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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-07-30

Pope Plus IN, who preceded Leo.
was very foLd OF billiards. He had
French table without rocketsl at
the vatican, and when his health al.
lowed it, used TO play two or three
games every evening before going to
bed, He was not an early riser. and
his habits had great deal OF the
meats, pastry, and playful eonversa-
ton. Wine he never touched at table.
and he took all hts meals alone, ii
being contrary TO etiquette for any
one, oven crowned head to eat with
the supreme poutir Most OF the bulls
aud pastorals issued from the vatican
were Indicated by Cardinal Anteneli
or Cardinal Simeont, both excellent
Latin scholars, which Plus TX was
not He wrote Latin tluently. hut not
too correctly, and made no pretense OF
porustng the classics, which he said
wearted him, Reading, In general,
had few attractions for the snrightly
eonNersationaltst, and he never EN-.
ployod the services of n secretary, as
his predecessor Gregory XIV. did, TO
entertain him with French novels
ON the other hand, he spoke French
we'll, and occasionally threw an eye
over NJ, Louis Veutllot's articles In
tho uuivers, The pope somehow
never liked Napoleon Ill, who had
rendered him the important service OF
! delaying the fall OF tho temporal
power by twenty years, The pope was
ccnspicuously open,handed, and, not
content with enriehing his own
family which comprised humorous
cousins and nephews. he scattered
gold freely among all his coartlers and
servants II was his habit to write
clauses of his viii on separate sheets
of paper just as the idea struck him.
Tho sheets, eleven in number were
attached 10 each other by silk threa /,
The old gentleman's viii was not coa.
tested, as Ii the custom with us IN
America, So much for Plus at time
when tho press teens with mforma.
ton about lamonted Loo
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-07-30
QUIET AT
DANVILLE

Danville. Ill, July rs. Every
ttng is quiet but threats a"e
made OF what will happen @hen the
troops leave Two companies Were
ordered hcmn last night, but the 9th ri
will remain until all danger i IA sed,
The bar association yesterday adopted
il resolution ademnis the mon and
endorsing Shr irf WhJ ok.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-07-30

i0hlhcp Bigelov h'll. NHtH lH' ulNblI1
was announced Mrs Bgcluw WINS In
London where she had lived for
many years Her husband Ia snid to
he In this country, probably IN the I'D,
irndacks Mildred HIgelow, one Of
the daughters III 10 remain III the euR-
tody of her father, but her mother Ii to
he permitted Ia soc her nj stated In
tetyas The other daughters, Edith
and Evelyn, are to be IN charge Of
their mother until they have reached
an age when they can decide for them.
selves az with which parent they shall
live, Mildred l}gelow may also change
her guardianship latof on, II sho wish
az, One Of tho prohibitions Of the de-
cree Ii that Mr. Bigolow shall be de.
barred from marrying during the life
time of his wife. and another III that
neither of them shall geek 10 amend
the decree. Nh little interest was nd
del 10 The case by the publication or
prize story written By Mrs. Bigelow
little less than year before she
brought her suit. In this story she
launched many keen shafts az men.
aud the question was raised by her
friends na To whether she had not laid
bare gone of the feelings 81 her own
heart and soul In relation OF the trous
bles Of d fictitious character,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-07-30
PoPEs NAME THEMSELVES.

When a new pope is elected he de,
cides for himself Ly what name he
shall be called, After the last pope
had been chosen and the eonclave was
about 60 be opened for the admission
of some privileged persons, II is re-
lated that Monsignor Lasagni (pro.
secretary of state during The conclave)
recollected that the title by which the
new pope was to be proclaimed was
yet unknown.
"Ry what name" he asked, does
yosr holiness choose to be made
knownS"
who is the patron saint OF today"
st Leo"
Then announce me as Leo MIL"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-07-30
FEUDlSTS'
SECOND
TRIAL

Cyntaiana, Ky. July 2S.-The first
day OF the second trial Of Curtlss Jet
and Tom White for the murder of
James h. Marcum was without spec al
interest me drawing of the jury was
begun but was not completed when
court adjourned.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-07-30
skAT MEN LOOK TO MADISON.
State League May Hold Winter Meet
ing In Capital City.

Plymouth, Wis. July 2S.-Three hun
bred skat players attended the state
tournament here, The re ignation Or
John II, Fiebing as director from NIL.
waukee was accepted and Louis Bier
sach was elected In his stead. A
committee consisting Of Louis Bier
sach. Milwaukee; Emil A. Hartman
Madison, and otto Bergemann was ap.
pointed, With full authority to arrange
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-07-30
QUIET ENsuEs AT DANvlLuE.

Soldiers Ordered Away From Scene Of
Murders.
Springfield July accompanies A
and u OF the seventh infantry we're re
lievcd from duty at nanyille yoster
day, They arrived at Camp Lincoln
last night and received an ovation
from their comrades, II is probable
that companies II and |, still in Dan,
Vile will be ordered back today or to-
morrow.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-07-30
IRREGULARITIES OF THE
6lGELoW DIVORCE DECREE.

The long and bitter 10.
gal battle between the
two Bigolows. both tai.
ented writer's, had deep.
~ interested literary
and society people both
in New York and Lon.
Inn AAtLAn IL. lI..A1n..
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-07-30

The st. Petersburg Noyoe Nromya
has printed cartoon representing
Uncle Sam driving mi automobile over
two negroes. his right hand welding a
whip and his left supporting the stars
and stripes. with the motto Freedom
and Slavery.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-07-30
UNION TREASURER GUILTY.
Convicted Of Stealing oroanIxation'a
money.

Nov York. July 2s THE Jury ii the
rase III Lawrence Murphy. former
treasurer III the stonecntteas union.
accused of grand larceny returned 4
verdict III guilty He WIS remandfd
Until Friday for sentence.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-07-30
CHICAGO AMRkETs.

Whoof 0prn Iftvh tow ctnas
futy taI 37# 7T. TTI 1TA
soni N 77iAh 7sh 77nA 5st
srrt fnt 1744 ia 71sf Isas
l1nc III 7Tk.fI g4A WI isI
Nav 7oTs "a tnR 71ihe soi. III
Earn 4"
hltY sytI h9ih ma s1tA
sapt b9. III It'll b6a sabs Il.
Tx sSit w Eal "olt s5s y
Nav sgA qfa 80 E1it .iA
DAD
tn(y AL an AN 4oa1
S"rt agf' liIf ag3 aa4l 4
I.a 9It5 N ase qdiTH aIat
Nav aui2 9TtE 9giE auyt
Tork '"os
fptv hi MI IA M III ID ia %
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-07-30
NO GAMBLING;
NO RACE CROWD
PooL.sELLlNe NECESSARY TO ri.
NANctAL SUCCESS.
FASTER RECORDS MADE

Speculation not Requisite OF Speedy
Going by Grand Circuit Horses But
Spectators Stay Away and Owners
Keep Their Animals Out OF the
Contests.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-07-30
NATURAL LAWS
MUST PREVAIL
DECLARES D. M. PARRY TO THE
FURNITURE MAKERS.
THE SOCIALISTIC TREND

Organized Labor. Operating Along
Lines That Curtal Individual Liberty
Sad Conditions in Australia-un-
ion of Employees Urged as Means
of Defense and Safety.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-08

Cardinal Camerlengo Orcgila has
asked the 50 cardinals in Rome 20 be
ready to enter their cells for the con-
clave bv tomorrow.
Count Hedervary. the Premier. was
h0uted down in the Hugaran Dice nc
Budapest and the sitting broke mp 10
a riot which viii result. 10 was report
el 10 several duels.
A solemn requiem mass for King
Humbert was celebrated ln che Pan
theon az Rome en- the third annlver-
sary OF his assassi nation.
Cardinal Gibbons had a conference
with Cardinal Logle and many hon-
ors are being rendered the distinguish
ca American prelate.
The Cunard Steamship Company has
aereed 20 the British Government
oner of s.. goo 600 subsidy on the pro-
pcsed two new vessels for the line.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-08

,--.-. -.--I,r -.--------- ~
-
taEre a. me e1eF ~
I'M The case against Simon >oinr-cH-
sheriff q Henrfco county. whose -
., - 49, -s..r,.. - s.,rv "a
-pIslt ~ tAe -"
Company The testimony ~ Governor
r,nf,r,,e vas considered the strong
~. .s..... .....t.... "a. ss.-tT an
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-08
copsrl-A'. ,s;- sas irsa 2 Robert rens.r' son.-

knew Mr.. Nernon's power. had more
than once felt it IN his favor when It
was political salvation 20 have II on
his side
He knew bat little OF Colonel Lor-
ing. but since the incident of the
nose-pullinr ne had heard a CREST
deal about him. Rumor was having
10 everywhere that Loring and Pierre
Ramcau were one aud the same man.
and that now the far reaching organi-
zation OF which this redoutaDle ont
law was king would be turned against
Jackson.
Claiborne had already gone TOO fer
iu his support OF General Jackson 90
take any backward etcp. even If he
had desired 90 10 1t, and II was abso-
lutely necessary now that he should
use the finest diplomacy. in order 20
avoid falling between two stools.
4 viii go az once, general, and have
f a conference with Louallier and Rof-
tignac, said he. in a tone Of ready
compliance. "aud. II possible. I WILL
have the adjournment declared. -
Governor. there eau be no. IFS or
ands about IL, the adjournment must
come an once exclaimed Jackson,
with overbeaung stei mess. They
viii adjourn. or will adjourn them p
Claibornc's face palcd with sudden
anger. but he made no response. sim
ply bowed and retired. As he went
ont he met Lieutenant Baiianche com
ine i'm. Theyoung man looked fatigucl
and somewhat IN a hurry. as IF he ha,
come from a distance in great hast.
and was bearing important news. h'
greeted Claiborne deferentiaily as Lad
passed. but did not stop The sand,
lud showing in sp,ashes all over hin
told of o long. hard ride
The governor w0uld have given
good deal 60 know what message Bal
j lanche was bearing. and under an
other circumstances he would hav
, turned back into the room. He coul
not trust himself 90 DO this now. b
was too much wrought upon by Jacl
sons tyranny. There was somethiu
i'm the young officers look aud mar
ner. however. that told a stirrin
story.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-08
LIVE ITEMS OF NEWS.
Msny Matters Of oenersf fntersst -
Saort Paragraphs.
Down Ga Dixie.

The Council - Ksyssr. ~. Va. ~
liked the tax rate az IS cents on The
500.
The Two factions % the Popullst
party were reunited IN a conference az
Denver
company has been chartered %
operate trolley line from Morgan
town 20 Fairmont. ". Va
Capt B. J. Even began his testimony
IN the Ms-cum murder case az Cyath-
ana. Ky
Mrs. Ann A. Davis. widow % sena-
tor Davis. % Minnesota. and Mr.. Henry
Doll. o. Knoxville. Tenn were mar
Vied in Wash ington.
The barn Of UT T.. "a Freeman. -
Arcola. Va. was destroyed by Ere ~
unknown origin on Monday night A
portion OF the contents was saved
The German cruiser Gazeue. which
/ had been az the Newport News ship
yard Tor some time. sailed FOR HaU-
\ FAX. Count Won Orcoia. in command
/ of the vessel. SAYS bits ship VIII 10 tC
/ Montreal from Halifax.
The Clinton Coal and Coke Com.
l pany has increased IT'S capital stock
I 20 $1,000 0oo and viii build four miles
/ OF railroad az a cost OF 800 600 tC
| reach It's mines i'm the Clinton district
| MonOngalla county. West Virginia
/ Three hundred coke ovens will De- I'M
stalled. The company owns 10o0f
/ acres.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-08

Richmond. Special with a woman
a. its president the independent Or
der 40 ST. Luke. a strong negro or
Eanizauon with headquarters here and
with membership extending from
Richmond to Boston and westward To
Ohio obtained a charter today for
the ST. Luke Penny Savings Bank.
This Will in "A sense. be- a rival to The
True Roformers Rank. the uffly other
one in the State conducted hy negroes
The bank viii open ON Labor Day In
the now 81 Luke.s building Just dedi-
Gated and viii have about $4,000 de-
posits at the start. Maggie l.. Walker
the president and leading spirit is a
graduate OF the ColOred High and
Normal school ami was formerly a
I teacher The directorate Includes Max
eic o. Walker. pataie X Anderson,
Ella ID Waller and Lillian H. Payne.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-08
CHAPTER XVIII
srrKINo REFUGE.

The journey 20 the plantation was
comparatively short one. aud the three
women az first found 10 not so tire
some and uninteresting as they had
feared. although IL was depressing 20
q degree.
They set ont early IN the morning
through a country somewhat gloomy.
aud IN places covered with water
The rain fell az intervals. but the sun
flashed warmly out between the show
ers, IS the winter sun does IN that
tickle. April-like climate, giving them
now and then golden CLEAN while
they were trUndled slowly along under
the moss-hung trees. The spacious
carriage with its easy springs ami
luxurious cushions afforded ample
room ior its fair occupants 20 rest at
ease.
Malcmoiselle de Sezannes. who had
never been much In the country and
whose volatile spirits were easily set
90 eilervescing, found a good deal 20
interest her on the way. but Ms
Vernon and Pauline could not pull
their minds away from the fact that
they were once more leaving Chateau
dOr for az indefinite sojourn IN a
lonely plantation house. Their former
experience Of q country life in q re-
mote place, rs they now involUntarily
recalled It, did not present 20 their
minds It's more pleasing associations.
but turned persistently to view those
closing incidents which were coupled
with the coming of Burns aad the
N
Pauline remembered, with a girls
vivid faithfulness, every look. every
word. every movement Of Fairfax dur
ing those dawn-hours Of her love, but
the darker things would insist on
taking precedence, and her mind
dwclt upon all that she had heard o..
Pierre Rameau aud his crimes She
and her mother had both strenuously
objected 70 leaving the city, aud hav-
ing set ont under protest, they WON
an-like, made the whole journey in q
state OF mind averse TO any sentiments
OF wayiaring appreciation.
The venerable coachman, muificd in
his broad-caped great-coat, hummed
many negro melody IN a soft falsetto
) voice, and between snatches grUmbled
J. u tue n0AoNo RNlAA-E L4rN NA-Nl no,
keep we'll IN the rather vague road
way.
1T seems too bad, " said MAIDEN
oiselle de Sezannes, after she haC
somewhat exhausted herself in max
ing inquiries touching the natural ob
iects new to her eyes as they passed
them by IN the strange old forest
1T seems too bad that this dreadful
, war should break mp all our delight
full winter enioyments and send "a
r away into exile 70 dream Of slaughter
and all manner Of dreadful evils. Ism
il so. Pauline?"
{ do not speak Of it II rends m,
heart" spoke mp Mrs. Vernon. -
7 shall not see a moments peace, asleel
, or awake. till il is all over"
5 And how are we 10 be any safe
. away out here in the woods. shoul'
a like to know" demanded Pauline
. with more genuine petulancs than he
I mother had ever before known her .
J. indulge. II know that / should fe<
> better at home IN the city"
Il ''But il were a man." exolAims
o Mademoiselle De SeaAnnes. shFuggia
e her shoulders and emphasizing hs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-08

Danviue. Special After a second
trial on the charge of being implicated
in the murder of Jake Lee. "a colored
farmer from North Carolina. william
Jones' c0lored. was sentenced In the
Corporation Court 90 suffer the death
penalty Arthur Wilton was hanged
some time ago for participation in tbs
same brutal murder. The execution
will take place in the JAIN and un the
same scafiold from which Wilton ~as
lAu..l.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-08

Oyster Bay. Speclal-Protans and
abusive language vas directed toward
President Roosevelt ana his family
sunday as they we're driving up 20
Christ church here 70 attead the mora
ing service. The o1enlcr wAs resi-
dent of Oyster Bay named NcCan1- 1e
was hustled AEay from the church au-
tremendously ~ TIE Secre< Se-s-le
operatives.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-08

When misfortune jumps On yea vita
both feet. pull It's les tor = new starr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-08
A DEADLY ASSAULT.
LADY Near SiztessiIIe he YiCtsn q
DanFer0ss Negra
now IN THE CHARLOTTE JAIL


Statewide. y. C.. Specialize IN
quest was held over the body ~ Mrs.
poiph Beaver. which vas found In ne
wei az her home in Cool springs \
township Thursday night. and t1c +
coroner's jury rendered verdict to /
the effect that deceased came CD her /
death from being chsked and hy a /
blow ON the head. They jury also found /
that she was outraged and Winori I
Rcschoro. coloret. is charged with the I
crime The substance of the evidence I
brought out by the autopsy was az
follows. The dead body of Mrs.
Beaver was found In the wen about
dark Thursday evening by Mr.. Beaver
and his ncighbors after Mr.. Beaver re-
turned home from Statewide There
was fracture TIA her skull Ave inches
long and the brain was exposed. also
cash two inches long over the eve.
/ Her clothing was badly torn and there
I was evidence that she was outraged.
I A knife was found on the aoor " the
/ house. and also several splotches 81
/ blood As evidence that the crime was
/ committed early in the morning the
milk vessels were on tho table and the
f house had not been put .n shape Tor
the day. Mrs Beaver having heeen en
I gagged in this when Mt Beaver ieft
home early that morning a pistol was
taken from a drawer that Rnseboro
had trlel to bus from MT Beaver some
time ago.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-03-06
A TOLL ROAD

A Bill has been introduced in the
General Assembly granting charter
or toll road between Southern Pines,
Pinehurst, Pinebluff and back to
South ern Pines, forming a triangle.
There is no definite ute laid out.
The road may go by Mr.. Bilyeu's
farm and to Pinehurst then through
Roseland to Pinebluf and back to
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-03-06

Southern Pines on east side of the rail
road. The plan is to put the road
down when the land can be bought
the cheapest. The distance is no OBJ
ject; in fact it is more desirable to
have round about road covering 20
to 30 miles than to have direct road
of miles to Pinehurst then S miles
to Pinebluff and then miles to South
ern Pines-tota1 IS miles. Werepeat
it is thought best to make the drive
rs to 80 miles in length.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-03-06

Just walk across the railroad from
the freight depot and see those nice
dress goods L. c. Huffines has just
received. Splendid stock and prices
right.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-03-06
PinebIuH's Law
For Advertising


HILL REGlON. FIRST LAW OF lis
KIND. WILL ADVERTISE ITSELF
AS A WINTER REsORT-FAIR
METHOD BY WHICH ALL THOSE
WHO PRCFIT HELP TO PAY.
In petitioning the Legislature to
permit them to provide by taxa
ton the necessary funds for adver-
Using their town as a desirable
winter resort. a large majority of
the voters of Pineb(uf stated their
purpose as follows:
''lt is our purpose to do all we
can to bring into your Safe only
desirable and worthy settlers from
our former homes; people with
whom we have been associated
and know to be good men and
women, and the purport Of this bill
is to enable us to evenly tax ou1-
selves according to what we will
gain ty the bringing in Of winter
visitors and settlers. Your and our
worthy Governor, the Hon. 9. B
Avcock, has shown us the honor of
visiting and addressing our people.
and he can tell you of what we are
trying to do to help up one Of the
unsettled portions of North Caro-,
lima. We desire to say the tax
will fall upon our own selves ard
those we get to come to our town
will not be burden, but blessing
TO the people in the country out
side Of our town. Much Of the
mon-y we bring in goes to the
farmers, mechanics and laborers
within radius of twenty miles,
and it is, perhaps, not amiss for us
t, call your attention to the fact
the new settlers in this section of
Moore county are even now paw
ing more than one eighth Of the
county and State taxes, and
we are Glad we are able
to contribute so much, especially
the school taxes, and we will be
glad to contribute more to the
general school work.
Every person liable for the pay
ment of the said privilege tax shall
make return of same under oath to
the said commissioners ofthe town
Of PinebluH on or before the 18th
dav Of January and the 18th day of
July OF each year, and the said 7
commissioners shall recold same +
n book to be kept for said pur S
pose, and certify a copy thereof,
together with taxes levied by them
;or said purpose to the tax collec.
or of Shutdown, who shall be fully C
authorized to collect said taxes a
FAMED therein, and shall have all t.
he power and authority so to do t
Is conferred upon him to collect a
he regular ad yalorem taxes of c.
said town. 2
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-03-06

penalties that other taxes of sal
Town are levied and collected q
herein before provided.
Section 3. If any person sha,
carry on any business or trad
upon which a privilege tax
levied by this act without first pay
ing said tax provided for and re
ceiviny a license so to do by th
Board of Commissioners of sal,
town, he shall be guilty of a mis-
demeanor and. fined not exceed
ing fifty dollars or imprisoned no
exceeding thirty days.
Section 4. The special ta1
enumerated in this act and col
lected under its provision from
year to year are to be used onl,
fer advertising the town of Pine
bluff. N. O., as d winter resort, ano
it shall be misdemeanor for tn,
Commissioners Of Pinebluf, or any
person expanding the money
under their direction, to use it for
any other purpose than for Which,
it was collected, and the town Com
mssloners, or any person eXpend
ing the money contrary TO this act
shall be guilty Of a misdemeanor.
and upon conviction be fined NOT
exceeding $50 or imprisoned not
exceeding thirty days.
Section 5. The town Com
missioners shall cause the treasurer
of the town to make and repor,
annually on the last day of April
or if the last day Of April falls on
Sunday, then the preceding day.
The report shall show an itemizeo
account of money received and eX
pended for the advertising fund,
and the treasurer shall have i,
report book" in which shall b,
kept the annual reports, WHEEL
book can be examined in the
|reasurer's office upon application
by any tax payer of Pinebluff, and
he treasurer's may be required
% show vouchers and receipts for
money expended. Six duplicate
tented lists shall be posted on
he date named; one at the court
louse in Carthage, four in public
places in the town Of PinebIuff and
me to be kept conspicuously post
d in the treas urer's office for one
ear and two weeks following the
asst day of each April. and the
allure to comply with this pro
ision shall be deemed a misde,
1eanor, and upon the conviction
1e commissioners end treasurer
hall each pay fine not exceeding
fly dollars.
MAINE CLUB. The Maine Club,
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-03-06

Patch has All up-to-date line of gen
tlenen S shoes. See him before you
buy.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-03-06

MAINE CLUB. The Maine Club,
consisting Of all residents Of Maine,
and all persons who have resided
there, whether stopping here or at
Pinehurst, will hold their reunion
at the residence Of j. @. Webster.
corner Page St. and Conn. Ave. at
2 p. m , Thur sday 10Th. A cordial
invitation is extended TO all re-
sidents or former residents of
Maine, to be present.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-03-06

Look at our elegant liue of sample
umbrellas. Patch & Bro.