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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18
A FEE THAT MEANT MILLIONS.

Even more romantic than the carver
OF Senator w. A. Clarke, the copper
king" NJ Montana, II tho rise Of United
States senator George T. Turner ~
WaAhlngton. a few years ago Mr.
Turner WAS "a political power in his
State and while he was an unnucoeHsul
candidate fOr the Senate he at.ll had
influence enough 10 defeat the rc-clrr-
ton Of Senator Allen, and for two years
Washington was represented IN the
national capitol by one senator only.
shortly after this struggle SIR. Turner
lost his fortune, and tho foituro looked
black indeed. About this time a party
OF miners came into his law Office, They
had struck lead M IN BriuAh Amer
Tea, near Victoria, and wanted some law
papers made out
1--WE cant pay you cash forom.
George" said one OF thu party. but
Wen give you some stock and call It
square"
~ don't want the stock. boys" re-
turned Turner. 'wo've known each
other for some time, and III do the
work for nothing"
pay ns We 20" and his comrades nod
drd approval
We'll, you keep your stock and pay
me cash when you got H."
wed ruther give you the stock,
George" urged the miner, and 10 please
them Turner took the certificates and
tucked them away IN HIS safe. During
their stay In town tho pruapectorH put
up at n miners hotel and paid out
more of tho certificates over the bar
for liquor, which the host unwillingly
received,
Tint was two years ago. To-day Sem
ator Turner IL millionaire through
those same mining stOcka, the hotel
keeper r. out Of business and IN living
on HIS money, and the mine II the
famous lie Roy, one Of the richest In
tho Philadelphia Post
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18
RABBI LowENSfElN CHOSEN
Jewish citizen. Hopeful ofThcr Pros.
poets iu Salt Lake.

The congregation uunI israel yosier-
day unanimously elected Rabbi %, w.
I.1swoustslu Zoo nI th.Ir pulpit The
jewish people OF thIa city ore delighted
over tha prospects OF tLs uiura. us they
EEL that they ore entering upon "a
brIEhtrr ora.
THE congregation w1H ln 90 sod pIIEht
They have bad Uu services Doc ihU Tome
pie WuIl Israel FOR three years except
uu special Toast IHyH IuI there wac
considerable friction Boo thU oDHrrufl-
ton but harmony uul Interest NrH r.-
VveI uu1 thD debt 0u the temple rr-
du.HI FOO $500 ard ih0 interest ratH
lowered tu slH per cent
Ir HWUuHtNIu cam" hN special Joe
NiiatIHu fp conduct thn regular jewish
nov ya1r services The congregation
WINS HH uNufnhly Impressed hy bis pr.
aIHalItN learning and devotion. that
thH result was the unuu.WouH call uf
yesterday
Ths rabbit graduatgi thrg. years Ego
from tHa Hebrew Union college ut cline
oInHau Since that timn De- has bosom Iu
Houston. Texas, whore d. hla built ur
re- strong congregation. There VIII hH
ample Held fur hls tdentH here. There
Dr. not re- jewish Cuurr gUtluu in Utah.
Idaho, Montana, Wyoming ur Nevada
Tho nfut work the rabbi will dn. will
n" 20 NiNANlt' r. NAhhANN ~ NnNi NNN NI
which De- will organize H rhIldrpu'H choir
90 sling 40 the rarullr services. The
Union prayer book was adopted yrsiHr.
day nnd will boz uHHd 200 thn future.
This evening The feast NJ the harvest
will Do celebrated ut the tDWuI. go
Fourth East. and RABBIT I.uaWruHtgIn
VIII conduct the religious aHrvirrH tie
Will speak nt A O'Clock this evening and
lHaln nt 10 o'clock Tuesday morning
The regular services ~ the c1rEfUEt-
ton viii begin next Friday rNHuiHF
" hon the rabbi viii deliver bite lnnuF1.
fl address Services will o. hold again
Saturday morning ut 40 o'clock The
congregation now numbers about 300
iud n Will continually grow The prose
mt officers VI che rHuErH Cation arcs
Herman liHmherHrr, president william
}uupg sprrHIlnut. Samuel WUiE.
L-.ulLrN nnl y hlhn. lL-l-uI-r.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

John Becly flied a petition OF lnyolun-
tlry bankruptcy In the Federal court
Today The schedule OF hle nssots ana
l.'is were published in detail in the
NrwH' a few weeks ago, The schedule
has been altered since then. In that ain
tho assets subaoQuent 10 November 3Oth
have been stricken out.
frut, Newell, the well known hydro
tr1pher Will doliycr his postponed leo
turg ln the Assembly han on Friday
niEht uuNt beginning al 5 o'clock.
The regular meeting OF the officers
and teachers 81 the Sabbath schools OF
THIS stake viii be held this evening at
1850 O'clock IN the Fourteenth ward as
sembly rooms.
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II you want 10 SEQ. some rosI .,....
racing come TO the salt Palace nd y.
m. tonight and you will not b. ~, p
pointed. There viii be eight biz .y.,t.
IN which the men will take puft t,'.
Lawson hnH been training hHrd ~.
his arrival ana believes that b.. ,..
win the two mile open. The iIrt ~
events ares vs.
one mile handicap amateur. pur.
ono milo opon amateur. nurse So
Threc.fourthH mile hnndirHp moo.
alpnal. purse $50.
Two milo open professional. uursa q.
Hcyclr races frye. admission
grounds 90 cents, 20 cents oYtra fsr ~,
served seats. Races start AL b.
sharp. Band concert. IT,
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SHEEP SHIPMENTS.

Evanston Press: Moss & Hatch, a
Utah Arm. shipped 500 head q sheep
o Chicago on Wednesday which were
loaded hero. ~. W FoUte ana his son
Launing went along % help care for the
flock. Mr. Foote will vlait several In
aiana towns before returning to Evans
ton.
Denver Stockman; Mcasra Austin g.
webb " Lehis Utah. loaded out yester-
dhy twelve cara of Cat lambs and weth-
ere Tor the eastern MARKET. Tho Nrm
Wul lnnd fourteen cars more wlthin
gay o. two for the east The chances
are mat the trst shipment win go 90
Nhlohgo, and they arr said 10 be as
nhe animals aH have been loaded this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18

STOLE FIFTY.FWE DOLLARS
llooming House Burglar Gets Away
WITH Somr rnah.

John Robinson an rmul0yo OF Auor.
bach Bros, together VITA l.. w.
Brownie. are both mourning the loss at
sums Of money aud various portable
articles from their room az i5l west
First South,
Robinson AYERS that ON Saturday
night some pruWlcr broke into his room
and stole two twenty dollar gold pieces.
together with couple of English cplus,
while l.. W, brownie lH mourning tho
loss OF three 81 bus together with sew
rral small articles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18

There are many uniformed employee.
" The baltimore and Ohio riilroad who
have spent the better part o. thclr lives
with the company, but very fow people
arr aware " their length of scrvlce
and devotion 90 duty that hus made
them valued men Vice President and
General MunaEar Underwood will short
ly issue an order, providing for service
HtrlurH for those men. that tho public
may know OF their falthfulnoa and
ability
A sold stripe win mean i've years OF
service, aud "a silver stripe two years.
Some of the Baltimore and ohio cone
iuoturu viii be entitled from ucyon To-
mime sold stripes.
The company viii also furnish con.
duot0rr. hTakomou and baFgBErmeu or
an GLASSES. with haiErp. w that they
may be- easily distinguished by thuac
unfamiliar with the service.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18
rHrrGnr fTGIs pIrolnsp.
wreck NJ Harvey Causes - Turaru ~ -,
element No one Inbred.

Speaking OF the wreck OF a freight
train 600 tho Union Pacific 20 few days
ago the Daily boomerang, published ut
Laramie, Wy0. has the following.
Tho wryrNug uf o. freight train nt
Hnfu.y fifteen WIlnH cast uf this city
nt ilo this morning. was the Indirect
cauFH uf throwing iho town into 90
fururU nf excitement
Tho recently adopted system OF CuU-
ing lhH crew uf thn wrroker by % esr-
t.lu number uf blasts uum the shops
whist. was put iu practical use upon
tnH occasion Tor thH urt time and
worked IKE % uharm Some uUH took
% Tor % fire warning aud promptly
turned boo the alarm Members ut the
nrH department were soon HguTryIug
toward The engine uuuH,s, citizens
hHHteUed from homes and business
houses Co Che sumy common center.
the apparatus WAS rolled out ANA thgra
Was &C. h.Eu tWr generally before the
truth leaked out
Fortunately uO ono was hurt and as
soon ua possible tho ueWH of tho wreck
was sent Boz this city by wire from Rod
Flutes, with tho result already doe
Hgribui Assistant superintendent Hay
was 400 Lookout Ht the time. but took
uu engine and made the run thruuEh
tlr Harvey iu quick Time"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18

Change May Mean tho Absorption 81 the
N'w Haven BY Vanderbilt system.

a srcclai 10 thc Sow York Times
from Sew Haven. Conn, naya.
The matter 0f choosing rucccasor
90 Precedent CLARK. or tho Scw York.
Ncw Haven a Hartford road is now
in the hands u tho standing commit
tee. consisting OF President clark. Vice
President John Han William R0ckofol.
I'r j, llrrpuut Morgan. u New York.
George J. Brush of Sew Haven, Hon.
ry o.. Robinson Hartford. Charioa D.
thgli0. M Boston. aud W. h. Bishop.
OF bridgeport
Tile appointment 81 q successor will
b. u 'aiisiuct1ry one 90 both President
clark and The NrW York interests.
There 10 now uD friction between what
have hgDn styled the Clark and the
vanderbilt party In the directorate. aud
lh"fr VIII uH rl difficulty 10 ls said. ln
choosing thr man Zoe the place. THE
wHN Doc Che present vice president 0f
tnr road. judge John Hall or 10 may
D" General Manager Chamberlain. or
ONE ~ numerous railroad men. among
whom are President e.. q. MvIlon
Of the Northern Pacific. who WIS nj
one time Vice precedent or the Sew
Haven road. ana would like 10 return
1H ltH Idunt. President LuUiua Tut.
tI". M the Boston & Maine. or e man
more closely interested ln the New
York Central thnn either OF thosU.
a prominent etovkholdUr 1f the road
in this city H. authority Tor the state
mvut that Mr.. Clarke withdrawal
means the absorption OF the Now Iia-
ven road hy tho Vanderbilt nyatcm.
and that developments IN tho director
lte iu the near future will prove this
beyond "a doubt
Cornelius vanderbilt, owned upwards
1f million dollars VI the stock 81 the
road ana the rp-pussing ~ thia great
interest into the Vanderbilt family
means, u ~ enid. q closer relation be-
tween the Vanderbilt system and the
New Haven property. However true
this may be, % IL certain that interest
INK developments are looked g. here len
the immediate future by New Haven
road tockholiors ami sweeping changes
In tho makeup Of the directors would
not De u surprise 90 any one.
u IL believed hero that the day Of
New England control NJ the New Haven
road viii paaH away with Mr. clarke
retirement, and that that control win
certainly 10 10 New York.
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sMIrm cAsE COR. OWN.
Alleged Dyaamitsr wui Not be- Tried Until
some Time Ia November

aANAf " NhNNNhfNH
John smith, the alleged dynamiter.
charged with attempting 10 take The
lives of Orlando W. Powers and George
\ Dow BY means Of Internal machinss
VIII not be tried during tho present
term Of court, ON motion " Attorney
1corgc WyHtoryclt OF counsel for IN.
defense, Judge Norrrll today made an
order continuing the case until the
ottobcr torn. which begins on the third
proAlmo, AZ Judge Norrcll viii hold
court at coalvlllo on October second
and then go east and be gone al ienst
one month, after tho term begins
smiths case win not De- reached bsf1rI
the middle of November.
IN asking flr continuance Attorney
Wr7!crNelt Hid the time between now
ana f'rlday-thg date ON which the md
WIS scheduled 90 take pnCo-was not
suihclent Tor himself and colleagus.
DAVID :. Truman. 10 examine witnesses
ana tn prepare q defense ln such ana I'M.
puriuni case. County Attorney Putnam
was N the opinion tho attorney
should hg given more time aud Judge
Nnrrell theruupon ordered a continue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18

Soblc clips from Mouatan-nnmr, Idaho,
to 4. Sohutt A Co, NJ. Louis,

Oregon Short Line, RIO Grando West
eru, Denver a. RIO Grandr and Mis-
souri, Pacific d. tho route Tor the largest
single shlpmrnt NJ wool this year This
tllnhomo, Idaho. Il viii require at least
hlty cars 90 transport the wool, there
being nearly D. 10000 pounds To- ull u
viii go Co A. Sohott 4 CO.. ST. Louis
NO. The buyer D. Theodore Davis This
shipment represents the clips OF th.Hu
years. Mt N1blc fig among the SUCCESS
his price,
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Missouri Pacific. arrived in town from
Nevada today
Col. u. G. Dodge. vice president and
general MANAGER Of the Rio grands
Western, is I'M the State. lie arrived at
Provo from Tho Eat MS mornlng.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18

Farmers generally do not know that
the horses stomach normally holds only
three gallons and they attempt 10 crowd
n two bushel basket of hay Into him
and then allow him 10 drink four 0r
five gallons Of water upon top ~ II.
hog. needs concentrated food. lie
should never be compelled 20 live upon
hay nor should he be fed more at ons
lime than he viii eat ~ IN thirty min
utca. Even less than that at morning
and noon feeds, when at hard work
This should be preceded by watering,
but should be- givon before feeding
grain. Hight feed with time 10 digest
II, IA better than heavy one without
time for digestion. Let the heaviest
feed Of the day be given at the close
OF the days work. Mover give a larger
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-18
CARE OF THE FARM TEAM.
Hints on Farming Watering and Nam
ngcmeni Of the Work Horse.

No other business man has greater
need OF a first class team than the far
mcr. no other has 10 good an oppor-
tunlty to get and keep a nrst-clnss
team. SIN tho farm teams OF the coun-
try are not a credit TO the profession
says II. T.. Miller In Indiana Farmer,
II n version Of the truth expressed
IN the adago. "Tho shoemaker wife
goes barefootcd." with the variety and
abundance Of feed upon our farms our
horses generally show neglect and un-
wise care.
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LICENSE no MARRY

a marriage license was laauod today
To FRANK u shepherd 80. Of bingham
ana Ella a. Jonory "a, n Salt Lake.
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THREE SHOTS BROUGHT HIM BACK
'ohn uray State Convict Makes Daring Break for Liberty
Escapes From Criminal Court Room-0iiicers
Fire and He Surrenders

criminals that
ana mat he Is not dead Is lucky thing for him.
zen days
ook ana
% wa" brought down from the state prison this morning. with Golden
Nh now undergoing arraigucd
uns brown
70 e reading OF the Information accusing MIN OF the crime ana
hed to be givcn until Wednesday plead The
'owns case on called
10 tho work In n
Guards John
curing tho they the jail
Shortly before
guards Gray taking
place near HE attorney In the center Of that portion Of the court
room used by attorneys attaches
proceedings had proceeded
' % jurors would have to b. Issued Judge Horrc ordered that
cess OF thirty minutes be HIS guarded
N it H scat ana going over to Young whispered to him that he
1a phone the prison to have the down by o'clock Keep
,ornea office IAN sht" replied Young neither Of them will
from mo alive. bot"
RAN THE
stowe
the court Calling HE Detective Sheets
eat at the other
the hrs flight OF double quick
young called on Gray the reached the he below could
Reaching the ground door y made for west door down
dropped face downward on Ton Of the west door sp TOOK bead and
him. kept running making William Just
blacksmith shop Just as he was about to enter tn,
lot he stumbled
himself and commenced this
his heels
before he the patch stumbled thought
he had
discovered d To-
you" with both
Guard Young said he brought the prisoner back II
didn't KIN him"
a o open the
Machine he
30
prisoner
named Hamilton 10 escape In June. 1891
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rALL MILLINERY orESrSo.

woman's co-op.. 80 Main Street
Fine display OF French Pattern tt,,,
ana Honnets and all the nuyc.ii.5 ~,
The season. Monday Tuesday asi
wednesday. anu
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

September Is, 1899.
Today's oloaringH o. ., q. .,.2i90, $500
Same day last week ..f., O. 81. 3l2,l1Obl
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feed than usual Just before a hard days
work ur drive.
WATER FREQUENTLY.
water frequently but not In large
quantity. In tho hot days Of summer
when man desires TO drink about every
hour Il IN cruelty 20 compel the team
10 10 without from ono feed " another.
Coutrive some way TO get them water
moro frequently u no other way sug
Hcsta itself haul II 20 the Held with
you. I want 10 say with emphasis that
horse never gets too hot to drink a
few HwallOwA
MANAGEMENT IN WORK.
Every one knows that tho horse that
has stood idle for some weeks or even
days. can not endure 20 much exertion
a. though he had regular daily work
yet few realize the oNtsnt 10 which this
u true. Very many horses nre oy-r-
taxed tho flrHt week o. aprlng work.
Make Il a business to give every hoTas
Intended for spring work. some work
during the winter. The mistaken kind
ness that works greatest injury 10 the
horse and lessons his ability FOR service
II that VI allowing him 10 cool on dur
iuE the day. A horse that has been
made to sweat profusely az his work
should not be allowed 10 rest 10 Ions
az time that porsplriny viii cease.
Stop often rather than long. The ruee
horse man never lets his charge cool III
after he has warmed him up In tho
morning until after the rnru iH over,
n he did he might as well keep out OF
the race, one other practice VI farm
crs ~ 90 be discouraged, that Of turning
thnlr horses Into the held at niEht us
soon nH the pastures start In the spring.
Allow HIN q little grass daily ~ an
appetizer, but do not permit him 10
gorge himself with Il.
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ORE AND BULLIoN REPORTS.

Following are today's orc and bullion
receipts a. reported BY the Institutions
below lndloatedi
BAMBERGER q MCMILLAN.
Bullion zee, 90. Gee. -. .......,822, 2i0
MCCORMICK q &C.
Cynnldpa ..... ... -. 90, ..,.,....N, 600
Cnll and examine Norris a sons
Monumental Stock.
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.,S w ,,.,ll cloS. Jcwelry w. W Hail
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DISTRICT COURr MATTERs.
Golden Brown on Trial for Burglary
Other Cases.

The case Of the state against Golden
brown, charged with burglary, was
called FOR trial In the Third district
court today. Attorney G.. IS. Price an.
poored for the accused and tho prose.
outlpn was represented by Assistant
county Attorney Ray Van Colt
browne alleged onanay H. the break.
lnN INTO room 40 the Telluride block
alolE with John cray and grttinE away
WIN numerous articles % wearing an.
tM,i Dp'onging 20 a rpomcr named W.
Gray was convicted on the sth ,nst.
shd "n the sth was sentenced by Judge
Nuffoll 10 three years liz the State
prison. ho was nrralgucd today on
atUl another charge, that OF asslstlnc
19llon Brown 20 escape from the state
prison ON the bih of July inut. Iio
took until "Wednesday To- plead.
owing TO the fact that "a number OF
the present jurors eat In the Gray case.
thgy were diHQunlincd from tryiuF
Brown. Considerable time was Loot
10 getting more Jurors. 10 was not un.
gu late hour this afternoon that a jury
wac secured, when the taking OF tsat-
mgny was proceeded with
This makos the third time Brown IA.
been on trial within the past twelve
months, year ago he pleaded guilty
tp hurglnrlzlng Charles Auers saloon
at stltnir. ana was sentenced to three
years imprisonment Last July he go.
capped from the prison and was after
wards caught In Wyoming. For cs,np-
ing he wnR tried a week nEo before a
Jury, convicted. and given three yenra
hy Judge Nnrrcll. After getting Into
the city from Warden Dow's place h.
u said 90 have engaged rooms ln tho
Telluride block when the alleged bur.
Elhry. FOR which h. 10 now being tried.
was committed by him and Gray In
The Language u the atrurt. Brown is
most aasurcdly "up against H."
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WANTS 4 STw TRIAL.
Dc Wit Nicholi., Convicted ~ burglary
I. Granted - Temporary STAY.

To-day was the date s-t for tho sap-
fencing uf DE- witt Nichols. convicted
on Friday last uf burglary. but on mos
tlon gl the defendants attorney. ID
a. whey EHlY Judge Norrrll granted
a p1.tpuucmrnt until Saturday In or
Ger that @ motion for new THAI m1y
be presented ''''
Tho prisoner Is one Of tho hair dozen
men arrested Tor hurElarlElng the rturg
gt Hieuut 8 Grape az SANDY lnat
july HIS attorney claims 10 be- in
ll,a'a.lon uf certain facts not avail.
nnl' az lnft weeks trial. which he De-.
u'No7 WIN go o. long way towards .s.
lanlls,hlng the Innocence Of the &C.
Nighaii8, who ls unfortunate In that
o. uhly mas ono arm. Htoutly mnlntnlns
hl. !nuugrn,o' ana says hu knows abb
Hllut'ly nothing Of the robbery.
lhIge pi TIE men arrested along with
Nlghols confessed 20 their suit und
were sentenced 10 three years enrh by
Judge Nurrull An OF them toatinod al
lhg ulal stating that Nichols was not
WIN thcm when the burglary wus com.
unllea, ana mat he foll In with the
klhk subsequently, There uro u whole
lnt OF people who believe that Nichols
lH h' victim uf circumstances, over
when Doe seemingly had no control.
Guilty of Iiabltual Drunkennrs..
'"f'NN ~. Iufroit Huld 10 be "a
g'lIllgo builder by trade. WIS made de-
i'ulhnt ln divorce suit Med hy hls
WIFE, Mary ~. Turcott. In the Third
district court today
The complaint alleges that the partIog
iutyrmuriui ut Montreal. Cnnuda
september 18TH. 1850 and Cor tho pagt
TWO years. plaintiff says. tho defendant
mas been guilty N hnhitual druukenugss
ana mas failed Co provide his wife and IA
l-lrhf'ull slrl with the common ncres.
HtriH- NJ lie.
Plaintiff asks for the annullmcnt OF
lh' marriage bonds; the custody OF
lhu chlli. fn1HOnnble allmony and for
snn'fll relief J.. NJ, Hamilton Is Mira
Iurrutts attorney.
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J6od5 SaJqbaal&
2allEtllgilIIY'

Il9lds lIlitlf1 IITaf llIlI tho n0uITfilallng aud
9all sasasi'is TO .ass with n9ods sAnal-dla.
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vcnirc was issued by Judge NorrclIa
court today calling Tor six additional
Jurors, The names u th1s. drawn
were: George N. powncy. GW s. Pcy.
ton, william y, janice. George Brink.
James Barrow and William ~. Broeac.
McHsrH. Barrow and Dpwuyy We're the
only two the sheriff located. Mussrs.
james ana Pcytun are believed TO be-
absent from the State. while Messra
Breeze and Brink are unknown to any
~ the eherinH ufilcgra. aa well ne to
the city directory.
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u West Second South Street
Try McDonald's Muluasa. Me-.
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by gallon, quart or pint. for nm. 49,.
Ne"a' pooka' stationery. legal blaBt.
T. .. nAMMTt,
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n has besides a heavy Calculation
fbro Vgb the mails at all other places
throughout the HeSL .......-
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feed than usual jus, before a hard days
work or drive.
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MCCORMICK q &C.