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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-06-06

morrison Grove, loo Is
Lowe, Mamie r 81 lots. ~ 70
G., Morrison Grove. p - 2
ILanham, IL and q Als :. = 4 ~
lot. !. b. Whiteman nd. S2U IL
II xsseii. Ollie j.. ? lots. Nos. ~,
west Fork 100 AsAs
afoore. Chas. W. lott no. y
Moore Ad. n. W. II 5 $500. l'ts
Moore, chass w. 4 lot. No.S II.
Moore Ad. y. ". II 3
Moore c,laas. W.. lot, No. IA,
Moore Adj. n. II, 49, --.-.- 1.49
ixfs,.,rs t.l,as. W.. q lots. Nos.
1s-1s-2o-2l. moore Al y. VI
Moore Chas w. lot. No -,
1foore Ad. n. ", 4 - z.es
Moore. chas. w, lots, Nos.
4p-41-42. Moore Ad. =. ". 2 $50
Martin. Sarah. lot = %. ?, mar 81
TIN & j.. sub d., so --f.5-..... ~
Martin. kathryn, 5, lots Nos. ~
5-s-s-12, Martin ADJ 200: 2,sS
Matt WIN. II, 123 a. Timber.
Murphys Rum. $50 l'S
Marley. Anne a lots. 19-2p-21-
%, Columbia Ad., 200 .5-..4 z.so
Nfathey. Anne. dot, No. 40,
Summit Park, q 80. .
NIaphis, Allen. / lot. Limestone, -
McCIoud. w. ~, riot, pit. Nos 81
TlpIand Grove, 500 .......s..- $50
EIcKeen, Della. j lot, No. SO,
Barnes Ad.. so $50: e:....; 80
McHeen, Della, !. strip
Barnes Ad., 100 -. -. -. 1.As
9Sutter. ]. W., 23.fS A, Jack :.
Run. 500 ...4.. =. > /. $500. - 800
Powell ssesoy & le sIen9o sods 500 s.52
TAesxsa10DFapflf Co.. lot
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DELINQUENT
Real Estate, Coal Corporation, for
Year 1912.

Britton. L.. R. / lot No. 1o2, !
Glen Elk, 800 ......... ~
Duff, Henrietta H. lot, Spates !.
1st ad. $500 .5o.o
HIyland, John F. l lot No Fl,
Central school 200 ....-.. l.5
Jackson, Il. j. i lot IL of No. .
&c 800. -
Kemeny, John and Maria, / lot
No, ,245I246 Glen Elk. zoo Al
LINER, Percy, ct al / lot, Coal
and Jackson, 22O0. 14.S
Lowe. Mamie R. I lot No l., )
Cetral School, 1900. -. -. 1O-S
Martin, Michael / lot No. 5. !
Subdivision A, 1000. 49,. o.
Miller, Anna i lot No. Sub-Dt-
. vision 81, $50 ..........- 81
Morrison, Mamie E. / lot pit.
No. 40. Broaddus ad. 1900. III
Piora, Bruno lot pit. No. z39-
24O, Glen Elk, 1000. 6.4
Shackelford, Augustus H. 1 lot
Suh-Div. Poplar st. 400. -. "a
Thomas Sophia lot IA a, First !
st. $50 ="
Walker. Lucy, L lot First st :
Wells, Laura j. 1 lot No 81
Central School $500 ..-... 1853
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DELINQUENT
RcaI Estate, Coal District, Outside
1 f0rY10l2.

Allen. John j. 2 acres, Jack run !,
Ar e9p sam i ict, No. -. Fran !
els ad. $50 ~
Bumgardner, Daisy NJ. l lot :
No AZ, Johnson Hts, 200. 20
Barrackman, A lot, NO. ~
Reynoldsville. 55.... %
Bittonty, Fred and Mary 1 lot :.
Simpson Creek, goo. G.S
Buccafurni, Bruno, / lot, NO.
35, Summit Park, 175. ~
Conway, F. NJ lot, No. SS,
Upland Grove, 500. 5.9
Davis. Filbert so a. Simpson :,
Douglas, Margaret and IA. b.
2 lots. Nos. 31-32, Glenwood, .
goo ="
Duncomb, C. H 2.95 a.. West :,
Fork, 240 20
Flanagan. s. J. lot. No. 1888
Johnson Hts, $50 -
Fox, ]. G. lot, near Wilson
co SSs9, W Nm lot. No. %.
Johnson Hts, $50 IL
Green, John e. 9 lots Nos. 1923 !,
1870. Gfenwood. 1900 -. l4.2
GrifHth, f.. c. 1872 a. West : !.
Fork, $40 20
Gurilla, Mike. $50 a. Muir
phys run. 62i5. IA
Gin, Martha $500 a. 30o..... 3D.
Galusky. Joseph, / lot No. Ia,
Sec. 4, Riverside. $500. 5.s
Gehring. Henry 2 lots, Nos. IL,
Hepzibah, 500 Il
jackson, Geo. w. 1 lot, No. 1,
Upland Grove. $50. =. .-... IL
Jarvis, Hugh $500 a. Lime
stone, $50 1850. 81
Kearns. Nettie NJ. LIS A. lot,
Limestone. 125 .. Ii
Lowe, Mamie lR. 2 lots 2S-29
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DELINQUENT
Corporation, Coal Distric
forIf01S

Banks, q. w. r. lots, Taylor
ad. No. rs, 200. .-...s... ~
Cottrill, Isaac, L lot Il Ia al
iAdamston 500 ....-.--...- o.
Erwin. Thomas Hale, i lot, Ad- :.
amston, $50 90
Erwin, Thomas Hale, lots No.
1880, Adamston. 40. 80. a.
Frazier, Flora A. lot 80.
White ad. S25 81
Freeman, Frank p, lot No.
Adamston IT'S ...-.-. Ii
Hamrielk, Samantha ] 2 lots IL
Adamston, $50 .....-... 30
-Hamrick, Samantha j. 1 lot. b.
C. Adamston S25. .-.... $50
Hamrick, Samantha / lot
Adamston $50 ........-- = 3D.
Harbert, Nathan G. lots Nos /,
2, IL, Is Hamriek ad 400. 40
Schutee, Mary z. (Widowl
lot IL. ED PIT. "A, Adamston,
3I30 49,. 40 1.S1
Susan lots r. ~
st. Adamston 200. ....s.... 20
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DELINQUENT.
Real Estate in Union District for Year
or 1912

Bailey Maude, ~ A. OIL, ISinch-.
eloe, 55 ,.......... ..,-.--.- .5S
Bartlett, I. A., A., o & G., Mt.
Milford, '25 ..,-..-.,- 1880 10
Burnside. Write NJ. Hrs. IS A.
Ia o. & G., Kincheloe, &c.. .3S
Cofaudaffcr, Irwin, 80 A. Turtle
Tree FIX, sos - =. :. .s.--... 1-S5
Courtney. Columbia A., l, lot,
ia Al Jarvisville, 3S5.-... Psi
Cohindaffer, Abraham, 91.51 A.,
Turtle Tree Fix, 1880. $780, 1919
Fox. j. A., Las A. &c. -s.- 81
FE TsPsie rF ssF5 FIX. a So ~. as
castor Willie G.. G. C., McEin-
ley, 8 p. /. Lynch, 40 A. Q. y
G., Kincheloe. 200 ....9..--. l.2O
Hickman, ]. r. 1'ilot. Jarvis
vile. 50 $500. 80
Hope Natural Gas Co.. BIS A.
KincheIoe, 100 go
10y, Rosa 3D., A., No. Milford,
ITO .-.-.-......... = .s's.'<... '00
Lowther. Ellsworth, lot. S4-loO
a.. w. Milford, 30 -,..-..- "a
Moffa4t, n. G., 1918. A., Ainch-
eloe. 5265 $3.50 -: 81, go. S1.ss
McQuaid, ]. H, 100 A. LIS OH
& Gas. Zoe ...,.--. --s--,-. 90
lFcQuaId. j. A., lot, No. q
Good Hope. 2 20 ---.- .A-5----- 1.ze
Perry, Minnie H.,i1 iot,9Ss 500.
IT, Jarvisville. SS5 s-Es-.s4.r.-ss ts.SA
Perry. r. g. ct al, small bloeaeAa =.
coal, 100 $500 ..s.ssa tev
Reger, w. f., ~ A., West Fork
Roger, w. n, 4e Al West Fork
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Bnrauiou SO .ss
! Ashcraft a y Hrs. poles
coal. Binsamon. 2
Burns. Roenas Joas
Ruu Y
commits. Mary d. lot Tenniie
lcofrman. il. ~, II IL AZ, on
s Gas, Tepnile. 80 I'll
Copenhaxes, = ~ - ~
Bingaflon 800 - s.3s
I..anningham, AIeIissa, 5o-t00 a.
Blnsamon, SIS -. -
icsunningtam, aIeiissa. lots No.
16. Binsamon $
Cunnsng CHAM NJ. lots,
Peoria, 700 81 a. 49, PISS
E,ortney Emma Is
I-l6 o. & c., Wolf Camp Run.
Fleming, g. A., lots. nos. 4-Ss
Haywood, 400 80. -. Ssys
I5arbert, Martha j. $4,000 Az
Isumberport. 5sa. = :. -
Heldreth, Wm,s Coal bank
Binganlon so t.,-.- =. -
E5eidreth. vernie y, iot, No.
81, ". T. Horror ad. 3d. .ss
Hope Natural Gas Co.
OIL & Gas. I4amberfs Rum 200 1.5S
FIosd Chas. ~, etsai, I0.f A.,
| West Fork 1919 .-.,.s.s.- SCI
Heain, James NJ, Coal Bank. IS 81
Jones. Leroy. \ lot, No. %,
| L. Il. s. /. Co, 40 .-s..s... =
Long. James Hrs. & NJ. Is. Baker
Coal Bank, Shinns Run, so Z. .SS
ISartin. r. M, ~ a. Goal. Rob
insons Run, ;23i0- - -.s. lt.fV
Martin, J.. L. 81 &C, M, Coal
Bank, Tenmile, 50 -..-- so
Marlin. Al. Roy, Ia Coal, West
Fork, rs -. -. - .
Mason, Peter. ct al. Goal Bank
Bingamon. so ......... .5S
Michael. Harriet ct al. LOT
Respect, 275 $500. gil
Miller. Rachel, 81 81 A., Ding ~
anon, 40 .....e..a.s- .--l--..A.t SsfS
| Miller. Archie, / lot. No. ~, ".
l.. Horror Ad., 40, ...... .SA
Moore, Charles Y, lot No. 9,
Lumberport, so -. .-,.,..-.-s. .os
dcIntire, Russell, lot. No, II.
Martin adm, 40 - a. 49,. -
Maphis, Margaret, Ia A., ~
Jones Run, 100 .......... l.2S
Martin, +. W., lot, No. 30.
Lumberport, rs ~
| Martin. r. W., lot, No. 4S.
Lumberport. 25 1922. IL
Mills. Mollie, lot. No. s6S, Hay
oyerhoit. j. nv. & 3. r.. so A.
OH and Gas. Lamberts Run
500 ........- .--..s.3-.. 80
Pigott. H. B.. lot Ne. s., Hay -
wood, as .....-..s-...... -
Pieott. IL. W., 2 lots. Nos 11-13
Marshall add. 30 49,. .SS
Robinson. Joshua, 5oA.. sBinga-
mon, 80 ...,.8..y- .s.,-. =
Robinson, Sallie, lot. No. 2s,
Indian Run,E555 ....-
Il 1rNTI 4 - AsnfE1
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-06-06

.Grecn DEATH kills All. the bug
and docs 1t with ONE, application
Easy TO use, sure in its results. Cost
a quarter Unreliable drug stores.
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DELINQUENT
Coal District independent Real
Estate.

Aumiller, d. b. lot, on Point
100 $500. -....... .
~ Ja s on last ad. 600. &c
Garrett, Sarah NJ. / lot No. 4S
Guiliano. Antonio 1 lot No. "a
Glen Elk 400 $780,. 30
Lopez, C. Batesta 1 lot pit. No.
rs. Jackson last ad. 1900 49,
Malacrina, John / lot pa, No. 7S
jackson last ad. 1907. .17.O
Pritchard, CIeon 4. q lots Nos.
g pit. 4 Point lots $50. 20
Parise, F1fomena / lot pit. No.
rs, JacRson last al. 1909. 12.5
Talkington, Virginia, lot, Point :
1900 Ito
Waters, II F. / lot No IL, Orch
ard lot, 125. II
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-06-06

Five hundred and twenty tons of
water are required to produce one
ton of dry oats, while 80 tons or
water are needed for one ton Of corn,
and 45s tons Of water for one ton Of
red clover.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-06-06
APPLIcATIoN FoR PARDoN.

Notice is hereby given that on or
about the Twentieth day OF June, 1873
an application win be fled with E. G..
Pierson, Pardon Attorney, Charleston,
West Virginia, for the pardon Of
Charles Rashockfe, convicted of the
Harrison County and sentenced TO
imprisonment in the West Virginia
Penitentiary for the period OF two
years.
Csigned) CHARLES RAsHocKIE-
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Real Estate, NorfIlriew Corporation,
Coal District, for the Year q

Coal District, Tor the aear
Ainlar, spirfto. 2 lots Nos SIS
Sec. 33. Pine Grove, $50 20
Allen, p. y. lot NO. 8 Reynolds
Barnes, 4. L lot Uupland
Grove 225 sss.F. I. -. I'D
Bfafore, Pasco i lot, No. IL Sec.
80. Pine Grove, $50. 80. La
Boyd, e. M. 2 lots Nos. liz Sec.
20 Northyiew 200 .-... ~
Cottrill, Rhoda May, lot NO.
176, Upland Grove, $50. ~: %
ICorlin, Laura G. lot No. 3
Sec. s North View I5J LIS
ECoriin, Laura g. lot No. IA
Sec. s North View $780,. IL
Cross, Elias lot NO. 8, North
View, $50 20
Castle Sarah Il. lot, No. is
North view, $50 1880. IA
Coons. Minnie d.. lot No. "a
Reynolds ad- SOC. -.....s.: 3.
Davis. George Mel lot. No 10
Sec. %, North View 375- 49,. Sc
Davis. George Mel lot No.14,
Sec. 20, North View, 125 -
Davis, e. b. / lot No IL Prftch-
ard ad 800 1880. d.
Foian, Joe 4 lot No. / Sec. 70
Pine Grove 100. IL
Fork. Frank lot, No. Z. Sec.
"a, Pine Grove 800 81
Griffin. Josie Belle n lot No. 20
Reynolds adm $50. -...-. "a
Gribble, Margaret Il. 2 lots Nos.
i6.f7, North view 220.. ~
Gardner, C. p 4 lot No. z Sec.
Is, North View 200. ~
Horror, G, AS lots Nos. 70
Sec. Is. Pine Grove 1900 49,
Hornor, @. A. 6 lots Nos. ID
to 90, Sec. Is Pine Grove
Horror, &c. IA, 3. lots. Nos 1910
Sec. 90, Pine Grove, $50. g.. TT
Joliff, NJ. A. lots Nos. 1915
Sec. 80, North View ESQ. "a
Kidd, Clarence H. lots Nos.
$40, North View 1880. 200
Kidd, clarence ii. 2 lots Nos IL
IL, Sec. %, Pine Grove 900 81
Kidd, Clarence II. lots Nos.
7&S, Sec. 81, North View 500 81
Lewis, Henry B. i lot No. 60
Reynolds ad. $50 ...e.. IL
MoIntire, 4. NJ. 1 lot No. 81,
North View $50 ....... 2.S
Pine Grove Land & Imp. Co.
L lot No. s. Sec. 10. North
View, las ....-.. IL
Pine Grove Land " imp. Co.
/ lot No. is, Sec. z. North
View $50 .......-.- 4 =
Pine Grove Land " imp. Go.
/ 2lots, Nos. 5 to 16, Sec.
20, pine Grove, 26.40.. 26.s
Reynolds, G. G. 8 lots Nos.
Id pit. Reynolds ad. 400 H.;
Reynolds, C. c.. / lot IL of
No. -, Reynolds ad. 100 IL
Reynolds, &c. G. 2 lots, Nos 13-
IA, Reynolds Jad. 800. 81
Reynolds, C-8G.. lot No. is
Reynolds ad. 20 O. %
Snyder, Daniel d lot pit. No.
20, Reynolds ad. 50O..... 81
ISwisher, A. NJ. 1 lot No. 8, Sec.
16, North View 175. IL
Stone, Burre1l r. lot No. 3,
Sec. s. Pine Grove u.s.. IL
Taylor, Isaac B. hrs, lot, Up
land Grove 800 ......- 81
Taylor. James NJ. 2 lot, Nos. g.
&c, Taylor's 1st ad. 600.... 81
Taylor, James NJ. lots Nos.
S2-S6-94 Tay1or's 1st ad. 500 81
Thompson, NJ. NJ. hrs. / lot No.
2, Sec. 6. North View, I75.. IL
Washington Gas Co.. o. & g.
8 lots Nos. 16 to 49,, Sec. 80.
Pine Grove, 1925 ...-.. rs
linn, a. e. 2 lots Nos. $40,
Sec. 80, North View, To-. =
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John e. ? lots, Tay-
Tor ad , Adamston 300 80
Taylor. Minnie 2 lots. Nos. 5-6
Taylor adm. 200 20
Yousf. John Jr. / lot, Part
Piedmont adj 500 .. 4
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07

John b Ingram, former moonshiner,
for whom bond was obtained several
months ago through the efforts of The
Georgian SO that he might return TO
his impoverished family in the noun
tains Of Union County, came to At
lanta Tuesday to testify before the
Federal Grand Jury in the cases Of
the two youths, Grover Mcconnell
and FLOYD McAfee, who are said to
have been implicated with him in the
Illicit distilling
Il might ha' known they'd get me"
he said Tuesday. I'm through with
it all now, though. Moonshining is a
mighty interesting business. but the
revenuers are getting altogether too
haisy for il to be safe any more.
Times are changing We used to
think it was all right for man to
make liquor for himself and his neigh
bors without any interference, but we
were wrong can see it now"
Reports from Blairsville. Union
County, say that Ingram has been
living a model life in every respect
fully justifying the confidence that
was placed in him when his release
from Jail was obtained by The Geor-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
.SALTS FINE FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
We Eat Too Much Meat, Which
Clogs Kidneys Then the
Back Hurts.

Most folks forget that the kid
neys, like the bowels, get sluggish
and Clogged and need a flushing
occasionally. else We have back
ache and dull misery in the kid
ney region, severe headaches,
rheumatic twinges. torpid Liver,
acid stomach. sleeplessness and al
sorts of bladder disorders.
You simply must keep your Kid
neys active and clean and the
moment you feel an ache or pain
in the kidney region. get about
four ounces of Jad Salts from any
good drug store here, take a table
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then act fine This
famous salts is made from the acid
of grapes and lemon Juice. com
bined with lithia, and is harmless
to flush clogged kidneys and slim
ulate them TO normal activity. Il
also neutrahzes the acids in the
urine so II no longer irritates, thus
ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is harmless, ineXpen-
sive: makes a delightful efferVes-
cent lithia water drink, which
everybody should take now ana
then to keen their kidneys clean.
thus avoiding serious complica-
tons.
A well-known local druggist says
he sells lots of Jad Salts to folks
who believe IN overcoming kidney
trouble while ii is only trouble.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
HOBSON BRANDS
UNDERWOOD
AS TOOL
Declares Senatorial Opponent Is
Controlled by Liquor and Wall
Street Interests.

MOBILE. oct. Oscar w. Under
wood. Democratic floor leader in Con
gress and candidate for United States
Senator as the successor Of the late
Joseph F. Johnston. was charged with
being the tool Of the liquor and
moneyed interests and a person who
has been guided by personal ambi-
ton rather than a desire to serve tn
people, in an address delivered at
Wetumpka last night by Congress sman
Richmond Pearson Hobson. Under
woods opponent for Senator.
You mean to tell US he Is inca %
pable Of serving the liquor interests
as a tool" asked Congressman Hob
son.
rs he capable OF serving Wall
street as a tool?
Il say yes"
Then Hobson charged that Under
wood as chairman Of tie joint House
and Senate Committee, which consid
cred the tariff bill, allowed a Sen
ate amendment to he killed that would
have brought the United States tax
Of $3.50. oeO a year in revenue for
the importation of brandy.
Congressman Hobson brought M
the Thomas r. Ryan contribution OF
$4,000 to Underwood's campaign
fund during the 1912 Presidential
fight.
is Colonel Bankhcad correct In
saying oscar Underwood knew moth
ing of the contribution of $4,000 by
Thomas F. Ryan to finance his cam
paign in the Democratic National
Convention ." he asked Either he
was conscious that Wall Street was
financing his campaign or he was a
dummy.
Il now say he is in the hands of
the liquor and money interests
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
WOMEN BATTLE
FIRE IN NOME,
GALE SWEPT
One Thousand Are Homeless in
Bitter Cold Weather After
Terrific Alaskan Storm.

NOME. Oct. Fire broke out to-
day in the ruins left by the Northern
gale which partially destroyed Nome.
AS the f1re-hghting apparatus was
destroyed by the storm bucket bri-
gades" we're formed to stem the
flames Women worked side by side
with the men.
More than 1000 persons are home
less here in bitter cold weather and
$500, 900 damage has been done as
the result OF the storm, which swept
in from Boring Sea. Two miles of
territory along the seaboard was
swept and It is feared that isolated
prospectors were overwhelmed.
Searching parties started out at
dawn.
The city was dark last night and
the telephone service is stifl para
lyzed. The storm estarted Sunday
night. ragged "a hours and passed of
in a southerly direction.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
"Revenuers Too Busy for Trade To BE Profit
able Declares John Ingram.

gian and aid was extended his family
by persons who We're stirred to pity
10y his story
The sheriff of the county, and min
listers and other prominent citizens Of
Blairsville are authority for the state
ment that Ingram is working hard
at honest labor to support his fam
lily and that his three little girls. none
Of whom ever had attended school
before, now are acquiring an educa-
tion in the public schools and are
being given every advantage that the
meager income of their father will
permit.
1t is believed that Ingram will plead
ing when his case comes up before
Judge Newman in the United States
District Court. October Is. 1t is his
hope that on the strength of his rec
ord since he was released under bond
that he will be given a suspended
sentence. Persons who have watched
his career in the last few months will
recommend this to Judge Newman
Il. II Colwell. alleged to have been
in partnership with Ingram, will be
tried at the same time.
The two boys are said to have come
upon the still when they we're tramp
ing in the mountains and TO have as
sisted in the manufacture of moon
shine" more from spirit OF curios-
ity than from an intent To violate
law. If a bill is found against them.
their trial probably will not be held
until spring.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
OPENS UP NOSTR|LS, CLEARS HEAD,
ENDS COLDS OR CATARRH At ONCE

at any drug store. This sweet. fra
grant balm dissolves by the heat Of
the nostrils; penetrates and heals
the intlamed, swollen membrane
which lines the nose, head and
throat: clears the air passages,
stops nasty discharges and d feel
ing OF cleansing, soothing relief
comes Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight strug-
Cling for breath. with head stuffed.
nostrilS closed. hawking and blow
ing. Catarrh or a cold, with its
running nose. foul mucous dropping
into the throat. and raw dryneSs is
distressing, but truly needless
Put your faith-just once-in
"Ely's Cream Balm" and your cold
or catarrh will surely disappear.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
$50 Students Enter
Pharmacy College

With more than $50 students en-
rolled. the Atlanta College of Phar-
macy has opened the fail term of its
twenty third year The opening ex-
ercises were held in the schools new
quarters at No. FPS CORTLAND street,
Monday morning
Or. George r. Paine, president of
the school was the principal speaker.
He declared that the outlook for the
present year is bright and that he
was much gratihed that the school
has grown to he one of the largest
and best of its kind in the South.
The faculty has been strengthened
considerably since last term and the
most successful year in the history Of
the college is expected
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
A Happy Bald
Headed Man
Well-Known Politician NesriyBald
Now Has Heavy Growth OF Hair. .
Tells How He Did II.

A Western politician, well known
on account of his badness and
ready wit. surprised his friends by
appearing with a heavy growth OF
hair; many of his old friends did
not know him and others thought
he had wig. on being asked how
he did it, he made the following
statement. Il attribute the re-
markaole growth of my hair TO the
use OF the following simple recipe
which any lady or gentleman can
mix at home: To a half pint OF
water add ] OF. of bay rum, a small
box of Barbo Compound and IA
OF. of glycerine. Apply to the scalp
two or three times a week with
the finger tips. 1t not only pro
notes the growth of the hair but
removes dandruff, scalp humors
and prevents the hair from falling
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
FUND IS SOUGHT
FOR GEORGIA At
CANAL FAIR
Campaign To Be Inaugurated for
Representation of State at
Panama Exposition.

A campaign to raise funds for the
esta bIlshment Of a Georgia State ex-
hibit at the Panama Exposition will
be inaugurated shortly when Com
missioner Frank @. HOge, Of the ex-
position. arrives in Atlanta to confer
with officials Of the Chamber Of Com
merce
Owing to the fact that the Georgia
Legislature. under the Constitution,
has not the power to vote an appro-
prLation for such exhibits, the fund
will have to be raised by popular
subsCription Charles J. Haden,
president OF the chamber, asked the
aid Of the exposition officials TO raise
this subscription. and Mr.. Hoge has
been assigned to come to Atlanta for
this purpose.
Prospects Are Glowing.
George Hough Perry, director Of the
exposition. in a letter TO Mr.. Haden,
wrote glowingly OF the preparations
which are being made on the grounds
by other States, and expressed the
hope that Georgia Will be represented.
I'VE sincerely hope that some
movement may be started in Georgia
20 bring about its participation IN
the exposition" writes Mr.. Perry. so
far % States have arranged to take
part and legislative appropriations
ranging from $4,000 in North Dakota
to 500. 900 in New York have been
made Other Legislatures will APP
propriate, and i'm most Of those states
where Legislatures failed to appro-
pirate movements have started to
raise funds by other means.
$1,000 to Exhibit.
we have so far secured the par
ticipa ton of 81 foreign Governments.
The fourteen exhibit palaces are now
i'm the course Of construction. The
director Of exhibits reports that there
will be so. 900 individual exhibitors
represented in these palaces. The dt-
rector Of concessions reports that the
investment on the part of concession
aries in amusement features VIII
reach a sum total of IS 600, 600.
Were committee from Georgia
to visit San Francisco and investi-
gate the matter We are quite satisfied
that they would report back that the
exposition which will be held here in
1915 will surpass in every way any
international exposition ever held
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
Atlanta Sure to Get
1914 Roads Congress

1t was practically settled Tuesday
that Atlanta would get the 1914 Roads
Congress. Fred Houser, secretary of
the Atlanta Board of Trade, who re-
turned Monday night from the Roads
Congress in Detroit, is more than
confident.
Il expect the executive committee
to choose Atlanta over New Orleans.
They will decide in two MONTHS said
Mr.. Houser.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
Drops Dead While
On Witness Stand

WARRENTON. Oct. George T
Hannah, a prominent merchant Of
Gibson, about 80 years old, dropped
dead in the courthouse here while Su-
perior Court was in session.
Mr.. Hannah was on the witness
stand in a civil case in which he was
plaintiff and had answered only twI
or three questions when he fell over.
He died before a physician could
reach him.