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The Forrest City times., 1906-05-25

Miss Lula Ferguson came home "Wednesday from Franklin, Tenn. in response to information of the critical condition of her father, MT W. C. Ferguson.
 Secretary NJ. N. Gaines came over "Wednesday from Little Rock to look after his timber interests in the bot tom country. He was tull of cotton statistics.
 Mir Chas K Mathis left this morn ing 10 attend commencement exer- ciseS at his alma mater, the Univer- sity of Alabama He will be gone about a week.
 Ten papers and magazines for only s3. 5 is the biggest reading proposi- tiOn made by any publisher in the United States. See Our Big Offer" in another column.
 There were several fast footraces "Wednesday night. and Willie Mer- win holds the championship. The derby event will take place as soon as the weather will permit
 Mrs. T. H Fogg. of Jackson. Tenn, spent several days last week at the bedside of herniece, Mrs. H k. Clarke, in this city. returning home Sunday. She iS a sister of Mrs. Mason
 Of course we do not advocate the excessive Use of StimulantS. but if you wish something that really refresheS you without injury try our Old Yan. niSSee. T. C. Folbre. Jr. X Go.
 Are you looking for anything whiteE We are prepared to take care of you. Can it you up from head to foot with this seasons most fashion able fabrics The ]. W. Beck Co
 Appleton's First, Second and Third Readers, Harrington's spelling books, CornellS Primary Geography and other new and second hand school books just received at the Newsstand
 Miss Lizzie Cole. of Waynesville, North Carolina. who has been a popu- lar guest Of Mrs. W H Alley for two weeks, will go to Wynne tomorrow night 10 visit with Mrs George F.. Davis
 Wanted Every one who i, in need or dllNJthUg III the mouse furnishing line. to come in and see our complete stock of furniture. window shades. mating and linoieum Becker & Lewis.
 There will be no preaching at the Christian church next Lord bay, as the pastor vii be III attendance at the State Convention at RusSeIlyille Bible school at l0.00 a. n. All are invited
 Where can one derive more pleasure than 1t home with loved ones ora good book You can derive full benefit of these with your house well screened We can make yours so. Paslay X Johnson.
 The Times. as well as her legion of other friends, is glad to learn that Mrs. H k. Clarke has been gradually improving for several days, and though yet very ill, is in a fair way to soon be up MT " P Mason, her brother. who came from Hannibal, Missouri, to attend her bedside, re- turned to his business duties last Friday. Mrs. Chas. R. Tarver, her sister, of Helena, is still at her bed side, and MT. TsrVer is also here.
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-25

Go to Grady's Cost Sale. Don't forget Grady's Cost Sale.
 Ask vour grocer for White Crest.
 Lawn swings at Becker & Lewis
 Horse f1r >aie Apply to this office
 Go to Grady's where you can buy at cost,
 QallI and Wood Toothpicks. News stand
 Porrh Settees and Chairs at Becker & Lewis
 Pocket compass n good one Newsstand
 Mrs. Ed Berry. of Madison, is visit ing ill Texarkana
 LOST 5oo customers to buy goods at cost at Grady 5.
 CoIored Chalk, toy paints, erayons. etc. at Newsstand.
 Portier Curtains and Couch covers at Becker k Lewis
 Mr L. | Davenport went to Mem phis sunday morning.
 Try one of those Gin Fizzes. at r. C. F0bre. h.. K Cos
 Nis> Lucille Russell came home from school i1st night.
 Whi,t and euehre counters. loc q pair Il the Newsstand,
 MT Ghas II Sanders was in Mem phis Tuesday on business
 For Saie-5o.ooo Bunch Yam Pota- to Plants \ E. Ingram
 Wet. come onto Grady's, where you can buy everything at cost.
 Two hrst-clas, Bicycles for sale cheap al PaNIay K IohnSon's.
 Grady's Cost Sale still continues. Come and look the stock over.
 MT W H. Cook went to Memphis Tuesday morning on business. Notes drafts, receipts. blank book, and stationery at the Newsstand All Pure Linen Embroidered Hand aerchefs at The ! W Beck Cos. Sewing machines repaired. Leave orders at Times office. Shell Ezell. Panelled Screens 3. and , panels from $2. . up. Becker & Lewis. An kinds of swell drinks at the Magnolia bar. Courteous attention. | have several second hand show cases for sale cheap. !. T. Sanders. Crops are said to be looking fine. ana the weather k quite propitious. Second hand school books in good eohai itlon nay be had at the News stand
 Capt. T [ Nerwin was bushes, visitor 1al to Memphis Friday morning of NIT Bennie Lewis i, railing of a af afie z, raDoer-tired buggy and . s25 suit Ihe season for out door sports is now. now, Get a Croquet set at the News stand 75e up.
 ,s1e V alte Mobair, White Serge, White W 1iqsS G Tor Skirts and Suits at The ls,dt. |. costs you nothing to look the fsra5, over and get goods at cost at
 ahnissee iS our leader, but we
 many other brands of good
 'Ae9. Try Us T. C. Folbre, .Ir &
The Forrest City times., 1906-05-25

Fol ND=A new town to go ta. so am selling out Tt cost. Come fa sec sa me. 4 L. Grady. - 7es
 LOST \ brand new mourning um- 9Teiia, Lioeral reward for return to Mrs Alice | Beck. "
 Niss Claude DaVi, has accepted ! position as hello girl at the loca] ex. ehange, and Is giving good satisfac-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29
Corporation commission and Railway
Rates.

To the Voters of North Carolina
A game IS being played in the East
by a certain railroad attorney that is
%ruinOuS to the peoples interest. This
attorney is writing to railroad attOr-
ncys and their friends all owe the East
to be on the alert and see that their
delegates are Instructed to vote for Mr..
Mcneil for Corporation Commissioner
Why are the railroads.. through their
attorneys. at work for Mr.. Mcneil :?
The question needs no nSWer When
my two and One-half cent railroad fare
bill was before The Senate committee
composed of railroad lawyers, did not
the railroad attorneys argue to that
committee that it was the duty of tho
Corporation Commission to lessen rates
and not the Legislature? That the
Corporation Commission was created
by the Legislature for this
Did the vote in the House Of Repre-
sentatiVes of "a for and 81 against
show to the Corporation Commission
whether the people wanted it or not ?
What did the Corporation Commission
do? They disregarded the voice of the
people. spoken through thc House of
Representatives and did what the rail
road attorneys in the Senate wanted
them to do. They did nothing. The
people want some one who will do
something. The people think that an
infusion Of some new blood in that
Commission Will do good. Those that
are satisfied with three and ~One-quar-
ter cent rates and high freight rates
vote for the same old Commission.
Those that want lower fares and
freight rates vote for Jacob y. Long.
The present Commission. by their
action. say the dividends declared by
the owners of railroads are not too
great; therefore. passenger and freight
rates must be kept up. n accommo-
datOns kept down. and labor squeezed
and worked IS to 30 hours out of II.
That owners who water their stock
may get enormous dividends from
stock created out of ink and paper.
While all this is going on safety appli-
ances are neglected and bridges al
lowed to stand till they fail beneath
a load of screaming. dying. bleeding
passengers.
The system Of robbing the taxpayer
for the benefit Of the ~nOn-tax-payer
has indeed been reduced to a science.
How long since has it been that
members of our Corporation Commits
sion rode in a private car of the
Southern to investigate q wreck on
the AShcboro road. a branch Of the
Southern. dining With officers of the
road whose wreck they We're going to
investigate?
If a juror was on duty trying a case
for You. was to be invited by you to
dine and ride with You. and he ShOuld
do it. upon report of the fact to an
upright Judge. he would put both YOU
and the juror in jail. and ought to.
But it seems all right for our Corpora
ton Commission to do that same thing.
and the press and the public say but
little about it.
Year ago Chief Justice Pearson
made some remarks that We're peril
nent to this state of affairs: prisoner
feeds the watch dog. The watch dog
fondles upon the prisoner. There IS no
use in keeping the dog on watch lon
ger" rs y. C., page 358.
7. ]. LAUGHINGHOUSE.
GreenVille. N G.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29
\ DEMOCRAT OF DENoCE ATS

To the Editor: I am not in the
habit of writing to editors. but ! wish
to assure you hat [ enjoy reading
your paper very much. | am a Demo-
crat Of the old school, Nv first vote
was for Breckenridge. and when YOU
hear that my time is no more in this
world. you may say One more
* gone"
am today celebrating the fortv-
first anniversary of my release from
the Federal prison as a prisoner ~
war. and am enjoying it by taking 4
quiet rest
] G. DAVENPORT
H~ayesyille y. c., R. F. D. No
May Is, 1906.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29

Spencer. y. g. Ma
Of the Southern fsailar
this place were closed H.
the occasion being hi
for the employees in Sr
iShury. TODAY about 3.
people from tho two 70.
Winston Salem on So.
furnished free of chal.
Southern. The DAY
enjoyed. many sports &.
in.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29
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hani when ~" see q h"
drinking N the m"fH.#s
watch a lovely lily modulus
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on" hearts, anu make H#
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ana pass through tho open ia
the tomb INTO TIA" mo h"Nn## ID.
there he met by. and our H##
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29
OFFICERS EAPTI EI
But tile Owners Are Va
Out Of the "

Especial To News ami
Winston-SaIcm. y. e.. 3D.,
enue officers made - 3
county YESTERDAY desf'..
blockade WhiskeE r
plants The owners w"l.
the officers called. A
lowed the revenue ct'I|.
warning to the moon mir.
a gun six times.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29
Something About The Last of flf b..
mans Nathaniel Macon

To tho Editor -Nour r##'"E.
u illustriOus %~athaui-l #f
whom all North CtIoliniauH 500 .
proud. recalls an incident 90. t#"
neCted with his life thsi mas .
some interest to year reader.
grave is on his old 'Bueh
plantation in this county. 4aIa.
fathers old home. II i mas
pile of white nint rock tr.f#
of Il mans fist down 10 s#Ut
as a guinea's egg. and hj# 3H##.
We're that he should Toe u'aE".
certain rocky knoll selected
and his grave filled from t#
(Which he had made dgr.ua
to the top Of tho grave with IH'
flint rock, assigning as hi. r
no n would ever p.""
Another If .cis petBtlaFI.
he would lend Il ncighhnr ##
had. but If the boTrDHsr tH#
turn it when he said Der
Macon would never |.ut
same piece Of pToTrst#
would lend him auEthin-
Another incident Us Ta'.....
ON n occasion HhcH
SrcsS he instructed Bal.
his sheep i'm ii certain
keep them there unit.
Ills sheep commence 'N
Of his ncighborS. Hh0 ."m|."
vc there. tod his overa"..
the pasture, but tho oN'E.
me would not DO il. for .
Macon had told him ?"
that pasture until Do" r.'.
sheep ID nearly all de. "
Macon returned hc toll. '#.
he had done exactly rlg..
he had chlngcd Thorn n.
would have discharge .
he got home. Your. '
81
Warrcnton. ~. 9. Ma
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29
\ BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE.
Extracts from Il Memorial Day Al.
dress at W%aTrenton. Delivered
by Tasker Polk, ESQ

To the Editor.-I enclose herewith
some extracts from an address de-
liVefed by our popular and gifted
t~o"nsnan. Mr.. Tasker Polk. at Fair
view cemetery. on the 10th of Nav II
vas delivered under the shadow Of the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29

At one time Buddhism spread over
india and promised the conquest 81
Asia. Two hundred years after the
~Buidhjsts death a great king. Asoka
1,rt ont Si.00O missionaries aud the
doctrines ~ Gautama We're accepted a.
Ear east aS china anu Japan and "a far
south as Java. But The wave rercdcd
India returned to Hinduism. china To
CoufucianiSm ana Japan to Shiutoism
MOhammcdanism now outuumberS
buddhism on thc Gauges. The Rudd-
hists still hold Burma. Thibet and
Ce\lou. but even in these countries
there is evidence OF decline. HANDY
the capital city Of Ceylon has the dis
.finction IF guarding a sacred tooth.
thought By the ignorant 70 be Il or
the eve teeth of the Buddha. II -
kept in a gold and jewcled casket en-
closed in six large ones. and is an OBJ
jcct of worship. but the more intelli-
lent BuddhiStS know that it * a fraud
At Rangoon | found a Baptist school
conducted by Americans. with nearly
900 pupils. and learned of the crafty
ing success which has attended mis-
sionary work in Burma.
And yet. there is a Buddhist propa-
eanda in Europe and America! In a
review called Buddhism. published AT
I,anGoon by the International Budd-
list society. l read that Kaiser Wei
heImi is alarmed" at the ogr
that the religion is making in Germany
and | also read that Ii country offers
a promising field for Buddhist mis-
SionarieS.
As a religion of agnosticism. requir-
ing belief neither in God nor mmo
tality. nor yet in the mortality taught
by Christ. it may appeal to some h
like the EngliShman whom | found i'll
the monastery, have already rejected
Christianity. but it is not likely to APP
peal to those who hay had a religious
experience. Those who emphasize
good works, and fail to recognize the
need of an inspiring faith behind the
works. may take refuge in the teach
ings Of Buddha from the more exact
ing requirements of the Nazarene. but
no one is likely to be led aStray who
the altruiSm. the philan-
thrOpy and tho b~cneyolenCeS of Christ
i%nitY with the fruits. of BUDDHISM. To
live, even in poverty, upon the labor
of others with a view to gaining thus
m earlier entrance into bllSSful ur-
consciousness is not SO unSelfiSh, after
all. as to spend oneself in the service
of his fellows and to convert life into
an e~XhauStleSs fountain.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29

..t.ur. her. or hcTea fter--in this alone
..vtd ha end a path - NiTNan4-
The next - years 81 his life n
.r.-rt in e%xpourdiug and celebrating
doctrines. in formulating rules %
+. rarfecting the details % his - st@n-
ue~y 81 his precepts are admirable.
F.r Instance. hc divides RS TO-
es-I the bIissful state into t7re"
-tac.S in the first. he puts thoSc Nbo
as.4ln from evil through fear 81 pun
4rmcut these ne commeuds. though
-. considers tf~ motive comparatively
low. In the second stage are those
uao. passing from negative harmless
+ Ia h~tlpfulncss. 10 good from hope
.f reward these ne praises a. acting
r-,m 2 higher motive than the first
<5rvana does good. not for hope 81 re
ward. but for the sake II love alone.
Tho last Eift love has TO give X 70
zks up love Of life itself and pass
from further change 10 changcless-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
&sin ssnissnasr 0ruaa 3mr
Muflase.

&i9ter Ilforo bat oas @eiu9 Der
Barbisr- -llnion abidldsli6 bei8iebsn.
Die @rDbgsi9porsnsn nit grbsbung
elmer anflase gesen bieienigen Sars
bisre 3u bsauftrasen. uelde ibre @es
i9dfts SOnntags often balten.
Sn einem Briefe on @up 2aport,
ben @eiddftsa9enten Der Union. aisbi
Der Ri9te. als @runb i.iner Weige-
runs an, bab er cine iol9e Snfruction
ni9t 9eben tonne, bebor bic 6rage Der
Not6wenbisfsit bes &afirsns am Sonn-
tag bon ben @roBgei4worenen nern.ini
tuorSsn isi. DDS 8siua Der Union iii
BON Ri9tsr Mlforb benz Stoatsanuali
tiber9ebsn poroen unb tpenn bisisr ge.
nhgsnbs Bewsiis finbsn fann. pel9s
ben @rOBgei&wOrsnen ssgenhbsr fefi.
ftelleu, oab bas &afren am SOnntaq
ni9t nOthwenoig 1T, III .r bersit, BEN
@siu9 Der Union na@3utOmmsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
Glue anfreseaSe Sasa.

Der We9er Sohn Williams, 223 g.
capitol Nbe., tpurbe bon ben 9etectibs
9urb unb Sugan unb ben &ablers
poliaiffsn Worgan unb Mmsbsn na9
elmer langen unb aufregenben Sasb
berhaftet.
Sie Setectibs batten Snformation
er6aIten, bab benz Or. Sobn Marlow
Elm pferb unb Elm 2utf9wasen seffob.
len uOrben. Nuf ibrer Su9s nod bsm
Disb ffieBsn fs auf @ilIiams, Der gs.
rabs i'm 8ssriff fianb. 9Bferb rnb Wa.
gen on cine Jrau fiir $40 gu bsrtaufen.
Mls Der Ne9er bie poIiasi-Wsamtsn au
Gsf9t betam, CAB er 5erfsngelb. Sis
Sete ftibs maren mie Der BIib binter.
Der; beri&ieosne S&hKs, ois In BIZ
2uft abgefeuert tpuroen, bermo9ten
guar ni4t, ben Neser our lleber9ab'
81 beranlafen, bra&ten isboh bi'
oIer-poli3ifsn Worsan unb Nms.
ben auf bie ri9tige 5dbrts uno bisier
selang es, ben 5la&tigen einsubolsn.
Sur& bic S9hKe anssIodt, batt,
fi& cine grobe Weni&enmense ange'
fammelt unb betbeiliats R9 an be,
Sasb, nathrIi& poafdnbig nublos uni
nur Der poli3ei behinbernb.
@ilIiams murbe unter Der Mntlag
bes @rob.S .Siebfabls berbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16

Inter benz gorfb hes @robmeiifers
R. 3. Soapuooo tuuroe am Wittuot
Worsen bic 20. baIbidbrli9e Sibune
Der @rObloge bes nnabbdngigsn Orbsns
Der Obj JeIows in Der SomIinion
6aasI er6ffnet. unsefd6r 1000 Wit.
glieber bes Sroens befinbsn Ra bebufs
8bsilnabms an Der Sibung In Der
Stabt.
Sas Yau @omite Iegts pldne por,
mad tuel4en auf benz bem Orben aebD.
rigen gigentbum an Der penniplpania
unb @aibinston StraBs Elm 14f6diaes
t1eues 8ebdubs erri9tet perben Iul.
Die Gbitimmuns tibsr bic propoftion
wurOe auf 9onnsrifus fsfg.iebt.
I'm nbr bsgaben fi9 oie 9eleaaten
3uiammen nit ben Witslieosrn be,
Rebetta 2ogsn, bsren Sibuna am
Sienfag Absnb b.enoigt purbe, tn
einem spsciai=3uss mad @reensburq
our gef9tigung bes bprtigen alten.
bsims bes Orbens.
Die e9luBfbuns finbst am Don.
nerifas Mbenb fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
Na6ri6ten aus Snbiana.

Vincennes, Is. Ulat. Die
erf felt stpei Mtonaten berbeiratbete
Jrau Warp Gnselhart f6li9 fdb bon
Der eeite ibr,s i9lafsnbsn @attsn fort
uno fob na9 Cincinnati. gne.Ibart
iif taubfumm unb finb getannte bes-
islbsn ri9t babon tberrai1t, baB bic
5IittertuO8en beg paares sin 70 i9nsuss
Gnos nahmen. 5rau gngelbarbt III
eine btbf8e iun9e 5ran30fn uno bisB
DOr i5rer 8erbeirathuns Warp 8Ou&is.
Muneie, Is. Wai. Nls bic
gerhber Der in leBtsr 3eit bier began.
genen 3ablrei9en ginbrh9e tpurbsn
cine anaabI iungsr guri9en ermittslt,
bic idmmtlid anseiebenen 5amilisn
angeb6ren. Der idn9fts bsrfelbsn III
stp6lf unb Der dIteife ie4sssbn Sabre
oft. Die Sunsen battsn fi8 nod benz
2sien bon Dime Hobellsn als cine
&dubsrbanoe regelre9t orsanitrt. Die
san3e @eieai9aft miro ieoenfals nod
Der &eformi9ule ssf9idt tperbsn.
@bansbiIIe, Is. Wai. Die
8iiresr, pel9e fi9 nit benz gau zines
Warftbauies auf bsm WilIarb Wartte
bsfaHsn, bislten sefsrn 4bsnb cine
Sibung. gs 9ab ft bisl Sntersfs
fur bas prOieft funb, iowie Der @nt=
i8lub. fd bsmislbsn In ensreii9sr
Weiie 3u tuiomen.
Man fam iiberein, elm 3oniite nit
ben 8orarbeiten 3u betrauen. GieIss
fon 3und9ff in anoeren grbberen
Gtdbten, mo f9 dbnIi6s @sbdube be-
finben, grtunoisunsen tiber man9erIsi
ginselbsitsn sinoiebsn, F9 namsntli9
audi iiber ben Marttbausbetrieb eenau
informirsu. Mtan pirb 3und6f ben
geri9t bes 9oniitss abmarten. um
0ann melfere S0rtffe IN DER Sa@e 3u
trefen.
Newca Tile, Is. Mai. Der
fleine Sobn Der 5rau @mma pauI in
New 2isbon bsrgnhgte fia nit benz Abs
| f9ieBen bon pfeilen bon elmer arns
bruit uno traf feline tleine ftiufidbrige
S9psiter 10 Hnglhdli@ tn's Iinte
Nuse, baB basielbe pollfdnbis serftbrt
tuurbe.
Sn berielben Wa&bari9aft f6oB fi&
Jranf ADDITION betm 8aIbenI9iebeR
bintsr benz DIR in ben 9etf. Die 9u-
gel brang gltidIi4ertpeiie ni8t bur8
ben 2no9en unb beruria9te teine
f4tuere 8erIeBung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
Sberrtd mnR TN 0sfdmsmifIe
berbleiben.

Sas 8eiu9 Der AntudIte oes frhbes
rem StaatssAuoitors Sapib 6. Sbers
rid, ibren @lienten bis our @rleoigung
Der ein9erei&ten Berufung aus benz
@efdngniiie ;u entlaRsn. uurbe gefern
bonn Supreme.@er abselebnt. Srs
senb usl9s @rHnbe fur bisfe abIebs
nun9 tuuroen ni9t an9sgeben.
Die sesen bas llrtbeil bes 3riminal=
@eridts eingslsgte 8srufung ftibt fd
auf bic gebauptunsen, baB tpdbreno
bes pro3eiIes betpieien wurbe, bab
Sbsrrtd bic Summen, uel9e er als
Nuoitor unterfGlasen baben fOa, tibers
baupt nitt erhalten bot, unb bob Der
8ei9worene 2ouis Seio als FOLDER gus
selafen tpurbe, troboem er 3ugeitanbe=
nerpeiie fb bersits bor bem prO3ehe
feline Weinung tiber bic S9ulb ober
Nidti9ulb bss Nngeflasten eebilbet
bate, unb baB er bieien nmitano bel
isiner NuspahI als Geidmorener ben
anwdteu bes Nnsetlasten beri9wiea.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
Woro ODER Se!bfmoro -?
To6t aufsefunpen.

Gin Iautsr S9uB, osm Elm furaer
aufi9rsi folgte, srr'sts gefern gegen
IL nbr bic Nufmsrfiamteit bon Giien=
babnbsamtsn in benz 2OeomOtipi8up'
pen Der 8i9 Sour gabn on Der
Sarbing=Strabs.
sic ma9tsn in Der Suntelbeit ftG
auf, um bic llria6e fsfsufeaen, unb
fanosn auf ben S9ienen Der genann'
ten 8abnlinie einen tobtsr Wiann, Der
bur6 grisfi9aftsn uno 3si3en in lei'
nen 3leioern als W. W. MOore bon
No. 326 Iorb Solmes=StraBe ertannt
tuurbe.
Sinter oem &6rper fanb man einen
sroBen, A talibisr, sslabenen Reppl'
Der, aus wel9em nur Elm S9uB abge=
gebsn mar. Rein 3ei4en bon &aub
tDnnte sntbsdt psrosn, ba cine 9oloens
ubr, elm Sai9enmsher unb iOnti9s
tlsinere untsnlilien poresfunosn wur-
ben. Die Ditttpe unb 2 869tsr, tpslbs
fur; mad Nitternadt bic traurige SOt-
i9aft erbielten, fonnten fidb ben rdtb=
ielbaften Bob oes Uaters ni4t srtldren.
ba he ffets bas bette Tamilisnleben &c.
fiibrt baben, uno osn SObtsn a!s sinsr
qeIelli9en uno beliebten Wann binitsa.
ten.
Als Die Wittpe uno bic S69tsr ben
tooten Batter In Der Sootenfammer lie-
gen ia6eu, bra4en he in Sbr1nen aus
unb fonnten nur nit Miibe gum @er-
lafen bes tooten Samilisnbauptes Be-
tpsat perben. Der poli3ei ift es biz
isbt nod ni&t sslungsn, cine 26iunq
Gss Rdtbiels su finben uno fefsufsaen,
pb Worb ober Selbfmoro norlisst.
MOors mar 48 Sabre aft uno Wit:
9lIeo Der Teo Wte1, Uta1on, CLINTON
2ose $50. 130 6. g. unb SOb JeuOws
go. 465.
gine grObe 9ln3a6l poli3ifen tuarer
bic san3s Ra&t binbur9 nit gia9fOr'
I6un9en befddfti9t. 3wei Wdnner
WiQiam 5ieert. Der feline Wobnune
go. 1873 9forb alabama Strabs an
9iebt, unb 6snrp Bauer tpurbsn In be,
Nd6e oes Srtes, mo- Die 2si8e Woors'!
9efunoen puroe, bsrbaftet, bod uiri
aagemein anqenOmmen, oab he mi
benz 8orfal In feiner Meiie In 0erbin
bung fteben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
Snbianapplis, Snb., Mfittwp6, 16. Nai 1906
Trea 8. Yurob
9esen 8iirsf9aft freiseIafen.

Die MntpdIte Jreb 6. purbp's, mel.
der ipegsn inbirsftsr MiBa9tung bss
@eridts CUR 3ablung elmer @elbfrafe
BON $3.50 unb 3u elmer S0stdsigen 8ez
fdngniBitrufe bsrurtbeilt NOR, ma&ten
gefern i'm Superiors@eri9t Elm 90
beas-@Orpus=Y =Ysrfabren anbdnsig.
@s if biss cine Der stpsi M6gliateis
ten, purbp pOr Der NbbaBung Der @es
fdnaniBffrafe su retten. Die anoere
ND rbe bic ginleeung Der 8erufung
geasn bas Strafsllrtbeil iein.
purbp tpurbe gegen Stelung bon
$500 8drgi9aft borIdufis auf freien
Sub eeieBt unb bic @srbanbluns oes
Sabeas' gorpus. .gsrfubrens auf nd9s
fen WOnta9 anberaumt.