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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-08-31

In the Probate Court, Idaho County, State of Idaho
In the matter of the estate Of Sidney Potter, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that Letters of Administration
on estate of Sidney Potter, deceased granted
to the undersigned the goth day Of February 1905,
by the Probate Court of idaho County.
All persons having claims against said estate are re-
quired to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
me for allowance, at the office of Alvord & Holman in
Cottonwood. County Of Idaho, State Of Idaho, the
same being the place for the transaction of the business
Of said estate within four months after the date of the
first publication Of this notice. they shall be forever
barred. This 28th day OF July, 1906.
WARREN F. POTTER,
Alvord y Holman, Attys'. Administrator.
for Administrator, Cottonwood, Idaho.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-08-31

Now that the republican
county convention is over there
are undoubtedly some pretty
sore" candidates but they can
console themselves with the
thought that after election some
of the others may have a chance
to feel bad.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-08-31

A little yellow spot is begin
ming to. appear in the Moscow
Journal and if it isn't eradicated
pretty soon, like the wild mus
tard, it will take the whole sheet.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-08-31
In Great Demand.

The demand for Chamberlain Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy here
has been so great that I have scarcely
been able to keep it in stock. 1t has
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-08-31

cured cases of dysentery here when all
other remedies failed.-FRANK JONES,
Pikeville, Ind, This remedy is for sale
by Robinson.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17

In a Speech Before State Association
Gives Reasons for Selection of the
Route and the Conditions
Prevailing on the I~thmu<.

Put-in-Bay. O., 1uIy lL-Se-~etarT
of War Taft in MS speech On the Pan
ANA canal this afternoon before he
state bar association began D. ziv!n-
reasons for the selection D. tie -v-
OF the Panama route aut q.
planation Of the apparen. delay q he
actual WORK - excavation. tn. ~s-
cess!ty Of improved sanitary conditions
being established before he ac-a
work o. construction was actively
commenced vas st9oagly emphasized
and IL was shown that the nearly twsa
ty-aye thousand employees had u re4l.-
- accomplished more than any 81
realized . the building and eQaipuea.
II railroads. the construction - 2
water supply and building II thousand
~: homes for those engaged n -
work L was pointed ou- tea- the : :
tuaI excavation was much less - e.
problem han with what - 10 with -
material when l. vas taken OUT. mGcf
OF which had - - carried afteeu
miles. requiring he building -. ote.
three hundred miles OF spur :-acA-. TIE
question e.: obtaining Sufficient labor
was SHOWN ID DC = s.Tsous one and 4.
had been necessary 20 emp!oy "a S@eA-
number % natives and Cinnamon.
three -. H1om would 10 less .aa1 au
ave1a-~ American workman The *e-
minated cu>- ~ the Panama route NJ
placed a II hundred AMI n.y. mil
lion dollars and he tlme ~ upnule-
tion about seven Years The speak,
said that the American people we-a
disposed - De II 700 big i hurry "fn
have me dirt fly" and that il had ben
necessary for those in charge - with
stand 3 great deal 80 politica! Srt>s
while carrying out the preliminary
work.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17
WOMAN WITH SAFE BLOWERS


Farmingdale, L. l., July 9.-DodginG
bullets, two men and a Uoman escap-
ed in a wagon here early today aiter
breaking into the Long Island railroad
station, blowing open the safe and get
ting $500 in cash and tickets.
The noise of the explosion awakened
residents lear the stat on, and IS
there have been several burglaries
along he line recently, everybody was
alert with 2 -In.
The STE b e ke~s we're seen % jump
into q ! sht va on ana dash down h
road toward ne u -sk rtS IF The Town.
The people on their route fred frCm
windows, and the tIsilade MS Qu ta
general until the wagon DISAPPEARED.
Evidently nobody in the vehicle vas
hit.
The women and the two men were
seen al the station last night. They
were apparently waiting for 4 train. !;
was noticed. however. that they did
not wait for the train, but instead
strolled of down a side road,
The oman in the party IS described
as 4 handsome blonde, we'll dressed
She IS thought 10 be the same person
whom the authorities believe figured 4
robberies Of the railroad stations I
Roslyn, Locust Valley, Great Neck and
Gineola within the last three months
Baltimore Sun.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17

All Their sunday Eggs Donated to Aid
Church.

John G. Herman a devout layman.
mas organized the chickens In the
neighborhood OF Wesley Methodist
episcopal church. near SykesviIle.
carroll county. MARYLAND. into a mis-
stnary society to raise FUNDS to aid
the church. Each hen IS a lay MEM
Der so to speak
The farmers of the nelghborhood
nave agreed to give TO the church the
eggs that their hens lay on SUNDAY.
ihey VIII be placed in 4 basket AT the
pulpit every Sunday afternoon al the
nour Of the Epwo-th League meeting
Mr. Herman will stamp each z
the date on which il vas laid. The
following day. Monday. he will bring
them 10 Baltimore He has agreed To
realize . cents on each egg no matter
what may be the market price.-Bal-
timore Dispatch.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17
l Narrow Escape.

1lr. \ 7. Beaver OF the prtshurg
Plate Glass Company had q marrow
escape this morning at the early train.
He dropped some letters n the mli.
car as i moved of. After he dropped
them he noticed that the letters lodg-
ed in the deposit box. He hurrle!ly
ran W and trying 10 push the letters
down got his fingers caught and vas
being carried along with the train. l.
with great eXertiOn that Mr.. Bea-
yer eXtricated his hand. IN 4 few
minutes he no doubt would have been
seriously injured If not killed. AS il
is he escaped with a swollen finger
High Point Enterprise.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17
ICE TRUST EXTENT
Holds Properties in Maine and Else
where Worth 5000 900.

The recent hearing on the question
Of abating the tax on the ice proper
ties in Pittston and F~armingdale, now
to be followed by argument before the
court in Portland, incidentally brought
out many interesting facts concerning
interests held by the American Ice
The houses concerned in
the tax hearing were the Lodges. the
Independent, the SmithtOWn, the Naum
keag, the Rich House, the Weeks, and
the Hancock, having al aggregate ca
pacity of some 1885, 00 tons.
It was shown that the American Ice
company has ffty-four houses in Maine
and that the total value Of all the ice
properties in Maine, New York, Phlla-
delphia, Baltimore and Washington, is
S13,2 08, 500. In New York the most
value is represented, amounting to 3d.
254. sol, while in Philadelphia it toots
up to $4,0 9S. $50. There are ninety-one
houses on the Hudson, the largest ac-
concentrating $1,000 tons of ice, while
the largest house in Maine, in Pittston,
will stow away S4,624 tons. The conf
pany has thirty-two separate pieces OF
property in the city of Philadelphia AID
fourteen in New York city. ten in New
Jersey, ten in Brooklyn, twelve III HaI-
rimore, and five in Washington.
In a statement issued to the stock
holders it was remarked that a busl-
ness of 2.2OO, 900 IONS of ice in a year,
and a cool summer at that, was a rec
ord not to be ashamed OF. 1t turner
set forth that a profit Of : IL cents a
hundred on that total provides for DIV
idends of 6 per ecnt on the Sl4, IGo,-
900 preferred stock outstanding. IN
verv warm summers $500, 900 tons are
| sold, thus earning something for the
common shares.
There was an outcry in New York
and elsewhere in 1900 over the increase
in prices, and the American Ice com.
many was obliged to face a number OF
comnatitOrs. But the trust during l9ol
and 1902 continued to pay dividends Oh
! the common shares at the rate or t
rrar cent per annum, although the com
nanv saws that this payment Imperfect
not only the cOmpanys properly, p't
IFS reputation and credit Inc COM
many feels that the reduction IN Capl-
tal in 1901 from $4,000, 600 preterred
a-d $50, OOO. 900 common to slo,CoJ,O w"
/ preferred and s25, O00,o coo common, onIy
/ ga COO 200 of the preferred and 80
al enc Of the common having been IS
sued. was q move in the right oi'ec
tion.-New York Times.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17
NEWS FROM RALEIGH
Conductors Excursion to Norsou-
larry Large CrOwd-Examination
for Public School to be HeId-sec-
N Days Session of Farmers. Con-
VentiOn.
Messenger Bureau.
Raleigh - G. J,,rc II

Raleigh. y. c., June II.
A special excursion train run I'M
DER he auspices D the conductors of
the Seaboard Air Line left her. this
morning at 10 oc;.ck for Por Sntorth
and Norfolk and Carrying a crowd of
more than 200 Raleigh people. MANY
stops were Eadc along the road and
the / coaches ana two baggage
cars were well fill by the tine Hen
derson was reached. Round trim
tickets were sold for only So. 4 num-
Der oil negroes occupied several Of the
forward cars, the two sections of The
train being separated by an additional
baggage car.
Governor Glenn is spending TODAY
at McCullers station where he adj
dressed the Sunday school conference
Of the Christian church.
The second days session Of the
North Carolina Fa. mers convention
opened auspiciousIy this morning ant
with a larger attendance. 4 trim over
the Agricultural and Mechanical COL
-No - q Ll0dS dt " CLOCK ms
morning and q SLJiiv crowd followed
out the itinerary. TOday's morning
session was devoted to a special ,rc-
gramme Of the t0b.c"O and c0:t.n
farmers, the dairyman. the institute
workers and the W1i:.ur who ara 50
deeply Interested in farming and so
closely related thereto. The afternoon
session was 5ene.a. and was partic:-
pated in By expert: IN mUio Technical!
lines.
The case Of the STATE V. NJ. T. Nor
ris for alleged arson has been set for
trial tomorrow in N.aAe county supe-
riOr court. Able counsel is employed
for the defendant anG the state will
be ably backed by two OtIe" att0rnews
in addition to the solicitor.
Examinations for public school
teachers for Wake county will be held
tomorrow and Friday. A number of
new applicants are filed in addition
to the old and regular corps Of
teachers.
The civil engineering department of
the Agricultural and Mechanical COL
lege is in receipt of a letter from the
United States war department inviting
attention to the fact that engineers
and surveyors are needed in the Phil
ipine service and asking that the CO.
operation Of the college in bringing
the matter to the attention of the
graduates. The department is asked
to file a list of the graduates in the
event that they may be directly COM
municated with. Acceptance Of such
work is under a two year contract and
many features of a desirable nature
are held out in the governments
offer.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17
ROBBERY THE MOTIVE
Investigation Disclosed the Fact That.
Miss Ellison Had Large sum of
Money Which No Tra9. Can be
FOund-SuSDrCt Arrested.

Minneapolis. Mimi, July 1l.-R0b-
berry was the motive for the murder OF
Mile Ellison who vas found dying
amid the flames OF blazing alcohol 4;
the National hotel YESTERDAY. /. mas
been discovered by the police that Miss
Ellison had lately sold IL her mill
merry business at Ellsworth, Wis, AND
had come 10 the Twin City with aboul
$500. No such sum found in hoT
room at the hotel.
Investigation at Ellsworth shows
that Miss Ellison had always borne Il
good reputation. Her parents arrived
in Minneapolis today
Nathan riggs was arrested a EIToy.
Wis. this afternoon on Information
from this city. Riggs IS q conductor Or
the Chicago, ST. Paul, Minneapolis and
Omaha railroad. He is accused b"
Miss Elliaon's family Of killing her and
will be brought back - Minneapolis
for examination.
Riggs IS said 20 have been Miss Ell
lison's business adviser and there Is
evidence tending 10 show that h ac-
companied her 10 the National Bank 90
Commerce yesterday hen she nd 5
draft for s., 741 cashed.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17

Placed on Building to Prevent Trouble
Between Union II Non-uhioii
Workers.

New York, July 11.-Eight stories
above the street, on a fimsy flooring Of
blanks laid across Orders, nearly a
hundred union iron workers employed
on a hotel building going up al Fifty
ninth street and Fifth avenue today al
tackled three special policemen KEEP
there to prevent trouble between the
union workmn and n~On-uniOn
employed on the same building. one
of the special policemen, Mlchae But
Ter, was thrown from the platform and
fell two stories to the sixth floor. He
was fatally injured. The other two
men were seriously but not fatally
hurt.
Four of the union men We're arrested
and identified by Butler as having beer
among those who assaulted him. But
Ter died a few minutes later.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17

I. begins 20 l.-Fs Ike. fa. A-~tsr
OR Is-. -,t,-
- ~ 80
'T'f' 'AAA ever besuE" IATHE %"
pas, s-a~ou .hee- was lo t-tlu.c uR.a.
- scarcity ~ ,s~ F-- .n.-. 49,
a
,7 'N<4 -H
tAiH was dH" Z" n" TACT nat iA"It IS
. a sufficient amount 81 i,c ta Will
u.nrrnn o. -. ,ha ,,~ amt Al, h,t .
-
- - '''
ana other points n south tATo.tGa
and Georgia /. wl~ learned yesterday
as al absolute f,., ma. So 49,.
,r.,. a
o"'HS me coming iA!i and i VII! have
\ capacity Of lnn IONS per day. d. II
Gained that = all! ~ 81" la.gr~t
plant IN North tarollna
Options AaV" been secured IN sev-
eral locations. The plant j. go he halIt
by parties outeld" ~ he state. bat b.
has mot Yet been made known Who lie
parties are Tn plant "tll ." as"t
exclusively for icing cars Al thadto4vn
and as r~e-tcInS them where It i me-
eesary. Work IN ~ n"H plant all.
probably De started during September
II mas been Tumore for som" SIN"
past tina. "A plant Was {" b" erected "a,
t~hadbourH. but the FIRST definite" iu'1--
nation was learned Yesterday
In addition - the plant. q STORAGE
house 81 about 5000 tons capacity l. 10
be erected. This vii give The Arntou'
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17
Third Respite for Rawlings.

Atlanta, Ca. July II-Gove--o-
Te-r..I toda~ granted 1 third respite
IL :. g. Rawl ngs whose execution FOR
the murder o. the two Carter children
in OK nfes county was &C. for Friday
III Moore. 2 -cEro y \ u under SER
tence OF death for the same crime.
was -espited also The %
time for both waz Until AuguEt ,. The
respite Eaz granted on II. statement
that both are important ~i.-~sses ~
the defense in the motion before the
supreme court fer Il ne. :~laI for
Rawlings sorE, Jez@ Milton and
Leonard. charged with completely in
inc crime.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17
Would Break Up the Party.

Secretary Taft seems to have some
sort of an idea Of the greed OF The
average North Carolina republican
for office. but he does not know it all,
If he were to take the Offices away
from them and give them to the dem
ocrats. as he proposes for the good OF
the republican party, there would be
no republican party IN this state
They would make record breaking
time getting into the democratic par
ty to land some OF the offices.-Char-
lOtte Chronicle.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17
Reminder OF Old Republican Day..

When the darkey used 10 assist in
running republican conventions IN this
state and county, several Of item al
ways being duly accredited delegates.
IL used TO be said these conventions
were d~isgTaCefuI affairs. For those
days they We're Z little tough. but
common honesty and deCenCy compels
the statement has nOt i convention
was ever held in this county half as
,d~isgracefuI as the republican conyel-
ton Of last SaruCday.-Greensbov3
Record
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17
BLACKBURN CRIED DOWN
Adams Men Prevent His Speaking to a
Crowd i'll the Street.

While the Taft party were at supper
Monday evening and a band was play
ing in the street a crowd Of Blackburn
adherents gathered in front of the
GuiIfOrd hotel and called for a speech.
Without a great deal of persuading the
mOuntaineer congressman consented TO
appear before his admiring constitu-
entS. He came out on the hotel pal
cOny and began to talk in j strain very
much like his speech in the COUNT
convention last Saturday. The speech
pleased the people who wanted 70 hear
him, and cheers and shouts Of APPROX
al rent the air at frequent intervals.
But that was not all. AS speaker
and hearers warmed up a few Adams
shOuterS edged into the crowd, md
whenever the Blackburn men would
hurrah they would shout Adams.
From that the Adams contingent grew
rapidly, and soon their shouts were
50 lOud and so continuous that theJ
drowned out the voice of the speaker.
Mr.. Blackburn made motions with his
hands and tried 10 go on, but 1t vas
no go. The Adams men saw their ad-
vantage and kept up the din.-Greens-
bOrO Telegram.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17
Crop, Improving.

While the damage 10 crops b. ex-
ceSSjve rains is in some instances and
some sections almost irreDarable III
some places in this section. there has
been marked Improvement in the corn
and cotton during the past week Or
ten days. Those crops On good stiff
lands, which have been well cultivated
will give a good yield if no furthet DIS
aster overtakes them, according 70 re-
ports from reliable sources. The crops
as a whole, however. are going to De
short in this section.-kinston Fr5e
Press.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17

Bark h~ar-arita >prang a Lrak-Cre~
Taken ON u, Another Vessel and
Bark Fired.

Lewes. Del. July ll-HAvlu- been
forced 20 abandon their vessel a. sea.
Captain Alsena and MS crew Of twelve
men Of the Uruguayan bark Margaritt
whihc was sighted on fire of the New
Jersey ocast Monday. arrived here o.
day on board the schooner Judge Pen
newill, which Is bound from New York
for Charleston. The crew did not suf
fer any hardship and late this after
noon left for Philadelphia
The Margarita was bound from PM
adelphia 10 Halifax. y. :. with a car
90 of coal. Soon after leaving me
Delaware capes Sunday the Dark
sprang a leak and the captain, sup
posing he could keep the wafer DOM
b. frequent shifts at the pumps, sept
the vessel headed northward sunday
night the leak increased and dc~pIta
the efforts of the crew the yesse. VAS
filling at the rate of nearly TWO I"-C
an hour by Monday morning Distress
signals We're hoisted and were e BIZ
the Judge Pennewill, which came Csc
by. After a conference between Cap
tain FunesS, of the schooner and Cap
tain Alsena it was decided 10 set fire
to the bark and leave her. This wa-
done at noon Monday and four hours
later the bark sank sixteen miles =. by
\. of Atlantic City.
The Margarita was uninsured ana
was owned by Captain Alsena and rep
resented the savings OF a life time. The
bark WAS an old vessel, having sailed
under various names for thirty years.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17
4 GEORGIA LINCHING
Negro Found Concealed Under Bed
Taken From Officer By Mob.

Augusta, Ga, July ia Swains0or"
special to The Chronicle says:
About 100 heavily armed men look
Ed. Pearson, a negro, from DEPUTY
Sheriff Fields, about three miles rom
this place early this morning, carried
him 10 the CanoOchen swamp ana
lynhced him. The night before Pear
son was found by Misses Maude and
Ida Burner hiding under their bed.
Screams attracted rel f2ther, IN aged
man, who entered h o N n 4 2'!9
but was knocked sensel s. y The n
gro. He was TT 4 III ed by IN
deputy and identi Ell
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17
Heavy Fines for Rebater~.

Chicago. July 1I-Judge Lands. n
the United States district court ;otay
sentenced the Chic3go and Al on road,
which was recently convicted q giant
Ing iIlegal rebates a Kansas City, %
Day a fine Of $4,000 on each OF TWO
counts or A total 81 $4,000. John
Faithoyn and Fred A Nann. forIn-~
officials OF the road who were also
convicted. were sentenced 10 pay Il
fine OF S.. 900 each OF We counts, Or 4
total Of $4,000 each
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17
Secretary Wilson satisfied.

Chicago. July Il-Secretary az AEsi-
culture Wilson. having today finished
his work in Chicago stated that he Hss
satisfied that the packers OF Chicago
are making effort 10 put their plants in
sanitary condition and that the de-
parunent will put The. revised regula-
lions into effect August /
The secretary later In he day LETT
for Omaha where he all make a per
solal inspection % the conditions 10
the packing houses ia that city.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17
Necro Murderer Caught.

\ negro named VIII Henderson
was nabbed at Mt. Holly by Deputy
Sheriff P. E. Lentz and taken to Sails
bury Tuesday night. He was wanted
there for the murder Of another negro
named John Cooke at the rock quar-
~ last August. Henderson's wife ilv-
ed near Mt. Holly and it was at her
house he was arrested. He lad been
wandering over the country since last
August, going as far, he sad, as IN
dian NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gazette.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17
Death of Robert Strange I!u>kc.
lSnacial to The Messenger.)

Fayetteville. y. C, July II--News
received here Of death this morning
at Morganton. Of pneumonia, 4 RIB
ert Strange Huske. eldest son CT ihe
late Rev. DR.. J. c. Huske. rector u
St. Johns Episcopal church. De-
ceased was So years old and born a.
Myrtle Hill, the homestead Of Juds :
Strange. being . relative OF the
Strange family.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17
Cruiser Tcnncsse Turned over To The

Philadelphia, July 1.-THE a-mored
cru e. Tennessee was today tlTucf
ove TO the government By the Cr2mD
Shipbuilding company. The cerernoniss
which were unostentatious. took place
1t the League Island navy yard Nd
miral Craig. c~ommandant. accepting b.
ship for the government from the
builders.
The cruiser will probably rera az
the navy yard for : month coal.ns nd
taking on stores before sailing - he
b-JAeiyn -avy yard where the C.n !
guns vii, 10 mounted.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17
.7HE1
/. F. C. Association
Meats in August
.ECDN7RACTExP|REs
Matters to Come
The Meeting

Ia. Taken towards
oorvica Ont
Dti"f
Lnron-No Doubt ABOUT the
,le Armour Car Line
o,,v
.Ern." .3- A''"'
,lr Country With the
cars ,o Take
sE N.'i''''
|, ,n. Eu-lu'~-
2.8lcl. Early during
-..r -.Ea nIaca tho
T. -''- ,.-a,5o.e
IN Il .~7 u
cEu.l.. -..,'h ana ffuiC
|, ,.s,.s .u. nd here IS 10
-...-iru will no a
Wa ~
= a.. m-gl moment - me
r. growing -ldN7IE! III east
u Cs->,1a- several matters
3-a,- Importance are 10 come
b. L~-.aG Inc hVe year con
+, -l~ Armour Gar Line eX-
5 r..r There ! practically 10
.gr ,1r ~.ou'ract beng renew
b curse, IT. cannot yet De told
VIA terms. Inc Armour Car
tn prp+senC time IS about the
car Inc mat could
he necessary number OF cars
i he crop. President George
in his testimony before the
s4,-a commerce c0mmIss'on,
.a- The company had 1000 cars
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17

Cant 0 90 something % arouse
the interest Of he men N he Or
asked the minister. Yes said the
leader. Il could put 4 widow n I, bit
then all the women would Lose inter
est."-Exchange.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-07-17

The president having co1gra'uit;ei
the kaiser on becoming a ~graadIop.
William wont rest cay until he &C.
turns the compllmeaL-Philade.phl
North American.