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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-07-01

Senator Hann1 will addre, the N Nllional
Republican eagua Convention at Detroit,
Mich, on July l3.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-07-01

After serious illness Hoods Slrsal arilla
has wonderful building up poNe'. 1t pu-
rifles the blood and restores perfect Lealth
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-07-01

$3.50 per session; Griffitt's House, $500
per session; Lockhart House, $500 per
session; Tuition, So. 90 per session.
Yours truly,
Alison HUTTON.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-07-01

HOODS PILLS are the favorite cathar'
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-07-01

We have been requested by Mr.. Fred
Andrew Benton to extend his warmes'
thanks to the good people of Tazewell Tor
thew kind attoption to his deceased brother'
Pro-. Benton, during his recent fatal Ill
ness. Mr.. Benton was very much I'M
pressed with the courteous and kind treat
ment which was extended to him by our
people.
The wheat crop which is now being
harvested is pronounced, by those who
know, one of the best ever made i'll Iaze-
we'll county. Great care should be eNer'
ciseI in saving it properly. by careless
shocking and stacking great deal OF
wheat is ruined. 1t will pay our farmer
friends to go to extra expense i'll taking
nroner care of their wheat after it is cut
Peery & Dodd have received a large
sunnlv of Iandreth's best turnlps and
rutabaga seeds, which they sell i'll bulk
You can get much more seed for your
money by purchasing in bulk
Boyd Simpson, who was accused ofroD'
berry, was fried in the county court on last
Thursday, convicted and sentenced to a
term of five years in the penitentiary A
motion was made t. set aside the verdict,
hut the court refused to do so and the facts
we're spread for an appeal. Mr.. Chapman
Anderson, counsel for the prisoner, ap.
peared in court OH Tuesday and presented
an important affidavit and renewed his
motion TO set aside the verdict and grant
the accused new trial. The court ma:
not vet passed upon the second motion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20
TIE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, ID. O., july 2O.-The
conference report ON the bill was
sdoptod by the Houeo shortly after
midnight by vote OF 1855 to lis, and
at noon today the rerort W II 60 10 the
Senate Tor action there. This eclipses
all previous records.
TIE result was accom- plished alter
twelve hours OF continuous debate.
But two speeches were made by the
Rsl nblicans, one by Dingiey, In open.
Ing the debate. anu by Payne IN clos
Ing. Tue Democrats were thus 70 tcet
to put forth speaker after sneaker,
Tut their bOmbstument OF the II .pub-
licsn position was Unanswered.
la all ten Democrats ana lie Popu-
l!st spoke, Wheeler OF Alabama,
Swanson OF Virginia. Ball of Texa ,
Lsnham OF rsxas, Kelly OF NORTH
Dakota, Fleming VI Georgia, Handy
Ut Delaware, Mcdowell of Ono
Perry OF Kentucky, Bailey of Texas
ami MCMILLAN OF Ten Gree being the
speakers. The sugar schedule was
the main point OF assault, but the
most interesting feature OF the debate
occurred whoa Bailey anu Mcmillan,
the two rival Democratic leaders,
crossed sworJs on the question OF
orthodoxy OF the Tree raw material
doctrine, the former opposing and the
latter cham looming II.
The galleries were crowoei up t.
this time the vote was taken, many
distinguished people being present.
Among them were several membe!H
OF the cabiH OF and a few members Ct
the diplomatic rps. Every Reluol'-
car in the House VINO WAS presep t
voted for the report. The Democrt !,
with Ave exceptions, veteu ngaiptt
the report. The exceptions were Sial
den o. Texas, Browssrd OF Louisians,
Meyer OF Louisiana, Divey OF Loulsl-
ana and Kleburg OF Iexa..
The Populisls and eilverites did not
vote solidly, Messrs. Shairoth of Colo-
RADIO, Newiands Of Nevada and Hart
man OF Montana, silverites, did not
vote.
The Populists who voted against the
report are rs follows: Baker, Barlow.
Botain, Fowler, Jeti, Lews, Mar.
shall, Martin, Peters, Simpson,
Strowd and Vincent. Four did 70!
vote, Howard, Kelly, Stark and
sutherland. The other POpulis,s We. @
absent. An analysis Of The vot, 8
show that $50 Republicans and fl @
Democrats tel for the report, auu
l06 Democrats and IL Popuists against
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DEBS DAY Al fAIRMONT.
strikers Hear Kim ana Conclude to
60 To work.

WHEELING, w. Va, July l9.-To.
dBy vas Debs day at lFaifmoni, ami II
was the biggest Jay In the history o.
the town. People came from all the
country around, and ammed the
court mouse anu sIreets for blocks, but
they came cut OF curiosity and not
for sympathy with the strikers. This
was shown by the fact that the Pritch-
ard m mere, who have been out, alter
hearing the speech met and voted to
return to work tomorrow. Tonight
Dens gave 1t as his opinion that the
region would he closed by Thursday,
but the 0peratore,aoy the men now strik.
ing VIII be back ut work by that time
unless the agi,aloIs get out the men ai
work tomorrow. Debs was very cool
and moderate in his talk and offended
no one. Inthe morning he spoke at
MonongaD, anu the men came out In
spite OF an offer Of auOther 10 cents in
wages. ASIDE from MonUpgah there
have been no additions to the strikers
ranks today.
in the Kanawha valley three more
mines were closed today ana three OF
those closed resumed, making tue stu.
alton about the same rs on Saturday.
The organizers are still hard ut work
but are becoming discouraged. o.
the Nori,Ik q Western railroad tnt
strike got a big setback today. All the
men ut Elkhorn anu Yhacker went 10
work and Pocshontns and Fiat Top
miners voted to stay n, W rk. There
are ouly about 800 OF the 1000 men
wno struck on Saturday iuIe today,
and tnese are likely to diminish. o.
tn. Ohio side everything IL quiet. The
report that spikes nad ooen driven into
the witches on the Wheeling & Lake
Erie to aerail trains at Dillgnusie Is
untrue. No one gu that road has heard
OF II.
Debs will speak tomorrow at points
in the Fairmont region. On Thursday
he Will 20 into the kanawha valley,
where 1t Is promised Gompers ana
Rstohford will JOIN HIM.
Al ClsrRtbuEg all the mines are run.
ming. Speaking for the whole state,
the operators nave made gain OF 3, 00U
men today, ana in Fairmoni, where
Debs did ais best WORK, their loss lie
1926 men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20

LONDON. July l0.--ln tue House OF
Comm hs sodsy tue Hon. George Cur
z1n, under seetetsry ior foreign affair,
replying to Mi. Michael Lesvitt,antl.
Psrnelnte, said the government was
convinced the seals Ia Bsring Tea were
iu no Immediate danger al present. A !
correspondence which had parseu be
tween the two governments would be
presented In dne time to the II use,
but probably not before tue close OF the
piess I tensou. He said the expert
Investigations were being continued.
Nv British gunbuats were employed
IN those waters in 1895, tbIes were
sent IN 1896 aud Two GUS year. The
admiralty mad been asked whether h
THRU could he spared Tor the service
there. The United States on the other
nand empi yei NJ guub ats. but sent
SIX r. vsnue cutters Il lS95,isix in 1905
A. Il fiy this year.
MIR. CuIzou said also that some de.
lay attended the completion OF the IT.
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consolidation of Electrical Interests.

PUEBLO, Colo, July l9.-COnsolida-
ton ol ali the electrical interests OF the
city, three electric light companies
ana the electric street railway, was
efecled tonight, the outcome of an
effort that the General Electric com.
pany has been making eince II secured
oOutrOl OF the trolley lines several
years ago. The TOUR companies have
become capitalized at million aud a
quarter. To secure economy In man.
agement and operation ia given as the
reas n for the consolidation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20

por. OF the British cDmmissIo , bu toe
government had nsver contemplated
holIing 1t back until the publication Il
the American report.
The British government had dc.
olined, tie added, the request OF the
United States Tor conferences to con.
slider more adequate regulations to pre-.
vent the ex,ermInation OF susle, w
such conference would be prem ,,urc
until the exlerts now engaged In
making an investigation should max 6
their report.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20

Atlanta, Ga, July ia special to
The Constitution from Columbus, Ca,
say: DR.. w. l.. Lyuer, who on Easter
sunday year ago isnot TO death the
young woman VINO had rejected MIN
was tonight taken from the sheriff ADJ
probably lyDched. Oaly the news Of
the bare fact that ne YVES iOTciuiy
seized aud taken from the sheriff
custody at $3.50 tonight can be ltaTnyu
In Columbus up TO this nuur, MID
night.
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a GRAVE QULsrroN.
Growing Outof the HelntionA Between
England aud America.

LONDON. July 10 In the House OF
Commons today, IN the COURSE Of the
debate on the foreign Ciiice vote, Sir
Charles Dixie, radical, ssld: "rhe
gravest foreign question at tue pres
cut moment grove out oil cur relations
with the United States, aud II the
matter is not dwell upon, 1t is because
the government is conscious that L.
these q iii cult matters 1t cannot count
upon the support Of the entire house."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20

su Isct not only seem 10 mare as mi
lariiy Ot opiniUu 10 u The great r.
aoutees Of the terrltlry that has lust
been opened, but slsD US to the re-
sources thatthDse who got hitbor To seek
the precious metal tn ust possess II they
hJpe ~ return with auy dtgtee OF
success.
In an interview today, IL. J. B1r.
ling, who has visited that section for
the last ten seas n, spoke briefly o.
his ideas OF the Alaskan prospects,, and
while his impressiolg are OF IA most
ssuguiue character, ne says emphati-
cally that IN bie opinion no n tI,
should journey TO the X 'n1 he
c1untty without ut least 1000 III
money anu suppl'ea.
"lhe season in which the mintB CO
DO rReJ," said Mr.. b Ring "is
from May ION u SEPTEMBER l5sn,
anu curing that time tue weStusi
closely resembles thu weather III this
locality, but during the balance OF tue
year II Is Impossible to " rk thr
minee unless they are operated under.
ueAth .u- covert ~ al u hpue,.
"rns oJst Of living may be safely
estimated at So per day, and tn ST
wnD q north must figure on tina.
ussr. lucIb Us jou Athc W US hau
Ia the urn OF rsinuesr, moose and
mguniain sheep curing The winter, uul
OUTSIDE OF this form OF ,oOd ell Utht +
supplie5 must be implttod."
TEN THOUSAND OUNCES RECEIVED IN
HELENA.
HELENA, NJ n, July l9.-Eleven
ousAn- i0ur hunJted ounces OF gold
rom Klondyke diggings III Aitsk o
arrlveu nsTa last uignt via toe n =
| ern Pacific express irjm Seattle. fe u
| tn usanI ounces were consigned 10
the American National bank OF toe
u MED States a. the balance to the
United States assay OIL 50 Dsre. I'm 6
mGrBing the treasure was delivered 10
lhs assay Office 10 be meitei ami cist
into bars. Tno Aissks S1iumeni, Ia
connection win above $40, 200 received
nom placer mines IN tuis vlcinity to-
day, makes the total receipts at toe
assay otil 80 In value ABOUT $23J,OOO, II
more man double the largest previous
receipts for one day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20
THE kLONDYAE COLE
No Nan Should Sena IL UnIess He
Has noney and Supplies.


Has noney and Supplies.
SAN FRANcIsoo, July l9.--The
Alaskan gold fields anu the stOrits
brought here by the recent arrivals
from the KlanJyke continue to be an
absorbing topic 0f conversation
throughout this city. From every
quarter come fresh reports OF the
Astonishing possibilities OF the newly
discovered camp, and the spirits Il
auventurosome fOrtune-seeksrs, who
with the first news OF tho steamer
Excelsior weIe set aglow, have now
been tanned toto a consuming flame.
In every quarter may she founu pros.
pective miners, prospective merchants,
traders, tradesmen and workingmsn
all OF whom are GU liuiug plans for
profitable occupation IN tae re ion OF
county which Is at this moment the
center VI the worlds interest.
Those whose Knowledge Of Alaska
and OF the Alaskan gold fields eHtitl o
them 10 speak inteligen.ly on the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20
TEN THOUSAND OUNCES RECEIVED IN
HELENA.


ATLANTA. Ga. July I9'-The larg.
est wateTmelon grJwn in the South
Ihis season was shipped from mere to-
day for Washington, Where 1t Will
arrive on "Wednesday ana be present
d to President Mckinley. The
melon was grown lin Georgia, wei hs
seventy ei!nt pounds, ami LOOK the
prlzs offer Ii ny w. n. Mitchell,
Sou bern OF the Baltimore & OhiO
railway, 10 "A contest partlc pated In
Uy the plantera vi all the melon.gtow-
my al AteF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20

and skin diseases are frequently not ski,
diseases at all. All the lotions and blcaches
and creams and powders in the world won't
make good complexion II the digestion Is
wrong II the stomach Is sour, and the
liver torpid and the bowels constituted
the skin will show it, No use trying to
treat the skin for such q condition The
only way to relieve II Is 10 cleanse the svs.
tenn and purify the blood As long as the
heart IS pumping impurities 10 every part
Of the body, just so long these impurities
will show through the skin
Dr. pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Is good for the complexion because Il
makes the whole body healthy-bccausc Il
clears and purifcs the blood makes the
digestion strong and clears out impurities
Of all kinds. BY increasing the ability 10
assmiatc nutritious food, and by the in.
fusion of its own ingredients. II enriches
the blood and so makes Soiid, heali3v flcsh.
1t fills out the hollows, rubs out wink.
les and substitutes for sallowness a rosy.
healthy glow. There is no mystery about
it. 1t isn't a miracle. II IS merely the re-
suit of combination of rational natural
common sense with expert medical knowl-
edge. II cures diseases OF the lungs liver,
stomach, bowels, skin and scalp. simply
because all these diseases spring from the
consequent impure blood. Don't let preiu.
dice and sccpticism cheat YOU out OF your
health. Or. Picrce's Golden Medical Dis
coyery will positively cure you, il suffering
from diseases named above
If you want to know hundreds of great
medical truths, send 81 onc-ccnt STAMPS 10
cover cost Of mailing oHiJ, and We will
send you FREE a copy of DR. Pierces 1908
page book, Common Sense Medical Adj
wiser Address, WORLDS DIspESsARy
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20
CURRENT TIME TABLE,
Effective Jan. Is, 1897

Leave salt Lake city.
No. 2-For Bingham. Provo, Grand
junction and ali points EAST 80 n m
No. flor Provo, GrADd junction
and all points East. ......,.,. 7'iO p M.
No b-for ogden and intermediate
points. ...;.....,....;;.....,. $3.50 p, m
No. 6-tor bingham. Mt Pleasant
MAnu, Belknap, iichneld and
al intermediate points. 80. 1850 p. m.
No s-for futeka. Pnyson, Provo,
and all iDtcrncdiste points s 10 p. m
NO 3-For Ogden and tho West. II i45 b. III,
No l-fcr Ogden and the West. q. l4i25 D. IN.
Arrive salt Lake City.
No, l--from RinghAm Provo, Grand
junction and the East. ......... l2:lB D. m
No. 3-frorn Provo, Grand Junction
and the tast., ,...;.....,..... 1888 p IN.
No. 6-tTom Provo bingham, Eure-
ka. hlch1eld HelknRp, Manu
and all intermediate points. 5i25 u. IN.
No. 6-trom Ogden and informed
late points. ........ .......... $50 a, IN.
No, I-from Eureka and PAyson,.. 9l55 a IN.
No. 2-frOm Ogden and tho West. 7:lO a IN.
No. Iron ogden and the west. 80 . IN,
Only line running through Pullman nlace
Sleeping cars salt Lake City to San Francisco;
SAT- Lake city to Denver via Grand junction
ana salt Lake city to Kansas City ana Chicago
via Colorado pointB.
through tourist or family slsepers without
Free reclining chair cars salt Lake to Den
yer.
Ticket 0llC', 1903 W. 2ad South,
Cpostofleo corner)
ID. O. DODGE, Gen. Manager
b, A. WADlElGH, Genn. fnss. Agt.
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EWlS' 9S p LYE
Fsvtsls. azi Psrissti.

Inc stfonQe Z ana rGr-
rot made Unlike other
lye. 1t being a hue pow
der and packed in = can
with removable I'D, the
contents are Hlw avs
ready for use. Il viii
make the bet Perfuned
Hard Sosp IN % minutes
p'ilh uf b ding. Itis tue
be- for cleansing waste
pipes. disinfeotiDE sinks,
closets; cleaning pslntb,
boItles barrels; washing
trees. and killing insects ;
for engineers and mach.
inists' uses; for painters
in remove oil, paints.eto
FESSA. sAiT A'Y'd. 60.
Gen'l Agents Phila.. Pa
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sys=1lAsagzzy5s
- [II-
Oregon Short Line
11szHE'---H-- RAILROAD.


iTr..
Names III, I.nmA, ~ Loui..
ana Ogden. 8,lo = IN
From Eeicnn, butte, Portland San
Frhn cisco Ogden and intern ed.
late points,. .,.,....,. go, a m
Prom san Francisco Cache Valley
IRON chicago Omaha 81 Iouia -
Kansas City, Denver and ogden 1850 a III
'irom frisco, kiuford and int.Tuc-
utate poiuts o.ih a IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-20
RECIPROCITY CLAUSE

The reciprocity provision as agreed
10 by the Conference cOntnius some Of
the features OF b1tn the Senate and
tho House bills on this schedule. 1t
also contains some reisliatory msas-
ures. II sets forth its purpose tO be
tnat OF "equalizing the trade OF the
United States with foreign countries"
ou the following articles: ATgots, OF
crude tsrtars, or wine Ices, crude;
brRudies or other spirits msnufac.
tured or Distilled from grain or other
materialt; cha Dpagne or oil other
sparkling vine; still wines and veg-
muth; painlings and statuary.
rhe President 10 authorized TO eater
into negOtiatioDs or commercial agree :
ments In which the reciprocal conces-
sions may De secured in favor of the
products of the United States. He is
empowered to suspend by procIama.
ton the duties upon those articles
whenever equivalent concessions may
be obtained.
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per tuuere YARD, nnd ia addition
thsretO 40 per oent ad valorem.
Paragraph 374--Brussels carpet, fig
ut.d or plaiB, anu nil carpets or carpet
ing uf like character or desctiption, "a
cents per iqusre yarJ, and In addition
thereto 40 per cant al valorem.
Paragraph 3I5-Velvet and tapestry
velvet c,rpets, ii lure or piBiD, printed
on the warp or otherwis-, ami all cal
pets or carpetiug OF Ike character OF
description, 40 csnts p r square yarc,
aud in addition thefetJ d. per cent al
valoiem.
Paragr phi 376-r Tapestry Brussels
carpets, figured Or plain, and all CAT.
pets or carl citing Of like character or
description, printed on the warp or
otherwise, rs cents PER "a iare YARD,
and In a. uition thereto ~ per ceDt ad
vRlorem.
Paragraph 377 - Treble ingram,
tbreu.ply md all chain Veneia1 oar
pets, 90 cents per ,quate yaru, and 10
addition thereto 90 psr cent advaloI-
EN-.
Paragraph 878-Wuol, Dutch ana
two.ply carpets, Is cenis per Gguare
yard oDd in addllI0n thereto ~ per
cent aIvalOIem.
LEAD ORE,
Tho language anu rat OF the Sen.
ate amendments OF the paragraph In
relation to lead ore were accepted
without change, but lead In pigs was
made dutiabls al 9 is cents per pound
instead Of 2 cents as fixeu by the
Ii yuss and It as fixed by the Senste.
The Seua,v rates on mica were adj
vanoed, those on the uumanu acturt d
article Ueing fixed al cent? per pcuu i
AM 20 per cont aGvaiOrem.
THE FREE LIST.
The conference restored 10 the free
list the House paragraph on DO ks auo
engravings imported by authority o.
the UAiled States for the library
Of Congress-.
Tho paragraph relating to the free
Introduction OF books, hoiariss aud
reason able iuruiture of parsons from
ioreig u countries WAS altered SO 40 10
provide thai where they were MT in
PRODUCED for sale they were to ue
allo wed free entrance where they had
not been 30 used for less than one
yoar. The Conference Iestorol the
House provision on caInpbOr.
The conference restored raw cotton
to the free list.
The paragraph in regard to the free
admission OF fsh caught by American
hshermen was amsnded 81 Gs to In.
clude salmon Oh tho itee list, whicn
were especially excepted by the
Senate Dill.
On hide cuttings, the House para.
grsrh was restored.
Manganese ore was restored to the
free list, as was cocoauut oil.
The House phraseolOgY Of the para
graph In Regard TO ores of gold, silver.
etc, was restored, which has this Ell set
oil making Tree nickel ami nick 81 mat.
ter.
The So 9 ate amendment making free
paintings, drawings anu slatuATy was
also stricken ont.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18

Mr.. G. Nick Aston is at the Var
borough.
Goa bennehan Cameron spent yester-
day III i,Aieish. :.
Evangelist j. w. Lee has returned 10
his home III Goldsboro.
MIR. L. 4. Gray has gone to Louis
bur. on professional bus ness
Mr.. +. +. Smith. a popular New YORK
clothing salesman, is III the city
MIR. Alfred " lli.anls has returned from
a visii Ia the eastern part Of the Stale.
MIR. w. H. Willard. who is quite sick
at durham. showed some Improvement
yesterday.
Mr.. John L. Kenny, who has been III
New York for weeks. WAS shaking
hands with his friends yesterday.
Labor Commissioners Hamllek has
gone Ia the Eastern part OF the State
to collect statistics i'll regard to the hsii-
ing and trucking interests OF that sec
tion.
Mrs. w. ii. Bagley, accompanied by
her son David Worth Bagley, left yes
ter.iay for Wilmington. Her brother Mr..
j.. H. Worth. who has been III poor
health for Il year or more is very i'll
Judge Shepherd returned Yesterday
from Durham where he appeared rs
COUNSEL for Col. j. :. Carr and Mr.. X.
II. Wright in case growing "nt of The
1Ne>, t.ld Land Company which is be-
fore Judge Cannon as referee.
Misc Dora Carr and Olive Jorner.
who have lsen visiting Mrs. Paul Lee
lefl Yesterday Miss Carr goes TO Ok
ford To visit friends, and Miss Joyn"r
goes ." Gresham. 10 attend the Holt
Mebane wedding.
MIR \. /, h Wallace. chief clerk in
the office ~ ,h' Secretary of State yes
tpr,lay returned from an extended visit
to his home in Rurherfordton. He
brnu.hr hi family wlIh him 10 make
1saiei.h their home. Tiey are living ~
corner ~ Oakwood avenue and Blood
worth street
President McIver. OF the Greensboro
Normal and Industrial School. wa> her.
yesterday comforting with Supt. Ne.ar'
In regard ~ the injunction asked IN
b. n property owner in Greensboro a
gainst the erection Of new barn on tn,
sclr"i property. DR.. McIver left on IN,
aft-rnaon train to visit relatives at San
for.i.
Mr. e. r. johnson. Of the Dodsor
Pvinriny House. o! Atlanta. Ga. ~ u
the city ..,ssreF-,ug with the directors
Of the News and Observer fnhhshin.
Company who will shortly purchase 4
new. modern peryectinr press :" ms.'
the x'.ads growth ~ The circniat iop ~
the m"rninx paper. and r. needs OF 4
eorthcOminx afternoon edition.