 01s-s ? ? Alerandei and Killi?er; C^creh?:zh Indianapolis .. 000 001 OU-$ ll 1 Crutcher, Strand and Oowdy and Suggs and Jacklltsch; Moseley and whaling. Rarlden. Score second game- \ Score second game- . . Boston .. . . .. OW 200 12x-7 12 2 Indianapolis .. . .100 OOO SO-4. 6 2 Philadelphia .. 000 000 000-0 0 1 Baltimore .'. .. 000 020 00-2 5 2 Davis and Oowdy; Tlncup, Rixey, Hullen and nar iden; Bailey and Oeschger and Burna. Jacklltsch. -- ?-1- Wildness Lest Game. Kansas City Lest. Pittsburgh, Sept 9.-McQuillan held Pittsburgh, Sept. 9.-Pittsburgh de- Chicago to four-hits today ond Pitts feated Kansas City today 7 to 6. The burgh won 5 to 1. Cheney ?ave seven visitors scored three runa in a ninth ba> < ou balls In five hidings. In the inning batting rally, but were prevent- fifth Inning Corlden's wild throw ed from tying the score by Oake'a over the plate with tho bases full net. sensational throw from deep center ted three runs' for Pittsburgh and *n th> piale tc catch Re.wlins. nl?e?rf Kully on third. Ho scored on Score-' ? alp^le by Viox. Archer wr.n put out Pittsburgh .. .. 000 021 22x-7 13 3 ot thc game la the third Inning for Rjmaaa Clty^ V. :<200 OOO 013-0 8 1 disputing a decision. . Koetxer; camnitx and Berry; Adama Scoto Henning and Easterly. Chicago ... .... .. 000 000 100-1 4 2 ? .cfii ?? Pittsburgh *. .. Old <040 OOx-5 6 0 Still Playfair' tt Lact "' ^ ' Cheney. Smith, Hageman and Ar ^royttym Sept 7-^Th? Brooklyn *re5n*h*n' Hargrave. M?Qutl kept^T?>ng winning streak by la*> ?olem*n defeating St. Louis today 2 lo 1 In GUBta"L?se Ania. 8cor??!P,n8 *? ^ 8eT?e8- Y**%ffiJ^Y?t? re st. Louis .. . . 100 000 000-1 8 1 turamg home from a long road trip, Brooklyn .. .. 100 0?0 O0x-2 7 0 wftp?ev^iSSi?,?^i'i? to?tfi2?pp6r ***8TMO?B' ?** &? ton ana L?M. batted bara, yielding fourteen hito. t??A<,M .44^?; I Hbi support also WM very loose, as ifltern?>I10nStl JUeagUe fsst, fielding would have prevented -- muny if the Brooklyn hits. Pfeffer, At Bocheetsr 1; Montr?al 6. who lie? been effective " against ' tho At Providence ?; Newark 5. -hampas all season, held New Yvik. At B'ottolb-Toronto, cold weaiuer. tai six kita, toothers, StW*~_. t NATIONAL At Pittsburgh 5; Chicago 1. At New York 3; Brooklyn 3. At Boston 3; Philadelphia 10. 1 game. At Boston 7; Philadelphia!'0. o nd game. Sec BOST?N INCREASES LEAD North League At Wfnaton 8; Greensboro ll. At Haleigh 9 ; -Durham -8. First gama. At Raleigh 2; Durham 0. Second 7 i abinga, agreement. American Association At CievehindwColumbus. postponed, ?oM> weather. : . At Indianapolis K-3; Louisville 2-2. At Minneapolis IB; Milwaukee 10. At St. P**lAi: Knnsaa;City 2. RACING RESF?.TS Hartford, <^hn!, Sept'. ^ 9*,' ^ There were only about 'tep^eveWGs ?n th?, card, but the tb(rd day of tho O rand ( ircalt at Charter, Oak Park developed the finest racing and the most excit ing finishes tho? far. Toe capital city Flak** fo*- 2:08 trotters went to New Jiu. but ?C-required sig pesto,, wsw Zeit woo easfly tn the ftrst two ?nd .after resting np for three beau, took the lead I? the sirih abd won cm aft fl New Zeil winning fi mt and third money. ?aida Won the 2;IS pore, > j Glasto Lese Again. . ? Now York, Sept 9.-New York, re turning,home from a long road trip,' waa prevented from galniug on Boston j by lobing to Brooklyn 9 to 8." OTV recently bought from Pittsburgh, batted baro, yielding fourteen hits, j Hm support also was very loose, as fast, fielding would have " prevented muny if the Brooklyn hits. Pfeffer,} who tie? 'been effective ' against ' tho j ahampk?B all season, held New Yvrkj ?o'?U. hita. , .. ..'*?4fe?0??-? li 2 New York .. ., 0000 Oil IPO-? G ? Pf?ff?r and McCarty; OToole and V2RGD^U TEAGUE ? \ At Norfolk 10> Portsmouth 2. Viral A*. Norfolk 6; Portsmouth 4, : Bec^ cud ?ime. ^\t Roanoke ?; Now'p-.rt, K?ws 8. SOUTHERN LEM At Chattahcoea 4; New Orleans OL ' AL Birmts^haui 7; Nashville 9. At Memphis 2-4; Mofttogociery s.S. At Atlanta 4-4; Mobile 12.1. . -?-.. ? .;.U*|V1 A^IEPJCAN . At Washington 1; New York ?, At Philadelphia 0; Boston 2. ll in ning?. . Only two scheduled. Waa iaTgfoveath. Philadelphia. Sept. 9.-Battery and ?lcibr?h?sn^e??^a tbning^able wShI Phtladi lphiR today 2 to 0. Plank fat nett-elevan batirme?. In the ?l?vent Murphy muffed Hooper's fly sod 8cott sacrificed. Speaker'beat out S ground er, Hooper taking third. Plank the.n purposely passed Levis filling tho bases. Hublltfcel drew four", balls, forcing in Hopper. f Atter ??peaker was retjreu' atVfce plate on Jan vr hr.s grounder to Baker, a base on balls to Gardner forced in Lewis. Speaker. lui ?n?'.rs Philadelphia MMA and ^trunk fiKsrefl ig S^^tipaaJ plays. Holton ... ; v OOO 040 OOO 02-2 S ?I Philadelphia OOO 06f JW-0 4 0 TL Collins and Carrigan: Plank and Scbang. IT, ? J' M % ? . I Beatle) Won Gamr. Washington, Sept ?-Bentley's pitching gave Washington a 1 to 0 victory over Now. York today. He allowed only two hit?,? ?track out 6 and gave one base on bails/ Thc yan kees blt only UV? gsoundori tn the tmme Bentley also scored the win ning run in the third laping, on his single and hits by MoeUe'r.snd Milan. Score New York .. OOO OOO 000-0 2 2 Washington .. 001 OOO OOx-1 6 0 ? Warhop and,, Nunamaker; Bentley and Henry. MANY EKTHIE8 MADE Track Meet si Baltimore Attracts Athleten from All Parts of Ute Country New York, Sept. 0.-Nearly 400 en tries have beeb received for1 the an nual amateur Athletic Union Tract and Field championships at. Baltimore. Friday and . Saturday. The Junior championships friday have , drawn 194 entries and the senior title meet 80?- entries., , . <,.J*t--tf-jj>-..' I Clubs from all. parts of the couV try are represented. The clubs of the middle Atlantic aseoclatlon had, made thirty entries and tko Southern asso ciation six. The eutry list , is one Qt the most representative ever received from these games and contains .the names of almost all the prominent American ^t^Betes now; .in training... IDiarrhoea Hemed j. . . '?? 1 "' j. ... ' "J advised the 'boya' when they en lUK?d for Gie Spauiah war to take Chamberlain's . Colic, Cholera and Plsrrhoea Bemedy with them, and pwe received many thanks for the ad vne given," writea J. H. 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