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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08
Automobile OF Fire

SummertoD, March Especial: No
little excitement was caused along the
main street OF the town Saturday after
noon By reason OF al automobile catch
ing FIRE and being badly damaged before
the arrival Of the ire apparatus. II
seems that two young men. one OF them
MIR. Doc" Dincle. the owner. were first
made aware OF their peril by the burst
ing OF something beneath the car while
it was in motion. 10 moment the
!lames had euveloped the woodwork.
.AD alarm of fire was ;urneG in, and
all automobile from the garage hooked
up 70 the engine, and in is mad .lish;
through the town caused AZ least two
near-runaways For L few moments the
stree; was greatly excited. The loss 70
The automobile was considerable. bu; i;
is understood that i, is covered by in
Su-auce.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08
A Miracle Under Orders.

IN The Glozy Of the Shia World" "
translated from 4 Persian manuscript.
IS a story that will interest Christian
Scientists:
'Nadir. builder Of the golden porch
OF Nadir,' in the sacred city Of Mesh
ed. was 4 world conque7or and lord
Of perception. albeit cruel OF his
power Of perception they relate that
one day when be entered the sacred
shrine he saw 4 blind man invoking
the aid of the imam. and upon INQUIRY
he learned that he had been there for
several months. The great monarch
asked him why his faith was SO weak
that his sight had not been restored
and sworc that & on his return be
found him still blind &c would cut OF
his head The wretched man prayed
so fervently and fixed his mind so In
tently on the imam that within few
minutes his sight was restored"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08
A Tramp's Ritsal.

Question. Who comes here:
Answer y poor wor.oieSs candidate
tor charity, who begs - have and re-
ceive part o. the free lunch O: this
town. set apart for rege:ar customers,
as many thousand ,ra,nps have done
before me.
How DO you expect 20 gain these
privileges:
BY being 4 man too lazy 70 work. and
ashamed 20 beg. aDG ul.:iSr The tongue
OF general bad report.
Where can this repo:t be had OF you:
in the police reports. .ncbriate asy-
lu,rs and cafes.
Whence came you:
From town in Texas called Booze.
Tnen you are 4 regular tramp. peg
ceive:
/ am so taken and arres.ed wherever
90.
How DO YOU know you're l regular
tramp:
By being often arrested and tried and
never acquitted and expect 10 be arrest
, ed. tried and convicted again
Where were You ,irs. prepared 10 De
I tramp:
In i small ba.-room adjoining my
place OF abode.
How were vcu then prepared:
By being kicked ard cu!fed around
until pcarly dirested Dt my clothes.
having been previously deprived o: III
my money and diamonds.
What induced you 20 become Z tramp:
| That might ,rave! over the LAID,
indulging ny appetite tor beer, SponS-
ing u. Twin: from the plblic.
How am 10 know voe 10 De I tramp:
By the size auC laziues> CT my feet,
By the size and color OF my nose, and by
signs. grips and words.
Wha, are the words:
Certain plausible tales that Ill. best
serve 10 induce the lady OF the house 20
give UP her cakes and pics.
What are the >lSo>:
DIRTY face ard hands OF tern ard dirty
( clothes.
i Wha, IS the grip.
! y tich. hold on anyih!p" portable.
VIII YOU give me L grip:
No: get on some other fellow.
How Gid YOU iir>, gain admission 10
this town:
/ BY good lon. tramp .; low twelve.
the .irie when al poi!cenec are called
from labor 20 refreshments,
How were yoU received:
BY I cop on the point Of taking s.n eye
opcncr.
! Wha, did he do with you:
: lie put me in i cooler in due form.
What was next done with you:
CoaIac;ed nc around from ea>: &c
wcs:.to the court house and to!C ne 20
stand cree, ana face the judGe. Wha;
did the Judge say 70 you. He told me
TO say II: name. promise 10 ooeE the
law. after which he ordered me 10 take
step 20 the !e!, and follow the cop 20
the place from whence ! came. ne
cop then case me the grip and wished
me luck on M trip: that MAJ; never
sleep out. go hungry or dry. .-~t.N.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08
CATARRH CURED AT HOME
Trial Treatment Of d.. BlesscTs Cata1h
Remedy Free to Sufferers.

l: you have ca:ar-h o: :he nose. throat. or
lungs. II you are constantly splitting. blowing
;Lc nose have stopped up .cciin: head noises.
deafness asthma. bronchitis OF weak iunsS.
you can cu.c yourself =, home by remedy 50
simple ;ha; evca child can Use IL
/: will cos: you only poSta! caro- 70 cct .
/ liberia. .rec ,r!a! package Of d.. E!osscr $
! wonderful; remedy. I, IS sent ey mail 70 every
interested sufferer. Certainly no oEcs could be
mo.c liberal.
The 1u!! ircl;Gscn; Is 20; expensive. pack
ace containing enough 10 list one ho!c Uonth
| vi. oc sent by mai! .o- sl.0o.
= po>sa! card With your 1anc and address
scn: 70 J. \. WHITE. Manning Tines ONCE.
Manning :. c.. Will b-iaS you by rciC..- G;ai!
the free tria. ircat2eD: and "A Interesting
booklet. 20 ;ha, you caE y: once begin 20 cure
Yourself privately .: home.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08
Clemson College Press Assoeis'ioa-othe'
News.
Editor The Manning Times:

Editor The Nannin: Times:
Clemson College has for some time
past been in grea, need of 4 Press AS
Sociation. The purpose OF this :ASSocia-
,ion I, Clemson is TO have regular
system OF correspondence, with local
papers. by which the people OF the State
might Know her news. The lack OF
such an organization has doubtless cost
Clemson. already. more Than can be
estimated. The people Of the State can
hardly be blamed for their harsh c-it:-
ciSms =, times. for they have never been
regularly aud accurately informed as 10
our happenings: but, rather have been
forced 10 content themselves with re-
peated news which grows worse with
repetition.
ae present ,ime. Clemson feels
very much elated oyer the fac, that l
students Press association has been
organized. From this time on. i; will
enteavor TO distribute The news OF the
college 10 the various 4. " aud weekly
papers of the State. I. work Is ac-
conplisned by having one or more >tu-
dents from each County 20 write weekly
to his home paper. This organization
is almost sure TO mean = srea. dea! for
the college, for the benefit from similar
organizations at our sister colleges Is
daily evidenced. The organization n
Clemson began its caree" with the toi-
lowing officers directing: !. ". Wort
map. President: Q. +. NcCreary. Vice
! President: and {, Il. Farr:>. Secretary
and Treasurer. Already. many OF our
strongest Young men in the college have
iukca hold Ci this work. thereby mean
ing great deal 10 the future OF ,hc
! college.
X: tie Ministerial. Conference, which
was held Z; Clemson during the latte:
par; OF last month. scvera! resolutions
we're drawn np by the ministers present.
Il was resolved by them .ha, one day.
during tn. session OF The Farmers Sum
! mer Institute. be Sc. apart for the pu!-
pose Of discussing conditions in the rura!
community and church. Ther also
urged ,ha: ,l.e ministers o: the State
cooperate and endeavo- n cv"rr waE
possible for the relief Of these conHl-
,ion>: and that they be .iven free 5uiic-
tins 5v Clemson and the | E!tcd states
! Department OF Agriculture. which vii!
aid them ia their work y cordial in-
v;ta;on was extended Ike ministers c:
The State TO attend the conference which
| is 10 be held IL Clemson this summer
DR.. T.. y. Dracke'. very Hospitality
entertained the Chemical Departmer;
o. Seniors on the even!u. Of Feb. :lth.
Delightful! refreshments were served.
and the cn:irc occasion wa> very much
-nioyed.
The Ind Of February being Wash
ins,on's birthday. n! college work for
the day was suspended. except neceS-
sary guard duty.
Prof. Il. J. Smith OF y { Vi. M!>,ls-
sipp;. has been appointed 10 :ill the
vacancv il the Chemical Department:
which was recently mad: by Professor
Nc-lGa,n>.
The I>yceum attraction. ea;i;ied rip
Nan Winklc." which WIS presented by
Nr. and Mrs. SpraSue, on the evening
OF February y. was very much enjoyed
by all. L.. u.
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Paxvii!e Items.
Editor The Manniac Times:

Editor Ihc Mannias Times
Mrs. Wheeler Hicks went 20 Sumter
Friday for week 5 visit 70 her mother
Mrs, \. L. Wallace.
Rev. Mr.. aud Mrs. j. y. Tolar. OF
Sumrrer,on. sprn, Friday wiki friends
here.
Misses Zu!a Corbe,, and Monte Ged-
Giucs Spect the Weekend with Miss
Belle Bacnal. near Manning
Mr.. J ". Gutter, Of New Hcook!aad,
visited MS son. DR.. 7. W. Gnn,cr last
week.
Mrs ". W. Cox, Of Florence. is visit
icr her mother. Mrs. II. J. Mcleod.
The Women'S Foreign Missionary
Society OF the Methodist church was
entertained q, the home OF Mrs. q. Il.
Curtis OF last Thursday afternoon.
Among the interesting features OF the
program was an illustrated trip 10
f-aZil, ard talk on the money power
! OF the church by Rev. HucSS- y salad
coarse WAS afterwards served.
Miss Ellen Beach is visiting her rc!a-
;iveS in Sumter.
Invitations have been issued 20 !
,acky party ~ the home 0. Mr.. G. II.
Lackev OF next Friday evening.
Miss Esther Broadway. OF Sumter.
visited ., the home OF NJ. /. >. Bar
wick las; week.
The contes, at :he Ne;tleS Pharmacy
for the mos, popular lady IS exciting
quite good deal OF interest. and many
are wondering who vii! be the lucky
one. y. present Mrs. {. Il. Broadway
is ia the lead.
A.esSrs. Z. ~ Hodge and Henry
! Curtis went on TWO days :ish!a: tr!p
70 Nauniny'> Mill las: week.
MIR. T. Il. Harviu. o; paao!a. spent
Sund:v with his relatives here.
Tie home o: Nr. &. ". Cu.;ino was
DESTROYED by ire OF las; Tuesday night.
suppose! TO have been originated from
:; defective :ii;c Insurance parity
covers the loss. y
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08
MIGHT se In 4 Nice FIX.

Two men Of Milwaukee were DIS
cussins the case Of person Of their
acquaintance whose obituary, It ap-
pears, had been printed By mistake in
one Of that city's newspapers
"Oh, hor' exclaimed one Of the Ger
mars. $50 dey hat printed dec fuDeral
notice Of man who Is not dead al
ready, Veil, now, he'd be- in q nice
ax Il he vas one Of dose beeble vot
believes everything dey sees IN der
bapers."-HarpeSs Magazine
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Clarendon.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Summons for Relief.
Complaint not Served.

Complaint not Served
J. $. McClam, Plaintiff.
against
W. L. Lockiair, Defendant.
TO the Defendant, w. L. Locklai.:-
You are hereby summoned and re-
uuired 70 answer the complaint III
this action which has been flied III
the Office Of the Clerk OF Court Of
Common Pleas and General Sessions
for the County Of Clarendon in the
State OF South Carolina. and 20 serve 4
copy OF your answer 10 the said CON
plain: on tlie subscriber. at his
Office. in Lake City, $. c.. within
twenty (20) days after the service
hereof: exclusive OF the day OF such
service: aud if YOU fail 70 answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid.
the plaintiff in this action will apply
10 the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated this March 3rd, 1911.
w. l.. BASS.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the defendant. W. l.. Locklair:-
Take notice. that the complaint III
this action together with the sum
mons. o. which The foregoing is =
COPY. was filed in the Office Of the
Clerk OF Court Of Common Pleas aud
General Sessions. 1t Manning. 5. C..
in the County Of Clarendon and State
Of south Carolina on the tti! day o.
March. l?ll.
Dated March ith. l9li.
W. l.. BASS.
Plaintiff. Attorney.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08
Parsinonx and Economy.

Papa" said child. what Is the
difference between parsimony and
economy"
Il will explain the difference by an
example," the Gather replied II I
cut down my own expenses TINT Is
economy, but If cut down your moth
er's then It IS persimooy."
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08
His SUGGESTION.

The great road builder had his mind
On his work that morning. as the fol.
lowing dialogue between him and bis
wife will show:
"How do loos, dear?"
Fairly well. but I should say that
your face needed resurfacins."-Sew
York Press.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08
Notice of Discharge.

l will apply to the Judge OF Pro
bate for Clarendon county on the Sth
day OF April, 1911. for letters OF dis
charge as administrator OF the estate
CT Charles !. RidSill, deceased.
THOMAS B. MINIS,
Administrator.
Pinewood, S. c.. March 3, 1911.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08

For !:en,-The office lately occup'
IS law Office by Mr. Joseph +. Rhan.e.
Apply 20 Mrs. Eugenia hhame. Man
Ming. ). E.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08
Manning Grocery Co.
Purveyors to Particular People

Mrs. \. Ssrron is visiting relatives
in O-anse5urg.
Dr.. and Mrs. Abe Weinberg 0! Sum
ter spent Sunday in Manning.
a parro,-,oed girl in hoobie skirt is
a sight TO make the angels weep.
Mrs. C. E. Harvin IS visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Salley iE OranseourS
TIE contract has been let for three
brick stores, adjoining LeSS's new
stable.
The regular Episcopal services will be
held in the K. of ?. hall next Sunday
at 1870 O'Clock.
They say tia, Home lake and Brew
ine,oa are running over with Yarmouth
and trout these days, bu, nary one do
we see here.
There will be q bank ~ Paxville this
wear unless all signs fail. aud there IS q
strong probability o. "a oil mill ard .
fertilizer factory.
Mrs. D. Hirschmann is now in New
York selecting Z spring stock OF pattern
hats and millinery goods, which VIII bt.
found fully up-to-da;e.
The ladies Of the Methodist church
will have reception 10 the ''old court
house bci!6ius on mex, Friday even
inc. Invitation cards have been issued.
Sheriff Salley. OF ST, Matthews. spen;
Sunday nigh: ia Manning. Ee came
here 70 take a LOOK at negro Il Iai!
but found ,ha, be was cot the man he
wanted.
The farmers are up with their worS.
and IL seasons are favorable this will be
3 record breaking crop year. We ven
,ure 20 guess that Clarendon Uses this
year S5O0.o00 worth OF high grade
fertilizer.
Las, Monday $evera! o.d veterans
came 20 town 20 meet with the pension
board. Among them was Mr.. "Huo
Robertson, who has 60; beea 20 Man
ming in many years and he was amazed
at the improvements
The Times editor was the happy re-
cipiect Of string OF partridceS las;
FRIDAY. but be had 20 leave iowa tha;
night and did no, have he pleasure o!
eating them. SO our friends must MAKE
oae good turn deserve another.
Oa the llth 0. this cloa;h there vii!
be : demonstration given - -ilcoiu 5v
the E. l. DuPout De NeNourS powGe:
Company OF ditch digging with dyoa-
mite Farming with dynamite las; year
by farmer in Spartanours was so sue.
ceSs.u! that number OF the up-:hr-
COUNTY, farmers are trying the expert
!ncat for breaking up their !acG>-
We are Informed ,ha. he couuty is
ia better shape .!Daucia!!v COX 'ha2 :;
has been IL >evera! Wears. due 60 coubt
20 The eNce..ec: !:!2aaCe:ue2; he pas:
yeac Nevertheless :hcrc = :. cchcl;
which We hope w;!! h.. wiped out th:-
year aud pat :hc delegation ~ position
TO reduce he Levy. "A:ct. hey are aaN-
ious 20 Go.
Died Moaday nica: J: he nou" o:
!..- G;.n.h.e: N->. l. =. Jc"S.:.>ca. IN
k!as>.:e.. Nc>. ) J. Leg. &cc6 :,
y-a:S. TIE t,t,,.y s.;..> orol.!:: - Man
uia- and ir:erret: = H.. Manning cc::lc-
t.rv :oday. The ,:ecv;i>el! .-t: two chi,
,!:<.. NJ. \ " nai-t:; q: H.:n berg
.na Ms I: I;..lvusia>on. o: h;nc~.rce,
Mrs. i.e.g Was :. :e>:Gcu: o: ;h!> i,':!ce
:o- many Years. SE- wt>:, 600! wt,::.;.u
IL. ,.,,,., .p.,-.. -.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08
Tho Oniv Kind.

Ella-Did you set plain view Of
Miss Luglie? Enma-Certainly. That
wcs the only kind could get-E1.
change.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08

Itch relieved in - minutes by Wool
;ord's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails
Sold by w +. Brown " Co., Druggists
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08
Read Label o. Io1: Paper.

The readers OF The Times have AGAIN
becor,. careless abo1: their dues 10 the
paper. and VIC are forced 20 again direct
,heir attention 20 this matter. We must
:.ayc pay Cor this newspaper or shut up
>aop. ". are not running tn!S paper ior
our health. ac: are We running II i"r
accommodation. wc. however are run
a!3g the paper j. ! business pcopo>'-
lion. ard ;nose w:!o wish 20 read II are
expected 20 pay We therefore give
timely au;:cc tha, on the i3:h day o:
iuril III. names OF Gcl!nuucn. sGoScr!o-
,yS w!., be GU: OF L. is an easy matter
70 Know how yoU >t:,Cd wiki. The Times.
The !aae! each week on the paper inGi-
ca:eS ,ac ,.;..c oi Tie eNpiratio" o: the
subscriptions Read the date or this
abe! auC: j. YOU: time IS out SeuG Us the
money. We should dislike 20 publish
after the ll:h o: .\prii The list o: della
Gaea;>. /. wo2!G look Very 5ac ans. we
have go dou5; !: woalc iniu-c the credit
.. those - published. Read The laoe!
o.: youc rape and i. II arrears recarc
sour>ei: Lu&"cd for an honest dec,
N-her. cs,c :. man buy L cap FOR his
knee.
OK k.y to, 4 .ucr; .: his hair:
. IN ...,.yc> he called an academy
Because ,herc are pupils there:
4: n. crown .: MS head wha. gems
as, Sc.
Who ,,aycl> The bridge 0! his nose:
ca. &c 49,. w.hca -hin-!!ng the roof Of
49, ,,lari'l
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08
For Sale !!

Turpentine and Saw Mill location.
consisting of 1000 acres OF Pine Tim
bercd Lands, Six Crops OF Boxes,
enough Timber TO hang Five Crops
Cups. Still and Fixtures, Mules.
Wagons, etc. Everything complete At
a bargain. vii! sell ali or half interest.
For Schedule and prices address or cal!
on.
J. X. NANCE.
.Anda,usia, Ala. K. =. u. No. s.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08

When Life ceases to be promise It
does not cease to be task.-AmtaL
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08

For Sci" Three nice building lots N
! desirable section on Wee: Boundary
stree; r:uowo a> some OF tlc j. NJ.
3radham los. Apply tu Chas. "
Pickering. Bloomvi!!e, 5. 6.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08

The depot =, this place was entered
some time during Saturday nigh; by
thieves, ou, they got very little, about
10 pounds Of meat. some Srist ard some
c.sars. The work OF these misc.eaois
was evidently done by some :caI2p> who
were after grub. The next nora;nS u!
manrer OF reports go; over towu aoou:
this robbery, which had the people en-
cited. /; was even reported that the
home OF Mr. G. +. Harv!u WAS also
bure!arized. and the family robbed oi
their Sunday dinner. but this WIS not
true. The only unusual happening 81
that home Was tha, the house cat swipeG
some salmon which had been prepared
.cr the Sunday breakfast, and the fam
iiv bad TO sit down 10 4 sa.monlesS
breakfast.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08

When CUPID shoots m arrow his
victim feels the quiver.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08

\ fortune awaits the inventor Q: Z
camera that will photograph woman
Is she thinks she looks.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08
BUSINESS LOCALS.

For Sa ca Marvin safe. apply AT
Tic Times Office
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08

Marriage is apt TO be I failure when
both husband and wife throw aw.; the
bait they used in catching each other.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08

One OF the crowuing eveo;S OF the
week was L Tea" given by Miss
Isabelle SraGham n honor Of he:,
birthday Thursday evening. The Tea
was served 10 three courses. each
course enjoyed by everybody present.
Af,e- the Tea all wen: into the parlor
and enjoyed nice social evening. The
guests present were: Misses Helen
So.er. Ianie Wilson. NarSare: MINI
mer. Pamm!e S-=dham ana Nellie
Hodge and Mes>rS. John SaHnal, Earle
Not!e,, Rober: WooGsoa. Norwood
Hall. Austin Sauls and lily Wilson.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08

70 be a: peace with your neighoors
often means war With Yourself.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-08

1t ,uas be alright 20 laugh and grow
fat. but when people begin 20 call yoi
Fatty. its no laughing matter.
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.pocl.' Spro,;. colored, is again IL
no ,o;Is Of the Law This time he viii
ha handled IL the United States cou-.
~, to~c;no , r,onev order. Il appears
~. ~ IHiaxa W,sbino,op sen, check ,c
Siiy, Daris on the Sank a, paceland,
a.S S,ro,, tnew oe his having sent il,
60 y. wro,e a letter 20 Eliza Davis say.
wv ,h,, ne soua,. The owner Of the
money. and 70 SEND i, back 10 the aG-
arrss OF Bud Stokes Eliza DaciS
n,rrhaseS \ money order aad seq; j, &c
m. address As requested. aod Sprot;
representing himself rs Bud Stokes go;
,he order cashed. The postmaster at
paoei.na ,elecraphed 20 the police here
W ,-ras, Snro,t which was dcre oy
,,o,;ca-,.n C,a-k We presume az
n.ncer will he here today for The pris.
To get business there IS nothing IKE
c;ss and phar:n2cis; who is fast build.
;op IN a business second TO none 10 his
line realizes the vaine Of getting in
,o,,cb with the public il il is expected
70 oe, the public in touch with YOU.
hence he lies awake nights studying
his business and the pee6S OF the public
and 6eyises the way 10 vic their pat
ronaoe This IS whv be IS constantly
in The !!me.iSh,. and this is why his
na.-onaee is increasing evc-y day. His
la,eS, move upou the commercial c:ess
hoart, ;S 10 Give away q 800 Upton
piano Free. under the conditions ex.
pressed in mis- one-half page advertise.
;,e,. in mis- issue. Read the advertise.
,,,sn, and then ask Yourself il il is 40;
t>rof;,ai,Ie 20 vo,, 10 accep, the PROPOSE
ZION when YOU are assured the goods he
sai!S i t;rS,.clsss in every particular.
sol5 under Zeie!er's guarantee. and at
prices ia competition with the Others IL
he dr,r store line. Zeigler carries
,.vervthirr ~ ,ha, frs, class drug store
handles. and he IS especially careful 20
keen his prescription Gcpartmen; upon
The very highest grade.
-,
The home OF DR.. II. l. " !!soH al
Jordan was DESTROYED by hre al an carry
hour las: Saturday naornlng. with loss
OF abou, $500. Insurance 81, 200. Miss
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The sore formerly occupied by .h-
cas,.v S,.chSG will in :. i:.w days t'e
cccupid BY Mrs. ) u. Sradham :ss 4
millinery. ard Mrs Bcadham. proposes
10 81! long :e!t need by keeping Z
| :ui' supply ci !adie, rHid;-ic-wea' r
! goods. Miss Sauc->. wh" ;.a> hccr a.!
: th.. ,ua:Sc; iur >C;:.c ti'iu buying: Tor
ta!, store, WI! aav. charge of ;hc
.,nii!iaery and Will De prepared 70 sup
/; pix the demand with the Very !':;cSt
! in ;A!> line.
When i school child passes lis elders
fon the streets without the usus. SEQ"
O: ,,li,ene><. lis sign that II Leeds
. re-mi.ure, or WORN !oZenGc>. There
are nur bers OF children whom we meet
on their way 70 school who 90 no; seem
20 know ;ha: there Is such :: thing aS =
good morning" while there are others
who are differently bred sad always
cree. their elders with this mark OF
respect. We are sure s,lch must oe the
happier. IilnannerS in children reflect
the home and school.
There arrived last nigh; 4 $1,000
Packard touring car for the editor OF
The Times. The machine = L hand
some affair. all OF rs appointments are
perfect. i, has . seating capacity o.!
eight, and It is equipped with all o. tie
modern apartments for s:o"iaS away
things for long trip. A!;er the editor
locked Il over thoroughly and was about
20 take q ride in !, he awoke 20 ind he
nse beea dreaming. Ny. what . differ
CAGE there is 10 dream and the real
thing