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i y UPIEDMONT INSURANCE AGENCY See Me For Any and All INSURANCE. Ci. E. lKltsBLE, Manage Brown Building. "If you owned a Goose that laid golden eggs, wouldn't you insure her if you could." MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY M. M. MATT1SON, General Agent r C. W. WEBB, District Agent J. J. TROWBRIDGE, Special Agent N It Always Helps M I S 8ays Mr8* Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills? Ky?, in writing of her experience with Cardup the woman's ? tonic She says further: "Psfore 1 began to use !Cardui, my back and head would hurt so bad, I thought the pain would kill me* 1 was hardly able feed to do any of my housework. After taking three bottles KM of CarduL 1 began to feel like a new woman. I soon L^J gained 3b pounds, and now, I do all my housework,. Kn as well as run a bte water mi IL F*! 1 wish every suffering woman would give W?? CARDUII r The Woman's Tonic Q a trial', ? Still use Cardui whet! I feel a little bad, ? and it always does me good." Kn Ju Headache, backache, side sche, nervousness, Ir-^l tired, worn-out feelings, etc., are sure signs of woman- Btt? ly trouble. Signs that you need Cardui, the woman's HEH tonic. Yon cannot make ? mistake; in trying Cardui L*?J for your trouble. It has been helping weak, ailing H women for more than fifty years. "V CC Get a Bottle Today !_ fS?C WIST 7? ? /m w BK W Nfl Htft SBfol Kat at at ?a? ?B ii ?B ai iE? BI ff OF A KIT^D ANJ> QI THAT SECURES : RESULT! Prompt Detiva Satisfactory S?r Reasonkble Pri< CATALOGS BOOKLETS S' FOLDERS RULING Bl BLANK BOOKS wm~m CALL US TELEPHONES: 693-L and 321 l^tL.^ffi C^ferfv^ submit .t?e^nj m The Anderson Intel Advertising and Printi Anderson, S. C. Classified Want Advert? Twenty-five words or ISM, On? Ti Six Tim?? I LOO. A ll -ll_-a ? - 1 ul. JU. . ?Ul ?UIIMUKII.WI UIDI ?VJm/-|lt< word. Rates on 1,000 words to MOB. No advertisement taken for less 1 If roar name appears tn the tels1 your wast sd to SH ead a MU wOlj prompt payment. WANTS WANTER-Clean cotton rags. The In telligencer Job Printing Depart ment. WANTED-To co. ,espond, confi dentially, with anyone d?sirions of becoming permanently cured of the morphine or whiskey ?.abit. The KEELEY INSTITUTE, COLUM BIA, S. C. Box 75. WANTER-To sell cotton seed hulls a*?d meal. Prices right. B. N. Wyatt, the $6 Coal Man. Phone 182.-d tl WANTED-At once, white girl as working housekeeper for family of four-must be good cook. Address or apply either 1036 South Mc Dur rie street or 101 on tba sanare. WANTED-The privilege to cure tobacco users at home. $5.00 Mmys the care. Information if desired. THE KEELEY INBTITUTB, CO LUMBIA, 8. C., Box 75. FOR SALE FOB SALE-Two brood sews, one! young pig; now registered. Berk shire Bore, Price $45.00. T. B. Mar tin. Lowndesville, S. C., R. F. D. No. 2. FOB SALE-Barred Plymouth Rocks, | Akoona layers from record yards ot 260 to 272 eggs the year, 18 Kar retts, quickest growers, largest chickens. Eggs from Akoona lay ers 22 for 16. Eggs from 18 Kar rett yard $1.50 for 15. Pullbtts $1.00 each, fine cockerels $1.50 to $2.00 each. J. C. Strlbbllng, Pendle ton, S. C.-2-5-6tp. FOR SALE-Pair ot old fashioned sil ver candlesticks beautifully carved. Nearly 100 years old. Address A. J. 8. Care Intelligencer for partic ulars. 2-9-8t ' LOST LOST-Saturday afternoon, gold breastpin, opal set and Inlaid .with blue enamel. Reward If returned to Intelligencer office. FOUND -o I BO YOU WE AB Rosenberg'*. Clothes, or lust clothes? Spring styles have arrived. Rosenberg, Tailor and eleanor. Phone 414.-1-28-tf. TAL1TY s ry vice ces TATIONERY m DIN G ))igencer ng m II s 11a ni 11.II im ii Columns [sing Rates Une t5 cent*, Three Time? SO cents, s ?w?i prorata fur ?Mch additional be med in a month made aa : ypU tban SS caa ta. caah In cdvance. phone directory yoe caa telephone be mailed after its insertion for MISCELLANEOUS POLE YOKES Neck or Pole Yokes, with strong: center pieces-Fifty Cents. PAUL E. STEPHENS. WHEN UNEXFECTLY detained dows town for luncheon, you cannot d# better than drop In hess, A Heb* lunch or a substantial meal. Ccisina and service O. K. sud prices Just ss attractive as our food. The Lunch' eonetto.-dtt FINE FRUITS-We carry the tersest and most complete assortment In the city-keep 'em moving. Fresh Florida oranges, grape fruit, ap ples, bananes, wholesale and re tail. J. KL Manoo. Phone 823.-dtt WE BUY PEAS sod pay the cash. Forman Smith-Seedman. Phone 484. Btf SMITHS LAYING MASH'will If prop erly used make your hen lay. One regular user has made this objec tion to our mash-"Want to set a few hens now but can't make them quit laying." Furman Smith, Seeds man, Phone 464. MONEY TO LEND on farm land. E. P. Vandlver, Peoples Bsnk. 2-9-lt | Dr. C. Mack Sanders DENTIST Associated with Dr. J. Levis Sanders. Office 304-5-5 Bleckley Building. Office Phone 429. Residence Phone 149 ATTEND THE BIG COTTON CONVENTION AT DALLAS, APRIL 28* 1 A monster rally that will inaugurate In tuU effect the campaign for the ming season for a legitimate Tala? King Cotton. held in subjugation by th? i band ot "finance,'* lt is pro posed now to liberate the fleecy suple from the low price. Tbs pisa ot the Southern States Cotton Corporation ls no experiment, but ls already In ac tiva operation lu mora than 250 co tr toa growing counties, and has afford ed relief to thousands of farmers. Tbs convention will be held at tan Fate Park coliseum, and thousands of people in all walka of Ufe wilt bs m attendance. Reduced rates en rail Stock Yards Reopened. CHICAGO, Feb. 8.-The Chicago Union Stock Yards, which have been under partial federal quarantine since January 29, because of threatened outbreak cf foot and mouth dis6?n?, were reopened today for the inter state shipment o' cattle. No cattle, however, may be held fur more than 48 hours. Denies Ordering Execution. EL PASO, Tex., Feb. 8.-General Carranca In a telegram today from ?Vera Cruz denied that he had order ed the execution of four American of ficials of,the Southern Pacific Rail way of M?xico In Sonora. Hie local agents said that If any such orders had been Issued bad been done by the local Sonora officials. EXPENSIVE SCRATCH ES and Guli Sores Don't take chances on the servicer of a good, work ani ma! by overlooking the small scratch or harness orvn. Be prepared before-' fir. Bttvfi'fi Sons-Pop Magnetic Ointment S safa if yoa work your hone. Heals ?u,y sort of skin abrasion or ulcer, it's a guaranteed rem edy that you can depend upon. Money refunded if it fails to do di wo claim for it Largo box 26c. For Sale by F. B. Crayton, Anderson, S. C. Ucfcia?. sw rue? lotte*. potiuvHr>is*T* sad asst bed c a &1???M avilies fox !?.. than ?ia 8ftf* delitos? ase] MiUbcUon su?v?n?i-otJ O' ?Mt Wk. Ori?x UMUQT OT WTIU for c*t?lc.? MI? .e^rt?^cs?mr? 'THE ROMANCERS9' COLLEGE TONIGHT Clever Satire to be Presented by Frank Lea Short Players as Lyceum Attraction No one who loves a good, clean, amusing play can afford to miss the Romuacers at Anderson college to night. Professor Charles W. Kent, writing from the University . of Knoxville, says: "You need have no hesitation in commending cordially and with confidence the Prank Lea Short players and their charming play. They gave great delight to the audience here." , The curtain will rise at 8:30 o'clock, and the program will open with very attractive musical unmbers. This will add greatly to the per formance and will doubtless be en Joyed thoroughly by the lovers of good music who attend. The musical pro-1 gram which will precede the play is SH follows: ift j. Why Is Sylvia-Schumann Kuartette. 2. Gypsy Love Song-Herbert Inward E. Hall. 3. Old English Ballads-Miss Pau line Hathaway. 4. Celeste Alda-Verdi-Chas. Ho man. Cast of Characters. Per I ein ct.Charles II oman Sylvette.Gwendoline Brooks Bergemen.Teddy LeDc Pasqu?n. .Edward E. Hall Str?terei.Frank Howson Nanette.Pauline Hathaway Synopsis of Acts. Act I. The Wall Between. Act II. The Wall Is Down. Act III. Rebuilding the Wall. Tickets may be secured at Evans Pharmacy, at Crayton's Drug store, or at the college. DEATH CLAIMS PROMINENT BRITON Marquis of Londonderry Suc cumbs to Attack of Pneumonia at Age of 62 Year? \ (Dy Associated "Press.) LONDON, Feb. 8.-The Marquis of Londonderry died today of pneumonia. The Marquis of Londonderry was one ot the foremost leaders of the Ulster movement, one of the foremost members ot the British bar. and one of the great noblemen of the Ur ?ted Kingdom. He was a Knight of the Garter and un luae-de-oamp to the king. He traced his descent from Slr Piers Tempest, who fought at Agin court, Born tn Ulster 62 years'ago, he was a graduate of Trinity. He represented, Dublin In parliament In 1892 he was made solicitor-general for Ireland. From 1?100 'to 1906 he was sr Ucl tor general for England. He was viceroy of Ireland from 1886 f n 1889. He waa married in" 1876 to a daughter of the curl of Shrewsbury. They had two r *.ren, a son and a daughter. The son, Viscount Castlereagh, is his heir. Apart from the cabinet positions he held and the viceroyship of Ireland, th marquis waa best known as a most fervent advocate of the doctrine of "no surrender." to the Irish Nationaliste and their liberal supporters. HAVE ADVANCED PRICE OF BREAD Bakers la Wilmington, Charlotte, Greensboro,, Asheville and Greenville Combine. (P.y Associated Press.) SPARTANBURG, Fob. 8.-Daken .tn Wilmington, Charlotte, Greenebort and Asheville, N. C., and Greenville 6. C., have advanced the price o bread to 6 cents a loaf, it was an nounccd here tonight by August Gell fuss, president ot the Southeaatert Master Bakers' Association. No rec ommendation. however, has beet made by the association. The increase in the price of wheat is assigned ai the cause. A large local bakery with an eaten nive patronage in other States an nounccd tonight that it had notifi?e its agents to advance the price to < cents beginning next Monday. Beautiful children made at you ?r -M. fi Keep a record of your CbSk it will be ? treasure ia old ?gi Lot m know when to eaEL Green's Art SHhtop . On The Square. ? TO MEJEDNESDJtY IMPORTANT ELECTIONS WILL BE HELD BY THE BOARD OTHER MATTERS Executive Committee, Treasurer and Secretar/ to be Chosen. First Meeting Mr. Jas. D. Hammett, chairman of the executive committee of the Cham ber of Commerce, yesterday called a meeting of the new board of directors of the Anderson Chamber of Com merce, the Bame to be held Wednes day night at 8 p. m. At tills meeting an executive com mittee or three will be elected,' which committee will recess and elect a chairman. A treasurer also will bo elected, to succeed Mr. /t. W. Sulli van, and also a secretary to succeed Mr. Po. ur A. Whait y. whose term expired February 1. It is also expected that the board will consider several other very im portant matters, which will be plac ed before it for consideration. The meeting will be the first to be held of the new board, which was re cently elected at the annual meeting of the association. [PUT REPUBLICANS ON THE DEFENSE (CONTINUED PROM PAGE ONE.) recommit with instructions. Then the vice president would cast Ute deciding vote. The vote on the motion to recess clearly indicated the division of the senate on the motion to recommit. Senator Kenyon had he been present would have voted for a recess. This would have made tho result a tie. and forced Vice President Marshall to de cide. The same situation ls expected when the motion to recommit is put. The vice president ruled on a point by Senator Lodge ?h?.t the motion should be divided into three sections, one on reference with instructions to report forthwith and Hie others on the amendment separately. The parliamentary tangle waa final ly adjusted and the proposed amend ment relating to tho leaning ot 'ships taken up. Senator Lodge opened the debate. CO-OPERATION AND ? CONFIDENCE NEEDED (CONTINUS!) PROM PACE ONE.) said. "Money is plentiful and low rate? obtain. Cotton has recovered in price from 6 1-4 cents In October to fully 8 1-2 cents per. pound, today, Shipments to dote exceed four million bales, or two-thirds of the correspond ing total of a year ago. "The United States is today Ute chief granary of Europe. The prices received should insure for our farm ing population an unprecedented measure oi prosperity and it baa come to te an American axiom that When our fanners are prosperous the whole country prospera. ^ There ls less clamor for Indiscrim inate governmental suits against cor porations and we may reasonably hope that honestly conducted enter prises will hereafter be allowed to carry on their legitimate functions without fear of political or legal harassment" WILL PURCHASE WILHELMINA. American Commission May Se?vre Ship and Cargo. LONDON. Feb. 8.-Indications to day were that Hie American Commis sion for Belgian Pellet would be suc cessful in its effort to purchase tbs American steamship Wilhelmina and the food cargo she la taking from New York to Hamburg. The Wilhelmina's owners are said to be willing to sell, but the price has not been agreed upon. The re lief commission ls badly in need ol the grain carried by the Wilhelmina and also needs more ships. .The sale of Ute cargo ot the Ameri can steamship Wilhelmina to the Bel gian Relief Commission will not' be considered by its ownern unless1 and until the ship ia seized by the British authorities, according to a statement Issued today by Norvln L. Lindholm and Former Senator Charles A Downe, counsel for the W. I. Oreen Commission Company of St. Louis, owners ot the cargo, , Raak President Pleads Gallty. MEMPHIS. Tenn., Feb.' 8^-C. H. Raine, president of the old Mercan tile Bank, pleaded guilty in federal court here today t-> indlctra mts Ci\?rg ing fraud and misuse ol the mails District Attorney Hubert Fisher rec ommended penalty at five years in fed eral prison, but Juage ..vt:Call defer red sentence until Wcduejday. STRIKE SETTLEMENT APPEARS FAB AWA? CLEVELAND, O.. Feb. 8.-Settle meat of Ute strike of 16.000 ?asten Ohio coal miners appeared tarthei than ever when ? conference betwee: operators and min? worker? adjourn ed tonight It la believed the confer once, presided-ovar by federal candi taters, will end tomorrow with ot possibility ot an agreement in sight, i Retiral at Bette*. A Revival meeting basan Wednea day night In the Wesleyan Methodls church on South Main street, the pub j pile 1? Invited. i JOHN HAMBS? Pa**** TRIP TICKETS ?fe SOUTHERN RAILWAY Premier Carrier of the Sooth ta nectlon with Blue Blaire, Ffoa Andersen, 8. C $840 Columbia, 8. C. And return account ot Inaugur?t ot Governor-Elect Richard I. alng. Tickets on aale January with return limit January 20th, 91848 Tampa, Fla? And return account cf GaspBrlJ Carnival. Tickets on sale Febfe tl to 16th, arith return limit Fat ary 26th. By payment of $1.00 tension will be granted until 16th. $1.1.00 Mobile, Ala. And return account of Mardi Celebration. Tickets on sale ary 9th to 16th with return February 26th. By payment of extension will bo granted until 16th. 1915. $1940 New Orleans, La. And return account ot Mardi Celebration. Tickets on Bale FeV ary 9th to 16th, with return ll February 26th. By payment of extension will be granted on tl? until March 16tb. $14.56 Pensacola, Fla. And return account of Mardi Celebration. Tickets on sale Fet I ary ?th to 16th, >? with return Iv February 26th. By payment o? $1 extension will bo granted March 16th. For complete into Hon, tickets and pullman reservi call on ticket agent, or write. W. R. Taber, T. P. A. Greenville, 8. C. , W. E. McGee, AG PA, Columbia. 8. " Condensed Passenger PIEDMONT * NORTHERN RAH COMPANY. Effective January 17th, 1910 ' ANDERSON Arrivals* Ne, 81. ... .8?? Nv. SS.10:00 Nc 86..... . 11?40 No? 87....Ill? No. 89..8:40 NO. 41... 6.00 Na. 48.. .. .9tfti Departures. No, 80... ... Ui No. 83... .. ,8 No, 84...10188;; Na, 88 ... .VU?% Ne.88 ., . ... ... ?180. Ne, 40. '.. 4:45 X*. 42....8t?, . ...C. a ALU" Traine Mai Charleston & West? Carolina Railwy To and From th? NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, W? Leaves: No. 23 .... 6:00 No| 6. 3:35 P.j Arrives: No. 5 .. tOiSO A, No. 'ii_4:55 PA Information, Scheda] ites, etc., promi given. E. WILLIAMS, G. R Augusta, Ga. T. B. CURTIS, C. Anderson, S. C. CHARLESTON-CHICAGO ?LEI Through PuUman Sleeping Car ! via SOUTHERN RAILWAY Premier Carrier ef the Effective Sunday, November 1814. Sleeper bandied CAROLINA 8PECIAL Nos? 97 ana 28? Schedule 8 a m. Lv. Charleston Ar. 0:40 12:65 p. m. Lv Columbia Ar ?U 4:20 p. m. Lv Spartanburg Av r 7:80 p. m. t v Asheville Ar 9:' 18:06 a. m. Lv Knoxville Lv 5:1 10:66 a m. Ar Cincinnati Lv 6: 8:00 p. m. Ar Chicago Lv 8:f Passengers trots Andersoi Greenville territory will make Hons hy leaving on trains to Greenville and 18 to Sc and connecting there with t go sleeper. In addlUon to Ute through Chicago, Drawing Room Standard: Pullman Sleeper, esc and through coach. For full and complete inf tickets and pulUnan ress on any ticket agent, or WY E. Taber, T* P. A., i Ct or W. 8. McGee, A. G. ambla, C. G.