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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-07-09

Chicago, July S.-Wheat-July.
79&c; Sept, 79Ac; Dec, S2bc. Corn
July, 66%c; Sept, Csc; Dec, 53Ac.
Oats-July, 36%c; Sept, 35hc: Dec.
36hc. Pork-July, $21.70; Sept, 500.
rs. Butter-Creameries, 26hc. Eggs
Tx @17&c. Poultry-Springs, 1S9
zoe; fowls, 15c.
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IN ALL OUR
NE|GHBORHOOD
There Is Hardly A Woman
Who Does Not Rely Upon
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.
Princeton, Ill. =" had Inflammation,
hard headaches in the back of my neck

and a weakness all
caused by female
trouble, and / took
Lydia E. Pinkham's
V egetable Com
pound with such ex-
cellent results that |
am now feeling fine.
| recommend tn e
C~ompoundan praise
it to all. / shall be
glad to have you
publish my letter.
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South ST. Paul Live Stock.

South st. Paul, July Seattle
Steers, $6.0OQS.75; cows and heifers.
Sc. 00@7.50 stockers and feeders.
calves, s6.00QS.75. Hogs
-sS.00QS.1O. Shorn sheep-Lambs,
s3.50@9.00; wethers, s4.50Q5.50;
ewes, $2.00@5.25.
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Lutheran pioneer 10 Dead.

Secor. ILL.,, July S.-Rev. G. r. w.
Scholz. ninety-three years old. the
last Of eight pioneers who came to
this country In 1874 for the purpose
Of spreading the Lutheran faith. Ii
1ead hers.
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GRAIN AND PROVISION PRICES
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, July 8.-Wheat-On track
and to arrive, No. 1 hard, s2Ac; No.
| Northern, 91Ac; No. 2 Northern,
S9A @S9&c. Flax-On track and to
arrive, $1.60A.
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RUN DOWN TWICE BY TRAINS
Autolsts Struck Second Time While
on Way TO Hospital.

Erie, Pa, July 9.-While Leopold
Guerine, with four other persons in
his automobile, was crossing the Lake
Shore tracks the machine was struck
by a train and the occupants serious
ly hurt.
William McArdle carried the vic.
tins in his touring car and dashed
for a hospital.
At the Nickle Plate tracks his ma
chine was hit by a freight.
Miss Madeline Cooper is probably
fatally injured.
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iiCIC 10 SIdISSiy hNAShb~i NAOoaid ANS
who does not use your medicine. Mrs.
J. F. JOHNSON, r. No. a, Box 30, Prince
ton, Illinois.
Experience of a Nurse.
Poland, N. Yin my experience as a
nurse / certainly think Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound is a great
medicine. / wish all women with fe-
male troubles would take it. / took ii
when passing through the Change of
Life with great results and | always re-
commend the Compound to all my pa
tents if / know of their condition in
time. / will gladly do all | can to help
others to know Of this great medicine. "
Mrs. HORACE NEWMAN, Poland, Her
kimer Co., N. Y.
If you are i'll do not drag along until
an operation is necessary, but at once
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
If you want special advice write
Lydia T.. Pinkham Medicine Co.
(cOniidentiah lynn, Mass.
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IN MEMURIAM

JOHNS-In sad but loving remembrance Of
my devoted husband ana our belo. ed Gather.
WARREN JOHNS, who entered into peace
ful rest one year ago today. September 10
1913.
By his loving WIFE AND CHILDREN.
McINTOSH-Gone, but not forgotten WAL
TER E, son OF Cora E and George Nc
lntosh. who departed this life one year and
one month ago today.
often sit ana think of thee.
When i am all alone;
For memory Is the only friend
That grief can call It's own.
] shall never cease to love him.
Though his form be in the dust.
And some day hope to meet him,
To this end In God 1 trust.
WATKIN-In sad and loving remembrance
OF my dear son. THOMAS wATEIN. who
departed this life two years ago today. Sep
tember 10. 1872. ....
Two years have passed since my dear boy
was taken from me. and left me all alone.
Each day I miss him more and more. Time
can never heal the wound in this aching
heart OF mine. As long as Life and memory
last my heart will grieve for him.
By his loving and devoted mother.
CHARLOTTE c. wATkIN.
Notices for this column accepted a.
90 cents fiat. either prose or p".try. in case
notice does not exceed ten lines. Add 10
cents for zach line in excess "f ten-l
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DEATHS

ARMOR-On Wednesday. September ,, 1914.
RACHEL ANN ARMOR, aged sixty-aine.
widow Of the late Charles Arnor.
Funeral from her late residence. sSfl
thirteenth street northwest. on Friday.
september II. at p m. Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery.
sVANS-On Wednesday, September ., 1914
az y O'Clock noon, Mrs. ADA v. uambathl
EVANS, beloved wife OF Charles E. Evans
FUNERAL services will be held at the home
OF her father a3e Columbia road north
vest. on Friday. September II. at p. IN.
interment At Rock Creek Cemetery.
HCFTY-on wedns ssday. September .. 1914
at 1910 y. m. CECILIA Ann HCFsIY-
VIE OF Francis Hufty and daughter OF the
late Henry l.. and Julia A. Sampson. OF
Alexandria. Va
Notice or funeral hereafter
MOORE-On Wednesday. September 3. 1914
at S:fo p. m, at the residence of Eer la ugh
ter. Mrs. II. V Ro;hery, - Third streeI
northwest, EMMA ESTELLE. beloved wife
Of Thomas Moore in her fffty-niuth wear
Notice OF funeral hereafter
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TO BUY OR SELL, consult the broker
known to do a successful business. We
have the confidence of the people Places
charges. All business confidential. Your
place advertised until sold.
MARSHALL Bus. BROKERS, 9lS \. Y. ave.
MOVIE THEATER-4Oo seats; rent s75. price
be quick.
LuNCHROOM-Near eth ana + y. W. snap
at $500; no better location.
ALSO l-unChroom n. w.-siCo.
observation-disclosures so per day; will be
SOLD at sacrifice: otner bargains at
AARSHALL'S. sl3 y. \. ave.
GROCEEY-S. w: rent IS. large and we'll
equipped store; good location: asking 81, ,0oo.
CIGAR and Light Grocery-N. E.: rent s1a:
good stand for fruits; inquire at
MARSHALL'S. 9l3 n. Y. ave.
CIGAR SToRE-Pa. ave-: LIKING rooms-N55.
CIGAR sToRE-7th St: living rooms-s2oo.
MILLINERY BCSINESS-Heart Of city: To-
riice.
MARsHALL's. '9is n. Y. ave
RooMING HoUSE-vermont ave: exclusive
and paying-asking $50
ROOMING HOUSE-Near Capitol and LII
brary-SSOO
rooms; rent only $40; rooms filled-askins
500
RooMING HoUsE-H ST.. near sth-,1so
MARSHALL Bus. BROKERS. sl5 \. Y. ave
CIGARS, Masazines-Trans point-s6o0
CIGARS, Soda, Fruits. Delicstessen: \. W.
GROCERY-Uptown; $50 cash daily-Sc. 900.
BARBER Shop-3 chaiYs; 7th st.-S45O.
GROCER1-N. w; cash trade-AO
GROCERIES-s100 $3.50, $500. 500. 500 and up
ROOMlNG House-Downtown; is rooms: fur
nished-s115. terms
MOVIE 1heater-5O0 cap: resid sees. 600
MOVIE Theater-Pa. ave; estab trade
s., 90, terms
INTERSTATE BUS. BROKERS. 635 FN w
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WHAT THEY'RE SHOW.
ING IN WASHINGTON.
TODAY.

TnDIY.
"The Million Dollar Mystery" and
"The Voice OF Silence" the Trux-
ton, North Capitol street and Flor
ida avenue.
"1he Sherifrs Sister," "Susie,s
New Shoes md "LodRing for the
Night" the Empire, 8I5 II street
northeast.
James Gordon and Betty Harte
In "The Oath of n Viking" Gram
dn1Is, Ninth and f. street..
"The Lure" Olympic Theater,
1431 You street.
"In Search of the Castawnys,"
Olympic Park Fourteenth and v
streets.
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TOMORROW.

"Consciencc," "The Stolen Ore"
and 'The Masqueraders., the EN-
pire, 915 II street northeast.
"By Whose Hand,- and "a VII
1age Scandal" the Truxton, North
Capitol street and Florida avenue.
Mary Pickford in erich Revenge
"Josie's Declaration of Independ-
ence," and Cluster and His Goat
the Olympic, 1431 You st.eet.
James Gordon and Betty Harte In
"The Oath of VIKING Gram
daIPs, Ninth and f streets.
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Deaths.

Elsie Hassenmsker. ss years. 1Sf Good Hope
road.
William E Menziss. q years. Government
Hospital Insane.
Madeline o. Hastings, 50 years. Wyoming
apartments.
Pearl Uolyerton. IS years, 1c1s Irving street
northwest.
Amanda Weeks. 20 years. % Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
days, 70 X street northwest.
Infant OF Eliza and John Ellis. Ia hours
Sibley Hospital.
Steven Rainan. Il years. 4s1 Armory street
southwest.
Bertha Hawkins. % years 1915 g street
northwest.
Margaret Arms, a years. 2i1o street north
west.
Mary Gray. Al years. Tuberculosis Hospital.
Sadie Dyson 1 year. Casualty Hospital
Rosie Dorsey, Is years, 2A I street soulk
west.
Sadie Watts. months. Freedmcn's Hospital
Dorothy Gong, months. 1877 Seventh street
northwest.
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AUCTION SALES

ON SATURDAY. September Il. 1914. at 10.
o clock a. m, in front OF United States /,
orage Companys warehouse as-420 10Th !
81 y. w, Washington, ID. c., there will Is I,
soi! at Public Auction. to enforce liens for ;
storage charges. etc., due and unpaid all
goods. furni,ure. household and personal ef-
iects ON storage in rancs of Mrs H Chase
Mr.. r.. NJ. Cobb. e. &. Mccain w B.
WILLIAMS d CO. AGctioneers United I.
States Storage Company dnc.)
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Hit By a Car.

I. A. Harvey. seventy-two. 402 o
street northwest. was struck by a Le
Droit Park car at Fourth and o streets
northwest last evening and injured
about the ankle. He declined hospital
treatment
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NJ. S. H.-Did it ever occur TO you,
young man, that two can play at the
same game, that the girls you write
of are Just as apt to be flirting as
you: and that moreover. either or
both might survive very comfortably
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72S 18th st. n. w.
DR.. S. A. CZARRA
'32 18th st. n. ". Vashipcton II 4

1872 18th st. n. w.. Washington, ID. C
Treating Chronic and So-calIed Incurable
Diseases. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CompII-
cations. Kidney. Bladder. Structure. Rupture
and Piles without operation. Blood Poison
Eruption. Private Diseases. etc. etc
Electric Treatment for Nervousness and
General Debility. Office hours frou a. m.
TO o. m
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Unhappy vife.-Go to your mothn-.
little girl. for help. even though it
may worry her to learn of your hus-
bands neglect and your Hlhappi-
ness. She will give you the best
advice in the world because she
knows you, your husband a nd nll
the circumstances-wh l do not
and because she loves you.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

LARGE OFFICES and stores IN business
section. electric lights. elevator. steam.
jsnitor, 81 TO SIS Dental Offices. NS to Ss6.
aSog.
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Vital Records.
Births.

Max e. J. and Agnes Wrehe. girl.
Benjamin T. and Elsie NipperInsn. giri.
Samuel r. and Grace A. Turner, boy
George and Mary Timer, girl.
John s and Anna c. "rrodden, boy.
James NJ. and E.ffie Mcmillan. girl.
Joseph A. and Mary f. Mcdonald. boy.
Frederick W. and Christian ". Mey yeT, girl
James F. and florence Linskey. girl
J. Daniel and Violet q. Harrington. boy.
Charles II. and Mary ID. Graham. girl.
Thomas B. and Mamie B. Griffin. girl
Charles and Rosa Grasse. girl.
Ashbery r. and Anna B. Eshelman. boy
Austin and Clotilide Cunnin CHAM. boy.
John W. and Mary c. Byrnes. girl.
Joseph III. and Anna E. Amberger boy.
John W. and Eva Il. Sims. boy.
Charles S. and Beatrice Hill. bov.
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Marriage Licenses

Marriage LicenseA
Frank Jones and Elizabeth NJ Wolfe, Of
Roanoke. Va.
Stephen T Dale and Luvenia Cornell. OF
Washington.
John w. Yancey and Lucy A. Page, OF VII
mington. Va.
Charles c. Fitzgerald. of ~Collegeville. Pa.
and Annie Cardwell. of Philadelphia.
william Webster and Mae NJ. OMesr,. CT
Washington.
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DO NOT MISS THIS.
WANTED-HOUSES

WE ADVANCE RENTS on houses Vacant or
occupied: lis. them with US and receive
YOUR rent today; only So for collection REM
TAI REALTY COMPANY. %c2 Woodward
1ldS.. 18th and Il SIS. \. ".
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: Advice to Girls =
By GARDNER MACK.
By ANNIE LAURIE

the disappointment OF losing you?
And if you really have such tender
consideration for their feelings. why
didn't you develop 1t before you
deliberately went to work to make
love to two girls at the same time
For your own sake. and more es-
peciallv for hers, don't marry any
girl unless you love her: and. il you
feel doubtful as to which of two
girls you like best, you may be pref
ty sure You don't really care about
either. 1t isn't honorable to make
love to two women at the same time.
so I'd put stop TO that. You may
hurt one or both, 1t is Quite possible.
of course. that they are fond of
you: but don't take It for granted
that you are irresistible.
Copyright. 191I Newspaper Feature Service }
n:,-~~4
Mss Laurie totil toescome letters o.
inquiry on subjects Of feminine inter
est from youn0 tDomen readers of .his
paper and t0iH reply to them in these
eolumn8. They should DO addressed e
ker care this office.
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Slim.-Nany a nice girl goes canoe
ing with man alone, but If you
can arrange a party 1t is better, for
then remarks like you heard are not
so apt to be made. I would not go
swimming unless there were many
in the crowd or unless there was an
older woman with yoC, but 1 do not
see why you should not go to the
camp to dinner or supper If there
Is a married woman in the camp.
Worried.-If YOU were really in love
there would be no doubt in your
mind. As long as there is doubt
there is something wrong. The right
thing for You to do is to tell the
man to whom you are engaged of
your doubts. To marry him. think
that perhaps YOU are in love with
another. would be wrong. See the
other man and many other men, and
suspend the engagement until You
arc sure of your feelings. See the
other men openly, not on the sly, as
you suggested. but don't be SO quick
to become engaged in the future. Be
sure of yourself first.
Two Modest Maidcns.-You are
foolish to want to go with just ore
man, marry ana settle down at once.
There Is plenty of time for that
when You are older. How will you
De sure that you love a man If You
do NC see others to compare him
to? Since your father introduced
these Young men to whom you refer
to you, l judge they are the proper
kind, so allow them to come to see
you. Let others whom you know
all about call upon YOU. for then
when you decide to marry you will
know more about what you are do
ing. but do not be in a hurry.
Black Eyes.-You are too young,
little girl, to be thinking seriously
of any man. Be friends with your
two beauN, II you like, but wait a
while before you thing about falling
in love.
Perplexed.-No. he doesn't care for
You. my friend, and. from your let
ter. has done nothing to make you
think he does. He probably thinks
You are nice little girl and would
like to have you for a nice little
friend. Stop worrying and let him
do the telephoning. There is no
reason why you should not go TO
See his sister. unless you are simply
making a cats paw of her and going
10 the house in nope of seeing yoIr
friend. That would he {. rather dis
honorable sort NJ performance
Unhappy vife.-io TO your mothn-.
l. Ill IL
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

APPRENTICESHIP learn French dresscut
ting, dressmalEins, designing. and millinery
good positions furnished after learning. NEW
YORK MILLINERY ACADEMY, Ills G at.
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MEETINGS at The home OF Mrs J. F.. Maltby
Wednesday and Friday. p. IN. A message
to each. Daily Readings. Ph. North s@93
1903 First st y. w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGHEST CASH prices paid for worn cloth
ing: either ladies' gentlernen's: send pos
tai. will call. r. TARSHES. l3OS 18th ST. n
". Phone North 499
WANTED-Furniture for cash Sell your
goods to the man who gives the most
mOneY. Sec HCPMOOD. Sth and K
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

PHOTOGRAPHER - Your films deyeloned
lec: or free, II you have your printing done:
cards. for 25c.
HALL. 2IcO st. y W !.
IOINGERS ANTlSEPTlC PASTE not only
Kills the germs and Vermin on tho walls
but insures durable job. Call or address
G. G. YOUNGER Paperhangng Painting
and general repair work 1924 Perry ni,c-
y. w. Phone Col 1921
WE ALSO SHADE" THE PRICE
Opaque shades ntIcG. S5c. Oit OF aQ;.e or do.
nestle holland shades. GOc: dupex CambrIc
shades. Itc kLEEELATT'S. ll;h Il y E.
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MRS. MAMIE STEVES, an,1it,a, MsGlnm and
structor OF spiritual school. private readings
given daily. 3l5 y. j. ave s f.. Line. S0Is
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SPiRiTUALiSM

MRS. G.. ROTH, E EEADING e., DAILY
Thurs. eve, Anacostia car. 100 9th ST 5. E
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MISS c. VOEGLER seanee every every
eve. at S. private readings daily. "a 6th \. w.

MADAME CORNISH-Notei spiritual med
ium reads your life correctly. gives names
facts: readings daily. 5S7 Srd st. \. E. cor
f. near Union Station. ladies ouly.
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MADAME LUNINA-DOublc seeing powers
reads your lie correctly, gives names
facts. reading daily: ladies only. So Mass
ave. " W j.
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DOMESTIC sewing machine. attachments
good condition: Sc. after office hours. l..
y st y W
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LOST AND FOUND

MOTORCYCLE CHAIN-Between Terminal
Garage and Mt Rainier Md. tied up in
blue striped cloth bag. liberal reward. q.
COTT Mt. Rainier. Nd. Phone Hyatts. 20i.
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Black Eyes.-You are too young,
little girl, to be thinking seriously
of any man. Be friends with your
two beaux, IL you like, but wait a
while before you thing about falling
in love.
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ClAlRVOYANTS

FlTZGERAID-NOted PaImst and Double
Seeing Powers. Future. courtshIpS, mar
riaBc. business. guaranteed. IOI7 llth st. NV
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furnished. southern anu casteln exposure.
including linen. silver. telephone. electric
light and gas. sll-niSht service. outside
rooms. one ~ finest apartment houses In
elusive northwest: by the month Or longer.
GOGr rooms and bath So; three rooms and
bath. So Phone y 925. Apt Us.
FOR IsENI-Completely furnished 4-room
EnuA, keeping apt. for winter months from
October '. Ihr ca eudiSh. NJ" los
800 AND so MONTH
New apt. lOur rooms reception hall and
hath. fully furnished Tor |. n. h: near cars
and cafe. 1884 Columbia road. cor. 18Th
Phone North I732.
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PROF. CASTILLO gives reliable readings
bCc; removes all troubles: reuniIes the sep
arated. satisfaction guaranteed located Tor
the summer at Chain Bridge Park; take F st
cars going west, one fare. II a IN. to -. IN.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

Z. 7. HUNTERS SANITARY DUST KILL
ING FLOOR OIL contains Olium and wax:
keeps the floors clean and bright and gives
them polished finish: good for furniture.
Try it. Joc gal. delivered. l1S Pa. ave "
w. NJ 5i5S. on market over p years
PARLOR SET-AlsO dining room set ETC.
for sale. Apartment 705. the Wyoming.
No dealers.
POOL TABLES-Two: in excellent condition.
bargain Apply at once. lil9 II st y. +. 1
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SITUATIONS WANTED

PORTER-Bar store: also butler. house
man and chief cook: two recommended col
or"d men. loil y. Y. ave.
l43, Times office. IL
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MOTORCYCLES

\. NLDn. IR-. GA a.h - \. u.
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FOR COLORED TENANTS.

342e and 2i24 18th St y. %.-For lent.
beautiful 4 rooms and bath apartments. sic. So
SIC. co AMI Sl5. Large yard for drying clothes
locker and public laundry; near Mt Pleas
ant car line in section where help is IN good
demand. Gail soon IL you want one. Apply
q. G. BAILEY. l33, r 81. y. W.
Flat rooms and bath: hot-water heat.
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] Q o . Q . Q. o Q o o
OBITUARY
Mrs. Luelnda Martln Price.

o 20 20 o % % 0 o o. q
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MAKING A MOUNTAIN or NF A
MOLE HILL.

The alarming ,stories wnici: had
been circulated reAtiyc TO the alleged
injurious ingredients OF coca cola re-
Fceiyed their death kneii when the u.
is, Government hside Its searching In
yestigation of the popular soda foun-
tain drink At ai cost estimated In
the neighborhood OF a410OoOG!0v the
government brought together the
most distinguished array, o., medical.
scientific and legal experts. that ever
investigated food product Profcs-
|soFs Of chemistry from the big uni
versities. lecturers from the leading
medical colleges of America. experts
in analytical chemistry and pharma-
cology. scientists of national and in-
ternational reputation and Govern
ment experts from the Bureau OF
Chemistry In that Department of. Ag-
riculture, labored with the brightest
| legal minds OF America to find some-
| thing wrong with Coca-Cola.
After years OF investigation and
nearly four weeks of Joint discussion
the court fonid that coca-Cola was
neither misbranded nor adulterated
The manufacturers statement OF the
Ingredients Of the beyc !!ge was cor.
rect No alcohol, coSaine or bthpr
| narcotic drug could he found. Sugar.
fcarahel. fruit fievors ana caffeine
ttthe active principle of tea and cof-)
feel were found to be. the essential
ingredients. Even ttS caffeine =as;
found to be present IN only about
one-haif the Quantity fonnda In tea
sad coffee. The fd5untaih ,turaed out
to- ,keuA mote Inn. Adylis4t5tf e;sias
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TownvilIe, Sept 2s.e- M-s. Lucinda
Martin Price. wife of James Harrison
Price. aged 6s, died this morning at
s o'clock at her home here, after only
Ia few days iIlness Mrs. Price III 3
member OF very prominent family
OF this section. She has surviving her
husband, two sons, James and E,obert,
Of this place. ,t.s..,..s I,
Mrs. Price was an affect!onate wife
tnd devoted mother Her children
will rise up and call her blessed"
She had been q Christian since early
childhood and joined the church !
early age. Her faithfulness Il .r
church duties were marked with en-
orgy and success.
Amid large concourse of relatives
and friends this afternoon the funeral
and interment were from the Baptist
church. conducted by her pastor. Rev.
w. B. Hawkins, and Few. w. s. Myers.
Methodist pastor, and Revs T. G.
Iigon and W. T. Hollingsworth,
Presbyterian pastor. A beautiful
iloral tribute also showed the poIu-
iarityaof Mrs. Price, ~. taii..s,,..i,.
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Miss Margarette Ann Bruce

a Townville. Sept. 29.-HMiss Margsr-
cite Ann Bruce. who lives near. here,
died Saturday afternoop, after an liz
ness OF sometime. Miss Bruce had
lived all or her life at the old home
with, her brother, Games. She leaves
to mourn her departure four brothers,
L. o. and ], IT,. OF. '1ownyille. W. NJ,
OF oaks.ay and Or. s. G., of Ander-
son. and four sisters, Mesdames Mary
and Amanda CAtnpbell. Jane =.
Spears. of TownvilIe and Mrs. Sallie
cleveland. of Trio. Texas.
Miss Bruce was 6S years old. She
became e Christian early In life ard
II was her delight to serve her Master
In the faithful discharge OF church
duties She was e teacher In the pub-
lfs schoais for a number OF years.
Funeral services were from the Bap.
|tist church Sunday afternoonl of four
o'clock. conducted BY her pastor, Rey.
I'M. ~. FIgw&ins Iiiter1nent took placs
!ss tie BAPTIST cotneteiy -.