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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
GOVERNOR ASSUMES
WAITING ATTITUDE IN
SENATORIAL CASE
Prefers Not to Take Action
on Glass Appointment I'm
til the Senate Has De-
cided Positively

Montgomery. January A.-(spectal)
There is considerable speculation in Of
fetal circles regarding candidates for the
short senatorial terms.
From present indications there will be
several aspirants for the office, even
though 1t will be of less than one years
duration. 1t is also evident that the
candidates for the short term will con-
duct vigorous campaign in behalf OF
their interests.
However, the announcements of candi-
cites will bs dependent upon the gov
ernor's action in calling a special election
Ia the event the Senate declines to seat
Frank F. Glass
Z The governor has clearly indicated that
he will call special election to fill the
vacancy IL Mr.. Glass is not seated,
though he has not yet determined on the
date. There Is every reason for suppos-
ing, however, that he will call the spe-
cial election for some time In May, there
by enabling the democratic executive COM
mittee to provide the necessary machinery
for a primary nomination.
The governor has now assumed a walt
ing attitude, preferring not to take any
action on Mr. Glass appointment. He
feels that he would be in the attitude of
prejudging the Senate's action were he
to call special election before it has been
definitely decided that such a course is
necessary. Therefore he will not an
nounce any decision until he has Ne
ceived positive news from Washington.
Assumes Waiting Attitude
The governor said to The Age-Heralds
correspondent this afternoon that tn ere
are two courses open to him.
IF the Senate declines to seat Mr.
Glass, l can either call a special election
or assemble the legislature together" he
said. II will not announce either course
until have had positive information from
Washington, although there is a strong
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25

L III n. I1uSSatu
u. T. Walker
Chas. Rouss
e. frost
Joe Hirsch
III. Link
w. r. Neal
John Velotas
John Lanyon
Irby Zeigler
j. A. Sands
Frank Brown
Joe O'Hear
r. S. Reeves
B. Spano
S. Spono
c. j. Stepp
G. McKinzie
VIM. Wren
John Gulas
g. Wren
j. A. Valletz
Geo. w. Adams
Tony Ciulla
c. B. North
r. T. Harris
ID. S. McEachery
VIM. j. Mclean
| j. S. Jewell
c. R. Christopher
A. B. McAlpine
f. Y. Morris
w. r. Faulkner
G.. l.. Huff
A. B. Beardein
S. r. Love
Dick Hunter
Pratt Jennings
w. w. Crawford
S. Byrd Wheeler
p. G. Cole
l.. r. Swords
Geo. r. Lawrence
| r. Dentler
w. j. Williams =
+. f. Doyle
Chas. Waddell
0. R. Ensey
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25

s' VII t'iStOh
NJ. j. McDonough
Benz. w. IngersoH
Frank NJ. Kitchell
c. E. Mason
VIM. e. Hawkins
w. Fl. Arlington
j. and l.. l.. Powers
Sam f. Clarke
M. Sims
w. X. Smith
j. r. Lewis
Ait Watkins
c. ID. Brooks
4. u. Howard
G. NJ. Howard
r. Oliveri
j. X. P. Lacy
G.. r. Geisler
j. M. Tucker
Jno. Woodson
II. III. Andrews
w. A. Walls
G. H. Boggs
f. Greenberg
=, NJ. McDuffie
j. N. Hawkins
Henry Smith
j. r. Hertzler
G.. Christmet
e. H. Reid
+. G. Hill
j. r. Feknhe
G. E. Randall
f. G. Hill
Paul Mann
E. L. Helm
N. j. Hanson
L. w. Wallace
r. w. Deadman
j. p. Crockett
G. w. Holman
A. e. Culbreath
G. Fl. Wallace
j. III. Norfleet
John Woodrow
A. d. McDuffie
w. w. Dorr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
PARKER EXPLAINS
WHY He HAS ASKED
HOBSON QUESTIONS
Says He Is Still Unable to
Get Satisffactory An
swers to Them
NEVER ATTEMPTED
TO INTERRUPT HIM
Claims Answers to His Questions Are
Simply Parts of Campaign of
Education That Is Urged
by Hobson

W. H. Parker 550s Tenth avenue.
north. who lived at Bessemer and ed
tied a paper there, and who is a con-
sistent prohihitionist. is now asking
Captain Hobson 81 instead of three
questions.
The Man of Mystery" the, title given
farker by the followers of Captain
Hooson' is accompanying that candi-
date In his tour of the state. In a. let
Ter to The Age-Herald yesterday Mr..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
Bruno Given Hearing

Canton, Miss. January l9-yincel
Bruno, an Italian accused of the ml1rdN
OF his brother-in-law, Rouella Sazins
whose body was found wrapped in a sac
mere last Tuesday, was given a preI,mi
nary hearing today and held to the gran,
Jury without bail. Bruno is a resident o
Memphis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25
Jack Frost
Ernnn Illdqa

From Judge.
Now comes Jack Frost. to play his pranF 9
And exercise his jolly whims-
He makes the ladies hide their shanks
And makes the trees expose their limbs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25

uates VINO have so far announced declal
.iial they are perfectly willing to measui
idhees with the hero of the Merrimac.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25

platform of 1910 was printed in a negro
paper In Birmingham and that you paid
for it?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25

A. d. Moore
M. l.. Lemon
j. Levin
S. M. Cants
Harry Blanchard
Jake Goldstein
ID. B. Goldstein
H. Lindlar
Sam Addison
M. Kroman
l. G. Tuschin
d. H. Lipman
j. M. Mayer
G. A. Mayer
j. Kaiter
j. Silverfield
Sam Altmont
A. G. Caplon
B. Bimstein
H. Schwartz
l. Rosenthal
S. Saaelovtz
A. Blumberg
Ben Cooley
w. T. Howell
M. Sugerrnan
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25

n G!
on Theatre,
tiCal friends
said mass |
|
I. j. Slower
f. i. Baugh
G. H. Parrish
N. G. Bentley
j. Sundhesmier
l.. Stern
III. M. Silverstein
Joseph Halter
Jos. Bearman
l.. g. Fuson
6. A. Bevelvo
S. j. Calhoun
f. G. Bragg
VIII M. Farlin
c. w. Hartman
c. w. Richardson
Claude M. Heard
@. B. Self
Pat Murphy
w q Riller
w. w. Partin
I. Goss
j. Jones
w. V. Selby
A. j. Shoats
w. G. Edwards
John Kleiber
f. A. Billings
c. f. Morgan
j. +. Weiss
j. w. Caldwell
@. l.. Medlock
l.. w. Brown
H. b. Wheelock
c. E. Bigsley
G. c. Lloyd
w. p. Hubbard
w. j. Nelson
Geo. N. Souridge III
. E. M. Doster
W. C. Rust
W. D. McCarty III
T. j. McCallum
Henry G. West II
j. R. Usrey !;
J. J. Chamblee III
w. G. Johns
j. G. Barry
J. @. Linton HI
Chas. Mack
Fl. I. Buntyn
Geo. A. Schottgen
J. c. Simmons, .Jr.
A. G. Synnott II
Jno. A. Lambert
r. Sandig
l.. Scott
Frank O. Croy II
R. q. McGahey, M. D.
G. L. Chamber II
y. M. Mobley II
2. Lackey II
J. T. Chamber
II. F. Haley II
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25

O. A. Chaddock
Chas. B. Barnitz
H. G. Beasley
Edwin Simon
Milton Frank
Geo. Maid
II. M. Colbert
j. Frank McCalla
j. e. Hall
S. Goldstein
s. Gordon
Chas. L. Wolf
L. Levy
E. A. Goodwin
L. X. Byrd
Leon Gordon
M. L. Blank
A. N. Gordon
d. Letaw
R. H. Sticking, ,Jr
M. Letaw
Hugh Scales
A. Rosenbaum
Fl. Kreitler
B. j. Lebanoff
F. T. Shelton
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-25

SIS ME-
a Mass Meeting at
ally invite the person
~ and a square de-
, Il. Lewis J. E. Williams
. 5. Finch c. c. Dickens
'. w. Burge Dennis Keefe
A. Davidson L.C. Brill
. W. Hille j. r. Kent
. II. Elliott Ellville Falkner
ohm M. Horan Pasquale Schiller
Ell. Linnehan Sam Raine
Harper Nhas. Schiller
!. r. Linnehan Arthur Jacobs
rnold Masberg Walter Page
N: sutton j. f. Haynes
7. j. O'Brien A. J. Bridges
ohm McCrone Fl. BRYANT
aniel Ward r. G.. Smith
O. Chisburg E. A. Veitch
j. Day GP Rrioos
W. Compton r .Harrino
. w. Jungumann NJ. Wagoner
, .. clark w. w Basham
nos. U. Iaccone - B. d. Sibley
G. Mcdonald G. n Siblev
M. urlmes Geo. Eubank
Gorge Ganoudes Jack Biddle
Trigg HG McTaws
7. B. Burks Franz r. HoIt
A. Wilson Geo p Rottorn.nn
f. Lewis w A1lor
r., = masters Jas. H. Timber
~ ~ 1ny ,.ackey W. H. Faulkner
=, d Mcoalh Louis Fl. Tinder
=. iayior Charles A. Calhoun
M u =, 2 Hammer L. P. Mitchell
d; D. wa walker W. NJ. Parker
e. Ashmore .Jno Roso
Z. Malone n n Dahhs
rank wagner F. M. Virge
. = - VIII G.. M. Tyler
B. Overstreet r. M IooLson
20 Jones E. B. Candles
hoihas justin Robt. Dennis
L. Archer s K;nsov
u Erllck c. w. Bell
y. =. Vermlllion j. P. Green
Il. faust Frank Dickson
:. B. Phillips w. R. Henderson
!. T. Campo J. G. Page
ilman Mehony H. E. Kirk
M. Lowry VIM. F. Smith
W. Baggett w. 0. Hedgecoth
M. Kimmel B. G. Svker
w. Hoffmeyer B. G. Sykes
A. Little L. E. Ling
G. Porters Fred Spencer
r. Veitch Bill Rodgers
bert Pennington s. Linke
M. Cargile W. s. Edge
att Sapp J. G. Dobbs :
IN Hall J. H. Hayward
m Dunn W. M. O'Mara
L. Penn. X. A. Hedecath
m. Loveless J. w. Hyde
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South Wfllamstop, March 23.@-SW
w. Cobb iof Union; md ilfs brother!
Jesse Cobb, be Relzef,. Z. spent - foSs
hours Sunday with relatives.
Mrs A9sR; ELLIS and cll iIdren ara
,spsad ding a few. days III Fledn6gt win
Tnoaaa FsIdRore; of Gfeayiite Wits
In tlio, city With friends SATURDAY. 3,
Fsey. John 8 EtsgFfa of - it6S5I spent
:sattit day end: E.fad iSi eli , &
W. IAhldih And rreachh iiiitJfa
.vei tins sefhlo At tile uilisf
3. readers Of the Fntelisge etaef ake
ufssS6 70 relneEtIleF filp. t;;aiL day. sing
iiigs sis WI be held AZ this place
on the fourth Sunday ID AbEii. 9fhe
,nnbsls ieS CORD Tally invited. ssss.! s. s
:: Miss Cargte. Eind dsey has nccented
u pQstaion. as tesebilciIe operator, She
Will aucoesdl Allfs :Binnche, FERGUSON
,wha iiaS resianea te lE;es sRaef on
Apflf lgE Aslha. klnasey siS leasAIaa
- an ssfs tsfiss - .xsE tr-sss -
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]. LOOK FlllnG, PRETTY.
Eat LESS Meat IL. Ysu, Eael& Baehaehs
s tar Have R.aadei. glre..AEeS -,
,.,....5s ! Glass OF Salts ~ ~ "a
IN. .E.tI: -

-. ss. L. .
"a so man or .BoIiasis who eatA meat
rex eliarlX gan 81 a mistake "a. by
/, ,flilEhings the sfIljieys { .5ccasionily,
says a @eii, known; authority, Meat
! forms uric. acid which excites fhe
Kidneys, they become orerworked
froIn the strata, get sluggish, aud fall
the blood. then we get sick Nearly
iall rheumatism. headaches. =. llHeE
trouble, nervousness. dtzEineSs, Sleep
:lcssness and urinary disorders come
fron sluggish Btndneys:. 49, ~
The moment you, feel n dull ache IN
the kidneys or ,yoiir, back hurts or. If
;the urine q cloudy. offensive Il fnil .,of
,seaimeF,f. IRREGULAR pasage j, or. :, at.
tended. u: ": q 10 sens Ion, OF ssaltiihg
/ stop ess lng meat and. get, about .fptit
.ioiltiees of. Jad Salts from any. piiaE.!
,macy; take Q abiesapDI ifll itS q jGiRss
i0f swater before :break kfast, and I'm. b
fhW days yosir, Kidneys Will Kst. fine.
This 1aWipIs salts Is iiide rom the
acid OF grapes aiiaa lemon iJi6ee x com !
bjned With litbiR,. and HIS been iiSed
for general tio1s 10 flish and III fiiuulate
the, kjdneys, ,alAo; to. neutral fige tise
acids. i1 the urine SO; &c y iI1iS longer
causes 4 50; lrrt,a tiops thus ending ader
/: Jad Salts Is inexpensiycS 5ssnd eaiii. s.ii
not tnynTe. niakessR delIgbtftif efSef1
Syegcent litba.water drink yYbiEIi every
Zone should take now and: then to Keen
|, the kidneys sci isasi and active and the
blood pnfe.. Thereby avoiding sefi6tiiiss
! kidney eGnppsicat sbns. tgans' ,,Pha rnia-
cy Agents, ~. : ss'is e :. - !.
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if;ss.,

The. long tnikc or Field, Day or
County School Fair vii heS he IA F'rlas
dslys March II This Is to be the
largest edtea % iiai glle4, AJidelts
& son cnunky4e has ever; haJ md It liB
urged. that every teas arouse
in6te enthusiasm Nians be has I'M the
past re " ,EFa eks,s IN ( Sneb bofts frsGn
all parts at tho c0nnf fyi great prepaEa-
stl0nas IlaHa cen q b. tea allerea ~
!. ffsghs 4 .ls t 4 " n 81 Z
RronlptlR et tenn so:c 0eiI the a srttfl-
metlo eoYtaefs SgjJ Ji Gbe held at the
KeAnsds street sch oks of tee
Andersen neaDle M III. Ne elads To- ESsAt
( out tbiB hui tillf 10 com
Teachers, pleaAa anrpes upon the
Children and pa tfols tliat the mora
ing cont aiit he striet etls fi2Ats,
4 only The ssidKea and cont aRts
iIla ntasals :,le 81 4
10 bring iienG ls4tfie rlaDsF VIII bs
fuThislfed BY le coiirty =; 3, q 4 3
III. 40 oseinel tla may wing
contest VIII be- 1T fgeat
school. The jila II sel lees, oiie ot
the lree maps to- les !, .lii
children vi draw the reguitea man
the hasl ne ss.s \ 81 iHe: ne rslEe,
ttAt ~
grcst isl X 81 ate l0F ~ ttll q
fashioned u III llsiI al Ken
iieiS 4 .S K u
4 lst i q i6cIg the drand Parade viii
s Inatci a1ntliid I'M ceasrt hoilse, 4, Ths
children os tile country lli po'
march III the pas as. isli pi1iE
thoii 10 q, "a h
fSlr III q It. efs = ~ / lls
M iiae spIz II 4 s2 & 81
s'6sk near The
Essz4 .;ssss aS school. pa,
! fada TIE large nIhnic dlHner slils b.
hold at tlueIliS Ray eatj sefa
please faInil yea kpfl tresi
TO lying Gtl filief hos ~. aSll Gael
!, school q al lSHS TO sci ilel
III flSa 3fit. n Y, 6: s. Y
IA 3 6,dis1e III = afislhk5.
sa flnsa laEa i
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Ia, ,fil7 z Ap1ICPtsDnmEut;ttff 6S.
Rural GRADED srhoop apnliGafions,
'sftuH be paid witiipat fail93 UJigets} no
condition would any sdistr4 r4dt: mains
tanning q two or threeste aoIieks school
and asking for sohnsl ND I'm permitted,
to Close for. laelb OF funds. .lsi sglie tn-
crease from sec, ,00e %; S68. .o06t !. for
these schools guafant tees tfite- purpose
sof the LEVINE kars ,lfc.is ne isss.s II .his
policy in every district, meeting the
requirements of the ruraIts graded
school act No rural community en-
rolling fifty children caa n5Ro Gfkord
to do without, a. two-teacber school
and no such community enrolling rs
children should be. content with less
than a tliree-teaeher school, Under
this constructive and stimulating
policy upwards of two hundred COM
munfties have voted the required four
mill tax, and have secured recogni-
tions, as state.aided schools. Your CO.
operation in extending this policy
Throughout your county is thoroughly
appreciated. for without your cordial
assistance nothing could be accom-
pii6he6 by state aid to these, schools.
Nearly 500 terfitp Extensions appli-
( cations have already been paid. = But
.if any weak district leVyins two
mil tax desires 10 participate IN this
approximation Its ) aplication should
E!be: forwarded without delay The
term extension act applies TO even
the srhaiiest schoniS in the most
spaTseiy settled secti6n. This meas
.urr Inns already brought about q
l;niarssed increase ins tife school term
I'of half of the counties IN, the stats.
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NONE :fD| sGIl0l ]
lHlJRk FlIIllIR|l YEAR
LsRERAI, APPROPRIATION
!: 4 \ s',t''Hss I 5'i { EsEsI kTtisE@ @ q
We 2, SCHOOL AID
All Money Is 10 Be Paid To The
81 Rural Graded; Schools
without Fail s

! !! That the school OF Anderson county
and every other county, in the state
viii fare we'll this year is now as
sssureds according to a letter Just re-
.eeiyed in. Anderson, by .. B. FELTON,,
.superiht ndenB Of education. Mr. Eel
ton says that he Is much pleased with
.tfaa appTopel lafl9na and !. that he be-
lthFea TIE school VIII ;bei able. tl do
mule effect I've work as the result OF
9the sapprav tions from the. general
.nssembiy ss i.;[l,y ~;
The Eeneral assembly mad . liber-
itiiea letter sent out. from Columbia To
thes Earious, sup erintaad dents OF eduoa=.
ton ~ +; sf2I a. s., y &, ~ -, "a. 80 Z
;.t,The gesernla laassenlbly made libear-
l,al provision for the, . free public
!; ;schnnlss - THE six .anpropfi lions In
iGlude:sE High schosls, $50, ,1fl0s : rural
igradeda schools, $3.50, 900 weak schools
yfcr term .sKtenSion1 S6D, COO; libraries,
|: So ,0oo; public school buildings under
the act SSf 1910; TO be disbnrseds In or
I der OF APPLICATIONS filed, $2D.000s con-
ttingeptl fund to he expended by: the
county boards of education under tlIe
regiliat stprogiEea by tile state Rn-
Itertnte hdent of dueatfoni for sspec.
{ lily eedy. rural schoci distrects,
b S4S gea ( ~ i.i 1iii. Z i...5
= %%sIhese funds guarantee the contin.
IiuaRce and extension Of education &C,
tiyities that have: brought more eff
D Bcienf schools to scores Of corarnuni.
|ttiesS derins Srecent years, I. State aid
based; onS the local taxation ahbait1
! hctidnf IN every district d school term
|sof x least seven months, an iiii,4to-
dat 81 6uitd fling and a body ,of cognpa,
tent teachers. II the. people Of any
!, community Will operate with. pub.
lie aalionl ali Ii0rtti So they may. easils
secure state Md tor aihetter building
Il longer term and Ntfe, .establ lishInenl
isof ii faIfal 4 aded school. \ gfi
g, III apntIeati6as for high school
laid will be cossi dered By the state
lIn6aFE ef eliiIatJ on ht its next meet
sEfia Tho ln olseS. viii .,ei soEs$ sslee
10 YOU county tteasnreg About ,AIas
Ii6fh, 3 The lIsiiat November Install.
lINent OF hl.h school ntd for fhI
! uchOt tfastic year % 3 VI 4 c6bid not tx
nsid lAsk fail pSndine tile c0llsetloE
OF tise on mil state sch ooi tax. sfroiS
gili6il d he 81 jgsf school apr rsbpriatIor
!. for - Wis deffynd High seh0o
= tFlle zoe AND priiie lrals niaE rely tiii
y = i
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b ,Indaas-l-aali. anassSih Grade. Mntai,
< 4slaEl. s4aa 81 Ssshs M, salss
JSiIgss-SIE aiil aifsiIet Grade Mafsii
IT fGS Pes.le. end saIsss Rsscss.s Rs3
.Walfs 20 M: S.
( r. e.. - - n 2JI'cfosk ~ '.,--c'
/! Picnic Dinner at buena Vista Park,
S .s.,. 5 O'CLOCK. 4a:l !,
At .4saena viAtaR RaIk-C County Ath-
leticS Meet 81 " ,. s ;... So - Z b,
s Presentation of Prizes by Prof w,
X. :Tatas supervisor OF Rural schoola.
{ 4 n Ssi oy's .Roed Work. .,.5
Mly ttI. 5Ssiksel Mr. Barton
and j. NJ :Paget. = s .: s ~
I Jadges Girls, Hand Work.
AIEa Ibert Shafs Il ArHi Rufus Fant.
AM Span, -poNglI9n s.
= !. 81; si ,IAli1 es==-SE lOatsa
so q, HalleIheh, Rev J. w.
int Ira 1,sii sipgtoR, 4
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sfa IN 4h.as RalAaks I Z, 4, 4
Aritr4Gitais contest 4lasARnsds 4aARnsds sttFet stFestt
s' Judges lGss a. tE S5!. -
Miss Jessie Heron, Aisa: :kIii.s Hts--
fias. and Miss May Wiggington. :; {
..a..-is nlgeSt ass B. { q: 7. !. n
Mr.. w. g., Chap i: stR5 Ethel VIII
lis, and Aiiss Mary Tehgue. i.
!. 1880 to 1856 O'Cl0ek.
Map Drawing coItest17K Kennedy
Street school - ~
3 "a, ps, Judges. I,
Z Miss May FAINT Miss Lillian, Cliak-
scales and, Mis- saille Thompson /
Ito 1lsls O'clock :
Spelling Matches KsGsedy street
sehbol s.. Z. ~, -, s.. 81 :.
8 % Judges Ord. Grade Mitch. ~, {.
Miss Jessie Thompson and. Mrs
John Bngsdnle. f$ ~. i. 49,. t;s:
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:
& Alfnost eyefyone knows that Sage
Tea ana Suipiiur properly comp pbnni-
sp, hripgs .bsals the Easslgal color and
iSfstre 80 tile ihfs ssh hen faded, strealI-
cd on Rfayi Al dan drtlfe. iteh-
:ihgi seaIp NJ, LINK hair.
.Y6ara, agq the s. Y y 10, get this
was Va nj ls e s 81 &C home
which ii IN md Itr01bi ieaollle.
,NowaIfeSs; lls asking at ans drug
store .f0T fsSt aillse s. re and Sulphur.
Halt Rsinaays sptl ssin set . large
bottle pI 3this famous old recipe for
About "a sceatat ( X q q x
Dp,ss t. esay efsay TRY iti No one
ear 90 ss.hly "a n itlfat y0a d ~ kenea
your it does. 4 50 natliFaliy
and eEsnlY gH danafen q sfoss or
;snft bf;iisIS With II, and draw tlsie
sthr6a ils y6sss afr. tasklng ngs one aIlHli
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.Iseatsl slills a illiciS and GLOSSY.
saIss Fhar1nflny, Agents, d
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Reei atioa; Hunter fans
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Jokes 50 4 &
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1itatli Gfad Ai9iti ipiieatlon, s.l1yi
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Monitors reb bofe.
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A Card % THINKS.

Afr. and Mrs. H. ,jG,. How sii OF Cyesn-,
Vile thank their friends. OF 40 ION
eor ihe. MANY words. of syfnpats and
loving itinfasss that were .AIioSs tIieHi
IN III cir sad nfgIiCtlcfi, n e
4. zzisy Co.'s Etciiest bIesslhgs reward
each and every one.
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The farm srs hf this sefnmnhily arc
s;a;:.E s::s.' Z -. ~, :
Misses Nova and ES,saHtite. !; ;t45helbE'
sisLtsa3 Nias ogliga Nj sl faies lfg iaAt
Tuesday. - s-zs. q S;,;:s,. n .ssSyi5 s,lirs
) M: otis Hait llR6d Min isls. aaid a
Mrs: T.. ,P., is4ISinnny lSgtiiaa. 4. = !
Born TO Mt tahd sIfs sIi 81; pf E Drake
itMisses sdSic and Tlny3 faitt Visited
Miss Eva Pruitt Sunday. Z, 'I.,', S3; 3,
t,sf fs 3os; Sa'I ;y9S M 4 ieistn = eef I
|. { ProfessoP sR aabs ;sSs aaas a sBbp stSesa
iof :a1ong Brsnah a adril aGt slc0G,,
at EbenSzeEl SIND 81. (, 9 90, , 2
Little Janie} Mex Inn ts;S;t Is fisliag
her sister, MIA! IL, p. Dralio. y . = :
Mr., and Mrs.. .l'reston, Ashley :yisiti
ed Mr.. ana Mfs. Jilii EisieE. Sunday
night. ~ u, 81 ~. 80 = ~ IL - y
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on tfair Sunday; March 10.
etg4eh Able 10 and Hodges. is
Sssrkner6 Bntfof with lesfeFe
{ llKi Ar. Owner can set sante ,bY
: Tor this d aIIgsrts s1ea assd
! thea elelug nE q lsssPSn. tseIt
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IritAfsaith ScotiaHd March 2i.---
The fenglSsil fiff teen today won. the inl
ternhtl l6naI Rugby ehainDionship,s de-
faating tue SEQ ssh team by IL. points