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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1912-10-10
Stray Notes
A. F. B.

Good Bye Bingo.
Get out your mitts, fellows.
Sherlock, may your wish
as to the future come true.
These last few days have been
beautiful example of our Indian
Summer.
Another colored member Ia s
been added TO the Ba1d and is help
ing Uncle John on the cornet.
If calling a fellows whiskers, fish
poles isn't enough to cause ruct-
ion, Says old Hutch, it certainly is
a relief to the razor.
Nil Desperandum: Kindly send
sally Sloper" over to our house
just a often as possible, It's a
treat to get such reading.
No wonder Happy Heinie played
that German music SO Hne, OuHuay.
He had a piece of Dutch Cheese
slowed away in his mail pouch.
No wonder the carpenters and
daubers lost the prize last week.
The latest large addition to the
squad had to keep ten feet in the
rear so as not to bump the man
ahead when the command Halt"
was given.
Several members of the Band and
Orchestra are purchasing new In
strumeuts. Mr.. L will change from
brass" to string" Having decided
to play, Cello Ajax" is getting a
slide trombone and Herr Limburger
French horn.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1912-10-10
OUR EXCHANGES
Reviewed by Beau Esprita.


The Green Book magazine always
gives it's readers their moneys worth.
For instance, this from an inter-
view with David Belasco by Magma
Frances West, in the October num-
Der: THE secret of success is den
ial and discipline" Take heart, oh
We of little faith in your power to
replace yourself in society on leav-
ing our silent city. You have the
secret of success in your garsp, nay,
actually thurst upon you-Denial
and Discipline! Remember your
DIS and take heart.
Jane Cowl has been given the
honor of being the most beautiful
actress on the American stage, by
the two leading dramatic critics
of to-day. In the Oct. Green Book
are presented three studies OF the
handsomest actor as chosen by
Charming Pollock, David Warfield,
by Louis V DeFoe, Bruce MacRae;
and by Georg Tyler and Henry B.
Warner.
Edward Abbott, in October Green
Book, says: Playwrights may hap
pen in the best of families, actresses
are not as bad as they are painted
or powered, as the case may be.
It was a vaudeville actor who
said, II would rather be riot than
President"
Just because an actor sheds real
tears on the stage is no. sign that
he dosn't beat his wife.
Stories in this issue are by Maur-
ice Louis Grannon, "a novelization
of Richard Walton Tully's Bird of
Paradise"); w Carey Wonderley;
William Norris; Julius Grindell
Furthman and M. J. H." articles
on Lopoukowa, the Russian dancer;
The Acting Business and Otis Skin
ner and his work, are also included.
Much has been written about the
recent suicide in Japan OF Count
Nogi, the hero Of the Russo-Jap war,
and one of the foremost of Japan's
old-line statesmen-fa too much,
considering the character Of most of
the articles. | have seen but two
brief editorials on the subject Of
General Nogi's act of supreme de-
votion to his sovereign which dealt
with it in rational manner. The one
in The St. Louis Mirror for Sept.
18th: the other in The Outlook for
Sept. 2Sth. 1t is good to know that
we yet have at least two periodicals
which will treat all matters, how
ever much they may be opposed to
them, with Justice.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1912-10-10
Preaching At.

Preaching
humanity brothers, said single wayfarer
upon Wayer and teneran preacher he In
city, am Here in the high fanked thor
thousands owmen and there
the dives like in purd
humanity kindred brothers God knowing the
value of what they possess
And here l." spectator. fellow building Castles
Spain miserabene fa kin the flesh
what these countless hundreds who forever
themselves though but the dg
of plenious they realize might come to them"
they realize, do they believe theirs must be the dregs the
portion the supply? 1t would they do,
this everlasting for the little from the
storehouse of the worlds graineries?"
perhaps clearly the necessity for this unendng
struggle and the disproporonate att ALL all
division according his need has been put here for him.
the man. by Cod all Gods His brain shall be supplied,
and his nakene covered with suta
and stnd still he found lost soul among the egons
of the ubiquitous!
What shall do: ALL Father who
him back help him regain that emf
hence from In this the fulfilled;
all the shadow of His wing through love shall be
provided o the of his need
Now these brethren and tell them that
That God mercu that He loves them with love-
purity of affection understandings Should this do?
No first do Why, must out into the fields
the rush and OF the city ma and put shoulder TO
with the beloved the
est of all kingdoms poor children of God
When need tell them that God is Love- that God
the a No. need but tell them that
am God loves that love for the Father the
love of duful son, in that love them
and Within the and listened the pro-
nonnnes and waited within and without
listened and waited for OF the
shown through that abide
have from pulpit, and platform
the barred doors prison cells myself
their begin
oo on the things humble suhmissveness be-
fore the High? Aye And have not into
the bohe heholes the wicked and preached
TO men Even followed the fields Of lands the
wicked and talked with and pleaded with
that from his evil ways:
the righteous shall inherit the happy
close this e
lowmen with with brain problem,
dav in and Godgiven spiritual entity
these figures magd after him who hath
men,"
We rejoice to hear that Buchard Orchestra and Amuse
men Hall Company dong Congratulations the ct al and
to Prof Burchard attitude toward Mr. eta
Here's mushroom Ever cogiae over
swallowed Jonah originally COW!
The speeches MEDIEVAL orders OF monks mas
OF some our penal
ledge Tow
Jdge Honor; speak TRUTH Sir was most narrowing
affair Sir It began at mornings and the
never left the field till after Honor Mr. Baf Mr.
RaiH, saw But beyan about that time we
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1912-10-10
ApaChe's Corner

Sorn soNNEr:-When we very dreamed OF
hnps we'd the thought always cung that we
would We that would master 1ate we
had ambition by make great could oe
writ on postal thirty we vowed the
world would that we'd gather the dough without
bit of fight or fuss day we'd the mint we
warmed hopes bright lamp At forty we found we could
print And now we re OLD ana get
ting grey the str haven't got SO mun
saw not snce we Let others have the care and es
and bring the world wife lets us have
had ambition but never since the
marriage yoke They Ounce But we're content to sit
and smoke 8
Gladys Gwndoyn Van Pustes Potts was street wall
but philosopher Gladys When it's Iuesdayt ain Aio
day no and would be well we brought into
our lives occasionally might in time learn Gladys opmls"
70 sinso
Who that guy marches with proud air?
Why does he put tong" and why the naughty stare!
Is he the AKRON Of Swat, Peter his wicket
Oh no he's just lucky cuss that drew glory ucke'
Much has been the suicide General No
few have exalted it, We all like to express our opon
but it seems though rush with reckless drectn at times and
in cold calculating define and weigh things we DO not
fully understand in the balance
We the highest development that
has to do Nog by glorious sesachc has
given to higher Civilizations civilization that makes
appear gods.
We Of the west are trying the
place Nogi Emperor had divine origin and
he looked god called hence Nogl felt his
duty follow.
Which BETTER down of deasm or its building up
General Nog lived for his idea died for his IDEAL
for when he the firm belief
and keep with the
great soul- ha Of his Emperor, Mutsohito.
emotonaly and spiritually we'll as intellectual
and brain heavily budened that we
haven't time 1t when confronted with
of dead ideals and the
anew thing sublime sacrhce
eeby remarks contemporary leads to destructive
contemplation Fiddlestcks! Rather con-
through such acts of DEVOTION OF
makes nation great that spurs
the individual to nobler aims.
whittier will co. were the words OF jewish maiden
away That lesson of pronunciation came home to us
across the deep Inflated Titanic and has
us again weeks japanese Maiden and what does
if mean to us? Just noblene and
shall forth day. to show world That there
beyond the depths of shadow
sublime folly WILL but 1t Will be well with us
we l play almost Ger Nog had that
the of trailm sunshine and
tier1o
dabs of powder,
Little specks of paint,
Makes my lady's frecke
Look if they ant.-Lppencotts.
Little bit of Vermie
Taken from a jar,
Makes my ladys
Look if they
and spacewters
fates deliver
Lake. located in the northern part OF the
state beautiful girls and avor resort tor editors when
he
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1912-10-10
fugitive Sketches
CROIX
Loss and Gain.

IT'S better to have lost, than never to have
Won the place to lose, though fighting not;
The least have is dearly bought,
And out Of many little things this life is wrought
The least we have the better our chance of winning;
We have much to give, and less to lose
For though the may say tits ours to choose.
When asking for hearts DESIRE who then refuse?
We may share humble portion with humble brother
But each 'twouM within his sphere to dwell,
Wishing to his elowman the best he may-wishng well,
when reflection sobered would divide his hell
IT'S heaven, tits hell, today tomorrow; time without end;
We see the sunshine breathe Gods balmy breezes,
Heart warmth fend superiority enemies looks freezes
Until at last tits only God the yoke who
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1912-10-10

We agree with From and
the deliver
located in the northern part OF the
famous for editors when
thew are looking he all sorts OF foreign
lingo such
"Mvre YOU are the May A picked from the
millions "Your voice robin in dead of night
who Myrtle aske He answered not; he gazed out over
Red Lake wrapped owe the poet tnusy
ranned not the lake, walls Troy gazed
into one and watched Bres
her rats began quote (they always sproutng high brow
all earth oerwhem them-to
mems eyes,"
"Mercv we cried: did kiss Myrtle?'
he ad Il was but counting the muse
"Why not court the Merry Myrtle"' asked
He gave beat and left him trying lind
rhymn for Myrtle
beautiful afternoon OF june
Mirror with watchu censors Is
the second doesn't too
The prison all be transferred the factory that likes
coos then from home My prison
call 1.-THE evening OH WE'LL their poetry cold as
charity bureau pint Of st. Paul milk Selah
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-05
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sn sect 20 the approval aa3 rsri5c2-
rou - the Greek national council
shieh re.s1ted the FTo5.1s. i-oa D. aet
- Aar4 = 1858
The creeks mzlure t1zt congress
fh1r.gel the enro me1t of rearlr
9, eos Greek neH-30-ls W.tnolt he
consent o. The Creer nation. AID hav-
required As 4lctIeEts near. .F
acres o. ~ ls lands tAe loss
tc the Creek nation sa- over s+f-
f'N Whrh fheg wan ire 20 eminent
to make good. IN 1913 t1e Creek com
ca pet!t.oned con gress 70 appropriate
. efs tsg from the faoe-s. trezs1T-g %
el allze me CreeE slotm@l-s and A.
-He same time entered into contracts
.'h tao Washington laE Srns u1on
Z pey cent Zee bass fo- the amount
recovered. No eTec-t.ye approval o.
lese contracts it .s said. has ever
been made. from time 70 time bills
hare been INTRODUCES hr Senator
Cven for referring the eQ.z cation
calm TO the court or claims Tor ad-
Indication processing 70 re un ami
Withhold Greek na,iona. funds now IN
ife federal treasury. 10 the amount q
a09y pending tu~ adjudication
the claims % the attOyne 3. WITH
z vew - having congress- aDDr0pTiare
- 8fa A10 10 MAKE E9gs The deficiency
TsqH.re8 10 complete allotment ~
-~ogide1 ia fhe resolution nassed hT
q Creek council or %ovem5e- t6s
The Owen bill has never PASSED hu'
eAsctly the same pros sion noW a.
pears in the senate eiL as reported
ovf hr tho senate corr nsttee.
another 'oEer p the senate blil 4
contained .n The fol owing psragraph-
q or Incidental and necessarv aX-
Inrees of an snif heretofore brought
~ The request OF the secretary of the
interior and n0w pending on behalf q
an OF the Five Civilized Tribes. the
Fum of $4,000 Is hereby auuroori iatc3
% BE- extended uude the direction of
the secretary of fhe interior REIN
r1rssBle from finds belonging 20 the
tribe IN whose Interest such sgiT was
brought Or EoT pending.
This means thai tereafter fhe IL
nocent individual indians shall bel
made 70 suffer and bear their share OIL
expense Of any iaw suits brought lRI
tehalf of the tribe of which they are
- e4,.. hsve feer -.yo.rtded snr
,<-c-rgb ,be ~evpla~ ar-,rorr,a.ion
q fne anpropT a. toHs fGrI
tbe depaTtment of Justice B8t IL s|
n0w proposed under rhis strange newl
pC7icg o. the senate Indian comm tfee
~ maintain suits 0TOugn' 3y law s
parable ou' Of iae Indian tribal f1nds
The ossges, Too
EFen The Usage Indians ~efe nol
nF erlooAeo Theh = came 10 dssiTloA'-
.rg he EASY money TroF sion BENG
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To
BANKRUPT
FIVE TRIBES

- sceTef -yo- tae expenditure y
Tie contingent .~E1 O. Tie vs..o4.
- see
t.rBoaeh eliminated from the
nC2ss eA iue senate committee
haz Included al sem o. $1,000 10
he paid olf % Ae .T.1a. funds. 70
cover the salaries and expenses 4
eenaeet.os. s5th he advertising anu
sale u remDaat 4aas ~ ibe E.gs
'-via.4eG Tff.es. although hey have
three times been advertised Cor sa!s
inl. the rssf -w0 years
Lnpreceeentes Egtnor'ty.
Tae 4.ll as reported 10 the SENATE.
sTs ats authority ma wsz never fe-
fore dreamed % ~ even The most
visionary gtsndDatler and instead
~ seeking - hasten the final settle
nelt 81 the affairs Of the FIVE CiYl-
lzeg Tribes the uridle j. .aken OF
and the indian funds can be looted
r order that csrgerbaggers and
useless employes mas De hired %
share IN { division 81 the tribal
funds The provision .n the senats
bin permits the Interior department
n sxpend - per cert Or one-fId
~ all triaal revenues annually. IN
Guiding coal OIL asphalt timber
Erszni= and agricultural leases. and
the net proceeds derived from tne
s-Is af unslloued lands. Il han
been estimated ths' this item alona
would reduce the funds in the trt5aI
treasures to tho tune of 23sts 80 q
year and would mean the ban.
ruofcy ~ the triees within han
dozsn years.
More For Appraisers
Although nc three sparagsers of the
surface ~ the segregated coal lands ID
fhe Ch0cisW nation aunde tbs owen
bllI are allowed 81 dsY and ex-
7enses for yslGiHs 'he lands shortly
70 1e offered for saie vef tho senate
Ind aH committee comes along and
inserts an itcm providing s5N80 IN
addition 70 the 81 dsr for saisrf
and expenses. for travelling expenses.
o. an amount sufficient 10 giTa them
en European iagnt tbe aHpraisement
under fbe las having 10 bn completed
rF Hsst sueust On 'op ef this Cboe
'sz National Attprnee pst ] Hgriot
srFlng congress 80 pass Mli ex-
tend nz the time u which the ar
rsisemeDt work must be completed
Attorneys Fees
The senate hill a'eo prordeq FOR
the uaFmeut ~ 2 14 JET cont fee -
tho attorners emp.oEe ed in }oosiuz sf
'-r legislation for an equalization y
Greek allotments and jurisdiction is
conferred upon the court of cla ms
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BATH
COSTS THE
PEOPLE Sc

Wash @fer u E IH1e --4- hars-
tgst : eos-s q ~ azthe senator
t1e .aa-r.O-s bathrooms % the
fsasts oH.-e building Seaa,cr JOAN
sharp Williams o, Miss.ss. y.s1. toaa
leneTre1 ne sg tzraoa Tor -ne removal
- he Baths 20 maze place toE ggslc
coc gIeats.
J1e Go 4lge1r ngw oeeBaf ai tie
fgace ~ ~ Z sndoled car barn an3
fhe scass50u arose n c01aeo .0a
wsth Z gTor:sa9r r. the leg STAT 70
e1ecut.ve and sgd.c.sl lta sDprogf at
.ng none - continue r1e .se u4rf of
tae rent Tor that structure Mr VII
lts0s s9ez@f-ee thar the DOR meats
should 9e removed 10 the 3asern 4nt
u the o5-ce building bgt i vas stated
that al tbe space had been app-o
pr.s-ed
L4t vs move OR THE seth. san
dr Williams There IA no use 70
nave The government lathe us The
establishment arouses public cr.tl-
cism and ls ~ little use Il h IKE 70.
~ through Bun pasture with d red
Tag which makes q bad Impression
On the b1ll. r. gives the muokraMer
q chance to rake and the graft isn't
worth Thile- There IS no sense In r.. +
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~ ~ -cose Peters and s-ans
Emo Ea1E Ia the sum o. So 81 'he
& ayrnez- thereof ouf o. sBr funds ths.
msF roN o- hereafter - 20 the credit
o SAID ZeIo Hug
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How 70 Sell Things That Are
"rOE SkLEfH

y Write your FOR Sale Al \
x SIMPLY stating every detail \
" about ire article that rou woul9 .
y want 81 sd 70 gre you - r1u =
q we're anxious ~ buv something =
u o. the kind yourself Ciye a ::
" little thought t0 the selling =
u points about the srtlc 3. and .
Y put THIN Into yogr ad Tden a
Y run the ~ MORE THAN ONCE. a
x u that "a necessary Il may be y
y or II mar not - y
= y
u y a ~ " n " y II " n @x81 11 a
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URITEp STATES COVE EshNEHT
ANALYSIS or WELL NO.


Grains -
fSail0n
Ammonium chloFfd 0sH4CD ...-.. .eiTl
Llthnm chlorid TICH ...-.---ls.. ffs~s
Potassium Chord fKCh ....-.-... frzcs
Sodium nitrate fkaED7f ....-... afHs
podium chiortd fEaCD -.-.--.-.-.. ~ ssts
Sodium rUlphzfe fNa2EDE -.-.----. 7.I7<e
sodium bir4rtoluate fSsHCg-1 .-.--f rffs
Sodium 60 arhonate fSs1CO1l -.-..-- 1889
Magnesium bjcarbOnate fMEfHCO
~ Observation-Disclosures. 6g7ss
calcium btcarbonate fC1fHCOJz.. .sgsI
Psrrle oxid and Alumins fFe2n1
ara ANN ...........-. frzfa
gutea fsfO2, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. . fssf
Total ..................-..- .f7.fffs
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TREACHEROUS
TROUBLE
Guthrie People Are Shown The Way
out

Guthrie People Are Shown The Way
out
kidney diseases are very danger
"a They come Oh silently, gain
round rapidly, and cause thousands
deaths that could have been pre-
entsd bg proper treatment in the be-
elaning Nature gives early warn
.aEt o. kidney disea Ee-bsckach
~@5Dges Of pain when STOPPING or
itslng. headaches and urinary dis
fesrs y these symptoms are an
hse1ed. there is grave danger of
cropsY or fstal Eright's disease
DosnE Kidney pills have earned p
reputation for thelr effectiveness IN
kidney trou5ies ard arc known ana
recommended tne world over Guthrie
readers saeald fnd. conunCinS. proof
is the fotIos tg ia fme*I tltt tfoh
citizen tot tsiS iqdHtyI liz
osI.ss.,l 5.ss III baI.w "
bad attack of lumbago and weakness
Of the kidnesS also annoyed ne {
enuid not stocp NitbOut having iH-
fsHHe pains fhY01gf nv lojuc and %
feA 4 became sditzY slept poorly. (
fn1 - pass the kidney gecfetions too /
Frequently sns Noticed fhst there Hss
ss1imsnf in tsan-s Dosns KidHeJ 1
ffis heiped ne - soon IS ! began (
tas1ng them and the contents ~ four 4
oxea restored ne 10 health
For sale by al dealer Price 50 4
csnta. FosferAfllburn CO Buffalo, 4
New York. sole agents for the United I
States.
hememeer The name-D Doan s-aod
take no other. ]
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postage stamps for sale at the
Racket Open az nlght.
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MAJ be called ont The rioters de.
nand separation of The Flemish aud
NaNo0u provinces.
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-6W FHFDAEN TtiT SrNsNa
In q recent elerfion ID rtfie
iosn of northwest Arksuasr. ona ~
The candidates for city marzhaI r.
ceived only fYe fctes oH of some
5se cast re took biz defeat very
naucn q he@ri. ana hsd many bitter
yaingf q say o. ths political rinE
that ne clsims1 had brought aBout
mis- detest
10 2 trend Too va gmpsthlz-uz
with hsn he 9n5urdeusd himself.
They thtng < ANT onto Their Ilttle
game sid he Bat ! KNOW why
ths1 voFzed and voted sgainst me
They Gidnt want me - @s city
marshal That's v.hv. -H1n.sa
tsts star
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II 2oD have the itch. ooa scratch.
docs not cure the trouble and make
the sGin bleed Apply BALIARD-S
Snow Ll%INE%T. Pub il in gently
on the affected psrts. Il relieve
itching Instantly and 4 few appiiea.
tons removes the cauge shvs perform.
NJ perms nent cure Prize 2-l. rhe
and 800 per bottle Sold by Owl
rug Store
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Where Figures rsiE
s@Egscss coal lis s. ton. and
Tog gave yoHT dealer 80 hoz many
tons would ne send YOU
Three
Oh. thzta nroug
y know iss 1FnHg but that's
what he done Life
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Attend the mass meeting al the CITY
ijall tonight at sl5 Important
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-08-14
Lee Sciglcs Killed by Southern Trail
(Tugaloo Tribune, 13th.)

Lee Seigles, of the MILESTONE Sec
ton of the county, was run over and
killed by Southern train No. 35 at
Madison last Monday morning about
3 o'clock. Mr.. Seigles and two COM
panions, Messrs. White and Will
banks, went to Toccoa Sunday after
noon on train No. 80. They intend
ed to return on No. 40, but got left
and walked back. They were in the
depot at Madison short time before
No. 35 was due, and Mr.. Seigles
walked out and met his death on the
track. His head was crushed, his
arm, back ard thigh broken. There
were no witnesses to the accident. 1t
Is said that whiskey was found among
the party and that Seigles was in a
drunken condition when he met his
horrible fate.
Dr.. w. A. Strickland, Of Westmin-
ster, made the post mortem exami-
nation, and Acting Coroner S. Fl.
Marett, Esq, empaneled jury yes
terday afternoon, with J. r. Cleland
as foreman, and held an inquest
The jury returned a verdict in ac-
cordance with the facts above.
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Loans on Farm Lands-Amount
$500 to $4,000; terms easy. Ad-

Loans on Farm Lands-Amount
$500 to $4,000; terms easy. Ad-
dress r. r. Jaynes, Walhalia. SO
*, &C. S. Wright. of Calhoun, Ga,
spent Friday night as the guest Of
his uncle, j. w. Shelor, and family
Mrs. c. N. King and two sons,
Vannay and G. N, Of Spring Place,
Ca, are visiting relatives and friends
in Walhalla.
The Woman's Missionary Socie-
ty of the Walhalla Methodist church
will meet at the church next Monday
afternoon at 5 o'clock. All members
urged to attend.
--Mrs. ]. D. Patrick and little
granddaughter, Jenice Bitch, of st.
George, are visiting at the home Of
her son, Rev. and Mrs. w. d. Pat
rick, Of West Union.
-"If you ride, ride right" High
Point buggies are always up in quail
ity. Just received car load Of
beauties. w. M. Brown. Walhalla.
w. D. Graham, of Laurens,
spent last week in Walhalla visiting
his sister, Mrs. Jones, at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. L. Jones. Mr.. Gra-
ham has numerous friends here who
are always glad to see him.