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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
HEARST CHILD is I'LL
Little Son of New York Editor Stricken
While on the Way to Los
Angeles

George Randolph (Buster) Hearst,
the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Randolph Hearst of New York is serl-
ously i'll at the Van Nuys hotel
Mrs. Hearst and son arrived in Los
Angeles yesterday and will spend the
winter here. The child contracted "a
cold on the trip west and became worse
yesterday DR.. IL. Gordon Bayless was
called to attend the child.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
To Elect Officers

To Elect Otflcers
The Ohio society will elect officers
at the regular meeting Tuesday even
ing, December 12, in Mammoth hail.
To Address Socialist Meeting
Anna Ferry Smith of San Diego viii
address the Socialist propaganda meet
ing in Metropolitan hall tonight; SUBJ
ject, incentive Under Socialism,.
Flores Sentenced
Felipe Flores, convicted in Judge
Smiths court of robbery was sentenced
to FIVE years imprisonment in Folsom
penitentiary by Judge Smith yesterday.
Gideon Bands Service
The Gideon band of Christian travel
ing men will hold a service in the red
room of the Angelus this afternoon at
o'clock. Travelling men are especially
invited.
Longdon Estate $4,000
A petition for letters of administra-
ton for the estate Of the late q. w.
Longdon, former chairman of the board
of county supervisors was filed in the
superior court yesterday by Emma X.
Longdon, his widow The estate
amounts to $4,000.
Salvation Army Officers Inspection
Commissioner Kilby of Chicago, ac-
companied by Brigadier Ludgate, also
of Chicago, and Colonel French OF SAN
Francisco, are planning a visit to the
local Salvation Army early in January.
Major Morton, the local provincial Of
ficer, is on a tour of inspection in Ari-
zona and New Mexico, the latter having
been recently added to this province.
Reception to Gen. Chaffee
ItyflI UiU
reception Monday evening in the
Angelus hotel in honor of Lieutenant
General Chaffee. This reception will
follow the greeting given to the general
by the chamber of commerce. Members
of the order will repair in full dress TO
the Angelus banquet hall, wearing their
insignias
Confesses to Forgery
William A. Williams pleaded guilty
to a charge of forgery yesterday in
Judge Smiths department of the supe-
rior court and was sentenced to one
years Imprisonment in San Quentin
prison. 1t was alleged that Williams
had forged a check for $40 on the
Security Savings bank. and that ne
had committed several similar forgeries
previously.
Epiphany Church Bazaar
Many unique features are being ar
ranged by the Womans guild of Epi-
phany church for the bazaar to be held
Monday afternoon and evening at the
guild hall, corner Sichel and Altura
streets. The women are working TO
raise funds toward the new church
building project, which is q pressing
need of the parish, as the present
is inadquate for the large congrega-
ton.
To Raise Endowment Fund
An effort will be made to raise the
100000 subscription by members of
Emmanuel Presbyterian church for the
Occidental college endowment fund.
o. 7. Johnson of this church has sub
scribed $4,000, to which other members
of the church have added $4,000. 1t is
hoped to raise the remaining $4,000 at
the service today. DR.. Walker, the
pastor, who has charge of raising the
endowment, will preach on Perpetual
Manhood Making Force"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the ex.
hibt OF California products at the
Chamber OF Commerce building, or
Broadway, between First ana SeConu
streets where free Information VIII ps
given on oil subjects pertaining 10 TINS
section.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Clarks Popular Price Jewelry Store
at S51 South Spring street, is going
out of business; we understand nearly
$4,000 worth of fine jewelry and dia-
monds are TO be sacrificed. See their
adv. ON page s, part l.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

The Herald viii pay $40 IN, cash g, e
lead 10 the arrest and conviction of any
person caught stealing copies or Ine @
Herald from the premises of OUT pa
irons THE HBRAkDs
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

Members OF Los Angeles Council 49,
knights and Ladies' of Security, are re-
quested TO be present at the next regular
meeting, December 5, 1906. Business inl-
portant Ora M Nesbit, corresponding
secretary
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

The Ohio society will elect officers
at the regular meeting Tuesday even
ing, December 10, in Mammoth hall.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
To Address Socialist Meeting

Anna Ferry Smith of San Diego will
address the Socialist propaganda meet
Ing in Metropolitan hall tonight; SUD-
ject, incentive Under Socialism
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
Gideon Bands Service
Lonadon Estate $4,000

A petition for letters of administra-
ton for the estate of the late Q. w
Iongdon, former chairman of the board
of county supervisors, was filed IN tnt
superior court yesterday by Emma K
Longdon, his widow. The estate
amounts to $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
Flores Sentenced

Felipe Flores, convicted in Judge
Smiths court of robbery, was sentenced
to FIVE years imprisonment in Folsom
penitentiary by Judge Smith yesterday.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-05-04

Miss Lncile Smith, of Columbus
Ga, is visiting the Misses CantreQ at
this place.
We can suit you in shirts. H. A
Ward & Bro
Clean up the streets and premises
The accumulation of filth is not only
unsightly, bat breeds disease,
Mr.. D. F. McClatchey, Jr., who is So
journing at Tallahassee, Fla, for few
months, was here Sunday for brief
time.
Mr.. Herbert Handy, who is now
with the Max D. Dobbs Lumber Com
pany in Atlanta, spent Sunday here
with his mother,
Al the latest styles in collars at 1C
cents. II. A. Ward q Bro.
Mr.. R. +. Butler is building two
more cottages near the Butler Marble
Works. If this thing keeps on Mariet-
ia will reach Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe M. Austin visited
Macon the past week. Mr.. Austin at
tended the State Grand Lodge of the
Royal Chapter of Masons.
Mr.. w. A. Florence who is travelling
for the McNeel Marble Co., was here
Sunday, They say he is about the best
solicitor on the road, and meyer fails to
turn in batch of good orders.
Senator Steve Clay is to visit Quit.
man during court week in May. We
are not on the ground as we once were
but we guarantee Senator Steve roya
time at the hands of the Brooks coun
| ty eople.-Waycross Herald.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-05-04
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Plenty of hats at Ward Bros.

Plenty of hats at Ward Bros.
MIR. Carl Barnes visited his grand
mother at Woodstock on last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Northcutt visit
ed Macon the past week.
Get your handle hoes from II. A.
Ward & Bro.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crouch spent
last Thursday in Marietta visiting the
Messrs. Legg.-Cartersville News.
Six mackerel fish for 25c. II. A.
Ward &ssBro.
In the spring, says an observant con-
temporary, women's footsteps turn
lightly toward the millinery stores
And mems hands instinctively toward
their pocketbooks.
We have summer underwear to suit
you. II. A. Ward & Bro.
Mrs. Turner and daughters, Misses
Laura and Eva Mays, of Marietta, visit
ed the formers parents, ReY. and Mrs.
s. P. Jones, last week .-Cartersville
News.
Embroidery silk in all colors, 5 and
10 cents. H. A. Ward & Bro.
Last week Col. w. r. Power was at
Blue Ridge, where he was auditor in
the case of w. T. Center VS.. McKenney
& Cen<er, involving the settlement OF
partnership assets. Col. j. u. Foster
represented Mr.. Center and DuPre &
Brown, Mr.. Mckinney.
Overalls for boys men and children
II. A. Ward & Bro.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-05-04

Senator A. S. Clay is on tie program
to deliver an address at the Albany
Chautauqus, May 4th. The Chautsu-
qua edition of the Albany Herald is q
most excellent and creditable paper.
Mr.. D. T. Baker, who has been with
J. n. Gantt's market, is now with D. B.
Parks market, where he will be glad to
have his friends and former customers
call and see him, and where he will
serve the best meats to be had.
Have you paid your subscription to
the Marietta Journal for 1905? If not
/ do so at once.
/ If this generation wants ''sign," if
they will look on the east wall OF j w.
Legg & Co.'S drug store, they will see
the banner hung on the outer wall.
Mr.. Anderson Grogan's brush has put
the letters there in bright and glowing
colors.
MARRIED-Miss Annie Hawkins was
married to Mr. A. FL. Swan, of Gaines
Vile, on the 25th of April, They are
now residing at Stockbridge, Ga. Mrs.
Swan is the daughter of Mrs. Harriet
Hawkins, formerly of Marietta, and is
we'll known here, having spent the past
winter with Mrs. NJ. r. Lyon.
MARRIED-Mrs. Ludie Wilson anbMr.
Clayton Lemon, both of Acworth were
married at Decatur, Ca, on Wednesday
evening 26th of April, Rev. J. G. Patton
officiating The many Marietta friends
of the bride extend their good wishes
and congratulations
The third grade high school class,
some "a, and few friends, picniced at
the old Marietta Paper Mill last Satur-
day and enjoyed theday most delight
fully. This class graduates on the 26th
ult., and are enjoying the pleasures of
social companionship as much as posi-
BILE, before the final separation that will
scatter them to different walks in life.
OF course you see it. Your eyes
can't miss it. That full page adver-
tisement of the Carnes Furniture Com
pany on front page this week is too
conspicuous not to be seen. 1t was
put there for that purpose. 1t means
that there are some business facts or
bargains enumerated therein that will
interest every man and woman boy and
girl in the town, county and adjoining
counties. This enterprising firm
means business, and we will impress
upon your mind the Importance of
reading this advertisement and then
call at the store and investigate for
yourself.
The Gainesville News didn't men
ton about the Marietta Band being
present at the Odd Fellows celebration
there on the 18th ult. But they were
there under the leadership of Mr.. c. E.
Henderson, and, as they always do, the
band boys discoursed excellent music
! for the occasion.
The news & observer., 1905-01-06
TO REDUCE RAILROAD ACCI'
DENTS.

Governor Aycock'S Messa ge.)
numerous in the past few years as
to challenge the attention OF the State
as well as the travelling public. l am
firmly persuaded that many of these
accidents are due TO the physical con-
dition OF the employees o; the rail-
road and that this condition Is brought
about by too many hours of service
without the opportunity OF rest LII
the public were not directly interest
Ell In the matter it would still be Il
subject worthy of consideration
whether any citizen should be per-
mitted, even under contract. to work
for so great a length of time without
rest as to impair his physical and
mental powers, but where the life OF
people travelling is involved there can
be no doubt OF the right and duty
OF the Legislature 10 pass such laws
as shall render less frequent rail-
road accidents by restricting the num-
Der of hours OF continuous service
which can be given by the employees
of the railroads. a law of this sort
will work no hardship upon anybody.
On the contrary by securing better
service, accidents will be lessened.
human life will be protected and the
destruction of property prevented.
The news & observer., 1905-01-06
REMOVE THE DIVORCE STIGMA
Repeal All Laws 0er Than Those That Appear the Code of 1888
Declares the Chief Executive.
Governor .Ayco cl<'s Mcssage.)

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The news & observer., 1905-01-06
CASTOR County and Prohibition.

Solicitor Heriot Clarkson, of Char
lotte, is level-headed man, who
counts good morals as essenIIal TO a
progressive, successful people. In q
recent interview with the Charlotte
News, he said Of Castor county:
Twenty years ago there We're forty
five distilleries in CASTOR county, and
today there are none, not single
saloon or distillery.
Twenty years ago there were not
over four cotton mills, while today
there are at least thirty-six flourish
ing mills in the country which lays
claim to the distinction of having
more mills than any county in the
South and more spindles and looms
than any county in the State.
Il have also been struck with the
general tone of prosperity which is tc
be found through the county. The
county's Indebtedness does not exceed
$4,000 and on all sides are evidences
that the county and the people are
enjoying life and making money.
CASTOR county has recently built q
handsome county home at cost OF
I over $4,000 and also other public
buildings of the best type.
"At last term of court in Castor
the criminal docket was completed III
one and a half days and there We're no
cases of q serious nature on the DOCK
ct ;"
The news & observer., 1905-01-06

Beasley. Empie, Mason Of Castor,
Penal Institutions. -. GILLIAN,
chairman: Aaron, Alexander. Bur
ton, Eller, Ellington, Long of Iredell,
Toms, Webb, Odell.
Salaries and Fees.--McCULLOCC
chairman; Fleming, Stubbs, Scales,
Zollicoffer, Mason of Northampton,
Pearson.
Enerossed Bills.-BODDIE, chair
man: Coke. Toms. Alexander, Moore
Jones, Boyles.
Deaf. Dumb and Blind Asylums.-
TURNER, chairman; Mason of North
hampton, Ellington, Foushee, Everett
Grady, Sommers.
Insane AsylumS - ARENDELL,
chairman; Aaron, Ellington, Webb,
Mason, of Castor, Oden, Long of Ire
dell, Miller
Federal Relations.-TOMS. chair
man; Mason of Northampton, ZOlli-
Golfer, Scales, Wright, Sinclair Pear,
son.
Fish and Fisheries.-BEAsLE
chairman; Vann, Arendell, Turner,
Ward, Grady, Toms.
Pensions and Soldiers Homes
SPRINGFIELD. chairman; Ellington,
Everett Long of Pearson, Mason of
Northampton, Ricks, Turner Turren-
tine, Watkins, Crisp.
Railroads and Railroad Commits
sions.-FOUSHEE chairman; Mason,
of Northampton, Vann, Burton, Mason
of Castor. Mclean, Wright, Scales,
Sinclair. Taylor
Public Roads. - ELLINGTON,
chairman; Foushee. Shaw, Moore
Thorn McCulloch. Bryan
Counties. Cities and Towns
VANN, chairman: Webb. Arendell
Odell. Bragaw, DuIs, Jones. Mclean,
Public Healt.h-JoNEs. chairman;
Moore. Beasley, Coke, Mclean Shaw,
SommerS.
Manufacturing ODELL, chair
man; Watkins, Kicks, Long of Pear
son. Turner Everett Eler, Scales.
Mining ALEXANDER, chairman;
Watkins, Williams, Stubbs, Sinclair,
Arendell, Crisp.
Election Laws.-BURTON, chair
man; Webb. Gillian, Stubbs Scales
Odell, Fcushee, Shaw, Pearson.
Constitutional Amendment-FLIIM
ING, chairman; Burton, Stubs, Gill
liam, Mason of Northampton, Mason
of CASTOR. Sinclair.
Shell Fish.-WARD, chairman;
Beasley, Arendell, Grady, Bragaw,
McCulloch. Empie.
AppropIiation4-M of Gas
ton, chairman; Everett, Scales, Ell
lington, Webb, ThOrne. Boddie, Aaron,
Empie. Taylor
Congressional ADpointments.-WI
LIAMS, chairman; Stubbs Gillian,
Grady, Boddie, Eller, Empie, Odell
Mason OF CASTOR, Webb.
judicial Districts. = B r A G. A w,
chairman; Fleming, Boddie. Tomsb
Coke, Empie, Eller.
JOINT COMMITTEES.
Library. chairman; Bur-
ton, Gillian, Turner, Ellington.
Justices of the Peace.-AARON,
chairman; Gillian, Shaw Moore,
Jones.
Public Buildings and Grounds
WATKINS, chairman; Ellington,
Long of Person, Everett. Odell.
Trustees OF the niVersity.-COXE,
Eller. Scales. Gillian, Sinclair, Bod
die. Webb. Turrentine, Pearson.
Enrolled Bills.-LONG of Iredell,
Coke. Boddie. Alexander, Aaron.
Beasley. Grady Jones. Bryan.
PIinting.-TURRE chair
man; Ellington, Moore.
COdification OF LawS.-ZOLLICOF-
FER, chairman; Gillian, Foushee,
Scales, Eller, Burton. Boddie, Mason
of Northampton, Mason of CASTOR,
BragaW.
Rules.-WEBB, chairman; Mason
of northampton, Zolliccoffer.
The news & observer., 1905-01-06
JUDGE COOK IMPROVING.
Officers of the New BanI1--ExtTa Train
TO Connect With Shoe Fly.
Especial to News and observar.l


Lou sburg, n. g., Jan. 5.--Judge G.
| Nj. Cooke had an attack Of acute iuGi-
gestion on last Saturday night Al
Though he IS now confined to MS room
ali danger has passed and be is report
! ell TO be resting quietly.
Rev. l.. s. Massey of the Methodist
church, received a severe pounding al
he hands Of h s people on Saturday
night. 4 large rumber Of all sorts OF
useful articles attested the high es-
TEEN in which he S held.
The stockholders in the new Ma
tional Bank have met and organized,
eiecting the board of dircctors-G. NJ.
Ford, }. NJ. Allen, r. C. Allen, w. II.
Alien, and p r. White. Mr.. K. G. Al
len is to be president, G.. w. Ford, vice
resident; and r. r. White cashier and
business viii be begun about February
first.
There is universal satisfaction eX-
pressed over the action of the railroad
authoiit es in putting on extra trains
TO connect with the ''Shco Fly on the
main line This Will give much Deter
facilities and our people VIII patron
ize l berally the new trains. The new
schedule will go into effect on the
Sth inst.
The news & observer., 1905-01-06
NOT GLAD But SORRY THE PEO-
PIE WE'RE FOOLED.

There are scores of cotton growers
N North Carolina who were fooled by
the Republican claim that if Parker
should be elected, the price of cotton
Guild go down. Some of them listen
ed 10 the Republican cry Roosevelt
and High Cotton and voted for
Roosevelt Others were partly per-
suaded by the sophistry of Republi-
cans and did not vote at all. These
men have found that the Republican
cry was all a lie by seeing cotton go
down TO six cents very shortly after
Roosevelt was elected by an unprece-
dented large majority, and because the
Democratic papers have called atten-
ton to the exposure of the deception
practised by Republican speakers, the
Hickory Times Mercury is moved to
make this statement:
"Since Roosevelt was elected many
two-by-four politicians are glad farm
ers are losing on their cotton. Ihai
shows a bad spirit, since a majority or
the farmers South voted for Parker.
We have seen no politician-tWo-p
four or other kind-who are glad
farmers are losing on Inell ColIoii'
On the contrary the politicians, like
other folks, are sorry that the price
of cotton has gone down below the
cost of production. They have prop
erly called their attention to the fact
that the Republican promise OF
Roosevelt and High Cotton stands
exposed as a naked falsehood and
wicked deception. That's what hurts
the Radical organs.
Just suppose Parker had been elect
ed, The sluE1p in cotton would have
been declared to be the immediate
result and the Democratic party would
have been abused by every Radical
paper in America as the author OF
the starvation prices of cotton.
The news & observer., 1905-01-06
Good Roads. But no Sign Boards.

To the Editor:-Wake county is
making good roads. She has to make
some very bad before they can be
good. They will be good. later on.
But sign boards are needed at many
-nints.
An old man was driving a tired
horse to Raleigh to-day. About 10
miles out he took the wrong road and
went toward the McCullers Depot
When he found he was OH the wrons
road, he had to get out and lift his
heavy buggy around.
Sign boards would cost the county
very little.
/ move they pe put up. Who Sec
onds my motion?
A. D. Belts.
The news & observer., 1905-01-06
Bills Introduced

The following bills were introduced
and referred to the committee indl-
Gated:
S. E. 10. Webb, of Buncombe: To
regulate the manufacture OF wh1s-
key in Asheville and Buncombe coun-
~. Propositions and Grievances. This
provides that nowhere in Buncombe
shall stills be licensed with a less ca
pacity than SO bushels aday. In Ashe-
Vile q penal bond of $4,000 required
not to violate any city or State or
dinance No sale less than five gal
Ions allowed and this to parties duly
licensed to buy, fine of 500 to $500
imprisonment not les than six months
for violation. License of $400 to city,
5000 to county, $500 to State.
s. B. IL Eller, of Forsyth: To in
corporate the Winston-Salem South
Bound Railway Co. The road and
telegraph line is to extend from Win
ston through Forsyth Davidson,
Davie, Guilford, Randolph. Chatham.
Montgomery, Moore, Rowan, Staniy,
Cabarrus Mecklenburg, Union Rich
mond, and Arson to the South Caro-
lima line. The capital stock is $125,
900 which may be increased to $780,
900 the company to begin with $10,-
000 The road is not to parallel the
North Carolina road at any point for
more than five miles. Counties, town
ships and cities may vote subscriptions
to stock or bonds. ConvictS to num-
Yer not less than $50 to be hired to
company by the State. The incor-
poratorS are +. II. Fries, w. A. Lemly
Jas. A. Gray, A. +. Holton, G. A. Rey-
nolds, j. c. Buxton, H. a. Pfohl, Jas
The news & observer., 1905-01-06
Introduction of Bills.

The following bills We're introduced
ana reIerred to the committee indi-
Gated:
Stewart of Harnett. To reform the
divorce laws of North Carolina---Judl-
cary.
! Rector, of Henderson To amend
the road law of Henderson county.
Highways and Bridges.
! Cotfield of Martin. Providing that no
| bills be introduced after February -.
Rules.
Wnbun of Hertford. To amend
! Constitution, relating to division OF
school fund and to provide for hign
grade schools. Education.
Winburn. Providing new commit
tee to be known as Committee on Re
vision of Laws, to examine and report
on the report made by Code Commits
son.
The rules were suspended. this reso>
luton passed its several readings,
was adopted, and ordered sent to the
Senate without engrossment.
Cowles of Wilkes. To amend Cor
stitution relating to suffrage. judi
ciary.
Speaker Guion called the attention
| of members to the rule recurring all
bills TO have a concise statement of
their purDort endorsed on its back.
with the name of the patron and q
title indicating it's object
Mr.. Graham, of Granville. Chairman
of the committee appointed to wait
on the Governor. announced that his
Excellency had Indicated his pleasure
| to communicate to the General Assem-
bly, his message, and in few moments
the messenger appeared, and the reaG-
ing of the message was at once begun
consuming one hour in it's reading.
On motion of Graham, of Lincoln
| it was ordered that 1000 copies of
| the message be printed, 700 for use OF
House, 500 for Senate. At 12,45 the
House adjourned until to-day at IL
O'Clock.
The news & observer., 1905-01-06
AND STILL THEY COME.

The people of North Carolina know
where to obtain the best and FULLEST
reports of the General Assembly, and
they are pouring in subscriptions to
The News and Observer. on We'd
nesday one hundred and nineteen
I19) daily subscribers were enrolled
and yesterday the number was (6D
sixty-seven, or 1876 in two days.
On to Ten Thousand.
The news & observer., 1905-01-06

The plan that will be evolved will be
watched with interest. If it can be
improved upon. let us have the i'm
provement, but it Eill require the eX-
ervise of the highest wisdom to devise
a better system than the grand jury
system.
The news & observer., 1905-01-06
Honeymoon interrupted.
(Chatham Record. j

A negro man, named Bum Bynum
was brought here to jail last week for
breaking into the store of w. G. Pear
son &, Co., of Riggsbee township. He
had been married only three or four
days, so that his bridal tour was a
trip TO jail, where his honeymoon
will be rather lonesome.
The news & observer., 1905-01-06
THE GRAND JURY ABOLISHED.

Minnesota has abolished the grand
jury by constitutional amendment and
has instructed the Legislature to pro-
vide some method of bringing to trial
accused persons other than by indict-
ment at the hands of a grand jury.
The news & observer., 1905-01-06
MORNING TONIC.
(Emerson.)

And the best part of health Is nne
disposition. 1t is more essential tnan
talent even in the works of talent.
Nothing will supply the want or sun
shine to peaches, and to make knoWl-
edge valuable, you must have cneer-
fulness of wisdom. The JOY OF t.e ne
sn,rif indicates its strength All
healthy things are sweet-tempered
The news & observer., 1905-01-06
Dissolution Notlce.

The firm OF Harper & Walton, do
lnr business in the town of Garner,
". c., as manufacturers OF carts.
wagons. buggies, etc, and black-sith-
ing. is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent.
Mr.. L. III. Harper will pay all debts
OF the firm and collect all bills due
them.
i. FL. HARPER,
j. IL. WALTON.
11-1S-1 aa-4W
The news & observer., 1905-01-06
Wanted: a Rcfor,nary.

North Carolina Baptist.
This Legislature should establish a
reformatory The people want il.
conditions warrant it. and it would n
wise and merciful.