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Evening journal., 1907-11-23
Social and
Personal

Mrs Harry Melon has returned to
her home in this city after a visit TO
friends in Chester.
Miss Edith Butler has returned to
her home at Essinston after spending
the last two weeks with friends here.
with friends in this city
Mrs Joseph r. Martin is visiting
friends in Chester
Miss Margaret Clark has returned to
her home at Chester after a visit TO
her aunt. Mrs. S. *. Anderson.
w Scott Wells is on a cunning trip
10 Elsmere and vicinity this week.
Mrs. A. y. Conner and Mrs. Charles
Clifton Of FELTON,. were recent visitors
here.
Miss Edna Dill has returned TO her
home ut Willow Grove after spending
a month in this city.
Mrs. John p. Scotter has removed
from Leirsic 10 this city.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Thomas Bucbson and
SON. Walter. of Loipsic. are the guests
of friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Morris have
been spending several days with
friends at Georgetown.
Miss Mabel Jones has returned form
a visit to Dover friends
Mr.. and Mrs Edmund Mag have
been visiting relatives at Dover.
David u Hancock. of Dover was
called TO this city recently on account
Of illness Of a relative.
William b. Watson has been visiting
in this city.
Alfred Taylor and Charles Anderson
Magnolia
Miss Moille Sterling is the guest Of
Miss Katherine Grace at Magnolia.
Colonel ID. p. barnard and daughter
have been visiting relatives at Wyom-
ing
AIrs.R. J. Lindale. of Wyoming, has
been visiting friends here.
Edgar Harrington has returned from
visit to his parents at FELTON,.
Mr. and Mrs. David Casperson have
returned to their home here after n
visit TO friends at Feltcn.
Miss Eloise Martin has returned to
her home at Chester after spending
several DAYS with friends in this city
james r Eyer is quite in with ty-
phoid fever at his home at Green Hill.
Miss Lowber and Elizabeth Lohand
Of Milford. are visiting friends in VIII
mington and Philadelphia.
Miss Marion Draper has been visit
ing Miss Delima Wilson at Milford this
week.
Wilbur Prettyman spent part of this
week with Milford friends.
William Carr and Frank O'Neil have
returned to their homes after spending
geveral days at Staytonsville.
Thomas Lekites. of Glendale. was a
visitor here this week.
John Kaiser IS the guest Of his par
ents at Georgetown.
Charles Hurley has been visiting his
parents at Milford this week.
Mrs Albert Jamison and son, Lacey,
Of this city. are the guests Of her par
ents at Georgetown.
w. b. Prettyman, of Denver. Col, IS
visiting his father, at Minquadale
Home.
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
SMALL PROPERTIES
CHANGE HANDS

Several small properties we're trans
ferred and recorded since Wednesday
at the Office OF the city registry clerk
They were as follows:
William II Porter to John w Taliey
No. COS West Seventh street, S35OO.
The same property by Talley to Eva
f. Porter $500.
Rebecca ]. Cleland 10 Benjamin j..
schwartz. Nos. 416 and AIS East Four
teenth. $4,000.
BENJAMIN J. Schwartz and wife to
Frances Winniker northwest corner
Second and Walnut streets, $4,000.
Margaret Murine. estate, TO Albert
w. Posey, Nos. 72i East Sixth and 5O4
Church street. $1,000.
Eugene NJ Savers to Hugh J. O'Hara.
north side Of Front street east Of Pop
lar, $3.50.
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
Given a Surprise Party.

Earl Allen was given a surprise party
Tuesday evening at his parents home,
Rose Hnl. the occasion being his fifteenth
birthday anniversary. quite a number Of
his young friends were present and a
very pleasant evening was spent by ALL
Among those present were Bessie shelton.
Bertha Fowler Mabel Fowler, Mary
Fowler, Edna Goodman. Eleanor Dietrich
Lille Dunning. Virginia Allen. Hazel AL
len. Sadie Betz, Lizzie Cochran Ray w.
Grinenburg. Henry w. shockley William
Tibbltt, Paul Tibbitt Floyd Kerns,
Samuel Kerns. Clarence Fowler. Johnny
Engel Willie Dunning, Leon DIETRICH.
James Hollise, Earl Allen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Barrett Mrs. r. Allen e. II.
Fowler J. W. Dunning and Nlr and Mrs
II. s. Allen.
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EniovahIe Masauerade.

on Tuesday evening last c. z. Beckett
was given en- enjoyable masquerade party
on his sixteenth birth day at the home OF
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John +. Beckett
at Third and searles streets. Those pres
ent were Misses Helen Mullin. Anna
Gates. Marion Brilely, Helena Nlammele
Florence Hull, Mary Doherty. Mrs Tat
man, Margaret Elliott, Catherine Dono-
hoe, ]. G. Fehrenbach, Jr.. Walter HUI
bort. Walter Davis. Clarence McGuiggin,
Compton wills. Henry r. Derrick. Charles
Weatherly, Frederic Dunn, Alfred Kienle
and George r. Beckett
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
An EvenIna WIth Music.

Stanley Baker, the well-known Gospel
singer, who recently entered upon a lee
ture course, will entertain in Grace NJ. z.
Church on Thanksgiving night under the
auspices Of the Sunday School OF the
church. "The Spice of Life" is the title
OF the entertainment and it win consist Of
song story and moving pictures The en-
tertalnment gives every promise Of be-
ing an enjoyable one.
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
Rohinson.Vaat.

Miss EVELYN II. Robinson and How
ard p. Vest we're married at the brides
home, No. 500 Grant avenue on Thurs
day evening by the Rev Alexander
Alison, Jr. Only the relatives and a
few friends Witnessed the ceremony.
Among those present we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Brown. Miss Jessie Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. George stark. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stark. Clarence stark. Mrs.
Franklin Hoopes. Mrs. Rowland c.
Evanson. OF Philadelphia, Mrs. Harry
Tatman and Miss Bell.
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
At Chester Ten.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Banks enter
tanned number of relatives and
friends at tea at Sunnyside Farm. near
Chester, one day this week. Among
the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Mills. John Mills and Benjamin Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Banks. Edward
= Mills. Miss Bella Banks. Miss Mary
Emma Mills. Alfred L. Banks, Of this
city.
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
100000 Families

Live in the smaller towns and
rural districts Of this country.
These people are entitled to
the best attention Of our finan-
eisl institutions. To those liv-
ing in Delaware and adjoining
states, we offer all the advan-
tages Of our splendid organ
ization for the transaction Of
Banking and Trust business.
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eranas supner Toniaht.

The supper which was to have been
held by West Brandywine Grange in
Grange Hall. Talleyvilie. on Thursday
evening. was postponed until this
evening The menu viii be the best
possible.
Evening journal., 1907-11-23

John w Crawford OF Clifton Heights
was a visitor here this week.
Mrs William II. Carson. Of Port De-
post. has been spending several days
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
Miss ouinn elvsa Tea.

Miss Grace Quigg WIN entertain Mrs.
George W. Sparks, Mrs. Hugh c. Browne
and Mrs. William F. Robinson. Jr.. at
tea this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1907-11-23

At the recent Single Tax conference in New
York, where gathered prominent Single Takers
from all parts Of the country. it was decided to
conduct a campaign in Rhode Island similar to
hat pursued in Delaware some years ago. Per
haps the Single Takers viii have better luck in
little Rhody than they had in Delaware The
New England State will doubtless witness a
spectacular canvass. the flood Of oratory and del
nge OF Single Tax literature
Evening journal., 1907-11-23

Army worms are so numerous he
ween Campbell. Mo. and Nenaons. Ark.
that railway traffic has been interrupt
ed, the worms making the rail slippery.
Evening journal., 1907-11-23

LONDON, Nov. 2s.-sir Thomas
Barlow, physician to King Edwards
household, made a long examination OF
the Premier, Sir Henry campbell-Ban-
herman, at Downing street ana an
official announcement was subsequent
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
visitina Rector at ST. Matthews.

Visiting Rector at st. Matthew's
The Rev A. G.. V. Cartier rector Of
ST Thomas Church. Philadelphia, viii
he the preacher at ST. Matthews
Church. Chippcy street tomorrow
evening
Evening journal., 1907-11-23

Major ]. Warner Reed has been the
guest Of Or. William Marshall at Mil
ford this week and they enjoyed the
cunning.
Evening journal., 1907-11-23

Now that the Hon. John L. Sullivan is out for
Roosevelt for President the next nomination
should be settled Perhaps he fancies that he has
given Knockout blow to Wall street.
Evening journal., 1907-11-23

Advertising rates on application.
No attention paid 70 unsigned communications
Evening journal., 1907-11-23

This newspaper Is on sale regularly every newsstand
IN wilmington and the principal towns IN tfe Stete OF
Delaware; also az Broad Street station ana Twenty-
fourth and Chestnut Street Station Philadelphia, ia
Evening journal., 1907-11-23

As was to be expected, the shrcwd politicians
who directed the ant-liccnse campaign in lower
Delaware do not propose to form a third party.
They got what they were after in the recent fight
Sussex, and they know that a new party. built
the defeat Of the license forces in Kent and
solely on prohibition lines, would not make
strong showing at the polls. Besides. there has
been a third party in Delaware for some years
The Prohibition party
Evening journal., 1907-11-23
PRESIDENT HAS THEM GUESSING.

HE opponents of the President arc confront
\ ed with another vexation According to a
Washington dispatch, everything must wait until
Iaft's return, and Taft has been summoned home
for a conference with Roosevelt The President.
they say, is keeping his plans "in the dark as
long as possible and proposes TO make the poll
hcians and his opponents guess AS a result of
this policy the opponents of the President do not
know whether to line up to fight Taft, assumed
10 be the Presidents choice as his successor or to
begin 10 fight Roosevelt himself The dispatch
says: "Ihe President, no doubt. believes that II
he should come out at once with a statement TO
head OFF third term movement his political op-
ponents, represented by the rcactionarics, the
conservatives and the whole maleiactor element
In politics and business would Immediately reap
an advantage. They would know that Mr..
Roosevelt was out of the race for good and be
lble to lay their plans for the defeat Of the man
whom Mr. Roosevelt might choose for his sue
ressor." In short, the contest would be narrowed
and the mist Of uncertainty that envelopes every
Republican camp in the country would probably
disappear"
This, of course, is perplexng position for the
opponents of Mr.. Roosevelt But why do not
hey begin their plans to defeat the President or
anyone that he might favor? It is certain that
before the convention gathers Mr.. Roosevelt
will have pronounced favorite and the "conscr-
natives" could start already to unite their oppo-
sition. If they tell the President that his course
perpexes them, as they have done in the fore
going dispatch, the President may continue his
present tactics, much to their dismay.
Evening journal., 1907-11-23

Bargains IN fine quality, slieht-
ly shop worn silver plated hol-
ioN- ware. AS good as fresh
pieces would be after "A weeks
wear
In a line Of best French China.
which we propose 60 discontinue
In Silver novelties OF various
kin Is.
N Sterling Toilot-ware. broken
patterns
IN odd pieces Of Rich CUT
Glass Bowls. Crsamcrs, Vases.
Tunblers, etc.
In q variety Of Clocks.
In Watches of ino q1aliJy.
slightly larger than those now
sought after for hoth men and
women
In oil Lamps. Globes and
Shades
See Our Windows.
sale to continue until Decem-
ber First
Evening journal., 1907-11-23

Gilbert S Jones. Business Manager.
Fourth and Shipey Streets, Wilmington Delawar
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THE EVENING JOURNAL uses the United Press News
Service, received in its editorial rooms over special
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The eEvening Journal
The EVENING JOURNAL COMPANY

Directors and sole stockholders: Robert s. sare'
.lnann
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FINANCIAL
FINANCIAL
WILMINGTON SECURITIES

Reported by F. D. Lackey & Co..
Bankers and Brokers. s4s Market street
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TERMs oF SUBSTITUTION

BY mail postage prepaid. $500 year, or rs cents
month payable advance BY carrier. six cents wee@
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Name

Last
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N. W. Cor. Ninth and Market SIS.
Wilmington, Del.
Capital and Surplus. si.OOO,OOG

Acts as Executor. Administrator
Trustee, Guardian, Agent, Attorney
Assignee, Receiver or any Fidueiary
Capacity.
Evening journal., 1907-11-23

New York once: 604 Cambridge Building Corner Firth
Avenue and Thirty third Street
Chicago ofce 81 Boyce Building
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-12

the open drain in rear Of the stores
as we'll as the consideration of mac
adamizinfi Main street. The excavat-
ing Of Main street for this purpose
will give the dirt to fill up the drain.
This council had a census of the
town taken. the first one by the town
IN IFS history. This addcda number of
names to the street tax list for the
town and poll tax payers to the school
district.
The council knows that it has not
been able to please every one but
then That was not to be expected.
They tried to lo their duty as they
saw il. No one can do more. This
council received about $4,000 from
their predecessors, they will turn over
to their successors about $1500.OO.
The receipts of the outgoing "city
fathers" were over $220O.00.
AT the election for town officers
today only 1G votes were cast, of
course elccting the ticket nominated
two weeks ago.
Mr.. Ed. Mathis of Whitmire spent
Easter with his parents.
Mrs. VIM. Werts of Mountville is
visiting her children Mrs. T. S.
Wheeler and Mrs. S. NJ. Mathis.
Mrs. K. Baker of Greenwood and
two children are visiting the home
folks this week.
Mr.. Earnest Mathis, of Batesburg,
spent Easter at home.
Miss Stevens of Whitmire is visit
ing Mrs. Caldwell.
Mr.. Y. M. Brown came down with
the boys to the game of ball at New
berry last Friday and spent the time
till Monday at home.
Miss Emma Bell is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. T. S. Caldwell.
Mrs. B. Krcps, Of Columbia, is WIS.,
iting her son, Rev. M. O. ]. Kreps.
Mr.. T.. r. Hunter was in town on
Wednesday.
Messrs. w. II. Wallace and j. G..
Goggans were in town on Tuesday
your scribe had "pop" call from
each.
Mr.. John Johnson and wife of
Newman, Geogia, are visiting in Pros
perity and vicinety.
The "little folks" will have a
pound party at Mrs. ID. W, Boland s
Friday afternoon, April 12.
Miss Hattie Counts of Hickory
i Grove, N. c., is visiting her uncle
Mr.. Geo. G. Counts Of the Monticello
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South Carolina Notes.

Henry Irving, young white farm
or, OF Lancaster county, was killed
ir Il runaway on Tuesday.
There are 7G eases on the docket
for trial I'M Anderson county.
l.. e. Norryce has resigned as cdi-
tor OF the Anderson Intcligcncer TO
enter the real estate business.
J. N. Lipscomb, w. II. Ross and r.
N. Wood have been elected to consti-
tute the board Of public works at
Gaffncy.
The report that President Nell
might resign as president Of Glenn
son College has been denied by Pres
ident Nell.
The Grccnvillc convocation Of the
Episcopal Church is ipr session at Ab-
bevillc. Bishop Capcrs is presiding.
The town Of Bcnnettsvillc has is
sued bonds to the amount Of $4,000
for public improvements, including
water works and sewerage.
Four suits aggrcgaiing $4,000 were
filed in Grccnvillc Tuesday against
the Western Union telegraph Com
pany for delay in The delivery Of the
kilograms.
The merchants Of Gaffncy are
complaining Of unjust freight rates
charged that point by the Southern
Railway. The matter has been taken
before the railroad commission.
The citizens Of Rock Hill are COM
planning about the poor service given
by the Wafer, Light and Power Com
pany. The city threatens to revoke
the franchise unless the service is
improved.
john Carson, a negro. is in jail at
Gaffncy for stealing pistol from G..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-12
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Business League to be Organized
Change Of City Fathers-Good
Showing Made.

Prosperity, April 11.-Our grain
cradle manufacturer, Mr.. j. G.. Counts
has shipped car of his famous crad-
les to Anderson, S. G.. Mr.. Counts
does fine business in this line.
Mr.. Carlisle Bedenbaugh Of Attain
ta is on visit to his parents Rev.
and Mrs. u. w. Bedcnbaugh.
The "men folks" will in all pro-
liability organize Business League
and will do what they can to further
the interests of the town and enable
her to keep step with the march of
progress that is to be seen in all her
sister towns.
The outgoing council will give the
incoming one supper in the city hall
on Friday evening; speeches will be
made by the city attorney, Col. w.
Fl. Hunt, Hon. e. N. Kibler, mayor,
and DR.. j. I. Bcdenbaugh, warden
elect. There may be other impromptu
speeches. An enjoyable time will be
had and the new council will be sworn
in and assume the reins Of govern
ment.
: The council whose term will ex-
pire with the swearing in Of the coun-
ell elect on Friday evening makes n
pretty good showing.
Cases tried. ..... 49,. :. :. 10
Convicted :. :. .. :. .... 140
Fines collected :. :. go. 1926 90
Street taxes -, 49,. :. 80. 1877 90
License taxes collected ..... 903 90
f3 mill special tax :. ...... GOA 96
or the cases tried about 80 per
acent were for drunks and drunk and
8disorderly, 25 per cent for disorderly
aconduct disturbing the peace, and 20
per cent for fighting, &C., miscellan-
Rous IL per cent, 8 per cent for trans
porting and selling whiskey. They
passed number Of new ordinances.
pne against all Sunday work and
pon shops. Prohibiting Bucket shops
h Cotton exchanges, restricting the
hlo Of cocaine, &c. They failed to
et THE citizens to see the importance
voting a small amount Of bonds
br fire protection. They have pur-
based terra Gotta and their success
Brs will be able to comply fully with
% petition Of the citizens to close
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-12

f. Fisher. Carson sold the pistol for
-. and fled to BrsScmcr CITY, \. c.,
hut was brought back TO Garfncy by
Mr. Fisher.
The supreme court has handed
down decision in the ease Of Prof.
Louis NJ. Hubbard, who sued the
trustees Of Furman University and
Grccnvillc College for alleged libel in
advertising matter announcing the
appointment Of successor to Prof.
Hubbard in the music department,
sustaining the action Of the circuit
court in granting il non-suit against
Professor Hubbard.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-12

section.
Miss Jessie Young of Pomaria Wis
tied Mrs. Caldwell over Sunday.
Owing to the building of a new
store on the location of the present
barber shop, Mr. j. NJ. Wheeler is
building one for Geo. Lyles on Rail
road avenue just east of his residence.
Mr.. S. ID. Duncan has begun work
on his three concrete store buildings
Married Sunday April 9TH. Miss
NaHcie Stockman and Mr.. Daniel
Ham. We extend our congratulations
to The young couple just embarked
On lifc's journey together.
DR.. Littlejohn, Of Pacolct, has been
i'll town for il couple days, rcturned
to his home Monday.
Mr.. Thos. Thompson of Columbia
came up to see his father Sunday.
Mr.. J. ID. Quattlcbaum has return
ed from his very pleasant trip to
Bambcrg.
Rev. j. d. Bowles spent short
time in town on his way home from
the Newberry conference which was
in session in Mt. Olivet Lutheran
church April 81.
The Newbcrry Conference of the
s. G. Synod was held in Mt. Olivct
church last Friday to Sunday. The
conference was largely attended. The
sermon on Friday was by Rev. J. IT.
Wilson, Saturday by Rev. J. D. Bow
les, Sunday by DR.. JAS. A. B. Scherer.
The church was crowded to it's full
capacity on Sunday.
Rev. j. II. Wilson, D. D., presented
the Orphan Home needs. The collec-
tion was given to the home to IL
quidatc its Indebtedness.
W. B. Hikard the watch man was
in town Wednesday.
Fruit is thought to have been kill
cd by the cold.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-12
The Cazar Opportunity.

All appears to depend on the social
democrats and their willingness to
unite with the more moderate consti-
tutional democrats in the proposals
which both rightly regard as essen
tial. One Of these is political amnesty.
1t is subject on which the whole Of
Russia is profoundly moved. From
both doumaS and from all parts Of
the empire Of the cry for amnesty has
continually gone up to the czar. 1T
is another opportunity which fate
has granted him to save his dynasty
and perhaps the country from ruin.
Will he take it7 BY one word he
could secure the respect if not tho
affection Of his people. But as yet
he has flung away the opportunities
one after another. If he filings this
away he will immensely strengthen
the hands Of the xtrcmists.~-London
Chronicle.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-12
The News of Today.

Another terrific storm swept the
Atlantic coast on Tuesday.
A snow storm on Tuesday is gen.
orally reported from Virginia to New
York.
Thos. +. Ryan, the finamcier, is to
build q palatial home in Nelson coun-
ty, Virginia.
Ambassador Tower was the guest
of honor at a dinner given by the
New York Staats ZcitunG.
4, Rear-Admiral Evans ccnsurcd nav
al courts for leniency to mem convict
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-12
cd Of drunkenness on duty.

cd Of drunkenness on duty.
DR.. Sabucl S. Guy, New York
dentist, shot and killed his wife be-
cause she slapped his face.
John Shelton. Il farmer living near
Rome, Ga, died in great agony from
the bite of mad dog.
Nine men who were aboard a naval
coal barge adrift at sea we're not on
her when the barge was found.
An automobile flying down hill in
Caldwell, n. j.. struck horse and
rider. Both fell into the auto.
w. T. Stead paid two visits to the
White House Tuesday and talked
with the president about The peace
conference.
John Cobb, Jry a grandson Of Gen.
Howell Cobb. shot himself at Amcri-
Gus. Ga, with probable fatal results.
II is announced that the Seaboard
Air Line Railroad has closed con-
tracts for %12,000.000 worth Of i'm
pr"vcmcYts.
An election held on Tuesday dccid-
ed that Atlanta will issue S330,000 in
bonds f or improvements in the city, s
system Of watcrworks.
Mrs. Louis a. Doolcy Of Evansville,
Ind, died from the shock Of seeing
an account in paper Of the death of
Il woman Of the same name.
The coroner's inquest over the
burning Of the City Of Troy develop
ell the fact that three persons were
deserted on the boat and rescued by
firemen.
The New York State Senators may
have to stand for reelection. which
would give Governor Hughes. the whip
hand in his fight for good govern
melM.
The interstate commerce commits
sion will take T.. II. Hartman into
federal court to compel him to an
swcr certain questions in regard to
the Chicago & Alton deal.
1t is announced that Mrs. Foraker,
wife Of Senator Foraker Of Ohio, will
oppose Mrs. Donald Mclean for the
presidency Of the d. \. r. at the COM
in" national meeting Of the order.
Mrs. Ida Won ClausScM was refused
permission to sec the president about
her grievance against Mr.. Graves,
United States minister to Sweden, be-
cause he declined to present her to
King Oscar.
William r. Stead told the minister
at the Methodist Conference that no
body cared for their prayers unless
!hc prayers accomplished good. He
was speaking Of the Hague Peace
Tribunal.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-12

Civilization is now on tap at Pine
hurst, N. C. .....
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Is not an Asburylcss United States
Senate a dreadful thought9 "g.>t
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-20
An Obedicnt Patient

An old doctor whose memory was be
ginning to fail him called in to see a
young man who was i'll. On arriving
at the home he found his patient in
bed with nothing the matter but "A
slight cold After prescribing the usual
remedies he said:
Now. my dear sir, YOU must stay in
bed tin come again
He went away and forgot all about
his patient. The time flew by. one
day the NJ. III came across the young
mans mother In the street The sight
of Mrs. Jones brought his paticut to
his mind. and. with start. he said:
, by the bye. how is your son getting
onT'
: To his amHzeWent Mrs. Jones replied
that he was sIill in bed. ohcdient {,
the doctors commands. He had beer
there three weeks Illustrated Bits