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Friday. Kotmbek 22, 1901.
A WORTHY CAUSE. v
We all love to honor him who
Was the pnt advocate of the or
phan cause in North Carolina and
one who, f jf SO many years, gave
his heart and life in its behalf. Wc
cannot better perpetuate his naine
than by cherishing that cause for
which he Ered. The orphanages
of the State have increased in nnm
ber withir. the pas! lew years an!
each one is trying t»» receive more
children than in the preceding yeir.
Can we better show our gratitude
*to Cod for His many mercies to us
than by a !it>eral donation to tlies".
His little ones, on Thanksgiving
Day?,
To remove a trmbSnoaM' cr.ni «r !«>«-
ion; First *oL Ibrrr-rn or Imnun in
fejirm aatnlowftm It. Own jurr it down
u (kwh u po-iK' without drawini;
blomUiv) ap|>lrtlum)iliitr» Paiu ltalni
twke •laity. raUioit vijjoroasly for five
lulnalr-t at earh -i!i « Aom fl.iv
trr >honlH t* *■« lor a few l »y». to |>r.> >
tccl it from the afcue. Aa a general lini
mrat for iffiiv. Uhn», Untnev anl
gixl rheumatism I'am Balm l» uar.|uulrl
IwalrbtN 9 I rcl & Co.
11WWPSPI1 AtHQLerei I
Nov. ilfh, 1901.
Hie activity of the American
manufacturers, as evidenced by the
amount of raw material imported
during the past nine months, is a
source of gratificaliii and almost of
surprise. The total importation of
•♦articles in a crude condition, which
enter into the various processes of
domestic industry," during the nine
months ending with September,
1901, amounted t» $111,496,934
This is an increase of neady flj,.
103,003 over the same period in
1890 and the figures show steady
increase rince that date. When it is
considered that the prices of these
materials hare been considerably
reduced since i;>y\ the figures
show an even greater increase ol
•|uantity and they indicate a most
Satisfactory growth of American
manufacturing interests, a growth
particularly gratifying iu view of
conditions prevailing with foreign
manufacturers.
••Take your partners tor the polit
ical millennium' * That is the sum
and sul>stance of an announcement
the administration has just made
Mr. • Pull'" is to be made to "Go
Way Back and Sit Down," and Mr.
"Mer.t" u to occupy the center ofj
the political stage and £et every
thing that it: coming to him. Isn't I
that beautiful—in theory? Those 1
MjJ»o have witnessed other attempts
to down Mr. • Pull "in Washington,
will wait for practical r suits before
(training their threats by hurrahing
That the President would be right
to live strictly up to his announce
ment not to promote army and
navy officers and civil officials for
any other reason than their good
' j
A VILLAGE BLACKSMITH SAVED
HIS LITTLE SON-S LIFE.
Mr. H. H. Hnk. the ■rll-LiHmii *il
lane blacksmith at  ".rahatavt ilk . Sullivan '
Co., X. V.. ar>: ""Oar little mm. five I
year* aid. ha* ahan been subject to
croap. aad ulud hate the attack- hern
that w ha£r feared aut than that he
>wiM die. We have had the doctor aad
a*cd maar axdiriae*. but Chaahertaia'*
Caogh Reawdr » won* oar wie letere.
ttaaMta ifcth r the tmxh mucn* and
ha |iih| Imwit do*ca when the enmpr
■| Bjiliaai appear ae have fmaJ that the
irafci croup b eared Mow it jrrta *et-.
tied." These ia bo daairer ia Jina* Una
aaaMdy far it aaotaaaaaa opium or other
lajawaa drag aad aaj ha givea aa coafi
dcatly to a fcabe aa u> aa adah. For aale
records is, of course. undeniable
but can he do it/ The oftcial an
nouncement says that any attempt
to aecure promotion by political or
ocial influence! will operate
against those who seek advance
ment, but wi 1 it' There hare been
administrations in which political
"pull" had little power, bat there
has never been an administration
in which social 'pull" has not had.
its way in every cane when strong j
enough. While it may not be tnoe, -
as said by some persons that the'
President has merely made this aa- j
nouncement to get a little let up in .
the pressure on him foe o* Lcial.
favors, by scaring oil the timid, il j
is certainly true that he has a dhS
cult, if not an impossible task ahead
of him, if he really inlands to try to
carry out this announcement.
The formation of the big Western
railroad trust has aroused mary
Senators and Representative# to the
necessity of so a*nending the Inter
state Commerce law that the trust
cannot lie too hard on the shippers
of the West, and it is now certain
that legislation alon; that line will
occupy a conspicnnis place on the
Congressional programme of the
coming session. So stro'g is this j
conviction in the mind of Senator j
that he is thinking of wair-l
ing his right to be chairman f thej
Coin*nit'«e on Foreign Relation in,
order to remain chairman of the]
Inter-state Commerce Co-nmitlee '
which wil! ha e the handling of all;
bills proposing to restri t the j»ower J
of the new railroad trust Th-» probj
ability of the failure of most of I el
reciprocity treaties has made he!
head of the F. reign Committee aj
less desirable place * ay. .1
I he formal presentation of a gold ,
medal to Lieut. Frank 11. Newcoiab, 1
of the Revmoe- Mamt»~-*rv?ce. r»*--j
call"; the interesting fact thai *e I
the only officer voted a gijhl i-edal I
by Congress for heroism during the!
war with Sptin. While in co-r»m»iid ,
of the revenue citter Htnlson. Lieut j
Newcomb rtscued the torpedo-b~at
Winslow, was drilling he!-.-;
less under the tire of the Spanish ;
batteries at CardenaaCuba. Fach of
the oflkers under him got a silvet
medal and tich man a bronae med
al. it is a little singu'ar that this
- have fnnr to an " r
ficer serving under the 1 reasu-)
Department and not under either of I
jhc fighting branches of the gov- j
ernment.
Wheu the Schley Court of Inquiry |
stirted in to consider the evidence'
I
it held only one seas ion of about'
two hours each day, but that was j
soon changed to two sessions a day j
and both longer. The change is j
said to have been brought a* out j
during a visit of Admiral Dewey to ,
the White House, whan the Presi j
dent took occasion to hint that it
would be well for the court to get
its repojt made as soon as possible.
F.x Senator Butler, of X. G.. who
is fttiw in Washington, says he has I
had enough of politics, that he isl
0 t for good, and all, and making!
money in business without getting '
the jumping on that nomanp'omi-}
nent in politics escapes- Mr. But er.
spends mfich of his tiihe in New
York City, where he has a law of
fice.
C»pt. Richmond Pearson Hobs n \
seems to have at la*t side tracked '
his 1-ooJoo. He has bee t as>ignel|
ttpduty in connexion with th • na-1
val exhibits at the Charleston, SC. 1
Exposition, a berth that lor man- .
j reasons will \ especia ly pleasing to]
j hiui.
Mr. C. W. Post the author of thej
proposed postal currency, to be!
known as the Post check. w» icb
has been endors d bv ome cf the'
postal authorities and a n:im!«er of
commercial'organizitions as a con
venient method of sending swell I
suijs t«f money t- e mails
is in Washington trying to get the
government to adept the system,
lie presented it to the President
and fully explained its working.!he
system is patented, but Mr. I'ost
>has offered to present the patents
to the government. It will be neces
sary to reprint all the 51, $1 and $5
1 bills iiArirculation if the svetrm be
1 adopted as it provides for blank
spaces 011 the bills of those denom
inations in wh'ch the senaler writes
the name and address oj the payee
and attaches a two-cent postage
stamp when sent through the mails
One objection to the system ia that
it makes no provision for frar ional
amounts. .
The negotiations for the par base
of the Danish West Indies by thia
- government, which have dragged
■long for several years at Copen
hagen, have deen transferred to
Washington, and Secretary Hay is
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TOK KKTKBPRIfB. WILLIAM3TOX. W. C-, FOTAV. WOT EMBER ft. 1901.
■off 1 uadalieg these «n person
wile the Denial* mimk* «*• It ia ex
pected that the negotiations will
shortly be successfully coapjelcd.
The President has received a boa
of apples from Montans, sent by
Mr. Cha-les Sauth. of CmOtm, who
wished the rwi«hul to taow what
deb.ious fruit is m what «•
known as the Wottircr section of
. that State, a sertioa ia which arti
j fiof! irrigation, in which the Resa
■ dent is mach interested, in depend
ed apon entirely.
j Ei-Gorr and Fa Senator Wasb
' burn, of Mlaa.. who is ™ Wash
• ingtoo, says il «s the aentiaaent of
ilus section that the majority in
Congress will make a mistake if
abey do not revise the tariff. lie
thinks Representative Babcock s
idea of the duty from
tmst-made goods the one that Con
gress ought to adopt And there are
other m-rn of prominence who
think and talk the same way. bat
every day seems to letaen the
chances for tariff revision by this
Congress. It has failed to get the
support of the leaden of &e repub
lican ••arty.
KKLIABLr. AND GESTLE.
j "A|«iir« a fall." »«vi the saw. put
j there are pilh aixf full*. V«> vaat *
j pr'll aiitrh h certain, thwnafh aal pa
j tie. Mean t # ' Utkj
j Eirtjr RUFTS fill the bUI parrfr RRPU |
jlile. I»» v* f«rr Kit aw»t tHe knrUj
]to act. Stmjtlifli an 1 » a "-ijjo«atr. •
j Scull s»*l cav," t j Ukt.
I: •
COMMERCIAL COI-R^HIP.
' Tbeir th«is t»-. • "ed« unti
She "earns lIOW p his coffet;
I C*' on h-. r |arta stau.lia f cff.
On his. a offer.
- Petr.H Fret Press.
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I riIFNORTHCAROf.fVA FDirwx
(llrtearillp n« (Wt,' )
To with. What w*»nhl any
: town worthy the name be without |
: a newspaper and the f.urtotum of a
, n»an who rnits it—-often mora for
' u cn-nmo»lation than for the hd
■ tars and cents r«al'-'f.l from its con
duction* Fcha answers. What?
As an iubvid'i *1 who has had
some experience I state it. and with
firm belief that the most tmpo-
tant man in any town b the cussed
: and much'y discussed newspaper
jelitor. If he runs a nondescript,
j battered, blurred aad Motcheal ex
cuse for a paper m y p oposition
!stall holds goad, lsv all that Ido
j not even excuse the minister, the
(doctor the banker. To be sure
jthese'men are prime essentials—
 but the newspaper man is not only
lan essential; in these days, he is a
1 necessity—a kind of -'sui® qua
• non" kind of go-lacky, hail fellow
I well met individual.
It has always been strange to me
—it is to-day—why a newspapei
editor is expected to use. his time
his press his type—: n short put
I everything in hims-df and in his
' shop, at the disposal c| the hen of
j very attire, class and profession,
oft«-ntiiue«. not only not receiving
• any eash but more of
' ten not so much as a hearty "thank
.you." 1 say. the Strang.' part of it]
to me is why. should an editor—as |
,a business man —be expected to
'give of what he is and has *h n|
■ every other business is not o®t f uf •
j sat h f n, but for "he übiquitous
{dollar? Is it I.is fault' or, if not 1
• a. ]
whose is iL' I have my opinion but j
; I prefer some one rrtse to give an l
'expression of he truth.
AH isn.it -ha,ow :n s '
jman's'ite. fordoes - e : avcthej
| glorious for Tidi '.g. it hisj
jownswe t K ili oa 1 pj-ve of card |
' bo-»*d Pl!.*r vis# Ai'-.-tinit* called i
a ;u}}. Cut al tf thi, dt»f« "ut ran
| **is? business, or a l-l n.iuh to the fi
nancial end of bis business; b-.:t
I "miracle Jicta!'-|fir all this an'f
;al! this, he manage* to be more,
Il cussed afi 1 discussed thaa uny man
in t >wn, and as for living—well,;
he manages to exist from One issue;
'. to another.
' Let me wh'sper this into the ear
of tje reading public at large: Bar-1
1 ring a few— a very few —there is no
jmore solid, loyal, progressive citi-l
' z.n in any town than the lellow
" j who gets oat a newspaper. Pas*e j
| i this ia your hat. and when yon are!
J diapoaed -to fall cut with him be
j cause he doea not conduct his pa
per so w II as you wonld. take off
j your hat and read and ruminate. O
! it is the plain ho«e made nnffnniisb
ed truth. I caa prove it by several
hundreds of unpaid trl.ows of the
' craft, who ought to thank me for
telling the truth on them.
To the North Carolina editors
* as a class, and a whn!e—l lift my
| tal 4 sturdy, nervy,
ue YOO
an easy way
and a sure way to treat a case of Sow
Throat in order to kill disease germs
and insure healthy throat action is to
take half a glassfull of water put into
it a teaspoon ful of
Mexican Mustang
- Liniment
mm A a ;-k Ih« ranh tka tknat at frnjwii Mfia
a,,UIVIW II STiiT rf
mtirT JnM« Uh»w« w«■ * "It iMk amd ■«■»/
7?," JT»« fuMTIVE tm
— B^ar.adflijtOaMlk.
IT MY BE YOU
V
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I set of fellows arc not
» harbored w.thin the confines t»f |
I this good St jrte.—William M.SHertill I
,)irDdK'4irit>li lbirt>«t H.aler M
i IktM jbr twrl, »wotlenjK ftrt !
|lt don not m. ;. tip Ib« i«*m. M hcah j
I' Ihtir di»«r>l r«.litton 75 rr»U.
CAESAR'S COURTSHIP.
' j A nettle young Roman named Car- •
One called on a maid-tiicd to
kpriar-
But the gi;l. with a blush'
Said th. La'in for "Tush!"
Vou horrid young thing! Lrt Be'
baesar!"
VOItOtN STRCEKY SURPASSED.
"WWc Mtniaf fm a bad case «d
pairs I natahrd a fbnituii wboadrianl
■t *0 try a km 4 OrWitl'i Witch Hurl
Sdw." aatrs G. K. Carter. Atlanta. ('•«. J
"Ipnxvnlaboi tad ntntnrlr cared. I
DrWttts Witch |{|>H Sdnaaiflailid 1
can far pair*, pti as rrltef luUrllt. tad
I hrartly reeotnm ml it to all tufcitu"
ifawi far 1 tocurrpfles. I>r
*t > Witch Hurl Salve ar all rare an> '
ease. Cats, baraa. ■nusrs'and all other
awaaada arc alao qairhly eared bjr it. Be
nartofconatrrfrita.
RISE UP.
Rise ap. believers.
At de tneakin er dr day;
De light i« a * hiain .
Kn dr clouds roll way,
Atter all de
Sec drbreakin rr tie light-
Rise up. believers, in tie matrnin'!
Rise up. believers.
At de breakin' er de day;
j Heah come dr ans«rr
Terde nr.tyers you pray;
Wort' a-gettin* bright;
In de glory er de light-
Rise up. believers ia de iftawnin'! 1
-AtlantaCore- -itution.
I
j In answering advert irements in |
' this paper yon will confer a great
favor upon us if you menton tiar
name of the paper.—Editor.
A riIYSICIAN TESTIFIES.
"I have taken Kodul iKtpcpaa Cure
|. **d have never uvl anything ia at* life
that lid ate the p»| tint did." lays
• Canatv rhy-w-iaa i'j. \V. Smitft of
Hall Cnaatv. (j. "Betag a fhytviu I
' | hat t |rvl«| it atvl ficml it to ptr
thr hrt tnu'.tt." li the food you rat ie
, aaaias ualipnutl ia roar iluau>"h it de-,
cays thrir and poisons the tMra. You
j caa pmrat this by dutiax hat that
1 ; "enas starvation. Kodol Dysprpkia.
' | Care digests what na eat. Yon nmt
J "•« from neither dyspepsia aor atar
( ratios. The snot cam qtitrkly cared.
| Nncriaik
" ■ '
AB ITS WROTE.
! She calls herself Cathiyn Mae.
I And yet there are gnaaips who aae
Catherine Vary's her name.
Yn supporting whych daym
. They ynayst she was chrystenei*
r that tray.
> -Philadelphia l*rt—. =
k PHTEI FN MfEITIIS
: yr r .ra« CTt
r "*7 aad ptwaMly doaae »ea»l «to SWIFT
r * CO.. FaTI&T. LAWYERS, nf 11 ilit
£-*. Patent OCor. Washington.b. C.
They hm ao listi.fi I clients. Write
' tkea far their coahdrattal ktkr, a poa
r tal eaad will hriag it. and it may be aarth
- SSotHdnnaT' ad i itiingiai
. .
! $45 CLOCK
•FREE!
For each and every dollar 1 spent
j in c.vsit at onr store* Hetwcen now
j and DECEMBER iST. 1901. we
I will give a at the number of
• pounds t>f tobacco that will be «ld
1 on Tins Market from the Opening
• I lay until the Christmas Holidays.
The person gnewng nearest to
the correct nnmbcrof ponnds takes
the clock.
The second nearest w-fl get a
Clock, worth (j.oo; the Uurd ncar
-1 est will get a Bowl and Pitcher,
worth &7.oo;the fourth nearest will
t w— rvat—vnnrth in Trade and
the fifth neatest will get Fifty Cents
in Trade.
The clock is ;J» feet high. 19
inches across base and 11 inches
.deep. Retail price $45.00.
|We SELL AS CHEAP AS ANY
MERCHANT IN THE COUNTY.
G. D. 4 J. C ttobcrson,
ROBERSONVILLE, - N. C
k Willi IMfFtli
"SmmMhk In Mr 111 Sm.
Alt Doctor* have tried iscnrctTttM
bv the ntd paadara. acid gnats. iah alrrs
aad drags ia paste kna. Their puawfais
l heat t.> crack upea aa Meed. The power
ful a ult aaetl ia the iahalers hate eattrr-
It eaten aaay the raaar mimlnaaii that
their aukers' have siati I to care, while
pavte-t aad aaalanaU rsaant reach the di
«aae An «4d an et|xtastrd peartitioaer
who has toe many wa* made a doac
study aad specialty cf the treatment ol
CATtrtH. has at last atfccud a Treat
ment arhtrh whra faithfallv aacd. aot on
ly irUrrr* at oace. has permaaeatly carta
, CJIU>'B. by re turn lag the raaac. stop
! THtag the fe*haf*e» aad caring all ia
> iiaai -*' lt is the oaly remedy kaovra
Ito science that act tallv reaches the aflrt
edfartt Th w vowietfal remedy is kaowa
as "sm>hM the >xuixTEXDanua
I ci .tr " aa.l is sa*t at thr evtieaarfr low
I pike 4 I*l* "*•
1 interaal and nttrul asediciae
niAcH nt for a fall aoalli"- ueataaeat aad
mnthin * accr t> it- perfect a»e.
• Ss«i tVLi^"istheonly perfectcaTaaan
crai: trtt irtadr aad »aw recogaiudas
the oaiy -as'e -*1 pojme caw far that
anaoyini: a»l d««*aae. It carea
all ia&unnatioa tpalrklyand permaaeat-
Iv and it also aundrirfaPy qatck to re
lieve h«v rem or oou>in thr nu^
CtTtMH when neglected ioftrs leads
lo ti)\ a \irnooi—"Htnm" aiHsawr
v m if • u use it at oner. It is an ordi
:tart irtnoijr. bat a tt lapkVr tnatsarat
ahich itpaalinh gnaraatecd tortar Ca
rAßßil ia any form*r if aaed ac
conhn-; iodic >limti•« »hsk atuaa
iianv rarti package. Im t lav hat «ra4
for it at m cr. ami ftw" {urttmlais as
to t.ar cotntaina. tsJ voj «tn ntrite
special advice from the diaittw of this
moaderfal irmctly rrjrinliag war case
iritbout east to van beyond the regular
price of wtruf thrcruiano
Canaan eras."
Seat prepaid to any alAiin ia thr
raited States or Caanda an feerift af Oae
Dollar. Addreaa Dept. Csf. EOWIN B
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I LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
» Br virtar of an nrmlinn is mj hand* K
Cultrrtioa rrttmibk t«> Spri .g term i«|»;of tLr
1 «a|*rrior Murt "f M irlin county, tfaiaft MiUir
r H Ta>Wr and in favor cf W I. Stalling*. wwvH
tug parlnrr of C C Mailing a Co I tkall «ll f.»r
' ra»h before the Court to mar dons in W'llknMua
Martin county. on ah day of January iw MallM
1 8 Taylor » in the following land lo «d
the Northern ha'f-lot* No* aad JP Mnatod
I in the town of janrtvillr and bring Ike auar
land deeded to Ma-tha Taylor by J. ft. Bliua
hjr Deed dated January i 18*7 and dnlj tecut
• ded is tbe Public Regiatery of Martin county in
I Bout A. A. A., page j6b to which reference ia
| htiehji neie to antiafy aaid caeeutiow.
SM " , tli wf !♦»»»» mt« m ■>■« y
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, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
1 Haetag quallM •• >JaiailrlM "T*" the
nUIr of Theodore L. Cmi. dmonl. !Wict to
r htwfcy fivfu la all peraows rklai
aftiMl hM riUlr to prrarnl Ikta lo Ikr Mt r
4g—4 for |«|rarnl on or Won tw mi day of
' llrcrMtri lyoj. or lhi« notice will he pies I ia
Ur at their rroovrf*.
All prnosii iwliMnl lo (aid male tn rrqwM
cd to aakr immrdiale pa mien I
TWa lltk day of November 1901.
'MI W M I.HKHX, Admr
sala of Real Estate
, By virtue of au order of J. A. Hobbu. Clerb
%}eriorCourt of jßrtin cnuuty In a proceeding
entitled t.ouuie IJllrv et ala again*! Bauaou D
Vatd et ala . I aell at the Court Mania in
Vitliinatua (« Monday, December 2nd. MM tbe
follow tag proprrty A tract
Graaa townahlp. adjoining B. D. lard on tb
Jlartb. Kaat and South and Simon D. CiiSn am
tbe Wcvt, containi?tg one hundred and (ft)
nine uerea more or lean and knojr»asllK Oraj
William# land.
Terana of aale, one half ca«b. balance In u
month* from day of *ale uith o per cent interval
Not i«t i//i. VmBSMOt M AKTIK.
Sato of Real Dial* and Ptrn—l
Property.
B) virtue of an order of tbe Clerk of the Su
perior omit of Martin cnnnte in tbe proceedirg*
entitled J A 141 ley et ala againat Ceo. B. Ullry
and Oo T. «".ardiner. I *»iil *ell for caah to the
higheat bidt!er at the Coutl Houae in WilMaaa-
Ooa, MooiUy. Ikctmler 2nd 190 a the fol
lowing property, to wit
A tract of land adjoining M D. l.ifleyou the
Sorth; J A. UUey on the Ea«t. Geo. A I.ilky on
the South, and S. S. Prrry o« the V:H. cowtain
itg (t aciea more or leaa and cummaly known
and called the Joacuh I.illey hi—fli ad
1 Alao a lot o! peraonal property mnaiatlng of
household and kitchen furniture. hog*, etc.
I Nov. Ml-lwM WIIKKI.KK XAITIX. j
i SALE
; OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, j
By virtue of a decree of the Super** Court of I
t Martin county, in a special pnacrsding therein. I
' entitled Eli and wife. Sarah A .rt ala I
• -ijraiua Sydney and Nicholas MoMer. itttat de j
I tewdaut*. I shall olfrr for highest bid
let* the following deacribed real rualr aad in'
- ferret* therein to wit:
1 The two brick store*, and lota lulangiug
1 Ibe mo. ia the tows of Williamson. XC a tk f
I tonth todeof Main at.; the »«e now n tnpard hy
• W. M Robertson. Jr.. and Ibe other bf KM Car
> »«■■■ CMaotlr known u the A. I. M*kh
f. I The »i in il—are lateml ia and (a the
I h'we —d let wnaly known aa the XWhelk*
Mohley h.nra.i 1. at Joining J. A. Trel awl
' 41m, on Ike Tlorlh sUe of Mai a ml ia the
 Uwt at YiUtaiasloa, *. C TW aw bene
id)lll to « lower relate to aoe IMirt nhr
' thereof. aad the entire lot »ab)rvl to the hunt
Head rualiif the Infant defeudaala-
J The farm apow which t B MoMey lrwedat
the tter of hi* death, and kaowa «• Ma "Him
Place" adjotoiag the landsof the tale Me. C.
Mahler aad other*, aaid farm a —a*
tract kaowa a* the "Atfcew l and " TWa aaid
(■set is anfcjMl lo the life eatate of the aUaarf
; aid M.% try .the aim*- dnl» a—%aid
. Mher aaa auethvof her du«er
4 Th* tr»t (oawdykibn aa the
Laad.- adMaiac thrlwditlM *a«»a aad
. ««h*ia. ThlaaaH Irael laalaa inkjiit la Ifce 1e
;d
. «a her a* a pwilia of her dower.
a The tract naaoaly fcanaa aa Ike 'to.
dmM Laad* aad bow atcaphd hjr aw AMea
[ Vdliam*. adioiaiac the laad of K. S. real aad
■aim. Thjl Irart i mb)ect to a tra jreara lease
■adehy a» >MWCy «a«ke»to AOra ».
Tkaea* *ale Moad»y Ikes *~im
naaaaf *ale. heforetheCoart haaar dear.
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Prmdrnrt life-lung friend. Coniratlc,
in war ami Colleague in toajpra. Wad
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his eyew arete eloaed in death. l oUotead
the tner to tbe National Capitol and to
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