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The Indianapolis journal., 1895-05-16
Kershncr Court-Martial.

BROOKLYN. May i5.-Dr. Kershner re-
sumed the witness chair to-day on the re-
assembling of the navy court-martlal. which
is trying him for insubordinaton and per-
jury. His counsel Mr.. Hinsdale, asked
him several questions as to the charges
made against him by Admiral Meade and
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-05-16
Forecn,t for Thur.dav.

WASHINGTON. May l5.-For Ohio and
Indiana-Fair in northern; showers in south
ern portions; northerly winds.
For Illnois-Fair in northern; showers in
southern portions; variable winds, becomin.,
northerly.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-05-16

Philadelphia Press.

Pn1IddeIpIlfa PreSS-
The Presidents effort TO elevate Jour-
nalism is commendable, but IL his efforts
are no more effectual than the attempts
of many journals to elevate him on TO
higher plane of American craftsmanship
we are afraid the newspapers will have to
worry along as they are.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-05-16
Minors return to Work.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. May 15.-The miners
who were out on a strike at the Wilmington
and Springfield Coal Company's shaft of
this city, have returned to work at the
operators prices of 50 cents per car of 200
hounds This is the lowest wages paid in
the county to miners.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-05-16
Popular Young Man Dead.

JEFFERSONVILLE. Ind. May 15.-Ed-
ward Whitlow, one of the most popular
young men of the city, died suddenly last
night 1T the home of his father. Mr. Whit
low has been i'll for some time with diabetes,
but his death was not expected. He was
married TO Miss Stella Grayson three years
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-05-16
Ereirht Axent Conxfcfed.

PITTSBURG, May 15.-General Freight
Agent Wright. of the b. G. o. road. was
found guilty. in the United states District
Court, to-day, of violating the intestate-
to F. III. Bruenning on goods shipped from
Cincinnati.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-05-16

CINCINNATI. o., May 15.-Dispatches to-
day report two inches of snow at Bucyrus.
O.. and al Richmond Ky. The snow seems
to have been local to the vicinity of these
two cities.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-05-16
u,rc., po.tponc. n Wedding.

Harry Fletcher. clerk az the Denison
Hotel was 10 have been married yesterday
10 Miss Chatham Carson. Of Frankfort.
A dispatch from that city last night stated
that a message was received there yester-
day morning announcing that the wedding
would have TO be post poned on account OF
the serious illness CT Mr.. Fletcher's mother.
Patrolman Ballard has been assigned to
the North indianapolis district.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-05-16
Snow I'm wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, May l5.--Snow fell
at GAINESVILLE. Plainfeld. Baraboo. Reeds
burg and Monroe in southern Wisconsin to-
1ay
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-05-16
Exports and Imports.

WASHINGTON. May ia statement of
the imports. exports and immigration of the
United States during the last month and
the ten months ended April 80. 1895. issued
to-day by the Bureau OF Statistics shows
the exports OF domestic merchandise during
April. 1895. to have been s63, ,956.o66 a gain
of about s. 10000 over the exports during
April. 1894 For the ten months. the ex-
ports OF domestic merchandise amounted to
s679 920. 3S7. against .O72 in 1894. The
imports of dutiable merchandise during the
last month amounted to 35.O2S $50. against
81. .193 during April. 1894. For the ten
months the imports amounted to $303 $50. .654
against $3.50. 1921 in 1894. The exports of
gold coin and bullion during April aggre-
gated s.. s93.610. and the imports si.933. .O63.
During the last ten months the exports
OF gold amounted to $64.4l4,f71. which is
SS6. o09 700 i'm excess of the imports. The
exports of silver during the ten months
amounted TO $3S.577.220 and the imports
S636.626 The number of immigrants who
arrived in the United States during the last
ten months amounted to 1851
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-05-16
Schooner and Crew Lost.

CHICAGO. May 15-An doubt that the
schooner Kate Kelly was lost in Mondays
storm was removed to-day. when the tug
Charm. OF Kenosha, picked up wreckage
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-05-16

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
NATIONAL
TubeWOrkS


Boiler Tiihes. Caste-iN-iie-
able Iron sit;iags lhlaek aLd
eaiya.izesib. a.ves. SfoD
Coils. Erg:Ec Trimming.
s,i-1nl Gauges, fiPe TorgS
Pipe Cutters. Ntsrs. Screw
Iiatrs AIT D.eS. Nrtir.sea.
Steam Trais. PUMPS. Nth
en- >lnss. nOse. .ie.g'ag. Bat
bit Metal. solder. wef.c snl
Coloresl Wiring Nasss. eae
all Ol,ser Supplies uatI 10
connection with Ca. steam
and Water. Natural oss
supplies a specially. StsSra-
h-siIng Apparatus Tor fa5-
lie buildings. N.S-e rooms
Ntlis. Sbcl,s. FACTORIES. laun-
dries. Lumber fy-House>.
etc. Cur anl Thread % Sr-
s.~r any SIZE WroUEist-trcn
ffrc. from y in-o a. II
lpches diameter.
KNIGHT & JILLS0K,
- and "a
8. PENNSYLVANIA ST.
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Notice of Sale.

TNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE
~ power of sale conferred upon the
undersigned Trutsee and contained in sew.
eral Deeds of Trust executed by Wesley
Mayfeld and wife Rosa Ann on the list
day of May, 1885, 9TH day of August, 1889.
oath day of December, 1889, and 2ith Janu-
airy, 1895, and recorded in Deed OF Trust
Book No /. pages 232, 2J8. 3li and Book
10, page l5S. in the Office Of the Register OF
Deeds for Vance county, for the purpose
Of securing the payment Of the indebted
ness therein mentioned, default having
been made in the payment Of the same, at
the request of the holder of the same, will
sell at the court house door in Henderson.
N e., at public auction To the highest
bidder for cash, on DECEMBER THE
IND, 1895, at j o'clock the property con-
veyed by said Deeds Of Trust. to-wit
About 10 acres, more or less, in the town
of Henderson, on Chestnut. Grove Hill,
Stone Hill and Pearl streets the land on
which Wesley Ma, field resided at the time
of his death. The dwelling house and
grove will be sold in one lot and balance
Of the land will be cut up in small lots. A
plat of the land can be seen on application
to me. There will be 81 nice lots for sale.
II YOU want nice home nov IL the time
to buy your lot. Good large house. nearly
new, rooms and best grove in town.
This October 29th, 1895
GEORGE Il. HARRIS. Trustee.
Right 10 sell the entire tract "a a whole
Immediately after. Separate sale reserved
and the deeds made Ia highest price pur-
chaser.
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Notice Of Sale.

NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF TIE
~ power of sale conferred upon the un-
dersigned, G.. Il. Harris, Trustee, and
contained in Deed Of Trust executed by
b. f. Brame and Tryphonia Brame, his
wife, on the 10th day of Nov, 1892, at II
O'Clock NJ. and recorded in Deed of Trust
Book No. !. page $50, in the Office of the
Register of Deeds for Vance county, for
the purpose of securing the payment OF
the Indebtedness therein mentioned, de-
fault having been made in the payment
of the same, at request of the holder Of
the same, will sell at the court house door
in Henderson. \. C., at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash, or. DECEM-
Der TIL f 2D, 1895, the property conveyed
by said Deed of Trust. to-wit: Being that
100 acres bought of George Il. Harris and
wife Nov. ., 1891, bounded as follows:
Begin at n stone on X. +. Ioung's corner
and run : $50 West III Poles to stone,
thence 80 West 30 Poles to stone, thence
w 81 Poles to stake in the WILLIAMSBURG
road, corner of John Mcmillan and others,
thence along said road 5. II W. Sc Poles
:. 100 w. 2I2 Poles to forked Black
Jack on the East side OF said road, thence
East 2O2 poles to a pine, thence north 1870
+ % Poles to the place of beginning; con-
tanning 100 acres, the same being the land
on which the said B. +. Brame now resides.
This Oct. Goth, 1895.
GEORGE b. HARRIS Trustee
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--....,.,. advertisements ODE published
Trai- md under. must be paid Tor in
81. Hl'". 90 ,,.vrrtising for a shorter time
a is e TandareS a a1anitgnt
J1,.n".-r'- ..f.,.rrisements published for
long! I-rIntntS, to appear among
L"r' .,i.r viii be charged 10 cents per
rr'.'. IN r., Insertion, and cents per line
l.ii' w., ...-..~,. on thereafter.
tar Ta' :. ..55,.,r,i.clnents, such as admins
La. .,,I r1-cutors' notices, commission.
ira Oh .; trustees sales, summons 10 non
u i''.. A.. viii he charged for at rates
ts ,,.' hy .aw, czcrpt when they exceed
ezra . r.,ut to fix our own price. All
81 S,,I,,s:'.9- uiust be PAID FOR IN AID,
-, ~ Tn,. improvisation is small and
49, ,.,r,,,t afford to take risks or walt the
" ',,r. ,r tDr~t,nS to pay.
p.e'>.ti, NOT .,.,S, resolutions OF respect,
oo.l-%' -. .i,;r,cd for at the rate of one
eI.-, word and the cash must accompany
cen, " .,--rIl,r- In cases where friends and
u .,'. Of The. pa pcr:tre concerned no charge
pa r mad, for the first ten llnes-ab"ut 10
E.ri.-or articles not exceeding that IN
length.
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Agnes Wallace Villa.

The following complimentary refer
ence to Agnes Wallace Villa and her
company who will be seen at Burwell
Hall next Wednesday evening in 1.-The
World Against Her," is taken from an
exchange:
No company that has visited us has
given better satisfaction than Agnes
Wallace Villas. Each member looks
and acts the part chosen for them to the
life. In costume, conception and man.
ner, perfect is the word. The play is one
that appeals to men and women alike.
and all classes are delighted with the in
teresting, exciting plot. Patrons and
heads of families may be assured that
while mirth is unstinted, that neither
tidous, and the best OF satisfaction is as
sured all who see "The World Against
Her" as played by Agnes Wallace Villa
and her superior company.
s>~0>>s
For pain in the side or chest there is
nothing so good as piece of flannel dam
pened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
bound on over the scat of pain. 1t affords
prompt and permanent relief and If used IN
time will often prevent cold from result
ing in pneumonia. This same treatment is
sure cure for lame back. For sale by NJ.
Dorsey, druggist,
am "home again. and will be pleased
to see my friends as of yore.
DC. LOUGHLIN.
Carpets and Rugs, new and pretty
Our rooms are crowded, prices low.
DAVIS 4 ROSE.
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"lIc..O, Central".

"IIc.io, Central!'
The &c 2phone is now in working
Or.et.
Thanksgiving turkeys will soon be
harvested.
1ha weather. he latter part of last
week was real spr ng like.
limiah for Hen lersou. We are
surely and steaC'ly ptos, essii2.
See notice of incorporation of Hen
de'son Telephone Com pany in this
paper.
Mrs. ID. l.. Traynham, of South
Bosom, Va, is visiting her mother in
Hpndcr,on,
see Agnes Wallace Villa III s'The
World Against Her. at BIrwell Hall
next Wednesday evening.
Mr. II. p. Ba' dwin, of the BOSS
Racket store YVES in the Northern
markets Last week buying pew goods.
Says an exchange: Don't abuse Tie
town you i've in. If you DOM like it
you can leaye it-unless you are in
JAIL
zee Geo. +. rerry's new advertise
hent this week. He has everything
III The eating line and his prices will
plaese YOU.
Mrs. Bette \. l'asckall gives notice
o. having qualified as adm'r'X of the
estate OF the late II. II. II. Paschall.
nee ad. Ill this paper.
Mrs. Mary J. Tucker, gives notice
oL having qualified as adm .nistratrix of
TIE estate of b. f. Tucker, Decd. See
ADVERTISEMENT in this paper.
Already the telephone is proving a
great nNenielce. AS with the wa,er-
"oEN,, after awhile we will wonder
"O" We ever got along without it.
uealef who is Shrewd and wise
- very sure to advertise;
.,h 10 bccome, as he grows wiser,
-4Il more and more an advertiser.
-ErchGnge
nj honor u Mr.. Henry L. Slrause
~ us ''>>oc.a,es for he enterprise
10y nave >h0wl in the esta Adjustment
=. " telephone exchange in Hender-
lax about fine hogs is frequent just
-v"' AMI from eve'y direction comes
it5poStN that the people of Vance will
a. more meat this fall ,han ever be-
me me III the history of the county, pos
Nhen doing business with the adver-
yo, n'> III this paper please mention that
iUa SAW the advertisement in the GOLD
NM NM This will cost you nothing and
''-1y be worth something to US.
81, ~ : no longer the correct thing t.
49, p'" an, OF person as being "cranky,'
IN -, -.''.e daft or TO say he ''has wheels
-, .t'> Ae2d.' You must simply say
,f .,S uFe is punctured," to use the Ia.
WI verbal coinage.
str some men are big and imposing, bu,
t ny, some look insignificant, but are
ssn sn'' active and efficient. It's the
sIo way With advertisements. Size
T.'ahLe, but brightness is essential
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-11-14

TNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE
~ power OF sale conferred upon me in
Trust Deed cxeutcd on the eth day of
July. 1894. by Martha Robinson and regis
tered in Mortgage Book 10 page 20. in the
Office of the Register of Deeds of Vance
County, default having been made in pay
ment of the debts secured thereby, | shall
sell for cash, by public auction To the high
est bidder, at the court house door in
Vance County, n. c., on the I'D DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1895, the.real estate described
and conveyed in said Trust Deed to wit:
A tract of II y acres and improvements, a
good new room frarIed dwelling
thereon) situate one mile South of Heuder-
son in Vance County, on East side of X. Il
e.. Il. X. adjoining the lands of n. ii. Cha
vase, j. ii. Lassiter, A. Il. Andrews and
fronting on the railroad. At request of
mOrtgagor acres in front next To X. X.
will be offered first.
Henderson. n. c., Oct. .ith. 1895.
Il. L. HICKS.
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The following is the most important
business transacted by the Board of
County Commissioners at their regular
monthly meeting last week:
Land of D. 7. Barker 10y his consenD
was condemned and set apart for a
public road, in locating bridge near
Dexter, below where the road now
crosses the creek.
Hannah Harris was put on the pauper
list. with the allowance Of $500 per
month
1t was ordered that the Board will
not require new bonds of the county
officers on the first Monday in Deem
Der, but will only pass upon and exam-
inc bonds already taken.
The county attorney was instructed
to examine all bills of cost in the State
failures, before they are paid by the
Board.
A new public road was ordered to be
opened leading from II. f. Crews over
his lands aad others TO a point in the
Oxford road near r. F. Wade's, and
I. C. Bobbtt. T. L. Fuller and G. J.
Bobhitt were appointed to lay off same:
all to be doue at no expense to the
county:
A petition asking for exemption of
fremen from pyll tax was granted and
J. r. Young was appointed to confer
with the town commissioners ahd de-
tel mine who are firemen.
The Sheriff reported amount of his
collections for the month Of October,
and the Health Officer and Superinten-
dent of the County Home filed their re-
ports.
The committee appointed for the pur-
pose reported that they had made set
tlement with E. A. Powell, ex-sheriff,
and desi ynated the amounts due to the
several funds
Several persons were allowed to list
their taxes and the usual accounts were
allowed.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1895.
FORGER CAUGHT.
A Slick Rascal Who Would Doubtless
Have "Worked" the Town Well II
He Had Not Been Nabbed So Soon,

When a forger or burglar comes
along and begins his operations in
Henderson, he is dead sure to get
caught, nine times out OF ten. A for
ger was arrested hero Wednesday
night Of last week, the particulars Of
which are given in the following letter
to the Nescs and Observer:
Last night about O'Clock stranger
walked into the store OF Messrs. Levine
Brown and represented himself as
agent Of the Old Dominion Building and
Loan Association, of Richmond, Va. He
bought a few articles and gave certified
check for ten dolla $ on the Third Nation
al Bank of Cincinnati, Ohio, and received
therefor eight dollars in cash and two
dollars in merchandise. The parties be-
came suspicious that the check was a
forgery and got a warrant and went to
the Edwards House, where the party
was arrested as Heuer He had endorsed
the check rs Charles W. Heuer
His companion was in the same room,
and was registered as f. Sultz. Both
were arrested, and, upon their persons
and baggage being searched, there was
found in the baggage of Heuer lot OF
checks and sight drafts. Some were
blank and many were filled out, mostly
on Western banks. He had also rub
Der stencil for certifying, and regular
outfits for stamping checks, etc, and
also a supply of keys. The letters and
memoranda found show that he has
been operating lately in Washington, D.
C., and Richmond and Petersburg, Va.
and that he came here from LittletOn, n.
c. He was we'll equipped with supplies OF
different Building aud Loan Associations.
A preliminary trial was held this morn
ing before S. AlIen, Esq, Justice of the
Peace. Both parties went to jail in de-
fault OF bali. They speak English and
German iuentI.y. A telegram from the
Cincinnati banks declare parties on check
unknown ana that it is u forged check
and certified By wong names as cashier.
There was doubt as to the guilt of
one Of the men who, from letters and
papers he had, together with his gen.
eral appearance and the exit of tin
ner's tools he carried, was an honest
man and timer by trade. He hap
pened to be found in bad company and
SO got into trouble temporarily. His
attorney Mr.. J. E. Ipgle, Jr. was
about to take habeas corpus proceedings
for the mans release having prepared
the necessary papers to send up to
Judge Avery to sign, when the presid-
ing Justice and County Attorney de-
cidee to let his client go. He was at
once released and went on his way re-
joicing, while the forger languishes in
Jail TO await the next term Of court.
Mr.. Sol. Frankenstein deserves the
thanks of our business people for the
prompt action he took in arresting the
fellow "Heuer.'' lie had laid his
plans we'll and no doubt would have
''worked" the town thoroughly before
banking hours next morning and left
more than one forged check in the
hands Of innocent and unsuspecting
persons.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-11-14
A caDltallst breaches.

The famous S. V. White, who has
for so many years been such power
in Wall Street. and has meanwhile
represented his district in Congress, APP
pears in a new role in the columns of
Erery Where. He delivers lay ser
mon TO young men and women, on the
text ''keep that which is committed to
thy trust;" and it is the genera! YER
dict of business men that his remarks
ought to be framed in gold, and hung
in every counting room. If needed,
they would save much of the financial
dishonesty which is running so many OF
our young me.
Tie other departments of the paper
are up to their usual standard, which is
saving a great deal. The name of The
editor viii Carleton is in itself worth
whole corps of ordinary contributors,
and the three poems entitled "Blrd
Rhymes" in this paper are worth the
whole price of subscription for a year.
which is only fifty cents. Address
Every Where, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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Notice.

TNDER AND By VIRTUE OF
~ power of sale conferred upon me in
Trust Deed executed on the 9th day OF
NAV, 1892. by Eliza Glover and registered
in Trust Deed Book |. page 525. in the Office
of the Register Of Deeds of Vance county,
default having been made in payment OF
the debt secured thereby, shall sell for
cash 10y public auction to the high
est bidder, at the court house door
in Vance county, \. c., on DECEM-
Der THE 2ND, lS95. the real estate
described and conveyed in said Trust Deed
tD-wit: Begin at large white oak on the
North side of the road leading through the
plantation in j y. Lands line and run
thence along said line y. B +. II 81 chains
chains to an old stump in thc.branch. thenca
down the branch rs il meanders to n larcV,
red oak on J. ii. Iaylor's corner. theme:
along said Taylor'S line y. 74o T.. 90
chains to Poplar Spring branch. thence up
said branch :. 400 +. and its other courses
to fork of branch, thence up branch along
right hand prong To second fork, thence
). l4l.o W. 3l.l5 chains to white oak at
old gate place, thencei n. CAS-. w. PHI
chains To a stake on North side of planta-
ton road feet from Pine stump, thence
along said road y. iS's % w. g.. chains to
the beginning. containing 10 acres.
Time may be had Oh Il large part of the
purchase money.
TT. HICKS,
Trustee.
Henderson y e. Oct q, 1Sai
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Notice.

THAVE THIS DAY QUALIFIED AS
i Adm'r'x with the will annexed OF B. I.
Tucker and hereby notify all persons hav-
ing claims against his estate to present
them to me for payment within one year
from this date or this notice will be
pleaded in bar OF their recovery.
Henderson, n c., Nov. 1lth. 1895.
MARY j. TUCKER,
Adm'r'x with the will ANNEXED Of B. I.
Tucker, decd.
T. T. Hicks, Atty.
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Suggestions About Advertising.

Suggestions About Advertising.
The following paragraphs are from
Printers Ink, published for the benefit
of our readers among business men:
Good advertising keeps money in
circulation.
In advertising, little line may land
of big fish.
Better have a biz advertising bill
and small rent than vice versa.
allow do YOU get your money to pay
your advertising bills?"
"By Advertising"
Just little adlet
Placed with careful hand
Makes mighty difference
In this pleasant land.
If you cannot make people like you,
yourself, you may make them like your
advertisements.
The right ad, at the right time, in
the right place, will always produce
the right results.
Many people want what many others
WduL W SCC liz VI. L liz 'AASoh" W gov
isfy both is printers ink.
An ad that will help the purchaser
in buying goods will necessarily help
the advertiser in selling them.
One solid fact impressed on the read
er's mind is worth score or gen.
eralities that leave no distinct impress
siop.
An ad that offers something valuable
at low price is better trade winner
than one that offers something worth
less for nothing.
You should keep before the people.
For they are very apt, you know,
To forget you are in business,
Ii you cease to tell them SO.
lfyou roll ball down an inclined
plane it will roll considerably faster
the last half of the journey than the
first half. In advertising. the second
ad will be more than the first and the
hundredth considerably more effective
than all preceding. The earlier mo-
motion gives an impetus to the latter
motion of the ball, and the earlier ad'
vertisng increases the power of the
advertising done later.
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Notice.

"AyING QUALIFIED AS EXECU.
/ i trix Of the estate Of X III. IL. Paschall
deceased before the Clerk o. the super ior
Court Of Vance Cour.y this is t. notify all
nersons holding CLAIM against said esta re TO
present them to me on or before The 1ith
day of NOvemberl89i. O:this notice viii be
pleaded in bar OF their recovery. Persons
Indebted to said esta.c make imm ed,ate
payment. ~
This ,4th November 1885,.
BETTE A. PASCHALL.
Executrix of K. II. IL. Paschall.
C. IolIicoffer Attorney.
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How to Help the Town.

The following which we take from
the Orange (Va.) Observer is as appli-
cable to Henderson as elsewhere 1t
says: when we begin to study how
est to improve and push forward the
town and county. and not sit back and
wait for some one else to do it, then
we will be Oh the high road to success
We can do this by adopting progressive
ideas, taking a lively interest in every
thing that pertains to our material well
fare: supplanting iiealouses with unity
of purpose and kindly feelings; working
together: pulling in one line instead of
stirring up strife; improving our roads
aud farms; doing these things i'll bus
mess way. 1t is now high time to
move along this line. Let's be at it,"