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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02

Apiece manicure sets,
containing polishcr. file.
button hook and cutlcle
knife in lined puffed box.
regular $l.oo set. RAn
Special at only y....-- SVO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02

Regular SIPS wool
Panamas. taffetas and
batistes, "a inches
wide. all desirable
shades. all high class
dress fabrics.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02

The tourist section of the Ladies
Literary club will meet Tuesday, De
cember 4, at the clubhouse. Mrs. Nc
MILAN will give a paper on 'The Eng
lish in India. The five minute talks
v-i he on Uydeyali
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A Beautiful Display

OF cut flowers today at the Flower
shop, under National Bank Of Repub.
lie. George j. Dwyer. manager.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-02

For ten days-big reduction in mil
llneryj all new goods; at Woman 5 Co
on % Enet Firet south
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-07-18
TIE ttsufDbau ttHtesfufbau Railway
The Greenville Herald of yestsrda,

The Greenville Herald of yesterday
Gays:
The talk ct the Interurbau Ia about
TO he rev1yed sEs!n. With the pro-
built from Anderson to Bolton, comes
tee announcement that the promoters
OF the EaBley line are by ho means 70.
naming idle.
Williamson. Pelxer aud other towns
between here and Beiton are deeply
Interested IN tho movement. A Viii
!iamston maa ir. the city yesterday,
talking of the luterurban, said that hie
town town vas ready at any time to come
forward with good stiff subscription
to help further the project. He OK.
pressed the belief that In two years the
road would be q reality.
"ihe success Of The Anderson Bel
ton line" declared the Williamson
man, will mean the immediate con-
structlon of the line to Greenville,
provided all tue towns along the route
Will do their part. Williamstou is on.
thusiastio over the trolley, and we arc
READY TO put up our share ut any time"
Ills known hero that e number of
Greenville business men have recently
interested themselves in the building
or the line srom Beiton to this city, ap-
prcciatinR the !olume Of business such
connection would bring to this city.
The great Middle West. which, has
been built and dotted with prosperous
towne, gives the great credit for its
9pbuilding and great growth to the
interurban trolley lines, which form o
net work overa wide area of that ter
ritory.
This State, too, has had come expe.
riance In the same direction. The
Aiken. Augusta line nets O splendid
| pronG, has opened up to towns along
the limo e vast volume Of new buei-
| ness,
,"Greenvills needs the interurban and
the aEterurban will be incomplete
| yglln@nt GreenvilIe terminus.n
Ihat's the declaration Of Green
| Vile man who ie interested in the pro.
ject. "This road will be built; not
only from Anderson to Gyeenville, bui
on to Paria Mountain, declared the
9reenvilte man. The Paris Mountain
line is most important, aud it may BE-
built before the arst tic is laid on the
l4Teonville-A Anderson line. The Parii
Mountain, Land Company 10 ready t
pnS un e. hsans EaaenovaF the Green
vile Traction Company says tho word
The last Gime Colonel Dawes was doWI
heEa be got intereated In the Pari
Mountain propagation" continued thu
InteEurhan enthusiast. "You know
the GEeonvflle Traction COMPANY and
Sta a!lieG corporations have considera
Die h0l1inRe In tho mountain neigh
boEhpoa; a0me fine apri0gs are on thei
property, and the Development OF
Hne Motel property up there wouldn'
eurpsise mo even o little bit. We ma,
wake up come morning and find
ToxeWay right at our d0or,."
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How TO Secure Sites for Federal Build.
-, lngs.

" Whenever an Act of ConRrees au-
th0tizes the ecquisition of @ site Tor a
propnaad nnhlir hnildine--.eksstthesk B.;
purchase or gift-the Treaeary BE-
partment invites, through an a6lyep-
ttsemens inserted in o local newspaper,
bids FOR the sale. or pr0positions Of
o0hation, and directg that the came be
submitted TO the 2acreta.y nf che
assssy Treasury Ct Washingteo: This ad-
TO the. approximate dimeneiOns OF the
alto required and the general condi-
tto1g and requirements az will enable
lnte!lige0t preparation and submiaaion
of htde or oRars. 49,. -,
The bids bids a1a 0HHeeaas 0HHteeaas obtained in ihie
way are opened at tae Treasury De-
pastme1t In Washington at the time
stated In thu advertisement, and as
coon thereafter es prsotiesblo an agent
or the department do sent to make O
personal ekaRlnatiee os ce tt.1ee t.t1e V10peEtie
offered, and upon this report, toEsther
with Representation. Ii wiring from
other s0sarcss, this Department. makes
esioot!op, conditioned, nevertheless,
enae the title to the 7psoperty ba an
proved BY the Attorney. General. i.
w nan sh9 Ia:A !. 1a166 avQuifui on
which buildings are situated whioh are
reserved by the party selling, notice 20
remove ehe same. L. given after the
Land has been actually acquired and
title approved. ~: = :, -
! ! Whenever the Department. is unable to
Obtain an acceptable Bite at q reasona.
Ole price dA tho enannef above outlin-
%. ~ frequently Hakea eeAection and
authorizes the DeDartRaent OF Juatice
70 begin and prosecute condemnation
pr9esedinge "a which the price to be
Dasd Judicially determined. -
HAe soon as practieablo sfter the ac.
qltsition OF tho site, plans for the pro-
posed building are prepared and a
c9neraes let Tor the construction there
OF, ...1:.E l.. M. SHAW.
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Mr.. .Crayton has nearly all his life
lived in Anderson, and has been closely
identified and prominently connected
with the social, agricultural and poli:-
ical life of hie town, hia county and
his state. Few men have contributed
of their section, nor has his influence
and usefulness been merely local. II
has boon Statewide.
Ia the yerious public poeitions he
has GO crcditably filled he hae been
thrown. in intimate association with
tho leading men Of the State, aud has
become widely and favorably known.
+ Mr. CEayt0n was born In Gresnvslle.
F., =; e: e: a in jaiy. 1920. and 10 therefore
In Greenvilfe. and at the age of l8. en-.
tered Fairview Academy, In Green
yilie County q high school eond1cted
by Rev. John BoRgs. who in his dsy
vas o noted teacher and prominent di.
10 1883 he came g Anderson as; 40 q
clerk aor hie uncle. the late Rev. b. r.
ASnl@in. He retained this. clerkehiE
bueiueas cn Nr. Mauldin'a removal e
Calhoun; !; G: This bueineas 'was con
In 1o4b the town was swept by fire
Mr: Crayton wRs absent from home
anu on HE return found his store burn
ed. 69t more Of bis goods eaved ant
placed II the jury room Of the Cour
ston they were afterwafds removed {,
the conrt room, which he used 40
store room till HE new store was erect
90: Rather than disturb htn, Isas;
Johnson convened the court on t6
piazza Of the Orr House, then kept b,
Capt. J. B. Benson. At the tine O
fae ha are. remsrkable 70 say, the tow
! After the war, gathering the fraa
ments Of once handsome estate. Mr
Crayton again began business, asso
ciat.Dg With him bis SOD, 8, n. GRAY
f0n, AID. son.in.law, D., 8. Maxwell
IAls business was continued until
lew years ago, when MT. Crayt9
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE Ct
this Office. Cheap.
Call GA ar Writ Ra


Call Ga or WE5fn ne
When you want Farm or Timber
Lands or Town Property In Oconos
County or vicinity. will make yos.
+. Is. ALEXANDER, Real Estate
Agent, Walhalls, @. C.
"NcCormIck" Mowers will cus where
all others fall. The large wheels, the
Wide wheal-base and the long PssEnan
Rod enables tho operator to run this
machine In rank or thick graag, pea
vines, &c., &hef0 NO other meohlnos
will run. Sullivan Hardware Go. are
tho General Distributing Agents for @n-
Cormlck Mowers. - -. :. j.. -.
Eesl lHap9ndine Daen. -.
Tho feeling OF impending aooua In Tho
minds Of many victims OF 'Bright'a'd
ease and diabetes has been changed to
thankfulueas by the heHeht derived from
taking Foiey'5 Kidney Cura. 1t will
cure incipient Bright's disease and diH-
befes and even In The Worut cases givez
comfort and relief. Slight dtsofJeS srs
! nnYed In 9 Hsw days. "11 Z had diabstes in
lts worst FORM" writes hdariou Leo oa
Dunreath. Ind. ~ tried eight phyai-
CLANS without relief. Only three bottles
OF Foley,s Kidney Cure made me a we'll
man." Evens Pharmacy -
Reyairs and Supplies OF all kinds fol-
Farm Machinery and Ginneries ar0csx.
1ied by Sullivan 8dw. Go,
When you want q Cane MIL or an
l Evaporator. call on Sullivan Hdw. Go.
MONEY tn LOAN-A fow s.,uasant
dollars to lend on Land for clients, Ap
ply to b. T.. Martin, Attnrney.at-IASg.
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withdrew. and devoted himself to
farming, but has since gave this M.
From 1854 till 1879 Mr.. Crayton diS
@ privte bankias business in connec-
ton With bis mercantile business. In
1879 the National Bank Of Andersen
was organized. Mr. Crayton was one
of the corporation, and Il director, tiN
in 1891.
=, At the beginning of the war Mr..
Crayt closed out his business ant.
Joined Orr's Regiment Of Rifles, OF
which he was appointed Quartermae-
ter. This position he had 10 resign OF.
account Of his health. Later, he wac
appointed by Jeffereon Davis Coz fed.
crate states depository at this place,
amounts Of money and bonds.
In 1862 Nj. Crayton was elected TO
the Legislature, and reelected in 1864.
In 1856 he went to GreenyiIle, S. c.
to attend call meeting of the leeis~
lature, which meeting was prevented
by Stoneman's raid.
He was reelected when Orr wes
made governor, and served two years
serving four years. and was O repre-.
sentative of that body at the York..
town centennial.
For many yenrs he owned herd OF
blooded cattle, the Jerseys being hie
speciality; and his "3eneroetee Stock:
Farm had a reputation that went be-
yond the State.
Mr.. Crayton was the leading spirit in
| organizing in 1868 the Anderson AgEi-
! cultural and Mechanical society,"
| whose annual fairs are still remember
ed. y
Mr. Crayton was president of theic
society as long as he could serve, ana
his success In it's management doubt
less led to his being made president OF
tho State Agricultural and Meohani-
cal society, which position he FLIED
for five years with eminent ability
He was also for many. years q gnena.
Der Of the State Board Of AgricuI-
ture.
| Mr.. Crayton's public spirit led him
to take o lively intereat In the building
of the G.. &, g. railroad, to the capital
stock Of which he was liberal cub
soriber. He is father OF the stoct
law.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-07-18
Col cfayfon Entertaius His Friends on
Ills S7th Birthday.

Col: q. F. Crsytcn, one of Anderson's
most honored old citizens. entertained
the ladies Of the Civic Association and
the W.. g.. Il. u. last Wednesday after
noon, in honor 0f his 87th birthday.
His handsome home on Calhoun street
was testefully decorated for tho occa-
sion and floral offerings sent by the
Civic Association added to the beauty.
Chae. Poore's orchestra Furnished
music for the occasion, and after an
evening spent long to be remembered,
the guests took their departure. wish
ing the grand old gentleman many
happy returns.
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J. e Five fosks Ueloa. :.

: I i, Five Forks Union No. /, will meet
:ae tho hall on next Saturday evefins :
tat 3 o1clook. The pricing Of tie com.
INF eottpn crop will be oae aaong the
thtngo % come up before the Uni5n
ALI me@bers aYEed toabe present.
!: :y,..: }$.y5, /, II. T.. Wakefield, Pres.
IS P:. ..S> : = i%,E5 w. g. Casey, SEQ.
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- Six men are sentenced to hang
in Ahis State on August 3rd. X ID Il
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!, ,eUrlRvIson.

esSetteM ~ eupersisof f6e Ande<son County Snh,
3sst tto tle Qst p9inaks 5ssSS
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JUDGE on, rBoBATI.

J. 7 kaseSY nnaesheSnr q ezeaidsts dcr ths
eNe6 of J&1Ee ~ Ffseaso 6te1Aadstpo1 COsiatv.
s% y. i ia, vAEbiVkR
z: TIE uSdsns3eae& respectfully aanoaloan htnrsii
z canaidsse for ths oMse of JsdEs q Probate @f
iiA4ndstsea ossniy. sabdsos - Ne fe10 sf tbs
I - y. p1uItaR xtcHorson. :
\ ! bsgskY esnssses ;nySsls Q sssaIssse fe. ths
$3.50 sf EfehAse In1Se fsf AnAssSsu CoaafY. ead
=. u 15j$a i!l& ~ a D. ri. 1trS0EII. :
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! tHRNAToR,

s'Et.
J:E pREA AzEAz.E 10 hsrohy annoessed q .
tox ths Senate ffon this OeaRay. sahj eel
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Local II eyVyyss {, " s. ;,
WEDNESDAY. JULY IS, 1906.


4r. Oven Mckinney has returned
tscn: : sS!ss::asias;;rrslia sS!ss::assias;rlia.
Mics Lily Long, Of Honea Faith, is
Visiting In she city.
Mrs. 8. II. Provost has returned
1ress visit to Laurens.
oil. Arnold is building o neat resi-
dence on East Orr street.
The State Campaign party will be in
Anaeraon Friday, August SS.
Ks. and Mrs. Prue Clinkscales have
returned from their bridal trip.
Miss Parthenie Mettze, of Gaffney.
10 IN the city visiting Mrs. J. 8.
.Mra. j: w. Miller, Of Ninety Six, ia
street.
Mr: Raymond Beatty has purchased
Ihe brokerage business Of Mr. J. l..
Farmer.
K. D. Senn has purchased q half in
tereSt IN the furniture business Of II.
The fountain on the Court House
square will coon receive ita fiuiehing
touches. -. ''--.., ...
Arss. Frank Bellinger, of jackson.
Mias., 10 Waiting her mother, hire. A.
z. Provost. .
Miss Tweet.e Mahaffey, OF Green.
v1iie, is IN the city visiting relatives
and fEtenda, @,.y..3.',.1 .,-.-> ....a -.
Thsse will be o reunion of the Bur
T1ss 9amily at Mountain Creek Baptist
!: Laag Neshitt, q note1 bass. ball play
81, OF Columbia, iR in Anderson eIiia
week Waiting friends. ; ~. :
Solicitor G.. B. Timraerman,, OF L, Lex !,
ingsoa. is in tho city. Ha is grad.
uEae 1e tho Old 2. NJ. l.. ~ - > -.
= Mrs. sAnnfe sGatamel ia butIdfps a
hanaecme hauea at the corner of Eo-
csefy, and Eant tsfreea, ,...; -. :.
i ~, T.. N. ,Gasr has been confined to
hie heme on aecoans Of Illness, but C
seDostsd bettof today. fE;'& =. '' - :
g. g. Langston brt On d Mondaay,, so,
ChaSlesson, where the Press Assccia,
eaen mssta this weak. ! VI ~ ;.
The annual easas 4 sneeting or ths
III Sai5yana Methodist Church. will Ia
held st Central. s.. e., August j to ia
There will ,hs an sals.day s:ngipe q,
New RHpspsct Cssslreh on ,the ,fhird
snnaayass snsg.s be, lpnl ie ia ia'
lE3 Aev. ~. g. Neville, 1see Clinton Col
sns' ssis'p hsnns GnnEeha 81 next 'ess Sunday at u
4 Csmete1y Esaper; MOI Connuell deservaeI
Epfa1ee for EhH seat gnoI, dikinn os S75T
tshing eonfeess q. szitaAh 3 Silver Bro6l
H. Jetten. ng Gresnvills. e Who lii,
been SXspend!s,E; aonaa3 time D; with hi!
Enn9Ghea tn tRisa CITY, has refnrned 81
IIreenYlIle. s. S
The ananai. reunion OF CO. = F, ell
lsfegtment 8, G.. vi; will DO held "a
lEaIeWell anstitute on Wednssdsy
August 8th next. ~ .; s$ s.S r. s.* 81
II I..: Frank Ca.nanter Gaa ,l,ta.a.z. t... ii s.
EA pogision as Railway mail clerE aas
IDS funnfHg foy the praBent! betweAE
Andersen and McC Cosmicks 1.;:f s.%s q
The Asscsndants of the zlatos Roa
ssmondS q. Wyatt viii hold sheiI xaasii5
fTeunianl att James e. Wyat;'s. tWs
tntlea aenth Of y iEasley, on Jnla stths8I
keepsr for t6s 8: 4. "a Jones &C; g.. I,s IS,
sfeaiEn1G and loUH 40 EYsrfSa To fNkt
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

liahed until the PriAaSy Elsetion for Five Ooilsrs
.-EAYAnLs ~ ApvAzcA Don't ssk O. 10 credit
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Eou win % you do mot 800 line bafore
buying; crsx Ruga, Squares and Crsx
feospeesaly adapted % BE that YOU
saline It. q tssi# .*s s%as| 1 ~.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1906-06-29

Until motor vehicles have wings. we
have heard it said. they will always be
an eyesore, an earsore and nosesore
While not prepared to accept that
view, at any rate, as a condition of
things likely to last. we must admit
that the accessories Of modern life In
general are placing greater and greater
strain on the facilities OF the indi-
vidual- His eyes are strained by the
intense artificial lights, his ears are
worried by the unnecessary din Of the
streets and his nose is offended by the
vaporization of offensive fumes of oil
or by the fetid air of the tube" That
simpler life appeals 10 him more than
ever which removes him from the mad
dening sphere of the inventors activi-
ties.
Still after all, the human machine
is wonderful in its power Of adapting
itself to new environment, and just
as few now look upon the railway, as
was formerly the case, as a really
offensive invention. so In time to come
the present dlstresses inflicted upon US
by modern ingenuity will gradually
disappear, partly by the process of
adaptation and partly by improvements
resulting in mitigation of the kind Of
evils referred to.
One thing at least may be said, and
that is on no account should modern
invention be tolerated. however con.
venient 1t may be in one direction. un-
less it satisfies hygienic requirements.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1906-06-29
For Forcing Tobacco Plants
HIGH-GRADE
TOBACCO FERTILIZER
10 per cent. Peruvian Guano.
sEEDS-ClOVsr, Timothy, Blue Grass,
Orchard Grass, Red Top, Millet
And Grin pson Glover.
SYRACUSE PLows AND
CASTINGS.

The Syra Arch Sieel-Frame Syracuse
Spring Tooth Lever Harrow, with
detachable points, which can be renew
ed for 10c each,
0ld's Tubular Self oiling Steel Axle
Wagons. Howsrd's Patent Wagon
Spring, Oliver Chilled Plovs, Minor
& Horton, Farmers Friend and Hill
side Plows, Plow Wood and Castings
Of all kinds. A full line Of Baildefs'
and Farmers Hardware.
We are sgents for .he SHERWOOD
STEEL HARNESS. No sinQletrees
te strike horses legs or to bark the fruit
treeA Can be used for eli kinds Of
farm work
Bone Dust, Ammonist, d Bone snper-
Phosphate, Potato Gusno, Corn Gusuo,
huriate Of Potash, Nitrate Of Soda,
KANT. s O, Rock and Plaster.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1906-06-29

this acquaintance CT yesterday, with
whom already he is more than half In
love, Miss Hardeastle. | have fan.
cy, was called fair-but no. you are
fair, in the true painters acceptation
Of the word. She was-I am certain
l could get a likeness Of you at this
moment. il there were light enough to
draw. One little line more in profile.
With an artists privilege. Severne's
hand rests for seconds space upon
her coils Of silken hair. 'You will
give me first sitting tomorrow. will
you not?"
And her eyes are dark. for certain.
Sir John, | like the face Of your own
correspondent There is something
one could rely upon about that mouth.
In spite of all the terrible things you
have said about blne-stockings. | don't
think l shall be very frightened to
make the acquaintance of-of-" out
came the words with an effort-"Nliss
Hardcastle. your sweetheart"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1906-06-29

The critics Of women while since
were roundly rating us in and out Of
season for our friyolity. Now we are
growing too serious. When we prattled
of nothing but bridge and motors and
tittle-tattled scandaIwewe described
as feather-brained. Now we are called
dull and precious" because, after a
course of half dozen lectures on
Plato, we all try to be a little philo-
sophical. Surely there is no reason
whatsoever why we modern women
should not be quite bright and anus
lng and still have souls above petrol
and gossip and gowns.-London World.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1906-06-29
HOMEMADE LAND ROLLER.

Get four old moving machine rollers
and two moving machine axles and
have the blacksmith weld them. This
will make the axle for the roller, which
will be seven and one-half feet long.
Fc- the Stats, take oak scantling two
and one-fourth by four and one half
cut In lengths three feet four inches.
The stats are fitted around the wheels
and fastened with wagon tires instead
of bolts at the end Of each roller. The
frame is made of three-feurth scant-
ling mortised together and fastened
with bolts. In this way, you can make
n roller at small cost equal TO any ysu
can buy for twice the money. It Is
easy running and with care will last
a lifetime. have had one for nire
years and it is still good.-Chas 4.
Umoselle.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1906-06-29

A colored clergyman in Georgia was
performing the service of baptism re
Gently when he paused in the midst
of the service to inquire the name of
the infant. With pleased smile the
proud mother replied:
We is goin' to call de chile Shady"
''Shadyr repeated the minister. "Oh.
l see. It's a boy and his name is to
be Shadrach.
No, sab, it amt on boy. It's girl"
why give such name to a girlY
ITS dis way, sab. Our names
Bower, an nah husband thought 1t
would be a fine thing to call her Shady.
Shady Bower sounds kinder pretty"
Success Magazine.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1906-06-29

II is stated in Paris, where they
know a thing or two, that the Kaiser
is shortly going to visit Alsace-Lor-
raine. where. however, he will abstaiS
from anything in the way of demon
stratioh." But surely it will be demons
stration enough for his Majesty simply
to make his appearance in the con.
Quered provinces, as who should say.
MY Lordship there's none to dispute.
He has little BIT of chateau at Ur.
Vile, in Lorraine, but the imperial pal
ace which was to bo built at Strasburg
what has become of that?-London
Chronicle.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1906-06-29

Where the Kings writ Does Not Run.
If you are on the lookout for an
Alsatia-a refuge where the kings writ
does not ru and no rates o; taxes
need be paid-you will do well TO make
a bid for Lundy Island, which is TO be
put up for auction towards the end Of
the year. Lundy Island lies just where
the Bristol Channel broadens into the
Atlantic, and has been curiousiy missed
lowing to its smallnessl by officials
who map out England with a view to
revenue. Many tourists land on
Lundy Island from the steamers that
ply from Ilfraoombe or Clovelly; but
not all Of them realize that they are
in the Land Of Nowhere.
In many provinces of India the cobra
is still worshiped, and not only wor-
shipped, but pampered and protected.
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HE AND HIS FR1ENps.

Tom-"well, what do you think.
herr"
Dick-"Nice girl, but isn't she q
reservoir
Tom4aYsu bet she is. 81
served for me. Boston Transcril.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1906-06-29

II you meet a woman who strongly
suspects that she is heanty. ask her
earnestly if all her family are beau.
Baltimore American.