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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-17
Worst Ever.

Say" remarked the theatrical man
ager. your acting last night was GER
tainly the limit
why, sir, what do you mean?" de-
manded the newly engaged star.
Well" answered the manager, here
are a dozen letters l received from
deadheads this morning, demanding
that their names be erased from the
free list" Chicago Daily News.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-17
IDEA FOR DRESS eARNiTURG.
Many Ways in Which Design Can
Be Made Effective.

The illustration gives an idea for
a dress garniture of most original
character A wide cream or white rib
bon or a band of cream striped silk
might be used as background, and the
work should. of course. be done in a
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-17
Not Particular.

These are hard lines" said the
tourist YEARLY, as he paused to look
at the landscape. Here I've climbed
to the top of this mountain and forgot
to bring my glasses with me-"
That's all right" said the guide.
I'D Just as soon drink from. the bot
Sentinel.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-17
ConHictino,

81 hear the new rector highly
praised"
Some say he doesn't speak from
the heart"
ION the contrary; am assured that
his chest tones leave nothing to be
desired.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-17
Quantity, Not Quality.

Church-What do you think of your
wife's voice since she took music les
sons?
Gotham-It's no better; but there
seems to be more of it-Yonkers
Statesman.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-17
Doubtless.

Il think I'll write a comic opera:
won't that be granS2"
No. don't think so: but II you'd
write q grand opera it would probably
be comic. Houston Post
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-17

Empire scarfs have taken firm
hold upon la Parisiennes affections.
and are used chiefly for accomplishing
that spot OF color that all Paris Is out
doing itself over.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-17
PLAYED at IT.

Does he play golf on Sunday?'
He's always on the links the Same
AZ week days. but ! never knew that
he Observation-Disclosures Sentinel
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-17
Explained.

your summer vacation must have
agreed with YOU"
What makes you think so?"
You're so much fatter."
No, I'm not. l probably look fat
ter because I'm so much Shorten
Cleveland Leader.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-17

Enthusiastic Golfer-When you
know that a man is devotee of golf.
you can be absolutely certain OF his
mental caliber and be assured
Plain Man-Oh, come; / wouldn't
say that. / don't doubt that some men
play golf who are really quite sensi-
ble.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-17
lust Like = Man.

He sang, "a Sailors Life for Mel"
Accusing the whole fiat;
Then he had a fit because his wife
Purchased a sailor hat.
Houston Post.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-17

frame to insure the perfect mounting
Of the little medallions. These are of
black or myrtle green satin. each hav-
ing tiny flower spray painted or
embroidered upon it. 1t would be best
10 back the medallions with fine and
rather stiff net They can be applied
to the background either with a mar
row border of satin or buttonhole
stitch or with little outline of small
closest pailiettes in gold or silver
The connecting ribbons would have a
particularly light. graceful effect If
carried out in fine silver cord and
pearls. or they might be simply en-
broidered in some soft color to suit
the dress for which the trimming is
intended.-Montreal Herald.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-17
Then See.

Eyes, child, the future may seem
rose tinted and beautiful and full OF
Joy to you now, but-wait."
'Oh, auntie! Wait for what? Tell
me?"
It'll you get your feet into tight
pair of shoes. Post
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-17

The Giraffe Growing his tailor)-
What do you mean by making me a
pair of trousers with only one leg in
EN-?
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-17

felt sailors. in all heights and sizes.
the little round hat that becomes OBJ
long when turned up at the side. are
the most seen. Small, narrow, or
close hats for early wear and larger
ones later to be loaded with luxurious
trimmings for dress wear, is safe
rule for those who buy but one or two
hats.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-17
A Sure-Thing Prediction.

Our sorrows keep
Close by all year;
When ice is cheap
Coal will be dear.
washington Star.
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ALTERATIONS FREE.
CHANGERS AGAINST BRIBERY.
Brief, but Emphatic Declaration by 20
mona Grange Of Kent County.

MUM 1AAN = ~ AANNA ANANANH
sprcia tcfrtsrtnlrnce % rreiv re-n.as.
Dover, Jan. l2-Kent County Pomona
Grange met IN Camden yesterday. with
every Grange represented. Smyrna
Grange sending a delegation of over so.
Miss Roxy Derby Of Noodsido, delivered
the address of welcome, and the response
was made by Mrs. J. Frank Rice of Fell
ton. Worthy Master Jacob }. Rosa in
his report recommended that a commit
tee be appointed to look after good roads
legislation and the two cents per mile
railroad fare.
In the afternoon, Rev. L. T. Bauatt,
ID. ID, spoke for IS minutes on the Ideal
Home
The fifth degree was conferred on a
class of more than fifty. Burton Cosden
OF Wyoming gave an interesting talk on
"bces and Bee Keeping
The committee on resolutions, consist
ing Of A. y. Brown, +. A. Evans and Dr.
A. n. Neale, made a report which was
unanimously adopted. Among the reso-
buttons adopted were the following:
That with the abolishing Of passes by
the Pennsylvania railroad, we are iusti-
fed IN demanding that the next General
Assembly fix by law the maximum
charge allowed by the railroads doing
business within the State for carrying
passengers at two cents per mile.
That the members of the Grange in
Kent county pledge themselves, severally
and collectively, 90 united and har-
monious effort to suppress bribery IN its
various forms az our elections, TO the end
that the elections shall be purified, Della
ware manhood restored, and her honor
reclaimed.
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DESTROY THE CAUSE.
You Cannot Care unndrun without II
struliuc the Cause ct a..

hon Cannot Care Dnndrun without De-
strnriur the Cause ct a..
Many people wash their sealus saturday
night or sunday 90 iry Co keep the dandruf
down for tle week, bat on Monday night
thu scalp has begun io itch, aud Iuosdnr
morning vail End a good supply of dandrnf
when the hair Il brushed. lhara h hnt
one real scienttc way OF curing dnndruH :
and that j. io kill the germ thar cuuscs it
and falling hair, and finally haldne,s
There is only one preparation that win
destroy the germ, and that "a New bros
helplcide. u b an entirely new discovery
and the only hair Preparation that Is based
on the new scientific principle. Do addition
herpicids 81 yery refreshing hair dressing
Tor Ieguler toilet USE. Sold by icadirr
oruggis ia. send llc. ID STAMPS Tor sample
20 The herpicida Co.. Detroit. Mo-.
AilleT Drug Co, special agents.
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The fact-stories in Every
body's put the hotion-stores
on their mettle.
lawson ~ with bis daring
revelations ofFrenzied Finance
and the Insurance-Grafters.
Russell-withhissstonishing
tale Of how the English make
money out other public utili-
sies. turn thar money into re-
-ducing taxation, and get better
service beside
Evcybody's for January.
Eresybodys Magszine Is oenn
s.. 50 yer
s.--i.i rsz--.srtati.es w.z.ee ~ z.sI{.s1y :
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BASKETBALL

In q practice game of basketball be-
tween 0oidey College and FRIENDS
School, yesterday, the former won by
the score Of . 90 N.
40 exciting game was played IN the
Old cuedea parishhouso last night
between the Meas Guild team and
III. X. Stratton's American League
team. The latter won by the score OF
81 TO %.
The Carlisle A. q. will meet the
Wilmington High school next Wednes-
day IN De Nefi Hall, and a fast game
IL expected.
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CERTIFICATES Of INCORPORATION

Special Coirefroueence 81 EverY Evening.
Dover, Jan. % -Certiiicates Of in
corporation were filed here, yesterday,
ls follows.
honduras Banana Co. Of Mary land,
+hiiaoelphia, Pa, to plant, cultivate
ln1 maintain tropical fruits Of an
4 1dai capital stock. 1850 600.
g. 4. Warner Co, Philadelphia,
Re-, to acquire and own lands fer the
catching Of hsh, 10 eau, preserve and
pickle hsh Tor market; capital stock.
go, 200.
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BOWLING

The teams Of the Tri-State Bowling
League played last night, with
she following result. Warren. 1867 F;
Puritan, 2131.
Washington, 265; Chester, 268a
Academy, 25i7; Casino, 1857.
Corinthian, 199; Olympia, 1852.
du ront PISS peirce, 1927.
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John Baker oi New Castle and Charles
Baker Of POS Poplar street. broihen. acre
thrown from q carriage at Third street and
RailrQad aVcnue. yesterday. IN a runaway
accident. Charles sustained a fractured
knee cap. bui John was miniurcd The
horse driven ny the brothers became
frightened az The steam from a locomo-
tive
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Police Officer Frank II. Jones enter
tsined several OF Dis police friends n rs
home. on New Castle avenue. last even
ing A supper was served and a pro-
gramme Of music was given.
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Services viii be held az Calvary p. L.
Church, az Third and Washington streets.
this afternoon at 4 o clock. ana this even
ing al 7.3O O'Clock.
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=. ,. ~hearer >eripnsiy IA.
Edward j. Shearer, formerly Of the firm
Of T J.. shearer & Brother. is seriously in
40 his home 929 Read street.
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n OrICE-l. n. c. lURHAM. THh ENAAl
~ Of tie house situated az scnool District ~
p. in Ctnterv he. county az New Castle ~
Stale Of Delaware.n compliance with The requHs
ments OF the acts OF the General Assembly, p
such case made and provided, do hereh, s.s
nolce that ] shall apply in writing % me ,N.-
Of General SESSIONS the state OF Delaware
AMI Tor NeW castle county, on NNH
the dth dtv 90 ftlrutfF. A. N
lHlng The next term OF sad iult
license Tor said nout a. On 500 Hr l'fc
the sale therein of uiHN'Clfnr Nallr
quauutias Than one QuaIt 20 le drlns
Premises. Huu the follow soy lefftrllNt .'t
o. said scNoo district Hf ItI-I sIN rN.
substantial iraeholders ui sid -chcII lal
recommend the said application, VIZ.
T. A. ufluy, NliIIunI rollti-
Dennis Murphy. liner Me-.
John uliin John arYcy.
Constance Grandh0mme Isaac j cudtrmali
John Kent Bernard auli,
lhomas Kent James p. Ne.4
flnI2lBI7s h. &. DURHAM
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ME NEWS or Mem CASTLE
Knights Of Pythlas Preparing
for Public installation.
CANDIDATE FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Officers Elected by the Bap-
list Church Congregation.

Recovery Of Rev. ". s. Kuor-James H.
rnman Celebrates His birthday Anni-
rersary Attended Church supper -
Prank OF school Gira-Aa Improved
Trolley switch - social and Personal
Itcms-
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Gov. lea yesterday announced the
appointment OF James Monaghan, as 4
notary public for the city Of Whining
ton.
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MEETINGS TONIGHT.

City Council.
Mawaset Gun Club.
Democratic League.
St. Thomas Cadets.
Camp . 4. o. S. A.
Grant Post q. A. r.
Iron Moulden Union.
Star Loan Association.
Delaware Saengerbund.
du Pont Post. g. A. z.
Republican Invincibles.
Cyrus Temple, i. q. Z.
Clayton Lodge, X. Of Il.
Eden Lodge, /. o. o. +.
Division No. 4, A. o. II.
America Lodge, s. of II.
Grand Opera House Band.
Master Honeshoors Union.
Asylum Lodge. i. %. %. r.
Humboldt Castle, n. q. i.
Roosevelt Republican Club.
Alpha Council. T. o. r. o.
Excelsior Council, u. +. A.
Crusaders Temple, j.. G.. Z.
Jefferson Lodge, /. o. o. +.
Delaware Conclave. I. o. II.
Noes Rose Temple /. G. T.
Apollo X. G. L. Brass Band
Sixth Wand Single Tax Club.
Carpenters and Joiuors Union.
Second Wand Single Tax Club.
seventh Ward Single Tax Club.
hadosh Commandery. X. Of NJ.
heokuk Tribe, lmp'd o. r. NJ
Palestine Castle, a. %. X. ~. o.
Wilmington Lodge A. O. L. W.
Minona Council Jr. %. u. A. 81.
Delaware Commandery. K. q. r.
hiaWathu Tribe, lmp'd d. r. 81.
Wilmington Lodge of Nachinists.
Mizpan Cone ave. H., =. ~. ~.
Delmarvia Lodge, J.. A. 10 b. r.. T.
hasllake Lodge, No. ll7. /. %. q. T..
-. John s Commandery. NO. 4. n. A..
Lady Washington Home Communion.
brandy Nlae unelnva n or s. vi. 81.
Prospective Chapter. American Guild.
Washington Camp. No. 81. b.. ID. - A.
bmndywine Lodge, Order of the World
Oouri brunlywine, tOrasiars of Americ.
Wilmington Lodge. No. ll6. 1. %. u. j
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Poultry bhoE-Plymouth Rccks.
Wyandotte, Leghoru and other breeds
OF fowls 81 Turn halL Admission 100. .
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Wright &
Davidson
Co.'s
Semi
Annual
F0R Cash OHLD
Sale

n the year just past we have
done the largest Clothing
business in the history of this
concern.
AS there is a cause for every
effect we know that the cause
of this Increased business is
the increased public demand for
our clothing.
Never before have we sold
so much high-grade clothing.
Never before have we come TO
the end Of the year with so
much up~to-date new stock on
hand.
Nearly every garment in this
sale was tailored in 1905 and
intended 10 be sold in the Fall
and Winter of Ioo5-Ioo6.
This sale is truly a clearance
sale. Practically everything
in our store is reduced. We
do not offer a few broken lines,
or a few slow selling lines. but
we say choose ANY Suit,
choose ANY Overcoat in our
store. at a price 20 to 40 per
cent. less than regular.
And remember, at regular
prices these garments we're
the best values in Wilmington.
Our season is over-our
winter IS past-we are already
deep in the getting ready for
Spring, but your winter has
just begun.
During all the mild weather
you probably didn't feel the
need Of heavy clothing.
But now it's cold. January,
February and March-three
solid months OF winter weather
before you yet, for which you
must have winter clothing.
Read the list Of good clothes
you can buy at reduced prices.
You will find here just the suit
or overcoat that you have been
looking for. You will find full
assortments. You will find
sizes for all.
ALTERATIONS FREE.
No Goods Charged During this
sale, the special prices are on
a strictly spOt-Gash basis.
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DENNSYLYANII
L RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON DIVISION.

For Chester ana Ihlsdeirhia. A.. AS. fsn
eot fll4s ~, Z g.. ~ i1ll. So fl9l q ll ll II
1lA7. Ills. 1ll-l-- MS o. No.. fl-i4 20. i4El
80 is-1-- 49, o.l3, iae4 ags, + s.. asa
1000 and .1l D. m weekdays D. 81. s. lt % n
TIA fsll $50 ll.f1 a. ID. THIS Isl. o. %. ~
is.a-, so tosl, t-c1, rs als, loo9 zn1 Ind
Fer Phladeiphia only. ass. as5A m. REl
3ll aZi, ais IA anl 700 D. 3D. week -d-ys AL
So a. O.. Gus. 7.ll and $40 3. m sundays
tor Aeu lrE lilrolsh exprlssI. LE al
att. ii.i5 a. m. rlL.s. sI-s7. a.lu aZl 6C- a. n
fl.ll. 9 Is 3. ID seek--ays l.f8 3 80 allE5au
~, -, so, az. 'r-2ss I'll and SIS p Il
For Boston without change, lo.00a m. ands d
T. m. Week-d1ya 500 3. =. sunday
Baltimore and ~ ashington. Los. Al us. s,ll
s-l0 flolA ll-1l, ~ A. a H., .l2-sa Ill "a,
~. and l2.ls night weekdays l.0l Al III
tl1 Tlults ia, a. m flLll 200 ufa So
COS 80. Isl. Sis ia.oop. m ana fi2is uigais
baltimore and intermediate stations. p d
fif3, ass p n weekdays aud f5.5s ,. ID sal
Gays.
FOR IHE SOUTH
Atlantic Coast ILne.-E1prass. los q. o.. al
l-9o q ~ daily llmiiei. 1.l3 3. m weekday
scuine-n kallWay-Exuress. s02 a M al
- and 81 p 10. daily. Limited. 40i p 2
sesboard Air Line Ranvsy-z1press.s02 A Z
anl adz 3 M daily. Limited. a.s1 3. ui. daily
Norfolk and Western kailWay--for Mempll
ana NeH Orleans. f.l6 D. %. daily.
chesapeake & Ohio Rail -Express. llJl 1
m weekdays, Sis 3. 10. daily.
DELAWARE DIVISION
For New Castle 6.55 SIS g. m s.05. So lr
&c D. m weekdays
Tor LeEcs. ~ a. m. and a4s p. m weekday
~ henoootn, ,2s a m Tuesdays IhursiaFA
For Dover Harrington and Delmar. szS l1s
q NJ "a 6.d2 .. m weekdays and i200 uigl
ior Harrington ana way stations ass A Z
tnd sos 3. N. weekday
Express foE cape Charles. Old Point Comio.
end Noriolks lo.5s a m weekdays and 100 uis-
daily
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
Connecting via West phiisdelnhia, SO an.
% anu tbs :, m. weekday ali O. H.. al
t.ls D. nj. eundaVs.
y NnfH7'f Nat'nn -fa. o.
The Wilmington Transfer Company will cal
ior snd check baggage from hotels and fsa
For further information. apply to J. X. Ni
VA leuls litf lcket Agent, 505 Market sls-i
or % the station
". W. ATIERBURY r WOOD
General Manager Pass'r Trade Manlgs.
GtO. ~. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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New Jersey & Wilmington Ferry "a
Steamer IJlrica.

Change OF ume IN effect October "a. 1913
Leaves Wilmington, weekdays. 500 a M sni
800 y m
IeHyes ienns Grove. weekday 10 a ~ and
6oop m
Leaves Wilmington. Saturdays SOD a m, so
600 and 1850 D m
Leaves Ienns Grove. Saturdays. 10 a n 80
and 100 p m
Leaves Wilmington sundayS 40 a m am
80 p. M
Leaves fenns Grove. sundays. l0so a a.
aud aoO p. m
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| Council haI
souidhst D
n nterssted
|sslmatNr of
Collection q
fahfsd as t
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ouncn Also
'speci6caiion'
sosasbutAc
hrsdior . VI
sOa Bidding.
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49,. 49, I 80 -, - -: :. 7 ;. s.a
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FOR ATLANTIC CITY
Connecting via West Philadelphia, SO an.
- anu els p m weekday ali a. n, al
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-12
SHERIFF J. \. SEARS
Board Elects Popular
Buckhorn Man to Sue
coed Page.

As was indicated would be the case
on the day that the impending resig-
nation Of Sheriff Page was reported
the Board Of County Commissioners
yesterday appointed as sheriff Of Wake
county for the term Mr.
Jospeh II. Sears. q young farmer from
Buckhorn township. for q number 81
years a country deputy sheriff and
lately crier for Wake Superior Cont
He mad already announced himself
q candidate, subject to the Democrat
&c primary. to succeed Sheriff PAGE.
Ills election was a Unanimous vote
of the Board of Commissioners al
though there We're three names be
tore that body as candidates. the-,
beng he chief deputy Of Sheriff page
also a candidate before the primary
capt {. NJ. Walters. and Mr.. \. ".
Sorrell.
Sheriff Sears has not yet made an.
ne" appointments as deputies in hi
once, although he was in charge YES
terday, having given his bona am
sheriff.
The pond required by the Boar
"as tEe thousand dollars and was
signed b. Mr.. Sears. Glr. y. u. Brough-
ton n Mr.. II. II. Croker.
Inc new sheriff is a competent anr
successful young farmer OF thirtv-6ye
years Of age. since a boy he mas bee,,
active IN Democratic politics and mum
perS many hundreds Of the best peo-
pie OF the county among his warm
TREND His father. Mr.. w J Sears
vas q number Of years a deputy sher-
III under Sheriff Page and was suc
@eeded on his death by his son IN.
ne Wsheriff. He is a citizen Of Buck
norm township. During his term her.
as deputy sheriff he has made a gen
eTal impression among all who came
III contact with him OF being a young
man OF particularly pleasing a1ar4e-
ana mt 10 business.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-12
DAVIS SENTENCED.
Goes to Jail For Three Months and
Paws a Fine of $500.

In Federal Court yesterday, j. A.
Davis, of Northampton county, who
was convicted of retailing liquor with
out license, was sentenced by Judge
Purnell to three months in jail. and
fined $500 and costs.
Davis was prominent in church work
in his community. and a petition show
ing his high character, was submitted
to the court. 1t was signed by more
than a hundred of Davis ~ne1ghbors.
Mr.. Victor Bryant, of Durham,
made a plea to the court to change
the sentence of William I. Turner.
convicted of illicit distilling and fur
nishing material for other diStilleries.
SO as to allow Turner to pay a fine
Of $1,000. and the Imprisonment be re
mitted. The Judge took the plea I'M
der advisement.
A fine Of $500 was substituted in the
case of L. H. Boykin. who was sen
enc to imprisonment in Jail for re
failing. BOykin is past seventy ear
and is from Johnston county.
Ed. was found guilty of re-
failing. but sentence has not yet been
imposed.
The ease Of G.. W. Haskell. of Dur
ham county. charged with Illicit dis
filling. was being tried When court
took u recess.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-12

~ rafoicing in
iI@'i<e - rn<-aI ana sun
~ -. .pe county con
- heId endorses with
= "a, ruruoee ~ the
T.lr-Icr.r- 49,, ia. c,.ra 10 return him
,"e'@ In ho,1. onDo-ition and
I'm -. :. Ifr, fta t.ta# ~4pp9rt for
. =
s-s1eot''H' -,
\ y J. >-,n
3"fslhe Tn 'DuiS. ~ - c...trrs
Carolina Chl'"i ~"L,.''I. in-
ana ohEisSSi.d = o., NJ.
stFneilhs lot 3I"iiit'''> 80 -, ~,
also adpPte'l a. "aS d
MT. (. ! i-Il'.s1'
c"uHtE Tor 0"hd'"
to the state convention
foli.,riro wore then aupofnt-
"a ae d4l4gatas 10 the state
w
p.,,n,.u Creck Z PaiIev.
pIci,horn NJ polling.