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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-11
The Chlef Speakes-

I, !, Ia GRANGE, Ca, April IO.-Dr w
IT, rate. Of Columbia, s. c., president
Or the Southern Educational AssocIa-
flon, Dr.. p. p, Claxton, of Wasbip gton
onned States commissioner of Edul
cation, and DIR. j. M Phillips, super-
ntendent of the Birmingham, Ala.
PUBIC schools, are among the chief
speakers for the coming Convention
oI tl me Georgia Educational associa-
lion, according to the program an
nounced here today by T. q. Po,huI
president Tie association meets in
Macon April % to 20. -
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- ~ eSTIinEtUn, - ~ 5FiI NJ
taft of iab8F ~ orposed aonie
seaturea o8 the 7S5s ST sea e5nven
tlon fecommsa6 by Sacrettsst OF
State Bryan oil 2 pm STilI 81 - Z ms i 5
sentte fDIeiT.5 -. ..ssssss,sss; ssssss; .zs..ss
and a. d Result aa tiois siii ba
discussed BY llie lFss next NeaR
The c0tlvealins being fSa,shf ~
the Seaineia s "a; 3i6hai 5ffaon nsis'
ether labor 81 gfi5 IL
that # tiie ctslg a on 81, ffs6
Tinted Stat Yill 81 teG lg6sfsi
building up ii sl1t
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AGED COME q Deatl..

Shreveport. IA April 1O. 7eigl(-
hols whose att on Was attracted
~ the lack OF at Wig about tEse home
cf Samuel ohsn 1lar aged farmer.
near Galsliis filsSi 2 iGa Z tod found
the body Sf Cha ia the !, llis
heal8 bsdly shat - and that Sof Mrs.
gl4ndief ID tfle HaFalars, 1t
tg believed cira ii q his af,ad cbiiple
both az whom s---S.s "a sIessss.s 81 q 81
asAsA. The 7houss A been rsnsselsI
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The CANAL AND
FOREIG GIN TRADE
What the Panama Canal Means
To The United states-By
Philadelphia Public Ledger
(By AssocIated praaal. !.


Theodore P. shonts, now pres,,ien,
or the Interborough-Afetron ~
street Railways of New York, and for
nler secretary OF the second istbmian
canal commission, who held Office az as
sVGacessor of John f. Wallace. Wills
Lne constructive scheme for w.ters @
ways was being formulated. and f5e
ss.x;caNatory 81; operations were In the In
iliaI stage, has prepared for the fortf.
coming issue OF the Worlds iWorIr1 ar
article detailing the effect iofs tIls rea "a :
nam upon our commerce. and.o our nd.
val efffciency. ~ - =, z 9ut w. iel :,
MF shonts points out t,ist Al the
iass accounting TO April 4, 1918 We
lad expended a little over ss{o.ollf, :
wy out OF the sS75.OgO, 900 set asitIe nv
congress for the work. whose totsI
cost VIII probably be within 400. ann (
90y. IN view OF SO vast .an olitisys ~
was not possible that our motiyat tim
en- onildlng the canal should be wiloi,v
aitrnistie The average American Is Is
- ,..sH, Q SIyTrrII Iry;T-
clat ca advantages we shall enjoy AZ fhe
result lseH OF the epoch king abfidenehf
OF the distance between tlle AfiantiS.
and the Pacitle coasts. These. Il. is tI,s ,s
speclai purpose of Mr.. shonts To set
tVFen .ssi - ~ - 81 Z
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were FoFds and each of these ma
Chimes reached Andersor with per-
fect score. This fact was commented
upon all over the city.
The party left Anderson al 3:15 o.
CLOCK. Anderson eenjoyed tneIr s-ay
and Anderson hopes that the party
enjoyed being here. =
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Anderson Sees
Beiled BnsYard.

!, OFef acfoss the Georgia line there
Is said 3tcGbe q belled buzzard, the
said buzzard having been in that COM
munity for. years past aceoTd:1g to
oldest inhabitants. Now II is said
that the buzzard has hecoma .dlssatis2,
fed with Georgia aud has come over
10 South CaFolina, ii being reported
Yesterday that an Anderson county
farmer had saen the. bird. The man
who claimed TO have seen It could
not be found BY n reporter for The
lntelligenceT yesterday but aj farmer
was found who said that his brother
told him another man had said that
he saw the buzzard. Maybe he did
and maybe he didh't
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Wonderful How
Ii Did Increase.

Anderson's business men are hay-
ing to leave their offices early every
afternoon and now hike It home.
where they seize a agrden plow or a
hoe as the case may be and figure
that they arc getting back to nature. Z"
One Anderson business man said yes-
terday shat his garden never had
been big enough to "cuss cat in"
morning and he was convinced he
until he started plowing It yesterday
must have at least rs acres in the
tract. He proudly exhibited several
large blisters on his palms as proof
of the fact that he hadn't dreamed the
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ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
Items of Interest and Personal Mention Caught Over the
Wireless the Streets of Anderson
8 = * s. y + = - y * - s. @x - s. y = q # s. *
Promoters Are
Highly Elated,

Highly Elated.
Those Anderson people who are be-
mind the movement to cleanup and
beautify the city said last night that
they were we'll pleased wit the spIen-
did work done. They feel that the
week devoted to this purpose hasi
been we'll spent and that health con-
ditions in Anderson this year will be
far better than they could have been
had the work not been done. Great
credit should be given the Ladies
Civic Association of Anderson, the
Board Of Health and F. NJ. Burnett.
secretary of the Y NJ. C. A., as all
these organizations took an active
part In the work. The cleanup and
paint-up" week came to an end last
night
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Cadets Jyill
Visit Anderson.

Some OF the instructors OF tile
Bailey Mi litary Institute at Greenwood,
In the city yesterday with the Green
wood s,booster' party. told The Intel
ligencer that the entire battalion Of
tha Bsiley Institute, three companies
and the band would VISIT Anderson on
April goth, probably camping here
over hight. The battalion viii be on, q
hike 10 Greenvilles, where It is plan+
ned for the dets 20 chinp q week.
The fnstr ructor said vest tefday that II
had not been definite y decide just
where the battalion would camp Tor
the first night out. hut that Andersen
would noFbably he srsected II tlliai
ls asne iE IS possible that a DANCE or
seine other amusement viii be ar
ranged for the night that the cadets
will spend IN Anderson.
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Af. Foaciae Takes
HIS New Position.

J.. p Fouche. the proprietor of
Fonche's drug store in Anderson and
formerly member of the Anderson
city council, left yesterday for ATTAIN
to to assume the position Of head
prescription clerk with one OF Ja-
cob's Atlanta drug stores Mr.. Fouche
will be- missed in Anderson, both from
city council and by his friends around
the city. No disposition was made OF
uis uis ptpIp iI9TG UU'UI q tDSsT tsico ss.s S.sS
but 1t Is presumed that he will close
q trade. with some one within the
next few days. Mr.. Pouches many
friends In Anderson will wish him all
good luck in hts new home.
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urlsans, nor largely from tha STATS
Z 2 als1 ~; TINT CITY ;iIud Ifg TIpIing
anq Atlantis had been related ~ NyaS.
OrieanH, q better grotrnded nomrl Mn,
could and would have ihha,, l.,,,a-aS .t.--'s
pyS thom again the conifaItfss,s I.sst.
sion than that made iby New 0r,eay,,., I,
me Of the king tca ~ ~.
lfe committee had to ila| Sa ~
iight on the pro- 5leiii ,on1 ! ~ g
os,rne in mind that he sorhsSittS
could coflsidek priinafT IT, s,,a3 ~
tle with fefere 4 az 5 !.
panks IN this section a. ~ s -, - ~
as IN most others, tie : 80
we're the lational banks ''s''' go
The capital aud surplus 81 yirs,,,,s !
sional banks & il said aaea sts,,s. sst..,.s
per cent greater tkafi tho ni.sl ~ = 4
, plns Of the national banlts A. 'th ).
stateS OF EotiisianG aiiSi hflaais s4s,,Ss
con- including the cify ~ NS,:
Orleans, while che loRns ana crSirs, )
py the National BafiIte or Yirginia are -
7IIITi7T5 tifsirs,
loans and discounts i'm the I,atiaSsI tti. SssS
isanks Of Louisiana. includinE New; Stsss;
8nl!e the capital and surpltiH al
ene naIl0naI banka on t9eorRin ~
axceen the nnmhifad nnnSfnf "A ,5,a 80.
eliis as the National banks of TtSia
81 teS os Aiississ.ppi and Louisians
Ihe leans and discounts made nv fhe
national banks Of Georgia cxcoad ~
I 100000 dollars the loans and ara
counts Of AL the national banks 81
Louisiana and Mississippi combinafI
lnetudlnB the city of New Ogleana
he capital and surplus OF the r,a-
tional banks OF Texas amount TO four
times as much as the capital and s,ir-
plus Of The national banks az the
states OF Louisiana and BIississippi
combined, and the Individual danosifs
In the national banks OF Texas 4 isa
amount 10 about four times as much
as the Individual deposits of a HI n a.
tional banks iof Louisiana and kiiasiss-
ppl, the only states from whlhli New
0rleArs received as much aa half IS
dozen votes as first choice for tho is,-
cation of q federal reserve bank,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-11
Some Run And
Others WIN Eat.

Political runiors picked UP yester-
day In Anderson were to the effect
that d. S. Ho5son. a well known man
OF the Sandy Springs section. would
De one OF those to offer for the place
OF county commissioner, while An
drew sullivan OF the Fork section.
also mentioned as candidate, will
not De In the race. Neither of these
statements CAME from the gentlemen
themselves but from outsiders who
are prettye well mp on Anderson coun-
ty political questions.
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Goof Friday q t6.
Observed Here. +

Several of she Anderson churches
heid services yesterday in honor of
the day-Good Friday-while the
church members OF those denomina-
tions concerned observed the day
strictly. The Friday before Easter is
always observed as Good Friday in
memory Of the Sayiour's crucifixion
and prayers are offered up ON this
day.
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Iiqnique, the prtcipa pofts i 81 5C slli. ~
leperttIcly B q Q o. and 5, 100 ties tn
der the changed order c9 thiI1Fs safS
factory delivery OF things win IA ~
s;I -ssiiFsz ssSf
reThandlLng and trans hipfreJlf WIN
ee avoided and in atif7 zion i,1= q, ,syss
ad!Eants gus, the ports of !; Tie FSsSTIffifSs=
| VIII y. Pc Respea - Gre ffaQuentsy than
st present. 10 is true that only d few
CentTei and South Am Flpans ports nre
So apabies today cE giYine full cargoes
so " steam erss but s the cona Ion VI
| g 2ellanga: With the iupeniue OF tue ca
ereu and as the ports az the IIf,ifssi
States are much d carer than ti1oga a.
ssRro1 PEI the gleYeI6p II of srsl ic bss
tween his aogIt Try eti & South A al t,fica
/ may be regAt ed g s Os u Snrt 1irty.
Our n ayssl 3 enEys
tslitted f5tEtes are iiiatrib paffiys
on the tlantie alie al fiia5 Pa
cltic ocean amt ST len iE a - ees Il 11,.
10 tsansfer a vars sip from on 4 nces;I,
10 the otl Ter. D IIeiav df 80 sSr In Il
e ehcoaHssised Il ii akinfs the iSi5S5
Gown one coast To- tlie 81 tait OF A4nfei
ian &c e 81 oppus 81 coast VgItii
tilsS 2ig 81 IN e raIsal I, the Atlantic
~ y ksaG nc ileetS nf the United Sfatah
laiey be combinea iiso1 clie 6s Ava
weeks lioEteat 1t Ii anfIiffsJ y - sfI,
sg lei Panama ca & would have been
ltil ve for these c1ndf Isl 3 s q
tactl ltlg tiie navy. g. all sfefl anibef
tsIes i9sTla an iety Ssl liaRs dHflsS. :. tEe
Spisntsi- anneF can war, before the
IlFec tleHl Appli Einf Of wire less4 "a 81
e1rapny4 tiie f65k cras efeeen vas
ordered from the Pacific to tAs a IS
tatiale With sIle laneA ef :
tAeled BY 8 56T III tie erl etlIt an
the 1eugnay ae ofeeaE left San
'FhIcfac0 on March &. ] lssS assd sFls
sof h:il+.sssss ssSs1 a. Until slie cd
INTO the harhsf of u fe anei80 on
AteEis 81. This CRUISE ng lie OreeOi :
as de tiuE ~ a. y
across tli 3 ia 1ragli OF siaIsias zFofii,l
z. ssts IN IN slsste es y as 4 ID ssss 10,
tent lflllEe 81 btsf DIR iezls
Glators as Ssnahia ton "a vote f0r tlsa
canat q he II nee fllft ii he a.
g4ntit an IA ~ 1tass aay hs com
.blIssd strcn lnFs 5tiee 81 Il ii6s 81
8 : 81 S-s--S1ss sssss -
tlntta1 States sftibne tho h4fldna ~
the world, het wlll make cufs naisy
iq9se ssle il - Ise s is5 i,e COM
si9efqa ufssf w;fseii ,ia Ian $ ~
seI way IS opened foT rhSf ION
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-11
IFIiI RetnrIl Home.

Mrs, Thec FInnt, who has been
spending the winter IN the city, being
o FclerlE In the office OF the supersn-
:.ssss s. .se saacatian recetved q mss
sage yesterday to tie effect that her
naotiiGr WAS III az : . 57SiS !siiSS, Mrs.
Faiit Viii 80 % f3HHeille soSiay SC
be at her moi 0kier's beusidG H1f AM
def1on friends trust that he mother's
Illness may not be serious ana that
she may De able 20 return TO Ander-
son With within II the next few days.
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nlehm0na u. lgaItiinora.

Tending It's selection OF Hichs
nsGfd sra her than baltimore or Wafh-
nNton, ths committee said :n Dart:
North Carolina, South Carolins.
and, Virginia preferred to be canneetN !
ed with Richmond. West Virrinia
was divided In ito preferences; MARY
land and the District of Columbia. az
course. desired Baltineora or yyaahiIi 3.
ton. In the poll of hank MADE direct
Is BY the camptroiler,s office: R.qiis
nond received more first choice aslls
lots than any oslter &c ~ In the dis
trict IS1 against 12S Tor itimora.
30 for II Plttsbur&, 2S for Columbia. s,
C,s 81 for Cincinnati and l25 for IEtsli-
IinRton, d. G, OF the = remaining 2i;
votes 10 were sar Ga 10 Il d n. ,JC, and
2 for, New sogl &. Z. G6asinR ont the
Statss5 Of Aiafs land and VtFginia Rich
mend reeaiyed from the rest OF sha
district three times as fiany fret
clloice votes as we're cast TOR Baltiz
1nore ,s
!. District No, 8 IS coinpused 81 the
tates of kiaryiase vifRlrl Vest
~ ~ > - = - - tinsSt
North dlia ssaiSth Carolina. afiii fhs'
Elsstriet ef Columbia. These atases
Sllaye Hi igays been closely bound tcs
Rsesher coEanief efeiaily and iEancss ~
and thsif braiaess dcai.a are lagRe
and intimate. g H. :..s.sssse liatlai sc
the comptroller of The cnsrercy On
sMEEcn q 1915, by All me n8fiohss
ban iI each pE m sRS l5a ssii iIssss
In ever ESSENTIAL fesaets sslt Tho
bl6inea 81 tho naiional aanl III
irginle ifcItEdS 81 & l9IcnnI0IIi1 7; n 7
er than tile hnainsas 81 the national
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DID Cold Kin. ,t,,s
The Phiirh I ti1i,I, q Z 2 y. !. y

acre seefns t1:tbo q llfEsrance 81
opinion q 20 ether the peach CROP
cs THIS wi ibe eileetd BY tiie
recefi COL eatlIes! sofae In -,
people Seem sothilil khat fhe cSS,sf
slfiicfeht "a. 81 cr or; 3 81 II
Others hootqat fiInf, TAg ,,ere,-
ely eepted opiniDn = that tho crop
syill not 4be diana rcd as ii sgas mt
very cold Here. People thought that
the cold was more severe than it
really was on account OF the warm
: : sssss:ssfss, - cent sdays
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Prince OF the caFawf nsf
lslte Msa a AhIIatsois foIl 9 Short slas
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As 10 Tka Bands.
l9y ctalce IT shaBpe iyestegSfag
snl0sgN & when slie Baila9 Military
liaSsll teadlng the parade Of Greens
stTsioa thas nnblic
'aquaFe. another bard ses 4 also
ing. this pelng a nRn1 CONF on
The sons OF Ham Eiyiiis s5fss 6 3
ceisBE issst over In ilS Ee4
ssaeeb.0ie b$-Etnnder was ifeafe -
remark that he cid MOI silisfk mo
s.Azssss - i siaItsa hSf4a
afgt lp8eFer. the two ban q pi9ys
lag * the ssEle time gays Add aersan
IlgSe tutlis tsf,Fsa sa as aisfoy-
u lna1x = Aisy anf he cehe
efppna the EinSa pEe 81 q Ike lier.
alpeafaHce shan Il Has asstce e,YSlis
'Ghf laet sa4l.
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si6ttIHg Ready For
Tha Candidates.

"A we'll known Anderson county fars
tsier In the city yesterday said that
he was already making preparations
sweep; down ON him this summer and
sl...s ne had nlanfail an uRtisuafly
IarGe watermelon patch fiji anticipas
ton OF their coming. He said that he
also had q fine lot or chickens that
wotild do 10 FRY by the time the cam
didatea start on the war path end
...t4i tasl aiAlz4 IN lake aara NJ
NIL those coming 10 his home II Ans
dersOii county farmers feed the candi-
dates on such things ss watermelcns
ana fried chicken II IS 40 wonder that
80 many loyai folks thirst ior otfices
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Andarson was

y u OF keprese eIitei1. 81 6 - M i
The Anderson public schools did
not send represent 10 the IN
terStnte Dratorlcal contest held with
the Frashyterian caIlege OF South
SGaroiina at Clinton yesterday. G. O.
snnerlntendent OF the public
schools Of Anderson, said yesterday
that Il il an after ilnp0ssibility TO
send d Representatives everywheSe,
that nIe had Just gone to GreenvfIia.
Sanpthe will so TO Belton 10 the
1,Esai asatOrieai confess, one VIII 50
To Columbia for the state meet, aud
tfiis will srfst abopt exhaust Aflders
sons supply or high school or&tofs.
The aYent taking pisce at CitDl8n ycs-
4efday was saia tc have afazn q
splendid attendhne
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Did Nat Believe /.
In Sage IkdyIe7

An amusing incident occurred IN
Ssis stefs ); ter
day. Three young ladies' entered Tie
f5TS. = ! ~ ~ 4
- 8 ~ uESSl ye4155
men directly behind ffiSfii made some
.oASeryationB coneefnEag ths iieadss:.f
and the three ladies moved. a few
minutes later two ladies came in and
sat down In front D the latest lady
2 sE:r!!s:s.!!as .t:! One OF these took off her
hat and one OF the other ladies he
hind with her high hat still on her
heat. remarked & wish they would
al 90 that upon one of her
icoinpaniops asked Why s don.t Won
remove yehrs Z, which goes to shot
that there Is at feast one person in
Anderson opposed t6 the sige ADVICE
Practice what yn5 preach. = People
don't go to the moving picture shows
solely because Or the fact that thefe
are so many is:-s=ss-s tsss = II IN
front that they Il at see the screen.
2
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Anderson Doctors
Gol To Florence

fsS Stol 70, ktOFeIGe q & q
Anderson VII le ~ ell ifepresefite
when the State !cai socih tipn
eonyenes In F'infe once Iiext, TUESDAY.
Several OF the Leading niiyaicians of
city viii make the ffiif, and ysiIa renanirl
in Florence tIlro WedIlesas and
Thursday DIR. t Sander d we'll
known Anderson sician; win read
.a paper before tIls aciety and oli the
program viii be i0und the names Oh
spIne OF the conn & most foremost
flhysicians. who v Ia deliver addresses
TO the body. q la ttilg OF the
State Associations q always OF much.
interest 70 the 3 sltiafs OF the state
at large. s.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-03-06
In
Mt.Vernon

suant topromises heretofore giver
the people of Kentucky it promis
es to place Kentucky on the same
bass as other States. Should the
reduction prove disastrous. the
Company will appeal to the Rail
road Commission for such read
justments as will be fair under
all conditions.
EXTENT OF TRAFFIC AFFECTED
The reduction to be made will
apply to all of the lines operated
by the Louisville & Nashville
Railroad Company for its own &C.
count in the State of Kentucky,
with exception of few branches
and new lines on which the pas
senger business is not now re
munerative or is conducted at {
loss. -
The reduction will be made eff
fective on lines which now are
producing over nine tenths of tb,
Company S total passenger earn.
tings in the State of Kentucky
thus will effect nine-tenths OF tn,
Company's passenger business.
Reduction Applies to Both
Interstate and Intrastate Traffic
The reduction proposed in Ken
lucky will not only apply on in
} trastate travel between point,
within the State. but will ais,
apply on interstate traffic owe
the same lines to and from point
within the State and thru ,h,
Stale; also, similar reduction,
} have been or are to be- made o,
, the principal lines of travel in III
States of Tennessee and Alabama
EFFECT on interstate taye | ON
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-03-06

This action on the part of.Ken.
tucky's principal rail carrier is
voluntar7, and is taken in order
10 equalize the rates in its home
State with the rates effective on
or before the date mentioned in
the States of Tennessee and Ala
lama.
This Company adheres to its
behalf that 8 cent fare is moi
wholly remunerative and is not
unfair to the public. Neverthe
less. in deferenoeao public lopin-
ion, particularly in other States
the management has decided td
apply the lower tate in the hope
that increased vo lume of traffic
viii save material losses, and pur-
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-03-06
MARETBURG.

We are glad to say that the
measles are all reported better in
Maretburg.-The little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wick Thompson
who has been very low for the past
few days is reported better at this
writiug.-Mrs. F. Nj Marshbanks
has .eturned from Pineville, where
she has been visiting her-parents
for the past few day s.-Mr. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Mccall are in Tennes-
see for a few days. Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Roberts, Of BrOdhead, have
moved in the Reynolds house at
Maretbure. We are glad to have
item in our village. Bert Ovens
and his father-in-law, Samuel
Tyree have opened up their sugar
orchard aud are in the Sugar bust :
ness now Miss Ethel Roberts
and Cora Young were in Mt.Ver-
non shopping Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Sam Roberts has been
very sick for few days.-Bert
Owens sold young horse to Bill
Brown tor $115, C0-Bro. Harper,
one Of our preachers is down with
measl' S. Meeting is still going
on and will continue for the next
week or two -
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-03-06
SPRING BLOOD AND SYSTEM
CLEANSER

During the winter months i'm.
purities accumulate, your blood
becomes impure and thick, your
kidneys, liver and bowels fail to
work, causing so-called "Sprine
Fever" You feel tired, weak and
lazy. Electric Bitters-the spring
tonic and system cleanser-is
what you need; they stimulate
the kidneys. liver and bowels to
to healthy act on, expel blood i'm.
purities and restore your health,
strength and ambition. Electric
Bitters makes you feel like new.
Start a four weeks treatment-it
will put you in fine shape for your
spring work. Guaranteed. All
DRUGGISTS Doc. and SI.oo.
H. e Bubklen & Co. Philadelph ia
or st. Louis.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-03-06

Date Effective OF Changes
The proposed reductions will be
made effective as soon as the
tariffs can be compiled and issued
giving the notice required by
law. 1t is now estimated that the
new intrastate tariffs.will be made
effective about April Ist or short.
ly thereafter Certainly not later
than May /. 1914, and that the .
-terstate tariffs will be published
Immediately thereafter to be eff
ected not later than July I, 1874.
The great majority of interstate
fares are JOINT with other rail-
roads and such cannot be compil.
ed until the various State tariffs
in the several States are compiled;
the interstate: tariffs require the
cooperation of all connections,
and as the fares in these are far
more numerous, involving many
thousands of figures which have
20 be calculated, there is natural
ly delay. The legal notice required
in connection with interstate fares
is 30 days.
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
RAIL ROAD COMPANY,
BY W. A. RUSSELL.
Passenger Traffic Manager.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-03-06
ANNOUNCEMENT BY The LOUISVILLE
& NASHVILLE R. R. CO., OF A
VOLUNTARY REDUCTION in
THE RATE OF PASSENGER
FARES IN KY, TO TWO
AND ONE HALF
CENTS PER NILE

tn e Louisville & Nashville
Railroad Company announces its
intention to reduce in the imme.
date future, mot later than May
1st., 1914 the passenger fares on
its lines in the State OF Kentucky
tpa maximum of q cents per mile
ACTION VOLUNTARY