davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-30

musimy liczyc sic 2 tenn. ze jeneral-
gubernatorem jest jeu. Czertkow, a
z r6znych okolicznosci wnioskowac
musimy, IL W systemic rzadzenia
krajem W por6wnaniu y radiant
poprzednika iego. Ks. Imeretyn-
skiego, zadna ME zajdzie zmiana.
Take widocznie jest zyczenie sfer
najwyzszych W Petersburgu. 70.
zumie sic, re i W obrebie tego sa-
mego systemu rome cieniowania
So mozliwe, a to juz wylacznie Jest
zalezne oil osobistosci, kt6ra stoi
ma czele kraju.
KS. Imeretyhski u tych wszyst-
! kich, ktorzy go sadzili jake urzed-
nika r~osyjskiego, jake w~ykonawce
systemu, ktorego on byi tworca. 80
jak najlepsze pozostawil wspomnie-
ME. Niewatpliwie system W ostat-
mich sZesciu latach zlagodniai, a on
daryl do odebrania mu tel czeSci
surowosci, iakq system mimo
w~szystkiego z%atrzymal. To juz by
10 jego dziefo, jego zasluga osobis-
ia, a w tym wzgledzie osobistosc
istotnie DUO macy.
Zobaczymy, co W tym kierunku
przyniesie GENERAL Czertkow. DIS
oczywisnie wszelkie przewidywania
byiyby przedwczesne."
Do KuJera L~~orskiego pisa
z Warszawy pod data 10 maja:
uOptymisci twierdza, re Cert
kow pojdzie W Shady swojego po-
przednika Imeretynskiego. Mizer-
ma to jednak pociecha. Imeretyh-
ski juz pc p~ofrocznych rzadach "a
czaf calkiem ulegac wpiywom Gym
nownikow. Czertkow zaraz z DO
czatku pc swej nominacji W Peters
burgu, kauai ola siebie robic-c
raporty o krolestwic .Jaczewskie
mu, ktory Imeretyhskiego starai
sic usposabiac przychylnie ola po-
lakow. W ostatnich czasach jednak
dostal sic do Czertkowa Apuchtin
usposobil go tax nieprzychylnic,
IL gdy Jaczewski chcial go raz o
czems informowac, Czertkow mial
mu odpowiedziec: ia juz wien,
jsk tam Jest.
OstatecZnie wrecZvl mu Jaczew-
Ski memorial o st~osunkach W kr6-
Icstwie. napisany ia 30 a~rkuszach''.
Ola spoleczehstwa polskiego obo-
jctna jest rzecza, kto sprawuje
wielkorzadztwo W Warszawic. Kto-
kolwiek MIN jest, ME zmieni systc-
mu ucisku, polegaJacego ia plano
WEN wypicraniu zywiolu polskiego
j zastepywaniu go zywioiem obcym.
System ucisku moze bye rGzny:
okrutny Tub lagodny, walacy smia-
10 obuchem, Tub przyczajony j pei
zajqcy W ukryciu, barbarzyhski Tub
rafinowany, zawsze pozostaje gwal-
tenn najezdzcy, kt6ry b~rutalnq sta
utrzymac sic chce W zdobytym kra-
ju. Zadanic spoieczehstwa pod
bitego, gnebionego, ujetego W sru-
be systematycznego ucisku, zawsze
po~zostanie jedno: bronic sic. Inny
musi bye system obrony W epoce
wojennej, inny W epoce ukrytej sy-
stematycznej niewoli.
Ale mkt j~eszcze ME wynalazl in.
mel melody obrony, iak dqzenie do
niepodleglosci. System obrony mo
ze bye take r6zny: gwaltowny Tub
spokojry, rewolucyiny Tub legalny.
otwarty hub przyczajony, zawsze
zalezy od warunk6w, W ktorych OBJ
jawia sic cczisk"o.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-30
Y Jersey City, y. j.
Posiedzenie ~deiegnt6c.

Nastepne posiedzenie delegstow
grup Zwiszkowycb odbedzie sic "
sobots wieoz. dnia 1sczerwos rb. W
lokalu OBJ. Wilusza, 104 Morris st.
wszystkich delegatow, ktorzy byli
cd swych grup wybrani, prosimy
przybyc ne to posiedzenie, jake tea
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-30

Tribunal najwyzszy Stan6w
Zjednoczonych osadzii, re konsty-
tucjs ME kroczy W slad "a sztan-
dsrem, TO Jest, ne posiadiosci naby-
te przez wojne Tub kupno. mad kt6-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-30

Bedziesz zdrowi silny uzywaj&o
severy zo}adkowego Bittersu. ME-
doPuszcza do chorob, reguluje orga-
ny trawienia, wzmacnia apetyti ozy.
via ca}y system.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-30
Zarys %przemysfu pol
skiegO.

Przewazna Geese narodu naszego
zdobywa srodki do zycia pracq ma
roll. ME mniej przeto j d%ziaialnost
przemysiowa ma przestrzem ziem
roistich M szprokip rozmiary !
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-30

AoAsc DodZeSic fAosoiiShiey
z ubiegfego tygodnia. Zaiuiemy, il
brak miejsca ME pozwala nam W
cafosci powt6rzyc wywodow tax po-
wazanego, jak ks. Lange, kaplana,
powtorzymy atoli giowne zarzuty:
,,Dziennik Chicagoski" jest PTS
mem na mskroS polifycznem-pisze
ks. L.. Sam sp. o. Wincenty Ba-
rzyhski to przyznawai otwarcie i co
tez podczas ostatnich wyborow mai
dobitniej udowodnionem zostafo.
kto zas W potityke sic miesza, ten
powinien tel przyjac ma siebie
wszelkie konsekwencje z polityki
wypfywajace. Polityka to rzecz
wielce drazliwa a prowadzona ME
oglednie i jednostronnie DUO zlej
krwi narobic moze. Wszyscy VIE
my o tenn, jake stanowisko zajal
,,Dzien. Chic" W. ubiegiej walce
wyborczej. z upartoscia godna
lepszej sprawy i z pominieciem po-
lak6w j katolik6w popierai obcych
innowierc6w.
,,Dziennik Chicagoski" nietyl-
ko re gromii prase nawofujaca
spoieczenstwo nasze do obrony
narodowosci naszej, ale nadto pre-
drwiwai ~jeszcze sprawozdanie ksie.
~, ktorzy ta sprawl sic zajmowali.
Wtorowafa mu W ten dzielnie ,Sie-
rotks'', pisemko przeznaczone ola
sierotek a znane z przeroznych ma
pasci ma ksiezy swieckich, ma re-
daktorow pism katolickich i orga-
nizscje katolickie.
Me dosyc ma tenn. w wydanej z
okazji odsioniecia grobowca s. p.
Wine. Barzynskiego broszurze zno-
WI zaczepione zostafo duchowien-
stwo, a jednak ,,Dziennik Chica-
goski'' te broszure nazywa piekna i
ludowi polskiemu do czytania "a
leca."
Wobec tego ks. l.. konczy arty-
kui swoj tenn Slowly:
,,Chocby sic j ,,Dziennik Chica-
goski" ma mnie p~ogniewai, oswald
cam publicznie, re ola ziagodzenia
wynikiych z jego przyczyny spo-
row zmuszony bede uzyc wpiywu
mego tam, gdzie ma pomoc i napra-
we nieznosnych stosunk6w liczyc
bedzie MONA. Nadto zaznaczam,
re ma 10 90 pOuyzej pOtciedzidiem,
zgddza sue Hczne grono moich
~koo!frafr6U niefylkO W Chicago,
ale POza M. Chicdgo'.
Co ma take zsrzuty ,,Dziennik
Chic" odpowiada? Otto zada zwo-
iania sadu polubownego. Glup-
stwem byioby, gdyby ksieza swiec-
cy ma TO wezwanie odpowiedzieli.
Umieia bye barankami ojcowie ~
iona Polski', gdy tego potrzeba.
Przy tel sposobnosci dowiedzie-
lismy sic, ~ .,Dzien. Chic" jest
istotnie organem o. o. zmartwych-
wstahcow. czemu pismo to pre-
czyio zawsze.
Pisze W tel sprawie ,,Dziennik
Narodowy'':
.,Dotychczas myslelismy, re
,Dziennik Chicsgoski' jest wyds-
wany przez spoke wydawnicza pol
ska. skiadsjacq sic z obywateli cy-
wilnych Zawszesmy podeirzywali,
ie o o. zmartwychwstancy zbyt du-
40 wpiywu wywierajq ma TO pismo.
Obecnie przekonujemy sic, re wy
dawnictwo TO jest Ii tylko W rekach
zakonu. a swiodczy o TEN lista dy-
rekior6w. " sklad kt6rych wchodza:
Piotr Rioibssa. ks Jan Kssprzycki
& X ks. Franc. Gordon, c. r.,
Is Andrea Spetz. C.. X, ks. J6zef
Banyhski. Is Jan Kruszynski,
& X
Cheielibysmy zadae diva pytanis:
Jskim spo@ohem " spoice wyds-
wniezsi poiskiej. jak szumnie giosi
tytui dyrektorem jest niemiec?
Cay xgsdza sis q ustawami o. o.
xmsrvychwstahc6w. a many je
pd rrkA wydawanie pisma poll
tycxnegoY
Liaje az. g. .Dzien Mar" ma
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-30

Zab6jca kr6la wloskiego Hum
berta, anarchista Bresci, odebrai
sobie zycie We wfoskiem wiezieniu
W San Stefano, powiesiwszy sic ma
sznurku, ukreconym zpodartej bic
lizny.
Bresci skazany zostaf ma dozy-
watnie wiezienie, poniewaz we
Wfoszech kara smierci ME istnie-
je, jak powiadaja iednak, podlegal
W wiezieniu takim udreczeniom re
strony dozorcow, re zdecydowaf sic
ma dobrowolne skrocenie sobie zy-
cha.
Czy wobec tego ME lepsza byla-
by kara smierci?
Kara ME powinna mice nigdy
charakteru zemsty, znecania sic
mad tym, kt6ry ma MIA zastuzyi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-30

Gdysmy swego czasu oswisdczy-
ID, &c zakon ~ Iona Polski" szko-
dill zawsze duchowienstwu swiec-
kiemu, dzienniczek psrafjalny do
msgai sic. by ksieza swieccy "a
przeczyii temu.
Nietylko, re ksieza swieccy tego
zqdania ME uwzglednili, ale nawet
potwierdzili nasze t~wierdzenie. Do
WOODEN artykui ks. F. Langego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-30

N'S"'ei N1icitnickeh pofdIJaiuy uO-
magai sic. by ksieza swieccy Ia
przeczyii temu.
Nietylko, re ksieza swieccy tego
zqdania ME uwzglednili, ale nawet
p~otwierdzili nasze twierdzenie. Do
WOODEN artykui ks. F. Langego.
,,kurjer Polski" tlomaczy dla-
czego uchwalone ma zjezdzie W
Pittsburgh wydawnictwo miesiecy.
nika Freedom" ME doszio ~jeszcze
do skutku.
ma samym wstepie - pisze
,kur. Pol" - komitet spotkai sic
z trudnosciami i przeciwnoscismi.
To byfo do przewidzenia i tenn ME
trzeba sic zrazac. Dla przyczyn
pewnych. lecz ME dlatego ably byi
piracy tel przeciwny-ustapil z ko-
mitetu ks. Gorzynski. Wszczeia
sic kwestja, kto ma bye jego ma.
stepca i kto wfasciwie ma go obrac.
Ne strony rusihskiej ks. Bonczew-
ski byi zdania, ably polacy sami ma
miejsce jego obrali innego. he
strony litewskiej ks. Sutkajtis tez
sadzii, re nastepce ks. &. polacy
sami powinni obrac, ,,najlepiej ko-
go kz swieckich W Zjednoczeniu P.
X. X, gdyz stronnictwo narodowe
ma juz przedstawiciela. Jesli DO
lacy, kt6rzy byli obecni ma zjezdzie
zastosuja sic do tel rady, wybiora
prawdopodobnie ma opr6znione
miejsce p. Ig. X owalskiego, redak-
tora ,,Narodu Polskiego". Drugi
najwazniejszy szkopui do ominie-
cia jest kwestja finansowa. Picnic
dry jeszcze niema - (wyjawszy
skiadke na zjezdzie zebrana) a W
takim i~nteresie jak W kazdym in
nym pieniadz to grunt.
,,Mimo te trudnosci j szkopuiy
miesiecznik Freedom ujrzy jed
max swiatlo dzienne. Sympatyczny
wielce ks. Sutkajtis z Pittsburgh
zapewnia mas, re W tym miesiacu
juz odbedzie sic W Wilkesbarre
sejm Zwiazku litewskiego, kt6ry ma
Gel ten pewien fundusz wyznaczy.
DIR. Szlupas powiada, re sejm VOL
nomyslnych litwin6w to samo zrobi.
Rusini pewnie ME cofna sic. A
polacy ME zostana W tyle".
Miejmy wiec nadzieje, re co sic
odwlecze, to ME ~uciecze. he Free
dom" ukaze sic "a pare miesiecy.
Odpowiadajac ma artykui nasz o
szkolach parafjalnych, ,Gazeta
Pittsburgska" robi taxa uwage:
MAST ,,gospodarze parafjalni"
przytaczaja ma swa obrone ten je-
dyny i ma oko sfuszny argument,
re ME moga utrzymywac PREY szko-
zach parafjalnych dobrych i facho-
wych nauczycieli, gdyz lud polski
ma utrzymanie tychze ME chce do
syc pfacic. Lecz ksiadz, ktory ar
gument powyzszy niedawno W SVEN
pisemku zamiescii, pobudowai ola
siebie plebanje "a $4,000. wyraz-
ME osiemdziesiat tysiecy dolar6w,
j lud piaci ma to-.
Trzeba przyznac, zc nieraz tax
sic dzieje is~totnie. Mniei rorzut-
nosci ma plebanje kosciofy, a szko-
iy parafjalne polskie mogfyby bye
wzorom ola innych. Lud nasz Jest
bardzo ofiarny, nalezy tylko tie jego
ofiarnosc ma ~wiasciwa droge skiero-
wac.
Pred laty Nowy York byi Sic
dliskiem n~aszej ,,szlachty' wykole-
jonej. co szukajac zlota i bezpie-
czehstwa, czmychaia do Ameryki.
Nastepnie wystawa wszechswiato-
wa W 1893 r. przywabiia wielki "a.
step owej ,szlachty" DO Chicago,
obecnie zas przyszla. zdaJe sic, ko-
lei ma Buffalo, DO otto czytamy W
.,Gazecie Buffaloskiej":
.Doczekaio sic j Buffalo tel tax
zwanej szumnie - ,,ksiazecejin-
teligencji". Many obecnie W gro
die naszym grono ludzi ,,tytular-
nych", o jakich nigdy ME marry
lismy. Reprezentowany jest Paryz,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-30

Welding nieukohczonego jeszcze
zupelnie sprawozdania biura spisu
ludnosci, ma znajdowac sic W Sta
mach Zjedn. million sto dwadziescia
tysiecy polak6w.
Pred dziesieciu laty spis lud-
nosci wykazat tylko 34S,000 roda-
kow naszych Ia tel ziemi, trzeba
vice przyznac, re agitacjs prasy
polsko-amerykanskiej, prowadzo-
ma gorliwie pied ostatnim spisem,
wydafa rezultat pozadany.
Przypusciwszy, re pewna liczba
rodakow naszych podala sic pod
czas spisu "a niemcow, austrjak6w
Tub rosjan mozemy przyjaG IN
pewnik, re jest mas obecnie W Sta
mach Ziednoczonych p6ltora mil
jona.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-30

remi pcwiewa sztandara merykan-
ski, ME nabywaja przez TO praw
gwarantowanych przez konstytucje
Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Innemi slowy, mieszkahcy wysp
Filipinskich, Samoa, Guam, Puer-
to Rico, nabytych przez Stany.
Zjednoczone, ME staja sic przez 20
samoich obyrafelomi, a poddony-
mi ktorymi kongres ma pawo RIA
die wediug upodobania.
% waznei tel sprawie pom6wimy
W przyszlym numerze.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-30

1kk>s': Dok,d dsiytuy - Puznau sktsro. y
Nar-zswy.- ZAry- ~-my Itpy ana.
sprawie pomnika \ Auuszk = Luf~ ~
cat >otaih Cd koniista laisri. f4n'o.
wei. 60 stychat. wiadomo-i Nv. 81
kronika miejsco~s Pokwtto~snie komi
Sara stsrbu. >pra~Oxdsnte Mydk wspsrc
. Ogfoszsuia.
Woodruff County news., 1901-05-02
HUNTERS AND HUNTED.

Ed CarlLee and Allen Roddy two of Augustus popular young men and crack hunters came over to McCrory last Saturday. In the afternoon they accompanied A. J. Marsh down to the Bayou on turkey hunt, returning in a few hours with two turkeys and one "what-it-is, which the boys captured alive. They told of some thrilling experiences and other fish stories" in con nection with their trip and how they captured the strange bird. " In speaking of how they got the turkeys they said that they were walking along looking for almost any thing but turkeys, when all at once they ran across two of the finest turkeys in the woods, a hen and gobbler which were leisurely vending their way down the road. Of course the turkeys saw the boys but the mere fact that man with gun was among them did not worry them in the least. The boys fired some five shots at each turkey, and they know they hit the mark every time. The turkeys, how ever, seemed to enjoy the fun un- til the boys caught them and began clubbing and stamping
Woodruff County news., 1901-05-02
OUR NEW SUBSCRIBERS.

The following new subscribers have been added to our list since our last issue:
 Hamilton Riggs, A. l.. Sims, k. E. Holder, J. l.. Garret, R. H. Hill, Frank Powell, J. R. Taylor, T. A. Jeffries, and John Ray mond, city.
 J. J. Thompson, Dave Burkett, M. R. Porter, and J. E. Miller, DeView.
 Jessie Monroe, Gregory; w. D. Kyle Memphis, Tenn; Nettie Myers, Herne, Texas; Rebecca Albritton, Bardstown, Ark. Mrs, Berta Montgomery, Searcy; Mrs. Beulah Piper, Cordova, Florida; T. s. Ross, Woodford, I. T.; Tom Burkett, Chicago H.; Mrs. F. B. Holder, Newport, Ark; Galin McMurtry, Blum, 1'exas.
Woodruff County news., 1901-05-02

i them. The hen died of friegii while the gobbler died of hea1 failure due to his sympathetit nature. At least MT. Mars h thinks so. The boys of cours know they shot them. It doe. seem strange that after turning their artillery loose on them the. have to club them to death. Thi is private information which we were told to keep secret, and wt wouldn' t let the Augusta peopl know it for a new necktie. E that as it may they got the tul keys.
 The bird captured was on ex hibition at Mrs. McFall's popu lar hotel where quite number of our citizens took peep at it. Ed says he will try to make a pet of the bird, but if it should die he will have it stuffed. It is very rare bird and it is sup posed to be stray. Just what 'tis we are unable to say. IF size 1t can be compared to the mallard duck; with crane like legs. It's plumage Is lovely Several cannot account for its presence here but that's easy Woodruff county is attracting the eyes of the world and this bird caught the contagion.
 While in our city the boys paid the News office pleasant visit, and to say that they were proud of their turkeys would be putting it very mild. We don't blame them for this. For the next few months the subject of their conversation will doubtless be turkeys and how to kill them" In the evening they in dulgel in a game of high five, catching the night train on ths fly for Augusta.
Woodruff County news., 1901-05-02

If you want a good razor or pocket knife go to Dr. Neal.
 B. T. Wherry made business trip to Augusta Wednesday.
 Some of our young people en- joyed themselves with an old fash toned hay ride Wednesday night.
 Dr. Hightower of the Bayou district was in our city the last of the week mingling among his many friends.
 Miss Charlie Knott one of CraWfordsville'S most winsome young ladies has been visiting Miss Esna Angus this week.
 A. P. Hanna representing the Patton Worsham Drug Go. of Dal. las, Texas, was in town Monday l
 1 placing his advertising.
 The customary 1stof May dance took place at Wherry hall Wednes day night. Quite a number o1 young folks were up from Howell, Cotton Plant, etc.
 We are requested to announce that Rev. w. w. Young of Bates vile, Arkansas will preach tC the good people of DeView- and vicinity, Friday night, Saturday night and Sunday, May 10, Il and 12. Services will be held al the Christian church at DeView Everyone is cordially invited tt attend these meetings.
 It was the pleasure of tho writer to accompany our frient c. w. McCrory to Howell Sun day last. The people down il that neighborhood seem to bt very much in favor of the re moval of the court house to i; more centrally located point il the county, and every citize1 seems to be willing to donate to the cause. Now is the time t act if we expect to accomplish anything in this direction. On, man who will pull off his coa and hustle will be worth lift, who stand around on the stree corners and tell people wha ought to be done and that now i the time to act. McCrory ha several citizens who would hay, moved the court house ere thi if talk would move it. However : it takes more than street corne speeches to do this. While il . Howell we were the guest of MT and Mrs. Tom Martin, whos' hospitality is an established fact both being very pleasant ant agreeable people.
Woodruff County news., 1901-05-02

We are in receipt of the Green Forest Herald published in Car roll county by our friend w. L. Crow. It is nicely gotten ur and neatly printed.
 Since last issue the News has turned out job work for the fol lowing: R. E. Holder, BranG An gus, and Dougherty and Riggs. Thanks gentlemen.
Woodruff County news., 1901-05-02

Mrs. Nan Hightower was visit ing in our city the first of the week.
 Boyd Angus made a business trip 10 Wynne the first of the week.
 Miss Lizzie. Holland made a visit to Cotton Plant the first of the week.
 Miss Penrose of Meridith, is visiting the family of Dr. Neal this week.
 One jennett 151 hands high, well proportioned, for sale by Brant Angus.
 LOST: A silk parasol with T shaped pearl handle. Finder will please return it to Lizzie CrosSett.
 Attys. E. M. CarlLee, J. F. Summers and P. R. Andrews, were in town Wednesday enroute to Cotton Plant.
 Two of our young people who are said to be willing to be made one, will have the knot tied next Sunday, so it is reported.
 Misses Alice Wilson and Oma Johnson, and Messrs. Edgar Pritchett and Elbridge Kidd spent Sunday on Possum Creek,
 Brother s. l.. Cochran will de- liver lecture on New Orleans and the Missionary Conference next Sunday night. Everybody is invited to attend.
 Our friend P. H. Y. Burris of Grays sent us $l.OO by mail the first of the week for subscription to the News, ordering it sent to J. A. Wright at DeView. Thank you brother.
 Eld. S. l.. Cochran returned Wednesday from New Orleans where he attended the Mission ary Conference of the M. E.. Church, South. He reports a large attendance and an excell- ent time.
 Wednesday evening c. R. At kinson went into the Waverly hotel to eat his supper and at once noticed one of the finest boquets of flowers he had ever seen placed on his accustomed plate. Being very proud of the flowers, and more of the giver, he takes a de- light in showing them to his many friends. The photographer will no doubt have chance at them.
Woodruff County news., 1901-05-02
Church Announcements.

N. E. Church. South. s. l.. Cochran, pastor. Services every first and third Sunday. Snn- day School every Sunday at 9:30 a. m.. Dr. q. R. Fakes, Superintendent Prayer-meeting every Wednesday night at 7:30 D. III.
Woodruff County news., 1901-05-02

c. c. Jackson of Grays was in town Tuesday.
 For pure fresh drugs go to Dr. Meals Drug Store.
 Drummer Kennie of Memphis was with us Sunday.
 Miss Lizzie Crossett visited in DeView Tuesday.
 Dr. and Mrs. Swazia made a visit to Riverside Tuesday.
 M. R. Williams made a deposit of $1 .OO for subscription Monday.
 Last Sunday our young friends Louin Cole and Joseph Crossett spent a few very pleasant hours among the flair folks" at Howell.
 We are glad to be able to an nounce the continued improve ment of Mrs. Dr. Neal who has been quite ill for some time past.
 MT. and Mrs. J. W. Wilder accompanied by their daughter Annie Sue and Miss Erma Coch- ran, spent Saturday in DeView.
 Master Ludie Winfree son of our county clerk came over Tuesday from Augusta. He left for DeView where he will spend some time visiting.
 Gus Beard of Newport was in our city the last of last week mixing up with his old friends and relatives. He ordered the News sent to Mrs. F. E. Holder at Newport.
 Quite number of our citizens went to Memphis Tuesday to shake hands and get an peculiar demonstration of what the pres ident of the United States looks like. Among others we note John Shearer, Clayton Haiiey, Dr. l.. A. Jelks, George Carter.
 Last Thursday Miss Mattie Montgomery our popular and hustling milliner, made the editor smile three times for three wheels to be applied on subscrip- tion. She ordered tha News sent to Mrs. Berta Montgomery, Searcy, Arkansas; and Mrs. Beulah Piper, Cordova, Florida.
 The annex that waa built onto the old livery barn formerly To- cated on Main street was moved around to the east side of the new barn on EdmondS avenue, adding much to the size and room of that popular livery. The pro- prietors are hustlers, understand their business and are very cour- teous to their many customers.
 An organization of the Joe Shelby Sons of Confederate Vet erans was started in Augusta the latter partof last week with the following members enrolled Tnman Campbell, Commmand ant: P. R. Andrews, Lieut.. Com. w. M. Sales Sec; E. M. CarlLee, J. D. Eldridge, R. T. Horville, I J. Stacey, Joe Stanley, Tom Stanley, Ed. B. CarlLee, Will Wilkerson, Alex Campbell, and others.
 George Carter of Morris City, Tenn, who has been nnder the treatment of Dr. l.. A. Jelks of our city for some time past for chronic granulated eyelids, re- turned to his home Tuesday. He is very much improved since being under Dr. Jelks efficient care. He was accompanied by the doctor as far as Memphis. George has become very popular with some of our younger boys who regard him as a professional scrapper. George had a few set tos while here and always got the best of the situation by a