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The easiest
l'1 . ..1 4- urn
on the ro A .to -.prosperity '.may--you
.. mnPT;:i Ulua.
L -V,
.......iniMiiiHiiinn!TnnTTn n i
WASHEMiONY
" r ' " . d - - -
4
SOY BEANS.
plant some Soy Beans.
Good for pacture, forage or
soil improvement, at lfl.50
per bushel.
J. E. LATHAM 0.
' 'OTICK.
Iii Hfctory revived QoMro tevfinjoy a Big
American Waters.
The Wilmington Star jfiiids fai the
sensation; created by the appearance
t?t the German U-53 a similar condi
tion as that produced by the perform
ance of a Confederate Tacony in the
early sixties. .It Bays: :
"Somo Interesting Civil war history
has . been recalled by they raid of . the
German submarine TJ-5S last Sunday,
Sensation Concerning
Taxes. ;:Vv--:--
-svrifl "rtmrfll " YrinTt nrnfAco 4-a goo 4Vtn
. J&oTf the instate consternation in shipping circles
For the AVesteru District of North :aro- j Avhich.. it caused a remarkable dtfplica
Una. , ... . ,, . , I tion of what happened at New York
ID til Tnaliur V- mm ui i auiu,
Bankrupt.
in i)uruiiu-,Y
UI
and other eastern ports in 1863 when
Lieut C. W.- Reade, -of the Confeder-
To tb creditors of Win. Hiram , Pickard. j ate States navy, in command of the
Mo1S& passcd up the . Atlantic coast,
Jpt: ;..- i burning and scuttling American ships,
Notice is hereby given that on the j j continuing his foray on commerce for
K iffirt 4?a's. duly djuSM ; two ,eeks despite the fact that more j Nor Carolina as 4n other states, and
ban'knHtt ani thiit the first meetiwg of his i than 40 -cruisers and chartered ves- 5t , fr.celv claimed that millions of
creditors wm c .u n., "V,'!-?,U1 seis wcro semv out in searca oi uiu
tain Rnd Brittain m Ashcboro N. C, on the s t ni , rvwiforlerato
Stb-.day of AugURt..-A. D., 11G, at 10.00 r0,01 ! 'Vw
rfelock in th forenoon, at which time the "From the port .of Wilmington the
aid eremtors may atteiui, prove tneir i Confederate cruiser Tallahassee, in
rGoldsboro 43 to have -a sensation
trigger than 'the Roscower indictment
in a few -days, some-tHae tnts wool
Warrants will bo served against quite
a large number of prominent citizens
f wealthy men, charging them with
giving false statements concerning
their property, such as bonds, mort
gages, etc. .:;' .
It is said the warrants are now in
the hands of Comity Solicitor A. E.
Humphrey, and when served there
will be .great excitement.
There is no doubt hut what the tax
,wr is as much In evidence
: v.
'-Ml;
ciaiins. appomi u Trusree. exaiuiae inc
bankrupt and transact "such other business
a iouv properly come before said meeting.
iThls July 18. 15)1.
G. S. FEllCrUSOX, JR.,
7-22-2t Ueferee in Bankruptcy.
DON'T WORRY
ABOUT THE
CENTRAL CAROLINA
FAIR.
1864, made a raid as far north as Hal
ifax and hurned or scuttled .31 Amer
ican vessels within a period of ten
days, though it was nearly 20 days
from the time the cruiser left this port
dollars escape taxation every year
throughout the country simpiy w
camso -moneyed men .refuse to list
property that should be listed. It
looks, however, that the officials were
lax in their duty when they fail to
get the mortgages. They are a mat
ter of record and it would be an. easy
nmmle a list from the
AM
. i.l-t A
'A
ic-
5 .
1 until she returned. However, this i covmty records and see that each man
! . 4- V. -vt- nAeiAl lift' . .. .
i J.UiTAj' skills iiul w uvfc vauoou ' fcave 111 HIS proper cLUiuuuu
i consternation that was occasioned by
the exploits of the Tacony.
"A record of alarms seldom paral
leled in history was produced by the
advent of the Tacony on the Ameri
can oast, it is said, and the navy de
partment was deluged with telegrams
for a. fortnight. Read was captured
only after he had destroyed or cap
tured many vessels, when he ventur
ed into the harbor of Portland, Me.,
The mortgage business is a double i
system of taxation, anu wnue me iti
i-ffp.n ' fRr.aies. the property
pays the freight, at least in this state.
In many states the man wno nas
cn a mortgage on his home makes
.k- ovfimntinn That is to say II A
buys a home and pays five hundred ,
dollars tlown and gives a mortgage for ;
thousand, tie man wno uuxu. ,
that thousand and
The Great Dail IS On the j in an attempt to cut out a teamcr of j A payg oniy on the five hundred the
" W A ,r. oov, fiffuro nn ' that place, in tne same locuuy
juu anu jfww v" ; th u.gs jast Sunday sent hair a uozen
SUCeeSS Wnenever Lt. JJ. IS ; vessels to the bottom, tne lacony tie-.
i i j. ' .iwvi4-" stroved three craft. He cruised off tne
COnCemed, but SeriOUSly lotS ; Naucketioals for three days, in
Of hot Weather between nOW i which time he burned a full-rigged
j nnln. Wliv not hnv i eHppcr ship, bound from Liverpool to
and UCtODer. W Uy nOb DUy ; New York ;. a bark and a Liverpool
you a Palm lieacn or iooi packet.
V. .i . . j t. ij? :o T4- "Lira
f tnonfiv . he owns, l ne
law now undertakes to make the man
pay the full amount on the home and ;
then attempts to get the man with ;
tiie motgage in for his thousand
which is wrong and as really double ,
However, it is claimed that in
rvo- ountv there have been some
. .. . il. ' . . ,1 tlin
ihlW c,-,,? f of Tiol-P nro? Tf "Lieutenant ueau uu .nui "daring" escapes oi .
Cloth SUXt at hall price : It Taconv when he started on his foray. I mm"of the people is to punish those
is a moneV making invest- It was one of the vessels he captured h ftave undertaken to get away
w ?. - . ... . nn tlio pnast .- Tie ! ... rr.l- J Dlnnmpll t S Will Ue
WflUB ui uteeuiiife ujj . ; witH IX. 1UU uiw'i""v
ment:, beside consider the
comfort.
Wash Ties, 50c quality 35c
each, or 3 for $1.00.
Sport Shirts, 50c quality,
35c each; 3 for $1.00.
Savoy Shirts ... . ... . $1.50.
iBoyden Oxfords .$6.50
CRAWFORD & REES,
300 South Elm St.
started out with tne Clarence, an j watthed with interest.
brie, which was capturod
!ly .-ndale nSazli: ! Exnresses Hope For
against - American commerce. Read . .PriCOn litter VeiltWtl
coimr n n vatfh officer on the llllcf IKAXiv ""v' "
Yes, SENSffil because it's Comfortable u
THERE are other good tasting cigarettes, , ;tim.a
isn't the only good one. But when it comes to
comfort there is probably no other , cigarctte in , the
world quite the equal of Fatimas. . ; ... - 'ii's:- ,
Fatima's Turkish Blend is so delicately, balanced
that it leaves a man feeling keen and fit even after a
long-smoking day. You could prove this foj yourself.;i,
a) ill
1 AmimmmI
(Xcw York Times.)
"The hope that the United States ,
v ould scon mediate between England ,
an0dllGermany and aid Intbe construe- j
tion of a lasting world peace by bring
fn? Sie two belligerents into cordial
BRYAN STARTS OUT MEXICAN AFFAIR 15
(Times PbmcLEr
308S.BlmSt
GEEEnSr30B0.N.C.
ZZZ ' - 1
i?wiri and when Commissioner j.
N. Maffit was about to burn the Clar-
ence, the lieutenant requested per-
mission to take the captured brig, man .
her - wiUi -20 men from the Florida s
crew and proceed upon a cruise oi m&
own "against American commerce, be
ginning by slipping into Hampton
Roads and cutting out a steamer. Tbc
request was granted. . . -This- wasin
May. One" month later Read was off
the i Carolina . coast, where he burned
tvirpp? Federal vessels ana
; learned from them that hisropo DcdarCS Teddy as
attempt to enter uampton -. xvu-u.- .T,rNew mternationaUsm.' MaKes Y - , Qr
the churens cmss m . T Tennessee ana Opeutvs
SL5;SSS;"flN-SPEEllRl;-':
Mrvnnt Morris .Baptist church on I . :: v
w-. t n
DEPLBBABtt UNt
mane ""- : AHor !
the subject of T1,," i
thP War.' THe aaaress m -
He
WUUIU. .yiuit . i , t
vigilance ; Kept meic . ;,ri m,-4
he uof the world should re-1
A vtn make his raid up the coast. plied Cbnsnanuj.
t - i
"By a ruse, he succeeded, on June
m HTMoiorhoriT
ri " " o fir,,, hark, about DO ! member," said rroiessor mu -wo.
eel to do an aiucuhv.um. ---- f future
Fifteen Times Today.
all important that the state
1 o
x, m v--.-" - - ...:,.v, U ic
miles east of cape nenry, mm.u r- thiR war shall not con- ,
American crait. n tuture wars. If;
Takes a Few Pot Shots
At President Wilson.
.... i nA iUnn i 4-1r
, ed its sailing i fluaHues, wre to settle in Belgium, Brvail today is mal
ra foampot if togl and were to at- jBkns touv i Tei
i lat!leJ -iSS hP cfrried. Before ' tempt to throttle Germany comn icrcl Mcmphis to N
NASHVILLE. Oct. lS.-Williani J.
is making a wmiwinu
Tennessee extending
1
f - . . . ....
a uuiiv , . fhmilri - 1-nVR Lilt? Ufii
ieaving the ground ne " r.in flie establishment of
three more craft, whose crews he sent I the next war,
to Philadelphia in one ,oi ,ie v?0
Stanley of Rockingham
peace care . -should, he taken mai .uu
jeaiousy ui ;-.-" --
caiu c toT
m-AW.v. all. Germany and England
Qsjfjirtl n Pfli'don ' 5lu uld be brourht. together. The hope
secures a iui nun ( he Vuiled &iatcs W1n s.ron medi-
LOUISVILLE, Oct- IS. Colonel
Roosevelt came to Kentucky today on
his speaking trip for Hughes that will
... . . Uou him far as uenver anu i nut
of Un- tA near ,...rorn, 0
t ih- iiomnoraiic ik ivt-i. fnnrtonn rastcrn jveun.n "
Tennessee the weather is very bad, a lhe principal speech this cven
icimcssce s i the mid- ing at a lr.svillc park, were on the
rfnu IHIIl l".h'""'""
ARIZONA DRAWS k
CREW DF OLD MEN
! i iTtrr un itKYTJiWrtv
LllMiHl1.Mff4tU;
They Come r rom uiaer
Ships of Fleet to JHann
World's Greatest Ship.
Assistant Secretary- tolk
Denies Department Cbnf
templates Publishing It. r
The special train on clay s prog.au. Theodore
J ilHIUi iV... -
... " . . .l WSJ.
Governor. Craig nas .1'" ..:," 'V ' r thr. who bclicvo in i-cace.
Tin, p.sfablisument oi v i'v "-
a 1 . . . P H r 1 m-
will last is the greatest ws,.. "
! miwHiito future.
Duroc - Jerseys
l: IJ 4onlvv nt liriCKlirflctai
cenvMlcd in .May. lplo. of embezzle
. ,i .imipwi tn -the state pi is-1 mh. wjv
nieiu a"" ,BCHi'.va..-. - nft0 m,,d'Htp future, auq uhj.w
on for three years and hnodlLGO. . w c Tl)C iaassCs of the peo
To pardon is granted on l cond ition jM Jnt now at war want
i that lhe delcnaant f,XM"T. rh a oeace. And. as eoou as tne na
sous for the par Jon. Governor CraS
the pardon is rccoHiiuuituen
iiwi-n nountiee. who tried the case;
bv about all of the representative cit
izens of the community, including mm-
1 . .. 1 inc-Hnoc nf . th.P.
iRtPVS Ot the gOSUCl, J
tious are Drougni. iub""" :,
win, as soon, above all. as German
and England are brought together in
We can furnish anything you
Lli. n.r.-Ti.rcMf Viocrc that I.' . '.. nWveifxtnns. merchants. ;: jurors
Want 111 - , pvoy t., lrnnw thP
carrv the blood of DEFENDER, ' "'l?San jSse ivmtree stales
FOREST CHIEF,
COLONEL and ORION'S PAX.,
four of the greatest -boars . the
breed has yet produced.
Ki
mball
OXFORD, N. C.
r Aiarv i that he would have made the sentence
FANCY on t for the neculiar circumstan
ce's of the case. It seems, says the
' covcucr, that this defendant is men
; tailv' unbalanced, and should not be
j rvu:i?hed ony , further for the offense.
I Solictor Graves states: ."That the ev-
fdr,nces disclosed a strange .mental
: and childish simplicity . m
nf Stanley's
v was not certainly normal
. Stanley is from the western part of
j the. county. He has served- seventeen
W; J. SHOROE), j
Attorney.
115 Court Spare, BreeBSboro:
GTIKENSROUO
Veterinary
Hospital
T. H, Wood, 6. S. D. V. S.
t0 S. Davie Street Phone 239
GRKEXiSBOTIO, N. C.
THE TBAVEUHG MA :
i AinS EXACTLY THIS
ar.el to the hh1 mm; i dta-
; red; the home ''f.JLV
thT lite stop "W'th n.
Try It the next trio to R-Wfk.
THE YARBOROUGH -
OPIUM, MORPHINE M M
DRUG HABITS,
Vli-Wl tn tixv IfMlmpht. : n1fM"
iiCBKfull tri5l, Ali'olol" 1H..
nt. ' lrnK ;Ht. nveryi-!
, tni-.atot. . WtTK T01JVY.r 'TT . '
Williams l'rivae Mtorhi..y.,
B. B. WilUmii. M. D.
Greeanboro, K. C.
good-will, such a peace can us
'"Nationalism is the faithful, belief j
,r npnnle of a nation in the etei-;
nil value of that nation's unique con
mbution to the world. This belief
Kes not apply that the other nations
are worse, but that they are different
This nationalism is spreading over
the world. Its ideals are m -
roSntry. The effect of the war has ac
SuVted Uie amotions of individual
idealism, but at the same time fur
f hScd the . development of . socialistic
rhi socialistic idealism
11Q1SI1 siiiiytiv-ii-j - imjtfiioi". , ii e nations
actions, and that he ibas taken lio d of all othe nations
of the gloDe. vine (twv v..
Sem realize that -national organiza
tion is necessary, that the cqmraon
unit the nation, must . be organized.
Thfr spirit -wlU grow tremendously
rfler the war, and in every, nation
Sore will arise a new. self-conscious-
r'C-H this internationalism is to make
a lasting organization and a lasting
Seacc however, the nations must not
forget the lessons of the, war. he
. - . tr-a vist absolute-
first lesson is mm w.v, -
w no safety appliances that will pre
vent w?iy Before the war it was said
IS 'the. Socialists, or the-finacfrs.
6r the women, wouiu yicut
but they did not.
"AuJ the second lesson is, t.iat no
treaty enn be held in circumstances.
The statistics Show that every nation
has broken traues uuue.
of national necessity, and the Un ted
States supreme conrt has recognized
the fact that treaties will not always
stand. " ; : ; ;v - ,
"Also, the nations must remember
that Jio nation so loves peace that it
w5 not love war, and that there i? no
question which, Lin some passian ate
SUt may become a ,est on o
; national honor. We must mot forget
that no group of nations is secure. To
SbrSg about peace we t ljrmg
: o.tTipr in good will, ami
Kits uativxa .v-e.Y-r t . ,!,.,'-
pvii-e theni unerstanu eau.
?fpAfeor hriates Clark.of CoV
: r Aiun v V wttl.' soealC'in tne
mil iii'i- - iiv r.i D.tj -
: LSy ;t 'W i.'elock, on he
St ' Sri of Internalionarr.ass lov tin
rr il ia nizht.
which Mr. Bryan and state party iet
crs are traveling is scheduled to make
13 stops between Memphis and Nash
ville, the principal speech being made
here tonight.
Reaches Mcmphis.
i MEMPHIS. Oct. lS.-Willinui Jen
nings Bryan reached here today for a
I ;n iii Tr.nnc3ce in be-
aay iiiui''&"
half of the Democratic ticket. He was
joined here by Governor other-prominent
Democrats of the state.
jiT,r rrr thfiir snecial tram
, ' ,,.ofi Mr. Brvan addressed
a large cru" .
ti I' wn on the firing line in
tlie middle west where the campaign
if the hottest," said the former secre
. "i have sDoken In i&
Lai V Ul Oiutv. .
states so ar and the Democrats of
L "1- th. south may. be as-
sured there Is a migaty .
llooscvclt in speaking from his car
here todav referred to the Mexican
situation as a deplorable affair and
-nid tliat the Americans were down
i.rot rr.tion because
have a Trcsident too proud to nght
we
. n ftave Nut Trees.
" 7,; :. Nt Growers' Ascia-1 tons and can
l. 1 . . Ann nut mues. .
tion is trying ro iv , " j "h - I - "
trees. The ossoation was iuu -, . r..
few vears ago by a surgeuu, ucuvi v .
SSTfiSSSSS'-! California For Winter
WASHINGTON. Oct lS.Ileppia
that the German note of February l$
for the setUement of the LusltanU
case has been accepted by the' Ataer
can government and was eocmtp'3)e
published by the State;'. Departiafrt;.
caused Acting Secretary of BUte.Pet
to authorize the following i Utateii
today: ' iiUtx -
has nnt . been aecente
aud is not to be given out. v j?1
Denartinent is not to be raWh. W
- .r -tiw iMicAt fit WliSi tlQI-
i.vw c.ooo Dounds iore to a oiscussiou - "-
broadside than was contained In the . cn,' All fijfrht:
comb'med bvoadsiucs oi iuu iwu.o. majm ukVuitu. ..--o-. rv, ,
Ss'utTn j Good News ForHis Friends
be buricu aDorn.
NEW YORK, Oct, 18 The crew of
the new superdreadnaught Arizona, j
which takes her place today in the
battle line of the Atlantic fleet with
her sister' ship, the Pennsylvania.
came from the older uaiursuu's ..
sas. New Hampshire and Vermont, re
cently transferred to the Atlantic re
serve fleet at Philadelphia.
An officer or the Arizona iointcd
n.nt iho Arizona's twelve 14-inch
horticulture, and a piain
thncinst all tree lovers.
of course.
S. It.
Winters, the Durham corre-
graft the "t trees. aimi -- Hcrv ... ac
. t .vrmltl nave Oi rudiua " v ucu. " -"
that wo wouiu uatc w! r ,,r,tuicri fprtile va
-nn nr more per acre, n uirj " - acrt-& ui , I- i
$d00 oi moie pti , rnlirnrnia and a palatial
composeu OI uaa t,w-.. - - . M
Mrs Catherine Palmer Tetanred
from Washingtoii Satrday;1ltgd
reports that her father, MaJ-.-C1?
M. Stedman. is feeling fine .re
grets that misleading stafeAent tftvc
gained currency in' regard; ' .
health. While he has been eterfod
from entering actively mw .u
bis
UIII5IC131. - ham i
i,ir with thp many omeis nn . .,. ... ... : ,i ok. ironi ciiic'o . - - - ' , ,
Along w un tne uwu . ; f . naleicu News and Ub- ... nhvciHan who has -been
auired.160 treating -ni" -Vd
. T -r Vl on fIG 111 1 1 XZ. LUM
better and certainly has to OT;g!
his characteristic energy,
intelleetual.. Far from :&
valid in a hospital, tie. takea IW-
w Tv I brisk walk over the city, wwbp.
Carrancho "" rorresuondencc :iBd
a J -
public sentiment continually frowms oi iron.-
a victorious itruwi..
'The campaign spaoial" was sched
uled to make 10 or 12 stops before
reaching Nashville. ; f
Indian Fair Was
' A Great Success
native trees now growing 1
ere !n the United States. Whewjire
these trees? To find out. these gen
tlemen are offering a lot of cash prizes
of from ?." to 5o eacn
Hey land in
home is he
rn g built amid the land of wide mesas,
ranch and range. A letter today from
the keeper ot tne esiaJ.lt a"u t"".. T"
ide of sonally . to
T.-iiii ho in fitness on
l i.- 1 "Vn hntise this f
- r i -,i MA.-.-t,.oi.A -witrl OUTS.
know of a promising tree oi ucanmoni .uiir... - -
Know oi a. I'1"' '01 "u,.orv i.,,inior. The area is situat-
. . itn. viacK ""' ' j;u . , i rmm Tiiormai ana iu-
a victorious T-vv ll5r..nr,- .shellbark- hiCKory.-noru.c... Ca ieivC.u.. ni,.
peVanhacl. Japanese walnut, or a hy-; cated in the grea --ians.
brid. send a iozen u.i- , .... of riraeval
mail carefully 1ackea m a uo y . "ItlX";:. fed on the wild
ci;,. willi Illfi llillliu mm iidit; --
LIGHT Ntll
closing out thirty
, ;yo v .
i.torv ton New Home,
tt"W'V I . - Inn.
second hand sewing machines at low
priees casn -or t uuw.
rity 0-;i2 x- Flm
The third annual Cherokee Indian
fair ' at Yellow J n i ,uis -
,i r;tv Times, was .nropaoij
the only fair -of its kinl m the United
States The Cherckces are shoinr.
.i.t .wm,- oc farmers, workers tor
ti,r. nrrvmotion of education and
tbe general bctterroe.t of the.com
" wo will venture to say that
v:." ";n of Cherokee Indians.
at one time one of the strongest tribes
in America, have shovn more intei
cst and probably worked harder than
anv fair association in Xorth Carolina.
The farm exhibits were ex ra ood
both in quality and nantit. There
i n,orv varfetv Of corn.
was annual.
. . . t.4nc -.whpat.. Tve. cane,
m4 Qlnin'
address of the sender piamiy .iv-
in ink to Dr. W. C. licming. wrww.w
of the -Northern Nut Growers Associa
tion, Georgetown. Conn, tie
you details or the prizes and an opin
ion on the specimens you send.
It is well to send a lettcr'separatcly
describing the tree, its age. size, loca
tion, sr.o ilf ctop. and bearing record.
The contest closes December :.l. lJi'j.
. ;
Itp.re Is a Potato
Cron Worth While
disnatrh from Wilson
1 ilV I I v r i -
be done:
Ti.it it nnvs the fanner to cultivate
' heidoc: cotton and tobacco
SOllit tll'"n .jv .
1,0 wn nrnven by S. J.-. Watson of
this citv. who is one of the most pro-
niartprs in eastern Carolina
last snrum c
wastes, lnc tana u
$200 an acre 111 us imcumiv.
state. . .. . .:,; i,
Th "Carrancho" ounga.ow ... -
wealthy-in its appoinunwus
Figncd accordincr to tlie om
"l.' ...Ml l.
ing.room and a sun . panor .
. . .1 rr n ;ii. n,i m.Ktairs room anu
UW'j uu " .VV- trill
i.. ,.roii .11 smuii "ens
White
and many
..-:U .S'-infW . church -next
wwobt'W".. "XT'" .f""" r'w etecfc- on the
dcrstood by -those , who nreMhtotngd
r.s to the nature of h.wWfetaSv--ble.
and is being taken too senary L
by his friends. ' y."y!.y
Charity vs. Cfttlclsm.-'' ; ,
(Hugh Black.7 JLj; -U
i'oasv to become . sufvpifcioA;.or
everything that calls Itself xhatttyio
harden the heart because
point to endless cases wgrSS
been im,Ks:ed upon- prdfefcl
ritics of charity ten .11s ui J""
."."SVSn ?m h s abode tony concerned.,that It onJy,
California m car
till 1.13 JIUUUV, 1 tU".' w... . - ...,( v
. 1 . i. nH etraiR awav what -imgw-
invasion fore-1 In g self-respect may eJeft. o tjQje
trip to France, who accept do e . ATI that -Iso
----- - . . -...i; iia mi t 1 ifrK is ti 1 v cm -
encSeirS'.'noo.ne elimate. j a. ot g, or of
. j- T ff been abused, but worse tiian: that is
One Appendix Left . .. indifference to the cls on fcfc-
In Family of Eight
teans. noiatuo, . . t tiio nnpnins 01 iasi
nPr.. fruits of all kinds, ana, in lati, - f Irish nota
ovorvthinz that grows in western , - frnm . , h n2tted him
Mnrth Carolina. The sewing anavo.v- . ftlm enough of
cooking exhibits made by the scnoo, - .... to Mm tfc remainder
children were 01 me osi, . After tae insn - poiaio
head work and basketry were espe- of the . year . a
oiniiv noticeable. . . 1 ' innd with Porto Rico yam
w "I." ' 1,5 racprvailOn iiir.o...v, ... - . 1 Koo ! th
a he San Fran- settings. Un to -wo - I already b.en operated upon
eUeVeibUion for bajketry. ,and are : jjtnja at $1 pet one tPJt f. e t
reprosented. at the stable .fair . ' "Zl e expects by digging time had appendicitis,
vifiual that he nothkig. slrpndv made nettin-.lum over .oon ojv i ,
V auw " - . .
.ir, A man wno .Psra
never having been taken fa ts aayer
tf
hardness .,of heart.
When John Natchwey. a larmer u-, - IzaUon ,s deafl ooght
iag near Green Bay. Mo., submitted to , a"y 5e cf the extinction 6f
an operation for appendicitis the other ; VfSff Ve can toe too Critical
day he was the seventh member of "uanthroplc schemes and
kiui win.." , - - nil, own nat-
His wife, : hna a reauj iu ;
the family to 1
the last three
limrr - . . ,
1 nere . t
tlie family who has not i
-4)..
U!Ollui i..- .
daughters have ; jnony .anu mssu.
heart was
jdusty jiarcheiif6f
tbiag. D9ud.au, l
Irow eisht acres.
want" of the ram or oeep icc.
mind rld and dry, for there fa a d.ust
which, settlas on xhe. ?haet
that which fall? on ajedgp Tllrhard
Jelferies, .....
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