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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-26
Notice 10 Teachers and Trustees.

The State Board of Education at its
meeting in January 1908, adopted the
following permanent regulation;
"There shall be two county exarnina-
tions for teachers certificates. each
year, to be held in May and Septem-
ber, and that hereafter no teacher shall
be employed in the public Schools of
this state who has not registered the
certificate in the office of the County
Superintendent of Education and sub
mitted proof thereof to the Board OF
Trustees" .,-. as. =!
SCHOOL LAWS.
Sec. 1900.
"No teacher shall be employed In
any of the free public schools without
certificate from the County Board of
Education Provided, That no exami-
nation as to qualification shall be
made in the case of any applicant who
produces full diploma from any
Chartered College or University Of
this State or Memminger Normal
School of Charleston, and furnishes
satisfactory evidence of good moral
character"
Sec. 1928.
"No teacher shall be employed by a
Board Of Trustees of any school dis
trict who is related to Member Of
the Board by consanguinity or aff1ni-
ty within the second degree, without
the written approval of the Board OF
Education of the county, nor unless
a majority of the parents or guardians
of the children attending the school
for which such teacher is employed
request such employment in writing"
mo teacher shall be employed by
the Board of Trustees holding certifi-
cate issued by a County Board of an
other county until the certificate has
been duly registered in the Office of
the County Superintendent of Educa-
ton of their own county"
TRUSTEES DUTIES.
Sec. 1918. @- .e;a5
ITO provide suitable school houses
in their distritcs, and to make the
same comfortable, paying due regard
to any school house already built or
site procured, as well as to all other
circumstances proper to be considered
50 rs UtSG ~ pTOuuOlc Illc CuuCoIiOuoA
interest of their district"
ITO employ teachers from those
having certificates from their County
Board Of Examiners or from the State
Board of Education, and fix their sal
aries, and to discharge the same when
good and sufficient reasons for so do
ing present themselves, subject to the
supervision of the County Board of
Education"
ITO suspend or dismiss pupils when
the best interest of the school make 1t
necessary"
"To call meetings of the qualified
electors ofthe district for consultation
in regard to the school interest there
of at which meeting the Chairman or
some other member of the Board
shall preside, if present.
ITO take care of, manage and con-
troll the school property of the dis
trict"
"To visit the free public schools
within their district from time to
time and to take care that they are
conducted according to law and with
the utmost efficiency"
Respectfully submitted e.
F. G. DuPre,
County Superintendent of Edudation 5
If Abbeville County.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-26

about twenty coaches-all we'll filled. 500
tickets were sold at Abbeville and others
could have been, but for overcrowding The
train.
Mr. Il. NJ. Hill, Jr., left last Monday night
for trip TO Roanoke, Va.
PUT YOUR HOUSE IN ORDER.
Rev. Preston b. Wells will pay pastoral Wis
Magazine Hill.
Union services were held in the Methodist
church last Sunday night. Rev. H. Z. Buch-
huz pastor of the Baptist church, preached
fine sermon 10 al extraordinary large congre-
gatiou. These union meetings are productive
of much good, causing a brotherly feeling to
exist between the different denominations,
besides united effort for the Masters cause.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Haddon left Aobeville
on yesterday for New York and Baltimore.
where they will buy one Of the lergest stocks
OF Millinery and dress Goods that they ever
brought TO this market.
DIR. o. p. Hawthorne of Due West, as good
man as good q man as you coulp find In
Sabbath Day IS journey, was In Abbeville yes
terday.
In MANY parts Of Abbeville houses may be
found for rent, and yet there Is demand for
others.
LosT-A small gold brooch with pearl In
center. Finder please return TO A. B. Cheat.
ham and get reward.
THERE will be a picnic at Rapley's Shoals
Saturday, Aug. 29lh. All are cordially In.
vited to come and bring full baskets.
MRS. Josephine Polhill died last Saturday
at the home OF her brother. DR.. o. P. Haw-
tnorn. Her age was sixty-five.
MR. G. w. CHAPMAN is build Ing some new
cottages in Fort Pickens, which will be for
rent.
MRS. Matte Bolts, widow OF Confederate
veteran died last Sunday.
MISS May Mckay died last Sunday at the
home OF Mr.. Luther Haddon.
BORN, to Mrs. w. D. Addy. Monday. Aug.
INST, Is. son.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-26
FlOUr Higher.

The late government report makes the
wheat crop thlrty-tive million bushels less
than last year. This means very much h1goer
fiour until au other harvest In 1904. All flour
is higher now, but the advance on Brans-
ford's Clifton" has not yet been as great In
proportion 10 other flour. However. IT is q
mighty good time TO buy supply before II
GOES still higher. Fresh flour constantly re-
ceived. l.. L. & T. NJ. Miller.
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R,lSe ball.

Abbeville and Greenwood crossed bats here
last week for series OF three. The first game.
Wednesday, having late start. only seven
innings we're played. Battery: Wilcox, OF
Elberton, White and Bruce. Score and 4,
Greenwood's game. Umpire, Lea.
The second game was somewhat one-sided. !.
Greenwood winning by a score of4 TO 0. Bat
terry. Bruce and Jones. Bruce assisted by
White. Umpire. Lea
The Abbevilana, seeing two straights lost,
got on their toes and in 10 innings OF good,
hard playing won out. Score and .. Abb
beville was ,assisted by Due West. Battery
Jones, Bruce Epps. Umpire. Lea.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-26
SUSPENDERS.

Now is the time to buy Sus.
penders. and we are the peo.
pie to buy them from. We
sell the soc kind at 81 to 38c,
the Csc kind at II to 19c and
the cheaper kinds at the same
reduction. They are Drum.
mers' Samples and first class
goods. A. M. Smith & Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-26
Toacher Wanreti.

The trustees OF the Monterey School desire
to employ a teacher for the next scholastic
year-sbout eight months. Must teach Ian
guages. Apply 70 6. w. SPeer,
Jas. +. Clinkscales,
W. A. Lauier,
Abbeville, s. G. Trustees.
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Notice 10 Trespassers.

Trespassers. hunters, hshers or any Que VINO
has not gotten written permission to go Oh
our place or 10 cut any timber OF any kind
will be prosecuted. We dou't want to be i'm
posed on by people cutting our timber or tres
passers.
Hannah Kirkpatrick,
Ann Taylor,
Aup 1o 1903
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To Rent.

Two miles from Due West, three TO five
horse farm, well improved, with ten room
dwelling, known as the Hook"
Also q man wanted 10 run glDnery this fall.
n Due West s, C.. M. B. Clinkscales.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-26

There will be preaching in the Baptist
Church Sabbath. Morning subject The
Brandmarks of Christ In the Christian, even
ing, the Four Great Confessions. 1t Is urged
that every member be present in the morn
ing, az business is 10 be attended TO. AT the
night service the baptism will be administer
pd
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Deering Shredder.

have Just bought Of Messrs. L. T. & T. M.
Miller q Deering Shredder, and will be in
position to operate 1t for the public within
short time. Respt.
= W R. Ellis.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-26
Clean Up.

All lots and premises will be Inspected
from time 10 time from now on. A full use
OF lime is recommended.
.l-..... James Chalmers,
City Clerk.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-26

THE INNER SEAL
CRACKERS.
At Miller's Store you will always
find large assortment. We also have
quite a variety of cakes and crackers
out of the package. We never send
out anything but fresh goods.
OUR 0 & o TEA
The greatest seller in the city. price
75c per pound. Our Peril Walla
Blended Tea, price 80 cents.
COFFES, COFFES.
We are the sole agents for the White
Star Coffee. Our No. 3, White Star
25c and Mocha and Java 35c or three
pounds for $l.00, our leaders.
Call and see our stock of Pickles and
Olives: We carry the largest assort-
ment in the city.
Just received fresh lot of Roe Salad
Oils in half pints, pints and quarts
bottles. We also carry it in quart cans.
Yours to please,
l.. II. & II. Nj. MILLER,
Dealers in Fancy Groceries.
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Trained Nurse.

NELLIE V. JOHNSON is now home. after
taking thorough course In nursing at Freed.
men Hospital Training School, Washington,
DC. She Is thoroughly competent to take
charge Of any case, and ask your patronage.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-26
At the Bakery.

Cold drinks OF all kinds.
Have your baking done by the reliable ba.
herman. He will please you.
Candy, q II kinds-too um erous to mention
Everything in fiddle bows, strings, mouth
organs, bridges, keys. picks, mandolin strings,
banjo hesds, accordeons. etc.
Cirgars, tobacco. "Cheroots." handle "Cin-
co,""G w. Chllds," Cremos. etc.
Hires Root Beer. Fine In this weather.
Try glass of Penderine.
Some Of those fine ginger snaps; home
made, Of course.
Salmon, sardines. potted ham. pineapple
Tin cans), baking powder, extracts, all savors.
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DIR. 8. F. Killingsworth. DR.. G. y. Latimer.
KillingSwOrth & Latimer,
DENTISTS.
II you want your dental done at home,
see or write TO us.
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SCRIBES
he expects that the order for medicine
will be taken to store where the
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
are pure, fresh and of the highest quail"
ity. Naturally he expects that it will
be filled here.
Our prescription department is mod
ern in equipment and method. Alb
solute accuracy is the guiding motive.
Nothing but the best drugs are used,
and there is no substitution at
p. B. SPEEDS.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-26

No one can take out of mems minds
and hearts the seeds of evil he has
dropped there. ....
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-26

The way to get out of self love IS 10
love God. q.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-08-26

We have received all the staple coors 52nch Broad Cloth
Black Chevo sponged shrunked 40 and 81
ladies' skirts beautiful line of 50 inch Mohar at
only soc yard Full line of New Zebene for skirts from % to
yard Light Cooed Outing fall received We
still offering Great Bargains in Slippers
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Aug. 10, 1903
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Sunday Services,

Abbeville, s. C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
TIE dyAITERSqD0N'T LIKE THEM

hotel the ~ha Washington built own
81 aud nanssed hs exclusively
It the direction Of women
hut conditions pravas ohdats several positions have been
hotel planned consideration The wants
seousr6,-z who teL has been It " claimed
sgS|t
Unlike other HOMES -
hatupd With the usual ruea aud rsauons
which throw restrictions around the eodsa that tho "'fa
Aanas s a abode aud
eoeraer' aud ola who
lust often thos no
special srart the made
visitors and aAny time Within ea hours Of conventional
sannE.
rhs soara sio, ms Same eeuot ct freedom and a. many
philanthropy Of others TO
away 'front.' daily o atins
carefully studied seheueS eeE wanting
the stitches
Witch would make finished feee Of workmanship
dlfueptY making "seH tet the hsar"' "
Is inability help contened and haprS
The ns Intention employ o. women In every do
handled BY them
proved and boys had u b
called ths elevators answer ea and serve the sa
But mems boys ont They be paid
the weet -tips t'm
usher e them iato the MT
ssslduous bring
cold toirn
rhs walters say that although sssy serve ssst.ks I'm
proper ihoaEh
they to
iost these Ia.
daesat an tender arsaousfaoy, q regard
anybody and had her
heart In b9
just vp
have psid fef the straight accommodation
There nnehsg wsaans makeup that st1atsti
grain % feeling a
= dinins dlus the porter g. In
she feels hat she s' n0sas In return and that UP h'i-
csunot
ard a ar things
services
Tor ve.h The servant is paid - his surleyrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
THE PsSslxisM OF GROVER CLEVELAND

Cleveland discouraged seunsly los, faih
humanity.
contribution puere ia
th F~usn The ssy black and he hears the muer Of
pubis procession piuadar-laaan
UNWORTHY AMBITION
Labor thtrstinS
pleasant look picture painted b7 Grover
Cleveland president 81 world
nynE n and undertaking
morality md and
wii. before
Ills with remedies There 30 right than
build a srhnoheusea
We that found their
90 that mighty pebble
Industrious. abiding ans
the
did wh-n a
VITO the Eroand multiply n
Scandal he Of
and palaces : and
There Of
Who unreasonable
but ths smoke FROM
factories where
Undertaking
ths the shops.
Why viii
they of We look
leaders
ton often follow bindly
oont they TO Up TO cheer
tran 10 laugh than
ISN'T THEIR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

ana / gave Il to him before laying
"Whst0s yau going % 40"
him mi here hr caueal" a
a rhufmng quick step ON VI
nath. q running Hfuuhte ~ uutuiHH
taxable thfrata ahamhiluA. muans
Ht figure seen co. KIimpsrz Nbruugh
the leaves, very near uH faf an In
atnut. thrn hidden boy the ahruhherN
a. he passed within n few yards of
oar hiding place A diminucudo Of
the thuffiiuH steps then q rursinE
frightened savage a. one end ~ the
rhudndandfoua ana We two stealing
eat az the othrf hand ia hand. and
bent quite double. into ths Ions mes
~can ynu run FOE it7" I whispered
yes. bat upt too fast. Zoe fear We
trip"
Come "a. them"
The HgGd open doorway grew
greater ~ every stride.
lie hasn't aueu ua yet
80. ! hear him threatening me
auu
''Nov he has though 's
A Wild hoop proclaimed the fact
and upright Ne tors at top speed
through tie iaht 70 yards 81 Efsss
while the blark rushed down one %
the side paths, gaining nudihiy,-an
ua afrt the better ground, natO%if
start had saved uA. and We flew 40
the step. a. hia feet erased 10 ciat
tar eu enc path. he had plunged into
The grass 90 gut OFF the aururr
THANK God cried Iva Naw
shut IL luirk
The great door Swung home Vitil a
mighty chatter and Eva Heifea the
hey iu both hands
n can turn tt''
To lose "a sesuud was 10 take n
life. ard uucauaeiauHiY / vas aileh
Ing a. that perhaps ffom TO higher
iastlaft than diaifusg It my aim
our pufaurr however. vas on the
steps wh~u eiapnsd ms free hard
ofs top o. those little white strain
iuE ones and ~ y timely effort beat
rtio nut the way ar came.
"Wlt the wall
pile ZAP thsss chairs ARD 90 many
more aa 80 may uvsa. II Ne raai
upSp the gate
Huf Iva wns not paying attention
ans lauret either - ne or 60 fosr
hs white teeth were showing w a
Efin for an hIa laIn hrf sges we're
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

ths black uas singing out Justify in
~ ideht suspicion aud alarm.
ne says thsF are coming back
whispered Eva. bat thats impe@
sibfs
way
szElseHuae n they were he epuidn &
s-s them and " BE- heard them s.
wuule be frightened 81 their hfaftng
both them ard tha key ruand e.
refhsr. the ward shot home a. Jose
aurieA himself against the de1r Eve
hnIfrd a. Buf the thut U8a not re-
p*atfd and I gathered myself to-
srfhsr between fhe door and the
nearest wiudow. fnf b now { AN
thNrs vas ualt one thing Tor IA The
u.Ero must be disabled. n ! uouid
manage such a nir*fy5 u not. the
Irsil take no own
Wei I uaa not ore tick too aeon
for hiin Ny pistol vas not cooked
before the crash came that I vas
counting on. snd with "a shower 81
small glass driving ncrnaa The ak
foot siil and ttnkiiux 81 The fiaEH
SsHt came e black and bloody fave
AZ which / rould not fire I had -
wait tlii I saw his legs when I
promptly shattered one % them nt
disEr4cefullF Hhntt range The re-
port was as deafspiuE 80 one upon
the stage the hall filled elth white
smoke ard remained hideoua with
the believing ~ my victim.
searched him without auaiu. buf
threats ~ auwihllstluu Instead and
fsuud him uuauued bat for that
very knife which EattraV had lu=
duegd me e. haud over % him iu
town had gflu satisfaction On
drrflFing him 81 This and but fmaii
Hofnpumctiun IN turning my ha ;
upon bis pain
Come sid ta poor Eva. "dpn
pits him though I dareHaF he's che
most pitlabie af the lot. show me
ne way through and iii follow with
this mmp"
One was bufine ga the old ~
table. 7 carried IL along narrow
passage. through q great loss kitchen
here I bumped ms head against the
hl8ek oak beams. md ! held t on
high At a door almost aH massive as
the ore which We had aucceeded in
shutting ln the neRfa'a face.
- was afraid nf &C." rfiei Eva
with sudden sob
What j. IT,.
They've taken away the key
Yes the keen air came through an
empty ksyhole. aud my lamp. held
ciuae. not only showed ua that the
door Was locked. but that the lock
uaH one with which an uuskiIlrd
hand might tamper for hours with
out result
is this the only other door.
Yes"
Then Il must he a window"
All the back ones are barred"
Securely T'
'YeH"
Than we've no choice IA the mat
ter
And led the way back 10 the hall
where the poor black devil lay
blubbefinR IN his blood In the
kitchen found the bottle Of wine
with which Eva had bribed him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

when there Is a feeling that the
heart or lungs. blood or liver. brain
or nerves are diseased. at once COM
mence to doctor the stomach. That
Is the foundation OF the trouble In %
cases out OF every i00 Commences
to regulate the digestive organs. get
them In healthy working condition.
and the other troubles will leave II
themselves Diseases which have
their beginning in the stomach mus
be cured through the stomach The
medicine Tor stomach disorders and
half the ills Of life is Dir Gums Inn
proved Liver pills. These pills put
all the digestive organs In good con-
rution 50 that the disease hiss no
basis 10 work upon. They are sold
by sll druggists FOR 25e per box. One
ptli Is dose. We viii send a bos
post paid. ON receipt OF 25c. or 20
anybody who wants 10 try them We
win send : pills free. Send mans
and address 60 DIR. Rosanko Co.
philadelphia. Pa. The Quaker DrT
Co. 1913 ist ave. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

fised "a horror OF fhe floor.
/ H~f =" rafne taHk HHr EasuHI
nc underground passage nsfk
fhefs eaa e mufflea rush u feet
beneath our umU. then a duIJ htsl
fefy lrEuishahiH CHATTER on some
ueiatbis stair
Underground paasasr *
rlaiiHea. aHd fu my sheer disgust /
forgot shat was due @ my asfinG
Why cn earth aidnt Yea fsl M
~ u Before
There uas ~ much % tel buu'
u leads g. TIE So Ca. what shall
ne do fau Wuai hide upAtaIfi. =
apYr here cried Esa. wildly
Leave them ~ me-isara them r.
ne
7 ike that. saif 7. aud I alf. hut
I aetastsd myself fef the trarn ms
cords hai dfasu and ! prepared 30
[ lie far them
They q kiii 500. Mr. Colaf
II ueald serve the right buf
weli ara about It
And ! aioad 9Th my revolver x~rY
ready iu mF right hand. = lille wifh
ne other ! caught pour EtR % M
side even a. e dsnt few utz~u sua
/ UaEifay himself burst upon us \
/ lantern in bic hand aud the pcfspi=
ration ahluuE on his handsulla face
81 tie ikht
can sc hlfn nov ~ he stond
hunlhgeuudea on the threshold Of
the hell and yrt. At the time ms
EYES sped paai him ints the room De
Youa
II vas lined with books. flrrs
sHa q isug feuI iu this lining where
I 81
through which capt Harris. tua auin
Santos ard Jans Hfsithwaite fol
ioWed Naftfay ln quick succession
" hat the aH8ll brings you hers
itattray Numbered ~ last
Don't AJAX tdle qheatiens. was
my reply 10 that
So you Nefe ahamminE today
4 Naa takius leaf oat af gouf
book
"Youl gain nothing ~ being
clever sDeefvd the Squire. taking
. threatening step forward. For at
the last moment I had tucked my
revolver behind my back NOS only
FOR The pleasure bat Tor tba obyioua
advantage % getting Them an In
front ~ mo ana OF their nuari {
had na idea hat such eyes az RAFT
Eays enuld BE- - herrs thnY we're
dancing from mr 90 ms companion.
bonn their Sitter frightened into
an attempt 10 dissnKaks herself
from Wo. but ms arm only frightened
about her dropping figure
shall gain me- more than ] 81.
pect said I. rarrlesaiy And Z
know hat fn sHHeet from brave
gentlemen like YOU n VIII b. bet
~ than your own fate. az all
events anything better than being
taken hence 20 the place az ereeus
tlon and hanged by the neck uutll
you're dead. aii three 81 you Ia n
row aud fUur bodies buried within
the preciurta ~ the prison.
The very thing Tor hlm. !"
mufmufed santos. aThe.-tcry
thsenE
hut I'm 80 soft hearted = went
iusaueiy on. that ! should be sorry
to ene that happen 20 such fine fol
lows rs you are Come ont Of that
YOU little fraud behind theroi' II
was my bntraYer skulkinR IN the
room. Come out and line mp with
the rest Ne. I'm not going to see
YOU fellows dance ON nothing I've
another kind of ball apiece for YOU
and one between en- for the Hrptth-
wHiteatH
Well. I suppose 7 always had =
nasty tongue in me and rather en-
ioyed making play with ~ on prov
ocation. but. " 40. 7 met with my
deserts that night For the negro Of
the Lady Jermyn lay all but had he
hind Eva aud me n they saw him
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CHAPTER Ky.
50 / bound myself Go a auilty sc
errey Tor fsaH SAKE. to save hsf
frum these wrstches, yNn Yun will
10 Win her for myscisQ Not did q
strike me as very strange. after a
moments reflection. that rha should
mtartsds thus earnestly foF = baud
beaded hY her awn mothers widow
sr prime Heuundrsi Of them all
though shs knew him 10 be The
anly surprise VAS that she had not
mterceisd IA his namO This hew-
svvr made q httlv difficult 60 an
artatand the hyatsFtcel gratitude
with which my unwilling promise
was reaviKrd Pryor. darling she "a ss
beside herself with sheer relief She
wrpt a. / had urvrf aceu hrf weep
before. she seized and even kiaard
my hands
All o. which confused me utterly
So completely had her presence of
miud farssksn her that SHE looked
40 longer where she had been gazing
hitherto And thus t VAS that
n@thre OF us saw 1ass until We
brafd bpGsslllps. senhofa -Nah .
ssnhafa Van With aam- rapid
nent~ue~s in portaKurs3
Vow - oar tifnr. { whispered
cruurhtnr lower anf eiaapinE "a
smaH hand Eane suddenly cold.
Think 20 uathtn. uuW hut aHftIuH
cut 81 this E'u kr~p ms word uaee
sr arr out. and heres The toy that's
going - st az uuf And I pro
ducrd my revolver With 40 small
RELISH
a little trustfai pressure was my
answer and my reward. uteanN hile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

, ZMGERg
FRENcHmgS USE ELECTRICITY
TO FELGTREus. WITH RE.
MARkABLE SUCCESS q

wAsOdroN u. C.. oct "a
consul general guntT9. at Prank
fort. Germany. reports that Hueressa
tai experiments have been made iu
various forests Ia France. In cut
Ting trees b. electricity. A piHti-
mum wire. heated 60 IA white heat
acts as saw. E1ia method requires
una eighth the ordinary time u takes
10 saw through tree and there 10
no sawdust. ar(O the charrsd ends
Of the stump acfs a. a weather pro-
teufian