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7 wwttmwtiiiitiiiiMiiiMiMiiwtwiwwiniwiiiiiwiiitmwiMmmiMWiiiiiiuimniiMmiimmniittwttwttmiwi HMiumiiinnniratiiinttiniimiiimmniHWww S$VD WEEKLY Sc&Y fSTEWART BROTHERS. Ill X 4XH V: . The Industrial Interests of our Peoplo are Paramount to Every Other Consideration.; It Is earnestly hoped that all readers of this Paper will yield gently to its doctrines and aid in : rirciuVrilon) If you have any grievances consult a physician. If youhave no business of your own, get married r go to workj If you ajci? pleased with the Paper, aid t ; if you do not like it, hand it to a sensible neighbor. Be serious, and help in advancing the interests of your community. Vol. 26. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1906. No. 24 On Tuesday of last week Fred die Muth was decoyed from school by a note sent to the teacher that his mother was sick, at her home in Philadelphia. A man named John J. Kean took him in charge near the school building and carried him off. Four hundred detectives worked on the case until Monday of this week, when they found the kid napper and the boy unharmed at 427 North sixty-seventh street, Philadelphia Kean had em bezzled money and hoped to get enough out for the Muths to replace the money. Kean had also stolen $20,000 or $30,000 from the old Harlem Bank in New York some 12 years ago. . We can now understand how nothing is wasted in the packing house except the squeal. We have eaten every one of the "by products" in canned form, tail, hoof aud hide". Some enterpris ing graphone man ought to make a record of the awful din from the death-wheel to the man' who does the throat-splitting in the pack ing house and the "squeal" would be preserved. It was understood that you had to keep off the grass, and we dont blame uncle Munk for rescind ing your franchise. But you can wer to the Guide's new Glade Park out on North j. ; .t,- where there is room . f welcome to all the inde cent horn blowers of the In New York City, on Tuesday Morning at 1:30 a married woman returning borne from a party, was hailed by dn Italian who drew a knife with a six inch blade and made a slash at her ear in order to secure her dimond ear ring. He cut her ear nearly off and split her cheek. Sh screamed and the police nabbed the Italian. The woman fainted twice, and will recover, with scars for life. Mr. Dale W. Starbuck was married to Miss Mabel Jeter, Niece of Judge Adams, in Greensboro a few days ago. We remember "Dale as a small boy and page in the Senate of the General Assembly in 1895, and wish him and his bride much happiness and success in life. Governor John M. Pattison, of Ohio, Ndied at 4:20 Monday afternoon. Pattison was born June 13, 1847. Lieutenant Gov ernor Andrew L. Harris, who now becomes Governor, was Lieutenant-Governor both times President McKinley was elected Governor of Ohio. Harris was born November, 1845. A livery stable burned down in St. Louis on last Sunday. Fifty horses were also burned to ashes. The Baptist of Mt. Airy, N. C, are going to build a neat new church house. Sudden Death of Mr. Dee Davis. Last evening Dr. A. P. Davis received a telegram from Kimball West Va., stating that liis broth er Dee Davis, had accidently fall en from a house and died from, the effects, and that the remains would be shipped upon the next train and he will probably arrive to-day. The deceased was at one time jailor of Forsyth county. Lator he was granted license to practice law and located at Jef ferson, Ashe county. He moved from there to W. Va., wbcie he has practiced his profession. The age of Mr. Davis was about 45 years He leaue a family. Republican. The potracted meeting at First Baptist Church closed on Wed nesday night, with 27 conversions 13 of whom connected them selves with the Church on Sun day morning. Pastor Brown was ably assisted by Eev Mr. Jenkins of Statesville. The work of erecting the new store house of the Wall-Huske Hard wore Company is beinrj started. This will be the first store house in the city to extend across an entire square, as this will run frou Mahi o Liberty. A negro -rt Worth, Texas, entered a . girl s room, caught her by i " " uid she screamed. He h. ; vas captured, and the . . being in session he was so- 'ed to 999 yea- n binary.
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