The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

0r WHdt AoUeerQu1a Wa2 famous for er now you got to Kibbieloo. or what was worse. he never took, the trouble to learn them when he was quite grown up and married, and had children of his own. And the tune game so wnsn he bitterly regretted hia One lovely morning in May Mrs. Jenkins come sts Jeremiah and said she thought - ohildssp would De fore the suf s jnsr term ss began. % and that she wazfted to take them to kandes for week ts set some coun- An excelisnt ide4is said Jeremiah. too. said Mrs. Jenkine
 Jeremiah looked doubtful.
 My love. said he, I'm afraid we gre too busy at the office just now. But I'll tell you what will do; I'll come down over Saturday and Sum
 Every wsli.s' agreed Mrs. Jsnkius. rfow I'll 90 and tell the children
 We'll. of course. the children were excited at tae thought Of going Mss nlIzsbst heIf Henry, Msfs Jsns ana hi% sonn : Benjamin. Their mother told them Kandee was place where they could wear their old clothes and get as dirty as they liked so long as they pathed and put on fresh frocks for TSo days i-ter they said goodbye s9 father and drove ( fl to the station laden with hass and oandboFes On . note announcing tneir safe arrival and asked John Benjamin to post 1t But !. B. forgot.
 Jeremiah, however, did not worry, for he had said: Don't trouble to write if you are busy. dear. sssins I nhall join you on Saturday"
 So on Friday he sent a postcard that he would be with them some time Saturday y and not to bother to I Saturday i.;' morning, while at breakfast. Jeremiah took up fat railway guide to look up his train for kandee. and the first thing he saw was the following Monday, tickets. Kandes and return. S5.60, including boat from Ginaa-s
 q. oatI' said she to himself II had no idea we had to take boat for Kandee. certainly didn't ask Mary. but she quite near. And what friEhtfuliy high fare! Why. | never dreamed It would cost as much as this. Posltively. if hadn't sent Mary word to expect me: r z. and sixty cents lf's eutragecusi.'
 He was SO Mustered that he hurried on to pack his valisa without looking up anything more about his train ths XWkGtUkL08IEQ off at about 10 o'cloclx) and he carried his vaIise to the station himself 60 as ' on the station walls were huge pos. ters nicturing a red-funneled steamer steau1ing along oma beautiful blue sea and l1beled ..Excursion rates ts Kan
 Then he went to the window and asked for a cheap Saturday to Monday .as.Ss .svn,,;ii have I'd be quick" warned tha agent, train for Ginsa leaves in two
 But want to go to Kandse.. said
 aAI the Kandse boats start from Czingn," said the man sharply. Move on. please: you're keeping people walt
 Jeremiah gathered up his change, and stood looking about him like a little. lost dog, You see. as- he had never tried to learn any geography, he didn't know where KAndee was, or where GInea waas and everybody seemed too busy to tell him.
 Tken suddenly hearing the conductor call ssAn hboardi Ginga express for Karaee boat. No stops, Without waiting to think any more, Jeremiah rushed into the nearest. coach, bang went the door and off wBnt the trainl
 Now, if you were fully expecting to reach place in about half an hour. wouldnst you feel rather wor-