The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, December 11, 1915, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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the world's recerd. 314 eggs In a year. hilo took hef to a. nrcailncnt hotel
valued af $100.000 and the only hon where she was installed in .. luxur
that hos ?traveled In a private Pull- ions suite. From day to day she is
man car? Her owner, A. A. CV.Tiatian taken to tho -poultry show to be
.-.o^P*I??aelnhi$,'bro9Shi! her. to .-.Now exhibited; . . :!> j
fSSBSB M Monthly Bloomers
' ? 1 : j????fe 911 588 MAJftS?ALL ATE. '
MEMBER OF FLORISTS TELEGRAPH DELIVERY
Finding; that v/e are overstocked with Solid Gold "W; W.
" Guaranteed Set Rings, ?ri. which the sets are guaranteed
. " tb remart?^
One, Third less than their actual value. , They are'set with
Aniethysfc:f-"Qariiei,:..-..B?Qo?stonefc. Emerald, Pearl, .;R?byr.
ba.^?.-ni?crS&nphh-e, ?pal^T
These are; perfect r^s1 in every, respect; ?apd-"makeScel
lent Christmas gifts." MTlt?y 'go' on sale December "1 inf h ' td
3rl^nias:Da>:' V !j I ' . ?. ; - J; ^
toi? ^: : m^??^^^^^eSS?
^?.i,,,,,,,,.'^' ^***s ??s.-the:,\v;ay. you
J ' " ^ : feel after a bath; if you
. f j-.. " '^'T^ ^ cl? 1101 ; iia ve your bath
'^'HHWB?:- '.' sentl?l to good h?aithVhutSvbo
wa'i?ls ;to^?ike'?;-bath- iii- 'Iv ?OJ??^ --
" i ??^^S ?.?y a BARBER Oil. HEATER
; ' ? ; ; and bathe . often^HThey are^nrtyxtv
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Anilera&nj S, ?" " ';?_ DoHon^'g.:?., G?eo?iville, S. C. : -
1 ; : . v y. : ' ; OW IrNrvr^TMPJ?r. . ' I
l'^:--. Wi5 havp a single tract o? approximately 8G0 acres of. ricli. Chatta? .
? :tvh??f bottom .lkt?.<^atotf.^StewftH' countyV Georgia, Within1
tw4t*tM>.fiva:milc3 ol Columbus, which wo wiU sell for SEVE??TY ner cent
.:o,?;.wiaitvadjaovit farm .landa are^?ilfhg??O^ow. ; : - ? > ; .. .
'. ;^.^W^r^^ol^^^?? ?>pa. porUdn ef '?b?ut SM afcWwK^K'
w?cwould seU uepurat?ly. Of tthla smaller"'tract there ere 12Cf acres
: cleared; and; under cultivation'-fttiw? the?balaace^boatVife? ?cres- JB in
r? ^^^^^
fiore is a Veid?lracU on ^
Pecan: troQslbh^^ ? , . j -pyT*.
; fr?ote^m-aiiocvsomb;^
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? ' Gisr onl^raason for.offering this-torignificotit pfobtatJ?nWsttfcfc '?*t? ?
; i ,me?dot??aacriflc?.hr BtHcJl^,fF.i^fi}^^"t??;^ha .we; wlii&iftrft *?alvift?
. terc-sted: parties; privateiy. ' ,<
V.wb.wli??ij?y::'tha
tor; or his' buCkers. :huy-'ih? tra?t of land br aay part " ?f it.
. .?>, fTheVe-nfeV.t?yff'a. f?w 't??flt?0n' cbnnty people ltvins v3n' StewaVt'
J c?;tnt^:Ga; sow. ?? .?/?^" v;
Services in the Churches of |
Anderson'Tomorrow.
Gentral :Prc*byterian Chnreh, -
Witherspoon Dodge, pastor.
Sunday school at 10:35..'? ? >.. ' ?? -
. Morning- service nt 11:80.
Subject of sermon', "Why Do .'You '
Come to Church."
! Second service it' 6:fl0>*oteloek.
Please note the 'change of? hour of
.Jjls service from 7:30-to 5:00 o'clock-;
Subject of sermon, "Tho C* .Istlans
Abiding Joy.."
We cordially Invite y i to worship
with us. . ;
First nnptlst Church.
- ?:45-Teachers prayer service.
10:0O-bible schcol-Dr. A. L.
SmelhcrB, c.jperintendent
11:30-Public worship-Sermon by
the pastor, John E. White, subject
"Tie Secret-of a Happy Church."
4:00-rMeeting of the Young Wo
Ij -PEI^AL; : I
. Mr.. Jvi'M. Mlhumof Sandy Springs
! Bpenti.yesterday ia-Anderson.- B?
I nr '.ti'.ln ".. viv Vui .'i vi'-td . ' i: ,
. Dr. C. H. Burton bf Iva wai'"'iii
visiter in' the ! city" 'y esterday'.
j . . a? I ? ?rv ? j
Prof. and Mrs. 'J'. W*. Gannt of
j Clemson college were In Anderson for
I a few hours yesterday.
Dr. J. \V. Hobson of Sandy Springs
I was a visitor In tho city, yesterday.
Miss Nettie .Catlett has returned
j to Newport, Tenn., 'arter a visit hore.
Mrs. J. W. Mitchell of tho Neal's
I "Creek section was" a shopp'i v In An
derson yesterday.
Mr. W. iB; Mooro of Pendleton wes
in' tt^eity ^or ^
- Mr. John QarHson ; M\ Sa$y
Springs Was among tie busibeka vis-,
ltOrs. ; Friday, '"-j ""' - "J ?
; -p-r->_^_: - i j j J j
?;^1SB Ailie; Major, of Hohea [Patlx
wa4 ? ln?,_? n^ ci ty i shopp Jmj yesterday.
??^Ws '?lt?^a^vlslt hemi i , .
?|^fr^a,tik>^\<^??Kl of .^??h'ia?ds
'?T-tt^W?ii^t^iy '^VB^?H Mr's';'
.; ,^?rr- and : Mrs . Jea?Q^?5tapl|(?n, J^i^Vj
' TO^g'oVr Page, Si'., : and' Mi?: Kath
arine page m?t?fed~over. from Hart-,
,JWelh Ga., yesterday and fcpont tito
day with Miss Myrtle McKinney.
S \ Musicale Tea This Afternoon.
. ; Tho Musicale Tea for the H?ben E.,
l.oo; chapter Win be given thia nfier
no^?, t>; half past thrco af the resi
dence iol MrB.-. ;;M. L?. Bonham on
.Greanwilln atrco-t. -
/ Some of th? most gifted musicians
Of t?e city will furnlob the program,
end there will ;al80 be a'selection in
tho negro dialect by Dr. W. ^H,.
Fraser.. This will bo a most attrac
tive and enjoyable feature ofr tho
"program. Irater during: tho ;: social
halt, .hbi^'o dainty menu "wiii be . perv-.
ed.. . ' :?ir : :.,.
Ths^jfi^^
cordially invited, and u veryfiHea^ht
af ternoon .ia, assured for *mty&*fi?;
.iThe ladles in'- charge b'aWjworkf.d
Tat?rad?y tor'the success et ; thfj/at*
f tcrnuoa- ?na ii ave, ma?e evora*oian TOT
a'most. 'delightful 'affair, plfl?
Thcv ioliojvin&i^ the pro??n?*?.!?
. Mrs.; Chambers, solo. -.H|f. ir-v~
' Miss - Zoe ?: Broylesy; .- tnsfcrMmebkfr
rolo.
. Mw, Nardin and Mrs, .Cely, duet.
. Miss AStery, solo.
Mrs. yfl B. -' Steele and ; Miss
Wt'vch, duet.-'
. jBelectSon by Dr..Fraser.'
: ?Mra??T. Allen,: ablo;
- - ~-.-V?. u;.-?u??row, soio.
. Mrs. C M': McChrye- and. Miss
Walch, duet. .
Mrs. W. H. Nardin, solo. ; " .
Mrs. Cora .Lig?n",. solo.
sMra- William Laughlin, solo.
Visen- the kaiser enters Constanti
aopie, lo greet ; his exalted brother-ln
arwa; the "sultan, he will .hayki.Jto^tako
^aiao to forget what-Geri?aj?B haVij
wijften of the Turks. For^jkampley
there ia the letter: which BJmi&rdt
wrbi? to thb:?ld empero^'OhM?uiuat.
i ?, it^Vi iv ir**- s?^d at- the^ timeVo?
the mlaferthne^- ;H? ;dfd ?no^U-:-UA^U
t?^ O^r^an'^'^
O?es?^.bfave iscud trTp?n'??y rBO?dier? or
w^uont:-'p??Mm^i6TKx^^ot-- 'th?
sti?meSesa1 ^rt^?f^'.cdn?^iiWd^by- tb? ;
T^rl? upon this ' wounded jt??" .he?t? '
jgm ios hQmrsm^^'?ms??i^
JXtt? -eflV?J'^nt f'HtV'tfr 'ffhrtUtos
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man's Auxiliary in the basement.
Owing to tho Tuet that'tho pastor
Will- b'?~'attending thc S. O; 'conven
tion in Greesfoillo Sunday night, there
will'be'no:evcnlng service.
.. . %m Wednesday.
x6:45^Teachers' meeting. '?"
7,;30-'Prayer and praise teorvico led
by ?fclVe;.pastor.' Dr. White givo n
graphic report of tho Soutl 1 Carolina
convention. Ilia subject will bo
"South Carolina "Baptists. Where
They Came Prom, and Whore They
Are Oom g."
Friday.
4:00-Meeting of tho Chrjstlan
Growth Club: Subject, "t'lrls'ialas. *'
Miss'lavinia KlnaTd will load . tho
meeting;
The public is cordially invited to bo
present and worship with aa at .ull
these services:
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* ti 8AIVDEBSON * ?M.hEUl- .-. *
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Interest!'centres at .'present'?n .?he,,
approaching Ch'r'stmaa ;oonqort. oj" Ure
College Glee club, when old carol?
froth" m?hyv nations will i bei reVlved.
.The'.con.?e??jSW which t:o: public -ls'1
invited.', will'dake ?pi?ce1 ort the even
ing of December 17th. :Th'o' person
nel, of the glee club la . as follows:
Misses Louise Henry, Elizabeth Law
rence, l?ate Crowther, Gladys. White,
GOode 'BuTton,* Mary Etavk Wateine.
Marguerite Henry, Noll? Bowley, Marv.
garet - ClintaScales, , -Eunice ! Sbooly,
Nolle Gentry, - Julia Ledbettcr, Lydia
Bewley," "iva'Mayfield, N?ilo Pruitt.
dnb" of the mo3t ' delightful oecur
ences' of Via. Week was the* students'
recital on Monday afternoon in tb.?
studio "of tho director." The program
follows: ?V v ,
Piano ?het-Mdland?.'l-bot- and Bab
Sullivan. X: .'. . ?/ Mr j.. ' . , ; . <M
.Walts-t**!. i?f?)rlmlt-EMtabeth B?i*
t?i.i(>'VJ:
. i?leop^hi.Ll?lo:: - Blgeon-rHadloy-i
Glodyei While., i '_?/<
/.'flastagneita.)--IjUernbenp-rlTlQrfd?
PrultV.-:-.r vnt ..':.>.' ,. y.'U.<l,ni
In the'Dark" in thai DowM-Cobmbs^
.Kate-Crowther. ,;:..')..?, ? .:..: .'.'. .. v?'i>
?'?i Fo?e'Bt^iWobd^toimborg'V-lafayette
JohnBoav!-iV f-.i-. - [<^t '??
*What is the Road in "Slumber .Land
.?^ectge'?Rotk-^?oUl?sPi'?itt;'' -
j '. . "Valse; HiATabesqrf?^Schbett^???sslo
Pruitt.rh.-.. .M.-.= ... . \-\R?&
Etude-Mofei?^owk'i^EmTnie Catii-,
cart'.-' >"'.-!-..'. ^ " "
^"M'o?uhka^Saidt Saone-^ra?e't' Bolt.
"?'-?j^ernya^rjojmee^Ka'tW?in 4Bw
bi?n?t''tf6ile^
The girls composing * it aro? Maggie
BhirlW-1?aVti 'Wilina-ErvIn, Nelle
Gentry. '?mlW? Sullivan, Iz?tta 'PT*-"%
Nora" McAIl?leF. '. Substitutes, J ^l""*)
Nb4*t?,';Laif vitt?
Johnson'.
'?. ; On last Friday " afternoon, at the
home ot Mrs. "A* M. Sharpe, Dr. Kitt
ard met with the alumnae association
of . the: Woman's collog? of Due Weal.
TTie a^eciaiian'1 is Bibdyinij ino mars
of Shakespeare, and-Dr; Kin ard made
"k-tiaHfc en Macbeth.'' .
v 'DrV Kinard and Mr. F. M. Bur
nett left this morning for Greenville,
tb attend the meeting bf the State
Br ptiitt ; convehtkia ;
? ;Mi8s '' Abott ' is spending Lhe .. week
f end Itt'ASalefc College; WinstontSaieni,
"^.'.C,; thb?? guest of Miss- Bessie Nol
et?\.on:d;"-Miss''M?urtao' Llgcii.: '
:- ..<?51ftif:>'Cod'y is* iriiitiag <hb'r: parents,
I-'Drj'.'?viid'Mrs. ^ T^'Cody" tn" Gireea;
:.'3^lJ?-'iZullc'h"h'afiu>for" '? atteeded .-i^
}'m?rriag"?"''tif;'"h?T:' a?Bt?*v.:>Mt?s,,,j Itoy-.
] Mait?rS' V??t\Week.? . ' ?..."'v>iWj ?
^ "^isl^on;:^t? W lino.>
-Did: ypir over teov like '.-wrihsing
df.' thp>- che?p'WhO" went
_ jlld e'ft'ioYt?htmohJ; ; tor .. ttte
purpose fot ' dlstu'rbln?r ant} annoy .'uri
tho audience? if yonsovcr had er.ch
feeling you were wrong; -The' ?joml*
cuss who gce>.'to'a placo of enter
teinme?t ami? disiuths anti '-anheiya* is
not mean. It ls not his innate cu^s
odeas ?hat makea him as-he d3. He
is unfortunate. Hb djsi*or\*<5P your
Pity, nbt'yoar .c?M^rs.-'TUw ?wi
t?V^o the thins- he ls ?oin? J?fat ni
niue ii as it ls born ib *th? doS" U .
bark or tho Jackass to brajri * ?iwii
over tim Hst of those -who. go "out
UVF ry T?*bc iher?> jB-'?-^jbux??c '. "?jnjor-t
?a"unuJ-Bt^inuyoar Community, ; hur*
by their abominable? behavloi . mar
ftileasure ?of. w??tifr'n??ifio -iv ho
Ubad;*studv'!them" and, see if we aro
ot handing . ont:v some.: chuuks bf
I trt?hre^V'b':?id?//; :??;.'koid^ ?bf '-ea?h
? one of - thfmi mmg?m^:\ '? L'oiift
WB&S^ *hn" even
ing ;Vfe?^:tt?? ?t?rt?fnmr^t-41^ii ;(B
when ''Aha s>l*eco;,nf - fbi ly they, ar?: ?et-i.
a^c^t??d in?ihe w ursz pi ac?.
?>mb?ing ca?f'\ W"-vi????rit*Bai
U' works ? - ' UH*: a>" tris?*dy i J~ - .'; ?
I can ho - hetp. l^la>to? ti -
Chan they cab>%M???&: the color of
their ?y?bi Ther^ar? Stillt that-^Vi
'Ore their blrtf? brain def?rmUy
4?i#H aad at .^.>n?!d1iH?0
*&&MimvQ*-Xii*iT thick i?nH?
.i^t?^'"n>:,,"ari^H?ll? :?^i|lfite^f^v?'?tt
.^'-RV". ?' m?t?.f^-?ber-dnn^^b^t-m
REGULAR MEETING
IS IN CONNECTION WITH
COMMUNITY WORK AT
RIVERSIDE
SPLENDID TALKS
Were Mide By Miss Carlington 1
Mad Mrs. Duckworth-Work
is Doing Splendidly.
.; Lest ovcalug at" the riverside mill
tho regular monthly, meeting, ot . tho
Women's Garden club, which bau been
orgiunized by Mias Finley. 4iu connec
tion with tho community work, was
held: and was well attended. This;
club ' has a largo membership and
anica i?isrcsf i& being shown.. Winter
gardens have been planted and it is
said that tUOso are doing well.
Ia addition to Miss Finley's talk
last night, Miss Jayne C. Garliugton
Jh.ade a short talk on "General House
keeping," which was woll received.
Miij> Garllngton was followed by
Mrs. j. Gv Duckworth df tito Leban
on section, whose subject ?S3 an
"Ideal Homo." Her talk was, Bhort
kit to tho point and was rauch cn
tiI. " : ' v V ? ?> ii
The community work ?at, the-Rivor
Mdo and. .Toxaway milla-, is."making
r,".)'I'? progress. In. -all .dopartnjents,
ima MIBB' -Finley is to bo compliment--,
jed ,-4pon;,iufl8.uccess,f m
V*. Wit ??? ?-.? :---b ^-^i
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* n.M uLEBANON* it? . ? . "
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jj! .o L-ebnr.on Improvement associa
tion held nu enthusiastic moot lng, in
October-. One number on the pro
gram was especially interesting, an
article- in *he Famer's Wife, entitled
,'!3ia-ko Beech Grovo Neighborhood
Bcifc-??ul." It was read by Mrs. J.
G. K?cworth, and sh?'was Bo'?lcased
wltlx tho, idea that shu suggested I'.-ut
|.wo try the samo thing in our neigh-:
b'orE?od. Te make the proposition
inore 'attractive ehe offered ton dol
lars to the person who accomplished
the most in- the effort .to -beautifying'
th? sulghborhb'odV' lt was decided to
consider. tho. question siri-tR'the No
vehib?r meeting", anb ali 'wlm 'Hvanted
to;e)iter, tho 'contest could give :thei?
ntjin??j,td^'jhe.yae^retary>,'?. ';;" . .!
' ^I?BS; Jayne ,GaHibgtbn >yao'? most !
welcome, 'g.u'e?t' 'at ;t/??" meeting; and
tnpjwon'to. bbJaH.owea'tn ' furnir-h
tf-Vco tonSea instead/ 'ofe the, on?; cash
acting * together^.;'w'e::can i'm?ke? ? better
ntjd; prettier ^ujmfaj ?pd' Hhus,' a more
.attractive ^cpmmuhit^, ", $o far, as we
'$Htf>V? j-^fft.'^roj,the- Xijrst- to undertake
Prof. Niven of Clemson, college. ?ss,
promised to come'down .and" inspect
tjie pr?pos?s bt ,ail ^contestant?. He
"will do this within the n?xt few days.
He will come again about. the first
ol September to see .who lum ?lone
-the mem. and to award the prises'.
Eh-ery one in,Lebanon .Behool district
"H .eligible to enter'the contest. -\- i
: Tho fellowing ls an c?tifco' of t :e
i.W\>?"??- Tv vv ??iti-:
.l . -Premises' to be made beautiful
hy keop'Ing the yards cl?an?a, plant
ing- Howers, shrubs or anything to add
ties- attractlvehcBs.
2. All. avood niles; and bog , pens
kept in tho back ground. ; <H
',Whi.teAraish^br paint .all, i 0Ut-?
??1 Orchards',.'?ses,' . and . ' h?t?t?
i^m^^fm fm?mm
. . * v .5 > r?& .. JW0. . vFu1?% .T.oa ^ leading.
bf Joisr: hotaa as attractiSvi,.as? pos
.a^-tiy-'plantitig' sunflower?. - cosmos,
or unytlting you like/along th^l^G*
W^^^''?9^c4?A^: - 'fr?m
Irasnv">"--,.r ":'Y' . '.'.;*.?",.? j-..
'-^'^.'?vetyoBaV do 'hia" levelj-?St" tb.
.jti?Ke Lebanph ccmra?nity bchUt0S?li' r:
.VSir.'-'-fi. R,,.,Thompson,' .our, 'geed
ftleh?,' but we regret to.'sa'y/.nbt ah
h??orary member of' ??r' ?3s?clat??tf;
"has a" plan by which he proposes to
have all roads weil dragged. GooJ
rc?ds 'wlll bo a long stop toward a'
beautiful community.
^^SiS't?afch'ers' bf the Lebahdp high
school bro getting.'.ready* t,o,;:nrc3oht
,iu?t before . Christmas'' ??-^deflnit?
announcement will' be ?n?de in a few
liHaMfr''''
.That's All. ..
v;-.Two, small hoya ss alike v as two
.seas, werfe watching a raan^tinkering
:>M 'his ?utomcb}lc r,??: ;?' R?versid?
drive, according to The V N^W'i York
fPreirs,'/ . , . ? "
'^Vhat'a your .namo?" asked . the
nan, '?. 'v---'->:-../ .
/;;\^':l^y?'j|^?d'?gi oach^oth^r ana1
fiaslly one of them spoke, v
. "Jcianny ?Black^'h?fre?nedv" ~
. "And<-?wba^a''ynar.* natoslt'? ? conr
iltiu&d the mun iu^tngl^^;ltoh4
. -?His ?am? id Tn'mnry Black,'? re
-t?arned ?te first hoyV- '
i-?t**vai?; ??5.V leek -xs??fc?;"-' ?sss:
O.ww Her Geed Health W-Cfeaniher^
~) bwo m^'|r^''#sRl^0lCJr^s.rl'
e
Has Seen Prescribed by Well
Known Physician For
Many Years.
The infirmities of aga ero especially
manifest In a "tendency to constipa
tion, apd'.cnll for treatment that^vlll
afford rolicf'ln an easy, natural mau
txeri Tho rapid, uctton of cathartic
remedies and purgatives that shock
the system should be-avoided, moro
especially as the relief they o ff ey Is
only temporary and la usually mure
than Offset' by "disturbance to >the
vital organs qaused by .their- violent
?.ct lo?. ri /
Nearly, thirty years ago Dr. W. It.
Caldwell, Monticello, 111., prescribed
a compound of Himplo laxative liorba
that has since become tho standard
household remedy lu thousand's of
hojt?ek. It act? easily and gently, yet
with positive effect. : without crlnlne
Or other ;phin' br "discomfort. -Mr;;.
Rachel Allen, ?''GalesuiiiK,. Kano., is
soVouty-one years old, and after awing
n bottio of Dr, Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin, wrote that it had done . her a
world of good and that: she intends to
keop lt- In tho house always.
Mili*. 31ACHEL ALLEN
Druggists.sell Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin for fifty cents a bottio. It 1s a
splendid remedy and should bo in
every homo. A trial buttle, free of'
charge, cnn bo obtained by writing to
Dr. W, B. Caldwell, 454 Washington
St., Monticello, 111.
Deported, But Debonair.
Tod-? Sloan, tho ' fom >UT ox-jockey, house. Sloan declares that lt- waa .a
who- waa recently ordered out. of. fromc-np and that ah : Etogllsh/arroy.
England,. arrUted., In Now >Yprk on officer who owed him a gambling
Decv 3d, looking as- sleek and,.pros- debt and two women who owned-the
perons*es in his' palmiest: days. ' The gambling house cansnlrcd together to
j ihai'-v.b; was maintaining a gambling foiiowed. -
- ?:.?/?.<:'Absebncir M?v/- t?d" Strictly -JAote*' ' ' '
?.' fl .-*. ? -f ' -.'??''. .- '?' "-'f?Tv.'iy^ vi.viv
^ 8^#|g|^to?ahd Uru?n;Sta?onj ?^^^
y?i*?fF?^%$'fP&?& Htg'h:. Sarvico and Low Rates.
.*.c.
Room W?iy . witfto&t bmffi?iJ?t?)
..'..-. ..
^jffimd?yjtVit& bath $^$XO wfup
All Rooms Outside
Booklet for the asking
W. T. KNIGHT? .
. . At^yactlv^ :V?^i?iter-' V2MS^S<^"^^^*-?IO^''- ? -
FLOR?DA, GUft?; THE WEST 1N01?S; i^ANA
V.,- ;, WEW;YO|^ BERMUDA
- ?OBSBBBS^
Tours of Teni Fifteen, Twenty and Thirty Days Duraron, Covering
Many Points of Great Attractiveness and Historical. Interest
We h?v$ :?i Tour at\?xtrem'ejy:'low eosY including ali expenses ^a Corida
and Cht^'December 2^
ed educational1 Valu? to Teachers end Students idnring ithelr vAcftUon^their
'^gli^mfflffiSty. ' / "?
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?R Voyages la Southern Seas; and the Isthmus of Panama, durleg the wln
r months ac home, affording an bppbrtuhity^r. xre?t eoralort aiid pleasure.
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