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The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-20

serving for six years retired from
active life and died in 1904. A rec
ORD duplicated by but few men.
Where are they now, these noble
men of yore, who served their coun-
try well and fell to sleep? The Chip
ola still flows on ito join that brim-
ming river" winding in and out
among her sluggish lakes. The sweet
notes of the boatsman's bugle is heard
no more. The barges have long since
rotted at their moorings; the neigh of
the iron horse starties the echoes of
her caves and swamps as he leaps heI
narrow stream
Beneath you rugged elms, that
yew trees shade,
Where heaves the turf in many a
mouldering heap,
Each in his narrow cell forever
laid
The brave forefathers of the ham
let sleep
For them no more the blazing
hearth shall burn,
Nor busy housewife ply her evening
care.
No children run to lisp their sire's
return,
Or climb his knee the envied kiss
to share.
The breezy call OF incense-breath-
ing morn,
The swallow twittering from the
straw thatched shed,
The cocks shrill clarion, or the
echoing horn
No more shall rouse them from
their lowly bed"
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-20

were the joking comparisons made
(not in his presence, 1 assure you)
between him and Henry the VIII of
England. Then there was Thomas
and Allen Bush, the latter of whom
afterwards became the author of
Bush's Digest Laws of Florida
Bua I would be sadly recreant to
personal feeling and long standing
friendship did l fail to mention the
"noblest Roman of them ALL" Major
Jesse J. Finley, who came from Ten
nessee, and earned his title fighting
the Florida Indians under General
Jackson himself
He was a very large man. tail and
well formed, man of commanding
presence and cou.tI bearing and
dignity tempered by great sweetness
of DISPOSITION and suavity of man
ner. Before coming to Florida in
1916. he had served in tse Arkansas
legislature and been mayor of Mem
phis. He represented Jackson County
in the Florida Senate in 1850, was
made judge of the Western Circuit in
1861, judge of the Confederate Court
in 1852, resigned the position and
entered the Confederate army as a
private and rose successfully to cap.
tain. colonel and brigadier general:
commanded the Florida infantry in
the army of Tennessee, and was
wounded at the battle of Resaca. and
again at Jonesboro. Pemoved from
Mariana to Lake City in 1865, was
a member of Congress 1875 to 1873
from the Second Congressional Dis
trict.
In 1879 he was appointed judge of
the Fifth Judicial Circuit and after
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-20
HEART AND HOME
Problems
by MRS. ELIZABETH THOMPSON

Dear Mrs. Thompson: ~ We an
two young gentlemen of seventeen. Ar
we old enough to be out after 10 o'cloa
/ at night?
(2) Is it proper for a young lad
to slap a fellow when he tries to 6s
| her?
(S) Is it fashionable to comb til
hair pompadour?
"a Should checkered vests an.
neckties be worn, or are they too loud
(5) Is it proper for a fellow 10 g
with girl OF fourteen?
HIRAM AND HANK.
% Boys OF that age should 30 81
home in good season.
(2) There are more dignified way|
of showing disaPproval but disab|
provaI Of any sort is better than a9I
provaI If the young man treats her 4
discourteously.
(3) The pompadour is very macI
worn this winter.
"a Avoid loud dressing Of a.
sort.
90 Girls Of fourteen are too your
to have any gentleman company.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % VIII ge
please tell me how to clean a tan cor
duroy dress with velvet collar?
(2) How can 1 clean white kid o.
a shoe?
(3) VIII white kid top on hae
patent leather shoes be out OF pi8e
this winter for ladies or could
make the top the gray shade t6e
are wearing so much, and how?
(D Could you tell me how to cIel
galvanized iron below a gas stovc2
THANK NOU,
G) Remove dust by beating: the
rub with benzine-be careful that q
flame is in the room. After dryinf
rub with alcohol on soft rag work
ing on rain spots especially, worsr'
against the grain. Then steam tt
dress to raise the nap. Hang It
the bathroom over the tub on n i.rs
Then turn on the hot water until ih
room is full Of steam. The Wats
must be near the boiling point "
it stay, shut in, till the steam GOES
1t must not be handled till il is 1T
You can freshen the velvet collar L
it is soiIed, by applying chlOomm
(2) There is a regular white k
cleanser sold that is very good II t1e
shoe is not very dirty, benzine "
clean it. Ruo carefully with a s0i
wooden cloth.
(3) 1 should color the tors as so.
suggest. Take tube paint. such 2.
artists use, thin with turpentine ar
apply with a soft brush very evenly
If tan kid is wanted, mix 10 dro@
Of tincture of saffron with thre'
tablespoons Of oliveoil Clean shoe,
rub mixture on with flannel cloth
Two coats will be sufficient
4) Apply oxalic acid. Do not
use fingers, as it makes the ftn2e
ends sore. Let Il stand until IL z
bleached to the color you want
Wash with ammonia water.
Dear Mrs. Thompson. Pleas pf0
THANK Yor
Make a salad dressing as follow.
One rounding tablespoon butter. one
third of a cup of flour; rub toge.a
over fire. then add two-thirus c5
milk and let 1t boil up. Set pan q.
hot water on stove. Beat an a@@
stir well. Add to mixture on S1'.
one rounding teaspoon mustard one
Ia DleSE OOn salt, TWO ldDIe@P'"''' -'.fE
and stir well. Then add the egg ah'
VINEGAR and Iet n boil ND. When cold
put peaiuts through chopper ana >.
into the salad dressing until lt
thick.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: II one
ceives the announcement OF fHfHs
who have moved 4"4
is any acknowledgement eTpe'l-'
only knew the couple slighu" ~ -
worked together IN the same 'aaf
No acknowIe dgement is nsr
but ii is always courteous i
good wishes to the BRIDE.
ever moves back to your city
should call if you care to renew tH
acquaintance.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-24
TWO CLAIM CRIaE
Man and Woman Each Declares Guilt
Of Muredr.

Man and Woman Each Declares Guilt
Of Muredr.
New Yark. June 23.-Two persons. a
man and an eighteen year old girl.
each told the District Attorney today
that the murder Of Giuseppe Marfno.
whose body was found In q Harlem
fiat a month ago. was their own in
dividuai act and each denied that the
other had anything to do with the
crime.
The girl. Marie Magalusion, was ar
rested late last night after masuuc
rading for weeks as q man. She told
the police that she shot and killed
Mariuo when he threatened her for
falling to become party to a black
mailing scheme. The man. William
Flack. who was arrested directly after
me murder. was brought from his cell
to the tombs and heard the girls storv
He still insisted that he ,aa:dered Ma
rino after iobbing him. '.'..
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-24
Mr.. Ashley Has =
Become Tarhcel.

Ben Ashley. who is o native of this
county. and one of Anderson's best
liked citizens. yesterday, left Off Ed
enton, N. C., where he expects to
make his home In the future. Mr..
Ashley goes to the North Carolina
town to accept the position of super
fntendent OF an oil mill in that place
and friends of his In Anderson know
that he will do well. They all regret
giving him up. but he will carry the
best wishes of host of friends.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-24
Secretary Wants The
Comfy Fair NOfjce.

II Anderson is to have a county fair
this fall 1t is high time she is beslir-
ring herself. according to the notices
received yesterday by the business
men Of the city. The secretary of .nc
Department OF Agriculture OF South
Carolina is now compiling a lis. OF
the counties in .the State preparing
for fair and II Anderson Is not in
cluded in the list she can hardly rx-
pect to have much chance at tn, beg;
attractions for the Week. III the sec
retary OF the chamber OF commrrcc
or someone else In that line can be Ia
duced to take the matter In hand q
fair might be arranged for Andersc;,
AIT move needs fsa a start but the
start Is very slow about materiall;..
Ing. :, 81 ,isTsin.1,.y Es;.s t5..s -.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-24
Mrs. Mitchell Is
Fast Recovering.

Anderson people will be interested
In learning that the condition of Mrs.
J. c. Mitchell was last night said to
DC very satisfactory. For some time
time Mrs. Mitchell has been suffering
from an attack of appendicitis. short
ly after O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon
she underwent an operation Mt the
anderson county hospital. Her many
friends Will be made happy over the
news that she is now on the highway
to recovery. nj
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-24
F y ~ * * x y y y *x y y ~ u + y ae * + y x
ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
ems Of Interest and Peon al Mention Caught tho
+ Wireless on the S reets of Anderson
y y y y y y T. .* T SIS r. x* * = - x * y y =
Trophy Cup Is
Quite q Beauty.

VuIte u BeHutys
The trophy cup, which is to be
awarded to the team In the Anderson
winning the baseball league pennant
this year. has arrived In the city and
was on display yesterday in the Sui
livan Hardware Company's place OF
busines. The cup is beauty and has
excited ,reat admiration among the
, baseball lans of the city. The cup Is
known as 1.-THE Reach Athletic Tro-
ply" and Is furnished by A. j. Reach
Company. the famous athletic holyc.
The mill league has secured a good
start and from all indications there
will be great rivalry between Tie
I, teams during the season which is now
on
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-24
Subway Gave In.

New York. June 23.-Nearly a half
block OF sidewalk and. euperstructure
over new Brooklyn subway caved in
today. burying more than twenty
workmen, killing one and badly
injuring six. The superintendent and
tue foreman of the Job were arrested
pending nm Investigation.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-24
Anderson Asks
For New College.

The Anderson chamber of commerce.
through the requests OF citizens, has
written to the officials in charge OF the
new site for Vanderbilt University, In
which the Anderson people ask that
the Methodists consider establishing
the new University OF the Southeast In
this city. The local people by no
means feel assured of success but they
think that 1t at least is we'll to let the
people know that Anderson Is on the
map. Columbia Is to make a strong
fight for 1t. There are II Methodist
churches in Columbia. ,ii,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-24
Indicted for Murder.

. Boston. June 23.-An indictment for
murder in the frat degree was re-
turned against Lawrence Robinson I'd.
day by special grand jury that In.
yestigated the death last Friday. of
Police Inspector Thomas F.. Norton,
Norton was shot as he was about to
arrest Robinson for. the police OF
Grand Rapids. Mich, on a murder
charge.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-24
Surprises In
The Mayors Race.

Yesterdays election brought q
number OF surprises. While It was
conceded that either candidate might
win. Few expected Mr.. Godfrey to win
over Mr.. Payne by the majority he
secured 1t was confidently asserted
Dy people familiar with conditions
that the next mayor would be elected
Dy majority not exceeding SO votes
ihstead or this Mr.. Godfrey secured
tnree times that number. 1t was al
go matter OF surprise that Mr.. Payne
carried only one ward.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-24
!AMERIcANs ENfEgTAists

Paris, June 23 Myrop r. Herrick.
the American nmba dor. and Mrs
Herrick. tonight gave. a dinner ID
honor Of the new; French Spremter.
Renel Yiyiaai and his wife. 4, Antonin
Dnboses speaker Il pt the senate. Paul
Deschancl, ffeak keri nf lid 4setAmBef,oe
deputies :ann' 'sas nrtnt spA anihassas.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-24
Firemen Are
Enjoying Meet.

r. L. Carter. member of the An
derson city council. returned yesterday
from the Firemen's tournament, which
Is now In. progress In, Florence, and
he says that the Anderson. boys are
having big time. Mr.. Carter says
that the only regret-experienced by
the local delegation is over the fact
that they could not carry their fine
fighting paraphernalia and show some
OF the recruits how a real lre depart
ment looks when 1t .is IN action.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-24
Thompson Has
Many New Signs.

The Thompson Shoe Company y.s-
terday placed q number OF hatidsomc
new signs in front Of their place OF
business. The eigns aggregate q. cost
OF more than 500 and are handsome
and attractive. They display tho fact
that the Thompson company Is SELL
ing the best known line of high grade
shoes.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-24
Interest In The
Coming Celebration.

A number of Pendleton people spent
Yesterday in the city and they said
that folks from theil town would be
here In numbers for the Fourth of
July celebration. The Pendleton peo-
pie are we'll pleased with the plans
made and say that they expect to en-
JOY the day. Among the visitors 10
the city yesterday from this we'll
known town were: Mrs. Ella Sadler,
MiEses Sallie Hunter. Henrietta Sea-
brooke and Grace Randall and B. G 4.
Hunter.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-24
PERSONALS

f. T. Brezeale Of Dclton. spent few
hours In the city yesterday.
ID. A. Jones OF Wclkertown, N. c.,
was In the city yesterday for few
hours.
J. w. Eickaon has been npending n
few days In Columbia on business.
Mrs. Raymond Hughes OF Walhalla,
was shopping III the city yesterday.
Fred Dean OF Starr, spent part Of
yesterday in the city on business.
Sam Jackson OF Iva. was among the
well known visitors to spend ycster-
day In the city. He says the themom-
eter got up to 10l there Monday.
Eugene Anderson wa. in Greenwood
yesterday for few hours on busi-
mes.
G. H. Bales has returned from a
business trip to Charlotte anu Monroe,
and other North Carolina towns.
w. G. Wilson of, Liberty was I'm the
city yesterday on business
c. NJ. Kay OF Honea Path, was in the
city yesterday. guest at the Chlquola
hotel. -"
C. NJ. Dockins Of Clayton, Ca. is
spending few days in the city OH
business
j. ]. H. Barnhart OF Columbia spent
part Of yesterday In the city.
i Magistrate w. r. Brill OF Cnrswell,
was In the city yesterday for q few
hours. ;
DR.. I. b. Burriss OF Starr. was one
Of the visitors TO spend yesterday in
| the city.
]. o. McCown. of the Mountain Creek
section spent yesterday In the city on
business.
John w. Brown OF Starr was in the
city yesterday for few hours on bus
mess. q. $50 4sn!
w. O. Bowie OF Starr. was in the
city yesterday.
J. r.. Doutiiitiof Pendleton was one
OF the visitors Ito spend yesterday In
the ely. =! 50. 81 - ;Fs.s &jli ~.
Albert 8. Farmer returned yesterday
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-24
Hrs. Baniiiststa.
IL Very 'AIlls
Mrs. Smith Is
Now wtRee1ssfinR.

Mra. Smith Is J; (; ~, 80 .a
Now Recovering.
Mrs. J:'R. Smith, who has been o
Patient at,ths anderson county hos
pttal for the last month, was dis
charged from that institution, yester.
day and tjs.How practically recoyt. red.
Mrs stHmitli has been very. IN, spYer.
ing from appendicitis and the news
that she has. been restored to health
Win be welcomed BY many friends.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-24

Happiness Only Comparative. 20
We mny anticipate bliss, but who
i ever drank of that enchanted cup unal.
: Sbyed ?--Colton. z sh'o ~ 40
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-24
/, |,AllsBad Luck :
For One Man

W. j. hfcCiGre, one OF the best
known farmers In Anderson county
Eeems to be, ,"playing In, hard luck. 81
Last July, Mr.. Mcclure cFanked his
automobile and broke his wrist. Fol-
lowing that hS5Mlffefed the misfor-
tune OF losing NJ fingers in a cot
ton gin and now mes, word that he
is suffering with. S5hs ,ailment in one
OF his feet. which the attending ply
sicians fear may be creeping paraiy-
sis. Friends OF Mr.. Mcclure in all
parts of the county trust that he may
soon be well.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-24

Sam Jackson OF Iva. was among the
well known visitors to speHd ycster-
day In the city. He says the themom-
eter got up to 101 there Monday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-24

G. H. Bales has returned from a
business trip to Charlotte anu Monroe
and other North Carolina towns.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-24

r * = y y a. y s. = =. 4 * y
i. THE DAY IN CONGRESS 8
s. * r. * 81 *4:. i * - y * 4
Washington. June 2s.-Day in con-
gtss,'. a. -.;., :.
4 senate ".i, Z
!. Met at noon. !.
Interstate commerce committees
trade commission bill was introduced
as substitute for the house mea-
sure.
Banking committee continued con-
sideration of President Wilson's nom,-
nations to tho federal reserve board.
Foreign relations committee contin-
ued consideration of the Nicaraguan
treaty, I.
Adjournment at $3.50 p. M. to noon
Wednesday.
House:
Met at II a. m.
Z Report Of the Investigators i the
Speer Impeachment case was present.
ed tp, the Judiciary committee.
ConfeEencareports on the naval bill
and the agricultural bill were up for
disposal. ~. n. ~,
ID Agreed to conference report on
naval appropriation bill including pro-
.posal to sell the bait tleships idaho and
mississippi
4 Set aside next Monday for motions
TO suspend. the rules and pass miscel-
:faneousa bills ON the calendar. !. I
AgIeed, to conference. report ON for
Hons sappr0pftation bill: Resur..,
nd nj lHop aL
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yesterday for a few hours on busi-
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ANDERSON, sc.
123-l3l-133-125 E. .Whitner ST.,

from Philadelphia and other points iilssa iilsa
the North. where he has been. apendssfks
the last ten days on combined busfSs
ness and pleasure trip. va "a
N. o. Goldman and MISS Mamie
Pearle Goldman are spending ten d aSs
In the city, the guests OF MIR. anfe
| Mrc. Leon Eicman
b. o. Evans left yesterday for fhaS
Northern markets where he goes sf6SS
purchase goods for his we'll lknuWtl
| establishment 74
MI and Mrs. II. r. King retuEa6ds
yesterday from q week'e visit Il stos
friends and relatives In North Car65f5
IN. ;: rs ssis
Mics Agnes Briggs, or greenwood, is;
III the city. the guest Of her sister,rhIf6s
Achley Briggs. Jr. & .,:sSss @
John Brezeale OF Pendicton was al m
OF the visitors to spend. yesterday us
the city. ~ =, l,5.li b. {fiisFssS Sssss
M. sattcrfeld and William Hold lhaa.
OF Hartweli. Ga. were among tile fvfas
''OA" ~ eHS SttJ ycbteTuay. aAesta
e. w. McMurrie, who has 8 8i,e,S;'ss NJ q
spending several montha I'm ;tliss s;SJf FEsH
lcft yesterday for Augusta, 4 tGa.St AsSisS
weeks stay here he will ressiil 49,
his home In Bainbridge, Ga. yEi ASf s;5s
j. NJ. Raysor. formerly d scisiaii sSI s3'
Anderson but now living; fti;s Wees 81 "
viile. N. G.. Is spending a yf4Nday
in the city. D. s
Walter Pruitt. we'll kno#ftsE2Y
OF Starr, was In the city ;ysa Y
W. P. Shirley OF sassltoa
OF the business yi5forsf ftaasHA
terday in the citH
Mr. and Mrs J. r.. Pruisf asxap
Eva Mae. Alfred and HsiaTs%
Path have returned oifhaifp
ter spending the, ksanisS
parents. Mr.. and shfrsaXgHfy
Iva. They were eaccofipafliS
sister. Miss Pearl GaiiaVss
spend while with Y hSsi9y
Ed DeCamiaI's isia5
II the guy who to0 5T
from the car In sAndersdny
turn It he may have ftY.
ceililoid collar andiy
Wv We know that Il in-
Gaffney Ledger tS
he had handy
an old carpet
seen Ed had}T
call-'em suit
we know II
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-24
Small Blaze
OF Yesterday

Small Blaze ,3. t
OF Yesterday.
The fire alarm was. sounded yester-
day. q call having been turned In at
$3.50 o'clock from 40 Monroe street,
the home of Louie L. Bradley, who is
the manager OF the Carolina insurance
Company. The call was B answered
promptly. but before theearrival Of the
department, the't free had ben extin-
guished by the. occupants OF the
,honge., It seems that a. gasoline stove
exploded and threw burning oil over
the premises hut tiiose. at the place
had the presence OF; mind to eYtin-
guish 1t with wet blankets and little
damage was done, y ,-Si,::5535's.sz 4. 5, !,
Hrs. Bannistef 'l,, g'.-.,s3 s, ig,:...;;Nys ...S;;Nys
Is Very Ill. - nNsi = '''A' ~
t. 8. Bannister. one OF the bert
known young banking men III this
city. was called to his home in thiy
County, near Honea Path, M the news
Of his mothers iliness. Mr.. Bannister
left yesterday morning Tor, his mo.
~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-24

w. g. Wilson OF, Liberty was In the
city yesterday on business.
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c. NJ. Kay of Honea Path, was in the
city yesterday. guest at the Chiquola
hotel. $50
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Fred Dean OF Starr, spent part OF
yesterday in the city on business.
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J. r.. Douthitiof Pendleton was ont
OF the visitors Ito spend yesterday II
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C. M. Dockins Of Clayton, Ca, Is
spending few days in the city OH
business,
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Albert 81. sarmer returned yester.dss,
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Mrs. Raymond Hughes Of Walhalla
was shopping III the city yesterday.
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W.. O. Bowie OF Starr. was in the
city yesterday.
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e. w. McMurrie. who has 81 iSesSis Aali
spending several montfis I'm Ssss
left yesterday for Augusta, Gas SSrS5
weeks stay here he will srsthia ssss
his home In Bainbridge Ga. ~ u S$j
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j. M. Rayeor. formerly q sciti 4
Anderson but now living itiss W{hsal:
VILE. N. G.. Is spending ayf4Hday*
in the city. 5a5.-ss. iS }gs5 ;s{s;5
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DR.. l. b. Burriss OF Starr. was ono
OF the visitors to spend yesterday In
the city.
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j. o. McCown. of the Mountain Creek
section spent yesterday In the city on
business.
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Walter Pruitt. a we'll kno~iesa2
OF Starr, was In the city cyeny 49,
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John w. Brown OF Starr was in the
city yesterday for a few hours on bus.
mess. %. $50 gss!
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j. ]. H. Barnhart OF Columbia spent
part Of yesterday In the city.
The Keota news., 1914-05-29
What Lsstsrs stand Fe

Whist lssters stand For.
What do those letters stand for!
asked . curious wife Of her husband.
q she looked at his Masonic seal.
well, really, my love-" he replied.
encouragingly. II presume It II BE-
cause they can't sit down"
The Keota news., 1914-05-29

Proof Positive.
Tho young husband laid down his
piece Of cake and looked across the
table at his wife.
DO you know. DEAR" he said, II
think something IL wrong with the
cake you made. Il really doesn't taste
very good"
"Ah. that's your Imagination" said
his wife, with triumphant smile. for
It says in tho cookbook that it's do
licious. s."-Befliner nlustrirte ZeitunE.
A Nice Baby.
II understand that You have . very
fine new baby brother" said the min
lister.
Eyes. sir" replied young Percy. "He
IL . nice baby"
And" continued the minister. II
hope he 10 . good baby"
"Oh. guess he H." said Percy du.
biously. HE don't smoke or drink
any. but sometimes he seems to me to
swear some"