Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Paramo THE EMINENT F win ? "Where 5 parts-29( Prices 10 am Corning Fr "Tr Prices on Tuesday and Hig Mr. McCauic SOME OF WORLD Y. M. C. A.ENDEAVORING TO GET BRANCH ATLANTA BIBLE CONFERENCE PATTISON COMING ^-Governor of Tennessee Will Appear Here tn Sunday Lecture. That tho people of Anderson will have the privilege this winter nf hear ing an addrees by Malcolm It. Pat terson, formerly governor of Tonu eaaee. la a Bottled fact That they will IDEAL GROCER Y CO. List of Good Things To Eat ' Wo have received our entire Fal', shipments of Preserves, Jel lie?, Canned Gooda of all kinds, Pickles, Condiments, Catsups, Dried fruits. Prunes, otc. Mince meats, Cranberries. Celery, Po ta fee?, Onions, Cabbage, Dates, Ap ples, Orange?, Lemons, Bananas, Grape Fruit, Layer Raisins (ex tra Rood.) AH the Ingredients for Xmas Fruit Cake, nave arrived, ?nd are fresh and very nice. We have Jual Recently bought a patent Slicing Machin*- which will slice anything from Break fast Bacon, Chipped Beef, on through, broad - as ihm aa a wa fer, or as thick as you wish. WE WILL BE PLEASED TO PLEASE YOU ! Ideal Grocery Company Phone 471 Here Is the Place to Gi My prices arr. the lowest m ] ods of doing business-and you you make. Bracelet Watches 7 Jewel. 20 year case; Elgin Or Waltham, for only tie Manicure ... Sets Any number of pieces. Solid or plated. See special at tarsi Heres One ol moat t proprii gifts, my be tlea ai ' $8 Baby Plas. Anything yea wi.nt. Something .alee for only. _tljQO. M mochos. Any sise with any setting. Something good at fett AU our are etrk No one transacttoi ourselves Wolf. Ke Open tOMANTIC ACTOR )e shown in the roman til tlie Trail I ) Scenes. Staged by Da i 20 cents M iday IE MAN ON THE BC Friday 10 and 20c. ii Class IV!UL* ty, 'cello Mr* H Miss Harrington, Piai FSTRTBTEST MAY COME HERE r . have thc privilege] or enjoying a niblo v'h?utauuuu. when tho world's great est preachers and speakers will ap pear IH a probability. Both cf thCBe interesting and Important amounec mcnls were made by Secretar/ Fr?n! M. Duraett o? tire Y. M. C. A. at th'i men's meeting held in the Cvunty court houae Sunday afternoon, when tho 8erie3 of meetings for men waa opened with .an addreaa by Dr. Arch C. C.-ee. the enliatment secretary of tba Horne Mission Board of the Stjuth err Baptist Convention. Former Tennessee flovernor. L Mr. Burnett announced ?hat ar * rangomont8 had been cloaed for un address bv Malcolm H. Patterson, nt Jone tlfe governor of the State of I Tennessee. He will appear here . tn , tho latter hair of March or April, the ,exact dato if his appearance to be announced later. Evervone has hear? of Governor Patterson of Tenneaaec. and tho terrible record he eatabllsh ed as governor of that 8tate. Every one likewise knows of happenings lu his life ' after he left tho governor's mansion, and of bia recent conver sion. Patterson stumped the Stato In opposition to prohibition. One of his most effective sneeches now, lt ls , said, IB the one in which ho takea the mints of hla arguL-ient when oppo-i lng prohibition and breaka them down ono br one with his argument in favor of prohibition. ? . Bible Chautauqua. J It ?a probable. Mr. Burnett anuoiiur 1 cl, that a branch of the Atlanta Bible Chautauqua will be secured for An derdon! Thia would bring before the oeople ot th!? city auch men aa Cam i bell Morgan, the great London preach er who la known the world over. H4n church in London haa given him a '.wo yearn' leavo of absence In order that he might take advantage of pressing appeals to do conference work In tho United States of Ameri'/i. Others who would appear at thia Bible Chautauqua are- Mell Trott: r. Gccrge Stuart, probably tho biagest figure In tho Methodist denomination; A. C. Dixon, now pastor of a bis Ichurch in London: Len O. Broughton and others. Dr. Dixon ia pastor of Spurgeon's old church In London and haa grown to be one of the most pow I erful preachers In England. Dr. Broughton is too well known in An derson to need any Introduction lu iL'.,: connection. Here In March. * If this branch of the Bible Chau tauqua can be scoured for. Anderson, lt ls possible that the speakers will appear here during the latter part ot March. Tho a?rien of meetings . would last for about a week, and 1t goes without aaying that the crowds wbo would turn out to hear th ?se teachers and preachera'of world-wide fame would be the targoat evor gath ered at a similar meeting in the hU tory of t}ie city. Mar be Mr. Bryna. Mr. Durnett haa been negotiating with the view of aecurlng Secrotary of State William Jennings Bryan as one of the speakers to appear befor. the people of Anderson thia winter. Just at this time, owing to the condl it Your Xmas Jewelry Anderson. You'll like our meth '11 be pleated with any selection . the ?p BlO see !SU t . ?0 Watch Foes. The right pr?sent for the men. A great value for Jnst " fe' Watch Charas AU aises and weight-.'. A g3 value now tor, only fe charge accounts ?ty confidential. knows of the i bet you and er Ho ese & Co. Evenings Till Eleven W?tCnrw AU the standard makes. If yon want reliable timekeep er-we have it ROBERT EDISON i play Jiv?dcs" vid Belasco. aimee 3 P. M. >X44 Other days 5 and 10c sic: orsfall, violin io lions brougnt about by thc European ?war aud the gra\e rcsponslblliti"! resting upon the shoulders of the Sec ' retary of State, lt secm? likely that Mr. Bryan can be secured. Hut should the European cloud Iii?, before thc winter I? over it IB altogether probable that tho Great Commoner can be secured. Robbed I SAFE IN JOB PRINTING PLANT ENTERED IN LAST SUNDAY NIGHT Early Sunday ^ight an ur.lcnown I burglar broke Into th? money box in the safe of the Oulla Printing and Binding Company, on North Main street and. obtained a small amount I of cash. The Bafe had been left open lg it is UBed only for storing the owner's books, but on Saturday Mr. Oulla had forgotten to put up his rec ords. The burglar us*ed a large screw driver to pry the wooden casing from around the metal money box. Instead of getting the box loose he took it out on the floor and there cut into the side of it with an instrument of some description. He obtained something like $2 In small change. The first Mr. Oulla knew of the af fair waa when he heard some one calling to him from Main streot, just in front of big home. Mr. Oulla lives in the old Seybt house, Just across the street from his place of business, and upon going over discovered his por ter, Andrew Jones, was the one who had giten the alarm. Mr. Oulla called a policeman and together they mad? a thorough search of thc building, but could find no evi dence of'anyone having broken into the place. All windows and doors were intact. Andrew Jones had a key . to the place and lt was he who called ?1 the attention of the searchers to the condition of the safe. As Jones was In a drunken ' condition he waa taken In charge by the policeman and car ried to the police station. Jones could give no satisfactory explanation for bis presence about the building, neith er ? could he explain the presenco o' a large, pair of plyers which were found in hi* pocket. While no charges have be... preferred against the jani tor, lt ls belioved that be knows morn of the affair than he has told. . P. M. Edge of Charlotte was among the business? visitors in tho ctiy yes terday. Heese McDonald of Iva was among those spending the day In the city yesterday. . Mrs. A. J. Sitton ot Autun waa shopping in the city yesterday. BEST FOB KIDNEYS-SAYS DOC TOR Dr. J. T. ii. Neal, Greenville. 80. Car., says that In his 30 years of ex perience he has found no preparation for the kidneys equal to' Foley Kidney Pills. ' '.Pain- in back 'and bips is an indication'' of kidney trouble-a warn ing to build up the weakened kidneys, make them vigorous, riding your blood of acids and poisons. Foley Kidney ?iMs will help any case of kidney and idder trouble not beyond the reach *t medicine. In 50c and $1.00 s?tes. Sold in your town by Evans Pharmacy. Muddy Complexions Most poor complexions . sra dos to sluggish, torpid livers, constipation and other liver illa. A dose ot R. L. T. aken just before retiring will tont j ap the liver, carry oif ?he excess ot bile j and cause sn easy and natural move ment ot the bowels, lt will not only j make Its good work felt in better health-make you LOOK well and FEEL, weU. 60 cents and 1.00 per bottle at your druggists. Manufactured and guaranteed by Evan's Pharmacy. Three SfWfee? ? HE INTELLIGENCER STOCKHOLDERS MEET \NNUAL MEETING STOCK HOLDERS OF MORNING PAPER WAS HELD IN FINE SHAPE. Report of Business Manager Showed Affairs of Paper To Be Prosperous. The annual meeting of thc stock ?ulders of The Anderson Intelligencer waB held yesterday afternoon at the -ooms of the chamber <of commerce ->uh8i'<iuently the directors held a netting and elected officers for the en lulng year. The reportH from thepreai ient and business munager were most -ucouraging, and showed the paper to >e in splendid shape, and the showing nado was rully up to the expoctatrona pf the stockholders, who expressed themselves aa being pleased with what liad neon accomplished, and quite op timistic in the outlook for the future The business manager went into thc liistory of the paper for the past year In his report Organized aa a corpora tion a little more than a year ago for thc purpose of purchasing The Ander son Intelligencer from the owner at that time, Victor B. Cheahlre, it was later decided to go into the Job prlnt ng business, and a Job office was open ed at Helton, the plant of the Belton Ve v. H being purchased for this purpose. Later the job printing business of the Roper Printing Company waa purchas ed. Finally it was decided to inaugu rate a morning daily, which was dons, thc first isauc being January 13th. All these ventures have proven successful, ind today The Anderson Intelligencer la doing as large a business as any concern In similar ( busineaa above Columbia. The stockholders reelected tho old uiard of directors, and added two new lumbers, making the total number line. They are aa follows: M. M. Mat tlson, M. L. Bonham. W. W. Sullivan. Porter A. Whaley. J. S. Fowler, W. ii. 1 huleen.*. Pelzer, J. W. Bothrock, The now members are W. W; Smoak, ind T. K. Roper. The directora met after the meeting >f the stockholders and reelected the ifdcers who had served the past year, is follows: AL M. Mallison, president; I. S. Fowlei, vice president; W. W. Smoak. editor and manager. T. K. [loper will remain in charge of the \nuerson job denartment, and Claude \. Graves, editor and manager of the Belton Journal. MR. PEAHJIAN ILL L'lerk of Court was Stricken Yester day ni or n lng. Frlcnda of Mr. James N. Pearman, :lerk of co?rt, Viii 'regret ta learn hat be waa stricken with illness yea :crday morning ahertly after the con vening of court and waa compelled o tt> ic to his bed. '?at. Pearman suffered something ike an attack of acute Indigestion ox lppondlcitls. He whs taken to the .esidencc of Mr. Joe Ashley, where he vas given medical attention. It waa .eported last night that ho waa rest ng much better. " An Appeal from Superintendent Dear Presidents, of the W. M. S. of Saluda Ass'n: If you have not re reived your package of envelopes for Jhristmaa offering, write to Mrs. J. t Frizer. 1306 Hampton street, Col imbia, s. C. Let me endeavor to make i splendid offering for though the hues aeenr hard to ua, yet we are greatly blessed. la While we are busy gathering proa-1 v tnta for our friends and loved ones, I ta lon't forget our present to God. What i privilege and opportunity we shoMd leem lt, when we think of God's gift | * o us in "That Ks gave his only be rotten son to dip for us," for you I 0 ind mc. Let's have a liberal aacrl-1 o ice. for God will surely bieaa you. | * Don't forget to send for a calendar >f prayers too. -only fifteen cents, and ti io full of good things. Who kn-wa the n ?esuH of our united prayers for ob- t acts and persons mentioned on the h ?lendar? x Dear women of the societies, when c he envelopes are'given you, don't for- l ;et to put in your offering and return a t ?o your society. ti May God oleas.each, of you as you t nake your gifts" to Him. ? Mrs. E. W. Masters, Supt h NEW COMEDY CO. ? MAKE QUITE A HIT 1 t lardner St Lawson Show Easily li the Beat Seen at the |? Palmetto. A large and appreciative audience rttnesacd the opening bill of the lardner and Laweoa Musical Comedy :o. at the Palmetto Theatre yeater lay evening. Much waa expected bf; his company aa their praises wore oudly proclaimed In tbs papera where h?y have given " performances. Thia rc ape, judging from the show Isat vening, la entitled to all that can be ?id good for them.' The performance iras cleant refined and mirth provofc ng throughout the entire show. The I* shorn* is exceptionally good, the giri? " tr? pretty and George Gardner, with ila Immltable "I swar," captivated I the entire audience. The bill for to? I 1 lay promises to be a dandy, a black face, farce ?sssS? e=i?t?3i l4Th* ?a irentor." Another good feature of the j' show is that there will positively bc l< % complete chang* et program every 11 day. nsw songs, nsw costumas. Jokes sad a guarantee by Manager Pinkaton that thoy will be . enjoyed by the la dles and children, aa well as the men. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hammond of j Williamston spent Sunday lu tbs city. PALME1 TOI L Gardner & jLawsc A Laug "HE NEVER KNEW" "KIDNAPPED BY. INDIA FOU RT The 20th and last Episo MORROW. See what napp ?EGRESS 99 YEARS OF AGE BURNED IO OEAIH :ONSUrViED IN BURNING OF HOUSE AT AUTUN ON SUNDAY NIGHT. SHE WAS ALONE Dther Inmates of House Had Gone to Wedding at Pendle* ton-Inquest .In the 99th year of her age. Diana Simpson, colored, was burned to leath Sunday night when the house if her grandson. Henry McGee, with vhom she lived on the plantation Jf ifr. Eugene Sitton, at Autun. was lestroyed by fire. Coroner J. G. Har-X lin went to Autun yesterday morning ,nd held an inquest, the Jury return ng a verdict to the effect that the ; iged negress came to her death from j ?urns received when the ?iouse of lenry McGee was destroyed by fire Sunday night. Old Woman Alone. Only four witnesses were examined iy the coroner, these being the old j (roman's grandson, his wife, a neigh-' i or and Dr. H. A. Pruitt. Henry Mc- j lee, the grandson, testified that he nd four other members of the trouse iold were a? a wedding at Pendleton iii en thc house was burned. He said hat they left homo about 6 oclock, eavl- . the old woman in the bouse lone. ? ne of the front doors was i cs d, ae said. Upon his return from dleton, he testified, he found his iou.... Lu a*ii?s and a large number if onlookers feathered about, flo did tot know h'.iW the fire started and left erv few coals in the Uro piece when ie departed from home. There had teen no fire in the stove ai?ee noon, he witness said- The old woman, he aid, did not carry any life insurance; vas able to get about fairly well and vas blind in one eye. W. E. Buchanan, a second witness, estiflea that' he was the first person o reach the house as it was burning. The whole structure was ablaze and he roof ready to fall in when he ar ived, he said. Tho witness testified bat he did not know anyone was in he house st the time it was burning. Lily McGee, wife of Henry McGee, ?rho was away from home at the time, he third witness to take tho land. . Her testimony corroborated hat of her husband. Dr. H. A. Pruitt, who made an ex .ruination of the remaine ot tho old roman, testified that the body was so iad ly charred it was impossible to say vhat was the actual cause of death. ?00000000000090000 0 MUS. NANCY M. BOLT. o u J o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o e Mrs. Nancy M. Bolt died at her orne in Centerville Township, nix aile3 west of the .city, on Thursday.' )ecember 10, and on Friday her re} nafas were laid to rest in New Prow ?ct cemetery, Rev. Wi. B. H..tvkins onducting the services. There was a arge number of sorrowing friends nd relatives io pay the last ropect 0 a dear ?ne who has just gone on1 1 Bf ore us. Mrs. Bolt was In her 81st ear; had been stout and h eal ty nil er life until a few years ago, when er health began to fail. But not until i few weeks ago did we realise the I nie was so near. She was ready and prepared to meet ter Savior, was just waiting tor the ?ord to call her home She joined the laptlet church in her girlhood days ind had lived a devoted life, always rue to her. church sad true to her ellowman, always ready and wiling o lend a helping hand to thob'e In teed. Slie leave? five sons, one daugh er and one slr ?er; fifty-two grand; hildren and forty grandchildren to oourn her death. Her S?S arc: W. /ewig Bolt of this city. Martin Bolt of he county, James T. Bolt of Plains, ls.; C. Prank Bolt of the city. Henry ?oit ot Hartwell, Ga., and Mrs. Chas. Imy of Westminster. The pallbearers were six of her grandsons. Clarence Bolt, Floyd Bolt, tofus Bolt and Berry Bolt, Robert kooreh ead and Wavne Gray. Gore. Gs.. P. A. Morgan had oe ess en recently to use a liver medicine md says of Foley Cathartic Tablets: .They thoroughly cleansed my sys tem e?4 ? felt like a new man-light md /ree. They are the best medicine [ have e<er taken for constipation, they keep the stomach sweet, liver ic ti ve, bowels regular." Foley Cathar tic Tablets are stimulating ta action, md neither gripe nor sicken. They ire wholesome and thoroughly cleans ing, and keep the liver active. Stout people like them. * I [TO THEATRE y AY'S PROGRAM A-* N VAUDEVILLE: m's Musical Comedy Co. presents : ^HE INVENTOR" h?ble Biack-Face Farce Comedy IN MOVIES : Vitagraph. 2-Reel Drama NS" - - Kalpdn. Western Drama ?H REEL TO BE SELECTED de of "The Perils of Pauline" will be shown-T0 ens to Pauline Harry and Owen. H. W. Lewis of Iva was among thc business visitors in the city yesterday. Judge and Mrs. George E. Prince leave Tuesday for California to visit their sons, Norman and John. C. G. Sayre of Sayre & Baldwin left yesterday'for a business trip through North Carolina and Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Owens of Pen dleton were in tho city yesterday. Christmas Candies We have Auerbach & Sons cele bra ted candies at popular Crystalized Cream Goods, per lb.j.10c Cocoanut and Fig Candies, per lb. .............. v t. v.10c Kisses, Butter Cups? Jelly Rolls, etc., per lb.E . r 10c Chocolate Cream and Bon Bons, per lb. .:. J, .{.20c Lemon, Orange, Peppermint Drops, etc., in glass jars tor Santa Claus ........10c 5 pound Fruit Cakes.$1.50 ,1 and 2 pound Fruit Cakes, perr lb.?. .30c If you want the very best ingredients for making 'your Fruit Cake we have it. CHRISTMAS TURKEYS. Let us book your order now as v/r. r?av*.? a limited supply. "BFMJTr FLOUR. is what you must buy if you want the very best fdr cake baking. Nuts, Figs, Raisins, Dates, Grapes, Grape Fruit, etc., are very fine. FRESH MEATS. Our market will be brim full with the very choicest native and Western meats, Fish, Oysters and Poultry. We can take care of your every need if you will send in your oder before Christmas eve. FIRE! FIRE!-FWE! - ? We are headquarters .for ^ w FIRE WORKS. ' < Wholesale and retail. W. A. Power SAM HARPER, Mgr. Phone 132 212 S. Main. $5.75 buys a barrel of good Flour-$5.75. GEISBERG'S - HOLIDAY SHOE SALE Will save you money on. high grade shoes at low prices. GEISBERG BROS. SHOE COMPANY Under Masonic Temple Shoes That Satisfy ?rn Yow complexion rtea?s DAGGETT & RAMSDELLS PERFECT COLD CREAM Vm?htfJIOm ?f **? V-fc %mUk ^?"W^SS^^SSaasg WMmnww AMI WT1BB9W? w\\WmWmrw^ kjriastft> ?*.. hMbaite?.,asenso*, i?jmisu^assess*.??je. Wama 9mm aa*an aaa* ? 4t *r+* gmt ta* eas* MM ?rwa ta ?pa ?aw*.