The Clayton news., April 10, 1915, Image 3

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LOCAL Al PEUSONAL
Joe Hunch of Moines, was a
county seat visitor Thursday.
Ion Telosfor Casados was a busi
ness visitor and trader in the city
this week.
lest Field Seeds at O. fi. Gran
ville's. ' 15
Iteyes Martinez of near Reyes, at
tended to business in the city the
lirst of tile week.
V. II. Wingard of near Mt. Dora,
was a business visitor in the city
Thursday and F riday.
Our stork of toilet preparations
is complete, prices exactly ri '.lit. We
have it. City Drug Store.
Wm. Harris of Gladstone, was a
business visitor in the city the lirst
of the week.
Johnson Mesa Seed Oats at G. ".
Granville's. l"i
A. S. Kl Isle-cry, les M nines real
estate man, att -nded to business in
the county seat Wednesday.
C. W. It. I'.ryan, one of the real
democrats of the ('.nates communi
ty, attended to business in the city
Thursday and 1- riday.
Moline Implement. Full line of
best made, at G. G. Granville's.
Ilalnh K. I'arnsworth, one of
15 I
the
progressive citizens of the county
and a News recular, attended to bus
iness in the county seat Thursday
and Friday.
Ladies We invite you to inspect
!i- line of Harmony Toilet articles.
None better. The Ilexall Store,
City Drug Store.
i '.ha. S. Itndg-Ts of west of town,
was trading in the city Moml-.y, and
culled at The News ofiire and had
bis name added to our list. More
and more, they all like it.
See (i. C. Smith before you buy
that buggy. He is agent for the best
rig on th-' market Tf
it. T. And' ron of near Cuat s, at
t 'lided to busine.-s in the county seat
Wednesday and Thursday.
Plant .-prion wheat before May 10.
Git seed from G. G. Granville. 15
K. L. r-'elvy. one of our regulars
at Wain tte, transacted business in
the city Thursday. Mr. Selvy has
ee (if tin; best ranches in the coun
ty, and is proud of it.
Col. F. I . Jacobs of n--ar Greu-
ville, the popular auctioneer, was
in the city Monday attending the
First Monday sab s. Col. Jacobs has '
recently returned from an extended .
vi. it in Colorado.
Ilexall Remedies and Preparations ;
are guaranteed best on the market.
For sab' by City Drug Store. v ;
Hon. Juan l. Casados of near !
C.lapham, ex-representative of our
county in the state legislature, was
in the county seat several days 'his
week. i
C. 1). I'z.ell. one Of the good citi
zens of the Thomas country, and a
News regular, attended to business
in the city yesterday and today.
.irs. Grace Duran and little
dao.'dit r, :.vl Miss Kate Lewis, of
lies Moines, are in Hie city visit
i,ig frii'iids and relatives.
Just received. Macaroni Spring
Seed W heat, L75 a bushel. G. G.
Granville. , 15
Prof. C. A. Hutledgo of near Sen
eca, was a trader and business visit
or in the city Thursday. Prof.
Itutledge has one of the best
1111-
proved places in the county.
4
James Kyan, lownsite man at
l olsoni and one of the original Fn
ioii county boosters, spent s A-eral
days in the county seat this week,
looking after business and meeting
his many friends.
Mrs. ollie D. Williams of Hai
ti art, was v.i the city Monday visit
ing friends and acquaintances. The
same day Mrs. Williams tiled on ti)
acres of land near Solano, Mora
county.
It. A. Clark of near Mt. Dora, spent
several days in the city this week.
While here he squared his subscrip-
nsnally thin and easily
worried. nero doea not re-
f4?sh and the ayatera geta weaker
nd weaker.
Seott't Emuhion corrects nervous
ness by force of nourishment-it feeds
the nerve centres by distributing en
ergy end power all over the body.
Hou't resort to alcoholic mixtures
or drug concoctions. ft .
C.I SCOTT'S EMULSION for X A
yaur nmrvma notitinm eouuU or T :
comparta wit i'. rut tnit on
thm gonulit. SCOJT'S. '
,,,, EEHY DRUOGIST HAS IT. - i:
II -L. II
irS.-: .re
tjon to The News. They all liko it.
John Weiland of near Moses, was
a business visitor ami trader in the
city Monday. He took advantage of
the visit to get his name on our sub
scription list. They all like it.
V H. J. Gibbs of near Sampson, one
of the most progressive farmers of
the country, attended to business in
the city Monday and Tuesday. Mr.
Gibbs ordered The News sent to bis
address, and also to his brother, A.
M. Gibbs, of Adolphus, Kentucky.
T. L. Honnelt of near Corrompa,
was a business visitor and trader in
the city Friday. While here Mr.
lionnett called at The News o Hire
and hail his name added to our sub
scription list. More and more, they
all like it.
.T F. Hair of near Sampson, at
tended to business in the city Mon
day and Tuesday. Mr. Lair, mak
ing a slight mistake in regard to the
Willard-.lobnson prize fight, cheer
fully doubled the price for a year's
subscription to The News. Tin y all
like it.
f Floyd C. Field, ex-editor of the
Citizen, attended to business in the
city Wednesday and Thursday. Mr.
Held called at 1 lie News ollice and
became deeply interested in the op
eration of our linotype, and compli
ment -d us mil the town highly on
having such a machine. Tie- ex-editor
worried with inadequate equip
ment lone; ei'oiigb to know the value
of lirst class machinery and mater
ial. In spite of his faults, etc.
.sa It. I'.llis. one of the progres
sive farmers of the Pasamonte sec
!ion, was in town Wednesday. H-
took out a big load of lumber, and a
lo,.d of ranch supplies. While here
he calbd at The News ollice and
planked down the needful for one
vear s subscription. They all like it
.jl'oii Francisco Miera of near
li-eidiaiu, spent several days i:i the
ci.'y this week. Don Francisco is
one of the good and popular un n of
I be county, ami has ma;;y friends
in Clayton who are alwcys ;;lid t
see him when he comes to town.
His home is a mi;diy good place to
visit; we know, becao we have
tried it.
G. T. Scott, who recently located
in the Grenville neighborhood, was
a business visitor in the county s at
I-riday. Mr. Scott is w ell pleased
with F nioii county, and especially
pleased with bis home section. 11.
vv s surprised to see such a huvn as
Clayton in what he denominated a
"new cotinti v . "This old new coun
try is proving to be about the best
thing out of doors, and people all
over the union are liuiiiug it out.
Wanted. A housekeeper. Mrs. L.
A. Wikoff. 15
Hard to Kill.
A distinguish! d lnlomologs, writes
"When I was still new to collecting b
the south of Fr.iiee I discovcicd on
(lay. to my great joy. a large female
Saturnia pyr! hidden away in
bushes The si, (. icen as lile '
had ever can: lit. and I 1! s id. d,
count i.f Its large bodv. to si"
pille until ee-'sarv (eiovai ion .
kept dozens since unstulTe ii
was tils) a 1 ,1:1 rea: I v KiMcd li,
foreed into a o anide hnttV w
was left iiliout an hom The al
was then emrtieil and the em it
With (ailleli wool snaked in a sal
solution of men 111 ie 1 liioride. 'I
Bis't. plnni'd and set. was disce
next day attempting to lly away
the Retting hoard."
I
Har Alimony Explained.
Miss Curley kept a private school iim'
one uiornlug was Interviewing a new
pupil.
"What does your father do to enrn
his living"'" the teacher asked the little
girl.
"Please, ma'iiin." whs the prompt re
ply, "he doesn't live with us. My
mother siipMii ts me "
"Well, then," asked the teacher
"how does vour mother earn her llv
lug?"
"Whj." replied the little girl In nn
artles manlier, "she geta paid for stay
tng uway from father"- I-onchm SI and
ard.
Sounds Like It.
Teacher- Where Is Chile? Itertle
(venturing 11 guessi I I I 1 think It
la In the tin-lie elnde.-TIt Hits.
An Old Tim Rocips.
Some advice to secure health and
longevity is found In uu old and unl
deiilllled print: l lrsl. lake advice from
uone; consult only yourself; aiH-und.
take your digestión Into your cout)
deuce and place yourself at Ita (Us
(swill llsteiilng to no suggestion from
your palate, which la greedy and self
Ish; third, avoid all book ou diet and
sleep lu a riMim with the wludow
opeu. and. fourth, take a cheerful view
of your surroundings aud allow aa lit
tle as possible tu disturb your serenity
Piano for Rent
With privilege of buying Inter and
having rent paid apply on the price
i of same. Will sell now to responsi-
ble party, on easy monthly, quarter
) ly or semi-annual terms. Write at
lonre to TH K KNIGHT-CAM I'HF.I.I.
Ml'SIC COMPANY, Denver, Colora
1 do. 15 8t
An Episode of
the Crescent City
By W1LLARD BLAKEMAN
It as iiImiiiI I.Vsj ili.it Am. 'Id Did
ui nitre, il cotton factor of New or
leans, went to New urU nil iHisiaess
In the ollice of ii collón lir.kci ii
New nrk whs n ln ii it i lit I Aire I'1:.
cy. whose lieiillh was 'veri dede-o-llideed.
the doctors nad giwn iiiiu
a short time to li'c li:u.. lio w e
'."t fifteen veins old. was :., gn d 1
i:illn:ilre lo peril I III 11 llalli i lell. -a
dalles Ulid enlT iuc-sa::es tlu'ing I't
all. r's slay III .cW link. I I ( 1 1 : .1 1 '
'.v.i.: one of those metí generics -.en
live to their honor, tii.at ,iv lip.. ,
of the south nt 111 'I time lie Im 1.
i:. mi the boy 11 lot suggesting 1i1.1t .
soulllcru ! 1 1 1 1 0 I .lie I .1 change i'l -1 . I.
tnighl restore him lo ll.-o 1 1 11 . olli ii'il ('
take lion lo New I Ii leans .mil g Ve Inn
H pliSil loll III Ills Oilier I lli'l i'
I hlllllaltre WHS II liacllelil' nUilll fill,
years old muí sonn mier In ivtnu
froui New Voi k ni.trr.ed h wotnmi nali
his age. celt lira led tor hci m
Gay society Is usually 1 lieluel'ei ed
with nu ll w ho consider women a icgn
limite prey, though Hie standard 01
hinior in this respect is doubt loss nigti
er thiiii it wits A s. mu of a Ik, tile
French house. Allien luu ier. whose
father liml left frame during Hie revo
111 I inn to esr:iie Hie gill I ml ; tie. whs nt
that time prominent hilly in New-
Orleans and boiau.c devoted to Mine
Daliiiaitre It was not long liefore run
attentions were the sulije t ot remark
I 1 1 1 1 1 : i t r w as net iniiiseif socially
Inclined, and tus wtV nelit aliout a
eoo. ileal without linn l-or this rea-
i
jté" "" " iaiTn"!T 1 i. ,..u,.i "' ey
n
T.'"4 .-V Ti-S Mrrrr. . . '. -l--"-. -to -
AV-''.-'-''i'!:i'y ,a,.c "S:y-j!-é.)-? -'"'" ' J
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Should have season advertisirg printed at The News office.
We have the cuts, the type and the stock. Prices are exactly
right. Absolute care taken to prevent "accidents" and thor
oughly responsible should any occur
THE CLAYTON NEWS
ron ho did no observe Durter Iwlng so
much with tits wife, and there wna no
one to caution htm except Tracy. The
yotinit northerner was conscious of the
fact thnt he owed tils life to his bene
factor 11 nd Idolized h;m. When, there
fore, he noticed t lint Unlinaltre needed
a friend to warn lilm ot the danger tu
which Ids wife was tieltm plneed he
considered how he could do so with the
least d unaee to all concerned.
Hut the more lie thought ahout It
the more clearly he aw the dillletlltle
In the way. Nm a word could lie spo
ken ndthmit hrlnging mi n rupture 01'
Dalnialtre's domestic n-latlons 'I riit-y j
believed that the wife was Innocent,
bat Imprudent: that she needed to tie j
cautioned. posstMy to he withdrawn 1
from the Influence of tier admirer, j
This plan. too. tie cast tiside Finally
be determined to settle the mutter wltD
Ourler. lint In such a wav that it would
not appear to pertain In imy wnv to the
lady
Meeting I Mirier at a Ittill. Tracy.
VThlle both were d nning Garter with
Mine. );ilmaitre. purposely shoved him
Hurler cast nn Irritated tin lice nt htm
but paid 110 further attention 10 the
matter Tracy guided his partnei
again near tnirler i nil drought nhmil
another collision This lime he scowl
ed at Dnrier. as if to accuse him ot
being at f in'f In fie mutter.
As mum as the iniiMc stopped '.lie
two men went to 11 not her room, when
each accus"d the ot'ier n pnrposeiv
rutin ng against him In the d inee I ra
ev was ciiiiiiv aini-i'e. 11 nta iizing in
. . . 1
etietuv Into a passion Finally the hit
ter at a contemptuous remark of I ra
cy's turned on his heels with thi
wind i "Von shall h -ar tmm me" and
seeking a f tenil. sent a 1 hillenge ny
him The episode was witnessed hv
sev.if.ii pci-vonx. who gav(. the canst!
as it op. ai cd nil the silt face.
Pool. tig at that time was the lie
kinevli d'.'ed method aiming gentlemen,
especially in the south, of settling rti
pifes mil there. was a grove not fat
from th Crescent City where theduell
toe!; place It was arranged that HI
sunrise the next morning the pnrtlee
should meet at this grove and settle at
the pistol's mouth which ef the two
men had Joggled the other In the dance
Wheth: r Paricr susccted the rea
cause did not appear.
Hut there was one person who saw
through Tracy's in t and had learned
y'V-i-V 'f T.Jífí- j
the cotiseniiencpfl shortly after tat
words that passed between the twfc
men. Trnry was living In bachelor
rooms nt the time, and ho bad scarcely
irot home from the hall when who
should upprar but Mme: Dnlmnltre.
"This affair tietween you and Mr.
Hurler must uot lake place. Why did
you not make your demands on me In
stead of pleklug this quarrel with
hi in?"
"I d.i not understand you, nindame."
She Ionios at tihn keenly for a time,
then said. "What do you wish me to
dor
"Notliinit "
"My eyes have liceo opened. I assure
you I nm iHTfectly Innocent. 1 will
agree never to welve your enemy
again. Apologize to him and end the
matter between you und him."
"Are you aware that such a course
would cause me to be cut by every
friend I linveV"
"dh. heavens!"
"You fear that the real cause of the
quarrel will lie learned by the world."
I do "
"Very well. I will send an apology
to Hurler nt once. '
She seled his hand mid kissed It.
then, turning, left him.
The next day Tracy told his liene
fm tor that he had determined to re
turn to New York. I hiliunitre endenv
nroil to dissuade him but without ef
fect He departed soon after the cpl-
1 sode to escap
to escape the cniileuipt of the
entire social set of New Orlenos. Mme.
Pnlmaitre cave up many of her social
ties and devoted herself to her hua
Mind INFLUENCE.
Just us soon as you begin to
think or ie something you hegln
to have liilhicnce Influence la
something yon enu't keep at
lininc A I'd when it gets away
from you yon cau uever recall It
Vour Influence makes you
something of sotncliod.v else.
Influence hi no houndatiea.
Once started, though it may
seem ever so trilling, yet It may
have as Its destination the far
thermost comers of the earth.
If yon would get a conception
of power, realize the Influence
of n strung man - lieorge Mat
thew Adams
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