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SALISBURY DAILY SUS.
(BAH.T 1MCEPT SUNDAY.)
JOE X. ROUECHB.
CLINT. N. BROWH.
Proprietor
ntered at posto9ce a secona-cl&g? matter.
ftdTertlstng rates apply to the publisher
Offlco OTer Bert's shoe store, on Main street.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One Tear, - -
tz Months. - . . .
Three ..... . 1.00
One Month, - - - - - . .85
One Week. - - - - - .10
ellvered by Carriers to any part of the city
without extra cost.
rfAUSBUET, N. C, Feb. 8, 1902
AN EXCELLENT LAW.
More or less discussion has fol
lowed the appeal of counsel for
the Emma burglars to Gov. Ay-
cock to commute their sentence,
some of our contempcra i s.
taking ground against capital pun-
bhment for burglary.
The Statesville Landmark ar
gues very sensibly in favor of the
law and speaks our sentiments
exactly when it holds for the re
tention of this lav on the statute
books. North Carolina is not the
only State that provides capital
punishment for burglary and oth
er States have been so favorably
impressed with its operations that
there has been powerful agitation
in its favur in those States,
The presumption cf the law,
LUMU - Y xvi t.i vvt"
, . . , -
burglary goes prepared to lafce
life is sound. This particular case
oi me Jmma rouuers is a. uuu
m At ll ; A
illustration of this very propesi
tion. the Dost master at that office
being left for dead.
We hope that the burglar will
in the future as in the past pay
the penalty which he so richly
deserves his life.
A reporter cn the Washing
ton Post, who has been writing up
the young Congressmen, says J.
Soencer Blackburn, of this State
is "all points considered the hand
somest member of the Hcuse."
Only fourteen out of the 33
applicants examined before the
Supreme Court last Monday have
been granted license to xractice
law. This is a much smaller per-
centage than usual.
A woman rode 1,500 miles,
-SCO miles of the distance on a doi
dike. And yet mere are wives
who still indulge in a cold bluff
about leaving the man they have
every time he stops a few high
balls.
The New York Tribune of
Tuesday contained an editorial cn
" What to do With ex-Presidents.:'
Don't do anything with them, if
they, behave themselves, but let
them take care of themselves, is
the good advice of the Wilmington
Star.
" For the year beginning with
iMarch 1, 1901, to March 1, 1902,
the British war bill in South
-Africa will foot up 1305,350,000.
The estimated cost now is $22,500,
000 a month. There are now 238,
000 men under arms, more than
there were three years ago.
, ; Dr. Theodore Barth, the Ger
man free trader, who has just been
elected a member of the German
reichstag frcm the Whittenberg
district, is a warm admirer of
American institutions. He is the
editor of the Nation, a newspaper
devoted to the principles of free
trade and to the movement for a
"new Germany." He has visited
this country several times.
--The paper sock, the invention
of which was heralded some time
k m .
ago, Das now become a mercantile
commodity and can be bought for
ten cents per pair. It comej in
variety of shades and patterns to
suit the most fastidious and is
hygienic in that it is a sure pre
ventive of cold feet. It is not
laundered. When you get through
with one pair you toss it into the
waste basket and gtt another from
your sock book.
I want to say to my old friends
in gray that we of the blue honor
you for ypur valor and the day is
at hand when valor on every rieldj
will be. an heritage. Adaiira
Schley at Nashville.
His safienngs Over,
T Hive lately been acuctpu.
bled with dyispepsia,.belcM
sour stomacn," writes
Mead, Attleboro, Mass
r.or. nn more trouble and whenonil
ran sta to eating mince pie, cheese,
onv RTid nuts after such a time,
Vtoir dio-estion must be pretty
good." Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
A-.rraata vnnr food. Eat all you
mfU "nn'r. have to diet. James
Plummer,
k m a
"Ito
and hav I
What the South has Done fir the
. N?grd.
The southern people have con
tributed, directly, to the cause of
negro education, since 1S65, about
f 110.000.000. Every great fair
r - I f
held m the section teince
the civil
war has established! a
negro
exhi-
bition, provided a house or house?,
Land contributed meney to aid the
colored exhibitors
Here are two
historical facts tha
; plainly attest
feeling of the
the enlightened
dominant care where their former
slaves are concerned. These acts
i
disclose a policy qf righteousness
i
and justice,ffor wnich the
South
receive ern people too
seldom
proper
c r c d i tl j Chattanooga
Times.
gtm jones
R;V. Sam Jones
Hvered a series oi
Decline
was to have de
lectures in Vir
ginia, out tne audience were so
disappointing at Norfolk and New
port News that tne otheV engage-
I ments were cance
led.
The Times
will criticise no
man who evtn
c'ain s to be seeking to do good,
jg ant in dit
rimental to Mr. Jones, it is not
improper to remaik that the tastes
of the public have undergone a
change. The petple are becoming
more enlightened and , purer in
I tneir tastes, and they do not fancy
the kind of talk Mr. Jones has
been getting off J On the other
hand, the popularity of really tal-
1 Art fori lotiircra naa r rvf A crirtA
I "1 - a t J . a l 1 .
ana me man wno oas someiniDg
interestino. to tel . ftnd . . de
ttveryi Can get aA audience as read-
I ti ' l-r- i rr'
uy now as ever.-ittaieign -Limes,
Negro Des;rter H
nged in the Philip
- I P
es.
Washington,
eb. 7. Two sol-
diers were undo
btedly h,nged in
I the Philippines
oday, in tne exe-
cution of sentences imposed ; by
military icomm
ssions by which
they were tried
deserting to the
and convicted of
enemy.
Their names were Edmund A
Dubose and Led
Russell, and both
ware attached to Company E, of
the JNmth Uavalfy, a negro regi
ment. While tneir company was
operating against the insurgents
in the province of Albay, in Au
gust last, the two men deserted
and were afterward discovered
serving in the rinks of the enemy.
Prendent Roosevelt
declined
to
of
interfere with
tie
execution
the sentences.
Chicago, Fb
6. Prof. Charles
iV". Pearson will ba asked to resign
from the facult
of Northwestern
Tribune says, if
University, the
the report of
the committee ao-
pointed to investigate his case is
accepted by thd
excutive commit-
tee of the board
of trust jes
The decision
was rcacnea, ac
CDrding to the
ixrioune, alter a
two nour's sess
on behind closed
doors last night, at which
the
the
communication
written by
Professor Tuesd
ay was read
and
the case reviewed.
The sultan of
Jahore, a
social
lion in England J shows, when
he
his
talks, diamond settings in
teeth.
Eemarkable Cures of Rheumatism
From the vindicator, Rutherford-
ton. N. C.
The editor of
had occasion to
the Vindicator has
est the efficacy of
Chamberlain 3 . Jain Balm twice
with the most r markable results
In each case. F irst, with rheuma
tism in the shoulder from which
he suffered excr
nciating pain for
ten days, which
was relieved with
two applications
of Pain Balm,
mtrrrg-tJSil fcOS'net.-
Fuel Gas $1 35 net.
Electricity by
meter 13ic per
K. VV. Hour ne
Electricity by
contract. 16 C.
r. Lamp8:
9 o'clock circuit
72c each per
8lc each per
mo. net. j
10 o'clockfcilquit
mo. net. !
11 o'clock ciriuit 90c
each per
mo. net. I
All night $1.35 each per mo. net.
Commercial A.rc Lamp?:
12 o'clock circuit ?4 05 each perl-
mo net. I '
All night $6 76 each per mo. net.
SaJistoj Gas I Electric Light Company.
in inniss sireei.
FROM THE TELEGRAPH.
Cardinal Ciasca died at Rome,
yesterday. 'I
Theodore Davie, V a farmer of
Pitts Hollow, Ky., was attacked
by English sparrows, j
Archduke Leopold and Archduch
ess Blanche; of Austria, made a
200 mile trip in a balloon. ! . i; '
-At Charleston, W. Va , yester
day a company was incorporated
to build and operate airships.
The Health Board of Plymouth
township, near Wilkesbarre, Pa
started tGday to kill 2,000 cats and
dogs to1 prevent the spread of
smallpox. '
Captain . Green was knocked
senseless, . the entire crew, of the
schooner Simmons, Norfolk for
Fall River, frostbitten and the
vessel disabled.
The Ohio Superior Court has
sustained the recent lease of the
Cincinnati Southern . Railway to
the Southern Railway for a period
of 65 years. j ": -
A woman in the gallery-threw a
bag of eggs into the French Cham
ber of Uenulies. decoratiog a
number of the Representatives. -
At Atlanta, Ga., yesterday, C.
M. Cole and Henry Reynolds were
killed and G. W. White was se
riously injured by the breaking of
a scaffold. They were painting the
interior of a building 50 feet from
the ground.
Fire in the big car works of tie
Reck Island Railroad at Horton,
Kan., 3'esterday caused the death
of two persons and the destructu n
of a quarter of a million dollars
worth of property, j
The farm house rf Wm. P.
Robertson, near Cumberland, Md
was entirely destroyed by fire,nd
four of the Robertson chi'dren,
the eldest aged 10 and the young
e3t 4 years, were cremated. The
fire, which is thought to have
started fro 21 sparks from an open
hearth, spread so rapidly that Mr.
and Mrs. Robertson found all
means of escape' gone for the
children, who were in the second
story. The parents'made several
tfutile attempts to reach the cbild
ren, but were driven back by the
flimes.
A Paymaster Arrested.
.Taunton, Mass , Feb. 7. -Ex
Paymaster Walker,' of 'the Mason
Machine Works, has been arrest-
ea, cnargea witn larceny and em-
at $50,000 until the hearing. .
Seven Years in Bed.
Will .wonders never rpasft?"
inquire the friends of Mrs. Li
'Pease, c f Lawrence, Kan. They
knew she had been unable to leave
her bed in seven years on account
of kidney and liver trouble, nerv
ous prostration and general debili
ty, but, "three bottles of Electric
Bitters enabled me to walk," she
writes, "and in three months I
felt like a new person." Women
suffering from headache, backache,
nervousness, sleeplessness, melan
choly, fainting and ilizzy spells
will find it a priceless blessing.
Try it. Satisfaction is guaranteed
by all druggist. Only 50c. i
ANNUAL REPORT
TO THE
NORTH CAROLINA CORPORATION
COMMISSION
Of The Perpetual BuJldtrg ani Loan
Association of Salisbury, North
' Carolina, for the Year End-.
ing December 31, 1901. .
ASSETS.
Loans on Bond and Mortgage (face
-value) S aiiAaA
1 1 a a 1 .. .. 1 . . - . ' .
Installments due and -fjiipaid. SI.TO Rj
Other assets. In ae.ii, accounts 194 r0
Interest due -40)07
S,2S1 94
LIABILITIES.
Due shareholders,
duo install
installuients ments paid
$10,529 15
)ue shareholders,
"Daid in advance i
219 2.5
1,199 70
rue shareholders, earnings. credited
Due shareholders, , earnings not
credited
7140
10.&K5 25
9 70
3G7 49
529,281 94
loney borrowed
ashler ;'
k ccouuts D. and W. Bk ;
' RECEIPTS. ;
cash on hand Jan. 1, 1901 i
S 42 1
uDscrlDtlon on snares
IortzAKes redeemed (In whole or in
u,:0C5
part) . i
nterest received 1
9,066 24
Entrance fees r ;
2,048 01
40 SO
' SKI 00
9 70
:i67 4U
undrics s .
Borrowed from cashier
Borrowed from D. and W. Bk s
?17,9f8 40
S4.S90 26
,507
DISBURSEMEXTP.
oaned on mortgage
aid on withdrawals, dues
aid on withdrawals, dividends
Salaries
Advertising and printing
Taxes
Interest . ;
Paid loan from cashier i
aoooo
13 00
23 47
S0 1H
Paid borrowed monc
11 1
Cash on hand in Ija
2,233 07
41 4
817,98 40
Amount of authorized, capital
$500,000 CO
100 00
i ar value or ean snare
ivnmoeroi snares sol-during the year
XT 1fi2
Kumiier or shares cancelled and w
ntn-
drawn during the year
Number of shares In force at end of year
229
589
State of North Carolina. Rowan County, ss
W L Kluttz, Presidt nt, and F J Murdoch,
Se -retary-of the Perpetual Building ana
LiOtn Association, being duly sworn, each
for himself says that the foregoing st'ate
irrent and report are true in all respects, to
the best of his knowledge and bi'lief.
W L KLUTTZ. President,
V J MURDOCH. fceciTreas
Sworn to before me this 30 day of .Tan 1902.
: DM MILLER. J P
In confohmitv with law. I
hereby certify
t uat the above is a true copy of the sworn
statement of 'he Perpetual Bni ding and
Loan Association, of Salisbury, on December
31st, 1901, now on file in the office of the North
Carolina Corporation Commission.
This the 1st clay of Feb. 1902.
H C BROWN, FKANKLIX McNEILL.
i., CU-rk. Cliairman,
No Mid-Winter Dulness at
till MM
Attractions Too Numerous
Here
There are certain
nations of prices read
are best ieftto speak for themselves. Causes
are nothing. Values are everything to the
buver. and noTone who
things in this city can
with this months convincing offerings.
Here are a few items which will give you
a slight idea of the interesting prices you will
find here:
Waist Flannels, all wool, 25c yd.
36 inch Granite Cloth, 50c yd.
Kid Gloves $l.oo values, 49c pair.
50 dozen Men's Linen
1 lot Men's 5oc Shirts now 25c.
1 lot Men's 5oc and 75c Shirts, now 35c.
Lace Curtains 7 1-2 feet long 5oc.
64 inch all Linnel Bleach Damask 5oc yd.
New line Black Underskirts, 5oc to $3. 00.
A beautiful new line White Dimities loc up.
1 have just received
line of DRESS GOODS, WAIST GOODS,
SILKS, &c., for the early spring trade.
Md
Just One Grain of Dust
!5 3&'3
1 p. r'? k
vy V w
r- . I -.-1 ssr
CeiraisEii
watches sold here guaranteed to be kept in perfect
pair for one year if handled
W. P.
127 S. Main St. -
..Orders for...
Job Printing
Will Have Prompt Attention.
Just Received
;A number of beautiful MarhlfiTahIet5 from
the celebrated Florence Quarry, Vermont.
Also a lovely statue of an "Angel Child."
Call and insnect this work, we are sure
will please you.
Garolina Marble
11T W, Fisher Street. Salisbury. N.
Yards at Statesville, Salisbury
www
occasions when expla
tamely and bargains
follows the drift of
fail to be impressed
Collars, new styles, 5c.
nearly an entire new
D
may make your watch a pre
varicator of the worst type
may cause you to miss your
train, your business engage
ment, your appointmen
with your wife, if the afore
said grain reposes in the
fastness of your chronome
ter; most people call it
watch. Let us see the
trouble and rectifv it. Al
re
with reasonable care.
THORNTON,
JEWELER.
r
it
& Granite Co.,
C.
and North Wilkesboro, N. O
ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
t The Bnrt Shoe Store-
Tl
Instead of. a dull season usually the case at this time, our un
paralleled bargains add additional strength each day to this re
markable shoe sale.
No wonder these offerings should prove drawing cards, for
never was such good footwear sold at such low prices, and this
week will be no exception.
Many new styles will go in this week that will make this sale
still more attractive than the weeks previous.
-We are working for a definite end the adjustment of stock
for thq changing of some of our lines and adding of many new and
attractive lines.
Advance Spring Styles Soon Expected.
THE BURT SHOE STORE,
Wi III N Main Street Salisbury, N. C.
S9SSSS6SSSSSS9SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSi
NOTICE OF SALE.
Rit uirfno rf nnthfiritv r.onfered bv
a decree of t he Superior Court of Row
an County, made in the Special Pro-
ceeaing entiuea, -rawiu vj. vjricguij,
Executor oi T nomas i. uriDjjie s
Pboebe Bringle, Ethel Bricgle and
Thomas Bringle", tin- uhdersigned
will oner to tue nignesiii oiuuer,
public auction, at tbe Court House
Door in Salisbury on Monday, Marcli.
3. 1902. the following decribed land,
situate in Sa isbury Township, Rowan
County, to-wit: Beginning at a stake
in the cet-ter oi xaaKin ttau rvjau,
and runs thence South 89 degree East
24 54 chains to a stone Bron's cor
ner; thence North 1 derree -East 24
chains to a stone; thence North 89 de
rrror Wont. 9a rs phairs ti a stake said
railroad: thence with said road to the
beginning, containing niry nve oai
acres, more or less: and being the same
lanrt cfimrocoH hvAriam Tlnrt.man and
wife to Day vault Kiuttz by deed re
gistered in office Cf Register of Deeds
fry Rnnrgn Vinnfi7 Rnnt Nn. 74 T3Ere
6: and subsequently conveyed by John
ii. iv nt.tz ana wiro 10 j.n(mas u.
Brinele by deed registered in Book of
Deeds of said County No 37-page
318. Said land will be sold subject t
tiiA hnmA Ktftad and l he- risrht of dow
er therein of Phoebe Bringls, widow
of said Thomas L Bringle.
Terms of Sale: Cash. .
This 17th day of January, 1902,
EDWIN C. OR EG OR Y.
Execntor.
Building & Loan
MORTGAGE SALE.
Pursuant to the provision of
mortgage jexecuted by J D. Floyd
and . wife, Ida D. Floyd, to the
undersigned, and dated the 18th
day of March 1901, and registered
in Book 9, page 154, office, of lieg
ister of Deeds of Kowan county
UDon which default bas been made
the undersigned will sell at public
outcry, on .
MONDAY THE 24TH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1902,
at 12 o'clock M. at the Court bouse
door in Salisbury, the following
real estate: Beginning at a stake
corner of lot No. 60, 160 feet N
87i deg W from the Old Mocks
ville road, and runs thence the
same course 50 feet to the corner
of lot No 61, thence S with the
line of lot No 61, 176 feet to a stake
corner of lots 88 and 89, thence S
87ideg E with the lice of lot No 89
50 feet to a stake on alley, thence
N 176 feet with the alley to the
beginning, being lot No 6Q in the
Vanderford addition to JJersey
City and North of Salisbury,
Terms cash. , if . J. Murdoch,
Jan. 21, 1902. Trustee
Swicegood
still has a large assortment
of Watches, Clocks, Jewel
ry and other desirable ac
cessories for the use of all.
Arid every article has its ex
ceptional value. It is "not
necessary to exaggerate or
indulge in word painting,
for when told that it came
from Swicegood's is its best
recomendation.and prices
they're right. 104 N. Main.
When in Need; of Sash,
Doors and Blinds
Call and get an estimate from me be
fore vou decide rpon where to . buy.
It will be money in your nocket, as
I can guarantee ttvu lower tieures aud
a better quality of material than you
ran posi tly eet elsewhere. My sto!r
Is complete and my motto i, "Live
and let liTe." Give me a call. 1
C. JX RICZ5.
Our low price Is ihe entering wedge.
Cur high quality holds the trade.
M-winter Sloe Sals
Continues "With Unabated
Commissioner's Sale
K. L. Foster admr of Henry L. Foster, deed,
vs -E.
K. Fa.ter, Ada llineeman and otters. .
III vxllipilciui- . I'll a juuuicui ui . iiv
...-. 1 ....... ... v..-t i in
the "V.bovo ertltld speoiul proceeding on
siourr win expose w puuiic aacnua ou
MONDAY MARCH 3. 1902,
t the hour of 12 M the followi
injri l'i
t ii
r."bed
real estate belonging to the hei
enry
Li. Foster, viz:
A tract of land lvine f?f township
alKut 9 m les from Sa isbfSy on the AVillces
boro road, adjoining the lat.ds of Wm. Holt.
T. 15. Wet" ore. Wm. Rice and others and
known as the '"Henry L. Foster Place." con
taining ne hundred and seventy and one
hall (1.UV:) acres, for particular aesenp
tion se deed from H. M- Hoffman and wife
to M. F. Foster. -registered in the Register's
office of Rowan county in Book No. page
- ; ir bidding to commence at Sl.esi.w.
Dated this January 2, l'.tos
L. H. Clf nient, E L. FOSTEB.
Attorney. Commissioner.
King Coal Makes
Merry at New Year's -
the hearts of those who are busy with
tueirjsew 1 ear's oak mg, or wno use
our high erade Jelllco for heat ng
purposes. King coal s the kind we al
ways keepthat is KiDg t f the heap
King over an other bitumjnous oran
thraclte coal; in other words, the besi
thas-the mines produce Better lay
in a supplj; there is going to be a rise
in price. A Dig lot just received.
'Jos. H. MclTeeiy.
Office at T. F. Youngs'. Phone 153,
Don't Kick
If other laundries are no
"doing: up" your work as you
want it.
Uon't kick; send the next
bundle to the Antiseptic and it
will be done so well that there
will be not a thing to kick about
Antiseptic Laundry.
Phone 259.
r-V ill iSnii,rft M. . - . - X.- . --
The Man Who
Has Suffered.
And Rfcovered Aftpr A T nnrr T'r-ioi
of medicines that were recommended
tried an 3 f 'ucd wantiDg-. now simply
says to those he finds suffering in the
same manner; Go to-Kluttz's and try
their SYR WHITK PfTCR ar.H tat?
for cauzhs. colds. Hnarspnpcs nmn
chitis, whooping cough, and all effect
ions of the throat and Lungs, acd you
will thank me 1 was nearly dead
when I tried it. ar d I now hivd re
covered completely.
5 7:7
Theo. F. Kiuttz & Company,
;- Prescriptionists.
Interest.
Salisbury Supply ami
Salisbury, N. C.
DEALERS IN
Mining Suppli
New and Second-hand Machinery.
Lime, Cement, Oils, Candle.-,
Dynamite, Fuse, Cps, Pov.V.er,
Pipe, Fittings, Babbit. Valves
Steel, Crccibles, Kope, Quv.k-
silver, Chemical?. Screens, Ceit'n ir
Boilers, Engines, Stamp M'i.
Pumps. Gold Du?t and Bullion
Purchased.
Building &, Loan
MORTGAGE SALE.
Pursuant to the provision i f a
mortgajre executed by S C. Mil
ler and wife Mary A. Miller to
the undersigned and dsited the 1 th
day of April 1S92, and regi.-t. 1 ed
in book 9 page 170 ottice ( f it
ler of deeds of Kowan county,
upon which default has been n-.a ie
the undersigned will teil r4 puhlic
outcry, on Monday the 24th dav
of February, 1902, at 12 o"cl. ck
M at the court house door in Sal
isbury tbe following real o-t:-tt:
Beginning at a stake corner to
John Fraley't lot on Shaver street,
thence with Shaver street in nn
easterly direction 55 feet to a
stake, thence at .xijjht atgk-s t
Shaver street 50 feet to Wil
Earnhardt's line, thence v.ita
Earnhaidt'i line 55 feet to i -.o
John FraSey's corner, tberee wiih
John Fraley's line 50 feet to 1 ,c
beginning, said lot bein a j nr' f
a lot conveyed by Lemind Th . :;)
son ar.d wife Jane to Samu ( .'.
Miller by feed dated Nov.
1879, book 56 page -12' Tf : :rl
cash. ' F. J. MURDOCH,
Jan. 21, 1902. Trustee.
The Day After the Fire
Is the mcst desDocdent dav in a mi
life, wheh remorse gnaws Hi c
science for his npi'iprt- in r
haviDg his home insured. How I .,
py he could if he only had a p. 'i
in the best companies and visii. n
a new home loomed nn in hi ?i ir.
Be wise fodav snd lpr. 1 mni-.
out a policy in the agency of J. Ai.-
iirown. They are good as gwi
case of fire.
ALSO
Don't fail to rail and na Q ..
our new Fidelitv Oasnahv'c nJti-
cident and health policy, "rve-r5'
all diseases and sickness that rua:i
neir to,exceptrhuiatism and ir.r;i
: v
omeaicai examination required
I ALLEN BROIVH.
North
Carolina
I
In
tbe Snr.-.!
C- uri
Cowan County
Lewis A. Kesler
vs .
Amanda May.
Robert Hamilton May
Annie Eller and Lewis M. EUcr
Ilenrv Je?si Jhtanri
J. Samuel McCutblns, Master
Special nrccfdi ntr frx call rrl
for partition.
To Robert Hamilton May and
ncuijf wesss iay:
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before the Clerk of the Mi rerior C
Court House in Salis'r urv S V, on
20th day of February i?r ari nr." . -
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or demur to comp'ant or plaint::!.
W. G WATSON Clerk cf theSareri r
Uourt of Kowan County.
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