The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, March 19, 1914, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
How te Better the Liriag CsadJUoa*
nt the Andergoa Mill Villages.
t
<W. C. Austin In The Comian.) I
What are the conditions existing,
around our home and in our commun-,
UlcsT I
- What ere wo doing to try to better,
tbom? j
What eiiuuiu we do? , '
1. I .will take up the subject of;
yard?.
Flowers are pleasing to the eye;1
flowers are the works of nature. Tbe
Master hand of all paints them and we P
find that having them around us that
wc are drawn nearer our Master...
They" are a source of pleasure from
the it niest tot to the oldest person.
Yards f?ll of flowers comand admir
ation arid respect from all whe^eee*
them,- W?>?? better thins could jrgi
do to command the respect of ev?gi
class of people?
if Wc-pc?p?? *ri\\ . eir?v? io'improve i
our yards this coming, yoar I -fee^'afcvH
sured that the officials ^ our mnTj,r
who are always^ ready ror un im
provement will heartily co-operate
with us in this beautiful work.
3 -bit's go to. our gardens.
Have we got them? Not all or us.
We should have themi though. -
Wonder if we have, ever-stoned ~te
ithtnk of the great source, of Pleasure
land profit derived from them? I think
not or else we would show a marked
improvement on those that we have.
To bring about this improvement
let us not depend entirely upon women
.folks who already havo their hands
,full of house work, but this spring
when gardening time comes; instead
of taking our paper and easy, chair to
tbe front porch; let's, shoulder,- bur
shovel and hoe and say to the gdod
lady,, "Come along with your bag full
of. seeds' and let us havo the .prize
garden of tho vinage.:"' 7
3. Fences.
While putting up pur fences let's
not do it in such a manner as to just I
hang it UP on a nail, and with the\?3fcp
pression, "I dont. know how long . It]
will stay so, I don't care how it.ioofc
Too many of us arc guilty of maki
this expression about. tilings around
our home.
4 .Vfncs.
Wo are'not able to buy' 'porch
screens to keep the blinding glare i
mo son xruui uur eyes or neat iroaJ
our rooms, and some of us bave no
shade trees, but we can spend a few
'ccntaand at a little cost we' canThav
the s=c*t beautiful 7,zTzz? an? orro
that delights tbe eye and gives us the
priviiege of enjoying our porches ~
the hottest days. Vines will?lo
work if wo will only prepare and,
plant the seeds and train them au theytj
grow.
3. Cleanliness. y ,
Did I say that we were not clean?
Not thdt, but at times, very neglectful:
We should watch o?r lots and yards
.and keep them clean; we should, .p?lp:
.our ashes at the places* whor?^ th?
refuse wagon can. easily get to It."
To prevent mosquitoes' 'fr^m'ert^
lug wc should keep all our waste ?wd*
In barrels, turnfed uP'hVe mann^ttat
Gunoral Fa-ssbger Agent,
Greenville, 8. C"
Itcdttccd Hound Trip Fares trag? ,
Anderson, S. C
RICHMOND, VA. .... ....... .f?7?
Account of National Education Asso
ciation. Tickets oh Sale Fob. 21, 22,
> 33, with return limit March, 4th, 1914.
New Orleans, La. . : gJAfle
Pensacola. Fla. . $15.00
Mobile. Ala ....rL.,,!1?*^^ytpjR?.45
Account Mardi ? Gras
Tickets on sale F?. lfctu
retur limit March, dfh 1314
For further information cttlLnnjCUjr
Ticket Sgeut, or write
. i,-r..aSi'.a.,-i---^-^iWferasaisa"
' BOtJ?fiiilvN. HMLW^Y,,. ^
' '. Vif^'- ?lJr
Premier Carrier of the Sosttb
IS CONNECTION WITH BhVB j&GtV.
Scbedot E?^tTre Jan. IS, 10U
N. 8. the following acheduie figure?
ar? published only aa information and
are not ?g*taateed. :-J
Arrival and departure o?trh?stf'&??
Anders**.A.C. > - . 1
No. Arriving Fr?ft:*'.*sja?i
20 Greonvilto and-Bel ton,. B:3? a. ta.
83 Greenville and Belt on.. 11; 60 a. m.;
ir, Charleston, Columbia and
Bclton, through sleeper tn
Boltan.llt?tre.?.
12 Atlanta. Walhalla and
Soneca.^fil?li?**
25 Greeneiilo and Be?ton .. AmW
10 Atlanta, Walhalla, aar
Scnoca :. 4': 68. V.
- Seneca... ... ... .. ..6:53 p". at.
17 Charleston, Columbia and J(
Belton. , Through coacr
frora Columbia to Walr
. halle, . m.
;
to BcK'. a, Greenville i. .,?:'
24 iiciioa to& Qtw*W*X&M* .aa
le Be?t?n Ch?flesttw.
Greesrraie and Columbia 4:S8pm?
18 Beiton, Columbia, Char
leston and Grtteavtlle ..8:81 a, m.
TeoW..'.T.. .3 . i> tfc
11 Senceav Walhalla xfcrough
z"'.ii Croinmbia..swf- r. ~~
No baggage will be'
motor cars Nee 30, 3*,
: Cohaeation la eueda.
trains t
farther
scents or
? W. ft. Tabe*-.ft, a ? fi* ?reaavt?e,
^W. & UtGw?. A. tt. F. A? firrf^
?b water can colwrf?,?wmT5',t5f?,H
adopt tnfar method, .wogid d??*w?y.
with a lot of our sickness and there
by save us large doctor bills and many
an anxious moment.
6. Schools. v
'if our School isn't an good.. Q8. the
other schools who is responsible? pur
trustees, our teachers or the parents?
The responsibility lies upon all
three; but are we doing our duty as
par?aUt? J
To make our school-one of the best
we must teach tbe cbiM at'home. i
Show them that an education In the
only thing thut' cannot be taken away
from them, and with this in their pos
session, USPd. In the.'right way, they
|*an win tliclr way"; to the top of. the
ladder. Home times some of o*'ob
ject to -the'methods of the teachers
aud would rathdr;tbaf our OWidren
would stay at home/ This is a mis*
taken idea. It. would- bri h?tter for
the ' boy to get something that tub
I parents, don't Use from the Schob*
ioon?. j.'uHTi. to ?vi wh&t he"- does/from
the rtreot.loafers..., ,
1 . i?lve thc'nt foqd lectures to read,
, Wild West/- as. * ' (Irait etas* ma ^
v bests Just th? same, '??w^
!pass traaby .paper's' k>-had -'."lip,
that iuspfre them to do things worth
white.-1 Do theso things and our
schools will grow better because tub*
knowledge of -our children will dc
. mbnd It " - r : - r., ' -1-'.?M y.:
I 7. LUiuot? and r ifes ,bf evli resort
! How can .'we reu ay this? Do w?>all
lake the Intercut in our Sunday Bcrtool
am} church work that we shouldT You
say what have they to do with stop
; ping those evil practices?
I -' Let me ask you; what atfi the in
fluences or tb?se two institutions un
ion the lives of those who are true be
'llevers In themT ' '
Answer* this and you will know- how
I, it will bolp. If the men In all our VtU
tragcs will resoivVto stand by the 8??;
flay schools and churcb^>e^viaflk;B
ence four families .eachV'^Of-Wve ~aot.l
interested ip- either to go sdtb;.us^$>,
'our Sunday1 school abd churches, bc
: fpra th? bogmniag*; iitLalioWj(tei?9Cw
, year; wo will ?rid the* c-hr bad char
acters will leave, oriftei
lr '.Old*voit' knQw 'thdr o il
ugc of onc-flft'i of tfto i^brdons^SytCdd
I Sunday school and churches from our
villages? -Voi'?, fourth of ciir-' people
?t ^een places on the SebbaAli boy.
WJiere aro they?' ' */? <
V/one oij uiun and loro-ecop ttna.
Let's fill our places: Of worship un
, to overflowing and iewa w-jcif our ?s
''5uftihnccH in this way.?will uot drive
1 lir,;u;r with ai! of its sin ?fO?u Our
-: i?i n nui iv iii vu-ujre(niiun iu
great work as we .do at th? mlll. u We
need tlie help of each 'one from the
president to the common employe.
If our good preside?te and superin
tenents will come out-and- give our
Sunday schools a cheering **ettr*4gL
from Urao to time, I feel sure- tj^-.wift?
be'gratified Over, the re suits is^.j&el|r
avement of ottK'ttiill villa^A;
if; ;-;t^::'-\ W\
(By Associated. Press. .
Washington/ MarcJ?L?S ?"The con
sensus or opinion inrun s?ante/' said
Senator Ashurst tonight* that we
should vote right way on TOPH
jjr.r.j to? ? ?fis^'-st&?&i? rltHMMs!
dornen vote." ? - ' l- ?
A final .protest against immediate
actionmi%-4tf4Kfj made by MisaiAl'
Paul, chairman of the Congru
tmhfci-ior. Woman Suffrage, in
addressed to Senators Ashurts,.Thom
as and Chamberlain leading^{jeThr^
estes of the bill. -^a%;
, "It you and other democratic^ Wa
era in charge of the bill." Btte'vfrol
|, "force to a- v?te at a moment win
you have announced,that Ms defeat
fccortaln. thja- snffreglaisfcOf,the.Qanat
e nui," <.
to
rmu?t n
? for .'.ilia >v
Another eife'rj,
p?nslde?a^an ??*
in tho house
TMgjt?be the
Wffrfcgists
monts to the
mcmbera of congress..
Chairman fluoker of Die
today engaged the -, larges
ropm in the oflloe, building
casion.
il Do?
AKK up! - (.
1 p.-vfis-a
I half clos?d-fta mauy dtK ^|MWk
. .1 ? WM?fietf.^
Uli- 8?opWl?ir--<ww,s ?to??* with
j ' tfeWtj pjjnblfhtalt One way
ll It l<* profitable is la sctusjly ??
|f'^''iw1?!t"-|Fo?Maa? ?i.^Ts?? r: -
I sertsu in M* paper, hy.|Rairltinl
It nest men of ibit comort
' The - ?peeJar ' ear secured i?' carry
the teachers of Anderson county to 0\<a
Bpnrtaaburg convention, of tie' Stifte
Tlach?rs*, AeaoolatJdh. will go on the
Blui> Rldsw RaUwny ?? pr!s?!i? Us
nounc?d In tills paper. The lnterurbna
line between GreenvtNVand Spartdn
burg la'not completed.
S-permttttdeht Anderson of the
Bluo rvdge stades that the ear will
leavo the^eibit statics prtfSifSJky^fcf
2:25 o'clock tbls.s^cu-po^jtoiL^M
go? straight,-ifrrppgb to^paVfifubur
I., (fee" rate for the.round trtpH->2.ti
and Superintendent FeRpa,stages tb*t.|
tne^count> will be lai?p^y represent
-Those .expecJttng W tos^e tbeitri^ I '
WSpnrtanburg should bear m tali*ftal
:tbc car will leave" the'union station
lartd not from tb-'onuare ^'wW I
Uric line. 1nioy*h__ld also _carTri mihdl
that the-: car will leav? yrots)?-/; at!
[litt o'clock in order to make the close
Jacksonville
Editor The lut ol lige he or :
The 24th annual reunion or the Hol
ted Confederate TycbwanS' AssoclaY,t
!*nd Soub of (Confederate Vete
will 1* held at Jacksonville. )?tsk,
7, _ and l. lir , '' . ' ;
To receive js?d1 eiiter?aln~tl)ose ' re
unions the Jacksonville* Reunion l?s
soclatloti has been chartered under
the laws of Florida It is Composed,
of a number of Jacksonville's most,
active And patriotic oUbstits, who will
give jf*eely. pf their time,and l^ea* jtol
ti,o perfecting eftplans,*o re*^ttji:|
veterans a,nd !vlfl|tora,.c i
We are addj
,ror ti??'pirrjHMp^^
Jnckoonbllle le goin g
Con f 6^eT?|^e^et?r^ihr -
j'wc wni-TBskS 'yoa reel at itetdi&i
I wlft .oCnvlnac^ you that wc arc gi
. fui. few*, ta-fx- !>aw.?vnu 4invc-.cohf.
Il ^ntthc sUto-annuity by meeting ?fer*
j ?od Hmt Flortdaiiqspitallty ts'as dc
I iir.ium nr. ??' UXlIIIIIimc 'Trnrc?l'vraiKB'
thousUsds of tourists within our bor
m?h, year on1 th^. for ? n?_ t'h
(and pleasure,
'' JackoO?Va_K> Vw?n?_ y??'vSn?)! your
?rlends' to - fcn?v>lh_t all^of- you w" *
be ^v^;ih?^st^
large thb crowd m?y _o, that evoly -v?
itor will be: satisfactorily entw^pod
Our many large and modern foists
and boarding houses and private
homes will furnish ample accoinmt *
tloas.
"We urge you'to see your f steads,
and alfffijajbjflf p?Lft^^j^^tfkfi
': Jacks.hv
,4?.,the ^oyth, by.i
aasBvwtsaai< wi_ navet? s3l
*vef good,' hotel- thatt " other
?Cftiesi; wehav? Hi .fact
for the successful handling of
ti^faffederate reunion. W' -
'i___sO?i^ihfe'.' lb _ *^_r_-*?ty '_?*;
000 population, situated at the entran
(trance to the world^med- Flbk
1 East Coast the -greatest" hs-Jttv .
i pi_a8ure resort on the continent. (Fk&m
? city Itf but 27 mues from til*" mouth
'^S*. John's river Is-Ioaatou on that
cam and lias all of the interest J^ind
Bs of, a seaport, city with
and. rfver traffic. U
s^^l'and your friends will enjoy' this
Jacasonrvllle You wtll \\*?
*\l*1fa-y*SiK6lLAtss 'ridwer?, its
to
fort'; to'
tensivea?!
j it rfc _ur.
ta^c bes. ,
^jfespabo this
' est and pleasure all.other rchnlons of
J the ConfederateuTOteraais, anil no ef
fort will be nfegioc^od In ti\e grattfts?r
tion of '?b?t amb'itl?t- \'^c>tjt?r os
hU_ On, tM]
r|iM^-,|n
annual reunion
f nor' labor
part of our pcor
making :tfia-._4tt
voi'r- association the greatest In Its bj?
tory. '
Oar ?ttb4!Ha4toa ent?A
?ewborry Obeervai1. ..
\ The Obs?rVer subscription -' con teat
Closed Saturday night. It was man
Aged by Th^rjBMSspgffi
j??-_VJdye? hemlf % c???^ _? t?_
?fllco horn. "V say she managed; it
admirably is; bnt fa?st praia?; ; ft
went away ahead of anything we es
^ijsCltW sad c-r course we are ?atlsd?ti
: and tt?* subserlpttonlist of 11
-Orver.tai now psohaWy^tbo ija
siiy Biaii.'-wcokij?^ newspaper
ilSo checks te all contest?t
rou-.lu -j .: . '. : :
I ; ^?4?ir_^4 HAUE
H Pdreuaut to esrtcotton w me ?i
M i* tbicase pC<t?, A. Qcer. easl
<?. Kelly i will s^l?. ta fco?
?3lT>o"_ay
Utd??scc. county containing S?
bore or less and; bouadsd by {an
' it* ?.i??\.-?.v*a*!>-.?. -
jjr Minister's
Reyengp
?V RUTH CRAHSM
. On* night during *? ball ut Versailles
|>nUiis was during the reign of Insult
bXUI. und tue govcrunienit of Cardinal
Mteuelleu as; prime mlalster- Dr. An
tonio Lnngradoj a Spaulsh pbyaidiiu.
k?iM'.%8d'rBkWi(I; royal favof liy tuflua
1 tUo Wug of up illuesti. was passing j
) Jfr?n*.9iurroA)tit.|o another when be inet
. potty of tltre? In wbom.be'felt eure
,Jie smv tbr.Utuf'tmeut of one of iho)e
lob. tbougb they are
Id lores si weirs* if
. toye stprle* w
l eomrobtu the
tbfcy w'tre rare,
*b??? three
fuul iwo ?neb.
ere e girl of^ uineteeo
. The mm? on \\\& right
was foriy; nulle. fat rtu?N wltir^fc' red |
faee. denoting that bo WjIb tmkh given
to wiue. Be was evidently : ? man" ?>f
Import it net', for hl? Lu*n*t w~.;t? eover.-d
with the Uudgnln'of different orders.
Heou^tier li?ft win* n hnodseme. young
fellow nut hutch *Sh?r tbp-i ?to r?irl.
rrao e-or^^dtt oka dgfcA1 ?ewfcf km
for military distinction.
As the three paused Dr. ; tintignido
the olde* utnu Scowled nt the younger,
whose angers pluyed" nervously "with
the Handle of bin rttplor. wt?llt* the iady
sppmetl to draw totvtml bltu and awiiy
from lbs other. But the doctor *nw
them only it moment, for they passed
I'f&AhHing opo throng, while be passed
1 in nraong snot er. ,
'tlHf baH,J*hte enjled. Dr. titfogrttdo
frt?tfM tiKld* Jo jritljfH nnd to ?/e
Irlia*iwre7y:f*t?i n to Bleep when tr?'w?s
L?^kenad^tHid hurried nway W see'a
f fg^ail?ht i The- j srson comliitf for to?i?
^Ifi??agiarmTi* flte*r^sal.> tobbeft:
Y- "Doctor..yodi patient bas rec-eived.a
4t0geroii? wonjid. St will bb ^yperted
fuafr'you.lf questioned tu report that be
is 4U Of :i /eve* Do yvni trrpier?5Ua? ,
'Cf ^Phrt?.V. i lirestuue . be Sips been
?tnbped for renson* tbut pre heiter
Jtf^Hecr?t.*'
^>rnor prueiiy.1. ivrtnrtix i should f*fli
I^fOb tin- exiict Hintue. He tins Iwen
% ySu?niiui? til n wir'. YiTii k?H><7 tfril
I est-dinar- '"?-r^H^k
1 "Yes; I Ui?ow thfti t?eearflhini bns
I ?etembiw? to idoir toi? rhaai? fte-dlidli
j ji?g. wliPrh Is ?iij II In? tlte best iflfjW
Iii France, and tf iuMmows the patHOt
ls -h?r Oead-'iffrer ??btiaff whi have
?be headsinni. flnlsli hlm.*\
"You- if>^ rihiit. Csn vre rely on
yotiT1'
iV.?wVtra*ihi?*. Is to cure bim if no*
slbr?; ? imte* nothing lo do w?tb 4oW
ni* was iVound?d."'
'*tt?. n?ct?f $?s obliged to be set?'
?#tilu ? few minute?
the c'?druin-: w? g
ter-found a danxerott?
e.- wltfeb p* bound Pp
^truatmeut prevalent
Bot what surpri?
?rttient was^ta?'
h>>barr ?otti e*
ut tbe palace.
' i tt?nd^^th^ >ui
a sndxras gettit
wlien il wowr. ,
^iwispeelred, n
y4^K-rbii>?Wf'? nt i?i* pa?rris
Canilual. lt? obeyed and was ushured
lhtoM^?r^?t of the priait- mbilster.
[ **2r? n?toji??t-t? youns ??anul ?e Po?m?.
taies. Whnc I? bin dise>lBer
"H\> has tio dtsrnse. your eminence;
ii?ve cored him of h wett??;
hhwybpinKy* ' vv;
,"f-jocllue to unHw?r. I,om not a
subt?ct of th? kltits or Fronce, but %
kh?giof Spaln y
"But yrtu;nre n pbysh?lsn; and is"
stieb I th?n?.. t ran require you to teil
;??'???^c^\^i$i?r patient: is suwcUmtty
d ni? ?nhiiTull.r uiiiptr
tudiuMjoHiSldiHI."
vHninenee. that Jje
nt ??reciony wlthou?
Kplondid fellow."
thought awhile ltefofe
W?i :lhi? examlpntion
-'ilfri to punish Piiurlslii!
I uuiammi?vj:fb4 ?*ubi irt-i^puity. -hti^w
lll?|^?ii^?g|ttft kerpii)? hfmtuMf?trc
kiri>wn. mvkv iiainn? a Spanish clwej}
I <Tlll ->:>t. mUttiv you tiv t?dl. if^r^b..
.^inrl but u iliiisk ybb. to dir ko."
"Will siot I'ourtaies Rive bis oppo
i ! :<pe.v Hf N.Sil boiiornbie
"D> yon kwn- Who his
;wrib?t,-. V
*i tbltus i doi yrtitr eminence.'
The
lied v/ltb AW
. thViwo'tjat
HpaiMnr:
*foihi*i
a<'(
wftsi
,ihe^r??t^
'r.'Dt^-.TjMij
j'ft^S?**H*l|
-4ntrt^
' .. ?- ~
In* of .Voyaf fdoc
tor-,.. cardinal
vu^bt. 'i^ie
fed be nri
tl>:? he
. kin* v
with fenng- Pu
?i tray to ?nrp
m* the iblrtlRtvr to
'"taVin?vlVt
Hmt*lrt*??*
re," said .fiK ietfc;
^.Ignore toe ntetiter.
i r-.utyover*
wt> w** forgive wmtm
aim to toe girt b? levet
f-milfcktittBt 1 can tn
Jenas.- thontfb i *b**M met
flWttaV?eor bis promit*.
AftHiRebel
? Story For St. Pethck's Day
By NORA M
AlgHY
lit
It wn? l? I7US that the last iittoojpt
pf mty Itiii'uitiilK'o was lande tu free
Ireland l?y violence. The** rcvolutiont
Luvt? ..ilway? fav-g the work, or the
Catholic party, which (Ire? almost tuiy
. where 4u Ireland except In the province
of Ufa*
tJB
Ib?
lue l ,
tu bi/160
Vgl
, ?mrjof the u(?*t earnest rebels in
this ITj?? tvrtuoie tru* Patrick Mulll?an.
a- yottUw fellow, who. like'- mnny an?
*?bef vlr4?hnt:tn. <TM named Tor St.
iSrtrtef, i tfltav IntroducedLChrbttlmiity
1?tw Irbhttui:
After titP lrls'j revolt of 1708'I'm
fouud to be ho deeply dyed In
'trca'tton "ihiit nil nia litveiitiv* pi>i?eri<.
m<^l?to?' Kv ihiiw of ?Hb* fi-hunl*. were
war ?oinVieot tukeep blhi from liidJct?;
nippt untl. .trial, nud he wax sentenced I
to be hitiigtsTby the Peck until be wan '
dead: 4\\V4itov 'the Jttrlge put oik the,
blin k i^p^i^BM^MlainsctiiitiHiiujeil Hum
If he. luittvaiiyiplnp ft> ?uy why sen
tence of'awHi Khuiild nr.( tie ptuutefl
upon blm.
'Divll n word, your honor." said Vitt,
with 4?'imp!e*s|ve how to tin* jthluv.
Vbavefi to nay why sentence of death
sfent.it] nut lio'lm'^til it,am me. IHfl-a?
the uffirst rVlii-i in Ireland, bill I inn?
Romi'thhi^ io say when I nbnil lie btiujt
ed: ;l jlmv? rht*. bttuor in budtr the name
of ^tbl patron nullit of Ireland. This
j?ettr'vfjr.' * Patrick'* dn?* comeJr iXbt&ri
; diiy. ^rvo. weeks from
I Bboi?d.iH? obiitfx'd If yiuMubJtAol^;
Heut?>4ce un*' to- die o?**but- bie**N8
liny." \
I l he '
rjnU?f ?raiiied ttrt^inmWH ri?
?ni'? ??':< ? !'- bud psts^-d s.n.fc-.iv.s;
I..i.
Put
Unused oti the saint s aniiher-aiy
ropllAi iltnt SI. Patrick wn* sti-duger
I tbiin thv Ulua Of. Kiiahi?d iitid wutild
bave a tim* for any otH^wbO nIiouhMh?
*p>Ung off on ritaVdhy.
i ntf fui?o n ? r/?yi-fri?-? -i?"rr?*n ^irirfv jt{
m^rylkHly^bp 4ttii??r- yiiitjrtilbi V? t in? in? I
{to >ij?: hlni -und brtbyntg -him d*:,cti
IfeA^^t^teiirt of uYtggO'
ho cucb rtify *bk t*obt^-foni?xtS*w*,'
SbMJtli!*' g$)fn?te, the neatvr drew
rtjtie- of bis ' s^eaf'-in the merrier
|*..ld tW w.ik aamedv.for ?r. Pet
rick.' ?-** *titigiA-on StT^at.
jj?0)^|unVr blm Iii bitnjf* at nil.
*r|jhv rttiijjr aryi^>d^? f?^?n^^?ti
dk-en *e ^ii^rnntt'itfitO mtteb tfohble,
UUt ot ly In tintfs of ..pen rebelHon. bn? j
of up r?t. tbnt>they were detrrmld?tf?
to; u?f rid o*- hlpt- SO t>nt^^n<ty.
#e^TWhieit;lo.try nuotlu-r plnli. Ohe
of; fb*m. u cobhler. riveted .toKelher
u poofcr at t^. hi^?^^^?d?^ ;?pf {
^tper Void Pat <K'lt|c p^jn'ti* stire bim j
fi.|w Ijr* r'Si-iTdibtl.- 'gOfc. wie , ?be&SH
dniiiWrtnd ^ the-WoruitiK be ?a? po: j
^^ipWlHh>n>- to -effitfAte on too ?w-a f:
*4t?m^Ro b* appointed a deputy, and
t??hi ?epnty ?s- he ?sa? who gut aim"
dViioh^
When Pat vraa brought- out to* 1#
banned lie lunde n. bow to the crowd"
vmiting h?nn>; bint Kwuug off end aaW:.
-v^tClood moruiiia ro you. ft glrc?'-tal*
nrertt pten?utre prnfTord'you nmtteetneitf
on tbiji hien<MNl morning." He wdh led
{ tip uni to tin? wehtfOkl^miA artlinf on
' the 'hi<trui-tiouM be tint! received. Ob
joctivl?to the rope oh the ?round 2bru
ft ttot ?M*.;helbg too' light ahdJ
hi Wit jw-tilth dbw./ ,md uirrrhl?i, fo?
atio.Midr rojM' v^it* prodocedV'>iftti th?
depiit| >b?>riiir wberi h*r 'ertinb; to allp j
the iVrp^? over P?t'a bead contrived to|
?ttt b Jtie end in Ith? book at the back
>???8t| there weh* tlKwo pr*^nVvpfpt
^ tOeiiMd '^r?dred vthnx waa xOipg !
r **fH w??ub? ; ha v*, tlfpoitbdr fbv ftict^em.
ibtjg?; pot tu?gb9Huii'e',haeo'?wt^^
. .bed .ethnig .Ta^-i^i i^rBWt witbont
g|i$Pi^^ !
; to coiue^iroiitbl, So ?}](; depot?, trim
I obliged tii ko ibhuiffii thv iitothaiev eod
I the ro)*' t\its pdl: Hi-ii(ti^:?W.^iManr-ttf |
*i was mt?.-ritniii lhitt the
^m*- it.^^^fn +Wrtv
il i km work well ns ?x1
t<> W bl??
r. I.>it by seltlnv.
\* ^'iWiWir. b^>?l?i^?i! i?
y liilnntes Then l'ut tvp?
nt into a eoffir. abd drtvrtu
irf.
r?efjoggHiA of ta^rttrif^tUHcltal
he tvHH about ^Mj?jtt^
tlrPMrthiwn'. by n trleitf ;**?it i
t.tttt ttu* rHrr atrark a- w?Hd j
wrtw tu ken mit ^f IPX grewMonu> |
f?f wfM fheii a?t oti ? trta
_V*'**'?t.
H therlT'i
and tu*? i\i*H *r?mlntt wrth ? on
on h abtp uttottt to naihfor Phil
am
t'iiu?lfirfX' iimf k^ynr the nt
ctMN* siuitinf |o tbxt gained,)
'lean i-obmlei* Bo'r VHiWlryj
m
Rthejfslushy
T ^ lOt Of
The ability
ic slippery
tot irse^of
line ? if yot^ have
GOODR?CH%Safetyi;Trea^ Tires
<*-the tu^fcats??^^^ swipes-the sljm? and
Bgete ? down to the^^bedrock of the road.
It pushes ^he o62e%h out of the way and
makes a clean pathf^^^te fingers %o grip-^
archhen-at4hl*4^^ in , the skid
game, it hol?^^^?^1^^^.
We are s
tires along ^iSi a line of a*ms\
other/ equa^Ugpod _auto%
ffV^Rfnd see us
or call us by pltone for any.
,thing you J&ed.
John K, Sadler.
ggssr description
coin:
^^l^^of Harness,
||p||pj|^p||^^^ps and
Horses on hand, come and sjee them.
_ - ??? *j
liai '
OU! OH 1 OU! 8A?8 THE LITTLE
when she. catches fight of our can
dies, and. her mother?wclLlfttBB;
thinks it if she doesM say iL An the
newest sortb rir *??nfefctions?air ni'
you may he sure?fit-ace our counters,
hot* race* and ahow.windows. Pound
fHckuKc.'s of Boll's fat 80 cents, etc.,
sffprri h wirte rangd as to choice and
;frivorlte tiarara; {
Sandy Co.
t m
In nut nerwisary tr you employ- my
expert; *>c- ^>We;?^^n^j|}?B^;f#
?Vcry wr?am|&aavS">r every range
ojryi?n^lir^-wd't u>figur. ysursoit
with ?kly-l?o?^ng gw?mf. < !ome hero
lMsW ?io?e that will gli^ even bet
ter eorvlrc'.'und nui? your, appearance
?***t. ?txptrt eye cxatnlnu
fl^i^ible $3.00 to *5
fV -ante u^arw fffepsfraon frames and
Pay id-'cejus nifd,^pS?ard. "
frequently/ ror it often happens that
^d^eeS^iyjte)? In eafiy it they art ;
ected. You .should! take yoiir boys &
ria to tire dontIsa at least" "ottcb a
argo for e:
Oil, He ?&,
\i c t'arwer? A ^rrhai