The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, November 24, 1915, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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What this new bust-line is, and
ho'W lt '?featly ; improves all
types of figur?s ls best demon
strated in
th? N?w Model
4* i
Fr?Li. Say
! &r?nf J^ er ) Cor??fs
at $2.50, $3.50, $5,
$6.50 and upwards
And'at any of these prices, our expert Corsetieres will lit you
personally-T-a service that insures the new figure-line in both
STYLE and COMFORT! . '." ; '?'/?]
.. :This;?stjieTCftr^ ...v.r.r-- i
. lil?, ifiNii Milli'ii i? "i
f^||fE?fe': N V I L L ?, S, C... I
?i^?n^ ftMbw:Eb MUND I^IP
?ut j?&Mf?ife. fflgmm MK ?lat Fuyait. has, defeated ,B?o?^t?oiu?r i
fWlICfjeB In<4he itate> wita? e?bpti?f ;?? nVo?oW^
expected io pl a hard fougk*one, - -.. .... <:
tU? iollowlngrodad trlfy faros: rftW." ??jjj j~.?Y?f,' ivy--; v- v|?
>?C?*? ?' " " ' - IW?ud TrlF? FarelFro?i ..-.,; .To'/GjrM
^Gjtwnrllle
' Ee?ndil^fth Fare
Belton;.. :;. .,'h.. ?90
pt?a>u .. .. J59
Anderson ........ .... 1.10
..LOS
..USO
. . UO
... 1.75
r'liHih'cn'?hc (?) -.??ara of age and under twe?re \(J2) rtt?l be one-half ih?
abur? ronnd trip fare. . . . i
Fer-t?ci?ets-and other information apply io neureat ticket agent, or
n S. ALLEN, TriivGu Manager, i
" - r, C" '?"'".'^.?.r.'lu'li'.^gey'
From to Greenville
Spatianbttwr.:.. .. ...........WM
T?cmpou .. . .. .. .. .. .70
Duncan .. ... .. . j60
Gr??r .-. .. .. .. v45
Vinal l?prlsgs^;-. .. v.
Flodihont' ... .. .. .. .. .. .40
.Pelser'fv. ............ -JB&
Wliiamston .. .. .... .. .... JW
Honca.ralh
t?_? ? . _.
inii'mun . . . . ii
Shoals Junction
Hodges... .. . .
t/reenwood
lim
mm
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", -f'.'Thp C. S; Sullivan Estate o^yps'.'n*farm of 700 Acres-?oy?nty^i
Vveiit ?it ?rjg?et?, GUi? wbl?iN^';Vj??vo put i?'.'pur .hitod^-'l^a'ale.;;-;ti
miles
. Mrs1.
Sullivan cannot imndlo tho fi^p|^^\'/..fihe/>;v0old'>>-vm? Anderson
;vV^oii.^ty.' property. in; p'?rrpc^ent.';
lt lies vfitliip, say, tvv?;mllOS vof -Annice iow^ ; 1
'4^9w^:?.i^r6o^tton war/ehpuse^ quite^o. aiuiausr; ;?fe pr^peron's. stores, I
? a large Nourishing a?hoDl .vrfthr^^ . .... ' I
and ha? ??fslde trc?k on this'land.: There" is" al?adKt B00-s;cr??'Oleared.i
Tliero.ls pr?bobly.SQO aerea In,one field almost-lovel, v'
Tlio tenant houses are better than: anything ih thia bounty ihat T : *
have seen. . There aro six houses.^ Vour of them are' six rooms, two :
fqpt r??piB. ; The laud is sandy, with a'good clay aub-aoii within stt1 ;
ihches ot t^b top.
This placo .^??"B?id:.by:!.the' presj^tt 'j0^ersvtor.--|46i|Ofl?.OO.. Tji?
. pui?llast?i's ^t?^ v^est bi ike owing about $12,000.00 . j
ohi it' ah? 'yon can buy lt for that ?tim. Now there.are,lots of men'in J
thin county with onto or two hundred acres of land that Will brits . ?
C???HU to pay for this piaf v . ' ;' '.;' ' J V"
???>e^:gjtT?.Tyo?r.- cMljdrenv a.iarin- 'aptece.-.sni still have enoo/ih
tot'^yourself. It-l?in- a-splendid white seeUod, good water, abtor
,v lu^ly hb^l^
On ' tho farm.ftd^
'- : v T?er ?
is selling, alt around thia nt $S0.00 toi $80.00 on ?erc. .This. f?ttu; has
bB?n rented out fdr several years, but it ta so level that they c?nid not : ...
flsllffi^^cMs0^^or5^Wllhamathn;? > T^e ?
y?a^Wkc^r^it ^aa la litigaUon. .?/ni?t a mh?.1whfy;^.rk>d R
hb^ fa^m'ron the place last year-and ho told ms-.M ntsd$;i*;ba?es of
cottoa^^^ wjth w^ little raaoo. (
Vpn can take; it from m
r?Aec:^^iiT?^ ''?'''^'.:^*? '^i'^''?'!^\^:'''^ ' i.''
PT.', , .in i,- ,r....... M w O'
?????????^ ???? ? j
Miss Ula Webb h:ui gone to 8par
tanburg to attet"! tao wedling of
:n : Ezell. ? , V
. ^Prof. Morrteoa Hore Friday.
. Prof. Lion lr ca of Clc?w?n ? col .ore,
wJU address thr ladle ? ot tho lander.
Alumnae a?.^ocla?c-n. on Friday . at-;
te j noon at four o'clock, In tlio pa -
lloiu 'Or,'th? Hut?! Clilquoln. i .Ute
subject will be '^rhe Early History
of South Carolina," and a, tundid
treat ls In store for those w'.o.ksar
him. Tho Lander association have
In vj tea ail tho other ohib9.an.-l chap
ters of the city to be present and
t&ar -nia>>- /...?.??'.. .v<t..: ) ; ....
Dr. Morrison ,1a a fluent speaker,
and Jbaa fb; attr?c?jtf o address. r,v ..
?
Coko hud Faucy Work 'Salo Today.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian o.vurch will havo a caks
and fancy work sale, today at Moore
Wilson's store. They, have a beauti
ful' selection of fancy work artlclei,
an'j will take orders tor any special
Thanksgiving dish.' They .-will also
have cakes of all kinds and descrip
tions, - and will he glad to fill any
orders
Mrs. B. B. Gossott will leave to
day'tor a ten'days visit to New
York.
. 3Tr3'.'. LcQrand.duenry: of Columbia,
IV . the ?g?est ! of - b'rr.-'?nd ' -Sirs. J. L,
Groy- '?' ?j&f?? ''. m ;f
Miss Eubank Taylor has returned
from > a two weeks- visit -to ^relatives
te;; Bllwt^C^?^^^lar"t > .-j .
'""Mrs. ?'estde'T?ylor'h'os gono to1
Rlc^lan^j?to,,, to,.vi.6it relatives- ....
ifthe Hearts Delight olub. wilt'meet'
with Mrs. Alice O'Neal Friday after
noon -at 3 o'clock. !
State U. D. C. Meeting.
. Aiken, Nov 22>-Selecting Union
for tho meeting -place of tho 1016
convention dud 'electing Mrs. L. L.
McWhlrter, of Jonesville .. president,
for tl:? next year the I9th annual con
vention of the South Carolina divis
ion, United Daughter* of the Con
federacy, ended tonight with a bril
liant, reception at the -Titaulan hali.
The election of orflc er s carno at |
the close ot a busy day . during'Which-,
the convention was^ in continuous ses-1
son, broken only toy a ' luncheon.-1
served at 1 o'clock.- The newly elect*"!
'ed officers were Installed following)
the' eloctlonV'Mlss 'Allele" MV'E?rie* of f
Colrjnibla, the ?etlring president, turn
ing tho gavel over to Mrs. Wc'VBilr
ter.
. Othoir :offlcersv elected \wero: Mrs;.
John -,Cart, Oia^cdjurgii'fiTst ?. .vflieV
president; -Miss\Majy^iU?^ns? York,.
'Second vice .?ir?'sUien^;?jSirB. A. G.'
rSi?c;la?r^'T^'a?ctt?vllle;?hird vice? pr?s*
i Ideti|V ,.M3sa ?/rdf?.v Smith; Gr?efv
fourth viet president; Mrs. Jame? WV;
Mixson, UniOrji re-oi?etei? correspond-,
lng secretary; Mri- :. Waller duncan,
Alken, recoiling secrefeVy????ro. W.
fH\, Cely, Greenville, titeo^nferr.lfirai
c:\<??cC. Patrick, Andeir^c^ reelected
historian; (Mrs.. .. '/Tv' Rv/^rln?nier,
Spartanburg, registrar; Mr*. Mallie
Perry. Lancaster. recorder ..^ ;p?
crosses; Mrs.t Anna. C. Ancruin,,
Camden, auditor. '
j', I 5*!ss Mary P?ppcnhsin?, ot Charles*
ton. *was nominated for precident g pa
ierai of t'4Q general : division, United
.Eaus?tcr3. ci' tho '?? Confederacy, . it?
11916. .. A. resolution iadc rslugMJaa
Piinrnrhrim-. W2a r^c^tcd witS 'marli
I ed -.enthusiasm -and' a r iain g vote ? "
Spartanburg :?; through. Mrs- Pike, I
I invited the 'slate division to meet
I th?r? next year, the' invitation -being I
I withdrawn ia -favor of-.Union-' when ,
h?^*n. p5r?~Ulff. ill " LO AITS.
?teppv cf ; that city,, wtao : extended
I Union's invitation, itrom tho city ofii
I cials and organisations.
The state division, .United Daugh-,
I ter%i of-, the Confederacy, ;adcp?ed e. j
\resolution: .today r.Broelng- to,?ien.d ?tjts |
.effc-r-ts;, toward:^-tjtyb' establishment
throraghout - the state of. camps of
United Sons of Confederate .veterans:,
l .Thts .oftcrnhonr 'tfc?U-lTt??itlrbn of
Josep'i Wheeler; children's- chapter
entertained the convention ::t?t.?*??ak
h??r; with ; 'rfetft??OTi* .'and''Wgs' ?nd
Miss Frances Pemberton, .ct?to chair
tt&a ^o?.:^tiie ? .^jH*fen^ chapters,. read
lier annual riport-. .
NOTICE CF MEET?N??
?csfoW^I&t^ly ^Teetin? i Will Re
?.* Held- 8?Wr?riy J?tghi; \
To .tho Activo Lifo Insurance- Agents
In Anderson County: ; i , ? -,
^ AS :yc4 &?v0 .possibly noticed, there
has' recently been organized 'acre, An
association of lite .underwriters. ]
Tho.' regular' monthly' pi?*t!?gT for ?
I Nay?mher.vWi!! te;??ld at 7 ^30 o'clock
ird?y: night, November^27tfc. at the
of Chitiuo?a, at nvhich supper-?dil
?ob.'served.. We aro dcslroue. of . h%v
fng every . active -life ??sai ance agfcn?;
liking '. this'
3 ?r. ext?iiding.' to eacj/jag-erit an j
I ?nvltatlpn ta ho. present e,t ?nr. meet^
nightiv .Tho #nbj?et> w?
c?tlnkl4s
. "J,':.W. Dldtsbn.l
C?lhoun Harris, President i ?
.- : . Soc-'iPreas. .
: -11/aeky ^wesriv-....
he?s ; Sal.ly? >?r^:ch^d^ ;,; it
Ot hov-I ^fi?fy?.ths^.,Jtfr?ff'-^i*^'.
An d wh en t? : la kisses TC * se r 'a n ca e.
Cy. hjWv.-.-l :wrtei? \ tu?t.-'-I ..w,ere..:thot>?; -'
-Donchano.
nasa
W!tL ADDRESS IN
COURT HOUSE THURS
DAY EVENING
SUBJECT "HEROES"!
tMtw ?u&'Driflfral IH?air?i?d Lee- j
:x. t&^ S&Vmg \?ith Tl*
Ung Descriptions.
*5"Ul"?i"
. C/rt;,*?'.- ?. Margette, the. national
s?Qt",fc eup^rlnleini?nt of the Satvatlon
^my?/.^lH|'" o*6llv?r "an address at tho
court boued T:uroilay evening. No
vember jSJS. st 8 o'ejock j
Concerning tho lecture, tho title of
which ls "Heroes," the following com?
nient wilt ho d! interest:
"HeroOfl?Ms a now and original il
lustrated; lecture, bristling with thril
ling - appealing1' tleecripilous of} the
display ot rare courage, distinguish
ed valor'; and deeds of 'faring.''
Our. hero-fathers aro j vividly, soen
in ittriklrig'. sketches Of *!:-elr strug
gles, risks rtiid chivalry to ghih Amer
ica, and lo obtain American 'freedom,
interesting .abarles of heroes-of pat
riot ter.. Including .Columbus, ;tH? .Pil
grim fatHpfe, P?hl 'Jones', Paul Re
vere', George Washington,' Ahra1m>
Jiipeoln, Jumes A. Q?r?lotd.^iPr^Bident j
tfcKlnley ' anl others hiake'.arVntOOt |
in't^cstinfif^ch&pter; ?ppw
; fjj??fc f :$ . JtAH?ETTS
)? ?in- ' '''?---^.
^';aie^sAinti|i!?in ?picture : and word
are-sihowa-bravely ?uff?rlnghvillainy,
treachery,; persecution and/ death' by.
. fire and-rnvt-Vd ti> Serve Christvaind to
secure religious liberty. - .luspcclally |
thrill ins io tho referen.ee to the oatdy.
Christians' im Rome,-, and the intense
wickedness.' of .-Nero...-culminating id i
the burn Lng:; ot . Rome and .afterward' !
>to his-Oorh ?stficlda'.
*ii-Preser\> n^>beroea ?are graphically
poWrayt- Itf^biO ?orvtco arid, ?gal-1
. laut . action-'to .eav.o .and benefit the ?
bodies.'and souls of-their follow men
and1 tb honbfi Opd?^ - . >
Even boys Snd girls of the. : .city,
are he. re o a, and several Incidents on
ihls^Kna^roiglven.
\ Th? work .o? t?'e Salvation- : Army
in yarh?us,^ranchos 13 touched upon,
.jacii ; true * ?lories, .'ot braire. deeds are
rc-lated- where.'-, tn the '. pursuit -, of
ijielr duty, many,., army oraeers ?aye
ineir.; Uves j to fidve .others.. ,.
. T,i}.,lecturepW^oh "is interspersed
with . several.;. . touching illustrated
scngs; conduces w&v -a- vivid, . .de
scription ; of. ,a 'baud nf ;, salvattontete
who, whlie going.down,.upon a.sink
ing'.steamer; sang .and pointed ;acir
fellow passengers to Christ.
.-The lecturo; whick has been glvbn
from Maine" io Fibridii, ?nd, froui
New York. ,tp." Chicago,- IS . In every
way. mt creating ana .appealing; and
Joists abouts two.-hours. There, aro
ovei ICO dissolving,pictures.
Colonel J. . E.; Margette; the if ct
turor, ia-an officer of. over-34 yearn*
service, and j has 'bceh '-for tho . .last
.14: .'years 4ho:. National You^g- Peo-:''
pie's secretory* of tho ?../?^alvatlph.J
army, ?tteche4.to, ?tile n&tibnal iheaxi-'
quarters lnil?5e^ wrl^...Clty.. i
During the Colonel's leadership ihiSi
important-.wofk, faks^be^Agreally,.?der ,
^'?loR?dr.ailO; many how fen tur ed have
.box-n.",'intnojd?c?^; to;, add tpythf; effi
ciency .and]attractlvcnc-.-a pf-.tho work. ."
Aipong t:e; neW; developments recent-f,.
ly ' organized . ate ' : tho' Life*S?vlng:
scouts, fpo boys, and tho Lafc-Saving
guards, for .elfley ;which . are-Very pop
ular and aro crowing continually.
Colonel Margette \ts - the 1 national
scout superintendent of tke.army, and
is hopln? t? .s??'v1^!^j^ving Scouts
and guards .'troops organised ;ln C-very
corps. '<?-..vv
lt ls primarily in -tho interest 'of
the. young peppl?V v work that t-ie
colonel la ic this .-city
xi
#3
Nov^gaJh^^?ai*.
A bridge ?that ls: .tb' be built for,. f.h?
Wollend govert?aSat te?rp?a erfcr thc
Hv^ 'i? Java-raas been made
?^?i-ilio ahbiJs m Ifoll?nd, and
this
*tff be
structure
fi
...?,Qt.
in
members. Tho
^;'nay/iBttd^of
' aka ?afer? that
tthsr. proof.
isito'*^^^^
sSlngbcf three
conn coting: with
over the pier?.
WK!lB9s . feet 10
by
of un
nr cited.;4Hk*)iGl
short, Pira
'^pStil ^^t^^"'^oasr.'-^ do-:
" to ca'-ry a <ala?ls:;traatijia]l%
tt&'gua^b. of 8 . i-5?fc?t. -
rRMOTi :st?rla^lp?^>me\TAV? Popular Mc
|-elia^?,3iWW^i<>^ .;?. . , ' . !"" -'.
Auetion v?iasMe, (orpins' .?afly ! at
(CM^aolA l?ote?j MIw .CatH? ?BS?rnc
ter.
PRIHGEOr PltSEM
WAS DEUOH??UL SHOW
One of Ingest Audiences of Sea
son Greeted This Wtaa?ng
Attraction Last Night.
..?-.., - ? ' ' 1
Perennially pleasing, "The .Prince
cf ??i!con," appeared at- tba Anderson
. .-'.Lil. * mst evening and J was -greeted
by a large audience. It ts, a great
pity that -Anderson does not al ya yu
.... ..:.;>.., ??i ..t...'.?
. i' I- .. i . .< 1 . i i ...... ??MM?. ? - Iii'. I.-.UUI.UI ll
NH advertised as did this attraction
last-night.
. The Prince ?f Pilsen," like good
wine, seems to improve with age.
Frank-Pixley and Gustav Luders nev
er wrote so well as they did-in thia
ovcr-pleaBing opera. They wrote oth
er operas which enjoyed a brief sea
son of popularity, but "The Prince of
Pilsen" ts everlasting in its possibili
ties to please.
If.o music ls well known. The fav
orite numbers have become household
melodies and tho action of the opera
ls so bright and efferveacect that when
oven indifferently presented it is still
potent in it? power to entertain.
With' Jess Dany Dandy in the lead
ing role of Hans Wagner, the opora
was welcomed last night with much
applause. His- consummate good
humor,, his genial, jovial personality,
tho very'aplrit of comedy-which seems
tn exude .from, his . ponderous- person
creates infinito, delight : Last ni?ht v.c
wa:; warmly we) cu mal.
i - The company supporting Jess Djindy
has-been well selected and the .endri
r r?duction frcshonsd and 'brought u(
to date.-. ? ... . i i. ;
. No one', <i Woo .; really cn Joys Qi . good
^i'.'": .wnii.isungt will .evQr,grQw Mr?d
o! "Tho Meengo of the Violett TTh(
-ons or tne Sea- Shell*1, and "Heidol
berg," They aro the classics bf jlghi
"ri? T. ,rMorai S*- Car:
Pttb, ibo Pi ince of- Pilsen, sings bu
, ? -o^s ?I. with a SplHt nec
eceary tb maka it offecth?e. Helot
Fitzpatrick aa . Nellie ..Ragnar: 'wai
.canning.. Her .piquant, poreonalit:
and pleasing, voice were.appreciated bj
the-audience, Mabel-Marris oe Mrs
Madison Crocker waa one of the dis
tin et Ive- features of lf4t. night's per
formance. It la a, tc?iws parL.whicl
sho pres?nta In-a mbsi preposaessinj
way. She ls an admirable ac Wo sa am
availed herself of all-of the nc titi cp
i)c .'tuait ioy oi' the ehan.e tor ; Merv
. : MU this, Miss Harris displays her
sol f lu a series of- gowns that tor beau
ty and richness arc .. riutrv?ls, ba thai
way;... -, '..?
t Billy Arnold ?to .th?/irole( of r] Tot
i Wagner. has;, a .par t which ? is. -. alway
attractive, -It gives bim A ebonee fe
igood acting*and an opportunity fo
vocal;: display which '?^. did noti fi?e
lee.t. ilia duet with. Florence ? Hens:
"The Messajpe Of thb "Violet," wau el
coptteqaUy .weil BUttgrond.MWs Hon?;?
.supplied tfiie nei?asary.Vbiwrio.to'takl
a distinctive -feature cf. tho $erta
manoo;, VLreno Duke, as Sidonia ar.
George L. Meyer aa i Fi'?n?bio ; wbi
.well . to-? cther . and arc exceptional]
?clever dancer?.
; .A. very important -feaOure ,of th
present production ot VThe Prince <
Pilsen^ Ia ? tho- costuming. The 'coi
turnea were- designed by Arcille Gun
an ? Will Fi. Barnes and- -.are exec?
bigly, artistic. , Because of .their un
que de^isr;: ar, ? richness O? fabric tul
feature ?will 'always Attract -ettehtlor
Tho chorus ia a good' singing bodj
In fact, the chorua is, the backhoe
of tho opera. .
I PERSONAL
. Mr. C. K." Brcuzuaio o? Dciion Wi
a business visitor yesterday,. .
Mr, Fred Dean of Starr, ^cn t ye
t?r??jr m- Anderson,' ,y ;
:. Mrs. E. J. Gamblo of Beltomwa?.
tho city shopping.on Tuesday. ,
- ;' ?..,*.?*:??:<'fi. ll ;n- ,|-/: ' ''
Mrs. J..?T: .Hunter spent yesterdi
in- Anderson chopping. ; ' ?
.?iu . .. . ? -
Mrs. J. C. Campbellvof.Pendlet?
spent yesterday tn Anderson .
ile? ' . <::):* i ' '1 .- '
V-Dr.vJ*4^Allgood of Liberty: w
a visitor Tuesday,. ?>.
.I'-.-"Messrs). J. R, Duckworth and Ma
Rogem of Williamston spent yea te rd
in the city.
V. Mrs - Josio POopleLi | and. , Mi
George -Bennett, who are , ?p?ndl!
eome tune in Willlamatcn, .'..ave- be
la. Anderdon. a ?ow days. at thv ht
sido ot Mrs. A. G. Means .who I:
been quite ill.
v .Stews* 'Chas. -E^ana)'andv''W-.-.?
Lewis, of' ivn were biiBinc33-- V?BU<
j-iaU-rday. ,
^MAarar' ??,W4li Hanks.:'$/.'KL'' 'vi
Adams and P. B; <Jalley,' Jr., of ,1
spcat yesterday in the city.
1 ^rt*::'fWv I. Haiiley, MKS vifi
know and Mrs; Johnj?n <#??re
automobile vp-iufty ^^ in Anderson y
le^wy-' frOni : Howell; .fi*/-, ?>. .
t***4>*$*4**
There will be ? box suppei at
\\lest DuAblta School btiildihg T?ni
day. night <Novbmh?r. S5.- -The pol
I? cordially invited Ito come,
Miss Ola Browne spent tha'..we
(rM vrith 'M^fee Sri as4 Clim Cc
ran-, . : ..i^&fe*
Prof. ,Y. vp. Kelly and Mr. fi
'Oothran attended. fte pl?j?. at. Cha
?er?' 8atnrd?y night;
MIssos Ruth Hundan and Pearl H.
man werc.ih ?W?lfomaton a- fow ho
Sunday. a f to'rn o o n.
Says Simple Laxative
Case of Chronic Constipation '
Yields to Mild Laxative .
Compound.
Writing (nun the ' House ot thc
Good Shepherd,, at Sunnyside Ave.,
and ?blh cit., Seattle, where que) lb
tho g?carfOf.?pcr life-long friend-,tho
Reverend M?jher, Mrs. Mary Auntin,
wldotf of- U 'rwc<hy San Frandoppi,
who l?st everything in the fire of 190G,
says .slio experienced speedy 'rOrlef
iron; -iii.: ^a? x$ Br. Caldwell's Syrup- *
Penslu. and tln.i :'-he found this..gen
ii*?, piessant-tusttng : laxative more
offeptlyo than Bi.veral doses of eas?- .-'
to*-oil. , ' I
Theactive- principles of certain lax*
atlvc herbs aro combined in Dr. ('. ld
well's <3yrup-Pepsin to act on [the
eliminative organs in an easy, natural
way, without griping or other dis
comfort Its freedom from opiate or
narcotic drug of every description,
combined with ltSf, gentle action and
positive effect," make lt the ideal laxa
tive for family usfe. Druggists every
A bottle ,1 Or. Caldwell's Syrup ;
Pepsin should be lu every home for \,%
uso when tho: Ccchslon arises. -A trial -
bottle, free of charge, can bo obtain
d by writing to Or. W. B. Caldwell,
where soil It for fllty e?nts a bottle. I ? 54 Washington 8r., Monticello, 111.
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Make ?.Aa tell you all tho woos of hi1
heart before ho goba. Don't tell bl
ho's a'chump ?but tell him to get up
and hump; tell him not to be so alow,
but get ?round, arid say "Hello!" Piri ?
alive, what can 1 .dp to.help .myself.; ^|
as well as you?'* . .
Do not walt until ho's dead to strcv
bouueta around his h?u?, >?ice word*/.;/;;
spoken aro out of place, if not. ^i?^js
boforo 'vis face/:-,.Make, him cse .thu
you're h Is friend, and .will stay such. 'j
to the end. Yes;.tell him now.though
ho's rough: "AVliy,, old brother, you'ro
Just'the stuff thia world needs to
make lt go; rno?w:.b',ace up and cry,:
"Hello!" Herd ?Ve plenty, such about,'.:
that are worth tho digging out. In
this* way you surely con 'moko him
feel that he's ?. rrinri. Ho will alway?
think of you n's, jala best friend, trie:'
and true i lb ?tho- friture you will
know what goba lt .does to say "Hoi*
lol"
- Hay "Hollo."
When you see a friend in woe, walk
r&ht VP and say^."Hello!" Say, "Old
Brother; Oowd* yojSm; .How's the world
8,''ulsijfii\ ypu??'?iTOBt?^rteht up,' and
. d$n,'t. ho, slow,1 'liftlgu; arid ?haky, and
{Say. "Hello!" ?lap the brother en tho
I back; bring, your-hand ''down .-with a
whaCk. ? His clothes are poor-p.iaUe?.
nb : : < <r.v, ju -v. .? r ? mind, Just cuy,?''Hel
lo!'?."That Uomo-spun skirt may. con
ara ' great . strong heart, ' trrio ?ia
_ iel ; that eld- cb?t arid. shabby' -irest
j cuts po ice, but do ybur beetto-m?ke
hlnx, happy here dn|. earth un <J.tb. feel
that he'sL of?jwprth. ?Den't y?u>feribW
that euoa' al?hap baa every day his
sure; mishap? jAU.he rieede iS;heafty
e.hebr to-mak?N him nappy while. ???'A'
here;/ Don't let him think, th-M ?'? .)
earth was dead against him ginee his
birth:' Crack bis sholl, draw Iii in c. it;
doo/t. Jot hlm^ whine, sulk ?t pout,
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t>ec^r^er ':'?3tk to ? Ttti? ?&?5
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*iU fee - held. 1st Charleston D?ccmb?r
I3th to l?th^ ^lCr This ia an AtiDocip.
tion ot prominent Uu?lucos men front
Uli foim^
held oath year ?O? the pu rp 02 e of di li
eu BS hi g bu Bi n?s a Welfare; both of. thc
ll^tM^t^^^^^'Sffi f?rm?r? .Xrast
year tho Connre^? vmn'ijcld nt Okla
homa City And the year befoi?. at
Mobile, ''^rbji^yfer the meeting^ is t?
6efh?l?";rit.C"^
men of prominent busf?cfcs, social and
publie ,life havo. alrendy...accepted in
vltattariB to bs preiiont. At least four
members of t|ie-Chblriet of tho Presl^ ;
dont ot ?ie united States will bo pres-'
ettt at-tho toe?tirigi0
A squadron of tho Atlantic Fleet.
.Torpedo Boats, ' S'tthun^Ip?iJ?nd Tor
pedo Boat ;,'D?Bti^e^,'';^'aH.-:.-well ns
Dreadnaughts, w?ii:]b^in'
ton' tiarxbbr, open for inspection of tho
public, D?comber .'l4th and ; l?th? oe d?
visitors ht this tln^b ,^Yl also have tho
pleasure of seeing: s ?nagnificont car
nival. 7' '
?outhcrn Hallway is orrancing epe- .
dal fare tickets;- arid o::curstti^i^?%
Greatly;!;'R^^4vH?ti^. Trr?;Earc?
J.^ V?A " !|^?^||^
hi cenncc?or. fvit?? i?ie Bh?? lUdge Sly., F?om.
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