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Mower County transcript., 1903-07-08
HARP BURIED WITH HIN. .


f.-.-G ~
&. Unique rites were pert formed st The
tune funeral 7. 3 81, aSman 7of
!. g consl ldern Bile veal who Tor SONS.
1l unknoWn I,e' : 4 reason had elected to make
his + ONE jat the county Urinary at
D Whining tor. q, for many years. He
y wasas3 years Of age and il his second nd
en- g hood had deyelo eloped u peench al i
sS1or col tin mnsi icaIs d1s truments,
the french harp being The one he de-
light ed mos
sesN t1El hile funeral i; re being
held at zig. pnd lling tablishment5
Add dison Russell, formerly secretary
4 of s.5a state Ohio, asked permissi "a 81 81
ltt ore in charge rs place q nch harp
In y J. the dead man 81 hands. on this re-
quest being granted II many 81 the.
spromine men town who n ere ere
present wal q to the #casket an and
reyerently laid sim strumetint & 5on.
sthes body The cask va & then closed
5and Ftl the remains borne to 81 e cemetery
where they were int terred q.
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Exc esses on ffies Fourth, L

4 l the y patheti M can
put. 1.-The SleVtiligh les sof "a small
boy With q mon piistol..
sHeyi Elss yi yyis not ected prudent
see great footers of all
, rom ight een W s andering. ia,
about sire i 8, ols and
ilelig ir illss q
a III IsllS .gll ia
some NE lity of H Ethese
.silnalheci ilnl q was rood horse
II Al AZ q d
IIlaces How of Ekefes bes
twenty atsly
q y &. All \ MA u
|ear = aad \ E ifesef III front
81 3 II 4 ointa sa
l's " U D M l liye. M
D Ut III Il 80
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q 10 \ ]. BUI1LD I'M ENsE STORE. ]
e anaa lxer ts
3ss Cost Thr nd Il our
MI lion sS ef Dol = 4. n 88SS

P9l[ans and lions of ohm.
sYana'ma q kers
iment 81 store Pc er ttlhe block
! bound . y ed ed and Ninth
gtreefs,s aVenue and adW ay,5
New a cost Soff between.
S, ,5oo, 600 900 ave been
sent 4. the2blsi str
3t1lresyyi sbes en stories
high cen flo ors saboYe the
"a: and 81
of2
sls7f 3 eet OIL
Broas
street, 81
81
||'will N ills second
feet of space
Zach hcor are ofs
n / ooA sss
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New From, 1 Y y, f,o,nl 4 leev,. M 81;


private letter from q member of
Conkey's 's family who formerly
resided at Saints Rest, states that an
are well and like thus ffarsyery much.
They ares sat ina, J, 4 near the Can.
ada line. ain has Hen every few, "
days and crops are king fine. Charlie
and SLeWis Beche dahl have recently visss
tied them. Conk key's new house ii,
ready sfor plssteri cellar
under AZ |, and has three ooms, closet
and wash room on first door ana three
rooms and closet "a econd Zig ghteen
Wagon loads off "a 4dianss some Soffs hem
5inFnatiYe costume, went 81 81 their house,
q few days ssiHce 5enroute To ~ onta1la.iI
The days lps there are very ,ila the
sun not setting until AZ ter nilne o'clock.
and have
post Office named ffrs ollls
AMT that vas in the send
regards sto old sffriiend 81 s9Is
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-08

Ina purely Axp eriInental fashion sew
feraI attempts have been made in they
United States In the last ten or twelve
years 70 show how easy 1t is would be:
TO employ electricity in hauling canal
boats. M What will probably be the first
strictly businesslike venture in that Dis
recden ia America is about to be. made
IN the Buckeye State under the aus
/ pices of the Miami and Erie GanM
ton company. The Eartid- S
eial waterway on hIch the expert
sment is to be tried starts from Cinctn-
j matt and proceeds ii q generally north
erly direction through western Ohio TO
! Toledo. It thus connects the Ohio riy-
4er With Lake Erie. = '{{|:.s fa
f5 The 6rst Of seven ,otore which are
I a engage In this service has been de-
Iiyersd 1t Gincinnati. Itweighs twen-
ty-three toms, can levelop 100 horse
power and is aeaed to pull astqw Of
Z ten loaded boats af tllkl hate Of four
miles an hour. s The ystem win be
tried drst ct the soathern end. Opera
1uons VIII extend up to HAmilton.
twenty sir miles Oh, at the beginning,
and = little later tto Dayton forty miles
farther. ,fhis viii probabIy be the
limit for the present SEASON, although
eventually &c is hoped to apply elec-
tsiciy to the SWvul6ole see.aiisai
ss The electric leeOinet ives are Ito en-
sploy three 1phase g, q alternattns cur
rent and IS 4 respect - anlke the
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AIxcTRIc hpIE FOR OWING CANAL BOATS.
right potential before II goes into the
overhead wires. IfY Yentually It sis pro-
posed 70 have such: snbsta tons every
twelve q Hes. sthe company
vii rel y on lecal comp niess in other
cities alope the route Tor its electric
sup pliess butts present sitr expects to
get ss,yh hat redhd1ts Cinctnna II
5alone.
asnet. Heavy ItftfnE.
gnefs for ting heavy weights
are being used more and more in great
iron and steel fesl ifes, says Casters
Magazine: The ma gnets. used for this
big work are usual " rectangular and
present a fiat surface to the I plat tes
lifted. The ma gnets are suspended by
chains from !er anes3 and pick the
plates by simpi eo,lta act hout the
loss conseq uents to the sad lst-
sment ains and hooks IN the older
method lis also found that the met
saIS plates can be hft ted by the ma gnets
while still so hot that it onId be im-
possible zen to hand le then.
The Track less TroIley.
Hss The auto or ira ck less: trolley has
proved success In Gesernan Close
sbyys2 Dres den road s. been In active
opera for runnilisy'
cost SUR prisiilgl small as
pared usual met thodss thousands
Eof pllars are saved in tile lipments
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-08

child ~ her arms.
ss Later AIeen put down her book and
left the drawing room. strolled out
soll to the piasxa and fonnd her looking
ont poII an. approached her.
put arm shout her. kissed her. and
I the stag a nE.our relat tionship, was
ssS s ben zilay Eiife ttteInpts to Ainx iia
my face Il seatal logle oft the superaori
yiftueaS oman, 4 ll1res 4 round shot
ut her this pasode. %.
MITCHEI.
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HIGH u P OA!IlD|
land Suffers in ths alas. DiIee
tiionE . United Sat .


s 81 = ears Ira n mig pI9cee;Areq quite
1! lg1lauch the rule la Eng land III in thS /
lIInited at 8 ent fti1id Sti,, =. b
Sauerbeck' nnnal D 81 tateme 81.
Iiees of odi Ii {. publis he'd III
Jo'irnal of. tllls British Royal STA
gsast \. acal aocist l9os, just
|xseedysd by the tre ems bureau ofS
ics, shows prices ins TODD III
mrs, IN iron, and III textile les, uriing i
year Ehe. st tatement beR,,iinss
series Of Ind xssnumb ell stab es.
shoRing index prices Tor groups Sc I'll.
gtlelIes iron Is 1902 lie index
snlumtber d the dtesignated
yegetable food al at s863s tor the
Year 1902. ag ainst so 5in 1899 and ss3.in5
slss6; that food & standsl
ss7 ae9l "a a. 1902 against q q 1893 and 73 III
sl896; that Tor il, Sstands II ca
san 1902 againSt in 1sss, and Is III 1895; 4
sthat for text IT andas &C 61 III 1902.
1aiinlst + 81 s1 in5 and s52 in 1906 ana
Etbe index nunber; Tor III q Rroupl deesie-5
SSeated Sundry M f eriials 81 lands az III
stnf 1902 inst a is 1895. and. Us ii
1922 Commenting upon these figures.
the statement says "a v fllear
during The sreater part st the year.
sand Il beef ruled IL june and July Iii rher
than q at any time 81 iince 1858.
Bee Itch pig iron rose from Der ton
to 5ss. III emb and a ropped ned
sto 5sss ttlAls end1 s. zths year.
lar 49, kiK III In ,s' TIE SUNNI sun 1u,r. 81.
sbnt lost the dvancel Oh Jute syas
stsea arers in1s scond Sha Il 81 th1 year:
me wool atltanred - 5-s per cent.
4 SIX iil ruled also hig allow, 81 M 5ils
md g nitrat 3, sss
se tin apon cosnra ercial eondi
stions . u se1portss
& s1rom th4 dom ysere ZONE
ssshat larger. which ~ principally,
ssiue 70 the md for iro 4
md some other osaitie 8, "a .fd
the Ereafer exports stt,s South 4 friea.
TIE shipnne On The 81 II il tj,
Ilndia AastrAlasia apa ns 8 apss lrren-sss
Tina Ir a3er1aa ~ m.
str1asa I'd u pre ssion eonsS
France bys :; col !. strike inns'
81 the aua ter. 81 oorn erops IN
Y the i world we're larg md supplv
of som other ties, 81 rtielnlas.s
lJys sugar Nee and cot ton, ssgass yerv
heavy, n IS
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& Arms a e 4aafounds my neek she kiee6d me-
he horrid sthing!! &
here wassa long silence. Aleen sat
down onsthe beach md began to punch!
the sand with her parasoll.s9
.sz5 ..Y ou are offended at me, i said.
seating myself beside her. 81:
E,' Il am hurt that Il should have be-
4 slowed my friendship On such i tri-;;
sder. AN hen did, this disgr eeful cpl
5s0de take ;plac Is
, Last evening 4
here n 81 L
4 cry near 81 here we are sitting. s 81
sE Il saw . spark OF sunlight refracted
from her eye ~ a tear. There was no
mista king It. 3s53
Aleen, Z, said, forgive me sss; 4
You have treated me shamefully I = III S;;
.;''A leen, 40 one SSin the wide world
save yo ss 'ss
The time for words had passed, and
1T was fortunate that there was some
thing besides words crowding In 3 to
take their place u put my arm about
her waist, drew her toward me and
Kissed ber \
burst Of merry nghter from be
hind child 's arms about my neck a
\ rosy mouth a ainst my cheek
sa ID, his the thing
The redheaded girl with d chalk conn
3plex inneI. q 10 kissed sme.
she il. 4,
j Aieen rose and n thout word
wal lked s. wa and crossed the board
walk and sin q D few minutes her He-:
/ treating figure as lost Thin the pors
tails ofs the hotel
she mac & q. asked my little friend.
adj doesn't express It'll Cant yo,,
And q word in yolr child d;s yoea bulary.
that will better describe her condis
tiOn sfs$s Il
NJ hat did YOU d do q
lad drawn her on to tterly con-
denim Wonian llo III build receive q.
kiss from u Id an Sto She was not
Seilga ged and Il hen kissed her ID myself s
acted very bad III M said to
sthesc ssaan6l shamed of
myself wish on ould to her
me and tell her 81
took her ha nd ID line aud led her
the hotel ii her
Gems anger
ssshould iille tos cool y eferred the
but the
mex nother ans''
indiss
posed tto oo1n
s{lXp o "a ma
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-08


July Saturday It amt much u II
used to be when We used to get ttogeth.
.er the whole neigh borhood down III old
Jefferson and hav the lleclarati ion Tead
-by Amasa ANGEL and havs a ashoutin'
soration given by u i'm ollins orI
lXenophon Dem sthenes OF some other
orator. To- be- sure We had Antiques
and Horribles and file crack kers and
lemonade and lots off sports but these
were subord rdinated and inferio red Ia
\ the \ oratin, exercises which had che
express right Of off slWa but didn't
US youngster hay the blood stirred up
as the Fourth Of July spo outer i Just il bore,
down Oh the impos ons off the British
tories 81. dur defend celessS Sco olonists and
5at$last when The quite eome was pictured
and the sritisfi }l lickell WI was
allowed ana expected to ma ke the 1 old
grove ring WITT with lp9laus and ii Gill
thusiasna; was a fine tflliid 3 ffor the
young and risin'' genera 81 "a. stirred
,''sm and they cou ldn' y fforg gety theI
glorious ourth was 1 fors and siIgq.nIifed.
But less your gull less heart, things
are al fferin II sno ~ q long time
Il 81 and the 5risin genera ion no ont
hav the declayatiio iion of our iina lienabIe
rites boned into en- and All the o,urtf
5is forE noWday priilncii iipall for firss
crack kers and noise and fun and sports
and Is gst loTilol,s dlrul,k ~ st5f'
q 2cosufse, X kn,otdy 'InS mum b3erS and
( not rtlSts sapBto o1sslng 1sn lerica today!
Scaii I'LL, rie y isl b eli 4 a,id not 81
half se W. M b l|s si,sl SsnIy
don't iiks R ~ sIEl y! a a Is
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& IJsyrIlt 81 81
b.
''7Is
away from 6 ora lions and the Declarat
ton ~ x; q s lndeRsnd ndene e;F
E.
moths tbat the hustl atls are the fels
lows O g. that na gettan good corn se
hoed mine g the garden nalf osea
times arld HoW f. it's all tassiln ont
renter tent mas sgeen tnro zonls NV tstn lat
1oar5 q nye Times lust goan anas 81
until its knee hlgn losirfn 9i Wy ~ y
lsaarssa Il tsll .sl
YOU my Sfarmsr tnat ets aay ytnlne nas
sot 81 WORK and f'te for ~ every ne e
mint ~ ainf nag A Gay tnlaf sprin
bat What WAS tltan lasi' g a Weeds 4, aI
81 tne lime Wnen its Wett1 Weatner And
its potato pnga q 1peat o and poison,
a' and dc'trnt Wofms g On yocr Dnshes and
apnls and worms = 4, on Ionr e app pies ana rs
.s, - !, .., &.
ana s. aasn, ana nles on 5
the old COW and horse, and lice on your
chickens, and it's sonnet thing to fite and
resist every mint. Il i cal kerlats that
this necessity of 6tin' all tie time de-1
ygelops some little; GOD for e # iit want
for he, We eds: Sout of corn the
No 3 1nu
49, s'..an ~ s.,l.sa y 81 ~. y. ,sl'1i s
pus & 80 49, soullh !. sloN lasl, .sl q
1, 4 s s9ss.' ~ u 4 .ssAo. so..o ..
n.n ~ 49, = .lAe snee & 49,. auu
~ 10y ny y u o .o 49, 8 ,as.1 !.
sss iol - = 'nIlss snu slp.s,A. -: 4
~ sus 80. ~ ~ s'aass o,'s
w y, y.s ano.,,yt ...l,, s.. 49, snss
- ID y. 80 81 ~ y.
rs. 80 & + s'.. I. sss..,.. u -. q
I, ~ ,.. 81. y,ls iss. ~ i.
~ w s...ys ss,,'1,., q 81 - Z y. 49,
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'FAR| B !! COLUlIN

Il One 0fs sthe boys y vas tellin' me that.
YOU didn't hay XII o 'go Z thousand miles
to And TIE big bsnst q lively com.
petition rite our NJ nlisslst He says
that since the lla one a h cosnps pstition
has showed up sso pop,l lar md riendly
and nice ma 90 able ins Austin that
sthelold monopoly .iisa ii attjn, own from
.its high horse 1 "a aand Il putin W out some
pains ID accomodate the people. ain'tt
forgot how ths lnMono1p q XIV turned down
tie farmers prop osition u q = y ysar :aooI
when us outsiders Nanted5 Eto get into
Austin at asdgger Va could stand and
We got the marble hesasrtt otHS when
we are goin, ssto5 5hav this ati low gger
the earth is offered Eus and barb wire ftoi
fence it ia. JIG don Il work hoWsomey
The mint that col petition hould let3
up Austin would be IS bad ~ worse ~
the soup So far % rates and convent
encee was concerned. never had
much suse for a u noono They are
like the hard, coal trust, wi thout any
feelin' 81 justice 81 81 consid sideration of
others. If they can Just play hog in
every thing and grind the people a. as
rs extort from 'em big profits and got
along with just . poor service N they
can invent, Il just suits en- 70 a dot,
And the only way 1to Get Ut 'ems and
make 'em listen iss sto slug en- hard
with compe petition. It's gettiif so nth
coal and oil and railroads and iron
1nanufacturs and such all owned md
run and oiled by trusts md mo-
snopohes as if the common people
weren't IN it but q little bit. /. " eve got
to bust and egulate 'em for self pro-:
lection or the jig IS up. 3ls3s
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-08

,H43 III that Monroe doctrine was &OO05I
eighty years aeo why amt it iastt q
rood nowp That means that Jncle|
sam has as business interferin III ths|
affai1s of European 81 governments Il, Il 1 and
innsfstin that European L goyernraussants
should keep ShIainds off 1faiirs II on thd|
American continent. I. 81 yIts asss,ely,erate
emphatic callys ana ,aus 81 peciiically that no
European sovernnei1 j M en- 81 tssnd q theil
political syst TENS sto .any portiion of|
either American cont y |, hoau,t ens
L fdangering our peace and hAppirle
Nov Europe III Ill lii hint fot
eighty years and lcalk 81 SCI
wa only hoid snug NJ ksep4 81 flial
in statug quo ii1idae6nits sly alid elyerlast.
ingly. It don't mean that gwe are ia
father all the debts and deyiltry of all
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-08

ours trul uly III n
s,5 a.s I IS GH AFM AIN.
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.lsSS S BEL ORE
II CEN NdEyT
4
Aleen end we're on ,l the beach

kleen end Izs,vere ~ the beach. s assss
roma 81 81 81 ,iss mors
rome e forgive than i ana Al She has
more heart q man ssets with justice,
roman with tennads q s5s.s S. ss$ssS
. q doubt 81 if3 any ] oman can sbe char
table sto anot her 81
can. q ben there Is an opporttupis
sty.s ] Will show yon.s 3SI
Iould yOn forgive 4 girl for permit
ting me 81 kiss her h " iitthout my being
Sshgaged IS her 81 5;1 n
would not i've If YOU did.,,5
y ..l y eil y turned. would You not
forgive me y, w
The man Is the str eT. de5 should
not take advanta Sc NC WON s weak
/ g }1ness. Az fion have 81, been SHINING
with
III should give YOU her ii ans il
would be do,ably guilt 4
girl who would 90 semean d herself
would not care 3 !
Don't blame her. y Oh have jnsst said
that you can be cha rita BILE 4
To To this the only reply was q brief
silence.
q suppose, B she said present. 1, vow
/ e eans5tell me Wna t sort of oking
thing she was. 35sI
Thing !? She was more than q thing.
& She was human being with l.Yitiall
hair, brown eyes and: i skin white 60
! milk 8
fsS & !. ~ mean che was ~ redhead dea Girl
18th atchaik comp ion. Z, & 3
s !. on1 ms the contrary she was VERY 5pret.
y.s= Z B
mi sere the cirrea ,.dr !. mes le4d.
sinE M }ssz
Hss8' So .gl' kiss? Or that came about
very Rtprally II. yo,l a seen II u q
SyQu Eouldnlt blane her. !,
~ klo blame her 4,
raid that y WA4sf
mn oppoff fpnlt yous tOalsl show mo
thatt yo1 esnld sb,es elm ble. 81
Y
elors q - "a htzSc cheek and
aI,s mid & the aaper
sans aessed and. TIL
|. simmer Not III me more
sahoats sthis bold
eonli ding. Her
sxoice w aats aeft anil d g. Get 50 inno-
fhaf N VI not W ait sfcls
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sss tnsm look like botanical
gardens. Prospects are still good
for a fine fruit crop.
We had two very fine sermons
on last Sunday, one by Rev. P. B.
Lanham at 11:30 8. M, and the
other by Rev. Mr.. Miller at 4:3C
in the afternoon.
Little John Adams ., the two-year
old son of Mr.. Mrs. II. A.
Adams, decided !. eek that he
would visit his 8 -dmother who
lives some two or three miles dis
tance. He started out early in the
evening, and got along fine until
he came to a large branch which he
did not like to Cross. 30 he turned
out into another road and was lost
in the woods. He was found about
five hours later, very muddy and
frightened. He was taken home to
his terrified mother who had been
looking the whole place over for
him.
l noticed a piece in your paper of
last issue about "duok hunting"
which made me think of q piece I
heard not long since from friend.
He said "that there was more ducks
in Grinnett county &c, than any
whore else, you can look up and
down the rivers and see them
floating by like rafts. One morn
ing he was out very early and
passed near pond and heard 8
noise. Going near he saw that the
pond was covered with ducks, and
frozen over holding them by the
feet. He made q slight noise and
they flew off carrying the pond
with them. From that day until
this no pond has been back there.
What do you think of that?
Mr.. w. F. Taylor, of Morgana
section, was in our quiet town last
week. He brings intelligence that
mad dogs are playing havoc down !
IN the fork, says "that they are
killing hogs and dogs" Not much |
lost in losing the dogs, especially |
if they belong to the negroes.
Mr.. T. B. Bailey "a bachelor)
is building, and repairing his old
homestead. This looks a little
suspicious, wonder whet he is fix
ing to do?
Miss Sadie Meriwether who is at
ending school in Millen, Ga, is at
,ome on the sick list. She is i'm
proving rapidly.
Mrs. T. NJ. Butler who has been
'isiting parents near Charleston,
eturned home last week, after an
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CLARK'S HILL.

WRITTEN. FOR LAST WEEK.
Dear ADVERTISER: The weather
continues bad, with plenty of rain
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JOHNSTON.
Happenings of Interest from Our
NeighEOring Town.

Happenings OF Interest from our
NeighGoring Town.
Our oil hill improves and the
yield now, within "a hours,is near
ly 1000 gallons.
Improvement in the way of new
yard.pailings and plank fences
add considerably to Lofts avenue.
The air is redolent with the per-
fume of blossoms from the vari-
GUS nurseries, apple, pear, plum,
peach, apricots.
Our ladies spend much time in
the vegetable and flower gardens,
and a common sight is to BEE
them crossing from one yard to an
other dividing seeds. bulbs and
plants.
Asparagus is being shipped and
brings from 65 to 90 cents per
| bunch.
The recent rain and thunder
| storm was unexpected, and as the
plows are stopped 8 large number
of our farmers visited town.
The picture agent is abroad and
it is picture or your life if it
were possible to be tored into OBJ
livion.
The entertainment on Friday
evening, given by the New Centu-
ry club, for the benefit of their Ii
brary, was largely attended.
The Johnston Baptist church
has succeeded in selecting new
organ, and at all early date the al
ready good music will be improv-
ed by sweeter toned instrument.
Mr.. Y. NJ. May has many, visi-
tors viewing his pens OF pretty
chickens.
A letter from Charlotte announ-
ces the serious illness of Mr.. ]. NJ.
Smyley.
A letter from Texas tails of the
very bad roads. Az there has been
a failure in the corn crop, farmers
are suffering for food for their
stock. A four-horse team can
scarcely pull small load two
miles. No farm work has been
done since October and even now
much Il the land is under water.
We hear much complaint of the
bugs OH grain, and rust on wheat
in this section. We used Paris
green ard lime last year to exter-
inmate bugs on potatoes and late
cabbage; nothing olse availed.
Another electric storm, quite
summer like, is Illuminating the
heavens as we write. No blowing
for several days.
Mr.. Is. F. Cullum died on his
way to Birmingham from New
Mexico. He had been at the for.
mer place for his health. His wife
and children here. A few days ago
his wife, Miss Bessie Waters and
two little children left this place
to join him in his home. The sad
news has reached US that he died
on the way. The deepest sympathy
is felt for the entire family.
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girls over his way, and no bache-
lors. That's more than can say
for this place. "Sol' says that they
have about seven girls to the fam
ily'. Here we have one girl and
seven bachelors to the family.
,4lrls are worth only one mllliop.
where he lives, bat here they retail
from three to five million each, not
because they are 80 fair and fine
Come again "Sol", and possibly
you cali get me to 90 back with you
and look at your pretty girls.
Whist was the matter with School
boy" laet week. INcoGNITUs.
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absence Of three months.

absence of three months.
Mr.. II. c. Middleton, of Augusta,
spent last Sunday at home.
Misses Carrie Talbert and Nettie
Bell, two charming Parksville
girls spent last Saturday and Sun.
day in our little town.
Misses Caddie Clark and Susie
Scott are visiting their cousin
Misses Maggie and Ola Taylor.
Mrs. r. H. Scott spent last Sun.
day with her mother. Mrs. Charity
Taylor.
Think that I'll call on "Sol'
soon. He seems to have plenty OF