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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
LIGHTNING FLASHES.
Many Things Concerning Them That
Science Cannot fathor,.

Many Things Concerning the"' ih's
Science Cannot Fathon.
A your: girl ia charge OF two chill
d7en. shelte7!ns undc. tsce on Chis!e-
hurst common. was struck by hSht-
ming and kiiIcd-onc OF those dreadfui
instances OF the sort OF personal toGcn
with which lightning seems 20 select
Its victim. for. though one child Is re"
ported 10 haze been thrown down. net
;her apparently was injured. There
are many instances. OF course, OF THIS
strange selection. due IN most cases
probably 10 some accident OF clothing
There is a Nc.l remembered case which
happened some years ago n cam
bridge. when three young men were
walking across al open space OF
ground. md tie middle one OF the
three w:u struck dead. while the 9th
ers were untouched The Squcst
showed that the young man who was
Killed had nails in his boots. whereas
the others were wearing boating shoes
The phenomena OF thuadersto7ms
kavc been the subject Of much study
IN America. Bu, II thundcrstoTIns can
be classified. they are still not fhor-
ourhlv understood. We do not yet
know what are the exact conditions
whicil lead 20 discharge ot electricity
IN tie form Of 4 Lightning fash from
c!crd 10 cloud or from cloud to earth.
We canaot reproduce ;handcr ana
ugh,ni.s IN 4 laboratory We do not
know what Is The origin OF the cleo
IRRIGATION manifested IN q storm. -
London Spectator.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
Tickling the Oettore-

John Barrett was only twenty-scvea
years old when President Cleveland
appointed him minister to Siam. The
first important task which confronted
the youthful! envoy was 10 press Z
claim against the SIanese governmeu;
FOR 100000. Experienced ambaSSa'
dors warned him against using threats
In obtaining the money. BE cunning;
avoid arrogance" they said.
That Is. responded NJ. Barrett,
"you favor tickling with straw 10
pr!ckinc with 4 bayonet.
The statesmen nodded assent.
When the young mlniste: had finally
succeeds1! IL collecting the claim tie
ambassadors asked in astonishme2'
How did you accomplish it,
"Ey tickling. explained Barrett !
had 10 tickle them almost 20 death
though. before they agreed 70 pay il.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
FULL OF GRATITUDE.
But sho lit.Ie Orc Had Queer Way
e C.--~>-..-

But Tho Little Orc Had Queer Way
os Expressing L.
Mr. Browns business kept him so
occupied during the daytime that be
had little opportunity 10 cnjoy the 50
c!c;y Of his own children When some
national holiday gave aim day O:
leisure bis young Soa mas usually his
chosen companion. Oac day. how
ever. Mr. Brown. vcproacacd by the
w.Ssfci eyes OF bis sevcn-ycar-o.c
daughter. reversed the order os things
and Invited TIE little girl 20 so With
him FOR cong walk.
She was I shy. silent. sma!! person.
and during the two hours stroll not 4
sgas!c word could Mr.. Brown induce
the little maid to speak. but her shin
ing eyes at:es,ed that she appreciated
his efforts to amusc hec-!ndeed. she
ta.rly elowed with suppressed happ:-
ness.
Just before they reached home. how
ever. the child managed. bat only after
tremendous struggle with her inner
ent t!mihty, 70 6nd words to express
her gratitude.
Papa. what aower Go ycu Ike
best" she asked.
why. I don't know. my dear-sun-
flowers. guess
Then" cried the little girl. beam.
ing with gratitude. that's what i'!i
plant ON your gravc"-ExchanSe.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
PRESENCE C:7 isiMD.
we;iirg.n-'g co7' ;.:::---.;e" :'.'sh :
.,.-::..c:a.- -

wc;iI7e.o-7.,r co9i ::.-.:--s;e.. :.;sh :
'.:,.r.!!>-:-o..z y.
Cue -, = IL W. u: y.c."..:.'"s,
"a, T.sy:s!':.- ...-sizs '.:-.'s'
:.:7&t. H. 80: ,,:,:, lr1
yci;..o':; >: s:rar-,:t,e..-.,.r.t II
~: sort - ~...f::.s,l :, -,:g';.:' ;.:;;::;s
w,lo stood before ~" ,."mn':::::;:.,'c =:
chic: Wit: bis h&: ~: ;s::t: :, savage cI-
preston .: rcn&;caancc
TIE ;taEc w;,> :: ,"urSc l;.;!c ~.
roycd ~ Snrh ~ r.::,.crc!3o2;"':s II
tc-rUp:ion. and. l,":1ins un. =. ::S;SSG.
"Who are yon:'' Il am p!oay<!c>.
was ,hc singular raswc- We'll w,!.a;
Go you want 'You. sc. Ny
licc. Yes: aC sen; 20 XII .ou.
Very odd" >a.5. ,,:a dakc. sitting haci;
and calmly gazing II the intru,!".
NO: at al. :or an H!onyS:"*. s@id
tic stranger. and mus; "a: YOU :"
death '..A.rr yca obliged 20 perform
this duty today" as:;rd :hc comG.an
der in chic: Il arl very busy JUS;
oow and haze 4 large number Of '";-
tccs 70 wr.!c !: woE.G l." y"S:. IL
convenient today Tie ::,;::c- !oo,>c'?
hard during = moments ;'acsc Cal
again" c"n.iaue,d ;,!r duke. 20: ".:::,,
and make III appointment" 'EcnI!
be ready" 'N!thou: fail" was ;hc rc
ply.
The n,ani;>c. awsd ccrh;!cSs by the
stern old solder. backed OF; Of TIC
room without further words and ha:t
an hoU- late. wcs safe IN beG!an.-
London Graphic.
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III Cx2,o.c cf : VIZ.

4 W.. y q ,tccs:,d :..si;::.... - the
Gc::saa,.: ulN, o:,.> !,;tr.r - III:
sn..s... aryc,c: >c:;;:l,.r ::.sl ,H:.:,::-::'::=
ST.. ::,; nc. she ! "Hf'.'n>::e. &c;
everything worth ..;tvi::::; !:::s lis .sr:ce
Of one SC:t O. another. I'D ihe:" a"c
some :hiu:S which cost much withG"'
which !ifc is hardly worth living.
Said Thic.S: Mos. men contemplate
maxim. some self denial vixen they
marry. They think they will give up
such aud such cxpenSiv. pleasures
Later on. when they discoser that the!
canaot do so. and 1T the Sa::c time
thcy lack the means tc indulge. they
complain ;ha; It IS the exravaSance
OF their wives which causes the incoc-
vcn!cace'
Which wise sayin: is applicable TO
,,.cn in other countries besides that OF
Srauce.-Ncw York American.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of Clarendon.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Nav Y. Whii6en, Plaintiff
Sam Lawson, Richard B. S:ny:he,
Srmmerton Mercantile Company.
Ianila:n Coskrey Company and W.
A. Coskrev. Defendants.
DECREE.

UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF \
Judsmen, Order Of ,he Coart Of Co.a-
n:or Pleas. in :hc above stated ac-
;ioa, to me directed. hearirc date o.
September 81. 1910. will sell at pub
tic suction. 10 the highest bidder. for
cash. 1T Clarendon Court House. IL
Manning. IN said co"aty. within the
legal hours Tor Judicial! sales, or Gon.
day, the eth day Q! November, 1910,
being >aleSday, the following describ-
ed real estate:
M OF that lot. piece or ::a:ce! OF land
s;:ua.. ca the Nn-:neru side nt Rail
road Avenue. j.: nc Town OF Summer.
tor. in The Coan.y Of Clarendon, in SaIc
State. measuring and cnug.inins in froa;
oa said >i;er; :crty-:.vc .:e;: Oh It's
Eor,hs.n !iae. 6:iy-twa :e>i: or It's
Eastern lice. iiity-,hrec ;ee;. AID on It's
Western i:nc iycC;v-ci.aalf feet. ;he said
dimensions m:o.e O.: is->: bu;;!ng aDd
bounde3 OF he Norlh ::ad Northeast
Sy ia1t: ot TIE estate OF " c. Dukes: oc
;h.. F.,>t ay land of T. c.. Ro:ao and OF
Others: on the Soa:h by Railroad Ave
uue. and ca the West .: :aaa o: Peter
Chewu;rc.
Purchasers 70 pay :oc papers.
E. Z. GAMBLE,
Sceri!T t'arecdo: Ccuutv.
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.EW GUINEA ?YGGM!cS,
Tho Spear Ard Gov. aci ?1:so"cd A'-
rows Their Che; .ye-rc..-

The Spear Ard Cow aci ?a;so'cd i'-
rows Their Ch;c; We-r1-1-
Our knowledge " the py=inicS OF
Ncw Guinca shows t::::::;; IL !lg.,:t tl:cy,
are no"adic. nowhere tii!in= The
ground. brt depending f"r ;h.;r living
entirely or their skill! in hunting and
fishing. Thci. chef weapon is ihc
bow, their arrows bc:"= generally
,o.>orcd c,tl:c- v.!th the l.;:::",:& uPas
o. ,:orlc nI!!"r similar vegetable: l'ai.';,A.
81 s:u:rc cases 4 species "f s.;-y':l::!::".
TL.v aiSo !u::.,c l;c q :h;' spar ::::,i
NJ i.::raic;S f".:, "f Sp:.LS ga
which X common 20 !:u:Mcr,;:,; "tac:,
inrrs. tribes. THIS :S formed igy >ci-
t:.:S Il a.;cErd bamboo S:"'ar a.;.:,'':';!
10 a bent SapiinG. w:.:c!! i> f::>f,.::ri L
:, ;:i-...- in such Il VIZ; that II j r.
leased ~ the pasScrbE Stumh!'n:
against IN invisible string stretched
across Z game track These spear: ar.
really set for game and 20 the ini;!-
ated they :.. obvious enough, aS their
presence IS always Indicated by ccr-
tain we'll known signs. such rs 4
broken OF twiS placed IN i cleft stick.
In war these signs are removed. the
removal being equivalent 10 the nov
!nc Of iuoys II /" mined channc:. The
wounds inflicted h:, these hardened
bamboo spears s7c necessarily serious.
The men,a! qualities OF The NeGri!"S
are extremely uaGevcloped. none OF
them being able 70 express . Ei=hci
nu:neyica! idea than three. but oil OBJ
scrv..S who bavc met them Cn:te IN
saying that they are 4 :::c.ry little Tco-
pie. with great IDEAS Of hospitality
when their confidence has tctn gained
and provided thcy have rot been pre-
v.ouSiy III treated They are not can
cibals :rd are generally homogeneous
London Tines.
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Ienaxson,s Isc.lcssnexs.

Tcnnyson's ESes!essness.
Several stories a1c told OF Icony-
sons thousht!ess speeches. What
fish IS this:" he once asked his hostess
where be was dining. Whiting. she
replied. The mcanesc fish there IS.
be remarked. quite unconscious that be
could have wounded any ones feel
tnSs.
Yet hts Kindness OF heart was such
that when his partridge was asterwald
given him almost raw he ate steadily
though :. for fear his hostess might
be vc,ed.
On one occasion Tconyson was very
rude 20 Mrs. B-othc.ton. = neigabor ut
Frcshwater. The next dag lie came TO
her house With great cabbage Under
each arm.
II heard you Ike these. so J brouSh:
them" be said Genia!y. It was his idea
of peace Offering.
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Worar's Time Schedules

.
Few women speak ot q train starting
slightly OF the even hour. as the S:O2
train, FOR example. or the 3:l2- Three
VIII do. Il bothe-s maa 4 heap to
so hunting for 3 o'clock train By
feminine directions when It IS 3:12
train. For some women s'' Will do
for the 2:5i train: it's near enough
Then the man following feminine di-
rec,:ons, unless be IS oa hts guard
against these pitfalls. IS lost Prob
ably -; weren't FOR his business train
Ing which teaches u nan that S:G1 IL
not :. not 3.ol. not 3.01E.:. not S:o1a..
bu: 500. he'd be better aatrrcd about
wonea's time schedules.-Bos:oa Post.
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Tho Soft Ancwer.

TWO men were occupying double
seat n 4 crowded car. Oue Of them
wac long distance whistler and the
other was evidently annoyed. You
doa't seem 70 Ike my wa!stl!cg:" said
the noisy one after Eve minute con
tauous performance. No, don't,
was the frank reply. We'll" coadn-
ued the other. maybe you think you
are man enough to stop IL" NO. |
Soa.e think am" reto.ned the other.
but hope you axe. And the whist
Ing was discontinued
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Copy Amended Summons for Rei;es.
tCompiaint Serred.)

To the above named Defendants
Iou are hereby summoned and re-
oui..J TO answer the complaint in
this acton. Of which a copy is here
with served upou you. and 20 serve q
copy q. voar answer 70 the said com
plain; on the su ubScriber. CHARLTON
nURAN.r, sr his Office, in Manning,
Sour;, Carolina, within twenty days
af:,>. the service hereof: exclusive Of
.i,e day o. such service; and !! ro0
fail tn answer the complaint within
tn. :iIie aforesaid, the plaintiff IN
this se,iou Will apply TO the Cour: for
she relief demanded il the complaint.
4. LKvl aud CHARLTON DUEAST.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The Defendant, Richard Pierson.
will further take notice that the
Amended Sulnmoasand Complaint ~
this act;ou were duly filed in .:ie o.,
fice Of the Clerk OF Conrt of Common
Peas fa- Clarendon coUu.y. South
Caroiiua. on the och dav ot Septem-
ber. !. ID. 1910.
\. LEVI and CHARLTON DURANT.
6t. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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UNDER AND By VIRTUE OF y
Decre.al Order Of the Court Of Common
Pleas for Clarendon County. dated the
End day o: September. 1901 VII sci! 20
:he hi.ces. bidder for cash, oc Monday.
,he 1sf. day of November. A.D-. 1910,
the sane being sales Gay. 20 front OF the
Cour, House a. Manning. il said Coac-
", within legal hours oe sale. the FOL
lowing real estate:
All that piece. parce. Or tract OF land
Whereof now reside. situate. lying and
being "a the Couasv o! C!ar.uGoo, and
State aforesaid, con:ainipc sh!c,v-tirc
1851 acres. more or less. aud bounded
and ru:.inS rs follows. to-wit: North
BY tie lard o; The estate OF ). J. trier-
son: EaS, by estate OF Simon tc!der:
South bs land OF estate OF WiaCo Fielder
and Yves. by estate o. Dave Fielder or
Johr FeI!er
Purchaser 20 pay :or papers.
Z. 8. GAMBLE.
She-;:! Clarendon County
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The State Of South Carolina
County Of Clarendon.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Is \. johnson. Plaintiff
acaiCS:
John D. Washington. Defendant.

UNDER AND BY ViHTUE: OF y
Decresal Order OF the tourt OF Common
Pleas for CiareodoE County. dated the
:s2aad day OF Sep;U Der, l9lO. J vii! sci! &c
the hi-heS: bidder for cash. on Monday,
the .th day o: November. y. D.. 1910,
the same being Sa?eSd.y. iu front o! he
Cour: House =: Manning. Il SAID Coun'
y. within LEGAL hours o: sale. ,he ;o!.
lowing real estate:
All iha. 10: Of land !y;ag. beia-. and
S!,aa:c IL The ,owa of Naua!ng. C.aceu'
coz couctv. State aforesaid, containing
one-:ourth ot one acre. more or less.
and bounded aS follows. ,o-wi,: North
by Lands 90 estate of Herc!nSe Boyd
Las: by lot oi Sarah DcLaioe. South by
New Stree, and Yves; By :ua of Henry
Dozier: The said lot 5ciaC s.u.e - con-
veyed II the said john .. Washington
oy deed of Dor,:y DiXo2. ct a.. bearing
date cf March :. 1908.
Purchaser :" pay to:, papers.
r. s. GAMBLE,
Saerlit C;areodon County.
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Warmth Not Wanted.

This would be oleasauter world II
people put more warC'th-Senu!He
war.oth-ia their letters" said ;he
man ot sentiment
Il don't agree WITH YOU" replied his
worried friend. there was . warmth
about sone ct the business letters
GOT this morning that I daa'c at al
ike
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Deere g.

Deere e.
UNDER .iND BH VIRTUE OF 4
Dccr.tal Ordcvn! The Court OF Common
Pas fDr ,:::l-cnd"a Count. GATED the
81 ). day ot tScp:clnoer. 1870. NIL SCI! 20
the hi.h.s, bidder !o;. casa. oa Monday.
the .,h day OF Novc:nb"" y. D.. 1910,
;h- same being >uiesilay.S 10 ;rcnt OF the
Cu..rt House e: Manning. IN sad Coun-
x. WITHIN legal hours o! sale. the :oi-
lowing real estate:
All ,ha. trac; OF la2d 10 ;ae County
@: Clarendon il said State AID located
il :he Town OF Pirewood, 5. G., aud
represented IS !oS No 10 on Block N
o: pla. Of said town, said lot measuring q
eish,y-:ive tS5; feet !-ont OF Sumter
street, ara ruonin- back Z uniform
width 10 Railroad .iveaue depth o:
ore hundred and twenty-five ti23j feet.
and b-in: the 10: purchased .: L. l..
Middleton .rc.a the PeeDee Land Com
pany by deed recorded in Sock y ) I.
page -.
Purchaser 10 pay TO-: u:.i'c:;s:
+. =. GAMBLE.
Sheriff Clarendon County.
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Didn't Hide His joy.

Janc:-v!ola says there Was only one
drawback 10 te- wedding. Eaony-
What was that: Janct-She says her
father looked too checcfu! when he
cave her away-Hos:on Globe.
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Copy summons 10. Relief
,n:":i:.irt Servst!.

tE:": :s!.:iEt SeENSH
TO The .tuove Na.2ed Deieccact:-
You are hereby Summoned aad re-
ou;rel tu ;;aSwei the complaint n this
action. CT whic:. 4 copy i herewith
served apoa yea. ana 20 serve copy OF
YOUR answer 10 the said conlpiain, on
the 81 ubscriber. CHARLTON DCEANT,
At his Office. u Manning. South Caro-
lima. within ,wcoty days after the
service herec:: exclusive 0: the day o!
such service: a:d ii you fai! 10 answer
the complain, within The i;i.ae :.:ore-
said. the plaintiff 10 this action vii! ap-
ply 20 the Cour; for the relie! dcmanoe1
K :he complaint.
CHARLTON DUEANT.
P!ain:iG's A.tornar-
The Do!enGau:. John Francis. viii
take notice that me COMPLAIN: II this
action was duly lied n The Office o: the
Clerk Of Court Of Common Pleas ;or
Clarendon Couc;y. OF ;hc ;hirty-a:St
Gar O! .iugUot. 1910.
CHARLTON DCEiNT.
Plaintiffs Attorney
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Tide and ancestry render GOOD
man more !!lus:-.ous. hU, c.. Ii o@c
,.c-a r,i.:iilc.-.Adc!Son-
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Sta5e Of South Carolina
County Of Clarendon.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
i !. IohuSoo. plain;i:!
y. son English. Pbvli>s Scott and
S,.au.ie Fri.rSo3. Defendants
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Sure Sian.

..Iow DO you know rh"r':c :na:-
rcd.
cant YOU see: Hes making h.c
bait her own .ishhookS : Detroit
Free Pr.sss.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Clarendon County,
COURT -0E COMMON PLEAS.

Aaron rr,nc:s. rlainti;!
acaias:
Stephen l'ranc!>. John Francis anc
.AzaIc:. Ju:.cS. sometimes ca!te! Sa!ina
;r-e... t'..,;-zt:
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State ci South Carolina,
CouatV Of Clarendon.


too.,A o' NN'!S W. : -
Irene I1a..e,. Blanche Lecg. Davis Leg.
" ". Leer, Herbert Leg and hp
Lepc. bv ". 2. Le-y. the. Guardian
,d item. and I.aura \. Lecg and y.
E,:e coTm.n. Plaintiffs
aga;pS:
.yoh, Y. Leo" ard Daniel =. Leg. alias
m, .y.,y,o-. D,.serdaa,S.
,
tNDEN ANp - IA Il - y
Judgment order o. '''" 1o"r' o. eo'ii-
mon Peas for CiascnIon ,o"n'E>
dated Jnce lc.r. i'!'. VIZ S.,,i %
the hiSheS. officer 'nt St'is. "!' h"ii'
day. the. 'th o:'s g: -Nofe;a's:. y ~.
1870. ;:'e >'tc'e i'.:.r-; >..ie>':'il ron
o< tl:c C"ur; S";s... &an::t;;" ~:
s:,id C""r'y, w:;!i:a the '"&s;,' no"r>
for judicial s;,!ss. ''!s' :"i;ow:nE real
estate:
"a? Al .h:t: -: Il .sss,! .;@s;ie ~ 5:.c
.o.So ot N&ah'ns. G:ar-C'ion County.
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The AGGca par:.

Goo. rcaSoas uu>;. o.: ,:or-sc give
place - better Shakespeare
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Mans inhrtaan;ty 20 man makes
countless thousands 10 !ikcwisc--!-fr
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STATE SOUTH CAROLINA.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
D. n. Rogers. Plaintiff.
against
Ellen Pieeson. r. piersou. Levi Pier
son. Ha u nett Picrson, Ella P. Pier
Son, Lucili. Pierson, Catherine
pierso.n. Agnes Mcknight. Asby
Pierson. Richard Pierson. James
p!rrson. Nos. Gibson, Frasier Glib
soy. Laura Nelson. Pinkn.y Gibson.
.Ar.nny Gibson. alias Ti,n:iy Glib
So,.. Pier<on Gibson. Sst-.:: Gibson.
Ebe.cS Anderson ant! Lucy Gibson.
Defendants.
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SGeriG Clarendon Ccuu;v.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-12

For sale by Benson, Smith & Co..
Ltd; HOLSTER Drug Co., Ltd;
Chambers Drug Co., Ltd; Hilo Drug
Co.; and at all Wholesale Liquor
Dealers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-12

oonte 'Irtl and for the candidates
70; chapcrnue arc printed in tod1y's
papct ana win 5e run nom day TO day
unl'l IN March. when the nominations
will be closed.
II you know an estimablc woman
whom you would like TO see win the
pleasure Of this trip clip ont the nom.
lnation ballot and send Il Mt once to
the Bulletin. The nomination
ballot alone viii entitle her 10 three
thousand votes II the reader Is O
woman who wodll like 20 enter this
contest he uecd not wait for some
one to nominate her. but may illl out
the nomination blank ana Gcnd Il in
The self-nomination win cntit,o her to
lust rs many votes as II someone else
had nominated her.
Advantage Of Early Nomination.
While delay does not necessarily
presage failure in this contest it can
not be denied that the candidate who
early makes known her intention TO
be candidate viii have al advantage
that they who hesitate, will later have
TO overcome.
Watch the Bulletin for. further
details concerning this contest, or call
NJ the bulletin Office rnd let the
contest manager explain vnnt Is nee.
essary in order to be one OF the win.
rers. But tersely, all that Is needed
to win Is a pair OF scissors, u lead
pencil and energy. Come In and let
he contest manager tell You how to
use those tools-that you all possess.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-12

lions Orde flal'y saw only the shin.
mcr of Ter white figure nnl the white
outline or her head and threat At
last her haEd' frll Ia her TAP She sn,
looking straight ahead OF her
Orlc Canlp 70 her
''rhat was II wonderfully beautiful
thing" said he What was IT."
She turned TO him. aud he saw that
the motEing hud gone from her eyes
ard mouth. lrn,i Ing them quite simple.
like II ch!ld's.
lie hrsi;aiCd and stammcrcd awk
Nrdly 1T was so stlll ard soothing
& pale ne t'las Of the river some
tl.4ra Hhru; dusk What was III"
an wasn't anything. | was impro.
vIsHlg." y
You madc II mp yourself?" -
1t WINS myself. suppose. love
~ build myself u garden and wander
on until lose myself IN II I'm glad
,lHrc was u river In the gnrden--a nice
SIN. twl,l:lu river"
At this moment the outside door
opened to admit Mr.. and Mrs HUI.
bard. who Ind according 10 their usual
Sunday custom. been spending the
evening WIN nol-hDor. ihe com
pany began to brraS III.
Ofde puSh'u MS bread Shnu!d'rS W
to screen Carroll Bishop from the 9th
ers.
ARD you staying hrrc?" he asked.
"Im visiting .lnnp"
Arc you gong 10 lie mere iohS
was Ordes nest question
'Hbout month";
VI am coming 10 see you announcer
orde' 5000 high'.
lie look ber hanu' cropped u hhu
ioilowed 'he Others INTO 'he NAIL ea''
ing ner stahu'hs 10y 'he amp she
wa'cneu MN un''i 'n' "iler d"r h'u
c'"sen '"nlh" h''''' jane iiunpaTu. rc'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-12


inns evening orde remarked to
d ms mother us he arose from the
"ne'
Every SUNDAY Jane iuDbard ouered
10 al VINO came sunday night
Iuhch, ana the refreshments were
served by 'ne guests themselves.
ordc round about the usual crowd
g"'hereu. Jane herself tai'. deliberate
3 IN movement ana IN speech Kindly
una tnoughtiui' talked IN corner
win Ernest C"'Durh. VINO was just
ou' VI eonese h"u VINO worked I'D
panh' oTue' S"noihs VI 'he doorway
'ooN'u upon qui,e the us"ai th'hs'
ohiy ne missed tne incuuhs. Search
,nB tue room WIN nus eyes, ne ut
,'"E'n oiseo''r'o NM lhcoher'n'' ,des-
rch''u' p"t perS's"H !ou'n Nis-a-vis
VIM S,'""S'r' oru' 'nhuP OUT inc
Whi'e Oh her gown III inc SHADOWS me
W'"oW! ou'''ne vi her sni"" "n" s'en-
ger hgure ana tne gracious FORWARD
penu OF hor mead
30 you're DhcR NJ last. are you,
JACK T draw'ed Jane III hcr iazy' good
nn'ureu way Come ana meet Miss
n'shol' Shrro''' want !" present MI
oru".
orde bowed ceremoniousiy' The girl
'"ciiheu gFu'Pi"ly h"r small hend
WIN me glossy hair' Tue incubus,
MS shilow race twisted In wry
SMILE he'd 10 lhe cage or MS chair
WIN characteristic pertlnacity.
, Nv en- wafer orde addressed him