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The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-01
Wagon Yard Changes Hands.

M. C. Canada has s.,ld his wag- on yard on Oak and Chestnut streets to John Hartley and J. G. Canada, the consideration being S2ooo. The property also includes d residence. J. H. Hiett will con tinue to manage the yard.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-01
Lost Arm in Gin,

While cleaning out notes from h gin stand at the Witcher gin, tour miles south of Vilonia, Jesse Wilson's arm was caught in the 6aws d terribly mangled. Dr.
 S. s. Brown of this city was called end amputated the arm just above fhe elbow, and the unfortunate 4nan is reported doing nicely.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-01
Residence Property Sold.

D. Stewart has sold his new res idence on College avenue 10 M. E. Murphy of Fl Paso for a considera- ton of $I4oo. the deal being made through the Hartley Mills Go. MT. Murphy will move here and open a meat market. MT. Stewart is mak- ing prepar ations to build ill the Da- vies & Garvin annex.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-01
Baptist Ladies' Aid.

The Baptist ladies aid society flll serve oysters and lunch in
 drs. J. w. Underhill's new build
 pg, next door to Conway Printing <o., next Tuesday from II a. m. p 10 p. m.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-01
Road Oyerse-r Appolnred.

County Judge w. $ Wilson on Tues lay appointed J. B. Van Horn as over ger ot load district No. , tc nl vacancy caused by the remoV- al from the district of J. K. Myers
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-01
Sold Farm Property.

Joseph (. Brown has sold So acres in I3-5-I3. six miles southeast of Conway, to w. H. Hunt, for a consideration ot $500.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-01
W. MOORE KILLED BY NEGROES
Sequel to Row in Morrilton Wine
 Saloon.
Attempt to Arrest Negroes Followed by Fuslllsde, in Which White Man was
 Killed and Another Injured.

Morrilton, Oct. 29 As sequel to l>turbance in Coma's wine saloon in this city Saturday night between Bill Jones, a constable of Conway county, and Jim Alexan- der. negro, Will Monre. white farmer. is dead and Joe Jones. nephew of Constable Jones, is sui fering from being peppered with bird shot Four negroes, William Alexander, Jim Alexander, Jim Palmer and Marcus Fisher were arrested charged with being inn plica,ed in the shooting.
 All of the parties involved, both black and white, live across the river. They were drinking at the wine saloon when Jim Alexander and Constable Jones became in volved m an aliercation, but no blows were struck.
 Jones swore out a warrant against the Alexanders and with his nephew. Joe Jones, Will Moore and few others as posse, pro. ceeded to the house of the Alexdn ders to serve the war, ants. The negroes were found, 1t is alleged in front of the house of the Alexan- derS. A fu>illade was fired from behind a tree by the negroes. Will Moore was shot either by revol- yer or a rife ball, which entered the abdomen. He ran short d,s- tance and then fell, dying almost immediately. Joe Jones was wounded, but not seriously, in the foot and leg by bird shot Each side claims that the other began the firing.
 The posse retired. their shots having taken no effect. The news ot the affrav soon reached this town and Sheriff B. G. White and his deputies starred for the scene inn mediately. The second posse cap tured the four negroes whose names are given above. They were brought here and for fear ot possible violence Sheriff White de- cided to take his prisoners to Little Rock tor safe keeping He landed them safely in the Pulaski county jail Sunday morning.
 Will Moore was a successful farmer, we'll known in the county and brother of J R B. Moore, of Clarendon. He was a widower with one child.
 Morrllton is prohibition town as far as whisky Is concerned, but the sale of native wine is permitted by a majority vote.
 wreak Vengeance on Joint.
 Tuesdays Morrilton Democrat says: Last night about midnight some one or ones. and evidences are that there were at least three persons. went 10 COmas' wine sa
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-01

]. w. Firestone is visiting his daughter at Argenta.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-01
WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.

Up to Tuesday night Conway merchants have bought cotton as tu,lows:
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-01

Gross out or scratch of the names of all per sons except those for whom you wish to vote.)
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-01
Wreak Vengeance on Joint.

Tuesdays Morrilton Democrat says: Last night about midnight some one or ones, and evidences are that there were at least three persons, went 10 Comas' wine sa- loon and smashed in the front, breaking all the glass as we'll as the window frames. They also left a notice on Kleinsmidth's door no ,fying him that he would be the next one visited, and signed it Good Citizens. It was an un lawful act. and we are sure tha, this method of trying to rid our city of these evils will not be up held by our best citizens.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-01

Price of middling yesterday; o.6oc; same date last year, IoEc.
 Number of bales received during week ending Tuesday, 1880.
 Number received same week last year, 1885.
 Numner shipped during week ending Tuesday night, I53o.
 Total number of bales shipped since Sept. I, 4e67; number to same date last year, 3S37o
 Price of cotton seed yesterday, SII.oo per ton.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-01
COLORED SCHOOL.
SPLENDID CONCERT GIVEN

Q. o. FLORENCE, Supt.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-21

500 teez ln Castle TwTr aar--u..rtl
Wa -r- i-re- g. --r- re a-nle
80 aa-E - 'i.- e-.,r $3.50 + - "a
Wa % te-le4 ard 90 r-lle o. 4lto
lr-rf --- Hrc e-r-.r rr--r -A AL
To- tE1r Wise provision Web rad made
ElE SEX O. kEcW Lle wor-l ere be I'D
FeLt-fe- - rerl--ce u
t1Ar v.irt re- RAD r-re----erv L-f-
feTe-f from t-1t wrlc- Be rl4 heard
80 srlE s---- - - $500 - -
r4Ee-lrE wolves wro furEe1 for tre-
1.eyc11 tie feerrf-i t9l1s - Bs1-lie1-
llsre w-a rrle-ff il Co. cc-rt-els. ard
lEEr srd ell ard sarroE 1lE ~ere there
net rirt1ts - 2tn1e, rou1s-- positive
ri-cueL w1ich did rcr shrink from
tire ro1En blasts ~ the wcrka1ay
W1Tl1 EpN re-or-rrs ~ cc- rr4Et az
..--' ~. s.- 1000 Ntlcn
aot.ot 8erF -e-s1 N-a q Eood Era-. bot
boz sras he bitter than IRIS kindly
kEiE1t- We lived "a staple p llfe
ssl1 as iofty ard lr1exltie al iseaI q
~haiever cane % hlE had g do1 IN
tat q TIE ether. Aiieyre cc1l1 net feet
tEat Re U-s lowering his aims la lie
p ereeferte fo- seTe. hcDrH day he
stree a. che tir-vart g Q1ziify hiss
sFi, - - uprtcy squire % - worthy
= knight T0u-R. s1rrte. are active.
49, a. 80 fs-t ene.rFles from years
la7T f,efpre ke coll6 z-arSEe RS horse
&cG MS Ee4Fc- vel s-rurt - earn
- arr-DFt-e 80 frorr critical rer-at-
@rre. - - hrit his own aEslrst Ter
iake ar1 Fe-d lis fe.loE-aQElrts-
E1t were there - other ~~~rffr~a-
r.crF wrsrh Fwared Fln f~or- fNe
c.c,tetera toward fhe wcrlc> Fgfre. SaV
after day fcr az furr after S~ores
sd Tor a. tour before veererr fa
-oDric htrr sfif ir rfnFe cornrrl "a Ion Efft
rrrtf rca.cs-t. AT ro1nE. at fair ar4
al the~efcre toDhiv Harrrrc1s fr0rr
re r1cy Esef sf4r5 ~rscirf Yet ~ found
- - - fhfiT presence ~ mas conscious
- = cDf~k FFf-riafhv a pleasant ease. a
r~&cv reannnFe "a AIS tat vrne r~-rrs
xaofff enf hesf a. hf-rxeff WITH Ff;Sf
- seal With = vaTer an6 new-fsunt
1nt - So TAHv trazSe r,orir~ vas
- f3fr r1r1l - hsufie A. cf6er arf
srore Wrrie-vfne psar rafgff ksve 49,
rnxxitf ~ ter varVtrR rno6fa re- SCI
On oFe7Ddtrss fer rtG1rk reeer.sr~e.,f
- All eorstfzirfa arf aufhosstv r,a4 =
st2t.turf tEfffeet hfr. WnF thee rrsare
- ~ rfr rtftFF TorFersre o. frraefra /.
tkr.r- she rrcalf ~ ftsnrrh A. VIA 49,
subtle arftre rofnd t@arfng her furn fcf-
t,cN - s.tes.ts sr6 eyen ker fearter toll
~ DertrC hF~ o. go oft,er kers
were fhere 6aN naffersee r,4efes .rift
1~orr fofi snH gfratn q rnerscrw "a
k-nxte fact c0gla ~ ANY Hrfrirw -
Fef 81 her Mind Alferre rntgff fzfI
her % the stories % oi< goa sa1
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-21

A.r-e hlrt done -re no srarh. Ir ls
ere ~-o have erred
Aa.a e-- .r4r- am DOB
wicked woman Blr o. 81 lad enough
ta-- ore s-.--- f-ls-ee I.-- ] vl-l zee
t-4t t.er0 IS rot . second one
--.,- - .a---e-l ne
--- ! know not what"
A-1 - are 1e who tauEht - -
tfe-E TIE rrliR she cried Nov
-aEe So ken IL. AID Set cannot please
Ea-- l-le t~.l- E-c as. and brain
x SHAH cali Eer.r
Slra VAS . sample q the sudden
l---f-.r-a IS nlcG E1rrel the peace %
Irat -ltl.e class AID Ne- there were
y -rLcer q N4a not TIE lazy Nude
Nro vas gzlllns sway AID Influence
ctfr hin ~ ere Were changing -
VS. le IN AIN Pc str1re and reasoned
Urn Ei-usFlf a. % the madness 90 let
t-nz hie sntrd rest upon ST. &lEci 3
taust .ter- slronEer than reason. sgro- x
an ail mat Uixht hold hlrn back WAS
tt-t e-4 cl1 ttTanr who Will brook 10
change which had cone upor Hin. When
q few sudden chance words snowe1 -
az ~ had and clear. ike lightning IN
TIE 1arAc-eEL
lie hzf rffEer over % Poole. oae
,sc'rfrr t,er cay. with hls fellow squire.
staves from Wat SwafhiirE. TIE Dor
setfnlre arEcrer. Peter was a hard.
My hrovrr-faret country bred lad.
Wro looked On TIE coming WaF "a TIRE
- hoci boy looks on his holiday This
cay. however. te had been sorrhre and
mute. VITA scarce q word . rcAe 20 be-
strW urr~ ~ ~~sv~r-fe
Tel re Aiieyne Eeric~on.~ ne broke
OF Eudceriy. has 40 not seemed 90 VOC
net - late the Lady Nau1e e naler
Att more silent tknn ~ her WORT
~ may be 50" the other answered
shortly
~trf would rather slf Sfstrstf ~ re-
or.fi frar ri1e Ra~iv 20 re chase a. -
% Neffinke. tfievne. ~ g. this lean
.nr Wri~h Won have tauRFf her that
80 take1 All the iife aud sap from
.-!fe- iaev-rnother has ~ ordered st.
~f,v oar r.aHvf And srfsScpte, rt-~e-
rf'ect oucfh Terieke. ~ g. ~ nv rnint
rer ladv-rnosher - r,ere fsfef -
,~e1 cezsnsfy - q afo~rfnr than ~
neEe fSe ns,brfnRfuR Of fhfs tender so
-. iS-wbite vnst6 Hark - laH
A1eFnn. - Wfaf r never told s-an ~
Wprnen YET love TIE fair rafv ESauds
$40 woEf give tfe faat fr0g. 80 nv
trerfN btcnf - eeFve her re nrieke
iii q RaENtrN voice. and Ma fars
nnttf1 crfn1foH 81 The moonlight
Anfyne ssfd nofhirR buf ffs Nea~-
kse,ned % turn 60 = lump Of See "a his
NY fsfhsr has broas serea.- IN.
othsr coatinDet. ~srcm Fassh2n Greek
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-21

heavy sword which hune at his sad
net. Ford the heavy ash spear with
sN ALLOW tail pennon. while Alleyns
Ssisls en'' rsseo @sh enS emoisa a
paifrey at her lords bridle-srm. Tor
she would see him as FAR as the edge
90 tns forest 1nd ever and anon she
turned uer harCllned face up wistfuliy
70 MIN 0nd ran a qucstionlug eye over
has apparel and appointments.
I trust that there Is nothing forgot"
on he~ f.-,ts~ IN" ms 10 1i.el ne 70 roe
ses' t.dflsson Hoscn. shirts. cyclas.
Ssnd ynder-jppo1s are. in the brown
HIS wine ne takes hot when the nights
- S o.9. Ha1LNoise or vernage. with
thVmo-nail See that he hath a change
u he comes back hot from the tiltin-.
old scars acne al the turn OF me
weaIher the purse have already
lady. ''There are in It n sws6,9 ,s Sss
marks. one noble. three shiilinss ana
tourpcnce. which is a great treasure
20 bear in mind. Edricson. thSt -
hath two pair Of shoes those ~ -
leather for common use. and the Others
with Eolden tcechains. which be nav
wear should ho chance 10 drink rriae
with the Prince or with Chandos.-
Ny sweet bird said Sir Nigel. I
now az the fringe u the forest and
q IS not right that should take the
chateiaiac too FAR from her trust
But, Oh. my dear lord she cried
with YOU Tor one furionE further-or
sne and a halt. perhaps You may
that you viii Journey alone
Come then. my hearts comfort he
1f-sWered But must crave a gage
and hath been. since I have first known
NEE 70 proclaim by herald IN such
may chance 10 visit. that my iady-love
oeinS beyond compare the faircst and
deem X great honor and kindly conde-
tAslon u any cavalier would run
tnrce courses against me with shar-
pence lancts. should he chance 20 have
lady whose claim he was willing
~ 1Fance- pray you then. my FAIR
one OF those dce-skin gloves. that I
nay wear u as The badge % her NJ hose
servant shall ever be-"
s,. -Alsek asd alas for she fa.ress and
I would fain be for your dear sake. my
: or ol' old l an and ugly. and the
lance "a rest in such a cause
Edricson." Guoth Sir Nigel. you
,e. Se-nE eyss. ard nine are some
- ns see Enise, SHOULD ll YOU ehanes
1 St'- lo. e. arch his brows. or purse
| n-> eltn- or IN any way show sur
/ Irise that / should uphold TIE Lady
Nary. YOU Viii take particular note
60 his name his coat-arruor. aud nis
/ locginE- NoCr love, my lies desire"
| The Lady Mary T.orirr Siirrea her
/ NAru from her yellow leather gauntlet.
/ and hc liftuE u with DAINTY rerar-
| cap.
II IS with mine Other guardian
/ Ah-e.s ouoth De. Pointing az the
| s--ll medals which hung beside ia.
/ ana now. my dearest vuu have come
/ flr enough. Nav the Vf~ri- r-t7-s --d
I prosper thee one kiss hc bent down
/ from his saddle. and then striking
/ rl-rs into his horses sides Pc Eallopsd
/ az TOP speed after fis men with his
] three scutrcs az his heels Haff "a mile
/ ilrt1er. where the road topped a ntll
I ther looked back. ana thc LADY, Mary
I on her white palfrey. was rtlli where
I thev had left Der. A moment larcr they
I were on the downward slope and she
/ had vanished from thclr view
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-21

nerves. % Ellta-t deeds and lofty aims.
~ Pc -iEht belle forth GQoa moon and
t-c hidden secrets % THE universe. and
- wc1lt eafe a rapt listener with
souls rCVclt after him the very words
81 ffrh had fallen f-on his lips. But
when . came % alnavcst ard aStroi-
1tlc. TIRE counting GO nrl-es and rec k
n-lrC % cCfrvcics- away would 50 her
thoughts 10 horse and hound and Va
tfe tclcher that he Rad lost his hold
rrrr- h.s scholar Tier ~ Nr7 IN. 70
SINS cut the Ga ,ronance-oock from
srceTs,.1 a1t Sola letters upon a N-r..
T-e Ero-rd O. enrcc be- waywSrd
1int aacS q the paths 90 iear1lag.
-0pn hc-. she wculi break fnfo pert
urss and rebel openly az 80 Aley0e 81
-e-tfr frn1cSS Yet would jog
c-letlV on with his tea -Es. takir =
-n heed % hcr uCti-y. Il-il Suddenly
she v-or'1 te conquered ~ rs patisncc.
f-e-s tines sr-r-r ser tha- fe~ .sr,lt de-
-~altrl 70 chE-ref. however. that or
ene e these r1s-rinrs when the evil
-'ccd VS. u7ea Re-. Aratha- the you1e
-lre-7Vc--a-- q Ski-E q please he~ mis-
t-css BEGAN also g toss her head and
1aSc t1-t re'o.aeer 20 re teaelhe-'s
Mause Rae tn--ed urcn hc- two bIaz-
.nE eyes sae a Ease Whieh was blaaehoe
~Tcu .v0ula dare sasd she You
excuse hc-scif But nv fair ilfv.
zce STAN -c-et. what have 7 tC-eT I
have sali 70 more than I heard
y 0- would dare repeated THE infy
In oki-C vcice. You. Erlcei rs
baggage. a foolish iack-braia. with ~
frr-Err above the h@u-i-r CO shifts
Ara De 50 kindly and he-tv ana long
s-re-~- You wculG-ha. yCu nay
vel Zee the room
SIC Rad s-cken with a rising voice
ard "a ClaErirE and cUE-irC Cf her Ions
r rire r. Scrs - t01r = Vas no -1-ve.
rrn- ere TIRE Ereerr was over the
skirts % AE1tHl were WniskfuE round
IRE ~ nrr "a the click GO he- Sohs 70 r.
cCr-ltr--
AI.r~-e st--ei c-e--r-ef N fffs
tlr-ces who tat sT-r-c 50 suddenly a.
BIS rescue There Is TO NEED Tor s-r-t
anger. he sad mildly. The maid
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-21

inpatient stamp 30 thel- chargers. or
--- f--.-t - c--i-lfran --- .lst tee +
4 spears length ln front % them SAT
t.e spare and l.I-- ..wbel r-lre ~
his Eerce, deep il1et face ira uc- "a
steel and the six ELllol. marked with
TIE ave SCARLET roses. s--lt4-E over
his broad rlsL1 shoulder.
The young squire was leaning for
VIC s-2ins q TIE stiTrl4s --4 martial
scene. Wle- re heard short quick
gasp az 1ls shoulder. and thc-e was
re Lacy M1--e WIKI ner hand T. -ef
heart. lean-ag 90 agailsf The uall.
slender and fa4r. axe q hair pluclcc1
lll- hsr i-re Nas turned away from
intake q her breath. that she was
wee plng bitterly
ALAS, alas De- cried. all unnerved
- the slglt Why is 81 that you ars
1T IS the sight ~ these brave men
she answered -ald 20 think how MAS
% them 80 AID how few are Ike g.
md thelr way back have seen 90
before. when I was little maid 10
the year o. the Princes great battle
! remember then how they mustered
In the bailey even as they do now
and ny LADY mother holding me 81
her arms az this very window that
ralS1t see TIE SHOW"
~PieaEe Cod. you will see them All
back ere another year Be out said ne
she shook her head looking round
bot bate myself Tor being a woman
she cried. with stamp of her little
foot what can ! do that - gOcd 2
Here 7 must bsde and talk and scW
and spin. and spin and sew and talk
Ever the same d1li round. with nothing
az the end % g. And now you are
going. too. VINO could carry my
thoughtR out % these gray walls ard
raise my mind above tapestry and
distans What can ] dos ] am OF ~
more use or value than that broken
DcW-8t1Fe.
syou are az such value 90 me be
cried ~ whfrl ~ hot passionate
words that AT else has became
raurhf You are my heart. nv life
nv one ara onfv thought on Nauce
cannot I've without you, cannot
leave v6u without word - lose AZ
~ changed 90 me since J have knor =
YOU am poor and iowlY ana AZ
an WORTHY huf ~ great love nay wStfrn
dowr euch defects. fhcn mine may 90
So Give rle but ore word 81 hope 70
take 30 the wars ~ffh me. h1t one
A. Won sfrirk YOU ehndoerf My Vic
pwovfs have frfgtfened you"
Twire she onene6 her lips. and twice
no s0nr1 came FROM them. ~ last
she snake ~ = hard and measured voice.
A. one whe 6arS not trust herself 90
'-rsis 10 70 oSsr-ssassn.- .hs ssls. II Is
rot 40 long since The woric va.
| nothing C yon- You have changed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-21

sure am i that SiT Nissl would De
oiithe AZ seon a match -,
bot how khe lady asked Alieyne.
Al. lad, there lies my trouble. II is
a toss "a the head anu "A GrOop OF the
l-iud I oid but ask her 4cster-nlgnt
cor her grecn veil thai I might Uest
nein. buk sac uaSnc1 oGI az me that
sue Kept ~ Tor better uiAu. and then
al Ia breath asked paraSn tor ,nst
would not lake back tllc words eltAcr.
nor would Sne Sr&nt the NeiL has
q steme1 70 knee. -Nt4cs nt. tnAt sne
Nay. I cannot say" said Aueyne.
Win a valid thr06 - suGu0. n0ge al
i have thought 50. assa ye; I can
not name the man. Indeed. save my
Self. and Walter Ford. and you. WHO
ere hair a CLERK and Father Christie
phcr of the fricr1. and Bertrand the
r1Ec. who is there whom she sees
cannot tell" Quoth Alleyne shortly.
and the Two scllrcs rode OF a gain.
each intent upon his own thou,hts
Next day az morning lessoa the
teacher observed that his pupil was
indeed looking pale ard faced with
Ist-CSS eyes and weary manner he
was heavy-heartcd 20 note the change
in Der.
Your mistress. ? fear. IS ~. Aratha.~
~ S1-l 10 tre tl-c-Vgo-11r. when the
Lady Naude had sought her chamber.
The maid locker 1siant az him vita
laughing eyes 1t Is not an Illness
that Kills Guoih she.
Fray God not ne cried But tell
me, As2the. whst IS it that ais herr
Ne thinks thlt ] could lay nv land
afo1 Srot htr who - s-nitten with thc
same trouble" said she. with the same
si-rlcnS look -CarSt not give q name
70 u. 0-l thou 50 skilled ia lccchcraft-
So. save that she seems aweary.'
~ tll. cEtnt-k You that u IS but
-hree c2ys ere you viii be gone. and
-e s-n - as e344 - The
In sooth YES. Re answered Z
bad toysoi thaS she IS about 20 lose
Her father cried the tire woman.
Wttl C. ltle trll % laughter ron.
SIMPLE. staple And she vas 81 down
the passage -kc arrow from bow. 81 bile
A.Ier1e stood c1EinE after lc-. be-
tVviNt hope and doubt. scarce daring
seeuet 20 iu.ss.te-i.e Ter vori ,..'-''s ''- D
CHAPTER y
- Lakes Day had ceme aal hat
1nl y was On re sesnn -
sa-ieIei iEe brzzea h1sies from EceF
ard from gateway. ana merry was
f-e rattle % TIE w---lr-n. as the r- er
to-vles % hSLt then. for rae mo-u
Nai rot yet broken. AIcyrc. from thc
M-r-w ~ t-c @--ory. loeket down
81 tre strange ErEre--ne ctrr.ts %
rtlow fickerinr liEht the lines ~
sierra ard bearded -lces. Jhe qulck
s.iD,1er - a-rTs. - re lean leads
men. Ten teep. Win a fringe % under
cfacc-s. who paced hltacr and thlther,
i.a.-- t-c RI = vito cart pre-
rtrt ~ sharp Tchrke- Behind were
ere lttie clumD CO steel-ciad horse
rr-. frti- lluces raised. WITH Ions
-ers.is l~oo7 rE Gown re oakcn shaf,s
-l.rlt have beer uetal-sheethed stat
-ts "ere x nos Ter he oSe-sicaai quick
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-21

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t4-1 20 tle road ere sir Nircl I.o-Inc
|.-e n-t fr0-- the gateway. mounted
.rr fl e-s. lls great BLACK W.
-r- 'reer whose Uurle~cu~ football
tre wooden d-awhr.dEe echoed
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-29
Dayton Coming Strong.

please send 200 more tickets. We
are coming down in a bunch to get
that bat" was the telegram received
from James Edwards, manager of the
Dayton ball team, by Horace Mcken-
zie of the Schwabacher team today,
conveying the intelligence that nearly
the whole of Dayton will migrate to
Walla Walla on July 4. The Schwa-
bachers and the Dayton team will
cross bats at Ankeny field the after
moon of the Fourth, the proceeds go