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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
SOUTH GEORGIA PEOPLE
HAVE GOOD ROADS "BUG'
P. w. Burnett and c. w. Van
Horn, Driving from Tampa,
Found People Enthusiastic

En- route to GadSden, Ala, P. W. Bur-
nett Of Gadsden, and c. w. Van Horn.
of De!and, Fla, arrived in Atlanta from
Tampa Thursday night in their Mitchell
80. model l. touring car.
To say that the two young gentlemen
are enthusiastic of the roads would not
be quoting them correctly. However. they
give Georgia credit for the best 5O-mile
road on the route
The little strip between Hawkinsvile
ard Macon is perfect" said Mr.. Burnett
II have never driven over a better road
but after you leave Macon. headed for
Atlanta, you strike the toughest bit OF
territory on the whole route.
THE worst road was from Jacksonville
to Waycross-it was deep sand all the
way, and as powerful as our car is we
had a hard time crossing. but 1t wasn't
rough like the road from Macon here.
During that part OF the ride we
wrapped our tires with ropes, but soon
cut through them.
There was a good bit of road from
Dayton to Orlando. but it was pretty
sandy as all the Florida roads on our
route happened to be.
However, we must certainly say this
the people all along the route, especial
ly in Georgia, have the good roads bus.
They are actively at work on the high
ways and in every county, which we
passed through, especially in Georgia, tine
people assured us that on our next trip
we would find better roads"
The two young men have been taking
the trip by easy stages. and spent four
days on the road to Atlanta. They ex-
.pect to make the run to Gadsden, via
Admission. in one day.
On the run here they experienced little
trouble with the car. having to stop only
twice to repair punctures.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17

, had broken her engagement to Mr.. Harry
Duer Storer of Atlanta, Ga, who. came
to Boston to marry Miss Swift and found
the wedding indefinitely postponed"
Meanwhile close friends of Miss Swift
said that Paymaster Aud was indirectly
responsible for Miss Swifts change OF
heart toward Mr.. Storer, and rumors Of
an engagement between Mr.. Aud and
Miss Swift were current. st
At the sensational trial of Paymaster
Aud and Surgeon Bobnett Miss Swift
was an important witness for Mr.. Aud.
She testified to DIR. Cowles' attitude to-
ward Miss Hesler and indicated that Miss
Hesler had at least on one occasion been
much embarrassed by DR.. Cowies' .atten~
ton After the trial. from which Mr..
Aud and Surgeon Bobnett escaped with
slight punishment, it was known that
DR.. Bobnett and Miss Fesler were to be
married.
The announcement of the coming we'd
ding of Miss Swift completes the de-.
Velopments which were not altogether un-
expected as a result of the navy yard
quarrel. which stirred navy and Baak
Bay circles to their depths.
Mr.. Harry Duer Storer lives at 3oA
North Boulevard and is salesman for
Westinghouse Electric company. which
has offices I'm the Gambler building. He
is very we'll known here. He was called
over the phone Friday morning and asked
if he had anything to say about the en-
gagement Of Miss Swift.
Nothing, he said.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17

Thursdays New York Herald, reaching
here Friday, carries story on the front
page from it's washington correspond
ent that Miss Madeline Swift, daughter
of Rear Admiral Swift. who was en-
gagged to marry Harry Duer Storer, of
Atlanta, is going to marry Paymaster
George Percival Aud, The Heralds sto-
ry is
WASHINGTON, d. c., Wednesday,
What many will regard as a fitting eli
max to romance fraught with difficult
tics came today when it was learned
that Paymaster George Percival Aud,
of the United States marine corps, is to
marry Miss Madeline Swift, daughter
of Rear Admiral William Swift, L. 5. n,
retired. next month.
Paymaster Aud was prominently be-
fore the public early in the year as
result of having knocked down DIR. E. S.
Cowles, cousin of Rear Admiral w. S.
Cowles, at a navy dance last December.
1t was alleged that Dr.. COwles had made
insinuating remarks about Miss Dorothy
Hesler, of Chicago, who was visiting in
naval circles in Boston. Miss Swift was
central figure at the trial by court
martial of Paymaster Aud and Passed
Assistant Surgeon A. II. Robnett, which
followed as a result of the incident.
From the first it was believed that the
attachment of Paymaster Aud for Miss
Swift had something to do with the quar-
rel between Paymaster Auld and DR..
Cowles. Miss Swift, at the last moment.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
CROPS BADLY DAMAGED
BY ELECTRICAL STORM

AUGUSTA, Ga. May ia wind with
ma ximum velocity of 40 miles an hour
PLAYED havoc with trees and crops in this
section Of the state last night. Fences
were blown down, gardens badly dam
aged. telephone and telegraph service
crippled and the electric lighting serv-
ice lnterfered with by falling limbs anc
lightning. There were no fatalities.
Down the Augusta-Southern the towns
of Spread and Wrens and HepZibah re-
port heavy damage from wind and hail.
TIL elattcr broke every window on the
windward side of the incoming Augusta
Southern train.
At Spread large apples we're torn from
the trees looking as II struck with ham
raerS At Wrens hole was torn in
mars derby and he received a heavy
blow or the skull.
Cotton and corn are beaten into the
eai:I. and will have to be replanted
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
ATLANTA GIRLS NECKLACE
EXClTES WASHINGTON
By RALP-I SMITH.

WASHING TON, d. {. May 13.-The
Post today publishes the following:
"A misplaced $4,000 diamond necklace
the property Of Miss Elizabeth Adams
formerly of Atlanta, Ca. now a resi-
dent or New York cIt- was the cause
OF much excitement in police circles
Monday night. incidentally, the discov-
cry that the necklace had disappeared
caused a stir among the coterie of
friends with whom Miss Adams was liv-
ing at the New Willard, and the young
woman has not yet completely recov-
cred from the shock. hen the excite
ment subsidized Miss Adams found the
necklace, which was a gift from her
mother, in a purse - ner rooms at the
Sh oreham hotel, where she is a patron.
Miss Adams is a daughter OF General
Adams, one of the heroes on fine con-
federacy. She was graduated last year
from one of Atlanta fashionable
schools. Her famiI. is prominent in
Georgia.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
IMMIGRATION
COMMISSIONERS DISCUSS
BORDER SMUGGLING

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-Immigration
commissioners and agents from half a
dozen points were in conference today
with Benjamine S. Cabel. the assistant
secretary OF commerce and labor, and
Commissioner General of immigration
Daniel Keefe. There was a general in
terchange of views regarding conditions
aIong the Atlantic coast and on the Can
uLian and Mexican borders. problem
with which the government has to con-
tend is the, smuggling of Chinese and
Japanese along these borders the vast
territory to be covered making the work
ali especially difficult one
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
CONSTIPATION CURED WITHOUT DRUGS,
APPARATUS OR DIETING.
CURE GUARANTEED.

No matter what treatment you have tried
and failed I have the cure for your constipa-
tIon. l don't want your money II don't cure
Won. I know you want to ray IL cured. MY
TREATMENT CURES PERMANENTLY. 1t
does not relieve for a whole. but it cures you TO
STAY CURED.
If you have used drugs. Fills. powders, Wa
ters or no matter how severe and OF how long
standing your constipation is. MY TREAT
MENT WILL ABSOLUTELY CURE YOU.
WRITE Me TODAY stating your age. weight
and height and how long you have had consti-
patton and | will explain my proposition in
detail.
ALOIS P. SWOPODA.
5O3 UNION TRUST BUILDING, -
WASHINGTON, d. c.
WHAT OTHERS HAVE TO SAY.
Effect was almost beyond relief"
Indigestion and constipation for 20 years
cured in few weeks time"
''Constipated nervous wreck quickly restored"
did not expect such wonderful results
Thought it impossible to get such results"
20 year constipation cured"
stomach and bowels improved remarkably in
50 days"
Consider It n great discovery
Liver now works like Il clock"
VERY first lesson worked magtcally."
For 80 years troubled with constipation.
Your treatment has done for me what no
medicine did,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
GOES TO ATLANTA PRISON
AT THE AGE OF EIGHTY

WASHINGTON. May 13.-Friday, the
18th, proved an unluclzy day for Henry
P Gilbert. aged 50 years, former vice
president of the defunct First Co-Opera-
tive Building association. Gilbert was
sentenced to Imprisonment of one year
and one day in the penitentiary at Allan
ia, Ga. He admitted that as executor
Of an estate he had appropriated 5000
which should have gone to a legatee.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
MISSION IN CHANG SHA
THREATENED DESTRUCTION

PEKING. May 14-Advices from Chang
Sha. The capital of the disturbed prov
ince of Human. state that the Yale mis-
sion in that city has been placarded for
destruction by fire, but that the plot
of the natives has not bene executed.
The foreigners who were beginning to
return to Chang Sha are again living
on the boats in the river under the pro-
lection of the Chinese authorities or I'M
der their flags. Some persons from
Shanghai have arrived at Chang Sha.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
BANKING ASSOCIATION
HAS RAPID GROWTH

A local association Of bank clerks, At
lanta chapter of the American Institute
Of banking, is growing rapidly. 1t now
holds two meetings each month at which
there are interesting lectures. The Of
ficers OIL the chapter are: II. B. Rob ers,
PRESIDENT; Stewart McGInty, vice-presi-
dent; John W. iOpp. secretary and
branch of the American Bankers asso-
citation.
FRO, June to 10 convention of
the American Institute OF banking is
to be held at Chattanooga. This viii
be the first time this association has
convened in the south.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
Henry County Primary

MDONOUGH, Ca, May little PIT
mary election of Henry county was held
Thursday, resulting as follows:
For representative. z. NJ Smith defeat
ed r. C.. Brown. the present representa-
tive; County School Commissioner l. J.
Richardson defeated Lawrence Duffey.
the present commissioner; Clerk ]. A.
Fouche, no opposition; treasurer, w z.
Hand defeated d. ]. Green, the present
treasurer; for sheriff. A c. Sowell; tax
collector. S. W. Whitaker; tax receiver.
J H. Wallace; coroner. S. NJ. Coker:
surveyor, Joe Alexander.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
MACON CENSUS TIME
EXTENDED FIVE DAYS

MACON. Ga. May 13.-An extension
of FIVE days, from May IA to 10, has
been granted for the taking of the CEN
sus in the rural districts of the Sixth
congressional district. Supervisor Burns
was today notified OF this concession. He
already has enumerators employed in all
of the county districts, and none OF
them are expected to complete their
work until the final date.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
OFFERED TO GIVE JUDGE
WOODEN LEG FOR FINE

CHICAGO, May 13.-Joseph Murphy was
arrested on a charge of intoxicatioin i'm
Gary. Ind. yesterday and fined s. and
costs BY Judge Mayo, in the city court.
Murphy hHd wooden leg, and unscrewed
the leg &c offer il To the court I'm pay
ment of his fine. saying IL was all he had.
lie tIsen knelt before the court and plead
ed for mercy. The judge told him to
screw on us leg and gave him money
to get out o. town.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
DENY THAT WASHINGTON
VISITED MRS. GOULD

LYNCHBURG. Va, May 13-It was
learned here last night that the state
ment from Blue Gap farm that Booker
T. Washington was there in consul.a-
ton with Mrs. katherine Could was in
correct.
The report. which was believed to be
correct, was caused by the presence OF a
negro from Washington who was re-
ported to be Washington.
The statement was printed in a local
afternoon paper, the statement not be-
ing questioned until last night.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
STEAMBOAT HORROR TO
BE THOROUGHLY PR0BED

ST. LOUIS, May 13.-Orders Tor a
federal investigation OF the sinking of
the river packet, City OF Saltillo, in
which 10 lives were lost Wednesday
night. were issued today. The crew of
the wrecked steamer will be brought
here from Glen Park, for examination
as soon as they can be spared from the
boat.
Ten OF the drowned bodies are still
in the water. Drags have been placed
around the half submerged boat to pre-
vent the bodies from being carried down
the river
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
OKLAHOMA is FIGHTING
INTERSTATE SHIPMENTS

GUTHRIE, Okla. May 12.-Attorney
West will leave for Washington tomor-
row, where he will institute original pro-
ceedings In the supreme court of 'thc
United States TO cancel the title of the
patents of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad company to its right
oe way through Oklahoma and to enjOh,
permanently all railroads and express
companies from accepting Interstate ship
ments of Intoxicating liquors into Okla
homa to consignees holding internal reve-
nue. licenses.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
KIDNAPER OF HEIRESS
NOT TO BE PROSECUTED

PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-The w. last
echo of a sensational escapade was heard
here this afternoon when the grand jury
ignored a bill of indictment charging
Ferdinand Cohen. the hotel waiter. with
kidnapping in running away with Roberta
B. de Janon. IS years old.
II is understood the action of the grand
jury TODAY was agreeable to counsel for
Robert Buist. the millionaire grandfather
OF Miss de Janon.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
OFFICERS ARE NAMED
IN JONES PRIMARY

PADDOCK, Ga, May H.-Although a
heavy vote was cast in the Jones county
primary. which was held yesterday. the
election passed off very quietly and the
day was an ideal one in every respect
The following officers were nominated:
For clerk of court, ]. NJ. Childs; for
treasurer. r. n. Ethridge; for sheriff, c.
z. Roberts; for tax receiver. W. NJ.
James; for tax collector. B. NJ. Green
county commissioners, ]. ]. Henderson.
W. B. Russell and c. r. Smith,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
NATIONAL TUBE COMPANY
WILL BUILD NEW PLANT

CHICAGO. May 13.-An official report was
received in Gary. Ind. yesterday that the
National Tube company, with plants AT Nc
Keesport Pa. and Lorraine. Ohio within the
course of a few weeks will start the construc-
tion Of large plant at Gary. The company
will locate the site reserved for II on the
lake Michigan front. consisting OF 40 acres
The plans include IS blast furnaces. The plant
VIII employ frcIn 5000 to 5000 men.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
DEFECTIVE VENTILATION
CAUSE OF EXPLOSION

COLUMBUS, Ohio. May 1S.-Defective
ventilation. the result of inadvertence, OF
carelessness. caused the explosion in the
mine of the Youghiogheny and Ohio Coal
company at Amsterdam. Jefferson coun-
ty, the night of April q, resulting in the
death Of Is miners
This is the finding of Chief Mine In
spector George Harrison. after thorough
investigation, in his report just submit
ted to Governor Harmon.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17

olution by raising their hands.
Nothing could lave been more effective
than this silent protest, as the perfect
order and discipline of the crowd con-
trastcd with the anarchy of the police,
" no sabered the crowds in previous de-
monstrations. This picture shows the
great field of appraised hands.
Though the government of Prussia
is good. the people. though among the
most advanced IN the world, have less
to say about that government than the
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
WILL MEET IN ATLANTA

MACON. Ga. May 13.-The announce
nent is made that. beginning with the
state convention OF 1872. Macon will Sc
cure the permanent state headquarters OF
the Georgia Knights of Columbus At
Ianta never having entertained the or
ganization. IL has been decided To meet
there in 1911. and then locate permanent
.ly In Macon -----
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
SENATOR DICKS NAME
TO STAY ON BALLOT

COLUMBUS. Ohio May 1s,rhe supreme
court today handed down decision refusing
70 pass on tho appeal Of Fred r. Mathews. OF
Cleveland. asking a review OF the decision OF
the court ut Cleveland. which allowed the name
of Senator Charles Dick to go on the ballot at
the primary election May Il. This means
that the senator's name Will go on the ballot.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17

This picture, just received from Ber-
lin, shows how 10000 socialists and rad
icals demonstrated their disapproval OF
the unjust laws of Prussia which exclude
most people from voting.
On Sunday. April 10. this mighty army
assembled in public park to listen to the
speeches of their leaders The police were
or guard to prevent any disorder. The
people, of their own voltion, did not
cheer or clap hands-but instead sgni-
led their approval of a denunciatory res
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
PROFESSOR is
GIVEN HIGH HONOR

EMORY COLLEGE. oxford. Ca. May
Information was received here to-
CAV % the election OF DR.. Charles W
Pefier. OF Emory college. as the first
sfee president Of the Classical Association
u the Middle West and South at its re-
:ent annual meeting in Chicago.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
JAPAN-BRlTISH EXHIBIT
OPENED TO PUBLIC

LONDON, May A.-The Japan British
exhibition, at White City. Shepherds
Bush London, was opened to the public
this morning. Owing to the national
mourning the ceremony planned for the
first day was omitted.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
CHICAGO THEATRE CLOSED
BY CHIEF OF POLICE

CHICAGO, May H.-Chief of Police
Steward today ordered the Cort theatre
closed until a dance which he considers
Objectionable is eliminated.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
EX-PRESIDENT LOUBET is
KNOCKED DOWN AND HURT

PARIS, May 13-Former President
Loubet. while walking across the Pont
Neuf during the crush of the noon mere
today. was Knocked down. He was only
slightly bruised.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17

, people of Russia and Persia do about
theirs.
The antiuuated system by which the
lawmaking body of 100000 heightened
| people is chosen gives only to those who
| pay a certain minimum of direct taxes
| the right TO vote. Is
If the socialists. who are of the work
| ing classes. could get their votes count
| ed, they would have los representatives
in the legislature instead of seven as at
] present sT
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
FOURTH OF JULY GETS
TWO VICTIMS ALREADY

PITTSBURG. May 13.-When barrel
OF Fourth of July pistol caps exploded
today in a plant in Homestead, Fore
man Joseph Junn was killed and A.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-05-17
MEETING OF CITIZENS
PROTEST THE REFUSAL
OF HOKE SMITH TO RUN
TEXT OF THE RESOLUTIONS
ASKING RECONSIDERATI

Ex-aov declining to
o
his q
campaign and against his declaration
to make Known premises"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-08
Rusn HILL

Five cars fat cattle skipped from
here Sunday eTsnaag-R@5en BrsE1
. boadz; Lutte DEgs 2 Iad.
Reuben Brown hzx o. feed ogsf
100 q tie best Il his large hsrd
H. DooliD w8H try the market %
morrow with us frM car OF nsE
corn fr0n shh Place
shippers ess ozlY ofser fr1z = 10
Sc for cora
C. z Casper = buyZ 60 a few
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-08

BIGGEST &1a hesG s@Eh IL reGay
ana s1rkEug ~ bis relEAeefs. making
szrs sseryrhins Is ready before tAs
hzsgF dus e1zaes. Lo1k e: *.
sk ssys ard girls. faS he's crain.
D q Ms hrd
T. J Gz1eEood and son Elmer.
lad a lad * Big cMttk ca naF.
sax last Wednesday. Price nA harn.
"a Meshn ab0.t 1875 be
ysaa =. BAl has iaz completed
8 bog hsase
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-08
NEW HOPE.

L. A Wilson purchased q pen q
snapped corn at 40e Per b.
Charley Wilson sold to Joe Cons
dine 1s hogs at 500 per cEt
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Arch John
stOn, Dec. 8, a lob. son.
L. A. Wilson recently sold Is hogs
to Joe Consldine at 1915 per ewt
A T. johnson sold Mr.. Mcbride
one yeazIing heller and one year
ling steer for SIS.
Mrs. Minnie Wilson and two sons
Frank and Clark, and family. visit
ed relatives north q Thompson Sun
day.
Edgar Berry IS buying a load Of
hogs, paying from $3.50 to $3.50 per
.cEt
J. o. Howard sold Edgar Berry .
hogs At $3.50 per hundred
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-08
..mrhAtttgH..
GEO. wloos AND MISS GARRETT
WE'RE WE'D SATURDAY..

"~PI WEI EfOHSH
Miss Nellie Lbewellyn Garrett and
George Wigs were united in mar
rAage at the home of the bride, cor
ner Of West Love and Wade streets,
Saturday evening at S'clock. The
Rev. ]. ID. Greer performed the
ceremony.
Miss Garrett is the youngest daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Garrett
and is a young lady Of many accom-
plshments. The announcement oi
her wedding comes as quite a sur
prise to her many friends, as only
her most intdmate acquaintance were
let into the secret
Mr.. Wiggs came TO this city from
Wellsville and is a young business
man Of aartegrIty. He Is to be con
graduated upon his choice OF q
wife.
They will make their home in this
city. where Mr.. Wiggs has a good
position.
The Ledger joins their friends In
wishing them a long and happy mar
raed life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-08

There yes q big crowd here at
the Wcodman Ledge Saturday night
and aEer lodge was oser they had
a supp@.
Ezra Ward delivered a load Of
10 Tom Hodge at centralia on
Monday A. 6 l-4c.
Lem RasEey scld the 40 A. he re-
etsay braght for $3.50 profs. Name
4 tfs w~ty not known.
Fhey have decided not to have amy
p~voemstea meeting AZ Maple Grove
ta Winter.
Byran Reed vent to centraisa
Monday
Ben Cant. Ross vanlandlngham.
Ben Turner ard J. F. Beamer all
delivered hogs Monday to Tom
Hodge az Centraia for 7c.
Mrs. Byron Reed and Meryin Daw-
son and wife started to Kong Fisher.
Ok, Tuesday to visit Nat Dawson
and family.
Harvey Miller tcok a lead Of hogs
70 Tom Hodge at Centralla Tuesday
a. 7c.
Ezra ward sold some fine large
early white corn 70 S. NJ. wager al
41c a bu.
John Blum came after some hogs
Tuesday that he had bought from
Settles Bros.
Settles Bros, who have Just killed
hogs. remembered their brother
Charley. who q living in Kansas
City, BY sending him a large can.
dy bucket fun Of sausage which is
certainly a great t reat. God loves
a cheerful gtyer. and Wen wager tina.
Charley does. too.
Mss BESSIE Hartley, who is teach
ing the school at Good Water schooi
house, has changed her boarding
place and win board at Ezrs
Wards on account Of It being 81
much closer 10 school.
e. E. Keiahhy received as turkeys
and a Let of geese, ducks ant
chickens Tuesday. he taking then
al 10 CegtraIa the same day.