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ORDER ISIMCREASINC
More Mcnibfn Are Helng Added
('<?titj anally. Ear*e Atteadiace Ex.
; " . pected at' the Contention. Local*
Will Leave Here on Morning of the
-* "
The Grand Lod*e of the I. 0. O. F.
will hold annuel meeting at|
, Greensboro, C. oft next Tuesday,
May wtb." # ; *
The following members from Phalanx
Lodge, No. 10, of Washington,
" rill attend the convention: W.
I Scott -Friztie, C. G. Morris, Supervlaor,
second district; T. W. Phillips,
President, second district, md W. J.
pippin.
The above named trill leave Washington
at 3 a. m. May 30, and trill,
journey to Greensboro by special
Pullman from Elizabeth City. '
[ It Is expected that an extra large
attendance of Odd Pel lb we will be at
this convention. The order, in this
section of the country Is on the boom
u._-. sjid tqore members are bbing added
continually. \L
? saifpwuiews?
The gasolene boat Cora and a
schooner are on the ways of the
Mntuai ship yards, undergoing reThe
Loresa D. of New Bern is in
port.
The tag Carolina is moored to the
wharf of the North Southern railroad.
The eehooner ReUef, Captain Ballance,
of Ocracoke, arrived in port
iast night with a cargo of fresh fish/
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HOSPITAL NEWH. 5
Washington Hospital.
J. Singleton from the contnry wee
"operated mr yesterday for appendt
eltls: to setting along nicely.
Mies A. B. Rohereon of Farmrllle
k has anffered a relapse -jmd tn the
hospital again.
Miss Newell, one of the efficient
corps of nurses at the hospital, left
for Everett yesterday on a cape.
B. M. Cox. who has Amen/la the
hospital for some time, has returned
to his home.
The following nurses have returned
from cases within the past f*w
day*: Miaa Mabel WUUams from
finnw HUT Mlaa Tmsto TOUnmi/ttMtt
from Farmrllle. : , .
Fowls Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. 8wanner of this city, who waa
operated on yesterday, is steadily re}
Fainlng He* health. ^ . '41
jn * A Clark of Wilson, who has been
a patient in the hospital for the past
few daya^ la getting along splendidly.
V.:bo BarnhiH, one of the nnraes
of this hospital who has been to
rifllUs w i time, leiumed-yee
terday. . A'.-v ' ? ' <';nv,
_ Mint Bertha Roberts, who is also a
nam at. the hospital and who has
been at Wllllamston for the past
1 eight weeks, returned to Waahlngton
SaSS5. J,':
kv?- Ml*. Jones of Blouota Creek, who
Ik was operated on the day before reeH
terday. te improving rapidly.
if C. A. Mynn U regaining. hl"
health rapidly.' Re It able to its up
without may trouble and ixpecta to
be able to go to hla home within a
few daya. 'I#??1-'
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ALFONSO 18 to, '
Madrid, May 17.?A national celebration
la being held today in honor
of the 11th birthday anniversary of
King Alfonao. Special maaaea were
leaned n number of political prfaon
ABOVE KK.ITKB^S til* AVERAGE
? |WI tl MW MO.VBM ?
L A. SQUIRES IS SECOND
Ml. Hqoin* U ItutHUim a CW Heci>o?l
to Whit*. Having Mail? 137
Shots Out of 173 ror the Aven?e ol
1*> IVr fWt. ;
Below are given the average* of
the Washington. Odd Club for the last
month. H. B. White in leading the
members with the excellent average
of 49 per cent. He made S90 out of
298 shots fired. This is an unnsoal
serves imt credit for hie good wor*.
L. A. Squires is running him a close
second. Mr. Squires has an average
of 10 per cent., having made 167
ont Of 175. -1 ::
Averages for Past Month.
H. E. White 94. , _
L. A. Squires 90.
. C,Jf._ Sterling JJ. -J,... -ni.
Fred Mallison 80.
A. Vl. Dnmay 79.
P. P. Maswell 74.
R. D. Kear 72.
H. B. Charles 72.
I. Y. Bland 70.
Mint Hodges 70.
E. H. JefTerdon 5.
?g g Worthy <1.
Wm. Knight 61.
J. D. Ebom 61. ?
Jay Hodges to.
S. B. Etherldge 60.
C. H. Sterling. Jr. 60.
1. B. Bpsrree SL s? J?&
Sugg Fleming 68.
R. T. Gallagher IS.
Below are the averages made at
the shoot which was held lftst Thursday.
White 96.
8qnlr?s 96.
Maxwell 86.
Knlrfht 86.
Sterling. C. B. 84. *
Mallison, F. C. 80.
Richards 80.
Dummy 78.
Sterling, C. H., Jr. 76.
Kear 7?
Ethf ridge 70.
Hodges, Mint 70.
HbOTBT#.
Jefferson, E. H. <4.
Hodges, Jay 64.
.1 itifrdMBfcfrjjft
Gallagher 62.
Fowls 40. A : V " : .
Tucker 36.
NORWEGIAN 8 CELEBRATE
CONSTITUTION.
?mmitm. auy it?..turn ** ism
In their native country and all oxer
the world are celebrating today the
centennial, anitmrsarx of the .Adoption
of * Const'tution. .The day la
regarded as rhe Fourth of July by
Americana.
BOOK ROOM OPEN TUESDAY.
Will Be Open from 9 Until 12 Ort
*? war
Prof. N. C. Newbold announced
thla morning, that fdr the benefit of
the Btudeqts, he bas set another day
aide so that those who desire to
take out books for the summer and
failed to do bo at the last appointed
day, may he able to do bo thle time.
The boo* room *111 he open from 9
a. nu ttatli noon Tuesday- Five cents
*?! bo charged for each book taken
oat tsy mem hers of the primary
eradtoi and ten cents for each book
vrhfch the members of the grammar
department and the .High School do
'
TRIANGULAR REGATTA.
Princeton,'N. J.. May 11?The bent
oiinun o( the Neml Academy meet
the creek, of Princeto ennd Col urnbin
Bnlreriltlee today brer the mflet
and-eecen-eighta conrao on Cernegte
lake, beet jeer Columbia raced
Princeton and von by elightly more
then e length, bet thle content ie the
brat out-of-town rede for Ibo mid!?L
. c/;
BHnUBn ro t
II H [j ^M*' j5
fe -V:'V;- *--_^ *$ ? jt
W114. \KHIVB HEBE AT ?!0? TO. S
MORROW AFTKRXOOX IHOH
MHIFOI.K.
AOTB PftRftOE WONBAY
Pamile Will Form at tin* Itouleace *
x* C*. m. C. Kudmui ajnl Kmc?ri 1
Mr. Daniel* to the School Auditorium. A
'
Hon. Joaephua Daniels will arrive '.
here tomorrow nfternoou at w3;30 ^
from Norfolk on the Norfolk South- a
*rn railroad. Ho Mil ?** met at the
depot by the arrangement commit- r
tee, which consists of A. D. MacLeen, "
^ - '
en airman, Mayor r . %j. aukht, j. iy. ^
fWt. George T. Leach. Harry. Mc- e
Ma]Ian and L. C. Warren. Mr. Pan- g
iela will be escorted by this commit- *
tee to the residence of Col and Mrs.
,V. O. Rodman, where be will spend e
, _ *. x_ *
the right.
Monday morning, a parade will
fcrc. In front of Cel. Rodman's reei- 8
deuce ut balf peat ten. Besides the
band art the h'aval Reneryes, there
will bu a large number of automobiles
In fe* parade, which will escort u
Mr. Daniels to the School Auditorium. 1*
The cars hod their occupants will be
as follows: ?
Gar yo. l.~ W. H. ElHson?Hon, i*
Joaepbus Daniels. Secretary of the *
Mary,?Hon. John H. Small. U. 9. J*
. Copg^esaman: Mayor Frank C. Ku|- ('
' ler. ' , . "*
Car No. I, lire. Geo. Hackney, Jr? "
Mrs. Joaepbus Daniels, Mrs. Mary ?
Daniels, Mrs.. W. C. Rodman. Mm.
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Car No. 3. J. K Hojt?A. D. Mac- tl
Lean, Hon. 8. Brown Shepherd of V
Raleigh: Col. W. C. Rodman. ?
Car No. 4, E. W. Ay ere?Rear-Ad
miral Geo. E. Reiter, ,U. S Navy; a
Lindsay C. Warren, Col. R. S. Neal. 11
Car No. B. J. P. Buckman. Jr.?
Capt. Geo. T.-Leach, J.'K. Dough ton, f(
Oeo. Hackney, Jr. % &
Car No. ?, P. H. Rollins?E. A. <*
Daniel, Jr.. A. M. Domay. Mrs. A. D.
MacLean.
Car No. 7, "J. /lavena.?J. B.
Sparrow, Mre. Prank C. Kugler,
Mrs. B. G. Moss.
CUP" TOTTTiW;" "VT Clark?Mrs.- c
J. K. Hoyt, Mrs. W. H. Carter, Miss r<
Jane Myers. n
Car No. 9, H. G. Sparrow?Mies p;
Lyda T. Rodman. Mrs. J. B. Moore, rr
Mrs. A. M. Dumay. ra
- Car No. 10, Mayor P. C. Kugler? p
Mrs. Geo. T. Leach, ex-Mayor C. H. m
Harding. Mrs. C. H. Ha^Mig. v
,C'ar No. 11, D. Hill?Hon. Geo. J. J,
Studdert, J. P. Tayloe, Sheriff Geo. _
E. Ricks.
Car ffc 12. C,Bell?Dr. John
G. Blount, Dr. Johnt5. Rodman, Dr.
f*, A. NUheluuOr-Rav?Iw. liardlagCar
No. IS, Mr. Tucker?Dr. D. T.
Tayloe, Mrs. D. T. Tayloe, Dr. E.
M. Brown.
Car No. 1#," W. Cox?Mrs.
John G. Blount. Mrs. D. M. Carter,
Miss Mildred Davla.
Car No. 15, Geo, T. Leach?Supt.
N C. Xewbold, Mrs. N. C. Newbold,'
County Treasurer E. R. Mixon.
The committee wlU be glad to
have other automobiles and carriages
to fall In line behind this formation
at the residence of Col. W. C. Rodman
at 10:80 a. m. Monday to go to
the School Auditorium.
At Mm Au^toeteun-, the.Secretary
of the N'avy will be Introduced by
E. A. Daniel, Jr.
Following bib address. there will
be a lunQheon tendered the distinguished
guest at the Elks Home.
Hon. John H. Small will act aji toast
master. The toasts will be respond-i
ed to by Hps. Josephu* Daniels, si |
Brown'Shepherd of Raleigh, Col. R.
8. Neal and Col. W. C. Rodman.
3fir.. Daniels wiU leave at 3: SO,
.the same afternoon, for Raleigh.
A party will take a abort trip down
the river in thg
Pamlico after the luncheon. , j .
UNVML HISTORIC CAWON.
Pole Tavern, N. J., May 17.?Gov. I
Fielder spoke here today at the un- ||
veiling of the historic caaon of Pole I
Tavern. which marks one of the im- II
portant events of the Revolutionary 11
War. J : T'; _
"? * ea?"AUSWCUkLV wjsrf f'lr
~ 1|r IIttitu -jt
PECIAL PBHFOMIAXrE TO lj>: V
oww^,^tir8*T
LOCAL TAIMTON STAGE A
wide* Exceptionally flood I'itfure*, U
liere Will Be Several Vaudeville f
eta by Home Talent. Larue Audi- I
ice, Expected. U
V; T ; . ?
The Daoghtpre of tbb Confederacy
ill Klve fi bent'Ht r>f thn l.vr', Tt?, ...
tre on Tuesday night. ' q
An excellent program has boon at- t<
rcged. The management will fur- a:
isb special pictures for the occa? tl
ton. in addition to this, there will ,c
e several acts by local talent Wo j,
re unable to print the complete pro^ h
ram today, but will give full details P'
londay. w
.It la expected that, a large nudU
ace will.be present at the performnee
Tuesday night- '
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ELLING BITTER BV PARCKC
ItJST.
a]
A New York State woman contrlb- ^
tea the following to the current t3
taue of Farm and Fireside: m
"My friendB in -New Jersey, twenty al
tiles from New York City, were paytg.
forty-two cents per pound lor pr*. w
Inary grade buter. I sent four tl;
Biintla (it hntter from my postnfflrra il!
Clarkson, Monroe Oaanty, 111
ork.) on Tuesday afteroonn and it ^
cached my friends early Thursday
torning.
"My grocer pays me twenty-eight .p
wis- a- pound. - I charged ?W*m
Urty-two cents, and rhey paid the
?rcel postage which was twenty- je
tren cents. p(
"I packed the butter In a new da
ve-eent light-weight bread-tin lined ei
jroughout with oiled paper. We OI
sth call it a good bargain. 1 make m
mr cents a pound on my butter, and i?
les get better butter for thirty-nine
Jots a pound.".
MRS. LEACH ENTERTAINS. fa
?; v" O]
Mrs. George T. Leach entertained ki
tab of Kight~at~s~e*rd partrmriiar ex
seidence on West Main street last w
lght. Some interesting games were lc
layed and highly enjoyed. Refresh- aj
lenta were served. High score was to
lade by MIhh Annie Cox. Those 1J
resent were STIfa Mary CoweB and
[esdames D. T. Tayloe, J. B. Moore, lo
71111am Telfair, A. M. Dumay and
ames Hodges. y<
tp - ^
Where the Chil- cl
~^^==^===^=?==?===- . ca
dren Come in hi
There seems to be as much j
tysle in children's clothes now
as there is in grown-ups. And
the children know it,' too.
The other day a little gifl
came home from school and
astonished her mother by saytag.
?
"I don't want 7o wear this ^
dress any more. I want a ^
Russian blouee like all the^ ^
other girls have." * M<
^ Vow the mother knew tljat ^
there were auch things as
"Russian blouse dresses," but ^
! that children were wearing ? (
them had escaped her notice. .
Being a wise woman she has- ^
tlty sought counsel with the ad- ^
ertlsements of The Dally
News, and there she discovered
Jujt what "all-the girls were ^
wearing'* and where who could m
buy moat advantageously for .
her little daughter. ^ V
Many a mother has found I
that In order to know what to I Q
get for her children must 1
keep herself Informed of IL.
changes of style through rend- lng
the advertisements of the _
shove la a reliable paper. They
tall her not only whnt the other
children have, but where each
article may be bonght v / ,
-
i? aHid Sund^
ETB
iimD
Mnisfc
niiimmv
CHURCH
rEI.I. KNOWN I'ASTOK OF Ill R- "
HAM TO I1K HKKK AT TOMOItBOW'S
SKKVII'KK.
VERY STRONG SPEAKER
' i]
rill ITearh at iloth tli? MorniiiK and >j
Ivening Serricw at the ItnptiNt j,
hurch Tomorrow. I.argc Attendance },
nmnwl. ????- - r- ?
Rev. C. C. Smith, of Durham will m
"( upy the pulpit at the Baptist u
hurch tomorrow. Mr. Smith Is nas- v
>r of the Baptist Church In the c<
bove city ? and la well known tc
iroughout the State. He la an exeptlonally
stronK speaker and his hi
sitSons are p.lr?sys full of Interest. l'i<
to will preach a*, both morning and se
veiling services. It is hoped that all gfc
lio ci:n will be present at both serv- gt
" ni
cc
in
SOT TO ATTEND COXVKXTIOX. n{
Miss Marcia Myers, who had been fQ
;> pointed Maid of Honor from North <Je
arollna to attend the re-unlon of nc
le Confederate Veterans at Chatta- he
loga, will be unable to be present br
i the occasion. Miss Myers made ac
ila announcement yesterday and
hlie she did not positively state yj
tat she would not attend the reilon*
she said that there was little
kelihood of .hgr going. It "is uu- ju,
itma?aa yet who?wtti?lake- ltei
ace. '
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RyS'S ATHLKTKH CKI.KI1KATK. th
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Philadelphia, May 17.?The Athtlc
Association on the Cniverslty of ^
jnnsylvania is forty years old to- a*
ty, and every athlete who has earnI
his 'varsity "P" on the crew on n
le of tho 'varsity track, football or wi
inor athletic teams, who could come wi
here.for the event. ya
THE WRONG DATE. th'
Ml
A certain workman In a >tewark ua
ctory seems to bo constitutionally m'
>posed to the institution commonly a
lown aa a bath. It is this man's ve
mtonrtor?appear- "each" morning al]
earing the grime he carried as he
ft the shop the previous night. He 8k
jpeared one day last weok with a ?1'
tuch of the yolk'of an egg upon his '8
P- m'
Seeking to have a little fun a ljel- m'
w-employe observed: 9,1
"Hello, Jake; bet I can tell what
>u had for breakfast this morning."
Words were bandied back and 18
irth and finally a wager was made,
le loser to set 'em up to a good 18
gar or something of the sort. Then
mm rhn, cllmat:
"Eggs." 18
"You'rq wrong," said Jake. "We
id eggs yesterday morhing."
]8
K. HOYT IS DISPLAYING SOMEthing
long needed?a complete
line of Children's Gowns?sizes 19
from 8 to 12 years. ,
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NOTICE.
Hon. ^osepbu Daniels, Secretary
the Navy, will addrees the people 19
Beaufort County ou Monday, May
>Mi at 11 o'clock a. in. in the put?\
: school auditorium, Mr. Daniels
is born In Washington and because
his achievements and position our,
topic should come out to hear him
ikerts for which can be obtained \l
om Mr. Lindsay a Warren. Only
ose who obtain their tickets today
n be seated at the luncheon. tr;
" in
HON. JOHBPHUfl DA NIK I..*4 en
HI be here Monday, and you may as
M something extra In meats. 1 ou
m save you some mammy every day *-<
? mast i 1 have the largest and
?kw lino In tbe rtty, nriL Ml
makfMt Bum, Dry Hnlt Mint. Cl
ork and anything else you want in h<
aoesrtea. 1?
Phone H. r>?- w<
J. K. ADAMS. w
K. HO*X WILL BKL1, S HATR ?r
nata today tar 10e. ??
te' .
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aTBi
FOR SEUIIK
UOWI MR
-MHE
I (K'KY MOI ST MAN CONVICTED J
I I XDEH NRVT HRAKCH AND |
SKI/A RK ACT.
I IS FISSTJONVICIION I
licit <hkxLs Wore Shipped to Hooky %
I ount from Virginia. Sovprul (;nL_ _
fl
tns of "Wet <;<mhLs" Found lu the ^
owe When it Win Searched. y
Tho first prosecution In Rocky
ount under the new search and selz- u
re act was held before the Recorder t<;
iiatcr.day mornlug when - BU4>lored,
was found guilty and senmeed
to six months on the roads.
The evidence indicated that lie
id been purchasing nil amount of cj
ijuor front Virginia houses and a
rious feature of the case was the ^
lipmentg of morphien.. The illicit
iods were shipped there in the
imes of various other parties, all ^
ilored. and the defendant's testlony
sought to establish that he did ^
it own the liquor so shipped. ^
Several gallons of "wet goods"
und In his possession were ordered w.
tstroyed and the Recorder anlunced
his intention of imposing |$
:avy sentences on the blind tigers
ought before him under the new
t.
KS SIR; THE RIFT SKIRT
IS TNK VERY RATKST.
BC
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ureover. Chicago Dressmakers Vote ?.
Die Slash tskirt a Fraud and e
Chicago.?Mine. Anna Ripley de- m)
ribed the newest fashion today to
e Chicago Dressmakers' Club in
?s*_xord?: ... - -?
"The skirt in lifted In front, above *
e ankles, so that the hem. If tight te'
alnst the lower limbs, would touch
e ankle Just above the ankle-bone,
the back the skirt will drop so it T*
11 Just skim the ground. The skirt *
11 be from one and a half to two ?n
rds wide at the bottom.
"The Dressmakers' Club abolished
a slash Bklrt at Just the right time," ?
ne. Ripley continued. "The slash n
8 been worn in Paris for six
>ntha. Their denunciation of it as
fraud, cheat and atrocity' is not *\
ry flttingT after they have used it
"Some people demand the split
Irt. Most of them want it concealunder
the folds of the dress, so it,
practically invisible and does no
aral harm. Demand for free moveent
lh the tight skirts brought the br
ish Into favor."
sp
tu
MAY 17 IX HISTORY." gu
14?The Norwegians declared ci!
their independence of Sweden. tu
53?Fort Riley, near the junction fai
of the Republican and Kansas M?
rtver?7-?imbH3trea: 717
63?General Pembertcn retired
within the fortifications of iDl
Vicksburg.
77?General Grant started from
Philadelphia on his journey ^
around the world.
02?Coronation of King Alfonso
Xtll at Madrid.
OS?Yachting contest for the
Kaiser's cup began. Court
fmm Sandy Hook to the l.iz
ard.
12?Socialists nominated Eugene
on
V. Debs for President and
Emil Seidel of Milwaukee, no
Wisconsin, Vice-President at sti
iccir convention at Indian- bu
apolla. d0
STKAI.1AN TKXMS
pi.avf.uk at rirrsnviw;. b*
Pittsburg, Pa., May 17.?Tbo AmMan
players who arc to take part
the matches for the Davis cop are
tered in the events of the Athletic
sociation here today! Many fam- Cq
s tennla expert? are here to see the
>rk of the Australians.
AMKRICA* DOGS ABROAD.
la
Paris, May 17.?At the ExposlUon W
nine International which began cM
re today at the Jardine de Toil- 1*
iea, several American clubs are ls
ill represented and promise to be
nnera of important prima. Among
e beat known dobs offering specials J,
e tbo Poklngooo, Rroaeh Baudot
id n?l 1 d ot "BroodorA mocI a t loo.
|i *
1 " ??.' p
??r iLl
- j . : y ^
f?||Fjl
,. - ? I
rbsiihont of WOMKVS CTYK7 P4^
<1.111 ArrasmsD t<? m.
portant post.
PPOINTtHEHT CAHIE TODAY
Irs. h. W. <>rtcr in a|i|K?int(-l Ixr
w I'oht of <'hiiiritinn of (lie Hi-iute*
i?Itl Kwnomlc Committee. Surreeds
rs. Oettinwr. '- TfriW
A signal honor has been conferred
pon the Women's.Civic Club o* this ' ^9
i>_ mid Its president. Mrs. H. W.
arter. Mrs. Carter has received a
>nimunirat ion .from Miss Fries, proslent
of the State Federation of
bits, rtppolntlng her to the office of
Jttlrn:?n of the Household Economic
r,mrfi!ttee. Mrs. Caterr wilF succeed
rs. A Oettinger of Goldsboro.
This is one of the most important
mm* of the organization, and "the . T3
Ivic Club is to b? congratulated
>on the fact that one of its "*
irg iece:ved the appointment for the *
The ,t< gnlar meeting of the club i"
ill bp hr*d next Tuesday. f
?SKHAI.l.-l'IT<HI.\<i ?l'\ volt'
UATTIXCi PltACTICK.
A baseball-pitching gun invented
me years ago by Prof. C. H. Hin- I
n~of Princeton University is deribed,
with illustrations, in the
BC POtyllir Mechanics Magazine. 1
lis nun. iBseiubling u I'lmTrorrTC"5T>
a ranee, and hurling the ball by
nans of gas shot into its breach
>m an ordinary repeating rifle,
is not designed to take the place of
{iltcfor ta a game, but to "give bntrs
an opportunity "for unlimited
actice.
This gun was successful In that It. - vj
>uld actually throw curves end
row them accurately, but there was
e defect that could not be over'
tue, due to the "human equation."
e gun never failed to inspire fear
the batter. That the batter would
ow just when the ball was coming,
electric wire was run to the bat's*
box. and by stepping on the
ite the circuit was closed and the
ink cartridge in the rifle fired. The- .
wage-batter would step op this
lie and then jump back about four ^
?t, letting the ball go by. Another
awback was the Tact that the hoi
ses soon acted on the covers of the
lis and made them as hard as
icks.
An almost- unlimited range of
eed was obtained by rn&king the
be connecting the breech of the
in. into which the rifle was disarged.
telescopic. The shorter thebe,
the greater the forpe., Rubbcrced
curving fingers, adjustable to
y planq .about teh muzzle, caused
TbaTT "to curve, "out" or "in." or
Irop," different sotH of finder* g'.vS
different degrees of curve.
fM
HII.K Ol'T SHOPPING DON'T
fail to visit J. K. Hoyt's and ask
to d?* snojtn u?? l-umes' L'.t-on
SuTQt in tho different stylos.
NOTICE.
It is requested that property c*n*
on Main and Second street- So
t put their garbage out on tbe
eats on Monday. The wagoua are
Ry~iU~lhe"r&ar of the stores on that ' .-'Si
7 and it is impossible to collect .J
lewbere. Kindly wait until Tnesday
for? putting out garbage.
RAIN AIDS CROPS.
. ic .JEM
Reports from the surrounding
untry state that the recent raVp ha*
en a great benefit to all the crops.
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I will be in Use Grand Jury Room
the Court Hoam in the City of
Mhlagtoa for the purpose of Ustiiig
j tare* from ft a. m. to I p. m. and
*n a p. m. aatu ? p. m. until Jan? .j
t. W. O. A?KR8, 'i I
ft 10-lOCc Li*t Taker.
K. HOYT WILL HAVE A DEMON strator
of the West Electric Ralr '
Curler here Monday. . ; ^