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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
Before and After.

II people acted before marriage $
they do afterward, there would be no
more wedding bells. No man would
propose to a girl il she came down
70 see him with her hair done up IT,
curl papers and her shirtWaist gap
ing i'm the back.
No woman would accept the man
who proposed TO her if he had a three
days stubble Of beard ON his face.
No man would ask woman to mar
" him II she entertained him by tell
ing him what a poor. weak. miseId-
bic creature she thought he was.
No woman would ever consider
saying Yes to the man who was
always derlding her sex and telling
her that he considered that women
had the weak, hysterical inteIects
0' hens
Neither husband nor wife seems To
feel that there is the slightest neces-
sity Of trying TO he attractive 10 the
other. or Of keeping up any Of the IL
'usions, or preserving the romance Of
their counting days,
# people were married for two
years or ten years, ana at the end
af that time the contract was 30 end.
one could understand the reclllessnesS
with which 50 many husbands and
wives deal with each others atfec-
lions. You can stand anything for
q little while if you know il has u
fEr4. a..
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
TOU! Do YOC dare to come here?
What do you want? What for:

NTOU! DO YOC dare to come here?
What do you want? What for"
once, sir you had a nome here.
Now there is THAT-the door,
once all you'd ask, I'd bay IL.
Now what you get you win
Mother you just keep quiet
No, He can NOT come in,
Haven't ! spent my money
Bringing this fellow up?
Now let him sip his honey
out of his own hard cup.
This is his wife? Good morning
If / had known. my dear
] would have sent you warming
NOW you are strangers here.
Mother! I tell you, stop it.
Where l have ruled, I'll rule.
What's that he gave you? Drop ia!
tBrazen young heartless foolD
oh, it's-its-what the deu IS IL"
Baby? Whose? Jim's? Lets see.
Kiss it? ! viii NOT kiss il.
HOW does it look like me?
Young man. you dared TO marry
After I'd said yoo'd not.
Talk back TO ME? BE wary;
What you have got you've got.
Got just a baby? Mother,
What are you doing there
Give him to me; don't bother
WHY can't he pull my hair?
Rascal! ! soon'u show you,
Mother. let go Of him,
Let Coz He doesn't know you
He knows his grandpa. Jim,
That's how / used To school YOU
Punched me the self-same way.
Taxi WAITING. You fool yor
Go out and SEND it away
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
To Detect Cavities.

"reenish stains often appear, particu-
larry on the front teeth. These can
readily be removed with "a aattened
orangewood stick, carrying finely pulver-
lied tooth powder moistened with glyce-
rine
The black and brownish stains should
be touched with a little tincture Of
iodine and then rubbed with the fore
gong powder. II The teeth are thus
carefully looked after. cavities viii he
detected as they make their appearance.
The child should begin to visit the
dentist as soon as the twenty temporary
teeth are I'm position. and If decay or
such imperfection in the enamel as
would lead to decay should be found the
places should De filled These operations
require but a few minutes. are practical
iy painless and inexpensive. and what is
of more importance the child is not
frightened by pain so as TO dread all
subsequent visits
Retain the temporary teeth tin the
permanent ones are ready to take their
places, DO is important, very important.
Their early loss means an irregular
seceud set and loss of masticatiou. with
Indigestion aud its attendant ills. and
often slseplcss nights Tor both parent
and cEId
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10

camci's or badger hair. These brushes
are harder to keen clean than those
made Of bristles, hence greater care
must he exercised in this direction.
Now as TO its use in the mouth. You
are going 10 establish a habit in the
enid and TO accomplish this in the
easiest way for the child as well as for
yourself, YOU must make il a pleasure.
do not carry the process Of cleaning
10 the point OF firing the child. If YOU
cannot accomplish all you think YOU
ought to an one time. try it again q
little later
lie gentle. With the growth Of the
Jaws The teeth separate and food easily
lodges in the spaces; use toothpick
IN ADDITION 10 the brush. being very
careful not 10 hurt the gums
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10

Until daughter has reached ire
| ripe age OF ten her home jbsJ
suits her
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-01
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
SPECIAL RATES Cor Sltua-
N Wanted ads: 3 lines | time.

ton wanted ads: lines | time
loc, 2 times, zoe; Z times, 4Oc
WAN rEp-Pusition by competent, ex-
perienced young lady stenoErapher,
insurance office preferred. Address L.
G.. @, Box 400, care Georgian.
YOUNG LADY dos res change of posi-
ton. Can eco general Office work Nd
dress Position Box ~ care Georgian.
WANTED UNDERGRADUATE nurse
with several years experience IN nurs-
ing contagious diseases and children. in
city ana country. CaU Nurse, Main
2a63-J, or care Georgian.
QUIET girl desires position in Office:
years experience, good references.
Can use typewriter some Must work
/. b. Box T26, care Georgian.
WANTEp--Pu Position ia Office uy young
lady who has had nine weeks stem
cErUph'C course Have Lao uo ak
urriPrce Very whiting lo lgrru ADDRESS
T.. b. J ga W.U.r. street.
GOOD, single uo3urr. emf without home
wants a good home ou the North Side
with settled people, smart ana willing to
80 amy Kind Of work FOR a good home
Wants work at once, also room FUR
nished Address.C. T., lGs East Linden.
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TEACAERS WANTED

cTS>I1>II7~5"~> 80
ers desiring schools should write US.
To schools we make nc charge for our
services 10 teachers very moderate
charge. Address Department R-i, Clan
ton & Webb, Managers. Rhodes Build
ing Atlanta. Ga.
long term rural schools Sheridans
Teachers Agency, 307 Gambler Bldg
MAINLY village schools. Foster
Teachers Agency 6l6 Third National
Bank Bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
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SITUATIONS WANTEp-MALE.
TIE SANL.MASSETR
SPECIAL RATES for sltuA-
ton Wanted ads: 3 lines l time.

IOc; tunes, 1oci Z times. 4Oc
WANTED-Young man, aged 20, with
experience, desires position January
| with fancy grocery business; can han
die advertising and stock. Address j.,
Box 30. care Sunday American.
WANTED-Men 18 to 50. wishing to be
railway mail clerks SIS month APP
ply for information L. NJ. ~, Box 10,
care Georgian.
WANTED-Roy about IS TO do general
office work. J. X. Orr Shoe Co, 80
Auburn Ave Mr., Butler,
WANTED-A job; ~ years experience
with car; good man for private fam
lily or janitOr; have job hut going to
change can give good references Ad-
dress b NJ, 10 Valentine street, Allan
Ia. Ga.
WANTED-C Clerical position. November
L, by young single man; 10 years ex-
perience in banks, mercantile corpora
tons public accounting and auditing;
$40 to $l2 week salary. Auditor, Box
G52, care Georgian.
YOUNG MAN wants position as col
lector or clerk in store. References
furnished. Address w NJ. X, Box $50
care Georgian.
WANrED-Job Of some kind by young
man where there is a chance for pro-
motion. Address Shriner, care Geor-
gian
ANTED-Position as chauffeur or
mechanic, several years experience;
viii work cheap; good references. j.
o. II, Box 1872. care Georgian.
WANTED-POsition as chauffeur col
ored, eight years experience. Phone
Main 405OJ. Standard IT'S.
WANTED Position as stenogra pher
general office work by young man, "a,
four years experience. Best references
Address \. A. V. care Georgian,
YOUNG colored man wants a position
hrt f1arr 20 .1F 4
Box sos. care Georgian.
WANTED-Position: white man; good
cook and housekeeping. 20l 5. For
syth st. Joseph.
WANTED-Side line Of wrapping paper,
paper bags and stationary Also punch
board deals and any other side line of
good sellers. w. F. Palmer Marble,
EMERYSMITH wants inside job. Win
work night or day l23 Howell street,
WANTED Position by Young man who
understands general office work and
collecting Good references. .. L. S,
6Sl Whitehall street
WANTED-A position as grocery clerk
in country town store, have had eX-
pcrience and can give good references
Address W. c. X. care American.
YOUNG colored man wants position to
60 North or to Florida am good
cook and butler VIII go on trausporta-
ton. Good references furnished. NJ
S, 293 Auburn avenue.
WANTED-A proposition from an over
all maker 10 make overails by the
piece. Address Lock Box 1913. Dothan,
Ala.
WANTED--Situation as chauffeur. three
years experience. can drive any car
q. w PARROT. care Box "a. Madison
Fla.
WANTED-Clerjcal position by young
Is.s' ~. ,.,Vsf. tst 1.at
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-01

EXPERIENCED MAN TO TAKE
CHARGE OF WORKROOM or
nRAPERN AND CARPET DEPART.
M1NT; MUST he EXPERIENCED IN
MlASCBINIS LAYING AND CUT
TING CARPETS, HANGING AND
CUTTING DRApFRlES; CAPABLE OF
ESTIMATING; STEADY POSITION
AND GOOD SALARY ADDRESS
SUPERINTENDENT, COHEN BROS.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA
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SPECIAL. NOTICE S.

CARD or THANKS The family or
Mrs Cassie g. Grggs wishes TO eN-
tend most grateful thanks 10 the many
friends who So kindly rendered their as
sistarce and sympathy during her re
cent Illness and death and also 10 eN-
press thanks for the many beautiful
floral offerings.
Mr.. AND MRS. J. +. GOSSETT aud
daughter, Annie May Gossett. wish TO
thanks relatives, friends and ueighhors
for their kindness through the Illness
and death of uaf beloved baby, Ray
nund GU-sttt
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-01
HELP WANTED-MALE.

MEN, IL 10 Is. become government ran
way mail clerks. Sample examination
questions free. Franklin Institute. Dept.
S-H, Rochester, y. Y.
WANTED-Good solicitor at once. Good
contract. See w. =. Cox, 42l Kiser
Building
YES. shave lOc. hair cut l5c. massage
Edgewood, SO whitehall, So Ivy. White
workmen. C'ean linen Baths 15c.
WANTED Men TO learn barber trade;
great demand for BARRIERS; big wages;
easy work, short time required; expert
Instructions: tools given, earn while
learning. Write for free catalogue
Moler Barber College, 3s Luckie street
Atlanta Ga.
YES--We teach the barber trade and
give position IN our chain Of shops at
good wages, for $50. Atlanta Barber Col
lege, 10 L. Mitchell street. Atlanta, Ca
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EDUCATIONAL

GHfLDREN COACHED IN ali -p51I6lfc
school studies. Experienced Best
references Miss Brown 1893 Central
avenue
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
LOST AND FOUND.

LOSJ AND FOUND.
LOsT-BGtween II West Cain street and
Hotel Ansiey one string Of handsome
red cut glass beads. Finder return and
receive reward. Mrs. Ramsay. care HO-
tel Ansley.
LOST In driving between Davis Stock
Yards and WOlfsheimer slaughter
house, two Tennessee hogs Wolfsheim,
er & Co
LoST-Ether on River car or Kress'
store, pair Of gold trimmed spectacles
call Main 5l7I-L. Reward
LCsT-On Whitehall street, one horse
shoe pin, set with blue and white
pearls. Return same 10 Fashion, 46 West
Mitchell street, and get reward.
LOST Between Auburn avenue and At
lant7 Thra,er on Wednesday after
noon ladies gold watch and pin. Find
or VII! get reward on returning to 1904
Empire Bldg
LOST-On third floor Dawson Paxon-
Stokes, Crooheted collar and cuff set
Finder viii please return TO Baker e.
stanton, So %urth Broad street, and
get reward
Lost BLACK fuf neci5piece, between
Mitchell and Brotherton on FORSYTH
street Finder please return TO 5 Broth.
erton Reward
FptND-On Capitol avenue car Mon
day morning, small mesh bag CON
taiuing small amount money. Call Ivy
LOST-Tuesday on South Boulevard. ore
spotted hound Return TO So Powell
street ana receive liberal reward.
LOST-A small hand satohel on river
car Monday containing s505 and
other articles Return 10 Mrs Slse-
more. Carey Park. Reward.
LOST Last Saturday brlndle bulldog,
wearing brass collar. Phone Bell Main
4S4 Reward
LOST, STRAYED OR STOT.FN-At
Ponce DeLeOn Park Monday night,
gray horse, with public spring wagon
no Garibaldi street. Coy smith
LoST--On Peachtree street, Wednesday,
red crocheted purse, containing money.
teWard. Loser needy. Phone Ivy
5719-J
LOST silver mesh bag. either on At
lHnta and West Point train or at Ter
m'nal station Name engraved on bag
return to 20 Garnett street Reward.
L0ST-Gold ring, with large blue white
stone, near 164 Auburn avenue Re
turn 70 225 Trust Company Of Georgia
Building for reward
FOUND-A watch, owner can have
by calling AT % w Baker street, PROV
ing property and paying charges.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-01
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

FOX RENT-Three nicely furnished con.
Meeting rooms, suitable for light
housekeeping, Call Ivy 1898.
FOR RENT--Nice light housekeeping
apartment, also rooms; hot bath; close
ia, l5i Spring
FOR RENT--Niceiy furnished front
room TO couple and one light house
Keeping room. Also one single room with
al' couVCmcrces lose in rcasona BILE
rates IT, CORTLAND.
" ANTEp-kou for Young man
In private steam heated apartment;
close In separa 70 beds, extra large nice
ly furnished room: every convenience
Reasonable Ivy 64g6.
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MATRIMONIAL.

wealthy bankers Widow. so. would
marry A. Box IS. League. Toledo,
Ohio
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II YOU VAST trst class hOuseclean-
ing call 1yy SJS2
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Classified Adver-
Using Rates:

No Advertisements taken for less
than the cost of two lines. Six
words makes a line.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-01
DANCING.

PROF MGfLER'9S private 1'>~-,d4a dancing
school, S9l Peachtree St Phone Ivy
81. Private and class lessons; children
and adults.
DANCING SCHOOLs--Latest steps; pri-
vate Instructions. IVY 6067-J. AZ W.
Peschtree street
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All trains run daily. Central time
City Ticket office No. Peachtree st
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29
RERT 6. PIERCE,
DENTIST,
a. once IN III. Moor, n !Iy.
OiNSVuj "sv' y. IN. o5p.u
Phones, Old NJ, Mutual -.

coleman David and Miss Helen
wellman we're married In 81. Joseph,
Saturday, OF last week, Angus -.
Mr.. David II a prominent business
man OF Craig, while the bride II a IA.
yorite In a large circle Of young peo.
Pile, living four miles southwes, Of
Crazy.
Zig Money for anyone with a
little spare time right now making
and selling simplex Corn Dryer and
Hanger. Complete Outfit for max.
ing for Nha, one dozen other makes
cost. Most practical and cheapest,
Sales will continue three TO i've years
right In your county. Write luick
for samples and territory.
ACME MIG. CO.,
Omaha, Neo.
Married, al high noon, AZ The
I,ichville church, August ~, by Rev,
w. l., Meyer, Roy +. Bar,ram and
Miss Nora Opel Williams. Following
the ceremony the young couple re-
paired TO the home OF the brides par.
ents, and enjoyed a wedding dinner,
Roy Is a splendid young man, Of
splendid habits and industrious, while
his bride Is every way equal to the new
obligations that come to her. We
wish them a long, useful life.
Fred Kraemer, overseer Of the
Marion district, answered the call Of
the governor and the County Court
by doing some work on the roads, on
the 10Th and 2lst inst. Those volun.
teering and working on the roads
with him were: John Grimm, > days;
Grant Napier, , days; Charles and
Fred Kraemer, days; A. Sipes
and Geo. Pollock, each day, and Ed
Hornecker half day. They did ef.
fective work-equal TO one man work.
ing IL days on the road.
What is expected to be the last
scorching hot wave Of the summer
was broken Thursday last, August u,
and Oregon with other places in The
Middle West enjoyed an almost per.
feet day, and has continued during
the week, and the temperature has
ranged from ~ TO - degrees. The
same sort Of weather Is expected 10
hold good the rest Of the month, and
while September may bring some hot
weather, II is not likely the equal Of
the past month will be reached. We
look for rain some time during the last
three or four days Of the month
probably the 10Th or 30th.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29

Attend the Fillmore Chautauqua.
August % to September 3-six days.
The Misses Lois and Esther Wei.
ty. Of st. Joseph. we're over.Sunday
guests Of Oregon friends.
Miss Tina Stadler, who Is taking
a course as nurse At the Ellsworth
hospital, spent few days al home
the past week.
They have a splendid Chautau.
qua program At fillmore-begins
August 2s-ends September . ~
proyrams-six days.
Miss Mary Vogan. Of Idelia, Colo,
j. here on a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. OHIO Cole. Of Forest City. and
other relatives and friends IN this sec.
ton.
Charley Meyer and family are
back home after an extended stay at
Los Angeles, Cal, and no doubt would
still be there, but Mrs. NJ. just got
home sick, and her hubby Lad 10
bring her back.
--Hasness e. Foster brought IN The
new Overland 81" saturday last.
They expect To be delivering these
ears by next week. Being AN entirely
different car from last season. La, put
the factory behind In deliveries.
DIR. Thatcher has reported that the
stork flew over the home Of our young
friend, Glare CHIP, and left al their
home a nice. sweet little girl baby
August -. Mrs. Cup says she THINKS
Clare viii ~, ruieted down in week
or Two.
TIL. residents Of the Run City
district answered the call Ji the
County Court, ami - vent 10 work
and did good work the twJ iays
set aside Tor that purpose. oyers.er
Kirk and Judge Schlotlhauer wyrScd
mp considerable interest.
Mrs. Carrie bolton and children.
Of scranton, kas, Who are here visit
Ing her mother, went 10 81. Joseph,
Wednesday, TO yisi, her aUn'>.
Mrs. Ietta rhilbrick and Miss belle
Streckebine. She was accompanied
by her aunt, Miss Gusta ippsrrarn
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29

Get your Kodak Supplies and
finishings at kunkel 4 Kiddoo's.
Jesse Hicks and family have
moved TO the Frank Petree property
It. A. Long, u. V. :. rp.,o.da,e
Veterinary. Once a, home. Both
Phones, No. IL.
DIR. Whitsell, eye and ear special.
ist: &c corner 6th and Edmond. ST.
Joseph. Both Phones. ai3.
Miss Edna Markt Is home from a
delightful visit with her cousin. Mar.
guerite Markt. Of Mound City.
Funeral Director and funeial
Supplies. l.. r. MILAN,
with Oregon Furniture Go.
i am now ready TO supply you
With Coal and Feed. schultz Broth.
ers' Warehouse. 4. W. SEEMAS.
Mrs. Emma Bragg and Miss Iinna
spent few days the past week with
daughter and sister, Mrs. Geo. Young.
IL. A. Douglas has bought the
",.n 80. Du Wv. o '.,i, - A..
-. - :, .ma - s' " " "
'""h' v Wv '
Harry na"e'' ""e an" v,i,'"'e"'
-. -. ,a., a., ,,",, LII,
80" "a ,a,Ss =, - =
'' wv ' ~
n'sre> NINA anu fe'en he,, nave
,,."'''e' w '''''' "o,h. u" ""'sas
1870 AL ,,,.,Ss ra,. WIN
n''.,' 81, ',.' 80
-oa"'ey Motifs wa, w 'tha'ia
re" Gays Tue pas MeeS' ''s',,'s fe'a'
ives ne "''I en,er ,le cameron
"''ess ''' '''e e''"'"s ''"''
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29
J. {. WHI1MER,
DENTIST.
PROUD BUILDING.
North Side Of Square.
Both Phones.

A disastrous lire was averted last
Friday night by happy chance, ~
there be such thing as cbance), and
some quick work. About 8 O'Clock
d lire was seen from Robert Emer-
sons, In the Jack Baker field, where
the Hunt threshing outfit was stand.
ing. The boys and Mr.. Dean, who
was visiting, went as quickly as posi-.
BILE and succeeded In putting the fire
out, then blew the whistle until the
machine men came, Harry Baker had
seen the fire from his place and
'phoned, and they were starting when
they heard the whistle, but said they
would be too late, Is the fire would
soon be to the large strawstack a.
ready threaded, and the separator.
There were two helds Of grain In
shock adjoining.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29

-Lysoll Zip Kills Ice. ileas and
ticks; cures mango and all skin dis.
eases. sold under absolute guaran.
tee: II not satisfactory, no pay.
FRANZ FOSTER.
Martin V. Parker, who came here
when about one year old, with his
father, Lawson Parker, In lsi?, from
Indiana, was here a few days last
week, visiting his brothers, Charley
and John. Of Forbes township, and
other relatives. The family on com.
Ing here located In the BAKER district,
and Martin left here In 1891 for Okla.
homa, but i now located near Paola,
Kas. lie II a veteran Of the civil
war, serving In the 3jth Missouri In.
fantry. lie was also an early.day
member Of Meyer Post, &. 4. H., Of
this city.
l.. :. Martin j. moving lis stock
Of goods from Barnes, Kas., 10 Bige.
low. lie has secured the W. q. W.
building for use al Bigelow and will
add TO the stock, making II an up.to.
date and complete general store. Mr..
Martin says they had a good business
In Kansas right along until recently,
when the crop prospects utterly
failed In that section. by moving
this stockto Bigelow lie will also have
his Two stores more closely connect.
ed and thus II will be more conven.
lent for him TO look after them
Craig Leader, August -
y, A, Gelyin shipped his big lot
OF blue grass seed last saturday to
Paris, KY, where II Is 10 be distrib-
uted by the wholesalers as fancy lawn
seed, Through Mr.. Gelyin q number
OF other farmers have also sold their
seed TO the same house, which will be
shipped In the next few days. There
will Ike some 1900 bushels furnished
by the following parties: Lum Pat
terson, Lou Watson, J. II, Crist, T..
Row lette, VIM. Huiatt and J. b.
Duncan 4 Son, on this side OF the
river: and on the other side are T, T..
Fleming, Jno. Wilson, W. W. Brown,
Jones a. yelling, Crawford Bros. and
Allen McNeal, -- Maitland Herald,
August II.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-29

Il have opened up q Feed and
Coal business In Schultz Brothers
, Warehouse. Come and see me before
making your orders.
ALBERT W. SEEMAN.
Prosecuting Attorney Tibbels has
filed Information In the Circuit Cour,
against J. :. Hickman. charging as.
sault on the person OF j. L. Brock.
man. Both parties reside al Matt.
land, and the trouble. II Is said. grew
out Of the latter's effort to collect a
bill due him.
Billy lin Patterson has finished
threshing. lie had the machine with
him ten days. Ludwick waegele. Of
Andrew county. did the job lie had
5000 bushels OF wheat on his home
farm and 800 bushels on his farm In
Andrew county. lie also had 2,ao0
bushels u oats on his home farm. ..
Jefersonian, August Il.
II. T.. l,undle sent ~ varieties " APP
pies to the international Apple Ship
pers' convention held al Cleveland,
o., August u. lie was awarded sec.
ond prize ON quality OF fruit. SenS.
tor Henry, Of Illinois, was given first
prize. Mr.. Rumble gathered his sam.
pies from the dif!eren; orchards
around Corning-and this shows that
Holt and Atchson counties have some
line apples. Corning Mirror. August
-.
Mr.. and Mrs. nc. Williams took
In the Chautaupua at Oregon last
saturday and stayed all night with
Mrs. Williams sister, Emma. On
their way home Sunday. their old
family horse became frightened at an
auto and almost upset the buggy.
MR.. Williams jumped out and
sprainei her arm slightly. one shaft
broken aud one wheel knocked out u
shape was all ia. damage done JEFF.
fersonian. August Il,