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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14
POLITICIANS Plan
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CONVENTIONS SOON 10 BE
HELD
MEET ON APRIL Is
Anderson County People Making
E'Ass soF Having ! Say in
Democrats Clubs
MEET ON APRIL rs

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2b and yarious srpnnrters S,f ti,a d;g.9
ferent factions Will make ssfor, r., nave.
the clubs fayorabIe ~. tha;,, ,,arfici,Ia,.
Candidate & lF 7 ).
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Darty of south TaroI;,, !, : avs 'ti,a,
Democratic. climb shsil mpat a., s AZ.
fourti, SATURDAY Il, Anri, ssvbich cnr, as
this wear ON Anrij o. HoH,eya5
county axanntiva S a,,,,, ssss &,
T,orn,s1s santy T,ths, 5o,, ~ tI,o ss-..;,
week in Anrii gor 9Sa clnSt Z, at,v, sSi y, ~
provided al least two weeIFsi ,,otics.
OF the meeting be given bv IN dvertise.
inent In the county naneI, isTI,a eI,,ISs
are entitled to eiect oI,a ,,aia,sof q -.
the Dem6cratfcs conyenfJons ns tbais
county for every 25 memhera ana ss,,.
the niajoritv fraetioy thoTeos 80 : M.
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members sif tle ci,,,r,tv ~ IStrs -,
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snsn lectt ssit 5p al lle Ael flge.
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W "A. Cooper, comEarcial agent OF
the Carolina Dispatch with nffices Ia
Green IL q = n ttsFtay
on business. & II IS;
Mrs. j. RubenHtein of ugusta has
arrived In the city for a short stay
with Nh. and Mrs, GeSiberg.
g NJ p s2taz.ts, s,,. 81 ls,lIl.a.. -.
among 3 the visitors e spend yesterday
In the city "a
Walter Dean OF Starr was iii ths
city yesterday for a. few hours.
NJ. J. johnson OF Honesf PATH was
In IKE city yesterday On bslainess.
S. Miss Eunice Jones 6f lli 1 Roberts
section is in the city, tie guest OF her
brother, Jiiiies. Fart street,, ~
Rev, s, ]. Hood OF Iva was iIi tie CITY
stertiay return ing Z tho A.. ii.
Preshytery meeting st ewIs -. III
Mrs. ] Garrison. wife Of Ilr. ID. "a.
Garrison of Gastonias M. O., Is visiting
.at Rev. y "a. Garrison'g on M HcDaS-
fie st.
S.Ss, ies . fsi7 tssIpts ~ rs AN
dersnn ii Augusta Sund day and the lat
ter was greatly pleased over. the vote
on the proposition with reference to d
separate 1asEsnger station for the @.
e c. w. road. az
Allsa Leo Golding Of Greenmnnd iiah
-lseas s.ssllsss.s ss.r.s e.tp
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EsB fne6 os nfnsfcnl iastra1aeais 50
bSfre sFktkout Reing 10 sIie Eaes ~
iftteR seaFa a. fectoRy WORK.
Hs M af WILLIS SPY r.
- ~ NJ * ssEsssf9s ssEssEssf9s IssISES se.s
AndHzsons 8. G.
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W NJ. Merck or Clemson college
was In the city yesterday, Il guest III
the CilIquoIa hotel.
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W. 4. Bradley United States feve-
nue. tnsp peetor, was snong the blsIness
visitors to spend yesterdky III the city.
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3: Snrsie, confnefci "a agent OF shaf
e. p =, g. raiIToad has Teturhsd from
csiarleston where he anenf Eastar.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

X George II. Edwards of GreenyilIe ls
epsnFling few days Ia the city on
business e
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= D 81, o. o. s2istUhNelf ut SfEeHnF9IIe gag In
the city yesterday FOR 4 few hours.
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lIeYis Geer end Chs;tT,s Daniel
spent Sunday Ia Greenwood with
friends. u
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Big Ernbroidery
and Lace Sale!.
Tand Yards Of Lace. and
e~h'oeres for below history
Here Are a Few Items:

ounnto mention
5enb,25
n0oay insertion
IS
Oe embroidery edang
Beading
men snDFoae Nee
9ue Isnah dow lace houneh Wednesday
S5 lace noarng Wednesday
Lsv
speid Sale
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BliBs Sarah Mckinney is IN Hartwer,.
I3a:, this week " heer ahe lis the etlaat
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. - -
Epur ast 80 6 IkIR tiifli kff Lat
1 ss night pvt soTsskninz
on & every llafnfas
azst I ess What you fa % il
haE slpefsiiop lliishe,l is
silene Eondon psql6n
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

Richard Gnsahlre. Mhn Is 4connecfad
with The la iRiiey Led ger force, spent
Sunday In the city with aia mother 4
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Rev. T.. Nelson OF Central messl
ber or the general kenib bls from An
derson, was In the city yesterday for d
few hours on business
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EARs. DEsRA eREcKENRIpaE

3 tyssFF'tFIVHt E,glsIEsEFoTl {tHysIt cAurSlr I
sist on National campalap staff.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-14

L. BluInenthal. we'll known bust
ness man Of LaYonla. Ga. was In tlie
city Sunday.
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lgs ]. Il Locke OF GEeenpiIIe was aniohg {
the sbIsiness Visitors to the city yaster-
day. s.;
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} " =. q. BgTFTH, az Ns5s Yct T;Iss
IKE I'm Pia lpos, - ry1ER AIR
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a. Esuchtef berger spenf Saturday
and Sunday In Greenwood with reia-
.tiyes.
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John Pruitt and family are spend
ing q. few days In Spartaa burg with
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E -. e. Satterefle!. Enocii Benson
Miss Nina Tsh:es.n.. ..on and Aitas kathleen
Fhornt0r df HaPtweI. Gas, spent sun.
day IN the city with friends.
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a. a. Dean If S,tesp. fEs.,szss5 z ser,
among Che business visitors ID the city
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- Ups rs q been told ! ~
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i. s Gary OF Seneca was In the city
yesterday for a few hours. guest al
the Chiquola hotel. 81
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s Rev, s., j.. Hood OF Iva Was Il, lie city
yesterday return fng rom 3 tho ii
Prestytery meeting Ct sewg, ~
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Z Y. II. Lyon snnnf snntias IL, haitian!
With friends and relatives, 3.
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shIs sIass Sans as
wssshss e tsss aaasF shas saespss 81 ~
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+ w. j. orr of Rssek sin, was among
the visitors spending yesterday In the
city.
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- a. Cox OF fSonea PATH Nj m ID ia An
.ierspn yesterday for a few hours oI
business.
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Mrs. j.. Rubenstein OF augusta has
arrived In the city for short stay
with Mr. and Mrs, Gesiberg.
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$ Miss Elnice J oles 5f llia Roberts
section Is in the city, the guest Of her
brother, JnIiles. Fart street, sssi,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-05-14
Advice Gratis-A Game

Each player is provided with a slip
of paper on which he is to write a
piece of advice, which may be original.
or, if he lacks imagination. a proverb,
or a mere piece Of c%opybook morality.
The papers are then folded and shak-
en- up in a hat. Each person draws
one and reads aloud for the informa-
ton Of the company. first declaring, be-
fore looking at it, what sort of advice
it is. whether good. very good. uncall-
ed for or totally mistaken. etc.
- Thus one declares that her advice is
very good and then reads that she
Is told to spend less time mt her look
ing glass.
Mr.. B. says that his piece of advice
is extremely appropriate" and finds
that he is told that "if he were not
quite so conceited he would not he a
bad sort Of fellow"
One says her advice is "quite unnec-
esssary' and finds it to be Never kiss
and tell"
1t is we'll to write the advice on diff
ferent colored papers for the girls so
there may be a semblance Of suitable
ity in it.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-05-14
Riddles.

What is the difference between forms
and ceremonies? You sit upon one and
stand OIL the other.
Why is Buckingham palace the
cheapest place in the world? Because
it was bought for a crown and kept up
for a sovereign.
When is Il man immersed in bust
ness? When he is giving swimming
lessons.
In what trade can one cut a figure?
In the sculptoring business.
How do little fish give us a proper
idea Of business? They start on a
small scale.
When do cards most resemble
wolves? When they belong to a pack.
When is a sick man a contradiction
When he is an impatient patient.
What bird is in season all the year
around? The weathercock.
When does water resemble q gym
mast? When it makes Il spring.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-05-14
FOR The CHILDREN
Sprinu on the Nav.

Up the gray trunk Of the roadside
trees the black and white Of the wood
pecker jerks in a businesslike manner
He does not sc much care whether
spring comes soon or not, for food is
always to be found, and he does not
feel the cold. He cocks his red crested
head and listens, then pecks with light
ming strokes at the bark, tearing off
whole strips and diving after the grub
underneath. Sometimes he finds him
at once, and again he has to chisel
deep and send his curious fishhook
tongue far along to spear him, but he
always gets him and then stops for a
moment with a conceited air of tr1-
umph. His loud decided peck, peck"
is a familiar sound of the woods. The
larger birds are the hairy and the
smaller ones the downy varieties, and
the one without the pretty red cap
are the ladies of the family.
Nature dreams in the noontime, con-
tent that her babies are asleep while
Jack Frost is still about. She is tired
with the rough frolics of the winter
and glad to rest for a little while be-
fore they all awake up and raise their
myriad voices in countless demands on
her time and care.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-05-14

such painful contrast to his own hob
vailed manners Whatever the cause.
there was Il certain malice in the smile
he turned upon the l'renchman.
"And now. Moosseer Piggott.'' he
said. settling back in his chair a little
farther. we're ready for the show
What l have to tell you. sir" began
M. Pigot in Il voice as hard as steel
and cold as ice. has. understand well,
to be told in confidence. 1t must re-
main between ourselves until the Grim
inal is secured"
Understand. Mr.. LESTER? Grady
asked, looking at me. And | nodded.
l saw Pigot's eyes flame and his face
flush with anger. for Grady's tone was
almost insulting. | looked at him with
interest. He was typically French
smooth shaved. with a face scanned
with little wrinkles and very white.
eyes shadowed by enormously bushy
lashes and close cropped hair as white
as his face. He was about sixty years
Of age. | guessed. and there was about
him the air of Il mar who had passed
through a hundred remarkable expe-
riences without once losing his aplomb.
Certainly he was not going to lose it
now.
CTO BE CONTINUED
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-05-14

The Mystery
of the
B0ule Cabinet
By BURTON E. STEVENSON
Copyright. 1913, by Burton e.
Stevenson.
By BURTON E. STEVENSON
Copyright. 1913, by Burton e.
CHAPTER XIV.
We Meet NJ. Pigot.

IL HAD, OF course. .ead in the pa.
81 pefs many times of the Gargan-
Al tuan exploits of Crochard-"The
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-05-14
The United States Capital.

The capital of the United States has
been located at different times at the
following places: At Philadelphia from
Sept. s, 1774, to December. 1776; at
Baltimore Dec. 20. 1776. to March.
177T; Philadelphia. March 4. 1777. to
September. 1777; Lancaster, Pa. Sept.
q, 1777, to Sept. 80, 1777; York. Pa,
Sept. 80, 1777, to July. 177S; Philadel-
phia, July ., 177S. to June 80. 1888;
Princeton. N. j.. June so. 1888. to Nov.
20, 1888; Annapolis. Md. Nov. 26, 1888.
to Nov. 80, 1884; Trenton. N. j.. from
November. 1884, to January. 1885; New
York, Jan. II. 1855. to 1890.
Then the seat Of government was re-
moved to Philadelphia. where it re-
NAMED until 1900, since which time it
has been in Washington.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-05-14
Game of "Echo."

One tells Il story which echo inter-
ruptS whenever the narrator pro-
relate to the profession or trade Of the
subject Of the story. If the story is
about a merchant each takes the name
Of some article of merchandise. When
the speaker says one Of these words he
to whom 1t applies must repeat it. IL
the same word is said a second time
1t must be repeated twice. and so on.
When merchandise is spoken all must
echo it once or twice. according to the
number Of times it has been said.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-05-14

to me that the cabinet might have
something to do with your visit. OF
course we don't want the cabinet in
jured. 1t is very valuable"
Don't worry" said Grady easily.
"We're not going tt injure it. And |
think We'll be ready to surrender it to
you at any time after tonight. Moos.
seer Piggott here wants to do Il few
tricks with it first. l suppose you
have u certain right to be present. so
If you like sleight Of hand sit down."
l hastily sought a chair. my heart
singing within me. Then l attempted
to assume a mask of indifference. for
NJ. Pigot was obviously annoyed at
my presence, and | feared for a mo-
ment that his Gallo suavity would be
strained to breaking. But Grady. If
he noticed his guests annoyance, paid
no heed to 1t. and ] began to suspect
that the Frenchman's courtesy and
good breeding had ended by rubbing
Gmdv the wrsMv wav they w"~" !"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-05-14

fee.
NO. said a supercilious voice. Mr..
Godfrey was not there: he had left
some time before. No. the speaker
did not know where he was going. nor
when he would be back.
Look here l said. this is impor-
tant. ! want to talk TO the city edi-
tor--and be quick about it."
There was an instant's astonished
silence.
What name:" asked the voice.
Lester of Royce & Lester-and you
might tell your city editor that God
frey is Il close friend of mine"
The city editor seemed to under
stand. for l was switched on to him a
moment later. But he was scarcely
more satisfactory.
1--WE sent Godfrey up into West
chester to see a man." he said. ION a
tip that looked pretty good. He start
ed Just as soon as he got his Pigot
story written. and he ought to be back
almost any time. Is there Il message
I can give him."
"Yes. Tel him Pigot is at the Twen-
ty-third street station and that he'd
better come up as soon as he can"
Every good. I'll give him the mes
sage the moment he II in"
In the street again. | paused hesitat-
inglv at the curb. my eyes on the red
light of the police station. What was
about to happen there? What was the
sensation NJ. Pigot had up his sleeve?
/ turned toward the light. pushed
open the door and entered. There was
no one in sight except the sergeant at
the desk.
"My name is Lester" l said. You
have a cabinet here belonging to the
estate Of the late Philip Vantine."
We've got Il cabinet. all right, but
1 don't know who it belongs to-"
at belongs to Mr.. Vantine's estate.
I'd like to see it Il minute"
you can't see it tonight. Come
know you"
Here's my card. Either Mr.. Sim
monds or Mr.. Grady would know me.
n tomorrow won't do
The sergeant took the card. looked at
it and looked at me.
"Wait a minute" he said at last and
disappeared through a door at the far
ther side of the room He was gone
three or four minutes. and the station
clock struck - as | stood there. At
last the sergeant came back.
Come along" he said. opening the
gate in the railing and motioning me
through. straight on through that
door" he added. and sat down again
at his desk.
With a desperate effort at careless
%unconcern. ! opened the door and pass
ed through. Then involuntarily l stop
ped. for there in the middle Of the floor
was the Boule cabinet. with M. Pigot
standing beside it and Grady and Sim.
monds sitting opposite. flung carelessly
back in their chairs and putting al
black cigars.
well. Mr.. Lester" Grady said. "so
you want to see this cabinet?"
Yes" | answered. 1T really be,
longs to the Vantine estate. you know
I'm going to put in Il claim for it-that
is. if you are not willing to surrender
it without contest"
Did you just happen to think of this
in the middle Of the night?" he inquir
l ed quizzically.
! No" I said boldly. but 1 saw yor
and Mr.. SimmOnds and this gentle
man." with a bow to NJ. Pigot. "tur1
in here a momen ago. and it occurred
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-05-14
When the Wind Blows.

When the wind is blowing at ten
miles an hour it is Il pleasant breeze.
at twenty Il brisk wind. at thirty a
high wind. ut forty Il very high wind,
at fifty 4 storm. ut seventy Il great
storm. at eighty TO IL hundred u hurri-
ane The wind that destroyed :~'nlv":-
ton some years 9 blew ut the Mt, =
eighty-four miles an hour with IL fur,.a
Of $4,000 pounds per square foot.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-05-14
Very True.

Many a fellow makes a good impress
sion without making gOod.-Detroit
Journal.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-02-12
MONEY TO BURN

Santa Fe, Feb. cit is stated
here today upon what is asserted
to be good authority that $3.50,
900 has been placed on deposit
in a bank in Chicago for use in
making the initial payment upon
the contract by which the re-
Gently organized Gulf, New Mex
leo and Pacific railroad will be-
come the owner of the New Mex
leo Central and the Albuquerque
Eastern. The source of this In
formation is not made public,
but it is understood to have been
confirmed and indicates that the
floating of the bonds of the Gulf,
New Mexico and Pacific in Paris
has been successful and that con-
struction of that road will pro-
ceed. Albuquerque Herald.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-02-12
Aviso a las Pagadores de Tasaciones

Estanca NJ M, Enero 5, 1914.
Ell dputado vssra los varos precntos del conda
de Torrance las feha abao menonados ell fin de
cbr la ceduas de propedad asacones del &c 1914
Todas pegadores supcados de
pcntos hacer rendon de propiedad
la cua sera satsfactora que mandar por correo
Precinto Lugar Fecha
Manzano-Ofcina de DR.. c. j. Amble Feb. 13 IA 1914
a Cienega-Casa de Gabriel Silva " 16
Punta Casa de Jose de Jesus Romero " II
II Jaramio- Casa de Gil Perea . Is
7 Estanca-Casa de Corte Enero Febrero
Es ell deber de cada ahtante del Esado de edad legal
de hace sta de toda propiedad tasa
con de la cua es dueno tene dominic maneo
dado onde la mma esa uada da prmeo de Enero del ano
peo nngn debera e far vao de tai
pedad poon aguna de ella exceto vao de
mercancas por ell ano que concluye Enero 1ro., 1914
description de la isma tai fuese ucente trapaso
identcaa de ell tuo la misma ranshera
La sa debera conteper manifesto detaado de toda
propiedad personal ncyendo de
cias por ell ano que concluye Enero 1ro., 1914
Tai sta debera vericada aestacon de la
que la hace.
ST aguna persona falta dar sta verdadera copea
propedad debe hacer tai sa egun mejor
formation pueda obener tai esa eta
de veinte cento cuaesquera saben-
das hace a falsa defecva de propedad es suje
cieno sera considerable cupabe
de perjurio castgada de conformidad.
Eu cuaquier donde exenci6n de 5000 recamada
concedda cabeza de fama los tales $500 deben
deducrse del vaor dnero de popedad
meno hecho terco del vao de uede depues
de deducir la suma de tai exenci6n.
Ell pesonamene de propedad cuando
precnto hallara ganancoso Vd al
ayudara ell ASSESSOR en- ell trabajo de su ofcina.
Muy respeuosamente
ANTONIO SALAZAR,
ASSESSOR del Condado de Torrance
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-02-12
M'INTOSH

Special Correspondence.
H. V. Lipe is travelling for
California firm.
Frank Laws took E. M. Be-
hymer to Willard Sunday where
Mr.. Behymer took the Santa Fe
train for Palomas Springs. He
hopes to find relief from his
rheumatism. and his whole neigh
borhood are hoping that he comes
back we'll man.
Thomas White came down
from Santa F'e to visit Frank
Laws few days. He called on
Grandma Wagner and reports
her better. Come again Tom,
you are always welcome at McIn-
tosh.
J. A. Britain. Ethel Behymer,
and Alec Woodall spent the 9Th
with Mrs. Falconer.
D. S. Kings school closed the
9th. All the patrons of the school
came in the last day to show
their appreciation of his good
work in the school.
Mrs. w. w. Wagner and Miss
Velma Vincent were the guests
of the Moriarty Women's Club at
the home of Mrs. Flowers. They
report the club ladies as royal
entertainers.
The school children have chal-
lenged the old folks to an old
fashioned spelling match on the
18th. The losers are to serve pie
to the house. Each side thinks
they have the other one beaten
and spelling books are the order
of the day now. One of the "old
crowd" was heard to order q
quarters worth of spelling OF
Mr.. Laws.
Mrs. Elsie Smith has sold hel
farm to Carson Frahm, and in
tends to return to Iowa.
Everett and Clara Torrence
and Dixie Lipe were the guests
of Leila Burrus Sunday.
Those of the school who were
neither absent nor tardy the last