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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-18

THERE Is ALWAYS A ,BEsT
PLACE" TO BUY. TIMES ADS TELL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-18

THERE'S A CHANCE THAT you
OUGHT NOT TO POSTPONE THAT
"SHOFPIEG" ANY LONGER. READ
THE TIMES ADS AND SEE IF THIS
Is NOT SO.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-18
SHOCKING
DISGRACE:
At CAIRO
Mob Is Shot Down at Jail
and Governor Deneen
Orders Out State Militia /:
Further Trouble Is An
ticipated.
BULLETIN.

Springfield, Ill, Feb. IS, 4. M
Governor Deneen has ordered Company
G, Fourth Infantry, of Effngham, to
proceed to Cairo ON . special train.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
Ths Hio joints

The cup ard ball socket and the al
ttSht valve were first used IN the hu-
nan body. II our hip joints and arms
were not provided with air tight SOCK
cts We should get too tired to continue
our work toS any length of tine In
tust holding these limbs together oy
muscles !: IS the pressure OF the air
which holds them II place. and thus
all physica! effort IS avoided. IN the
various al tight joints and sockets
found II the human body one may IND
nearly az the mechanical principles "
yo,red n the air brake OK the Us. o,
compressed ar fcc thousand c.s,eS-
ent thtngs~ Some may aver that na-
.uce did not discover bal! bearings. Il
mechanical device which has reSo.u-
tion.zed tie vehicu!ar world But the
principle IS a!@os, developed n the
ball oc the leg bone and the socket Q,
the hip. which are made 50 smooth
and are so we'll oiled that thcy Slide
backward a2d forward wiki practical
" no friction.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
Iha Ra.tIa OF ChaIo,s.

There have been SO many bloody
battles It is perhaps impossible TO say
with absolute certainty which OF them
all was the b.ood!cSt. but the balance
OF the evidence seems 10 be IN favor
OF the battle OF CAalons. France.
fought y. ID. 4Jl bctweei, the tuns.
under A,ti!a. and The Romans. Go,hS
and Franks. under the command ct
Ac,ius. the most renowned captain OF
his day. " the head OF his on."0
Of sayaScs ..:ti!a was har!nE every
thing his owa way. and Il looked as II
EVAN civ:!:z&sic:! was destined TO taii
before Tic Tartar dcspocSm. when
suddenly. Ike The 5ol; OCT OF the blue.
Ac:iuS :el upon The baTbaric hocces
AID I--opc va; saved. II IS esi!Eiat-
cd ;L"c 10000 oc The barbariaas were
:rc; dead on the !:c!d
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
OLD TIME PUNISHMENT.
Agony Of q Day In tho Stocks For
Fl. Of Cad Temper.

AGONY Of Day In tho Stocks For
Fl. Of Cad Temper.
A record ou aie in The library OF coa-
gress contains uu accou3, o. tie &C
ventures Of certain Hubbard. who
was sentenced IN Boston 10 the stocks
Tor hav.n. lrGu!sed in ~ WARRANT
able dt Of III temper. says Harpe7s
Weekly When be had taken h!s seal
for the day there came along drove
OF swine. which seemed TO cast upon
him those lcerins looks that only lat
,.i. rau bcstow. \ doS followed. sniff
:u: Il; the prisoners feet and uiaHinS
ceiu;s-u2pleasant,y approaching reai-
ity-oc bst.as him. Then Z cock. mount
f.: to the very top OF the stocks.
crowed BIS ccr!s!oa upcc TIE victim
below. and presently rough fellow.
after lndulsins IN ugly 'aunts. threw
at him tetid toadStoo!s and dead
snake-
Then IN lrdlan appeared. who IL a
drunken rage. stimulated by snr:e ian
cied injury. rushed at HubsaTd Wild
q touahawk, probably :nteoSIn: ao;h-
tns worse. however. than to cive him
q severe fright. which he certain? Sue
ceeded IN doing.
Help cane from 40 unexpected quar-
ter. 70, n, that moment an old bull
cane tearing down the road. His az
tcnuon was attracted by tie STOCKS.
and with roar be prepared for !
charge.
Alarmed In his turn. the savage
dashed on. The hC!! made dash 1T
the stocks aod carried away the cor
ne. post. bu, w;:hou, even grazing The
object OF bis apparent wrath. Whcth":
be vas d!SSus,cd By the li:tle 'c lad
accomplished or his ":.!noSi;y waS
thus satisfied. Ee started 81. be!!ow!n:
cod sLak!a: lis head n:':ch 10 tie re-
lief o. tie said Hubbard
Ard then :hc C3:o7,Cca:c i3"::. TaS
LEI, 10 comparative peas. 70 his own
uc6iiations ard the cutting s!ee, OF c
November day
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
Ii. OH E..hiorcd Woman.

what caused ynur S&LLca blowing
in" askc. 4 veteran il Shade Land OF
woman who just arrived. The wocl-
an gave :. sigh that blew over = tomb
stone as she replied Il am IN Old
fashioned woman. and | did my work
in kitchen with = SIX hole range. 4
big sink. three long tables. ;wo pan.
tries a.d Ls!Ipan large enough 10
wash . turkey "a Two Gays ago !
wcuc 20 visit ny daughter "a = BIZ:
city anu found her cooking so' hei
family IL = chatting DISH. doing hcr
dishes in \ waSlitow! and keeping
,hc:.. S;ore,. q tie lower part OF the
wa>,.sta2d. When I saw her get the
bread ou, Of big bowl on the piano
called :! ta.L.niarc AID reach FOR tho
b.,,tcr orr oc The window fcit cold
chi, co..ic oys: re. and when she
;:!a,:e soup by opening 4 tin can aac
pn,.ri2. "ut . mess 70 which she add
ed water from the wash pitcher
k.cw 20 more Thca The old fasn
iDactl woman gave such 4 saiH OF dis
c1lst Il blew Ill the shades over lntt
:be next coua;y.-.AtchiSon Globe.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
Trapped.

The clar, vas neither neatly nor wei!
dressed. II" was plainly Z tramp. beg
c!aS. aad had Just turned away from
one raSscrby when &c saw = young
man walAiac b7isk!y toward him
"r,cas.. mister" said the tramp. can
vo- give ,ac dime 10 get something
10 cat:
The youuS nan stopped. What's
thc natter" he asked
Can't &c, work said the other
cI,bly. u haven't had bite TO eas
since Yesterday morning Pawned a.!
nv clothes .ceptinc these. Slept under
a wharf 70, week. and don't know
ar-boGy in the whole cis5-honest.
don't"
The young man looked at the tramp
smoo.!. face. over which razor had
evidently passed very recently
WHO shaved you this morning! De
asked. and rs the bcssac faded away
the younS man Srinned and walked on
down the st-ect-Youth's Companion.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
A Mastec Iactician.

"whv." expos.ulated the lady IN the
brown dress when the artist who had
painted portrait Of her little dauSh-
ter said the price OF the picture vas
500. "yor charged Mrs. Crawford only
SGs for iae picture you painted OF het
Lucy
Il nm aware Of that fact. my dear
madam" the suavc and polite artist
FASTENED to explain. bat you must
consider the great difference IN the
costs Of the paints used for the hair
of the two children The scant. d7ab
colored hair OF the Crawford child re-
quired just :: touch Of the cheapest
kind Of pigment. but the wonderfully
bcau.i.u! and luxur!ant cu7!s OK your
lovely daughter required large GUAM
t:.y Of the best paints on the market
Then the lady in the brown dress
smiled. took out her purse and begged
the artists rardo2 Tor having spokeo
rudely to aim-CticaSo News.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
Old Mosque leoenSS.

The great BeSova mosque in Scra-
,ero IS the largest mosque Ia Europe
after those OF CoaStaut!nople and Sc
Inns mosque IL Adr:auop!e. IN rs
COURTYARD stands an OLD stone. across
TIE top Of which there IS Il groove pre-
c;sely the length o. Z Turkish ell Ira
dttioa says tia, pasta placed II there
to checkma;e the !oca! merchants
habitua! use ot false measures IL cen-
aace OF the express commandment OF
the Koran.
Eu. another OF Se.ajevo's hundred
mosques has uucc better .eSend.
Before this may be seen The 'c!naS OF
the seven holy de.v:SheS who We're De
headed oGO years ago Tor " r:rcai thelt.
After the ca3!tatioa each BODY
tucked It's Gcad Under its "7;l ard
walked :nio ;ac mosque. SO these DER
wishes are worshiped is saints 20 ;E!s
day
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
An Ingenious pefenso.

Nirble wits anG q glib tongue tre-
orentsy save errinS -coppers" on trial
before the deputy commissioned at
headquarters. Some Of the -defenses
put up by offenders arc more tnsen-
socs than convincing. Not long ago
gaat pat7oinan. accused OK being
about o quarter OK mile oG his beat.
evolved this exc.sse. You see. It was
IKE this, yor honor. was pasroll!ns
NY post when thought heard q
nan up tie street yelling Fire.
Fire. I ean IN the direction OF the
sound. and. would YOU believe me. NJ.
Commissioned. there stood a fellow cus
on the sidewalk trying to wake up a
friend Of his on the secoac door. ana
be was yelling with all his nigh.
Meyer. Mcyer!' Well. that's =
brand new Que" said the trla! cornHIs-
ssoae1, tie suspicion OF smile Cross
tcc his face. Complaint dismissed
New York Tribune.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
4 lasco Vo!unae.

The biggest boCS n Washington IS
not IL the Congressional! i:3ra-y- 4t
IS ia the reference vco. o: The geo
logical survey OF f street. where rs
huge bulk rcDoses OF :: stand H1;de
especially io- 4. 1t IS 4 dictionary and
consists o.: bali :: dozen volumes
hol,d uaGe. one generous cover that
nus, haze taken severa! calfSk:as 10
provide the leather binding. !; coz
ta!ns 1.0SJ pages and weighs rs Hicco
as high school S!:! Ey contrast 10:
IA, Webs;c.'s Unabridged ;s@t lies
alongside this great Ju11o OF 4 oook
looks IKE pocke, edition OF the
.Tubaiyat."
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
a Romantic Career.

The romantic career % = very re
r.a-kab.e 1a0. John Gully Who SEC
ond,. Glib IN his battle with Nc!!-
cecux, IS thus summed uQ =. The
Dictionary OF National Biography:
"P-tzeaghter. horse .acer. legislator
and colltery proprietor. Gully souSa,
his first :sht Just before Trafalgar
he Tough, bis last and retired from
the prize ring n 4 blaze OF triumph
seven years before Waterloo. Gu..::
rose 20 be 4 rich In3n and L member %
parliament. he Won Ii" l'c-hr three
Zines and WAS the owner OF !"-Se
and prosperous coine-y. De d!.<i IN
1868, the father o9 twenty-four chH-
Grea-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
or;a;n OF : famous Saying.

Euclid. who is sometimes called ;ae
father OF mathematics. caught lbs
subject IN the famous school NJ Mex
acd-:a Being s.Skcl one day By The
king OF Egypt (rioieny SoteT> whether
be could rot teach him -: science II
i sho.:c- way Euclid answered IL
words that have been memorable eve:
since. Sire. there is L" roya! road %
learning" Not many scraps of c"nvef'
sa,!o. lave lived. rs this reply has. 70:
1900 years.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
Funerals -

.,-... AFTER item ecS
been abandoned. ide:. after idea has
hccn dropped. cac!. meaning distinct
loss TO our business .la undertake.
IN the west end. referring 70 the re-
cent death 2f = noble l"cd. c"Haded 10
ue: .For:y =ca-S a." buried 3 men
he- ot that :a.4:!y AID TIE :unera! bill
cayue - :l....H ,>.;.22:,p' Tc" yea-S
l.,cr buried ano:h-:-, When !; came
70 just over SEQ $500 Fifteen
years ago hu-i.>! I t!!;:d. Il, I cost OF
$50 81. .G0p,. tu: tie I..!! Cot taiS one
6.d 10, react. 80 $50.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
cUsTER's LAST FIGHT.
Tho Famous Battle OF :hs Little Big
horn Rivcr.


horn River.
Genera, George a Custer was one
Of the most notable cavalry officers de-
ye,oped during the war OF the rebel
,ioa. Ii was bis fortune 10 be in 'he
thick OF the coa@.ct within :: few
days after leaving the training school
at West i,o:a,. aad from tt::; ;:tnc TN
I'll The day or his death his HE was
filled with Strenuous WORK aud str
r.n: adventure. in which he was ire
qucat!y exposed 10 deadly peril
The closing chapter Of his lie. which
came with what Is k:1own in history
as Clusters last GSht." which "c-
Cured on June &c. 1916. was tag.
edv. !,ut be died Ike Z soldier
For :, number OF years ate: Y" c.vE
wa Custer haG hecn engaged il III
d!an t!cht;nS on Tie frontier Q: 10"
United States. Many OF these engage
ucats were among The E:oSt thrilling
IN THO history OF Indian v:i::::.s:-c III
this country.
The famous expedition which iec up
to the famous battle Of the L!;tc Dag
horn river was started OF May u.
ls.6. when Genera. TcTry. h:s officers.
Of whom General Caste. WIS orc. aac
his troops !ett For; Lincoln. Dakota
Every one rca!;Zct. that tho Campaign
was l!ke.r 70 bo q decisive one. Il vas
planned to strike tie Indians serious
! b!ow-onc from, which they could not
recover.
The advance vas begun under 81.
vorablc conditions. ard the l-.ii!e Big
horn mountains werc reached % lane
% ard the indian village located. y
slight accident gave the red men warn
.as. Nobody knows exactly how the
battle or L:;t!c E!Sbo-n was :o2SAt-
| The statements made afterw2'd oy
the Indians were coaGad!ctorT. bur
ehey all agreed that Clusters appear
ancc was Il great surprise. The best
evidence shows that tie Indians closed
| IN on both right md LEI: and placed
Custer at once on the defensive. Closer
and closer the col! tISStcacd around
that p:uckr hand. One af;c! 'hc other
Of the troopers fell. the horses were
s.acpeded. the ammunition Ha1 low.
10 messenger had been able 70 break
through the lines. and the mortality
amonc the officers was heavy.
Then Caster had his troops FIRE two
rol!eys il succession. the usual CRY foE
| help. 1t was heard in feao'S camp. rs
Significance was understood. but no
help came. Soon canc the haai act OF
the tragedy. The Indians closed in
from all sides. led by the cruel ch!eis
Crow King. Gall. Crazy Horse and
{! Rain.in-the-Facc. Il was 4 hand 10
hand fight. Il vas 10 against 1000.
! Grouped about Custer were twenty OF
thirty desperate men They Tough;
with their leader. they fought for the!E
leader. until the last man lay dead
Not IN American officer OF so!d!e:
lived to tell the tale OF Clusters last
fight" Never II the history of tie
world was the bravery. deroaon to
duty and perfect discipline Of troops
better illustrated. Almost without ex'
cep.;on the bodies Of the men were
found Just where they had fought
Each company was in the place as
s,rued. troopers N line and the!r OIL
GERS n position. They fought losing
! battle. but they fought without ttoca
ics. They were killed, but not cis
c-accd.-Det.oit Free Press
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
WIND AND NERVES.
Effects OF Sreezes From tho East,
West and Northwest

Effects OF Sreezes From tho East.
Yves. and Northwest
The ems, winds hu: the earth close
Il and gather moisture. dust and bac-
terra. They ere cold and humid. al
together forming ~ eacTVatnS inau-
eace on human ard anlc.al life and
rc.ocr.ns !; susceptible 20 the disease
germs which the winds carry and DIS
seD!nate.
TIE cooi. pure northwest winds
come from region OF dry. highly
electrified air where ozcDe exists IN
comparatively large quantities They
are inv:so.a,ios. The framework OF
nerves IN the human being IS Ike
del.ca,e electrical apparatus. the
nerves being the wires and the brain
and gaasIia receiving and distributing
cepters-
Every one knows that telephone
works better on Z clear. dry day than
on a wet. musSy one. The moist at
uosphere lessons vitality. The nerve
wires Know u3CS.O aGA 8S1'S NS
messages become confused Hence
low spirits. uelaacho!ia. distorted
uenta! outlook. faulty assimilation.
and disease.
The opposite effects Cow from the
northwest winds The west aud
northwest winds keep the mucous
nembranes Of the body "a good work
tae order. The coating OF moisture
which IS always present with the east
wind disappears Absence o. any
wind il long continued has bad es-
feet oa the human body and mind
A. prolonged calm means lack OF ven
ttiat!oo on q great scale. The winds
serve to nix n normal proportions
| the gases which compose The ai:o-
sphere. ard IN this way :aey are coz
ducive 10 health Up to Il certain point.
Beyond about twenty miles an hour
;; their influence begins TO be unfaTor-
! ab!e.-Chicaso Tribune.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
DraopeS LIZ on tho aears.

The removing o. the polar bears q
the zoo recalls that some years back
6 visitor dropped IN oa these bears.
A hat fe!! into tie pit. and !;s owne:
at cace Jumped IN after It He alsht-
ed on q bear who was enjoying doze
n the sun. The bear made hin "el-
come. Il seized hin by the shoulder
and wa!szeG hin round and .ouad-
Luckily the visitor kept his feet unit!
keeper ope1cd SIDE door AID pulled
him .ato safety But the hat WAS LETT
behind. On the following day the man
sent &c the society letter N which he
c!ained the cost oe new hat--!.on-
don Tatier.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
Queer Iookina Worna.

New Zeaia I'd. Australia. the Samoan
and The Solomoa Islands rs wei! as
portions OF tie Hawaiian group are
the homes % various species oc wo-U.S
With thick. lazy bodies and w!;h 4
we'll defined neck connecting thc body
with { head that IS startling remind
er os tha: o< tie monkey. IL The Sand
wich islands ;hcy are called meta
.u-:a!. which means "c-ecpcr WIKI Z
Guilds head an Old New Zealand
lcccnd SAYS that q, oa.. ;::::c tEeE wee
Of Immense proportions and threatened
tie extinction OF a! human !fc on :ae
islands
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
airL. ard lichtnina.

D::-ds are sometimes struck By light
nm Darwin records the case OF
w.!d duck :u:.; BE saw struck By
bolt w!.::e myi:= X WAS killed In
st.ui!y and :c:! 10 The ground Bu
birds seem 10 know inst!uct!rciy tha
!;ciltmin. is 70 be feared. That per
haps : why they seek shelter IL thun
Gc-S;oru.S. The sudden d.Sappearanc'
OF the birds IS. indeed. IN The countT!
o-c OF ;hc suvest signs OF an approach
Ing ;cn:pc<t.-pt;ladc!phia Bulletin.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
Cou:5n's Fr;lntea Him.

an Indian tnal.arajah oHcc received
!.o.d Give. he famous solder. n his
p2!!cc c0ur.. Presently !" sprans TWO
w..cppiag big Bcnga! tigers. IS bag rs
exc. srcs" .rhcv rolled and spraw!ed
and .ompeG al. over the court. SroW!-
ed. spit and si.uck ~ each other. Al!
the t!.:c ~. rajatl Siy!y and snakt!y
stole ..a.ccS - Give 10 see K i would
scare him green white. After little
the tigers were driven out. GIVE
smoked his chc-oot I'll the while.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
Nodnina tho Eore.

The eardy clubman paused at the
door of the smoking room
~R,nc,ey." he asked. n q whisper.
has Slodser given out the daily STATE
neot Of bis health and told Al! about
bis symptoms yet?
yes" said the nan inside the coo'
ICES Just sntshed-
"Au tight. II! cone ia--Se!caso
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
R.iG For Style.

Room acG bath. sir said the ho-
tel clerk po.:,c!y. So a day
y said room and baw:h, young man.
interrupted ;hc po!npous man In
Gcrs;aaG-taw;h
"Oh. room and baw,h: Beg pardon
sir T,.e. the rates will be So day
-p:,,sbu-g Press.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
OLD TIME LONDON.
, In The Days When Mon In tho P'iior>
Wore pelted With Eggs

comparatively
% inhabitants,
main roads TO
y,.t.s-s 44-s.- htly improved
So. s.. Shastly spec
.srs, on the South
=. = their burden
O. banged u:cn bad indeed been slight
II modified, aS: uoae the less the de-
composin: heads oc traitors scA IL
ed the atmosphere about London bridge
and Temple PR With ayr;ads OF hane-
tul microbes.
Our immediate foroears were evil
deauy not overaarrculas about sights
and smells. They were accustomed to
see men sitting n the pillosy pelted
with rotten esSS and possibly included
among their Immediate circle not few
who had been deprived Of their noses
and ears for expressing too freely their
opinions political and religious
The drains were In an appalling con-
d;tioa- The iaaulerahle churchyards
were 50 full Of coAns that they often
projected through the turf Bear and
bull bctt!nS. dos fights and boxing
matches we're attended even By royal
e as Late as 1920. and Ave years later
alI the -dandies- 70 London were pay
-tns hish prices to stand Il tho caTs
round Tyburn TO behoid twenty-five Ok
their fellow creatures hanged 1or mis-
6eneanors which n our tine would
be punished with . few days tnprts-
ocnent-Loadon Saturday Review.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
Suits son-Dea.n &c O.hers.

Iron MY be good for the blood o.
some remarked the worn as the
angler threaded tbG book through hin
ceat!y. but fear it Will De the death
OF me-
And vet the fSh that swallowed the
troa little later was quite carried
away with e.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
nidn.. Like conoarisons.

What made that p1itaa donna de-
rna2d your discharge:
:! wrote al article replied the press
agent. saying that she sings Ike 20
angel. She said she 81" 90 reason
<o- complimentary reference 20 any
tody's singing except her own.
washington S.aS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12

ve.a played they cou!c then
and there hand n their designations.
The overture was ve-icaole triumph
to- StS.sch. and wGh protose apollo
tes the orchestra offered bin their
Tt-S!cS>
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
= Gentle Hint.

yo2a. Ma" = Your twin danshteES
seem absolutely ;nseparable- The
Nothcr-Oh. don't knox. y Eouns
roa;. Wit. hall million. Ike yoarSe..
o,..:,t 10 make good rs 4 separator
Ch!Caco News.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12

James. caa trust you with the Key
70 TIC wipe CELIA:
Tae New Butler tstGy)-Ccrta!a!E.
sir, h..vc seen al the !abeis.-LHe.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12

TIE Lady-Get out! Eoare'tsc man
I gave g piece Of ray cake 20 only n
hour oso The Eebo-No. t2Ca:. m
that poor feIler's shcst,-C!eveiauc
Leader.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
a Clumsy Compliment.

She 10 partner claiming trst dance
YOU are ~ early bird. Mr.. G!oss:nest.
He Ccallantlyl-YcS: and. by Jovc. Fe
co.,~hr tl.r vcrC..-LoEdoD NJ 4
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s. wnereupoa
bring oct tho
ling ovG. he
,erly manner:
IS It that J@
cdestaod the
SoC are 2 per
auC and more
o and
oor." interrupt
IL It were not
ct I am under
re compliment"
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Dishes

Dishes
ne OF the oldest
:he world. some
500 years old
,SureS IS q sev-
eS!des the o1&-
'ass!e Kilkenny
{ gold cups used
- down 70 the
The gold OF the
$, without alloy,
Oft and easily
,tes are warmed
~ashed after use
bot water. be ]
whose tips have
o!s Ieather.-Loa-
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On the line.

The artist over ,he way Was BOAST
Ing 10 u.e hat !:!s work Is being hcne
o. the Ice
.'aumph: 50 : rs wi:r's.
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cooouered tho Orchestra.

CoaIuered tho CFchessrs.
In his early days Herr Arthur Nj
Stsch. the famous conductor. was ap-
pointed to conduct 4 performance ot
'Taaohaeuser" q. III"
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NO Temotation.

This world Is 10 the Sh:;-peSt. hcaTen
10 RI. most wcrthy-C!cero.
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Sc, oot tsyse.. 10 attain 2uct: res:.
but iauca paacace.-T5onas KEN
NJ,
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Nature.

Nature.
bad become the
ms, and bis IN
twofol6 blessed
on oo every c.
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p.

reoa oe Ohio.
8 never been
wnrnsan TOLL"