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BUBBLES FROM BOILmfSPRmOS. |U
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Special to Tlio Hentiuo
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Tli*.‘Legal A’dvisbrv Board f<<r
Barnwell County ■ consisting of
Hi. II. Bates, T. M. BoulwaTe,
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ajiKl J. E. Harley;- has yallrd. to
its jissistaiice ali- r But ! nAyellJ.
TJv-^atte'rso^i Jr.> Jas. Julian
Bush, V. S. Owens, 11.1;.<)’• Ban-,
non;' Jas. EX Davis.; John K.
, fcs ue 1 li i i oT^SijJunio if B la ft; \V. A,
Wilder, R. C Holman, GV - M.
(ireeiEfClvas. <'arroll Siiums, R,
-A. EHis; l*erry.\I. BuckingHgni,
Hairy 1). Calhoun, N. G. \V.
Walker, AV A. Lemon, B. M,
'IhiTtingtoii, \V.ivr. Andrews, T.
3/ Langley, 'A. A. McAllister,
AVV-T: vVrcdck, Rev, W. L.
Hays. Rev. i^. E. Peeler, and
W. 3. Lemon. Theiafduties are
to'assist and advise registrants
,in answering the questions i‘e-
qwiivd id them in the Selective
Service System and filling up
tin* hi auks split to them.
— All registrants most convert-
halt to Barnwell dan call on
lesi*- gputlomeu for whatever
I c iul hurst, Sd 0., Dec..*2").—
C hri n i a s i s h ere a ga in wi flTlibl - j
riy, misthdoe,\lire erackerkySanta
< Ham,] ahddJi%tdf all : . fadnlv.tv-
uiViotis. . Quite' a niimbel-'tif vis
itor*ard here to Del p. liven up
things. The- greatest drawback
t*) the y<mng p.e*ipl^i5.|ih i 7?earc-
ity of girls ; they are most as
rare as sugar, with small pros
pects ot' getting any‘.better, and
nearly all the visitors aid unfor
tunately of. lie masculine .per-
stiasiontaiso.. •. -
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FAIL-SI MM ON S.
L*ZAR~BROWN
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Our school has closed until
same, time -in January,, 'HRS,
find the teachers- and pupils are
treking‘a rest: 1 .
Mr E HQ Ian tt of Greensboro,
N C, is‘her<> for a few days'with
his parents, Mr and Mrs J M
GantL - . ■ ■ . .
Mr Marshall Gauti, who is>K
tending Porter's Military Acad*
<-iily, a11d hrhtliei- Dick., w 1 to is
now a l»eaiifortite, are here- for
the hoiiduvs. *
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Mr ami Mrs S M Hay, of
Charleston ,r* are speinUmx-^tho
holidays with M 1 ! 1 RM Hay and
■>d ^TQ;" T"” ~c ■ "
ass4sta4.ice they may need and ‘ nm ^ *
it will luSadv* h without clKii’iie^—Mr 11 axi-y P>ordeit-t?fvt 1 hnrlos-
Eor the chmycni^uco of reg
istrants in tliea vhgmittvof Al-
lemlaledh'e Board hasa-ppoitjhQ
Ja<" M v Pattersofi,i R: PaulQHgrr-
son. Perry Wilson, RIleyT
Jr., and \V. A.- A all, ainPTtiesi
will he sworn ln l'or A llomlale.
• Oti - M(U)*lay niglu ajhi 11 :A(I '• ;y'-s .j y
d clock -> J ndg 1 ' J °lin ^ ;\ wdtldingof iniercst,,tQ thrir
was aroused from -his^ peaytulj manv Jrii-'nds \v,*ts that of Miss
slumber 'by tin -gleeful vhatte.r|Q usi ;,' VaIoffe "Lazar and Mr.
OfW concourse of happy, ymngj j.^ vs Everett' Brown,' of Giytn-
hidies and men. Alter being ite.ville, witich .avils ;soh;inhizod
ushered into h is sitting room, on-t he evening of £)ocemher ‘J'Jnd
Judge II- E. Morris announced at tlii- home of the'bride’s grand
mother, Mrs* (’aiherine Creech,
Rev, Peeler, Pastor of the 'Metli v
odist church, oliiciating. r
call on R: M. ^lixsoil, W. E.
Prdthro and M.t'.K itcliiiigs,and
*otbers"will h(‘ e s\vorh it* for Wil-
liston. • ' 1 '
For Blackville uegtstniuts.can
< all on R-B. Fickling, II. IX
Still. *W. E. Ma'itlTcw-. 11. A.
Rich. John . O’Gorman, and E.
. H . Wcissinger.and others will he
sworn in for BlgckiWlI^.
At Elko registrants can call
on II.yp. Crouch a ml-Paul. Gree,n
and- others will ;no sworn
in for Elko. , | ' ■>
At Fairfax they can call on
B. F. Thomas ajuf J.*E.-John
son, and others will he sworn in
.for Fairfax.
At- K1 inc Hr. F:~ Er Mogg ;
mud alstfothers will- bti'swont i!i
for Kline, z •
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SAV€ WME m ^AVINGdSi
Pm, paiifTrs ji^dwrt visit (hiring
the holidays, hut left'early oic
Xmas ldoriiing.
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Mr Hugh Fowke, who is now
. ‘ . * / .
oeated in Greenville, is- spend
ing tmsdiolidavs herd with liis
Mr Sam ILiyTrLRock Hill is
IreHTor :i short stay. .
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Mr Stephen Elli*^ v
cadet at thedlichniond AcadeDlx
in Augimtti, is at hoige fdiy-Uie
Tfdlidays. - ** - ~T *
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life lie is a prominrntmerchant.
A^> omderator of his association'
and-as-,^ .moving lactor in the.
Lauren-’ Cjhurclp he is, one of
1 ligh-priced drops are pour-.
- ing into the ^outli a golden!
Hood that i- iinpr(*cedented in
all our history. Tenants who
xlvave lntl,onoT>rok«-n oven -He,^ most , ir o!nLi.tm: f.ctfres in
86* retigicis life of I*,,,,*
dmlf yf ,IoJln« m oasl^ln-aa;1 ; oulUv ... |t js ( , inic e, ly |,op,,,I
small l;m<] ouuers an- tvil>in« that 0 ,, cl , ( .,„ lpcl , % t l,e assi.cia-
out ah obligations; with heavy
Whistling Rufus.
INSPIRATIONAL MEETINGS
-At their- last molding, the
Pastor’s Conference of the Barn
well- Association . decided to
lau^li in the near future a series
of inspirational meetings , or-
tliat one of the young couple's
greatest desires, at this yule
tide, was to . be- made Man and
wife, and produced a , license
which he hadprepared and only
needed, the signature of Judge
Snellin'gF-
This, was secured, and in a
V(\ry pretty and concise cere
mony Miss Alina Fall and Mr.
Guy Simnipns were pronounced
man and Wife, and;as the bene-
ditroll wTts;pi*onounced tin* hour
oPiwelve was tplle<l, tlu*Pinnies
of winch nraved to he fmni a
dock which is. said to have been
keeping good limy for the pa*t
forty years,- and* the Happy cou
ple went oil their way rejoicing.
The house was artistlcallv
decorated throtig$.iout with hol
ly, bamboo audMist'ietoe,
Before’the cerenimiy Miss
Nolle Smith sang Very ;sweetly
“I. Love Voii Truly”;oiiiid the
bridal partv entered to’- the
strains qf -Mendelssohn^ w(Hi
eing march beautifully and
sweetly rendered by Mrs George
Meltoll, / .
Tlie bride was met at the al-
Xar tht—gToom, and her bru-
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HARDIN—ARMSTRONG
FIFTEEN THINGS WORTH DOING
. THIS WINTER.'
-X o t h i n g wo rt fvw 1 ri 1 a e v» >p- * us t
haj>peiis. re_Sohie man willmake;
■t w <»i nlerfid a>: 1 {j( \ t-i hen t an * 1 Av e
sityghc is * , .hi«-ky ’ v — neym- think-
ing to lo'ok l»t-liiVi*l Ah*- meee-.-
ijeV(HiuTlesPlioirrs 6F
liiug a ml pTiP. that hrqvightsrtj
linal vi-*t«>rv. • - ;•»
So it i s i 11 tui s i n < *s s. S< > 11 i s
in fai-iging. N*vtliing is gmid*
to “'jifst happeii" on pur farm;'
And >vith this idea ih mirnl, w-e
ask,“What are you pUrffnibg to
do this winter?* If. next spring
linds you with better farmhuild-
ings7 inore coiive-njentJy atraiig-
ed fields, more modern farm
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'equipment,' or a more richly
stored mind, or finds you better
prepared to serve your.cojjnnu-
nity, all these -things will be to
your credit. If spring finds you
just where you were when .fall
-et in, tli* “ii that'will be to your
discredit. ‘
We don’t know what your
farm ueeds most, Imt tie- follow
ing suggest ions are -probabl y
Tine ■ B;tr 11wefi^dAssociation
Union .meeting-; -wiTTHnu hebL ■’
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H-f* t-ttt-
5t Tl i iVTiFli:u'(It. t *2 > Friendship,
ii-j) ’Healing Springs, (.Q-Mount
.Arnoli. X . ,
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nette beauty was very striking * good ones lor von to
in her modish going away suk
of bro\vit with ^u-eessories -to
gnatch, •
choose frpin 7.
1. Remove all stumps, logs
am] large rocks from ydurMields.
*2: Terrace aH- •hdFitlr' 4 - add
' linincdiiitely "aftef fife cere-,
dmttry-'avd uTioek din’net* was j gullies'. ; .
Miss Hall Hardin* and Qlr/f^rvKPlo life brhlarparty, after j :{ * j,1 ' ;iil1 a11 bptton^ and
swampy lands.,. ' . T
•4. Repair /til- farm buildings
and build any ■'‘needed new mu s„
d. <A\ ■erhirnt all farm macJiin-
Fmlerick idmfar Armstrong "'hich the-hridr arid groom left
were qirietly niai’riefl on -Sunday] automohih' fo;* Augusta anj
afternoon afThaJ-O o'clock at the other points.
-They will make their * futulv
Metliorlist jiarsniiagH. at Barn
well, S. G.-.;l)vlthe Uev. 'Reeler
in the presence of a fb%v rela-
tives anti close fTii'inls.
Miss. Hardin is eo of Ches
ter's most acqomplishecHand itt-
tractive voting ladies and Iras
been one of BaTinvdlFTotiiity's
lionfcCin Graniteville, where lief < ' r . v » putting up a toolslmd if you
holds a lucrative. jiosition with -Luive-n t om*’already.
e manufacturing eoiicjern.
Mr..!. X, MoiirclieadManager
°Hhe (t A n i e s h i U I * 1 e a s m*( n Bo dy •,
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Saturday night for Atlanta and
ere on the Coast Line at J1 :40
instjtut'es in various sections pf j
the-Assoeiation. These will be
other points. They spent Christ- ... ,
mas in Birmingham, Ala., and s f 1,1 q ■ m '°| e _
will la&im- to their mnnZ * afs llwn the FactoryCatVm^ke
I fnen4».in-gS>»4ij-li Augusta after
January The 1st.
D Calhoun.
v Moore-head
pip
"“Mi:
one of the in
tors of tiieT
btit is .'now employe&s4& book 4
keejier ancl assistant-miindger of x|»r«*»se<l his deligfit at being
the Peirv Mercantile establislN.^ 11 r aru he said lie
ment at Bath * nad just clime down more ^oil a
The happy young couple loft s<) c!iri\visit to set* his -distri-
(L Install waterworks, or a
heating plant, or a.lighting sys-
tein.
, 7. Paint or whitewash all
buildings and fences.
_„lJh Repair fences and if neces
sary tui large pastures.
eflicient. teachers for tRe tmvnt foi Lord ( aixMoy
JsjNtiiir years. • -Xi the.1;. A. Ames Co. -of Owns-
^tfdngXvAs hir'yearsEy. -wpent several days m ]; ^-R-t»atraTigr--fmldy aud rlenp
ndsiiHUTulan-cqiuhic- il1 L J annvell, the past week as !but any <t cor-n<*rs M if so doing
Ch ffeWvjC railroad Hie guesi of Col. and Mrs. Harry would make etrltfvntmnQeasier.
butors iidijus state, Harry D.
Calhoun alitMv, 1'. llichardson,
woh by tlie way weqire told-an*
as the reputation of tk AMEQi
B.lLT,, carries with it immedi
ately first closs products. Mi\
1 A. Ames has been building
10. Arrange for raising.idore
bogs and other livestock.
11. ’BuiltD a Woodshedx and
have .it well filled with stove
wood when the season, of rush-
farm work begins. . f
12. Read live books relative
to soils, crops, fertilizers,, live
stock, farm management, etc.,
113, Read five /hooks relative
to cooperation and marketing,.
rtN^I education, rural sociology,
rurarreiQeation, etc. _
14. HelTKestahlisli a local far-
chnductc<l by- prominent laymen
in the State. They have been
retiring f-or ^ OUR SAVINGS AND 6UR ARM^r -Bdggies amt Bodies ' for the] jik^tIiiIt irr-LpcnF Fnioh and
tlie .tii71 me eting Mr-. ( . 1>. l»o-J **Onr gallant men in tluvfield Boqth Carolina trade for thirty | farnr womam’s -cluTbic—The Pro
be, (*t L.a.iireRs. In business ; u j]j the fighting with true five years, and enjoys an.iirime- gressiv.e Farmer.
l. ; u-'Cies.
I. t)ur Eiilarged OpjlortUniti.es, *
^Idlijt-ies ami Duties ; and How
will we Perform Thenr?
II. In \Vhat Respect are- Our,
• Churches Behind the Times?
What is X : ee*ledto BringThern
up in Line? -
11 i- The Message of the Season
*—Pile L(‘.ssons id the Past;
iThe Aims Vind Endeavors for
the'Future. ~ \ . vr.,
IV. Echoes from the Baptist
State; Convention.
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.Sl’KA KKltS.
At Ehrhardt— 7
I. G. W. Folk, (IcoQP. White,'
J . Cv Kinard. t
II. 11. J . 11<*rndon, I)r. Robert
Bitick. H>U. Givings. s*
1IJU L>.. C. Ilunter, W. U. Fel
der. D.ML SniTth. \
1 VV Dr, 4. B. lUacic. iL E. Me-_
Millan, Gco.’P. White.
MisdonaFv seiinou, George P.
White.' . ‘ •
: t Friendship)—
I. Dr. J. R. McCormick, 0. W.
.Jones, J. <). Sanders^ ^r
II. VV. H-r Hutto, J. D. Hug- -
.gins, J. L^ Provenux. ^
III. L. S. Still, 0. W/Jones, J. .
W-.4 Btttes
IV. L. W. Ahstance, J. II. Hug- s
gins, J. T. 8t441.
Missionary sermon, C. \\.
4(tm*s.
At Healing Springs— _ ^
I G.. \V. .Mathis, E. C. Watson,
R. 1L Fickliugi y
II*. R. E. Woodward; D. W. .
Heckle, T. W. Grubbs. If-
II It iy P. Lee, W, L. Ilayes,
* IL J. Hair,
IV. E. C.' Watson, S. A. Hair,
' It. R. Jolinston. .
Missionary sermon^EijG. Wat-—
son.- ‘ v ^ ^
' ' Ny v’ % i ' *
At Mount ATbon—
It L. S; Shealy, J. C. 'Fjelds, O.
W; Barker.
IL J. R. Cullom. S, E. Miller,
J. L. Bradley..
TIT. >V. L. HaVes, T, R. Deer,
A. M^. Manuel.
halauces to ; the. gootl : largt
landowners./in lidiny cases, art*
- acttnrijy irotting xmaLl, fumnit^vr-
All of .whicli Ys goodyBut-
h*r us not, duping tiyi" ei r a of
good material^^ospctityyfcxgrr
to lay l>y something fdXaWaiiiy,
.da}'. We uould like to'seeTiv-.
• e*}* noutlierirTiiiu home paint--
• A-d and e([Urppi (kwitli lights and
v.W4(4orwAr-ksr every—ftodthern
fannt*miTprp+ied witli' the n
•of labor-saving maehiuery and
■-gtidd livestock. dTk*kt!Qtilings
are neccess'it-ie'sy'anVl -speTHljug,
money t'or.,t he.m is ; prdciiietivt
inyest.nientji On the (itlier,hand
we need during these tinres to
-qndlTitirselvty up sharply,when
Wtyare tempted tot buy tilings
we really dfrliot need, and put
tin* money in the bank instead.
Nex^t year .may liotj be a year
like this has been," ;ijnd we. may
hVcpu-tain that!,the "])resent era
of prosperity cannot coiitihue
iiicleti n itclv. : '
Wise is lie who foresees these
things and governs himself. 4c-
cordlngl^^TTiore never will be
a betthr time tVq4it some inon T
*y in the 1 wink ami keep it there
ngHinst tdre raipy days (dveat4<-
ThcyProgresbive f Farmeir.
tion-will he well represented to
hear him. Mr. B'oho will speak
a ft he moniing .service, hut his
11iain "address wifi lx* defiverejf!
Hit h :3d P. M.on* December 30,
in WillistonChurch.. -
A MERCILESS JUDGE
American ‘valor, hut the re- nse business. While here Mr.
sqipnsildlity rests ujion you and Mooreliead, gave the jx^ople of
me find every citizen of - t he Barnwell quite a nice little talk
d’nTtddQitales wlio' is not in nc- ] at t he'-Baptist Church 8unday-
tive HeMQxfeypvice to provide knighjt as to.thevGirkings of the
thenj. with the^equipHaoiiy and Redvross, in his-City a mT staler
machiiK:s -to* enubleyHjiem to and tokl.the people of Barnwelll
tight-successfnllyr ■•the great impdrtaiice of this
*. **\1uloi: alum* is not going taQ?reat wora in -the’interest of our
.destroy the Kaiser and military Soldler^^MrAloareIi(H*d*expre^S:
desjujtrisin,* We must.liavc <>r- edXhimsetfX^ delighted ~.witly
ga*ni-/atimi ba?k of it, EveFyq.HartTwe.l 1 and fh<f! people . of
jiudii in this country nnnsft^/qi Barnwell, aipl said>Tliat Jie
‘patriot*,.- *• -S-Qh—- - -V - •■[•hoped to pay another visit 1
-^“Ttie valid* of t.hefwaf^ay-'l next summer',
digs p'aij consists iiot aio-ii.e in j . —_
the- amount of money .which]
t!i) - fo l 1 '*' \\ iiU. TO {-, tin* tr'itll ca*>
"s'/Hjjif. V r y(■*».• f ll' l i(vin/ stilt* 1 -,
mem ir in a i>anttieri4 rssulcnt lias vvillo
stiu tterne-t of.
S.. Pi( r kdi>uii. St 11'imtK'M’g S. C..
SHyrr* ‘ I «•«? sStpet t;> Si*vei(*. ^h.w'k-
acfso asd Hordi^a-
liOTv. i’htpl- i I lie.- -Q- linT
t*«t‘iiral a 11 < f-j rr * * ti.» 1 1 **■ r<».i 11 e/f^sL u-(*d
I) Knl>v Pi 10 hihI th*‘v u* n
ill** er«*Htly. Tl7»‘y refill ,U*<1 rny hi(lnvy@
ajuLretn ivial- the lainent«s and s<*rcn**as
from niy liHck; <* .*
no Tpoeiii.i: siNcB. .
Over three yi ari ia'tvDiekt’nJon'
-ii'l : “Tr.e cure 'Dohii’s Kidney fills
made r>r me norae yHrt ago instill la-f
ing. My lock i-* iiqw strong and my kid-
neve act rygniarly.’?
JPricw 60c at all dealers J Don’t sim-
-ply ask for .a kidney remedy — get
Doan’s KidneyJ Pi 1'h—llie same .that
Mr. Diekins m had. F()8ter-Miiburn,Do.
Mfgrs., Buti’alo, N. X.: s.
One Who Shows No Favor.
i A ' ne-rctless, judge is FatlKH* 'Firne..
lylofy diim 1 In* dexk a id tiie.avaniu-g. Tiiay- lejid— hi* ■ jHoveiqirpnrff
. “ V.
t-li-e people of the Cubed States |
4+m-y—le^K-
'upon the certilidiitts which; a re
.^tdd, lint aljso Ji.ii ' the lesson!
which: will? he'taught ) in ,t h ( *
1 i;ihits <sf thrift 11 l.at jvvi 11 be r in
culcated as‘a rdsh-ltJoB it. What
thus will niean in conserving
re sources of America is ,in-
inahle. What this may mean
in tlTeduture economy of Amer
ica is incalculable, .
“Victory Can oiyly he won
hv the valor of our soldiers.
A|astcr*s Sale
' ST ATJ ; ; O F S() y TH C A D() U N \,
(.4-NTV <>K I! A UNivKI.I,.
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\ C;»Urt of .Common'Pleas. , *
'-■ Jot? h -ItedmoiuTr • • ;
’ . Pfaintar.
■ . “ agaiiHt ' * i ?
S. .[ Hutto: Oofa B, Hutto, K oi-** 0.
fhitr., Julii N. Tautio; WilFtv. JI
It (ut i, Herbert F. Hutto, FT tel. I e
Hatro. Dorotiijy Hutto, and AfaTlfia
A. Redmond,* 3 A ' s
f - - h ■ Defendai.t.y '
‘ 41y virtue of » decdtftl order to me
directed in the above ®nt tied cause, I
will self at Barnwell, in front of the
THIS IS ONE CRIME OF THE
CENTURY.
The near -zero weather lhat
IV. J.. R. Cull6m,\ W.L. Hayes..
Missionary seniion, L r S. Shealy,
n ..Commissioner"
will be in Barnwell every Satur
day during January. All partie^
cdiiCerned and those wishing to
we have just, experienced eOn- make application will.meet him
Utiues to make us shiver as* we • ii . .n ... .z* . * i . j
-after
in Barnwell every Saturday dur
ing the month of January 1918i
L F. IIAIR, Commissioner 1 .
• Dec. 3rd, 1917*. ^ • X V
combined with the iuteLligent iCourt Houee, on Monday, the.-7th day
use of* our resources. Saving*’°f January,, 1918/it being sajesday-in
ujH^eonomy enhu-go ® ‘
read in the paper’s day
day, “Coal Famine On—No Ite-
lief in Sigh,t.” The growing
Hcareitv-oi coal umkeH m* think
nrore-highly ; of our common
heritage iii 11 yis country — coal,
iron, silver and -g*dd. Th.c fact
guF ^overmn'iMit owns
tliousamhvjgf acres of valuable,
utffPevehqjeilxaHh land
,pri v,i lege. T1 u* bill was passed
granting 640 acres of this valu
able land-to that coinpatt^ anti
in the! t hat-same (-ongressrefused to let
we-1 -i s.no Teasi/i lTytryd.> 1 multi j small cities and towns have onq
be gobbled up by ni<>ndp7dies4 ; a<• rc. Thi- is uiiiloubtedlv th<j> . ;
‘which wliKqot sell to v the r peo^kgreatest crime''/of -the century.,
pic. ■. . .. -'7JV/: ; x '•'" . JwTdm^M'k Hilliard was asked,* .
1 f. a lawmaker in Congress aiuring ttnmlisCussions. of the
should take the responsibility ] bill,, wli^ther Tm^h^'nef'ed the
to do som,* tiling that had never rafhpad coni]»any needed the
been done bofore in all histopy coal to operate the road, neme—-
of Tegi daft ad—tease or jiracti- j plied ?I think, the railroad needs
pHlly give aWfiy 0'r/grant a “spe- ; eyervthyng in the .world it does
(•lalqlnyilegfc’' thitt neither you not novv have and for no. better .
nor I conUlJatjoy, all in tin* iacc fr(*ason;"A | AppIp.use. ]
of full knowledge, of those who ! Mr. Byrnes knew lie could not
were begging him not to do it,; giyc a sidisfa
LOST—One..rcl Duroc Btioat, whei^ji-
"mii|E between 60 and 100 pounds. Went
.ejstrix De(J?Jnbei: - PL- 1917. Finder*
please retuihv to J. W. Riley. Barn-
WiClI, S. (5., v anddeceive reward.
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able resources of the country
fats war, ,aud the industry of-the
{eopled® neeetssary to put these
resources iy the, form which
Will enable j our soldiers to use
11 ielil witlT.victori%usedect, upoii
the battle irouts,
of Secretary McAdoo..*
pe-ryy : AllHhi^ certain .tr*iefc ofVlana in
tlie coUnlv anil ettite aforesaid, known
as tract JO>4. df/l^H.fayvtte Jt-dmomi
lands, eynta ning Fifty A re?! ninr** or
!es?; ,boui del oil ffie North by la <b < f
estate ef Mary Bodtford by Mr.i.
< Anme Dyeh**«. South by Mrc. At tic
Dyches and Weal by lands oi estate* of
From speech K heik.
H.
F. O’Bajindn.
Master.
wh;it would you think ‘ of t'h,at
congressman’s fitness for olllde.
But the president bf tlie Mil-
wa u k ee R aj 1 ro ad Company,o w ii-
ed. by John D. Rockefeller,
a mV tlie /• Standard Oil Co;, and
tlie attorneys of that road camp
py answer wi
for months, lobbying and per
suading them to grant tins man-.
o])olv owned railjroau'a" sjTccial
he yoted / to give or- leasg- this
coal land to this railftiad.itom-
pany and that is the real reason
he did not want to meet* Mr*
Toole,mi a aebattror explain his
vote cm. this question, Yety he
is still jboling >ome people by -
ed pn tfie trail' of congressmen his talk and his advertisements
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as to his. great dccoiuplishrneuts
in .Congress. Nero tlddled while
ItOmcJiurped.—Ady.
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