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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08
DOCTORS ARE PUZZLED.

The remarkable recovery of Ken
meth McIver, of Vanceboro, Me-, is
the subject of much interest to the
medical fraternity and wide circle
Of friends. He saya of his case i;
sowing to severe Inflammation of
the Throat and eeagestion of the
Lungs, three doctors gave me up to
die, when, as last resort, l was in.
duced to try DR.. Kings New Dis
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saved my life." Cures the worst
Coughs aud Colds, Bronchitis, Ton
silitis, Weak Lungs, Hoarseness and
LaGrippe. Guaranteed. All drug
gists. 60c. and $1.00. Trial bottle
Tree,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08

The Seaboard Air Line Railway
has gotten out very handsome cal
endar for 1906, also booklet enti-
tied .'Ske,ches Of the South" and
winter resort booklet, highly de-
scriptive Of the winter resorts along
this line in the Carolinas, Georgia
and Florida. This literature will be
sent to parties On application, en-.
closing two cent stamp to the I'M
dersigned. G. Ell. GArTIs,
T. P. A., Raleigh, N. c.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08
A TRAIN LOAD OF BOOKS
Big Book House Failed.
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08
Should Keep Mum.

Union Republican,
The News and Observer seems to
be trying to get some glory out of
the fact that some Republican Office
holders have been indicted. It is
very ill becoming Of the News and
Observer TO speak out concerning
these matters SINCE it champions the
policy which covers rascality among
Democratic officials. It has had ex-
cellent opportunity to inform the
public concerning that Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad deal in
which Democratic appointees got
large rake offs, and it has had the
opportunity to expose Democratic
officials ell over the State who have
not done their duty in reporting and
breaking up bl0ckaders who are rug.
ming openly and above board against
the Democratic temperance laws of
the State. The charge against some
Of the Republican officials of the
State was that they did not break up
distilling esta blishments which were
run contrary to the laws of the Uni-
ted States. but 1t is a we'll, known
fact that about all OF the illicit dis
tilling establishments that have been
broken up were broken up by Ur,-
ted States officers, and If it can / g
that some Of them are guilty aloi e
this line for not doing their duty,
how much more guilty are all the
Democratic State officials, or prscti-
cally all of them, who have ahso-
lutely failed to make any pretense
of doing their duty along this line.
In, view Of these startling facts
the News and Observer should be
among the last to utter a word on
this subject.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08

Adwen4Gsts' Trial for Farming on Sunday
High Point, N. c., March g.
The trial Of the Seventh Day Ad-
ventists at Archdale for farming
and burning brush on Sunday, was
called yesterday aud the defendants
demanded a jury trial with the re-
salt that the case was postponed
until next week when a jury will be
empanelled.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08

From now until March Ist we
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08

Little Elmer-Say, pa, what Is Il
"silent herr ?"
Pa-Almost any married man,
my son. Home Life.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08

a sediment or set
thing indicatesan
unhealthy con-
.dition of the kid
Aeys; if it stains
your 4inep + y
evidence of kid:
ney trouble; too
frequent desire
to pass It or paiu
in the back is
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08
Fire ut Davidson Burns Postoffice an
Other Buildings,

Other Bnildings.
Davidson, Il. G March 6.-At l
o'clock this morning Davidson was
awakened by fire in sloan's build
ing. The flames spread rapidly,
soon destroying a large business
part Of the business portion, the
postoffice being one of the fist build
ings to go. The students turned out
in force and it was largely due TO
their heroic efforts that the fire was
finally gotten under control.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08

also convincing proof that the kidneys
and bladder are out of order.
What To Do.
TTere is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that DIR. Kilnier's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulflls every wish in curing rheumatism,
pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder tf
and every part of the urinary passage.
1t corrects inability TO hold water
and scalding pain in passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne
eessity OF being compelled to go often
during The day, and to get up many
times during the night. The mild and
the extraordinary effect of SWamp-ROot
is soon realized. It stands tie highest
for its wonderful cures of the most dis
tressing cases. If You need 1uedicine
you should have the best. Sold by drug.
gists in ffty-cent and one-dollar sizes.
You may have sample bottle and a
bqek that tells all ff-
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BY mail. Address Or,
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hanlton, ". When Home Of sTamp-aooE
writing mention this paper and don't
make any mistake, but remember the
name, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and
ne address, Binghamton, d. Y.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It
How To Find Out.

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08

PERMANENT MEADOWS should have
/" an annual dressing of 500 pounds per
acre OF fertilizer containing eleven per cent.
POTASH and ten per cent. available phos-
phoric acid.
Ibis will gradually force out sour grasses
and moses from the meadows. and brine GOOD
grasses and clovers; thus increasing the quality
as well as the quantity of the hay.
Our practical book, Farmers Guide pivex v,.h,. $3.50
sort oil cop-raing II number Of books IN
aon which we send on free of or obligation an
farmer who will us FOR them - any
Addrss GERMAN
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08

The National Magazine and The
Caucasian one year for S1.3O
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08
Entered st the Post Office in Raleigh
n. c.. as second-class mail matter.

Bob Mitchell, the negro murderer,
was hanged at Windsor, Bertie
county, Thursday.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08

McCall's Magazine (fashions) and
The Caucasian one year for 81 Is
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Everybody's Magazine (pri
81 SOY and The Caucasian one ye
for So
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-03-08

Col. A. d Andrews and wife, of
Raleigh, have gone TO Palm Beach,
Fla, and from there will 90 to Cuba
for some days.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26

iltnge 9adnlnnn llno Der ip1tere So
itor Sauier Der 2ebranitalt empfob-
len mo Die beiOen iun9en Mtdnner
Itlloirten allf Der genannten tbeologis
i6en Sodiditle bis Eaitor 9ofpmann
lid) nud Dem Scminar 5u Wercers.
burg, ga, begab, ipoIelbIt er ieine
tbeologiiden Stl,bien peruoait1noig.
te. @inen beionoercn Ginorltd mnd)ten
sic &orleiungen bon Erof. Or. Bbil.
S6off ollf ocn iun9en 9ahmom.
SIM Sabre 1864 iuilroe Goltor Bad.
mann on Die ct. YnltlSs@ emeinoe
bierielbit berlicn nno ietn iegcnSrei.
Dies @irfen Ooiclbit lit ltaotbefnnnt.
Sn ser rcformirten Spnooc BON Imc.
rifn beflcioete Eoltor 9admonn piele
@brenGmter. @ereitS in 1872 pertrot
CT bic engliid)e WurplGnbcr &lailiS
in Der @eneralipnooe Der Ser. Staa.
ten llnb audi oie oeutife aloiiiS pers
trot cr 81 mieoerbplten Wolcn oils Dc
Icgot. Sbm muroe sic Gbre SIT S6eil,
5rm &ice.Er1iioenten ser General
Spnooe BON Imerifa crlpGblt 81 her
Sen. Sn ieiner eigenen Spnobe mar
Yaltor 9odmonn inn 3eitrolm bon
% SSobrcn 0rei Wul Brides. SIM
Sabre 1892 murbc Eoltor 9od)mann
Der Softortitel perliebcn mo Die Csc.
meinbe erilld)te i'm bei'm IllSbrub
oeS iponil6 . omerifoniid)en &rIcgeS
cine Serienreiie nod Der olten SET
motb on5lltreten, So6 molte Der ge=
milienbaite Secliorgcr in bieier ern-
item 3eit, no fir iebe Sofenltobt cine
@ciobr porbonOcn lpor, feline @e-
mcinoe niht ~perloiien.
Yoltor 9adnlonn fiibrte am 26.
Illailit 1861 Sri. &otborinc Sdoob
ais @ottin beinl. Ser aliidlid)cn Che
e%ntiproiien 3moli &inoer, bon oenen
nod bier Sobnc am 2eben linb, nam.
lid Or. Ilbert @od)monn uno bie
$50. Grnlt, @ilbelm nno Gororo
9o6monn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26

Is Worote nad Dem @efGngniB &c.
larot. Span, meld)er nit 6onbagir-
tenn &opfe gum Serbor eridien, CAB
an, er babe in Dem &auie gtr. Sol,
SomItroBe, geidIafen uno bei'm gr-
fpaf)en benterft, Dob ibm feline etipu
So cntboltcnoe 90rie aus Ser Salfe
geltobIen moroens lei. gr babe 9ldd
oeS GtebitoblS beihuloigt, mororf
oieier i'm in Elm buntleS 3immer ge,
ordngt unO Damn nit elmer grt ailf
Den &opf gei6logen babe. 9lad
brodte 81 ieiner Gntifuloigung Dor,
ooB Smon fem He6t aebobt babe,
ibn Oe& Gie6itobIS 5u beiduloigen.
als Sman bic Eoli5eiitotion perlieB,
brod) er pbrmddtig 3uiommen uno
mnBte I'M Eatrolpogeu nod ieiner
Wobnurg 9ebraft iperoen.
va it, Or, Goibieu auf
oem 8ege ser 9eiierung.
= Ter SuItono bon Foltor Or. Ssobn
8. GaIbtea Don Innopolis. al mel.
dem am lebten Wittmod i'm yWarp.
lnnb lniperIitats. Soipital" eineSpe.
ration poIl5ogen mltroe, bot lid, ct.
mas 9ebeiiert. Eaitor Or. Guibiea
1T So Sabre alt una elmer Ser 1lteItea
Frebiger Der galtimlprer Gonferens
Der bllhoflid metbooiltiiden Stride,
Gr 500 lib Dor cinigen Sobren in ous
Eripotleben 5uriid.
DGitp = 9urdl sic
teOeutenbc 3unabmc ocS 9eiuhes
oeS ~Gitp-Gollcge" mo ben 600 bon
Frof. 5. j. grtbur mitrbe cine @r.
gon5nnN bc5m. GcritGrfung Der
SebrfrGftc notbig. Yrof. @ig6tmau
). Melton, ser Hodfolaer BON
Erof. Nrtbur oils Gorjtono bes ena.
Iiidcn requirements, lit BON ser
pSobnS SopfinS' llniperiitGt." Yroi.
u. ). Srancc, Na6iolger bon Yroi.
Sapio Mcglein, ietigen Yrii5ipals
Scr lpeitliden boberen SodteridNuIe,
lit cbenfouS BON ser ,Spbns SOP.
fins ltniperiitdt." Yroi. 5. 6. gpps,
Der nelte cngliid)e 2cbrer, mar bisber
am OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" in Gbelter.
toipn, Wo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
SctrathS : Qiccn,eu.

George 6ranflin, AZ, uno Margo.
ret Sadion 81; applifant George
5ronflin, 9beup Gboie, .. s.
@iaium $. Suler. 81, uno Warp
M. Weesmau, 10; applifant Sobn
.. 5lIler, Gar. 1916, Ioro.Gentral.
Ipcnue.
Sobn 90. Nerrp, %, ultb Ioipeiia
". slqeri, IS; Tpplifant 3rau Yerrp,
Nr. 700, @elt.9arreitroBe.
Ganipm z. Yomel. 26, nno @tbe(
Of. @arp, 10; Ipplifont 2eonaro
Soud, Ger. BOG, oro.gutoulttaBe.
Charles Goiif, 81, uno gnna SOB.
man, IS; appIifant ). .. Gbooa,
Nr. 627, Noro-@ oibiuatonitraBe
2ntber %. Barrett, 36, IL. @eorg.
anna q. Morgan, 80; applifant Gu.
tber W. Barrett. Nr. $40, 6rcmont.
gpenlie.
Gurnin Strait, 26, uno Slora
Solporo, 20; applifant Gurtpin
arait, Dorf, ga.
Serbert 6. Nobinion, 90, nn6 an.
nic 9rolpn, 10; applifant Serbert
&. Gobinion, Nr. 635, Siio.Nont.
foro .apenue.
@alter GonmoD, 81, uno Maru g.
Green, SO; gpplifont @oiparb 81.
Sternbriogc, Nr. 1913, 2igbtItraBe.
So6n Stauffer, 80, uno Mart9a
@rrbarot, %; gpplitont SobnStaui-
fer, Nr. 1927, Scottitrabe.
5reoerid 81. Sail, 80, uao geIiie
u. &eeic, %; applifant @otparo
Wcaaifrep.
Charles g. 9oriep, 80, un6 @tarp
Gromblett, %; applifant 3. gowaro
aramer, Hr. 3632, 9eed). aperme.
Charles 6. Ybiaips, %, Ii. Mary
9. Otetrid, Is; applifant 3. Mau.
ria, Gr. 1925, Sit,Iaoiionitrabe.
'Sames .. Station. 26, uno9lande
galopin, "a; applifant 8. g. Soit,
Yer. 100, Wooilon, apenue.
Somcs Is. Sbompion, 20, unS Nel.
lie M. 9romn, 18; applifant Ssobn
j. &uiium, Mr. 1911, Scottitrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
InS benz Snneren Warplano's unb
ben angren5enoen Staaten.
Gin II m.

Gin Wann, ser Dor einigen Saaen
tad Sagerstonn fam, bat Sen I'm.
rib zines Ylanes perrotben, ilab mel.
DIEM NatlrgaS bon .Birginien
nber Cumberland uno S~agerstoipn
mad Baltimore geleitet lperSen Ioa.
@roBe &apitalien ioaen Dem Inter.
neblnen 5nr gerfiiauns iteben. 3rpei
16.5oaige 8obren iollen oas @as Den
%genanntcn StGoten %5ufiibren.
Seras. Sieber in Sreoe.
rid. County.
Sn Den Seeroen bon Sol. aoonb,
nabe Saoies6trg, unb Iduriee @il.
bloc, nabe 8odp Hioge, Sreoerif.
County, entwidelte iid Dor mebreren
Sagen cine a~ranfbeit, Ser mebrere
Der 5biere erlagen nnb sic ais oaS
gefiirftete 3eras Sieber erfannt
poroen lit. Die Stats . 8ieb3ndts.
geboroe bat ii6 Der Sade angenotrt.
men uno Ole Sbiere unter Guaran.
tGne geiteIt. Die Tbiere in beioen
!Seeroen rpitroen Dor &ur5em i'm Be.
iten gefanft, inns es lit Die Aniidt Der
9bierar5te, Dab bel fortgeiest mar.
mem @efter Sas beimiide 8ieb er.
franfen iper0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26

lit Ser boditen 9eipunoerung pertb,
uno mer0en oieielben bon ser Sirnla
in ibren eigenen @erfitGtten %alt0efer-
tigt. 2uds, Sermelin, Suoion 9op
3obel, Seebuno, periii6es S6at ruiz
iiite 3obelpel5e limo Die beliebteIten
Sorten llnb lit bier t9atiddIi6 Niles
81 finoen, mas cine Srnu ii1 bon eli
iter 8arnitur biz su @a9enoeden
ipiinI6en fam.
Sn aleioeritoffen bot bie 6irma
cbenfoIls Elm pprtrefflides Eager.
WorQuiiettes, geitidte Soiles, Gbiifon-
md, oeitrciites 9roaoclotb, Warpello-
Sud) II. |. N. iino bod)nlooern uno be-
lonoerS mcinfarbig, gartcnblau mo-
bern. Sn Spieenfleioern, SeioenItof-
fen II. ~. 5eigt oas forti6rittlide
@eihGit hie &or5iialidfeit ieincr Sci
tling ilno G%inf1ufer. Die freunolid)e
2eierin miro gut oaron tbitn, oieie
&errlibfeiten Der Wooe peri0nli6 in
.glugeni6ein ST. nebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26

Gas cihenbcgGng 3
bon Srn. Mihoel Sd1fer, mcld)cr
am 9onneritog I'M Sitter bon 70 Sab.
rcn IN iciner lcttcn @obnung, Nr.
1923, 9onfitrobe, aus bem 2cben
id]ieo, fallh gcItcrn Worgen bon Der
fotb. Ct. Mihocl&Girde aus ouf
Dem fl. GrIoier-Sriebbpie itott. Ea-
fer @ode los in Der Stride cine &c
qiliem.Wtciic fir boS Seelenbeil 6es
gntidlofenen. gIs gobrtlldtrdgcr
furgirten bie $50. Setter, Tutb, Sii.
tbcr, Sitter, SooS mo @iintber. Der
T%crblidene iuor in Nicoerfoipig,
&llrbelien, geborcn mo fam imSob.
re 1860 nod Baltimore. gr mar ein
S6Gftenmod)er BON 9crui. SSn1 Sab
re 1864 fiibrte CT SRI. Woggie &norr
ais Satin beim. er binterlGbt oil.
icr i%einer Satin flint &inbcr, cincn
grllbcr in Baltimore unb orciS dipes
itern in Ieutld)lanb.
0eeroignng. - Gin ouBcr.
gefuobnlih groBeS Srauer1eIolge BE-
ibciligte iid) an benz geltrigcn BE,
grGbniB oeS Srn. j. Com. Somble.
ton, meldcs olf ser n@rcenmonnt.
Cemetery" itottiano, nadoem bit
Faltoren Or. ". $. S. HoluerS nnb
II. y. Sbomas in Der biid)oilib pro.
tcitontiidcn @roce.@irbe einen icier.
lidcn Sraucrgottesbienit gcbalten
botten. 3ablloie foitbnre 9lumen.
ltiicfe idnliidten Die lebte HubeitGtte.
Sftipe 9obrtubtrd9cr marcn feline
ernannt, ba In9citcate beS 2eidclt.
6eltatters Ben Sarg trugen. Gage
gen fungirtcn ais s9abrtud).
TRIGGER: @oupernellr Gbmin Wariiclo,
Grs@ouperncur 6ront 9roiun, ".
GnbcI Bruce, Snmcs u. 8orn Sc
neral j. 6. 2otrobc, George 8. Wcs
Grcorp Sobn @. Nclion, s. Senrp
Goof, General Sobn @ia, Widael
ScnfinS, S. Sorgb Gottman, @cue.
raj Selir ggnus, George 9lofiltone,
s. Soltbaate 2emmon, General 8.
8ictor 9aigbnlon, .. g. McSntoib
Sobn ". EompfinS, Woior u. Stu.
art S%pmington, 8iuiom u. Souie,
q. Z. 2eituih Senrp &cllogg Scnrp
u. Garr. Or. Sodion Eipcr mo 5icl.
ser Is. Slin9luif.
&c IuSrebe calf h t. =
Sir 5tpei Ecrioncn wenigitens bate
oic SrbilGumsipode unnn9enebme
Iolgcn. IS iinb bieicS Scnrp Conf
lin mo Sooie @oooron bon Nr.S04,
WoociroitrnBe. @ic iid bei cinem
3cli9enuerbor, bo& g~citern in Scr
norOoitliben Goli5eiitotion ltattionb,
berousitclltc, wobnten biegciocn ocn
Silbil1ums : 5citli6feiten bel. Ga
Sri. Wooorob befiirftete, i'm Sc
brdnae lire llbr 5i perlicrerL iiber.
gob lie bieielbc ibrcm gegleiter. Die.
ier trof bis porgeitern feline gnitol-
ten, oeip Gbronometer iciner Gigerl-
tbiimerin 5uriid5ugeben, nno 10 lieB
i'm Die 2ettere pcrboften. 8or go.
li5eiridter aeplingcr iagte Gonflin
aus, bob feline Sni6en boil 25dcr
lporcn unb bob ibm Ole llbr ieSen-
ialS burd zines Der 2oder gerutid)t
lei. Ger geitrcnge &obi glollbte in.
beiien nid)t all Ole Gntihuloigung,
ionoern iiberipies 0cn Arreltanten
Dem @erihtsoeriabren.
@riff einen alien Neger
nj t elmer Nrtan.- Inter ser
ACKNOWLEDGING elias SmaiL einen
alten Hcger bon GER. 1883, @arbItr.,
.angegriffen 81 baben, ipliroe ser
Heger s. 9lad bon Ger. 651, Sarp.
Ctr, geitern bonn &ibter 2ooen auf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-02-08
SAID TAFT WAS MAD.
Ha'laer stated That Secretary Al
but cur4ed Him.
CONDITIONS ONCANAL
Gave INNATE teennnt ef How We
fsnnd Matters on the lSihmas
and Told Of Difficulties
to Be Net.

Washington. Feb. :. During The
course of his testimony before the
senate committees on inter oceanic
canals John r Wallace, former chief
engineer of tn. isthmian canal. said
That he did Q years work and that
his successor had no benefit OF his
ANALYSIS or recommendations "b~-
cause hte said "the secretary OF
war told me he did not want It. and
had no use for me except on the
isthmus as a directing engineer He
was SO aArrv In his treatment that he
all but esrsed me-
He gave minute account of the
conditions he found there and the diff
Hcultes he encountered In getting
material and supplies and the delays
that occurred In filling requirements
While he was cabling to have the or
ders exploited. he said. he received
word from Admiral Walker that ca BILE
grams cost money. Ie was delicate
hint. he said, that he had better not
use the cables so much.
The work I did" said Mr.. Wallace.
"extended over complete year. taxi
'Fe AZ "Vt ana diy sedSoHs' was
working along definite programme
which ! intended to put in writing in
my annual report and would have done
so had ] been permitted to make a
report. I experimental with the
French excavators so as TO tell wheth-
er It would be the, more economical to
use or destroy these machines. which
cost probably $4,000 900 I expert
mented far enough to know that these
machines were not fit for use"
I Mr.. Wallace does not favor the
eight hour day. He thought the man
In charge should be permitted to get
his labor anywhere He said employees
| were well fed. He said if the work
was done by contract it would increa Sc
| the cost 90 per cent
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HAPPENINGS CONDENSED.

snow feH IN several parts Of Teas
Tuesday
over $4,000 cattle wece inspected In
1896 in Oklahoma.
naval recruiting office has been
opened at Ardmore
A Roman Catholic hospital is to he
established M ,trslogg,
Guthrie chief of nolica s,-s an so,
looms were closed Sunday
nj.
- ~, 'ia'.a., VI leu
go ~" "h Io'n'
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ls~se- D~ssess ,s rasa oye- H.
,srcsi<s - g.s M--

p~s Mote Thcfnr~ "a
Lass"a r t st
Cover ~
other ai4iv xat faft, oF n .t+
ica Oh q n'-.t So %
turn oeer ei~ y t4 @ a
tual Lie leeur e
AMI eh'rh u
arnuli wess $3.50 f- ca
nies for tn lrs ~ ~n
hone u. rooa3 sui
rrs
Governor TIrrinv :, ltn9 "a
wouti consider the proponi'
after a eanff~en wfta ESQ tr
johnson ~ Minnesota. one ~ t4e otl-i
members, would make n dofn!f. a"-
swer Mr. Lawson told Ar C3a.uiae
that toe ~ ~ members ~ to e,ar.
mittee viii be Governor Johnson q.
Minnesota. Senator La F'olette of wis
consiu Governor Broward Of Florida
and ex.Attorney General Monet ~
Ohio.
He said he had received n large
number Of proxies from policyholders
In the New York Life ard dutual Life
Insurance companies OF New York
which with the others he expects 10
get and which he is confident VIII
come IN If the committee plan goes
through. VIII give hin control Of both
companies.
The proxies are so wordel that Mr..
Lawson cannot vote them himself He
must turn them over to committee
of unquesiionably responsible men h
be named BY him. which committee
win attend the annual meeting and
vote the proxies.
Mr., Lawson also told Mr.. Cummins
that he desired the committee to take
steps to have the New York statutes
amended 10 make a majority of the
directors Of the two mutual companies
elected annually, At present less than
q ma joritS are elected each year.
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t1ADLEY COMING.
Is to Visit Oklahoma City In Order to
Secure Dispositions.

Oklahoma City, Feb. lit is stated
here upon reliable authority that
Attorney General lIadieN of Missouri
will soon visit this city for the purpose
Of securing dispositions in the pending
case to Dust the Standard OIL COM
pany from Going business in Missouri.
Several Former employees of the Wat
ers- Pierce OH company will be called
upon to testify regarding the alleged
merger of the Standard Oil company
and the Waters Pierce company,
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ANOTHER RCBBED
Postoffce at Eufaula, /. T., Eurgisr
ICED Some Nights AGO.

Enfaula. l. T., Feb. 1.-tt has beer
discovered here that the Eufaula pos.
office has been robbed of large guam
tty of mail by some one. who rifles
the mail boxes II is believed That
Paul Carey. the negro who robbed the
Muskogee and South Mc.tIester post
offices, stopped here on his way to
South McAlester. Carey. who was ar
rested at South McAlester made Il
full confession to robbing the post
office there and at Muskogee and also
implied that he robbed the postoffine
at Tulsa
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Six Texans Opposed.

Washington, Feb. THE Mallory
National quarantine blu in amended
form was approved by a caucus of
thirty southern representatives and
one senator. the only negative votes
being cast by six Texas representa-
tives AS amended Senator Mallory
will reintroduce the bill in the senate
and Representative williams will in
troduce it in the house and urge it's
passage as representing the views of
the south on the extension of Federal
control of both maritime and inter
state quarantine.