ja' mm
EitabUib4 1878.
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creasing scale, that men first accept
hypocritical living, daily deceits, and a
white washed exterior appearance. It
is the gradual going away from self,
the refusal to look oneself Bquarely in
I the face, to call deceit by its own name
tab. soars-
NOWjFCft ASSASSINATION DUCKS, GEESE, BRANT, PLEKTiril
Tub Ibbefi In Two Section, every Tues
i j and Friday, at Journal Building, 68-
Q Craven Street '
CHARLES lT STEVEN5
nml 4HD PUOFRIKTOV,
.,mu,WTou rate?'. their first presentation, since oneeac
28"Cent jcepted, they become easy to follow,
Threee Month;:::.. Business integrity, political honor, a
S1.00 1 moral citizenship should be held before
- i .. .. .i - .
I vminij- men. ratner man me eain oi
j- . -
I 14.1. it nV.r.11 .tt.iili
j a.a. i rune or wcaiui, u mwc o.tcu.
f Umciai yaper iusw - -
County.
Estimated Ninety Percent Ken
Some Form.
Do In
MX lonms,. ......
waive Month...
"ONLY IN ADVANCE.
to recognize the hypocrisy of a lie, and Lhartw 6finM Rm suti Exchin,t. Cot.
to turn from dishonest practices at .. - - e
PrsMntation ol the Clansman. '
- Treasurer Licy's Condition.
Delegates to Washington,. .
Meeting National '
Guard. ,'
I an atom of suspicion with su-Ji gains.
1 . . .1 ' 1 1 . 1 4
... .... -t..W man an-1 What tne woria , wania is iioiicatjr.
AUvorVlDlup inevo " , I
Raleigh, Jan. 6. A charter was to
day issued to the Real Estate Exchange
m r -. I i. . . .' i I
plication at the office, or upon inquiry what men should applaud and now in mi trnt Co., at Durham; with J. S
Such Is Said Next Plan ol Russian Revolu,
llonlsts.
London, Jan. 6. A correspondent of
the Herald at St. Petersburg wires that
while the revolutionists have been
crushed in an attempt at open revolt
they now declare their intentions to
carry on the struggle by wholesale
assassination.
Their enemies are to be marked out
for death and they even include the
Czar in the list of those to be put out
of the way.
It is reported Count Witte will resign
as Premier in April.. .
ay mail.
reverence is the man who maintains an
honor unsullied, who lives a life of use-
t3TTh Joukam. ib only sent on pay-
hMia- Subscribers will
teceive notice of expiration of their sub- J fulness and unselfishness, whether such
WSTrth. wealth and power!
. Journal .
-Entered at the Postomce,! New Bern
Carr, J. H. Southgat E. J. Parish
and others as incorporators. Twenty
housand dollars is paid in with a total
capitalization of $100,000. ' The com
pany will conduct real estate, Improve-
SecreUry Pearson Visits Eastern Cart Una
Waters. Splendid Effect ol Audubon
Society Influence.
Raleigh, Jan. C A letter from Secre
tary Gilbert Pearson of the State Audu
bon Society to your correspondent says
that he has returned from his recent
trip to the Sounds in the eastern part
of the State, where he found ducks,
geese, and brant in enormous numbers
about Harbor Island, Ocracoke and Cape
Hatteras. All thi gunners with whom I
he talked agreed in the statement that
there was apparently no diminution in
the number of wild geese during the
past two or three years and he thinks
this is largely due to the protective work
of the Audubon Society in the far north
The National Association of Audubon
Societies has interested : President I
Roosevelt in setting aside six or seven
r
i...- .i m .k..u K. nrrrAA hr a certain preparation do
aauv summit iuiu n .i. I 1 ,
.v.. ,V. ,.i ...rt -I, to become a mother. She owm it v
a. tt aa second-class matter.
.. New Bern, N. C, Jan. 9. 1906.
NEW BERN'S LAST YEAR FIRE RE
. . . CORD. '
New Bern's fire reeord for 1905 is
'rather a startling one. It shows thirty
thre fires of all kinds, with a total of
losses of over one-half million dol
lars. . This to the average citizen will seem
to be a record for which some account
- ing ought to be made. First, were the
fires due to just ordinary causes, and
why so many within twelve months,
just remain a plain everyday citizen
Life is a success when it is honest, I to its named privileges. v:
when it refuses to accept short cuts J A revenue officer makes the very re
to power through hypocritical dealings, markable statement that ninety per
nefarious practices, and unscrupulous m ln - j '
, . ... lants in some form or other, whiskey,
meuioua. n ucn ,.. u j He moon8hiners
principles to gain in the field of action, I nave f ar more friends and gupporters
then will there be no cases - of the dry I than is generally believed among culti
rot of character, which the world sees vated people and newspaper f waders,
w nft, arnnsfiH in thia dv and o-ener- "e hea very few ca8e8
ation.
Swansboro.
Jan. 5.
What has become of your corres-1 large reservations as perpetual breed-
j l l nT. 1 I. tw.i,;n I in nl.Mia nf .in 1h Kifwla uHfK fhtt iitmur
ment and insurance business inaddition r Znt I 1
1U1 BUIlItJlIUIllt IIVUI UWMIOUV1V AU 1 O " -w - "
Surelv. it ia not for lack of news, fori pay for wardens' to guard them. One
y )
fcW ' "j
dut, to ber unburn babe, end to berseU j her duty to her unborn babe u to use
every nieani within ber power 10 aia an w " ' . .
help hinucU in this ordeal, tirefore mother must. He hu hard enoug Mime
7l hi, .rrival, w let u nuke hi.eon.inge.-By. Hit health in after l.fedepend.
ereatly upon the wanner of hit coming : would you hare your cinld a cripple, or
' ... .... i.. . .,i .i..ik strnnu men are but
WOU1U you .IJTC uini ww p
' ... . ... i I7;.n. i. Ht.vntlnv till
rown-up children: lamou ui k!" - -- -
Ule-wo.K to l.w cure ui miic mii"w. - .
birth j do not allow your child to become a tr.pjiw.
! a Bnimerft which will forrttall any possibility of accident at
birth ; that is, it relaxea all the au.n.ina. n.ui .
..j ;.. ,i ,n rr to the child. Iteasrs the motlwr s
. , .. .. .I.... k..Kv rninM hf. ftta.tt
pain, ana so asi.s.s naiuic m... - . . ... .
out In life with a constitution well abloto fight life s battle.
1 S and to bloom iiilo strong pure manhood that is the comioo
and delight ol every true motner ueait. ..
One dollar li the price at all drug Hures. Seed lor our
book Da Motherhood." ItUIros..'
DradfhlJ Regulator Co.'
we have plenty of it.
All had a big time Christmas, plenty
Giuistmas trees, tackey weddings, plays
etc There were three; one at pinitar-
iam church, Monday 2 pm; one at the I
Methodist church, Monday night; and
of the largest of these reservations is
in Great Stump Lake, North Dakota,
in which there are a number of islands
where countless numbers of redhead,
canvass backs, and other ducks and
wild fowls breed; another reservation
Liverv. F;ed. Kald and Exchinge
one at the uaDtist cnurcn xuesiuiy i toub . oumu .oin.m w u.
nipht. All the churches were crowded Formerly these birds were robbed tern
,;f. x;tra Th anoeohPB nnrl dialo-1 bl v everv summer" of their ejrgs and
will attempt to carry out the Ward I UMh vth echildre -nd the pi ays by their feathers which lined the nests,
law. He says thateven the division I . , M ff0. We Secretary Pearson says he apefit four
deputies are not able to enforce the j .eKthat we haven't time to give all nights in and about Core Sound and five
THE WOMAN'S CLUB AND TREE
PLANTING,
The inauguration of a number of
plans for municipal improvement,
the Woman's Uub of this city,
by
near
the particulars.
The tackey wedding on last Friday
night was an enjoyable affair to all who
like a little fun occasionally. The con
tracting parties were Miss Sallie Hat
ell and Mr. Erara Roeers. Squire J. A.
revenue law, ana tuts is wny raiaers
are sent out from the centres to cap
ture the moonshine outfits. The reve
nue people are naturally much interest
ed seeing what will be done in enforc
ing the Ward law, which they say will
rs ilt ut a great icrease injthe number mtmm
of illicit distilleries. It is said that dis- 0;0f A rprmnonv.auit-
tillenes are being captured in tms reve- occasion, after which the
nue district at the rate, of one every I .... . w.-a all mmD.
' j n I .lLj... .1.. 1. m. I J"V
over 1600,000 of property destroyed. ana ule lues"ou 1B " W l ."T tuously served to an oyster supper pre-
In answering the first, while there - "":- 2Z V " M ,1,:: Pared lor tne occasion.
" i 1 fn 1 -.1 i.u: I tUlU LBULUlCfl llOVC UCCU alU M-M M"
aavabeen suspicious circumstances al- f v -ry - city.
leged in connection with several of the - , ' The King-Crowell Drug Co,, of Ral-
big fires, there has been no proof to expecttosee me ProPu8u pusn. K eighf was ta, chartered to conduct a
e. .nnWnna nHanBtein them I 'nto active effect this year, with ad- whoiesale and retail business in this
inn u fj v - . . , ., ... ... j v...: I " . ....
nnolninnWA for their purpose the betterment oi iormeny laenuuea wiui u.e urug .mo.- mogt delightful time.
UU Wiu.u .r 1 ... I nans in PhnvlArt. IU lotoO Hmtinotnt I I t .1
this municinalitv. I r . r anu uruu,
nnrl ePconrL how did it happen, there
bring nothing out of the usual acciden- the close of 1905, is a matter of gener
... w rtorfl ahnnlrl h al interest in this beginning of a new
nights on Pamlico Sound and was
unable to find a single fire lighter, th6ugh
n this territory 4 years ago he frequent
ly saw light at night.He says there Is no
doubt that some fire- lighting goes on,
but that many persons who did not
know that he was at all interested said
believed that condition were 1 otter
than before the Audubon law went into Largest and finest stock of Horses and Mule ever offoicd for nl
.. . . t A car load of each itist in. ' Also a complete line of Uuggies,
effect; in fact this was the opinion of A car oaa oi a l" J"" '" " w. . Unrt . wwf, Rtc7
all with whom he talked. . One of the
cd for "file in New Btsrnt
Wagooa,
Harness, Robes, Whips, Cart Wheels, btc.
arge,
condition, for the bier losses have been
' I T I." lit. 1LA ..1 r.
in several localities. Neither can it be c Birdsong and W. A. King, for many
aid to any special inefficiency in the already inaugurated, the Journal takes year8 prominent in drug circie8 in Ral
local fire department, for men and ap-
most gratifying signs of increase oil
Union meetings at the Baptist church sentiment for protection in North Car.
closed Sunday night' The meeting had oiina is ine increasing numoer oi iei-
. vrv lrire attendance. wra receiveu oy oecretary rearaon .uu
- '--j " . I i ..... i .
MQOO W P. Wsrd and Mauncel"y luo yuriuuo gaum waiuoui iiuui
iTofaoii rotrned lat Mondav from a pie wno are willing 10 give evidence
..ioieifinat, Thevrenorthavinff a against persons who are violating-the i
, .o. w ...... --r " I, , , ....
laws: waraen vveameriy oi uuiuuru
. .
H W. Barbour 1 county recently made two more seizures
T... JOIsrES, Proprietor
Broad Street. New Berr, N. C.
J. M. ARNOLl
Successor to
M. Hahn & Ox,
of the Crowell Drug Store here, and Ed a 't tho Christmas holidays at North ot partridges which were being illegal-
rm . 1 II T A V- M I ... I (, MVSnMnJ Mill n eU.A tftVwn n IHA
Harlowe.
paratus were up to their customary
good standard.
Th real situation, locally, as re
gards the fire department and fire pro
tection, ia that this city has out-grown
the past and present methods employed
Not only lias the city grown in size, in
. number of extra fire risks to be en
' countered, but there has been a gradual
the liberty ot offering a suggestion, not
with a thought of criticism, but as a
possible means of help, in this move by
the Woman's Club towards local tree
planting. .
In this matter of tree planting, which
has made some progress, there is de
manded some means, method or law,
which shall afford adequate protection
to every tree planted. Notably in the
eigh. The company is capitalized at
$20,000.
The news from State Treasurer Lacy
today is that his .condition is so much
Bell left
last Monday,
Capt K. Bloodgood and C.
for Richmond.
Miss Julia Bloodgood for New Bern,
improved that itis hoped he will be able Miss Annie Doyster for Washington.D.
to sit up Saturday. C., and Miss Dollie Mattocksto Winter
finvprnnr Glfwin tndav annointed the vrille. Also Mr. Mack Russell for WU-
following named delegates to the an
nual meeting of the Interstate National
Guard Associatiun, to be held in Wash
ington, D. C, Jan. 20th.: Lt W. F.
Robertson, Wilmington, 2nd infantry;
declipe in the enthusiasm which ha8 'njury, if not destruction, winch seems p p Hob(?oodi Greensboro, 3rd
Inspired fire fighting among the volun
teers, to whom property owners must
look for protection.
In plain language, a paid fire depart
ment is demanded for New Bern. It is
wanted in order that those who have
property, and have it insured, shall not
be taxed at almost prohibitive rates, in
ia order to be insured. This change
from volunteer to a paid fire depart
ments demanded because every month
finds less enthusiasm to get out to fires,
and delay in getting to fires means im
mense fire losses.
There is nothing to compel volunteers
to risk personal safety, clothes and
. aomfort in trying to save properly
from fire. Every fireman has suffered
at some time of his service, and with
out the stimulus which has hitherto ex
isted, in the rivalry between fire com
panies, there is now the thought of per
son and the hesitation to start quickly
and risk personal effects of clothing
and limbs, to be at a fire and fight the
flames. . -: ,'
It doea not follow that 1906 is to show
any such fire losses as 1906, but the
fact remains that to assure against
big fires, there must be a paid fire de
partment for this city. It must come,
and the sooner the more money saved
andjlha more assured protection prop
erty will have against severe nre losses.
GROWTH OF DRY ROT IN CHARAC-
' X- ' TER.
The life insurance investigations with
their terrible revelations of the true in
sight into the doings and characters of
New York's "best citizens" shows to
-wnat an nt u. ' UJ and lasting local benefit
rot to gradually creep in and consume
every vital virtue or their characters,! Datum Cannot Ba Curd
until there is only left the semblance I by local applications, as they cannot
i t an outward manhood, and the first I reach the diseased portion of the ear.
5 imeture exposes the inward rottenness
U V, a world.
I ' 1 all bad enough when men live
i of mesa, and pretend to
r vi turo or decency, but when
i I ..: ; x prominent positions in
,'.:t, ',.ty, in buuinc::s circles,
1 ' 1 l'fo? wliich appear to'
to overtake trees planted along the
public streets, is the danger from
horses and mules that are stopped be
fore some residence, and left to them
selves, while the drivers either go into
the houses on business, or stop to talk.
Left unhitched, it is . only the excep
tional animaL that will not at once
walk to the nearest tree, - to test its
qualities, and the result is easily
guessed, specially if it is a young tree
.simply a ruined tree. .
To guard against the untied horses
and mules, some citizens place boxes
around their newly planted trees, yet
these offer an insecure and uncertain
protection, the tree soon being the sup
port of a dilapidated and unsteady ap
pearing box.
No blame can be given to the horse
or mule that may attempt to nibble a
newly planted young tree, and it is
hard to place all blame upon drivers.
What is needed to assist in this work
of new tree planting along the public
h'ghways, is for householders to have
hitching posts before their residences,
and then make it compulsory that no
horse or mule shall remain on the street
unsecured to a hitching post, and a
penalty be inflicted upon every viola
tion, v
If the Woman's Ckib Bhall insist
upon the hitching post, with a law de
manding its use, and thin be made a
part of its tree planting movement,
the Journal is confident, that it will
add to the success of the movement,
and with this uioa . tne suggestion is
offered, with the purpose of making
tree planting along the public streets
a thorough success in every way, and a
municipal improvement ot permanency
infantry; Capt High A. LoveJVaynes
ville, 1st infantry; Gen. F. A. Macon,
quartermaster general, national guard,
Henderson: and Gen. T. R. Robertson,
Charlotte.
A regular suit has been instituted
against the Raleigh Academy of Music
and its manager, Sherwood Unchurch,
because of the presentation here of
"The Clansman", a week ago tonight.
by the Runkel Stock Company, Thomas
Dixon bringing the suit The Runkel
company is also embraced in the suit,
which is a sweeping one. As your cor
respondent has stated, the play was
presented here.as The Clansman, and
was written by the stage manager of
the company, Mr. Bratton, but the
name was to have been changed to "In
Re-construction Days." Papers were
served today on the persons here, and
yesterday on the Company at Durham.
This company ia to be at Durham all
the summer. . : j
The next meeting ot the North, Caro
lina Cotton Growers Association will be
held here in June or July. The presi
dent of the association, C C. Moore is
also the president of the farmers State
Convention which meets here each sum
mcr at the Agricultural and Mechanical
College.
There ia only one way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness ia caused by an inflamed con
dition of the mucuous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is
infiamed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en
tirely closed, Deafness is the result
and unless the inflammation can Le
taken out and this tube restored to its
mal condition, hearing will bo dt-
oyed forever; nine caws out of ten
1 i.
1 J.'v
C;
1 c
wliH'h is r.oth
m illion of th
Ir.vl Doll;
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11 7 I ' l l's
How to Prmnt BIHout Attacks
Messrs Thos Pritchard, Jr., u, J.
Sanders, Jr., and Ed Barbour went
hunting last Tuesday. They got 27
partridges, 3 robbins, 1 marsh hen, and
a big raccoon. Tom got the coon,
George Pritchard has been out hunt-1 Qne wno ja BUbject to bilious attacks
ing three days, but failed to bag any wju notiCe that for a day or more be
game. George is a good boy and a good I fore the attack he is not hungry at meal
marksman. ' j times and feels dull after eating. A
Mr. J.M. Jones met with a misfortune I dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and
rr i th h fi of his I f iuo. ,hn thdao fif .itmn. DONE. STOVE PIPE Made.Urder.
WOk isoj aa sBw 1 unci aauivra nuvu miuuv " j ' 1
gasolene boat "Mattie. the boat I fmv& appear will ward off the attack
was sent over to alansing on Queen J xhey are for sale by Davis Pharmacy
Creek to meet Mr. D. G. Ward, and m anfj p. s. Duffy.
a few minutes after starting back, it
caught fire all in a flash. The young
man. Pearl Bright who was in charge
of of it says it caught from a spark
They threw water , it but did no good,
they left the boat in a skiff, witnno
damaire except Brisrht was burnt a tit
le. The boat is a total loss.
If n .a kind of bjllious mood,
You wish an aid to digest food.
No other pill ia half so good " J '
As DeWitt's Little Early Risers
Vhen e'er you feel impending ill.
And need a magic little pill, ;
No other one will fill the bill '
Like DeWitt's Little Early RUe
In an address before the New York
Chamber of Commerce Jacob H. Schiff
predicted a disastrous financial panic
unlcs the currency m made ' more
elastic. , - ' .. . -;
The renewal of trouble in the Cauca
sua has led to the dispatch of additional
Russian troops to that vicinity.
ly shipped out of the State. Game
Several of our young people left here Warden York of Mt Airy, had a most R0bes, Whips and Cart Wheels.
e a.:. Ling viiuse over uie ii.uuuui.ius,
after a wagon which was reported to
be full of patridges, gathered from
many points to be taken to Virginia
fhe last few miles of the case develop'
ed into a regular race, the teamster
beating the Warden over the Virginia
line a little distance. It has been a
habit of some of the violators of the
law to get the game over the Virginia
line and then send it to Richmond,
Washington,
- Livery, Feed, Sale and Exchange Stab'es .
Largest and Finest Stock of norses and Mules ever offered ia New Been.
A ear load of each just received. Complete lino of Buggies, Wagons, Harass
J M. ARNOLD,
Harm's Old Stable. Middle Street. ;;
mi'nrrtATi and Hapftr Hnwlftntl 101"
I IUUIglruii ' '
folk.
Nor-
L. HARTSFIELDS
Contractor niid SIniII r.
OFFU'fc 93 1 2 MIDDLK ST. ml 18
After havine- so much trouble to get Tin woik ('one when I wanted it an
like I wanted it done have purchased the Tin Business of U H. Cannon. Hav
opened a First Class Tin shop No. 90 Middle Street, next to Gaakins Cycl
Store where I have competent and experienced men to do ro.v work, I wili run
this business in conjunction with my CONTRACTING and BUILDING.
Any work sent me will recoive PUOmrr axikwihin, t nu win o viu-
LIVERED when PROMISED. ' .
I have an EXPERIENCED SLATER. AIL KINDS uv STUVJS wukb.
Cfllce ltona 12, veMctum,
BeiU the Bitle Cure. .
"To keep the body in tune," writes
Mrs. Mary Brown, 20 Lafayette I'lacei
PouehkeeDsic. N. Y. " "I take Dr.
Kind's New Life Pills. They are the
most reliable and pleasant laxative I
have found." Best for the Stomach
Liver and Bowels. Guaranteed by Al
Druggista. Price 25c.
Loco
' Cove ' - - ,
. January 4th.
Mr. Tom Davis of New Bern, was a
business visitor here Thursday.
Miss Maggie Tucker of. New Bern
tarted teaching her second term at
the Core Creek school Monday morn
ing. . .
Miss Mabel Taylor ol Laurange is
visiting us for a few weeks. ,
Mr. Sam Lane is very sick this week.
We pray for his recovery.
It is the intentions of John DeBruhl
to take a trip to Niagara Falls for his
health during the coming spring.
W. E. Jones ot Cove Jiac lost two
valuable fice dogs, he will pay a liberal
reward for their return dead or alive.
Mr. Carroll of Newport is going to
pay us a visit soon on his way to Per
fection. .'
Miss Lucille Hewitt of Newport, and
New Livery and
Sales Stables:.
r
Fine stock of Hrrses, Mules, You .
and wcll-brolien, either for driving o
farm work. '
l'uggieri. lla-m'ss, Whips, Robes, and 1
everything kept in a well equipped ta-
bio. '.. ' .
TERMS RIGHT. :
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V Wotrr Brn. M n
January 2nd.
Christmas passed off very quietly here
Two weeks were given the school for uncle stopped at C )ve Sunday on their
holidays.
Now that another year has com
menced our people are very busy.
Moving seems to be. the order of the
day so far.
Mr. Manly Higgina, family, and
brother, Mr. Willie, moved Tuesday
near Trenton.
Mr. Rollie Collint and family moved
into our neighborhood Tuesday.
Mrs. G. W. Smith and children re-
way to Trenton.
Mr. K. M. Harris has just announced
his engagement Accept our congrat
ulation.
A Jamaican Lady Spaaki Highly ef Cham-
berlaln'a Cough Rtmdy.
Mrs. Michael Hart, wile ol the sn-
perintendent of Cart Service at Kings
ton, Jamaica, West Indies IslumLi, saya
that she has for some years used Clmm-
turned Tuesdav from Silverdale. where berlain's Cough Remedy for coughs,
thev have been visitinir relatives. Mrs. 1 croup and whooping couh
I
n -
FIVE YCATIS CLD
The Grip.
"Before we can sympathize with
others we must have suffered our
selves.,' No one can realize the suffer
ing attendant upon an attack of the
grip, unless he has had the actual ex
perience. There is probably no disease
that causes so much physical and men
tal agony, or which so successfully de
fies medical aid. All danger from the
grip, however, may be avoided by the
prompt rj.Je of Chamberlain's Coi ;,h
Remedy. Among the tens of thou
sands who have used this remedy, not
one cu:;o has ever Leon report - V
has resulted in pneumonia or t!-:;t I.
ont let'overcl. I'or bIo ly IV.
ur imwy and F. S. 1-,:.:"'y.
Smith's sister accompanied her home.
Mrs. Mollie Morton and little daugh
ters spent a few days with rel itives at
Deppe this week.
Miss Beula Ftovost of near Trenton
visited her sister. Mrs. Gillette here
last week.
Mrs! W. C. Gerock of Deppe is spend
ing this week with her mother.
Juanita.
Gen. Demotrio Rodi iruez. command
in; the troops of the fiijfilivo' President
of Canto Domingo; ttorales, was killed
and his iorct-s were routed at Puerto
Plata.
and whooping couch and has!
found it very beneficial. She has im
plicit confidence in it and would not be
without a bottle of it in her home.
Sold by Davis Tharmacy and F. S
Duffy.
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A number of workmen who attempt
ed to capture a rubber factory at IUja,
Livonia; were killed or wounded.
A fV!ot!arn k'.iricit.
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