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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-11
Will SUE FOR BIG AMOUNT
VI. T. Norris Against North Carolina
Home and Alexander Webb.

Summons We're served yesterday IN
four suits for damages brought by
NJ. Y. Norris, of this city, against the
North Carolina Home Insurance Com
pany and against Alexander webb,
Eicc-praSident Of the company.
The two suits against n North
Carolina HOme are for alleged mali
ciOuS prosecution and SANDER. While
the two against Mr.. Webb are for the
same causes. No amount of damages
TO be asked is known, this not being
stated in the
The entry gives the name of Mir.
J. n. Holding as attorney for Mr..
Norris. He was seen and had nothing
to say except that the suits had been
started, and the complaints would be
filed later. He did not state in figures
what damages WOuld be sought, but
said q large amount would be asked.
These suits grow cut of the criminal
proceedings against MI. NJ. Il. Norris
on complaint of the State insurance
Department i'll which it was charged
that Mr. Norris had SET fire to u
wife in order that the insurance money
might be collected. The ~. G. Home
declined to pay the $500 insurance,
this being sued for BY Mrs. Norris,
who. after the answer of the company,
brought suit for damages. h conpa-
ny claiming its answer to be privileged.
In the proceedings by the State !nSur-
ance Department Mr.. Norris was
bound over to court by Justice SeDafl
and later a true bin was found by
the grand jury, but on n trial Of the
case the Jury brought in q verdict of
not guilty.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-11

Secretary shaw Coming to North Gar
Dina Ayowcdlv o Ansuc: Eryan'e
speech.

Secretary Shaw left Washington
City last night with IN avowed pur-
pose OF answering Bryan's New York
speech and Of breaking the Se'id
south He viii spend today (~Suaaav)
IN Greensboro, and Will speak il
WinstoH-Salcm IN Monday afternoon
ON Monday night ne viii speak in
Salisbury. on Tuesday at StatcsviIle
on "Wednesday at AsaevilIc. Having
conquered the province Of North
aroma. he viii then go to Tennessee
T. try TO make that state Republican.
ana thenSe to Kentucky ana Missouri.
The Republicans have ten Congress-
men from the South and Mr.. Shaw has
taken the contract to keep them in
NJ try TO add to the number. The
washington correspondent Of the Bal
tlmore sun says:
1T is believed here Mr.. Shawte rerly
70 Air. Bryan Will be made with The
acquiescence, if not at the direction 81
the President. Political uttarances ~
Of the cabinet are almost in
variably made after consultation with
him
Since his own State of Iowa went
pack on secretary SHAY he has con
scented 70 q tour of the provinces" as
Republicans in Washington consider
the South. He Will find courteous
people. who will hear him with respect
and continue t. vote their Denocrafir
principles.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-11
P|NCHES THE STATE
How the Hepburn Bill
Increases Expense of
Fair Exhibits.

The new rate bill for the regulation
Of Interstate traffic which recently
Went into effect has pinched The Asei-
cultural Department in the matter of
freight rates TO the Boston Food Fair.
to be held during the month OF octo-
Der, and at which the state viii have
an exhibit.
Heretofore the raIe in the ease Of
all exhibits forwarded to fairs and eE-
positions has been for the railroads
and express companies 10 provide u
one way rate for tire shipment Of eN-
hibIts subsequently returned to the
States sending them and, IN the case
OF pcrishable goods, To give 4 special
rate. Now Curator BrimIey is in
formed, by both railroad and express
companies. that owing to the passage
of the cate bill and its provisions hay
ing become law, the usual reduction
in rates will not be given.
The North Carolina nib At the
Boston fair VIII consist of about one
car load Of woods, fruits, minerals and
agricultural ana horticultural spect-
mems. Curator Brimley was preparing
it for shipment yesterday. Atnong tn"
things which viii be included in the
car are certain glass show cases, and
the car is therefore rated entirely aa in
the class Of freight to which tbc high
est class item included therein be
longs. IN the particular case. the
rate Of $1.O1 charged for goods Of the
class Of show cases is the rate which
win govern the entire shipment Of the
Considering that formerly the
freight rates were only charged one
way. whereas they are now charged
both ways, Mr.. Brim}cy estimates that
the freight bill on the exhibit VIII be
$500 as against $500 which it would
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-11
j. \. HOLDING IS
COUNTY CHAIRMAN
L. B. Pegram Resigns for
Business Reasons.
ron nnNAAl DEncOTlnkI
FOR BRYAN RECEPTION
County Democratic Executive Commit
tee and The Democratic Candi-
dates in Conference as To
Matters OF The county
taInpaiSH

The candidates OF the Democratic
party III Wake county were in session
yesterday in the Mayors office with
the members Of the County Demo-
cratic Executive Committee looking
after matters connected With The cam
Iaign for the election in November.
Chairman j. o. Pcgram pre-
seuted his resignation - chairman,
stating that he did this as his bust
ness you'd take hmm out OF the city
during September and October. il was
accepted with regret and handsome
resolutions commentators 81 Mn. Pc
gram course @s county chairman
were passed 10y Il rising vote, the ro=o-
lutIons being introduced by Col. f.. r..
ArcndelI, while Mr.. w. G. Douglass
others spoke in high terms II tine
splendid work OF Mr.. Pegram.
On motion OF Col. f.. =. Arendell
the committee unanimously elected
MI. j. \. Holding as chairman ana a
committee waited on him To escort
him to the meeting. ON his arrival
ne accepted the position in an appre-
CiatiNe speech. Nh. f.. T.. BTittOn re
the position of secretary to the
committee, rcsolutionS being passed by
= rising vote commenting his work
as secretary, and the matter of a new
vas left with the chairman.
Mr.. \. !. Field. secretary Of the
State Democratic Executive Commit
tee. presented the matter OF the visit
Of the Hon. w. j. Bryan to Raleigh
on Monday. the seventeenth Of Sep
TENDER, and stated hat while Mr..
Bryan would be entertained by Gov
ernCr Glenn that the arrangement for
his speaking here would be in the
hands of the county Democratic Exc
cutiEe Committed. ON motion Of Col.
+. H.. Arendell the appointment Of
all necessary committees Was pat in
the hands of Chairman Holding, who
l.. ~, ,-,Anilt. rnnN9liTtnaS on q1pq n cr6-
m@nt, finance and reception. ;ll INST.
terS pertaining to the visit OF Nj. BrV-
an 20 he arranged by Chairman Hold
ing and the committees he appoints.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-11
AFFAIRS.
Heating For Court House and
Plumbing for Jail.

The Board of County Commissions
ars have opened the bids for the steam
heating plant for the court house,
the bids being:
W. A. Stunkle & Co, Of Raleigh,
$4.100; Young * Hughes, of Raleigh,
1914; L. Mckenzie, of Greensboro
$3.50. Bids for the plumbing in
the jail We're Young & Hughes, $639;
w. a. Stunkel & Co, $642.
1t was ordered that the contract for
heating be awarded to Young &
Hughes at the price CT $685., using
sectional boiler instead Of tubular.
which was another bid submitted by
that firm. The bid of Young &
Hughes for the plumbing was also ac-
cepted.
On recommendation of the build
ing committee it was ordered that
the plans and specifications for the
court house extension as submitted by
II. p. McKeller be accepted and that
bids be advertised for by the COM
mittee for the construction of the
work.
The order mad disseminating work
on the old Hillsboro road was re-
scinded.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-11

The state Democratic Executive
Committee has been busy during the
last few days sending out copies Of
the new Democratic Handbook. It
has been pronounced the best hand
book yet issued by the committee and
the demand for it has caused he
committee to issue a large edition.
Every Democrat who desires to be
posted n the issues Of the campaign
should carefully read his book.
Copies have been sent to the county
chairman in each Of the ninety-seven
counties in the state. ANY voters de-
string q copy can get one by applying
to any county chairman. or a cOpE
will be sent by application To state
Chairman SimnlOn. Raleigh.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-11

Citizens OF the County Expected to
Vote Bonds for the Enterprise.

The question of building a railroad
was discussed at a meeting held in
YadkinVille Monday. The StatesviIle
people want the route from Mt. Airy
via 1adkinVile to that place. and are
e~adoaVoring tc get an election called
in 1adkln to that effect. However. the
commissioners of Yadkin decided to
call the election at their meeting IN
October.
\ proposed route is from Mouth
OF wilson, Va. via Sparta. Elkin.
iaohlhNllle' WINSTON, High Point,
Asheboro and to the coast
The route would develop a fine sec
ton Of country and is regarded BY
many as the best n tina has set
peeh mapped out. The PENNSYLVANIA
Air ii is said to be backinp the
project. Yadkin is enthusiastic and
viii vote 100000 to secure the road,
mnne forsyth is expected to vote
49, mat amount, says the Flkin
n-i,, oi,.e. mat paper says Elkin
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-11
FOR 5RYAN'S DAYS
Arranging for Special
Railroad Rates.
Great Crowds to Meet the states Dis.
tinguiShcd Guest at All Of His
Appointments to
Speak.

Reports from various sections Of the
State show that at all his appoint
ments in North Carolina. William Jen-
nings Bryan, who comes TO North
CarOli<d by invitation to address the
people, Will be greeted by great crowds
Inquiries are pouring upon state
Chairman simmons asking about ar
engagements for special trains and spe-
Ella rates, and Nj. simmons IS hard 1t
work planning for these. He is now in
correspondence with Commissioner w.
H. Fitzgerald, a Richmond, 70
whom the requests for rates go, and
Low rates and where needed special
trains will be provided for.
Mr.. Bryan'S appointments for
speeches in North Carolina are these:
Raleigh. Sept. II, at IL q. M.
Greensboro, Sept. IL. al 5 p. III.
Winston-Salen, sept. IS. at 100
a. m.
Salisbury, Sept. 10, at 80 p. m.
Concord. Sept. IS, 600 y. III.
Charlotte. Sept. 10, at s p. m.
Preparations for Mr.. Bryan's recep-
ton in Raleigh will be made by Coun-
~ Chairman Holding and his commit
tees. Mr.. Bryan. who will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Bryan, will be the
guests while here of Governor and
Mrs. Glenn at the Mansion. Governor
Glenn will join Mr.. Bryan here n
be with him on the rest of the trip
through North Carolina.
In Greensboro MI. Bryan will be in
troduced by Major Charles NJ. Sted-
nan In chat city he Will be enter
tanned by the McAdoo Hotel, its pro-
prietOr having asked to be allowed to
entertain Mr.. Bryan and party free of
cost. The Greensboro Telegram says:
THE party will probably include Sen
atOrS OVerman and Simmons, several
Congressman, National Committeeman
Daniels. and others. The proposition
of Manager Sterne, or the McAdoo.
has been accepted by Chairman
Brown. Wen have twenty thousand
people here to hear Bryan said Mr..
Brown, if he speech is made in the
afternoon and the Weather is propit-
ious.' The country people are expect
ed to turn out in large numbers.
Chairman Brown is giving particular
attention to the task of letting every
one throughout the county know that
the great NebraSkan is coming"
Mr.. Dunca T.. McIver and Mayor
w. S. Witherspoon. Of sanford, We're
in the city Yesterday 10 arrange, If
possible. to haVe Hon. w. J. Bryan
speak in Sanford, but this was found
impossible. These gentlemen say that
big crowds Will be here from Sanford
and from points south along the Sea-
bOard.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-11

The Railroad Case From Apex Argued
and Taken tnGcr Amusement

Superior court was in session at Lii
lington last week, Judge James l..
Webb presiding. y considerable num-
Der Of cases for retailing without Ii
ccnse We're tried. In one case, that Of
George Wood. 4 fine Of $500 was i'm
posed n the prisoner was required
to give bond for good behavior.
Monday afternoon Judge Webb
heard a motion for an injunction in
the matter of the SeaDoard Railroad
against Olive and others at Apex.
After hearing the Judge
Webb took the matter under advise
ment and Will render his decision
later.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-11

an g.. "a great ~fa.ae5t. in r8.a
-raH the yegule there sa.ieE- =. alEa
and that the people ~ taa- counts
AZ coming 10 Raleigh - near IL
Tra TeGle.= for 1Ir Bran -
as Evidence that The pals af'
anxious 10 hear Aala sa4 there "iI
Ec big delegations here from fle east
Grad -.at. The mort. sEa ta- ai
ID will b. n gaia aas 4A sa..i1A q
fan prera4=ta.ns .ul 81. made IT,
randIo me enormous crowd which l-
certain 10 be mere 1~sIHIals..~ .Ie
now at work planning - 2i-. BIT
BRAN q splendid IL. snt.an On hlS
fourth visit 10 the C1b4tal 'ii
Governor Glenn to Entertain.
while in New York Governor Glenn
invited Mr.. and Mrs. ErFan u - Ms
guests at the Mansion when the5 vis-
Raleigh. ana tire Invitation Vas
accepted. II is expected that AIs
BRYAN wi1 be here with NJ. BRYAN
Governor Glenn viii probably ~
rouuce today any plans f"I "a feceT-
lion il n Is given a the alahei' =
Ia Arrange II Dctaii-.
The arrangements for the details
and the disposition Of NJ. Bryan
time, viii bc in charge Of The Count
Democratic Executive Committees.
Letters 10 the chairmea Of the ccln-
uittees in Guiif1rd, Forsyth, Rowan,
CaDarrus. MeCkleubLrg, and wake
were sent out by State Chairman sim
mons yesterday asking that these
with their committees look after the
details and have preparations made
for Nh. Bryan 10 address the people.
In Wake there is to he Il meeting ~
. O'Clock today Of the County EEecu-
tive Committee. which has been called
Chairman l.. Brown Pegram -
consult with the Democratic canll-
Is TO the plans for the campaign.
this meeting the details for the re-
CcptiOn to Mr., Bryan in Raleigh and
the pace at which lie VIII speak aill
be arranged.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-11

soils, and its the lack OF
Potash that makes a soil
poor. But even II the soil
Is rich in Potash, repeated
crops exhaust it.
Use Potash In your fer
tilizer for the Fall plant
ing, and YOU have the
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crops next season.
Our books on profitable farming show
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-11
COUNTRY SCHOOLS TO OPEN.
iie-c NHH Begin Sessions First Non
q !. October 10 First in No.
yeimDer

At the meeting Of the county school
board, II was decided that the public
schools Of Wake county would oDen
from the first Monday III October to
the first Monday in November.
\ large number of positions payinp
good salaries have not yet been filled
ana teachers who desire to teach in
Wake county should apply TO County
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-11
BRYAN To SPEAK
FIRST IN RALEIGH
Greensboro. Winston.
Salisbury. Concord
and Charlotte.
TWO DAYS IN STATE

day. Charlotte at Night.

,rhD Martin rarofiua Itinerary for
-...'+ r-nrt,u pr,.., ,,ho will
sg-nl Monday. tUe seycnteauth ana
~. he irhf4anfh Gf September
~ o,,.nood
- -''i'H 10
Mr.. Bryan viii deliver six speeches.
ri determined points in the state,
.-hi.a lrh.n eh,rt stons at other
aaares VIII give the crowds & nance
f., Htar this great apnalle Of tn" pep-
.,.,. ,;.,i,..
qgrl 4t.-,no cement fol. Mr.. EIvan's
~t,..t,ars. In Earth Carolina gave
r.ir1 concern to state Chairman Sim
,,..or ac ,.ant nlarrs had asked that
b,r. 10 emf IN mem Hayino
+.-l.. IVA dqyr nf his rime of which 10
- ,,aen and A. MIR Plyan came into
In. +tufe at Grccnsboro and was COM
.~.lr...t =. iaave il bv way Of Char
i,tt. on Tuesday night 50 as to fin
ar.njntmcnte made in other states.
stl.. Chairman simmons has found
tl..t tn itinerary ne has anuOunred
5.|I. Is.et mar can he done
The places AMI Time.
Mr.. rrvan is expected TO leave
Fg"npE". "a. sunday afternoon. Sep
f"eT4',et 18TH. and to reach Greensboro
af T:J2 Sunday night. or he may
not leave Roanoke until Sunday night,
il, ,..hicf az,ant he will reach Green's
"o,-, at six o'-lock MONDAY morning.
g1emoar l1th. leaving there at 7:2o
r.. ~. for Raleigh. where he viii de
liver his first address at 1870 a. m,
the 4rt.n@euunte for six speeches ne
d. t3 make Ia the state being:
.taici4:.. September IL at iI:fn a. IN.
:!'.t1tl't' ',E',. - - 90" y, ~.
"a
~tJ;@E3"., ~Sr;frnfitrg -. IT 3:l0
:. -.
Concord. ~.,n. ~. nj 6.00 n. m.
tyurioftr. Snrt IS "a goo n. ~,
eI,. rrv.In IS f. lfayn GrnpnsnorO
on Nfundav noornin@ Snntenber I'm
al 10 on The rfol1Iai. east bound
,rntn P9Ieigh AT 1O.3O q
m mis- 11Grass to hagin here Mt T.2O
. m Ba viii leave Ralpioh al 2.30
p - on the rpotIlar 1vest hoi,nd train
drn tn arrive in Crnnnehoro at Ga
- p, me to hagin tba,a NJ
500 - ~. 6o win s3end the night
I'M Cree3a~ara ana viii IaaIo thaIa ON
1na rerIIar train on Tn@sdav morn
ina. Sertonbrr IL At I.E5 for Vim
stg1. arriving there at 600 = m
and soeaking at II q. m. After The
sDpaking he viii leave on = snariaI
train Mt 1890 y m a~rrivino in
Greonchoro at 100 n ~ ana laay-
in ~at 1.53 - ~ on he 1' So, |Lr + I
Ncneduled to reach salisbury at 3:07
!tain ofta, W. NJ Tp5"N oIlJIe iniiileui-
an :, snarioI ar L!@0 ~ !
al Copro.d at c.Cn -
vim one9i at va : IL lJ
Mt go he viii a,,.iTn ~ a. rIntto
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-11
Great Crowds 10 Attend.

Mr.. J. y. Thomas, Of LOuishurg.
editor of the Franklin Times. ne
was here yesterday. say that over 300
people viii come from LouisDurg to
tho speaking here. He says that Bly,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-11
Under Every Good Crop You Will Fin,
POTASH

It's the lifc-giving element OF plant food without which no
grain can thrive. All sorts Of plant-toods .terullzer>I con-
fair Q Potash. bur not all OF them contain II IN Sutr-
cient quantity 70 make profitable yields.
Full crops of grain cannot grow from poor -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-23
OUR SUPERIOR TOILET DEPT.

Gaets Boquet de as cake
societe Hygenique soap..,.......
Halls Benzon Soap cake
Rexal Soap cake 2oc box
Pnauds Toilet $500 and s25 bottle
Houbigants Toilet 40 bottle
Toilet 81 90 bottle
Chris Orange Flower Sbc, 5Oc bottle
Toilet Water 75c S4o bottle
Toilet 90 bottle
Vantnes Sandawood Toilet Water bottle
Violets Tanagra Extract bottle
Calders Toilet Cream jar
Elcayh Cream jar
Complexion Powder box
Complexion jar
Shaving and each
Storms White Cross Shaving Cream
Colgates Shaving lOc 2oc
Shaving Cream 69c
Punger's Atomzers to $3.50 each
Shaving Mirrors up
Turkish Cloths. for 1Oc
Dentine Travellers Package" c each
Rkers Tooth
Calox Tooth Powder
Rikers Tooth Paste. 15c
Pinauds Qunine Hair Tonic Soc SO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-23
Dry Packed
ICE CREAM
IN BRICKS

for dessert each day. It's handy
and inexpensive. Your special ma
vor is always here. You can get
It I'm minute and get your car.
II YOU have never tried this Ice
Cream, just get a quart Of our
Chocolate. You'll be surprised at
the quality and flavor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-23

Hundreds Of People Take home
quart OF III. a l.. Co.'S
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-23
Delicious
Florida
Orange Juice

made from the iuiciest Flor
ida oranges we can find. It's
a treat. If you have never
tasted it, you should try some.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-23
Swiss Cold Cream

and wholesome laden with the
ROSES II is needed badly and will be
months protection against Winds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-23

CREAM distinctly different that it
rants a As applied o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-23
peclaI CUT PRICE SALE
KleanWell Russian"
Rubber Tingle Sponges

All sizes perfect goods n
sanitary sponge.
Instead of SOC, SOC, NJ 75c
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-31
HazeR0a Ae,,ss.

Henry Hurd and J i'm Ayers were the first
to start their corn shelters in this locality.
{. G. Horton Is building a fine residence on
Is the contractor.
w. II. Warren OF St. Louis was here last
week settling up his fathers estate.
ROBERT dunbar Is building residence on
Ing his city property.
Geo. b. Johnston. an old timer here. but of
Wakomos. OK. now.waS here last week renew
acQuaintanceS.
About all the canGsa .tes on the democratic
ticket visited HazeltOn last week and ali are
feeling confident.
6. II. Dicks is now engaged in putting up
chicken ieed lor Y. w. Payne. 1t consists Of
Fred Dicks Is now In very dangerous con-
ditiOn. The trouble seems to be that the last
visitor. AZ his house was a fine boy and he
A T. Buckles little girl died Saturday OF
e9 thssa essd many s;,i hsvss tssn down and
ssss n5sIcs g he lind shs e & .ss
ter fhey have been drinking. In most OF the
cases bad water was used for drinking pur-
poses from cisterns that have no filters and
actual effects OF impure water but it is hest
70 litter the water well before ft gets into the
cisteIn. IL don't cost much for good filter
IS the cause of she disease or not We would at
least feel that we had done all we could to
prevent it
Now that the campaign is about closed and
Nc are getting ready to east our vOtes would
IL not be well TO look and see II we can't find
good many arguments In favor Of the DEM
0ciatlc ticket There never was democratic
hut In the present campaign there Is not
zngle WORD yet said about the men ON the
oem0crstic ticket but that all are Qualined
70 al the PSI Ions they are striving for. And
out weak ticket which ought 10 be some i'm
favor of our ticket
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-31

Rev. R. A. Spencer of St. John, KS,
Lake City's former pastor, present
ed Mrs. Spencer with new "Schii-
Ter" piano, style 20. This is one
of the best medium grade instru-
ments on the market and no doubt
the little woman will be pleased
beyond degree.
Current literature says that Sou
Sd, the march king" has quit his
job as band conductor to WELD the
pen against mechanical music such
as graphaphones, monographs and
other "grafts. He refers to these
machines as canned music and says
they are menace to the study of
the reaLscience.
Kenney, Cloud, Ireland, Gesner,
Ewell, McCracken, Guthrie and
Root were all in Lake City last
week. 1t seems they all happened
to flock in on the same day. Don't
be afraid of Lake boys, plenty of
votes here for everybody and there
will be some left to take home to
the children after the election is
over.
G. w. Purdy, the man who new
er fails to bring home some mail
six days out of each week, in order
to be in harmony with his politics
and to be furnished with the latest
local news, becomes an Index sub
scriber. Mr.. Purdy has plenty of
grey locks but he is still strong and
active and is not ccntented if he
isn't in the collar every day.
The difference between Earl
Bowman and r. w. Day, the pop
ular Coldwater photographer, re-
suited in lawsuit last Friday.
Squire Adams occupied the bench
and after hearing their evidence
asked them to. "allow me to sleep
over it before passing judgment.
Haven't yet learned which way the
drops fell. 1t seems that a horse
deal was the origin of the case.