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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-08

Manhattan Hotel, 1928 So. d ST.
new mgmnt, furn g. single, NJ 6777
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Help Wanted Female

-WANTED-Experien saleslady in
dry goods and ready to wear;
state age and reference. Emporium,
Toppenish, Wash.
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LAWRENCE Northeastern heated
rooms 81 week up. 1011h A ST.
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HOW THE HOME
WAS PURCHASED

The Home Owners contest which mes started
that If write the
will be presented with three dollars I'm cash.
embody just how purchased letters
must be short not than three hundred
prze-winner will be the first every
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For observation-disclosures

FOR RENT FURNISHED-To re-
sponsible party, boarding and
rooming house, in good locality. full
of steady boarders ana roomers at
present time; also one neat 4-room
flat. Inquire 1888 So. G. ST
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ROOMS, newly furnished, one and
two-room suites for housekeeping
at 1S0ih Tacoma ave. Main $3.50.
NICE clean single and housekeeping
rooms, s1-50 up. 1907 Sc. Z st.
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TACOMA TIMES CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
Mortgages for Sale

$1,000 MORTGAGE for sale bearing 8
per cent interest: security, choice
residence property, fully insured, in
terest collected free semi annually
and mailed to purchaser. Call at Of
Trust Co.. s52h Pacific ave.
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For Sale, Real Estate
10 ACRES To TRADE

Good 4-room house, barn, mhick-
en- house, wood Shed and buggy
shed, 2 well water; 2h acres clear
ed and fenced good road, near
church and school. Would consider
house and some lots In bargain, not
to excel $1,000, near Fern Hill, AL
hi or 56th ST. Address Route 4,
Box s, Tacoma.
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Ono cent a wor1. Sc per line each
1nser ton for all lines OF business.
-Four insertions for the price OF
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Printing and Binding
Electricians

DAVIS e. HULL, wiring, repairing,
lamp supplies. 947 Com. NJ. 2737.
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QUIET, furnished rooms for work.
Ing men. 2305h Pacific ave.
Michigan hotel.
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HOT WATER HEATING, VIM. B.
Coffee Plumbing Co., 1912 A ST.
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Announcements


CARD READING-Call Main 67S9.
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Harry M. Coudrey, represents
ing the twelfth Missouri district
in congress. and who was missing
from Washington for two days
and who was sued by merchants
when his checks were returned
marked IN. Co." has decided to
go back and fix things up"
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

On March LIST we will move our
office to the National Realty Bldg,
1117-1119 Pacific avenue.
e. f GREGORY co.
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Wanted

WANTED-MORTG MONEY
This company makes a speciality
of loanlng money on close-in homes
for investors. 1t performs this serv-
ice free. 1t also collects and RENTS
the interest twice a year without
any charge.
Each mortgage loan negotiated is
accompanied by complete abstract of
title with attorneys opinion there
on. Borrower insures house for full
amount of loan and pays all taxes.
Interest rate per cent. net to you.
Also a good $1,000 mortgage, Groom
house and 2 lots, on East SIDE, bear
ing per cent. Remember: Money
is doubled in 10 years.
LENNOX TRUST co.
952h Pacific ave.
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Lost

LOST-Lady's gold watch at Sales
station or on Spanaway car, Tues
day evening. Phone Main 455 or
residence 10 So. 26th. Reward.
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN
Young male SPITE dog, scar on
right fore paw; last seen follow
Ing an umbrella member near Oak
land. Reward If returned to 5000
So. Madison st.
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WANTED--A homo for two small
children, girl and boy. ages and
10 years. city or country. Box 81,
care Times.
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Too Late to Classify
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
WE wish to thank the many
friends and neighbors for their
kindness toward US during theI
sickness and death of our son.
MR., & MRS. w. ID. B. GRANT,
5707 So. Yak. ave.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 8
WILL trade lots for improved
property. Address ALP So. 4th.
A 1874.
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Business Chances
Carpet Cleaning

refittins and laying; feather rem.
ovating and upholstering. Rear SOC
30. ST.; phone Main 82b. A 2326.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE

AN elderly lady, with small child,
would like housework. Phone
Edison hotel, M. 171G.
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Stop Paying Rent
201-4 Bernice Bldg.

and buy home for the rent money.
New Groom house. lot 50x120,
fenced and in garden, 5000, SIS per
month.
New 4-room house. lot 50x120,
level, clear and fenced, $500, s12 per
month; bath; in south part of the
city. Only small cash payment
required. Deal with tho owner.
II. r. Paul
So. Tacoma. Home Phone B 1441
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REMOVAL NOTICE.
On March LIST we will move our
office to the National Realty Bldg,
1117-1119 Pacific avenue.
e. f GREGORY co.
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For Rent-.Flats
For Rent-Stores

FOR RENT-Two flats, furnished or
unfurnished. 2526 So. Il st. M. 4236
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Furnished Housekeeping rooms 800
week up. 1912 So. d & Jefferson.
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TWO front rooms furnished for
housekeeping, If desired, gas,
bath and phine. 4171z So. e. M.
1913.
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Found

FOUND-On Jan. 21st, a male dog
If not claimed within days will
be disposed of. Phone Main SS79.
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nc TRAnE


TO TRADE FOR LOTS-6 room
bungalow. or viii sell cheap. 6l1S
SO. =. Phone 3 Nil
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Situations Wanted
Female

-s>~~>s~-~~>~~>~~>>~~~~
WANTED-Plain sewing, will go
out by the day, wages s1.00 a day
and car fare. Phone b 1927, ask for
Mrs. Brabon.
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Situations Wanted-Male

WANTED-Position by young man
with six years experience caring
for horses, in private family. Main
3o69.
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Furnished Houses

HOUSE FOR Rents furnished
rooms and Kitchen tpiane), only
middle aged or elderly couple may
call. Phone b 1903.
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For SALE

Corner No. Sth and Washington
II lots and new broom house, all
complete. Can make more rooms
If required. Look it over If inter-
|ested. Call NJ. 1891.
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Help Wanted-Male

LIVE agents wanted, $500 per day
and commission. Call at factory,
1910 Tacoma ave.
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~~~~~~>~~S--~~-~>~---.~s -~~>>>>~>~-
FOR RENT-First-c class store II
best location. 2405 No. 30th st
Rent S25. Inquire Andrews, 113;
Pacific ave.
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WANTED-Good live boy to work
afternoons. 76S Com. st.
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FAC TOILET SUI. CO. Az Com.
a zzsb. n 2ss. Excslient services
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Opticians

IF you don't see right, see Morgan
Optician, 313 Fidelity Bldg.
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GERTRUDE j. Lands, ground
floor, Theater Bldg. 912 g NJ. 223t
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FIRST-CLASS painting. paperhang-
Ing, interior finishing, A 1903. NJ.
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BOY about 15 wants to work for
board and attend school. Box s.
care Times.
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WANTED-Boys over IA years to
carry good paper routes. Times,
ask for Allen.
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Wines and Liquors

LANGERT LIQUOR CO.. 1115 Pacific
Family trade solicited. M. 6022, A
1922.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-01
WHAT HEB EVANS SAYS.
He Talks About That Alleged At
lanta Meeting.

Yes said H. II. Evans. OF New
berry. known as Hub" Evans. once
chairman OF the State dispensary
board Of directors. whose name was
mentioned in Governor Blsase's mes
sage to the General Assembly With
reference to q meeting IN Atlanta.
Fielder did send for me TO come to
Atlantis This was "a reply to Z
question ahou, the meeting. NJ. sV-
ans continued: when We were n
the room together said to him.
Open that doo:. you. and let tho At
.o-ney General come IN and hsa- sT-
erything Save got to say"
Then What did you tell?" i
to!d him even II knew anything !
would no, tel! It 20 him." and Nj.
Evans concluded. with HIS words ;uss
a BIT stronger. Tbs former d!sDen-
sa-y chairman we in Colum o!s
Wednesday ~as shaking hands IN leg
:sla,;ve circles. He talked freely 20
newspspe. representatives. AZ - as
wont
Mr. Evan. said I. he went or the
stand tEers would be some "ho;
stuff" He continued: The eoun-
~ d1spensaries are new buying :ne
same l!ouor the State disosnsary did
paving the same p:ice, and higher
You talk about Arm turning oVe'
$4,000 tha other day. veil. then the
county d!s?ensar!es pay back sl0S.-
600 for that"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-01
WIRELESS TELLS or BATTLE.
Nany Killed and Wounded Near
Cc;ba is Reported.

That Commandant Guerrero An
thirty soldiers were killed and MT
others woIGded IN battle. wh!ch
lasted two hours rear Ce!ba. Hon
du-as. was Information contained u
scraps OF : message picked Up by the
local wireless station az y O'Clock
Thursday night.
The revolutionists in the depart
ment o. la pase. Honduras. under
the leadership OF Gen. SOTO. wer..
routed b! Government troops yesteT-
day. according 10 dispatches re-
ceived Thursday by Consul General
t'lloa. OF Honduras. a. New Orleans.
No details Of the battle. which oc-
CURED near the Salvado-ean border
were given.
Cen. Ulloa expressed the belief
tha; Gen. Gui;tere1. vice president
and commanding general OF Govern
mcnt troops II TIE field. would short
Il strike telling blow against the
rebels commanded by Gen. Lee
Christmas. II. expect. the two ar
mics to meet IL ;he vicinity OF San
Pedro Sriia. about - miles south OF
Puerto CorteZ
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-01
PASERS SERVED
IN WILLIE JuNE:- AND W 4.
CLARA IL SEMINOLE CASE.
They We're Arrested Eut Gave Bond
in the Sum OF One Thousand Dol
lars Each

The Co!umb b;a Record says Gen.
Willie Jones. president o: the Pa!-
.:ctto National bank. ana Nr. Wash
'as;on y. Clark. president OF the
Carolina National bank. were served
With papers Thursday - Sheriff
Coleman. who acted on authori,: O.:
a warrant issued b: Magistrate J. Ii.
Jordan OF Hershaw.
The warrant ALLEGED that Messrs.
Jones and Clark. together ":.a Nr.
,ohn y. Darlington. as officers in the
:eminole Securities coz pauy. oD-
;2ineG from l.. l.. C!ybura 2 note 10
he amour; OF s!.5oo for stock IN
the Seminole Securities company.
Mr. Clvbrrn alleged that there
was Misrepresentation in the deal on
TIE part OF the persons named. The
warrant was Se'veG on MeSS.s. Jones
md Clark =; their respective ct.icrs
At Docn
Sheriff Coleman. accompanied by
.IaS.StEi. lam IL o"!eH. -.
went to :he bank buildings and
found Mes>rs. Clark and Jones seated
al their desks.
They wee not taken by surprise.
rs the news that the warrant ha {.
been issued in krrshaw was known
n Columbia Wednesday afternoon.
Magistrate Jordan had authorized
bond in the sum OF $1,000. which
Mess-s. Jones and Clark promptly
made. the officials Of the banks sign
ing the bonds.
The defendants have the right Of
preliminary hearing, but the date
has not been agreed on.
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ACTED AS PEACE MAKER.
Judge Gage Makes an Attempt TO
Settle Old Feud.

Judge Gage. wkile presiding a: the
G.ecnrille Court Wednesday adopt
ed an unusaui method IN an attemp;
10 settle teuG between two noun
tain families. Two young men. Rop-
er and Trotter. were being tried for
assault and 3a:ery. and during the
course OF the trial JuGce Gage Left
the bench and conducted the fathers
OF the young men into jury room
and sought 20 have these t"o men.
close nei2hbors. bury ;he enmity eA-
listing between the families.
When the judge returned 10 the
bench he -nnounced that he had
used his utmost en;eavoc but had
failed 20 reconcile the fathers OF the
combatmen;s and that !. The presea,
feeling continues il vii! resul; in =
homicide and n trial OF somebody
FOR murder. AID chat IN the stsn;
.: God these fathers wouid D" re-
sponsible -o- Il. The jude further
stated that be attached more blame
% the fathers for The present s!tua-
Ion than 10 the sons. thoGSh the
sons had technically violated the laws
o: the State.
After the young men-5oth noun
,a:aeer. OF the most staiwa.t type
aad been convicted. the judge SEN
.enced them 20 chaingans terms
xithout the alternative OF fines. the
sentences being suspended during
;h.;! good behavior This action OF
i..dge Gage has provoked the most
favorable comment.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-01
MAD DOG BITES FIVE.
H..bil Animal Runs .tmuck and Sue
cccdS in Escaping.

4 mad dog ran amuck at Anderson
on Thursday. biting TWO white boys
and three negroes. besides scvera!
logs. Il disappeared before it coui!
be captured The dog started MS
run al Cox's Creek. just east OF the
city. when i; attacked 4 negro n!i2
named Ware. who Was working ~
the creek shovc!inG sand. Ware a&&
on rubber boots and TIE Gc='s teeth
I'D rot reach his flesh. The dos
;hen c:rcled through the Bailey
niac.. attacked and severely Bit an
other negro man. The dog then pro-
ceeded throuch the city. through
Calhoun street, I; attacked Eimira
Henderson. The Young son OF Z. W.
Henderson. travelling salesman.
biting him in several places. The
next person attacked WAS snail
white boy naTer. Duvall. in :ae Cox
Nill Village The last person report
20. bitten vas negro near the Coz
Nils. Tho dog attacke! him fro"!
behind. and X WIS n"cessa-; 70: tAt
negro 10 fight the beast OF.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-01
PROFITS IN ALFALFA.
Southern Railway Gathers Statistics
Proving II.

The opportunities 70. profit:
which the raising % alfalfa offers
:he farmers OF the Southeast Is ind
Gated By letters received by the land
and industrial department OF the
Southern Railway. showing increased
interest in the production OF alfalfa
and highly profitable results in wide
~ separated districts.
Fort ana Stone. OF Dunle!th.
Washington county. Mississippi. own
..rs Of 4 plantation in the Delta. re-
3o-;od that on IS acres seeded in the
tall OF 1870. 1858 tons were pro
duceG II ccSt OF S59%.no. TheE
figured this hay 20 De worth So per
ton in the barn. though hay was sell
ing $50 TO SIS per ton a; this low
rating :hey received profit OF ST.
94n on n. "S acres. the hay costing
then. on,r $:4. per ton. Reports
from The Delta show that about st
farmers are Tov growing alfalfa
with Success. al having seeded Their
Gelas in the les; three OF four years.
J. ". Fisher. Of Newport. in the
East Tennessee. writes that he Is
realty pleased with results having
averaged five. tons per acre an. find
.n= Z ready sale at S22 per ton. bu;
he has found the ha: So good that
he prefers feeding & 10 his own
stock TO selling II. He h:s grown
alfalfa on Tie up!anj. red. caica-ioGS
clay. genera! throushou; East Ten
nesSee. Sa:ceSs IN growing aiah.
is also reported hy growers IN South
c-. Virginia. North Carolina and
Na5ama. aad tie acreage devoted 20
alfalfa in al ;he Southeastern States
IS gro%inc steadily.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-01
CAUGHT FIRE AT SEA.
Steamed Into San Francisco With
Fire Burning.

The steamer Queen. on which
fire broke out Thursday night while
she WAS at sea of Point Reyes. re-
turned TO San Francisco shortly be-
fore O'Clock with The fire still!
burning. Her passengers. 60 in NUM-
Der. were immediately taken OF by
launches which met her - Ike
stream. Tie. steamer will be sunk
If The flames canno; 5e c1tiasc:Saed.
The Queen. which belongs 10 the Pa
c:ac coast line. left here yesterday
afternoon fo- PUGET Sound ports.
Nhea the firm alarm was gwen tn.
wireless operator scnt out an S. D.
$. message which b-oGsa; many re-
sponSes from land and sea. Five
steamers and tugs Went 20 her as
Sis;anc-.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-01
Eat,l sow About I;oad.

Hailev P. Turner. a planter was
sho; and probably fatally wounded
while driving in the roadway near
Cameron. Texas. Wednesday. The
shooting followed quarre! with Ed.
Tnn,aS!nS. another planter as 10 the
rich: OF WAY on the county road. III
the miGs; Of the dispute Tonrkins
t.ccGv was overturned and his leg
broken. He is under arrest
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-01
SLURS ARE FALSE
,NDERSoN SPEAKS WARMLY IN
DEFEHHSE OF PARTNER.


An Atlanta dispatch says G. L.
Anderson. law partner Of Taom-c 2.
~elder. th- Atl.n;a lawyer who has
figured quite prominently in wind
ing up the old State dispenssry. II
Teldsr's absence from Atlanta. made
a statement Wedaead.y IN reference
20 tho Associated Press d!sp1,cn
from Columbia. in which Gov. Bleas.
is aao;ed ~ :nGu!r!ng why Fel3e:
was not prosecuted when s: vas
found that he was the a:torn.! 70.
!, liquor house and was favored with
liGuo, purchases and rebates were
c.id &c. these purchases. Aader-
.on s.,s:
Since the Goodman and rle!se!t-
man compromises referred 20 were
also made onder the advice and
through the instru.,enta!!:y OF hr.
Fielder. assume that the governors
reference 10 these matters and de-
,,and that they be inquired into. Is
likewise an attempt 70 reflect upon
Mr. Fielder
Throughout the entire course OF
the investigation Of the South Car
nlina Stat. d:s?eas2-y and the dis
position OF the matters connected
,here~i:a by the w.ndiaz-up conf
mission. I have been closely asso-
stated with Mc Faldsr. and an "a
ailiar with a.. tie acts concscsed
Herewith.
..NIr. Fielder IS on. o: the city. and
In his behai. desire to say that the
charges ard !ns!nuat!ons contained
n the governors message. which re-
..r TO Nj. Fielder. are absolutely ur-
true and without tocntat!oR Is fact.
..I. Coz. Ble.s. has been informed
BY ary 2.-sons that there are exist
ing facts .isln, foundation TO these
charges he has beea wiitally misled
BY designing persons. who probably
have felt the weight OF the law. grow
Ing out o: the!. own netari 'u'
transaction. with the State dispeR-
sary. and seek this method OF re-
venSe.''
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-01
PASSES TEE HOUSE
INHERITANCE TAN MEASURE.
SEEMS 10 BE POPULAR
rsdcr II an Estate of Sio0.0G inh:r-
tied by Widow and Two Children
Pays $1,000.

,, Substantially unchanged. Repre-,
sentative Rem be-t.s Inheritance taa
b:. was passed Tar-dsay BY th'
house. There "as snap2: debate
The temper OF :he house was ind!-
Gated before the final test oy the
vote on I motion 10 continue. "a 70
A. against continuance. and tao
vote. - 20 y. b. which the honSs
refused 20 strike out the enact.E-
word
Ne. :. Belse-. Will!::s. Davis
Ashley and Scott opposed the meas
ure. mainly as being strange aaG
unAemoc:-:,ic doctrine. NJ. Rem
her; took he floor sever: times IL
advocacy OF his bill. He las rem
forced by Mess-s D. L. Smith. Bic.
browning and Hines.
/. 4 man hSd An estate ot slH0.-
orc and l":; :: wiiG. :;aG ,"o cAi'
dren. the inheritance ;ay. payable at
the winding UP o: the estate. would
De 81 500. The widow IS entitled 10
Ar exemption OF SO 1000, the chill
d-en 70 exemption OF $1,000 each
Representa.iv" ishley made Z
characteristic speech. y had hoped.
Re said. tina, R.chland had COM
menced sending here men who would
not give US trouble. The fool-killer
must De dead IN Richland. This is
the most unjust bill! ever heard
Of
Mr.. Rem5ert said he had drawn
his bill after months Of study and
comparison OF Inheritance tax meas
ures In force In other States and
abroad and had also consulted able
lawyers here. He said the bill was
heartily approved BY Prof. Nelson
Fr!e.son. who practice" Cor 81 -:
unde. the similar law OK New fotA
State and is now member OF the
law faculty st the University Of
South Carolina. He read authorities
IN support o: the bill.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-01
Eloped on One Horse.

Eo,h riding as:ride on one horse
from their home near Nuckois. Ky.
Mary Ellen Ticheaor. aged 10.
daughter O: Magistrate Coleman!
T!chnor. aad her boz lover. William
Wells. IS. were arrested Wecaes-
dav in midfsht on their Nay to
Louisville TO be wed The tuSit!vcs
We're caught oy officers who had been
varaed by the girls father OF the
aiooement
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-01
Place For Mr.. Roosevelt.

Tn" follo"!nS IS credited 10 a no
gro Dreac<.r in Washington:
-'ih dreamed Al was in Heaven
m. other aiSht. AS All stood jest
;nsi3e DE- golden gate. dar came !
rap. ard George Washington was
acnoGnced b. 81 Peter. Let him
come UP and ST on nah right side.
said the good Lawd. who vas sittin
on te throne
Pretty soon there was another
knock. and Abraham Linkum war
announced By Sc. Peter. Let him
:: on nah LETT side said the Lawd.
Don All heard = terrible knock:n'
4: dc gaze. and the angels all tcemo-
IcG
81. Peter opened de gate caro-
tr'fy and den he turned roun' and
said 20 de Lawd: You'll have to
-; aawn and give him your seat.
Lawd. it; sir Roosevelt. Denver
Times.