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Y DAILY SENTII
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER.:?.
1906
PRICE 5 CENTS
ITlEPlS5rJEPyilEIISllSE
B Discontinue
:Ke Attitude
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airy Forces
,;t Adjustment i
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' (By Publishers' Press, i
I RALEIGH, Nov. 3. All offi.vs In
'the State caiUoI w,i clsl at r...:.
To! today on account of the death of K T.
. uieuu. urouur ot trovernor do
- iat Macon, Ua., this moral:!. Uovi-rn..;
sil,e By cfs andjoiwrn had beeu with his brother In
;Ch f's i"111 Macon seveuu nays, mil :eir las; ev. :.-
Department injc for Raleigh, arriving li, re j i
a lew minutes ahead of the M- .rv.,n'
announcing the death. Tin n. v. ., -.v..:
a proa I siirriso to the govern r a- I,
The 'l. ad beeu assured, after co::- r.t.r iou
-. , -, Col. of physicians yesterday aftt-rti -mi.
, r,irt that while there wa no lupe f, c
, . , i n ' recovery of his brothor. In- might 'iv
;h!for wes'ks or mouths, so lie d f.ti.in-
u' -ii,"- 'l to return to pressing official iU-.W
;' here and bo back to his broth-.' '&,;
, i, ,is- Uybc with him in bis hs, i.osir
:,, in cp .decease J was 4d yca-'s old. ile
- , .. : ,if three rhildivn. a s m ami r.,n
A ,. ..; 'iv ti is. He was accountant lor :..
irai of (itJigia Railroae.
' T.ie govt inor let'; for Made, :
t! moon to attend the la:., ral.
!H i MoCHiftlSTS- STRIKE
STTHC I ACT ctdihi finur HAS BEER SETTLED
ni I III. U1JI 0111(111 HUH
MANILA
UT
Realizing That Splendid Record of Present Board of County
vuiiiiismners is winning Many Votes for Democratic J
if het i uey Publish Circular in hifort to Create In the 1
Minds of Voters Unwarranted Objection to These excel
lent .Men Who Have Handled County Finances so Well
That Forsyth Now Has a Surplus on Hand Has a Re
publican Board oi Commissioners in Forsyth County
Ever Closed a Term in Office With Such a Good Rec
ord? An Unjust Attempt to Prejudice Voters.
t:nri
sat;
. V.
The
c,
Reading the utter hopelessness of straw on the eve of flection,
their cause unless some kind of un The statement made in thu Repub-
,h. nca'V .ircular that dbts Democratic
j "say they do not owe will turn up after prejudice its
ploy men: to
on the present excellent board
county commissioners who affirm
warranted objection is lodged
mmas or I'le voters nf F-or-.th fnnni
the elect on ' is an unwarranted re-
against me present board of county ftc.,0ll
commissioners Republicans are und-
ny out a circular le'tcr at i,ns ,t.- that the county does not owe dtbts
moment that : cakua::! to do :n- ol the court house indebtedness. It n
(S'.'i..; to 1 h s-ut ;. t ..) ,
WASHINGTON, No. '." The oti :We
niacin:: -! ..n the- S m' lie; n Hi'.. ,
w Men was tti.tugurau d rvrtt'.h,
in liu-r.'H-i ;u wages was settled
odan I
amicable a Ipn.: mem has he-ji
t with '.lie eouiiiii :ee of tna- j
s, under wliiea t'le Nlilke Willi
l.i:. .l off and the un a now on .
will r tin n l ihe:r old lti nis
M i : 1 . i y- in. :ii. ti. Nn. til.tr J. witlt
on; ptejudUe oil ;i'C..iU! of tile s'li'k-'
Tile nun lu i-etiiainej w;:li the roin
paiiy ate to continue at work Tli.-e
who )me ! mi employ (. I since the-
M I'ii.C
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A n
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hiliN
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United States Will Doubtless
Take Up Action of Japanese
Officer With Japan
ese Government,
However, It It Not Thought That At
tempt of Japanese Officer To Make
Drawings of Manila Fortification
Wilt Lead To Serious Complications
; Between United States and Japan
In View of Friendly Relations.
l.v Publishers Pres )
WASHINGTON. Nov .!.- I In U
i J on ilie hliilu Ht authority tojay thi.l
iiiHi'estloiiahly dipivniatie tepreiienia
w'dl lie I el i red from the lio t!.m4 will be made by this country to
Monddv iiKvuititt. lint wifci:? :Jainit on account of tho dttctkn nf
to
lie
places, o:- as t '
in. lit in I he shop:
Inst aet-.oif. w ill !
fhelr C")ii!iiined em-ia .iHi aiie.e uftlc-r tnukiiiK kkvt'ch of
evmimuy la .t :i i jili,. f rt ill. at ions at Manila. No ww
heir future employ 'rlon consenueiiccs, h.iwever, are nx-
t u e.le,l. s.m-i :al ; e'til. I'nllke colltlneutitl el
i--nd as lo l..o M!,e l'iiii.,1 Slatin tum no law mokinx
i fjji little mm
s e'en "up to' the gentlemen who intimate
iP-'.s. thatt h eccunty does really owe debts
.ii ic :- j that will Urn up after the election to
. produce proof of this aesertion. The
-mo-; Democratic county commissioners in.
: i pt !'. d it:i I'll-e new ellipio ei ..
The wan., fti-rett by the i..i;iiu 'i
tlli' nun liiiitht s jifhir ;,i ilie k'like lire
lo apply Irotu N iNenilM'f ,",(li .in.', ilie
company's ptiiKwltiini in arbiir.:ie tee
dill, rellce lielweeil that H.'aie aim In
i:.i:
W.i
- T.i
If Tr
At:
where he
!',. .-Iih lit
iinst m lie.
,i I'atianta.
',. iat'.i-
i. at ilia the
H I' f t' flU'S-
i) liiithoiise
r w.l: in- irans-li-flri
1 . i -i i via nil .
r,i i:i 1 1 t:ie Isth-
..! be acoinpan-;
ml Hixei. -.-if the!
oti- l.at:a an
,;l,ir Mi.ir.s
-::al ulili'. While on
Bw!i will send
uiis i.i Si ci . tury
Willi W Mm
l.onnie, the eirht-yi ar-old s,.u of Mr.
.1. I'. Hur;;e. wlu lives oyer W. T.
Iiaynes' ulrc at the terminus of t n-
Norih I.ilHi'ty slice: car lin
'killed about live o'clock last :
by a iiKi.-t shDcklmc accidiai.
The buy was. swlnjring ;:i the ie;r,
of one of (I. M. Thomas i Co.'s coil
wagons when the driver. Albert M
justice to the splendH l:u
who now manage th- c .:
ire Duraen of tins c.'c .'.v .-i
lows: j
1. Statements fro.n thu t.vo I)
cratic daily papers ,,f Wirs'oi, -Sai.: i v.te anybody who has a claim against demand ol uii.fotm
are printed with a view to showing 'the county that has been presented i ''"" s per bout' for
that Democrats claimed in 1904 tnat rot paid that could "turn up after "ii"' l'i' cent n huur
the county, was not ihen in de1) c"ci- tne election'' to piesent that claim 'has In en accept i il a :i t t.ie ;
lar except for the -.lurt'-ious .tnd t.Ttand it will be paid at once. What about he' arranted- for i.n.lei
now Democrats ,ve claim. rg tnat tne.it. gentlemen? It's up to you. ;,"d basis (.unvested by tin
present board s psic4 a oot owed i Now that Republicans have intima-!as lromptly as practicable.
In oth ted thai other debts against the coun-j This aljim:ment to..U pb:
conference in New Yo'i.
Hon, Seih ',.n' ,
it u uul offline fir u MrMu to
jhke'i li ut- photoKrapil Itn foililk-wtlon.
,ll was ixpl.i ti.d ut the war dvimrl
jinetit today that there is no Ktich, thlnx
jus a spy in Ilie time of eii, WhtM
'no one d'.mbU that the J.lxiue ofllc-
nuance ot luijir wa a ii'inilnr army offlivr it I
uiaebia v.. ami j i ipiali; ceitain Jaiwn will dn.y all
l.r apprni:.v .-. ku iw di;i' of his dolim and wHl !
pr. sH tni piMfouml regret I hut one of
her oflicers houl4 "witboiu warraut
from bin Kovetnmetil" tranutr'iH tu
such an unfriendly way.
l.'r.u o'.l
he I 111
.' II. .. ill I
was by the former Ojd'a m 130
eniim er words the Re'nil.liran,. clsim theltv "will show un after the election"
Democrats admit n, cnr place t 1 . .. t tf-lwe' think it is pertinent to print again 'weiu tii
1904' the followiiio statement from Mr. H.
vvanlw. Lindsav. who i. in noaitian to i llHll Ulan
free from debt ti!n. know exactlv what he i talkinolMacy and
Knight, backed lm team in the n-ir i 2. The circular ii.t'i.-!- cla'n; tbat'a':out: National Chic
county owed a dolit oi $'.0,000 in
and in anoth".- siy nc county
(conciliation commilti
c- a I a
loihiy l.e
i hainiiuii
II. Al laley,
e.M'cutlve council Kverl!
II. S Uotni 'l'x, i.iitiflivrs
Kedeiall.il, ilie of-
Democratic stateii.:ntr about county wish to state for the benefit of,l,',,, - f Siutheni l;.il!w.i. the
affairs are made ic: cartn.iin purpjs-jany who may not have been advised, president of the luelt na.ioi al .Murliin-
tilt" brick wall and the wagon at:d 'es and that debts D.i.iccrats "cay t' ey i that the only indebtedness against the president or the Int. niational Machin
1 crushed. Death followed In a few mlu-'do not owe will tur-i in a'tei ( lection Icountv of Forsyth is the courthouse . ,s,!i I'lihm and 1k 1 nininillee of the
ot the liaynea stoic to unl.iad coiil.i
The boy's head was cauglK between'
' nut s, rue toy 8 screams when he. for the tax-payers to w ." bonds. The Dretct board of countv ihou.iien. Hal v. ay ma iil.ni.
Sl-i mi this di-
ii'fn iiailwav for
h.;s iii-i'n disgust-ii-:ali'
the trains,
'-:iL'.-rs. The ex
'U twins was ilis
liasfiiKer train
struck the wall were indeed heait
n nding.
The driver, who is -deeip grh vcd.
says ho did not know Limine was on
the wagon, hence no blame is attached
to him for the accident.
JMinuie, who way a bright boy , was
a, pupil al the North Winston school, been collected then. When the new
being In. the second grade. He was board came into office they merely
at school yesterday.
Inst
r .itihed
sii'l a luili liours
" n.a.ts- up here
it ! n..t i-ac
assistant snpprin-
'Sinn, aathori.i'd
lli.il iw i larger
oi: '.hi,-,
Board of Trade Meeting.
The board of trade held an enthusi
astic, meeting last night when various
matters of interest to the city were
discussed, but no definite action was
taken. Mr. E. W. O'Hanloii. in the ah
isenee of President W. T. litowti, prc-
In the first place, it iiiy be sa'd , commissioners, during the past two
thst in 1904 when the pret.cn! board (years, paid off a floating debt of
was elected there was an indebt-jabout $21,000, besides building the
edness for current expenses of $21,000. modern county home, paying for tame
This amount had been borrowed nyjas bills were presented. These are
the former board in anticipation of facts and I believe in giving the prea
1904 taxes which of course had not'ent board credit for their splendid
management of the county's affairs.
Not a dollar of 1906 taxes has yet been
touched.
H. W. LINDSAY,
Clerk Board County Commissioners
paid this amount out of the 1904 taxes
without going into debt one cent. It
was merely a current debt fully cov
ered by 1904 taxes. In other words
the debt the present board paid was
purely and simply a debt contracted
by the other board in .anticipation of
taxes of that year that the commis-
In conclusion it is only necessary
to repeat that Forsyth county today
owes not a cent outside of courthouse
indebtedness and that, on the other
sioners knew would be in hand at the ! hand, the county has a surplus, as not
me :n-
l f H.'O
sided'. It was decided to hold nioiitbh , proper time.; The new board paid the I one
I meetings the second Monday night ! amount due at the proper time. Thus,
in each month. The elation of offi-; while the new board paid a deot or
cers was deferred until the next mi et- $20,000, it was an account the payment
ing, November 12, when other busi-; of which without going in debt was
nes.s will he transacted. I fully anticipated. A Democratic at-
j tempt to deceive in this connection ex-
Our New Hotel. ists only in the imaginations of Repub
licans who are grabbing, at the last
A piMinineut. traveling man in speak-1
jmg (if the new Zi;r"iidoff hotel a few i
iram'''a-Vs ago remarked: "1 haw traveled,
v th,.ifr several years the entire SePli
-., ii;-.. ' ami can safely say no cily in the S m'h
has a belter hotel or one that is b'
;i po-lter kept." This is just one of the
many bouquets that have been thr iwn
at. Manager Kavanatigb by the tniv-
iisis' '-.ng irateriiity.
M1M1
cent of 1906 taxes has been
touched. When did a Republican
board of county commissioners in For
syth county ever close a term in of
fice with a surplus on hand? Speak up,
Republicans, you have raised the is
sue, give us any facts you may have
on this subject. It is due the voters
of Forsyth county that you do this.
A MnalJ cottage on Mai shall fctn't.
Salem, near the Muline Knitting MM,
the property of ('lingmaii Jtcnge, and
occupied by Zel Hitting, wns daniag d
by lire Ibis morning at ii:l!0. The fire
oilginaied in the kitchen from a defec
tive Hue. The building win ilainiigeil
to the amount of about f.'M, hich
was covered by insurance. .The house
hold effects, the property of Mr. und
Mrs. Hilling were all saved, though
slightly dainaginl and broken up. The
response by the firemen io alarm
was prompt and on their arrival on
Ibe scene they did effective work in
extinguishing the (tames and saying
the near-by reflldeuce of Mr. le
Hanes from catching (ire.
APPEAL TO COURTS1
i
Ml Him.
.wen lily
Reception to Rev. J. R. Moose.
A reception was given in -Centra!
Methodist church at Monroe last nich:
in honor of Rev. .1. R. Mo-ise am! fam-ioe
phl'-e
'' i''ii.e
'n ,,:
Mr. Moose, a missionary in Ko
fi :i. is being supported by Ontral
church. The reception was for :he
lur.ose of giving all nn niliets of the
church who are supporling bint a
chance to become acfpaiuiid with
'Heir missionei v.
". lie
"'. linw-
iMeratic
- K N.
"-s, N it
..:. i n- M,-. ;
i t:.. lus Mrs. Robert Ualiey. of Wen
a. ,,. ; st reef, Salem, cilcbra'ed her ."i'i'Ii
it. -pun lea,, ihii thday ibis afterniKiii by eiitei :ai:i-
j: ,1 Mr iinS a few of her most intimate frit n-!-.
li,;--. !,.,nThe ocrai-ion was highly enjoyable
"' '-t'li rn
( Ity IMlilishei's' J'n-ss
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov.
cant act ion as taken b tile
use this aflerm m wln-a they -eil
the sail begun soil! tmie
'u:0e the authorities 'o adnn'
CSHIi'.I e:i 1 ail 1 lie I' ' '"
of San l-ianeiM'o I, - si,
an a'lorney : ii.tr fmsu now ni
I! in.il.e :;,. .-f! .:-: i.i
;i.:ti -iirorirll e.af i
(II) Pub
NKW YORK,
both flanks the
, to
isllets' Press.)
N'oy. li. Moiclo d (.'.
Hearst lire h is been
i divericd from Charles Iv Huvhes. !(
publican candelate for govtitoi-. ,
Sicntan It".' and former Ho-., (in
her. "f Taiiiinatn Hall. In 'V l islnr
pan so w
the e('l'
ings iitit
mull ri
Washi::t
cli lid fell
which t ;
:t!e of the
jni'io:i of lle
r. -pel tne
W i
stan I tirni;,'. m !i
ale'; cetl'i-lel I hai
Mills I pu'
It
do !'
ten
la -t few days :! e ainni'ii
i: si forci s Is ben u- h!
i.aslaug it of U )"i .'iml
I.' igiies is pi.acth .lily fot
linal light ill 'lie di in s.
SAI.ISHI'RY, Nov. .: - With lb.
biggest ihunoiiKiVation of (he season
the Democratic (atualgn will he clos
ed in Salisbury by a. speech by H'-ire
tor I,ee S. O'vt riiiiin m xt Monday
night. The Senator makes his .last
speech in his home town ami will be
at his best. Thousands of people fioni
the country and mar-by tillages will
I come io near him on tin. ormshm.
! Solicitor W ('. Hammer wn I. i"
today and pn illcts iii.s re ei et .n by
a majority of nlioul ir,.oo(i o ts.imn.
jlle believes llackelt will il even a
I larger majority in the dis'iiet.
NEWS ITEMS REPORTED
FROM STATE CIITAl
(Sfcial to The HentlnelA
KAIiKIGll. Nov 3-Muj..r l. :.
(iran: was calledt to Ooldaboro tin
uio.ulng by the uewii of th bernluij
I of Urn nam in count ctln wltb, LI.'
brick yard ami farm there, A yea.r's
supply of feed and hixteen head '(.
lurM'N and muled dud contildra.(i!o
farm niaohinery was Included In the
k)nej?, partly ntvnrd by $!,0ib Ina'Ws
nnc. Major Ontnt Is clerk, or la
Culled rltutes district und CiltiuJl
eo. u ts heiv. i : .
News front T. K. limner .and It, ((
Itrlmley, who were In charge ol tile
North Carolina exhibit at th Ikwio't
P'm1 ' Plr durliiB Oclobt r, 1s U tl
effect Ihut I hey are very much ptVfiff'l
wlib the attention ittractitl bv Ufi
North Caroliua exhibit ami feo coufl
dent that gnvit benefli to tha Sta.'ti
In the way of attraction of Immigrant)
and capital wdll rt:ult for the HUtt
The fair has clow-id and the ruaterlul
iiseil in the exhibit will be gxi'.tc'i btu
lo this State by tile l.llh.
Mr. Clinton ('. Crow, omi of
best known citii of it iN-lgb, wis
found dead lu hiH tii'.I early yt
day iiiorniiije at hl home on lUllfuX
si reel, lie hswl suffered nom lfl
vvl'b asthina and is thought to lijftt
ai;d up suffering from thin and not
leu out of bed in hope ni gtin( re
lief, ljeai t failure Is thouu n hu
leeti the iuimcdlaLe rau.i' of 'hlh.
Mi. Ciow- wan dH yi'iiti ;',(?. nut Oa
I. rn in Chejri'rflelii ,.,,u it . n, ar IV
li rsburg, Va. He leaves a. wife an I
seven children, aim a brother, I. W
Crow, of Wilmington, and a half brml -er
and half 4icr, K. 11. Crow and
Mi. .1. T, Aldeiman, id Ralelgll. Ilie
fiineuil was held, t.jiluy.
i V i I lll.lie
n
back in'i
, aea: .on.
th
Mrs. Fred R. Hackney
night from a visit to
''.rocnville, S. C.
returned la
rehrives j
1V0r o' Dean
:iI'"i::.: n
, The Farmer am' Co-Operator, the
(organ of the North Carolina Farmers'
j Protective Association, which has
j hcen 'published at Intelligence, R.s-k-'"s
'jingham county, for some time, by Mr.
lnT. i i.owry, has been moved ti S' '!!'
V Vliie. '
Mr.!
of
t loll tile, h'
W hose 1 igll
Ico'inltv vv,
'pac' wi' h
'' them all the
, cnmpaiiviui:
lclar.se of in
leit.s .s' i Si
seho '1
n liaire.t
l-nt ;
- ja il. I.il
l.v
he
tr it'i
I 'I" !
Ma: ill
New Advertisements.
sign artist, removal not ic
ell'er.
III
Faiisler The tiesi serv iei
and ileeoratlng.
'.' n Co.- .See o,:r men's, .siloes
is, und -Twiar. iK'el.wiar. t-te
Tlse Ci'oeeries "a !i'"i
It was learned today that I he South-1
ern Railway bad decided to transfer!
iuj'he two train dispatcher ai Ikirbet's!
.Illljet
ollk '
a to l.hl,,
mid Im in
city a :
I lie ni.ii
d tha' :ln
room at I
lie I
I ue 111 .si
et mriiuia!
:- Wi'bri-Hjk Co
P-riai prices.
M Phelps k Co.
t $1 as pay men'
sp.,1
A
on
coutxdi
suit or
:a. -ni passenger :atioll. Int.- d.i-
p,. tchers will direct th,- in vi-ment 'd
j trains on tin- -A-in", ilie ilvisloii,
1 1 -!! litis citv. M.iresv ;ile and Char-,,,,..
I
- Miss Pt rcy Power, of fluVem,
who has bei ll at Hi. I.uko's IMpHal,
j He blebeiii. Pa , sevinii ycara. taklric
ja eotirse In nursing, p.'tiirned home
thls aft-moon. Miss I'owers was prr
iMiited with a gold nn-'lal, ttili Im-Ihx
the (itlze awarded the number if Ibe
j'-la.s making the best recti nl.
About Pel ptyiple a'tenii-l the S
cialih: sakilig at the enunhouse Ut
nigliV Address. H were uadti by
Messrs I p and W II Taylor P T
Lehman ami Thou IkivX
-The local manufacturer ar oUV
(ilaining of a car famine. Thla (
causing ln'ieh Inconvenient in flxi
shipment of their good
lacnli
' on
1
Clolhing C i
the good
os. clo'hing.
A go kI
finalities
CITY Of BOSTON
nbacher d Hr. T'Hlay a biev
:'ie Busy Store, ('.line Pt.i.glif
'. Star Co. Supper ineiin
rcii'ecr j. h. Ziriiiiiernian, ,f the
i (Inn of Zimmerman A- l.esi.er, return
ir.i'd .tliis morning from .Iiiincnowti,
he has b tu getting data and
iii iti for ibe. North Carolina build
ing, for which bis firm war anlw
'he architecMiral work.
ol ; w here
-The protracted ci.!eeH at Hfnlli
side, in whli-h Rev 1 K Mason uldtij
the wistnr. R"v. A I.. Ibttt, c'ivnI
Tlrirsdav nlif'it The meeiing arcoin-pli-ht'd
pood results.
a ;n
Rev. Ci. W. Helk,
of
llieniar.e,
f"r. who )l;,s ,,M,n assisting In the liie."-
'"''rt.jinjt' at the North Winston Presbyt -"an
i mn church, left, yesterday ror An-''-"It-'usta,
(Ja., to assist tils brother 'in re
vival services there. The
i H"
IP iST t
in! p.u.-li
a:, llospl'.
"lis III.
PaV.sh
M.isS',
:-- Pre
Nov
! 'he V
!,s,-r de
M-t I
io: dill (J. Ri-Viiol !
ia, erected ov'-r
signs this .week
. the sig I
o t.hous
Mr lt"v
- I. 0. NlfiHig, Tiieii Siiitinvi's c r
ri s)ioi,(leiit on l( P. ). No. 4. will
teach 'be public school a' Friendship,
which opens Monday.
Tin- in :t.i u street bridge across Ku
leln cru-k in being repaired Tlw old
(1 tor has l en replaced with a tie
one ThU is a liiucli utM-ded irnpnovt:
mi nt.
raw '
M:i,.
i 'he North Winston church
I'lnned by Dr. I.iliy. Services
iUT1'l tomorrow- nlglit.
be ineetinvl a'
h will be I t,-
g
aju'i
ua-,
making a spwiain Jus'
of coun'ry road .it'nn.
at
tf
Mrs
j ' J- O. Cooper, o( Oak Ridge,
he:.
.1 T.
I'.r 'M
tod.' 1
the yli'ti pauper tins
ti'o the .lohnsoii building at
r of .".t and l.lbetty s'mkjI.
has more room and !ncrea
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ni.
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; .Ml HIT' (' W'll lit' i,. ;,
Chi'is'iHii church tomorrow nlgV
I .'iceixiril of 'I'f llliinti he I vice of
w c t r (
.1 P. Taylor and Jchn Kfft-r wui'
jti I). mils thi-, ,'tfteriioori' to tH ak for
Muciaiivia loulfht.
Miss Mittio Waggatnan, of rUihrti),
Ikis, left hand u. amputated m. the
hospital a few days since, is UiOK
n 'ft 1 1 S'n- will r''urii home tomorrow
the
I Mr. and Mrt S' F SI. or", of Vadk'n
roun'y, weiu Hi 'lie c.ty today.
today.
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