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WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1906
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i JUSTICE I!iD ADAMS
u to hue discussion
(Special to Tlit Seuliu..i.i
t.RF.KNSI'.ORO, Or'. !. Juda S !',
Viams, chairman of the Republican
Sa'f ixectuive committee, and K .1
in-! id'. candidate for thi- 1 c i ; j ! ; 1 1
i - ,tii this county, will speak ai A ia
mailt'. Stanley count, Saturday-. (
li,r IX For some- timi' the two in.-;:
have been engaged in a political enn-r.ivi-rsy
and a few days ago Mr. Jus
tire challenged Mr. Adams t, a joit.t
,' hate uf tin- issues involved. Judvt
.Vl.iiiis offered to divide time with limi
Albemarle Saturday am! while Mr
justice had hoped that tin- 1 . 1 . t t , -night
lit' here where the people , ;,
familiar with the issues iniolwi:. !
decided U imtt Judge Adams at ,:
hi marie. Ho also challenged ih,. (..
jublica,'. chairman in nice' ' him hi ri
1 .t;'i- in 'hi' campaign. It i lnM.i-.id
that Judge Adams will ions iu to
nn i t Mr. Justice.
1 IS. VANCE & CO. TO
Tin- already lari-'o inm wi
nks and
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of l-'ir-;
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lit- huill
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Iniai hint' niai.iTarUiriiif; plant
, Vauct'. Itu-att'tl at the coriii r
,-iand Depot streets, is to he i
An addition, Mix! o feet is to
this fall. It will front on ('V s'iiiii ;
-tit it. lliaUinn the plant exlend fioiiii
t'ht. itmit to Dipot streits. The im-
ir ivenit.'iits, iiK'IudiiiK new iiiaeliiiii'i y
he acueu, win eosr jiti.tuio. unen i
Uili'ted the workinir loroe win al-o
be increased.
This concern, which luii heen ilninu
a. successful bnsims for s years,
manufactures all kinds of wcod work
ins machinery and its products to
ncar'y every stale in the union.
Mr. ,1. A. Vance, the head of the
t nterprise, is a clever luisine.-s man
and a hustler. He is popular with his
employees and the enlargement of th"
plant is evidence that there is a de
mand) for the machinery manufactured
liv J. A. Vance & Co.
ALBE HTT-LAYH E PLIGHT
The inarilaKe of Miss Nannie I.avne
of nurch, and Mr. Klhert Alln ily. cf
'i'iiahle, Surry county, was celebrated
at 4 o'clock this afternoon at the
h. -mt' of the bride's parents. Seveial
relatives and Intimate friends wit
nessed the nuptials.
Miss Ikrtha Fiynn. of Doijnaha, was
maid of honor, while Mr. llee I.ayne.
of this city, brother of the hrid:-,
acted as best man.
The bride is a sisler of Mrs. A. I..
Mauser, of this city, who attended
tin marriage.
Mr, audi Mrs. Albert- were the reci
pients of a number of useful presents.
They will reside near Venable. where
the groom owns a valuable farm.
COPPED MINE IN
(Special to Tho Sentieel.)
SAIdSIil'KY. Ocl. in. By an order
of .Iilde H. (1. Furgeson ihe I'nion
Capper Mine, of (iold Hill, Itowan
county, has now been placid in
the ham; , of H. H. Miller. Kstp,. of lliii,
'ily, as receiver for I he mine. The
aciion was (aken because of financial
embai rassinenls which, howewr, art
nut Ihoilgiil to be serious. The mine
is still being operated i.ndej- the
uianagi tin nf of Mr. II. I.. Criswold.
who has been in eliarge of Hie plant
for a number of years during which
lime operations have been carried on
on a huge scale.
ARE POSTPONED
(Special to The Sentinel
i
CREK'XSHORO. (K't. h . Tin
against :b, managers of the Hotel
Clegg and' Hotel Hufline for violaiioiis
of the Sunday ordinance ban been
conUnueri until Sntiirdav a' the ic
illlest of the counsel for the defenib
ants, wlio are busy in l-Vib ral couit.
The nllotiievs Iftalneif 'o ibdelid the
lioli'i managers are Judge W. !.." By
liuin. Jr.. and Col. John A. Barriiiger.
The attendance and 1 1 1 ii si In 'In--afternoon
services at Centeiiarv M. 10 '
church Is increasing Kvang-ilsi ( o-j
maun preiichi'd an effective serum::
'his afternoon' nn tfie powii of thi
H'dy Spirit, as explained in the l-ih'
chapter of First Corinthians ICs -uh-,
ject hist night was "Seeking lie Kim- ',
'loin of God." The (li-cmnse nadt H,
Piol'ound impression. Go ! 1 1 i 1 :
j Yon will be lustructi.'l a well a.-. ' -i.
;:ii-1 o i i.tioeu.
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Misses Annitsaiid l.'iun a
I .nil I'M ,
of Ixernersville, a'he- visiting
in the city.
The w. ('. T. C will nn .1
11 "aiy M. church a' the ''lo
service there tomorrow ,,fteii;.
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U Is (Jjito Possible That I
ited Slates Will Retain
Isle ot Pines.
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Resicents See
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Cou'ir to Hold the Is'.intj.
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I'ei'tni.-i' a lias lieer, m.kk'h in a iiiini
her of cast s by nn n env m. d in min
im; a:-. I xiavaiir.n to rein .M' ilenr
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slit a rei'.i'.-ts have bei il n fused, how--ti.
I'roi I.' ieual aiilhorlHe.-, aipn
cial'- t"i; .tiiiirouKli! th- aniiaint t.f
dainaui which Ciaild be wroticht iu a
ahoit Utile if diatislii u men chose
to i -o dynamite or oilier explosive
to i.-lrov propert ins'ead of lor
blai t'.r.H. The ai e lakinn no clianei
.- o all requests are l.ieiiiK refiisei!' for
the . resent. (ioernor Taft was in
fo: med y t .-:t inlay that all insuiKeiit.-.
in au'.t.iK' prm ince have been ilis
aiiued except uiit band which encamp
ed at a point of dilliculty to approach.
Drib rs wen js'-aii d for dinimiiienl
i omniiKiioiit is to liud this band and
sK'iife the arms of its members.
Cubans aie fi eliii' Rood over the an
"oaiicenifiii made by (rovei'inr Taft
thai he will appoint Jo-e Marti-, of
Cill:an aitillery, as his aide (.'apt.
Marti is a son of the putriui of llu
-awe' name.
IN SUPREME COURT
(Special to -The Sentinel.)
RAI.KH1H. Oct. It. -One case in the
supieiiie conn of tut tit than usual in
ten st ce, nn .s from. Uohcsaii coi:uiy.
Ihe tit-le being Hall is. Atlantic Coast
Line. In this nn A. C. I- conductor
by the name of (Irinisley was caughi
up wilh in his practivo of stealing
from Hie raiiroad company aial ii was
found tiiat a large iuauiit of Ihe
stolen goads was found in llic- pos
session of Hall, the plain'iff in ihe
cas". Hall sill n mien d the good- lo
the riillroad ageuV The coinlactnr
was arresiid. gave bond and later
the siaie. lorleiiit.g hi-, bond.
Later 11111' brought .-ui; aeainst tin
lailioail for the goods m, tla- ground
that he had purchased 'hem fmin the
coniiuetor who was an eii:ploe and
agt in of -thf railroad compiin: Tin'
conn In low allowed Hall lo n coer a
portion of Ihe goods and Ihe railroad
conipalii brings the ea.-i- I p or ap
peal. The o'her -'M rib lii-'riet -ai
peals lo ie- l.t-aid this 'H'l n- Slam
v'v King, from Cohuiibiis. coiiiiiy: M'--
Ko is. Hail i i
Snrtii i-. Ma
Varboieugh vs.
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Iron; Civ
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change of teliiperallll
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'with V"!'. sen re Co.i
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w hile si nous I- i,ot.cr;'ical.
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a,vani i tl :i!" "'e uHiios' yt
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.525 FOR CONTEMPT
v
H. A. ScliuU-r Fined By Judge
Ward Fur "Talking Back"
At The Court.
Srver.ll Def."
tences Pa'
to Litt P0
'U.cts Gnt'i Road Sen
t ts Indited for Fa lure
1 s Re eased t'pon Pay
ment of Co-:ts List of Casr Tried.
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Court Proceedings.
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Mr-
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KUill : no si I!" urn yt I
1, were five il. did III. lit.-, fin
: .: ...Ill" V T. Sp i inkle. 1W
:! pit ad Kiiil'y and was fined
n !he first case. .luiHtment. was
lib,' upo'l painent of costs ill
hei four cl, s.
I Sliei ts, faillr.K to list poll ; re
upon pay melll ot cost
! .Ii If Bishop was lined $a and the
cisis for lailuie to list poll for taxes.
i V.' H. . I.iiieback was ai'iiiitted of
!he charue of failing to list poll.
Holes Hill. Kiitrcne Adams, Oscar V.
jHiire, Chailes AKee, K P. Wrcuu.
I .lames rane, George Terr, .lames
iKiiss and Julius Reich plead trulUy to
i failure to list, polls. All were released
upon payment of costs.
.lolin Ilrandon was convicted of lar
ceny and given 12 months , on the
' roads.
Van l'i nn. assanlt w!lh d'adlv
;wtapon. was tonvic:eil and sentenced
!to the roads for five ninnths. Defen-
lain was
"oncealed
nioiilbs o
in at tin
also convicted of carrying
weapo'is and gieii five
ti thi roads, i he term to be
expiration of lirsl one.
Hairston was convicted i.f
Kj-nesl
laicenv and g;en i. mourns on in.'
roads .
Old Dims was fluid llu and cosis
lor carrying concealed weapon.
Hoberi Cole was given f! mouths- till
Ithe roatfs for carrying concealed
lion.
Robert Rudd. Kiutene Hobilis and
Kil. .loiies. for gambling, were each
lined dn and coats.
Heinle and ltuftis Leonard were
convicted of simple assault upon .1.
W. Holston. .Iiidgmenl was suspended
upon payment of costs as to Hernie,
while Hufiis wasjtind II" and coHts.
Il will b'e reinernbereil that Hernie
was shot ami seriously Injured by
Mrs. Holston
Hi, iii Gentry wa.s given three
months 'on the roads fur carrying a
concealed weapon.
.Joe CoOngtoli and l.wlcl Pea were
'jiveii 12 months each on the roads
t'or larceny
Chai les . tlavs. colored, plead guilty
to burglar in the second degree and
was seiili nciil to ihe pi nileniiary for
Iu .wars. f'ti ndaut broke Into Ii
Moni.'igue's resilience.
H. K. Walker was given o months
on the roads for iaicer).
1M. Ib-nrd whs sent to the roads for
I ft months for lan-enr.
OPINIONS 8! THE
STATE SUPREME
T
(Hnet
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lopinloiih lie
ll'oiirl yes'e
I Kdgeri ,n
, no erroi .
i Wayne, pa
1 Franklin, i
i 'ill. Gleeli. :
jWake. p:oe
us Haiiii..:.
to Thn Seiitine
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(I. He', l'i The full list of
imred by the Jsupreine
erdai 'follows:
i -, Gaun s, from Wayne.
Iltowti vs. Soulht'ilaiid.
ei-,il; Mann vs. Ilaker,
no! : Seliulleford vs. Mor
alliimeil, lit tts Vs. Rab !gh.
ei i -lit gs disuii.Shi'd ; Klioit
:,. Wake, no emu-; Hicks.
Wake, new trial: .('art r vs
Co., Chatham, per curiam
;vs II el.
Ti Itg.a
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..il: Jackson' vs. N'euse River
Wake, per curiam allli nn d ,
i - Telegiaph Co., Harnett, per
affirmed; Cay vs. Lumber Co.
pt v cuiiain itfliini' d. Kllis vs
i Wake, per ciniam, affirmed
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,i Coiiiin .snon for M.i
.Dillon spent vit,lfid.
.ntii late last night
, tor 'he No i lb Caio
,. e xposii joi,. idat,s I
1 -.'f ari.'hi'ects, ai:d
Nor'b Car
l.inif s'ow i:
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la', af. t noon
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net lie- fin.
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-.;' : G. W. Hill-haw . Wii s on.
H '. D-rf-kei '. . of K.'i 1 ,ngi am
. i. ti that the buiidit g :'l to-'
v til be t.f colonial a:tfi':i t
.ii,; ierinant tit ly i -e. o ,! r.l
:!-, -i,se of lb" ex p. .si' t'f. for
,, . , . r Hunt ry t-'u' p i n us'-s
jiiilfv and Mrs
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t-aii-i- uf fhaniv Shr
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woik'-i aitmnc llu
in-', of K hi; s a, lv
rile sli cing In il l- eluir of Ihosf
till .til hwillls. "A'd-te Willi Me'
d 'l.tad Kii.d.i l.igl:!." , most
icl'ing ,.aivd uiipii-si e. as was als.,
tM't' SweiUy SoUliui II. inglit." simg
' Mis- AnU'iiit'i !' t'.lt'ini.
1 Al ike Kiukv ill.- choir sane
"Ti
( hiisllall s Ceot! Night "
The pa'l In hits wtie Missis
Ham s. W 1' H.II. C l Dubm n.
Norman. V.rctl Moir and lift (
Alt
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II 'dglll id (Irei'iisboio
Ilii li.aa! iributi.- win- ixipi.-iii'
and i urn. reus Tae t!oer l. au-r.-
, i 1 e Mi sib. lilt s ) Mn-i lev, (it'ol'Ke
illi.iwn, V. M. Httid.en. T: .1. I.enU.
;.l II MeCnait. .lee Kleichei. Will
;D'l!nen. ('. (I l.anier and Miss K!,a
i Hiiishaw. t,f t in- Kind's la igh't is. ami
Mes lanii s .11 Kiggius, W. N Itev
Uls and Iv I., .lores
A large ii'iniU i of trit ml.- weie
Pipft-nt this tiioinlt.K tt, pv II, in- last
tribute of r. f ect to M ss Hodgin,
POLITICIANS FAIL TO
STIR THE VOTERS
(9pecl.il to The Sentinel.)
KKIlN'ICIiSVH.I.K, Del. HI -The
ciimpalgn has aroused but . little In
terest a yet iu thin seetiati of the
county. The candidates seem to lie
on a still hunt. Perhaps as the till
of voting Hppi'oiiches the will strike
a warmer trail and make a noise siif
llcicnt for all time lost.
Mr. John Phillips, merchant a- l,ea
prmf Town, has gone to Moore's
Springs to recuperate his health. He
has heen In ibc'iiiing health for Home
weeks .ami a change Is thought to be
d adwiulage t,, him.
The t leganl residence on Mo.nilaiii
-tin l which has la i n built by Mr. 1).
W. Harmon, is l ow completed It Is
perhaps the most modem building 111
the town, shows to tine appcaiance
and is greatly admired by i mtj ob
si rvi ,'.
Fanners haw their lauds prepared
for seeding and iiiie a ,few have al
ii ady been sowing.
Mr. .lames A l.mveiy cull allow the
largesi pumpkin to be seen In Ibis
section of his own raising. He has
one that weighs "24 pounds and still
anolher that wiighN '' pounds, both
of which be grew on one vine. Il
would be liilert sMng to know how
many pumpkin pies could be made
from this l::.! pounds of pumpkin
Mr. Charles W Davis. U K D No
I, Kernel sville, of Davidson county,
died at his home oil Monduv morning
Mr. Davis bad been in bad health
for some months and gradually grew
worse till the end came. Ills remains
were laid tj rest al Abbott's Creek
Haptist grave yard today. He has a
large circle of fiiemlt,. he having
laughi singing schools In all the ad
joining counties. He leaves a wife
iind several children.
vv is'n
(Special to Tho Si
NKW YORK. Del lu.
holiday seitton which
"Rosh-he Sliotiah" t new
wi eks ago t oniluui H v i t
called "Ho-ha na Rabba
nftne! )
-Tin- ,f
began with
leat'Ki two
totla.v being
because of
in it 1 1 aiidllion.il piayeis beginnitig
with "llosh na, ' "Save, we prav ibee."
which an- tecili d. Sewn t in nils,
wlih the four symbols of the haiv -i.
are luade iu fie synagogue, and ad!i
tlonal willows are- held in ihe baud
duiiug Hie pravers, ';,e t n'ite t. ttl
vat Is chiollv 'a season of lejuicing" j
('.email himieliatbenu") leu ion In ;
the mil',-' ot Joy the frail human life,
is nol f .rgoiii'ii and dining tin- If',
vai the Hook of Koheii'h eleslasH '
u" is lead Th'' "MUClh'' ot liotdh is1
inn ml. d to serve for M ien dati. Ifi
In- weather is. Iiil-.trse, ami tin owi.i-i I
a nil his fan, llv tan.,.)! dwell Itn-ie.l
mi-ios at ens' art i.iktu ihfif The;
Hsdirg is mad,.- of d.l: able, mai'Tla1, j
and eetmlsts iihualiv of it.ives oil
brai.ih.s of flits 1 ! rough whiih 'bet
ski 'an be si in The v,ui:,g ,lfisb'
ehiliiii u iiHitu
Ill
lie rile
ml fre:'s
of :!,,.
b" Willi bea.
I'.fu:
llov
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1 1 icuia i , v in
if building ' sue
cab" veil gi-i.' ial. ew:v vn) bi-i; g
ut.lizid for Hie purpoi... Dth'ts un
Mi" n.it.f or i ii ii M.e fire i-M-ap. , n - n -
ai.ts in the liou-es cniiibiinng io pa-.
tlie i tiii-iisis of ibt'ir tncMon ami Mn
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g h -i r iiiii. In occiiphm
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lion' h of i biir tiwti, 1 1 paii to
ol g.ng l'i the s liagogees
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Some Cubans Arc Dissatisfied
With TafTs Amnesty .
Proclamation.
Fntndt of a Murdertd Congrman
Object to Murderert Being Grantd
Atnneity And Miki Open Threat of
Revolt. Hoever, Ai Ctnoral
Thing t H People Seem Satisfied
With the Proclamation.
I Itv ruM1h'r- Prcsa.)
HAV ANA. (Hi 1 As, a result of
Ci 'tan oomph, a'.otis the American
Hag in.iv rloiti oi-r tin- l-le of I'lues.
I'r.ic:ieail 'he entire Islaiul it n
til bv Ann i nans I lit- Kxt tieatv to
itsloie i? I,, Cuba hat bet'U hebV Ut
iU follglfss (,r Itllte t'ltt (Vltl
jtion to ii Ik led b. Majtir .1. K
I Unni If of H ixatia, ell (whtttf rtf i"UiHt-
t rs ftk ago Unnclf sugireKtetl
!to Minister Megan Ih.tl 'he iresei.t
ifi'iulliiont nnike it. upprtiprlat'. for the
j Tutted Mtaits lo lake clmrge of the
Island an,; ih' Mich At 'bin shoulil he
lakt n b eoiigitss. .i
aiisw er A (' t!a k u
the foniniiiK . i f thf
I g ill lll.tllf III!
o Taft liolifted
lslo ;lf ttltt
fotlll Ot"
M.sot,,
i en, an i
I. Ills In iudicHlf a
lit sut.-lacloi I,, tlit-iu. u
l!i-i) hiiggesieil thai tlit-v aib'pt rtilie
jlb'iis iilisfl) leg Koot and Wood froiu
i blame for tflott'to give Island t"
j Cuba Tae islarders have adniittil
j it'stilu'ioiis asking for t ountv liiunirt.
I piil ni:llt:ii governiuei-.t hiiJ spfiikitiK
well of ,,oi anil Wo id. No action
iiiHt deeti .taken. The reMiIt, liouper.
will pie'unblv be flt'ialloll of At ni h Hint
slilpes,
Hi. ncie Is confident, eipecially In
vlfw ot net lit rxiiinple of Cubnn got''
e riiiiieiii that tuiigiess will not deliver,
the island to Cuba.
THIRD DAY OF THE
STRIKE IT SPENCER
(Special to The Sentinel.)
.NPKMT.It. Di i 1" - The third la
of the s'like of the inachlnlKts at Ihe
Southern Railway shop here, an well
a at all points on. the. system, ha
: liroiight no new tlevelopmetils, other
I than (hi- activity of the railroad offl
icinls In ptepailng for the en re of new
linen to li'" eiuplov eil Iu piaee of the
Istrikeis. A poiCoii of the shop build
ings beie tire being tilled up fur lodg
ing purposes', gnu range and cook
Ktoves are being inslailed iiud Ihe new
tin ill it. is will be fed iu the shop build
ings Klei lric lights are bi-lng placed
al gang wavtt and walchnieii patrol all
points ol eniiHtiee.
At a meeting of tin. striker i'it(er
dav afleiiioon Mayor A. M. Hoyden, of
Salisbl.rv. HildreS'ieil the 11111, asaiir
iug Hum -of Ihe sympathy of the clip
nous of Ihe lown and expressed hln
desire lo see the trouble aeltletl Judlr
loiislv. The Salisbury ami fftenrer
til i eel. Railway Co. has granted ii rale
of one half rare (2H cents) tie-sinkers
unill the presi'iil trouble l bet
tied Mr W'. M Scoti, of th" slate ie
pari nnnt at Raleigh, has been In
Spencer tor the phsi two iIhvh limn
tlgailng the lecint burning of two
dwellings hen-, uliitli are alleged to'
have been tired hi ail Incemlbir) . lint.
litCf
case
progo-,s has been inade Iu inn
ii fa r
ATTACK ON 801
fSpecial
iu The Sentinel )
Del u. A JOUIig
Loader a well known
p'ltu f. was the victim
S A USUI RY
I son of .l.it-l A
i t'lii.eti t.( Mn .
of a
noon
daslf
b unions a'taen veatiTiRiy after
bv ii cow I hf frenzied anluuit
d upon I lie rliild ci ushlllg him
to the glomui Itm- M'V
aiol goteii him before
rei.ib ifd Carpfllt. in
it'll iramplfd
help could ,) !
workttig near
In at til" Cow
in ii stjulng the
lev bv
aliii-'h'
bov
tlil use of ell
to iusi-iiiinili:
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(Special lo The .Sep! ;ne,
SM.ISHI RY. 'Dei. I".--Condudor
T ' Davidson, w ho wit even Iv ln
pii.d in a wreck on the MouMieru
Ka'lw.T n! wv rmk, near I liiiivtllu,
loii,:,'tv at'1 : noun, was bioiigfl to his
Inline beie yts't'iday for I re. tin, cut.
H,s but k u badly butt and he Wm
no! b" abb' to ri'seme bis run fur
sometime F F Sin. III. a llniriiiaii
'in He n.iiie itain, Wat ai-u painfully
ilijuit-d bU'. will n eovi r
j
;
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To Build Home o' Their Own.
Vaughn Ci il'e blleld Co, wholesale
ugglsi,, of this (iiv, will probably.
bilth;
if a
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ij lii r
II,. I.'
win,
s.- I t
I 'ru'
ii a I
I I ,n !
houif of M.i-:r own next sprnm,
I'.iMi- In' fan be nn i Th'"
in Il i'lf d mall, Is iargff
s 'I lif Si n1 .re I U plean-d to
I'm' all of Win it'iil Sab in s
i i b .ii . ai e mi-e'lug I'll
if
Hi,;'! t U I f - . I he
Vinud.i
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II 1 1 Ii and
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no
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if 1 1 x
In He-Ill
il- ;ng to
uton'ti
H,pula r i'
on s pnl tip
logb.i gia
t;' l.'vr-.
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