Evening times-Republican., 1903-10-24
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NOTHING TO FIGHT Ai'9
Nj. Pleasant Free Press.
Il MAS noticed With wh5tt marked
respect Candidate Sullivan referred
Ia MS opponent Governor t'umalnS.
/ Ne are told chat the governor re-
4 tufns the compliment and that lhey
;t1e parsanal friends This as 1t
should b. because people differ ts8
no reason why they should not be
friends. Al the outset in this
World, nlannind should agree 10 dis
f2gree. no ttyo people are alike.
Ana no Two people can see exactly
/ alike. I.et every man DC true 10 his
otyn convictions. ael up 10 his highs
az, iaeals. is true to himself. haze
/ tharity for hjs neighbor Certainly
! tha.t two candidates for governor are
s.ft3,e ena5 exa,n,4le 10 the people
of the stata AZ men OF high character
sna s}e,ntii,ip
80
4 mar, E,Irr,tC'tr or o,Hf,AP FICTION
lAelSlev Phonographl
What Mind ~ a Wow Of life does the
lhn, Who noras over Nick Carriers anl
yrnnp s;leut,1's tales of crimes and
e,ininals receive. He draws If he alb
eo,.bas anythtpr which ne reads. he
combustion that 10 be 4 man one must
ei,har be mighty slick detective or d
ebrA,y5 ana cautions iaw breaker. 1t is
much easter for him TO become the
I1aw breaker than the thief taller. with
,nnral uatnra warped by the com
ra,1dily depicted as living IN clover be-
fore the advent of the sly sleuth. There
~. ( ION r
Ely as Injurious. This is the hidden
treasure series the book where the poor
boy gets something for nothing but
honestly. Honesty alone never won
anything. but mixed with work, it Is
a. splendid receipt These books. how
lever. leave out the work and slip in
: the honesty merely to give the reading
, matter a reputation for building up
) character and make the stuff saleable
10 wary Mammas In any one of these
|. books a hollow tree is good for one
thousand dollars in treasure, q haunted
4 house for five thousand hidden in an
! iron chest under that spot in the cell
, lar. which the spectre like tree casts
its shadow at Il p. NJ while an old cave
! means jewels and gold to fabulous
! amount under the stone beneath the
!. skull and crossbones. Cut out the
, reading Of such rot by children. lei
$ them read such books IS the "Mowgle
u Stories" by Kiping The eau OF the
: Wild" by London and hundreds on othe'
= good stories that have been puohsheE
u from time to time for chiidfeh
!
!. CRAWFORD FIFTY YEARS AGO.
: tDenion ReView.l
G In the spring of 1919. what is nov
/. Crawford county was an unhroken colt
i 1t had never had a line ON II. nor
i name. No survey marked its poindar
v les, no bridges spanned IL streams Q
: dams, except the dams OF the beavers
checked the flow OF water. But IN
country was too inviting to be LETT un
! used, Early in the season one 1ol,
nelius Dunham' or JACKSON co"i y
Iowa, took 10 ms assistance heuoe'
: Blake, Franklin Prentice ana lamiis
leonsisting of wlte ana Two sons
Chauhces ana 'aeop h,o' $50 So 90
ie Oldest daughter, and gathering M
i hogs AMI cattle came west 10 sfoW
IS With the country. About June lst. the
u reached What WAS ca'leu aites {" a. :
70. Dunham's Grove, now the islin
IS Tracy chapman, III seStloh o' ~ -
TX Boyer toWhshlp. ieie ms ~
ii, Prentice ana fatnliy 20 care Ioi
~ stock and build nm eaplt, M. DuA
IL ham and daughter with Ar. eiah
= returned TO Jackson county 'o laA'e
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