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The Suffrage daily news. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1914-191?, 1914-09-26
COMPLIMENTARY AND OTHER.
WISE.

AS the s~uf!rag1sts drift about the
regard to The Suffrage Daily News.
The News came as a surprise to
NEST people; even many of the sui
fragists did lot know that they We're
going to have a paper for the cause
during the whole fair week. These
are some OF the expressions:
Those women won't last over two
sues."-This from the press room
the first day.
"Better make it a permanent
thing."-From the press room the
fourth day.
Don't you think hat picture is
a lot prettier than she really is?"-
Heard on the fair grounds.
There is an opening in this state
for a paper just like that. 1t is a
sound financial proposition.''-A Hell
II busiess man.
The Women can sure put the
pep in the paper. Comment from
a man on the Eticat column.
Really, you know, half this stuff
in the Eticat column isn't true and
the word is misspelled."-A very
literal lady.
The News will give the cause
prestige throughout the state."-A
leading daily editor.
Grand scheme of publicity. The
s~llffragists deserve great credit for
their clean, educational campaign
Amalgamated official.
The only fault we have to find
is that the managing editor is too
stingy-won't let us have enough
copies. -Jeannette Rankin.
"Surprisingly good looking in APP
pearance.'-Dr. Dean.
who reads proof on the Suffrage
paper? It's toe amusing. Objection
was spelled with two j's.''-Anti.
Your paper was delightful. read
every word of the two copies thai
were handed. me."-Dr. Anna Shaw,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
ALUMNI BANQUET

The tenth annual banquet OF the
l'"llhlr" High school Alumni assoria-
non VIII be held Ina the new Gravel
hlil school building. this evening 4
reception will be held In the corri-
uors from 20 9 o'clock followin z
winch the banquet will be. held on the
second h7or The banquet will be
served by he Nomeu's Auxiliary 10
IN" Hospital association The mem
b'rs OF the class 81 II will be taken
INTO the association and the annual
of officers will be- held The
to'l'Wlng is the program and menu.
Chilled Fruits in Ice Cases
trcamed Chicken Patties
Scalloped Potatoes
Boiled TonlHe with Asnc Jelly
Parsley Garnish Cucumber Pickle
GlaCe Hot Rolls Butter JclIv
Vegetable Salad
Nut Bread Sandwiches
Brick Ice Cream
Cake Coffee
ranged.
Toastmaster-Charles r. Pickett
Welcome TO the Glass Of laI4..'.......
r., .... Gee. o.. .... Ioastmastar
The Boy Of Today" Miss Gene Carnes
Solo ........... Rurton NfcCrobt
'Toasts and Toasters" .......,.'
o.. O.. ........ Rev. J. ". I.awther
Happy Thoughts" Mrs Ben L. Morris
Selection ...........O Quartet
Friends We Ne'er Forget ..'' quo
&C.. ... Geo.. Bert W. Hopkins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29

aria i sr7erfir- ssVe-al tars In
lll.4s1 vlrlflre friends and relative
ur and Mr. Eugene Hnfrs-E IIT
have tser tr- Edaari HIfrhmarr
bone ia Mo.lslal. Dor Il- summer
unufha
Mrs. Ida Price % W.clata. Kan. T.
re guest ~ n.r parents SIR and Nra
~ @ sar1nrr OF the <.slfn side
Er and Mrs. EIuarI Hrrhmal and
family 60 MCndetafs UlL spsl1 tns
sumner o. Jones Mills g..
Nra Howard Mctuurtrry az
Wol1sdale a|I leave Monday Tor chi
raxO and on June e -le vlI sail from
New York Tor "a .Xt"uded European
Mr. George Beckett who uuderW
an operation 90 fhs North Mhe-lill
hospital Is recovering o. c-Iy
Mrs. ". S. sutton aas iu Washing
Ton. Pa, tle guest % friends on Wed
ne-day
City Treasurer WIN NcElroy aud
Dr. 7 n fazkins lsff yesterday Tor
lui.auap polls 90 attend TIE auto racss.
John g. Arbenz. student tu the den
tai department Of the Ohio State
university. ls home FOR fhe summer
vacation lie viii return 90 Colum-
bus .n q few weeks 20 attend the
summer clyriCF.
city Treasurer William McElrOy
left yesterday for Indianapolis 20 at
tend the automobile races.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29


r.s. t DIAL.
o. o.
.r ard d.. r t.. r
a-a .rft fe-e early r Aa-.. are ha-. ~
fs-e t--r rar, r..- ....t.-s .- ..--
r-Hr ar. N.rI.H..r
lrHf - II Ensr- drove .r ra-- s-H-H
--.r Grove r hI- Fcr1 osr r-t r 49,
i- ana a,-. sam rot.-..- ,.t r...r
H-Fs.- - F.r. rfHf 49,. .
EHrHrs @ hf- .r. Nrs r.-... d r....
AR ard Nrs ffrHrHrr asr-.s ...
A'r- John Wr.rs-.ar % n..r.......
ven. guest. 20 ST.. Mo-. ..-...
DAY
Mr. ard Mrs. Ta.r- r.s.r.... .
frrrI.. Uf Esth.-hsr. uIIl --.rf .....--
row .-H ~.rf.r ,...s.-s ....
Wheeling c-se.
frarh Peters ~ Nr.-I...... fa -...,
.r- Id 49, ro-... 81 '.I. ...r T
.rs7n.
SIR and Ms George k.,-t~ 90 r....-
store. ana AfF and SIR. ~ = ,.-r. '-
Wood iii drove t1 West aI.s4rra-
Co visit William roaa. 81 49,. -
covering from tNe s~rrra ~ i..r...
uH.ut accidentally rs..fv.r -.
81 eekS ago.
ana. community h. BENG 5.if 49,. .-
tne John shepherd grounds ~ No.
fuE rrs.k one " fr. --.-.. r..,
W. p caldwell % Ne Ourst usff d..
Mrs . m Ferguson ta1 A. r.- -.
her mother Mrs b D. H.--I..'-.
tufttEs.4iie. ". Va Ms IT.r-.-..-, h.
ne vie 81 "a prominent rh,Sir.aA T.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29

frr.f tsr yesterday evening" -or
their bone .1 Lolse Irass. Eul..
J q. Crawford. % Falrmolf. vas
hlsiress visitor IA Wheellng yes-
-srtay
Howard ? Wolfe riu attend the
state track ard heid meet % b. held
to-morroW ~ Fairmout
Paul Bailey. % Pittsburgh. vii
pend Decoration DAY With his par
snts on FOurteenth street
" "a Harris vas resigtered az the
Monroe hotel a. ParkersburE on
Thursday.
" = Bentley has been n PARK
ersburs on business for few days.
Vincent Murphy. OF Parker burg
viii arrive In the city Saturday fo
attend an initiation % the knights
% Coluu bus He will also visit bis
sister. Miss Eleanor. a. SIT &c
Chantal.
Miss Genevisve Carpenter. %
FalruOnt. was a visitor ia the city
"wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs Hugh McFadden and daugh-
ter. Eleanor. LETT yesterday for
Washington. - c.. where they viii
b. the guests 81 friends for week
S r Gsskell. OF Ashtsbula. o. has
fftu4usA 10 MS nome altfr NlslInE
relatives In this city.
Fred Daniels. % the Whe.liug
Mold a Foundry Company viii spend
Decoration Day with relatives in
Pittsburgh
Mr. and Mrs. Harry SOrE and fam
ily and Mr and Mrs. VIM. Craig o.
Pittsburgh are visiting r n Cochruft
Of North Wheeling for a week
DI Reed Baird and Col James X
Hall left yesterday for Pittshurg They
viii 10 10 Ledryvi Conn before re
turning 90 this city next Tuesday
Harry Bloomfield left yesterday for
Indianapolis 20 attend the auto races
Harry Bell Of this city spent yester-
day IN McMschen transacting business
Mrs. Frank Thomas. OF Buffalo. y
Y. is spending several days at Woods
dale visiting friends
Curtis Rice OF Fulton left yester-
day for Indianapolis. Ind. Vherr~ he
will attend the races
W. \ Henderson Of this CITY r.
spending several days ~ Grafton
who're he Is visiting his mother
William Imhon. has resumed his
work on the u. * O. after a brief III
ness
r. +. Klein. rate clerk for the Penn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29

Mr.. and Mrs T.. =. Tuchsnon. Of Nor, b.
'u"s tuuf street. are Iums from visit
OF several weeks 81 baltimore
Mrs. InI'Hnd MctrrthN. OF East Main
street. has been spending e. few dpys
with the family OF her brother. Euhart
llill"s. OF So. Clairey'lle.
And whsr. was o. vs read something
about new clock BOO the old tower ou
tho city buildIuE
81 clair Ifreb~urk. Of ohio state r.ri-
vcr-ltN. az Columbus. Is home for his
summer vacation.
Forest Ford the Main street grocer.
De- horn. from a visit with relatives AZ
ZrusrtiI'a
Miss Lillian Wilson 81 West Main
street 'uf.rt'iu,d tho members az th,
y. y. n club on Thursday evening.
Mr.. md Mrs Sem Corhiu. OF Chiraro
are here fHr yieif with Mrs Freu,
tHrhir. uf walnut street.
|n. three banks and all dry goods
store. vfII remain closed aIl day Ulro-n-
fHu I1r. other business houses y.frf
remain closed from o.. m until T2
o'clock
Nr. Fred WlnChsI1 o. GAINESVILLE. ht4
been spending fsw DAYS with Ir- r1r-
'nfe. 'ir end Mrs. James uepew. ~
South Broadway
D. e.. Ayers rsTr.eUrfirE the o. g.
f.rrE CO.. Of Whar'Irr called ON fr.
trade here fhie week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
About People
Movements % fndlsidyais 20
and From tie CITY
TRi-srArE ARRIVALS
At THE LOCAL HOTELS

helgr.-H. " DePere. Spencer. "
Va. JAG. A. Eaicer. UnioutOWn. pa. /:
BAN X. imam. fairmout. " Va. Al
r.. Ahhcraft. faifmontl. 81 Va Earn.
Get mccoy. Fairmont W Va Mr.
Lucy Hunter. Fairm0nth. W. Va
Hotel Brunswick ". C. Drake
Cameron, "a. Va. 5 = Metcalf. Pine
Grove. ". Va; Mr.. and Mrs. p. ID.
slater. George slater. Mar Brewer.
Proctor, " Va. / A. Bud. Park.rs-
bburg. W. Va: {. u. Higss. Woodland.
Grand centrsi-Mrs. ]. W Caster
lteilaire. Ohio. o. IS. Caldwell. Ole.
DORA. o. l.. 70 Hess. Warrington. ~
Elsie Miller. Washington. Pa
=, stsmm-F l. Koen. Warrington. W
Va. X. y. Morris. Charleston. W Va &.
g; l.. Garrett. Clarksburg. " "a.
.han williams. Chrksburg, ". Va: Z
l.. Worley, ClarkBburE. W Va: & IA
WOopter. kenoya, W. Va. W Sim
monde and Vife. Charleston. ". Va.
ID Dryer, Rowlesburg, " Va. ID j.
gibson, kingWOod. ". VAL A pviae
New Martinsville. W. Va.
Former Postmaster Robert Hazlett
VII spend Memorial day a. th,. guest
OF friends In UniontOwn. Pa
y. a Westmyer II planning to spend
TOMORROW at Bedford. Pa. In the AL
leshsny mountains
Charles Geiger left yesterday for
MINNEAPOLIS. u attend tomorrow au.
tomobile race.
I'd Hinerman. OF Moundsville. was
a business visitor IN the city yester-
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Wheat left Mon
Gay FOR New York. They will SAIL
To-Day for an extended European
tour.
george X Wheat r. spending a few
days In New York and other eastern
cities
DIR. and Mrs. Arthur westwood ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29

~ -om"WhHt spectacular ps~forul1r~.
~, Witnessed by few people on H..
..I .l.,'l IlN" west OF Shcrrard We'd
N .N'lirE 30 about o. O'Clock v,b.,
Mo- lengys mule team hen.
~ L'N'd 90 f. well drillsr near the q
.-,ii'h' fsNll'r," and took Nr NJ.
i'arL ana william Barnett "a qu4rta--
mile buggy ride no y record 49,, 49,, -
lh' men We're on their w1, 10
. -m. nome or o.. W. NcrombS when the
ed against a tsl.rhur. mole aud 49,. ,..,,
.l-l'H resulted ln -pliutered sinr1strae
a3d som" broken harness air NJ
49, E",,'ea'l lu reEainiug control
t ~ ne reached the turn in the nix.
- I've the headwater OF Horgs' Huu
w aIter patching things ur. no No.
able 10 proceed on his way '
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
ST. GAINESVILLE

ST GAINESVILLE. ohio. AIsg -s-
THE follnvlug marriage licenses we're
issued in tue fruDat. -alEsr oiNr"
THurHlaF
C'lyd. Keys. age .i. druggist. az
Wheeling township. and Hsrffa Nstz.
age Is OF ETiuEerurt I.N. John "
Ssel " bridgeport performed the cere-
muuy.
Hugh Fu-thyse. age %. brakeman. ~
LANSING ana Bessie CoHs. age j.. OF
bridgeport cd. Rev %. - Young rer-
formed the ceremony
Aaron D. nolan age 80. coal rnrrer.
~ ST. ,'lnI-rvile. and Prirhtie Scherw-
or. axe IS. .f &c. 'Inirv-IlIs Rev T.. o..
Fisher pastor uf the local NJ =
church performed the ccremouy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29

','.ii'ui concert "wednesday .,.ri,.s.
~. ''hil.riyn of On. Sh.rrard COM
l'''' g'i school sixteen members az
,L'' i"'h part and the various.
t.'lu ana solo numbers u.ra fault-
l rendered and were much ,--'---
t'''N n4 IH" audience. At the clos. ,r
program tho students ur tho -f.b
'..'! served rofrcahmeuts ir room, 81
.'I me school and The. rrD...J- 49,.
added Co their piano frrd '' were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
8. L. Club.

The memners ~ tho s r. club. an or
SANITATION ~ young ladies ~ this place.
were d~liEhffuUy entertained Weduez-
day eveu'1g ~ the home OF Miss Jean
Gincn lu the east end. The evening was
Evening star., 1914-09-28
Leave Your Little Wants
The Star Branch.
One in Your Neighborhood.

NORTHWEST.
" Op cor R. l. ave-, Parher's Pharmacy.
d e: cor Isd Macs ave- Busr FED
tn St. cor. Ctiswelrs Phsr%ary;. 9a;.on purs..
ssh 81, eop cor Pa a. sve Kanas Information Bureau
9th It.. sas. Roland Wailace's Newsstand.
eta = cor 4sGg,:s,s Sss'i rs,1n.1Y Pns.%.e''
isth ish St. St. con: coz. 81. ROAD. Flemer'. Pharmacy.
sznd St. cor. =. S.1senspd Ph.Ipssy;
aee9s,. se1i as. ave-. -. 4sos. es%pesh.: Fhs,%.ey:
"a. sve.. i7o5 Hoitsclaw's Newsstand
NORTHEAST.
e:P ep cor cor st. st. ksa.sss s
sS : Ta K ry0t'
TN st.. e cor. Il, Ye.tman.s Pharmacy.
@ i,.h st.. cor CCsp. Ismos Isncos hlk PSsimsc,.
s'n az, ave e e.. B. Mp II AeWiiIiam.: Pharmacr.
SOUTHEAST.
9Th st., cor. e. Thompson Drug Co.
Sth ST.. cor. G. Roach Drug Co.
sth st.. cor. Eye. Wellers Pharmacy.
11.S St. : cor E. prsdey Pha%scy
SOUTHWEST.
1th st., cor. d, Sullivan's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
sis Sis s.. sys :os cor prid.s i'd
n St, cor. seth. weller's Pharmacy.
ANACOSTIA.
1900 Nichols ave.. Bury's Drug Store
AND THESE POSTAL TELEGRAPH
OFFICES,
United States Capitol.
Interior Department.
Bond Building. W.. B. and A. Rwy. ONCE
1I32 Connecticut avenue.
1919 Wisconsin avenue.
11th Street Wharf.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-02-06


The Y. L. T. Cs. will iueet On Mon
day evening, Feb. 9th, at the A. Il.
Brown home, the Misses Augusta
Brown and Nina Lee entertaining.
The, subject for discussion at this
meeting will be "Christiap Armor."
All members of the class are invited.
The Congregational ladies served a
J5r sumner in the church parlorS on
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-02-06

purpose Ut demonstrating the wonder.
full advantages Of concrete posts on
the farm. One day last week four
men made y posts In I hours, posts
that fire, storm or light ming can not
effect In the least. It would paw the
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-02-06

UTH AKoT
Miss Edna Lee was a Sioux FANS
visitor Saturday.
Farmers Institutes and candidates
80 hand In hand this year.
r. P. Willis has accepted a opposition
| with the Redfeld Land Co.
Miss Currant Of Sioux Fails spent
Sunday with her friend Mrs. Clifford.
Rev. J P. Jenkins OF MITCHELL was
In Canton between trains Saturday.
Boyd McDermotr was in SionA City
last week visiting with college frhends.
Read the platform Of R. 0. Richards
for Governor. 1t explains taxation.
33-37
N. o. Stoneback and wife of Harris
burg were over Sunday guests at The
F. G. Wiggin home.
More than one ground hog came
out of his hole Monday but soon
sought cover again.
Harry Stein and G. A.. Anderson
we're business callers at Sioux City
the latter part of last week.
=" ~ r
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-02-06

DAKOTA FAR
0ooooooooooQ
* LOCAL x
1OOOOOOOoooQ
The Library will not be open Sun
days for the present.
Melvin Opperud spent his between
semester vacation at home.
Harry Branson of Mitchell was In
Canton on business Tuesday.
The Gwin Welsh singers will be in
the Kennedy Opera House Feb. 18th.
T. J.. McDermott is having a new
heating plant installed at the Ru-
dolph.
William Husebo Of Sioux Falls was
In Canton the first part of the week
on business.
Chris Hage has been very fortunate
in securing a wonderfully clean Ice
crop this year.
Carl Moe and Louie Dokken accom-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-02-06

LEADER; CANTON. sc
Simon Ulrikson has been quite Ill
for the past two weeks.
Freddie Holmes was an over Sun
day visitor in Canton.
Louie Jacobs of Lenncx was In Can
ton Saturday on business.
The Y. M. D. @. give a dance Fri
day, February 9Th at Armory Hall.
Mrs. DR.. Morrison is in DesMoin
visiting with friends for a few days.
MI. and Mrs. John Collins are in
Canton visiting with mr. Collins
mother.
State Auditor H. B. Anderson Of
Mitchell was In Canton on business
the latter part of last week.
While out shopping, don't forget
that Anderson & Skorheim serve hot
drinks of all kinds.
Henry Wallace and Elmer Knowl-
ton were at Sioux Falls the first Of
the week on land business.
Gust Dokken and wife we're visit
ing at the home of Mr.. Dokken's par
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-02-06

Lincoln county farmers TO look into
this matter as it is for their beneit.
MI. and Mrs. Tom Toilefson. of Coz.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-02-11
LIKE WILSON'S STAND.
London Papers Print Editorials
About 1t.

London, Feb. 6.-Several morning
newspapers print editorials today on
President Wilson's announcement
that he would use his influence to
have repealed the provision in the
Panama canal act exempting Ameri-
can coastwise vessels from the pay
ment Of tolls.
The Daily News says experience has
shown that President Wilson's use Of
his legitimate influence is. for practi-
cal purposes. irresistible.
The Daily Chronicle, expressing the
hope that President Wilson will carry
the senate with him. remarks that 1t
makes little difference whether the
objectionable clauses be repealed or
referred to arbitration, since 1t is un-
able to conceive that any arbitration
court would decide the issue other
wise than in favor OF Great Britain.
The Chronicle thinks that repeal
Ing tho clause would be the most
friendly. digniaed and courteous
course to pursue.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-02-11
PUBLISHER ON TRIAL.
Mitchell Kennerly Charged With
Sending Immoral Book Through
Malls

New York, Feb. 5.-The federal
district court room today held a dis
tinguished gathering Of writer's and
editors attending the trial of Mitchell
kennerly, publisher, charged with
violating the postal laws by deliver
ing to purchaser through the mails
q book that tended to "infiame the
minds and corrupt the morals of
readers" Mr.. Kennerly was indict-
ed on the complaint of Anthony Com
stock. agent for the Society for the
Suppression Of Vice.
To persuade the jury that the book
contained nothing detrimental to pub
lie morals the defense called as wit
nesses Norman Hapgood. editor of
Hapers' Weekly; Leonard Abbot, lit
tefhrly editor Of Current Opinion: j.
B. Kerfoot, literary editor of Life,
and Jermiah w. JeInks, professor of
sociology at Columbia university.
The prosecution contended itself
with reading to the jury various pas
sages from the book. To parallel these
the defense proposed to read extracts
from classical writer's, including
Shakespeare and Dryden, but such evil
dence was excluded.
Arguments summing up the testi-
mony will be heard tomorrow.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-02-11
SHOWS STOP FIRES.
In Southern Appalachians Tho SHOWS
OF December Prevent Fires.

In Southern Appalachians Tho Shows
OF December Prevent Fires,
With the SHOWS which fell in the
latter part OF December. the fire season
in the southern Appalachian noun
tains has practically closed for this
winter. The record OF Ares on the
land which the government has ac-
Quired for national forests was much
better during December than in No
vember. During November forest
officers reported ~ fires on or near
government land. while in December
there were only twelve. OF course,
part Of this decrease is due to the
colder weather
In all approximately 100000 acres
have been protected from fire during
December. The total area burned
over will not exceed 800 acres: the
foresters consider this. as compared
iwth the acreage under protection.
comparativel'' insignificant, and point
out that 1t forms less than one-twen-
tieth Of one per cent Of the area under
protection.
During the winter months Of jan
uary and February. the forest officers
think It Wilt not be necessary to en-
ploy any fire fighters or patrolmen.
However. II the snow should disap-
pear and the leaves get dry. patrol
will be started again The spring
fire season usually opens about the
middle OF February or the first Of
March. From this time until the
green vegetation Is we'll established
In May. 1t Is necessary to patrol the
woods with the greatest care.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-02-11

Quickly cured by DR.. Hobson's
Eczema Ointment c. p. Caldwell. Of
New Orleans, La. states: my doctor
advised me to try DR.. HObson's
Eczema Salve.' I used three boxes Of
Ointment and three caks OF DR.. Hob
sons Derma Zema Soap. Today l
have not spot anywhere on my body
and can say I am cured" 1t will DO
the same for you. Its soothing, heal
ing. antiseptic action will rid you Of
all skin humors. blackheads. pimplee.
and leaves your skin clean and healthy
Get box today. Guaranteed. All
druggists. soc. or by mail Pfeiffer
Chemical Co., Philadelphia & ST..
LouiS.-Advt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-02-11
Feed Miserable.

out oi sorts. depressed. pain in the
"ack--Eiectric hitters renews your
heai'h ana strength A guaranteed
!Vcr and kidney remedy. Money back
u not satisfied. II completely CURED
E"bert Modsen. of West HuriinRton
iowa VINO suffered from virulent liver
r"upie Tor eight months. AFTER four
"vc'"ns gave nm up. hc took Eloc-
fic BittetS and in now ~ w.ll man
tct bottle today: IL will do Tho so,na
lor you Keep in tba house FOR all
nNcf ana kidney complaints. Per
lectiy sale and dependable Its r,..
suUs WIZ shrpflse You. 40, and 81 90.
~. ~ lih"hl1n e. 10. rhiiadeiphi, ,a'
SL Louis.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-02-11
TIIL4MAN LEAVES WASHINGTON
Comes 70 Columbia to Appear Before
Hospital Inquiry Committee.

Washington. Feb. 5.--Senator Till
man will leave Washington tomorrow
afternoon at 5.55 for Columbia to ap-
pear before the committee OF investi-
CATION of The State Hospital for the In
sane on Saturday morning at 10
o'clock. II Is expected from what
Senator Tillman said today that he
will Immediately return to Washing
ton after his business with the COM
mittec Is finished.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-02-11

Tor American ships inserted in the
Democratic platform, said tonight;
II have unalterable convictions on
the position the United States should
maintain in this controversy APP
proval was given to the exemption to
American coast shipping and there is
nothing to indicate that senators have
changed their minds"
Senator Root sought to have tho
tolls provision repealed in January.
1913. introducing bill to that effect.
1t was referred to Senator O'Gorman's $
committee, where it was laid on the
table by a vote Of IL to /. There the
subject has rested until now.
Among Democratic members of the
interoceanic canals committee who
favor the toll exemption clause and
who still believe their convictions are
sound are Senators Walsh. Chiffon.
Thornton and Thomas
1t Ia probable that the proposed
repeal legislation will be initiated in
the house through the interstate and
foreign commerce committee. Repre-
sentative Adamson has talked over
the question with the president at va
rious times. kpows his views and is
ready to proceed.
House leaders believe the presi-
dent will make known his views In q
special message, to be sent to the
congress as soon as practicable.