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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1894)
At 7 r A w - ~ «<. >. .r ul.. bu-icessxrs, sud we do not claim I infallibility feet system ; but we by Lave our reduced thorough them and to t*er a mini n. . m. If we should make them, tell n« so. and they will lie righted - at our expense. Is that satisfactory ? AUGUSTA bUMBBtl CO. Doom, Sash, Bl.nds, Uumfcee, 4« ** Buy of the Maker." Auguste, Cc VOL. 1. NO DOLL TIH M —w TH Kimbrough, Bickers & Co. have Cut 1 FKK8 t O tit It is true times a’-e //arD bnt wo trade. t'm times. and that is one thing that is bnngin a us the IT ROM NOW UNTIL FALL i YTo will cut the life out of Prices f More is the way we are doing. Towels worth 25. 35 40 an,rjjinwjS.*> « ld r>c * ssssxarssss Linen ** f(7 in Bleached Table Damask worth !>D, now hue y.ud. SSwki™ tZLS.o 20 and 25e. « «m thark 'Uo tl m h.i: 1-ii. each. Men’s Outing Shirts worth Men’s Elegant Brown Dril’ Drawers only 2oc per patr. Men’s Congress Shoes worth SI 40 down to tot. So.n*~...■* StJgSS Su* SSSTJStfS down. 8 ’U AH Summer Muslins Marked In facf these are onl} a few har trains that we are giving every dav. II can’t come, senT tor Samples ahd Pricks. "We * you will always give your orders Careful Attention and Guarantee you lowest prices. Yours to Serve, eimbroush, BICKERS & CO. Oreenesboro, OriSt. C. H. HOWARD & CO. srCCESSOR TO W. H. HOWARD & SONS. < Cotton Commission . j\L -\ r erci 1 1 fin 4- ls, No. 20 McINTOSH Older- Or bagging and Ties ; (SKVKNTH M lt ITT). — AND — -4 Consignments of Cotfon Solicited. Augusta, (*eorgia . — X POPE & FLEMING-, ns* Augusta; Oa. I^a mers Coiisi^iiniKuits l*.>p t*iully Solicited. ! Tlie WINSHIP C^r#-4; Cotton (tins, M il® COTIO.V I’lli 88ES, V rvTTX.t Ei.K VATCB8 ami DlsTKfBLTKl'.S. ' '-Vt -y, (JTHE EE3T SYSTEM F‘> r Elevating. v "p* atirnj, ( leaning aTid P.o k icg made by any concern iu tiie world _ -It Will Fay jpr' , you to get price® fr rn tlu rnanufactare* cm* fore you boy vvi.vsmr li iciiixE < «, Met * r when tbe A«fv you writ**. ate Democrat' Atlanta, Ou 9 THE ADVOCATE-DEiriKSAT. &.N ADVOCATE OF JEFFERSONIAN PRINCIPLES- ('Y AWFORDV1LLE, GKORGIA* FRIDAY. ISKPTKMBEK 7. ’ i8i»4 Our Local News. City and County Items I P-ieily Told. For cheap goods go to L\ Bergstroms hr. .J.»H. Clupm io is at home} sick this w*ek. Head our ad on first page. Kim-. ! trough. Bickers <fc ('o. Mr. Ksper McDonald returned to | Tl #3ison Tuesdaj - . Miss Mamie Rhodes is on a visit to Augusta this tveik. K’ad Kimbrough, Bicktrs & Co's “<m if you are looking for bargains. Mr. A. D. McDonald was with us a short while Sunday. , Mr. and M.s. Kd. Kolucke, of .Wadi son _ < lre visiting friends ill tlie city. 1 We wiliM.tveiyou money and sel! you j reliable goods, Kimbrough. Bickers ,V I Co. Mr. h.11 (»unit has accepted a ttosition with the depot agc.it in Mtih dgeville. The changes in some of the business houses of tile city have quite mixed us up. The best 50c unlaundried shirts to be found anywhere is at Kimbrough, Bickers A- Co. Mr. T. C- llolden, now a resident of While Plains, was in Ihe city Tues¬ day. Mr. L. S. Jackson, one of Sharon’s successful merchants was in the cily Monday. Send us an older for a pair of those silk gloves at 15c a pair. Kimbrough, Jiiekeis A Co. A huge number from here attended campmeeting at Fountain camp, last Sunday. You sheiiltljsee these ribbons we are selling for 2j and 15c a yard, tie y have been going fast. Kimbrough, Bickers <V Co. Mis. 11. M. H 'Men and Miss Stella llolden left Moil lay for a tew days stay in I he country. Mrs Gee relumed from Washington Tuesday, where she has been spending a few days wilii friends. Irving IV. Larimore, pljymelal director of Y. M.* C. At, I)e n i *wa, (w/’Tbm&'C'it hitttf!9Ty fvcoor riid Chaiimei'** Iain’s Pain Balm to aililetes. gymnasts, bicyclists loot nail plafiers and the profess dislocations, si<m in general also lor for biuisns, sprains and .stiffness and sciences of tiie muscJes* When applied be foie the parts bet ome swoi.cn il will cfleet u cute in one half t he time usually required. For sale by Dr. R J. Rian, Druggist. MissCinnie Boone, a pleasant young lady of the Gate City is on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. \V. Farmer. In Sharon news will be found an 11 c count of the sad death of Mr. frail Mu''re, son of Mr. Joshua m lore. John (t. Monger Editor of the Sunbeam i Seiijtuiaii, lam! Ini the Mo., Presidency who iiame.t in Nov. (irover is'u Gleve- while | i lie Was Mayor ol Buffalo, X. Y., is imams ! sii'.'tie in Ids I 'lain'-(;„iic | (.‘nileia anil Jtcnihoea lfeineitv. He says "I liave used it for the past five years and eonsudvr it the i'c-# picpavatmn of the kind m tlie market. It is as staple as kii- ! gar and coflee in tliis sictiun. It i-. an ar» 1 ;; a ^!rF*«”an'bv‘' 1,1 " ,ul in I ii. J Ri in. Druggist. Miss Maud Leary was in the city a 1 few davs last week. Much to the re** giet of her man y ti lends, she returned j home Monday. While in U’hif.i^o, Mr ('li.irl,^ L KhIi a pmm iioit slrne iwcrciianr of I;os Moines, Jovva. had quite a serious time of it. Hr took sueli fc severe cold that In* could hard)\ Talk or navi^ete, hut flu* joompt use of (Jhainb *i JaiiiH Cough Kern* 1 «i£ r n&lZl\‘wZ'Lll .^Oolfis ’• lowed llis example and half a <|o/.,.|, ,, ,, mTis oid 'ied it iroiuthe n**a»'e,st dru^ ^tore i They weie profuse in r cir thanks to Mr. I K rimer 1 ot tc/lii.g ilicm ta»» to cure a ban cold .-o q iitkly. For sale hy Dr. )(. J. Riin, DiUggist. i LAtlc Miss Marie Stephens, after a P’ea.aot v.sit to our town of two j weeks duration returned to her home in Atlanta last Satuiday. A grettdeal of sickness is reported thioughout the country. In the last few days three deaths liave occurred in tlie sfiaron ip-ighboi hoo 1 alone. Teetning Cbtidren i __ NX thing on earth will take cintdren p;ea"a l)j Yand'-^vci’i’ -u/c 1 ) v ’Kd - Re,y ’ »>* . Kin#" B'jyai berm"* ure. 'l hev like t<> taka it, an I it net* like mauic pc' in ineet,»»4 the trouble* ,t Hiat eritieal riofj. Il I?, perfectly IiuijiIc^n. cofitainin^ no alcohol or opium in any foini whafeve l’h mnaiidh have tiled it and it fu« in* ver been known to tail. ?:.»; r m l.’uUnti Siiij»)M-sl Fr**e If you wis i to ship vour cotton and will call at this office we will f/j-ok and ship it provided,you ship 1 1 a.»y cotton factor advertised in tills Of course we c »r»n«t pay frei^iit charts, but wiii attend to the correspondence, etc etc. Thi-S will *ave you lots >f t rouble and as we w»U a('C(*i>l no adverti-e merit from a disl ories» dealer >##« cult feel *-a~y ah to bow youi pfoouce W III te handled. Buy 1 Cbeap>ef*t And get the le--t eJ<#tinug fr ■ . Kim Prong lin ker.** Ac Vo., of ( re* *.">! oro, Tr.*-y Hfe ; s -j "l-e^i^r .Ttifl wrp-f C ’-thii-g H.arj }>, i .ii 1 get el-" a ;tre. JUDGE HINES. To Speak in Washington Sej tt-mber 1,’tli. A frnnil informs us that Judge Jus. K. Hines will speak tn Washinelon at I.the Tope Park or ') hursday the tilth of next, month. A large mmilv.'i* from Tsiliafciru should be ou baud. If as m;itiv a*- le t ot'Vtf will g., from Crawfordvilk 1 and will have their names in advance re dneed rates can probably tie scoured from the railroads. * Uo RU( , hc „, ., gu0 ,; s|) , !0 eh. Ready KorBasineas. Mr. C. 11. tioliioke -announces that lie will mu llis gin this fall. lie will he pre¬ pared to furnish you with hugging and ties, and deliver \ our cotton at the depo free of charge. llis n.Hcliiiicry is thy host and you are ooitain of gening a good sample. Hive him a trial. •V » — Advertised Letters The following list - I letters remain in the postotliue at Ciaw foidviUe, I’wl i.ifcno County Georgia, will he sent to the deadletier i dice if not called for at ine expiiaUou of JO days from uate, August Is. Mrs Betsy Pitt, ’Gross Ornrnbey, John 11. Evans, Rev. IT.n. 8 trial ley, Kpiiriaiu Steed, Charley Simmons, \\ Ilhams W aids C. 1. Fat titer, P. M. September 1st PJ.il. . v. Anothnr JHeiith. Again il fails to our lot to chronicle Ilia dcaili of ... another person of .. young v couuly. .... I Ins . lime me , soul of , Miss . our Atiee Llluigtou, , the Itjflrutuu , . year old , ° daughter of Mr. and Jvr*. S. S. Filing- ..... have . halo ton, J loins those wuo gone re. She was burned at llm-dd family lmy iog grounds near Sand < Mine XlltllM day. * ” I a Beig-trom desir hi in tufoilil those who owe niiit stiri' ucil/Uiit lhal he will now give them n oltu cc to pay up. Conic early and a voir ’ ilu rush. They Are Moving:. I>urii.^ Ihe. last few diiva our mer¬ chants have been j»L*> i hit “in\ and Ihe uctose.” The /alliance Store in now where ihe racket Store was, Mr. Me Dom.ld occupies Andrews. Gee A Co’-. 1,1,1 wlsl "l. while this linn can he found m tin- building which the Alliance s,ol '° »ioved from. it j„ rcjiortcd that Messrs. Andrews, <i,!e & Co., will soon swap fpjaill with Holden, Farme] .V Co,. Wouldn't it ,M ' a good idea lo put the town on swapping "' ,ju!l1 carried ou more- easily. A (h)od Ihhd ini A good dentist is not always to be fotiiu among tlie number who practice this art. Those who have had Dr. \V. L. Bethea, of Grcerieshoro, work for them say h * ih one of the best iu this sect mu. lie has had several years ex r ri * ,M ' B ° f R, Ulal r>rfl<,tkl: a,,< ‘ " H< * latest nicihod* in 1 teniistrv. llis \a>k Tut Oil. Ah usual some one had to he hurt on th* excursion fmui asriin^ron lo At*> l*nla last. Tfiurwlav, to k ep up the reputation of such Mips. The unfortunate one (lift time haps pened lo l»e Mr. \ed Keating, of Sl/a ron. He and bis family went up on this train and in coming back; when the slop for Sluron was made, it Is f-.iidlliat Mi. Keatlr g gtcpisid out on tlie platfoun liefort 4 the train StI>p|s-d. intending to help his fain ly off when I.is foot sipped and he fell iietween tl ”' The front truck passed ovt i Uic left )e^ of the otifor tiinatc man. almost . . entirely . aei vin^ . it from * his l»ody. ]>r I)aV : d*on arnpufaied h/Ir. K*at* in^'s Pg amt last report Pay he is doing finely. His fiiends liope t,o see him out in u lew weeks, No blame is at tachesi tn th- r;i; i.cid ernplovees. Kiickleits Arnica Salve. t!i" world for Hut* ( >a’t Klu-uio F* v#*r . Ten* ( ba .pt-<l '.’and*, L'fulMain* -iveij #<ri puara, co a IU * d t • u " p it**#*? -. 1 ' da"ti» tD'fll#* 1 1 ' t * #;#> tf D**r v F'#r -ale* b . Hr . K, ,i. 1,’eid. 'Ho 'A < ? - n-i Sk n [)i ^oiipiy apply “.'iWaYn fcV Oirtmi.xt So interiral loediein*- required. !*'•# r e"7..-n.a. ift'b all eruptione on the f a(*e oatfd, r.o?»e &e leaving the *kin , w |»Me »ud h# altiiv. It* great hen ng him! eura’ ive jm»w# j» are po-**e^-ed by no other remedy A*X your druggist (of hWAYNfc Uimsivst I 0 UWil S 1 ” HTISN w * * ** Mr. John Johnson Is To Be TalinJerro’s Next Representative. J|]g 0filSg3t6S MS6t W®dP®Sll3V Allli Flit Up A SlfilillCli p I OpUllST. .. a ho delegates to noiiiltutki a en uli date to represent Taliaferro county in the next l.eg'ishitnro, unanimously non: muted Mr, John Johnson. Mr. Johnson is widely known us one. of the strongest supporters of the lie form party in this county, fie was among the first to see flic "error of Ins way' and joined the people's Party tanks. Now tvr have our man, let’s push him Ihiough. IS IT All K 1)1,11 ? Oue Nej»TO Shoots Another Near Sharon last Thursday — Was it an Accident. Last Friday Mr. Tom Moore, a bai¬ liff of Raytown disfriel brought Irwin Heard to our county jaii for safe keep ing uuti 1 feliruun e«".i-t. Heard charged Willi , mlirtier , of is Rage , Johnson , another Sharon negro. I lie eireumsianees are as usual , m sill'll cases. ,, Itoth , id the negroes were ilrmkmg , . and lioth ciiri led pistols. I hey ^ . (i Uu; riiiu| j oln , hl) nc . gvo who was idiot, pulled hi« pislOl, telliug Heard Omt lie wn*» j n> .4-uL li » fudit'WMM- giw»» i* * * i »* mjr (o shoot over Hu other ue^roV bead, hut lit pulled the trlger too qtiii k and the hall lodged in Johnson's stom¬ ach. If card with (he help of his half-tvB te 1 hiotlior who was along, earrieil the wottnde I man to Dr. Dill isnii’s nllli e in Slmron uhcie liis wound was dress cd, but in .s))ili; of Hie candid JiHeu’doii of ilio p)iynientn he died Siimlav. A numb r of rmuuiM are alloal an *o the shooting. „„ ihe above , n.o„„l , ,s from , H,«rd. ii i It in reported (hut .lupuscii, ;i short, while before dyinj^ ^aid (lo t tli sh«»ot iu^ wan purely Jieeidrulal. I!u IL aid’s l»r<iiher Hays that Hid two were quarrel¬ ing al llie lime. lli«* ^eueial impn "ofiu i> Ih.d IL-. id will come (dear lie b a mii’| \et mil ployed a lawyer hut will do so noon. Something n ay he. hrnuidil to lip lit that will throw quite a different light on affair WIII’IK PLAINS. -p) iu ^.st llmpii alec of All llo-pit aide Places. At least this is What we were led to la'heve mi our first visit to th.s lovely little village, last Thursday eve ing. Our mission was to attend a harbe cue supper at Mr, Jim King’s, given in ho mr of Mi-s Ruth Holcomb, an wttractlire young la ly of Sllaiita. A ndeof fourteen miles put iih ex iiC i|y fa the eonditicn lo enjoy a good meal and if the enmmily of our appe tile indicates ltd* our enj lyme.-l read - ed its highest aLainmenl. The yoiititf ladi.s at IFbite Plains HI e especially altiaclive and wa L II in if.ve only about six time-, peal 1 y the White 1'laius gills ate s attractive it is tiard to tell wbieti you l'k‘- test. l»V spent the night, at the h c pi'ahle of .Wr an] Mrs .T C. Ilo'dcn And out kind host, and hostess have (,ut sincere thankn. lkfor'* breakfant Hie next rnoinin^ we strolled ov / and took a look at the biiHinesH Iioii-ck In H\ ue of tbe late dlsasterous lire which swept mo*t <>f the stores away the town 1 an been “V wondeifullv quick. Messis. // .l ien, Former A stoie will be llie attract ion of the neighborhood when conplete l Tli-y have one f the best stands and a v*uy imat n*-w houn" If indications i«itiit, sn tin* n.jht oir» ct*‘>i» tliey will have a * ’* Km ~ t m , W#- authorize oui advertis'd druggist to **dl l»r. King's Sf* Uiicovrry Un ( ot "ttinpliou, Uough* an 1 Coldi, upon tlo-v •‘OtnltUoti. It y##u Hi#* affli' tcd with ,i < -ongii, I/'old oi any Lung. Mir*##t or L‘h »,t trouble, arid wiii ii*»»* tin* remedy an di n-oU'd, giving i a fair trial, ami #*xj»*'* ri* no- no fe-neht on may return the and liave \<*or mot **y refumied. We con PI not make fid* offer did we no kii<»w Mmt llr. KHix'* New tli-cover* Pm id t "*lied **ij. If n**v» r di-appf.ir.’y j;r»»icle>tHvn free at Hr. 1*. J Itri'l *> Ui TAot* L-i.g" -/-e o#; air. 4- The People's Advocate, Established- 1802. The ('rawfordvill. Democrat, F.stub lihlo'd 1878. Consolidated Oct. (t, 1800 . CTJT rates wrrm— iiiutii iri i—i iwiihuim Prevail oil our entire stock nf SUMMER - SHOES. »;iitawR.-.;se.. maaaimmm This embraces every .Shoe in the Store, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's, Men's and Iliya’ Finest and moat xijlish Footwear at manufacturer's cost, to elose on!. A. OI_.T3A.3NT SWEEP, Mui orders solicted and attended to protrpOy. We pre¬ pay 1’ vpress chniges during August. ff ' JJSWra ■ ^JiRPS*&(p* FOOT CQVERERS T£) ALL MANKIND, *> ».» Whitehall Si. • • Atlanta, ( «jl Shi: roii [ferns. Bv lli .Miury Mr. W, U Brow,; is in Atlanta this week. JPm lamra Smith is visiting Di. Davidson's fatally. (j iite a iiultil er of mu people atten¬ ded Fount mi ruuqi melting last Sun day. Mr. It. N. Gilbert In s been qtulc sick during ltic past week, tuts, tsuonvale.se tuft. Messrs 1. M. TrlpUtl and B A. D*vid«on are spending a wi ■ k among Iricnds and re dives at Hli.noi), ' *W1 n ,/usf (its '.'ot.it n:V spirit of mIhh Mnttltt i’M m"on took Its to the (flory world. Her reniitliis were interred at Huytown Mvlhodint church. Mi hch Lolita Newson and Nunucr llohlei , two very estiiuabUtymiiig ladies of VV ttshingtor, teturneii to theif hollies m uidny after a (.leasant visit to Misses Hi tine's at Raytown. A pi i/,d wum "If red l»y one of the cleik.Hii: .1 A. K*ndiL’k‘M »tnr« lo the first <;»i.s!(inn r i hat would briutf in a L.tsi, Satan day, Sep tembet' 1st, Ml. I, M Seagn sold ......, . ......... and is made tin* neipient <»l a Ibble. Ml. Ed, Keating upon returning from AUattfa last, FtlJtvy uigiit, ass Hinting Ids lit lie daughter f° g"t off the train heie. h II or was i.hrowu by tin; movinp train wi h Ii us left fool aciottH tli tiaek, which ic HuIf.(*(J In ’ho total loss of hin loot. /lit David um vu-m iminedhiii ly huh.** moiled and ti"(t(i] the wound with a caret ul atupu aUou. Mr. K".tling im Miifl’eiing inteiiMeJy hut we hope he vviiJ soon recover. List Monday Scptemhet *;rd, Irad .\fnore, son of Mr. J J .Moore, u young man just entei irig hi* twenties, and oue loved by thoHe who knew him well, died when everythtig wis most l.rom isiug. Theyouiiu n en. Lad’s panioriH, will n rm iuIim• that thin Jh tbe hint moke that has taken , one Ot . the .. ho>H, and who kn >wh hut Lhat be whh batt.fi piep.u "tj to if ti than we? W#*1| may v*e take Khioijm from Much diMpen* HutKltlM. Many hem Ik have been Ktrickeu with WM c iiiHetl by the sa> and seeiuP" ingly iinf im.dy o *af h -d Mis Aiiiim MoUre# i dau#b er ol Capt . s. Fly nt, at the home of her parents a* R.iyt/wn, August gflMi. She stiff -red long mid palicnlly. •V Iii.i- death is u !c>liable tnonsrer. It comes to tjnis I mns in the leis.mage of ‘ Ub'SKed,’ # In life we sy injiath./e with one unothei according to our u la' ions, social con. Mani/uiniifl. M,durna but when a flnai Heparation ih c.uift* d 'y the, (le *.euHe. u ( one, tl a whole human family ik affV-ct edllr- eby l ie#, !o wnom the d<>ait' f d i * most dear an* gi :ev,. j mo it. s Awarded Highest Honors-World's PaiL D-PR CE Jh Tbe only Pure Oenin of Tartar i'owdcr.—No Ammonia; So Alum. Used iii Millions of Homes —40 Years tbe Standard. NO 48# The Condition Of Things. You will in w find the Alliance Store in the h us.* rceuutlv occupied by A. 1>. McDonald. We iiropose In pill in a In Her line of good. Iliis full lliiiu we, have ever cip-ried. and will soil ihem j to suit :lie price of cotton. We nonrtily thank the public for I In ir patronage in ■ lie past, and in ask¬ ing for a I'ouliiiuatioii id same tie pledge ourselves to always |irolei'.l your interest. Very Uuspt,. W . < '. ( II tl’M t V, M U181 A Urge amoiD '' l M'DM’V lb l'‘*t *M4* hv 1 ir|, h* Tmffi mh u> Qrni flue j»r»w« theh own fretm, tendi out rtotluu^ hot good h* • I< ft'id «u rea tUMUihle prieen. If ,i win! th" nddi'css "I i very farm or or K»r«JrmT in >'<>nr Kt'Otioa and will 'iidkt! yon u libu'id oiler, vvnio lor pamatilar* mi l |nie«M nt once, send Siuijtle l»*r descrljHlvo (Uhilit^uo. Agcii wanted every whore, Addiost), Chereehce Nma ry 'V'aynfiw ! thi ui.t i ,nt i, a non tiiouhm:**. nboubl eausi* iih mor»‘tban ever toHtndy ibiw question of borne topple* II. t. i fj M . sfril.* b»*eii ^reafly pn»lon r ;« <1 if is aprialling f<» fliiuk of th" almost univ' r rui sufi.'iing whu-l; would haviuvsn.lci, not only in (In i llH - Out in the farm-, and tld' iu a (»od favored niiiuirv, when- . very variety offood for Hum and Im jimI fan b< produced af a moderat-o | COMI . If in true find for tbe past few yeai>. more tiin« mid (bought hav«* heeii piven t«> j>i‘»du"iu }4 at home th" supple 4 needed by our own people, and as a rule, the funner* are in better eoudifion in ip)" )ith]>e"t tban ’-hire the vva i , but we hIjo ulri not Kfop nhorf of eomplefe mde p< ndeiiee of all out nle in.nlfe ' 'i’ben are I wo i i -ono i uovf Tiir - ran k, which we. an farmers, "an 1. 1 1*m to lieart, lin ,| whi"li, if heeded, will pro*.e both salutary and profit a I-lo (he i fin- mi penitive iieiU'KMity of ab-idufely abati doiunp tin on»* eron system of rai.^iiiff within “Ui* borders all the snitplien need* f nrill . i,,„ |, v ,,„ r enfir" home population W i l.ave ban 51 ►harp ekpeuene* , and wlnn willi bate«i breath svi waited for ti .qig.w from „f „„ r Jarpereifh "ear"* !y a jionit" of t»aeon i,r } * bte he! «d i " ; , " u 1,1 i ' : reah/.ed III II full Ion*" ( Mi" dauber W* of oUr , 'I Jjc second I* -o,i lies m tic- fact Hint whin* The eon# •• f"d eifD i’I- "iilf< ri of/ from He fran brngtfh uu empl(*yed and nub i , in t he <‘4»uutry tlier* mui aidive tnimti fifty from nnu-u.d di*‘t / Da id The fijxilt ‘»1 viuleii"* and }»!•>» dmd and Hliu valioii W"T< *.n the miit ♦>*riii#-- of a i i i ;t i: i iVll which, 1>* in# of Miurt duration an<i iiiaded area, in no way a flee ted fm ev"U fenor of farm life Had if confiniud lon^» r, doubt Je*H f)i" farmer d- p* ndin# He W' "t for corn and lie at would liave felt the agitation, but even had the laU»r iIih lurbanees Ik ji h u#ih"in(i intfi nionfliH *h»* hom» nnpply man fort ifie<l tt if- true that f)i* f irm offer 4 no ^Jitter in# indije"in"Uf in Hi" wav of fortune (he p'tuutt* ralion < <r da* and rm>nthK ' 5" ■ >*>i* it* not boy*-, but th" man. who = honestly and faitiifn? p ifnrill ifK duti*- . n* i*d never b ar t e li mi dor tun# - \v hicli * o oft**n (hr if-n the Ih l*#r# r» i;i of In r ealliiq^ T • mui He n Ik, at Jea-f. # M ap# from fh" «f;t;'Nafi«ui i)nd Kiifl«Tinp ot lb* «* : * .
