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ATiTHE HOU R OF TWELVE YESTERDAY pcVe 3aJ rrc,;;"J
; THE VOTES WERE COUNTED. - Me, but they , fo..i Cf ......
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The Winners Were Iliss Ella Harris
Miss Onnie Tuekei oMouisbur'B
'' ' " . b7 bargains ia tho horn stores ;2n.l : bcr.DccatlSO They L!.:o It. "
is, of near Tounsrsvillo, 4nd nd 10 e bi2citiwt bca?03 -th Hrr n,n r, of : rV. inn J "
rBut the Vote of Uiss Uar- VLf'f ;V ' ' ' voting v. v.'cthc j
In my opinioa the man or, worn a
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gie Hacon, of Louisburff, Being: so Close to that of the Second who trota around to th
Winner,-She will he Awarded a ' Trip Also. -
i no;A imes. boniest ior xwon ree
Trips, to thq Jamestown Expositiob
closed,1 - according to previous an
nouncement, yesterday at twelve
o'clock: : For the- past week"5 or ten
days ' the "young ladies bad put in
some good work,and their friends had
not failed to manifest their interest in
theirifavorite 'The contest,was real
ly between three contestants,Miss Ella
Harris, Hiss Onnie Tucker' and Miss
Margie Macofi;" and the : vote sbotys
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that all of them did good and faith-
ful work. VWhen- it was 'announced
that Miss Harris was first winner
with -166 votes, and Miss; Tucker
second with; 137, the , editor .'of the
Truss . announced : that asr the vote
of JMiss Macon was so close to the
second winner,1 being 108, .that he
would make V it three tnps instead of
two, and v would givo all three of the
. young ladies a free trip to the Expo
Bition , -(,",.,;-:.. - v ; -j-V
a postof ;e
to mail money to tho bi city "mail
sad ritesi;: Rev. t Mack Stamps con-1 to ' ntighbors; and .V complain th:
ducted the services, jf' ' this town b no good. it neitheir a phi-
;Thev;s following, were the pall-1 losopher nor a patriot
Drs. I). T. KmrJiwick ir. I F, ICJ All
Coko v:;tc4 Hcndcrcn th:' trcrV.j Tha Trv.s:
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! from a visit to her j -p!o in IUIifjti jf "r-Vri1er;
Bobbitt, S. T. Wijder. . lv" s.-M;,:.;denly. I .Mm Graco Thon.,s cf lUleuh, it IJ I V-V.
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two! t Seldom has it been our datv tor:- vUiiin tho family of th rdir cf
suauguwiH a, uumuer uear reia- com to sudden - a death., t A dar.. uia 1
tives survive the. deceased,' ' '
gloom SDread oyer the whole com-. Dr. A. 11. Hswllr.t anl wife, cf J H r J)rr.
rnumty, wnen it became known - U. '. j uauign, were tuiiora to I-ouyburj
oaooaui aiternoon taat Jlra. Thcr; ; aunng tho pait vck.
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I.: Rev. Forrest Smith. 'r
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j-na wuuiQ wm.uuuujr irrespecuve j.. Svft m. Mi nn Win.
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of race or denomination, was delight. ot Tounr,viH.
. , , 'om1 ted ChrisUan.: ;She warof ta'affec
with tnanri tm s a fair Hott thv: n.at I . .- . -T .
- T v V, J .-1 tionate disposition, bright and win-
:,T "".Blr m uur. iaat w-sue nmg in hef ways, so that friendship's
his host.o tends here were glad' to circle was to her a la Q one Indcc l
see himlookmg soweU. He arrived it may be said 'of Tier' that nom
uereonuursaayi iasi wees ana kne w her bat 'to love hYr. ' ' -w
hk oidx6ngregationhad-the pleasure - Only a few year, ago the wa, mar-
of hearing him preach "thai wght-at to our good friend, Mr. AVillia
the'prayerjneeting.in theBaptist Thorp, .rhohe leaves to mourn her
churchy He preached. again on Fri- ioss, Vlth a large ' "number' cf
day night, and on last -Sunday morm relatives in Franklin county, and to
ing preached;to a larcje congregation ail of whom the editor"'- extends the
in the, Baptist church. services deepest 8yrapath : t
being held in the Methodist church, The fuiieral and buriattook ph. ,
una , congiegauoa 'worsnipping.wiui Taesday afternoon atGoshen where
high,,-' plain," v andthe' young 'ladies
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aii: ; expresa xuemseives uiguty
pleased with the-manner m which it
- Mr. O. S. Macon' and Mk ' I.acri
Macon of IngtciUe, tza attr sdiss tha
Re-unjon at Kichuiond. -
"D. T WiSliama rcttJrn?V hoa
trom Oxford WcdntaJay and tzs a
ccptCil a posiiion at tho dq-ot.
;Mis3 Clyde Jor.cs af:or fpeadtng'i
few dajs with Mill Oau f Aycocla
returned to YoangvillaTuttday.
tV, II. :Yarboror-hf Jr rtturrl
Monday .rora the. , Fc-lcrVl Court
where ho appearl ia iQTcral csct.
"MrsK. G. Uurrougha,' who hi
been vlsitingkbcr cop!o hcre,Tctcrn.
cl this week to her homo ia llcr. lcr-
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theirjaptot.ends. tare number of relatives, friend. tr Dr. C. -Fonl return.,! to Hxltl. r " "V ! ": 1
a.large number ; of. pecrom tj -about LSi'J.-j u:. t'i-r- .Iv, i,- " ' , r " 1 ' I-T. :-. :.
thef;-rural districts"-. tohear.Mr. form with b-negt bereavc me at ,'t plocu W uho. UrJvity.Uri LV.- :- 7 ' J ' V
SmitK vHe delivered a most We .... ; T lf"'4 -J ! J. i.C:--"- :.
hM : W uc.; and dantJ ' ' " ' l ''r
uiai no uoudi puquiie a laree cum- -,.frv. r. -I . . v . .1 - i-ii.?. i:. .
navenjwreceivsa. a goia4 minej.out , - - . r . UUJiiU iies iicien, l.acy and Mallon, left
ot ie eaitoiWfuHy by Rev. M, HccM, c. to vUH.iv,.
contort, opened o Babscription haa ould not fill the appointment: m3e goih .nd . wo .
grown'.from 1,500 to,' 2,050,- and or Bim-.at the. Methotot; church coifidLy tt that like one who hw-TH hl?i
quite a number', haVe paid P , and Sunday night, but as he was compeil- ale8 ro7m a . drM - aho .
renewed "fGllow8hiD,, with us - TTT has awakened.to-ee ? Ufo'aendIcas f T ... .f
renewea ieuowsmp , wuu us. , ; .'ci,.--.,- to., I - - . - ' . . . .iy I Mr..Ivev Allen and, wif- and 31 l
t' - -L Ka -?. morning breat and knowa Herself at U.. - A1, , ' , -1 .
It is propeivto state that the. other aMe to aflfy is gent request L Jith 8,,,wMs. t.W f W Allen altont3ed thargraiaauns
youn ladies whose names;- appeared Mr. Smith has a . warm spogin itbe ones missed from earth, safe about tho BaPUst onircri
in ineiist oiine coniesiau ; were xjuw ohub pwpuux wmuiuui- her r' Her home insUncU were strong f "
entered" by their friends, s;and the tyand be wiU always receive a hearty arwl her affection for friend, and kin- . r.D. h.l'rtrce.olCMtilu, wxa
votes cast f6r them' ,were cohsidered welcome, here:,.-i: , 3 : ,,::; "y. dred was tender and abiding. . a visitor, to our town thv, week to at,
mvmflntarv v ' v f She ranked waya as a' woman: of 'tend -tho franklin: County Uartl
mereiT complimentary. c .- , ,c,Tn tio vtpwm: r : . - J . - rAw. a...u
Alstoa-Klsrr.
jly complimentary
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culture, refinement, sympathy, a kind
Carriers Association.
l.r-r-rz.y.U- fV-edesire to, place mthe;:hand8 neighbor, a true friend, and with aU a : Mr. G. A. Strickland cf Ilaleh,
)eath Of :a,Gobd J Woman. : ofvthe fpUowmg Veterans I then- Woman of heroic, mould in bravely and Mr. S. T. Bennett, of' Apcr
.. V..' : 'iV. ; Crosses ,of Honor. onaWednesday meetinff tne stern', reoniremenu and were here '.this week- to. attend tho
In ; announcing the. death ot Mrs. tenooVWSth, at a meeting to often ae disappointment of life, f funerahof Mm. D. C. Strickllaj:
D. O. Stickland, whi9h - ad. event -he,d at the Masonic Hall at 4:30 ;sck: l LL ;f , tr.-,.u. ...i
took place at the ome m.thu place when . there 'wiU be eome. : special I herhband with -devoted, fondne.3 ltodiia ,tnncd booo froa th
v wuutMj. . r t reaoing in commemoration , -oi , tne -Be . is . bailed . npon to mourn State Kormal, at Greensboro thU
was eome'Denmaine-wesMsruiuuB,! av---0 jefF3raon :DavisV; c i T, , , - ' r ' t t ri it
. & - -.-V ' uirui7ua oijeuersou xavis. earth's Greatest loss, and mav she not I week - 31i.j Hawkins was one cf tho
our heart goes out in deepest. sympa: s H Evans" 1902 J H Fuller u vu t . A - . . . , ,
tnvforthe bereaved" husband and H ansr-s M tsifna ' VTg -tvl . . , . . ' , . i
. r- j. - . . y i iiiiii 11 n 1 1 nil . i iiii ii 1 1 iniu ill . ai iia a i a ,,i n ' i ' r Ti n.n n a a, t t , . " i i ka
, : 1 I . . S3 O 1 A41UUU,, 0 44k4. 444 V-ai 1 U
Csipt cf the f Jljvi- L-t;ir.:;;
Mr. arrl M.-iu V.'il.'Ura J. IC;--intito
Tea 1 j 7r: a; tho ttr
riag-o cf their daughter Ttrnj Ijc-zit i
SuU, U Caj-tila rhu: Gtr-.. r.. A!,
at-on, Wolr-t-sday tscrs.:.--, Jta
Cflh, ni-ac'.f n hrnirc ! ar. 1 t-rcn;al
nine o'rfoct, Ifcrd !!. C!.zr:l
South. At hctr.e, IUzt. af:r
Juno 1 1
. Color SerKcmt,
Mr. J. A. Tcnvcr rc rcivfS Lis
co rr. ml-. ton frcra CL J. 2.
Crat.T, it co.er icrrr.r.t cf J a Th'rl
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Turner cpon hU r;r J
children.
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Pipkin, -1902; Geo.; Pattersona90 beforeOxford Ledger. Forest Cotninencenent
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C. M. Cooke; Mrs. P. II. Cooke, Mr.
Association. I Iver Allen and wife, "Mk Ma
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Chairman, after which the follo'vri nrr
ofiiccra wero elected for tho couildc:
None but those ho ' have sat in W. J. Paschal, 19.02; Samuel : . Merrill
the shadow of a' erreat bereavement 1903: J. H. Edwards 1907: W. R. -J .
- -.- - ' l-: m wm..j.-v.--,nA0 isurai tamers
J-.: - v.r- a:: rrrl A --A The Rural Letter Carriers of 1 . b. Sjruul arvd iur.t
, - - -.. i 4.' j . - i WrMt - 1. 1 Franklin county met -m Lou.bartr I vuco an l .irtiia 1. bmiul
into the valley of sufEermg and stood applicaUon , for , cross. jvWill each , ..ry r"' ,uu,i ; .
t W Uf;QW.aw 5f yesterday : and organized a Uounty - .Mers, F. S. Spruul and T. W.
am i,Anarotfl-. 11 -rfrATinArl 1 iv iaoiva I Association. ; - Uickett v.ero both out r f '
VUdj :U v UUpSV UiaVI .: 44VlW .a44Vj,..a . 4(,DftU( 1U4U 14.VUH V 4VVV.IU ,44U I -. , . .13 I
anraw na thnnntnla fell -frnm a fonmrr Anca ' a aanrl motfnAHnni a frt nnw I o I vl w .
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V Tf WA, JawU TT .. UUaV 0 14.JL , tA4t wa-iu u. vn " I aV 4iC4T 4U4 IT 44. V.WA. ' , .
not finds solace in - the tenderest :. Hbs. J. S. Baebow, Pres
Words.: She "who has gone - forth
""u " uyyv.. 4.,.. .v-- - i 'ihfl month! v meeting ot itne Jos. I PrcontTT n ttaa,i xr-
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Z'T:7 . r. J. Davis Chapter U. U: will - be raret; Secretary and Treasurer
inenusbanawitnadevotion tewmen at 4.30 p- Wednesday, June H. Holloway, Lonichur
"".T "'' wrr 5th, at the Masonic Hall. In com- u prc;:dent Uob-ood w elected
fTltrori ; otiTflfltltT tannoTirr trk thu T.TA- f - .. .,. 1 1 :- v
o- -T, j - memorauon ot.,tne Dirtn-aay -01 delegate .to Stato Convention, July
T m,aueu' -vuu "CiUiU . President Jefferson Davis, tnere Uth, which meetj at Durham:
uVBr liutu tsuum u,u. will b0Jome .especial readmg, and Dcc3 collected and a f rcc!:i col- ,
of Honor that htian o tl.CO rahed for . benefit 1 1-;"" '
year:
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Temporary dPCS:osftho-formcr at Listen IV
rna!o Colli an 1 tho lit:, r at tho
closin- cf the n:ithf!l Gr;.!c-1
School.
Mr. P.erry I'u!!
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her by the clasp of earthly love,- but . delrvcrv 0 crosses
after the last word had been-epoken, have bcca left in the ' hands of the of LVJonal Prc-idcnt,
Ae last sign of recognition was -ono, phtcri - Tuc!::r, Ga.
aiooKotpeac3e;tt:cd on,ncr iaca lie's. J. S..Basiiow, Pre3.r
, which: proclaimed victory, and ho jjes. R. H. David, Ccs'y.
new she was resting on a mignty
Paul Linray,
Aft:r tho comlcticn cf la:"a:
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in Jcno at i o'clock m tho
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The funeral Ecrviccs rcro held
fuesday evening frcrn tho rccca
And the rcn:i:m vcr int rr: 1 in tho
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