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Our Wont Ads tr? always in tho public cy-'.'. They are seen by th? banker and tho day laborer, tho bis salary man anil tho clerk, the ca?l\ girl and the oxperleoced sten ographer. They reach thew all ?like. Vi i.1.1 i li 1 I I ll * I Intelligencer Classified Ads bring what yon want when yon want (t They ni? on the job 84 hours each day and brlsg far better returns than any othes- quarter you can lurent. We HU the Nail on tho head .vcryUsjs raiea it corses in result* in Want Ada. Try one yourself and see.. When In need of help of any hied the ClatsbV* ".clumnn of The In. tclllgencer viii u.:uy times put you In tench with desirable persons who take tte lUlutlve and' advertise for a position. Always on top with results; Try ono of our Want Ads and watch tho Results spin ypur way. If that cooli of j washerwoman has Mi yon in the lurch yen. may-fud n bette* ehe through the Classified Columns of Tho Intelligencer. De* ^WP^^ff^^it^y1'8 ?.? he. obfa?uea through these columna. '?i ? j?. ? ?MM mis. That Ring, True with Results. Everything, for everybody.. Posl ^.i???s, Homer?, ?cnnn?u, stores, Bav'gaiRO. ' Try ono tomorrow. Maybe yon are asking yourself a qwstts* rteh? now ^K-W?W* ad ;itt.^SHh iBfeiUfctwer wm mm fer yeti. ; The Hoy'fe f?uc.cenaful Classified fAdverttolng-Intelligencer Olaasi 'tied Advertlolm; .Columns. They'll open tho door to just what you want. Beal estaSo^year w*? esta' -Is " tte market until tt ts adter. , ' Aj. brbValag ? success v' ar* 'DOT 'Clnsslflcd Ads,, They bf^ lthe t$-i&t?^ you ,Vatit, ' . 'teCT<H?>l?l lilli,.imil>?ii|l.| lg|IM^??CM?B .WMIIMWI ;V#*fo?r*y that ii "renwMe ia me si ^?50? ?mm* :<m#m q&rtatimmrits. ftmpposo you j try' Candidates Cards FOR CONGRESS I ?m a candidato Cor Congress from tbs Third Congressional District, cub loot to tb? rules of th? Democratic Primary. A. U. DAGNALL. I am a. candidate for congress fren tho Third Congressional district, sub Jcot to the rules of tho Democratic Primary. . JNO. A. HORTON. I announce myself a candidate for cougreBS from tho Third District. I ?rill abide the rules, regulations and roBUIta of the Democratic Primary. HENRY C. TILLMAN. FRED DOMINICK IS A CANDI I DATE FOR CONGRESS SUBJECT TO I IV.IE BULES OF TUE DEMOCRATIC | PABT?. FOR SOLICITOR I sm ft candidate for Solicitor of th? | I Tont!i Circuit, subject to the rules ot j tho democratic party. LEON L. BICHL I beroby announce myself: a candi I date for the office of solicitor ot the I Tenth Judicial circuit, subject to tho] rules and regulations ot th? Demo eratic primary. * KURTZ P, SMITH. I hereby announce myself a can-1 I didate for solicitor bf tho tenth Ju-1 dlaial circuit, subject to .th? action of Mae- Democratic party in the en i suing pr I in ur y election. J. R. EARLE. FOR SUPERVISOR I hereby announce myself as candidato for the office of Supervisor | ot Anderson county, subject to th? | j rules of the democratic party. W. REEVES CH AMBLER. I hereby announce myself an :<M)didate for re-election as Supervi [?cr Ot Anderson County, subject to | the rul?s of tho Democratic Primary Ielection. ::>"' . *e'&i2i J. MACK I SUPERINTENDENT OF EDU CATION I hereby ann o une o mys ol C a candi date for tho o frico of Superintendent j of Education for . Anderson county,] subject to tho rules pf thp.Democrat ic primary. 'Platform: Efficiency in I the echo ol room, better schools tn thai rural' and mill districts, more Ander- ! bow c o u h ty " g l r Is ' nu ' Teachers and n o | partiality whatever In selecting teach-; era. O. T. WILLIAMS. I hereby ann ounce mya elf. a candi date for re-election to tho omeo cf Superintendent ot Education, subject to tile rules ot the D?mocratie party. J. B. PELTON. I am a candidato for Superintendent tat Education- for Andersen county? Subject "to: the rules ot the Democratic Barty* - A* W. MEREDITH. M ' ' ,-: ??' '" \C^U?^ TREASURER I hereby announce myself a candi date for County Treasurer, subject to t?o rulco ot tbp d?mocratie party. Wf? H. CRAIG. thereby announce myself a candi date for County Treasurer, subject to tho rales of the democratic party. j; a. a dRiJwiN, I hereby nrmouncb mysnlt A candi dato ion County.vTressurer. subject to the rales ,oi fae democratic party. & A. WRIGHT. ii I hereby announce myself a candi date for weWtetioa'to tUe' otto* ;?t TfeuDuror i.;?. AUdoraon county, sub ject to the rt?*q of tho democratic | ? hereby announce myself a can didate fqr C?.?iuiy. ^?asuref H .'subject to the rules of the Democratic party. W.' A. SPEARMAN. ?? 1 .. , .>->>. : I hornby announce; myself a candi late for, th? oStce ot,Sheriff fer An doraT county, subject to tho rules of tho fltvmoeratic, party. T. j. MARTIN, f t hershy anh?re? m.,. *ate fdr Sber?f bf Aadsrsbit betinty, abject tn th? rales of the DemocraUo .M -V-'-^^IDtHtJV EAT LESS 'NO ME ?AITSJ0R KIDNEYS Take A Glau of Salt? if Your Back Hurt-, or Badder Bothers The American men and women must guurd constantly against Kidney trou ble, because wo cat too much and all our food ?B rich. Our blood ia filled with uric acid which tho kidneys strive to filter out, they weaken from over work, (jerome sluggish ; tho elimina- j tivo issues clog and the retiult is kid ney iioublo, bladder weakness and a general declino in health. When your kidneys feel liko lumps of lend; your back hurts or tho urine is cloudy, full of sediment or you aro obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night, if you suf fer with sick stomach, or you have rheumatism when tho weather is bad, get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoon ful in a glaes of water before break fast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is toads from tho acid o? srapea and lemon juice, combined with Iltbla, and haa been ut?ed for generations to flush and iii ?ni ul ?i to cloged kidneys; to neu trally the actdB in tho urine so lt no longer, is a sourco of irritation, thus ending bladord disorders. Jad Salts ls inexpensive; cannot in jure, makes a delightful effervescent Utbia-rater beverage, and belongs in every homo, becauso nobody can make a mlctaku by having a good kidney flushing any time. Hie ideas ss?essaan b the Want Ad; direct in method-convinc ing in argument'-?nd reaching hundreds of customers in one day's work? PIEDMONT & NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY ANDEIKBON; ARRIVALS No. 31......... 7:36 A. M. No. 83. 0:35 A. U No. 86...11:46 A. LI. N*. 87.. %UQ P. m. NO. 30..iii 3:40 P. M. No, 41........ e*,oo.p. ? No. 48.. 8:25 P. M. No. 45;...10:20 P. IL DEPARTURES No. 80i?? .?<.<..?......... G:25 A. BL No. 8t#........... 0:2$ A. M. No. .10: SO A. M. Wo. SC.....18:10 P. M. No. SS... 3:80 P. IL, No. 40................... 4:60 P. M. No. 43...,. 7:80 P. rx No. 44............9:15 P. M, P FOR AUDITOR ; I hereby announce myself a candi* date tor Auditor for Anderson county, ?abject to the rules ot tho Demo era tr j party, election. ANDREW* PO FANT; . For Railroa? Coni??ioiucr I announce to the voters of South Carolina that. I am ? candidate for Riailroad Commissioner and hereby pledge myself to abide by the rules of tba Democratic party, t ALBERT S. PANT. I SOME INTERESTING li DEMOCRATS AT ST. < ? is *?* Like a Ratification Meeting. : : Wilson's Renomination Set \ ' tied on Months Ago-Del ; . coates Glad to Greet :; Leader Murphy. fHT?,HE harmony which tba Repnb ? Ileana at Cblcngo nought for la one thing the Democrats at St. Louis were certain of from the ?tart Tho Democratic convention ls more of a ratification mcetlug thnn anything else. The result at Chicago has been the popular subject at St. Louis. If the Democratic notional con vention possessed a press agent that loved bis art he would he bunting for another Job. Tody Hamilton would shake his head over the situation, for there ls mighty Mtt!c publicity mt-yt in sweet nmlty. National Committeeman Marsh of Iowa put ibo case. "What we need," bo said, "Is a rip snorting, knockdown light, followed by all around handshaking/' Flags and sigua at headquarter* tell that 8t. Louis hns-n convention. The New York state delegation lins done its best in this respect with its targe head quarters on the ground floor directly opposite the national committee's head I quarters In the Jefferson. The delega tlon's name is flung across the whole building, yet in/spite of lt some person? were confused by a. sign in ^(otatlor marks directly beneath ij, ..Prominent Democrats." ' B.Ut closer Inspection showed that this was not a boast, but on advertisement of a pamphlet on sale near by. Two doors away..*? the flamboyant center, cf. Roger Sullivan's vice proal dent la i boom. - Kcnrby ls tho head quarters of the Kentucky delegation The' Kentuckinns housed . ihemsclvcr over a cafe. . ,v"' " *r Before the Coliseum'was flited ur for the convention the presence in on? of the streets near by of .an efficient looking steam roller was remarked 01 by many wags. ' fe Murphy Center Figure. When Charles E". Murphy of Tam many Hall arrlved^&e was the^centra figure In the Democratic cony en t loi crowd. He arrived from French Liol Springs, Ind.. with .Sheriff. J*vfed \E Smith, Sena tor Robert: F. Wc&?or ant Charley Wbl*o. ; H?, was surrounded soonafterxhls at rival by a' score- of newspaper rc porters fran; mU??\?s western cities am p.nkcd for h's opinion of lUin.^i f?cner ;fH&;';ft?dJ>; Jl?t d"ovlat?fHnp'nl8 eua t?nwry'eW e?? '. '" -,' JSS.T. iMujfp hy ? was t sketched by i d?rfea newspaper artists' und was bt seeched to let 3 flashlight be taker He'said ho pretended to l?t como on 'else get the publicity. Mr. Murphy, did not spend much tim about the hotel lobby.; He played gol at French Lick, .and belooks muc mere Uko an athlete than usual. Sheriff Smith of New. York also wa a center of attraction. His repu tat io bad preceded him to tbs middle west and many of the Democrats from th west sought him of and Introduce .themselves to hlvi. big. persons w ho said'they were cage to shake hands with tho new Tan many triumvirate-Mesara. Murphy Smith and Wagner. Han Without, a Candlaate. Robert Emmet Burke, delegato s large from Illinois, fsa man without candidate. ' Elected aa ? delegate on "no preference'* platform, Mr, Burt Is tn.a quandary because lt waa cc tain the uamo of President Wilson i tko only one that will be placed befoi the convention. Mr. Bur ko declined ( say whom bo would vote for, bu? bi fellow delegates atfree that bl? vol >ouId n?v?rbe r?ctt?fod. ;.'J?uBt\'in'.!rttnnb^;^'io the Jeffersc from tho ?mite-'lHm two.-oe threo-times that.one ia loofclr ac th? largest shoe raaanfecturing coi ceras tn the United States. A tent tlvo poll discloses twenty-four bra elles, mther of theefr'thlaga. might-1 imo of Chicago lt Chicago had thong! of arranging lt But lt takes a. lot walk to find twenty-four naloous, at that; is whero tho difference begin Bet^rfen; the Jefferson ' end tho Co ?tt?n- there ere tt?ay eld faShlom *eat??aces,. such ns one Decs in Biel moud, and, though nwt of them bal b^aaob;.f>!at? .built tote them, th? glvo an'alr which oven, the Coliseum .name' cannot mako ?emiuiscent of Ct "&&????? wbilo the. Htreets to o? direction aro numbered fn tba modes fashion the streets across are name One o? them ia fronst street. 6 ?xiui? is imsey-woolsey ot the old eu the newi/_; 4? &oW: Are B?siesi ' - .V The pulse of e convention .towao: be tain in the bot?is, . ?n S t Lou?a oj .30 Sut,':ba^^?iiio?. leek tao ?uter?ting dorthlia*1^; Ifeterestcd tht seurherri atorfospherfhSllbIa^athe! ?l?^^Biisi? bcfore:;e6^r^;?R^? a bc*?! as the M?rtftieito chair? Bi the sidewalk for lounging guest?, J SIDE LIGHTS OF LOUIS CONVENTION ii _, Quaint Residences Near Coli- ; seum-Real Steaifi Rotier : Creates Fun - Southern ? Delegates at the Plant- \ err?-Bryan a Reporter. : Gutzon Borglum, tho sculptor, U nt St. Louis. He attended his first po litical convention in Chicago, though ho had attended many other conven tions of other sorts before. He says solemnly that be bsd attended dentists' conventlons.archltectS'conventions and conventions of traveling men, but there w*s something about tho Chicago con Tc-ntion. be added, that was diff?rent from theso others. Bryan Acting as Ec perter. Some people at St Louis illustrated tho tedium they saw in Btoro for then by saying that for the first time sine* 1890 William Jennings Brynn wonk not be lapp, position tu ?rot busy al a Democratic convention. But that t a superficial view of a strange circu?a stance. The eight of Mr. Bryan at i Democratic convention, unable even t< speak without a unanimous consent, 1 a spectacle not to bo compared wltl anything Chicago bsd to offer. Mr. Bryan failed to be elected a deli gate, aud only the joint proxy.of ; delegate and alternate from his stat of .Nebraska ' would entitle him to rent and voice in the convention. H ls ot tho convention, however, nn a ri porter, In which capacity bo served II the Chicago convention also. , St. Louis hos made unusual prepari tiona for the entertainment of h( guests, and St Louis ls just the rigl size for this kind ot hospitality-bl enough to do it well, small enough t care about doing lt. It is even whl pored that the prizefight ordmnnci were to be relaxed a little after tl show, for'the benefit of Tammany representatives, with then* suppose hearty tasten. The atory ia that sen twelve round bouts.-have been a ranged, which Referee Charley Whit .who ia sergeant-a?-arms of the co?ve Uon, should particularly enjoy.' - Senator John I'. Shafrotlr of Col ra do is un a cl ve ca i o of the adoption a suZi-age plunk. - "Equal suffrage i? an evolution democratic government and beean of Its justice ls sure to triumph/' t clared Mr. Shafroth. Bill Sapp a Modest Wail. It may he nanon need absolutely a ^x?ln8)^I^;that''C??on>1 BillflapR he * of y th? Kansas delegation, ' pofltlvi would.:not accept the nomination f vico president and has never no ran as thought of seeking; the president nomi nat loti, at least not at the. lt convention. Bill Sapp had started l the Jefferson elevator when he v> flagged by a reporter, and he told 1 reporter so himself. "Bi* \.e have beek. ?old/i Coloi Sapp vras informed, "that prcosi which you will bo unablo to wfthstfl will be'brought to bear upon you, o therefore the. convention v/lll com you to, accept tho vice presidency, view; of. these facts, wtil you let know for publient Inn something nb< the things that you stand for, Colo; Bappr "i nm unalterably against prob . tlon In npy form, s tato or nattai first, last and al way si" cried Colo Sapp. with vehemence. "And you a also say, my friend, that Colonel X liam F. Sapp of Galena.. Kan., natl ni committeeman from-tho great Bl .of .Kansas,- s state, my friend, wt geographically, mctallurglcally..a?rli tu ra Hy, Intrinsically and as nn ni nilly tho hub of thin gio don a Un -you may tell the culture and civil tlon in your st a to that, second to j hibitlon, Colonel Sapp of Galena ie utterahly opposed to granting oufTr to ' the fair daughtera, tho wives, mothers and the fomalo swjwthsl of this our glorious nation.". The chief amusement a del?gate dubbed, tn- on arriving at St Louis ; inspecting the? Coliseum at WSBh ton fend Jeversen ayeon**; a talle f the Hotel JouVsouv Tba did Planters hotel,. enc ot .. moat famous inns in tho world, i center for ceaVentton-jytsifc^ *Wlll5|frf^?^^ Uop,.a>e ot the Pb^nt?r? ?ud ?li tj toadies and enjoy . the ?r^gr?t?ee mint juleps. v; ' ?. : ls generally accepted nt St L that the presc.it intention o? Prcaii Wilson ls hoi tb nwk? any-csmpi nips, althqugli ito ' Undoubtedly, hieko a number.nf speeches,during sun^r^tf^ the^?tcatlo^ of tho'Am?rie?? monition o? Ln )Proh4bly; bo witt^t6;imt?ae?# June 20 r,ud to Detroit early ia - foi meetings of adver?slntr menai ?t\?\ notification of his renomS* at. Shadow ?AVf??'fp^.ea*toe/|| ta&n for th?;t?m?i*r in:N?n*$? j Shadow occsiiop.^ It^en??^^ iL?Mwer? ruixteewn on ^u)?to i ?lajEar' ' ' -:;.,-' .. Children Cry fer F^etolif ?rt? Tho Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which ha? boen In use tor over 30 years? has borne the Signatare of _ , r and hats been made under his per- ! rf??6r7*^* ' ?onal supervision since ita infancy? r? /<i?c&?/c?; Allow no ono to deceive you tn this* All Counterfeits, Imitation* and .* Just-as-good " are bu& < experiments that trifle with and endanger the health af Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment? ?astoria ls a harmless substituto for Castor Oil, Pate? Boric, Drops anet toothing Syrups. It ia pleasant. It contain? neither Opium, Morphine nor other "Narcotics substance. Ita ag* fe ita guarantee, lt destroys "Worms and allays Feverishness. For moro than thirty years it has been in conptant use for the relief of Constipation* Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels, assimilates *he Food, giving healthy and natara"! eleen. The Children's Panacea-Tho Mother's Friend. V? 5 .'d': i GENUINE CASTOR SA ALWAYS ?Btiars the Signature cf Th? Kind YQU H ti ve Always Bou?hi 1 -~~-" -"~ if your linenn are laundered hy un. ? The shirts aro. nicely ?ln Inned, carefully folded and aro free from'surplus starch on the body or sleeves. The. collars are evenly shaped, have smooth edges and fcot easy and comfortable to wear. The cuffs bend without breaking In the middle and they do not hug your wrists toe tightly. - Yqu'i! like our work No question about it, * . *""' Try ns.. -, ? )>..VW' Anderson Steam -Xattttdffy Thone 7. t . : my ? ? i Mi FROM Spartanburg, S/?M Greenville, S* C , Belton, S. Anderson, 5, ?* . AND INTERNED!ATf ?T?TiONS fe . TO ATLANTIC ?!1ir ftlW AND OTHER JERSEY ?OAST RESORTS j Tickets, may be routed oil rall through l?chm?nd er vin Norfolk' au? Ste?iaW TP ' AN?RBT?U?N TIA ALL iUIb OR HttKFOiS AN? STEAKBB tt^lmtmi???mm?^ j?iiilii ,1,1 III "II? |_ni<"J1? r^^?^''-'''^*'?!' ! to Tickets WAI Re gol^ Traine? JUttE 22!t?Vl$l& ONLY ? ? . ' :?' 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