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GOOSE NEST TOWNSHIP
Avcrett, J. U , Oak City
AvereU, J. M-, Oak City
Ayeis, J. H., Oak City
• AilsUruok, T. C, Oak City
Ayers, W. A., Ouk City
Ayers, Addie L., Oak City
Au.-boni, M. K-, Hotigoud
iiulluck, S. it, Oak City
Uiaml, James, Jr., Oak City
Liiaiici, Mrs. Susie, Oak City
Bowers, Char ie, Oak City
Lowers, W. 8., Ouk I ity
Bunting, W. S-, Oak City
Hunting. W. I—, Oak City
Bunting, Dennie, Hobgood
liel!, John, Hobgood
Bellflower, W. F., Palmyra
lieliflower, C. C., Oak City
Bennett, J. i Oak City
Bradley, Kus.-ell, Hobgood
itui in-tt. A. I—r Hobgood
llumett. A. K.. llobgootl
Bryant, J H., Hobgood
lintwn, Bill, liubguuil
Brown, 11. Palmyra
Brown, Charlie. Hobgood
Brown, Geo., Oak City
Brown, T. 8., C>ak City
Brown, Let tie. Oak City
Brow n, Theodore, Hobgood
Brown, N. F.. Oak City
• Cowey, C. W., Hobgood
Capps, J. W Oak City
Cix»>s, D. C„ Ouk t ity
Cherry, Mrs. W. !£., Scotland Keel
Cherry, J. (»., Hassell*
Chesson, L. Oak City
Council, W. 0., Oak City
Council, T. H., o:.k ( ity
(.'raft. Mrs. Sarah. Palmyra
Cox, Pijfgs, Hussvlls
las jioij Mrs. tV' la, Ouk City
Caspar, S. W„ Oak City"
r,i.v|.oi, \V. A., Oak City
( a.-j.t r, W. W., o;.k City
larraway, It. 1., Oiik City
Crisp, J. T., Ouk City
Cowing, D., Hobgood
Davi.-, Kvan.-, Ouk City
Davenport, T W., Oak City
l>u\eiipvit, J. L., 0.-ik City
" Davenport, 1— J-, Ouk City
Daniel, Tli w?jy>, I'alnn ra
Daniel, J. 1., Oak City
Everett, O. T., Hamilton
Kveie't, W. It., l ulmv ta
Everett, J. A., l'alnivia
i'verctt, II S., Ouk City
1 jlmoiußoi), Ht-tiry.O.ik City
Ivihii'lhlsiii, (leo., Oak City
Kunmndson, Slade, Oak City
Karly, li. K., Oak City
_ Jiudy. Jus>.jiu Uidiiuja
Kibe: elyr, H. J . Oak City
Fthr-rrdi'r, J H.-Oak City
Kthereige, C. I. . "-k City
K\4tt», J K. t T"s*littyia
Flanagan, J 1~, Hobgood
Flanagan, A- J.. llohgood
(.laustor*. F. 1 Hamilton
(iieeti*. C. L., Oak City
(iathm. It 11 . Taiboro
llai i>, W. J , Ouk it>
llwnan, X. M , Palmyra
II; man, lMwunl, Ouk City
llyiiian, 11. Z.. Ouk City
llaislip, F. I. . Hamilton
llaislip. H. J.. Hassells
llaislip. «. It . II i -ells*
llaislip, K. A . Ilu sells
Jh.i.-lip, J. T . Hus>ells
llai-lip, B; M llassells
llaislip, J. A..
Hliies, S. i;„ Oak City
Hopkins, A. M . O.ik City
.Hopkins, J. H . Oak City
HarHiigtoii, Chas., Palmyra
J. I Ouk City
11. ..k« r, Ella. Itetlel
Mux, 1 11., O.ik Cit.
Hoi, t\ Miss ,\ J , Oak City
Hou-e, J. W . Oak C ity
llar.-e'l. Baker. ♦ >, .k City
HurijL'il, Mrs. S. A . >ak City
ll:u i t'll, C. S.. >:ik t y
. ll,roll. T.. «'.k( "> .
llai rell, K. K-, Ouk City
Harrrll, I itM' \\ , I ui!'■»l
Hai l ell, F. M., Ouk City j
RKAR (JKASS TOWNSHIP
Avers, X. I!., W llliamston
Ay era, Calvin, Will'aniston
, liailey, Henry I)., WiiliamMon
liailey, Jesic, \\ illianiston
liailey, Walter, YVilliamaton
Hailey, A W., Willianiston
liailey, Jas. C,., Williamson
liailey, It C., WiliamKon
liailey, Henry, \\illiamMoii
liailey, W/A., \Villiam*ton
liailey,' Deuuis, W i«i.am.ston ,
liailey, John W., WiUum.-ton
liailey, Amanda, Wllluunston
Baileys A. S., William&ton
liowen, 11. F., Jr., Wliliamstoh
Bowen, CoUiti.ey, Will.amston
Bov.en, Willis, Wiiliamston
Bowen, Eli, Williamson
Bo wen, J anies I>, Williamston
Bowen, Johu M., Williamston •
Bo wen, Sadie, Williamston
Bollock, llcG., W'illiam»ton
Bullock, Albert, Robersonvilla
Bollock, J. T., Jtobemonville
Beacham, C. M., Williamston
Beacham, Ray, Williamaton
Brown, W. A., Williamston
Cowing, Hoyt, Williamston
Cowing, John W., William Btoa
I- Cowing, W. G-, WUiaimtM
Cowing, H. D-. WilliamaU*
Cowing, B. 8.. Wililamston
Cowing, B. 0.. Wil.'ianaoton
Cowing, D. C., Williamatoo
Cowing, Ckurch, Williamston
Cowing, % H-, Williamatoo
_ USE ENTERPRISE COLUMNS FOR SELLING YOLTC MERI HANMSI
Harrtll, Jasper, Palmyra
Harrell, Luke, Palmyra
Harrell. B L-, Palmyra
Harrell, Mrs. Blount, Oak City
Uan ell, Lester, Palmyra
Harrell, Octa, Palmyra
Harrell, Ola, Paliuyra
Harrell. James, Palmyra
Harrell, J. B„ Oak City
Hines, J. W., Oak City
Johnson, H. D., Oak City
Johnson, T. H., Oak City
Johnson, Lester, Oak City
Johnson, T. E-, Oak City-
Johnson, J. F., Palmyra
James, L. S , Hassell
Jackson, It. E., Oak City
1-eggett, J. K., Hobgood
lxing, B. A., Oak City
I/ing. It. 11., Oak City
I.ong, J. J., Oak City
Little, Jesse, Hassells
Lynch, B. I , Hobgood
* Lynch, J. IL, Oak City
Lynch, Walter, Hobgood
Mizell, W. L., Palmyra
Mizell, S. 8., Palmyra
Martin, Frank, Palmyra
Move, A. Hi, Oak City
Move. J. H., Oak City
Mobley, J. It, Oak City
Mob ley, J. (•., Oak City
Moore, T. 8., Hobgood
Medfonl, Harvey, Oak City
Manning, G. W„ Oak City
Manning, (i. H., Oak City
Manning, J. A , Palmyra
Seal, Miss Barber, Palmyra
Not,l, J. 11., Palmyra
Nelson, J. M. C., Hassells
Ogg, C. K, Oak City
Pope, O. G., Has-el I
Pheeps, L. IX, Palmyra
Price, C. P., Jr., Oak City
• Price, F. M., Oak City
j Price, Charlie, Qak City
I Powell, J. A., Oak City
Perry, J It., Oak City
Parker, lvey, Hobgood
Pugh, J. W., Hamilton
Ho.-s, J. C., Oak City
ltawls, Mrs. S. A , Oak City
Itawls, P. V., Oak City
ltawls," J. A., Qak City
I Salsbury, P. L, Hamilton
j Stevenson, J. 15 , Palmyra
Stiickland, W. P.. Oak City
.Shields, K J., Hobgood
Siiuires, J-., Palmyra
.Savage, C. 8., Oak City
Savage, 11. C., Oak City
Savage, J. T., Oak City
.SayaK°> It. A , Oak ,City
Smith, \V. D., Palmyra
- —Smith, H. H., Palmyra
Sliicks, W A , Oak City
Strand, W. J., Palmyra
Strand, J. K., Palmyra
Sills, J. T., Oak City
Sills, t>. Oak City
Sills, J. J., Palmyra
Thomas, ltav, Oak City
Thomas, Miss Julia, Hamilton
Taylor, Mrs. MctL, Williamston
Tyson, W K., Oak City
Thompson, It. It , Oak City
Thomas, L A., Palmyra
Vitk, A. It., Has-eIN
Vaughn, Jacob, Palmyra
Wilson, Fred, Ht>bgoo«l
Weathers, Mrs. Lena, Oak City
Wooten, W. 8., Oak City
Warren, J. \Y., llobgootl
Warren, Kd., llobgootl
Warren, W: 1)., Hobgood
Warren, It. W., Oak City
Worsley, N. M., Oak City
Worsley, B. M , Oak City
Whitehurst, Z. V , Oak City
Whitfield, Joe, Palmyra
Whitehurst, J. S., Oak City
Whitfield, J. K., Palmyia
Winliorne, J F., Palmyra
Williams, It J., Hobgood
Williams, B. W., Oak City
| Williams, K. \V.. Oak City
j Williams, I„ P., Palmyra
I Williamston, C. K-, Oak City
| White, Fred, Oak Citf
Cowing, Bessie, Williamston
Cratt, Jnc. M., Williamston
Cratt, W. R., Williamston
Coltrain, W. A., Williamston
Coltrain, O. S., Wililamston
Coltrain, Jas. W., Wililamston
Carroll, Jos. K.. Williamston
Cherry, N. L., Williamston
v Corey, N. J., Wililamston
Davenport, Joe, Williamston
Davenport, W. R., Wililamston
Daveni ort, Jennie, Wililamston
Daven;»oi-t, Orlander, Williamstoi>
Fllis. W C., Williamston *
ulmonjn, Jno., Wililamston
Gar>»it. Alice, Williamston
Gar lix r, 11. L, Williamston
Gartl-iet, W. H., Wililamstm
Cil i s. A. M., Williamston
GiiAin, Jos., Williamston
Gieet, John, Williamston
Green, 11. C., Williamstou
Given, John, Williamston
Gurganu*, D. R., Williamston
Gurganua, Ida, Williamston
Gurganus, John. Wililamston
Gurganus, N. D., Wililamston
Gurganus, W. A., Wililamston
Gurganus, Jas. D., Wililamston
Gurganus, Maggie, Williamston
Gurganus, Jno. H, Wililamston
Gurganus, W. 11.. Wililaaastoa
Gurganus, J. Staton. WUliamstoa
Gurganus, W. S., Williamston
Gnrganuf, Jos. H., Roberaonville
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ORIQINATOB OF "UWCLE BAM"
Oevemmwt Warkar liM to Mavt Cra
atM tlx Phraaa Pallawtng ttu
War of Hit.
Ttila la one atory of bow the exprea
alon, "Uncle Sam," popular nama for
the United Stataa (OTarament, la aald
to bava originated: Immediately aft
er the declaration of war against Eng
land In 1812, Elbert Anderson at New
York, than a contractor, ftalttd Troy,
N. T, where there waa concentrated
and where he porebaaed a large quan
tity of provUlona, beef, pork and ao
forth. Samuel Wilaon, an Inspector of
these articles at that place, #aa gen
erally known aa "Uncle Sam." He
eaperlntended. In person, a Urge num
ber of workman, who on this occa
sion, were employed In overhauling
the provisions purchased by the con
tractor for the army. The casks w«e
marked "E. A. —U. 8." This work fsll
to the lot of a facetious tallow In
the employ of tbe Inspector, who, on
being asked by some of his fellow
workmen the fbeanlng of fhe mark
(for the letters U. 8., for the United
States, were then entirely new to
them), ssld he did not know unle** It
meant "Elbert Anderson" and "Uncle
Sara"—alluding exclusively, then, to
the said "Uncle Bam" Wilson. The
Joke took smong the workmen and
passed currently; and "Uncle Bam"
himself, being present, was occasional
ly rallied by them on tbe incrssalng
extent of his possessions.
CLAIMS EARTH IS TOPSHAPED
French Scientist Puts Forth Theory
Thst Will Be Found More er Lsss
Interacting.
A French scientist finds In the great
depths of the Arctic ocean an argu
ment tending to show that the earth
Is slightly topshaped, the protuber
ance corresponding to tbe point of the
top being at the South pole. This, he
thinks, would explain the different re
stilts arrived st by ths various meas
urements of attronomers and geode
slsta The differences are very small
In comparison with the entire bulk of
the globe, yet they are readily ap
preciable, and one of tbe explanations
that has been suggested for tbsm Is
thst the ssrth Is tetrahsdral in form.
But the Frenchman tblnka the top
shspe theory Is preferable The fact
that to an eye looking at the earth
from a point In spscs It would not I
sensibly differ In appearance from s r
true sphere shows how refined are the
methods of science which enable men
living on the surface of the globe to
detect variation* In Its general con
tour. —New York Herald.
Theory of Relativity.
Einstein Is aald to have made the
statement that only 12 men could un
derstand his theory. This ststement
referred to It In Its mathematical en
tlrety, and net to a common sense nn
tiers Winding. In a general way every
»ne understands Newtou'a law ofgrasr-
ItatWn. although to graap h fully one
must know the ealculas. In a almllar
way the lawman can unAsetand the
relativity theory, stated fly a famous
nuitiiMUHtUkiu to be: "One cahaot
deternihv the speed of lay Object
moving- at a uniform rate of apeed In
a straight Une, by any experiment
In ihotloa or light, and tbe moving ob
Ject change* Its length In relation to
speed and direction of Ita motion."
This theory had Its forerunners In
many countries, but la an outgrowth,
more spedltcally, of the attempt to
find the velocity of the earth's motion
by a very dellcats sxpertmsot with 11
light. The theory also makes in
stantsnelty s relative matter,^.
Saturday "Dreee-Up* Day.
Saturdays once were almost univer
sally pay days, but now, with many
firms paying their help on other days, •
Saturdays have lost clslm to that dle
ttnctlon. But. another one still pre
vails, the New Tork Sun etatee. To
the stenographer or girl clerk Satur
days are dress up days. Even the
most prim and most severely plain
drenser blossoms forth on Bsturday.
The system stsrted through en
(Tenements for the afternoon Sadie,
or Mantle, or Ilose, wished to appear
at her best wli«* she met Tom, Dick .
or Harry, or whoever waa going to
take her to a movie or Obney Island.
When one of them quarreled with
bet particular beau and waa without !
a companion for tbe afternoon could
abe admit It to the other gtrtet Cer
tainly not And ao, whether aa eo
/tgecneiit awaits or not, tb* little
stenographer dresnea up every Batur-
Looking Beth Way a
Billy an brtah hackman of Ma
con, Mo„ was on tbe stand In a per
sonal injury caaa. A man was sulag
the railroad, claiming ha waa hit
through tbe negligence of tha engine
man. It was in evldsnc* that three
boys were standing on tbe edge of the
platform as the trala came la. Tbe
lawyer for the rallrpad waa creeeex
amintng Mr. Kane pretty aeverely. and
the aharper he became tbe nfore exaa
perating aeemed the wltneaa' answers.
Finally be demanded the witness tall
him ths exsct position of thoes boys.
"Well, sir," replied Mr. Kane
smoothly, "their backa waa e-fSrlog
tha eeat."
Cauee for Worry.
A Sunday school taachar waa taUIM
the children of her data about tbe
miracle of Christ changing tha water
into wine at the marriage feast of
Cana. One little fellow Jumped to the
floor, saying: "Oh, that'a nothing ; my
dad made some wine and then changed
It Into vinegar." New dad's worried
tor fear the boy will get him la ha&
Atlanta Building permits from
April 1 to IS shattered tha record for
any month in the history of tha dty,
aggregating $4,435,000.
Savings deposits in tha United
States banks have increased from $2,-
, la 1903 to
on Inn 30, im. ,
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