North Carolina Newspapers

as* GiTOArl??r Many witness* By many spa : &. H. Miles. barged with 1 the killing of Herbert M. Holbrook In the Palace Barber hop on t^e moraine of January 1, and who since that time has been confined in jail' was In the sum of 93,000 as the rennlt of a nrollnilnftrv TiaaHti* Kiln* bond mi si?ned by Mr. Oeorfe Hackney, Jr. Ok Monday the coroner's Jury returned ' rerdict that Holbrook ami to kia death by a pistol shot Inflicted by R. H. Miles on Januv ary 1st about 8.11 o'clock At the hearing yesterday before the recorder at tft City Hall then ware a number of additional witnesses examined, amour them betas the prtsoa...v ~ > er lilies, ill the testimony Introduced Is Siren the Dally Neve readers below. Miles wee represented b? Messrs. j atlree of Holbrook hap as their tear, the bearlns attracted conaldermblo Interast sad all l*ea packed with epectaton. _ Immediately after the decision of^the recorder to allow Miles 1 I Q. "Will Von'stele whether on the day of January lest yoa had occa torn to examine Mr. Holbrook and describe what yod found npon examination. A. The first time was I In my office end 1 found a pistol I - a - ile HAI Chest about I tbe third or totfrtb Interspace. _ Q. What was the condition of the pa" Unit at that tlmat A. Ha ?w violently chocked. Q. On on and deeorlbe In roar own way what eubsequent dleooverlee or developments - there won In the eaaa. A. At that time he was thoroughly tmeonscloui ! '*Ad sometime during that time he retrained conedonaneea and' Hr. Bwlndel] aald don't yon think this nan ought to mage a atatement. Q. 1 etaam the character of tbc nl*$3MSrl ' woundT A. That day I found .only the pistol wound In hla right cheat antT that night at the hospital [ found a platol bullet hole In ho left thigh. Q. Where wee that located? A. About two pr three , 3V,-V Infches below the groin q. Did you ?nd any other wound* A. Through . . the right aide of hie coat aed veat " there waa alio another bullet hole hut that did not plena tha^euln. - - . .. . 4. Thoee clothes ere In evidence? AYfim -J?r. aww became of T. him? A. Ha aUyed In far offlce until late that afternoon Q. Did he die? A. Tee utr. Q; Whet oeueed hie death? A Internal hemorrhage. q. BasulUng from what? A^Tbe bullet hole lu hla cheat, q. of tho 3rd obout g.SO o'clock. a. A. Sponeor Wa. Sworn ^ , yq. Did"* know Mr. Holbrook? A. Tftft ?lr. Btftte what you from >97 statement, If >ny, mad* to you by Mr. Miloft wtth reaped to the v .hooting of \Mr. KblbreokT A. I ; yi wont to tho doOr and looked In and didn't *00 any ono and a* I looked aronh'l I mw the boy that, workftd than and ha aatd Mr. Mllaa waa to tho shop. Part of the door wai cloaod. Q. Wan that tho front dcort Tao Mr. Ono aldo of the door waa closed and I aa-r Mr Mileabout half way tha ahop coming oat and I .aid. Mllaa what la tha trou bio. what Itara roo boon dolngl ^nd ho, said J .hot Ifr.^ Holbrook m > . Wv M ,t^^h Ak -^m H gnir rder Wr sterday / -. r~* * r f 1 ? >/ $3,000. With C Prisoner on stand es examined. He< ctators. Final tr: r Court. ?"g'T statement to you about It? A. W< that was after the shooting had tak en place? A. It could not hav been more than five or tlx nolo utes. Q. At the Uffle that state ment was made where was Mr. Hoi brook? A. He vtas in br. Blbunt' drug store. Q. He had reached th< drug store? A. Yes sir. I dldn' see him at all. Q. At the time Mr Miles made that statement wtaer were you standing? A. Outside o the door on the steps. Q. When yoi first went there was he at the doo or back In the shop? A. Back li the shop. Q. "Did he hare his eoa on? A. No sir. Q. Or his hat A. No sir. I told him to get his ha and coat and I would take him t< the Sheriff, and about the time h< got to the door two or three walk ed up. Q*. Who was In the barbe shop? A. No one at all By Mr. Ward: Q. His statement was that h jumped on me and I shot him? A Yes sir. Q. Are ypu sure that Joi hare all of that. Are yon sure tha he didn't say how he jumped 01 him?. A. No sir. Q. Bid you g in 4he shop? A. After the Sheril took him out. Q. These men wer both barbers? A Yes sir Q. Mi Holhrook's chair was the last chai from the front door? A. Yes sir opfen or shut? A. About hal open. Q. The handle and th blade were Just about adjusted li the shape a man handles i raxor A. It was something: like a right an gle triangle. <X Did you see th pistol? A. No sir. Q. 'Did he tel yon where it was? A. He told m ft was on the shelf. Q. Did he as pear to bejnad? A. He seemed t be excited. . Q. Drunk? A. No sli Q. Sober? A. Tee sir. Q. Was h cursing? A. He said he was gentleman and would not try to gf j away. Q. Do yon know what thel relative size was and physlcj strength? A. No strj. Q. Wea with you? A. No sir, some one els came to the door. Q. He made n (rftort to "escape? A. No air. G Did you see the hat? A. My in | presslon Is that when he oeme t the door the second tltae he. had hi hat on. I told him to go ahd g< his hat and coat and come and g - with me to the sheriff and when h came to the door he said that h waa raady. Q. Do yon know whetl er that was before or after D. 1 Carter, Jr., had been In there? J Before I think. Mr. WtatOn walkt inside of the door and I told hii to come Out Q. After hlf hat wi on his head did he get out of yoi . presence any more until the office! came? A. He walked back In tl phop. Q. How long did he stay there? A. Until this insurance me could walk to the Sheriff's office at back. Q. Where were yod? A. ] the door. Q. Could you eee hlu A. No air, I was back to the doo Q. Wefe you where you could faa heard a foes ir he had made an; A. Yea air. Q. Waa he quiet there? A. Yea air. Q. He can back again which wag the thl time?. A. The Sheriff, Mr. Xdac and Mr. Lucas went in there al got htm. Q. Yon-did not go In ? shop? A. Not- udtn attar the _ah? iff came out with hlm^Q. Are y< clear as to whether he ha4 hi? co on? A. Yea air. Q. Hnv y< | been In the ahop since? - A Yea a Q. Have you seen a- fiullct In t i ploco? A, I bow .the fiole Q. i thd door aide of tho door? A. T ?lr. Q, About 11 or 1J looli from <be uoor? A Too Blr 1 Woo It In the front end ot, tb? ?h or bock? A Biek. Q. Tou did: I BOO Mr. Holbrook BO In tlx- ?ll thot morn In#' A Mo ?fr.. Wlr" Hdb?>ok hod poor to I Bioupt'a drug store hater* y i SUMIN^tON, N. By f ndley \fter*noon George Hackney Jr.} in his own behalf, aring of case heard ial comes off May < o reached the front of the barber i - shop? A. Yse sir. <4, The last < ' chair la the place waa Mr." Hot brooh's? A. Yea air, and the next f one was Mr. Kttea. Q. The raaor waa on the side the strop was? A. Yes air. And Holbrook's chair wm bet wean the rasor and Miles? A. ' Yes sir. e By Mr. Ward: Q. Whs the rasor next to the back j A*. Yea air. Q. It was back of tho ..chair from the front wall? "A. It war between the bapk chair t and the baok door. There 1s another dour in the shop that toes in t the back room. } By Judge Bragaw: Q- This waa early In the morning. A. Soon after 8 o'clock. Guy Weston Was Sworn: By Judge Bragaw: Q. Were you down about this e shop on the morning of this, occurrence? A. -Yes sir. Q. Bid you see Mr. Holbroo that morning. A. t I was on the street brushing oir. 1 Q. State what you saw? A. 1 0 started 'in the store and I heard the r pistol lire and Holbrook ran out 9 In the street. Q. Were you on the outside? A. Yes, air, he. ran out r to th. street bollortnf that " he was . shot and lie turned around a time < ~ tlH tor" -middle Of i | PSSTwaTtheMarket street door? n A Y#s-ffr He turned "around and t ran up towards Dr." Blount's drug -*?? ?? ' * ?? - ?*< *?n?l?t him e Q. How many shots did 70a hear? 1 u A. One Teport. Q. How was that j with reference, to the time of open- , 1- ing of the door, did you hear that j e open? A. I,heard first what sound- j II ed like some one as breaking out . e and about that time I heard him h hollering. o By Mr. Ward: . r. Q. That fuss yotf heard was some e thing in the nature of a scuffle? A. a Something of- that nature. Q. It (t was not opening the door? A. It Jr sounded like be was coming out pretty fast. Q. Are you ready to it tell the court that as fast as he ? came out of the' door, he came out o front, toward Ihe jjtreet? A. Yes \ sir. Q. He was not shot from the i- street? A. No sir. o George N. Howard Testified as Foils lows: *t By Judge Bragaw: io Q. Have you^dfamined the wall m on the Market street tide of that le building to ascertain what signs are i- there? A. Yee sir. Q. How many I. did you find? A. Two. Q. What I. heighth? A. One was dawn about id ten inches alovo the .floor in the ax moulding of the door and the o?h - " -?? 4?? >.?4 anJ Innh. ? > ?l XW ?WV?? IRW IUIt BHLU WU IUIIU* ir ee high behind the tank coming re In the ume direction the other bul>e let vent in. Q from whet dlrecIn "tton? A. It looked like it wee trom in the eecond chair fjroni the beck. Id I Br Mr. Ward: in tj. when did yoa dnd that other tl ballet? A. Yealerday, Q. When JM r. you ear rou found ltf A' Yea terra dar morning. Q. Who waa preefT entt A. Four' or lire or maybe In half a doxen. Q. Where ts that he ahot? A.-That la on the door rd moulding. Q That ia about tenor ne or twelre inches from the floor T A. >d Tee air. Q. And the other la about he two feet? A. Yea air. Q. Where II- la that? A. Pretty near on a Una ?u from the eocond chair. It hit the t rotting about two foot from the door ?u on that aide of the Market r treat Ir. door. Q. It would be in range he jt-om the eocond cbetr* A.. The to flret bullet about ten nahee above the floor would range from the eccee ond chair and the other ballet ?m Q glancing. O Where were you op when thle thing happened A. On n;t my way down town Q.-You did op not figure in the airreet* A. No ir. Q. Ie It not true that you tbid Mr. Hackney that that man dM not >r. have a raior hi hla head? A. I nun Messrs j/F. Latham and J. P. ft Lovejdcenow in Atnofa section-jit fhterest of jTdbacco and Other crops, 1- pf"; Latham. farm demonatra :loa aaslit for Beaufort ooantyand f lohn D Lovelace, of the Beaufort ? sounty warehouse, of thin city, have t gonb Richland township whore j, hey expect to remain the balance j present week In the Interest & >f tobacco growing and other crops. & In that, thriving section. llMn t atliaip nnd Lovelace expect to pay > i visit Ktt Rath. Long Acre and Pan- b ego townships next week with the t HHl tn view. - "! ~ ithsr beliefs about H too? A. No ? t X. Blount Recalled: ' t Jy Jadge Bragaw: tj Q. Thaw two wounds that wont > nto the body did you see any sign a yt tb'*m coming out? A. No sir. ? J. Tbaib was a bullet that' went I o hrougti ftae front of Us cost? A. d res sir. p STATE RESTS a ft. H. Miles Was Sworn: t! 9y lf?v Ward: V Q. Haw long bare yon llred In d Washington? A. Three or four c rears. Q. What Is your bauInesB? o V. Barber. Q, On the first of Jan- h lary you had a difficulty with Mr. o Holbrook? A. Tea air. Q. Where p ?rere' you? A. In the shop. Q. Where Is that ahop? A. On the r craer of Market and Main atreeta. n 3. "Who controlled the ahop? A. n Vie and Mr. Holbrook had-the ahop R leased unOl January 6th. Q. Aa t PP^^^rJS--: the purse atrlnga? A. Mr. Holbrook c -nded to the books and paying off. j, Svery Monday morning Mr. Hoi- f brook vould hgure up and pay the t barbers off and me and he would 0 shack dp the balanee and we would c all get o.ur money. Q. Did you ? take authority to pay him off? A. t Mo air. Q. On this morning who } went to the'shop Brat? A. I alwaye , got to the shop first. Q. How lonr J bad you been there? A. About a** J minuses. Q. During that 30 mln ? utea what did you do? A. I figured , up the checks'and sorted them out. J r?. wuof vnu moah? A. Every , "? barber has a different chec^ and whatever be takes In be tarns In a check for, and Mr. HolbrooV was cashier. Q. How did you find the checks? A. The checks were all right. How did the checks stand? A. Alright I think. Q. When Mr. Holhropk came down what door did he enter? A. The front door. I Said, good morning Holly. - Mr. Holhrook did not speak to me this morning and I bad some'checks In my hand and I went over to the and straightened them ap getting ready for a day's work. I went to Mr. Holbrook and said Holly this is the first of the tnonth mid I said I am obliged to have some money to pay my grocery bill and | he came up in front of me. He had never spoken to me at all and I said Holly you are underlining me. Q. What do you fean? A. Every Undermining by not giving me my money. Q. What ^did you mean? A. He would not give me a check for It. VTHaa ne?nnisar <r Tea sir. The receipt* were $86.46 I think. Q. What do you mean by h Mptst A. The shop.,The following Monday, which was Chretmas and something. He figured It np and paid the barbers off and. said to me we hare $86 and something. Q. When wu thatt A. On the following Monday after Christmas. Q. This happened Thursday? A. Yes sir. Q. That happened* Monday morning? A. Yes sir, and Mr. Holbrook said to me we hare $86 and some cents and we wHl deposit that for ront and we can pay our debts and get everything square. I said Hoi brook that is alright bat this week and part next week would cover that expense and more too. Q That rent was'due the 6tb of January? A. Yea sir, and he said let us deposit that money and pay the rent and I said Mr. Holbrook I need money. Q. How much did it take to pay tlie rent? A. $40. and I believe there was a barber's bUl for 916 or ISO. 1 said I have to ?? NtJART 7,' 19 14. inruui TOOK 11 IS MMIED fiss Sallie jgSSSmi Mr. Chas.ri. Moore" of Weal Virginia Y&sterday afternoon. Leave for Iteir future home. Miss 8*1116 Corey of WlUUmstoa. f. C., who for the past three seaone h*e been the head milliner at be firm of Susklns Ar Berry, was sppily married to Mr. Charles H. (oore, of 6raham, Virginia, at the ome of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jackon on North Market street yestererday afternoon at 3.45 o'oloek. tr. Stephen Powler was the groom's est man and Mrs. Eugene Jackson, lie bride's dame of honor. The aremony was Impressively performd by Rev. Robert V. Hope, pastor f the Christian church, in the resence or quite a number of rlends and relatives of the conractin * parties. The bride wore a andsome going>-away gown of blue rith bat and gloves to match. Immediately after the conSumjnatlOD f the nuptials Mr. and Ms. Moore rove to the Atlantic Coas Line doot and too the afternoon train for 11 tour of northern cities aftet which hey will; be at their home iq West Irgtnla. The bride since her resence in this city has made a' host if friends. ETbe Is a woman of ulture land attraction^ She and er husband hare the best wishes f the entire city for a life of hapiness and joy. ay my little debts and furthermore ay wife is in the condition that, she iseded baby dresses and Holbrook aid to me the stock holders meet onlght and let us leave the thing fi. and I said Well I can make out o the first of January and I went n and never said anything about t.,Q. Come to Thursday morning? L. Thursday morning I came down a usual and helped the boy clean mt the shop and counted out these hecks and when he came In T said ;ood morning, and he didn't speak o me, and I had on my coat and lat and sot ready to go. I had ome checks In my hand and mi* beta on the stand. T came hack to *nlbrook and went tin In front o* ?ls chair and aald. Folhmok tW* a the flrat of the month and T have rot to pay for my groceries an^M* holbrook never paid much attention 0 ma and I stood there a few m'nltea and I said Holbrook you have mderrolned me and he hit me. Q. IV here did he hit you? A. On the lead. Q. What happened. Did you lave your hat on??A, Yes air, I wouldn't And my hat and when I got ready to go out Holbrook -said, O? 1? you. get out of here, I am going to run this place from nojw on ind he grabbed this razor in front >f his stand and T stepped bnck and tot the gun and I aald Holbrook i lon't come on me with that razor and 1 flred two or three times shooting iown at his legs to stop htm and he kept coming until he got in about two feet of me and I raised It and Ared the* last shot Q. How far was he from you when you flred the last shot? A. About two or three feet. He threw up his left hand and dropped the razor and I went to the front door and I believe Mr. George Spencer was there. Q. Did you Intend to kill him? A. No sir., Q. Ever have a difficulty wiui mini a. no air w- wbu whm him? Al No ialr. Mr. Holbrook spoke short to me several times and come and 'apoHglsed. Q. Curse him? A. No sir. Q. Tell the court to what extent there was any scuffe Oo back before the killing and describe the force of the lick and all about It? A, When I went up tc htm and he hit me I stepped back about five feet and he said G? d? tyon. get out of here, I am going tc run this place from now on. and. 1 said Holbrook you can't run over m< Uke that and Holbrook grabbed his rasor and I slipped the gun ont ol the draw. I did not Intend te shooi hia. I fired two or three times lo* thinking I would stop him. Q Where was the gun? A. In thi draw. Q. Did you attempt to uer It on Holbrook Christmas day? A No sir. Q. Whet aort of h plsts> waa It? A, Trer Johnson r,J. 0 How much do yon weigh? A. 121 pounds. Q. What la tba conditio! of your (health? A. Not good ======= t ' w* ' p: ' . TobaccofSeed Free to ? Farmers of County For Bret Planting Mr. J. F. Latham, agent In charge of the Beaufort county Farm Bureau announces that he has now at hie oflee lathe" courthouse' for free distribution tobacco seed. The seed rare for the farmers who contemplate rioting tobacco this season for the time. This Is an opportunity HBttotire seed free. [Tobacco the past season proved to bo a crop of aloe and there should be mor* acres cultivated thecoming year Mr. Latham will gladly furnish anv information to tho-farmers desired. ' " trtubM. A New Disease Trachoma, a serious eye' disease, is North Carolina's latest disease Dr. A. D. Foster, the government expert "who went to Western North Carolina about a month ago to look for trachoma, a rare form of infectious" eye' disease, reports hating found a few cases in Caldwell county. Trachoma has recently been found rather prevalent In the mountainous regions of eastern' Tennessnd Wentnelry. nnd IT ta wottvsrt surprising to And some of It on thlr <Mde of the state line. Dr. Foster expects to make e survey of our western counties and if trachoma is found, prevalent. *r.do&vor to learn the extent and provalence of this disease. Trachoma is a very serlou^ rtfr and long drawn out disease which usually results in* blindness in the course of yqars if let go unattended. * Comparatively little is knowabout It. We know that it is tiv, factious', f. e., that if a person having trachoma uses, a towel, wash cloth, handkerchief or other article which later comes Into contact with the eyes of a healthy person, the latter Is very likely to contract the dircpte. In this way members if rt6e ear family frequently contract trachoma from each other, and school children also freqently contract it from other children. " About the best advtCe thnt can be given with reference to avoiding this disease I* to avoid the cdrnmon roller towel. When you avoid such relics oi a by-gone civilisation ?s the old roller towel and common drinking cup. you will avoid exposure to several other serious UsQ. Why. A. I was operated on a little over a year or possibly two years ago for appendicitis O Where in this town? A Yen elr Q. Dr. D. T. Tayloe? _X Yon sir " Q. Have you ever-gotten where | your wound if* enurvi> wen run iiyvor hurts? A. No slflr. Q. How - v was Holbrook? A. I think hr weighed 170 pounds. Q. Do jSiu know what his strength was nrapsred with yours? A. Tic was athletic, strong. Tly Judge nrngaw: -> . . Q. Whore were you when Hoi brook camo in the shop thn- Morning? A. Sitting down ousting chepks. Q. In what "part nf ^he shop? A'v Back end. Q. Which 1? nearer the front of the shop, the cash register or Jlolhrook's c'tnir'' A. His chair. CJ. You were n little to the rear of his chair. A. He was. Q. Whore we?e you? A. T walked up to Mr. Holbrook in front of his stand. Q.When he rnma In where did he come? A. He came In and hung up his hat and coat In the closet-and I said good morning and 1 cot tin then. I had straightened out the checks, and I Ta'd them on my stand. Q, Where were -you standing when you said vou are undermining me? A In Mr rhatr ^ ^'rt'an van rnoVo of hfa nnrtflrmlninp von It dM f>ni 'idv anvtMrir to do' tvlth the u?i*?tr?t* of aettln* th? rhon for tM? vanr* A Vo ?!' . flhont *r?v mopev. O Win there any tronMf* hptwi?<?n yon *>br?nt the *hnn" A. Wo ?|p. O *n? "ft** fo?nf? to aever the nartnerahfo? A. I tboinrM. ao Q. Who was po> in* to run the hualneaa? A. Lllci ft. had been rnnnfn*. Q. It had heer rnnnfn* under the nartn^TRhln* A ^ Y?" p'r. 0 Had von made nnv of ^ fort, fo the ahoo vour?eff? A ( Wo Mr O. Worn yon onto* to_ Mr ^ fry th? ahon* A Mr. WolbrooV on1 ^ ?*? ? h??i to hnr the ahon. I nnt h ? ' vm ?o r?v* t* the nfaht hefore O WeV* von both trvtne' to R?t thi ^ abon for the ve*- 1P14? .4* T w* ^ wotto" to vo o*' tyw* ft ?? r n-.rf ' <** "o? ?n ?ffoW try ire , the Mtoo? ^ T 1?1>? In hM t ?ahI ! m<il "- "nthwk ro* mi ^ and flnnnnnrC'l that bo ynnM ? ? I rent the ahon vmr hatfayai I , hin ft rt. Where VP* frtontfrnad on ?o?r> 'iJV, k IK j?jS j . JSl. ' * '** ; No. ''^M Attempt Made would-be burglar wu in the residence of Mrs. j^H naugharn* eorner of Second Res pen itrWU last night nbo^H o'clock by Mr. Charlea W/lght. Wright rooms there end last nlgjB worked at store of "Walter CredJgH fore g^nj^to^hia room. EnterljjB the house he went directly to room and wfeen there only a sho^f while heard some one 'walkln#9 an adJMnia^f^m. Knowing therfl was m> -dhd>ln the hoit&o but Bwoghavn QMtfVer two young dnu^H t#pb, n* twcr'bf lier boos are awgjH to scbohl and one in the hoapuJ^| Mr. Wright- at once called and a^H ed who it. waft receiving no answtiH he- began ' %? Investigate only nan k toftF rtnming doVfV the stepfl aotT duf'of *?V> front dfcor. It net ascerthWed -whether the Intni^fl derwas white or black:iK tt. ,v- , M ! K. Hoyt's Daughter ~*PJ| ^Bilfen on her L?g - By Dd? Mindjv LailJ ~1H Majorie, the jit^year old daughti^H K.-Jioyt, -vhlfiJH -Dinged iu a game of gasket 1 her playmates and^ fr<^ West Third street Monday aftertfl noon wa>,bltteu on one gf her limbsfl m two placea-h* a dog aald to bftH long to llr. Clinton Margh- Dr. Jjuo^fl G. Blount w&s called and rendetdi^f tbo "necessary. judical aid. W1Ut^| the wound? aj? yet painful he^H many Cflends, will he pleased tc^J learn that she la getting on nlceti^J and unless something unforaeen oofl cuya will soon be herself again. W ), tlcnry Bgok'Club ' jjfl Changes meeting-date To fhnritlay January ylfl The Q. Henry Book Club changed the dato for tls next meet^H ing. The olnb was to have met Thu.tday afternoon of thia but the meeting has been postpoaJ^H until Thursday afternoon Jantatt^^j l ilt', when it will meet with h* W. A. B. Branch on Market str^^H \ll the* mcmbi.ru are "requested bring their 1??ol>f and nlwo their prq^H . .hundreds and thotkand^m op yards of simpson anlfl american caiboobs anh amoskeag apron checks olfl sale each and every at the great 15 day hale opi tub james e. clark (xh washington, n. c. . .j./t p. co vers thread in at/lH NUMBERS; BLACK AND AYHITI^H SALE EACH AND EVERY DA^B FOR FIFTEEN D.AVs \T THeB VI t'tililAO HALE OF ruH JAMES K. CLARK CO., AYASlllNoJH TON, N. 0. NEW THEATER? -TALKATIVE TEHH"?Path* <OMiH dy. f "THE HERMIT'S RISK"?Pat^H Western Dramatic "THE HIGHER LAW"?Lubln Dr^l ' ntaHc. "AliOlAX A M<TMRI,A>Tr^^B An Oddity In Mack and Tan. Colfl edj Act. SEE POMPEIT Fnmw AM) S.Vft? FRDAY. Lyric Theatre j , Entire Chancre ofl ?lodav | ? ' J REMEMBER. FOLKS,. THE 9 GREATEST OF ALL SALES; IN 9 ? FACT THE ONLY REAL SALKM TOW* STARTS TOMnRROW.1 " THTRSHAY. AT O'CLOCK AH JAMF.H E. CLARK CO.. WA8HINCW9 * TON. N. 9