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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
Dr.. Reese Coming.

Ats. T. Nenning's jewe!ry store. Oct.
i 10 10. Dr. 81. D. Reese will be pleased
10 examine Your eyes and furnish you
with prescription for any refractive
error with The latest samples OF every.
thing optical. There are few people
who realize the grave Importance OF
consulting competent re!ractionist in
regard 20 IAN: infection Of the eye. which
mex, 10 the heart, is perhaps the most
delicate organ ci the human body. II
through ueg!ectit becomes 6isarranSed.
i, becomes your master. and with the
loss OF il you ere helpless. With our
system We eliminate all cueSS work and
give YOU the true condition, and wil! tel!
YOU frankly whether you need glasses
or treatment. We will examine all
school children free OF charge. Your
children eyes are surely worth more
than Inc COS: OF 4 pair ot glasses. Poor
or impaired cre-sight means 4 handicap
20 matter what your position in life may
be. DR.. I:eeSe VIII assure you Skill!u.
scientific attention.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
Co-.aoc Pleas CoC.t.

The cour; of common n!ca> WAS er-
.,aar,; ai! % the w,-s. and besides :he
orders .;ah .ircre..>. th>. f"'!"win" c::>--
w,r" i:trc!:
No~;iw.>,,ru Eail:oat: Company Y.
Slmur Vi. Coic.nn"h. recovery OF right
ot ,y,y lud.iartt reserved.
Joseph l. Bartlett -. y. G. Stuck.
Verdict ;nr defendant.
.\>;. Herbert shoe Go. ". w. &.
johnson. Verdict so fo:. plaintiff.
r. L. Brown ". y ;. briggs Yer
dc, i"r plain:If.
=. " !;rn"drrr> A,lant;c Coast Line
Railroad Cr. Verde; sl0O for plaintiff
DAVIS broadway Brothers ~. l. ;.
H,:.v;,.k y Son Verdict for plaintiff
! Z. 'riamoiS " james y Jones,
Nr:dic: COR p,;:ia.,ii
Macy cases We're continued 10 be
i. -! Il, >1,lc otne:' court.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
Bring Cotton Here.

There IS coaside er.bic compliant; the
pas: weeS and now because The cot:on
rosrke: here IS 40; what the farmers
expected after reading THE TINES
las: week. We stated tha. the MAJ
r;ng .na-k.. is as good ;.> acy N this
section OF the State. and We STICK 20 =,
Notwithstanding the statements OF some
tn. friends o! theirs rscelrcG n;teen
points more IN Sumter. People :Gus.
b.. reasonable. and iooS - this matter
in = common Seose wa: |: must be re-
ne,rbered the cotton marke; :iuct2a;eS,
some mornings the opea!n" Is nigh. n
= few hours the reports come II mas
changed, either higher o.: lower. when
!: goes lower o: courS: the price IS
effected. therefore when y sells ! bale
OF cotton OF The high report, aud lie
receives more than NJ. IS 20: or lie
second report. Il : because o. me coz
Git:oc 0! the market. ;hca !a:ct Mr.
comes a.cnc and he gets still! less ;han
6ic y or s, which. gives h!rl = -rea;
big -rouch. act. TIC gees aboa, telling
!.o. he w:.> aoo-Gcs.cd BY :@e Nacu!ng =
:na-ket ma; the buyers :.avc thS.:
iayo-i;tS. etc. he ;e.i, o: :; friend o: his
who sold oa aro:te. market IN. same
day io- considerable more Ne have
+: nadc he cotton selling OF: he Gl!!cCen:
/ markets stuGv. aaG have 10 :.e>:teucy
+; io saying .ha: Manning i ;:c cqua! @:
aav: ;hece j. 40 complain. OF ;:r!%.:>
! here oc bad ;rr.,:neu. Is i ;he case With
some markets: trIe. mos: o. the co;toa
IS 5oGgh: here 5v .hc merchants, ihe
buyer, :or the exporters GO 70; o&E
/ from nc wagons, ,hrv ha.c tuci: rel
son %: ,;.i>. ard j; ::iaSe> no t..ifcreace
;.:hc p-:cc pa!G i ;aiii. We axe auN'
ious 20 >c.: Manning ;!.c 5cs. co3c:
/ :carkc: IN tn:s >cc:.o.. o: he couut:.yr
/ j; caa. au,: wj.. oc. i ;hc farmer
themselves wi.. aci !, MAKE :, 80. Bring
vou: co:,on 20 M2ua.a- EigDy. Lev:
h;cg :Ia;! he oshr"> xii. see tia: u,
/ :u.l p.:ce : PAID. /: IL. nla:Hct : -:
OF the rise yoG ce; more money, i o.
I The :all :; X vou;. misfortune. NaaC!c-
: connected kin me telephone. :.c,
whea yoU Driu- cotton here X : =:
easy mater :" ..omnarc this H.arHe
wi;a Sum:er. !; the sumter 'I:arkc
exceeds OURS more :a::;: zen po!a;> t4'
owner O: the co:;oa 2ccG cnf sci
] Therefore !; j. IN "t...E aHe; >hH. ->a'n.
~ IN favor ut ne :,::.:.er. :ig-'tl., IN
enGaU,> cHtt2u :" N;snnir:@c
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
a Sad Death.

Lima Lorena Smith. younges: daugh-
ter OF Nr. and Mrs. G.. ID. Smith, died
after zen days illness 0i clalarlai fever
4: her home GEAR Workman. Oct. !St.
1910 Dear !i;ile !:liovetn would have
becn ei"n, y.a.> old had she lived until
.:!,. iJ'h o: ;!.;S nIonih.
Al! who i:now her l".cd i.e;.. Though
very ,ucnr she waS kind aud affection
ate: ac oo.d;en; child. always ready To
do with hcr,n III what her Little handS
!ouna 10 do. H-r departure has Lett Z
.rr:.. void ~ IN. lie o; her loved ones.
hui She ia, lone out from this world OF
S.n and Sni.cr:a. :" join the angels.
Cc.i.c shepherd Thor has >::!.ed
Now i.ay .!tt!" lamb brief wccIa:.
OF how peaceful. ;,a!t. and mild
Ia her narrow bed shes sitcp!u-.
And no sigh o: anguish sore
li,.Ivc> .hI, l:i.!c BOSOM !Iiorc.
COUSIN J. J. +.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
Big F;:e 2: Aleola Las; Friday Morning.

- ~ ,:f..r,,,.., sor. Gown
80, ia., .,..,,.i,..,fIv ,ti ot
- ,,,;r ~, ~, 49,. ,,,;,.i,
- .r;tl tn;i,li,s. ~.
" 1.,,E1... -. ,...,, sn-,.. ,,r:r..,,,
49, - 80 r.,,:..b ,j;I ,1..,,,.,. 70 ,h,
,,r,nr.. of -, I,.,s, s.s,1,,O, This los,
49,. :, ,r.c,;r.,.i cov,.r..d ;,r ir>u,anc.
80 =. 49,. ioS. ~ r;.n,. i-nr. wrr,,
..,,1 " =, ;ns,,ii,n. ,..x ,n.;.n:nrry ana
.,nj.c;c. ma. ,;ru, will
no, >,;1'-r outsider. bi. l,.,rIsilia.
The ire ..-is:...:.a u :ae ~" mil
building ana ., :; VA, ,.iS.an. from the
.corinc house and boiler rooms. !. is i'm
;o,,.D!r 20 say how II w;l> started .\n
investigation w..> mao. bu, resulted IN
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05

Very often pale. cloudy. yellow 'inSed.
stomach i prominent. arms aud
i....> thin
ii,- symptoms wili drl'riid upon :.
number of different things. the most
important OF :hc factors in each case
i he number o! worins present.
The severe cases and iuanE ol th..
medium ci>..> can often h.. diagnosed
l.v getting :, gii!nps,. OF til" p-r>oIi.
In the other c:,>es. tie microscopic
examination i necessary. Or treat
men, may be given and the WORMS
looked for. There would h.. no harm
IN the tr.:,t,n-,,. even i! ttirr.. ar.. no
wor,n> pr.srIIi-
N-N, week tEi,. treatment AMI pre-
v,.:,;io:l wi! b.. ,ii>cu->..,l
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
Wood-Eo;ccub.

Jai"u. Sept 2a.-.Iack Holcosnb o!
;a;> ,,:,cc ard Miss Nadge Wood OF
kelcon werr- married Sunday afternoon
II ! o'c.ock Z: .joueSvil!e By the Rev.
.iri.ii. uas:or u: the Methods. church
there Immediately :..;er the ceremony
Mr. aaG Mrs Eolc"ynb went to Spac;an-
burg aud rrturn-d 20 Gaion yes;erda:
and are n,w i. Eone 20 their friends ~
MIR Holco,nh'> home. on Mou1,aIn
street; Mrs. l;olcornb Is = daughter OF
the late Dr. l.. J Wood 0. ke!ton--
Th. STATE
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
1T Beats All"

This is quoted from :. letter o: NJ.
S.ocswell, Hannibal. Mo- II recently
used Eoley's Honey and Tar 70: the a-St
sire. To say am pleased does not ha!:
express my feelings. Il beats ali the
remedies ever used contracted !
bad colo and was threatened with rueu-
uocia. The first doses gave Grea. relief
and one bottle completely cured ne.
Contains 40 opiate>. ". +. Bror'r x
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
nakes Work
Easier.
Manning People are Pleased to Learn
How il is Done.

It, prei:" hard 70 attend to duties
With 4 constantly aching back:
With ANNOYING urinary disorders.
Doaa's kidue. Pills MAKE work
easier.
They cure bacSache.
They cure every kidney i'll.
Z. Z. Smoak. - Oakland Ave. sum
ter. =. c.. says: Il Used DoanS : Kidney
Pills and am pleased 20 say that tnev
helped me very mach. Ny back paines!
me severely while working. There WIS
4 dun. grinding pain through my kid
ners ard II times became so lame an6
sore that i: w:.s difficult :or me 10 >;oop
O. l!t.. The kidney secre;ions were
much too t:equen. in passage and caused
rrea: annoyance - nigh: | =. length
becaa u>in. D,::a> kiGGey Pills and
they acted. .::Sc :, charm. The back
ache and !atu-nc>> >oor disappeared
and haze 20: had ANY ;Coa5lc from my
aiGneys since. can recommend Doan ;
Kidney Pills :.;shiy."
For sale by II! dealers. Price % cents.
Fos:er-Aiilbnrn Co. Buaaio. New York.
sole agents 20: the United States.
Remember The name Doan >-and
AXE 20 other
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
BUSINESS LOCALS.

DR.. J. \. Clifton. Eye, Ear. Nose and
Throat Secia;:s:. vii! be il Manning ]
day next week. October II. Operations
and treatment and eyeglasses. Charges
reasonable. All examinations free. Re-
member. oolv day Cali 4: ZciSler'S
Pharmacy for any Information desired
concerning visit.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
Te.che.s' Erc-icat;oc.

I:.e frs: notice OF the teachers exam
ina,ion sent out stated that il would be
held Oct. -. y subsequent s:aten!en,
SAYS Oct. :. Al! who expected 70 lake
this examination will please take notice
OF change OF da:e f. j. BROWNE,
County Supt. Ed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05

STATE: OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF CLARENDON.
Before me came John W. Lesesne,
Cashier Of the above named bank. who
being duly sworn. says that the above
apd foregoing statement is true con
di.ion oi said Bank, as shown by the
books 0: said bank.
JNO. w. LESESEE,
Cashier.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me.
this Is: day OF October. 1910.
a. G.. CARRIGAE. JR.
II. 5. Notary Public for ). {.
Correct-AtteS:
W. d. MCCLAHY.
c. NJ DAVIS.
!. y. WEINBERG.
Directors.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
For More Taaa Three Decades

roley.S Honey and Tar has been Z
household :ayor!tc Cor cougaS. colds,
and ailments Of the throat. chest anG
lungs Contains no op!ates. w. +
Brown X Co.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
4 Reliable medicine Nc. . Narcotic.

Ge: :hc genuine Fo:ey> Money au,:
Tar in the vci!ow pac&aGc. :l> sac
ADD elective Contains 90 opla;c>. l.e'
fuse substitutes. " T.. Brown X Co.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
Perhaps You
Don't Know
Let us Tell You.

For limited time only we ofTer the
following cut prices:
He.alar &c pencii Writing Tablets
:os ioc
:: H..rlar -. lex Writing Tablets
s.,r -. ...........,. !0c.
:: R-::aia,- loc. L;aea Writing Tablets
Tor -.,.-..-#.--.. .-...----.-- NC.
; Packages ioc. Linen Envelopes
for 2oc
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05

Good results always follow the Use OF
Fo!ey k!iury Pills. They contain just
the ingredients necessary To tone.
strengthen and r-yn'at. The kidneys
and bladder and 20 cure backache w.
f. Brown =, Co
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05

The common pleas coar: was in >es-
s;oa the whole OF las. week, and ron
here the Judge wen: 10 kingstree.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05

Ness-s. Scc.: Harv;n scd Herman
Huasins lef, Monday FOR toe Medica!
Coiieg. OF Charleston.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05

The ole: traded >choo! bu;iding
>,aaJ:a: most :n%?ac:n:i, 10 The rear
o. the near oal!riln:. s;t- siracS 2E
!:-n;aia- Us; THURSDAY nigh; .,h"a:
>.v.:. c'c.t....., I'D .v.as:l,. probably have
ben i.--iroyv:: :.n6 :he E.N aal.,::a::
s.ac:iy 1.:rna.ec: :; ~, 1rS::"y..': ::s>o.
:..... : ~, i.sn .nc tt.t@ i;gur.N w"rs OF
Nests. J. G D:;i:-'' aue Alex braD>2n
w::n hear! .., c:-;;:>h az! -" ~. Ire.
There MAS = sever t!n:"aDoG- a! ram
a. ;h- titu.: ~ soon u t:}r alarm
wa, -ivsu ae :irc department re>poa':-
&c. ou: IN. eueine @i:n"u:h 90 the
r:ouna. wa> aoc brou-h. into play rs
:h. Sire Mas reached %: buckets aud
pu. ou: ::a,. ,his bui!c.u-. which Is
b.iI, on, OF good hear; 'a:n5er gotten
uaGer gooG head WAY. !" "u: lu3gm"a;
uolh!as wou!G nave -nvcG ,he brick
bc;lIin. rom treat damage. Ihe
scSoo. authorities sAo9ic remove this
,renace at occe-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05
Come See How Its Done
At
Manning Grocery Go.
rnrvcy".s 10 Particular Pcop!..

ca.;.a hrou.s, : ~ IN Manaia:
To-day
Mrs. c. X. Hs.v;a = visiting :c
O-anSeburG.
MIR. X. z. Dicksoa OF Black Noun
tain. y c.. is vi,itin. relatives here.
Ness-S. Scc.s Harvin Snd Herman
Haasins ief, Monday FOR toe Ned'ca!
COLLEGE OF Charleston
The common pleas coar: was in >es-
sioa the whole OF las. week, and from
here the Judge wen; 10 hingStree.
The couoc;l is se.sins after the
sutomoSilists for driving ;aeir cars
through the town " 4 speed greater
than the ordinances permits.
Married by Probate Judge J. y.
Windhara. last SATURDAY, Mr.. Andrew
E. Evans and Miss Alice Y. Brun>oa.
The contracting parties live IN the Fork
Will anybody take hold OF the broom
factory proposition mentioned IN this
newspaper recently: Il IS worth IN
veStigating we are sure.
Oh. the millinery openings last
Thursday and Friday, the women were
ou: ID full ioroe 20 visit the several
establishments and ;hey tried on mats
galore.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society 0. the Methodist church will
NEE. next Friday afternoon. promptly
az 40 O'Clock. Topic for study this
quarter, Brazil.
The people o! Naun;ce are delighted
70 know that Mrs. \. {. Sradhan who
has been desperately III IS ceova.esceat
and that she will soon be out and ready
70 be greeted ny her friends.
Died las. Saturday ia Columbia ~ the
Confederate Home Mr.. E J. Goodman.
he leaves surviving him his widow who
was Miss Alice Cole OF Clarcodon, =
sister o; the late Mrs. ". T. Tobias o.
this towa.
TIE TINES editor is invited =: attend
German Day";o Charleston tomorrow.
and he gladly accepts the Invitation 20
be with the biggest hearted souls OF
earth. Ee will drink 20 the health OF
the Emperor OF Germany ~ least o2ce
If the watert:) is not 100 warm.
Send me i've spot is one OF the
ways o: school boys when away from
da6, but the trick does 10, always work.
because young chaps are 50 liable 10
lose money, no. being able 20 take care
OF il, and 100, when they have money &c
their cloth ; it is liable 20 make S'ldy
100 hard.
We would be glad 10 ;aiS day o: plenty
il he readers Of THE TINES would
kindly remember the needs 20 make ::
good newspaper, by taxing Z peepa; the
label on :he!r paper so they may oe re-
minded O. the expiration OF their sub
script;on. Money is aS welcome 20 IaE
TINES editor as 20 almost any other
creature OF the human race. especially
q: this time o! need.
The fire loss 20 The D. ". .A!de-uaS
Sors Company cancot be accurately
gotten AZ because !. vii! iaxe time 20
find OF: the extent 0! i. The company
carried SS3. coo Insurance AID II Is eSi!-
mated that the loss vii! be about 50, coo.
The loss Of time IS another -rea; con-
$500 - - ,'a.,S;t,l,. ,o,na- vhe
...e ,IsA u,S,,;ia 80 = ,nod.~o
- ~ 80 a,s cs,,.-.
't'-A' We '-,'>'
Live OAK Cac.o Of Woodmen had is
nop,hly rnee.ipS las. Nondav uish:.
considered applications aod attended &C
other business. I, iS the earnest desire
70 have The membership take 4 more
actiye in,eres, in the order. t.ve:y
member SboulI .o-a on. 70 the meet.
;nrs and make them i.:e:estin. The
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05

The council is ge.sing after the
.u,ouo5;,is;s for driving ;Seir cars
through the town W speed greater
than the ordinances permits.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05

Mr.. *. z. Dicksoa OF Black Noun
tain. y. G.. Is vi,itin. relatives here.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05

We would be glad 10 ;his day o. plenty
If he readers of THE TINES would
kindly remember the needs 20 make ::
good newspaper, by taking peepat The
label on :he!r paper so they may oe re-
minded O: the expiration OF :hei- sub
script;on. Money is as welcome 20 The
TINES editor as 20 almos: any other
creature OF the human race. especially
q. this time o! need
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05

Itch relieved in 20 minutes by W'o'-
t.rrd'S Sanitary Lotion. Never !a:'>.
Sold bv ". T. Brown s. Co, Druggists.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05

The fire loss 20 The D. " .A!de-maI
Sors Company canno, be accurately
gotten a, because !: viii ,axe time 20
find OF: the extent OF! il. The company
carried SS3. coo Insurance AID il IS eSi!-
mated that the loss vii! be about $1,000.
The loss Of time IS another great con-
s!deratioc. il VIII sake six :aonthS 20
rebuild and possibly .onse-. The
Al6e-mans will rebuild with modern
plan; o. steel auG cement.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05

Send me i've spot is one OF the
ways o: school boys when away from
dad, but the trick does 20. always work,
because young chaps are 50 liable 10
lose money, not being able 20 ta ke care
OF it, and 100, when they have money &c
their cloth ; it is liable 20 make S'Idy
700 hard.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05

TIE TINES editor is invited =, attend
German Day" ;o Charleston .oro-row.
and he gladly accepts the invitation 70
be with the biggest hearted souls OF
earth. Ee will drink 20 the health OF
the Emperor OF Germany a. least oSce
IL tho vateriIl il not 100 Taru
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05

Live Oak Camp OF Woodmen bad is
monthly meeting las: Monday niSh;.
considered applications and attended 20
other business. Il * the earnest desire
20 have the membership take 4 more
active in;eres, in the order. tve:y
membe. should :u:n ou: 70 the meet
Jugs aod make them interesting. Tae
camp meets the first AlonGav nigh: n
each month. Let The neN. gathering
be 4 record. breaker
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05

The people o. Nannioe are delighted
70 know that Mrs. \. c. Sradham who
has been desperately III IS ceova!esceat
and that she will soon be on, and ready
10 be greeted nv her friends.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05

Married by Probate Judge J. u.
WindhaD. last Saturday, Mr.. Andrew
+. Evans and Miss Alice V. BrunSoa.
The contracting parties live in the Fork.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05

Will anybody take hold OF the broom
factory proposition mentioned IN this
newspaper recently: Il IS worth IN
veScigating we are sure.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05

The commissioners tor state anu Fed
era! election viii meet ic Manning
SATURDAY. 18TH INST. fo. the purpose OF
organizing and appo:ccin@ managers
for The geas.,al election which i 20 taNc
place November Sth Il IS important
:ha. every member OF both commissions
oe a: The court house OF the 10Th. The
commissioners are: STATE: I. u. Beard.
\. \. Broadway. and l. l.. Mcintosh.
Federal: Z. j. LeSeSce. -IeSu Smith.
AID $. S. Stone.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05

Oh. the millinery openings last
Thursday and Friday, the women were
ou. 10 full ioroe 20 r!s:c the several
establishments and ;hey tried on hats
galore
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05

a: :. congregational ineciiog o: tae
Presbyterian church Sunday -noro!u-
the pastor :encered his resignation oa:
afterwards withdrew the sau:e because
OF the unanimous action OF his congre-
cation. Mr.. Wood>ou Is aa earneSt
worker .or h!> church AID tle has &C
cou,plishe6 much IN e" time be has
been the pastor His friends, regard
less OF denomination. are pleased 20
learn :ha. MS .,ocE wouia 60; hear o:
his -es!Sclcg-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-05

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society o. the Methodist church will
NEE, next Friday afternoon. promptly
az 40 O'Clock. Topic for study this
o,ar.er .sErszi,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-12-22

In a vast country like Russia, hard
ly yet opened up by railway communi
cation, 1t Ia not surprising that there
should still be great fair like that
OF Nishni Novgorod. This town forms
the meeting place of Russian and
Asiatic traders, and the amount Of
business done there is probably equal
to that of half a dozen Of the largest
fairs of the middle ages. Vast Quanti-
ties of skins, iron. tobacco and cheap
manufactured goods lie about In great
heaps, and surrounded by the water
of the Volgs and the Okla on the great
market place arise shops and booths v
the enormous number of ten thousand
while the visitors exceed half q mil
Hon. The total business transacted FL
each fair is said to be about two hun
bred and fifty million dolIars. and ths
credits opened there exceed this fig
ura
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-12-22

Washington-Su Surrounded by 81 trus-
tees of his choosing, comprising ex-
cabinet members ex- am bassadors, col
lege presidents, lawyers and educators,
Andrew Carnegie transferred to them
$40, 900, 900 in per cent first mort
gage bonds valued at s11, 500, 900, to
be devoted primarily to the establish
ment OF universal peace by the aboli-
ton Of war between nations and such
friction as may impair "the progress
and happiness of man."
When wars between nations shall
have ceased, the fund is to be applied
to such altruistic proposes as will
"best help man in his glorious ascent
onward and upward" by the Danish
ment of the "most degrading evil OF
evils' then harassing mankind.
AS Mr.. Carnegie read an informal
deed of trust announcing at length the
general purpose of his gift, there was
prolonged applause. He then ex
planned the incidents which inspired
the gift at this time, and declared
with emphasis that if the English
speaking race in the United States anc
Great Britain once consolidated in tn,
movement for international peace, tn
success of the measure in the rest o
the world would be assured.
That Great Britain stood ready t
cooperate with this country, Mr.. Car
negie said he felt certain, and all tina
was now needed was the concurrenc
of the president and the senate in pre-
mitigating the movement on behalf Q
the United States.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-12-22
DRINK 4 O'CLOCK ooFFa1


MIRO New Workers Now Go I'm foe
What Used to Ne Foreign CustonA.
When he first got back from a trip
abroad, the young man felt strongly
the need OF his afternoon coffee and
cake when 4 o'clock came around. The
New York Sun says this was not only
custom. but bit OF medical advice,
because the doctor at Carlsbad had
told him that Americans didn't eat
enough and that was reason why
they were SO nervous
The young man expected when he
went into one of the small lunch
places downtown that his request for
coffee and cake might be looked upon
as something odd, as typically foreign.
1t was to his surprise then that he
found that he was not by any means
the only person in the lunch place
who was there with such an object.
There was fair crowd, each man
taking his coffee and cake. Some of
the men appeared to be clerks and
others were just Office boys. So the
young man spoke TO one of the men
behind the counter
'Oh. yes" replied he. there is al
ways good crowd in here at this
hour. think you will find the same
thing In other food places. People
seem to come In here just naturally
FOR that mid-afternoon food. and with
these fellows 1t isn't a case OF de
ferred luncheon either. They do II
because they are hungry and they
don't want too much. The habit has
come up very strongly in the last few
years"