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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
OOWIE Tells FAIRY
TALE TO THE COURT
Declares He Visited Realms In
habited by Gabriel and
the Virgin Mary.

CHICAGO. June lo-John Alexander
Dowie. testifying in tho hearing of the
Zion City controversy in Judge Lands 8
court this afternoon. told of an instance
when his body and soul became separated
and in his spiritual being he saw his own
dead body lying beneath shroud, 1t
occurred. he said. whilo he WAS lighting
the liquor traffic In Melbourne, and was
regarded by him as a divine warning that
he was about to die At another time
the witness asserted. his spirit left his
body and the angel, Gabriel and the
Virgin Mary were present In the realm
visited by his spirit This narration of
life and death was brought out during
CroSs-eXamination.
Dowle denied that he had ever, repre-
sented himself as Elijah, the Restorer
subsequently qualifying the statement by
saying he told his people that he came
In the spirit and power Of Elijah on
September Is. 1904. he said he proclaimed
himself as the first apostle" but when
pressed for an explanation as to how he
received the commission. he replied Il
can't tell you"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
MAY MAKE CHANGE
IN THE MEAT1
Suggestions Made by Pre|
Will Probably Be ca
ried Out.

WASHINGTON. June lS.-As
of a conference at the White HI
afternoon q change has taken pla|
may solve the difficulty in wi
House Committee on Agriculsur
Itself after the President had
that the substitute for the d
amendment was unsatisfactory. n
tcipants in the conference, Dc|
President, were James B Reyno
assisted In making the packing n
quiry for the President; Solicitor
Department OF Agriculture, and n
tativc Adams (Wisconsin); who 81
majority report OH the meat IN
substitute l't 4
After discussing the House 81
thoroughly with Representative
the President indicated Just wfa
sired written into the law. Mr..
said he would be perfectly williu
cept the suggestions and would
that end In the committed Tn
dent told him that he objected pa
ly to the court review pNragrapl
The President said TO Mr.. Ada
he was not trying for any p.
form OF words in the proposed
he was after a substance that Y
effective and adequate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
SHARP LESSON FOR
RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT
Prompt Action by Lower House
to Investigate Disorders
at BialystOk.

ST PETERSBURG, June 1.-THE
lower house OF Parliament read the Gov
crnment a lesson today on promptncss of
Investigation OF the .Bialystok disorders.
and committee departed for Balystok
this afternoon In hopes OF stopping the
disorders and having effect on reaction
ary officials charged with inspiring out
breaks,
The membership OF the commission is
significant II Includes Deputies Ara
kantZeff former Procurator OF Minsk.
who was dismissed from Office and BAN
tshed because he recommended the trial
OF Gov. Kurloff for melting anti-Jewish
eXcesses at Minsk. and Stoheping Of
odessa. who investigated the October
riots In that city, and demanded the pros
ecuton OF NcldhaUt, the Prcfect OF Po-
lice.
Will Submit Evidence.
The first evidence 10 be submitted to
the commission will be copies OF procla-
nations, which. il is asserted. were dis
tributed in the streets OF Bialystok under
the eyes of the police, calling on the pop
ulation to rise against the Jews and in
tellectualG. The end OF the agraran de-
bate In the lower house ls-now in sight.
Il s1cn- minute limit TO speeches having
been fixed. The absence OF auditors dis
neartened the orators. who today either
hurried through their addresses or re-
nounced them entirely. only twenty
seven names remain on the list of speak
ers. The leaders have about determined
10 railroad the Constitutional Democratic
project with few alterations. in order to
lorco All early vote
Fetcr Strives newspaper the Duma
reports that several of the Ministers have
determined to raise at the Cabinet meet
ing tomorrow the advisabillty of continu-
ing Premier Goremykin'S policy of inaC-
tion, declaring that the situation now is
comparable to that preceding the armed
outbreak OF last December
AS the result Of the military propa-
ganda trouble is reported In the Stoill-
minsky and Novocherkask infantry regi-
ments, at Orenburg and St Petersburg.
respectively. and In Cossack battery
stationed at RostoV-on-Don -'..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
CHANGE IN PLANS
Blue Ribbon Meet at Detroit Will Be
Abandoned

DETROIT. June l5.-It has been decided
to abandon the blue ribbon grand circuit
meeting at the Crosse Pointe track
scheduled for the third week OF July and
to transfer to the Cleveland track those
stakes. which have already closed name
ly. the Merchants and Manufs cturers
for 2:24 trotters, and the twentieth pac-
ing stakes
The announcement made several weeks
ago by Prosecuting Attorney Hunt that
he would prosecute all persons concerned
In any pool-selling at race tracks in this
city is the reason for action. The CIeve-
land meeting Will be held from July 30
to August 4!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
RIVALS TIE BOY TO 4
Love Affair Lands Three You
Jail, Another in Sickbed

SIOUX CITY. Ia. June 15.-Bou
tree in a cemetery Mt dead OF mgnt
jealous rivals for the affections OF
Is. Ballard Carey CT Shenandoah, 7
H. Is In a serious condition. cause1
resultant nervous shock. His tormenu
arrested and two arc In jail "a.
Young Carey, after taking popnl3
girl homo from church. wus wayla!1
ward Stages. Hans Nelson and Al1
son, who informed him OF an avfuI
store for him. They exhibited a
intimated hanging was about what
served. They finally declared he slo
be torments1 by the ghosts wnicn
through the cemetery at night. hc
bound Ia tree In the graveyard
serted He was held a terror-stric4
oner for three hours. when he mn1
wrigGle out OF the ropes When ne
home he was too much overcome u
coherent account OF his experience, pp
told what had happened. ~.
Tho boys were arrested, Hans Se.
given thirty days In jail, StaEss w.
and Albert Nelson was let on Win
lcctu because OF his extreme yootn-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
FAMOUS CASE SUBMITTED
Iron Lands Worth 500, 900 Arc
in DISPUTE

ST PAUL. June 15.-The famous Vir-
ginia Silver Mining case. in which is
involved the title to iron ore on State
lands now under lease. the value of
which is estimated at s100.GO0O0. was to-
day argued and submitted TO the State
Supreme court.
The basic question for the court to de-
eide Is whether the sale of ore at 20 cents
n ton from State property is sale OF
State land. II the court holds aGrma-
lively then all the lease-held mines of
the great steel corporation must again
revert TO the State and be redisposed OF
at public auction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
HONOR TO LONGWOR'
MI. and Mrs. Bradley Msfsi
London Dinner.

LONDON, June lS,-ar ana III.
alnrtin gave O dinner this essn1
residence in Chesterfield garoen
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworfh. ~
followed by a concert In which Nh
and Kirby Kunn and NM. Altone'
Plancon took part. ~A...a
Among the guests were sa.s kSe ce
Mrs. Reid. the Duke and pucnsss 2.
tic the Earl and Countess OF Cnes,sa' rsn'
Earl OF Codogan. the Earl and ~,
Craven. tho Earl and Countess Q. -
the Earl and Countess OF So'srSa' a.
Dorothy Whitney, SIR. and Nrs. ~"
and Niles 3iills and Mr.. ana ME-
Carter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
UPPER FALLS AND RE
$l.25

Via D. & R. g., Sunday, Jun
Annual outing and FISHING
sion of the Carpenters Uniol:
leave Salt Lake 500 a. m. ana ~
Returning, leave Upper FAILS ~
md ZOO p m. Trout and cnich'
1ers at Upper Falls Resort.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
If You Can't Go June 16

Remember that the Salt Lake Route.
Utah's Most Popular road, has low
rates for teachers to Southern Cali
fornia. June 70 to July s, Here today.
There tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
ASK ANY SHORT LINE AGENT
About June 10.
Burning Rubbish Calls Department

Burning rubbish in tho rear of the Salt
Lake Hardware company, Second South
street. between Main and West Templo
streets. gave almost the entire depart
ment run at 30 o'clock this morning
There was no damage, An employee Of
the Utah Light and Power plant nearby
turned In the alarm. The cause OF the
blaze is unknown.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

Heat rash. hives. chaGng. wind or sun
burn relieved by Satin skin cream. 2Sc. Day
tons.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-30
Thomas Dixons Plays
Seek Larger Audience.
AVID FOR EXPANSION
Aathor az one Woman. The Clans
man and the Lsopard'> SIpt-.
lis Abandonment of Pull
hi; Mas That IL Might
prcac!. More Broadly.

There has ben no, a little c~iG sa
.of Tom Dixon ON the count taa, hs
has given up tho pulpit other
wise, il has been suggested in citfl.-i
quarters that the pulpit mas given up
Tom Dixon. Neither proposition =
true except ia the detail thar Dixon
no longer breaches his from
an orthodox platform. When II a.
remembered that the platform FROM
Whica h spoke is about the sum Of
Dlxon's orthodoxy, that viii be seen
to be al incident r2thcr than ain es-
Sential. Dixon is rs much a preacher
as ne ever was. And ne was always
a preacher. BY entering upon au-
thorship and stagc-craft he has merely
changed his text and enlarged MS
audience. IL still breaches. as he mas
always preached, the things which
seem to him most vital at the mo-
ment. From the battery OF his com
plcx mind and compelling personality
the shot is always direct tn the par
ocular assault. Dixon did not scatter
in his selElon& preached IN u chure1
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-30
TEACHERS Of WAKE
Thirty-S Six Awarded Ger
tificates to Teach.
Twenty of These Were Prepared ut
Colleges and Universities Show
ing Teaching Force of Coun-
ty to BE Excellent.

The names of the White teachers
who successfully passed the October
examination for certificates to teach
in this county were yesterday an
nounced by the County Superintend-
ent: Fifteen of the thirty-six given
are first grade, anG tWenty-one are
second grade, the full list showing
that there are many university and
high school graduates. Those to
whom certificates were awarded are:
Misses Ruby l.. Britt, Garner;
Mamie Claire Burt, Holly Springs;
Delete Ceilings, Holly Springs; Beat
New Hill; Elsie Griffin. McCullers;
Lillian Markham, Willow Springs;
Viola Maynard, Cary; Ada Norris,
Holly Springs; Mamie A. Page, Cary:
Lila Powell, Garner: Tillie G.. Ranes,
ROlesVille; Laurie ItedfOrd, R~olesville;
Alice Taylor, Fuquay Springs; Edith
Taylor, Wake Forest; Ora A. Taylor,
Raleigh; Ruth Taylor, McCullers;
Jessie II. Turner, Garner; Catherine
f. Vernon. Wake Forest; Jessie
Weathers, Raleigh, r. F. d. No. Z;
annie Belle Woodlief, Kittrell; Rosa
Mesdames Leila NJ. Horton, Wake
field; L. Olivia Parkham, Dayton; Lii
liam Is. Simmons. Millbrook; S. w
Thompson, Fails.
Messrs. \. A: Crater. Fuquay
Springs; Fred q. Rose. Beasley; a.
Leesville; D.. H. stallings, Durham; j.
G. Utley. Holly Springs: F.. Walton,
Morrisville; a. c.. Weatherly, German;
G.. j. Green, Morrisyille; A. I. HOLE
man. Apex.
The following are the college and
university graduates:
University of North Carolina-G. j.
Green.
EIon ColIoge-G. j. Green.
Baptist University for Women
Miss Rosa Barrow, Miss Edith Tay-
Tor.
Peace Institute-Mrs. Lillian b.
Woman's College, Richmond, Va
Miss Alice Taylor.
Trinity College,. c. Weatherly.
The following were prepared at
colleges and high schools:
State Normal College-Aiss Delete
Collins. Mrs. L. Olivia Parham, Miss
Ruth Taylor, Miss Jessie H. Turner.
3. I. W.-Miss Ruby L. Britt, Miss
Tilly G. Ranes, Miss Laurie Redford,
Miss Catherine E. Vernon.
OXford seminary-AIiss Beatrice
Council.
University of North C~arolina--A. \.
Crater. II. j. Sorre.l.
High School OF Titusyille, Fla
Miss Mamie Claire Burt.
1 aaklu Ailieldl spring AcddenlS-
Mrs. Leila NJ. Horton.
Holly Springs Academy-Miss Ada
Norris j. C. Utlev. E. Walton.
Leesville High School-A. E. Sor-
rel. D. II. StallingS.
Greensboro Female College-Miss
Sankie Gilbert.
Peace Institute-Miss Elsie Griffin.
Wake Forest College,. I. Hole
man.
Cary High School-Miss Lillian
Markham, Miss Viola Maynard. Miss
Mamie \. Page, Miss Lila Powell.
Miss Ora \. Taylor.
Wellesley College. Massachusetts
Mrs. s. w. Thompson.
Eagle Jock Academy-Miss Lessie
| NeatherS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-30
KILLED BY GAS
Two North Carolina Boys
Dead in Norfolk.
con Whidbcc and Edward Jordan
went TO sleep and Never AWokc
circumstance DiSpel
Suicide
Theory
Suicide
Theory.

Norfolk, Va, oct. 27.-Asphyxiated
by Illuminating gas, Leon y. Whidbee,
Jagged II, and Edward Jordan, aged %
years, both from fine North Carolina
families, were found dead in the same
led in q second story room ut the
boarding house Of Mrs. w. :. Ayers,
No. los, Charlotte street, this -
ing. Both windows TO the room had
been closed and the gas jet unlighted
was turned on full force. Some at
first suspected suicide, but this was ex-
Iploded to the mind Of the ]coroner'a
jury at least which after investigating
returned a verdict of accidental as
IphyXiation.
1t was a pitiful sight indeed that
greeted those who came to the bed
lside Of the victims. Both were lying
in natural positions as they had drop
ped off to sleep. Except thai it was
known the young men were dead there
was nothing to Indicate but that they
We're still peacefully sleeping. Both
Whidbee and Jordan were from sun
bury, \. G., to which place their bodies
We're forwarded tonight for q possible
double funeral tomorrow. Whidhec had
only been in Norfolk a few weeks and
was employed as a grocery shipping
clerk. Jordan was in the life insur-
business here. Jordan's regular
was away last night and
he invited Whidbee to spend the night
with him. The boys were seen to be
'skylarking about the house until 1890
when they went to bed. II is supposed
that Nhldbee, h was unaccustomed
to gas. either blew out the flame from
the jet or boys accidently turned on
the jet after it had been turned out.
II. &. Jordan, a brother Of the dead
boy, is employed by the Scaboard Air
Line Railway, and is a boardc~ at the
same house. He stated that there
could be no possibility of any suicide
theory being entertained. Both Of the
young men, he said, had always been
in the habit of sk~ylarking before they
retired and he thought that there was
a possibility Of the jet having been
knocked open by one of them as they
were romping Q the Dom Both
Oys have fathers livin~ their mothers
being dead. Mr.. Jordan. the father Of
the dead youth, lost another son only
q few weeks ago.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-30
CRAIG IN DIpIIN.
lie Warns the Heart OF the True and
Tried Democracy OF That County.
(kcn3nSVlIIe NtWS.D

Mr.. Craig spoke without a not. as
he always does. He proved himself
Saturday as one Of the leading ora
tors Of the State. For the two hours
speech his voice never Weakened,
and N burning eloqeunce he appealed
to men to come home. He remind i
one Of some great evangelist trying 20
lead men Alright. His face old tnil
his heart vas in the work for ;3e
success of the Democratic party, aad
during his speech he declared h 4
William j. Bryan is the greatest man
in the world, and would occupy the
White louise after 1908. h brought
forth loud applause from nearly eV-
ar,r man praSaOt x x 4 We have
had Vance and Ransom and Aycock
and Glenn and many other dlstln-
guished sons, but not one Of them can
surpass the silver tOngued orator of
the West.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-30


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went Il "o-A TON -.
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h@ii-"as en thS N '"@t"h
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fihlnE TO be @nEnt. 10 DC
when IT was toung lie "a" i"at rs
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-30
TO GOOD CROWDS.
Democratic Speaking for Wake Heard
With Interest.

The Democratic candidates in Wake
county addressed good crowds at
RoDertSon's store in New Light town
snip on Friday night. about a hun
dfed being present, while yesterday
morning at Rogers Store in Barton's
Creek township and last night at Fall
Of Neuse there were good audiences
also.
Tn following speaking appointments
have been announced for the week:
Caraleigh Mills Monday night. oct
ODER %. at : O'Clock.
Apex Tuesday night. October 80, at
I O'Clock. II. +. Norris ana w. G..
Douglass viii speak.
Milburnie Thursday, November /, al
noon.
Garner Thursday night. : o'clock.
There will be several more appoint
ments announced TO close the cam
rai2n.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-30
I'm Essentials, Unity in nOn-EssentiaI,
Charity"

The Peoples Church grew and pros
pered nightly. but Dixon was still
reaching out. still aspiring for hearers.
still impatient of the short lengths to
which his voice would carry. Bred N
his bone was the cause of the South.
Contact of his environment was the
spirit of MISUNDERSTANDING of and pre-
iudice against the motives and the
character of his own people. With the
audacious confidence of his genius he
determined to right this wrong or 20
take away the excuse for its cOnfin-
uance. With the larger audience in
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-30
SPENCER "a" AND SPENCER .B..

Which? Spencer b" or Spencer a
Should Tar Heel RAIDS now follow?
Ills hard to tell which to @. X,
Or for which one to 'holler."
For Spencer 'B." says Spencer GA
Is but Il jumping "Jac1y"
Which springs when Butler shows the
And squalls: Me. too. by cracky",
And parrot-like he sings the songs
Which Mary Ann composes,
Believing that his mOngrel throngs
VIII take him for their Moses
But Spencer "a" is not pure cream
In Caswell. years ago. sir.
When pulling in Il ~'nigger'' team
He couldn't vote ~'niggcr." No, sir.
For Spencer "R." what shall | sayo
llis drum" has ceased to rally,
Dick Haclett seeks him night and day
In mountain gorge and valIey.
But finds him not. His long frock
IS nov a jumping Jacket
Doomed to help his long legs tote
Out of the way Of "Hackett."
All! Spencer B" where are the ones
You helped in their b~lockadingo
from prison cells the answer comes:
Dick Hackett we are aiding.
'TWiNt Spencer "B." and Spencer "a
They've got it in a mess. sir:
And decent RAIDS should now all pray
fOr Democratic success. sir
]. L. ELLINGTON.
Clayton, y. Q.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-30
A Class That is GOino

News reached here yesterday of the
death of an old time colorad w0rnan
OF q class that is rapidly disappearing.
n was Mary Lee, wife of HANDY
Lee who lived on the farm of ]. W
Jones. near Forestville. She was 4
Good negro woman. and her frien Is
among the white Deopl were many.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-30

The most dangerous force
country is the fortune "i''
ter behind il.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-30
UNKNOWN MAN
SHOT TO DEATH
BY Seaboard Air Linz
Detective Biyens
CLOAK OF MYSTE3Y
Detective Claims ~ylt bHf..
Mines ~tN tlse Man N
Nhii, IL was i;uuH
from tlts p.

go
NV
AA A#h
49, @3. hHt tnaE
s.tH Nh r.
A'ttA
tsk akc a4 N
E.mn Haess au
@ti' #>iS' Aa Sh'
haII AT Lime l
Ih,r. .r-
tfi~ ,h@t l. E.
bs,n la#tur. 1.. r
nam the A4tH @~tt
y - ~a#+ Nhai iF
"ht wac Ntt1t 1"
ell NINA hnt e H.
Whtir he was ~
Iil1 mead VIII @ pistol
rom tht loss 9t h.aat t.#
~ IN" irit ttk tH #N..#
'Itcet There being H"4Ha
from Ia" butt of th,
fblN"hS waited ie# bt'
Gers ana WITH Constable u..
IS The Once "i Justice
Iteid who sent ltm t#
charE" of man~tauehi#r ~.
II ban 90 br nN"4 later.
Pace, OF Woinack a Pa"
Tor BiN"nS ana later a"...
ON IlNens L. max" aHE
reporters.
known. He is about @o
clean shavcn. and Of usl...
lie had - a dark suit "i g."...
SUIT 81 oNrrdlls ana he
itlt mai. It's b"dN "
lffoNh S un~dtlt3bihE
and IN tn" pockets "l bass .."
found Sb.iJ in cash. g. rt""..
tain pen. a scarf piu ana
1t IS sad 10y some that h.
IN Raleigh Tor about #tN
had don" som" work 1888 tH
expecting 10 get regular r"
Dlile"nt inquiry about th"
number OF boarding house
- BRING any word a# i'
identity.
Wills CloptoH. who ""E.
pump nous" oi tia"
saw part Of TIA" shooituE
that he saw the man raH..
the track near the pump |"
the detective iu pursuit A|
tive shot at the man, and ls.
up with him about four
Noaris IN a clumr ~ pines
another shot, but bet"'" .
heard the man tell thu a..
let mo alone Th"fe
4 struggle in the woods #
then tried to carry the bod.
wards the railroad, the fl.t
the way. lie says tA@i t
tn" struggle beat tn" man
mead "lth his pistol. j. '
who heard BlN"uS max
Of the shooting IL is le#f.
BiVcus was chasing the man
DO" and that he says th.
been stealing a ride ON th" r.
| pursued the man. shooting
him, and to XIII. that when b
W with tn" man lac sif
and tried to cut him SIT r
ana that he used his II.'#
mans head 10 save himself
qucT him.
The man evidently cam" 81
fork or Portsmouth. ~ l"
his hat Is marked "MaHf."
Portsmouth. Va" Mr.. Er..
a brother-in-law Of Mr. H.r
enthal Of this city. Will /"
are marked "8urk" q Co..
thus showing where t.
bought, indicating P"It@m".
home. There was one pear.
| button in his cuffs. and j""
case keys in his pocket tn.
a If the suit case ie "a o
Parties called at the under.
! Enlistment 10 view the b.
while awaiting the coming #'
Sejark. or some one to
| place, as ne IL reported @
was permitted TO vice" IT,
The mans death came
! wound i'm his lex. this .u.
artery. There are two 'a'.
to the point OF entry of 81.
one that il is from tho ~
| passing through tho thigh
| other that the wound r
Of Mr. Clorfan Indicate +
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-30
Castro Returns TO Caracas

Washington, Oct. 27.-The Vene-
zuelan legation today received a cable
gram from Caracas dated october y
stating that President Castro has re-
urned there ard again assumed the
duties of his office.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-30
pot IN M
Fourth District Rcprc-cliAlif'
orally Applaudcd.

PittsbOro. y. g. oct.
W. Pou spoke I'm the court
night To a good sized crowd
the ladies who had been ......
Ic made, as ne always 4.
and fOrceful speech. l
ment Of Marion Butler 4.-
publican party was eNceeat.
and he was literally appi".
he made these hits. MI
III Cumnock yesterday
a. several more appointing
county before election