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AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER
fHIRTIETH YEAR.
AMERICUS. GEORGIA,-!-(WEEKLY)-- THURSDAY. NOV. 5. 1908.
NUMBER 44
County News Items
*1
Interesting facts Gathered During the Week by Our
PRESTON.
(From
Our Regular Correspondent.)
Preston, Ga., Nov. 7—Mrs. Will Al-
ion left Wednesday for Wellston,
where she wilt" spend several days
with her sister. Mrs. J. C. .Clark. She
will also visit Macon before returning
home. , . _
Mr. S. A. 1-oyless, of Dawson, was
a prominent business visitor in town
few davs last week.
Mrs. .1. A. King and Mrs. Emmett
Cook were among others here shop
ping Friday afternoon.
ANDERSONVILLE.
(From Our Regular Correspondent.)
AndersonvlUe, Ga., Nov. 4.—Mrs. A.
F. Hodges and daughter, Miss Rebecca
attended the fair in Macon last Sat
urday.
Mrs. E. H. Clark and children af
ter a pleasant stay of two months at
the home of Prof. A. J. Clark, left
last Friday for Augusta to Join Mr.
Clark, who Is permanently located
there with the Underwood Typewriter
Co.
Mr. and Mrs B. F. Easterlin, Mr.
I w. Montgomery went over to and Mrs. W: O. Easterlin and Mrs
Amerieus Friday afternon, on import- M. S. Easteriin attended the Fair In
ant business, returning home Satur- Macon last Wednesday.
da ,. Mrs. Alonso Turner and son
Dr and Mrs. J. F. Lunsford drove! Richard Terry, spent iast Wednesday
over to Richland one evening iast very pleasantly in Aruerlcus .at the
week to hear Mr. Ralph Bingham's home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Olin Easter-
l lin.
lecture.
Messrs. John and Jesse Bell, of
Dawson, were in town Sunday, on a
short visit to ithelr mother.
Miss Maurice Sims, of Louvale, who
goes to school here, spent Saturday
and Sunday very pleasantly with
homefolks.
Mrs John King spent Friday night
and Saturday very delightfully as the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
B. Stevens.
PLAINS.
(From Our Regular Correspondent.)
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Slappey went
to Macon Thursday to take In the
Fair.
Mrs. P. C. Easteriin and Paul C„
Jr., returned home last Sunday, after
a pleasant stay or a few weeks at
the home ot her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. E. W. Johnson, of Oglethorpe.
Mr. John R. Gault, of Macon, Miss
Louanna Taylor, of Indianapolis, and
Miss Annie Mae Hicks, of Oglethorpe,
Mrs Ansley, of Smithvilte, who lias were visitors to the National Ceine-
been a pleasant visitor at the hospit- tery and Prison Park last Saturday
able home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. afternoon.
.Montgomery, for some time, has re-1 Messrs. Hogue and Argo, of
turned home.
Mrs. John A. Reeves spent Sunday
very pleasantly with relatives in
Richland.
Mr. .1. G. Merritt, -of Weston, was
among others In town on business
Monday
Mrs. Jep Reeves visited relatives in
Richland recently.
Dr. W. C. Sims, of Richland, was a
business vlBltor In 'town Monday.
Mr. John Reeves left Monday for
latary. where he has accepted a po
sition.
Miss Vesta Tharpe returned home
Monday, after a delightful stay of a
few days at Plains.
Mrs. Lizzie Lowe, who has been an
agreeable visitor at the hospitable
home of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Thornton,
has returned to her home at Hender
son, Fla.
Messrs. A. P. Passmore and George
Sims, of Weston, were prominent bus
iness visitors in Pretitan Tuesday.
Mrs. Tom MoGarrah, or Weston,
spent Tuesday here, the guest of Miss
Vesta Tharpe.
Mr. D. W. Nicholson, of Richland,
was among others having business
here Wednesday.
Mrs. J. W. A. Hawkins was in town
shopping Wednesday afternoon She
spent a few hours with Mrs. S. Bell,
before returning home.
Am
ericas, were visitors to the Ceme
tery and Park last Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. I.eon D., and D. B. Slappey
span last Sunday very pleasantly
with the homefolks.
Misses Lizzie and Callie Slappey
were the guests or their aunt, Mrs.
W. L. Slappey. last Sunday.
Mr. Julian B. Easterlin is home
again after an absence of about
year.
Mr. C. J. Clark has resumed work
on the Indiana monument.
Messrs. A. F. Hodges and W. R.
Battle took in the Fair in Macon
Mr. J. B. Rouse was a business vis
itor in Americas this week.
Little Ralph Harden Is quite ill
with pneumonia.
Mr. Burrell Joiner went down to
Amerieus on business Iast Friday.
Mr. T. M. Everett was here talking
Insurance last Wednesday.
Mr. Preston Williford was around
calling on the different merchants
Wednesday.
DeSOm
(Frum Our Regular Correspondent.)
Do Soto, Ga., Nov. 4.—Mrs Camilla
Wise, of Plains, la visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. WiUiam Smith.
Madanies Augustus Luke and Hugh
Ferguson went to Amerieus Wednes
day on a shopping trip.
Mrs. Lucy H. Simmons, of Ameri-
ciis, was the guest of relatives here
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs .Thomas Hooks and
family, of Amerieus, made a pleasant
trip in their auto to De Soto Sunday
to visit friends and to view the beau
tiful farms near here
Dr. S. H. McKee has returned to
Amerieus, after enjoying a pleasant
hunt near De Soto for several days.
Mesdames Jarrett Wilson and Will
Willett, of Leslie, were the guests of
relatives here Thursday.
Mr. Frank Janes and wife, of Les
lie. spent Sunday here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Malone have
returned from Mfmticello.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stewart, of Hud-
son, have returned home, after spend
ing several days here as the guests of
Mrs Eli Tucker. , ,
Messrs Geo. Bagley, Augustus Luke
*h<l Forehand Scarbrough are in Ma
con this week viewing the sights of
t-e fair. ,
Mrs. Iaiuise Hollis Simmons, of
t'hukee, Ib being entertained this
*eek by Mrs. George Washington
Bagley,
Messrs. Alec Duncan, of Hudson,
and Wiggins, of Columbus, moved
'heir families here Wednesday.
Mr, Will Uggln, who lives near De
Bn'o. Is a champion potato grower.
Tuesday he brought to town one po-
'ato that weighed 6 pounds. From one
™l he gathered 24 pounds. This
"hows a profitable prospect for truck
farming in this section. .
Come as the others
do and buy your winter
®uit now at exactly half
price. This is your gold*
e n opportunity.
Chas. L. Ansley.
, How WSL dislike‘to accent a favor
fr°'n a person we dislike.—Chicago
News.
LESLIE.
(From Our Regular Correspondent.)
Leslie, Ga.. Nov. 4.—Miss Nellie and
Master F. H. Hines went to Ameri-
cus Sunday arternoon to visit .rel
atives. , , ,, , A
Some of the hunters in Leslie nould
not let the birds rest one day over
time, but went Monday and killed
many of them.
Mr. F. H. Hines made a business
trip to Amerieus Monday.
Rev. Shingler. of Warwick. Will
each at the Baptist church Satur
day and Sunday. •
Mrs. T. J and Miss Stella Wade
made a trip to Amerieus Wednesday.
Mr. and Sirs. Tom Williams are en
tertaining a little daughter at their
home.
Miss Annie" Larasnore was in I-eslle
Saturday.
Mrs. F. G. Janes went to Amerieus
Wednesday.
17TH DISTRICT.
Plains, Nov. 4.—A delightful social
event of the past week was the Hal
lowe’en party given at the Auditorium
Saturday evening by Misses Annie
Collum and Ophle Markett, compli
mentary to their pupils. The spirit of
the season was observed throughout
the entertainment. The witch, for
tune teller and ghosts made them
selves manifest. The usual Interest
ing games were Indulged In by the
young folks. At a late hour delic
ious punch and all kinds of fruit were
served.
The fourth quarterly meeting of
the Plains Charge convened with the
Plains church on the 31st Inst, to
complete the work of the charge for
the present conference year before
the meeting of the annual conference.
There was a very good attendance of
the Stewarts, and the meeting proved
quite an interesting and profitable
one. Rev. J. B, Johnston, the Presid
ing Elder, preached three able, soul-
Btlrrlng sermons to a large apprecl-
at The ai Methodist Foreign Missionary
Society held their regular meeting at
the church Monday afternoon, and a
profitable gathering was reported.
Mr. Edgar Lee Ratliff and Miss Rosa
Mae Adams, of Mossy Dell, were
quietly married at the Methodist pars
onage here last Wednesday. Their
many friends extend congratulations.
Mrs. W. I* Straw and daughter,
Miss Mabel, of Louisville, Ky„ and
Miss Florence Roberts, of Amerieus,
were pleasant visitors at the home of
Rev. Clarence Roberts recently.
Rev. and Mrs. C. A Phillips and
Mrs. John Jennings left Tuesday for
Harralson to attend the Lutheran
Synod, which convenes^ there this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rodgers and
Miss Maggie McDonald, of Sumter,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mc
Donald Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. H. T. Bradley spent the week
end here with Mrs. Bradley.
Mr. C. W Patterson, of Cartersvllle,
was a guest at the home of Mr. J. A.
McDonald Sunday.
Mrs. Itoss Dean, Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
Hudson and daughter, Marguerite,
have returned from a short visit to
Mrs. Carl Campbell at Broxton.
Mrs. R. S. Oliver returned home
Tuesday, after a short hut delightful
visit to her daughter. Miss Floy Oliv
er. who Is attending Wesleyan Col
lege
Dr. Howard Derrick, of Oglethorpe,
visited his sister, Mrs. D. I. Hite, Sun
day.
Dr. and Mrs. Colqult Logan were
visitors in Amerieus Monday.
Miss Vesta Thorpe, of Preston, vis
lted Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johns the first
Rev. T. R. McMlcliael, of Smlthvllle,
was the guest of Mr and Mrs. J.
French recently.
Misses Ethel Carter and Eva Mae
Stevens, and Messrs. Jack Slappey and
Oscar Williams were guests of Par
rott friends Sunday.
Mr. John Webb, ot Sumter, was a
visitor In Plains Sunday.
Mrs. Nina Carter and Miss Eva
Mae Stevens spent Monday pleasantly
In Amerieus.
Mrs. Tam Black, of AmericuB, was
a pleasant visitor In Plains this past
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Roberts, ' of
Amerieus, were guests of their son,
Rev. Clarence Roberts Saturday • and
Sunday.
Rev. C. M. Ledbetter, wso is travel
ing In the Interest of the Anti-Saloon
I,eague, was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A McDonald Tuesday.
Mrs. Clarence Roberts and Children
spent Tuesday and Wednesday pleas
antly with Amerieus relatives.
Mrs. Jesse Timmerman, and daugh
ter, Miss Rnhy, were visitors In Am-
ericus Tuesday.
Mrs. IJnwood Jennings and little
daughter. Lynette, left Tuesday for
Sylvester to visit the former's par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Taylor.
Miss Ruth Kendrick spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs. Ed Ken
drick. to the delight of her many
friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dupree, and Mr.
W. M Kidd, of AmericuB, were recent
visitors to Plains.
(From Our Regular Correspondent.)
Misses Jessie Belle and Marguerite
Forth spent Saturday and Sunday
with Miss Carrie Smith.
Miss Effle Brinkley spent last week
with Mrs. Charles C. Turner.
Messrs. Thomas Turner and Teas-
ley left last Monday for Florida to
spend a few weeks on the shores of
the gulf.
Mrs. iW. A. Jones spent a few days
last week with her daughter. MIbs
Annis Jones, who Is attending school
in Mllledgevtlle. _
Messrs. R. P. Israel and O. 13
Wiggin3. Jr., spent Saturday and Sun-
dayjn Parrott.
jfr. Earle Croxton has returned
15th District..
SMITHV1LLE.
(From Our Regular Correspondent.)
ELLAVILLE.
(From Our Regular Correspondent.)
Smlthvllle, Ga.,- Nov. 4.—Smith-j Ellaville, Ga., Nov. 4.—Miss Luctle
vllle Is still true to her record of Lindsay left today for Atlanta. .
vine is sun uuc Mrs Emmett Duncan has returned
romantic marriages | tr0 mOgiethor„e, where she visited
day afternoon, Mr. J. C. Eastman, of
relatives.
Mr. Tucker Rainey made a short
visit to Shady Dale the past week.
Mrs. J. S. Llghtner, who has been
very 111, Is much better.
I MIbs Marguerite Drane and Rebee-
jea Mathis, of Amerieus, are expect-
Fort Valley, and Miss Olive Salter,
of this place drove to Dawson and
were there joined in the holy bonds.
The marriage came as a surprise to
their friends here. Mr. and Mrs.
Eastman are at home now at Union
Springs, Ala. I ed to visit relatives here this week.
Rkthard
lgans" a most dellghtfn. Hallowe'en ^.Ud to tLVheds^'o^ her
smith, -1^
fortune-telling games were played,
:r= u n c:i. rsri' ^
beautifully deem-atedwith autumn' Qf meetlngg he held
the Methodist church of Ellavll,.
gobbling etc., produced by the S' ta '| b ^” ^" D Ixon Is In Buena
njng faces of many candle-lit I vl8ta ,' the BUegt of her parentg> M r.
kins. Delicious fruit gelatin aud,
cake were served.
I and Mrs. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Baldwin,
who
Miss Mary Lizzie Ansley nas re-1 been „ vl on Broad atree t,
turned from Macon, after a delightful . .
visit to Mrs. W. S. Deidrlck. “re now at home to their friends at
Misses Jennie and Eddie Edwards
were: shoppers in Amerieus Tuesday.
MK If a Cook of Albany, was a
Sunday visitor.
Miss Nell McKenney has returned
home from Albany, after a pleasant
visit to Mrs. T. S. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Fort McAfee spent
last Week in Macon.
Mr. Merten Reid of Balnbrldge,
spent Monday here.
On'r little town Is an Adamless Eden
this week—all the men are courting
Jn I-eesburg.
SUMTER
(From Our Regular Correspondent.)
Sumter, Ga„ Nov, 4.—Messrs. W.
A. and T. G. Webb went to Amerieus
Saturday.
Miss Neva May Holly, of Friend
ship, has been the attractive guest
or the Misses Chappell tor the past
Several or the patrons visited Mr.
I,. z. aTnrpin's school Friday after
noon, thus giving him and his pupils
encouragement, while affording them
selves pleasure as well
Mr. J. T. ,Webb went to Amerieus
Saturday.
Master Inman Owen, of Albany,
came Thursday to spend a day or
two with his uncle, Mr. W. E| Mit
chell.
Mrs. S. A. Rodgers and Miss Maggie
McDonald, attended the quarterly
meeting at Plains Saturday.
Mrs. !W. E. Mitchell and Mr, Dwight
MltcheTI returned home from Macon
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Israel spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Edge.
Little Miss Theone Webb Is ill of
diphtheria.
CROWDS CONTINUE
AT ANSLEVS SALE
(From Our Regular Correspondent.)
Mr. G. B. Dell and daughter, Ethel,
spent Saturday afternoon In I.eBlle
.Mr. Tom Exum and family spent
Mr. J. O. Dell made Borne new
syrup last week.
Sunday very pleasantly with Mr. and
Mrs, J. O. Dell.
Mrs. W. B. Tlner and Mrs. Jim
Uvingston spent Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. Jim Deli.
j Rev. W. H. Olmstead preached at
from down the road two Sunday morn-'j,j on as j,i g regular appolnment.
!mra In succession with a long face.
The singing at Mr. J. T. -Mill*)
Last Friday morning, Mr. Chas. L.
Ansley inaugurated his special sale of
high-class dry goods, clothing, and
ladles ready-to-wear garments. In
their eagerness to get inside the
store on the first day customers push
ed open the doors before the time an
nounced for the sale to begin, and
seized upon the goods almost by
force. Crowds surged over the store,
and in many instances buyers carried
goods in one hand and cash in the
other to the cashier, being unable to
get waited on, though a large force of
extra clerks had been employed.
From that day on the rush has been
going on every day. Every day stran
gers passing by have asked what was
creating bo much excitement inside
the store.
Mr. Ansley Is keeping up the big
cuts in prices, being determined to
close out many lines, and continue, It
at all. In specialties.
“Dur Bale has surpassed our expec
tutlons,” said Mr. Ansley yesterday.
“I have never seen anything like It
In Amerieus. I knew our low prices
on fine goods would bring a response,
hut the crowds have overflowed our
capacity io handle them. We are go
ing to sell regardless of the sacrific
es necessary and are living up to
the advertisement in all its details.”'
The sale will be continued from day
to day until the stock Is disposed of.
Major Baldwin’s on Oglethorpe avo.
MIbs Lucile Lindsay left last week
for Atlanta, where she will be the
guest of her sister, Mrs. S. B. Bald
win, Jr.
Dr. H. G. Llghtner and Prof. Wal
lace Nelson were visitors In Ella
ville on last Sunday.
Miss Lucy Baldwin has returned
home from n month's stay In Brox
ton. While In that little city Miss
Baldwin was the admired guest of
Mrs. A. R. Lewis.
Mrs. W. D. Murray has returned
home from Amerieus.
Mr. Haynes Collins leaveB soon for
College Park, where he will attend
the G. M". A.
Mr. Lon Walters has returned from
Atlanta.
Col. C. P. McCrory “took In” the
fair In Atlanta recently.
Miss Laurie Smith was a recent
visitor In Ellaville.
DE 50T0 S NEW
BOULEVARD
De Soto, Ga., Nov. 4.—The convict
camp of Sumter county Is now sta
tioned In the vicinity of De Soto for
the purpose of opening a public road
between De Soto and Cobb. The lo
cation of the road will pass through
the most beautiful portion of the
Rylander-Sheffleld plantation and will
place In public view the recently ex
tensive Improvements they have made
on that portion of the farm, which
consists of 17 new dwellings, etc. Al
ready more than a mile of the road
has been completed and the work re
flects credit upon Supt. Christian's
excellent management of the convicts.
The entire distance of the road will
be four miles and when completed
entirely will not only make an addi
tional attraction to De Soto, but also
for the citizens of the eastern portion
of Sumter county. The automobillsts
of Amerieus are cordially invited to
come down and try the speed of
their cars on De Soto's beautiful
boulevard.
May Decide Upon Retire
ment Plan.
mss.
SOPHIA
kittlesen:
HEALTH VERY POOR-
RESTORED BY PE-Rll-NA.
Catarrh Twenty-five Years-
Had a Bad Cough.:
Miss Sophlp, Kittlesen, Evanston, Ill.,,
writes s
“I have been troubled with catarrh/’
for nearly twenty-five years and have'
tried many cares for it, bat obtained
Very little holp.
“Then my brother advised me i > try
rerun a, and l did.
“My heallh was very poor at the time
I began taking Pcrnna. My throat w»*L
very soro and I had a bad cough.
• * Peru tin has cured me. The ch fr. .*»/& '
catarrh is gone a'nd my health is very
much improved.
U I recommend Peruna to alt "*T
friendr who aro troubled as I wa*. 1,
PERUNA f ABIXTS:-Borne prop!. pro- -
fer tablets, rather than medicine hi a ■
fluid form. Such people car. obtain T’^ra- 1
na tablets, which represent the m -.;fi
nal ltigrcdicnuof Ueruna. Each tablet
equals one average dose of Perunr.
Man-a-lin the Ideal Laxative.
WEDDIN6 IN DAWS0N1S v
OF INTEREST HERE
Miss Durham and Mr. Bar-
tie United.
FARMERS TO MEET IN
FORCE IN CONVENTION
Amerieus friends of both the bride
and groom are interested in the mar
riage of Miss Jewel Durham of Daw
son and Mr. W. L. Battle ot Colum
bus, which was solemnized yesterday
morning at tbs bride’s home In the
former-city. The ceremony, witness
ed by a largo assemblage of friends
was performed by Rev. T. W. O'Kel
ly of the BaptlBt church. Mr. F. L
Clements of Ruena Vista was boat
man, and accompanied the bride and
groom as tar as Amerieus upon their
way to Jacksonville upon a bridal”
•our.
STEWART IS FREED ON
CHARGE OF HOMICIDE
Commissioner T. G. Hudson will
leave Amerieus on Monday next to
attend the great convention of farm
ers and business men to assemble in
New Orleans next Tuesday. The re
tirement from the market of 1,600,000
bales of cotton is one of the plans to
be considered at the conference of
farmers and business men, according
to President C. S.t Barrett of the Nat
ional Farmers’ Union, who called the
meeting. Mr. Barrett returned from
the Crescent City 8unday. He made
complete arrangements for the gath
ering, which he says will be the lar
gest of that kind that has ever taken
place in this country. The confer
ence will be between representative
farmers and business men from all
sections of the cotton belt, and will
be for the purpose of devising plans
to advance the price ot cotton. It
will be held under the auspices or
the Farmers' Union.
Killing of Harris Proved
Self Defense.
The singing
was largely attended and thoroughly
enjoyed by all.
The schools In this community are
steadily Increasing ever,' day now.
MARRIAGE OF MISS STEVEXS
’ AND MR. 0. K. POWELL
The men In this community are go-’If you have not read his ad—refer to
l„g wild over bird hunting. , tZo^toAo^ “ eX “ t,y What
Mr. AV. H. Tiner from DeSoto. lg ,he proves to do.
spending a few days with friends
to enjoy the bird season.
Miss Lilly Kenedy is spending a
few days with her cousin, Mlsr Eu
nice Walters,
Mr. James Stevens announces the; Every overcoat in our
marriage of hi. d_aughter. Katheryne, 8tock ^
Bozeman, to Mr. Ozrow K. Powell,
Cochran, Ga. They were married at
the Baptist parsonage at Hawkins-
vllle, Ga., Monday afternon at 1:30
o'clock. Rev. Charles Graves officiat
ing. The only attendants were Miss
Effiie Powell, sister of the groom, and
Mr. J. C. Ridley, of Hawklnsville. Mr.
and Mrs. Powell wll be at home at
Cochran attar this date.
price.
Chas. L. Ansley.
The easier it is to get married
the harder It Is to stay married.—
Chicago News.
ROBT. McGRARY DEAD
AT HOME IN MAGON
Relatives in Amerieus were appris
ed yesterday of the death of Mr. Rob
ert McCrary at his home in Macon, the
end following an illness of some length
Entire line $2 hats,
the best on earth for
$1.25. Every one the
latest and best styles.
Chas. L. Ansley
A Timely Contribution
Tom Stewart, the negro who gave
Arthur Harris a punctured tire by
shooting him through the heart here
three or four weeks ago, surrendered-,
himself to Sheriff Bell yesterday and
upon preliminary trial was at once
liberated.
A clear case of self-defense was
readily established.
Only one witness was examined, -
the negress, Tess Ray, at whose
house the tragedy occurred, and her
statement served to liberate the prls—
oner, Tom Stewart
The woman stated that Harris came
to her home on the night in question
and, finding Stewart a previous guest
rushed upon him with Ills hand on his
pocket, threatening to kill him. It
Was then .that Stewart’s hardware '
was brought into .full play.
One bullet put Harris to the bad, ).'
and Stewart, who Is only a country '
negro, took to his heels.
A number ot the leading white
farmers of the county came In to
testify os to Stewart’s excellent char
acter, but the plea of self-defense was
so readily established that only the-
testimony ot the Ray woman, theouL
witness to the killing, was desired,
Blalock & Cobb and J. A.HIxon,
Esq., represented Stewart, while City
Solicitor Childers appeared for the
state.
(Macon News.)
'A desirable citizen,” according to
wtthTphold fever, U 'Mn*McCrary"re- Tom Gamble, “is one who raUes a
sided In Amerieus many years ago *!!?„ Repub can party
And the family was a wellknown one the la * 1 moment.
here at that period. He was a brother
or Mrs. Robert Poole and also related
to Mrs. Laura D. Speer, among other
relatives here.
Janltrese—’’Flft’ fluro oop; secon* .
dure to be right." ,
Caller—“Ib there an elevator.”
Jaintrcss—"No, mem; but there’s
car-rpet all Urn way up.”
tei
Did It ever occur to you that the
majority’ ot life’s real ]"
After man makes the opportunity
the opportunity may make him.—Chi- comparatively Inexpei
. „ cago News,
ures are
cogo News.
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