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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-25
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Ser trinfe BON Dem &pme Star bel.
@s lit oas 8ier, bos biel bese6rte,
8eil es ii6 iberaG ~bepabrte.
p@rlanger" beiBt baS ounfle 8ier,
Ses gutter Name grab tuie bier
Sn alien Orten tuiro aeprielen.
8eil's ols portrefhicb iidb erfpieIen.
uno tomnten mir GUM ,,Gabimet"
So ftnoen'5 o((e 9eute nett.
9aS nGabinet'', oas ben unb flare,
IS 1T BPM 8ier oas einsis uabre.
9oH unlansit fat Die 8rauerei,
0amit tie in Der 5ront ftets fei,
Gin ncues 8ier berausgegeben
Soa 8Dbl9elfmad unb &raft unb
2eben.
Us 1T BON 9Sir3e, Bpm @ebalt,
Gin @6ttertranf fir Sung uno @lt.
@s fttmmt bebaglib, better, frDb
uno fabrt Den Nanen n9flamDy"
5ra9t nur nab bieiem o0tlamp"-
@s 1T babel fein &iiifD-
Sn le6er 8irtlbaft it's 81 haben,
Denn Sober min iidb baran lohen.
Sn leoem Saushalt IDnt' es 1ein,
penn es 1T gut fir Sung un6 &lein
Hno fir Die Mutter, lit es lcbter
9as ribt'se 9ebenselirier
Bo eine 8rauerei beftebt,
Die Sdderei 81 @runoe gebt. ;
gtn altes Spri6port laet bas apar.
9otb TT es nicbt aerabe tpabr.
9pd zines, bas 1T pirflidb tuabr,
Guilt i~rgenotpo oas Bier recbt flar
uno gie6t es oDrt auh 9utes 8rot,
Damn leioet Niemano 10 leiht got.
S'rum bod unb bDdh bas
9une gtar Bier,
Der StDl8 Der Staot un6 lire Bier,
8ir 5leI6en nit oeutldber Mauuertr,
@rgeben itets Dem gone Star 8ral
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MiBadtung oes @erihts uno @iuis
fDnne oeSbalb auh nidt uegen einer
lolden befiraft meroen. Iuf Die
Sraae, Db elm &otar iberbaupt oaS
&e6t babe, Seman0en megen WfiBe
abtunq oes @eridt6 81 %beItrGfeu, lit
1T Der &idter nibt eingegan9en.
uno oDh lit oies geraoe Die 9aupts
iade bel oieletn intereiianten Soil.
@s 1T ia mDalib, 0aB nab unieren
Itart perflauiulierteu @eieben. Die
nimt rtur in Der unelaublihiten 8eiie
ausgeleat, oenen auh mod Die punz
berbarIten Dinee u~ntereeleat peroen
f6nner. audi ben 0Dtaren bas &eat
suItebt, oerartiee Strafen 81 Derbans
gen. @inem 2aien miro aber oiele
Berehtigung itets iebr tuunoerbar
erlHeinen. Gin Notar lit fetn Gidz
ter uno oas Gerbdngen elmer iDlden
Strafe 1T cine ridterlihe Sunftion,
tuelde nibt auf einen BriDatmann
ooer pielntebr auf cine Beri0n, Die
fein Gidter lit, i%ibertragen ueroen
tam. Selbit rpenn Elm &otar in
einem 8rD3eB aeugenauslagen aufs
nimmt, 10 miro er oaour6 - nadJ
unmaBaeblihem 2aienurteil uenig=
items = mod fein Gi6ter uno erbdlt
nidt oas &e6t, cine Strafe gu oer=
bdngen uno ibre iofDrtige GrefutiDu
ansupronen. Sc tpdre nun niht
nlir iebr intereiiant, i0nbern aud
iebr pertnDn qemeien, &ihter &ittreu
bdtte iid) in ieiner gntideibuna lbel
Die &Dtnpetens oes @Dtars, Strafen
gu perhdngen, nGbev a~usgelaiien;
benr fie lit, uie geiaat, Die 5aupta
fade Bel benz gartaen Sal, 60 wie
iie ieBt lit, mabt feline Gntiheioun4
Die uneemiBbeit nur nod gr6Ber uno
Der Sitnmel mag miiien, wel6' cine
&onfuiion oieie unaemiBbeit unter
Der unmaife BON 0otareu. Die mit
beIiken, nod anridten mag.
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Sine lInse asprbeuauuasmittel

beiBt es, 1T better als elm Gfunb 9eile
mittet. 8enn SIR AUDI matt fiblt unb
feinen Ippetit habt, unb 8opfi6mer5,
8eritopfung, 8ldbungen, nebelfeit, be-
leete 3unge uno fiesen6e Shmersen lib
einftelen, 10 iinb oas nur &arnun9sseis
den oDn Sblimmerem, 6as mod foms
men ion. Sic aiten Wdnbe 6eS IL.
Sabrbunoerts btnterlieBen Der @elt ibr
arpBes 2eber : &eeulierunasmittel, bas
iebt als st. 8ernoro's 8rduterpilen"
befannt 1T, unb bieie, nab 8oricbrift
eingenDmmen, tueroen 80 4rocent jener
uebel abhalten.
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Gin uaerftpiirnfner ann.

Gin gang merfmirbiger sSau ift in
DDuitDn OorgefDmmen. Gin oorti=
ger NDtar Namens BDeod batte in
einem BrO5eife, bel benz es iih um
Den Beiib mertnDaer OeuGnDereien
banoelte. 8euaenausIaeen aufsuueb-
men. @r luo einen 6errn &anens
8iais Dor. @iqis lit elm uidtiQer
8eu9e in benz BrD3eB uno BON ieinen
Ausiagen bdngt oiel ab. gls er pDr
Dem NOtar erihien, ertldrte er lif}
aud bereit, bic gemiinlbten NusSas
gen 81 MAIDEN, bat aber, man mDhte
i'm an oieiem Gage in 3ube laIier,
90 er eiriige piHtige @eIhdfte su err
leoi8en babe. Im nd@lten Gage ftebe
&c ben 0erren germ CUR 8erfiqunq.
Der Notar mar nit oieler @rfld,
rurg ieoU@ nidt 5~ufrieoen. gr uer=
laIl9te iDfortiee MusIage un0 ala
WIuts lid tpeigerte, ertldrte er i'm
megen WtiBabtung oes @erihtS fir
itrnffduia uno Oronete feline 8erbals
tnna an. Gin antpeIenoer 9eputr=
Sberif polaoe oieielbe audi lofort
uro Wiuis muroe p~erbinoert. BAG
Blu1Hler III b~erLaifen. Seblies(ih oes
lang eS ibm ieood per 9elepbun. bic
M~oDofaten Campbell uno Nhobes
be~rbei5urufen uno bieie tuu6ten Dem
aeitrengen NDtnr bic Sabe 70 plau-
libel 81 MAIDEN, oaB er enhlih in Die
nDrldufige 5reilaifung oes 6errn
Wiais uiQiete.
sa9ie Sahe fam bann am n6fften
1age pUr ben 9iftrittridter aittreIl.
8idter 9ittrea bob ben 6aftbefebt
uno ben StraferlaB oes gtotar g0s
cod anf uno ertldrte WiIis mieoer
tlir eilen freien Mann. @r beqrin.
oete oieie gntiheioung aber nur oos
NIT. oaB bier teine Mli6ahtuna oes
1erlbts oOrliege, neil WiQiS Ifh
nldbt brett gemeiaert babe, 2euonis
ab5uleaen, ionbern aaus bereit oetpes
len lei, oieS an iraeno eiuem anoe.
rem Gage 81 tun. Sour an ienem
Ia9e, an benz i'm Der WUtar puroes
laoe1, fei er 81 beiddftiat aetueien
uno babe oesbaib UNI gerleauag Der
aufnabme 9ebeten. Dies lei teine
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3 $.

e. W
unler Stats anitdtsbeamte
9abor bat cine Oepelde nDu Dem
GOuDerneur oes nleritanifd)en 5taaz
tee NuebO 2eon erbalten, in tpelber
oerielbe oaa @eriidt, in Monterep
berridle oos aelbe 5ieber, fir uns
tpabr ertldrt.
Die DeblfatiDn oes teraniIdeu
@ebauoes anf Der MeltansIteQuua,
pelbe an 80. Wdr8 f%tattfinoen iullte,
lit berl9Dben mDroen.
- Soc gorab Eat in Der 0Gbe
pDn 2acOite $500 Nfer 2aao gefauft
uno nil oaslelbe in fleinere sgarlnen
anSlegen.
Geo. 2einweber, einem Sarner
pDn 0DnoD, 1T elm frifdqepflansteS
&ornfelo BON 35 Idern ourh einen
Sanoiturm pDQig nermiiitet poroen.
Der fleine Ort 9ebanDn, bier
Wteilen Siibpeitlib pDn JriseD oelez
gen, nuroe am DDnnerstaa Nadmits
tag uon einem 90rnaoD beimiqelud)t,
neld)er Die Baptiftenfirde uno eine
Gn5abl 6auier pBli|tdnoig serftDrte,
Die Observation-Disclosures uno oas Sdule
baus oemDfierte uno ipater nod auf
ben benadbarten synrmen erDBen
Sflaoen nnridtete. Werfmaroi9er
Beiie lift Nieman0 get6tet, ia nidJt
einnlal oerlebt noroen, trDboem i'm
S9ulbauie nod Der llnterridt i'm
@ange mar uno iamtlihe Ginoer fi9
in oeinieben teSan0en. Dem Gturln
fDlate Elm Observation-Disclosures 9eaen.
Im Donneritae bat es faft
iiberau in 0oros9eraS fart geregs
net. Bis in's SnoianersI 6 rritBrium
binein eritredte ii6 gum Cell Der
Ge9en. NuS einiaen Orten miro
aber AUDI pieoer iiber Sagelidloa
9emelbet.
@egen Die &irbD 2umber gom=
PAM uno Sobn $. &irbp lit cine
neue &la9e in ben 6ou1toner @erids
ten aubdngig gemaht mOroen. Meb=
rere Stem gorfer fjnb Die urbeber
o~erlelben. Sic polen $136, 1876 "a
auridbaben, Die iie fir preferred
stock einbeaablt baben. Man
glaubt, oaB iid nod Nn6ere oie5er
8lage aniblieBen meroen.
Sn &Dtle itarb Sobn IS. Sung
mann uno in 2anlor Jrau Solepb
2inoer.
Die germeiiunaen fir Die ct.
20uiS, Brownsville & WlericD<8 Q0a,
Die ioaenani1te n20tt Eoao", Iino UDn
GDbstOmn na1 Clinton uolenoet.
Or. S. g. Bfafe uno Conrad
eur in EloresDllIe pDuen in ibrem
8obnorte cine p@reanerp" einrid)s
ten.
= @m. Steele, Der lteue 8olfs
meiiter BON S~loresuiae. bat iein
Imt anaetreten.
Die Sirma s. s.. Cor & So.
bat oor einiaen Tagen Is, 900 Dnbeno
Gier BON Temple aus perlanot.
NuS @uerU ltno Die eriten
.@ngliib Seas" oerianot; oieielben
tuaren in Nrnedepille oesogeu.
Sn Den Counties Colorado uno
Muffin bat e8 nod INNER niht ges
reanet.
- Som Is. Npril an miro i'm
Greet : Diitrift DDn 8aItrop
County cine 2anobrieftrdgers Route
eingeridtet tueroen.
Jranf Striblino, elm iunaer
Wieh5ibter BON Blanco @ountb,
BON einem ourdgebenoen
Bferoe 81 T0oe gel6leift.
Die Waihiherie fir Die in
yOatum 81 g~riinoenoe 9onieroen=
lit oetauft.
Nus Der @eaenb bon 2ouile,
elmer Station an Der Southern Bacts
fic Babn smilben &Oienberg uno
Tictoria. miro gemeloet, oaB bort in
Sabr um so 8rosent mebr
6eiS gepflan5t miro, als i'm lebteu
ISM. Turner, elm in Der @eeeno
BON SeQuin uno @0nsales mDhl-
.befannter alter BiOnier, Der Idon
1887 nah 9eraS fam, 1T auf leiner
in Wtc@uaOh COUNTY geItor-
ben.
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Sreie 6eiie mad ct. 9onis mna
5uriid.

lin ben Beiubern Der @eltaus.
lteauna ent8eaen5ufummen, pirb Die
W. Sc. &T. =8abn (1be &atp) einen
nenen Sbneu5ua 5piiden Galpes
it0n un0 San MntOniu uno ct.
2Oui8 einleaen nno Die erite Berlon,
Die einen Namen fir oie5en lseuerl
Bug einienoet, Der aneenumner
meroen wiro. erbdlt elm Jreis3idet
BON irgeno elmer Station in Tefas
nah ct. Souls uno syriid mabrenb
Der Nusifellung. Die folaenben Be-
oIlaunaer iino 81 beobahten: Der
Natne muB neu uno Dri9ineH uno
fnrs uno Derftdnoli6 iein. NQe Mits
~teilungen in 8esu9 bierauf fino Az
ridten an Us. 6. grufb,
IS. . boz SEQ. 500 9.
Dallas. 9eras.
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gdslide sonriaen 9dlalpaaen

na6 Californian, ebenio nad st.
9ouis uia geras & 8acifc : 0abn
Dbne Wehiet. Sdreibt an irqeno
einen 9iGet : Igenten tpeaen oieies
i1euen DienfteS ooer an 6. IS. Eur.
ller, @%eneraGs BaiiaaiersG eent, Dal-
las, Teras.
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Nbeumatlsmus ut IN oietem Rsirna
i1mer5bafter als ir9eno elm anoeres
9eioen; miro ourb elmer & MmenbS
Gesept Wu. 1851 gebeilt. 6. T.
Shmiet Gaent, 60uiton. 1eras.
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$500 8elObnune fiir iraeno Sc
tttano, Der cine before uno oDaftan-
olgere &uSmabl u0t Screens uno
Soroertnren nenneu fam, als lie bel
e D. Steoes & CONS Al lin.
ben 1T.
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Man beetle fib, nm ben gin.
oraug 81 perneioen. 9esbalb fault
Cure Screens bon 6 b. Steues
& Guns.
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,,lleberssit'' arbettct,

DaS Nbtftunoen : Nrbeits @eIeb
lit ben u%nermiiolldjen tleinen Irbeis
tern-0r. Sings 3eue 2eben8. 8il=
fen u0llitdnoi9 unbefaunt. Williu=
men oooon Iino Gag uno 9tadlt uns
unterbroben an Der Nrbeit uno bei-
len oaourh Geroauungsldpdd1e,
8alliafeit, Seritopfuna, Wigrdne,
IDtpie ale anoeren 2eioen oes Was
gems, Der 2eber uno Der @inaelueioe.
SIT lei6t uno angenebin 81 nebmen
uno mirtt abi0lut lider. Sour 25
Gents in ben Np0tbefen uOn &.
Salteuer & Sobn uno Ioolpb 0reis.
sine ann5e @arlaonna bon
Screens, Slie9entiren uno Drnbts
8eua. @aluaniliert uno Ihmara bel
Is 10. Stebes h Spn8.
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'@ 9riutt stIamu . TluIdenbier.
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"a 9rinit slIamO . TIaldenbier.
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8aloanilierte, IA ; maldiae
5lieaentiren. s b. Stepes &
Sons.
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5ltOmeitteIas w1md)t Gu9

8enn Sbr gud ireeaomo uieoer,
laiIen tpollt. tbut es enttona Der 81,
ME Der
Gam MntDmto " Mramias
YaB Sabm,
i'm Garten=D iItrittbes Staates. sc.
lunobeit uno &liula nniibertrofen,
8ili9e 2anoereien fir Den 6armer,
Warttadrtuer, Obfts uno Gieb8ild,ter.
Megen @%in5elbeiten nenoet@uh on
@. s. Martin, d. ". 81,
9nn Nntouio. Teras
= Sett 1T Die Belt urt Guer
6aus nit Screens gu oerleben. So.
Steees & SonS.
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ss 9rinft qliqmO . Ttaldlenbier.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-13
Prof. Riddick for County Commits
SiOncr

10 the Editor:-Among the num-
Der or excellent gentlemen whose
names have been suggested for coun-
W commissioner there is on who inst
at TINS Juncture in the affairs of our
county 1t seems to me is peculiarly
ntteu Tor the office. | refer to Prof
w. =. Rlddlck of Raleigh township.
Mr.. R1ddick being a man of high
character, real ability, we'll educated
endowed with saving common sense
OF kindly disposition and genial man
nerS possesses in an eminent degree
tne general qualifications for the posi-
tlon OF chairman of the> Loard of
County Commissioners. There are no
doubt others having these general
qualifications but Mr. Riddick has i'm
addition peculiar fitness for the offica
which would enable him to render
especially valuable service to the
county.
The most important matter by odds
coming under the management of the
commissioners is the improvement of
our country roads. 1t is all important
tnat this work should be properly
done. 1t therefore should be supervised
ana IN a general way directed by
thoroughly competent civil engineer
VINO knows not only how roads ought
to be built but also is able to Judge
as only a practical expert can, W1,eth-
er the road supervisor and his subor-
dlnates are doing work of both the
quanty and quantity they should
Moreover he would be competent to
decide when and where the actual SER
vices in the field of an engineer are
needed and being man of hard Wake
county common sense as we'll as Of
high scientific attainment he would
see and prevent the costly mistakes
OF the incompetent and too theoretical
engineer. In. a word in the person
OF Prof. Riddick the county would
secure notably most excellent COM
missioner from the ordinary point of
view but the extremely valuable SER
vices without extra outlay of a high
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-13
THE SUIT AGAINST SPENCER.
r.. n. league Owner Of Mount Vernon
Mills. is Dead.
Especial to News and Observer

Salisbury. n. c.. Aug. 12.-Col. Jno.
). Henderson, and r. G. Linn. Esq, of
TINS city, returned last night from
StatesVille, where they went yesterday
III the interest of the suit against the
town of spencer wherein a restraining
order is sought to stop the collection of
taxes of the place. The case was to
nave been heard before Judge &. M.
Cook, but the latter had adjourned
court and left Statesville. A hearing
is now set for Monday of next week
before the same judge. The suit is and
mas been a source of much annoyance
TO the aldermen of Spencer, as no taxes
are being collected while the matter is
pending in the courts, Notwithstanding
the town is without funds with which
to meet its current expenses.
Mr.. f. N. league. of Mount Vernon
Rowan county, died yesterday of ty-
phoid fever. The deceased was one OF
the leading business men of the coun-
ty, being owner of the Mt. Vernon
mills. The funeral, which was held at
Cleveland today. with Masonic honors
was largely attended.
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ton. His Endorsement of the party s
position upon Imperialism is especially
gratifying. That was the paramount
issue IN 1900. and it must remain a
question of the first Importance until
definitely settled. His discussion of
miitarism and the military spirit will
DO great good.
1.-The promise not 70 be a candidate
again ought to strengthen public faith
in his determination to discharge the
duties of the office with an eye single
to the public veal according to his
best judgment. The reasons that he
gives for his determination not TO be
a candidate again in case of success
are the reasons which Influenced me
to make the same promise, and J. be-
lieve that they will commend them
selves to the country at large.
This declaration ought to be es-
pecially gratifying at this time, when
he is presented as the candidate
against 4 man who is so openly and
VIGOROUSLY usin~ the influence of his
office 10 advance his own political
prominence. The example of Mr..
Roosevelt working for n second term
will give Importance to Mr.. Parker
declaration not to be a candidate for
q second term.
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NJ RS. NICHOLS.
The News comments upon the above
TWO MARROW ESCAPES.
DR.. Kilgo Comes Near Being Struck II,
a Train.
Especial to News and Discovery


Durham, N. G., Aug. 12.-Ciaud
King, head machnist at the Duke
factory, was struck by street car last
night and painfully hurt. He was rid
ing a tricycle. and the machine was
struck by the car, King coming from
a side street in time to make connec-
ton with the car He was not serious
ly hurt, but his machine was badly
broken and he had very narrow es-
cape.
Late yesterday afternoon DR.. j. c..
Kilgo, president of Trinity College,
and II. X. Goodall, druggist, came near
being crushed by a train on West Main
street. They were coming down street
and the view of the track was shut off
by the brick buildings. There was no
one on the lookout at the time and
DR.. Kilgo stopped his horse just in
time to prevent the train striking his
buggy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Lyon are the
parents of a baby boy. The new ar.
rival is a great grand son of Washing
ton Duke, eightyfour years of age,
who is now i'll.
Mrs. Graham, wife of j. 3. Graham,
agent for the Southern Road has been
called to Greensboro on account of her
mother, Mrs. A. f. Fowler being bad
ly hurt. Mrs. Fowler fell as she was
gong to the second story of her home
and her hip was broken. On account
OF her age it is feared that the hurt
will prove fatal.
Painters are just finishing painting
the court house. 1t was q very diff
cult piece of work and required several
men two or three weeks to do the job
Reports from the country are that
the tobacco crop this year is the finest
IN several years. In some sections the
lncessant rains have damaged the crop
TO some extent. If this continues the
farmers say that the gum will we
washed from the tobacco. making it
hight and coarse. Many of the farmers
are now curing and the grades are con-
siderably above the average. While
there is less acreage than last year. it
IS thought that the yield in pounds i'm
this section will be equal to the yield
q year ago.
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class consulting engineer for the great
work 1t has in hand.
Inc most surprised reader of this
coiiii.inunication will probably be the
SUBJECT of it and l don't know how he
WI take it. but | do know that he is
patriotic and loyal son of his native
county and [ am quite sure that if
nominated he will serve even at in
convenience to himself. so fellow citi-
Aells We must put him in by such a
vote that he cannot decline.
nope, Mr.. Editor, that you will
pardon the length Of my letter but the
subject of good roads has been for
many year SO near my heart that /
feel constrained to lend a helping
mana to that cause in any way | can.
RICHARD II. LEWIS.
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FAIR VIEW DAIRY,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
FOR SALE.

My entire herd of Jerseys, Guern-
seys, Oyrshires, Holsteins and grades
from each. Also about 40 fine heifers.
Sharples Stear Turbine Separator:
Boilers, Churns, Butter Worker, Cans.
bottles, large refrigerator, Babcoclz
tester; milk wagons, etc. These are
all fine COWS of large milk and butter
capacity. Out of SO head shown at
last Fair 80 took first premium. Have
always taken first premium over all
competitors in milk and butter test at
State Fair. All the above will be sold
at private sale and at farmers prices.
NOW is your chance for a valuable
COW or heifer at a low price Two ex-
ira line Jersey bulls included in above.
b. G.. COWPER.
Proprietor.
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4 JAILER ATTACKED.
He Covers Both Prisoners With His
Revolver and Forces Them to
Surrender.
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(Spec1al 10 News ana observer
Hillsboro n. G. Aug. 12.-Mr. w. A.
Maddry, Jr., Went to the Jail this
morning 20 carry break fast to the
prisoners, there being only two. Peal
Edwards (colOred) who was SEN
fenced at the term of court this
week to twelve months on the road,
for forgery, and Fletcher Winningham,
four months on the road. They
were both confined in the same cell.
Mr.. Maddry made them open the cell
door TO sweep it out. and while they
were sweeping Fletcher Winningham
caught Mr.. Maddry's arm from the
back, while Edwards rushed at him
with ? broom. They got him to the
floor, but i'm the. scuffie he pulled his
arms away from Winningham and
covered them both With his pistol
and made them surrender.
Judge Henry r. Bryan will pass
sentence on them tomorrow.
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How Long Does Telrapin Liveo
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Mr.. Fl. G. Southern, of Neatman,
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Notice to Creditors.

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Wake county, North Carolina, this is
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day of June, 1906, or this notice will
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All persons indebted to the said cs-
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me.
This 18th day of May, 1904.
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