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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-04

Movemcnts.
LowndesvilIe, March 2. 1903.
Rev. and Mira. Homer Mcmillan went 70
Abbeviiis last Saturday, sod remained there
Mcssn. Archer and shiilets OF Anderson,
came down on Monday and recovered part o
the roof over Mr.. Il. l.. smiths store Snich
was blown OF BY the Storm.
Mr. Charlie Webb OF Anderson, an insur'
anca agent, wa down on Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Speer went 10 Harmony Grove,
Ga. Wednesday, " spend . lev days VIII
MT. ]. +. Hopkins OF seneca. came down
Tuesday and was the guest OF bis brotner'ln
law, Mr.. A. ". Barnes, for o day or TWO, on
hia return home bis fsmily wno h na oeen
Mrs. L. Werner OF Eleerton, was with MT
r. u. Cooley and family Thursday.
Mr. ]. f.. Barnes OF Eloertop. came over
Friday, and was the guest OF friends and kins
Mr.. w. l. Kennedy and Mr.. J. Butler ART
oanvassing Ebert County, Ga, 10 me ih.s m
est Of their stei escope. IL WILL ako tnofn
sometime 70 set through:
sence mentioned In above paragraph NJ TIE
homo OF Mr.. W.. L. Kennsdy.
Mai. and Mrs.. r. W. K Nance spent q few
days the latter part Of week before saonss ias sar o. ,
day or two. the nrst OF this week with frisnd'
at Verdery.
MI. D.. l. Barnes, left for 81. Lnuis. Mo. SAT
urdsy, where the wo went 70 buy some mules
A little blowing was done last week. some
were breaking land and sowing OATS. IL u
feared that the Fall sown oats were oaolS
damaged oy the late freezes. nj,
Mr.. Ira Bell and bis sister, Miss Daisy Bell
vent 10 iva Saturday for . short stay.
Somewhat better weather conditions for the
past two weeks, have made q decided in'
proyement In the roads. Whereas before
That time they were bad, very oad every
where. now they are only bad IN places, WIN
The places far apart. The change In the gen
eral aspect OF the country In quite noticeable
Evidences OF new life and energy are seen on
every hand. The long winter OF inaction
seems TO have ended, end the planters art
busy st the work that usually demands WorE
at this date. such n stopping up gniiIss
houses arc being repaired and new ones
built, aud things generally have put ON q
more cheerful appearance. -
Mr.. T.. 0. Ciinkscales and bis sister, MIS-
Ieona Clink scales, OF the Fork, were up on
yesterday and attended the morning servic<
M the Methodist Church.
The young ladies' social club had q very
interesting and pleasant meeting at the nomt
or Rev. II. C. Fennel, on Wednesday. Anel
the busiu ess OF tho club was attended 10; oe
IiEhtfui music was given ny the kev. H.
Fsnnei on the violin aud Miss Allie May
Fennel on the piano, afterwards refreshmsnti
were served and all left decidedly we'll pleased
With the meeting. The next meeting VIII %
at Mr.. B. Boiin Aliens.
Mr.. T. l.. Cozby OF Greenville spent Two OF
three days last week win the Iamiiy o' hht
Troupe.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-04
Gleun'n Locals.

A merciful mar Is thoughtful OF bis cattle,
don't vail until they are down, come Al once
and get n pkg. OF Pratts Cattle Food ana
keep them well.
Now In the time TO SOW cabbage seed Call
and make your selection, allvarieties. Buisrs
are the best.
Ny line OF cheviots and plaIds are up 10
date, In style, quality and price.
II you arc lover OF good bread don't fail
In try my new brand OF -four. My customers
are delighted with It. Satisfaction guaran
teed.
A nice assortment OF mems suits with
prices that will asio1ish you.
Call and examine my line Of men and boys
shoes, the bsstgoods for the least money.
Get my prices on syrup and molasses be-
fore buying elsewhere. Can give you Q
you q bargain by the gallon or barrel.
II you need something nice for break fast,
dinner, or tea, phone Glenn No ll6.
Seeds, seeds fresh snd pure onion sets,
red and white Biiss potatoes. this is tho poia.
10 for the South, found at GIenns.
10 Iba. OF good soda 25c. at G!ena'k. Think
Of soda being less than Hour.
Whist for break fast: Phone Glenn. JIG.
What for dinner? Phone Glenn. llB.
What fol- tea? Phone Glenn, ll6.
Glenn II nearly out OF that good l0c cnfIee.
but has Loo lbs. on the way from New York.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-04
A Needed Law.

Ifsouth Carolina needs any more laws. We
think the recent tragedy In Spartanburs
would emphasise the necessity Of defining the
duty OF teacher In reference to refractory stu-
dents.
In case OF disobedionce or neglect OF duty
on the part Of student, 10 Il better 10 dis
miss him from the school, or 10 IL better for
the teacher TO whip?
Ifthere is no law On the subject. then there
should b some ofdcial declaration By which
tho tessner % veil az the scholar should DO
governed.
Whether children should DO whipped IS
school may b q question, bot there can DO no
question OF tho necessity for obedience TO the
rules OF the school.
ia young man fesls that he cannot respect
tho wishes OF the teacher or conform TO the
rules OF the school, then he should voluntar-
LIZ rotugn 70 bis parents. In case no did not
do this. then no ought TO b dismissed.
In oue senses the school teacher In o govern.
ment Officer, and for che scholar TO resist the
control OF the teacher In q high offensc.
see account Of SpaEsanburs killing.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-04
Loye Your Work.

When Gen. Grant returned from his
triumphal tour around the world in
1879, John Russell Young, who had
accompanied him on bis trip. said.
General, your career Tor the last ~
years seems to rival the achievements
Of Aladdin and his wonderful lamp"
"Why," said the General, II never
thought Of 1t In that way"
1t was this f0rgetfulness Of self that
made General Grant great. 1t was the
same quality that made Abraham
Lincoln great. Each was animated
by the same great purpose-the preser-
walton of the Union aud the crushing
of the rebellion. Considerations Of self
and personal con. equences played no
part In the career OF either. Each
saw his duty and performed 1t without
regard TO what the future might have
In store for him. Each assumed re-
s%ponsibillties without considering in
dividual results.
1t Is the possession Of just such
qualities that makes success possible
for every boy and man in this country.
No matter what your business or pro-
fession, love your work. Choose that
career which Ii best suited 10 your
abilities, that career which you love,
and then throw yourself into your
work with all your energy and
strength. 1t il not the u who works
merely for the sake Of acquiring
wealth who succeeds best. 1t ID he
who works for works sake-the one
who IL IN love with his work. business
or profession-to whom success most
surely comes.
II the desire to grow rich is the prin-
cipal aim In life, failure Is certain.
Tie writer who writes merely for the
dollars his work will bring, will never
succeed, but he who writes because he
believes he has something to say to
his fellow men that will benefit them,
IL the one the world wants TO hear
from.
And so It is with all classes Of BUSH
ness. He who goes into his work with
his whole heart and all his strength
of mind and body, giving to it his
time, energy and talents because he
cannot help it. will lind his place.
Had General Grant, or Abraham
Lincoln been animated solely by per.
sonal ambitions to become great and
powerful. neither would have been
successful.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-04

For colds and iagrippe. take Milford's cold
and Iagrlppe tablets, for sale by Z. A. Milford.
Phone l07.
Get you a deck OF finch cards. Everybody
Is playing finch. You can get them al
Speeds Drug Store.
When In need OF nne perfumery. call and
look NJ our line. You will be convinced we
are tho proper. Milford's Drug Store.
l.. w. White sells the best yard.wide un.
bleached sheetiug at 8 cts q yard 70 be fonnd
anywhere.
at Speeds Drug Store.
IS cases OF drugs, books and extracts re-
to-day. I am prepared to meet your
wants for these things. 7. b. Speed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-04

Tvsnty ysass aso the Legislature Of this
etats thought 70 promote industrial enter.
psises b returning tho taxes Jor tan years op
Ill cotton mills. This 70 give employmens %
poor people. and 70 keep them at home.
Nov the great need Of the State IL monu.
mentA The STATE L~sgislatuss a~ppropria,es
$oVW0 fog Q monument and committees or
oa=ittssmsn afs 10 b appointed In every
County IN The State 70 worry and annoy the
he people. And then all the counties need
Confederate Aooumsnts. And patriotic
women and pretty girls In every community
win make The msn stand Nnd deliver.
"A ths Legislature. In returning taxes. In.
ssndsd % s~noo1fags ths material prosperity
d the State. %. 70 presume. the buiiding Of
noounonts u intended to encourage The
dead % kssp on being dad.
Rthsdead could see the struggle that the
living ore making 70 kesp thsir money nom
Milling into the hands Of thu monument build.
On. thsy voald b satisasd 70 stay dead.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-04

You can always &c. fresh candy from p. b.
Speed.
A large bill OF choice stationery expected
this week. Call and see these goods. r. b
Speed.
The best evidence OF the merit OF the Cinco
Cigar In that every body smokes Il and every
retailer wants TO sell Il. We sell from three
TO i've thousand every month. +. b. Speed.
Nothing but the best candy for my girl, and
Speeds Is the placs 10 get Il. Huyler's.
Fresh candy every week at Milford's Drug
Stry.I
We are headquarters Tor stationery and
school supplies. C.. A. Milford. Phone l07.
Fresh Garden Seed tLsudreths) at Miliord's
up.to-date Drug Store.
For nice stationery don't forget MiIford's
drug store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-04
ONE OF FIFTY.

Lieera Oaer . the Buil0eru Of
El0uuments.
A gentleman OF public spirit, with the
means TO back what he says, offers 10 be 90 Q
Of Eny men TO build all the Copfed crate
morumcnts that may DO needed IN AbbsviiLe
Comfy. This offer In made on condition thst
toe ladies turn the whole matter over to the
dty men," We would toll who made thts
f.6er, but MY. y. +. Cromes AK cd us not 10 teil.
non. John I. Bradley says that the propor
siton ought 70 DO accepted at once as L.
10 probable. after six months experior,ce In
tho furniture bnkinesa. Mr.. Cromer may
change or modify the offer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-04
o Il Paw 70 Buy Cheap7

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds 10 all
right, but you want something that will re-
Iieve and chre the more sewers ~ dangerous
results OF throat o iung troubles What
shall you do? Go 10 o FARMER and more reg.
uinr ciimatei Yes. u possible; " not possible
tor You, then in either case lake the ONLY
remedy that har been Introduced In oil civt.
liked countries with saccesa In severe throat
and lung troubles. -Boschee's German Syrup"
n mot only heals and stimulates the tissues TO
destroy the germ disease. but allays infiama:
tion, causes easy expectOraiiou. Gives q good
nights rept, and cures the patient Try ONE
hottie. Recommended many years by all
druggists In the world. You can get this 70.
liable remedy nj Speeds Drug store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-04

10 u said that the refusal OF bail 10 Tiilmsn
VIII create sympathy for him. He u, we be-
fevs, the only man who has been refused
eeti, and the jurors and tho public may take
the view thss the denial Vas judicial persecu.
ton. Il n said that no further sfFort will be
made Sos bail.
James II. Tillnan has been. For years he
has been tho subject ofmuch unkindnsss and
unnscsssary ssuss. Il seems hat when .
man 10 behind prison bars that honorsble
Journalism should Lot him alone.
II sosms, too. that the Judges ought 70 treat
him - they treat other p~risonerA
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-04

Yes, August Flower still has the largest sale
OF medicine In the civilized world. Your
nothers' md grsudmothers' never thought OF
using anything else for Indigestion or BIZ
Iiousness. Doctors were scarce. and they sell
dom heard Of Appendicitis, Nervous Prostra.
lion or Heart failure, etc. They used August
Flower To clean out the system and stop fer.
menlation OF updiy' sled food, regulate the
action Of the liver. stimulate the nervous and
organic action of the system, and that Is all
they took when feeling dull and bad with
headaches and other aches. You only need q
few doses of Green's August Flower. In liquid
form, TO make you satisfied there IL nothing
serious the matter with you. You eau get
this rrIisbIe remedy ut speeds Drug Store.
Price &c and 15c.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-04

NJ he Reckless and UsvarrasssA
shessing ~ . Negro . white Ma.
10 Killed.
Ths following notice copied fron the State
- not The afst Of the kind that has appeared
In The newspapers:
sHrookland vas very much saddened BY
the unumsly death q Mr. John BundrtcS,
who va1 Killed s~ocldontaliy about 3 O'Clock
Saturday night M. Bob Doyle, who in drine
q aeelnS negro ca2sed the death Of his own
mend, u very much shocked INC aaddened
~ 3 Involuntary homicide.
Id coeoner Of Lexington county, Mr.. J.
o. Wilson. held an iuquess yesterday and the
jury orooS hS IN o formal verdict that the Dc.
1tctcd at The hands of Bob Doyle who was
nsing . Q negro escaping nom an Gfieer Of
sfhe unknown neero, whose asressand sub
aeQuens escape and nighs caused the nfing Of
The fhtal eho4, has hot been found, nor 10 tSeFe
any olu % hi Identity. The policeman, Mr..
ot1rkte, he's the neGfo's cfavak md pistol,
md theeo articles may ret aid In his arrest.
The negro u subieet 70 indictment { NO
ohnrge. Koc9 ee4tcus than that Of Carrying
concealed weapons, resisting an ofnoef, etc."
II tAoEe arc men On this earth who need 70
b more severely dealt with than the man
Via eafyiss Q pistol. is 10 the constable who
shoots 0 eestng prisoner In the baek. Es2e
daily 70 this true whom the fleeing man has
committed next 70 no oIsnse. The idea that
man b resisting a ofleer By running from
him n The msrest dream Of the Imagination.
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9ANald alt Down.

Tho Hon. VIM. Jennings Bryan can't keep
his mouth shrt. And the worst Of 10 b he
seems % think that he ID the whole thing. II
possible. he woald DO moro suvocrsuo than
President Roosevelt. whose title should be
changed 10 King or Czar. He appoints Officers
on Q basis Of efaciency. and reminds Of what
one Of the millionaiu said: tho people be
damned"
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rea Explained.

..Dreans," says M eminent lecturer on
theosophy'" consist OF recollectioEs OF the
combined Impressions received and work
ings OF the physical and astral minds: The
soul and subconsciousness are Independently
active. and N IN the confusion arising from
the c~onfoundluz OF the thoughts OF the sooi
With the exaggerated Interpretation Of im-
pressiops received by subconsciopsness
which makes II 80 often Impossible 10 re"
member Dreams"
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Tom pIease stop at Glenn's aud tell him to
send up nj onrc, "A bbi. Majestic tiOur. n Nice
ham, 10 In. gritr. 5 l5s. Mocha and Java coffee
3 los. eli, csc. = lbs. inacaropi. 1 lbs. prunes. z
lbs. peaches, n qt. Boston beans, ! PIX. poth-
toe. !, can lunch tongue, = ca ms veal Ioaf, can
California peaches. = cans Tomatoes, y cam
sugar corn. = pkgs. kpox's gelntino and ~
bar Polo soap for ?5cis.
You had better ask Glenn about garden
seed. he has lust received u fine assortment
from Iiuist. BE sure aud have Glenn save
you SOM early Alaska Peas aud Red biiSs
PoIutoes."
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-04

The Orangeburg Times and Demo
says: "All must admire the
course Of The State In its treatment Of
James II. Tillman since he killed Its
editor. II has never uttered Q word of
on the tragedy In its edito
rial columns, and has treated Tillman
with conspicuous fairness In its news
columns."
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-04
FINCH! HL|NCH!.
A Game Loved by
AND SINNER.
5Oc-Best Game on Earth-5Cc.
Speeds Drug Store.
Tate's Locals.

When Won want 10 buy II pounds OF good
soia for Is cents 90 10 II. n. Tate 4 20.
Tate's 10 the plscs 10 buy Q good man or wo-
mans shoe for si.Oo.
Bring your boys TO Tate's nt them up in
shoes and hats.
When you want cottouadea and cotton de-
f.. ". Tate & Co.
When you want o real nice stylish hat for
soc see Tate before you buy.
We have q good assortment OF ladies q
childrsp's stockings from 80 up. Ses them.
Go 10 II. II. Tate's and boy Your spriu
waists aud dresses. They have q beautiful
line Of French ginghams, lawns, musltns. per
before they are sone.
Highest market prices paid for brass. scrap
iron, ETC.. nj Tate's.
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"Get in tbe Push" and play finch; Of
sale NJ Speeds Drug Store.
The most complete line of combs, brushes
and toilet articles ever seen In Abbeville ut
Miiford's Drug Store.
Stop that cough With Milford's syrup, white
pine and tar. e. A.. Hilford.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-04

Senator Morgan Of. Alabama 10 making d
fool OF himself-pot TO use a.stTonger adjsc'
tive. Although any man OF fanny discernment
can see that the will OF tho people 10 TO build
the Panama canal. yet he tries By statsgem or
srtincs TO defeat their will.
II isn't possible 5or Morgan and his follow
era 70 defeat the n
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Dissolution.

LIE. W. CAMPBELL. a member of the hrni
of Calhoun Falls Grocery Co. n firm doiag
busip exs nj Calhoun Falls 10 the State Of Soutn
Carolina, has this day Withdrawn from sela
firm. All debts due said frm will be rcceipted
for by said arm. Al. claims will DO paid ~
said frm. The business will continuo o
same name. ]. w. CAMfbElSLs
Feb. IS, 1908. n
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Democrats in washisgsos.

Democrats in washlDEeon.
II the Democratic senators would devote
their talent, time and energies to serving the
country. they would have less time 70 make
figures Of themselvea, By opposing needed
legislation on no bettsr grounds b op
position TO the Republicans.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-04

He b buys land buys many stones.
He who buys fish buys many bones,
He who buys eggs buys many shells.
But he who buys corn whiskey buys no
thing else.
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and Fine Embroidertes On Dressy
GownA.
-7T THIS season Of the year every
"A woman who can possibly AFFORD
it blossoms out In a new cos
&He5T tune. Winter styles have pass
9 ed BIZ. and new and b%ewildering
combinations confront rs In the way OF
spring and summer costumes. The ma.
jority Of these new styles are very beau
tiful. This is IN artistic season. The
dress goods are above all soft and cling
Ing, and they come in the palest and
most delicate shades. Plain colors are
now the most stylish. although figured
Goods in Persian designs will be q fea-
ture of the season. Crepe de chine. veil
Ing, albatross and grenadines ars the
leading materials.
There Ii q marked return to challie for
house dresses and for mountain and sea-
side wear. Particular attention has beer
paid by domestic printers in bringing out
challics with a view to eQualing II posi-
bic the artistic work Of European print
ers.
Among high art novelties most worthy
Of note are dentel:es-voiles-a lace on
nuns veiling-woven on q loom
Ruby rose Is the new shade. but will
have O strong rival In reseda green-the
6rst bloom Of the olive. Other popular
shades will be bohemian blue and buck
skin tan.
The muslin fabrics come embroidered
In black, white or self coloring. Dotted
muslin Ii taking to q large extent the
place Of organdie.
Fashion viii be full Of frills. The tend.
eucy to tho plain, syelte and s~ylphlihe
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..Ciifeou', m Tovcl H.~a.

All &s-lb sacks In which Clifton" rour is
packed are mads OF regular towel good Q. The
hour In these sacks costs you NO more than
tho In the ordinary cloth sack. flsk for
Clifton" In tho towel sack. L. T. d T. NJ
Miller.
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DAUGHTERS OF THE coNyEpEaAcy.

The Abbeville County Chapter Of the
Daughters OF the Confederacy will meet Tues
day afreruoon at the home OF Mrs. John A.
Harris at four o'clock. A full attendance II
desired.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-04

IL you wish TO buy q second hand soda
fount zee Speeds Drug Store.
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DY. Broaghaon's Bible Conference, Al
lantn. Ga, Feb. 27-MaPch 10.

Account OF the above occasion the SeabOard
Air Line Railway will sell tickets from all
statiOns To Atlanta aud return nj rate OF one
and one-third faro for the round trip.
Tickets may be purchased ut any time from
February 9th tn March 10th and certificates
will De honored for return passage up 10 and
including March 18Th, 1907
For information IN TO board. ETC., address
E. H. Peacock. Secretary. l1 Powers ST., At
lanta..Ga.
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Drug sscss.
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SPRING FASHIONS.
ACME HINTS CONCERNING THE NEW
HATS AND GOWNS.

Favored HaesAfter Black and white
the Reds and Greens ACCOMPANY"
ed by Gold-Prominence Of Frtiis
and Fine Embroideries On Dressy
GownA.
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LOWNDESVILLE.

had Roads lmprovisg-Young Felix's
Social CRub has . lleetinE-PeOple's
MovemcnlR
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Seaboard Air Line Railway.

Double daily service between New York. Tampa
Atlanta. New Orleans and points South and West
In Eject January ii, 1905.
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@. W. yULLER, Lueal Agent
Atbeville, 8. G., Jan. 10. 1909.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-11-28
Por Good Roads

E;s aaicr Jonas, the veteran quill
|sriy.r u tho Aberdeen Examiner
! mn tl,s authur of the famous poem
svr,tten on the back OF . Con'eds'-
~ note may not have alto9t ther
.b.ndoned the Muses., but he hasn :
1.r.veled 90 long on Pegasus as 70
make him forgstfnl Of the value OF
800 roads, - tue following from
Eitj paper will show:
rio country road y the highway
sf the people, the channel q 'oca'
|.,mn nerce, the greatest Of c'v'''zers.
ey.r, where progress and good
Io.d. . hand in hand 50 70 epeaS'
anywhere lands advance IN price
,oeds improve in character.
sood schools, good churches good
~, ana good morals are pIom,e.
% u B, rood roads that lead % tue
4 ~ = !, ,conm,nsIing of the people and
~ \ Sss,S general dissemination OF IL
N lorI nati0n.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-11-28
Otherwise Engaged.
Two deaf mutes they sat and conrted
lust as lovers in all lands.
Only that, With love transported,
Neither held the Others hands.

Ii you sprinkle sulphur on your
barn floor, and through the corn as
YOU gather, there will not be rat
or mouse bother. l have done this
for several years, and have never
been bothered with rats or mice. l
have some old corn III the CRIB now
and there is not rat or mouse to
be found. In stacking oats or
wheat sprinkle on the ground and
a little throuoh each load, aud my
word for it, rats and mice can't
stay there; and pound of sulphur
will be sufficient to preserve large
barn of corn. and the sulphur is
good for stock aud will not hurt
the corn for bread. Try lt.-B. b.
Whitehead, in Lampassas Leader.