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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-03-07
CLINTON NEWS ITEMS.
Book Club Entertained...Mr McSwain
Goes to AtIanta... Other Notes.

CLINTON, March 9Th.
On account of the fine railroad ad.
vantages, our town is getting to be
headquarters for drummers and their
families. The latest arrivals are Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Martin of Georgia.
Mrs. B. l.. Clardy of Laurens visited
Mrs. John Robertson this week.
Mrs. Sam Vance went to Newberry
Thursday to visit her daughter, Mrs
Grey Ellison.
Miss Katharine Beams home was very
spring-like on Friday afternoon, with
early flowers, the Jonquil, when the
Book Club met for an hours pleasure.
A delightful menu was served at beau
tifully appointed tables decorated in the
fragrant flowers.
Mr.. Lucius McSwain has accepted a
position in Atlanta, and will leave with
his family for his new home in a few
days.
Mrs. M. A. Hayes gave very charm
ing afternoon tea on Friday, from four
to six O'Clock.
Miss Lula Moseley, of Prosperity, is
spending a few days with Mrs. Jack
Young.
Mrs. j. G. Norman and little son are
with Mrs. McCaslan again.
Miss Marion McCrary went to Abbe-
vile Friday to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Wade Thompson.
Mrs. Scott is visiting her niece in
Washington.
Miss Her, who has been with her
sister, Mrs. l.. H. White, has returned
to Greenville.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-03-07
LAURENS COUNTY
FARMERS UNION.
Organization was Effected
Here Monday.
ORGANIZER B.F. EARLE
Assisted by Mr.. Mataffey, the Two An
ders0n Men Organize the Laurens
County Farmers Union.

Delegates from the several local un
ions and quite large number of farm
ers from all parts of the county met ir
the court house Monday in response tC
call from State Organizer B. f. Earle
of Anderson for the purpose of organ
izing a County Farmers Educational
and Cooperative Union of America.
The meeting was called to order by
Mr.. Walter A. Baldwin, president of
the Rabun Local. Mr. Earle was pre-
sented as the first speaker. After stat
ing that he stayed between the plow
handles too long to be public speaker
he explained at length the principles
and purposes of the Union, the chief
object being, he said, to obtain "pro-
fitable prices for the farmers pro-
ducts.''
The Farmers Union was organized in
Texas August % 1902 and is strictly a
farmers organization. There are today
ten or twelve thousand local unions in
the South, representing membership
of six hundred thousand white farmers.
In .Aply to the question Mr.. Earle said
that the Farmers Union had no connec-
tion with the Southern Cotton Associa-
tion, and added that they, the Union,
had no press agents. He stated, how
ever, that his organization had no fight
whatever to make upon the Cotton As
sociation.
Mr.. Earle was followed by Mr.. M. A.
Mahaffey of Anderson, assistant State
organizer. He told several anecdotes
which amused the crowd. Then in Sc
rious vein he declared that the farmers
should have an independent organiza
tion. He is member of both the Un-
ion and the Cotton Association. Thinks
But like Mr.. Earle he said he disclaimed
any purpose of making war upon the
Southern Cotton Association. He de-
clared that the farmers of Anderson
were so prosperous that they were fur
nishing the bulk of the money being
used by the banks of that county. The
utmost good feeling and understanding
exists between the Union and the bank
ers, merchants and others wherever
the principles and workings of the or
ganization are understood.
This concluded the speech-making
and Mr.. Earle announced that the
meeting would go into secret session
and invited all farmers present to re-
main and join in the organization.
The officers of the County Union
uara alootod 90 followo. r n Hairs
ton, president; w. r. Cheek, vice presi-
dent; w. A. Baldwin, secretary; T.
Mac Roper, chaplain, j. d. owings,
conductor; Geo. E. Putnam, doorkeeper.
There are over two hundred members
of the Local Unions in the county, and
these were represented in Mondays
meeting by the following delegates
j. C. Wasson, H. G. Nelson, c. L. Ow-
ings, G. F. Dorroh, j. P. billiard, w.
B. Garrett, H. j. G. Curry, S. B. Glenn,
M. l.. Cheek, A. S. Riddle.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-03-07
New Plumbing Company.

Next Monday, March 18th, the Lau-
rens Plumbing Company will open up
for business in the store room next to
M. H. Fowler's store. Mr.. j. e. Ker-
shaw, of Union, will be business mana
ger and treasurer of the company. He
spent several days in the city this week
arranging for the opening of the new
business. The other officers of the
company are: A. d. Gray, of Laurens,
President; r. l.. McNally, of Union,
vice-P President.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-03-07
j. n. LEAK

| want immediate purchasers for the
following property:
2l2 acres located on Jimmie creek
Spartanburg county, with good dwelling
ana one tenant house, price 81 ,25O
191 acres five miles north of Laurens
with dwelling and three tenant houses,
price $25 per acre.
l lot in town of Barksdale, nice resi-
dence and outbuildings, $780,
44O acres, with 8-room dwelling, S
tenant houses, up-to-date farm. fine
bottoms and timbered land; located two
miles from Lanford; $40 an acre, easy
payments.
20 acres of land, wheat aud corn mill.
gin house and saw mill complete; located
IN GreenVllle county and known as the
Old Nash Mill Bargain at 81, 500.
GO acres near Dials church, DWELLING
and outbuildings, 81 ,050
5-room cottage and two-acre lot on
Darlington street, city of Laurens,
1925. '
Groom house and 3-4-acre lot. good
outbuildings, Main street, town of Gin
ton, $1,000.
81 acres in town of Lenair, Culbert
county, N. c., $500.
5-room house and 1-2-aare lot, Sloan
street, town of Clinton, 81 200.
IFS acres, near Mt. Olive church two
good dwellings,, fine farm land, $lO per
acre.
Two lots, l l-8 acres each, town Of
Fountain Inn, $3.50 per lot.
Groom residence and 4 1-2 acre lot
fronting Sawmill street, town of Wood,
ruff, 81, 100
1l2 acres and dwelling, on Reedv
River, cheap at $l25 so per acre.
178 acres, 7-room dwelling, mineral
spring, one mile from Ora, $4,000.
1l-room residence, with waterworks
fronting on North Harper street, $3, 500
225 acres, Groom dwelling, tenant
houses, near Durbin Creek church S3O
per acre. F''
lO-room house with four halls hath
rooms, city water and lights, also good
well water and servant house. in civ of
Laurens, So, 500. VI
Granite store building in town Of Nil,
ton, $3.50. Va VIII
3-acre lot, store room and DWELLING
on Sloan street, town of Clinton. 81 600
i-4caere lot on Sullivan street. in
town of laurens, $337 so, cash.
II IL acres on Beaverdam creek 10
mile from Lanford, wheat and corn mil
IN perfect order, survey made for varn
mill, bargain at 81 500. S"'''
If you have any property YOU wish q,
sell 1 viii be glad to handle it for wo,,
III you mean business, list il with me
}. N. LEAK,
REAL ESTATE DEALER
Graycourt, S. C,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-03-07
TO OWN THEIR OWN HOMES.
Anderson Cotton Mills Offers Building
Lots to Operatives Exclusively.

Anderson, March 6. The Anderson
Cotton Mills owns tract of about 20
acres of land near the West End Metho-
dist Church. The tract is being divided
into building lots and will be sold ex-
clusively to the employees of the COM
pany.
A great many of the operatives of
the Anderson Mills have been with the
company for years, and considerable
number of them have saved money. AL
ready some of them have bought lots
near the mill and own their own homes.
Naturally those who own their homes
make the best of help, and the most
desirable citizens.
The officials of the company have
recognized this fact, and have decided
to encourage those of the operatives
who want to own their own homes to
do So The lots will be sold at reasona-
BILE rates, and will be sold to employees
of the mill. The man who has saved
enough money to buy lot can borrow
enough money to build house, and the
money that he would otherwise have to
pay for rent would go toward paying
for his home.
The opportunity to own their own
homes will encourage thrift and econ
omy on the part of the operatives, and
will..at the same time make them per-
manent citizens, and in that respect
better citizens and more desirable as
employees. Many of the cotton mills
suffer from the lroving class of help,
that is, those who will remain only fol
short time at any one place. The
mills in Anderson have comparatively
little of this class of help and the ac-
tion of the Anderson Mills will tend
to still further decrease it.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-03-07
Serious Loss to a Worthy Negro.

Marshall Allen, worthy negro living
on Mr.. G. A Fuller's plantation, sus-
tanned a serious loss Tuesday morning,
when his stables and barn, containing a
good mule, wagon, corn, hay, fodder,
etc, were destroyed by fire, which is
believed to have been the work of an
incendiary.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-03-07
Opera House, Saturday, March 10.

Manager Babb has secured for Satur-
day, March 10, the Fremont Company,
who will present the four-act comedy
drama, by Tom Fitch, entitled, "Reap-
ing the Harvest. The company is a
well-balanced one, and during the per-
formance introduce number of clever
specialties. The Dig feature is the
appearance of the lion Bohemian, who
is used during the action of the bill.
Prices 25, 35 and so cents.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-03-07

The term of the old State Board of
Control expired the first of February,
but as the commissions Of the new
Board had not been issued by the Gov
ernor who was absent from the State
during the entire week the new manage
ment did not take immediate charge.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-03-07
The Final Lyceum Attraction.

The last number of the series of the
Lyceum attractions, given under the
of the Laurens Mills Com
pany, will be the appearance of the
Southern Trio in songs of the South,
and Mart King, humorist and story
teller, at the mill auditorium, Friday
evening, March 16.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-03-07

If you are troubled with chronic
cough or only slight cough, take
Boyd's Cough Mixture; the only cough
esa an be eeG had at tsaT soyda
S. c., at present later, at all drug
stores. 3l-tf.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-03-07

Be sure to see the line of art squares
and rugs that we are now showing. :
They are made of the best quality of
material and consist of beautiful line
in the latest designs and colors.
S. M. & p. H. Wilkes e. Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-03-07

Our Mr.. S. M. Wilkes has just re-
turned from the Northern markets,
where he succeeded in buying line of
house-furnishing-goods for our spring
and summer trade that will make it to
your interest to see our line before you
buy.
S. M. e. e. H. Wilkes e. Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-03-07

We have just received shipment of
mating, consisting of beautiful pat
terms in Chinese and Japanese at prices
that will make it to your interest to see
our line before you buy.
S. M, & E. H. Wilkes & Co.
We will give correct shape and cor
rect price of Shoe.
Copeland
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-03-07
AT THE CONSULTATION.

AT THE CONSULTATION.
First Doctor: Then we decide, not to
operate,
Second Doctor: Yes. What do you
think we ought to charge him for de-
ciding not to operate. Judge.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-03-07

Slippers, Oxfords, etc. We wish to
call the Ladies' attention to this line.
Up.to-date dress requires a nice, neat,
well-fitting shoe-OXford or Slipper
and we know we can please you. Davis,
Roper e. Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-03-07

Mr.. j. w. Nash of Spartanburg, who
was appointed one of the jamestown
Exposition Commissioners, for this
State, has resigned the Commission.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1906-03-07

Col. j. Q. Marshall State Senator,
has entered the race for Mayor of CO.
lumbia against Mayor Gibbes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-23
UNDER WHICH KING?
a Test Of the Government i'm
This Republic
nv pr wAsmN aroN aLAnprN.

MODERATOR oF TttE eoNaREaArtoNAL CHURCH
moving country considerably
Missouri
system quite frequently. opinion
and In The folosna which federal
conclusions
be wostet
that the people opnon
that
that the system" has been
ouEh he punished. but they
VIII und ef defeating the Justice
Its hrewd lawyers vii eatanglc tho chaea
ties and viii be
witnesses and Jurors ard decision
standard ou hEKer the
they won't be punished they'll
This Is tire universal opluien there
hopeful view but the vhes h think very
orinian %
Theirs the slightest Doubt
the combination believe
ne
stand eieart this impression
impossible the
bottom
The dsurhtnE she aPpsrng faes r. that people
% the United drsrans
government
hacks the these obey the The
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estate particularly described - ID
lows. to-wft Tot Seven "a 4
Block one Hundred and Seven gifs.
A A. Deuny's broadway Addi,toa =
Seattle. king County. washinrief
IT ~ ORDERED. That al pefssS
Interested in said estate APPEAR "
fore this Court az its Court Rosn
IN the city OF Seattle. King eaunis.
Washington. On the 18th day
February. 1905. az the hour q ~
o'clock A. ~. Of said day and -
and there show cause Why BE ~
prayer 81 said petition should -
be granted and the real prolffu
above described mortgaged 70 secas
a loan 10 said estate Of Five lbs
sand n0liaru (s5oeal, or such lssse
amount as the Court nHy deesn r,ss.
and proper Mherewith 20 p&y Y
current interest on mertrsge
eumbmurcs against property q ~
estate. :,
f'ur al further particulars o. =
petition reference is hereby mae
TO the petition now on fiie herein
Done In open Court this lsth ny
Of January. A. n 1905
AURrHUR r. GRIFFIN
Judss
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A HOT GAME ALL AROUND

Marh Farney George squlrea. Ra
Ga ArEu~iio. Soisy Smith and Al
Sues. cook. left Nith aa elAborais
OUTFIT. 70 camp Tor a month some
~hers ia the Santa Lucia range
FarnrY said he didn't believe Il Saz
Eas1d thinH Cor a man % upset All
his SAYS Of Twins hen on a Ya1a-
tloa. 10 he piled Into q wagon q Hixs
gallon can Of ksfoarns Oh and
lAazn lamp. lie had been aecuH-
TONED Ia aittine up a. nights and
playing a little game 81 dfaN When
~ aiNpsiand
The crowd usat out 10 have .
montha tuu. and. judging By theft
appearance vbsn thsY returned.
they bad It all IN ieaa than twa
seeks wlth a large margin 10 spare
They brought nnfhluk bat the tWn
brnnrhoa. their ffying pan and the
barrels - their guns Al susY and
aaulrea came across The Salinas
river on hugaaz. and the feal u
The party awam the stream.
NolsY Saith explained. nufius
the nfat week they Wefe busy Eet.
ting tho camp comfortable Has
ting convinced Al aasy that A.
least plat ~ beans must ho r.
aarrei from the rummlasAry Tor uss
na chips. they eoi the koruarne lamp
fieKed up IN the front and resumed
rlYinrsd customs In camp sitilns
up Until after midnixht with the
cards and fhs snake medicine
one niEht a VERY interesting game
Was ia progress Marx Farmer held
hing futi aEnlna, saulfc@' flush.
ard Noisy Smith stayed IN Win =
fslhiMli atFalEht and ularid smile
There vha = i0ahle handful Il beans
On the top 81 an Oh can Al sasy
hal rune 20 sleep AZ the back % fhs
tent and vas ehuppinE wood Ia hss
arsama Just a. Ngisy Smith vas
about To- raise. An aueY HuranE az
wish a yeti and bounded out ~ the
tsnt. upsrstlng the oil ean aud twa
~ the players en rosie ArEnelh
looked up in anger And drew his r.
vulyur to take a shot nj the flseink
Chluaman. but changed his mind
when be cav the head Of a KrixKly
paaed through the rear flap n ths
.fsut The bear was Surveying The
ncene WITH evident nstoniahmeni
and safnc interest Arruslin'a anger
vas diverted iuwari the bear
All yaa hfsaka up such a pot
A. that" be cried rChfain's And
be biased away ~ the shaEKY head
There was a howl. = charge. and
rush ~ the players ont ~ the tent
They did not walt % aeiEe their
guns
The bear Knocked down a tent
pole a. one end and FafnoY carried
away the other a. be plunged out
.hnadiaaE The tent came down on
tho bear and enveiopcd him F0r
an Instant thnru wna a young earth
quake under the canvas Then Il
hsCama n volcanic disturbance Tb'
lamp exploded and set fire 10 the
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/ whoie mass. Tue pluE must have
been knor ked out Of The biE Oh psn
by the brmra vigorous antics Al
the nli vas nbiAk1 ga a minute. ana
teuta. blankets and bear were sn-
yelops9 In flame. Arsueilo. hnits
aHd Farmer hapPsnsd 10 have theif
rr0aivers ON them. and they stood
around and ADDED 70 the bears Ole
iootnfaft by plugging bullets Into
/ him Rqulrsa had no pistol. and
prndently got Wp into n tall tree
and yelled .'Flfn' Al hpeT has
crnwlad into a hollow los and KEPT
very stlll
Tho bear walled and yelled with
pain aud rage and rolled over Ia The
burning canvass II Was moi much
more than half a minute when ne
broke out Of the canvass with how
and ruhhsd hundly about. striking
I furiouaiy Al treeR and everything In
hia way. Pieces II the fsut elung
"a him. and he tore them Oft With
his riaNn aud teeth. and Henl hlaniug
1 fragments flyinE In every direction
I ills nhaEgr hair had become satuf-
afad 9TH oil and wan blazing sna
swapping nerriiy in patches. His
furY u4n homefhinK friEhtfuL and
Z MS general aspect decidedly de-
munias
a. first he dld not see any Of The
party. bot IN one 81 his mad whifis
he caught sight VI smith. who had
Z jaai fired At him The haar charged
on Smith. Nho tarmsd and ran like
dour. wlth the hlasins bear IN pnr-
salt. smith did not notice the difee-
/ tinn he took aniii. In half daHea
I jumps. be saw tho bank II the creek
before him. These vas 90 time -
turn. lie put al hia cnarEy In his
I legs Ani isapea as far into the
stream a. h~ could falling feet fore
most Nlfh a -fhuK The Hunt
mated boar followed wi,h = pro
I diEious Splash and distinct zlEzie
Then Nofsy smith dived under
waior. turned up stream and swan
silently hack to tho bank from which
hr had loaped The bear drifted
dowu stream and asam TO the op-
posi,s bank krwuelio and Farney
I % ittAfAFi nm NAhH kNffH IfNHtffHh
lie reached the other side and die.
Appeared. wailinE ahd moaning with
pain. and that vas the las, ancn OF
him
when Noisy Smith got back into
the light Of tho burning camp he
whispered 60 fhs other boys. SEQ
what hand had TO draw 20. AMI
exhibited his bohtaii straight.
which be had kept In his left hand
al the time The camp vas = total
wreck. even the wagon that stood
near the tent beinE burned beyond
hope Of further usefulness. Al suny
vas hauled out OF hls los hair dead
few relies we're gathered from III
ruins the hrOnchna were caught. and
the party tfampcd home. living en
route ON rabbits aud other small
game until they struck a ranch Al
the foot 81 tho range
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whom r.
offesu. where the foundations righteous ruer
thing ghs knd q Every
be made
believe their b iheeis VIII Be ubeefe
republic public n pbiis onoR
II 4 n public opinion
obey
And responsible creation
opinion condition
o believe Il ana
that the existence nesnnlstie
executives do deal q sober thinking WY
possibility enforcing
colossal ondcs7 because
tlmi1y weakness governments
TO teal
The successful prosecution Of the suits pending
be
this
than victory
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special Correspondent Of The Star
NEW YORK. Jan. % II Or. Jas
W simpson. dentist with offices
In the afirtueraiic Fifib ~. Hecii"h
IL found guilty ~ fhe murder ui
hin aged and wealthy fathef-ln
Law. che at viii be recorded n one
81 the most rnnninEif PLANNED
crimes ever ehrouicied.
A c0fn0ner'a jury IN the tiilis
hamlet OF Nufthpari. l. T.. tbs
home 81 the heruaesi dentist. bis
wife. her mother. and the scene OF
the kllling 81 Bentley ] HorneF
has declared that nr Simpson Dc
mbaratrly murdered the old mat
BY ahuotinR him with double
bafraied shotgun. both charge
taking effect IN bis abdomen.
pr aimpson eiinEa 10 bis niof3
thar he was IN the at Of cleaning
the gun when u Vas accidentally
DISCHARGED
Trouble had been brewing BE-
tween the dentist and hla father
ia iaw over money matters Just
few days before the shooting
iiorner had threatened 70 cut br
simpson or IN hts VIII A viii
made siH weeks ago II said 10 be
missing
Simpson saved Horner'a daughter
from drowning during the Calves.
ton fload Later the tao Were we'd
The Simpsons came 10 Sew York
and were soon followed BY Mr. and
Mrs. Hornef. The latter bought the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-23

There's no mGfa
ussFksI Private %
IN fesa 1 troubis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-23

iAHg island hume aud Abe Simpsons
lived with them
Recently Homer complained Of
DE simpsons fast life. bis drink
lag clgarrt smoking aud f0udnosa
Tor The race tracks DO attempted
tn separate bic daughter from The
dentist Simpson said little.
On The HiEhf 81 the tragedy the
dentist told the family that be- would
demOualfata To- tbom the manual n
arms lie got down bis shotgun
nnd paraded W and down The room.
going fhfaua various manenyern
Suddenly be went t8 hla room and
returned siill carrying the gun II
" al eyed b. the prosecution that
he had loaded the weapono
ile then announced that he would
clean the gun he laid Il IN hia
lap. The barrel pointing directly a.
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Homer Suddenly there xaaan a.
plosioh and Homer fell With 4 49,
wound.
when Df Simpson was afsss,.a
he cooliy declared That The gbesflas
was accidental and that DO haa ~
reason 20 murder Homer
Mrs simpson after 4 aeIgBfa vi,l
nervous Dfoairaii0n. sent uora -
her husband thai she ala usi beIievs
that " bad Intentionally she, bes
tathss and she s8aid stand byJAlm
IN the invesfiFafign now being waes
she had made no attempt 10 aeegsa
him
simpson admits that he taa,
Gently suffered heavy LOSSES On an.
New Orleans races. In rambling "a
Ia speculation liprufr Irn ab,,,s
quarter II n million dollars wo,,t
~ properly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-23

IL THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
FOR KING COUNTY IN PRO
HATH.
IN The matter 81 the ESTATE Of Frank
". Hubhel. Deceased
No t62t@ order 70 SHOW Cause ON
Petition 90 Mortgage.
Helen Moore Huhhcll. 49, Admins
tratffx Of the estate az Prank n.
uuhboll. deceased. having hereto
fore filed herein her duly verified
petition praying for am order 81 this
Court authorizing and directing her
70 borrow the sum az Five Thousand
Dollars ettoeel. or such sum as the
Court may deem necessary and
proper. wherewith 90 pay the cur
rent interest on membranes on
property Of the estate. and 60 mort
gage 90 the lender of such money
that certain real property % said
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a woRn FRoN JOSH WISE
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WAS TT AN ACCIDENT
OR CUNNING MURDER?

coRoNHa'g JURY pFciAPH 9
ACT 90 Or. JAMES W. BiMP
SON DELIBERATE MURDER
TRAGEDY rHE sEouEt TO
HURolc RESCUE AND no.
mANTic MARRIAGE DURING
GALVESTON FLOOD
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Wili make no attempt 10 Hanlsh
Thomas W Iauson. hs eapiashs
that he wruts Roc krfaiirr two Nrrha
zEa. asking him 20 be kini 90 lac
Eun.
WASHINGTON. Ian. q Several
well knewn poitflelAns have deelded
20 ask The hewHRzptfa ~ the runu
Try 20 b. kind "a the Unltei States
Hrnafn
RICHMOND. Va. Ian = One al
Thomas y Ryanu old ffi-nds hha
written 70 him asking him 30 al.
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