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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-15


Waters Mork ssonoe.s .or .nen and
women who are ailing. nerve-racked
and run down. They put the snap
and ginger into sluggish minds and
bodiee-make you feel like a young
spring colt You need no rest cure"
travel cure" or doctors. Just feed
new vitality to your strained and care
worn nerves with Kellogg's Sanitone
Waters. They dispel your brAin-fag
and Danish that ''all in" feeling. Ann
bition and health return. and you feel
like your old self again.
Send your name and address today
with six cents in stamps to help pay
postage and packing for free 50-cent
trial box Of Kellogg's Sanitone Waters
to F. J. Keliogg Co. z30s Hoffmaster
Block. Battle Creek, Michigan.
The regular 800 size OF Kellogg's
Sanitone waters il for sale in Topeka.
at Campbell Drug Co. S21 North KAN
sas Ave-. Arnold Drug Co.. 6z3 Kansas
Ave. A. W. Lacey S31 North Kansas
Ave, Geo. ". Stanafield, e3z Kansas
Ave. Bfunt Drug Co., AS Kansas Ave.
Rex Pharmacy. 1901 Kansas Ave. No
free boDeo from drnggistRrAAv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-15

value Of this grand laxative tonic IL
that it Is suited to the needs OF every
member OF the family. It is pleasant
tasting. mild and nongriping. Unlike
harsh physics. 1t works gradually and
In a very brief time the stomach and
bowel muscles are trained to do their
work naturally again, when all medi-
ctnes can lie dispensed with.
You can obtain a bottle at any drug
store for nifty cents or one dollar. The
latter size IL usually bought by -fami-
lies who already know its value. Re-
suits are always guaranteed or money
will be refunded.
Families wishing to try q free SAM
pie bottle can obtain it postpaid by adj
dressing DIR. w Il. Caldwell. rs WASH
tngton St. Monticello. nj. A postal
card with your name and address ON
it will do.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-15
Good Roads Meeting Jan. %.

A large number OF good roads en-
thusiasts from various sections of
Kansas will hold a meeting in the
Commercial club rooms JAM 28 look
ing towards combining the Golden
Belt association with the Kansas or
ganization Of the National Old Trails
Road association.
The latter organization contemplat-
ed the connecting of the capitals of
every state in the country through the
means Of a network of highways. y
main road will run from Washington,
d. c., to the Pacific coast If the plan
is put into operation. Topeka will be
connected with the road by a spur
from Burlingame.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-15
WEDDING LICENSES,

Wedding licenses have been issued by
the probate court to the following cou-
pies:
Adam Conrad. Is. and Mary Berger. Is,
both Of Topeka.
Valentine Kauder, "A, and Mary Crook,
"a, both OF Hoyt, Kansas.
Wallace w. Bates. Is. and Clara r. Bar
ton. 10. both of Topeka.
George Stauss. e, and Marie Junker, Is
both OF Fairbury, Nebraska
Paul Massey. =. and Matte Graham, IS
both Of Topeka s- af..
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-15

Held Meeting in High School Hall.
Mrs. John T. CLANCY and Mrs. Cor
nelia Curry, chairmen of the depart
ments of justice and household eco
nomics of the Topeka Federation Of
Women, had charge of a program
meeting to be held in the high school
assembly hall Thursday afternoon at
o'clock. Miss Caroline Morton
gave an address on domestic science,
followed by a discussion from the
floor. Refreshments were served in
the domestic science department Of
the manual training building by Miss
Morton's pupils.
The municipal market committee,
consisting of the president and one
member from each club of workers
interested in establishing q city mar
ket, are requested to meet with Mrs.
A.. Marburg, chairman, Friday after
noon at 2:3O o'clock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-15

Washington, Jan. 1k-To handle $780,
000. 900 of Uncle Sans money during a
period of So years without a Cebit or
credit error Of 20 much as one cent
is believed to establish a new record
in accurate disbursement OF govern
ment's funds. This record was set by
George w. Evans. disbursinx officer OF
the department OF the interior. Expert
accountants have just completed check
ing up Of Mr.. Evans work
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-15

Washington, Jan. 15.-The deposit
limit in the postoffice savings banks
may soon be raised to $1,000 instead of
$500, the present limit. Third Assistant
Postmaster General Dockery has a plan
in view to bring about this reform and
increase the postofflce savings bank
deposits $4,000, 900.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-15

Reed and Barton silverware 1t thu
Hayden auction--A
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-15
Your Nerves
Stay Young
NRsvitalissd With kellogg sanitons
Waferx


the rut Of gloomy. weak-nerved exaCS-
enee. Know what Il means to be ven
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-22
liA1fnR ga EERnllIali

There viii be Rn election &C n. III.
Ilileyis store IN ilIiford schgo! dis.
tffde No. 2e2 on Thursday, AbfiI so,
1el for the btrpnse of 1eyyihg ali
@ddilso6al tar iexy OF one ffiili
uls ali eg tie taxable PROPERTY OF fsild
district TO be used for gaaaFfsl srhaei
psifbosea, SO
All voters must exhibit d fegistYaz
feh ees cate md tax rehetYt.
Polls viii open az seven q. M, and
close &c four a. m BY order of the
County Board ss Education Of Anderr
son County. s
April 16, I, 19t4 Il & j. b. FELT ON.
s-lt-sf County sapt oe Edilcesicns
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-22
MEDICAL SCHOOL DID
[ hut WANT SUICIDE
DECLINED THE OFFER OF
THE BODY.
WAS BURIED HERE
Following ediehl cOlIegs's Re.
fusal To Taks Body Of Dead
Man, Ts yVas Bssisa

a letter was received yeserday,
by @. F. Tolly e Son, uhdertakerss
from the Atlanta Medical College Ia
which the anthoFitses OF that !pstItp-
tion advised that they were furntshsd
at all times with dlssectlng material by
the anatomical board Of the state of
Georgia and for tflaf reason could
not use the body pf 40 man who had
committed suicide here. Before AZ 81
Walden killed himself In an Anderson
hotel Thursdays he left q note In
which he said tlla8 he wanted his body
sent to Atlanta Tor use in the Atlanta
Medical college. {e Was taken from
the hotel to the undertaking parlofS
Atlantis, aftee s.s..s.sS Iia was btified
in the potter's field at the county
poor farm. Il
This brings 10 d conclusion "a case
Of considerable local interest. There
were q afmbcF or features connected
with. the case which Anderson peopIe,
could hardly understand and some
things in connection with the man
taking his lifai will never bas known.
Jnst why ne came to Anderson FOR
this piIfpoga wIiSIl he could riiaye. aCz
it IN Ggeenyiile Is hard TO
sec into and why he waited until
Thursday wight 10 accomplish his PIir--.
pose when Il could have been done
Wednesday, night In accordancn with
ilig original plans Is also hard 10 uIle
derstand.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-22
NGTTCR.

Notice Is hereby gl7en that the next
teBrfar toachefB examination will 30
hblA on Friday, Nay st the court
aatlsS IN ABdefeoh. 4, All teachera
whose Certificates expire this year
aaA nil those tsachers tsachink here
bil ceftssieatea from otaer counties
eye sA 1hasted to be present and stand
ehls exhfniERtiOn. The examination
sill be based Ca subjects ordinarily
eor tAaellera' examination aild
siii begin promptly Ct o o'clock.
Uhtn May1 ). b. EELTON,
EllpS inc#ttUn for Anderson Co,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-22
SHOW BgrEEM F0R DIR. FRASER
Friends Here Raise Purse for Him 20
Take Rhrlna nagEae

Friends Here Raise Purse for Him 10
Take Shrine neEEae
Wishing to show their appreciation
aud esteem for the Rev. w. II. Fraser.
D. d., pastor of tho First Presbyte-
tian church OF this city, Is business
men OF the city made up a purse suf-
ficient In size TO pay fer DR.. Frazer's
taking the Shrine degrea In Charleston
next Ttursday DR.. Frazer went 20
Charleston Saturday to cake the Scot.
tibh Rite degIee. and this niornlug the
following telegram was addressed to
him there:
Hero arrsnged for yoa TO take
ShriHe degree with compliments OF
Anderson friends
DR.. Frazer Is exceedingly popular
with the irsn OF the city, and it reduir.
ed only o st1egestion on the part of
one Inap for the purse to bs quickly
raised. Dr.. Fraser will be acconypa-
nlcd through the initiation BY eight
or ten men OF Anderson. along with
many others from all sections of the
state.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-22


~. s fesesis h AID man
returned slsItAy nom easnln
sAilb d ne slg. ba
PIE tgs ii isss s .lsla. sf.
silssa pstAosist ffEes saliye s.
- = I',oss 1lssl 4 = m
tes tD tos4nsas ID ia FOR asiof4
~ t1 tabs actfe mai
lieibs 8lfu Iii in1a
sissa. ia said
49, >sssss1l Il - H 3 IN rltf
i1tis s4srphefa of 'she IN Ekslll Z
7SII7I 1N7Ii i0IlElI I, Tl fleS f{k4
ts7fa 4 6zl.
50 fset ina wks 81 tH ad 8
'Cas0Rel
Qll 7Tll1cI /, ~ ~ fiifilt
3 nor a ~ fek ltefst a.
fllflsk sf1saa to 1llt.f I,;ik sse i
e p FeFy eleses Spns Isn
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-22
iHRs. HlRTlH WINNER
m ia nlElrn Esnnnnaea
UU HUEEh t6U6IillHi
AWARDED BEAUTIFUL VASE
FOR BEST EXHIBIT
MANY COMPETITORS
Addresses a. the Theatre Attract
ed Anderson Women From
All overst sths cOursy

# . Z q
Tho frat flower day" ever attempt
ed by the Anderson chamber OF COM
ilerce was held yesterday and SIN.
other success was registered up for
the secFetaFy OF the chamber. Live
" interest had been manifested in
the event for the last several days
and those who, have been agitating the
'inattef said last hight that they were
we'll pleased.
One of the principal features OF
the program was the award OF the
handsome brass vase, offered for tho
best senerai objection OF flowers sent
IN and placed on exhibit 1t the, Shanl.
herIof cfltllnerce. This prize was won
by Mrs. james Martin. while the ex-
htbtt OF Miss Annie Wakefield eg assss
county was q close second In tie
opinion OF the judges. Tho vase WIS
awarded to Hrs. Martin. 8
4 All told there were uPobably gao
people 70, attend the event and 1t is
the gegerai 0pinIon that this affaIF
Will result In the organization of a
peEInsnsat flower association 10 hold
annual ilnwer shows In AiidersuI
The addreeses heard at the theatre
were fine, the instructors from Clem-
son college making q great irlpres-
sion, while every one OF the ladies'
present enjoyed the splendid reel of
pictures THE Flower ParaGe.D Tie
day RtIs b asuccesB and It Is hoped that
this may result In n permanent or
.ganization OF some kind 20 promote
the growing OF Aowere in Anderson
county.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-22
- 9ss OFF Err
GETS A CRUISER
Has Eaaad Chnfnn e -. =, 2,
don at Nssypogt sothCr
ityeS In olsbia
The state. Columbia.


& conlmsnder George washington
JSsilllaan S. ST. has bean trans.
isEFed Ace tls last issue 81 nae
Navy ssd sarIRa CORPS Register was
EIpubs istied a from sec cIllInsTd lof The n1Sl
81 tor 20 81 Hon at M Nssr0lt, Ii. Il. !,
ihlendsr l1f tiftss cI sr
Flais Scislt q tie litter 50 sei
several s ago I'll Isl An X graIiclseo and
has since taken hersto Moxican wat
erR, Ha had tJeen 10 charge of ftfc
Newport torpedo station Since EIaysf2,
1911.
li1andef williams 81 g only 43
years. of age He entered the naval
academy Septaniilor % !, 1856 He has
had is years and tliree months os asa
service and 13 fyeara and tlSfea
months Of shpfe duty. he seas With
Dewey IN the Spanisf AlE9rseaIt war
and was one of the q glf51 iTaI 81 al ea
when he sssiSIIod fIabanA after the war!
VIZ sssssssst n ut e & HsstIt ffdnl
gl,Arl sstln for Panama. OoulIiantteT
aRtl liams Sfas xaelftipo 0fFl car uf the
utana, iich conveyed from Char.
lestcl the North EarnIin!ag ca which
VIZ, the pfe6ideslt The 09nolifa an4iifie
oElscer os the North Carolina ON thst
cruise. by the Way. ~; 40 Victor Blue
scf Mari lans now ehEes of 4he has saau of
Ion with the rank 81 rear ma
tiifal.
Comma der WI lialHs is Bof pf
tho late W. "a, Williams. n ca Afefs
s7Tlttv veteran Tor many years aaci-
tor Of Pork county. HE mot her. Mrs
MARI Hams Isosv reaitseg IN Coz
A1tnbla. II is Senate street:
e Phe filevesand Is D srafsery of the
third Slaas, mounting ten Gums She
IS of I, 800 tons burden, iias engsnee Of
3sle0 horse power and is a Swiis-
SCREW crattl
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THE iocg DC the N;Eti6hHl
GuaTd, 4be EiiGemen. CO. e,
list South iis volunteers, ill
hold their ifisI Th6EsdyS
might Tlis - much fntere led
In devetop1i Ita IN fexico and are
ready 10 rebp5si6 to the call for yoIln-
teeFs4 Fao!lo ts ths Muster H0Il
of the com hanS =
IS 3, ipuis F9 SO
IS q
End, Lieut. (. t,s
q 3,
LIST. sarE =, si =
John Q. Ehehref.
s5efEt ifi3i
leriir ifsott. itss. 55
%. 4 Toa 5tflee, ~ ,.,s
ISss AZ
Gllaa. llins.
IL Brown. Z
(shas ]. fFegter,
John r. I,annell. !
JOS. NJ. MoEgold,
3asiey, IIsrgS0n q.
Rpffisss sFileo. L. z
Byr1iin. jos. r.
ByIufi1, Farshall II. 3 4 =
: GospSr, NJ. u. Il
Eiemah, Homer r. s
+ Hey 5ohls
Grey. Valliesd u.
GalIlAssi, NJ. Holla5ta
IL GasgoWay,. Jos. b. y
tEeyeu, II, Il, ls ~ ,.
Hayes. w e Z,
< Z Eres. I'll. Duane
Efnb5afd. John ~ !. 81
Hunt, w. G.. & x !: 8
JeiIs, WiiIEsfn Z.
3 iKIEy, II. ., Z.
King u. u,
Iat0y, rank ,s,.5
Iaini evey, FsrSss =.
Issndsis0yAlEy, John u.
Eajar, esilsei II.
Hlcts g0Ts GSrisntl.
Afecuiiy 1Ott. II 5. i,
Means sielyifi n.
Alartit 40sla.
Norgyces i tf6wall "a.
DrtnianJ II ~.
Opt j
art 90. r. III.
= = -; = 1Ss=sF5 - n.
smith SIS
sfiios flale.
Vebs 9Eafnld Il.
slse, lli.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-22
N0TTCE no cREDITORS

5IIzIrKH GBDIubl
the cktaf 0f Mary C'aFIat0p her, decd, I,
are hereis, rDtified TO pfaseEi shein
property prcReni to the undefaigned, !,
SFstfir TIE time 1feBcsiheA by iasr and
those tztsntad 90 mako settlement.
5=EE-s7T I5fIil UT4I1 N. .EE;{4RI5TOFHER, {;
lxectitor.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-22
NOTICE SlsTl1ls

$@ All perspna having eiaiFsls "a EztHai
the estate Of gg. w. Wilson, deceased,
are hereby notified 70 present item
y.nperly proven 10 the Una Sned,
withln the tiitie pre- edcFibed by law and
shose ildebted sosffihke aetti iennefit.
GEO s.. WILSON,
u Executor
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-22
NaNWT -
LEG IL
MYHAHgRANNssGa
W. q q 4&sSGssk
RnAn TAY N0TfnEl

The time for paying Communication
k0aA tax has been extended by the
B6slfd until May sst, after which time
tlie books will be turned over 20 the
collectors and the usual penalty Will
81 6tfanhnd
>. Mack King, County Supervisor.
Ss2stg sftE 40. Ia.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-22

I
= 20 Have lp Tlle;F
E6Eis ald say Ihss Egclso.
sisIoa WIN sro


aderao.s men HflsQ lsye bgen
1Fos 30 earsitstiS siisiE tlie lest
f1itHi isht Tor q ies sstSt 81 And eks
he Vi IS gl III 80 III laid
feFla4 60 ~ ~ re IS e tlsfsss
.p tho Nhgle prOpp lliea tsnd dsi:s lil
ilisgu
0nb fae II ti en- a
anoS for q iIse N notHi sgisl
E4e IS lss "a al flie srt llss s
tIsiSfs us,I6 10. not 50 4 ilyE
stpts that Il 3 had d eEsFI
tiissplef$ nk lsefh ala very bits
lAti9 shout "a rst5a istel sis
les here bSst - 5 1fe3 how fIl
Ht6aEt hey 4,sSBad
18~t is Ria Sion. 81
ls Ha eFstooe Me 1ieltr Wtil
lsipw % alipgs tscp:
THE I'D 9Fph III
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|qereiaked kI7kiinfs 81
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neliee 90 essa At3fe
st Sling u ~ y 4
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Mrs. Query OF C0iugnbia has ar
rived In 81 Is idtF to- SD end tie summer
ssith shar mi 81, ls.rs. n C BiclEsan
on East orr Street ssSi /
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81 81 81 ),
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r. Is.
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NfrsY and f.gEs. r. n. s.:sg hare re-
turned frorn ITnion county, n. G.,
where tIssSg have been yis1tifig xeia-
fiyes.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-22

70 ka@1Ss9Ast kAal9s 81
b d
D o 90 o . 90 D . o . d.
Mrs. yict6r Dob5ins of Bolton was.
shopping IN needy yesterday.
Hrs, Virginia Norris OF westthinster,
was shopping in.tsie city, yesterday.
ces. Sullivan has rssurhed from q
short business trip 10, AbbeYiIIe.
Miss Epesba Hunter Of. PendIetoni
was shopping u the city yesterday.
William Fsnt of T0NnyilIe was sn.
the city yesterdsy fora few hourss
". y. McciintocIt of 1reenYilia was.
IN the city yestesdgy fora short stay
Efrs. Reid Shefard 81, Willlainstoti
spent 9 few hours In the city yesteF-
day.
aGr. and Affs. q. p. tshiFiey sof Bbltnn.
spsnt q few hctlrs in the city yester-9
q y. Bell Of eeeeaylils sap among
the isitors to spehd yesterday IN tie
= :s; s 1Ss ss fsR Z ss
4. B. Bfeachsln = og GraanwSod Isl
spsnding today & The city on blsi-s.
H. p. .saicPhaEI 81 the Neai's Greek
geeeion was In ;tlie, city yesterday on
business. ~ s..
q. n. Shirley oE Hodges spent as
few hours I'm Anderson yesterday 'on
business. "a.
Js R9beftsdtl Of augusta, Ga.F aiss
hpeEd ding few Days In the city on
l'buBiness. "a
81 Sam KfcAdaftls OF Iva was among
the hflEineaa Vihifnra tn srAa...l --.:1
day IN the city.
Moo. TllUFntoh 6E FIartw6II, Ca
iBias IN The city yestardtly for q Few
hours on blisineaE. easse5 -. IS z. q Z
nj. sisii MIS-. II. 3Drnlzworth OF
fiie settion were sIi0hpI sing
u ne city yeatersiay. 4
slf tie Spslker-sFF
Ia t,gaH siiiiotis the =
tors lia tho dity iest
r. w Stanhsil 9f Fesntgood spent
q few hours iiia ID city yes ~ sz
guest at the !GsiidaUfa hotel.
g. spiItis slls
spend p citstg
Rafut Has he'd fSEiS
Jed nnviiIe. II ~ ies 8 to HAS ls8ess
span1In few rlcn6s.
HIS. 81 S 81. airs. X, a. Camp
sBsli nsl 0R Belton
were IS, ypu - & ssn ne elf yest tefday. i1
shaw cs Gni6fnbia Eere in the city
yesterday, guests Ut tho iduoia ho-
tel.
Eirs.Y and fgEs. y. n. s.ssg hare re-
turned from ITnf0n county N c.,
where tI.sSg have been yisltifig geia-I
sfiyes.
Mrs GueFqy Of Coingnbia has afs
rived In tlle 5dis to spend tie SunlillsE
with flser ulf klisr; sssrs. d. G. Dicltsa1
on East orr Street
|R. Is.
{ ! 9. AZ s3..s &
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ARKIYA1s

llls5, - 3, ; ss.s. Z. ~ -
ST. q: 4. - =, ss.ts
No. sE. = -.
No. ~. -, Z
M si,.
No. 4 1. 80 =. = !. IS.
30. 4l5s. 8. X
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-22

isiia M. DnnlrwortIt o
fiIe IL ttton were sli0hpi5ii
In ne city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-22

shaw ce COinrnbia sere in the city
yesterday, gdssts Ut tho lciiduoih ho-
tel.
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g. SEiItlI 81
5eotffin y Giik fls Sf f6
Fpstl ts CITY,
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spaatlIn few tsl9ys VI rlenas.
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Moo. TltU9tit0h 6K sTfartw6Il, Ga,
was In the city yestarttly for q Sewi
hours fbiiSiri iasH. ss is s3s5sG:s
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sb am. ~ 81 3 g. g - Z, ~ Ss s N
% Am. 1so 81 .s +. q = 81 25 IS
:16 a.nA. No - 3. ~ & 8 y :sE 81 l1
p.lia. No =. 81, ~ 9. lB h III
:26 am. lsos IS. s: /. s. sn
!: IS pm Nc. - Is. y IL 10 s9 Sf
no. 4zl +. ~. e q 6 10 M
~ +. g 80 p.Les
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Miss Epes Hunter OF. PendIelon
Was shopplng u the city yesterday.
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Hrs. yict6r pob5ins Of Bolton was
shopping IN tte ely yesterday.

Hrs, Virginia Norris Of Westminster
was shopping In tie city yesterday. 3 {
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-22

sam RfcAdatn of Iva was among
the hfiEineEA 1ihifnra tn s.A..l :--.:2 -,.-.,,-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-22

g. s, Sullivan has rsturhed from a
short business TIP 10 AbbeyiIIe.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-22

u. "a. R0bertsdiI or Augusta,
lIpsf ding d fsw days in the city on
business. a3s. i q.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-22

William Fant % ToNnyilIe Nas al
he city yesterdsy Ter a few honrs'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-07

Try Clmalenc for use in the bath.
DO always improves the bath. and. be-.
sides. IL cleans IA, tub
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-07
FORTUNE TELLER
IS ARRESTED
NINE sARvAREA FACES SQUIRE
ON CHARGE OF GETTING
MONEY FALSELY.
Charge Was Not Pushed Although She
Sold Amulet As Great "Charmer"
For S35.

Nine Saravera. OF Fulton. who
brings sood luck. prosperity aud hap
pine-- 10 an. got slightly in wrong
when she sold man what D. said 20
be- a small lump OF anthracite coal
for a good luck charm. As result
MademOiselle was brought into Jail
Ina warrant before Squire Hobbs but
was later released. lnasmuch as she
pays license AS "A ciairvoyant she -
immune from prosecution. il would
seem
A man by the name OF John shorts.
OF Martins Ferry. was the complaining
witness he claims that some time
ago. luck being against him. be- con
suited this wonderful" example OF
clarivoyancy and told her his troubles.
She stated. 10 seems. that Tor the pal
amulet that would drive away his
troubles.
He came across" ana paid the
money Luck still remained against
him and be went back TO the lady and
asked for the reason She claimed
that the charm" had lost ITS charm.
He then got wary and examined MS
charm which showed him that %
was nothing more than q lump Of coal.
The arrest was made Deputy Sher-
in Bert VI Phillips. but later the wo-
man was released on bond squire
Hobbs stated yesterday that the case
would not De brought Co trial. as s--
sistant ProsecudnE Attorney BoneKs
was 81 the opinion that q man VINO
was foolish enough 10 spend his
money in that way should lose 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-07

Mothers and housekeepers Will be
interested in the United Dairy Com
pany announcement en- Page g. to
days issue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-07
DARK HORSE MAY BE SPRUNG
IN FIGHT FOR POST OFFICE

CONGRESSMAN from the First district
VIII compromise by selecting "a third
candidate As compromise candi-
date. Charles M-nkemellcr is be-
heyed To haN, th, edge" ON the
.cthcrs IN the race. Dr. Harry Hub
bard ls also being mentioned as a
dark horse"
With ten candidate already iu the
Held and new one "Dobbing ZAP"
every day OF so. the contest iS grow
ing .utcrCsting 10 say the least More
IMAM one candidate has grown tired
TOT N"elNs "watchtul waiting" policy.
however. and has quit thN race. having
become disEustod because the appoint.
mcnt was held on until after the elec.
ton for political reasons