Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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J . I JOSH ASHLEY PAKALY ^ -Sfcyiwtfians Hold Out Little II* II ?r " ... nu\ The Old FasliionoA ( I Columbia Record. What bus become of Hope fashioned glH? A bacheloi THE LANOAfe iiii. It would probably I mark to say that as a osition where a com mi the old- pt. backward bad r who has blame. Build lirst c! STICK N'KWS, AldUKT ? a memoria: KfMieral prop- _ mity is found PILGRIMS roads are to Isiss highways Ambassador l*ug?? 19, 1913. L TO 1>i,! UNVEILED 0rEn*'??d I hat the firs Delivim*m Dedicu- H.n!^iL Stuts V You KnoiV? Kin lux. Julia Stone l Held of alfalfa in thu "Uoes III "as located in South . i . - niiABilnn f > i 7 nil Ufe th<> llcst. in Home and Farm. !< on the farm repay one trouble?" This was a 1211 U'K nuL'iwI in.? hi' a r or ms Recovery. HAS LOST POWER OF SPK Member of House From Aud County Sutlers Stroke, Wli AlTects Right Side of llotly Anderson Special of August The News and Courier.?Joshu Ashley, member of the House of wnuen u lener to one ot York newspapers wants This particular bachelor ,bCH. mo(jest but sufficient in $2,500 a year which he t) ierson suffice to keep the domestic ich I " **e can an ?^" girl to play the part of an I ioned wife in the domestic 15 in I "1 cannot afford a mc la W. man," he wrote, "with her ! Itep- | a whirlpool of extravagant the New mrougn a ueseri ana > to know, discover a way to make has the the rose. come of . links will s pot boilfashioned WIT AND W] old-fashequation. >dern wo- "My wife will know delight in much at the banquet." pleasure. "Why, you are wal <ome one will tory Address i i it bloom like ... . . riiuscs Hurri Southampton, E ?A memorial in < ter-centenary of tin ronoM Pilgrims from t America was unevil by Walter 1 lines I I drank too States ambassador. erected on the site king straight *hlch th">' embar .... . . .. v^aruiiua one i 1,1 *hM* ,U> That the wo l> Pioneers. and means "Hi ngland, Aug. 16. That alfalfa celebration of the moot soil If tl 9 departure of the before sowing? Southampton for That a coin led here yesterday vitch makes th >age, the United of any crop tin It is a column That one n of the pier from to a fish pond ked on the May- turns as any av lunareu years ago1 : , nl alfalfa is Arabic >oUI,B laddie best fodder?" j f?e an>' ol will grow well on Pied ,,u\' . le land is well limed ^? . ' . learned he bination of oats and to 1 e largest yielld of hay _ it can be grown here? eiany cla icre of land devoted 11 ? }\ J ?|l, will yield as great re- '? ? erage crop that can be can ,s' of the city who failed to the beauty of nature, or possibilities of one who se to nature's heart uud r secrets, which I was convince her were really ,1m tiiat it is all work and the farm, as did this girl y. People living on the o arrange their work that resentatives from Anderson cc Buffered a stroke of paralysis home near llouea Path this mo and all through the day his com has been grave. Tonight atte physicians hold out little hop his recovery. Mr. Ashley attended the- i family reunion yesterday at liamston and appeared in his good health and spirits. This i lne he ate a hearty breakfast >unty, Sometimes I wonder are i at his women who occasionally rning smoke, do not golf and do 1 iitiou away their entire time in tl uding ments of existence." e for i Many letters have been s newspapers In reply, neai \.cker which take the view that Wil- who is devoted to the home usual capped matrimonially by tl norn- opportunity to meet elig and One lady writes: there any enough." r do not "But look at the bu not fritter picked out."?Plttsburj lie amuse Wigwag?The fellow ent to the ways borrowing our luo ly all of nuisance. the girl Harduppe?Yes, aln ? is handi- a nuisance as the fellc le lack of has any to lend.?Phil ible men. ord. i flower. Speeches m umbrella I members of the AI ? Post. Brewster families i Butler of Youngsto r who Is al- veiled the "Ohio P ucy is a great of the monument. Ambassador Pap tost as great monument with a )w who never 'ie Quoted James adelphia ltec- sa>,r>K "that the p colonists who went instead of gold." were made by planted? den, Winslow and That the Uni and by Joseph G. will furnish y wn, Ohio, who un- your pond? anel" at the base That the lai an acre grown ;e dedicated the was in South speech In which That the lai Itussell Lowell, an acre in the 'ilgrlms were only South Carolini in search of God That Greeiiv He continued: fifteen tliousan ted States Government [,>a,ion- v ou tlsh free to stock the can 1 so the saim Rest yield of oats on , u,m,.a In the United States ^T"io" picn Carolina? Rot his w Rest yield of corn on ? . . world was produced in .? r one tor tin vood county produced 0,,'''r d bales of cotton, less If,?n_e ,s I1U |Mnii,y ui tlliiu l?Jl rt*uI'hat we like and enjoy ilways be found time for, e way with the farmer; if to attend that Farmers' ic he will hustle some to ork completed in order life on the farm repays eir labor more than any n't contented with life on then proceeded to direct some chanlcs in repairing his cotton One ot the men called for some and Mr. Ashley started to a n house for them. While on his the attack came upon him. stumbled and fell and when reached him he was lying 01 .ground in an unconscious cond Mr. Ashley was carried to house and doctors were qi .immnnnH After a thorouirl 5 me- j "My own case la a falrl i gin. one. I belong to a good nails have had a first class educi earhy play and sing well, know i i way of art and literature, ha^ He made some of my prettiest f help invariably trim my own ha 1 the mend and darn, manage ition. cook really well and ecoi the am young, good looking 8 lickly tempered. I do not play tl eX- luiplfov nnr hrhloro y average "A department stor i family, tween 4 0,000 and 50 atlon, can articles." something "And a woman who ye myself a spool of thread has rocks and everything else in st ts. I can ington Herald. a house, nomlcally. Tommy?Pa, what v tnd good a motorcycle? golf or Tommy's Pa?A m /%!*/%! CAM la a?? 1,1 e carries be- They bad not bi ,000 different ,rpated In England erable to them but drops In for English to look over tutlons, loyalty am ock."?Wash- prelacy in the I, and should always the combinations o 'ould you call a"d ,n al1 the wo stances no other otorcycle, my fo 8 was evpr RO Freedom to wo pen kindly enough last year than to make life tol- That this si . still they wished money loss of *cts. Illood, instl- of a million d< il the trick of su- Th?it the sho ireed were theirs In corn or otlu he theirs. In all That you ar f the races of men poor judgment rkings of circum- time. labor an fusion of great other things t nearly invincible. irshin led straight What I year before? Tt a hortage represented a av" " , '! nearly three quarters . Jllars? to ?e?tt!e d< rtage was not made up or r farm product? aJe ,to w' e showing exceedingly ?' in not devoting more ' p..lm ?it d expense to growing th ban cotton? ,, . the sunshi ItniM* n TW? nive m(1 na complains an tne time >t paying, how could It bo ir these discontented ones jwn as meek as a lamb In city, where they would ork all the time in some office or factory and have nstead of being boss, 'e pays one well, if In no hut the excellent health, ne and fresh air. a home in the country, amination they announced tin had suffered a stroke of paraly the right side, which was alrao tal. The left side was not ha: Responding to an injection of c later this afternoon, it was that Mr. Ashley could move his foot slightly, but he he has not able to speak. He seems to be conscious tonight, but he ha way of communicating any wli it ho nor do I want to vote very -sis In can and do enjoy sport, bo< st to- try or town life or travel rmed. comes my way. ipiate "Rut I have no parents, noted er my social career spells : right sufficiently interested to ca been er my social career speels i semi- failure from the matrimoi a no of view, and I have that sh he manv women today?Just . mllir ' ? l tiiwur;, in (iii wi iiiiiui^ ui badly. I crazy by an over indul{ iks, coun- line.?Newburg News. I when It Seldom Swift?"Sa no broth- 'ud you do if you ownei success or Piscatorial Ike?"< re wheth- I'd jest wake up as usu success or, llal point Rector?All my as! bane of seem fond of dining on enough Rector's Wife?Yes. t.VCIU UllVt'II . .. ... ?ence In gaso- to 1 ie ^publican ment and the der of the society 01 y. nke. Wot r,n mpfl?thp roo,ri* d a railroad?" ^"tutions includ Oh, nuttin'; "f, currlnK in iaj .. American of today Hover in his groai sistant clergy tI"' IM,pr,m of ol ^ r,J The monument, \t__ r>i,kucas, is a colun Mrs Church bro__fi r, form of govern- Orangeburg Tl nocratic structure The town t a the Mayflower home to do t of all republican makes it easy ing even the seeds siders to porai tolerances. The sends them bo is as strong a be- their trading i t destiny as were whose citizens d." and streets, th designed by R. M. ness houses wi in of stone with taste and nei ii\rocnntintr ? * - | among the imps and Democrat. calves, an* hat keeps Its people that some heir trading and that country lil and profitable for out- time with i e and trade and that to myself me well satisfied \\ hen possible In is done, is the town Who is work for good roads joys greatc at has up-to-date busl- rr? Who th goods that meet the or receives ruls of che buyer, and pp watohe squealing pigs, bawling 1 the other holy horrors seem to think belong to re, and I will spend my greater profit and pleasure and others than would be the city. more independent or enr blessings than the farmcommands greater respect, i higher honors than he ns s the result of his toil? may nave 10 meiuueio ui mo > *0? doctors say that a blood c Mr. Ashley's head burst, and In opinion It depends on whethe blood clotted will be absorbed 1 time, or whether the blood Is spreading through the brain, latter condition exists, they d< the end is near. Mr, Ashley 1r one of the prom politicians of Anderson county, ?Ing become personally Interest uu.ij. money ior pain worK not ell in absolute necessity, but nc their for a really Rood time socla r the "i would rejoice In a hoi n due own, and I love children, i still is the use? Though I live If the town my social life is sue jelare one that I hardly meet hal eligible men from year's enc ilnent end." hav- j Isn't it a Strang thing t ed in all the centuries of human to ho an 1'inar reiers to tnom a >t enough ?Life. lly. I use of my Ethel?Kitty hasn't but what anything nowadays ex in a large car. She's perfectly in h a quiet Jack (sadly)?Anot f a dozen nian being displaced 1 1 to year's ?Boston Transcript. that after "Could you be happ: and social a cottage?" ventured tl s epicuratcs. ,, scenes In connect! grims. The cost \ a thought for "ubw-riptlo. cept her new lTn,tPd States and i love with It. her case of Thoughts on C jy machinery. Orangeburg Times When one think? fangled theories / with love in children, and the ii ?e young man. theories that our fi lw.v ciorKS tnai arr ion with thn Pil- tont An(I jt |s 138 defrayed from anv town to b is taken in the spirit. enterpr hngland. loyalty, and ji requisites. Orr 'hll<I Training. qulsites. and Democrat. ' Usually It If i of the many new- ence between : about training of porous town a npllcatlon In these ?nd decays !s ather and mothers these quali courteous and compe- Who gets possible for well nigh air, or eol e in that class. Public thirst? V lse, unity of action, leges of 11 udgraent are the main happiness ingoburg all these re- little klng< of the abo1 ( found that the differ- othcrn tha i progressive and pros- hut one a ind one that vegetates j tg none, due to the possession I Th. lot < ittes by the one place'! llv ofter. ? brighter sunshine, purer Ider water to quench his Hio enjoys greater prlviIfe, liberty, property or than the king of his own lorn?the farmer? To all re questions and dozens of t could be asked, there Is nswer, and that is, there of the farmer and his fam?eems hnrri mrl Miprt* tn politics more than twenty-two ago. He has served nineteen yei the legislature, all of his se * having been continuous, wltb " exception of one term, when he ped out to run for the State s< in which race he was defeated. Is recognized as one of And county's best citizens and nui lj"hls friends by the hundrers. ^announcement of his sehlous 1 'fc?" much concern atnot years development that have elaj ars In Adam and Eve met and wo< rvlces Garden of Eden, that men i the mon should meet as strar drop- pass each other like ship mate, night for the lack of a f He conventionalities such as t"' erson jty of an Introduction and libers narv opportunities of hnrr The course. It would doubtl llness astonishing. If not Incredl lg the nnnrntlmntn noMmatn nnnlrl ssed since "Gome of these deta :>ed In the are not so bad," said nnd wo- there must be no skit lgers and automobile."?Loulsvll s In the Journal. ew minor le formal- Boy?Mr. Law, can the ordl- afternoon? My grandf mn Inter- Mr. Law?I don't s ess prove your small salary, you hie. If an go to see so many hall tin mnitn Ttnv That's rlehf! .ched cottages hadn't the slightest the girl, "but ap a child aright mping on the there are any gooc le Courier- in the world to-i course, is a hack rudest and most t I get off this training children a ather is dead, were no better. A lee how, with new-fangled ideas < can afford to these old times ha games. barbarous ideas a T rnn't either, dren. idea how to bring find their absf one wonders that explains why i men and women laboring unile lay. Solomon, of unfavorable If number with the that handicap ibsurd ideas about while some ot nd our forefathers tageously situj ceording to the upon that adv; af the present day, smith's "Dese id very crude and streets are so bout raising chil- musketry coul without any nee In the other. This 'hard work It Is that some cities 1 there are r the dlsad\antage of world that H'ation have overcome i To take and gone rlpht ahead, ' sides we ^ her towns more advan ljfe Is an Ued. but relying solely nfe of otl antage, look like Gold- i on the far rted Village." Their invested, empty that a volley of _ d he fired along them ( .. . fanger of hitting anv attached to >ne farm, but very few positions in the are easy a clear viewpoint from all vlll find that the farmer 8 easy one, compared to the iers: that the work done m pays one for all energy Aiio Al>oat Nothing. t"0" ^people generally. ^ Mr. Ashley Is In his sixtj year. His age, and the fart th Buffered a stroke of facial par i less than a year ago, make l|chances of complete recovery t doubtful. COMPARES WITH THE PYRA Chief Forester Comments on of the numbor of the oppo r-fifth who have Rone throuph II at he for the natural married stal alysls ; because of the false shame i -8 his jty that social forms ant very throw around them. Do i phenomena suRRest the nec ! wisdom for some social c MTDS mental device by which th? of the two sexes may he hi IjOR pother and encouraped to fi islto rpxpr I ought to have more Ife pining York Globe. te In vain, , ind timid- "Oh, dear," pouted t I customs In Irritation, as the trc esn't this to a standstill, "what psslty and waiting on a Rwltch?" >r govern- "Trying to pass on s pllgtbles madam," responded a rought to- hind her.?Judge, alflii their salary.?New Now the correct to study Is some theory and practlc the pretty girl ferine children or >lley ear came than Solomon , or Is worse than mothers of fifty an ago who had born the same rail, children and they gentleman be- instances into se useful men and w dren were also thing for parents onenew and fanciful Orangeburg ie it on their suf- *,vp towns of they are no better pasily be mori those fathers and ^reftt advanta d a hundred years Shp should rer i to them healthy ufacturing ent grew up in most outside world lf-respeetive and c,ty we havP * omen. Those ehfl- tnvlte such em taught courtesy, wp npp<1 more i i uorlf chonlrt 1 Exchange Is among the progres- ! Mildred the State, but she can can Janclr & progressive to the [j0n(io* la ge of all her people. rrjtlcs, \\ 1 lrh out for small man- mmplalne< erprlses by letting the j,cllntiaess know what a fine little Miss En >ere on the Edito, and f^nglish ci terprises to locate here aKOUt the paved sidewalks. This accompany .*??n ? Law son, a pretty Amerlig girl, made her debut In st month, and the English lile admiring her daneoa, i a good deal about the of her costumes. iw.?on sent some of theBe rlthsisms to a New York other day and in a letter ing them she said: Towfr I tin it ny ivtuiKt'in. Washington, August 16.?A jrineerlng feat that has called fo * clals commendation from Chief j ater Graves was reported to-d the foreest service from thp SI' ves National Forest, In Arizo lookout tower, built entirely ol and thrusting its hulk 116 feet air was constructed hy forest ra entirely without the aid of hlstl """tim The work was accomp proper (lesnny ny entering n en- monall estate? r speFore ay to How Good Roads II na^A Charleston News and Courl r logs J Arguing In support of In the that the building of Impro mgers ways Is almost invariably ng ap by an immediate rise in tin llshed the lands which these me main- ? oimaei wiim y | WitneRs (vaguely) ? ? (pause)?My wife 1j man.?London Opinion elp. I . I Mrs. Crabshaw?W1 man next door return* the view away a week, her hush ived high- enough to say that he followed her. e value of Crabshaw?I don't highways did. He had the tal imr uunnifUB; uucunutc, n-vfir -My business? other old-fashioned ? a washerwo- much of in those b< I. it Is now so dlff< dren have no respe len the wo- People who neve ?d after being of their own write and was mean child nature and hadn't missed the benefit of peor dren. One of tlies suppose he full of theories, a Iking machine child is never na inf, unci several ? " I qualities thought sons from all pnlghted days. But rpa?h the bu? 'rent. Many chil- having to wac ct for their elders. flurhig bad wi r had any children learned hooks on The B? child training for Bueklen's A >le who have chll- plied to a cut, e books, crammed scald, or other ssures us that a Immediately r< ughty, never. In Chamberlain < - v.......... "You'll parts of the city can Iot about unoss centre without u?,e> ic ankle deep in mud maki!tKsu ather. almost no< *t Pain Killer. irnlcu Halve when ap Minister bruise, sprain, burn or Rev. H. injury of the skin will in praising ;move all pain. E. E. for con ?f Clinton. Me., says Kind's Ne notice that they kick a ray dresses. But what's say I?what's the use of ch a fuss about nothing, or thing?" Praises This baxatlre. Stubenvoll of Allison, la.. Dr. King's New Life Pills stipation, writes:?"Dp. w Life Pills are such ner J'" < entirely by unassisted man-n and pure Ktrenpth. il "Talk of the wonders work " the ancient Epyptalns In the1 ramhf construction," said a service official. "Phaaraoh's ar didn't have very much possess the forest riders of your ITncle The timber for the construct the tower was procured on the The tower will be used In wat mA nt fnrp?t firP ruscle serve, the department of a cites the following facts I od by illustration: Ir py- "In Leo county, Virginia forest owned 100 acres between tisans and Jonesville, which he ed by Hell for $1,800. In 1908 Sam. was improved, and, altt ion of farmer fought the improv i spot, pas since refused $8,000 foi tchlng Along this same road a tr: s. ncrps was snnnosed to have griculture going all the time.?J ?y way of "Do you think th , a farmer have a more elastic cu Don Hur ed the Old Fogy, offered to "It is elastic enough this road Grouch. "Why don't tough tho more adhesive?"?C ement, he quirer. r his farm. ict of 183 Oibhs?I often won* been sold fellows are that loaf ; udge. former days, parei sometimes their at we should naugthy and corrc irrency?" ask- That is where th wrong and they a i," replied the dren, should have they make it least that seems to inoinnat! In- these latter day t: most, if not all the children. dor who those According to the around watch- a child refuses to its believed that "It robs cuts children were their terrors. Hted them for it. It equal don't oso parents were for you. On nd not their chil- Pharmacy an<! been corrected. At Company. be the opinion of tddists, who write books 011 training >ir theories now, if mind, or loses its and other Injuries or feet pills r As a healing remedy them." N exist." Will do good liver and ly 25c at Lancaster anteed. T I the Standard Drug Standard I ter Pharm 10 home should he without o better regulator for th? bowels. Every pill guar'ry them. Price 25c at th? Drug Company and Lancaaacy. lilt? UUlUlunvo TIP TO LITERARY A8PIRA Bit of* Wholesome Advice to Who Would Write. Zlon'a Advocate calls upon It trlbutor8 to carefully read and loualy hoed the following bit ciae from Life: "Literary asj should religiously eschew po able orthography. The philosc for $6,000. The purchase NTS. the contract, however, and threatened to sue him. Those road Improvement, and wl Improvement upon the land ;s con- 1 farm was sold to the ori sedu-j chaser for $9,000. of ad- ! "In Jackson county. Ala drants people voted a bond issue dyayll- 000 for road Improvemen phlcal proved 24 per cent of the r refeused ing a new building go the owner Dibbs?Easy! Thej After the who start out in the m Ithout any for work and compron 1, the same at it.?Roston Transci ginal pur- j I He?They say Sail ibama, the married?at last. of $250,- I She?Who's the ha t and im- I He?Her father, roads. The Judge. nlt.A /vf All MT\?. * ilng up. temper, the poor t ir are the men ty, not a bit of it, j orning to look should correct a llse by looking outburst of disob rlpt. monster altogethei dren. It is not n ly Simpson Is part of the child. the authority of ppy man? work on child tra of course.? a particular case into a fit of passii A ~ 9 tlto niltkAWAon ?A?r< hing is not naugliliul the parent who child for such an edlence is a cruel r unfit to have chil- J mightiness on the We have this on ?= * the most recent ining. Referring to where a child got on over something, , ? ? - 1. I? < . > r-s -j ^ "&> w . jg* 'vW ^ For 88 4 f and phllollglcal substructure ( principle la Ineluctable. Exc ly attenuated verbal symbol ably Induce unnecessary com] and consequently exaggerate t fuscation of the mentality o peruser. Conversely, expr< which are reduced to the ;> most minimum of slmpllflcatlc compactness, besides contrl realistic verisimilitude, constl t luBs onornus handicap IIUS rpnfiUB 01 1juu kivtrn tun y pssive- farm lands In Jackson ( inevit- $4.90 per acre. The selllr plexlty that time was from $6 t< he ob- acre. The census of 1910 f the value of all farm lands 1 issions county at $9.79 per acre irther- j selling price is now from ! >n and per acre. Actual figures buting ed value following road tute a meats are shown." to the There are hundred arg aiur ui on uu y%ju ut?iuiiK t county at alumni associations?'* ig value at "No; but I am a ? $15 pf? alimony league."?CI places tho Herald. n Jackson j , and the "Was the bridegn $15 to $2 5 during the ceremony? of increas- "Not a bit. You se improve- a great many lodg< Louisville Courier-Joi ;uments in , if nilj ui tim tnu aumwicnn otxj : the loud cries pf member of ar. the expression of ticago Record- lence and injustlc* on Its little face, mutation of wroi 30m timorous that nascent Inte And all this no e he has taken child's nurse in k s degrees."? child to do somet irnal. Itself failed to dr that our forefat x v? an nil uv.iv uy 1 y/ the child, and by ! t protest against vio- ' < i which wrote itself What an accuugs weighed down lligence." nsense because the , indness helped the *? hlng that the child ). No one supposes ->j hers had the last | * Tha y Pici ?to insure complete succ< olrtntr a ncp r\f lie ^ ess take i reader's perspicacity. Obsen Instance, the unmistakable a escapable expressiveness of on poetic, Interjectlonal. monos Utterances, especially when vated under strenuous emotloi cumstances. How much mc pealing Is their euphonious p | tude than the preposterous ai tentlous pomposity of elo verbiage." re, for j favor of good roads, when md In- , roads nobody has ever yet amato- to present either justlfleat yllable euse. Vet for every ir! e ( motl- that has bGen improved ml elr- many mllds In need of In >re ap- ?and the weight of Infliu ulehri- landowners Is chiefly resp id pre- this being the case. Whe ngated roads have been eonstr farmers who live upon I irntonmnil thpin f?Ti f h iihIsis *as for bad He?A penny for : been able Miss Sterling?but I Ion, or ex- value thnm at more th highway She?Oh, no! The there are thinking of you.?Ya iprovement j ?nce of the I "Do you pay muc onsible for public sentiment?" never good "No; I always look ucted the when I see a young them have hands In the park."? tlcallv. but your thoughts, worn in training suppose you questionably pare an that? to-day as to their i fact Is I was children, but one le 'Record. what kind of a cl If some of the f h attention to followed. There r punish children ct the other way times In the lives couple holding dren they must b -Chicago News, nately, these the< thors have but a children, and un- J nts can learn much 4 dealings with their can not but wonder lild will be evolved oolish theories are ! nay be no need to i jrporally, but some- , j i of nearly all chil- i e corrected. Fortu- ; " >ries and their au- : brief dav of exist- ! v 'EJP U V U^V V/ & KLKCTRIS liKJIlT ASSOC I / Southeastern Itroanch Elect* < at Macon Meeting. Macon, Oa.f Aug. 16.?' Peters of Columbus. Oa., wi morning: elected president c Southeastern section of the 1 Light Association here for days. The place for the nexi Ing will be decided on at a r iTION. not as a rule until they ar in use. Officers The reason this Is true I In most cases those who r. W. J In* from bad roads do no as this price they are paying I >f the their failure to demand Electric The New York Press is three It says that "good roads t meet- to land values perhaps m neeting social than on the merel) e built and They were enjoylni and had just entered Is because > "May I kiss your I are suffer- ed, a little confusedlj t know the She removed her vi leeause of i "No," she replied, good ones, gloves on."?T.lpplnci right when ?? contribute Suffered Eczema Plfi iorr on the Well. r Industrial Seems a long time < a motor ride ence and then mf a country road, so there Is not m land?" he ask r. Wlint Are W pll. Cleveland Plain I" "I have my A Cleveland n ott's Magazine. practice of choos . care, a practice ty Years?Now deavored to lnstl circle, made a m to endure the misused words uti ike way for others, j J| uch harm done. 'jjjC '? Cominfc To? lan, who maken a fjMHHft iiiK his words with ' I^v^jWS which he has? en- j II Into tho family ' T icmorandum of the ? tered by his son and The satisfying bevera WtfJr or forest; at home o Wjjt As pure and wholeso Iff temptingly good. ! I Delicious?Ref ge?in field r in town. M me as it is Js reshing m of the executive committee, will be held In September. I tion to Mr. Peters, the fo officers were elceted this mon First vice president, C. D. gan, Athens: second vice pri J. E. Brigham, Tampa, Fla. tive committee, E. 8. Hobei vannah: M. W. Obhrett, B ?all?m, Ala.; Mr. Llnsley, Durl f C.; S. K. Dlston, Columbia, w. P Adams. Jacksonville which Hide." n eddi- ; Where the ronds nre h Ilowlng pie who live along them ling: | be dead alno. It will he Flanl- while the Virginia farmei pRldont, , sell hln land for $1,800 Execu- | road between Ben Hur ?n< rtH, Sa-j waa'Improved, "he has kI Irmlng- ! $8,000 for his farm." W lam, N. ably because he had oaugl 8. C.; of progreHH which const Fla. ternrlse always general awrul burning, item nd the peo- akln-dlsease known a are apt to other name for Eczeni noted that to realize, also, tha r offered to Eczema Ointment hat before the feet cure, rl Jonesvlllo Mrs. D. L. Kennc nee refused cannot sufficiently exi hy? Prob- to you for your Dr. H it the spirit Ointment. It has c ructlve en- which has troubled ir ?s. his land years." All druRjrl ing, smarting, uauRHier tun in* s "teter"?an- Here Is the resul ia. Seems good Elegnnt, elghte t Dr. Hobson's Awful, seven tl ? proven a per- Dandy, six tlm Fierce, four tlr iy writes:?"I Great, two tlm >ro8s my thanks When the meal obson's Eczema of the household ured my tetter, around him In th? le for over fifty ly rend the totals sts or by mall "Gee. that's fir n itTt-iu uit-tiiviuDu en times. ' W Imes. ,?y OR. |jfe> nes. was over, the head ^ I called the family e library and grave- : i to them. >rce!" said the son. t BP Thirst-Quenc . Demand the Genuine? Refuse substitutes. Send fo? Prec Booklet. :hing F ountaint W or Carbonatet* 'n Bottles. Chnlrmnn flhance committee, Southwell, Macon. W. L. ihnd acquired a new value i eyes, he saw new posslbl i in his own 50c. Pfleffer Che littles in it. Louis, Mo., and Phlla mlcal Co., 8t "Isn't It awful idelphta, Pa. ter. ?" said the daugh- THE i : COCA-COLA COMPANY, A lTLANTA, GA.