County Tas
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SUPPLY BILL CALLS FOX A
LEVY^F 6 1.2 MILLS FOR
FOR SCHOOLS 1-4
One-Half Mill Levied For Past In
debtedness-Other Items of
I Bill:
At a meeting of the Anderson ?oun
ty legislative d?l?gation, held last
Tuesday In . Columbia, revtced the
county supply bill for 1915. Copies1
of the revised bill- were received in
An'dersou yesterday morning. There
will be no increase in this year's levy
over that of last year, which means
that the levy ls fixed at C 1-2 mills.
. Items out of the ordinary in the
supply bill are: an appropriation for
the continuance of farm demonstra
tion work, an appropriation for to
mato and canning club work, an ap
propriation for furniture and fixtures
in tho clerk of court's office, an ap
propriation to pay the claim of E. O.
Fant and an appropriation to make up
? deficit in the salary of former Farm
Demonstrator J. W. Rothrock.
The revised county levy ts as fol
lows:
Anderson County-For ordinary j
county purposes, three and one-half
(3 1-2) mills; for past indebtedness,
one-half (1-2) mill; for roads and
bridges, one (1) mill; for public
ronda, one and one-quarter (1 1-4)
mills; for public schools of the coun
ty, to ba expended under the direction
of the county school board, one-quar- ]
ter (1-4) mill; for salary clerk of ]
county supervisor, six hundred ($600.
00) dollars; for clerk ottoounty super
intendent of education, three hundred
C$300.00) dollars; for clerk for coun
ty auditor, two hundred ($200.00) dol
"WHIPPED* TO A
I FRAZZLE"
is what
. Theodore Roosevelt
would say.
Y?s^?&ere *ne PeoP*e
v/hp made .'em , come '
tfown to
$5.00
; B-U-T we sell the gen
uine Blue Gem Block1
Co?l at this price, and1
not the inferior Round
Goal. J
"There's a Differeoee"
BN. Wyatt
Phone No. 182.
i ? , ., ' "_?. i.'*?
LOVE
ANDA
FELLOW-FEELING |
I ami the man to fix your teeth
ao you can eat the pie that I put
tn the Piedmont Be) c.
I maka plates at $6.50
I make gold crowns at$4.O0
Sflver HSngfc 80c and ?sp,
Gold tiffing* $1,00 and op
p*M?*f .-fr
I make a specialty of treating
Pyorrhea, Alyeolarle of the gama
and ali crown and bridge work
. and regulating mal formad' teeta.
J All work guaranteed first-class.
I S. G. BRUCE S
i DENTIST I
A?4xn. a. aaurm. k/a
FTJdny and Saturday, Fea, lath ?
Ifth Cram 8t3? te ttdO A. IL? we a
sell L. 1* Yard Wide Best Me 8
Island Sheetings,
10 yards for 48
At Ladt We Have Di
to take the latter cc
the opportunity io I
BURK
:es To
i The Same
lars; for two appointive members of
the board of county school examiners,
thirty (930.00) each; for payment or
judgment of E, O. Fant, with costs and
Interest, one hundred and thirty-five
and 82-100 ($135.001 doMrh; for
agent/giris' demonstration club , work,
six hundred and seventy-live (9676.
00) ; for furniture and fixtures - in
clerk of court's office, five hundred
(9500.00) dollars; to pay deficit due
J. W. Rothrock as farm demonstrator
for 1014, four hundred (9400.00) dol
lars;, for continuation of farm d?ni
ons trat ion work for 1915, five hundred
(9500.00) dollars. The board of coun
ty commissioners are hereby forbid
den to use any fund appropriated for
any-other purpose than that named
in this act. The board of assessors
of the city of Anderson are hereby
given thirty (30) days additional
time for their work, abd the board for
Honea Path, Belton, Willlamston, Iva
and Pendleton each three (3) days
additional time.
DR. .GEO. E. COUGHUK
DIED LAST SATURDAY
Was Promoter of City Trolley
lines and The In
terurban.
Friends and acquaintances in An
derson of Dr. George K. Coughlln.
formerly a resident ot this city and
instrumental In the construction of
the city street car linea and promoter
of the Anderson-Helton Interurban
line, the forerunner ot the present in
terurban system connecting Spartan
burg, Greenville, Belton, Oreenwooc
and Anderson, will be grieved to learn
of his death, which occurred last Sat
urday night at his home in Indianapo
lis.. News of Dr. Coughlln'? death was
'contained in a lette? received yester
day" morning by Mrs. James T. Pear
son.'
Dr. Coughlln came to Anderson dur
ing the year 1903 and engaged a party
of engineers to make a survey of the
country between Anderson and Bel
ton, to select the most available route
for an electric railway line connecting
this city with that town. unable t<
finance the proposition of an interur
ban railroad at that rime, Dr. Cough
lln waa about to leave Anderson when
lt was suggested that he undertake,
the building of a city street car line.
A local company was organised and
with Dr. Coughlln as general mana
ger the present street car Une, ex
cept expansions which hr.ve since been
made, was built.
Later oe .the Interurban railroad
proposition waa revived and i aftei
money was raised the Uno waa start
ed. Ere the road was' completed tc
Belton R became necessary to interest
other money Interesta Edwin W
Robertson and William Elliott of Co
lumbia became interested in the prop
osition and Dr. Cougblin retired. Dr
I'Coughlin and his family returned tc
Indianapolis, where ' Dr. Cougblin re
sumed the practice of dentistry.
CASCARETS CURE
HEADACHE, COLDS,
CONSTIPATION
Tonight! Clean your bowell
and atop headache, colds,
sow stomach,
<H>*'5Ayi ?*i V !>''.? '"iii.'3^'."' . '
Get a*10-?ent box.
Take a Cascaret tonight to cleans?
your Liver, Stomach and Bowela, ant
you will surely feel great by morning
You men and women who have head
ache; coated tongue, a bad cold, art
bilious, nervous, upset, bother-id wi tl
a sick, gasay. disordered stomach, oi
have backache and icol ail worn out
Are you keeping your bowels cleat
with Cascarete-or merely forcing i
passageway every few days witl
aalt?, catbartic pills or castor oil?
Cascareis 1*" mediately deane ant
regulate the .omach, remove th
i sour, undigested and fermenting foot
and foul gaaea; take the excess bib
from the liver and carry off the con
ntl pated waste matter and pol sot
from the bowels.
Remember a Cascaret to-night wit
straighten you out by morning, j
10-eent box from your druggist toeam
healtby bowel action; a clear, heat
ana cheerfulness for months. Don'
forget ih? children.
Starts Fri
5cidecl io Pull Stakes-Ca
>urse-hence this last sal*
buy merchandise at such
Na THESE 14 S
T?l_ - TY,
i. tie iri
WLm
.Girls, In al! their variations, in all j
their possibilities, id all their probabil
ities and in all their charming- atti
tudes, occur incessantly in "The
Prince of Tonight,' In the tuneful
musical fantasy coming lo the grand
opening of the Anderson Theatre on
Friday. February 19th.
So much comment is being evoked
by the beauty and activity of the
chorus in this attraction that these
girls. are in a fair way to become
known as the best chorus ever seen
with a touring company. "The Prince
of Tonight." is by the well known
trio Adams, Hough and Howard, au
thors of 'Thc Goddess of .Liberty,"
"The Honeymoon Trail," "The Stub
born Cinderella." "Tho Flower of the_
THOUSANDS FIGHTING
AT THE BAYONET'S POINT
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.)
east of Thorn. If this is true, lt sug
gests that the Russians, last reported
at Slerpec, have made a move which
may enable them to interfere with
tbe transfer of troops from Poland to
Bast Prussia, as Wloclawek is on thc
railway from Lowicz to Thorn.
There ha? been little or no fighting
in Plunders,' France or Alsace, al
though artillery and airmen continue
active. . lt is believed the Germans
are preparing for another attack on
the British Une near t.-< Lmasee, which,
if successful, would open the door to
the French coast, from which the Ger
mans hope to threaten England. .
Meanwhile the .Allies are .reported
to be making stow progress along the
coast of Belgium where the capture of
the Great Dune waa of considerable
advantage, as from it almost the en
tire coast as far* as Ostend can be
controlled by artillery.
Speeches In the. Russian Durne, in
which the possession of Constantino
ple was spoken of as the ambition of
the Russian people, have caused lit
tle or no discussion here.
While the German loan to Bulgaria
la discussed in the -German press aa
though lt assured Bulgaria's contin
ued sympathy, it is pointed out in
Sofia that the loan was arranged be
fore the war, at a time when there
was no expectation that Bulgaria
would throw in her lot with the Triple
Kntflnto. The defeats which Turkey
has suffered, according to tho view
here, are sufficient to induce Bulgarin
to' remain neu trat
Snow-Clad Hillsides ia the
? Carpathians Strewn With Dead
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.)
In bte vicinity of Lasdehnen, to the
east of Tilsit, we drove back a Ger
man attack and succeeded in almost
' completely annihilating one of the
' German battalions opposed to us. Fol
. lowing this encounter our cavalry
> moved forward in the direction of
i Slerpec, traveling ovfer the road to
r Rypln.
"On the left bank of the Vistula,
i during the day' of February 8, th?
i enemy showed no signs of activity. ?
i "Judging from the corpses abandon
ed by the Germans in'front of our po
j sltlons they would appear to have
B lost in dead and wounded 'several tens
* of thousands' of men in tue'six days
I lighting in front of BorJiraoW. Gou
mine ann Wola Biydlowlecka.
'"In {he. Carpathians fighting eon
1 tlnues IO fae vicinity of Bartfeld and
Svldnik. The enemy here undertook
1 active operations but they did not
I tima continuo and theyJlnally retired
8 leaving prisoners tn bur hands. In
1 the vicinity of Monut Loupksw ~r
t continued our pursuit of the enemy,
and In ore day we captured OB olti
ULK a L
clay, Feb. 12
?nditione do not warrant ui
i-Need we ramsnd you &{
low prices as offered here, i
?ALE DAYS YOU
i
Ranch" and "The Time, the Place and
the Girl." which have all proven great
successes. It depicts thc adventures
of Jim .Sutherland, a wandering col
lege youth without fund j. Who woes
? rich girl he meets at Palm Beach,
while occupying the position of. life
saver and swimming instructor at the
hotel "Breakers." The youth heiress
lOBes no time in telling him that with
out wealth and position his is a hope
less caso. Broken hearted but de
termined to win, ho seeks the aid of
on old gardner, who has learned new
mysteries of nature from the plants
and trees that he attendu, and through
the blooming of a century plant at
lite time he can IranBform him into
a mythical prince of thc wonderful
land of Lunttanla, for one night only.
cers, G.2?0 men and -IR machine
guns.
"German columns, hnving made
their way over the Tukholka PasB, de
livered during the day of February
7 no fewer than 22 Violent attacks
upon certain heights In the region of
Koslouwka, occured by us. The, Ger
mans .'carne for ard several ranks
deep, presenting a tull front line.
"Under our violent cross fire the
Germans here twice took possession of
a certain height, but they were dis
lodged hy counter attacks by our in
fantry. Thia success was preceded by
long and violent hand to hand fight
ing with the bayonet, which is with
out precedent in history. The losses
sustained in this engagement by the
Genni t were exceedingly heavy. ?
"Attars of tlie .enemy tn the vicin
ity of WyBcbkowo also were1 repulsed.
"In the Black Bea the former Ger
man cruiser1 Breslau (now a unit of
the Turkish navy) bombarded Yalta
In the Crimes. Oui cruisers on Feb
ruary !' ?helled a Turkish battery at
Trebizo??. and sunk one steamer. An
other steamer loaded with provisions
and a two-masted school were sunk
near Leros.
"in order to attack our positions
near Koxiouwka the Germans com
menced their concentration of troops
the night of February 7. Early tho
next morning they began the delivery
of an Irresistible offensive movement,
and their attack was supported by a
very violent fire from their heavy ar
tillery. They were successful in gain
ing an important height occupied by
us, but they were promptly driven
from this position before our bayo
nets.
"Attacks then followed without let
up. Toward evening the Germans in
- very considerable numbers took pos
session of the highest position in our
line, from which they were dislodged
only after a desperate fight. Before
retiring they exhausted all their
strength in a stubborn resistance vt o
s general counter attack on our part,
s feature of which was an impreco
OISAPPE?I
Save yow hair! Make it soft,
fluffy, lustrous andi
beautiful
Try ss you will, after an applica
tion ot Danderine, you* can notched a
simple trace ?t dandruff or falling-hair
and your scalp will not Itch, but what
will please you most, will be after a
few. week's use) when you see now
hair, fine and downy at first-yes
but reauy hew bair-growing ali over
the scalp. .
A little Danderine Immediately
doubles the .beauty ot your hair. No
\ ?T* TO
/lo i r
i-Ends Sa
I to ??gn a new lease,-th?
jain th*t when this store i
nowc
[ CAN DO worn
'onight.
He assumes this disguise with the
understanding that he dies at sunrise
unlejs he meets and kisses the right
girl. The manner in which ho es
capes late threatened him and wins
the girl give? the authors abundant
opportunity fa link modern characters
and fantastic situations. Among the
6ong hits are. "Tonight Will Never
Como Again," "Follow The Rainbow
Trail," "You're a Dear Old World Af
ter All." "Tho Girls That Can Never
Bo Mine." 'I Don't Want to Marry
,Your Family," and "Can It Be Iuovo?"
The audience is taken through the
transformation scene of marvelous
beauty, made possible by thc lavish
scenic production with which Le
Comte and Flesher Lave provided this
attraction.
dented encounter with the bayonet.
"All thc side jot this place was cov
ered by German corpses? In front of
one of our battalions more than l.ouo
German dead were counted.
"Among tho trophies captured near
Kamlou are three mine throwers. At
Rawka. near the railroad to Sklernle
wlce, Russiun foot soldiers throw
eight bombs Into German trenches,
causing great destruction.
"Russian aviators threw bombs on
German trtop trains near T.uwka.
"The general staff of the army lu
the Cauchaus communicates under
date of February 8 that there has boen
no engagement of importance."
Pendleton Farmers.
There Will he an important meeting
or toe Pendleton Farmers' Society at
their hall In Pendleton at ll o'clock
Thursday morning the Uth inst <
This will.be an important meet.ng
as it is the time:-for the election of
officers, alsb there wili he a discussion
of plans, etc.. for the coming cent?n-.
.?8 % W. SANHS?lS.
I Secretory sud Treasurer.
?mm
WEBB DEAD
Fasses Away at Home of Parents at
IT Early Hoar This Morning.
Mr?#?wet? WeSb died at the home
of his parents. Mr. and Mra. H. C. -
Webb, who live ?at 710 S. McDuffle |
atreet, at an early hour this morning.
Funeral services will be held Friday,
but the hour bad not toen decided
upon at the time of going to press.
Pardons Father of Revolution.
PEK1NO. Fejb. ll.-The Chinese
government hhs pardoned Dr. Sun Yat
Sen? father oMhe revolution which re
sulted in making China a republic,
and other rebel leaders and offered
them high official positions if they
are willing to return and declare their
loyalty to tho government.
ff
RS 25 Mi DAUNE
. difference bow dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy, just moisten a cloth with
Danderine and - carefully draw lt
through your hair, taking one email i
strand at a time. The effect la im-?
mediate and amazing-your hair will
be light, fluffy and wavy, and have an
appearance of abundance; ia in-,
comparable lustre, softness and lux-',
urlance. the beauty and shimmer of i
true bair health.
Get a 26 cent bottle of Knowlton's I
Danderine from any drug store or' j
toi?e? counter, and preve that your :
hair is aa pretty and soft CB any-that 1
lt has been neglected or injured by
careless treatment-that's all. >
i ISI'IIIII II.i Jill ? i > i
I T O I i*N
turday Nigh
' . . . ' .
sr* M but one alternative
los?* its doors, w?ve you tc
rpi
Top
Dressing
Grain
lt is about time for you to begin to think about top
dressing your grain. And we want to suggest to you that
you use a mixed goods instead of soda as we believe it will
prove satisfactory, and is much cheaper. When crops are
top dressed with soda they take on a quick, rapid growth
which makes them very tender. . As anything that grows
rapidly is necessarily weak and tender, whether it is a child,
i> calf, a pig, a colt, or a plant. And when it grows rapidly
and is tender it becomes the same as a hot house plant and
it is unable to stand unfavorable weather or conditions as
well as ?f it ?grew slower and were stronger. lt becomes
too full ofj^ap when it takes on this quick, rapid growth and
any unfavorable season goes hard with it. Now, this mixed
goods which we can sell you will make your grain grow slower
than soda wjll and when it grows slower it will fill out better
and will have a better head, and make more grain, and we be
lieve will give helter results.
Nov;,,we are making, a 9-6-0 goods-that.is, 9 per
rent of Phosphoric Acid> 6 per cent of Ammonia, and no Pot
ash which we can sell you for *3o a ton. That will put on
as rapid growth as a plant can stand, consistent with safety.
And then we are making a 8-2-V-i-l goods and a
K-3-3 goods both of which Will make you a good top dresser
tor <*rain. If you knew weather and climatic conditions
would be just what grain needs, then soda would be the thing
for you t(% use! But the seasons when the weather and
climatic conditions were ideal, unless our memory is hopeless
ly at fault, have been few and far between.
A good grain crop this year will help out a condition that
may otherwise bc a little close with some-of us.
We can sell you this fertilizer for fall payment on ap
proved paper. And while we will be delighted to sell it to
you for ?ash we won't require that from prompt paying cus
tomers. But we will sell it to you for fall payment and then
you can sell your surplus grain in the summer for cash, and
this will tide you over until your cotton crop comes in. In
times like this some of us witt have to learn to maneuver. -
Wg believe it will pay yoii to side dress your cotton
and coin with mixed, goods rather than soda, for the same
reason we think it wiri pay you better to top. dress your grain
with mixed goods rather than with soda. Soda makes it
take on the condition of a hot house plant. lt is weak and
watery and sappy and can't stand droughts, or dry winds or
rtny adverse conditions that it could stand if it were fertilized
with a mixed, goods.where the growth is slower and the plant
is stronger. ?? i-Soda is not a complete fertilizer. Ammonia
by itself is not a complete plant food. It is hot a well bal
anced ferijfer. Your horse or mule or cow does better on
a well balanced ration, your laborers do better on a weil
balanced ration and you do better yourself on a well balanc
ed ration than you will if you live on just one single article of
diet--and so will your grain and your corn and cotton and
other crops. Some doctors say eating an imperfectly bal
anced ration is one cause of pellagra. An imperfectly bal
anced plant food n\ay be the cause of your crops taking rust
and blight and other troubles which crops have.
We believe it is safer to usc mixed goods than .it is to use
soda, taking it one year with another.
Thes?\ mixed goods should be applied early, in order
for the gram to get the full benefit of them. We have them
on hand, well pulverized and dry, and ready for shipment.
The earlier you get them on now the better, lt will bring you
nv much more than it costs you.
AndersonPhospHate
& Oil Company
Anderson, S. C.
Has Fsee Cs*?bsrlsJ?'s Cough Re.
?edy fer 80 Year?.
"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy bas
been used In my household for the
psst twenty years. I began giving it
to my children when they were small.
As a quick relist for croup, whooping
cough, and ordinary colds, lt bas no
equal. Being tree from opium and
other harmful drugs, I never felt
afraid to give it to the children. I
bare recommended it to a large num
ber of friends ana neighbors, who
bare used it and speak highly ot lt,"
?Trites Mrs. Mary Minke, Shortsville.
Nj Y. Obtainable every where._
CUT THIS OUT NOW
If you don't want lt today, you may
next week. Send this advertisement
and 5 cents to Foley" & Co., Chicago.
III., writng yonr name and address
ciesrly. You receive In return three
trial packages-^Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound for coughs, colds,
croup and grippe; # Foley Kidney
Pills, for weak or disordered kidneyi
or bladder; Foley -Cathartic Tablets,
a pleasant, wholesome and cleansing
p????at?TC| ju?t ?aa? ???i??a ?OT waaaa-Sl^S
Bluefish bowels an? torpid river.
These well known Standard remedies
tor sale by Evans' Pharmacy.
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Feb. 27
EXTRA SPECIAL I
v+uimj ??s? - g?tardey? *'?s_? !*?h
lStih, fee? 1* to fl A. M" ?se will sell
fare Wisc Best If* BtEACHIX?
10 yards for 48c
iIGN UP-OR-PACK. UP-We decided
live a thousand years you will never have
I LARGE CIRCULARS