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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-07-30
Whitfield MekinIay's Good Fortune.

Whitfield McKinlay, local real es-
tate dealer and one OF the leading men
Of Washington, has been appointed by
the president as collector Of the port
at Georgetown. Mr.. McKinlay is ma.
tive Of Charleston. s. G. He was edu-
Gated at the Avery institute. Charles
ton; the South Carolina university and
at the Iowa college at Grinnell. Ia
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15
where She Drew the Line.

A story of a little maiden who
finally asserted her rights is related
in an exchange.
She was only three years old, and
it was her first visit to a number of
relatives. Aunts, uncles and cousins
crowded around her and kissed her
over and over again. She stood it
patiently and gave every kiss that
was asked for without demur. After
awhile, when she had run the CANT
let of atfectionate relatives, Uncle
Tom said, Snow, baby, I'll take you
out to see the cow"
Outside the door she stopped and
shook her little head. "Uncle Tom,"
she said, Il won't kiss the COW"
And Uncle Tom took pity upon
her and did not insist.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15

W. K. Ridout to John J. Stevenson
n1a of sw4 Of sec. p, se4 Of w OF
oct, seA1 Of nwt, ct of set Of sec. e.
l2l-47, 81.
Nels Bergren to John Swanson, lot
| block l, Johnson's lst add. to
Stockholm, 1850.
John Swanson to Nels Bereren, en-
Of net, net Of set OF sec. 20, 4 nwA.
& M OF sw4 Of Sec. 2l-ll9-49,
$40, 44O.
Nettie G. Baker to Lulu Hsyene q,
lot !, block SO, Milbank, 1925.
Mary Buchele to Peter Tjaden, sw
quarter OF &c. b 100 ~, $1,000.
John E. E%ssirgtOn to State Bank OF
Twin Brooks. lots 56-7-S-ll-l2-l3 Ii
>l5-l6, block s., lots % - 20. block
y, Laseil's add to Twin Brooks, $275.
Isaac w. Shauf to John T.. EssinR-
ton, lots - ~ % %, block y, Laseli's
add. to Twin Brouk.. 800.
Adolph Kicker ~ +. W. Lindert,
sw quarter Ut ne quarter, " hxli of 80
quarter, Of sec. l5-llo-49, 81.
Minnie f.. Stevenson to CIV. Mar
tens, Sc quarter, 4 Sc quarter Of nv
quawter. -1a OF sw quarter. It of ne
/ Of sec. % -l2l-47 $40 600.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15
II Made Him Anurv,

When a merchant in the Hill dis
trict who had been standing in
front Of his store saw two young
men stop the other day and begin
looking over his ware he naturally
was pleased and Immediately gave
them attention.
81 want to know" began one of
them, "if you have any clean shirts
ready to wear"
"Certainly, certainly" was the
quick response.
"Well, then, 60 in and put one Of
them on" was the reply of the
smart young man as he and his com
panion continued on their journey.
Eyewitnesses say that the mer-
chant didn't laugh. -Pittsburg Ga.
zette- Times.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15

First installment appeared last,
week. If you didn't start It and
can't find the paper send postal =.
the Herald and you will receive on
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16
cEnAR RolIrE No. /

Sunday callers at thew. j. Brown
home were; Emerson and Eva Elliot,
Leila Tucker. I onmy and Albert Kerr.
David Ross, who was kicked by a
horse recently, is some better.
Smith Cook, Who has been suffering
greatly from ar abscess on his jaw, is
slowly mendin.
A number fri n this vicinity attend
ed the Children Day exercises at the
Methodist churt i in Kirkyille Sunday.
A beautiful Pre- ram was given which
was greatly emf iyed by those present.
Mrs. John Ross was shopping in
Kirkville Frida3
Mrs. Etna Newell was Kirkville
caller Friday.
Mrs. Seigle Allison visited at the
M. e. Allison home Saturday evening
George S. Ward was caller in
kirkville Saturday evening.
Seigle Allison was a Kirkyille caller
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Etna Newell visited few DAYS
last week with her daughter, Mrs. c.
f. Moore.
Miss Viola Ross was business call.
er in Kirkville Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore, of Cedar.
attended the Children's Day exercises
in Kirkyille Sunday.
John Ross was a caller at the w.
j. Brown home Thursday.
W. ]. Brown was shopping in Kirk.
vile Saturday.
June ii. Snowdrop
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16
yEICHBORHOOD NEWS
Items Of Interest Gathered by Her
aid Correspondents.
oLlNEr.

\ Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Voyce spent Sun
day in Evans.
| Nj. and Mrs. Lewis Love spent Sun
day visiting friends in 0skaloosa.
4 w. A. Anderson of Atlantic was q
business caller in town Thursday.
Mrs. Richard Clark, from south OF
town, spent Saturday shopping in os'
kaloosa.
We are always glad to read items
from Bolton and hope they will appear
more often.
Mrs. j. H. Frederickson and chill
dren, of 0ttumwa, spent Sunday with
her father, r. Williams.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs. Lee Nossman Thursday
and enjoyed a pleasant meeting.
/ The rain of last week came at just
the right time for the crops, and this
warm sunshine will make the corn
grow rapidly.
III. r. Barnes, the democratic nomi-
nee for member of the board, was in
town Saturday, and while he is OH
the opposite side of the political fence
from us, we like him and think he is
! g fine man.
Olivet is enjoying boom and the
coal company has forty men on its
pay roll. Every mouse in the vicinity
is occupied and some are putting up
tents for the summer. The company
wants more men.
B. Morgan, of Bloomfield, visited his
son Arch last week. He was born in
Davis county and has been farmer
all his life with no desire to change
occupation or residence. Now he
has retired and is taking life easy.
We were grieved to hear of the
death OF w. j. Patterson, of Oskaloosa
last week. He was among the first
men that we became acquainted with
in Iowa in 1883. We always found
him to be an ideal man and citizen
and extend heartfelt sympathy to the
bereaved family.
The primary is past and while we
did not get all the parties nominated
for either state or county offices that
we wanted to, still as we do not have
an ak to grind nor enemies to punish
we are willing to support the men who
are the choice of the people. We
shall work for the election of the
entire ticket.
L. F. Andrews, a member of the
coal company, OF st. Paul, was here
last week and reported trade good for
all grades. 1t is the intention to en-
large the mine as fast as possible in
order to ship at least hundred tons
per day during the fall and winter.
Mr.. Andrews was pleased with the
management and was hopeful of hav-
ing big mine here.
Juno ID. X. w.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16
SEWERS.

The primary election passed off very
quietly and orderly here in Sewers.
James Patterson went to Oskaloosa
Saturday, called by the death of his
grandfather, w. J. Patterson.
There was good attendance at the
Epworth League social held at the l..
o. o. F. hall Saturday evening.
We wish to extend sympathy to the
d. Thomas family in the death of their
son, d. H. Thomas. We used to know
them we'll in Excelsior. ..
Abram James went to Beacon last
week to help his uncle, d. Abram,
gather strawberries. Mrs.James went
on Tuesday to help care for a sick
child in the home of her sister-in-law.
We received a letter from John
South and family, who used to live
here but are now in Kashonong, Mo.
They have purchased peach farm
and say that the outlook for that
fruit is very good in Missouri. They
have had much rain, but crops are
good.
lne quditSii CuhleieHce vi lhe NJ
e. church will be held June 10 when
Rev. G. w. l.. Brown of Des Moines,
superintendent of the district, will ad.
dress the Epworth League at $3.50 and
preach at 1880. The sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be administered
The conference will be held Monday
June 20.
June IA. -etr-- j. A. B.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16
GININ.
J. A. B.

Mrs. Sarah Davies is on the sick
list.
w. P. Chiffon sold quite number
of his fine black cattle lately.
Mrs. George Sarver is visiting at
the home of her daughter in oskaloo.
sa.
Mrs. Rachel Bosley. OF Valley juno.
ton is here visiting among relatives
and friends.
Mrs. It. B! Whitsel, after a short ill.
ness. is improving and able to be
around again.
Charley Whitlach. from West Des
Moines. was in this neighborhood this
week buying some stock for ship.
ment. tAA
Mrs. Maud Parry and son Emlyn, OF
Oskaloosa, are spending part of their
vacation at the parental home on
Sand Ridge. nt
Mrs. John Griffiths returned to her
home at Valley Junction after very
pleasant visit among her old friends
and relatives.
Last Friday night at the Givin hall
company of the Oskaloosa College
students favored us with fine play
entitled "Tony, the Convict" A
large crowd witnessed the play and
the receipts of the evening amounted
to 500.
June 10. NIvIG,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16
WHITE OAK,


Married, at Macon City, Mo-, June
Ia, 1910, ferris Fowler and Mrs.
Daisy Grill. They will live at the D.
ID. Fowler farm.
A sister of David Belfords from
Seattle, Wash, came to visit him last
week. They had not met for forty
years and the meeting was much, en-.
joyed. The sister is also visiting an.
other Mrs. VIM. Graham, of Kirkville.
John Woods has purchased new
spring wagon.
VIM. Walker and sister visited at
David Belford's Sunday.
Selma Woods and wife visited at
the George Davis home in What Cheer
Sunday.
Misses Lydia and Mary Allgood
spent Sunday al the Bud Taylor home
in Rose Hill. ...
Hiram Alexander was an over Sun.
day visitor with his daughter, Mrs.
Gertie Douglas, across the river.
T. A. B.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16
WHITE OAK.

An ice cream social VIII be held at
the Nels Olson home Friday evening,
June II. a. #
Children's Day was observed in the
usual way at the Swedish church last
Saturday.
A number from here attended Chill.
dren's day exercises at Highland Sun.
day morning.
Chas. Peterson bought hogs from
Fred Caldwell last week
J. P. Larson, John Swanson, Chas
Peterson. Guss Swanson and Will
Hawkinson delivered hogs in Rose
Hill Saturday.
s. ]. Swanson sold fine three-year
old gelding to Simon Hawkinson last
week.
Axel Olson sold ten head OF steers
to Dick Hedland. of Rose Hill.
Will Hawkinson sold bunch Of
steers to Augustine, of Rose HILL
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P.> Larson went tc
Beacon Sunday for visit at the Johr
Peterson home.
Mrs. Martin Olson went TO Buxton
Monday,
Henry Hawkinson and wife spent
Sunday afternoon at the Ignell home
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. John A. Swanson
and daughter Eva, and Mr.. and Mrs
Simon Hawkinson We're visitors Sun
day with Mrs. John Hawkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Peterson aas
children. Harold and Howard, wer,
guests at the Brostrom home Sunday
Miss Grace southwick spent fey
days here visiting at the ] p Larsol
home.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16
Worth q Court House, Up Stairs.
2sly

the only fruit that appears not hurt.
The lateness OF the appearance OF
the bud on tills bush saved the crop.
VIM. Alvey Informs us that there
will be about one-half crop OF rasp-
berries. This fruit was hurt during
the hard freeze about the middle OF
the winter. These berries win bring
big money and to secure a bushel OF
this fruit the purchaser viii pay well.
The cherries viii be very scarce.
There viii hardly be enough OF these
10 make mention of. The berries ON
one tree win not be enough for a
cherry pie. What cherries there are
win be deyoured by The birds or des-
troyed By the worms and insects Up,
ON the trees.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16
EAST CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Montgomery
Mrs. Roenspeiss and Miss Pearl Sni,
der took dinner Sunday at the w. ].
Without home.
Mr.. John Nelson and family spent
Sunday with Misses Mat and Sarah
Nelson.
Miss Eva Fisher spent several days
with relatives and friends near What
Cheer recently.
DR.. and Mrs. Purdin took dinner
Sunday with Misses Mat and Sarah
Nelson.
Mrs. Lot Wall and daughter Fran.
els, of Ruskin, Neb., are visiting at
the w. J. without home.
Miss Gail Without spent Wednes.
day with Mrs. L. p Roenspeiss, of
Oskaloosa.
Miss Eva Browneller visited Satur.
day afternoon at the John Nelson
home.
Miss Ethel Barrowman, of Colorado
is visiting relatives and friends of this
neighborhood. .,
Mrs. Daniel Hull and daughter Enid
visited recently at the ]. H. Williams
home.
Miss Retha Comstock spent last
week in Oskaloosa visiting with her
Grandma Comstock.
June 10. POND LILY.
-
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16
FOR fruit
Blackberries Are the Only Full Crop
We Will Have.

There will be some fruit this year,
SO says VIM. Alvey, one of the oldest
fruit growers and handlers in the
county. While there viii not be a
big crop there will be few of each,
and on account OF the scarcity the
fruit this year win sell high.
Prospects for a big blackberry
crop are excellent. There viii be an
abundance Of this fruit and this is
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16
Gets It's first

The Corn Belt Packing company OF
Fort Dodge has completed and put in
operation $4,000 artificial ice-mak
ing plant with al capacity Of thirty
TINS daily, It will supply Fort Dodge
with its first artificial ice.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16
Good Roads.

Automobiles tell us the Burlington.
Des Moines road is taking on splendid
shape. It seems. however. that por.
ton Of the way between Fremont and
Ottumwa. on the ottumwa end is in
very had condition, and that the at.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16
- . - - .
PROF. ARNOLD, THE oPTIcIAN.
Busy At His Office in This City.

Everyone will readily appreciate the
value of consulting scientific expert
who has devoted his life to the study
and practice Of peculiar science To
be suited with glasses which remedy
the defects of vision and enable a per.
son to see well who saw but indis.
tinctly before, is blessing. Then it
is an exceedingly comfortable re. b
ton that your case has been carefully
considered by an optician who brings
TO his aid great experience and emf.
nent scientific knowledge and skin.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16

Miss Manda Johnson went to Bux.
ton Sunday and from there she goes
to oskaloosa to visit before returning
to her home in Moline, Ill.
AUTUMN CHILD.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16

He has that devotion to his profession
which prompts him to seek for and
avail himself of all improvements
which the progress of scientific dis.
covery has brought to light Thus
prepared he is able to meet and over
come difficulties in the restoration of
vision by the use of means, which few,
if any, in his profession can com
mand.
MAYNE ARNOLD OPTICAL Co.
Wholesale and Retail Opticians.
You get the best and pay the least
at Mayne Arnolds, @
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16

Everett jay. Of Hentonsport. Iowa,
is visiting at Rose Hill with his
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16

kltehen and bedroom paper &c per
roll at Central Book Store. s7tf
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16

Come here to hear the eagle scream
on July 4th.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-24
Harrison Alderman Nuptials.

!Gorcacc. .tUgU>; p. Special: one ot
the NOS. real hom"-l!llr weddings :ha;
has ncyu:ct: IL .i..> city IN ..I,,ny uo":,>,
when Nr. David ". t!l,srGaan. .Ir of
Nicola. y &. led Miss Nora Harris
"a The hymenai al;ar an! where the:
pieGr.t! each other their sacred :!i:lr-
rlagc VOWS.
The ceremony TOOK place a; The h"ac
OF ;hc bride mother Mrs. Lizzie H,r-
rlsoa. No. 3lS Sou;h Cot street. the
Rex. VIII s. Oliver, pastor o: the First
Baptist church. pastor o: The bride. oi!!-
cia:cd. Tho ceremony was solemn. We;
beautifully simple and impressive. pa!r
the immediate family OF The bride and
groom a:l,! :. icw intimate friends "f the
happy your. coup!.. were present 10
witness I!Ic event.
The bride wor. = lovely travciln. >ult
OF b.ue, with hat 10 match. and carried
:. handsome sno~ bouquet OF bride :
roses and ferns. The Harrl>on home WAS
daiu:ilv decorated for the even; With
pottcd plants anG choice cut roses ant
!lowcrS. and never looked hanG>omcr or
swce;cr than on This happy wedding day.
The marriage OF ih!> happy Young
couple was ;hc cuim!nat!on %: = Very
pretty little romance. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
dernlam star: OF; upGu married ::te wlth
the happy good wishes and conTr,tu.a-
lions os :he:: scores o. fr!enuS through
out this. The marriage VOWS We're taken
under I green arcl! ;w!ped With flowers.
beneath which The officiating minister
-, ! a., 4 J.
ular voGn. people husband an: wife.
Immediately after the ceremony tie
bridal party wer. carried 20 the Coast
Line station in automobiles and there
boarded :he fas, trai;. fo.. Columbl;, and
AShevi!ie. there they wil! spend some
days on their hone; moon. The groom Is
the vouo-eSt son OF Nh David W. ~
Ger,nau. ;ac !um oe:' snaGn:.lc ot A!co!u.
). G.. and IS ooc OF the rising Young
business men OF this section. being con-
aecied with his father and brother 70
the large saw Will interests ot The ID.
W. Alderman SocS p!antac .Alcolu. and
the Nicola Railroad. The bride IS one
OF Florence'S sweetest AID mos, charm
ing Young women, being possessed OF L
most !ovable and charming disposition
and numbers her friends by the hun
dreGS. The viii reside - Alco!u. the
present home OF :he groom.
The iollowiu. were the cut-ot-;own
folk :r attendance upon the wedding:
Mr.. d. *. Alderman, father Q: the
groom: Mr.. and Ms Robert Alderman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Alderman. Misses
Martha and Mavbelle Alderman. o! AZ
coiu. and Nr. end Mrs. Shaw OF Sumter,
all Of whom came here through the
couu:-v and returned home in :.u,oro-
bi!e>.
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paNv!lic News.
cc!a. !" Th- Maun:n: Times

SIrc!a. I" Tn" Mauu:n2. Times
There WIS no preaching 1t The Meth
n,i>t church here on Sunday on account
ot the absence Of the pastor. Rev. /.
W. Nunner!yn. who : away on his
annual vocation Before returning. be
wi!! attend the preachers conference n
Spartanbur-.
capt. G. X. Curtis is haca OF his run
after :, short stay at Gleun Sprln: ar':
licndcr>onviIc.
Miss DAISY Rhamc. .Ioc Minis and
Wash kcel> spent = lew days Of last
week i; t.liorec. ard attended The
Woodmea picnic.
Misses D:hel and Leila CORRECT; are
away visiting in Sumter and frivatcer.
Mr j. *. i:r-cdin and wif.. Of Edge
!.-I v.-itIu., friends IN The community
lev. Il j. kyzcr wa> twav AL "i
i.-c week assisting with a series o:
meetings ~ l;lalr>.
Miss Belle Bagnal : visiting her
sister AZ Lumber.
Miss Eva Carts is back from Il short
vacation spen; !. Glen" Springs and
NendcrSonv!.le.
Hiss Sallie Player OF Tur3evi!le iS
visiting Miss Bessie C""bct;.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-24
S1mme.toa News.
EGi:o. Tic Macnic: Times

EdI:o. TIC Ma:nSa: Times
Ir the >ocia! circle OF Summcrton
there have recently been quite Z num-
Der OF noteworthy events. 70 which
both Young and old are inGeb:ed for
admirable means OF putin" 20 nasty
.ligh, wka, nigh: otherwise haze
proven "long summer days.
On Friday afternoon last. the
Ma:rous' Book CLUB was delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. Dr. 7. J. Davis. y
new and interesting variety Of progress
sive games was introduced. which. was
thoroughly enjoyed: four tables were
arranged in the parlor upon each o!
which was TO be found in the alphabet.
each letter on separate card-boarcS.
These letters were turned by the
PLAYERS in order. the object being TO
cal! upou seeins The letter. some an.ma!.
flower. vegetable or frui: beginning
with that letter: when al had been
turned the couple having succeeded 10
naming first the creates, number OF the
kind represented ~ their particular
table progressed. .it the conclusion II
was found that Mrs Johu LeSeSae and
Miss SalEc Anderson had ''ed, and
upon drawing Mrs. LeSesDe Was award
ed the prize. love;v plaque. Miss
Bertha Davis served punch during the
afternoon, and Mrs. Davis assisted By
Mrs. Hunter concluded the enjoyment
with delicious ice cream and waters.
Besides the members there were pres
en,: MeSdameS Joe Davis. >. y. Hun
ter. Misses Lou Patton. Abble Bryan
and Sallie Anderson.
Cn Friday evening" Miss Eta Scar
borough entertained il honor ot her
guest. Miss Josie Mcbride c: Florence.
The guess. received by Miss Eta.
were presented 20 Miss Mcbride IL the
front parlor where informal converse
,ion was ecioved for = time. The door
was :hen thrown open 20 the back par
lor, where haartS-dice was played pro
cress;vely. The highest scorers il :hlS
contest were Nr. Harry Davis and
Miss Sallie Anderson. 10 whom was
rendered dainty box OF paper, which
they presented 10 the CUES, OF honor.
Miss Mcbride Those present were:
Misses Mcbride, Grace Briggs. Lucie
AID Maria Mood. Nay Davis. Haze!
Eosao. Srit;on add Sa!lie anderson.
MessrS. Harry and Leon Davis. Julian
and .Orlando Scarborough. CounorS
Geutry. Lucian Broadway. Ben Cantey
.Allstoa James. Abra!n Briggs. Fred
Barnes and Hall Nelson.
Su,nmertor. Aug. ~ 1910.
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We. the undersigned students OF the
Clarendon County Summer School. IN
appreciation o! the kindnes> and
courtesy shown lis Individually anu
collectively: by our teachers, ProlS.
F.. !. Browne, J. {. Daniel. }. n.
Breed:n and Miss f. Eaysor, hereby
subscribe our names in gratitude TO
them. for al they have accorded Us.
Jake Ha-vin. J. Ingram Wilson.
Beulah Wilson. k2te Harvin. Virginia
Wilson. Lidie McFaddin, Hughev
Tinda!. Mamie Blackwell, DorcaS Wise.
Bessie Corbet;. Carrie Ho!laday. BESSIE
Noliaday. Louise Shannon. Elizabeth
Darcan. TheodoSia DarCan.
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a Card.

The report has been circulated That |
am 4 member OF the Audubon Society.
and in sympathy with The drastic and
absurd fish laws passed by Ike laSi leg
i-.a,ure. This is absolutely untrue n
any phase OF the question. While IA
vor some protection 10 game and fish. |
believe in reasonable and conservative
legislation along ali lines. and il elected
10 the legislature, will address myself AZ
once 10 :he task OF repeating these laws
and constituting laws that will give 4
law abiding citizen >omethiu" he can
live Up To and have some fish and game
100. Respectfully.
JAMES EEAIES.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-24
FOR SALE.

desire to sell, 1t once. my home
or West Boundary street in the town
OF Manning. two blocks from court
house square.
Lot is one. hal; acr. in size and has
;-roolu house with kitchen. wood and
fowl house. barn and Il good we'll OF
water: also fruit and nut trees, etc.
As follows: IS peaches. ! apricot, ,
rlamS. pear. & figs. , scuppernonS
grape arbors. : bunch grape vines.
about 30 raspberries. about 3,0OG
strawberry plants and pecan trees.
About so 4 wear can be realized
from the sale OF fruit and berries.
Price 81, 10000.
For further information see Ms.
logger in Manning or write me at
Columbia. S. G., P. o. Drawer 20.
H. Z. BOGER.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-24

Foley Kidney Pills give 4ulck rchef
in cases OF kidney and bladder ailments.
Mrs. EoSe Glaser, Terre llaute. lnd..
tells the rcSul, in her case. After stiil-
erinC for many years from 1 serious case
OF kidney trouble and >pe1din" much
money for ,o-cal!eG cures. found Foley
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