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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-19
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En- 10 corts de Distrito del Dlstrito
Judicial de Hamacao. Hhados
Uatdos de America. FL Presideu-
to de los Estados Uoidos. IS.
Jesds HerrSndez. vs.. Carmen San
tlago Jimensz. Sobre divorcio.
A Ia demandads, Carmsn Santiago il.
menez
Citaci6n por Edicto.
Por Ia presente ne 'es exige q US
tedes para que comparexca On ell plsi.
to iniciado contra usted por 81 men.
cionadI dem andsnts en- ia Corts do
Dissrito del Distriso judicial dc Hu.
macao, y que conteste 10 demanda
preaentada en- dicha Corte, dentro do
disx dias sin oontsr el de Ia notifica-
ci6n 81 Ia ci.aci6n 10 hciera flera do
dicho Ditrito pero en- Ia Isla do Pto
Rico dertro de cuarenta dias 81 se
hiciera en- otra parte.
e objatl de e.ta acci6n es obte.
ner una sertancia que eonoeda ell di.
vorcio del matrimonio celebrado en-.
tre las parties srriba relaoionadas,
declarar roto el vfnoulo matrimonial
con les demas pronunci amientos del
Case, fundandose el actor on oausa de
abandono p6r pArse de Ia cony ugue
por un t6rm'no mayor dc un aflo.
Y por la pressnte 20 10 previens
que 81 no eompsrsciere contsstars
dicha demanda dsntro dc los t2rminos
legsles que % han determinado, el do
mandaute podrA psdir que 90 anote 10
reb 'ldia parando q usted los periui.
clos de derecho.
Dada bajo mi hrms y sello do 10
Corts on Humacao q ocho de Julio de
mil noveclentos cinco.
Enrique Rtnedn, Secretary Dis.
trio Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-19
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lose Gonzalez Serraho

Psrfumerfa, gSnsroa dc punao,
a quincalla, fsrresarfA, ctiisaleriA, efec-
tos do sserisorio J obietos de novsdAd
y fantasia. ri eatablecimiento que
NmGz hsrato vende On
cAGUAs, Plaza Principal, P. r.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-12-16

Commissioner Colquit has as.
sured the Dallas News by playing
Quaker, by asking numerous ques-
tions, The News has very affec-
lively answered the questions, The
proposition the JIMPLECuTE would
like to know is this: What is the
differential in the rate of freight
rates now and before the commits.
sion became effective. If they are
not higher why is it all the stock
first and second mortgage bonds OF
the various railroads. have increas.
ed In value. Has the volume Of
business 80 increased as to cause
this? Was not the rate on cotton
to Galveston prior to the com mis-
from over the State lower than il
is now2 Why is it the rate on pig
iron from Jefferson to Tyler, nine
ty miles, is more than it is from
Birmingham to Cincinnati, foul
hundred and seventy miles? The
question of rates is one that shoulc
be considered by an impartial tri
bunal, not political incubator.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-12-16

Senator Morgan of Alabama, in
q lengthy article in the Msnufac-
turers Record on Regulation by
statutes laws of common carriers
transportation rates." by saying.
IF the government would con.
troll freight and passenger rates on
the railroads. the most conspicu.
ous opportunity and the plainest
line of duty is to increase the com.
petition wherever it is possible, by
improving the navigation of the
waterways, all Of which belong to
the people, With the aid of a
strong and earnest move in making
such improvements aud with the
prote ction of penal laws TO sup
press interference with the justice,
saftey aud freedom of commerce,
and with the shelter of the strong
citadel of trial by jury In the State
and Federal courts, the people will
secure to themselves reasonable
freight rates on state and interstate
commerce and the politicians will
lose sight of the subject "
The JIMPLECUTE would suggest
to the above, that the national
government instead of undertaking
to manage the railroads in any
way, that the government put into
every navigable stream line o
boats suitable and sufficient to han
die the business tributary to each
stream, giving rate which woult
make the the boats selfsustaining,
and yet give the people cheape
rates, and in this way prevent thu
railways from buying outboatlines
thus depriving the people pro
lection the waterways should Civ
them. The boats thus operated
should be under the supervision
of the interstate commission. Ii
the event the business should fai
to give to the boats on any stream
sufficient patronage to sustain then
then the boats should be discontin
ued. With this fact before then
the business interest would with
out doubt sustain the boats. Ap
parently this would be the bette
solution of the rate question.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-12-16

Who is the greatest philanthro.
pist, he who gives the poor con,
slant employment, or who gives
charity? Think of this. Constan,
employment makes happiness.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-12-16

The Christmas shopper should
not fail to visit The j. f. Grow
Drug Co.'s and see their fine and
complete line of pretty gifts for
Xmas They carry the prettiest
stock in the city.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-12-16

Mayor Sheriff., R. B. Walker,
G. M. A. Thurman, j. H. Rowell
and Jno. Mcdonald deserve the
commentator of all progressive
citizens for erecting brick and 9th.
or buildings, which adds 80 much
much to appearances of the city.
1t is not out of place for special
mention to be made of the beauti.
full, commodious and lasting &C.
ment sidewalk r B. Walker has
just completed around his new
building. The other property
owners attention is called to 1t
with the hope, although faint, that
all will follow his example. Sunken
brick walks, anticipated and delap.
idated plank and muddy sidewalks
Indicate, if any one thing in par.
ticular, nonprogressiveness pure
and simple. Who will be the first
to show he does not belong to the
| list,
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-12-16

II the hog law has not been re-
pealed, then enforce it to the let
ter Don't make flesh of one and
and fowls of another. Hogs can be
seen frequently on the streets, Do
business or quit.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-12-16
The Time

to strike is while the iron is hot;
the time to get bargains is when
the other fellow needs money.
"That's u.s." We have got the
goods. Every department full up,
and need the money So come and
get 'em. VIM. CLARK.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-12-16

The JIMPLECUTE has received
through the courtesy of Hon. Nor
ris Sheppard, large wall map of
the United States. 1t is new and
just from the press, and is fine a
map as ever got out by the govern
m ent.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-12-16

J. o. Preston who lived out on
route 2, left the past week for
Jackson, Ca, where he goes to
live with his parents, who are get
ting old and need his care. We are
sorry to lose him, but hope he may
return at some future day,
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-12-16

District court is in session at
Pittsburg 1t will convene here
first Tuesday in January.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-12-16

Congressman ]. II. Bankbsad, of Ala
bama, one of the most influential men,
bers of the House of Representatives, in
letter written from Washington, D. c.,
gives his endorsement to the great ca
tarrh remedy, Peruna, in the following
words:
"Your Peruna Is one of the best
medicines ever tried, and no family
should be without your remarkable
remedy. As a tonic and catarrh cure
know of nothing better. "---L III.
Bankhead.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-12-16

Special Sale on Glassware, Tin
ware, Chinaware, White Enameled.
ware, etc We also have up-to-
date Sewing Machines at wholesale
prices. B. WOLF.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-12-16
Clothes for Gentlemen.

You can't always tell gentle
man by his clother that most gen.
tleman wear good clothes for all
that Let US show you the new
fall styles just in.
SEGAL & ERAMBERT.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-12-16

John Bemis was here this week
looking after his timber interests.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-12-16
Yhe Gimplermte.
Saturday, Dec. Is, 1905.

OFFICE OF PUBLICATION-Cor
Austin and Vale SITS, Jefferson, Texas.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-12-16

Entered at the Post Ohice at Jefferson, Texas,
as second class mail matter
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-12-16

There 10 but n single medicine which
is a radical specific for catarrh. 1t Is
Peruna, which has stood a half century
test and cured thousands of cases.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving
full statement Of your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President OF The
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, o. AL
correspondence strictly confidential.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-12-16
N office

The hour for opening of the Lii
brary will be from 2 to 4 p. m.
every Tuesday.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-12-16

"peruna car recommend as a very good nedi-
cine 1t is excellent strengthening tonic, and it
is also efficaCious for the almost universal
complaint of Catarril "-GonzalO De Quesada.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-12-16

Senior QueSada Cuban Minister the United States.
itten from Washn gton G, says
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-12-16
w OIS1sID tJI111f ] &hfst1
Hon. B. r. Sherrell,
Jefferson, Texas.

AS evidenced by the above Con,
gresham Sheppard is doing valua.
BILE work for Cypress river. He
has made several personal inspec.
tions, and has thoroughly famil.
iarized himself with the great ne.
cessity as well as the possibility Of
and probability of the project Of
making Cypress river navigable
1t may be proper to state that Sen.
ator Culberson has written a close
personal friend in the city in which
he makes known the fact, that he
too, has the project at heart and il
doing the right thing at the right
time. Surely the day of steam
boating is not very far distant.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-12-16
Texarkana, Tex, Nov. "a, 'o5.
NY Dear Sir and Friend:

I am advised by Captain Wooten
that the unexpended balance avail
able for river work between Jeffet-
son and Mooriugsport is $2,S03 70.
and that project for the expendi.
ture of this amount will be pre-.
pared and work begun at the next
favorable season The opinion Of
the engineers as to the permanent
improvement of the entire water.
way between Jefferson and Shreve.
port will be based upon the data
we have supplied them and upon
the various investigations and
M measurements which have been
made during the last two or three
years. What that opinion will be
we cannot know until it has been
prepared and given out through
the official channels. AS soon as
the opinion is given out will ad-
wise you. Whatever that opinion
may be. the section of the river be.
tween Jefferson and Mooringspor,
is already recognized and can be
put in satisfactory shape. With
wishes, I am,
Very truly,
N q
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-12-16

four Drugsist for Free Peruna Almanac for 1906
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-15
Save the Game.

I,st winter was unusually severe on
,,mo of all kinds, and especially upon
ounil and rabbits. As consequence
zane Is very scarce this year, In let
Tor 10 the Washington Star, Mr.. 4. Ed
ward Clark, an enthusiastic sportsman
of that city, says:
contemplating my usual hunting ex-
cn,s.ons TO various parts Of the adjon-
ing states of Maryland and Virginia, ]
wrote and obtained from tho surrounding
country information as to the scarcity
or abundance OF game one friend writes
from South River, Anne Arundel county,
Md. on the hay. about eight miles south
of Annapolis, n fine country that in past
wears nbounded IN game, where all the
favorable conditions Of feed and cover
were plentiful: Glad to see you at any
time, but don't bring dog or gun; the
past winter destroyed the game. and all
my neighbors have agreed not To hunt
this fall Another from Prince George,
in nne country TO hunt over. writes:
Il don't believe there Is bird or rabbit
within n circuit OF three miles of my
farm | have not seen even one during
the summer and fam Another, an old
hunter ana very obscWant man. writes
from Virginia: Game all destroyed by
tho extreme severity of the past winter
1 have not seen or heard bird nor
heard OF any being seen in this section.
Such have been the universal answers
that have come 10 the numerous Inquiries
made, covering wide field,
In view OF this state of things, some-
thing must he done to protect the game
/ tt!is season. or va may destroy The
stock. Mr. Clark makes an earnest APP
pea. 10 his brother sportsmen not only
TO refrain from hunting, but TO combine
and make a united effort to prevent pot
| hunters and other unprincpled persons
condnet as destroying the very few part
ridges and rabbits that fortunately sur.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-15
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Many Matters Of Interest Up At
file ] asst Meeting.

The members present ut the monthly
meeting Of the Executive Committee Of
the society were DR.. s. G. Mitchell On
the chair) and Messrs. Richardson. james
Yonge. Clark, Brooke Patteson, Stanard,
Mcclure and Meredith.
Among the books, &c, reported as re-
ccved during the month were; History
of the War of the Independence of the
United States by Charles Botta, two VOL
umes, 1884; a Dissertation Upon Parties,
by Caleb Drawers, London, l149. ana
Discussions Concerning Government, by
Algernon Sidney. London, 17bl. all three
presented by Mr. r. B. Munfo!d, IL,
The Universal Congress Of LAWYERS ana
Jurlsts Mt ST. Louis, 1904; Bulletin OF the
Bureau Of Rolls and Library Department.
Of State, United States; 1--Calendar o.
Manuscripts In State Department ana
First Part Documentary History Of the
Constitution OF tho United States; no
3--Calendnr OF Manuscripts In State PC
partment and Second Part of Document
AIRY History Of the Constitution; No. 10
Calendar OF Letters from Jefferson IN
State Department, with full index TO az
tho Jefferson Papers In that collection,
No, 11--Part ], Documentary History OF
tho Constitution (continued). These VOL
lmcs complete the socicty's set of eleven
| volumes OF this most excellent publication,
| Other books, &C., were: a Scheme Tor
the Conquest Of Canada In 1746,by Wider
II, Paltists (gvcn by the author); Tho
Ioast Anglican, London, July, 1905; Iowa
journal of History and Politics October
1905 containing q very valuable chart,
showing the results and vote at all pres
idential elections); Essex Institute Histor-
ical Collections, Salem. Mass. October,
1905; North Carolina Booklet, Tho Mora
Wan Settlement in North Carolina, b.
Rev. j, II. Clewell; The Genealogical Mag
azlne. Boston, October. 1905; Catholic
University Bulletin. Washington, OctobeE
1905; Year Book of tho Oneida Historical
Society, Utica, N, Y, 1905; Fenland Notes
and Queries. Peterborough, England. Oc-
tober, 1906 Dorset Notes and Queries,
sherbourhe. England, September, 1908;
south Atlantic Quarterly, Durham, n. e.,
October, 1905 Containing an article on
the family of General Lee, by William
III. MANN; Commercial Condition OF the
u,nonwealth of Virginia, June is, 1898,
Petersburg, 1888, and many other pamph-
| lets. 49,
tiles dug up In 1902 In tho foundations
of the old Warner Hall house, Glouces-
Tor county, and presented BY Mr.. =, ",
Withers, through Mr.. st. George T. 9,
BRYAN. These are the only remaining rel-
| les of tho use OF such roofing during
the colonial period. Also o cannon-b ball
from ACKNOWLEDGING battlefield. present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-15
FROM TEXAS,
Some Coffee Facts From the Lone Star

- SIdte, IN =,
From n beautiful farm down in Texas,
where gushing springs unto to form
lnlbbllng brooks that wind their spark
ling way through flOWcry mcads, comes
Il note of gratitude for delivery from tho
coffee habit.
when my baby boy came to mo five
years ago. began to drink Postum Food
Coffee. having feeling that 1t woald
be better for him and me than tho old
kind If dr,is-laden coffee. ! was not
disappointed In 1t, for 1t enabled NO. a
ANAL delicate woman. to nurse bounc-
Ing. healthy baby OF Il months.
~ have since continued the uso OF
Postum for have grown fond of IT. and
have discovered to my Joy that 1t has en-
.tirely relieved me of a. bilious habit
which llscd to PROSTATE me two or three
Items u year. causing much discomfort
10 my family and suffering to nlystelf.
my brothcr-in-law was cured Of
chronic constitution by leaving off thc
old Kind OF coffee and using Postum. 1Ie
faB become even more fond Of 1t than
no was or the old coffee
In fact the entire family, from the
lDtest arrival n 2-year-old who always
calls for His 'poiie' first thing In tho
morning.. IN 10 The head of tina house,
ibinh thero III no drink 70 good or so
ahoicsvinn ~ Postum Name given by
postum 90, Battle Greek, Mich.
pbnre'#&a reason.
Read the little book, "Tle Road to
Vs,ilUiis," ~ pkEA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-15
THIS DAY IN HISTORY
November 18th.

3D.
1e95-1n the neishborhood of Limerick and
Tipperary, ireland, a shower OF mat
ter fell, resembling butter or grease
and was gathered into pots by some
OF the Inhabitants. When laid on the
hand 1t melted, but placed by the fire,
1t dried and became hard, emitting an
offensive cdor
1745-The town OF Carlisle surrendered to
the troops Of tho Prctender to the
English throne.
1751--Henry st, John yiscount Boiling
broke. n celebrated English politician
and philosopher, died aged eighty
panegryst has observed that in his
writings he united the wisdom of Soc
rates, the dignity and case OF 'liny,
and the Wit OF Horace.
.1787-Christopher Gluck, an eminent Ger
man musical composer, died. He IN
4 PRODUCED n new style Of music into
n Paris
1793-Jean Marie Baptiste Roland do Ia
Platiere stabbed himself to the heart
on receiving news that his wife had
been gulllntned, His knowledge of
commerce and political economy led
to his appointment OF minister under
Louis, and under the Republic.
1793-Fort Lewis taken by the Austrlans,
under Wurmscr and 1000 French and
112 cannon captured.
1902 George Komney died; an eminent
English painter
1eo4-Owlng TO dry season. the coffee
crop Of Mexico was n complete failure.
1916 The bells OF Notre Dame. Paris,
were formally baptized under thu
names OF the Duke and Duchess Of
Angou!eme,
1e29--Thc City Council OF Washington
passed law prohibiting gambling,
1g48-Gencrn MesGenhansen. the COM
mander OF the National Guard at VI
ennn, executed.
1884 The city OF Boston adopted new
charter.
1ee4--Reports circulated throughout this
North that the movement of Sherman
through Georgia towards chhrlcaton
was Intended 70 give Georgia and
South Carolina an occasion, desired
by them, 10 scccdc from the C0nfcd-
eracy
1ees-~Iarge fro in st, Iouls; loss, 400
900,
1870 Franco-rrugslaa war; tiin French
recaptu5c Charities and Dreux. Tho
Prussians ngain capture D,Jon and
occupy chaDny,
1874 Gladstone and AreiibisbOp Manning
we're engaged In - spirited exchange
OF press interviews on th1 relative de-
mand Of church ana state ON n ito-
man Catholic
1904 tusso-Jalanese VAR British IN
1ulry Into Snr,i Gsa AFFAIR fsKhH ~
liull; witnesses declared positively
there were no Japanese torpedo bonts
In Vicinity,
1904 Marquis dGs Mpnstlsfa HriiDytle
Kentucky neireps. VIM iNJ,idnd Gath
ollie university ~ ,yaditrE,oH. rs
JOunpcd .aIth Ia IUiunus CatDDIil
Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-15
FIRST SIGNS OF
COMING WINTER
Seasons First Snow, and chari-
ty Prepares to Do
Battle.

The city was visited yesterday morn
ing by fall OF snow, dcnoting that the
Winter King Is near at hand and that
the sleigh bells Will soon be heard jing-
ling on the streets. and the sharp sound
OF the skate on the river Ice. The joys
Of winter, the holly and ms;letoe, VIII
be seen on the one hand, and the sharp
pang of hunger on the other.
in the early hours OF the morning, when
most OF Richmond was sound asleep be-:
ncath warm coverlets, the city was first
visited by forerunner OF the Mnfcn5
wind, and then later by a swirl OF snow
The snow was II day earlier than last
year. hut none the less severe for the
time being The snowflakes did not
stick, and the LEA beds saw few signs
OF it when they awoke The cold and
STOW were n surprise TO tho weather
prophets as they had contracted for an
entirely different state OF affairs, II was
the combined result of n storm that
Travelled along the South Atlantic STATES
and sudden change OF temperature that
had taken place In the New England
and Middle Atlantic States. But the
area OF precipitation was relatively local,
and the eastward route OF the storm in
dicntes that today will dawn fair and
serene.
With the first approach of the White
King and the first signs that he will
soon be here to stay, the Richmond City
Mission busted themselves in preparing
for his arrival SO that the poor and
needy might not be found without the ne
ccssities of warmth and cheer when win
ter is come In earnest The order for
coal which the mission has Put out Is not
yet filled, but the committee will tide
over destitute cases with small orders I'M
I'll the original order can be filled,
The MISSIONS Office, Mt. No. SCI East
Main Street. is open with Mrs. r. N.
Wren in charge Mrs. Wren Is ready to
accept gifts of clothing bedding and fuel.
which are already much needed, and
contributions from dime up. The CONF
nittee hopes to receive contributions at
once.
The mission meets every Monday morn
ing at II o'clock at the y NJ. G. A..
building. and all those desiring to help
4 in such charitable cause arc cordially
welcomed with their contributions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-15
Surprise Party.

An enjoyable surprise party was G'ren
Mis- Bessie Challtlcy IN ner home, No.
S34 North Twents-eghth street Mon
day evening BY her friends Games @
ali kinds were INDUCED L, until iaie
hour when refreshments were serYeu.
Among thoac present were MISSES ian
ces perroS. Josephine Ienress. Essic l,it-
trcll VERNE luttrcll Ellie Freeman. Nell
lie Ramsey. Ella Spencer Ida ChalKiey,
Bessie Cit.lkley, Florence looms, Mamie
Drewry, Clemm!c Ford, Pear, Ieile. VIZ
gle Johnson, Rosalind Johnson; Mess,s'
Ernest smith, Macon Smith, Tom Martin
Charlie Haywood Royal Jones, Luther
Greenstreet, Wilson Seay, lierndon lam
mack. Emmett Cammack Jim MCKEE
boro. Percy Rnndlctt. The chaperonea
were Mrs. Cllnlkley and Mrs. =. y 1oti''-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-15
ID by Mrs. W. u. snead. through Mr.. st.

cd by Mrs. w. p. sncad. through Mr.. St
George I. G. Bryan.
Or. j. l. Miller, Of Ashland, KY. gave
several interesting photographs. One Is
especially worthy OF notice. rs being from
il drawing OF All old house in spotsylva.
MA county, which WAY made In 1888. Tho
drawing shows n good dcnl OF skill in an
amateur at that early date.
a subcommittee was appointed to for
inultltc plans for tho proposed encourages
mcnt Of Investigation OF Virginia county
history.
.'rhe following new members were cleot.t
cd. Mcssrs Robert S. Chiffon. CanndAS
w. II. Reynal-Upham. England; A D.
Slaughter, Illinois; ]. y. Evans. Penn"
sylynnln; Frank Carter, North Carolina
and Misses Idn 6. Macdonald, Hawaii,
and Frances NJ. G. Campo. Pennsylvania
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-15
Mr.. Wallace Here.

Rcprcscntative-elect Wallace, OF I.un.
enburg county. with Mr. Ed. Passmorc
ex-reprcsentativc in tho lower branch Of
yireinlis Legislature. was here yester-
day attending to some business. Mr.. Wal
lace did not lose n vote in the general
election. carrying every precinct In the
county by good majority, The Republi-
cans IN Llnenburg are SO scattered that
for al time 1t was hard to find one in
each precinct TO act as Judge or clerk.
Mr.. Pnssmore, who Is the son-in-la law
OF Mr.. W. G, VIM, one OF the wealth.
lest mon of LuncniIurg on that section
of tho State, is now located at Keysvllle
and has given up politics entirely.