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Yql. XXXVII. j S CONCORD. N. C, THURSDAY J Uliv 27, 1911. ; NO. S
iit"
crr.v YOUNG FOUND.
.. toaks Sanitarium atMoj-
'Trouble. V f
. . jb-rt S. Young, Ji., whose
M!", .li-apjarance fromi the
r'T,,-ti destroyer Kkius at the
' ... i .lnli-1!? rotated a
.;VV iwi l"j
'.' ibr-M-rtK'Ut the. country, is
;,,,;i.ioaks Sanitarium, ;Mor
w:l ,!,-,. lie was taken by his:
. , Voting Tuesday
Yw York. . i j
turned to tire" city tins
seen at his office
i rrl J. ,' '
nis arrival, me nrst news
ial been iound reached
um in Atlanta with
r a futile .search, in New jYork
'tT,.! hI over a week. The jmes
j,, to him 1mm Mr.;FredjWi
" , holds a position at the
";'', Manufacturing Company s
rl ''i:i New York and who formerly
! the I annon omce vnere
l'r.
Y..::ri;.'
w as
.at.
MT. PLEASANT NEWS.
DR. REID TO BE
HERE NEXT SUNDAY.
Improvements at Collegiate Institute.
The Farmers' Institute. The Secretary of Laymen's Movement of
CItY ALDERMEN MEET.
CONFERENTIAL CONVENTION. THE -OTHER TCO HAN TALES.
Most Connect With Sewer Street- Of Southern Confertzic N. C. Srxod I Dtclxxt BeatUt ToU Her He Had
Railroad Survey. -Personals.
The most extensive Improvements
that 'have been made for years are
being completed at the Collegiate In-
Methodist Church to be at Central
Church Next Sunday. '
Rev. Dr. ( F. Reid, Secret ary t
the Laymen's Movement of the M. K-
Car Franchise Discussed J. TT
Dorton Elected Bufldinr Inspector.
FUh and Fish Odors Various
Other Matter. I
The board of aldermen held their
Held at St Martin's Chtrth.
The Confcrential Contention of the
Southern Conference of the North
Carolina Synod of the Lutheran
church, convened at St. Martin
presiding. The secretary hems ab
sent the president anointed Mi!
up a
.July 20th, and wanted to
,vei
.;,. v.
.Vi'lr. -Iciin (Wslie, a natije of
,p(.(lnl iifi'l manager of the Cannon
k' in Vu York. Mr. Leslie was
". - ,!, nirwe at the time but En-
. Yniiiiir was recognized Dy
i i . u: 11
r;ii;im vno Knew, uim-weui wucu
, jve,l iii ( oncord.
)r. Willi;i:iis, who had been
)r' young jart of the timo durin
with
g his
noti
stitute. The mam building has not Church. South, will oeeunv the nuloit resrular mnnthlt- m1 T.Ur !DttP' rUDl H- M.
onlv leeri thoroulilv romWntPrl l,fL .i .1 t. LI.. c..-j-.. 17 . "r?L "T V nrotrn. pallor, on Sat unlay after.
-j 0 j -J I Ul VCUilOJ CIIUICU
it ha; been workv! nvpr to n. orpat mn.;i, n
extent. Manv of the rooms have hm f n. T?; ae TO;n fh;n t . i i t : ine eonveni ion oenei ith Hymn
partially or fully refinished, rfdl the the Biggest Thing in the World." were present.
hallways newly wainscoted and the Dr. Reid is one of the ablest men All property owners on the section
entire interior giva an application in the Southern Methodist church, and of "streets outlined were ordered to
of paint and white wash. It is neat his missionary addresses recently at connect with the sewer. On both sides
and -attractive in every particular, the Greensboro and Charlotte district Df Depot street from Spring to church
The boarding hall has been completed conferences left impressions on those street. On Union street from Frank-
and the lady in charge of the board- who heard them that can never be jjn avenue to D. L. Bost 's residence,
ing department will resid. in the hall effaced. Speaking of his address at On Church from Loan to Corbin
during next session. The outlook for the Greensboro conference the North street. On both sides of Corbin to
another year continues encouraging. Carolina Advocate says: Spring. On the east side of Spring
Mr. Jonah Harwood commenced . "Dr. Reid 's appeal in behalf of the to G. Ed. Kesler's residence-
Monday morning with a force of daymen s .Movement was one ot over- t wa8 ordered that sewer line be
hands grading out the public sauare. whelmin eect' and e doubt lf eveM constructed on following streets: To
No IfiUstloa of Spezlzs Hu lift
With His Wif,
Iurl.nxn4. Va July .'2X H4&4
Sydnor. a Chemiereld uatr dairy
man today ttipstided Henry tWat
tie, Jr., rtarprd ith the r&ardr of
hi wife a week acs a iht taan wboca
he ar alone in an aaUm4nJ early
on the niht of the tragedy in tW
very tjnt hrrr later the crime vu
committed, and iWalah Hinfunl, th
"oiner woman in lite eae, maoe a
Laurie Brown to art in that eaicitj. Utatrmect whiek i taken to fumUh
ine ueiegaie were enroueu ana their
reports read. Not very many -cieties
were represented, but all re
ports read were encouraging one.
Among those represented .were two
women's societies that had for a
a motile Tor the rnme. Thee wm
the prinrijal drr!ojti,ent in tb
eae tooav.
The I tin ford woman i alleged ta
have admitted to deteetirea a ihort
time before the murder Beat tie said
. i i . - .
ime, oeen aormani, out nave again to hrr: ..of j mi inUtt.
oecome aciive. AH were glad to wel-1 t fc,-.,wii,- i;r-
m w mm m r vaa tu W II a W Ilia
Louise. I may havr to live with her
It will add no little to the appear- a congregai on was orougui 10 leei
anee of the streets at this important T " i ! SVT
I
grader school building No. 2 West
side of Depot street from South Geor
gia avenue to Pine street. On Pine
The Sunday School convention for Western North Carolina Conference gtreet from D t to out-fall at Can
No. 8 Township will meet in St. James
Reformed church on Tuesday August
15th at 10 o'clock. A splendid pro
gramme has been especially prepared
and it is expected that this will be
win owe JJr. item a great aeot oi grai- non m
ltude tor the magnihcent campaign he
is making in
trict Conferences
On Kerr from Depot to
magnmcent campaign ne Guy. On Guy from Kerr to Pine. On bv ?wo addrwiw Rev C P M
connection with our Dis- White tn T)pnnt 1 t ? aaar8ff' fy- - 1 v1
nces. It is not too much cement mvcraent wr 1 orde-ed of Concord, most Pp
, seh insnirational earn- Kej!l pnately spoke on Acts 1:S. In
to say that no such inspirational cam- put f-owl at full width between K--r
nm n li oc at at Ia "PrTA Kaan pnnf inn. I n -v .
one of the best township conventions amrtT1 11C n iho 811uiwt an ine str,eet?' , 4 , j
No 8 'has ever had - ." "T" , vw ine ooara agreea to Dunq a pave- which Christ had and to irnr the
, - . i f of missions. It will surely bear much ment on Norfh church street bel 5V. V ' r1 u,e
Tlifl annual inafifuM fnr TflrmPTS .... I meut on lonu iiurcu uirri. wnr ,rfi nMrl nf AvanrroIiatwin
.. . .7 . trl,,r " I i T
come them back. The convention was
delighted with the following recita
tion: "Unawares," by Miss Fannie
Brown; "Giving for Misssions," by
Mis4 Ruth Brown, and a touching
reading by Miss Ida Whitley.
The convention Was also favored
ac-
appn-
an
impressive way he sought to give the
worldwide viewpoint of missions
mI left; Atlanta immediately! and
t'wn his arrnai iu ..new - "yi
tn i.laeed unter meuieai treatment
the ikhkIs ot i'r. nitcnara, nere
remained until Monday, whn it
arolin.'-. i
Vt the time Ensign Ycung showed
p at the Cannon office ne was regis-
at tlie Woleott hotel in . iiNew
Vork but had been there only one! day;.
min! there he states trom Al'tny.
past liow Mng he had been il; Albany
fliU not bo learned or whether he.
Vad visited any other, places diiring
ae nine days Ins whereabouts were
;nknoTra. -i '. -
Dr. Youn? states that? Dr;-PrCchf
Ird said that his son was suffering
rom serious: mental affection and, was
hot competent to periorm nis-auxie
Jind reenmnvend ed that ho be placed.
a Sanitarium in the mountains Of
Korth Carolina for treatment. When
sked how long his son w.ould likely
at file Sanitarium Dr. i Young re
lied that he eonld'not tell Oil laccpunt
f the nature of the trouble butlthat
evonld be there until he was :'ully
eeovered and that, lie thought, wjould
ake considerable .time. - . ,
Senator Overman was seen in qalis
lary on hi? way to Washington Tues
iay night and he notified the naval
authorities this morning of the young
en sent the depa;rtment by the ypung
aau s lather, containing reports irom
.L i i i t 1 I 1 .
ae iwo pnysieians tnat nave exam
him reu'arding his condition.
Dr. Ton ng stated that the report
tiiat he or his son made any attempt
to travpl inronif n or had manned
aeir trip to Moraanton was 'an error,
a they made no effort whatever tp
fonceal their idenitv. 'Thev werei met
TT. . - . ,t
n iti-'li Foiiit hv r. T.nt.her T. liart
and came to Salisbury on iraiU
w Kirn fliov waited an hOlir OT
will meet here next I Wednesday.
Ample preparations will be mzAe to
care for all visitors, and a large at
tendance is expected, j-
The threshermen " are driving their
machines into the sheds j to await an-
fruit.
Dr. Reid will also address a meet
ing of the layman of the city Sunday
afternoon, and will occupy the pulpit
at Forest Hill Methodist church at
night.
It is intended to have a great jnter-
tween lan street ana crown s iane, fr n v potrfin 0f nr,i(n r.
provided no damage is asked by the in a flow of lanage,
prupervy ovnW. . , . very fittingly spoke on "The prime
The board ordered that curbing be frt ha enr,,!
placed on the west side
avenue to Grove street.
as long a my: father i alive, tot
jut am froon a the old man die
sayt kid, you and 1 will run away
together. I don't know whether wa
ca get married or not, but we will
tale a chance anyway."
Never Had A Chance, She Siyi
"I never had a chance, noC eett
when I was a little giri,M Mi Bin
ford nidf with, a sob. 'lve always
Iwen shoved' down, down. Kvery
time 1 tried to work omebtdy eam
and dragged up old stories and now,
oh, how I wish I were dead, for all
my happiness is over."
mi i j. j 1 '
other harvest, having completed thres- jpunminatinnal mass mPPtinr of lav- e , , 1
ing one of the largest crops of small Z'w.L U Ka .mJa w.Tlr ?lscussea y tne memoers o iw oou a er ftnd consecration tUe
o;., th? c,t;nn 7.,;." "rrrri: u" action was taKen. nen lue nrinjft renilisifPa for th individual.
of Georgia of , true Christian missio en. pi, I ? bavc been a right. hen
: fric. sr-n., it fmm h-tn.l. was years oiu lamer gnl a di-
was also -'Ik nf t. inni vowe Dd mother didn't want m .
il- - 1 J I'v'u' v- I . it T . ill .
I uir,,nuu lurii i men iiarrr
grains ever; produce! in this section neia. Definite anouncements will be
of the country. i made, by this paper later,
The iarmers are looKing ior rain
and thy are needing it 'badly.
Jiist now we,, can "appreciate the
tWO I .....v ..iiv. i h a uiru iiurr
auu aiierwaru inings weni wronsr.
ARRESTED IN MJRGANTON.
street ar f company applied) for a Tbe eollection taken amounted to 2?, I "i " t i l .
franchise they put up a bond of $1,000 m This will co as nart navment J Fot 11 " bookkwpep r
t it they it i J.uj-i, onwis, out somebody reeognued
which they agreed to forfeit if the of tfae baptismal font which the con-
did not nave three mues pi irfc ferential convention expects to place
ouiit ana cars operas uU1u in the new church at Greensboro,
years. As is well known the street Tlie f 0iiowinjr officers were elected :
advantages of living in a smajl town g j Now in Jail Here cnaxged
vvj.vu obcooAUK yAVbuui -rwv " i-uiniuj .president, miss uuie l-ook, uoncora;
of Barrier-Widenlioiise Company. with this agreement and as the time ipresi3ent Miss Linian Cline, Mt.
Samuel J Kirbv a one arm white expires August 22 it is hardly prob- Pleasant. secretary, Miss Fannie
bamuei J. Jviroy, a one arm wmie able t0 exteiid - 'aKa. '.ec'ct.nf cx-
man. tormenv an msuirance agent i . ., AU :J. i4V, ,
at fabulous prices we are managing
to Jind enough to eat at reasonable
prices. A majority oi our peopie
have a srarden. xwtato patch 'but no
jebody
me and told and I had to leave.
fI was turned out of the school I
started to go to becau.M of it, and
every job I got I lost !ecaue the
world won't give a girl a chance.
Every time it has been worm, and
now my life is over.'7
and dead-o that we are not m ija- $oU0rDond on tne cnargo or Biea"not.thl-miles 'in length by the time gwn" Efird's if ST
mediate danger, though iust a little clothing from the firm of Brrner & : i,o ,ment. th bond RTP' ,
ihort for some of the necessities.
; t;. -'J. J
rfiVnlotA in -ho ntrropmpnt the bond I m l .1 ji i :
WMenhou.. Khby was arrested in "7; , forfeited as is the tJriTL."
The railroad surveying corps - plans Morganton, where' he was located by Fra-HsT If some other agreement jj'tiKn hv Rev C A BrU C
wprfi ehansrcd - last week. ! Instead of the local police and when brought . ,04Wlll(J(q nv the board and the i"" J "
. n i- .i 1 i k, I x, ..n.n.iniT irv fncoDii ctciL I . .-it ii I iurnam.
returning to oausDuiry iixm juere nic ue jcotcxnaj vwhao a street car people they win De oper
ate contiiuing to Monroe. They ing the goods and gave the police the ting carg without a franchise after N0.
havo harl their 'headquarters for the name of one confederate, who will n(-8lst 99. As the time is not yet up
past few days' at Mr. M. M. Furr's. probably be arrested today. the" board did not take any3, action Tq Be Held in St. James Reformed
. M.Annip rv hasone to Mr. h. ibeverai weens ago tue store 01 iocf o-hf Vmm the sentiment ex-
D. Cravton's at Mission to look after Barrier & Widenhouse was entered g d during the discussion there
the sick of Ms family, six or wnom and a quantity oi. cioimug iais.eii. is little doubt .that the majority 01
we 'hear arei confined with typhoid The police department began a stre- the board favor holding the street
fever. i , nuous search for tthe guilty parties car company strictly to the' agree-
Atie tt-Ho Mnnsp ic viaitins' in Char- and a strong chain of evidence was mDr,t
nttP . . worked up against Kirby, who was TJoon the endorsement of the mem- 10:30 o'clock, How to Reach Those use of his theatre and his moving pie-
l me wuimuc, ivc. xi. iv. mcuaiur mre uuuu iu iue gooa ruauii ious ana
8 TOWNSHIP CONVENTION.
Church, Mt. Pleasant, Aug. 15.
Lecture Will be Given at the Pas
time. Will be Illustrated by Hand
some Pictures. ,
The Southern Good Koad Train
will reach Concord tomorrow morn
ing and every citizen of Concord and
Cabarrus county should take a loot
at it. The lecture which is on of tha
most interesting features of its kind
10:00 oclock, devotional exercise, ever presented to a Southern audi-
Dr. P. A. Barringer. ence, will be deliverej in tho' Pas-
10:10 o'clock, Methods of Teach- time moving picture theatre. Man-
ing, Rev. R. A. Goodman. ager Odell very kindly tendered the
Mr and Mrs. John Cook, of Albe- found in South Carolina. A close b6rs of the fire company the board on
marie spent Sunday here.
trace was kept of his movements, and elected J. Harvey Dorton building in- son.
spector. This ofhee has always caus
ed the administration more or less
trouble as it has never been conduct
or! in' .nfhnrd an with the law gov
erning it and the State authorities School to Church, J. B. Moose.
have severely criticised the city for
not entoremg the ordinances j that 11
pe fur the western train and in
time strike to a number -of acquaint-
that
ord.
Dr.
and
heir
3ne from 'Salisbury- and Con
When thev roa plied Morganton
wun? says that he and Ensign Yi
went .t the hotel nniT re?istered
R2ade no effort there to keep
lr"lentit'v a sperot.
fcincp Ensign Younsr's whereabouts
eoniliti'fi linvn Vioen mnrlp -nhlhlic
"is father is' of tlm that the
-aval authorities will not interfere
the pl.in that -&s "been addpted
ft.v Mm for treating the young officer
and he has requested a leave o abj
?Mce. for 1 1 i m on account of sickness,
Ensign Young's mental conditipn is
lUl.out doubt responsible for his
eavin hie 4.i,:n'. if :a iOQT-Tir1 khat
New Vr,.l- 3 . i i.
.-. vi.tt. wubiuer nis conoiuousveiv
j'erimic t T
We tl
Rpv "N". R. Richardson lett lues- when the landed in Morganton tne
day to attend conference at Norwood, police there succeeded in arresting
Rev. and Mrs. L. D. Miller and him. He waived examination and
Prof. G. F. McAllister are attending was committed to jail in default of
the Sunday School normal at Hickory, a $500 bond.
, A number of our people are at-
pnrTmr the Masonic .-picnic- at Albe- Evidence Grows Against Beattie.
morlA Vodnv. Richmond, Va., July 26. Another Ms the duty of the building inspector
"""'U J 1 I. .'. .' 1. . 1 J . . . J I . ,r "V 1 1 XI.-
Miss Margaret McAllister has long interview between deleaves auu to entorce. Mr. uorion nas ine bup-o-one
to Concord to assist her brother, Beaulah Binford, the woman in the port of the local firemen and Mayor
Mr J. B. McAllister, in the work of Beattie murder case took place in the Wagoner is especially anxious that
his" office Henrico jail today. The girl talked the laws governing buildings jbe rig
Mr. Jesse Peck has entered the with great freedom of her relations idly enforced' in order that he city
Charlotte. I with Hpnrv Beattie. Jr.. and while officials mav be relieved of any em-
uusinesa vuivpU - - 1 j ' .... . r . ,i 1 3 - u iii- o. C
Prof T R Welsh is at home rrom not giving the othcers any testimony barrassment at tne nanas 01 ut; oiaie if "
xi- cv.rwi of i"ha TTniversitv I nrnn wliiVi n maw lino of invetis'ation 1 authorities
L" . . . 1.1 1. j jjicj o,r I irioii on TTi'oVi Oilnrs was a isubiect and
of Virginia. , n mignt..oe P-- . Lut .1: 1 ,;rrC;lAn. Th for the improvement of our schools.
Tvrf Pio.Qsmnt. .luiv 'Zt . tails wmen are saia 10 sireugiueu tne 1 mai t-nwicu , - .rr. -, T ror-,
xiii;. -- rf . . . , . ti 1 1 n 1 nnnnnH t-v tich
web being wound around young iseat- uoaru was vigorous upuocu, v
rpf Si-ona the Treaty. Uio and much more so to the ooqrs mat
he will see to it that everything is
10:50 o'clock Dutv of each mem- made comfortable for th audience.
ber in Sunday School, Rev. L. D. I There will be plenty of electric faoi
Miller. Ho keep the folks cool and the lecture
111:10 o'clock, Keiation 01 tsunuay w,n be well worth hearing.
L. E. Bovlin and ll. S. Fairbankn.
2:00 o'clock, Reports of schools and 0f tue United States Office of Public
business.
2:30 o'clock, Address, Rev. Plato
T. Durham.
3:30 o'clock, Round Table, Rev. J.
J. Long.
Dinner will be -served on Collegiate
Institute Campus. A full attend-
anceiol all the sunoay schools in o.
desired. Come with well filled
baskets and let us spend a pleasant
profitable day discussing plans
J. B. MOOSE,
Secretary of Committee.
. ... . . . 1 1 s 1 z tun
W.aTiinct.on. Julv ZD. rresiuem. None ot the detectives Dtueve mai emaudic xium -" " ,
Roads, will explain the workings ot
tho good roads machinery, models ot
which will .bo shown in one of th
cars. This part of tho display will
remain at the Southern station and
will be open to everybody. All of
the details of road making "will b
i explained by experts.
The addresi will be illustrted with
steropticon views, showing gwxl road a
from all over the world. The lecture
will be bright and interesting and will
be well worth while. The train will
arrive here at 10 o'clock a. m.
The Liberty Tailors to Open a Store
Here.
i "m; cuaiii v Lilian lit: uaa .
"sr?onp Trlifu r.: r
1 M'UlCUlUg lUi 1113 OU"
y . ciuxi uu J-l. iviuia
'' ineiKis m a ongnt ana
heertul manner and resumed! his
practire. here this mprnirig in
TTO TT
Will
Tnft signed the Canadian reciprocity Beulah had anything whatever to do back lots during these sultry days,
hill at 3-10 p. in., today. ' with the murder, though she wouio uui iue weie a iuM r
uni r c i?nnT ,Swrfitarvh f w V.O. lontVi Afrs. measure that would put an send to
Zir? ISC rSid. Se S, 'W-Wn sueh an undesirable "neighbot. The of tlie Liberty Tailoring Co., of Bal-
nT Jill kliri I -t. mJL XJkVJL " s b w - w - - I
. . . TT. T I
ISeeretarV OI OtaLe xvhua, w.xvvv ijjuve piuuttu uy mo vtcciLii ui . . - . . i
X v j t. Mo! Sw,- dh:. :e r; n cms- sueh an undesirable neigh Dor
pected. question arose when communica- timore, is m town today, completing U , d exciting garnet
r . ... I . :. i? A T T an I rnrp II I ! -iti Mr 7 I T Ivor fn . ' . . . . " n .
Fetzer Won Game In Ninth.
Mr. P. M. Abercrombie, president the pill in the last ot the pinlh, FeU-
er won for the Nancies in one of tbe
fo,.,r t .tlifi President Hillses, Rep-
ictxj y -- - VnrV.
resentative ljittieton vi.
several newspaper men and a 4at-
.1 irnoccon TrlA
tery of photograpner, - r;uu i, .lIrT rather in the back lots and waft intoUaWre at once.-IIi-h Point Enter-!
miner snaKen in tne siaieiuem. iudi ?7 - - , , --- ?
fhP Photographers a chance boudit the shot 'gun for his cousin his omce. ine mau pnse..
thidnt went tough, the mo- at the latter 's request and turned the tne ci V" APIZV "Cl
tion of signing the act again a lew
seconds later. "I didn't .know there-
was so much interest in n us
he said, "but-." He was "snapped
wearing a: broad smile. .1
After the interriew with Miss Bin- tion tromsAttorney o. arangemenis wun ir. o. . 0t the year. Any baseball lover who
ford the detective had a short talk was read m wmcn ne cvmyia - taKejcnarge 01 uieir ould not give up to bits to see a.
wh Paul Beattie, who xemained un- the fisli odors that the f le ezes Dyer leaves today -" battle between thcTxancies and Gun-
ners as lined up at present would not
give .$19 for a double saw buck.
Though Fetzer put over the marble,
he gets.eredit for only a two base hit.
as the winning run crossed ad ended
il ll A 1
gun, witn rnree cartridges, over
him.
t i nai ne n raw uu an wumauvc i oav. ana v in uucu uij mc
lu i i . . .- , i w 7 . ... - - a
would put a stop to cleaning ussu branch ot this company aaiuraay, in
within the nre limits.
The Institute at Harrishurg.
At the Farmers' Institute to
held at Harrisbury on Thursday, Aug-
Goes Over Niagara in Barrel and Lives ust 3rd there will be music and other
vr u'n s rsi nun
Norwood. in today's paper, which will tell you
Srvenopr Julv 25. The Salisbury about the big seven-day offer they are
attractions with a match game of ball district conefrence of the Methodist making.
rno room lie At IU 1 1 lilCl-VJl o y v. . . . t i t t . i' t 11
luc ,w . . ' . , . . . ilfhA nvwni hv th time te reached
story. This room has been repainteai - - ,
Both Sweeney and iTr. CoAe pitch
ed great ball, and both had speedy
I m-i t i-kii.;- 1nfaranii at t 1 a 3 Caa V. l.irr I SeCOnU.
be I ine jsausuury jjiswii vwuiwsuvk i ana niceijr nicu. u. uc .
Bobbv Lea of Niagara Falls, Onto- in the afternoon. The pubhc ,u i church convened at X.rwM .Pastime Show Eoom to be Used for the most loyal fan, had all bat gia
,ctor1flv afternoon weni oiauy mviiea 10 auenu mis iiimuuic. cuuui), iuua . nu
fj fflclw falk in a barrel -and Great benefit is to be derived from Rowe presiding. There are ja.-num
supjort. Suffolk did not score be
tween the second and mnth, and even
- Tillett Aeain Declares He
T) , Not Be a Candidate.
r-u " i... . linext oi-
lrlOttc. V..,., vnant ,1nv Hlxri.
erat(s !;n de-laralion it hat hi will
IlfH UTlflr.i. . I-
dI1 circumstances -oe ;a
an-iaate ' fnr fix --
f rrionKitchin and says he is a
tor tl, c UU four of thd candihates
tV I? btPai0- He was a caller at
KiJfCutlve m(ies "of Governor
auauf' "np some time 'here,
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. 1 - ...tninoJ i-Tl IV SUUeiUCiOl A" 1W LilC utiiVliU cuiui, ..uxvjjj
ract, ne "---I II luT hout his Don't forset to patronize
ana is uuio -
is the second time w cream ouuiu.
that tne
Tunes
house. This
th ustotrv or tne
a ted
river
U;B i--v lupn successfully navi- Mr. M. 1. Austin, who is here ,
cataract has oee Taylor, of day tells us that surveyors of the Sal- Attention, Veterans,
jrated. Mrs. Anna asou x j , j xr ni. a ,
lavmen and to missions, ine ais- pen
the ice trirt nntnins more than 10,000 mem- era
bers, and is one of the largest in the here
S11'C. 3 I - . -i rv tt": J
nven ai j.o o ciuetw i nw muiuiu
up in despair. The eilmax came like
this: Nagle missed three good ones.
Edwardsulrew transportation and wa
sent to third by Fry's two sacker just
before Fetzer ended the cgony. Then
I a. r i
Railway's eood road train came a sionn xrom uie laiora.
to give an illustrated lecture on ' ... . - 4T.
tu iAnra Chanty and Children: "The Stone-
Good Roads Lecture.
Mayor C. B. Wagoner has rented
lor the pur-
jood road ex-
that will acompany the South
wall Jackson Training School is full
and iaU persons who are. interested overflowing, and a great many oth
I ,. lers are clamoring for admittance.
?!:..;r?h. trio .in a barrel isbury-Monroe railroad are now at The retina of Canp Kou f EJZFZl How in tbe world did we get alon?
f24 1901 and came out alive, point between Mr. M. M.'. 2a2 for the election officers and . . .r r v- - withoutit anyhow f AVell, we simply
vciwwv J ' I UArnAl rthnrrth IV 1 T K ll ! Jinn CSS. I i . i 1 1 ..v.. . -,-
- i ucijivi v.iiun ii. i.iii xj. --v. j i crinh nr.npr misinp.ss as mil v wiuc i , 33" 1 i.
ernor Aveock.
of w Lsp 'Fowler is quitd'sick
. .is ti. i. 1 .o A ceivs
ii- Xr AfrifiSP are maKin a Ao one Ul iu 'piumuias ui tuc ivou,
fT.n in the Price of Melrose that work will -begin on grading Sep-
Tdto&.?"r temberl.
n frxr it. This flour is made out Mr john Troutman. who has been
me ij TfmniA old ,. 0-..11- o :' Iia
hoved into the Gillon cottage on Bell
Avenue.
oTThe best valley of Virgima
"tt; WWrneon SliaSni W is sold .at the price
'. I 1 common flour. . ; ,
of!
such other business as may come De- CTWW,;fli intation to th lee- closed our ears to the cry of the way-
j it m i.. connr1 I i"""" 1'"- 1 "
iore me OOUjf, wm in; uciu vi u- ' 1 nam vvj.
Tuesday in August, being the bth. f
tt n t a t?tts nnm. I Th Rnndav school convention ot
A-Am AJ A U.fcBJ-', I mJ
Camn No. 212 U. C. V.
1
There is a hole in the cement side-
No. 1 11 township will be held at the! walk in front of the Morris building
Methodist church at the Young-Hart-1 that is liable to cause some pedes-
- - A.. A t A t" 4...
An Edison comedy and r a-Vita- seU i mUl next Sunday afternoon at 3 1 train to be injured if it is not repair
graph drama at the Pastime' today. 1 o'clock. - . led.