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Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16
RESOLUTIONS.
Of the Audrisn County Tesehers
Institute, Mexico. No. Novem-
Der, III. 1905.

Be ID resolved by the Audrain coun'
" Teachers Institute 10 Convention
assembled:
First. That we are greatly indeot.
ed TO the teachers Of Mexico for the
reception and cordial treatment
accorded the teachers OF the county.
Second. That we deeply regret
that severe afiiction has fallen upon
u friend and colaborer Prof D. Az
Mcmillan, necessltating bis absence,
thereby depriying us Of the great
pleasure we would have enjoyed, as Of
times In the past, from bis cheerful
presence and encouraging words.
Third. That We thank Prof Gass,
DR.. Hin, Prof. Harvey, Miss Ernine
owen and Hon. James Newton Bias.
kett for their entertaining and instru-
lctive lectures.
Fourth. That we hartily endorse
county school supervision as one Of
best mean OF improving our schools
Fifth. That we have derived grea'
benefit from our attendance at Till
lCounty Association and believe ii ths
best ever held in this county ant
| futher We believe that the enthusiasm
and inspiration received by th'
teachers will extend to nearly ever
district In the county.
Sixth. That we recommend tina
the next meeting Of the Audrail
county Teachers Association be bel
in Mexico.
n Seventh. That we thank Mr.. Cros
and his associates Mr.. Moore and MI
} Shobe, for the vigorous work done I
..linsure a successful meeting and Nj
Hawthore, Miss Clark and Miss Raj
dali for music furnished for our ente
tainment.
Eighth. That we deeply regr'
that Mr.. Cross is to sever his CONNIE
/. Ition with the school work OF the couI
ty by resigning as County Ccmmissio
er and greatly desire that bis wol
Z ELSEWHERE may prove pleasant Al
! satisfactory.
Ninth. That q copy Of the resol
tions be furnished the County papt
!. and the Missouri School Journal vii
request for publication.
n Committee on resolutions:
E. j. POWELL.
r. B. FINLEY.
u. ETHEL ByBEE
b. MAReARET ToRREYs
y JOHN Fl. RAIN
NJ BEVERLY MAYEs.
p County papers please copy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16

No . appreciates better than the
victim Of indigestion that be Is an
ablect slave 70 bis stomach, and
Mezn. Woodbridge & Purdy' in
guaranteeing that Mona vii siren
CITIZEN the stomach 50 that you can
eaf shat you want aud when you
waas IL, removes all fear Of further
bondage.
Thu stomach is % the body what
The foundation Is % The house, and
when II IS weakened or diseased, one
organ after another Is affected until
The heart lungs. Kidneys and liver
I'll I'll be Involved. Indigestion
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16
Macon Inirmary Burns; Insane In
mate Injured.

MACON, Mo-, Nov. 12-The lMacor
county InfrmarY, a large brick struc
ture, caught fire from a defective
nue and was totally destroyed to-day
The loss is s25, 600, partially insured
Mrs. A.. N. Decker, an insane inmate
was badly burned about the head, but
the other patients were safely re
moved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16
Mra Fightmaster Dead.

Mrs. Hattie Fightmaster, wife Of
]. IN. Ffghtmaster, formerly OF this
city, died at her home in OliasSenes
City Monday.
The deceased was a sister OF D. u
Cambell, Of this city. and formerly
resided here with Der husband, who
was a carpenter and contractor, NOV
ing TO Oklahoma about ten years ago
Her many friends in this city will re
greet to learn Of her death.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16
Money in Apples.

Near Greenwood, in jackson county,
are several orchards that are worth Of
special mention. Mrs @. p. Adams sold
apples from a 2O-acre orchard that
brought her in the sum of 5000, while
George Dodd sold the same fruit from
a 00-acre orchard for 1900.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16
Over Coat Thlgf Busy.

An aged man, giving William Roo
gers as his name, and claiming to be
from the soldiers Home at Leayen'
worth, Kansas, was arrested and fined
$3.50, and costs Tuesday for stealing
three ~overc0ats. The garments stoi'
en- were the property OF Il A. Shan
non, @. a. WitherspOon and Lewis
Mcintyre. Two coats were found at
Trimble's secondhand store and one
at Creasey's. Rodgers is past 90 years
af age.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16

T. ]. HoxsEY knows the value oil
Mexico dirt and has bought a nice
piece Of property from the Hisey es'
tate. Hoxsey has a reputation fol
always giving you full value. Mexico
never had a more popular caterer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16
An APPRECIATED Book.

Rev Frnak W. Allen Of Odessa, NO.,
well known in Mexico having preached
here last week., has received word from
the Publishers of bis book, Back e
Already shat the first edition OF
5000 copies is practically exhausted
and they are putting the second edi-
ton On the press
Rev. Mr.. Allen is a Brother-in-Law
OF Rev. A, W. Kokendoffer, of this
city,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16
Ice Cream Factory.

G. A. Buckner Is arranging for a
large ice cream factory In Mexico
next season. He will supply all towns
within one hundred miles OF Mexico
with tirst-class ice cream.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16
HOtel for Sale or Trade.

For sale or trade for land, the best
81 room hotel modern up-to-date and
a money maker; viii trade for small
track Of land 10 Iowa, Illinois or Mis-
souri, will assume or pay small cash
difference addres box ASS FL Pasol
III. d3t wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16
rhita U;as of Injuries.

Evelyn, the ls-month-old daughter
of James Rodgers and wife, Of South
Mexico, who was seriously burned
Saturday, died at 2:3O O'Clock Sunday
afternoon.
Funeral services will be conducted
by Rev. A. W. Kokendotfer Tuesday
Afternoon. The bereaved parent
have the sympathy of the entire com
munity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16

MosT Of the business houses OF Mex
ice. including the barber shops, viii
close at 1880, excepting Saturday
nights, until November "a, 50 that all
people can attend the meetings now
ip progress ia this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16
The prohibition wave.

There Is a strong a~nti-saloop move
ment 10 both southeast and southwest
| Missouri, Wright county, the last
county to vote on local option, went
DRY BIZ 4 vote Of 4 % 1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16
raxstts Beat. Local Option.

FAYErTE, NO., Nov. lL-At the
special election here yesterday for the
purpose Of voting local option, the
proposition was defeated BY a vote Of
as1 70 IT2.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16
M. A. 1i--n. & D. 6.

The Missouri Military Academy
foot ball team defeated the School fol
the Deaf at the NJ. NJ A. campus
Monday afternoon by a score OF IL to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16

Hon. Hal WooDsIDE secretary to
Governor Joseph w. Folk would
make a splendid Secretary of State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16

Call on William Ragsdale, on
north side Of the square, for sadd
harness and repairs Of all kinds.
prices are right. 36-lt-dl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16
PUBLIC SAL
THURSDAY EOvEhBE

win sell at public auction y I
farm 13miles north OF Mehis oss
north OF Youngs Creek Iu'
following Property to-wlI' -orr
IS HEAD OF LIVE sIoV -.
Consisting Of . head SsrI
steers extra good, yeaIiiugn Mn
5 spring calves, l extra eoOo
HoRsEs-I 2-Year-old - n.
horse, ~s-year-old. l bay m
old In foal. .rvrs
FARMING IMPLEMEsiss 4.
Consisting of; / "Llteil ouss
stacked, 2 moving maehlnes ~
i law rake, i disc cultivaton, irs 4
riding pillow, ! Sharnes I
buggy, barrow, plows'
i brsssd.cas seeder and car cfngi
TERMS on SALE-All sun swouri
upder. cash; over that TbsuII
months time with approves ,rSut
note &C 0 per cent interest,"
OF sale. a o,clocs, 8
sale begins az 10 o0
Thursday Nov. % nrpRS'
MRS. Z. J. PATIkSs'
]. T. Johnson, Auctionee''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16
FARMING IMPLEMENT

2 good farm wagons only n
year, 2 disc c%ultiyators Snenly n
i surrey (newl ! walking caiIl's sS|
corn planter, 216-lnch. breaking w
2 hafrows, l mower, 1sy lla IA
sets good leather harness : PA "a MI
newt some chain harness sou "
things too numerous 10 mention,
TERMS OF SALE-All sun, srou1
and under cash; over tnaI s1,S /
5 months time will be given VIZ
proved bankable note Dealins
cent interest from date Of SAFE. ,
]. I JOHNSON ThOhApE KI
Auctioneer. f.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16

George Sauders, Of Wellsyille, was
in Mexico Saturday on business
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16

Consisting Of: ! span Of nule1
years.old 16 hands high, ! span ns
3 and 4 years old ID hands and : lnq
high, 2 good brood mares, 10 yesIs
lone In foaI to German Ooacnl iIe'
ing colt Coach co,.
Ia HEAD OF CATTLE-Vvas
ing Of: 9 milk cows, ! dry c"
yearIing heifeFs, s calves. ...,l
H0GS-2i head OF hogs co ,sNs,'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16
POWELL FORD HERD
OF THOROUGHBRED
POLAND CHINAS
OF THE FINEST STRAINS
(MEDDLER %, No. 3o9o2
AT HEAD or HERD.

Full brother in blood to Grand
Champion and sweepstakes Of the
world at Worlds Fair, st. Louis, bred
by VIM & Mastint who took more
premiums at Worlds Fair than any
firm 10 the world; also gold medal and
gold cup for having the premier cham
pIon herd Of the world, and IS pei
cent. OF the VOW premiums at State
Fairs for the last five years.
Now II you want some extra good
males ready for service, you know
where 10 lind them.
Also some extra Plymouth Cockereli
for sale.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16

Henry S. Echart VS., George B. Rol
Inns ct al; TO construe will.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16
when chill November's surly
blast Makes fields and forests
|hara"

the home may be idealized BY the
presence Of 4 Piano.
OVER sIxTY-FIvE YEARS AGO
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16
PUBLIC SAL.
MONDAY NOVEMBER 20,

We will sell at public auction
what Is known as the B. q I9iL
farm, II miles south Of Rush Hill
6 miles northeast OF Benton UiHi
folinw deserIbed property tO-WH
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-05-03

Mr.. Chas. P. Martin and
family, OF Welsh. came over Fri
day to be present COnvOcatiOn
day. They remained here three
days and were guests of DR.. and
Mrs. G. A. Martin.
International Poultry will keep
your hens healthy. 1t is the
best and cheapest of all Poultry
Food. Money refunded if not as
represented. At the Moss
Pharmacy.
For the latest in spring fabrics
go to Levy Bros.
j. w. Werner, after a lengthy
stay in Florida. returned to
Lafayette last week.
Just received a shipment of
extra good coffee and for this
week ONLY we offer it at 10 cents
a pound BrOussard Bros.
Crepe paper and paper napkins
at The Lafayette Drug Co.
Conductor G. H. Lusted and
Brakeman r. L. C0chrane left
Sunday for Marksville to serve
as witnesses beforethe grand jury
at that place in the case of a
negro charged with shooting into
a Southern Pacific train.
Our prices are close as any.
body's, quality for quality. Let
us fill an order for yOu.-Bernard
& Meaux. >.
We have some elegant summer
suits, handsome patterns, stylish
and well-made, and the price
will suit you.-Levy Bros.
international Stock Food.
Three feeds for one cent, and it
makes milk, cream and butter
better. Sold at the Moss Phar-
macy.
Misses Philomene and Mimi
Doucet spent Sunday at the
home of their sister, Mrs. A. T.
Comeaux, in Youngsville.
No more sick poultry, but
plenty of eggs. il you use the In
ternational Poultry Food. Sold
by the Moss Pharmacy only.
Miss Carrie Belle Miller, of
Houston, is again the guest of
Mrs. T. r. Plat.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-05-03
Personals.
y THOSE WHO
* COME and GO


Mrs. B. Falk and Mrs. NJ.
Meyer will leave Sunday for the
North to spend the summer in
the mountains.
The fields multiply the seed
that is sown in them-The Lafa.
yette Building Association is the
field for you to plant q few dol.
lars monthly.
G. p. Moss, of New Iberia was
. visitor to Lafayette yesterday.
You will enjoy q "VUDOR"
shade more than your ice this
summer. Pellerin & DeC;ouet.
Misses Camille, Louise and
Ruth Shelley visited their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Brown, Saturday.
To enjoy your gallery you must
have . "vUDOR" shade-we
have them. Pellerin & DeClouet.
No more sick poultry, but
plenty Of eggs. if You use the In
ternational Poultry Food. Sold
BY the Moss PHARMACY only.
Miss Kate Andrus, Of Opelou-
rs. spentS Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. +. X. Hopkins.
We have . beautiful assert
ment Of low-priced laces, moth
ing equal to them ever shown
here befOre.-Schmulen.
Misses Marshall and Roberta
Holmes, of Abbeville, visited
Miss Fadra Holmes and attended
the Convocation.
We sell you good groceries Is
cheap - they can be sold by
anybody 4 Debaillon.
r. 2 Dicks, representing Fin
~, Dicks 4 Co, WAS in town
wednesday calling on the trade.
Ring = up for for groceries,
6sr stuck i good and fresh
Prpdhomme 4 NcFaddin.
nra HI. Leachman, Of New
orlsohsb y visitinG her sister,
u s. Jaoun
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-05-03

DR.. P. NJ. Girard, of Uvalde,
Texas. is visiting relatives here.
See our fine line of straw hats.
Levy Bros.
Mrs. ]. c. Coping who has
been visiting Mrs. T. r. Platt,
has returned to her home in
Houston.
j. Pettus Lapsley. represent
ing the U. S. census bureau,
spent several days in Lafayette
last week.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-05-03

Mrs. E. Delhommer has ac-
copied the position of assistant
manager. of the High Island
Hotel.
Have you seen the photographs
of the New Sour Lake Hotel and
Bath houses in front of MOutOn
Bros. Store. Have a look at
them.
Miss Ethel Blakesley left
yesterday for Franklin for a visit
to relatives.
Special low price this week on
refrigeratOrs, freezers, water
coolers and Blue Flame Oil
Stoves. We have the best. See
us. Pellerin & DeClOuet.
Mrs. Horace Broussard spent
several days in Crowley during
the week, the guest of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ralph Duhon. She re.
turned Sunday.
Tobacco Dust is a well known
insecticide. It is one of the best
and cheapest insect destrOyers
known. 1t is very effective
in destroying cabbage flies,
and worms, which is so injurious
to young plants, such as the
cabbage, caulitiOwer, cucumber,
and melons. Sold at the Moss
Pharmacy.
Rev. F. E. Rogers, and Elder
Fred Webb have returned from
Baker, La. where they went last
Wednesday to attend a spring
meeting of the Louisiana pres.
bytery.
Lots in Snodgrass addition,
5Ox168; price $15O-Mouton 4
Leblanc. -
John Bunt will leave the lat.
Ter part of the week on a two
months visit to France. While
he is away, Mrs. Blunt assisted
by her sons will manage the
business of the Fish and Vege.
table market.
Give us your order for grocer.
les and we will fill it satisfact-
orily and promptly. Morgan
& Debaillou.
Manager M. f.. Thomas, of the
Cumberland Telephone ex-
change, who has been in Nash
vile, Tenn, taking an electrical
course, returned Monday.
See Parkerson & Mouton for
any kind of insurance. Eight
years experience.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-05-03

Mrs. Nj. r. Cushman and
children, of Abbeville, visited
relatives here this week.
international Stock Food"
has never been equaled, as an
addition t. regular feed for fat
tening cattle. It gives perfect
digestion, and assimilation.
Mrs. J. Rosenberg, of .Salma,
Kan, was called home last week
on account of the sudden illness
of her son Maurice. and since
then the news has been received
of his death.
Our line Of ladies' shoes con-
tinue to be favOrites. -Schmulen.
Mrs. G.. Dauterive and daught-
err, Mrs. Frank BrOussard,
visited friends in New iberia
last week.
It will pay you to visit the
VOORHEES, Addition before buying
elsewhere. -MOutOn & Leblanc.
There was Il call meeting of
the Womans' Club Friday to
perfect all arrangements Tor the
annual entertainment which
will be given May 5 at the Gordon
Hotel.
Special low price sale of mat
tings, rugs, shades. Pellerin &
De lOuet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Leblanc
attended the marriage of Miss
Leila Leblanc and DR.. Landry
in Abbeville Wednesday.
Latest in mems and ladies'
purses and pocket books, ETC., at
The Lafayette Drug Co.
w. P. Bracken who has been
away some time on a visit to
relatives in Georgia, has return
ed.
Miss Estelle MoutOn left Mon.
day for Alexandria as a delegate
to the U. D. e. which is in ses-
sion there.
P. B. Roy, of Youngsville, was
an agreeable caller at The Ad-
vertiser Office yesterday.
In mems and boys summer
suits we can give you just what
you want and the price will suit
you, tOo.-Schmulen.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Demanade
left Saturday for New Orleans
to see their son, Harold. Mrs.
Demanade continued on to
Shreveport where she will re-
main several days with her
mother. Mr.. Demanade re
turned to Lafayette Sunday
night.
We can supply you with lots of
good things to eat. Full stock
of canned goods. -Prudhomme
& McFaddin.
W. A. Wade, who has been in
temporary charge of the Cum
berland exchange, turned it over
yesterday to Manager Thomas
who returned Monday from
Nashville. and he left last night
for New Orleans, and will travel
for the company as inspector.
Jos. A. Gil, editor Of the
Eunice Gall, was . a pleasant
caller at this Office yesterday.
We have everything in the
furniture line-if offered a lower
price than ours, compare the
goods. Pellerin & DeClouet.
Geo. G. Guidry will leave to-
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-05-03

Mrs. E. DelhOmmer has ac-
copied the position of assistant
manager. of the High Island
Hotel.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-18
GRANT AND DANA
HOY m Why tho Admiration of the
Brilliant Editor Vas Turnc to
Hate.
Harry Thurston Peck i'm the July
Bunkmanl

Harry Thurston Peck in the July
| Bookman.l
ft was the year of Grants first cleo
|. ton 10 the Presidency. Dana. remena-
herring the service which he had done
the General. and having besides n real
liking for the man. wrote n life OF
Grant. which he intended to be n sort
of CAMPAIGN biography. for it was
highly eulogistic and was written with
IN intimate knowledge ~ its subject.
Political usage and personal gratitude
might have suggested 10 the new
President the bestowal of some reward
on one whose ability was 50 exceptional
as Mir. Daua's. But for some reason
which has never been satisfactorily
explained. Grant absolutely ignored
the claims.
1t was Dana's desire TO lie made col
leetor Of the port Of New York. but the
office was given In another. and by
this act Grant made an enemy whose
u~nrelenfing hatred pursued him 10 the
grave. With an almost frantic eager
ness Dana set about destroying every
copy of tie Life" upon which he
could lay his hands: 80 that today the
hook il practically unattainahle outside
of n few libraries. Then In the col
umns eff the Sun he wage1 on Grant a
war of Islander which for sheer ma
dignity has never been surpassed.
Dana knew quite we'll that Grant
was honest. clean-living. patriotic and
sincere. yet now, with Il p%erversion of
facts that was Internal la iis ingenuity
he painted him as Il corrupt AMI brutal
~scoundrel. one who used his office for
his personal enrichment, Il tyrant, 4
vulgar .uifian and common drlnkaTd.
Every one connected with the presi-
dent. esxn las wife and family. C:ln,S
IN for Ii share Of Dana's wrath or ridi-
cule. AT one time the editor was in
d.cted for criminal libel by Il federal,
grand jury. and an attempt was made
10 have him removed To Washington
for trial. over such n prospect Dams
| was almost beside himself with fear.
His byste-icai eliforiaiS made IL plain
that had his case been actually tried
in Washington he must have gone tn
prison, but Judge Rlatchford- sitting in
New York. refused the change of We
rue, III consequence, the case was
dropped. and Dana continued 10 lash
the President with even greater fury
than before.
After Grants retirement to private
life the attitude Of the Sun remained
the same. Even when the hero Of the
great war was buried. and when al.
other criticism was Stilled in the pres
ence OF death. Dana launched Il pois-
cned shaft at those who loved Grant
best. The Sun published an account
Of an undertaker's bill which the Cen
CIal's family had very properly refused
to pay, but which Dana himself had
settled with an ~ostentatious show OF
hypocritical benevolence that was alb
solutely diabolical.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-18
NEW HOTEL FOR GOLDSBORO
The ST. James to Be ReODencd-DuiId.
ing to Be ReuOdclled.
Especial to The Messenger.

Goldsboro, n. c., July 12.-Negotia-
;tions are now in progress for the re-
opening of the st. James hotel in this
city. This will be done in order to ac-
commodate the demand for increased
hotel service in Goldsboro. Within the
past two years two large buildings
have been erected as an anneX to the
Hotel Kennon and as the city grows
there is d continued demand for in
creased hotel accommodations. Mr..
George Bizzell, the proprietor Of the
Hotel Bridgers, will be interested i'll
lopening up the old st. James hotel,
which is situated in the centre of one
of the most important blocks in the
iCity. Before the hote. is opened up
for patronage there will be consider
liable work done to the building. One
section Of the building is now three
stories high, and another story will be
ladded to the remainder. The middle
IloOm on the ground floor, now occu-
pied as barber shop, will be converted
into a lobby for the new hotel and the
Iharber shop moved to the rear. The
handsomely finished room now occu~
pied by the Kennon safe will be used as
Ia dining room for the hotel. This room
"opens right on the street and it would
he impossible to arrange it more con
Iyenient1y. The lease of the Kennon
cafe will o o expire and as o as
this takes place the work of remodel
ling the building will be commenced.
The st. James hotel was conducted
with profit several years ago and was
livery popular with travelling public.
Under the new management and with
great cOnveniences and accOmmoda-
Itions, this once famous hostelry will
no doubt regain its old popularity and
win new patronage.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-18
LIIREI SUITS GALORE
Against Newspapers by 4. j. Nickel
way for Publishing the Chaflotte
Observer Article.

For some years DR.. \. j. MckelWay,
Ieditor of the Presbyterian standard
land a Presbyterian preacher, has, III
his own paper and other publications,
constantly pursued and attacked the
lCharIotte Observer and its editor, Mr..
u. P. Caldwell. The Observer treated
these attacks with silence, but the nag
Iging was continued with such persis-
Itence and apparent vindictiveness that
1.-The Observer two weeks & published
IAN editorial, signed by Mr.. Caldwell,
ia which McKelWay was severely de-
Inounced. On account Of that puDllca-
ton Ickelway served notice that he
would sue The Observer for damages,
land i Is announced that he mas
brought, or is preparing to bring. suit
against the owners Of the observer
Mr.. Caldwell and Mr.. ID. \. Tompkins,
for $4,000 damages, and against Caid-
well personally for $4,000 1t is also
Istatef that suits will be brought
against other papers OF account OF he
same publications as follows: Raleigh
Times, $4,000: Charlotte Chronicle
fowned by the owners of The Ohser-
Iyerl. S25.cfa: Greenville IS. O. News.
$4,000. The three last-named papers
ARE to he sued because they published
in whole or in part Mr.. CaldwelTs edi-
Itarial denouncing Nckelway.
1t is also stated that Mckelway has
RETAINED CIarkson & Duls. Pharr &
bell and f. II. Preston. Of Charlotte,
land Ex-Governor Aycock, of Colds
Iboro. TO prosecute the suit. The OH
I~seryer.s regular attorneys are BurwelI
IL Caasler. Of Charlotte. and it Is
known that Judge Frank l. Osborne
land probably others will appear for
The Observer in this case.-Sfates-
vile Landmark.