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Mis Christine Tyaor .
Lyon.
Miss Leila lroct
1.000 . Miti AItna vaughan ..
1,000!
1.000 f LoaUbaix.
1.000 !m!i Eleanor Cook ...
1.000! M It Fannie Bod die ...
1.000 1 Miss Annie Allen
I Mln Annie Bell King .
Miss Maud Hick . . . . .
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Duke. ;
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likeville.
Smith, II. 1 - .
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- Iaii'-aFter, R.
jjsa Halt, It. u . . . .
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jiw,- Worrell, it-
JSton Grove.
Caarlt-s McLamb, H
Miss Mary Stuart Edgerton.
Mls Ju)!a Barrow
Mis Mary Belle Macon
Lock Til !c.
Miss Mary Watson
Haywood.
Mies Kate Tbomaa
1.000
1.0001
1.000 !
1.000!
4.100 i
1,000
1.000
1.000 1
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1,600
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I Miss Dixie Lawrence
1.000 j.M)? L. 51. Murcblson
2i:JJJ! Franklins.
1 0Q0IIes Emma Woods
7fio Miss Ilessle Dthridge ......
I Miss Bessie Joyner 1.000
j Miss Fannie Allen 1,000 j
1 000 ! 3 anna xiarria l.UOii
2.400;
10.000
1.000!
1.000
; G h uaugntry A8VU I , 71
j -m co oucio jicuuee ......... X.UUU f
iMiss Annie Conyer3 1,000;
Harker 3,000
Linden.
j .s LiHicif IR'll
W.ia Heaves 1,000
i; Ga;!:e Corrington . . ,
Princeton.
.tI .; Woodward, li. 1.
Durham.
ImIw Ida Pt
Miss Camelia Barber, K. 7.
Creeclmoor.
1,000
2.C00
3,100
1,000
1,000
1,000
! Miss Lois Rogers 1,000
2.100; Miss Minnie Winston 1,000 i
1,000 j Mrs. Bessie Nethary 1,000 i
1.600 j Miss pearl Curl 21,0005
Mrs. Carl Mangum 1,000 !
Miss Burma Sanford 1,000 i
Cliapel Hill.
Miss Annie Norwood. R. 1. . . .25.000
1.000 ; Miss Annie Gattis 1.600j
Miss Louise Stroud 1,000 j
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Miss Margaret Gattis 3,000
Miss Nellie Powell 1,000 j
Miss May Harris l,600i
Miss Effie Lambeth. 1,000
Miss Cary Hobby 1,000
Miss Mary Bynum 1.000
His3 Sallie Smith, R. 5 1,000! Miss Lucv Ellineton 1. ono
1,000 j
'a liort'.-iise Edwards, R.
I ,. Mar ir t Cox, R. 2
IJIliiigton.
5; S ; !;.' SMon
Jf:5 .! . JOtilJMJii ....
M.s- M ir Ucthva
jf.js E.-i-i.' .Matthews ....
Jin;kson, It 2,600
Keener.
iKtrden ....
(inldsboro.
y .j I'ennie Hill, R
Mj ira
1,800
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3i:ss Maggie iancaster, R. 5 . .
2,400
1,000
Hiss Carrie Sasser, R. 5 1,000
1,000
1,000
Hiss Mary Elmore, R
Dunn.
Kiss liossie West, R. 6. .
ML-s Viola Hargrove, R. 6
Miss Augusta Wilford, R
Miss Lula Strickland, R 1,000
lis Vera Parker 3,100
Miss Esther Thornton 1,000
Kiss LeFsie Iee, R. 2 8,000
Clinton.
MiisLMie Packer 37,000
Miss Victoria Crumpler 1,000
M;s3 Flora Register 1,000
Miss Minnie Kennedy 4,200
HisFloy Butler 1,000
Mia Maude Maxwell 1,000
JtasZenobia Gore 18,100
Mis Maggie S. Vann, R. 4
Clayton.
Mis Winona Massey 1,000
Miss Mabel Barbour 1,000
Miss Gladys Barbour 1,800
Miss Bertie Jones, R 1,000
Carlos.
Miss Cara Collier 2,100
Bunlevel.
Miss Neva Allen 4.200
Miss Kate Byrd 1,000
Buie's Creek.
&ss Pauline Bryan 1,000
Miss Katie Hatcher 3,100
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Angier.
Miss Lula Parrish, R. 2 23,000
Miss Lenorah Dupree 17,400
Delway.
Mrs. Frank Johnson 2.400
Miss Josie Mann, R. 2
1,000 Miss Mary Sorrell, R. 2
Miss Leoh
Kerr.
Parker 19,200
Roseboro.
Mlss Xelia Cooper, R. 1 16.600
Autryrille.
Miss Elizabeth McKenzie, R.l 28,500
Oranee.
Mrs- C M. Hall 1,700
Ooooer.
Jjss Vera Jackson 2,400
8 Maggie Baggett 1,200
DISTRICT No. 3.
y. Youngs ville.
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S3 Bessie Young 1,000
J S3 Gertrude Winston 1,000
J 83 Ruth Strickland 3,200
r"ss Bessie Green 1.M)0
v, Mary Julia Pierce 1,000
lss Bertha Privitt 1.000
HSS 411? . . J
uoocn 1,800
Selma.
35,000
1,000
1,000
, 1,000
16,000
25,000
10,000
Miss Carrie Powers, R. 2 . .
Miss Hattie Langston, R. 2
Miss Beulah V. Upchurch, R
Miss Annie Baldwin, R. 4. .
Miss Bert Stone, R. 4 .... .
Kimbleton.
Miss Mary M. Moore 30,800
Miss Decie White 1,000
Miss Mary Gilmore 1,000
Miss Olive" J. Peoples 1,000
Pedlar's Hill.
Miss Georgia Smith 8,000
j JJolHe Brown 1,000
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Mis, T 1,000
rT J omPes l.ooo
Sthan uuer' " 4 29,000
Gertrude Starling, R. 4. . 1,000
Pittsboro.
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Miss f-i,. aapin 1,000
Miso Z . ore 27,500
Bessie Carroll 1. i,000
183 Bessie Pierce 1,000
w. SUer City.
Maud White .......... i,600
Oxford.
8' J' S- Rogers 2,400
- Moncnre.
Z?1 Maud Pettr. R a
XT Laura Brian . ..
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1,000
1,000
1,9001
1,000
2,400
DISTRICT No. 4.
Waxhaw.
Mrs. John Rogers 2,100
Mrs. L. L. Fincher 1,000
Winnabow.
Miss May Rich 1,600
Win gate.
Mrs. Jessie Perry 1,000
Weeksrille.
Miss Alethea Chory 1,000
Miss Gracie Eves 1,000
Miss Mary Lester 1,000
Miss Gussie Emmett 1,000
Mrs. Clayton Meade 32,000
Unionville.
Mrs. Atlas Bacum, No. 2 5,100
Stoneville.
Miss Lillie Glenn . . . 1,000
Miss Fannie Linsley 1,000
Miss Daisy Joyce 1,000
Miss Minnie Lauten 1,000
Miss Mamie Thomas 2,100
Miss Amy Lundon 1,000
Miss Annie Matthews 1,000
Miss Gussie Penn 4 . 1,000
Miss Ruby Grogan 1,000
Miss Mary Lewis 1,000
Miss Maud Fagg 1,00.0
Mrs. R. L. Stone 1,000
Stallings.
Miss Bettie Stallings 3,100
Spencer.
Miss Ora Hunter 2,800
Salisbury.
Miss Eva Hicks 1,000
Miss Jessie Proctor 39,500
Miss Mary Russell, R 1,000
Miss Annie Arey 1,000
Miss Daisy Lentz 1,000
Miss Alice Reamey 1,000
Reids ville.
Miss Ida Summers 1,000
Miss Maggie Duke 3,400
Miss Clara Hudson, R. 3 1,000
Miss Ollie Shrieves, R. 2 1,000
Miss Wilsie Walker, R. 2.... 1,000
Miss Minnie Williams 1,000
Regan.
Miss Letha Jenette .... 2,400
Monroe.
Mrs. J. P. Rogers, R. 2 1,000
Mrs. Robert Iceman 1,000
Mrs. W. B. Love 1,000
Miss Wildred Stephenson . . . . : 1,600
Miss Lena Henderson 1,000
Mrs. W. H. Hotchkiss, R. 4. . 1,000
Marshville. .
Mrs. F. C. Brbadaway...... 1,800
Indian Trail.
Miss Maud Stallings 2,700
Mrs. J. E. Broom 1,000
Hillsboro.
Miss Amelia P. Gordon ..... . 1,800
Mrs. Blanche Ray . . . . . . .... 1,000
; Hester. .
Miss Nannie Grisfom, R. 1 ; . . . 1,900
Miss Canon Moes . . . . ...... 1,000
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Ixora Nkboioc
Agn Albright ......
Clara Montgomery . . .
Annie Harden
PajetferllJ.
Lula WHIUm. R. . ,
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Crewell.
Maggie Wood ley
Sadie Phelp
Pearl Davenport
Earnestine Alexander .
Ida Spar
Hester Smith
Mamie Davenport
Mary E. Spruill
Tillie Ambrae
Ida Chaplain l .
Jennie Furlough . . ,
Hurllnffton.
Lois Workman
Hazel Albright
Swananoa Patterson..
Ilaird's Creek.
Bertha Brinfon
Annie Pepkin
Ethel Brinson
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Arapahoe.
Beatrice Erasley . .
Maude Rawis
Janie Holton
Leaksville.
Gertrude Fagg . .
Katie Millner . .
Anna Dell Neal . . .
Spray.
Eva Preddy
Anna Eanes
Pearl Wilkinson .
Kinston.
Sallie Mae Andrews,
Sara Waller
Lula Daugherty
Mary Brown ......
Pearl Philip
Bela Sutton
Winnie Scott
Sanford.
Mamie Bright . . .
Alice Williams
Gertrude Campbell
Bethel.
Fannie Carson . . . .
. ,100
, 1.700
. 1.000
. 1.000
. 1.000
4,100
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2.400
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1.000
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1.000
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1,700
1,000
2,400
1,000
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1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
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Wcj11 Haiti th IVmm Mm. I
CUr.toc N DUpatrh.J
Tb rotten taill m aay ihl If J
tty rdu". th tariff on cotton
roodf, it ui rtiin thlr boaifiv. If
that U true, ac4 bUt it it.
aon'i It alto min the farmer buU
If the mill men raat aord to
bay asd manufacture the farmer
cotton, what are they gotng to do
with it?
Not Popular Idrm Among tlrorxiA and
North Carotin iN-tiiocrai.
Durham Reorder. J
Champ Clark" decision not to run
aroucd afier another office while
holding cue i not the popular idea
in North Caroiioa just at present.
t0rtrrju
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fa 9itW lart-
Ttm. it! l.
rrnucATio.v of soimonk.
Awful Hani on the Ikmkey.
Durham Sun.
If Yardaiuan and Jeff Davis had
pained prominence when an animal
was selected to represent the Demo
cratic party we could understand
why the donkey was chosen.
In the Superior Ootart April Term,
1011.
North Carolina Wak County.
Ben M. Mooneyharn
va.
Minnie G. Mooneyham.
Neither of Them Interfered With the
Trust.
Durham Herald. i
What we cannot understand is
that the friends of Mr. Aycock should
bf? holding it against Mr. Kltchin that;
he did not put the trusts out of busi-j
ne?s. Mr. Aycock had the same chance:
at them as did Mr. Kltchin, and if?
any have pulled out ot fhe State they
have not been missed. !
Now that cotton has gone down
$ a bale during the sitting of a
Democratic Congress, that, too, In
the midst of the worst drouth in 30
years, who can now say with any de
gree of consistency that the Demo
cratic low tariff don't effect the price
not only of cotton, but almost
everything else? Countrymen, vote
the Democratic ticket and go back to
Cleveland souphuses or vote the
Republican ticket and live in pros
perity. Certainly, the farmers are
in their own light to vote for a party
that will lower the prices of the pro
ducts of their toil. Ex. .
To Minnie G. Mooneynam:
Thl It to notify you that your hus
band. Ben M. Mooseyham, ha
brought tuit against you to the April
Term. 1911, of Wal Superior Court,
for divorce from the bond of matti
mony. and that the summon Issued
for you has been returned br the
sheriff with thl endorsement there
on: "After exercising due diligence,
the defendant. Minnie G. Mooney
ham. Is not to be found In thi coun
ty." You are, therefore, further noti
fied to appear at the July Term. 191!,
of Wake Superior Court, which con
venes on the 10th of that month, and
answer, demur or plead to the com
plaint which will be filed in thl
court during the first three day of
that term, otherwise the plaintiff will
demand to be allowed to prove the al
legations of his complaint and have
judgment accordingly.
MILLARD MIAL.
Clerk Wake Superior Court.
J. C. L. HARRIS,
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Traa M Lo-aiiiaSl. Jtf?ef$f l?ag&
all agts.! ftm tc frsa U
tMfc& et last ft near. n AtrU
lefts. Sill. f tal Itajimvr Cjrv,
lie assSK kivtag tt4
Sta ir f lias aeu aa.i ra
tr4 tkt 4ay a ta n? f
Wl Caty. lta til 4ori
tbere'a: "After 4tligat Mrt)
Cassttt it. iu:i Uit t t
fa4 ia Wake ea!y. To ar
f artier sotlfU4 t&at tie pUlm
aa4 a rry taervof for yoa. raa 4
pm'A4 la ihm 2r ef ta rUtk at
tae Bzpf Her Cmrt of Wake Coaly.
ob U lia day of Jutm It 11, a&
yoa mill arrar at tt Seabr
tena. It 11, of Ve Se;rtr
Court. hkh tsv&M ta tlih
day of that raocth. aa4 aaer. de
aar or f!r4 to tbe 14 eostaiat,
otherwtie the ptafatiff U1 daaa4 la
be allowed to rrot the allegaUefta
of her eoeipl&tst an4 hav u4g
accordingly. M1LLAHD MUU
Clerk Wake SapeHor Cort.
ThJ Jaly it. Itll.
J. C. L HARRIS.
Attorney of tb Plaintiff.
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