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Comfort RND KNOWLEDGE.

set aside for twenty-four hours n
'bottie or common glass filed With urine
A sediment or settling indicates an an
healthy condition Of the Kidneys. When
uiine stain: linen II is positive evidence
or kidney trouble. Too frequent desire
to urin2te or pain in the back, Is aiSo
convincing proof that the kidneys and
bladder are out Of order.
WHAT TH no.
There Is comfort in the knowJndna sn
often expressed that Or. k;lma,s
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy
fulfills every wish in relieving pain ~
the back, Kidneys, liver, bladder ana
every part of the urinary passages I,
corrects inability 10 hold urine anf1
scaldtrg pain in passing 1t, or bad ef-
fects Following Use of liquor. wine or
peer, ana oNercomes that unpleasa an, ne
cessity OF being compelled 10 GET IN
many times during the night to urinotn
The mild and extraordinary effect ~
SWamp-Root IS soon realized. Ii stand.
the highest for It's wonderful cures nj
the most distressing cases. If YOU need
medicine you should have the be 81,
Sold BY druggists, price 80 CENTS ana 81.
You may have a sample bottle ana
Pamphlet both sent free By mail. Acnn.
ton the. Norfolk Virgin,an and enno
your q ddress to DIR, kilmer & Co. Binr.
ham ton,FN y. The prcp:ietors OF ths.
paper guarantee the ge1uineness Of thIe
offer. syts a55 ,!l j.II q H.
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ND l. Mt ON.

EdentqR, ~ c., April 6-(SpeclaD-
are billed to appca:
mere at Reas Opera House Saturday
night, April 10Th.
me planning mill is not al work to-
aaS owing 70 some OF the machinery
being out Of repair.
Mr.. II. G. Grcenleaf, of Elizabeth CIty.
was in town yesterday; also Mr.. Charles
Morgan, Of the Zoeller-N[organ photo.
graphing company.
me County Commissioners were In
session yesterday at the Courthouse and
me Town Council will meet this after
noon. 80
The Odd Fellows had q very ;nterest-
ing meeting at their lodge room last
night. -
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Food Eli naScsretl

Inperfectly nourishes the system, since u
Is only, partially assimilated by the blood
Iale hagshrd mor,als, with dyspcplic
weak nerves, experience n marked ana
rapid Improvement in their physical con.
diCon by awaiting themselves OF that sure
resource OF the sick and dcbilitaicd. Hos
letters Stomach Filters. This genial
tonic ana Alternative lends an impetus 10
The processes CT digestion which insnrcs
an adequate development of the materials
OF blood, fiber and muscular tissue More
over, IT sooth"S and strengthens over
wrought or weak nerves, c0unt4rac;s q
tendency to hypochondrja or dcspCndenav
10 "hicn dEspeptic and bilious persons
are peculiarly liable. and is nm aEreea bic
ana Whoiesofne appetizer and promoter OF
delicate female constitutions, are greatly
relieved by II; and II is Il reliable prcTc,i.
tive or. and remedy for. malar!al fcycys
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Nor II CAROL INA

EDUCATION. Let men be selected for their
u t., to dscharge heimpor,ant du-
hoS as LINZ ,m nof,c or ,nG beard s,neere1y
MI TO do with the election Of these men
Lct men be selected who have the edica-
tioral interests Of their country nj heart:
men who not be actuated by any petty
prejudice but men who Will moi at all timss
ana under all circumstances keep the
SCiO0l interests as an incentive to wise
and prudent action on their part"
We also issue the following:
WI, W,ah 70 Saii your special attention to
cractcd by the las, General Assembly.
The section Is rs follows: "On Tuesday
the year ISL, the Board or County Com
miSs;oncrs OF every, county Shall cause an
.l,t to Be held in every school dis
ties upon the question Of levying a special
diYtr,Et uownshpD tax for the public
s ,;ri o. Of, Of saih istric, ownshir and no
County Commissioners at their regular
June ,,. meeting; and such notices shall be
or tie school houses OF said district
township. trust that the County Com
misss!oncts VIII do their full duty In regard
friends Of pubic schools and education will
work up 4 sentiment for this important
measure. II wearc 10 have public schools
OF such character und or such length OF
time ms we should, believe 1t must come
by local taxation The general school law
IS now 20 cents on the hundred dollars. and
! do not believe we can hope to go much
beyond this as a general tax for schools
FIRM the state Some OF the greatest school
systems in this country have very little
II any general State tax, but are run al
most or entirely by the local taxation pr!n-
ciple" $50,
FRUIT KILLED.
About half the fruit Is killed by ]ast
weeks frosts in the large orchards in
the sandhills, but this is a benefit rather
than an injury.
Charters are granted by the Secret ary
Of State to the Wrightsville Beach Hotel
company. near Wlimington; the South
ern Business College at Ashville: the
Asheville Gazette Publishing company.
and the Manchester Cotton Mills com
pany, OF Cumberland county.
The Stat Auditor will be cOmpc)led h,.
the Governor, by mandamus 10 make
The state poll tax rate S1.3S on the tax
list blanks, instead Of $1.29, as The Legis-
iature Dy an error made 1t. The matter
goes before the courts at once
IN FINE QUARTERS.
The handsome pstonlce, Courthouse
ana Custom -housc ut Newborn was oc-
cupied to-day. 1t IS one Of the most
attractive buildings III the State
Thus far only twenty-eight building
and loan associations have reported 70
the state Auditor. against forty-three
last year. Failure to report after March
means $50 fine. 1t Is asserted that
some never report ut ALL
Truck In the Newbern section. parti-
cularly peas, looks well. 1t is Injured
by frost at Goldsboro and Knston.
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II ElsTF<sIsD.

Hartford. N. c.. April e.-(speciaD-
Messrs. Levi & Co, Of Edenton, have
rented the Old Smith store and Will soon
open a stock of goods there.
Inc Official members Of Cedar Wood
cemetery held called business meeting
Friday night at the hotel.
The Rev. Oliver Ryder Will cnnauct
revival service It the NJ. L. church al
night during the week and probably
longer.
Yesterday being. first Monday in the
month the County Board Of Commission
ers were In session.
ness
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AUCTION sar.Es--rsIr UNI DAY S

i 31,,5Yl RTUE, OF "A DEED Or TRUST
-, :4qsate e March 14th.. 1851 duly recorded In
5 -: -: w. p Clerks Office Corporation
e of tt, Morfolk City. Va. and at request
2 u pubic auction at u o. clock M, THURS
ne ~ 3 plli 10Th, 1891 Mt the Norfolk Real
s,.T g az EEITeahHanEe ALlHTFIAT CERTAIN
on, situated IN Bramhleton, Norfolk CITY,
y a., anu bounded as fellows: Beginning
~ point On the eastern line OF Pa rk hyts.
nue; distant 100 feet, thence ,easterly mar
ailsi or H., nonG street: thence southerly
erly parallel with Bond street Isl feet 10
land formerly j.. G. Pollard's; thence
northarly along said I'ollard.s land 125 feet
10 iand formerly Of Newton Fitz: thence
westerly along said Fitz's land 1bl feet
to the point of beginning. .s'-"- 80
= TERMS CASH. =, TX
W.. BANTER, JR.,
Substituted TRUSTEE
TOWNSEND & JOYNES,
1. aP4-. Auctioneers
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SHIPPING NEWS,
tconc;uded from Seventh Page.)

Amsterdam, April 5.-Arrlved British
steamer Worsley Hall, Lewthwlitc,
Norfolk.
Beach Head. April 4.-Passed British
steamer Glentield, L!ghtford. Galveston
VIA Newport New: for Bremen
Cadiz. March 30.--Arrived italian bark
Georzia, Trapani, Newport News.
Hamburg, April 5.-Arr:ved British
steamer Samon, Hansford, Newport
News, Strathclyde, Walton. Galveston
ana Newport News. via Dartmouth and
Stanley Hall, Buck. Norfolk.
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THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Eastern L. strci of Virginia

WHEREAS, or THE lst DAY or
w April, 1851, a. G. Jones filed his libel
IN the District Court Of the United States
for the Eastern District OF Virginia
against the Schooner Mary Cnrt s, her
beats, tackle, apparel end furniture, III q
cause Of contract, civil and maritime.
AND WHEREAS. by virtue of process
IN due form Of law, 10 me directed re-
turnablG OH the 9Th day of Arri 1897,
have %ci22d and taken the aid Schooner
Mnry Curtis. and have her in MY GUS
iCdT.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a
District Court Will be- held i'll he United
States Court Room. IN the City Of Nor
folk on the 18th day Of April, 1887. for
or owners, and an persons who may have
or Claim any interest. are hereby cited to
be and appear al tile time and place eforc-
said 10 show cause. If any they have,
why final decree should not pass as
prayed j. NJ. FiUpGIN,
u s. Marshal.
by THOMAS ii. CROSS,
apr2-toapIl6 Deputy Marshal.
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DO Your eyes burn, or hurt? Arc vi,
troubled with headache? The proper
glasses, in most cases, will afford relief.
See DR., Week |'Es17' s-7,''E =
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FOR SALE.-Foo. Warmer Especially
designed for use IN carriages and other
vehicles. or novel Yet simple construc-
ton aud cheap TO manufacture. Address
Julius G.. Rlden, car. JOHN WEDDER-
BURN Y CO, ratent. Attorneys, Wash
ingtcn, ID. G.
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FOR SAI.E.-lnvcntion in NaiIless Horse
Shoe. May be readily adjusted 10 q
horses hoof and locked thereon. Cannot
Albert Bielnlnier. care JOHN WEDDER-
BURN y CO, Patent Attorneys, WASH
ngton, u. c.
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FOR SALE--Impr0vcd Automatic Feed
Rack. Win sell L. s. and Canadian
rights. impossible for stock TO scatter
hay or grain Will, feed ns. S. H. War
rem, care JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO,
Parent Attorneys, Washington, D. Z.
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FOR SALE.--Bcit Coupling by use OF
which belt IS rendered Very strong and
durable as all p.acinE OF same Is dspens-
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JOHN WEDDERBCRN & CO, Patent
Attorneys, Washington, u. c.
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FOR SAI.E.-Lath'ng Fabrics Better
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appitd. Strong and durable. Address
Henry NJ. Cremer, care JOHN WEBER
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inEton, y. e.
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Ladies, Clean uouI Kid Gloves

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while the glove Is on the hand. Sold
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FOX SALE-Improycmcn in CARPET Fas-
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o. eaEnets, mating or oil-cloth; does
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Siarke, care JOHN WEDDERRURN &
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lows II 10 he readily removed when
broken or worn. Address c.. S. Freed,
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FOR SALE. Steam Engine Of Double Pts
ton Type. Allows full expansive force or
steam 10 be u;il..ed easily and cheapiy
maze: Address " ". Edwards care
JOHN WEDDERBURN. & co, Patent
Attorneys, Washington, D. G. ~
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FOR purpose OF separating water from
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DRESS GOODS.

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black and white at Sc.
fnncE Checks. double width, all colors
and black and white. Zoe. ana 12lsc. yard.
Just rcccived-5,00a yards Rustic Cam
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FOR SALE.-Foltiing Bed Attachment. de-
signed TO efectuailN prevent the ucci-
dental folding Of bed. Possesses superior
gate. Address Mrs Helen NJ, Lake care
JOHN NEDDllRBUI2N. & CO, Patent
Attorneys, Washington, u. G.
Evening star., 1897-03-13

f. f. Settle. democrat. is a lawyer, prom
inently identified with the politics of Ken
lucky. and elected to Congress over
W. c. z. Breckenridge, who ran as a gold
democrat
Geo. NJ. Davidson. republican. is a man
of ability who has carved his own way
in life. He is a lawyer by profession and
is regarded as a man of ability.
Thomas Y. Fitzpatrick is free silver
democrat from the mountain district. He
is a lawyer by profession and enjoys the
reputation of an orator.
Louisiana.
The new men are r. c. Davey. dem. !;
Robert Broussard. dem; 8. r. Baird. dem
Robert F. Broussard, democrat is a ma
tive of Louisiana and is a young bachelor
thirty-three years old. He is a lawyer
standing well at the Louisiana bar.
Evening star., 1897-03-13

not served before. and Jehu Baker fus.
A. J. Hunter. dem. and ]. r. Campbell,
who have been In previous congresses.
James r. Mann. republican, is a lawyer
orator and reformer He was born in Illi-
nois in 1853
ID. W. Mills. republican, is native of
Ohio. where he was born in 1898. He is a
merchant and real estate dealer. He serv-
ed in the Union army during the war.
w. H. Hinrichsen is pretty we'll known
throughout the country as a silver agitator
He was associated with Altgeld in politics,
but recently there has been friction be-
tween them. He is an orator and a hustler
Thomas n. Jett. fustonist. is lawyer
He was formerly a democrat, but be came
pcpulst and was elected to Congress by
Evening star., 1897-03-13

II the House of Representatives. which
will he organized Monday. there are lio
new men. OF this number. l32 have never
served in Congress before. and sixteen nave
se.-vsd prior TO the Fifty-fourth Congress.
There are 122 democratic representatives
and TWO delegates: twenty-nine fusion Sill
yer and populist representatives ana one
fusion delegate. and 2D6 republican repre-
scrtatIVes.
Ala lp:,m1.
The new representatives from Alabama
are George w Taylor, Henry -. Clayton.
T s Plewman. Willis Brewer. who nave
never served before and o. w. Underwood.
who rved part of a term All are demo-
Gratis.
Geo W. Taylor is a democrat, about flftT
years old. He is a lawyer by profession
and is a gold man.
II D. CLAYTON. democrat; was born in
Alabama in 49,: is conservative on the
money question. but possesses popular
ity which gave him strength with Il silver
constituency
Evening star., 1897-03-13

drug clerk, and has been engaged in COM
rnerclal enterprises. AT the time of his
election he edited q country newspaper.
Jehu Baker, fusionist, is the man who
beat Morrison in the race for the Fifty
first Congress. At that time he was an
ardent republican. He quit the republican
Tariy the silver issue, and was elected
90 the Fifty-hfth Congress by popuists and
democrats. He is a native of Kentucky
where he IVES born IN lS22. He was a mem
Der of the Thirty-ninth and Fortieth Con-
gresses ana minister to Venezuela be-
tween 1878 and 1889. He is a man of or
iginality in appearance and character.
IHdiana.
The new men are: R W. Miers, dem; w.
T. Zenor, dem: C. b. Lands. rep. E. D..
Crumpacker. rep. and ]. NJ. Robinson, DEM
r. W. Miers, democrat, is a gold man,
Evening star., 1897-03-13

1S5I and is a lawyer by profession. lie is
scme thing Of 4 talker.
California;.
The rev men from California are Marion
De Nries, dem; c. A Barlow, pop, and
c. II. Castle. pop.
Marion De Vries is a lawyer by profess
sion. Was elected to Congress by the sill
fJsionists- He is one OF the youngest
men in the House. having been born in
California in 1866.
g A Barlow Is radical populist man
OF energy and earnest conviction.
{. II. Castle is a physician he is a pop
Evening star., 1897-03-13

Ulis- and an earnest advocate of the free
coiEdge of silver.
Delaware.
l. I. Handy is a democrat. for,y-five
years old. and has been 4 school teacher.
editor and lecturer He has 4 reputation
OF a good talker.
GeOrgiu.
The new :neu from Georgia are j. f.
Grisg +. Il. Lewis. W. c. Adarnson W. NJ.
Howard. ". ri. Fleming and W. G. Bent
ley. all democrats.
James VI. Grisgs is lawyer who has
had service on the bench and in the leg
Evening star., 1897-03-13
.HoSh.Tpseue ORsA

time OF his election was solicitor general
for cne of the Georgia circuits
W H. Fleming. democrat Is a LAWYER
and author of work on election laws. He
has been active In politics. and was speaker
OF the house in the Georgia legislature
w q. Brantley. who succeeds Judge Tur-
rer. is known as a gold man and a pro,
tecttonist. but was elected TO Congress as
q demo crat on free silver platform.
Idaho.
James Gum, populist, was the editor of
Evening star., 1897-03-13

Journal. He was an old-time friend of
Judge Gresham, Secretary Of State under
Mr.. Cleveland.
+. ID. Crumpacker republican, is a law
yer forty years old, and has been Judge of
the appellate court.
]. NJ. Robinson. republican, was formerly
d newsboy and is lawyer OF some promi-
ne nee In the state. He has prospered In
business and politics through his own ef
forts.
Kansas.
The new members of the Kansas delega-
ton: ]. ID. Botkin. pop: NJ 8. Peters. pop. !:
f. X. Ridgeley, pop; w. D. Vincent, pop,
and N. B. Mccormick. pop, and Jerry
Simpson, who has served before
jeremiah d. Botklll. populist Is a preach
er. and very popular among populists of
Kansas. He was elected ut large
M 8. Peters. though a lawyer. was elect
ed to Congress as populist He is a rad
icai free silver man and a believer in pop-
ulism generally.
Evening star., 1897-03-13

fusion between those two parties He was
born iE Illinois in 1861.
A. j. Hunter. democrat. is not altogether
n new man. He was elected as representa-
lNe-at-largc 20 the Fifty-third Congress-
and during his term became we'll known
among his associates in the House He is
a lawyer by profession, has judicial turn
of mind and is good political speaker
He is q native of Indiana.
James X. Campbell is about forty-five
years old He has been farmer, teacher,
Evening star., 1897-03-13
Men Who Will Take Their Seats for The
First Time Monday.
Some Who Have Served in CONGRESS Before Brief Sketches
Of Members Who Are to Be initiated.

the populist newspaper in Idaho before his
election to Congress. and has had no other
experience in public life
Illinois.
The from Illinois ]. r.
Mann. rep: D. w. Mills, rep; w. II. Hin
richsen, dem; T. NJ. Jett, fus.. who have
Evening star., 1897-03-13

f s. PiCwmau was born in that state
In 1851. and is a banker oy profession.
Willis Brewer was horn in ISiT and is
man Of literary talent. He is the state
historian.
Oscar W. Underwood is a lawyer by pro
f5sSion and zsrved part of a term in the
Fifjy-fourth Congress, but was un3eated.
Arkansas.
S-epreH S. BrundiGge, democrat. is the
only rev member from Arkansas.
s 5 Brurdijge was born in Arkansas in
Evening star., 1897-03-13

E. r. Ridgley. populist. Is a farmer. and
is regarded as man Of political ability.
W. d. Vincent. populist. is a hardware
merchant from farmer community.
N. B. McMcCormick. popuist. is an ex-
Union soldier. farmer and lawyer. He
Evening star., 1897-03-13
new FACES IN THE House Of REPRESENTATIVES

IL
Albert M. Todd was elected TO Congress
by the democrats. populists. prohibitionists
and silver republicans. He is the greatest
producer of peppermint in the United
States. and is known as the peppermint
king. n,
E. l.. Hamilton. republican. is a lawyer
by profession, and. though a young man.
mas long been prominent in politics in his
district. 10
s.. w. Smith, republican, is a lawyer by
profession.
Ferdinand Buckner was formerly a fol-
lower of Don NJ. Dickinson. but was elected
Congress by the free silver democrats on
l silver platform. He is a lawyer by profess
sion and has been probate judge.
Z: D. Sheldon. republican, is lawyer
and successful business man.
Minnesota.
The new men are F. c. Stevens. rep, and
Page Morris, rep.
F. c. Stevens. republican, is lawyer by
profession. He is the leading republican
Evening star., 1897-03-13

+. w Carmack democrat is an editor
and well-known newspaper writer.
Texas.
The new men from Txas are Thomas III.
Bali, r. c. De Graffenreh, John W. Cram
ford, r. f. Burke. Robert l.. Henry, Sam
uel w. I. LaDham. James L. Slayden John
II. Stephens, ali democrats, and r. ID.
Hawley. rep.
Thomas ii. Ball. democrat. is a lawyer.
forty-one years old, and has been active in
Texas politics for a number of years.
r. C. De Graffenreid. democrat, was born
in Tennessee in 1857. He is a lawyer and
orator who has been active as a democrat
on the stump.
Evening star., 1897-03-13

Williams, rep; NJ f. Olmstead. rep: H. B.
Packer, rep; G. j. Benner, dem; E L.
Robins, rep.
Samuel A. Davenport, republican, is a
lawyer by profession.
William McAleer. gold democrat has
served two terms in Congress- having sue
oeeded to Samuel ]. Randalls seat. is a
merchant by profession, and is an active
politician. He was born in ireland.
James Rankin Young. republican, is one
or the best known newspaper men in the
east He was for number of years one of
the executive clerks of the Senate and
Washington correspondent of the Phladel-
Evening star., 1897-03-13

has been prominent in politics of MS state
for some years.
jerry Simpson, the popuiist, is the same
"sockless Simpson who served in the Fiji
ty-seccnd and Fifty-third Congresses. Dur
ing his two terms in Congress he was ia
nous throughout the country for his pc
culiarities and came to be regarded among
his colleagues as d man far above the
average in ability.
Kentucky.
The new men from Kentucky are: c. X.
Wheeler, DEM: ]. s. Rhea, dem.: D. H.
Smith DEM: E. e. Little, dem.: G. M.
Dawson. rep. and T. Y. Fitzpatrick, dem.
Charles X. Wheeler. democrat, is law
yer and a free silver man, with populistic
tendencies.
John S. Rhea. democrat, is lawyer and
a free silver orator.
David II. Smith is a free silver orator
and lawyer.
Evening star., 1897-03-13

Daniel Ermentrout, Pa
politician of local prominence.
w. F. Love, democrat. is farmer, and
has served in the state legislature.
Patrick Henry, democrat, is lawyer and
active politician
Missouri.
The rev men from Missouri R. N.
Bodine DEM: Charles F. Cochran, dem.;
W. S. Cowherd, dem: ]. A Croney, dem. !;
c. f. Pearce, rep: :oE. A. Robb. DEM; w.
D. Vandiver. dem. and NJ. E. Benton,
DEM; with r. p, Bland and Champ Clark,
who have served before. -.rs-af- ..-..t.
Robert NJ. Bodine. democrat. is law
yer. He is also q champion chess player.
Evening star., 1897-03-13

isla ure 1nd an active democratic politi-
clan.
r D. Lewis has been country store
Keeper Re IS a man Of means. has served
- 'nf Georgia legislature and is an earnest
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