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DON'T BE AT WAR WITH YOUR EYES PERFECT SIGHT ESSENTIAL Failing vision-an enemy to comfort and pleasure can be nursed into normal condition by glasses that are accurately focus ed, ground, and adjusted to meet the necessary requirements. To Be at War With Your Eyes, is taking a dangerous chance, a condition that need not exist.*' AVOID all such folly by wearing glasses that will insure happiness and contentment. WE ARE OPTOMETRIST and can speedily correct ajj: errors of refraction at reasonable prices? We Guarantee Satisfaction, The Shur-Fit Optical Co., Dr. I. M- lsraelson, Manager No. 310 So. Main Street Anderson, S" (;. t flKOCND FTfOOB three doors below Krea% Ten Cent Store. Ckanqe In Location I am now located over W. Avower's grocery store at 2 12 t-2 S. Main Street. 1 thank my friends for their past patronage and ask con tinuance of same. I make plate? at $8.50 I make gold crown? nt$4.00 Silver fillings. 50c and up. Gold fillings $1.00 and up Painless Extracting 40k% 1 make a specialty of treating Pyorrhea, Alveo lam of the gums and all crown and bridge work and regulating mal rormed teeth. All work guaranteed first class. _ S. G. BRUCE DENTIST Why the Youth's Companion Should be in Every Home. "If I could take only one paper," said tho late Mr. Justice Brewer of | ' the Supremo Court, "it would be The Youth'? Companion- a little of every thing iu a nutshell, and unbiased." The j Companion ls a family paper in the completest sense. It provides reading that, without failing to interest the young, still interests tbe mature. It j unites young and old through their j common enjoyment of delightful Ac tion, agreeable miscellany, and the clear exposition of public questions. Sc enrciuiy is ii edited, so varied are tts contents, that it would easily supply a family with entertaining fic tion, up-to-date information and wholesome fun, If no other periodical entered the house. If you are not familiar -with The Companion aa it ls today, let ns send I you sample copies and tho Forecast I ' for 1916. ll New Subscribers who send $2.00 for tho fifty-two Issues of 1916 will re ceivo free all of the remaining issues | of 1914. besides a copy of The Com panion Home Calendar for 101?. TKE YOUTH'S COMPANION, 144 Berkeley Street, Boston, Mass. FOBITIYEIiY MASTERS CROUP Foley's Honey and Tar Compouni cuts the thick cheeking mucca, and clears away the phlegm Opens up tho air passages and stops the hoarse cough. Tho gasping, strangling fight for breath gives away to quiet breath ing and peaceful Bleep. Harold Berg, Mass, Mich., writes* "We give Fol ey's Honey and Tar to our children for croup and it always acts quickly." No wonder a man in Texas walked 15 miles to the store to get a bettie ot Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. Every user ls a friend. For sale by Evan's Pharmacy . ANNUAL STATE FAIR LAST OF OCTOBER Make Your Arrangements i to Attend South Carolina's IUf Gathering October 26-31. Tho 46th annual Stat? ? fair will I toko 'pta** in Columbia, Octobo* 36. 37. **. 2?. *0> 31 on the'State fair ?rounds. Special round trip reduced <Uraton have been granted for thia oe c&?ion by the railroads. Tn? agricultural resources of South Cnrchoa will have the centre'of the picture. Demonstration agents in each ot th? 44 cpantles have arranged eX ?hiblta tor the fair, and girts' tomato ?tube in $0 counties will have, ex Jf?bH*/ In addition there will bi ex 'bit hit? ***>??? three mi!! ?.'*'--- and Strom"' one church! which "^iU ina kc ?he rat?a great-agricun irai ahow^ . The poultry department ls expeot , *d to be better than ever this tat. Tho best breeds of chickens from erway^rt ot the State wilt be on ex l On. Wednesday. October *8. at ll ku au. WofTord College of Spartan (burg ?ad Newberry College of New berry Mil .meet on the gridiron at the' Bair grounds. On Thursday. October a?, al 11:S? a. m.. the University ot IBoutb Carolina and Clemson OoUoge mW putt ott their annual football cort fteat. Bb th games promise to be Uno jexMtMi?ns and will draw thousands i An added feature for South C*r loKna's Iratherlng wilt be a fireworks display which will uko place oa tba jrnce^rack ^ ^ t ADVENTUROUS LIFE OF LITTLE INDIAN GIRL WAS BORN ON PINE RIDGE , AGENCY SURE RIFLE SHOT Picturesque Figure Will Be Seen in Anderson When 101 Ranch Comet Here. Princess Wenona, the little Slox Bureahot with Miller Bros. Arlington's 101 Ranch Wild West Show, which ex hibits In Anderson next Tuesday, Oct 27, has had a remarkably adventurous life, even for an Indian. She was born on the Pine Ridge agency, South Dakota; was captured with her mother by a band of rene gade Crees and1 carried across the Ia toraational line into Canada; was kepi a prisoner until she was ten years old ; waa rescued by a band of roving Ban nocks, and ultimately found her way back to her own tribe; was sent to tho Carlisle Indian school and received a liberal education; was thrown from n pony on returning to reaorvation and was so nearly killed that tho obi squaws were preparing to chant for her; was decreed by tho old chief, Cray Eagle, to' wed his son, Soaring Elk, but had other views, and. eloped with William Eagle Shirt, another young brave who. has since become a chief and has won great success in tho 101' Ranch motion pictures as weil as in the show ; had to remain away from the tribe in order to evade the wrath of the old chief, and finally returned to the reservation after bis death." The wanderings of the couple and ?be necessity for providing for them selves in a wild country developed Prlccss Wenona's movements as a rifle shot and on her return to tho tribe with her husband she was recog nized as tho champion rifle shot of th? reservation. Tills cleverness with the rifle has cw a developed and tho Indian girl ls said to have few peers. She can shoot, ii is said! equally welt on a pony riding at full speed as on the ground. Some of the shots sho achieves in the 1Q1 Ranch perform ance are credited with being remark able. Princess Wenona lives in a tepco i niong her own. people in the Indian village which ls such an interesting r.oature of the 101 Ranch show-a proof of the power ot blood and en vironment-but s??e is, nevertheless, as bright and gifted a conversational ist as an. educated American girl. The Indians giv? a picaresque col oring to the exhibition, and combino arith the, cowboys, the cowgirls, tho Mexicans and other Wild West people, Lo say nothing of the Cossacks, to keep Lhe interest at ?ev?r beat Some pro cessional novelties are promised for .he-parade which inaugurates 101 lumen Wild Wbst day. IVA NOTES One of the social events of thc ,7eek was the" Priscillas which was nost pleasantly entertained on iist Friday afternoon at the horne if' Miss Alkaneya Townsend. ' An tour, or so was spent in chatting titer which Miss Townsend serv ed ii sweet course. Miss Fannie Lou Sherard is the ;uest this week of her sister, Mrs. I. F. Simpson, of Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. W- Frank Mc iee left Wednesday for a few lays stay in Augusta, where they io to attend the Fair. Mr. W. T, A. Sherard was a business visitor in Anderson Thursday. Dr. C. H. Bifrton was in Ander on one day this week and pur hased a handsome Hupmobile. Miss Lucy Thompson has return d to her he tie in Anderson after pending a ikw days here with her liece, Mrs. J. A. McAlister. Mr. J. L. Masters, of Anderson, /as here a short while this week .n business. iMrs. F. p. Bush, who has been he guest for thc "past week of 1rs. F. R. Miller, left Wednesday or her home in Ellenton. v Miss Carol Thornton, of Hart fell, Ga., is the guest this week f her sister, Mrs. J. C. Jone*. Mrs. S. E. Anderson was shop ing in Anderson Tuesday. Miss Sae Turner has returned J her home in Olar, S. C, after week's visit here wjth relatives. Mr. L?rtcr Sadie*, ot ?u??r , is berts for a few days with p?rents, Mr. and Mrs. I. F. adler. Messrs. E. O. Hunter and W. Mciver,, '?peri ?cc??nt?ii?s, of ociety Hill, arc here for a few ays this week on business. Mrs. Lem Reid has returned rora a shor} stay with relatives t Anderson. TT?f. C D. Coleman and wife re speriilmg the week-end with datives in the Lebanon section. Rev. I. E. Wallace will conduct ervices in the Presbyterian hurch here Sunday morning and vening. After the morning ser ice a congregational meeting will e heJd for the purpose of cajt/. ig a ??astor to serve 1his church. LEGAL POLL TAX NOTICE Following ls the list of names liable forpoll tag in this county in addition to those secured by the School Board: P. B. Acker, G. B. Alewine, M. E. Allen. W. R. Anderson, J. C. Arnold, E. Ll Atkinson - Jas. A. Balley, A. A. Baker, T. 8. Bannister, Albert Bauknight, Aillo G. Barton, Chas. E. Barton, Walker Beal, C; C. W. Beatty, D. W. Bell, Scott Benson. C.; C. W. Bice, O. P. Blgby, John Blake. C.; John Bligen, C.; Alonzo Bobs, C.; P. A. Holding, D. i J. BcTO?sh; Isaac M. Bor rough, C. A. Bouchlllon, J. M. Bouchlllou. Ben Bozemaa, C.; Crae Bozeman, C.; Janies Bradley, C.; J. S. Bradley, C.; A. B. Brewton, C.; G. C. Brock. W. P. Brock, W. P. Brooks, C. W. Brown, IO. P. Brown, H. L. Brown, Jim Brown, C.; J. S. Brown, O. L. Brown, Brobert Brown, C.; Vaster Brown, C.; W. C Brown, Z. E-" Brown, F.obt F. Brownlee, F. E. Broylos, Jim Bruce, C.; Cray ton Budgen, C.; Mlten Bur ris, C.; H. Burkett, J. L. Burley, W. W. Burley, Lawrence Burrage, J. M. Burriss, W. S. Burton, Dock Bun?-. C. ; G. G. Butler, S. H. Byron, John Bradley, C.; J. W. F. Brown. Lindsay Cade, C.; Wm.. Calhoun, C.; 'John- Calhoun, C.; Leroy Camp bell, O. T. Campbell, C. P. Campbell, W. H. Campbell, E. J. Campbell, T. C. Cann, G. P. Cannon, A. M. Carpenter, Ben Carpenter, C.; E. E. Carpenter, C. A. Carter, T. C. Carter, Jerry Carter, Earle Carter, C.; T. F. Cartwright, C. G. Cason, F. M. Caaon, Henry Ca 8on, Charlie Cartwell, H. A. Caudle, G. WI. Chambers, Marion Chamhlee, C.; R. H. Chappelan, F. B. Chastaln, J. T. Chastaln, Tom Cherry, C.; Burr Chiles, C.; Moses Chiles C.; F. C. Clark, G. B. Clark, Joe Clark, C.; Wil liam Clayton, C.; Oscar" Clemons, C.; J,- Mack cline, Willie Cltnkscales. Ben Clinton. C.: Marshall Cole. C.. John B. Collins, C.; H. T. Compton,) ?. H. Compton, J. P. Cromer, C.; | Win Cromer, C.; R. E. Cooper, Car rie Cowan, C.; J. H: Cowan, C.; Wal ter Cowan, C.; D. C Cox, Elijah Cox, G. jr.. COT, A. ?. Crawford, John Crawford, C.; J. Robert Crafford, Syl vester Crawford, F. B.. Cray ton, C. N, Cromar. A- L Crother, C. M. Cun ningham. C.; B. Frank Cu ningham, C.; Robert, Cunningham, C.; T. ?, Curtis. S. W. Danner. J. F. Davis, Mose Da vis, C.; W. C. Davis. P. H. Darkin,. Alford Day, C.; John Henry Dean. < J. S, Dean, William Dean, C.; C. J. DeCamp, George Dease, Henry Dial, C.* John Dickson, C.; Jim Dickson, C.; W. T. Dickson, T. M. Dodd, Wal ter Doiser, C.? O. D. Drake, Fred Dre lier, C.; E. B. Driskel, J. B. Drls kell, D. M. Drennan, Tom Deboso, C.; B. F. Ducworth, John Duncan, Irbam Dutch, C.; JOhn Dutch, C.; Joe Day. er J. ii. Earle. W. R. Earle, Jeff Ed wards, C.; Win. F. Edwards, Lea Ag new. C. ; L. M: Elryin, John L. Elgin, Raymond Ellis, Thos. S. Ellson, John Blrod, WU1 Emmerson. Jeff Ervin, C.; Marlon Eskew, Isham Evans, C.; john G. Evans, John it. Evana. ~" Dan *Falr, C.; Warren Fair, C.; A. Davis Fant. C. W. Fant. J. R. Fant, i! Prue Pant, C.; Walter Font, John Ma- * Hon ! ?arrdw, Lewis Pelnsteln, Her- j tuan Fine? EdwinFlelshman, W. N. Fortuno, _Wm. Foster, J. 8. Fowler, ^ Ir., Jira rree?iaii, S. L. ?f ulier, vf ai- j ~Hc*?ce Giiland C., Leroy rillllard, \ Sloan Garland, Ep. Gaules C., Chas. A. , aambrell, Joe Gamhrell C. Roam ? SafftVreH, C.; A. M. Garrison, W. F. , Samson, D. C. Garrison. Abo Gary. < f. Frank Gary, Sam Gary, W. B. ? 3ary, T. F. Geiger, Will Geiger C., H. ?. Gfecr, Eoy L. Geer, R, Al Gentry, V. A. Gillan. J. C. Gllmer. K. E. Gu ner.' Ml las Glover C., R. L Gold itnltb, Jno. W. Graddock, Earle Jray C., Wm. DcAmpert Gray, John Irant C., L. M. Grant C.. Elijah Griffin I, Nelson Green C., Warren Green 7., .Will Green, Clarence Groves, B. lt. Gulley,. Henry Gray. C Columbus Hall, C.; Tom Hall, C.; r. P. Hamiltton; C. H. Hammond; faul Hampton, C.; Paul Hanks; L M. Hand: F. M. C. Harden; Bill ?ardey, C.; Ed. Hardy, C.; S. C. Hn t?rr?i C.; jfV.^ffl?;CCfk1?.^ar. rood; Bewley Hawkins, C.; Enoch larfhorne, C.; Judge ' Harthorb a ; J. V. Hay nie; M. 'ti Heat ton; Wi A. leaton; E. 8. Heddon; J. S. Hod [ten; ?huler Hedden; W. L Hembrce; '. V. M. Hendricks; Milliard Hen ricks; Jim Henry, Cp. A. Hear tt; C. M. Hicks; Dan Hicks, C.; fank Hicks, C.; John Hicks, C.; Ar hur Hill; Tim HUI. C.; Isaac Hodge, '.; H.!A. JHfutf, C.; W. O. Hogan. Lee ?. Holleman; R. EL Holroyd; Jesse foulbrobK, E. R. Horton. John Will lubbard; W. A. Hudgens; Joe Hunt; sur?tes Irwins, C.; J. E. W. Jack on, C.; Julina Jackson, C.; Warren ackson, C; A. J. James; Ed. James; 1 M. James; & C. James; ' Ti W. ||n?s; Dr. M. F. Jenkins, C.; J. i* Jennings; S. H. John. C.; Eddi? chneon, C.; Elliott Johnson. Ct ohr Johnson, C.; Jno. W. Johnson; 'Carey Johnson, C.; S. W. Johnson, oca james; John Joiner; Allen Ones, C.; Andrew' Joses, O; Gus on??. C.; Haywood Jottes, C.; Henry ones, C.; H. W. Jones; James .Jones; g&rfaaury Joses. C.; Simon Jones, ., C. M. Kay; E. J. Kay; H. W. Kay; t E. Kay; SIC Kay; Willie Kay. C.; t. V. Kay; Willie Kemp. C.; J. C. ?eya; J. F. Kinara, A-li Klng; C. G. ling, L. P. King. W. J. King, Bill '.no*. C : Ed. K?ox.' C. ; IL D. Knox. '.. Vance Knox. C. Marton L?hden, fe; ML M. Laboon; f\ Lacy; J. B. Lacy; W. W. ?cey. Jae. Lander, C ; John Lange, . tS. Lanier, J. F. L jfhridgo, Ed. strobe. Cr Johu Latlmor. C; Will AW. C; R. E. LeCroy. Dock Lee, E. C. Lflwle. Johr. TV Lewis, L, L. Aeon, R. S. Lig?n, T. Kl Link, Bob NOTICES .Linton. C.; Tom Linton. C.; Will Lol 118 Clifton Ludlow, C.; W. W. Lyeth Judge Lynch, C.; Mack McCathran C.; A. M. McConnell. Samuel F. Mc Connell, M. C. McCowan, C.; J. A. Mc Coy, John W. McCurry, 8. H. Mc Daniel, John McDonald, C.; Petei McDonald, C.; E. A. McGlnnis, Ed McIntosh, C.; George McIntosh, J. M McIntosh, C.; Jim McIntosh, C.; L P. McKinney. I. E. McGee, Wm. D. H McLean. C. W. McLoakey, P. A. Mc Swain, W. A. McSwain. J. N. Maddox Ezekiel Major, J. J. Major, Martin Ma Jor.'C; W. G. Martin, Tommy McCadc C.; Foster F. McConnell, Clyde 8. ?Matt ison, Joyce Matt Ison, C M. E. MattlBon. Joe Mauldin, C.; Lee Mauldin, C.; J. H. 'Maxwell; J M. May; C. M. Mayfield; J. C. May ijeld; W. A. Mayfield ; Elmore Moan, C.; It. L. Medlin; A. W. More dlth; A. P. Merrlweather, C.; Sylvos ter Miles,; C.; John Milford, C Georgo Miller, C.; D. H.* MlmB, C. V Minor. Dr. J. C. Mitchell, J. G. Mitch ell, Ellis Moimi. C.; Charlie Moor? C.; Luther Moore. C.; Wis Moore C.; W. C. Moore. W. G. Moore. Alf Moorehead, C.; Hob Morris.; Charlo; Morrow, C.; F. L. Mon row, J. A. Mon roe, R. Emmett Mosely, Harris MOSE C.; Y. H. MOSB, J. L. Murphy, S. M Murphy, Rev. J. A Murray, C.; Arc! Neel, C.; S. J. Xeese, John A.. Neelej Bob Nowell. C.; Pink Newell,C.; WU Norris, C.; H. A. Norryce.-Ed. Olivei C.; Ben Oliver, C.; F. P. Osborne. J H. Owen,' John W. Parker, Lem Pat? C.; Ben Patton, C.; M. W. Pattorsor Sylvester Patterson, C.; H. L Payn< Morris PecWer, Alf Perry, C.; Ernee Perry, C.; P. Phillips, CL; W. L Phil lips, C.; 8. M. Pickens, T. ,T Pic? ens, A. M. Pinkston, Sam Poliako? Wesley Posey, C.; Andrew Will Pow ell, Henry Power, C.; H. A. Powell, V A. Powers Joe Pratt, C. ; J. W. Prc:? ley, John Prince, W. D. Prince, Joh Pringle, C.; G. A. Propy, C. A. Pruit Dr. H. A. Pruitt, TJL W. Pruitt, S. ( Pruitt, C. D. Ramer. William Rame 'J. Ram pey ? J. M. Rasor. J. L. I ??ast, T? A: Ratltf f?, John Rodd. C C. Frank Reed, Gus. Reeves, C.; Re J. R. Reynolds, C.; Alexander R4c< C.; Charlie Rice, C.; Clift Ric C.; Rock Rice. C.; Ellan PAc< C.; Joseph Rice, C.; Newt Ric C.; Pani Rice, C.; Sam Rice, C Stephens Rice, C.; John Rlchardso C.; E. J. Richardson, J. D. Robert Davo Robinson. C.; > David ROblnso C.; L. W. Rodgers, A. T. Kbebuc C. ; Georgo Rogers, C.; J. Acoger Richard Roper? A. C. Ronda, B. 1 Ronda, C. 'C.-Rauda, L C. Ronda, Wi Ruddonsell Cf John A Russell, Joli EL Sadlor, 8am Sadler, C.; John Hei ry Salles, C.: Chas. Mack Sandor D. Sanders, C.; E. N. Sanders, Fhn ger Sanders, C.; LC. Sanders, W. ?. Sanders, J. 8. Sargent, Joseph Scol V7. .T. Scott, Martin Scllgmau, 8a Shank/.. C.; Mack Sheppard, C.; Da Shearn, C,J Proa Shear?. C.;'Marlu Shipman, Williams Shipman, J. ] Shumate, J. F. Sims, Ales. Simon C.; Presb SlmmoDE; C.; Ed. Sitnpki E. E. Simpson, J. E. Simpson, R. Simpson, Joe Simpson, C.; Maj Simpson. C.; Sam simpson, C.; Sear? Sloan, C.; Andrew Smith. C.; Claw Smith, C; Elijah Smith, C.; Pu rmi Smith, G. L. Smith. Mack Smith, C K. P. Smith, O. H. Smith, W. J. Stnlt Jun Snipes. C; Jas. T. Snow, J.'; Sparks, J. I. Spearman. G o or Speed, C.; Andy Spencer, C.; Jol Spencer, C.; Luther Spencer, C Ralph Spencer, C.; Frank Starks, ( 3. J. starks. James Stephess, W. Stephens. WHf :' Stephens, C.; 05c Stewart,.C.; W. A. Stoddard, Andre ?tone, W. L. Stone, Amos Striblltl K?iA C. Stritiing, Jr., Fred Strlc land. M. Strickland, A. H. Sultivs rjharles Allon Sullivan, C. *. Sulllvt 3. Cullen Sullivan, George Snlltvi ?J.-. W. SolHvan. W. B. Sulttvi W.W. Sullivan. R. D. Suttlea, Thi \. S?ttles. L. C. Swltser. Sylvester Tanney. John Tate, C.; j*. Taylor, W. ?, Telford, Alofi Thomas, C.; Archer Thomas, C.; H? ry' Thomas, C; Charlie Thompsc X*;. Frank Thompson, c.; R. rhpnipson, Wade Thompson, Char Thornley, C.; C. IL Tolly, Geo.-' Tolly, C. E. Trlbble, C. Ix Tucker, \. Vandivcr, Loy O'Neal Vandlvi fohn Vaienlme. C; O. B. Van Wl< ?V. L. Wade, Artts Wakefield, C.; C umbbs Wakefield; Ci; Columbus W e'er, 'C.; Dave Walker, C.; Hubi Vnlker, C.; John Walkor, C.; Vf? balker, C.; W. M. Walker, C. ; "tyi" Vallace, Jim WaU, C.; Tom Wall, I Valker* Wail?, t?;; W. M. Wardlaw, ( rohn Washington, Ci F. E. Watkl I. F. Watson. Mike Watson. C.; T. Vat son, Theo. P. Watson. P. W. Wi 7. W. Webb, John Webb, C.; . B. Vebb, John Webber. W. W. Wells, L West. W. H.' White, H. M. Wi en, J. B. Whitten*, O us Wldeman.'.i 'errol Williams. C.; Coleman W lam?. C.; Ed. Williams, C.; Geo. Villiams, G. W. Williams, Gu? ? fams, C.; George Williams, C.; J Villiams, C.; Pink Williams. C.; R. rik Williams, C.;*Stuart Wllliims, Vilt William, C. ; 8. ? Willi.'?.td, ?.*ti Wilson. H. Ri Wilson, f. Wlson, J. T. WHson, Priestly W:>? !.; John Wood, C; Julian Wood/ ?. C. "Woodson, Peter Woolbridge, J, Vooteu. C. K. Wright, Frsnk Yoa !'*' Sfe??* Young, ?;r Jerry You '. ; ^MUU?S, C. iraaAway, No? 17. Anderson Sch< Jodjie Bowlen. C.; ^Erskfno Cit calet. C.; Foster Chiles, Henry Cfl ord,! C.; John Crawford, C.; J. fraWoru, CT Brazil Tudlow. C.; C laines, C.; Ed. Groves, C.; B lampton. C.; Proston Hampton. VIII Hawkins, -C.; Trover Johni !.; iack Martin, C.; iTjthcw Olb '-; Edmond Reese, C.; ?ay Roouo, lose' Richey, C., Edi Robinson, sammy Robinson. C. Ce? terrine T. W. P. Geo. W. Allen, J. A. Alowine. W fsiley. Reed Bell. C; Robert t '.; Dave-Densen, C.; Lawrence R iy. C.; John Bw^kweli. C.; Marl Backwell. C; Sam Blackwell. C., ', Blair, Wm. KL Blakely, >ack 1 i "The unins MUTUAL . 1 . !> : 4 M. , - , " :' j ?-- 1 - f * lock, Toi molock, Vea Blaaslngale, C.; Jim Boseman, C.; J. D. Boykin, Ario) Brown. Leo C. Brown. L. R. Brown, Sam Brown, C.; T. R. Bryant, Luther Burch. C.; W. M. Burden, M. T. Bur HsB, V/. H. Burton, Will Butler, C.; Joe H. Dyrum, W. M. Byrum. H. L. Caply, B. B. Cargill, Leo Cauthors, J V. Carthey. J. F. Cartoon, W. D. Canon. John Caudell, R. L. Chapman, Willie Cherry, C.; Herbert Clarke. C.; Andy Clayton, C.; W. P. Cleveland, J. C. Cody. R. S. Coleman W. R. Cole man, J. IL Colley, F. A. Cox, B. F. Crawford, Ed. Crawford. C.; Leroy Crawford, C.; Charley Crenahaw, Bo noy Cunningham, C.; Frank Cunning ham, C.; Sam Cunningham, C. Anderson Dalis, C.; John Daniel James Donley, C.; D. E. Davis, C.; W. J. Davis, Earley Derrick, C.; S. 0. Dickson, Arthur Dillard, C.; Fwv. D. W. Dodge, J. H. Dorr, Albert Dubose, C.; Oscar Duch, C.; Henry Duncan, T. E.' Dyar. Ellas Earle, C.; E. B. Ellenburg, fc?. V. Elrod. Will Ermerson, C.; L. English, Jess Everhart, C.; W. H. Fen nell, John A. Fields, J. G. Fifer, H. E. Forrester", H. E. Fouster, G. P. Fowler, A. L Franklin, Tom Frazier, C.; Will Frazier, C.; Dock Freely, C.; S. B. Fretwell. D. C. (Jay, S. Franklin Gilbert. W. E G.iltlsp?o, W. Frank Gillispie. W. F. Glonn,. John" Godfrey. John Hinson Godfrey, W. C. Gordon. Harley Grant, Lawrence Green, C.; L. P. Green,' B. C. Griggs, R P. Gurley, Cslau Hamilton, C.; Keary Hamp ton, C.; W. P. Hammond. J. H. Haw kins, EL H. Haddon, W. E. Hill. B. R. Hillard, P. W. Hopkins, W. G. Hop kins, . W. H. Horton, Andrew Hunter, C. ; Eminer Jackson, C.; B. F. Jen kins, R. L. Jenkins, S. B. Jenkins, L C. Johnson, Chsrlie Jones, C.; n. J. Jones, John Jones, Luther Jones, S. R. Jones, Will Jones C. ; Wm. D. Joncs, D. L Kine, J. H. King. J. P. King, C. W. Kerby, J. E. Kirby, Jim Laboon, C.; Prince Lewis, C.; John Linder. . g T? !."/.<-r% . ?Ta <n m%rmm^ ... .... . - Jas. Ft. McCue. Loyd McEntire, Bob Mack. C.; G. G. Madden. J. H. Man ning. M. L. Mashburn, W. M. Motts. D. IL MUler, W. D. Moody, John Moore, C.; H. 0. Morris, R. D. Murray, Robert Newell. C. [Will Oliver, C? A. F. Parker. J. J. Pafk?r, Ji P. Parker, Ri M. Parker. ?Wi A. Parker, W. tn PelCrey, Jim Peters. C; W. F, Phillips. N. B. Ramsy, L A. Ranford. Charloy Rei?. Sam Roach, Clarence Robinson, C.; John Robinson, C.; Levi robinson, C.; Dace Sader, C.; G. E. Sanders, J. 8. Sanders, J. M. Saraske, T. M Sara ske, Toney Scott, C; Joe Shanks, C.; W. R. Simpson, Noel Skelton. Ear nest Sloan, C.; M. L. 8mith. Wm. T. Smith, F. C. Spearman, J. M. Spear man, W. A Speer, Earnest Stono, W. A. Sutherlan^ Ralph taylor. Will Teasley, C.; Floyd H.* Thomas. Rich ard Thomas, C.; W. D. Thom paon. Dan Tilley. C.; Burley Tucker, C.: J. 0. Wado. E. S. Ward. Dolphus Warren, tl; Lucio? Warren, C W. A. Watkins, Jim Watson, C.; Joe Mack Watson, Fohn W. Watson, Laurence Wat ion, W. Eugene Watson, Bob Webb. C.; WI 0. Wheeler. C M. White. ?rharloB M. White, S. D. White, T. G. White, D. 0. Whltmlre. R. E. Whlt nire, James Williams, C.; Lawrence Wilson, C.; 8oney Willems, C.; Va?ennes, T. 8. \ndemon ScJrOoL District No. 17.' ?ames Anderson, L. W. Anderson, 3. itt. E. Ashley, J. G. Ayers, T. J. Parter, T. L. Balloy. C. E. Bartlett, L F. ?tlsckley. E. 8. Blsmdard, R. W. Boad en, T. W. Bolt. P. F. Bowen/ lohn ?. Briasey, Arthur B'own, Fi. 8. Brown, W. M. Brown, C. C. Bucban ion, H. J. Bucbannon, C. H. Burkett, EVA. Burkett. E. J. Campbell, J. A. S. Caudle, M. ?. C?in?s, a. A. Cochran, u. A. craft, Clarence R. Crawford, J. F. Cromer, J. II. Daniels, J. A. Davis. W. O. Dobbs, Harley Dutts. Fred M. Dunlap. Calvin P. Ellison. C. M. Elmore, liajor Evans. S. B, Evans. J. W. Ear ner, John C. Fields. J. H. Fields, B. P. Wah or, f. F. FUher, Wm. B. Fisher, r. N. FarJL W. L Gaines, C. T. ?a*? >rell. % E. Gillispie, B. P. Oreen, KL A. Ounnell. J, E. Ganter. x Ben Hair. C.; J. H. Hancock. T. O. larris. Charlie Harrison, J. FJL Haw home, C.; Randolph Hawthorne, C.; (phn A. Bayes, A. 8. Head. J. L. Head, i. M. HUI. Dick Hill, C.; J. W. Hliley, roba G. R?dgens. Eugene A. Hutchins, P. N. Hutchinson, Dock Ivcster, J. B, ivester. L. H. ivestcr. A|ocio J?yoes, Gos Johnson, C.: leary J?Uuson, C; RoRsy ^briton, ured are in no more peri iredijmt their families a ft*....T., lill ?' -? BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE M. MATTISON, General Ag C. W. WEBB, District / J. J. TROWBRIDI C.; Robert Jones, C.; H. S. Jones, J. C. Jordan, W. A. Jenkins. C. S. Kay, 8. C. Kay, D. L. King, W. F. Kirby, J. Ii. Lark, W. H. Q. Loas' loy. C. C. McCall, George McCoy, Vf. A McKee, P. C. McPhu.ll. John Mack. C.; I lam i) Majcskl, E. C. Martin, O. L. Martin. J. W. Martin, Orange Martin, lt. L. Martin, J. 8. Meacham, Will H. Medlock, R. W. Meredith, T. L. Mere dith, E. W. Milford, J. E. Metis, Iaanc Maddox, John Morris, c.; S. K. Mull! Mathew Oliver, C.; Thompson Oliver, C.; C. H. Pearson. II. H. Pearson, W. G. Perrin, Charlie Perry. W. L Perry, Robert Pool, Billy Presley, C.; W. M. Pressley. C. W. Prince, A. C. Reeves, W. H. Bice, Oscar roberts. &ituM L. A. Sanders, G. A. Sattcrfleld, ?. F. Shaw, J. A. Shaw, J. R. Simpson, Major Simpson, C.; Marion Simpson, C.; R- J, Slaton. John W. Smith, L. 8. S tam,)." it L. Stiles. Herm?n Stone, W. K. Stayers, Ed. Sultln,' Wm. But tles. Henry Taylor, C.; Isham Taylor, Juno Taylor, C. ; J. T. Teague, C. ; J. T. Thomas, C.; Artls Thompson, C.; Bill Thompson, C.; Lindsay Thomp son, C.; Henry Thornley, C.', W. T. Thornton, John E. Tinsley, Preston Tucker, J. W. Tucker, Bon Turner, C. John T. Vail, ?. C. Vail, J. H. Ver non.. . Carl Watson, C.; 8. B. Wpssenger, 8. J. Wessen ger. Claude Williams, C., 'Georgo Williams, C.; John Williams, lc.; Oscar Williams, C.; R. Whdo Wtt 1 ?tems, J. T. Wltaor, W. T. Weeds, i C. E. Yarbrough. E. A. Yates, N. L.. Yates, Ehernerer Yeargln. Delinquent Bond Tax' Notice. AU dinlenquent road tax collectors aro provided with an official receipt book: with aumbes, and stub uuuibcs attached. Pay no money to collectors uuless you get the official receipt as above provided or. J. MACK KINO, tf County Superviser. ?. -*V . ??tico of Meeting. The annual mooting of the subscrib ers and friends ot the Anderson County Hospital Will be hold in tho Chamber of Commerce rooms, Tues day, Oct. 28, 4 p. m. for the purpose ?/ electing trustees and such other busi ness as the meeting shall see flt to transact. R. S. LIGON, President KATHERINE STALLING. | Secretary. Why Not Publish It! When you Want n fact to become generally known, the right way is to publish lt Mrs. Joseph Kalians, Peru, ind., was troubled with belching, sour stomach and trequest headaches. She writ. % "I feol it nay. duty to tell oth ers what Chamberlain's Tablets have done for mc. T?ey have helped my digestion and regulated my bowels. Since using them I have been entirely j well." For sale by Evan's Pharmacy and all dealers. STOMACH TROUBLES Hr. Raglacd Write* Interesting Madison Heights, Va.-Mr.'Cha*. A. Ragiand, of this place, writes; "I have been taking Thedford's Black-Draught for Indigestion, and other stomach troub le?, abo colds, und find it to be the very best medicine I have ever used. Aftff tating Bi?ck-Or???gKi'fcT S Sew days, l always feel like a new man." Nervousness, nausea, heartburn, pain In pit of stomach, and a feeling of full ness after eating, ar; sure symptoms of stomach trouble, and &hoakt be given the proper treatment, as your strength and health depend very largely upon your food and irs diges?oo. To ?et quick and pcrtnaneut relief from these aliments, you should take B medicine of known curative met it. Its 75 years of splendid success. In the heaimeet of just such troubles, proves the real merit of Thedford's Black Draught. Sale, pleasant, gentle In rction, find wttwoirt O?Q dft?r~?ffcct9p ix Ii mr? tober^^youn? andoW. Fbrsa?a 8?et?adx?g. I*iiv?25c H.CW. 1 17 than the ?n re." COMPANY eat Igent JE, Special Agent PROFESSIONAL CARDS o o o o o o o o o o o o lo ? o DB. BOSS 'S o I o Office: New Y? ut non-Yandi vcr Bldg? ? lo . Hoon 18-1; 3-5 p, m. o Telephone 458 or 522. o ?0 ?o o o o o o o o o o ooo DR. Ii. H. SNIDER Fretwoll Co. Stable YETE KI NA KY SURGEON rhone ML k . e . a * Anderson, & C, t CASEY * FANT ?^?finrscra - J Anderson, S. C. Brown OSIca Rn liding * Second Floor, rhone 2? J tfttt1.. oooooooooooooooooo Till' STUDIO GRAND PHOTOGRAPHY ?H ALL ?TS RR?N?-?iE$i OYEB EEESE ^WELBY STORE oooooooooooooooooo OOOQOOOO?O DB. LILLIAN g? CARTER DR. SABA A. MOORE, Osteopath!* Fiysjelasw oooooooooo DR. FOREST ft, SUGGS Dentist Offices 413-415 Blechloy Bldg. Associated With Dr. W. W. Ch I? olm * rhone 33C-J - Anderson, S. 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