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The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-20
,HITA COLLEGE and CONSERVATORY of
 

Account of the meeting of the Msiac Templars of America July 2ls' to 25th at Tuskegee Alabama, the St. L. I. M. & s. Ky. will run speeia trains out of Little Rock to Tusegee Monday July goth at 130 PM wa Memphis, Birmingham and Montgom- cry, train will consist of chair cars Tourist Sleepcrs and standard sleep CTS, rate for berth in Tourist car u Tuskegee S1.75 and berth in stanaaiu Sleeper S3.25, for reservations can on or phone the undersigned.
 c. A. Hays-Agent.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-20

HENDERSON-BROWN COLLEGE, Philadelphia, Ark o Colleges for Girls the Church Two BandB n in aIoy n 
 college champions athletics
 II Preside
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-20
CAUSES 1T H5CE SUICIDE GAiETY AND HIGH RENTS ARE ASSIGNED FiR5T PLACE. Chicago Man Declares Society People Are to Blame for Decrease
 t0 Birth Fate.
CV'Nl New Service


 Chicago, July 20-Young Mr. Illus band of moderate means vino aacri. fees his pal enthood that he may live in q flat with a sood view Of the lake and Q southern exposure, or that he may enga in polite rerelry came iu !or q scoring by W. Lesle. Bodiae. superintendent of compulsory educa. ton, in large of the city census just ccll le. d Statistics gathered SO far. -ldl+o aay- naic@-e that th lash ioaall2 apar,men, house districts of Cn.caeo, especially along the north shore, sadly lack children.
 In consid aring the state of affairs which causes a lack of children in the north shore apartment house dis trict, said Bodine. T believe the SO. ciety man Is more to blame than the society woman. Many prosperous men, you will notice, play with their auto mobile like the poorer man would play with his baby.
 Another tendency that causes race suicide is the high rent of desirable apartments. A family with an aver age income desires a good flat. Good flats are expensive. A young couple can often afford a four-room abode. which furnishes sleeping space for two. The family is naturally preju. diced in the matter of children under such circumstances
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-20

Few of our merchants realize that right now is the proper time to begin their Fall advertising campaign. Ad- vertising now will bring results when the crops are harvested. If you have bought goods for the Fall trade why not tell the people about it. Our two papers reach every home in Prescott and Nevada county and an ad in both of them will certainly bring results. Think this matter over.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-20
TIME CARD
Train Kills Two Women. One Man.

Genoa, H., July 1S.-Mrs. l. ]. Den ton, Miss May Robinson and August Tyler were killed by Chicago, Mil. waukee X St. Paul pas5snge train. the noise of which was drowned by cars passing overhead on an elevated track.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-20

All accounts due Louis Sucke es the New York Store will please ca'' there and settle at once or make a engagements to settle. All aeeou"" not settled this month will be turi'e' over to an attorney for collectloh' Louis Suckle. New York Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-20
Democrat Committee to Meet.

Jefferson City. Mo, July POD. C. McClung has issued call for a meet. ing of the Democratic state commit, tee in Jefferson City July 2S, to select a meeting place for the state plat. form convention, which, under the pri. mary law, meets Aug %.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-20
JUDGE CARTER EMPANELS
 GRAND AND PETIT JURORS
In Spite of Light Docket Opening Day of Circuit Court Shows Usual Number in Attendance. Grand
 Jury Put to Work.

AJ ten o CLOCK CnlS morning lHe July 1914 term of Nevada Circuit Court convened, Judge J. M. Carter presiding, and Prosecuting Attorney Haynie present for the state. The grand jury was selected an5 in lengthy charge to them Mr. Carter told them their duties and asked them to look carefully into the affairs of Nevada county and not to lose their time and uselessly spend the county's money. One thing especially was mentioned by Judge Carter and that was the violation of the act prohibit ing fishing or catching fish other than with hook and line. The grand jury one year ago had information on vio- lators of this act but found no in- dictments. They did however, give warning" to all violators and the jury this term were asked to thor oughly investigate this matter. The grand jury selected and who are now in the jury room are as follows: F. F.. Murrah, foreman.
 Sam Warmack, clerk.
 J. A. Hood, financial clerk.
 Grand Jurors
 J. T. Hazard, Albany.
 Clint W. Hamilton, Albany. W L. Britt, Boughton
 o. A. Phillips, Caney.
 Doyle Westmoreland, Caney, Ed. E. Alsobrook, Georgia Thos. J. Gentry, Georgia. J. M. Kirk, Union.
 Thos Shell, Jackson.
 w. M. Momby, Boughton. P. H. Herring, Parker.
 P. H. Gullick, Redland.
 H. E. Haynie, Redland.
 H. J. Butcher, Taylor
 J. NJ. Bonnet was appointed to act as sheriff for the grand jury.
 Petit Jurors
 The petit jury was then selected and sworn in and court adjournel until 1:30 this afternoon The petit jury is as follows:
 T. E. Blakely, Jackson.
 J. C. Ingram, Jackson.
 A. P. Jones, Missouri.
 j. A. White, Missouri.
 Andy Crumby, Emmet.
 Clarence Jones, Albany.
 A. J. Martin, Parker
 N T. Barr, Redland.
 Henry J. Cummings, Redland Lank Cottingham, Georgia C. E. McSwain, Alabama. J. T. Butler, Parker
 Virgil Armstrong, Emmet. Albert Hamilton, Emmet. Geo. McLelland, Redland. k. F. Strickland, Redland. N 4. Fairchilds, Caney.
 $. W. Chamberland, Caney. F. NJ. Cross Caney.
 w. s. Hines, Emmet
 Jno. T. Norman, Emmet
 w. S. Gladden., Emmet.
 T. F, Honea. Albany.
 F. M Rhodes, Georgia.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-20
Wnrnan Rnrred tn nsath

Murphysboro, H. July 20.-Miss Lillian Hrabik. daughter of Frank Hrabik, merchant, is dead of burns received few hours earlier, when gasoline on her clothing ignited
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-20

HUSTLING man under 50 to in troduce our Memberships. $50 to $500. month. Write quick, I-L-U 2479, Covington, Ky, Advt
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-20

There were two cases set for to- day and the first one was No. 1927, s. r. Davis vs Prescott & Northwestern railroad, wherein damages were asked for fruit lost in transit. This case was continued until January 1915 term.
 The other case was No. 1342, State of Arkansas vs Abe Graham.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-19
2 L.ANININlGs III or
BOOS
snpea That AEran gsraers Can
Re Peffertsd TO Send oas
Parry Next Week

aa d.
II was said at the chamber OF eom-
lmerce yesterday morning that the ides
of sending cut d booster PARTY frons
this city IN auto ifaa 10 kE... = ....-
ma a1oIning counties in the interest
or the Anedrson chautauaua had by
no means been ahap dor. I'd Eae.s =. ~
a. ly,naley, che secretarys said that la
had been too busy to set the fsair.
worked mp, but that he felt sure ne
could manage to secure the NECESSARY
number of automobiles. X
DdiEs E1Esssiaiiss plans 10 take the matter
In hand tomorrow and try TO aFyangs
for The exped It ts hoped that d
start ran be made shout Friday and
the remainder OF tho sgeak assnt In
visiting thee near-by towns and tel Hing
them Of whAI fsatures wlll be here
while the efanfanaua IS entertsining
Andefaon from April 2s TO May
It IS Haid that the sissofnobiie owns
ers or the city stand ready ana willing
70 Iurnlsh their ma chimes for tslo .tsiIs
and II Is = fore 90! cOnSiasloa thiss
pas gers VII be easy TO ilfld.
{. It WI I'D mean niseii to The nEla uts suesln
assoelat atf1n IL tile "trip 81 + fastls end
donbts tsess ie VIII result Il mekiny he
1fecaipta twice as q. VIII Be tho
Icase if the iaeH IS not worked 6itt
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-19
an THR A. z. Z. GHURca.

Miss Alexander, lfissioRary In India,
WIZ Speak to Young People.
The Associate Reformed church
Sabbath school at 10 q. M Mr.. G. II.
Mcconnell, superintendent. All the
ared LESSONS. Something new for
tlpared lessons. Something new FOR
the "Fellowhelpers Class. Preaeh-
.ng by pas..s2s at IL so a. m. subject,
rhe Resurrection. - e
At 4 p. m. Miss Minnie Alexander
sho after seven years OF ynnsualIy
-zoss5TuI worK as missionary In In
dia is home on furlough viii speak To
|. he Ju:siG-- Y. p. C.. Uiinion :, 4!
h A cordial welcome viii be extended
.he boys and girls of the community
"a fhia aarnina Ma 4 -. !; !;
interest the young people greatly.
At p. M. Miss a AIexsnder viii lee
ture; exhibit cufsoss dress girls In
Indian costume show some discard
ed goods, etc. "a ~
Miss Alexahd lectures are a
treat i. Z, s.
There is not q dull moment ig one
lis at all interested In Tndia,s condi-
kion and needs n
All most heartily Invited to this 8
y. m. service.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-19
SlJNDA Z s 90
Max Y y sTs


-
teachers and p,ifi IS Of st. 5e1nss
thc5ist Sunday school have lsoea
ss0F Ss..s .ss g taroitshout ali az last week
TO make q fasaf hf ker ii Point
af attendance sssefr church.
They set e high wislaf mark last sun
day when there Eara astuss 7ff
students nTA =, 4 III fhe sss,in5.svs
seIlooi me sas am .;,E V@si vs,,sI
sFs said yestepdny hsa seere eos
ifis so increase eve this safRe nnias
ber today Il q HOPED TINT they ifl
have 800 people IS a shndtsy school
room thie Elefnl 60 & sap eEsfs-
gendent 0penS lssa The
Iciass taught s. ~. &. 8. 4.If0si jjs
TEEe record sar t5s4 res
mar isahle a q Il t Il 81 III
day ST. John s * bly, ran X 4 Il
ether churches lH ne eilp ii noillk
0e attnedance.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-19
vERnILLION may DIE
FROM His INJURIES jjGljfiliiEi:SS
DUNG NAN is IN SERIOUS
CONDITION
BACK is BROKEN
None Of Others Injured Ii Fell
OF RalcOny Friday Are Sc.
r, " Injured

Information received in Anderson
estefday from Due West was to the
effect that W r. VermillioR of Dom
IDS, injured Friday night when the
aicony OF the new music hall at the
'ollege for Women fell, is hardly ex4
ected to recover. Mr.. Yermiilion Was
ausht between the falling tinibers OF
he. balcony and one OF the pews and
uEared n broken back, as sywell as In.
-.ernal injuries. Yesterday st was said.
hat his body was partially parslyzet
and there is little hops held out b.,
2he attending physicians for his recoVl
sry. He was taken to Columbia yes
terday and placed in Q hospital there
Mr.. and Mrs. Prpe q. clinkscaie
md Mrs. Albert M. Sharpe of Ander
son we're at Due West. whea the af
fair happened and they give a yiyiSi
account OF how the balcony slowI.
carasned to the hoor and the mad ex.
:itement following tie catastrophe.
Taey said that on the whole the au
dience behaved in reEnarkE hlv an.
imnuner. s. ~
It is expected tbat the work OF re
placing the balcony Will az once be-
begun and will be given the mos.
careful attention this time Ii in AFT
impossible to determine Just what tii,
1amage viii amount to but 1t Is nm.
derlftoeti that the s;harIotte archftacts
mo drew the plans for the buildinS
have q man on the scene In al, seifor
20 ind out what caused the chains Il
give away and TO make prepaFatioriS
for replacing tAat portion of the build
Sng suffering he most DAMAGE ~ y Z 4
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-19
or
Eev. Janas lsr es
EresH Gu ii,

u ~ dprsen paUpIs 81 tA 3 Tut afasi
iialth. have been asIse 10 meet 4
p,clce tair eOii q lbs 81 81
6chpol iiiIdlng on IS { Bfa ikea sseet,
~ y slieh tIfas It yFsll l5S -
By. Rev. Jaiaes D. cl ksreet,a
!; .ysas. psstof of ne ssl ehaseh
It Is atoed that afa saesisfe
Here Jhia aftegnoo1i IS Tor 81 i M
ef trying 10 estabisals = lstlsefaTl
cIlhe1k - x lie eefsoi fit,s SieVtr
heeis & ei;frei of CATS + eia ala
shellss it is sfiS 5la afa
IlllIIflli;T lVf tlEElIpFisIls IIEga IlstS SOW.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-19
* s. 81 = 81 :. * - = = = sas 3 #* . - y 4 y
ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
Items Of Interest and Personal Mehon Caught Over te
= Wireless the Streets of Anderson
= **#** = So = s. s.. **# y * + *%
Greek and Negro
Fought A Gatfle.


One OF the Greeks connected with a
local cafe was doing in a chair at
the back of the chnp-suey joint yes
terday when Regro drayman drove
back. Evidently the Greek was dream
Ing deans OF war with the Bulga-
rlahs or something of the KIN because
he awoke with Il stare and lift on the
negro, pumpelling the poor fellow
severely. TIE negro, did not attempt to
defend himself untfl the Greek seized
"a whip from a hoy's hands and began
to belabor him with it. The negro
then landed u solar-plexus or two on
his antagonist and put him out of
commission. However. the Greek came
back with carving knife about a
yard long and made desperate Efforts
10 cut out the heart OF the enemy.
They were finally parted and they viii
he given q chance to explain tho whole
thing TO Recorder Russell tomorrow
morning.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-19
LauIans DID Not
Heat 81

g. ton, coanty superintendent
of edueRtleIl, returned yesterday froT,,
lsa ems Hfllefe he went 10 attend the
.Alatirens County SshS,oi day. M 1sal-
ton said that IL did not see any de-
sided ifapt oyement In Laurens over
the tleld day held by a Anasfsop schools
tts said that the eSh hibits from tfie N,
5riolsl scllocis we're naore ngInsron Us aIiit
perhaps better ali tOsil than those aeen
here but that he al n ncs eonsider me
showing made BY Isaurens snperioF
70 the displays of the Andersoa
schools. Z. go !
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-19
EhAtanGng Nan
Git TOinOrPoyy.

Eaiph r. Hratt; representing the
Rednatti Chantanaua arrived i51 the
CITY inft fAi54t rs.a s.s.e.s--.---
UP tile chautaaqua work. heer putting
the lfnihhing. touches on all tha planE
Tor the eplendiG chaatauqlln week to
be hsld In Anderson The outlook feg5
the week here Is very bright. The.
Tickets have heell SONG at d lively rate
and dndirgtlons are that Anderson
III iasi,s;a financial sticceas out or me.
venture aild Eat the same time the pso
pie qf the city have an opportunity 60.
see and heat Home splendid PERFORM
era ',ss -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-19
cheddar schoe.
Closed Session.

Prof. "A. ". Meredith OF Gheddar was
In Anderson yesterdHy. RaP. Meredith
has been teaching che Chel ldar school
and told d reporter for Tho IhSeili-
gancer that this years work was TAR
better than any he had ever accoin-
pliahed before. Splendid CLOSING ex-
eTciaes were held ut the school Thurs
dsS night Consisting OF recitati lions,
dinlogues, etc. and the neat sum of $50
Ras realized. There were about $50
patrons of the school tIi atte.. u, zee
and thsy all said thar they we're pie as
ed with the work done both by uu iiils
and teachafa during the schoiastic
year. q. s.,5ss ,5%
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-19

& AtlfeuBs 4 ~ u 3S--If ire p1iaee IL
destroyed tine s6O, ,0Qe stocks os sner-
chandise of Eiberhart q Davis alia Ia.
Isinhson on Broad street, and did
s5, 700 damage to the stores which are
owned BY the Dupree estate
The fire originated In Iii store az
Elbsrhart a. Dayis, and spread rapid
~ There is Insurance q OF something
siis5F % rI,stl 90 FIsr cant. ssi *
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-19
6 son fhtls
lTA Hnn u 81 1sfa.

1ae dersOh cham bel OK sfee
receive els faVstatica Ffofn
tlse ss Trades Idnvans
tSQs @ send 4 repre- to the
a9i5nek nae tin llinli d b tisfSs
Qn Mas 7 20 tara 81
tlis con Ion win So a ms Rafel : s
lgotel lyakiiington AMI 4 sYi. -
q dai3gitl9l event III All pfbi n s.
1i9lie aiesnbcr of tn lestsof
her 81 crte erce @sif n Is sise 4 lo
iansI fsprsisas tliis cisS s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-19

Was Seis asss es.a
bsss issn

MasfgeNs khrll { i.
i. <itafsi. Fsi. IL, NJ AZ & s ss
solS C6lieRc has ac S i inti
tigs 10 tel7 ~ fn tl's III
cp3 he 81 fpae Is \ 5 .Aziss isis Is
n'aht q lslse ST ssit ~
Csad IL g
ii fsetn5 isf enf 81
And son
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-19
Exponent of
Much Advertising.

w. H. Reese q CO., realize that II
pays to advertise and carry out this
idea in ehe conduct OF the business.
They are liberal users of newspaper,
space, and are also always wide-awai1e
10 seize any opportunity for novelty
advertising. They yesterday received
q large number OF miniature Watches
with pretty ribbon bows. which they
are giving away to the children OF.
the city, free OF charge. All the lit
tic folks have to do is to ask for the
watch and they are presented with It.
While these little trpnkets are rather
a.parntun A4r IEeAi4es.- ..e..@
what advertising means.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-19
SIS PRO
THE ClAnAIliI.II..iis sil,ss

E;clasr. sT'his Is Nj Lhout 4 aoIf,t one
OF the grea test II 81 s1aIa Z j
fproducsd A tlsree reel feature tlsaf
is one continuous thTiIl after an
other. Beautiful acerer5l from - g
ms t,isTIJlg ne nand TO HAND ehc0ifYiS
ter In the last reel hoIds 5t1lI Sbeiiz
boiltd The Fea iinft; Isl his seems s. .
swendets pi. Fea tuf ifls ]. ~. 5ofnsosl
JFETHEnED H1a
eweFs, a liss9 !
ms iSslS
Coming Eaeetiay
III So Keel I'M In King xot.
8 aetneinbaE stexf AZ selgFsE
~ IIEEa Or 5 5sIEfT NJ 8 i
feeI Sold seal wi Disyer tlis
Ildes5 on aey IRWIN & Il. ST
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-19
Bailey TeaIa Is
Here Tomorrow.

The baseball tesEi of the Bailey Mil.
itary Institute OF Greenwood will come
TO Anderson tonorr0w and play the
Anderson High School at Beuna Vista
park. The locals jouraeyed over to
Greenwood Friday and played the. b.
nj. J., losing BY "a score OF 9 to 8.
lioweyen the high school believes that
they can do even better than this al
home and feel almost confident OF
trimming the fast b. NJ. i team here
The local boys will play In their new
uniforms and they are hoping for I:
big crowd of Anderson rooteFs I
cheer them on to victory. Batteries
for Anderson, Kellett and Kay, for j
M. i Bunnett and Blizzard.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-19

tspeakefR dec eil ~ .ef n lsS
g te & worst tfeslsV that cos,Id he
lafieled ek s Band bsfsoi s, M,
,tefence y III klo8e toEaFfiY9
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-19
AIill Bsya Won
From tIie Al. Il. q.

a eaaeball game was played beg
tween the fitting school team am, he
Gllclt team at Benna Vista :aarls s.assz
-Fsruay AFTERNOON. The mill faans Won
from the Academy boys be Il score 81
ls 70 After the came ygiIa over
ttlemhsrs OF TIE school team saId maj
tley had not hoYesi 10 win fIie ean1s
since aiiick mill team was s almost
aasaiSpg ofsssionai last year EIia II "a
datdyt tilies year. y s.5
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-19
Visitor Here
! aFronl aREe Ditch. .

Addison q, Hamlin of corozal, Canal
Zone. Panama, arrived in. Anderson
YESTERDAY for short stay with friends
. =. Ivs's5ss IIT. nEmIIn left An-
derspn some time ago for Panama.
but could netsgesist the temptation 10
run back home and aee how .,ti,e
folks look. He has many friends iIl
Anderson and last night we was re-
cetytns q warm welcome f7ou aieTi
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-19
Express SerBEe
May BE IinpsoYed.

Porter a, Whaley, secretary of tht
Anderson cllamber of commerce, ha.
taken up with the Southern EXPIRES.
Coz the natter OF giving this city az.
express seryiee on the early morn
ing trains over, the Piedmont G. North.
ern lines 70 Spartanburg and Green
Vile. The local agent of the express
company Is assisting Mr. WheIey in
his Efforts and fttis believed that there
Is some chance Of the additional SCI,
vice being provided. IT. would be
very pleasing 70 the public in general
and especially TO Anderson merchants
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-19
: f y l. 8 R e EL ECLAIR DIR a
p e ople Now a d avs Are
JUDGES Of SHOES

III not first sight surely after test whose
shoes do not make good quickly discarded and then booed
future "GElSBERG'S" SHOES can't help making good
OXFQRns AND STRAY HATS ARE ALL RIGHT AFTER TO-DAY.
Fashion creators the hot weather the
humanity votes yea. Aside from hot weather you
your best appearance and it's oxford you'll
and gesat "GEIsBERGs that will you just right in style
and comfort
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-19
Principal Name
0laIf fted Ii Lief.

stttt5t stffl o = Allat sss4 = q S5fs=3
ROM h typographical error sFie
principal aanas IN the iiat Of siiEssslsssss
OF sthe. Siiiith Realty Co, pnbi he'd IN
flle iltell eneer yesterday 1siernine.
wtls omitted. This was j. ~ sTaiths
VAC orgAnized the company. Mr..
sluith q president ana trensisfer of
the eonapary and , atrraiI y ssIlls nf
the dlrertorss The ITifei sencer Te@
gtsts that tlgll omission, 6t.ettrret. III :.
thougll & sast entifefy ,Iniasent ionk I!
--Ss o. -aA-A--
9IaTed Ilael
no aksSle7seIi. sf 4. ~ ,:1li
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z w. a lepsiiaas ss,s.
have been making their homo f6r TIE
iast Few months in GFee1isiIles s6ea
reneiugis1 that Drinking Parfs ffouI.-
tRin lss,fer g not nearly So nl as
being Inhabitants of s;AEy Town Ana
hays tpoYed back "a his civ srlsav
have odcypiad i house "a Esieci'ier
y. street and say Sat itlfeeis iIns tes bt
The Republican journal., 1914-04-16

also have worms very frequent
ly. Signs of worms are: De-
ranged stomach. furred tongue,
belching, variable appetite, in
creased thirst. acid or heavy
breath, nausea, enlarged abdo-
men, variable bowel action, pale
face of leaden tint, blush rings
The Republican journal., 1914-04-16
ITO BE CONTINUED
CENTER MONTVlLLE.

Mrs. r. W. Nickerson is i'll.
Misses Yuba and EdWina Berry are i'll
with bronchitis.
Thomas Erskine has sold d fine looking
horse TO Merrill Gordon.
The assessors began taking the in
ventory in this town April 9Th.
Harry Walker is spending a few days
with his sister, Mrs. o. Morse.
Mrs. Frank Cunningham has gone to
Lowell, Mass, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Moody.
James J. Clement will be candidate
at the June primaries for the Republican
nomination for Representative to the
Legislature from the class towns OF
Montville, Knox, Freedom, Thorndike,
Unity, Burnham and Troy.
At a Republican caucus held here
April LIST, the following delegates were
chosen to go to the Republican State
convention in Augusta. April 9th: J. j..
Clement, F. A. Cushman. j. G. Carey
and B. F. Foster.
DR.. A. D. Ramsay and Milton Went
worth attended the Democratic State
convention in Portland, March 31st. The
doctor contracted severe cold and went
to Boston, April Sd, for treatment at
the Homeopathic hospital. He is ex-
pected home in few days.
Charles Palmer died April 1st of pneu-
monia at the home Of his brother, Solo
man Palmer. Funeral services were
held at the residence. His brother,
Stephen Palmer of Bristol, was present.
The services were conducted by Rev. I.
R. Pentecost and ]. ]. Clement had
charge of arrangements.
Mis-. Lizzie Colson, widow of the late
James Colson, died April 3D., aged So
years, months and days. She had
not been we'll for several months and
contracted a severe cold from which she
did not recover. She leaves son John,
with whom she lived, land daughter,
Mrs. Ola Stevens of Knox, who was with
her mother the last week of her life. The
fun eral services were held April 9th at
her late residence.