The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, September 29, 1914, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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# Items of Interest and Personal Mention Caught Over the
* Wireless on the Streets of Anderson #
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(From Saturday Dally.j Fhllatliea Sale
|] I -- ThlH Afternoon
Organise Poultry j . The ludiea of the Senior Pbllatheo
Show] pi*" Today , class of tho First Presbyterian church
The. Anderson county poultry asso- will 'bold it usual cake sale this uf
clatlori J VIII be formally organized ternoou from 2 o'clock; through the ro
here tpjiay when a" meeting of all the mninder of the afternoon. Tho suie
chicken, fanciers ipj-4 jule THOU will be will be held in the vacant, room on the
held ito- \hf> rooms "of the Anderson public square, formerly occupied by
chamUeVt of cominero*?/' the meeting the Oitlzons National Bunk. In ad
will be called to .order promptly at dillon to fancy eak"s, candy will be of
10:30 b'olock with1!* Newt Campbell fcred for salo. A large number of
presiding and f<VAUSl organisation ploccB of fancy work will ab o bo on
Will take place, ll is believed that dlRplay und will bc offered for sale
there will be people present from all thin afternoon. It is understood that
parts of thc county UH great interest this class pluns to conduct such u salo
hu? been manifested since the finit every Saturday afternoon during the
announcement, was jnade In regard ta coming winter.
the show. Tho*tu?tiu\r la to bo held -o
In Anderson on November 17 In con- . ,.... .
nectlon with tho Trades Day event ?0 Additional
under the uuuplce*; ?ot tho Anderson m ^"""n
chamber of commerco. The farmers of tho county felt a
_~i)-- little encouraged yesterday over the
Paroled Negroes fact that there wa* no further slump
Have Been Released 'n tho market quotutlon on cotton, al
, 8am McAdams yesterday morning though they had hoped that Friday
rccclwd the pardons and paroles for might bring some slight Increase.
, two negroes and two white mon of WG/e offering 8 1-2 cents
Anderson county who recently re- P?r P?u,,d yesterday but the sales
celvedl ' j executive,. ,r d?mener, at the were light,
hands ktUhe ?flnterpdr.jf'Mri Mp Adnmfi ?^- I
Abd o&Aiof the county commisioners MU!* Boy
went bbl to tho chaingang with U10 .Puftscd Away . ,
^ par dop ai 'nnd scoured the rel vaso of Vernor, tho 6-ycar old son of Mr.
thc following,-1 prisoners: . ?Lewis ahd Mrs. A.; M. Martin died .yesterday
Strickland and Bas Strickland, who | afternoon at 1:30 o'clock nt thc home
Were. Convicted of simple ?isBoult, and, ot his purins In tho Three and Twenty
' Bentertceil to pay a flue of $25 or to ccctlon. Tho little follow had never
serve ifof 30 days; Sam Richardson bad good health and when he took
who Wag^somr|eted- of ^me^ with a typhoide.fever lt :was .scan that thoro
recommoBttSUon to ms roy and sent?n- Was but little hope for him' - Me lasted
ced to ilfo and lien Lumpkin, who .waa only a few days and then succumbed
convicted of manslaughter and sen- to tho dread disease. Tho funeral Her
tenoed to serve 7 years. vices will bo held at the resldenco this
?--o-1-'- morning ot ll o'clock followed by In
Famous Coach torment In tho Martin family cemo
WatchCH lyebb tory. .
J. W. HclBman, the famouB coach -0
of tho Georgia Tech.-team, In a signed pmer For Peaco
article which ho-wrote yesterday foe. T* Be offered
this year: "Of caursH^ernson waa try on Sunday, October 4 tte pastor
hard bit by so many of her stare T"1" ofr,er up a Pray?r tbttt tnu war
graduating from college last season, n th,? fo",K" c,Tn.tr,?! may ?a?n 2?
D?t tho veterans- that romain aro terminated and that peaco may bo re
good QUOS, particularly Capt- Schillc- s*?red ??"?s nations now engaged In
ter and Kllbaok Webb." Webb ls on thac?n",ot-, T" f ,B, ,n T*"?Tc?
Anderson boy and one of tho beat with tho proclamation issued by PreuU
football playors that Anderson has ev- *ant Wilson and it is presumo.1 that
er nraducod tho Anderson churches will make
, " _0 preparations for fittingly obaerving
WbH* W? Wn^p *' UJB'day. ' Although no arrangements
. wi- xXL v?t!L.. have yet been annou nced lt IB coiupar
n?f,<;? 7 2?IM!W 7 ?... ?"1 ?t.? atlvoly .certain that soma; services will
ma?wlue*^ * heW * tblsjcity^
;v>; son., spent yesterday io tbe;;city - and, ?J, ?-y -iv f,< .ra?
whi'.o hera talked to a^ikr&Srof, AawLfflon SajLj* %,3
_ The Intelligencer. Mr. ?MUle* aW T.TheONow ?)m^t |s
rT- that hp ls Ihdeed ghi*?t<r lear? that * Friday m?fninff at th30Relock a
tho people btv Anderson are pleased number of Anderson people, rudely
^iSjHthjthe, ayswra and ;bo any* that' th?y disturbed fross sleep sbyr^iRighbnrs
have ovary right ta be pleased, --.since anxious for them Ho Bee tho. Bight, got
Anderson' htm tho largest insulation; a gtlrnpae of.thejiew comet diBcovor
tho most postaiatn1vtne??%t^raplat? bdHJy the observatory* of Capo Town,
system at the smallest cost of any south Africa,..on ?September 18. Tho
town tn?aiUnlteA Sams. Mr. Mil- comet waa dlpftnfttly vislblo and was
1er' hUB many friends In and around noar tho'Ords* Ripper eon atoll atldrffc
^doF?on:Bpd ,B b^0^ a Qatlva of Its tail.spread'like a fan-and lt Was
/ this:Pityk - indeed a rare eight and one worth
. getting out of bed to BOO. AS yet no
New Clerk nt name has.been chosen for the new
. C&l^uola hotel ; v * -. comet.
C. C. ? Mor'editUi 'whd ,-hau been em- o ?
ployed for sonl?tlm? as night clerk RosesbW in
?Jf Pf ^^^ ^? baB reB'Kned His New Quarters
that position and wm beoome coonee- " " "no ""a.",i""
ted with the Cox mill in the ennadtv Rosenberg waa yesterday en
lu Attderson and Mr. Pvessley has al- h^"nohw,, 0{^Ion n?"th^?? ??2i?
read v entorert unon his new dutioit diver building and today WB large
..Wterod uyp his ney dunes, 8tock of clolnea wl,i De ^8^^
For pvWi(r?'?tiars-'?n^eMon peopls tp the new building.; %Whon all of Mr.
have been att^^ Rosenberg's contemplated Improye
? Stock Wwan:?au?ens county, tho menu are completed, he will have one
^e^.eeptlon to the rule. A Urgx numr ... ...
o^w?r vpr. yv?plu yreui irom? heve, ??Para JUCCIUIB 1 ? ?
jfT.y-?oInffibij^ in. automo- . At Loca^ Chureb^._
biles and tH?y aaid_?aat night that tho Every lady. In. Anderson ls mantfest
day ,wayy?.*r^6yaTll0rmrtr^nmrki frig a llv?ryTt?'erest " in ft>V largest
?? nMo that-the show has nover bean moving picture contest to bo launched
iuterf?rredrwith *by: rain for; ever'JO in Anderson and, indications aro thfit
. V. v?ar^ ypale^sy-i^ws^A?^st dkv ?t?B?QUitbaatre b?? hlfa 'JbuUV
?* . tl' , rht3 Aa^oeihtton; -Was orgautxed- ey?r,/.-..Tilla, popular amns.ement pince
?tna>\thSSf, haff.neen any indication of has inaugurated a contest, opon to
'.^..^W^irm'v?r1??*.-^. day.-.aad oil the ladles of the city, in Which
eren y.>sterd.^fhe'sun waa shining by they offor a round trip-to California.
noon GLAd coDllnued throughout the or $200 in cash; n round trip to New
-. reniai^e^r^tlie-asy. York or $7? In caah; a IBO diamond
SSI^?'''1--'-'^?k^-^v-^- ring or a $35 lavalller. Tho contest
Premium JUH Ia to be"started Monday..
' ?^ltf^&%|t ipr the 1M4 Bel- overcoat H And ?
' . ton Fair. ci^?^?A^yes?eraay from the , piro yesterday -
' ?n?^5n\S?Lmi m??f ^?n.? ^ ,a Anderson yesterday when
&&?&^\^M^ numerous men wore seen on the
PSfflL' aboTSSm^ ThbPbook co ? Qlre(ltn atnrod 1,1 ^lra hcav>' c,oth
^'?uu??v-?^y+ffi'tu^J&XtaVti lng and wita overcoats and fo- the
'?orV-fcnrth?*^ 1,rst t,mo th,s BeaBon flrC8 mad0 the,r
I^JtJt,, tY-hlv. .miUn* ^tL . rJvn. nppoamnce rim Boran homos In tho
SKri&n^VCwSSn, -V?ft-S^?'- dals began toffee! chilly in tU court
? honso yesterday morning abd some
: CU^^S^lSniS flrt* W.b?Ut in the,various, o?^.
:^m0f^^^^ Hr. Kennedy Has? '
* v"i- ' : . . .n-. Ketaraed Home
?evs-"'m?m^^-V'- : - ; "Wmls3i70rb?enn been
t?'^'? IM? 8PePfi?B-tWQ-months )a Anderson .tn
. i^mmm M thst Dr: UnW stonfagrtha-steam turbine system at
. G. ^rteri has Keen detalno t In tho the Orr Mill, left yesterday , for i,}2
- nome in Pittsburg, having completed
li^ririffRS^SJSfm HPft^y^of . th? r Wy the" work which ho came li oro to do
for .??v?ral-i weekSk ?ho has B?ourcj Mr. Kennedy nays that Anderson Is
'th?'-t?almcsMt.SC^ir^teran A. Maors, one dr. the best towns that ho over
ot Cblnmbla, a skilled osecpath. aad Hved in and he has spent considerable
^???^^Sm1!t^Ki?i^H^& Oie Jtt?*!ey time lp evenr eUr ot any protenaion
. -pi-,, " i?deed to.tb? ?mcora of the Orr Mill.
"ST??*-Wm . ".; - -.; _ \ ;':-_-. .rrr
/ Fn^^pasf^^^^^^ nh* JoWif ; Whemtonc and J. W. 4Armr
sTWWWalBm?^OT bKturo strong, w>o peaced tbiough Anderson
Cuba. They will go from Atlanta to
K-jy West via automobile and will
then take ?hlp for Havana. They
npent several hours in Anderson as
they were enroute to Atlanta.
(From Sunday Daily,)
Slow raying
Income Taxes
Winston Smith, county auditor, says
that he is experiencing great trouble
In gelling the people in Anderson
cqtinty who are liable for tho income
tape ito mahn returns und pay their
laxen. Mr. Smith says that, nuder the
law he can force these people to mal?:
Hii'ir returns and lo puy the tuxes hut
ho'dislikes tho Mea of placing the
mutter in the hands of the sheriff.
Ile say.!, however, that there is no oth
er'alternative und that he will have
IQ take this step, snce some of the peo
ple-; rn the city have absolutely ignored
the matter, notwithstanding the fact
that he lins called lt to their attention
on several occasions.
Only Two In
Cornily Jail
A very unusual Hiato of affairs pre
vails in Hie Anderson county jail nt
ths time. For the first time In many,
many moons, there are but two prison
ers in jail, a smaller number thun have
been there for some time. These two
ure both negroes, Cnrdozla Jefferson,
who ls charged with murder, and Sam
Usines, charged with having shot an
other mun several days gao. It is
remarkable that no more people should
he in jail, because the court af general
scsniono hun been over for more than
la Week. Thc sheriff says that every
thing seems to indicate that Anderson
ls getting heller.
Two Acquitted
In .WugifdruteN Court
Sam McAdams and Jim Elgin were
arraigned before Magst rate Horadwell
.yesterday on tho churgo of being
drunk and disorderly, this case hav
ing arisen out of thc general free-for
all fight which took pldco at Cornwell
Institute when a picnic was held there
In June. The case was plead by Sam
McAdams and so well did he present
the, facts that Magistrate Uroadwoll
could not see wherein there was any
foundation Tor tho charges preferred
against tho-two defendants. They both
wqto acquitted.
l'?iino Content
fume To An End
The $300.00 Plano that was adver
tised , td be ' given away by the Pal
metto Theatre on last night was won
by T.'C.' McKloaty, who resides at
No. 702 Hinkley street, this city.
The drawing, to decide who the
lucky, person should bo was*conducted
in nu absolutely fair and impartial
way, i beibg satisfactory to everyone
interested. Only a tinge of regret was
no doubt felt by many that they wore
not the lucky one.' Mr. McKlesty,
when, approached by a reporter for the
Intelligencer 'last night, showed by
actions ns - well 'ns words that' ho was
delighted- over his good fortun?, as
he has a,right to b's
Th reo hundred dollar piano* aro
not being given away o very .in y.
.Work Day Got
Vu nd inr Ur ph an?
tfvefterday was bonorally observed
in Anderson as work day for orphans
and as a result cf what was accom
plished in this city, tho orphans will
receive material help. E. A. Kline
froh) tho Odd Fellows Orphanage at
Orc?nvjllo was in tho city yesterday
and while here ho discussed with the
member,.- of Sterling lodge of I. O- O.
F.. tlio question of the body sending
t>.'delegation over* to Greenville to in
spect'the homo, was discussed at
some'length. It ia probable that the
trip will be arrange and that the local
people will gb over next Sunday, one
week from today.
Many Aiding The
Cotton Farmer
Within tho. last few days concerns
in aii puris of tue world hrVVo cofu" iv
the aid of tho Southern farmer 'and are
offering to buy his cotton ut io cents
por pound, Yesterday the Bott drink
dealers' of Anderson, received;.a'*letter
from -the Grown, Cork & Seat * ?., In
which that company advised ita 'in
tention of purchasing $000,-000 worth
of cotton at 10 scents-per pound.Ip
addition to this letters were'received
In rAnderson . >. yesterday'? ? trout' "tho
tho Carham Overall Company; " ad
vising that they would lend assistance
and,>the American Tobacco Company
also plans to eld. The Crown. Cork
St Seal Co., will export its cotton
to Spain and there exchange lt for
cork.
Court Convenes -
.Mpudny Morning
The fall term of the. court of eomf
mon ploas for Anderson county will
convene in this eily Monday morning
with his honor, Judge II. W. Mora
minger presiding. The business Of the
ll ret day ,wll consist principally ot get
ting tho court . organized and lt is
not probable .that any casca of extra
ordinary interest . will-berried hut
Tuesday will bring a crowd to the city
and it is probable that there will bo
a large attendance cn court, .
Waging War ..'
?Vagrants
awing the. Instructions which
ave received from headquarters,
Mci u? i?i? cuy arg beginning to
i strenuous war:od tho vagrants
t a result moat OT tho unemploy
ed in Anderson, are trying' to , got a,
lob. lt was" stated by tho polco yes>.
torday that ; they are determined . to
put everyone to work and ; wlth: that
end. Iii view they Oro picking up many,
stragglers. About ton arrests have
been marin ..fhw* -ifarV.&sd Tdit!cr.;?l
numbers will bo dragged in within tho
next few days.
New Machinery
For Optical Shop
Dr. M. R. ComDbcIl ls-shortly'bi
nave one ot the most complete and up
to-dato optical o?tabliahraobts in the
StatO. In Juno Dr.; Campbell placed
ia order for ;V einmiete lease grind
ing outfit, with nil motors necessary
to operate thc same, and practically all
ol the new machieury Ima now arriv
?e'. Dr. Campbell gaye that he is
well pleased with the outflj. There
ure hut few towns or cities in the state
where 1 is possible to ?lave lenses
ground while you wait/and Dr. Camp
bell is rather proud of his new depar
ture, as Ito MUH every right to he. It
will probably be tho latter part of the
coming week before he actually begins
thc grinding of the lenses for Ander
son people. 1 . ?
Mr Pressier Not To
.?ult JJUHIIICMS i ,
James Ft. Presilcy. who assumed
hi ; new duties ns night clerk ut thc
Chiquola hotel Friday, said yesterday
that be wished the people of Anderson
to understand that he will continue
his commission business In Anderson
Just UH he has done, before und that
h" will give every bit as much time
to bia customers from now on aa he
did before. He'will make no changes
In his commission busbies* as a rc
Killi of his new connection
Colton Market
Steady Yesterday
Some of the more pessimistic of
tho Anderson county farmers had fear-'
ed that Saturday would bring tho mnr
ket price of cotton oven lower than it
was on Friday nud that the market
may drop a.- low as eight cents, but
this was not thc case. The price in
Anderson yesterday offered by the
cotton buyers, waa 8 1-2 cents with
very few sules.
Secretaries Have
Postponed Meeting
Owing to thc fact that business con
ditions are so unsettled Just now In
Soul h Carolina, the commercial secre
tario? association of. South Carolina
has postponed its meeting. This
meeting waa to take place in October
with tho Rock Hill chamber of com
merce, at which time Porter A- Wha
ley of thc Anderson chamber of com
merce, was to deliver on address, hut
lt has boen determined to hold the
meeting In November, in.-tead of Octo
ber. It is not likely that there will
bb any changer, mndo in tiic program
and ill s possible that Mr. Whaley will
deliver the address which has been
placed on the program.
Many Shopping
Herc Yesterday
Merchant? said last night that yes
terday brought the boot day's business
to the city that has been enjoyed since |
tho war "scare" started In Europe.
Thore were many people on .the streets
all day long and Instead of Just walk
ing the streets all day long as they
have dono soino previous. Saturdays, j
they were busy buying goods yester
day. Every store In the cty was busy
for a bettor portion.of the day.
--o
Football Game
Was: Cancelled &JH
. The football, game which was-on
schedule yesterday between Clemson
college and Dahlonega, pf Georgia, ta
bc played ori\ Clenj?pti'a,grounds, iwas
cancelled at tho last minute by the
Georgia aggregation* Dahlonega, in
stead ?of playlpg Clemson,-played the
University ot Georgia and lest by a
scoro^of 81 to ('. There was no game
at all played at Clemson, but ?ndaraon
people inquired before they prepared
to leave the city and .found that tho
game had been cancelled.
Revival Exciting
Mach Interest ,. .-,.. ,
The announcement '< made' ' iii T}io
Intelligencer yesterday morning .to
the effect that a scries ot meetings
would*'start tonight nt St- John's
Methodist church, ha:-; excited i nm rest
all'over the city. Those services are
to be conducted by Rev.- John,. W. ,lt
Speake and Instead or 'tho' services
being confined to the preaching dono in
the church, there will also bo work
done in tho homes of the city during
tho life of the series.
"OLD RELIABLE"
CAUSES ?jjWffl.KV
Some Seem To Think the Oldi
: ] Relic Should Be Placed on ';7 j
the Pla*? ' '
(From 8aturdajt? Daily.)
: There appears to ba;? difference.of
opinion aa to the proser place tor the
"OW Reliable",, tho brasa cannon that
form long time has boon standing in
tho middle of1 North ; Main street In
front of the Central . Presbyterian
church. In addition to tho statement
from JT. P. Heed, a complaint waa
made yesterday by Dr.; ,S. O.^Bruco.
*'I, for one, object to ita being Car
ried down on River street," said Drr
Br nco yesterday. "I happen to be one
if tho original Red 'Shirt mon who
wore thrilled by the .booming of tho
.'Little Reformer" in 1876, and I think
Boroo consideration, should be shown
tho men to whom lt-.belonged. The j'
proper placo for th?: gun ls on the
plaza on . tho public Square, and ' lt
should bo given a very conspicuous I
placo at that,. t,.-; ...;, < ,? i
"We don't want a rollo like It hid i
?jray'i Iii a corner; It?waa ono of our ?
frontest helps In ridding thia,county ?
?.f. negro rule. And - We' : should 'say 1
Hurrah for tattle R?formor* and pince <
it'on thc BQ?aro with appropriate cor- i
amonles." '
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British Flatf Hoisted.
London, Sept. 25^-*-t3;S5 p. m l
Tho om ci at press bureau this after
noon issued the following atatemSht:;
.>The admiralty aiiiab^??s , that a
telegram has been i^fved froni Vice
\dmlroi Sir . George Patoy r stating
that, the port and town* of < Frederirhii
rr?o?im, the Beat of gov?rntnopl ot
Kaiser Wilhelm^ Latid (tho nnmo ap
plied to tho German portion/of Now
Suinea) have been 'occupied by an
Australian force Without opposition.'*
"The armed forces 6f Old enemy'ftp
Dear to have >Ts#?n '?vvneentrate4J i?t}?
Horhcrahooho, wh?r?f they were'v nn?1 '
oihilatod.
' "Tho British floj? has boon bolated
it Friedrich Wilhelm and a garrison
tuts bren oatabUshco. there?' " '
JU - -'-.
OFFICIAL REPORT
IS OPTIMISTIC
Germany Has Plenty of Money
To Continue the War
Indefinitely
London, Sept. 25.-An offlclnl state
ment received from Merlin by the
Marconi wireless says:
Tho .board of trustee? of-tho, Impe
rial Hank of Germany draw special ntj
tenthill to the fact that thc bank has
proved itself equal to exceptional de
mands made on it by tito war and that
Germany (is armed both economically
and financially to fight a'.war on all
aide? until results have,been obtained
which will secure tho ' political and
economical future of Germany.
"An inquiry ha.T been?hold at Col
omar, Prussia, into high charges of
treason against Abbe Wetterle, a mem
ber of thc Reichstsg from Alsace-Lor
raine, who hos been condemned to
death and whose property has been or
dered seized.
"German, Austrian und Alsatian
newspapers reflect the remarkable
impression created by the heroic acts
of the German submarine U-0 which
has since safely returned to the fleet.
The English newspapers are more
grieved over the loss of men than of
the ships and emphasize that England
must employ more submarines and
minos.
"Germans in South Morocco have
been made prisoners by the French
and interned in Sebdu, provlnco of
Oran. The Germans are being now
treated well, it Is said.''
BATTLESHIPS GO
TO OLD MEXICO
American War Dogs Are Ordered
To Proceed to Very Cruz
Afc Once
Norfolk, Va., Sept. 25.-Following
tho receipt of the news from Mexico
announcing a threatened split be
tween President Carranza and General
Villa, thc navy department has order
ed tho battleship Minnesota and tho
Rhodo Island and Texas to proceed to
Vera Cruz. The Rhode Island went
Into temporary dry dock at tho navy
yard today for repairs but will sall
for Mexico tomorrow or Sunday. The
Minnesota was ordered to Philadelphia
to have her bottom scraped and paint
ed, but will be ready to sall by Mon
day.
Tho Texas which is enroute to Gal
veston to rcceivo a silver service,, tho ?
gift of the people of the Lone Star
State, waa ordered;: ito' proceed to. .
Ver? Crus aftor the ceremonies'were
over. . ..,
ZEPPELIN DROPS
THREE MORE BOMBS
German Airship Create*, a Panic
and Playa Havoc in Belgium
Town ???I '
, Ostend, Via London, Sept. .5.-(Si00
i. m.)-A Zeppelin airship coming
from the direction of Thoufout (12
miles southwest of Bruges, Belgium),
dropped t Ii ree bombs yesterday. Ono
af ? 'cm struck the Avenue P. De Sme.t
De Naycr bridge, on the outskirts of
the town, another fell m the h??bor
ind another on tho premises of a
wholesale fish dealer in the fish mark
st, partly wrecking the building. . ^. '
Thc explosion hero mada a prent
cavity in tho ground and badly dani,
aged all surrounding bouses, extihg?- ;
Ishcd street lamps, destroyed ol?ctilc
wires and created a panic Tt?d Zep
:ielln returned in thC'JdJrccUon '"' o/ '
rhielt, (12 milos uotthea?t ofhOdur*
irai)
The Avenue P. ;De Smet De Naylor
bridge crosses tho Canal |Do Deriva- -'
Lion and tho hbrtHeast^boundry'dttho ;
famons Park Mnrie-Henrlctta"- id Ofr
tend?" ???? ?.? ? ?! - ':
. The fish market in Ostend Ia' hear
tho railway stntlou and'or.-Wednesday
ind Friday Ja crowded' with'piichB?t- '
ara:.:'. ,>.-?....-,.. ,y-v: .,?
From Ostend, asi-thc crow '-flies,: lt
ts .only about 70 rollo.* across' the .
^orthrSeaV atid th4 Strait of Dover io ,
tho English coast,
NEEDS OF SOUTHERN BANKES
Fire Dollar Mig and Silver Wanted
In Cotton District. '
" (From Tko Wall street : Journal)
T P. Martin. Jr., president of the
Oklahoma Stock Yarda National Bank i
rf Oklahoma City, wires us ns follows! {
'lt the * law ; werie - ouickly: changed 1
io allow all national hanks with a
$pjtal of $100,000 oj less to count .',
is resery? an?', kind ".of knited States 't
moneyy w"jssue-fmergehor currency ,
>f no ?argor denominations than S3,
ind tho .government were to; pay thq
jxprcas charges on silverton aav< oho
fear this would all help to. influence
ho ?hlnrnont of gold and g?l? ?rtiS
'-alo?- !>Bt .
'vTt.e smaller banks only need ,?5
allis and silver tn the cotton district,
fbjhy do not really want gold ,or $1
HUSBAND RESCUl
DESPAIRING
After Four Years of Discouraging
Conditions, Mrs, Bullock Gave
Up in Despair? Hatband
Came to Rescue.
Catron, Ky.-In an interesting letter
from this pince, Mrs. Bettie Bullock
writes as follows : "1 suffered for four
years, with womanly troubles, and during
tills time, 1 could only sit up for a Uttlc
while, and could not walk anywhere at
all. At times, I would have severe pains
ia my left side.
Hie doctor was called in, and his treat
ment relieved mc for a while, but 1 was
soon confined to my bed again. After
that, nothing seemed to do meany good.
I had gotten so weak I
and 1 gave up in despair.
At last, my husband got me an
Cardui, the woman's, tonic, and 1
menced taking it. From the very, fif1
dose, I could tell it was helping mc 1
can now walk two miles without its
tiring me, and am doing all my work." j
If you are all rim down from womanly
troubles, don't give tip in despair. Try
Cardui, thc woman's tonic. It has helped
more than a million women, in its 50
years of continuous success, and should
surely help you, too. Your druggist has
sold Cardui for years. He knows what
it will do. Ask him. He will recom
mend it.. Begin taking Cardui today.
ll rife to : Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Ladles*
Advisory Dept.. Chattanooga. Tenn., for ?'pecio*
Jmtruc?ions on your case and 64-pjgo book, ' Horns
Treatment for Women." sent In plain wrapper. J-6a
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. Rev. J.' Powell of ?tate?horo, Ga, . Mayr's. Wonderful St?rhaS jniel
mitered rom stomach troubles no dy dedra tho digestivo -'trawbtau*?^'
?riously that- ?icy nftected his work, cold accretions, romov?s^?teoulx" 7!.
He struggled on undor tho hand- matter and bringa swllt ' ?Iii ?i
Rap aa best he could-harly rt-alia- sufferers from/stomnch u'lrHnl nv : :
ns:, portlapp. Just how much nick* er. and Intestinal, dh i v?oM''? ,?
maa waa hurtlnR him. declaro'il han wived thomMrh^/^?t
^ono, day, ho. learned of Mayr'a orations, and many .aro >au?i ffi i u:*
Wonderful Stomach Iteroedy. > Ho saved their i Wop. ,? ^ -\
ook. tho first, doso-then decidbfl^fo '- We- , want hil :* people' ??i few iv
aka tho-full treatment l?o wrote: chronic atohrnch trouble m ?S? .
."Since using.the ?W Kottlen oz orr. pat?bm.po matter, of how ?W.S^H
yonaerul stomach remedy.I feel Uko mg, to try one dono nr M?^"?*^
mother mars. It baa. been, quito a crful Stomach Ucmedy-'K.iS^pS
conder to me to know how ono Wiirconvince-^u. Thia .''.<??*?
Jpuid >J>??? A- stomata, disoaso Uko cine ?o many of. our Ve^rimT '?.?.;.
niue and live nnd do tho work 1 been taking with surprlsiiffi? ?ffl .
l d. 1 Just escaped thc operating ta- Tho roost thorough Byptor?>* ."
???. . ' wo.jev-or< sold, Mn'a ?H' ,
"Now I can.cat what- I please and 8torunck Remedy I? nowKr^M&P
t ^doesn't.. frdrtSne. night or day.? by "Evans Pharhmcy <3 ? JE,
Tba first doio was . proof: to Rov. dru?glifts evorywhore." ?F imu
Clttft Of TBAifKft to the gopi r^?$^?
A. i. McNboloy, writing t? The In- Pendleton, fqe thelr^ltind:
elliirencor from., tho hospital nt tho to - mp : ohd to my . family
aunty home, says: . thenf.?n ouf - at?-iffllni
"I vrlah to expresa my many thanks these are brothers in:.^hrj
fihowrt"
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