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Ls.va jizmjagasxmtua.a do you think the automobile wffl' have one hundrrd year from LOOKING BACKWARD i. aaJ ft 1 A' Z- VI We Are Prescription Druggists Specializing: in AW tovr A Tril 7 I utteh to )rJ Vw TWEMV YCAKS AGO (Prom the Piles of the Greenwood Journal. August II, 1900.) Talk of new plan for C. C. As O.

railroad it may use the C. it W. tracks to get into Charleston. Party of young people go to Millwood on fishing trip with Mr. B.

Trammel as chaperone. The party. Misses Mattle Ahey. May Trammel, Dolly Blanche I'AGIZ FOUTl -uii'ii TII2 INDXI-JOWiNAL Tss L4If Xtwar WiiUra ftoata CarnHlaa." Published fllr. Sunday and Tri-Weekly by THE INDEX-JOURNAL COMFANT At II Mat wall AvoniM H.

L. WATSON Prwldent O. W. OAEDNER Vice-Pres. J.

a BAILEY Knterd at tha Orvnwood Peatofflea ua Mall Manor of tha Hnond TFMK Or MIUM KIPTIO. IN CITT: Una year. ItftO; at tnonta, thru muntha. una month, 74 twnta una wk, eanta ayabl In advanoa. BY MAIL: Outiddi of -etty ytr.

TOO; all montha, II thraa months, tl 5: "a month, eanla. )'i)hl Invarlalily In advanc. Mall ubn iiptkuia atopped at pt rattan. One year, $1 an montha. thraa muntha.

7ft ranla. layahl In advanoa and atop prl at ail'lraiton. MfcMBKB Or ANROOATE0 MM. Tlta Aaaurlated Ifaaa la aaohwlvfly ntltted to I ha una of rapublktatlun tf all nawa dlapatrbaa credited to It or not olharwlaa orndltad la thla utpar and alao tha local nawa pabilahcd Mitn All rights of ropiihhratlon of apavlal hr-tn ara alao raaarvad. 8tm.mona, Almena Coleman, Carrie jj frcm ware flhoals and the big Wldeman, Jessie Coleman, Kjon be ready for opers- HUi, UHiue Yemen; Messrs.

A. Hartsog, E. P. Jay, Brooks Marsliall. J.

W. Gardner. Charley Klugti. P. B.

Ellis. T. Ducket Miller and i I 'killing of colored man ajrWnety Six Cotton Is now 12 1-2 cents and Ls arqUltu.d. Lfon also found much Of It Is being sold. not gUiity of charge of murder Pre-' I sentment Ijrand Jury read E.

Party from Ninety Six with Dr upscopMS foreman. Burnett tried and Mrs. T. JKtaard sail down foc shooting Officer Henry Fllnn Saluda river to Columbia and re-jf6und guilty of assault and bnttery turn. Party, Misses Bella Etlng? w(th mtent to kill, of Newberry; Mary Covington, of Florida; Dr.

J. C. Klnard, Dr. D. D.j Kloard and Dr.

H. L. rellers. Dr Jack Klnard was captain. A great trip reHirted.

Alex -T. Brown, of Ninety 3lx dead. HctUMA reports sliow a total of 55 white schools and C4 negro sclusil- in Oreenwoixi county AImjiiI more negro children In school than whites Many plan to attend the Red Hiiirt reunion In Anderson soon. The railroad from Greenville by way of Greenwood to AuguMa seems acMired nowthe Incorporators iay it Ls. C.

L. Craig bi moving to Greenwood to open a hardware store. and former mayor. Is the leading opponent of the city managership. Three times liefore he ha led a fight agaliiHt it.

losing each time by small pluralities, the lust time in 192K by 3.000 votes. Peter Witt, ex-riyincllman. Is sponsor of the proportional representation amendment. William Hopkins, city manager, defending his tenure, points to the mall plan of downtown de- Market quotations show bacon Dispensary la voted out In Abbe-! filing at 3-4 cents oiind; sugar! Vllle by a majority of 500 votes. to 6 rents; first tent flour.

the barrel; rice 3 1-2 cents to 6 1-2: Troy ginnery reports 75 bales ofifpnU the ixmnd; coffee 10 to If' cottoii already ginned this season the jiound. i TWENTY-FIVE TEAKS AGO (From the Piles of The Greenwood August 18. 1904 Trey reports many visitors there, the states of Texas, Alabama, Georgia and others betng represented. The Rev. M.

M. Brabham is conducting a meeting in the Methodist church and the Rev. R. Edwards in the A. R.

P. church: Much activity In building reirt- lion. Term of Beneral sessions court pm.tdcd over by Special Judge mans. M. 8.

Davenport WM for Notk given that the new roller i wlIj Bmn wifn gono cni-ollmen' All voten are urged to enroll fori the coming primary i Visitors, continue to leave for the Worlds Fair every few days Amciu: i tjMjM. Mr and I Chiolev. Mr niul Mrs Durst. (1 (iurtiner. Jr.

Herliert A Anderson. Mr and Mrs A Mrs Alma Kiuurt. E. Taylor. Stockman, A OreenwiMKl merchants nre leaving 1 for "northern markets" now and fine stocks of welt bought! for fall trade i Furman Barnes, for many years a resident of Oreenwood county, i leaves 10 accept work In Athens.

I The primary election Is near at hand and candidates are "'ported as being exceedingly adtlve. Prof, well known educator, visit-s his son, Jamison. Dr. A. Prof.

Gerald II Smart moves to Greenwood. He will be organUt at the First Baptist church. Hudsoii. but when she does, people see a little old woman dressed In the fashion of her youth hat, full skirt and a cac. Only she and her 86 year old sister, Mrs.

Rebecca Wendel 8wope, who Is traveling this summer, remain of six sisters and a brother who inherited the Wendel millions Their fortune was founded on the fur trade of their grandfather. John O. Wendel. who married a sister of the first Mrs. John Jacob Astor.

The brother never married and never favored the marriage of his sisters. He was 'opposed to any change and so, when he died In 1915, the family habits In the old-fashioned house remained as they had been 50 years before. Nor has anything been altered since. "I heard a new one the other day; I wonder If I've told it lo your "Is It funny" "Yes. "Then yon haven't.

Hieii. Judge Why did you strike that man Caught -He said that my wife Is ihe ugliest woimin In town. "Why, you're not even married." know, hut was righting for the principle of the thing" Oklahoma Whirlwind. fotuittd Pol It art mi to me ah Impossible tlon to answer IntelllKrntly. tor It highly probable that there will be' n' people on earth In one hundred yean; the automobile will have killed all of them.

7. "If tome acquaintance of youri accused you unfairly of cheat- ing, what would you Now wonder greatly Just what wai In Eidoan'i teeming brain when he! made that question? Did he want mollycoddle for. successor! Or did he want a lad that was a liar and a hypocrite? Probabjy he wanted; the boys to my that they would knock the accuser down. Being a rhrWIan as -you are, what would you want your boy to do? g. "dive a brief statement of what you hope will be a typical day for you when you are fifty years old How could a boy answer such a question.

I'm much nearer fifty' than thnee lads are, and yet I find It difficult to answer the question, but I shall make a try. I hope a sample day for me at fifty will be something after this fashion: Wake up at 7 00 reeling better man i have for the last twenty-ftw years; read the paper In bed; dresa with out having to shave, eat nourish ing breakfast at I 00 o'clock; teach my classes during the morning hours; return home and talk to members of my family until dinner; rat a well selected and well prepared dinner; read my New York paper; talk awhile, then take imp, study and read; go walking or riding or fishing or hunting with con genial people; return to a light, but nira auuiMir: listen to music and have a tvod frVnd drop and write from I 00 to thank a good Ood tot good day and get a good night's rest. WORD'S OF THE W1SK Many a man falls to become thinker for the sole reason that his memory Is too good -Nletche In general those who have nothing to say contrive to spend the longest time in doing It. Lowell. fortune, ill-natured to men of capacity, how unequally for those who are good do you share your rewards.

Seneca. The female of the species Is dnadller than the male Kipling The winds and wave are alwsys on the side of the ablest navigator. -Olbbon. 1 believe to be true that dreams are the true Interpreters ol our In-cilnatlona; but there Is art requir ed to sort and understand them Montaigne, Hy Herbert Plummer WAHHINUTDN That rare Imll. vUIiihI ho often mentioned, but ho seldom seen -tint ultimate conniiin-er has not been forgot itn entirely in the new tariff bill.

(Hsnce over the free Hat. Many articles are. to come in without payment of duly. one happen to need them Ihey probably can be purchased at rock-bottom price. (If course, necessity Is I In thins tji reallslni the benefit.

H(re' ttome of thi' there's siilphurlc acid snil vllrlor AHHfedlta anil licorice root are also No duty lxliargeil for broken belly in id niblen tnuy te In iinllinlli'il tiUHitiry without ihe pilVIIMMII of a i fin of Id. Then there In dried blood iiml lioni's. They ale free, too. along with hyilroKiiihli' Charts, i-heal-niils. fonsllH.

enltlelixh iMine, mhi leaf faiiH, the hair of horneH. "clean eil or iinclcittii il." iiml rvnntile of I polaHsluin Ice On ree I.M. ColiKreHN has left ice on the free I llHt l.eiiinn Juice. oraiiKe Juice and Iiml' Juice a) hi i ionic in wiihiuil duty The coiVHiimer will dlsiover that hi lntercHtH are iirtitectexl In the mailer of ivory Dinkx, Jokm Hlick, luvu, lew lien and life ImIh ('rot on oil. pari green ami racing plxeons may be purchased without one cent of tribute.

The same is true of sausaKe casinKx and hladdcrx. uh well iin skeletons, lobsters, fhrlniix. allsrs, haptlsmal fonts and teeth, "natural or unmanufactured." And the tiat winds up with turtles, barbed wlref and Venetian Klaa mosaics. Cxebange (umpllntenK The congressional directory, often referred to the national apital's bible, contains conclusive evidence that Smith W. Brookhart and his Iowa colleague In the t'nltod States senate, Daniel F.

Steck, have' 1 A "7 i.nn.ii Bums HUH I ITV DIMCIK CI.KVK1.AM) liM For Ihe fourth lime since HUB, when Cleveland liiianiM the most outatanditig example of city malingers of the system of municipal administration I to be settled by the ballot. August L'O clevelanders will vote on a charter amendment providing for a mayor and 33 councilmen, to be elected by wards to supplant the city managerial system. The alriernuinlc system was abolished in If the manager lone are defeated, an election of mayor and council will take place in 60 days. If they win In this referendum, the enemies of the rity manager plan will have a second opportunity in an election in November when a plan to oust the manager and replace him with a mayor and nine councilmen. selected by proportional representation, will lie voted upon.

Harry Davis, former governor Germany's Fair Hop "Ki I I. il l'i i Thaa Raache, German .11 flier, la an entrant In the wi ale August 192S. proper scien tific compounding; of any and all doctors' prescriptions. Only licensed graduate drugifiMta compound prescpptionH htre and only the frehcHt of the purest and bent drugs und chemical are used in our prescription department. Our prescription er-vice in prompt and pricen reasonable.

Let tin nerve you. HODGES DRUG STORE much Inure than differences of po lilieal opinloti between them. Week's liloKraphy, written from Holes auppHed by Mlei himself. ciintulns the following Klecled to tha senate, November 4, 1924, and sealed after a context with Wmlth Hrookhart." p'kuii the standpoint of aenator-lal etiquel a rather liaxty alius Ion lo a colleatoie Hut no more so than Henutor Hrisikhart'a reply, also In his biography, directly un derneat "He-elected Novetikher 4. 1924, for' term of nix yeura, lienlniiliiK March 4.

ISr, havitiK rmelved certificate of election certified by the executive council of the stMte of Iowa, which showed his led Ion, but not wltliHlaixiliiK, the annate of the I'nlted Slates disregarded the Iowa election law and scali-d Ills democratic opponent mi April 12. lx'-'ti, after a prolonged contest There hwiiiii lo be somelliliiK wroil( Homewhere. ew York (Hi 4s a HI ale. (in the occasion of Ills hundredlli liirthilay. In KlvltiK out random thought lo rexiiierH.

John Voorhls. griind wiclietn of Tuiur tiuiur, said "I would l)ke to New Vork city a slate In lift own right." iHlioulil Mr Voorhls survive for another hundred yeur, It Is i'iiIiI ouh whether he would have his wish The lest of the country, ami upper New York state has feeling aa though, tlsh, tlsh in dear, why are you so anxious tu have your own way? Perhaps the metropolis, if left entirely to her self, except for nui-h supervision as the federal government might Im pose, would conduct herself in the most impeccable manner. lYrhMps he would even dislodge Taiiuimny from aiiHolute y. and become two-party city in reality, since as It is hIic eel a though she must present an undivided front to the lip-tate Hut then again, perh she wouldn't. -Portland Oregonlun -lUa.

By RICHARD MAS SOCK NEW YORK. Atop the 34 story building on the site of old Madison Square Garden an artist Is laying out a municipal wax works. The artist Is Dwlght Franklin, native New Yorker, and his models are figures prominent In the city's History Irtm the days of Hendrlk HutLson to the times of Jimmy Wal ker Franklin has been commissioned to miMlel to wax a score of historical tableaux for the new Museum of the City of New York, now being built In upittr Fifth avenue The scene of Peter Minuit buying Manhattan Island from th? Ir.r'lnns Is almost finished. So. too.

are a number of others. lnr'mUtiR the Revolutionary war rplwxie of Nathan Hate, and the flr-t Inaugura tion of George Washurrt- n. It is not difficult to rcceratruct such old-time incidents. rrnkltn Said. What botliers him most are the scenes of later as yet pre served largely in the memory of thosewho lived them MriiMti I' difficult, fo- Instance, to finl i WD" dress l' yetss nuo.

Njw merely pass. fjh-pr in time will re oualnt si costumes of 'nil Then tlvere's the Irish hod-carrier with his dudeen In liLs mouth and his hod on his shoulder, It was 1 i-uiA" velopmenl. street Improvements and lower Interest rales. Opponents cite the amall interest In council-manic elections', and point to the annual expenditures by the city. as compared with under Mayor Fred Kohler.

Cleveland Is the largest city to adopt the manager -form. Gospels comes from "godspell" meaning good tidings. On The Square. i Much talk of pellagra and Journal editorial says It seems to be spreading Editorial also on habit of driving automobiles too fast with the prediction that "if machines do not slow up it will not be lone before some one Is killed in Greenwood" Fugene Pratt and Ray McOee leave for Oklahoma to go into bus! he who started the city growing toward the sky and therefore his place Is trnimrtant. But he gave way to the steel rivet' as the typical builder.

He lives only in cartoons, and not many cf those. So Franklin, who is 41 old. is depending on his own memory for the scenes that came In with the century and 'for some of those of the Ms, when he played In the streets of the East Rid(. Landmark Hun-tanned shoppers In Fifth avenue, looking for summer bargains In department stores! scarcely noticed the two workmen who chipped off the decaying stone on old Wendel mansion at Thirty-ninth street and covered the scars with cement. The house was built In lRffl and so long has it stood there, bleak bro'yri-stone isolation amoiif the modern baxaars of fashion, tha' tho story of its occupants Is alm.w legendary.

Behind the high, spiked wall is a yard valued at $2,000,000. on a basis of more than $225 a square foot. There Miss Ella Wendel airs her poodle. She refuses to sell the site, or even lease it, althoii'th she has been offered $300,000 a veer. Helilnm Is she seen to rrrerpe either from the mansion or lier summer estate at Irvlngton-on-ihe- Make All RmltUnea to THE INDEJf, -JOURNAL COMPAMY Greenwood.

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Hoalun M-Er HON left I Biialnaaa Off' Advarllalna liapl. fcdlturtal Koonii BATtJBDAY. AUC1UHT 17. 1929 THINK ON TltEHK TIUNGH. Phil.

Edison's recent examination ques tluia art of general Interest to the nation. The boy wlw won will never be an Edison, but any man would be proud of him. In addition to tha technical and scientific questions, a number of ethical question were given. It may be profitable for us to look In a few of them. 1.

"What do you consider four of the most Important qualifications necessary to success in any pursuit?" Rather difficult to limit ourselves to four. Concentration, adaptability, reliability, good health these would seem indispensable But we could readily name four more. J. "Outside of the field of religion, what three men not sow living, do ydu think particularly deserve your respect and admiration?" It was characteristic of Edison to eliminate the field of religion 'Jrobably most of us would get to- gether on Washington and Pasteur, but how select one from one hun dred others? Why not call him Lee sXwhal new discovery or Invention dOsyou bellenf would be the greatest Benefit to 'mankind?" This Is another hard one. Borne discovery that would enable us to bV better men.

and more wisely use, and not bbuse. the remarkable Inventions and discoveries that we enjoy at present this would be vastly beneficial to the human race. 4. "If you were to Inherit a motion within the next year, what would you do with it?" Three preachers met and answered that question. The first said, "I'd give most of It to mission." The second said, "I'd give most of it to education." The Ihlrd, who had been having trouble with his board of deacons, said.

"I'd tell old Brother Jones to go to the devil What would you and do with a million? Help poor boys and girls to get an education? Employ a staff of doctors and nurses and go about the country teaching people to eat and live wisely tha tthey would not have pellttitra. tuberculosis, hookworm, and a hundred other Ills that flesh Is heir to If we live Irrationally? Or would we do like most other mtlllonairesbulld us a mansion, buy flock of elegant cars, hire a coterie of servsnts, send our children to fashionable schools and colleges and.snobbtehly look down on our neighbors? Probably It Is best that you and I do not own a million, for It might own us. and make us play the abundant fool. 8. "If you had been given a certain experiment to perform and had been informed that It could be done successfully, but you had failed ten times, what would you do?" I feet certain that every one of the 49 boys said.

"Try again." Nobody goes very far In this life unless they keep on keeping on regardless of discouragement and obstacle. Bead the article In the August Harpers entitled "The Fight for Glory." 6. "What plate In our dally lives A Sermonette By aUf. R. O.

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Eugene P. Carver ef Boston (left), national commander of the Veterana of Foreign Wars, will prat id at th annual meeting In St- Pul August .15 31. when N. N. Ouff (right) of Lansing, Mich, probably wilt ebottn his ucctiier..