About The McDuffie progress. (Thomson, Ga.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1909)
‘ ■ - • • - - ■ -* ■ -- rrr* ‘■ <l *V~ “ . * •.' '" . • - ~ ■./■ ■ , ,. '■ ••"■ I ^ ■ * ' ■ ■ . *"■* -*■•* * v - " W “IS! I'i .: Sonet Hit, t'VnAi.vH. Miss Gertrude Wnrr, was a re cent visitor m Boi.uville to the «rent (height of her many friends. Miss Florine Simons, one Miss Warr’h pnpilB in the school at . fliis place, drew the second prize fertile best, composition on the success and reverses >f the Con federacy during the year 1H0U, tvhioh was awarded by (ho United Daughters of the Confederacy. In winning this prize Miss Sim ns refioctsd honor upon the school nnd MissNVarr, her teacher. Mr. John M. McGnhee and his daughter, Miss Bertha, were guests oi Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ansley Thursday last. • Mr; G. T. Street made a i>usi- Jiosa trip to Thomson, Thursday. Mr. Greene Fullbright, of Col umbia county, \rns a guest of his mater, Mrs. 8. Laviguo, Tli.irs- *l»y last. Mrs. Claude Davis, of Carnal., was tha guest, of her aunt, Airs. Bonner Young, and other relatives an this place, Thursday, lust. Mrs. Homer Johnson, visited Thomson, Friday. Mrs. Charles Whitaker, of Hearing, was the guest of Mrs. <3. C. Atirtley and others room tly. Mrs. R. Paul nod her son Master Preston were guests of Mrs N. J. Fullbright several days recently. Miss Sul lie Stokes, of Athens, spent Sunday in this community, the guest of her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs II. A. Stokes. Miss I'inkio Walton, of Molas- Ville, Ga,, is the guest of Miss Ada Stokes this week. Miss Florence Harris, a beauti ful and accomplished young Indy of Hearing, was the guest of Mrs. C. Ross Wall, Sunday. The preaching service, and the Childrens Hay exercises were at tended by a large number of peo ple, Sttnduu* Mias No 1 ho Ross, of Augusta, is at present a visitor in Boneville, tlip guest of the Misses Farr. Mr. nnd Mrs. Collie King, the tilts Misses Mnngutn, Masters Hill ary ami Byron Mnngutn were the guests at the very hospitable home of Mr. 0. E. Lakey, Sunday. Mr. Carlton Holley, of Atlanta was a recent guesi of relatives nut friends in this place. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bradshaw Wore guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Simons, Sunday. Mrs. Alum Harper, of Winters* ville, was the guest of Miss Annie Simons the first of this week. Mr. C. 0. Culpepper, of Hear ing, was in Ronevillo Monday. Mrs. (LG. Young, of Thomson was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. W, I«. Culpepper, Sunday. Master Allen, son of Air. nnd Mrs. P, A. Young, of Thomson, who has boon critically ill. for several days, at the homo of his grandfather, Mr. E. P. Wilson, we are glad to hear is somewhat improved, at this writing. East McDuffie By Betsy. Well as I have been silent some time enjoying the other cor respondents letters I will say a few words. Mr. and Mrs. E E. Morris and chi It! ran and Mrs. A. .1. Smith went down to Wrens last Friday to visit rel.itives, had u pleusuut t rip. Messrs, C. W. II. Smith, Obie Stone, Moses Smith. •'Ted Smith, IHiirv Waddell and the Misses Wrightsboro JACK AND JILJ.. Here come Jack amt .Til! after an absence of several weeks. News is scarce in these diggings. T believe everybody around here is about through plantirg and some are choppihg, the grain in this section is looking beautiful and the farmers think that there will he a good crop ruud-?. I guess tney hope ho any way ns corn in $1. 10 per bushel. Our Sunday school i? in a Johnson and Miss Wilkersoi. all j nourishing condition now and ulso left this morning for Brier Creek 11 he League. Forter Young Jr. to be joined by others at. Hearingj led for us last Sunday |». m. and gave uh a splendid address on the subject. “Call to service.*’ for a fish fry Mr. and Mrs. Henry .Studivant moved over nvnr Marshall this week so as to lie near It's saw mill. Mr J. A. Smith has been hav ing a new water wheel made for his mill which about completed. Will start to grinding this week jVVcll here comics Hannah with her little budget, of news to greet the happy little Progress band after about three weeks absence.; I’vo enjoyed reading the many nice interesting letters from ullj our good correspondents. 1 Saturday ami Sunday were, reg ular preaching days at Flint Hill and us usual two very fine and interesting sermons were de’.ivdr- ! C( ;J3 na cPpliaat flrfnUV" he asked, by oul' g od noble pastor, Bro. J. rolling Ids eyes. John shook Ids head. . • i i . i • “Well r.ah. lie tea' put dnt trank a A. Harris—he is always at his llIs ^' ; o ‘ t]o ’ p;iil ^ ,l, 0 nil -,nvlsh- post with one of those good ser- | Wlllf r Kon( *." mens; and he is sure to please | Dougina laughed, «r.d Kar.dy niut- . • ! tored i idler.lv. zny congregation. . „ Wcl| _ tontjllllrf1 nasty. “I tote Miss Annie Fluker has closed I water to' deni cl'phr.utr. all day long. her school at the Minn for the I »»* when 1 eumrnun' t» tee Je clrcua Ido per.unen v.on t let me In. An v. lion present term and wo regret very , j- lfy ,-j,. t ut dry puTt mutdi to see her leave, she will bn me out t y do Digs nts' I,eats me.” Ho looked from cue to the «>ttier, expoet- greut lv missed in this community. I , " i Ing sympathy, -lie wtn devotud to all her pupils j -ftiirvi’s you Those who at l on tod preaching nd m> doubt they will bo glad unfnett ^.tep| at Pmc Grovo Sunday from i i .. i i sir M'hool start this fall; and j out-ddo mat to:o “Boro” wore: Mr. and Mrs. E. "n ml imps Miss Annin will h. C. Farr, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wil-)" 1| li u- again. Hannah wish.- liftins, Mr. John Henry Hunt ami iDh;.” vas Mnrdy’n. • if yo'o wi anxious i i I*. jo:,' vn' rr,I'll* III ill','; ruin' to’ Maudy.” lao’ enrryin'. Mnmly," i . “I'.s hurled in l'Klh Miss Kate Will in ns. All report a Our community was suddem-d i K' HK ^ S(rm ' ,u by the death of Mrs. Minnie Cus-1 There will be a picnij at on wlm died last Thursday and J Smith’s Mill Saturday. Hvery- was buried at Marshull churc h' body around here is anticipating Friday morning. The burial ser- a big time. vices was conducted by Rov. R. E. L. Harris and Rev. J. A. Har ris. She leaves a husband two two little boys one little girl and n host of relatives and friends to mourn her loss. Foloy's* Hone.) and Tar is a safeguard against, serious results from spaing colds, which InIhuno tlio lungs nnd develop Into pneumonia. A vol t counterfeits by Insis- tlng upjn iiavitiK tlio gonulnu Foley's Honey and Tar, which contains no harm ful drugs. Sold by A. J. Mathews. Mr. Boyd Williams and s's- ter Kate, attended tlio picnic at Fountain last Saturday and re port an enjoyable time and plenty of good dinner. Mr. O. L. Williams and two bright little children Alma May and Lester, wore in the “Boro” a short while Sunday p. in. Gome igain we love to have you with us. Mr. G. W, Brook and family of near Thomson spent Sunday and Sunday night with Mrs. T. J. ,, . . • j Dont of near here. tlierO-wero plentyot people willing ami anxious to the work at tlio ^ 10 s,; hool picnic hero last Sat- old price; and that, the extra bnr-| Ur ^ l, y wllH largely at tended every- deh of fifteen dollars per month j body seemed to have a fine tinm should not, under the circumstan- although the weather was very ces, lmvo been saddled upon the | disagreeable, people out. of whom, in some way,! Mr. and Mrs. W I). Hunt spent the money has to come. j Sunday very pleasantly with Mr. Bin, leu us notice some of the and Mr. Joseph Hunt of near figuss, with which in the absence Anthony. of any argument in defense cf Mr. 1 Our children's day has been Hardwick's conduct, he would J p 0stJ)0mH l until later on. ovoiwIil-Im and imit me. Hosa^s, Mjg Oft'vrio Lou Young wlm lias HI bushels of corn and 800 lbs. of | llt l(M1( , ing 8( .|,„nl at Mcsenn lor i11■ r much success, pleasure and prosperity during her Summer creation and hopes to see her hack again soon. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. lb-yd from Itaysville, attended preaching nt FI ins Hill. Sunday. Messrs. Jim Banks and F. E. Williame, of this place visited Thomson. Tuesday. Mr. Edgar Smith spent the weekend with home folks near Washing!on. Miss.'S Willie and Gertrud" Wynn were the guests of Mrs. J, W. Douglas, Monday of this wet k. Mr. nnd Mrs Otis Smith and little (laughter Willie Mae, visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Millard Smith, Sunday. With best wishes to all. "I can'r <’o i protected Has n rm.” f .“V. lint hart yo' “Tiger." *'/ liver''” exclaimed Ok* women In unt: on.' “I a.no i lie wed l! inns' off.” hr* de- ctiii'dl volemnl.v. ' Pei on r.tverson, ha serd it. an' tic cays I's hurt had.” "i>t»a oil Klvcr.-ionI" cried the spin ster "Was Deacon Flvorson at iho eiren"'.'” -j:,. was in do lot. a-trylu’ to look In, s'iuic as lie," Hasty answered in- UOeeiiti.V. “Yi u'd better take Hasty itilo ttm kitchen.” said Douglas to Marnly, with a dry s":i'e. “lie's talking too much j for a weunde.l man." j Mami ■ disappeared with ttic* dis- The pnl'itut i-l.uu I graersl Musty, advising him. with (hu* 1 stairs.” she nnsw I scorn, "t ■ gel do tiger lo chaw off his . nonneeu out of the ! lalgs. no’s lie wouldn’t have to walk | Julia and the others to follow her anil ' no mo’." ■ declaring that she* would soon let folks j The women g;'.7,pl at each other with j | lips closed lightly. 1 '.Iverson's Do- j havlor was beyond their (lower of ex- i press!' a Mts.i I’erUlns turned to the , paster an though lie-were suneliow to [Noto- week.- -Unceived -Editor. 1 too lato last 1 noticed in tfie Progress ot last week that my criticism of Mr. Hardwick, in reference to tlio aaluriee of R, F« 1). Carriers drew the fire of “A Rural Carrier” But he fired a blank cartridge. Ho could not relate the fact that there Kras not any necessity for this raise of salaries. Had A Rural Letter Carrier resigned his posi tion at the time Mr- Hardwick voted for this ruise of salaries his hay is what h« fed to two horses io one month. Now this was ex travagant feeding and more feed than the ordinary tax paver can ulVot'd. But why waste words, Why should any one own and feed two horses with which to do the work cf one? Why not cut out half of this 1'eod bill? Why pay live hundred dollars for an outfit when an ample one could bo bought for two hundred and fifty dollars? The truth is that, any one horse farmer who owns his own land could have made more money earring the mail at sixty dollars per month than ho could by 1 ard work cm his farm. • Many people wins have t salaries have to rent the land they work. And then, think of it, it onlv requires about half of tlio time of these Curriers in which to do this work. Wluit,are we come- mg to? 1 am sorry that "A Ru ral Lotti r Carrier” went out of his wav to milks an unworthy | fling at preachers. We are com- j mantled tc count preachers worthy ; of double honor, and to esteem; them very highly for their work’s sake. In Gods name, i.k.t rs do so. I cannot close this article, with out calling attention to the arro- jgant, boughtv and unsympathetic attitude of “A Rural Letter Car rier” toward the people whom he oondescends to serve. He is in ft:r another raise. This isnnothei Inis returned homo to the delight of her many friends. Mr. G. A. Young and wife of neur Brier Creek spent Saturday niul Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCorkle. Love to the entire hand. Statr ok nHiii, Cr-v <>v toi,i.no, ) Lucas C. nty. | ss ' Frnnk-T, Clumev iimtii'H until tlmt ho is miillor jmrtnoi'of the Ilrm of F. J. (.'homy & ("!u., lining hast ness In the City uf Tole do, County unit Stine iitoromihl, mnl Hint, snlil firm will pny tbo snui of ON 10 Ml!N- DUF.I) DOM.AKS for onidi nnd ovory onso of Omnrrli Hint oamiot ho inuedj^tho use of Hull’s Oatuirh <' tiro. frank J. errics'EY. Sworn to before mo .mil sulisorihod in my prosenoo, lliis (itli day of Iloi omhor, A. help pay these ,v issa. (Sral.) a. \v. c.leason, Notnry Kopuhlh*. Hull’s Catarrh Caro is tnkon ioliumitly and acts direct,ly on the tilood nnd imu ous snrfncoH of tlio sytttoni. Send for tosti- uionlalo froo. F. d. CIIENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Su’d by nil Druggists, 7"m'. Take Hull’s Family fills for const i put it n Appling Dots. By Raffle. Lived 152 Years- Wm. Parr—England’s oldest man— married the third time at I HO, worked in the fields till li’.ti and IIved £0 years longer. People should lie youthful at so. James Wright, of,'Spurlock, Ivy., shows how to remain young. “1 ftel Just like a l(i-year-old boy, ’ lie writes, “after taking six bottles oflve l'ic Bitters. J'<>r thirty years Kidney trou ble made life a Inn I n, but the Mist bottle of this wonderful medicine con vinced me I had found the great eat cure on earth.” They’re a godsend t< weak, sickly Try them Dr. A. .1. Mathews. hinny* for the deacon's lirtckslkllng. lint before she could find words to ar gue the point the timid little ilencon appeared hi the doorway, utterly un conscious of fDo hostile reception that Ilast.v had prepared for him. Me glanced nervously front one set face to the other, then coughed behind Ills bat. "We're nil very much interested in tin* circus," said Douglas. “Can’t you tell us about It?" "I just unit into tin* lot to look for my sou," stammered ttie deacon. "I know how the parson laid brought u “circus I'ldin' girl" into Mu* parsonage. The painted clown stood alone, look ing from one wall to the other, then crossed tlie room and placed the alli gator satchel and the little coat nnd hat on the study table. Me was care ful not to wrinkle the coat, for thin was Polly's birthday gift. Jim anil he had planned to have sandwiches and soda pop on the top of ttie big wagon when they offered their treasures to night. llut now tin* wagons would soon lie leaving, and where was Pol ly? Me turned to ask this ipicsiiou as Mainly came down the stairs. "Well, If dar ain't anudder one!" she cried. “.Never mind. Marnly," said Douglas. - i """ ckly rundown or old people i hap; n. o()a at Gibson Drug Co. or ; erov feared Peter hail strayed." i who was Just behind her, carrying a "Why, deacon!" said Mrs. Wlllougli- j small water pitcher and searching for by. "I Just stopped by your bouse, a bottle of brandy which had been and saw Mrs. El verson putting Peter placed in the medicine chest for euier- to bed.” geneles. The deacon was saved from further ! “You eiitt lake these upstairs.' he etuimrmssinent bv an exclamation (old tier when lie lutd lilted the pitcher from Julia, who had stayed at window. "Oil. took; something has die i with water and found the litjuor. Mnn- * dv looked threateningly nt Toby, then COPYRIGHT, 1905, BY CODD. MEAD AMDCOMPANY swereu quickly. His own lire had been so lonely that lie nm'd ain't v- stnml the selfish yearning In ;i c Id." man's heart. "You must do " lint you think best about these things. Mainl and I will look after the r*si." Jim tiung ills head, feeling snm.»'i■-./ i that the pastor had svn sf;al.r 1 '! Into ■ hts heart and discovered !•"■. :v weakness. lie was n'nut • . ;•*. : word the door when it "ns thrown ’ open by Barker. j "Where is she?” shouted tlio mana ger, looking from one to the ether "Rite can't come.’’ said Jim in a low. steady voter, for he knew Iho storm r.f opposition with which Barker would meet the announcement. “Can't come?” shrieked Barker. “Of course she'll come. 1 can't get along without tier. Site’s got to come." no j looked nt .Tim. who remained silent nnd firm. "Why ain’t site cumin’?" he asked, feeling himself already defeat ed. “She's hurt bad," was Jim’s H-oi. reply. I “'ITte devil she Is!” said Ba;'er, | looking nt Douglas for confirmation. "Is that right?" "She won’t bo able to travel for some i time,” said Douglas. "Mr. Barker Is our manager." Toby i explained ns lie edged hts way to the ! pastor's side. i “Some time!" Barker looked nt. j Douglas ns though lie were to blame for their misfortune. "Welt, yni Just ! bet she will." he declare 1 menacingly. “See here, Barker, don't you talk to him like that." said Jim, facing Mu*, manager. "He’s darned square, oven If lie Is a parson" Barker turned away. He was not a hail hearted man. but he was Irritated and upset nt los ing tlie star feature of tils bill. “Ain't Mils my dodgasted lack?" he muttered to himself :is Ids eye again traveled to tlie boss cauvasman. "You get out of here, Jim," he shouted, "an' Btitrl them wagons. The show's got to go on, Pull or no Poll!” He turned with tils hand on the doorknob nnd jerked out a grudging thanks to the pastor. "It's all tired good of you to take tier !n," he said, "but It's tough lo lose tier. Mood night!" lie banged the door and clat tered down the steps. JItu watted. lit* was trying to find words in which to tel) tits gratitude. None came, nnd lie turned to go. with a short “Moodby." •‘(dol'd night. Jim," said Hie pustn ne crossed the room and took tin* hi fellow's hand. "Much obliged." Jim answered grip !y. It was his only polite phrase, amp be had taught I’r.llv to sav It Doug ina watted until J!:” Jiad ti mer ! down I . utinUcM event \\vc;».l >1 stood alone. red mxiiv ond house, 'calling to Ami fy. Ml/,PAH. We aro still having plenty of rain in this section, the farmers lmve been unable to plough for several days. Mr. J. II Mathers h ft f *r Au gusta last “Saturday for several days visit to his sons M-ssrs An drew and Mitchell Mathews. Mr Earle Edmonds’ has pur chased himself a handsome now bll gey . Mr. nnd Mrs. S. F. Dunaway and children of Wrightsboro via : - ted visited the latter’s parents at this place Saturday and Sui day. Mr. and Mrs. IV. T. Strother (lined with Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hasten Sundae. tm^ before tent. IJe ! This l’ierco Chnppel Sunday The Methodist and Baptist! school is now rehearsing for their Sunday Schools, of App' ing joined j annuel Childrens day second Sm - togother Inst Saturdry, in a picnic! day. wh inh was hole nt "Hoggins! Mr. Claude Hardin made a husi- Rock”; a plnco famous f.ir such iciieil!" she erleil. "There's a wcl. They are coming this way." Douglas it< fail’ll quickly to Julia's siili* niul saw an excited mob ciillcof. t!;e eiitriiiii'i* tr> the main j l v >uml voice b> asl; whether Polly was find time to discover no ! badly liurt. | more before Manly burst In at the i "The deeior hasn't told us yet." aahl ! door, panting with excitement and roll- Douglas kindly. , ing iter li.r. ■. white rimmed eyeballs. ! "I’m her Uncle Toby-not tmr real I “Mnrj .liifin. a little c'lrcmt girl done 1 Utii'le.’’ the old man explained, "but fall ut? her boss!" sli* cried. "Dr. twit's wbnt she calls me. I couldn’t Manley say can iley bring her in conic out right away because I'm on lien It?" i in the concert. Could 1 set* her now. “Of course," suid Douglas, hurrying please?” outside. * i "Here's the doctor," wild Douglas as There were horrified exclamations Hnrtley came down the stairs, follow- from tDo women, who wife aghast at e(1 ■>>’ “Well, doctor, not bad, 1 tlio Idea if a circus rider In the par- hope.-' sonage. in their helpless Indignation "•Yes. rather bud," said the doctor, they turned tip. n the little deacon, feel- adding quickly as lie saw the suffering ing Intuitively that he was enjoying i' 1 Toby's face, "but don’t be alarmed, the drama. El verson was retreating She's going to got well.” toward the door when he was sudden- 'Mow long will it tie tiofore we can ly thrust nside by Douglas. . have her l>nck~before she can ride In tlio young pastor's arms was a again?" asked Jim gruffly as he stood white, spangled burden of humanity, apart, twisting bis brown, worn hat her slender arm hung lifeless over Ills In Ids hands. shoulder. The silk stocking was torn “Probably several months,*’ said the from one bruised ankle; tier hair fell doctor. "No bones are broken, but the across her face, veiling It from the un- ligaments of one ankle are torn, anil friendly glances of the women. Doug- f *lio reeclvcti a bad blow on the head, las passed out of sight up the stair- "'HI be some time before she reeov- wny without looking to the right or crs consciousness." left, followed by the doctor. ! "What are we goin' to do. Jim?” Mandy reached the front door In asked Toby helplessly, time to push back a crowd of iuti'ud- ’I0NEY TO LEND reluctantly went on In r way. Douglas turned to the old uuiu plena- antlv. Mis vi.it the first greeting that : ,, r. i t r, t n- Toh'v had received, and he at last Rates aD(l GCfld TemS If you want to borrow money on •.our rt al estate, can on me and I ilitnk I can make it •'> your interest. Valvaih.k Farms ani> Town Lot JOHN T. WEST occasions A beautiful bright, day, an abundance of delicious ice cream and lemonade for all made a delightful day outing for all who were so fortunate to attend. Prof. Marchmnli. Messrs. Oliver j sad feature of t nis business ot job would have been taken j raising salaries of overpaid and! Hatcher, L. E. Blanchard and some one else at the old l ,r » c « | u ^envorked olliciuls of too gov-’ Wiss Lillie Blanchard of Harlem. ors. Rtie hud barely desril the door ; when It was thrust open by Jim. j “Where Is stie?" lie demanded. “(Jo way f'uni here!" cried Mainly i as her eyes unconsciously sought the j stairs. | | Jim followed the direction of her glance and cion red the steps nt a bound. Maudy pursued him, muttering parents air and Mrs J. M, Duna-I angrily. Deacon HI verson, too, was way. • about to follow when a gritn reminder i from Miss Perkins brought hint around. ! week i and he made for the doer Instead. Me ! started had; < n opening it. for stand- ! Ing on tin* tliresbn'il was a clown In' ness trip to Augusta last week. Mrs. Nathan Huston ami 1 i‘11 • daughter Lucile, art visiting her [Received to lato for last Ed itor. 1 "You needn't worry. (Ye'll take good care of her here,” said Douglas, seeing desperation written on their faces. “Here?" They looked at him In credulously. And (his was a parson! “Where are her p rents?" the doctor asked, looking itt Jim and Toby. “Siie ain't got no parents Vept Toby an’ mo.” replied Jim. "We've took care of her ever since she was a baby.” "Ob, I see!” said the doctor. “Well, one of you'll better stny here until she enn be moved.” “That’s the trouble. Wo can't," said AND BOILERS Btw L*th ind Shiaile Mill*. Injector*, Pump* »ad KiittniM, Wood8»wi, Splitter*. Shaft*. Pullcf*. IKIlliw.Unolino Bugih**. t^STOCX LOMBARD, Itstdi;, Michlni and Boils Woriti *ad Supply Slott, AUGUSTA, GA. CANE MILLS and EVAP ORATORS. Tin Cough Syru? that rids the system of a cold by acting as a cathartic on th« bowels is promptly. But <- A Rural Letter Won’t blight A Good Friend- picnic at Hoggin,s U’l'nmouU One raise only whets attended the Garner” would not have resigned thejr tite for anothe * P . u is ! Rock last O.vturday. in mj opinion, Some oJ * '• n U time for thinking peoplo to pause ! Mr. Clyde Crawford vistod Ap- workmi hard to get up the routes.; nnd call ft ^ From tl;o t ,,,, e ! u r lnsk Satu rd«v and Sunclav. and I heard of oho man that paid , , . , - . | ^j_,, _ | and general trenduf thccommum-1 M r . Walter Broom of Clay HiU W, another five dollars to work up a! ,• e ,, * 0 , T .. 0 f , . , I cation, ot A Rural Letter Cur- ; siiont Sunday with Mr. N route for lnm, so anxious was he • 'o ‘ [cut results in others, I am my mi n family and j eonvineed it is the best fur the job at sixty dollars per' month. “A Rural Letter Carrier” was mistaken when ho said t-liat I had attacked the salaries of li. F. XL Carriers. I only criticised the altitude of Congr-sHina-n Hard- wi.*k toward the raising ot their aalan:s. He was wue when he ■decided it would be »waste of time tu reply to mo, l .k> could not answer my argument, and bo jcnew it. 1 did not d'seuss what at cost the Carrier to deliver the *noU. My contention tv as that rier" it is evident to my mind ' Crawford, that lie regards the people as hi«| Mr R R Marshall private as.ut«, and desires to work Moi}oC) c< Thursday of them for all they are worth*, and j wce n that he l>elieves iti a government „ , T T . ,, . . , . , , \ Prestdi ntTa. L. Lee of the ot, for, and hv the ofip.ee Holders. , , tilers I n urn made a speei McDuffie Co., Fa., Muy 11, 0ft. ; App'iog on May Ttli. fclVl' S:1 P' Mr. F. G. Fritts, Onenut.i, N V., writes; j Uvnoio past miitctle life usually "My little girl was greatly bcnelltteii bv snuii' kidney or bladder ilinoriior tin taking-Foley’s Or.no I.nxativo, and 1 tliiuk ; B’ 0 vitality, whirli is uatwrallv lower tu it is tlio best remedy tor-consttpatinn and | °bt n K p ' Foley's Giilnny Ueuii dr corrects liver trouble.'.’ Foley's Orino Laxative is ; ariuajy t-fanbleg. t titaulates tlio kidn»ys, host for women And children, n» it is mild, a,,< ‘ restores .strength nud v gor. It cures pleasant tufd(effective, and is a splendid ,ll ' c ayid troubles by strengthening the spriug meilIUne, as it cleanses tite system ' ktdnej s 'I vy v til at.a.u ....a. '.tie uricxci<i and clears the coiaptcctiss. A. J. Math- that settles in tlm musdes and joints cans ew | utg n«jmxtisin. A J, Mathews. j his groUsqtie makeup. His white Toby, hanging Ills head. "You see. sir. j j clothes were partially eoneealoil by a circus folks is like soldiers. No rvrnt- i large travelin*; ulster held together by ter what happens, the show 1ms to go ; "It ever I need a cough medicine ,-tte button, lit one hand he carried a on . nn ' we got to be In our places.” ! again i know what to get," declares small leather satchel. In the oilier a ‘ "Well, well, sbe'll be safe enough | Mrs. A. lj. Alley of Beals, Me., "f r, ' cdrl's sailor hat. A little t ;n rwit was here." said the"doctor. “It Is a fortu- ■ after using ten bottles of Ur. King’s thrown across his arm The giggles of uflte thing that Mr. Dougins can man- ; New Discovery, and seeing its excell-1 boy hiding behind hts mother's age this. Our town hospital burned! skirt were the only greetings received down n few months ago, and we've by the trembling old man in the door- been rather pur.zlcd ns to what to do , way. | tv itli such cases.” Ue took his leave. ! medicine made for Loughs, CoJds and : He glanced uncertainly from one un- with a cheery “Good night" and a | ‘' ln 8 trouble. I'.xeiy or.e who tries it j f r jenclly face to the other, waiting for | promise to look'In upon the little pa- visited t° l> H j" 8 ! that way. Relic! is felt at n word of imitation to enter, but none Bent later. Jim shuffled awkwardly once and its quick euro surprises you. came. ! toward the pastor. For Bronchitis, Asthma, Hemorrhage, ; “Excuse ne." he said. "I just ! ro, shty good of you to do this.” j Croup, LaGrlppe, r!ore Throat, pain in brought some of her little things. She’d ** e mumbled, •‘but she ain’t goln’ to be j chest or lungs it’s supreme. 50c and better put ou hercc.tr when she goes ! no charity patient. Me au’ Toby is, out. it's genin' kinder chilly." . ' golu’ to look after her keep.” j He looked again into the blank j “Her want ; will ho very few," Doug- j faces. Btiil no one spnlu*. lie stepped : l as answered kindly. "Yon needn't ' forward, trembling with anxiety. A j trouble mu h about that." j sudden fear < hitched at his heart, the ; “I mean it.” s-tid .Tim savagely. He 1 omsefes of his face worked pitifully, ' met Douglas’ glance of snrpri.-.e witii a j the red painted Ups bogau to quiver. ! determined look, for be feared that his j "It ain't—it ain't that, Is it?" he fa!- ebapee of being useful to Pol’y might j tered, unable to utter the word that ! bo slipping out cf bis life, filled him with horror. "You mustn’t mir.d Jim.” the clown Kv«n Miss Perkins was momentarily I pleaded at the pastor’s elbow. 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