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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-12-25

~ Im,a aroijcatioEr rs t.i"y cannd
G.-r:.soG Hor,i0a Of tiIc ear. Yusre IL
w {" clre deafness ani thai is D
tui .J-a, remedies. DcGfacs; Is cause
ir.'a."nd rori;'i1? Oi tn" mUc5Is ii
'l;r EUsyachian Tube. Wien this tu5Ns in.
"am"l ;oU have 4 rumblinS sound or imper-
.cra hcariEc. and when it Is entirely closed
Deafness is shc result, and unless the iningn-
nation can be taken out and this tuba re-
stored TO its normal condition. hearing will
b., destroyed forever. Nine cases out OF ten
nrc caused by catarrh which is nothing put IN
infaned condition OF the mucous surface.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Deafness (caused by catarrh) thar
cannot ne cured by Halls Catarrll Curc. Cir
guitars sent free. FL. CHENEY; :; Co. Toledo, y.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-12-25

about Daisy, and the brown dress said
how dreadful it was when Daisy'S pin
afore blazed up. and Buttercup was
astonished to find that Daisy's old
party dress seemed to be quite as fond
of her as the new party dress was.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-12-25

cNp. After breakfast she began ar
ranging all her oils and toys, both old
and new, in Il corner Of the nursery
for their Christmas party. She looked
for Buttercup in the Toy cupboard and
Ill round the nursery, and asked her
Nurse where Buttcrcup could be. but
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-12-25
Infant Jesus, Virgin and Angels, by Bouguerdu

CHRIST1AS MENU.
Clem bou,llOu IN cups
Assorted sandwiches in fancy shape.
Peas ard veal eroquetfes
Turkey. cold, ~iFh cranberry gely
blalo chip, 6oued qual M Jelly
Cake Ice cream ffuit Nuts Ra,,ln,
Candies Gotfee
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-12-25

Taking the Uritcd States as a who.e the
census slows that one person in every
forty has a telephone
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-12-25

Z and tod Tie Toys what had hap
L
NOW nice" said the Tea Things;
hrYr wiz I've two more dolls 10
a. w':a. s.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-12-25
A 5O-Cent Calendar For Six Cents.

j. you waat one o. the handSomesS cal
cndars you ever saw. send 6 cents postage
70 tnc 3n<lDa EuNJor Shoe Co., Calendar
Dept. lIaira? Il. New York. 1t is !OH
% inches. p:in'rA in y co!orS. and 4 per-
icct beauty. There arc lots Of calendars
sod tor - cents nowhere near as pretty.
II is difficult sometimes to draw the line
between coAtc.tmcnt and cgotsm.
FIT$noruInsr.lv care l. 70 hts o. nervous.
peSya:ser irs1 Iy's riss Of D.. klipa's yire.s;
NeryeRestorer ss2tSal b }: lie and trosti59ir3,
DIR. L. KLINE Ltd. 81 Arch ST.. Phita., Pa.
The musical composer is not the only
fellow whose notes go TO protest
Mrs. Winslow' Soothing Syrup for childraa
testhinc soften the gums, reduces inhamma-
ton ,ailays pain cures wind collie. 25c. abottls
!amsure Pisos Cure for Consumption saved
my life three years ago.-MRs. THOMAS RoB-
BINS, Maple ST., Norwich, n. y, Feb. II. 1900.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-12-25

" hiSY iay in hcr co, sleeping.
and i5ullcrcup .ay in her llt!."
.air;acc. also Sleeping Dai>yS
licking WAS hanging up.
Nai.jn1 >, ac u!ic,l. md .;ultcrcUn'>
.ftil. hiH" >.ncNil@ WAS banging beside
L. D&.~y had insisted ~ parting it
..sic~.. r",:ra SEa cas! ucd ~ her own.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-12-25

The musical composer is not the only
fellow whose notes go TO protest
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-12-25

II is difficult sometimes to draw the line
between coAtc.tmcnt and cgot!sm.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-29
La Conterencia
azdcarera de BruseIas

"Lt EtotIe Re'gs" publieR ell bsxto del con-
Vanio euvOs AgtisuioH Ron como sigue
10 Dispcns la Rupresi6n da lRs priunaa ci-
fsetG 6 tBdtFaetA sobrs las cor Gturss, choco
latss, biEcnchos, leehe condanssdA,y que sodos
loa produebos que coptengan en- proportion
notable AI6=ar AFtifeialmante incorporates
ss1n ABimilitadps al affair.
20 TTAta de lR inspeeci6n &c la fAbficAs
gRsfinsrfas
40 Limits los derec hos un mex'mo oe
tsis frances para los a46 'aFes Teanos ssiml-
iAbsa Q cinco y medic -aneos para loa Dc
otFa elasR.
4Q Dispone qHa los asreehoa con pepsaoo-
res que aa impongsn Bc sean menoa Qua i@s
pFimAs consolidate Pessrva - lfosrtad ne pro-
hbiF In In portae ei5n do los ~ :sras q1e Eecgan
pFimAu conyisns en- adnitiF Ioa pTecloe mas
bsjos los AahisVaa pFoc0d % paiaes que
hsgAn an trAtadO de laB eoioniAs qu@ ne Ad-
hisFan 81 eonYenio.
81 DIap0ns que lS eeNa r@moAcn@ 10
phsdan ar suietas disiiBlps dsEsehDS,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-29
IL azucar'

Variaa notieias inteTssantas acarea ds es-
te dulse cOntiene oil utImo p6mero del afI y
letiu da IR Asociaei6n de Msestros de AE1-
ear - HeIas BQuf:
Artes de ID guerra Puerto Rico pPoduFfa
nara In exoortaci0p "a 600 tunelsdSs da asd
ewr I'm 1889. exporto 40 600 en- 1900 sub.o
= 80 600 tcnsIadas la expoFsacion ios EfAa-
dos UnIdoH. Sc c&lcuia cue dsntro de dos
tvaa Cos alcanzaEA On production m4xlin& de
1SO' 900 koiaeiadas.
LaaFlIiR Rinas llegarcn q pFo1ueiF ~ poo
NoDeladas: In producel6n ha Edo bs1andD des'
de 1925 hasta 80 mil soneladaas qae fue ia ia
fra del snl anterior.
En M6xieo esta prospsFnpdc la indussr1a
.,ueavnra. HAv Va lgO soionins de de csha en-
Ins EstRdcR 6e MoFaIia, VsraefuEs JslfsecI,Pue
hta Winhockn @Colirna v YucatAp,y 20 fkbFilBas
SansAnmr Paro I'm nToduecl6n no eubra tolIA-
via sl eonguEia.
M6zien lisgar6 ser IN pals grsD pFodHe
ter dc azAcaF de eaEiA por lsa ccndicionss do
suelo elIma en- diversAs parties de IL hsEu
bliCA. .
In FgRnGiA Sc lntsnta aeHfmAtar oil suitl-
70 de e&fs en- todo sl AsorAl del lhsaI-
AsYrkneo. Sc hacsn enaayoa con YaEisdasisa GO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-29
C-T-J- a.

Hay ne4itilas de que Il ias do Caba, pre-
nara. sunsuosanente Re su paso h2eiA ga gobierno
aa alabs al l,Foaedlmisnss del goblsYno
arserlcene. ons esacuar6 sus fasrsss, , Ell an
tuainxmo por In nueva repAoliea hace oividar
los uesados crasntos sGfsinienaos para obss-
narfA.
e. Corvrascl cubAno se reunirG en- Ii HAba
ps eli 40 &c Mkrn, en- la misma facha en- qus al
Presidents slacho, Estrada Palma. somar6 DO
sssilIn del cargo ? os emsrleaaos entire gsFaB
al g,bisrno ca GubRDos
Be haea neessArio one oil OorgreGo eubanc
Sc rpuna ssiA en- session el momenfo an
cue oil aobierrio arperieano SO retire, con ob1a-
"a ds ona IL Hsr6i,lica pueda inmeaFAsa "a Z n ts
soIa aeionar cualcluier eoutingsnsiA que puads
aokPes eBir con inotiv1 del eSmbio
Tsrnb bikn sa esta ablecan otreG ecndicionas
ean obi0to de fnRuxursP con 6xsto 81 nuevn go
hfsrno y evisar HAsI prpbabilidaees de m grave
ecLieso poliseO ell aTrpesar.
e. probslSla oue Ios EstAdos Unados esta
his1ean nna EHtsei61 N.val pernapeIta en-
GlantARam0 n aatAcinnes de carb0a On v&rloa
ctFol pueaIrs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-29

nn;ls apEordsei6 con terrib!es 7oces treinen.
oos ApostFofes,y y acAb6 por Gmenazarle cnn IN
connseacion de sua musbleE y de sus aperos de
lanransa,
Uno de los guardAs que escuchabA las pa
lanF@s de don VAlentin, lie intsrrumpl6 dfci6R-
"a de ssf Gate 10 llamRmos e &PsiAoa vIve
sn una eueVa que hsv ell csrrete, 4 ia en-
trad& del pueblo, allf, como bestfas esG6n 81
mnler ans cuStro hiioa,
-Entonees, repic6 furioso don Vslentin,
le encerrAremos en- IL cArcel porqua estos 70.
eos no pueden qnedar impunes.
D5spues de profsriF ests RmanaEa, el pro.
piasaFio su espoGa go quedaron mtrsndo 81
sado aqueitaa pala6ras; pero parma necl6 inal :
tsTAble, miranda con o1os est6 oidos al sueo '
oprimiendo son ambas manos Ia mugrispts
bofnA.
Su cabsIlo hfspido parcels Ia cegda de m
animal feroai aus oios hundldos no tsnfan sx
preston humans; sn actitud era mss bisn In de
una fers acofraiada que La de IN hombre
svergonzado.
-SNo tiepss misdo de ir il carcelp La
pregunt6 don VAlentin.
DI lahrisgo contlnuaba siempse mudo, ain
lsvADtar los oios del suelo NJ de:arrugar 81 en-
treceio, s6lo diFigfA de vez cuAndo gtlna
unfFAda LENA de- triaiez& ai saco de oiivas uue
sosbenia sl guarda de- campo en- la mAno
La mu1er de don, V4I0ntia observe qua 81
lahriFgo tsnfa sapgre en- ell Guelio, l& cusI le
goteaba de entire loa aaperos cabalos.
~ Etts hombrs eRtk harido 5Ls han
maltFat@do ustsdssf
No as. 4. qulz6 We haya eaido.. res
pOndi6 uno de loF gusrdas llAno de eanfnsi6n.
Dona Pura miro con ssveridad al gnarda.
dijo:
% la euren & este hombre ..
va vs ugted, Fe9ie6 don Y&lsn tin, Il 10
que 80 sxpone por endAT msrodeando an inis
Ansssj una noehe 90 possible que lie deje1 as
ted M nePto de IN tiro.
Aquella amenaEa erey6 don yAlentin que
&nsdran6ArlA Ia fersi pero cuai no serfa su
asomoFO al yer que ei Iabriego exelam6 CON roz
LENA ce pFofundR rssol ue0ns
-El que nae quite Ia Vida me hsrk TN ga-
vor; poTqus entire morirms poco POGO cue
nae matsn de una vez 80 meior 10 aegundo. !. !.
--1Por que no trabsia ustsd? prsgunt6
don Valertfa.
Dsma usted traba 10, respondi6 sl labriero
Cuando llega la recollection de ID aeaituna & ID
siegS, tod0s tenemoa alHo que hacer pevo lna-
60. 81 pido traba1o, no hay 81 quisro cszAr,
me quitsn 10 escopesA Of tomo aseitnn&s, me
dan paIoa me sncteEran en- la ckFcsl. -. Yo
no rs, no rs 10 que voy haesR,
DON Vslentfa qued6 psrpIeio ante las de
ssspeFsdaT man fsstaetones del IsbEiego paFO
Como no poofA consentir nj autorixar el maro-
dso en- suE dsRg, sxclam6 con indignaei6n raks
apaFeDte que real
10 no tepgo nada que YER con eao. I'm
adslsnte, euidado con volver tocar . mis- oi-
vos. VAJA ustsd con Dios.
Los gaardaa Sc Iley&ron al lab Fiago, y ds 4 .
Pura, llRmando uno de ellos, le entYeg6 al
saco de aceisnnss ls dijo
Dele ussed csc hombre 10 que ha rob8-
-Sehprita .....4
DIN Va Ltfn no Sc Asrevij { cponeRsa
. To- resoIuei6n De su ssp1Es, Ia eu&i ls dis:
II. que posse muskos olisos, debs asner,
&dem&s da los R0HFdAs, otra e6sa -
Q.6P
-oAridad eristIana, posqds los gusfias no
bast&n.
Rafael Topromk
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-29
Nel1r6tiCa

Soy de acu0lies CUE llevRn en- aI alma
de- Antiques heroes la armadura TScia,
que marehan 81 eombRes, eoa 10 ealma
dN los estSigoa hiios de 10 Grseia.
Soy de &c uallos que vagan por sl mundo
eomo trissetays srrantes scnadores.
H0vando sntre rails brAzos, moribundo,
oil p6lldo ideal ds mis amorss.
Alma infalis para al doIor nacida,
el rudo atsqua IL traici6n prsHsrej
nj sl hombrs con sas odios me intimida,
nj L. rnuisr con su dssdSn ma here.
hi penaaruisnso, como el ava andina,
SO burla de Ian regras ssRpestadss,
pasa p0S ai lpundn de In inquiEa
como crisao pasAha ell Tibsriadss.
81 sl odio y In traici6n, de su guarida
salsn herirEa con aPtera sanA.
ml coRaz6n, 81 rBeihir 10 hsrlda,
salta eomo al jsguar en- ID montsaa.
Golondrinaa do aRor mia fIuaionas
Sc aIsian euandO wa mi desvsntura.
brotan de mi Feeho las caactones
Guando el ANA 1estila su amargura.
70 soy, MI bitn, Gl comb tiente fudo
cue lIsva uIl IDEAL en- ia caksxa,
url Ideal qua realism no pude,
sla VIC hundig3s en el mar de la tr1stezA.
70 soy, Mi oian, sl sofzsdor de annoras
Vacas meikne6licO y sombFfo. .....
OF me quisrtss asf, con mis- dolores,
ven mis- bEanoa pronto, sueno INFO.
I Mariana Abril.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-29

s. Conesde eiertos privilsgios q Espaifa
Italia, SuiEa RumGnIA, Como paises no Gx-
portsdsTsT.
10 EBtablees una eomisi6n international
perm anense que tendrS su rssidencia en- Bru
sslns Guyo cometido eonsisslrA en vigi ar por
Ell hel cumlplimiento de todss ia selausulAs del
Con venio y Fesolver AOdas las cuestioneB cue
puSdan anAcitarse entire las nAciope. Convent
das adDis On de algnna gee no estuvierR iId-
herida oil mismo deade el prinaipic.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-29
Hspaha,

Sc shRnza el gobiaTnc eapt mol con Ell cam
bio del slao parsopal del r1inistario
RsnAee TO- conRGnzs pdbiica Sc entFeVes
era de tFspquilidRd y paE.
bos csriittas han csEado en- sus movimlsn-
los ~
EI gobeFne tfstR do e0ntenef con mAno
iuerte cuaiqutsr intento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-29
del DR.. Van Ness.

Ia Lnisasns dc gran rendimierto, qns creeen
nAoursn en B messa aelo nseesitsn para
sn desarrollo una irrigation eoastante co
piosA.
g. sonsu1niior frances praAere el saGcar
do cs "a 81 de remoioc IA para nsos dome.tieos
in ndustriales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-29
Mercado de New York
OOTIZACI0NES DEL Ola

Harina de trlgo .sE1l Gigantes sI s-9B
TdLs1n do uoaia sGoldon Maizes $50
Id do tTigo eIsl Prsmio MSyors s-6S
Id <Cahallo VolAnses s-Cs
Alinaento p. cehalio Stock Food Lac
TocIno de Gorson 1925
Woodlwn 17-SS
T0clno @Crecaerte1 1880
Jamones California lss 100 To s-sS
SAchichones 1900
Qnesos 1900
MansecA Z La Vsncsdora Co
rriente) TOO
AAntaea La prmaraD para $50
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-01-16
SOLVING A PROBLEM.
The Green Country Brakeman who
Introduced the "saxv Bly,

a
Many years ago green country boy&
applied to the superintendent of al
western railway for work and, ,some-s
what against the superintendent
wish, on account of the danger to life
and limb attendant upon such occupa-
ton, was given place as brakeman of
freight train.
On one of his first trips it llappaSss.e
that his train met another freiga.
at q station where the sidetracM NH
not long enough to accommodate q. W
of them. The conductors were del 81
ing which train should back up to u
point where they could pass when theI
new hand ventured to suggest that neiy
ther should back; that they could passs
each other by means of the short side.s
track If the thing was managed right.
The idea excited a good deal of
laughter on the part of the old traine
men, but the boy stood his ground
'Well, how would you go about it?''S
asked one of the conductors, confdentk
that the lad would soon find himselff
against Il stump.
te DOy LOOK UP II SUCK ana trdCeu lLv
the sand diagram to illustrate h.sS
plan.
Good graciousr' said the conductor!
81 believe that will do it!'
And it did do it. Today every trainN
man in America probably knows how
to "saw by" two long trains on a shortS
sidetrack, but 1t is not so generality
known that the thing was never done
until an inexperienced country boy
who became the manager Of greatl
railway line worked out the problem!
fNr hirnenlf ID
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-01-16
The Lecture.

Every number on the lecture course
this year as given by the Columbian
Club surpasses the one before it. Last
Thursday night DR.. D. F. Fox, of
Chicago, lectured upon How | made
fortune and everyone of the audi
ence who listened to him went away
feeling that they could too be mil
lionaires and multimillionaires of all
earth's creation. His word painting
was beautiful, masterful and truly
oratorical. AS a humorous story teller
he is unique and good. His stories
We're all new and each illustrated the
point he was talking on. His creations
of thought were magical and he easily
transported his audience from the
plain, the common, the dull, to the
ideal from which pinnacle they gaZed
back upon the chasm of darkness
in which they had trod so long
and comfortably to wonder how
the transition took place. He told of
his vast possession of libraries upon,
whose shelves rested the concentrated
thoughts OF present and by-gone gene
rations of picture galleries in which
the hands of genius had traced the
blending of colors that swept men
from the clay of earth to the ethereal
elements of world beyond his ken; of
schools, where the infant lisped its
first learned thoughts and trained
adults poured over the care given
tasks; of churches, where the tired and
care worn, leaned upon the lap of
faith and rested their fevered, pulsing
head upon the breast of hope; of or.
chestras, where, by small contri-
button lust to share with them this
worlds goods, they sing for us so that
the sympathy Of angel choruses break
upon our ears till we catch glimpse of
that far off field of harmony where
we eat of the lotus laden fruits of a
dim ideality and dream of peace, ease
and luxury OF the mighty throbbing
engine that bounds over the iron rails
at our back and call for small tip to
please the men who look to our pleas
ure and in few brief hours cont
nent is spanned and we breathe on
mothers throbbing breast, " Home
sweet home. These he said ali be-
longed to him, and as he did not feel
selfish the audience felt that they be-
longed to him too. We cannot give it
all. The night climax of oratory as he
lead the audience up the mountain
side OF old Pixies Peak and then in
torrent of words held his hearers
spellbound while he described the
morning sunrise or of his eloquent
plea for the children, the boy in all his
boisterious and awkward gambols 1t
was simply great and beyond us to
tell all. Those who missed it will
never know in full what they missed
ard shonld be sure to be at the next
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-01-16
Blown To Atoms.

1t is a mystery why woman endures
Backaehe, Headache, Nervous ness,
Sleeplessness, Melancholy, Painting
and Dizzy Spells when thousands have
proved that Electric Bitters will quick
ly cure such troubles. 81 suffered years
with kidney trouble,n writes Mrs.
Phebe Cherley, of Peterson, Ia, and
a lame back panied me so | could not
dress myself, but Electric Bitters
wholly cured me, and, although 70
years old, | now am able to do all my
housework.n 1t overcomes Constipa-
ton, improves Appetite, gives perfect
health. Only soc at Nick Dof1ing &
Co. drug store.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-01-16
g. ". GLEASON, III. ID. ii
Homeopathic Physician and surgeo,
Special attention to chronic diseases.
Two doors south RusseIls store.
audubon, Io,Ca.
VALUE OF AN HONEST Ey
A Business Mans Experience In
ing an Office Assistant.

A business Mans Experience In II,
ing an Office Assistant.
a business man said that he once M 4
voted half day to hiring. a ma
whom he needed in his Office. In 81 II
swer to his advertisement greaS
many applicants called. He reject)S /,
the first because he would not look b.
In the eye. '"The second man, said II
merchant, "was armed with dout n
barreled recommendation from his MI.
tor, with testimonials as to his husjll
ness ability and good character; bus
though he looked me in the eye, l saw.
that we could never hope to get alonsi4
well together and so / dismissed him.
The third interested me the moment hef
stepped inside the door. He was poor-p
~ dressed, and, though his clotles5
were whole, they We're at least twdss
sizes too small. 1t was evident thai
his attire troubled him not the leastH
for he held his head high and as he apsl
preached my desk looked me squarekS
In the eye. He said that he had no rea5I
concentration, that he had no busine3hl
experience, but that he was willing# 4
do his best to please me. In an instaE,ss
it dawned upon me that before m%
was the man that | was looking foIS
He had nothing to recommend hins.ss
save an honest, bright eye and PleasS
ant face, but that was sufficient. en-
gagged him on the spot.
"Since then / have seen fit to adj
vance him over a man who had BEEN
with me three years. The latter gruIn-l
bled, but there was reason for mN
move-the new man had proved HING
self worthy of promotion
Instances might be definitely multi
piled of the value of an honest eye.
That wonderful window of the soul,
the eye, is sure index to character.
If you have it not, cultivate bright,
honest, straightforward look. 1t will
more than repay your effort. Look ue,
and fearlessly meet the eyes of thoses
with whom you converse. Many a.
choice position has been lost through
an Indifferent, finching eye, and many
coveted position has been won
through fearless, honest eye. That
kind of eye is better than hundred
ndations.-Success.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-01-16
General Clean Up Sale

At my old ranch miles east of Audu-
hon on south telephone road, in Mel
vile township. III head of stock, lS
head of good young work horses. 30
head of hogs. Is brood sows bred. Is
shoats. 20 head two year-old steers.
~ yearling steers. l0heifers. 10 cows
fresh. 2 binders. 8 wagons. Machines
and implements of all kinds. House.
hold goods. 5000 bushels of corn and
cribs. SO ton or more of tame hay.
Harness for 8 horses, saddle and
bride. Usualt terms. e. Prick,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-01-16

Word came in Wednesday over the
phone from Audubon that Will
Schrader had passed away at the home
of his parents, near there, the disease
supposed to be appendicitis. He has
been very sick for week and the first
of this week the attending physician
intended to operate upon him but we
understand concluded not to- He was
a young man just on the threshold of
the prime of manhood broad estate.
He bears reputation in the commun-
ity for honesty and uprightness that
will be ever a source Of satisfaction to
the loved ones left behind good and
faithful son. His parents bowed and
griefstricken can cherish ina memory
that will ever remain green when his
goodness comes before them. He leaves
a bride to whom he was welded but
few short weeks ago who was but
catching the great glimpse of what a
kind and loving husband she had, and
whose cup Of sorrow is bitter with its
dregs of darkness gloom and seeming
hopeless dependency, that will only
grow bright asshe turns her eyes with
the light of love upon the heritage of
goodness he left behind.