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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-02

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ffne aEness anteson beaaglovn sensations
tenderness the oyaries and kindred ailments
FREE CONSULTATION
Admiration extended BY woman
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sticypvae and Pierce Buffalo, Ny
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receipt stamps 70 pay expense mailing only Send
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-02
PERSONAL
MERTON


Thos Kearse, of Fort Cobb. IS here.
A. y. Pie'.e ii in here today from Med
fora.
J. L. Johnson Of Marshall is here to-
day.
W. G. schlesel Is here today from
Chandler.
r. d. Stewart is in town from orlan-
do today.
James Gordon is here today from Pom
ca city.
]. F. Carey Of Enid came over today
on business.
II. f. stobaugh returned % Crescent
City this morning.
Ledru Guthrie came up from Oklahoma
City this morning.
S. w. Fenton came over from Cleve-
land yesterday morning
j. II. Landon. Of Hydro. * transaotins
business in the city today.
John IT. Dillon OF Geary is among the
out Of town visitors here today.
c. b. Mellott is in the ci.-' from Paw
husHa lookln after business intssss,s.
Miss Linda Gregory has taken a POSI-
tion as assistant stenographar IN thf Of
fee OF District Clerk Joe Norris and
began her duties this morning.
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being | dare say was different from that
OF amy other Individual 10 the country.
nnd whatever might or might not b. said
about the silver craze. the reverend at
least was sane Ia hts position.
lie said. "Genticmens" with pccu-
liar stress on 'gcntlemcns" give me
nickcls, dimes and sometimes" with n
wink OF the other eye. quarters, hut
II we have nothing but gold then the
smallest piece Of mooney we win have
viii be the five dollar gold piece, ana !
know no gentemans win give me that p
and he began again his lamentations and
like Rachael weeping for her children,
he would not be comforted.
The next Legislature fohowing this. IN
"a spirit OF fun this writer prepared at
petition for The reverend. asHing for the
appointment as chaplain OF The house,
The petition was writtcn In as grandi-
osc style as the writer knew how 70
word IT, ana II Il IL now in the archives
OF tho legislative papers should be pre-
served for the signatures attached TO a.
Every person OF note. ancient or niadern,
religious or profane. warrior or schoi-
ar, had his name attached 20 this peu-
iion. as Elijah the prophet. Alexander
the Great. Pope Pins. Queen Victoria
Emperor William II and 50 on. Every
body TO whom he presented 4 entered
into the spirit OF the thing and signed
an the great names he could think Of
unill the last time tha writer saw Il
the petition wis over eighteen feet long
Armed with this Formidable document
Rev. cheesborough went a. Guthrie an,
presented his claim. but the legislators
like Pharaoh OF old harneded their heart
ANA wouldn't let the reverend pray. I'm
| M olo day, The regular chaplain beinf
sick, they let the hero Of the scree,
pray. to give thsm. aa 81 were. sampll
of his wares. ANA they do say that Il
WIS q great prayer, at least a was 5,
moving that it iarred these same leeis
iaiors loose from at least one days pel
diem, not from fhcni, bot from tho reg
ular chaplain vino d'd not piay and CAV.
| o. To- Roy ChocsborouEh. who did
May ho iiYc another hundred years
49, have no doubt he VIZ. and may H..
shadow never grow less, or De VIII b0
Z transparent ETlfAN ALLEN
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COL euckuEa's CARD

Editor Leader An article printed 10
recent issue OF nc Leader made mis~
statement in tbs. ihat I never talked 10
aHyHoe. IA Chandler concerning the
Einbry inSesileaton. except what oc-
curred ~ Nr. aonmans ONCE. when
gave hlm a siatemsof a. 10 what
ihonsht certain professional services
were worth The statement aiso does
Mr. Tilxhman an Injustice ~ shaf ~
stated thar Tllghman told me hat par-
ti7s who were not Ia favor oi Efnbry
were not allowed 10 testify Tiighrnan
asked me II ! had been coached and asx-
.ed what wouil sw,ar 20 11eNlo1a 20
going on the stand. no which ! enswer-
"a no" he then asked mt K / had
beard anything az chan0tr about nen
who ala not favor nmhry being denied
ne rieht 10 festlfy. told ! bad heard
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cure voua KIDNEYS.
DO Not Endanoer lie When a Guthrie
ciuzen SHOWS You the cars.

DO Not Endanoer llfe When Guthrie
Citizen Shows You the cars.
WHY VIII people continue 90 suner the
asonies Of kidney complaint. bacSpche.
urllaiy disorders. lnmsnoss. headaches,
lansupr why allow lbemstlpes 10 become
chronic invaiids when certain cure 's
offered ihemg
Donn's kidney pills IS iho remedy 10
use. hcrause II gives 10 lhe kidneys the
help Trey need 10 perform their work
II you have any even one Of 1e symp-
toms of kidney diseases. cufe yourself
now. before diabetes. dropfy or hrghis
disease sets in. Rad ihis Guthrie ias-
umony
l.ons b. Kfoegcr man eafller on r.
- ID no q nsyoa addition G0lmlo.
Okla. says "Duriue fha ltel tNo yelra
! hagc had scvcrol aifacts ~ t.ne back
newer severe enough io oa1sc m To hy
on iron work bni eAcoed.naiy trouble
some. There WAS also roo frecnfni ac-
ton o. tho Hiiney sfrreioas purlls
one q these spells Deans k.dney plls
were brougfl u my notice. at 81 Wall
lace's drug stofe and J DfocWed box
aud used them hccordluG 10 difcoiiops.
received such mnrktd tsnaf from
them mat 4 fiyes me pleasure to ee-
dofse lAa claiins made foF Your remedy.
know ID is preparation that does
exactly as relreaenied"
For sale by an dealers Price 50
cents. Poster Ailbnrn Co. Dunalo,
NPw York. SOLO agents For me United
states
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0 0 Q 0 Q Q o 0 0 0 Q 0 0 0 0 Q
0 GUTHRIE TEN YEARS o
% AGO TODAY. Q
% o
0 Q O 0 Q o c 0 Q o o Q o O Q o .

The seventh annual celebration Of
the Tenebrae and eFast OF Maundy.
Thursday was observed by the Scot
tish Rite Masons at the Hotel Royal
following work by the Lodge OF Per
fection in the 9Th. 7th and ST hdegrees.
AT the banquet G b. Adams cdiciated
as master Of ceremonie. Il. s. Don
nelly acted as toastmaster and n. S.
Cunningham presided at the head Of
the board Toasts were responded TO
by Governor Renfrow. John ID. Leon
ard. c. NJ barnes. U c. Guss and Sam
Oyerstreet. The members present
we're Harper S. Cunningham. E. s.
Donnelly, Luke Ellison. David Woln.
G. II. willis. c, b. Adams. J. d. Leon.
ard. U. c. Guss. l.. u. Pitts, p. ]. B.
Doye, e, p. Barnes, A. o. Farquharson
and II. w Painter.
| AZ a regular meeting OF the city
council the mayor and city attorney
We're instructed to obtain deed 70
Highland park s-s~ 4
! Mrs H. +. Asp was visiting in win
aeld.
Mrs John J. Boles returned from a
visit to Perry
Mrs John IL Hayiehorst, Of Perry.
was ylslting friends IN the city.
49,
Senator Bolea. OF Perry. was tht
guest Of his brother John JJ BoIes.
W. r Walker. the greatest Repub
lican leleef ana iixer in the territory
ess in the city
! Governor Renfrow appointed Or
Barker as territorial delegate 70 tho
national convention OF army surgeons
Arthur Magruder received telc
gram telling him Of the death Of his
mother as Fostoria, Ohio.
B Lee Hopkins attorney for thc
Psbsl Brewing company WAS in the
city conierrlng With Keaion a Cot
teral the eompanys legal attorneys
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FACTS ABOUT PERRY.

Edward Baxter Perry who is 70 APP
pear at the Christian church Friday
night is the only blind pianist ia IN
worlds history who stana nQuosloned
o. the front rank OF artists. Tie Is the
only American pianist who ever played
at the Imeeriol Court Of Germany. he
Is the only pianist living or dead who
ever played twelve hundred concerts In
ten consecutive years, surprising Gott-
schalk's world famous record Of eleven
hundred. He Is aiso the originator and
principal exponent Of ,the lecture recital
idea.
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COMMERCIAL CLUBS TO MEET.
Gov. Frantz and Others TO Speak at St
Louis Meeting.

Governor Frantz OF Oklahoma, Cow
ernor Hagerman OF New Mexico and
Governor Folk OF Missouri VIII be on the,
program for talks az the banGdot to be
given to the Southwestern commercial
clubs In St. Louis. Tuesday evening
April H. by the business Mems league.
The banquet will follow the Convention
OF Southwestern Clubs and Newspaper
Editors which win begin Monday morn
ing April 16. in the Mercantile club, at
ths corner OF Seventh and Locust streets.
The committee OF the business Mems
lea~ue having the affair In charge have
invited. besides the three governors
named. Governor Lanham OF Texas, Gov
ernor Mcdonald OF Utah. Governor Kib-
hey OF Arizona. Governor Hoch OF Kan
as and Gvernor Davis Of Arkansas. anA
Z. :. ssssalv shat several of them viii be
at the banquet also as the state and
territorial organizations in St. Louis are
making separate efforts 10 induce them
o attend the gathering.
The convention VIII be called to order
Monday morning by Jemes + smith.
president Of the Businoss Mess league,
and the delegates VIII be welcomed to
the city by Mayor Rolia Wells. Tem-
poiafy organization VIII chen be erected
by tne delegates and q committee on
resolutions win De appointed one from
each state aad territory present. which
win De expected 20 fornalaie some plan
for making tac assemblage into ser-
manent organization for the. develop
meat Of the Southwest
The program has not been arranged
yet according 70 tome, by the commit
,ee but a IS likely that among ihe SUBJ
ecls 70 be discussed VIII be.
frhe Agencies for the development Of
the Southwest"
''rha Kansas seni-cenennial
"rhe Money Value TO the Southwest
OF Good Roads"
THE Best Permanent Jiaa for Iuduc-
Ing Immigration into the Southwest"
The Business MEMS league has invifed
every commercial organization IN tine
nine ss1tos and territories Of the SOUTH
west 20 send two delegates 90 this con-
vention. and nearly one hundred com
merciai organizations have responded
Texas, accordinlf 70 the last re7ort oi
ias secrotary ,Aii have The most dele
gates and Indian Trriieiy wu follow
/. cilseiy. Kansas Okahoma Afkaasas
ang Missouri viii hc very well represent
3D. ColorIfo. Nsw 1leiaco and Arizona
vu have solc deleratcs
rhe banquet VIII te ore ~ the most
militant which has ever been held ID
the city, aud abogt four hundred rame.
wiz appear on she diagram.
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. Q Q O O 0 Q 0 Q G Q Q @ O @ O
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
April g.,

, -Charlemange born. o
, 1OSi-- -.Constantinople besieged by O
D Alexander Commenus. O
. i5O2--Arthur. Prince OF Wales @
D died. .
D 1512-Ponce de Leon landed near O
D Fernandina. Fla. o
D 1s40-Paul Fleming, poet. died. .
. 17O2-Jean Barth. celebrated French o
. naval commander, aied. Q
. 17e7-C. n. Oudinot Marshal OF .
0 France, born. .
0 1791-Mirabeau died IN Paris Born G
0 March q i749. g
D 1792-Iinhed States mint establish q
o ed at Philadelphia. Q
o 1S01--Nelson destroyed Danish fleet .
o in battle OF Copenhagen. Q
0 is05-Bans Christian Anderson. Q
o Danish writer Of fairy tales, Q
o born. Died 1876. 9
O IS0S-Rome seized By the French. Q
o 1s17--Kosciusko abolished servitude Q
o In his domain In Poland. q
O lS2i--Dr James Gregory. author OF 9
O "conceuptus Medicine" died G
Q 1s30--Suryey made for laying out G
Q Choicago.
O 1884 Frederick A. Bartholdi. sculp- c
Q tor. born. Died Oct. 4. 1904.
Q 1ssS-M. Leon cambetta. French c
O statesman, born. Died Dec c
Q 81. 1882. g
Q 1s47-Battle OF Alvarado. c
@ lS55-Butler. university Irvington,
Q Indiana, opened. c
Q 1SG5-Rlchard Cobden English
@ statesman. died Born 1904. c
O lse6-First issue OF Philadelphia {
Q Evening Star.
g ls67-Pueblo. Mexico, surrendered {
9 TO Diaz; SO Imperiallsts shot. c
9 lSeS--Grcat earthquake in Sand c
@ wich islands c
Q 1S72-S. r. b. Morse. inventor Of
@ the telegraph. died Born April c
Q 27 1891 c
g 1S7S--Assassination Of Earl Of Ici-
g trim Ia Ireland c
9 lSSi--sax million dollar fire in Pa c
@ ternoster Row, London. {
6. 1885 Battle Of Chalcuapa. President c
@ Bafrios killed. {
Q lSSs-General Miles succeeded Cen {
q eral Crook in command Of the {
Q department. Of Arizona
q tSS7-D Dynamiter Hodges sentenced {
g 70 two years imprisonment al {
Q San Francisco.
Q Isss-Faure cabinet formed IN {
q France. {
9 1905 -simplon tunnel formally open
. cd (
o Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q o Q Q Q 0 c {
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Mrs Charles Greer entertains the Car
lyle club this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. stnson spent
Sunday with friends at Crescent
Mrs. Fred Bardc Is spending couple
Of weeks in Kansas City.
The Fortnighty Whist club meets Fri
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Greer.
Mrs. l.. Leach sr, and grandson.
Herbert Glover. are in Oklahoma City
this week, visitIng Mrs. l.. r. Glover,
her daughter.
Mrs. Herbert H. smock Is here from
s.ewkiri with her husband Ban6 Com
missioner smock who took charge Of
his office today.
Mrs. Boasen, 42l East Logan nvenua
entertains the friends and members OF
the womans Home Missionary society
OF the First Methodist church wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Abhie HilleIman. OF Cushing, whc
has been the guest OF Mrs. l.. II. Match
EFT, went TO saltwater this afternoon
She viii aceonpany the national ofiic III
Mrs. Stevens and Miss Gordon, on thei
Oklahoma tour.
Mrs H. L. Miners guests at 81,
o'clock dinner Saturday evening, 20 mee
Mrs. Lillian NJ NJ Stevens, Of Portland
Me. ana Miss Anna Gordoo. % Emsr-
son. Me. national officers of the w. G. r
IT,, were Mrs. Furrow president OF th'
East Guthrie m:on Mrs. J. y. Beadles
president of the Wsst Guthrie union, am
MIRA Emma Miller secretary Of the coua
" organization.
Mr.. and Mrs Kari Fiisop viii move Il
Kansas city snon. Mr.. Fnson IL ages
for the Kaaawa Dispatch line. and ha
been promoted and ln order TO more con
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DISTRICT COURT

Judge puriord presiding IN district
conp. oyenuled the motion for nen
uial "a The ease of Mrs. Ella I.oudr
bach, who WAS recently convicted 81
the charge OF manslaushter IN the sec
oul desree, and announced that sen
tenca would be given Thuraday
April 8. O.
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nothing Of the kind. His remark was,
Il d!d not kifow. but l had been so in
formed. His question seemed TO be So
liciipS Information rather than makng
any assertion.
c. II. BUCKNER.
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Mrs Decker rerrtor Federation.
1870 @.
President Mrs rbnp N % T,r vice .,o.r, M, ,aoo,.
Moore caiokasba f 80 ~
Missouri Second presidsnt-nlrs
s.,o., W.. p~.t,,-. ,,m 49,. a,
second % Ss , iaenl Ms May At sesary-As
NoS'n'n''s Corresponding
Illinois, Auditor Mrs r. NJ Clark, Pawuee
Corresponding Secretary Miss Louisa c, ra,
pro.do, NJ.
on seuu N"om" VIC presde Mr. Horace
Treasurer Percy nnypacker Recording secretary Miss Alma
2@s vht Ave. AUSTIN Texas ~, ~,
DR. sarahB kendall Green - ~
washington. treasurer Mrs william Blncoe
Monday.
1enao entea Dread club the evening
In to the club
Miss Duniarfs assembly
Mr. and Mrs o r. Fegon enertain High Five
tuesday
Bridge Whist club entertained r. G.
Mrs J. TIohus ntcrains spiel club afternoon.
Eiks Mnstreis
Wopn Home Missionary society OF the First Methodist church
afternoon with
Charles entertans the aSle 4
Epworh league First Methodist church gives musicale In ihe evening
the residence of Mr. and Mrs ED Coop s2i south First
club meets afternoon The library club The win
be Philippine Possessions
w. b.
william Grimes snterinhs Afternoon Euehfe club
FtnghtS wis evening MI Mrs Charles
sEIlE zt1lzaal saturday
c
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II enriches the blood. strengthens ths
nerves. makes every organ Of the body
strong and healthy A great spring tom
ic. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. So
cents, Tea or Tablets. G. r. Renfro.
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grAAN ALLsN oN eAsesaoaoooa
Former Noble County omcial Pays rdb-
ute 20 HIS Greatness.

80 fffN
Editor Leader when read your wen
written account of the swel wedding in
Ethiopian clrclcs in which Right Rcv
Henry checsbonough oniciated, and con-
Quoted himsef "a acrorduace wits mo
manners ana customs of tho old regime.
learned by assocmilns with ihc gentle-
mon Of the long long ago. before and
during the war aih. my mind was care
ried back 20 the .nrly days of Perry ald
20 the right rcferead. who was quite "a
character then
lie Was go Old then ttai he extended
hacc beyond the time whefsOf history
makes enuon. ana be- must have been
brought over by tho original shippers
from MarihaH Vineyard when hoy
brought the FIRST slaves TO America.
The right reverend used 10 tell me
Of the incdeuts connected with me SUR
render q LORD cofnNallls az yorktown
with minute Particularly. thus. "Marse
Gessse Washington. he come ridip on
"a big white hoss. a-mcetis' of Marse
cornwaills who was on f.d and Aiirse
Gcores Washington he Say 10 Alvm
con~ap's, you give mc dsii Nssd.'
Marsc comwaliis he say. 10. I WON'T
Aarse GEORGE Washington. he sny agin.
You s.yc ne dat swod or kin you
MaFse Corn wallis ne say y nehber give
you ihs sHo'd. cause ita mine Ihea
Aafse George Washinsion De draweI his
swo'd and cue on "a head 81 Matse
corHania "a ole lict ara BE- done ana
took hls swod I was there ana / done
ecen u psd wg own eyea And being
gentleman ~ the eisth. I could never
hnQ 4 ln ny h7art to. ouiwu9l7 ~ least
Show ANY incfcduiify. bat ha.hoftd him
BY aakiae for further pnriicuiars of that
historic occasion s.lsh bad escaped the
ehroniclers of that ume. which h0 read
ily gave.
4 reinemheF lIaf AZ reverend was q
sss' .s'ss. s'as9 '.. aas &. - . sssias g. ~ :
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At pErERssN's SAT-. SOC TlEs ase,
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up-to.date Millinery. Morton q per.
meEter, ~ West Okla. Ave-
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WALL PAPER &c Ar EENFRo's.
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You're growing morc Dcautlfn day by
day. dear Grace.
hopo you're not using cosmetics on
your face.
on. Charlie, this ls a great injustice to
me,
I'm simply usls Rocky Mountain Tea.
Cards ouf)
O. r. Renfro.
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a rsrsRsEN's ~. p zee p.
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venienly look after his business inter-
ests. win move to the Missouri town
Mrs. Trader, mother Of Mrs. Fllson, viii
accompany them.
The ISlu Nlux Khan dropped In In
formally Saturday evening at the hos
pitable residence OF Mir. and Mrs. Ira
Longaker for six O'Clock dinner and
spent an hour or two at cards Mrs
Longaker and Mr.. Ira McElhinney won
the prizes.
Notlce.-The regular quarterly meeting
of the City Federation OF Womens clubs
will be held Saturday at y. ni., al
the Carnegie library club rooms.
MRS w. A. FRASIER. Pres
MISS ALMA CARSON Rec secy,
Master Guy Gregory celebrated hts
slzth birthday with week end dinner
party to which nflecn OF his young
friends were invited, After the dinner
had been disposed OF the young people
spent couple OF hours playing gamas
and at eight O'Clock were safely seen
home by the elder members Of the family
The Epworih league of the FRS
Methodist church win be az home tc
their friends wcdaesday evening AT th'
home % Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cooper. gl
( South First street. \ musicale win b
given duriag The evening and a lunch
con served. Tho youns peopls OF th'
diffcrent churches ana tnrir friends ar
Invited 10 be present.
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win NJ Deaoosiatoo
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Mr. and Mrs Karl Fiisop viii move 70
Kansas city soon. Mr.. Fnson is agaat
for the kaaawa Dispatch line, and has
been promoted and ln order TO more con-
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AT a regular meeting OF the city
council the mayor and city attorney
We're instructed to obtain deed 70
Highland park. -kw a
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-01-25
GREAT CANYON DISCOVERED IN
TEXAS.

These North Carolina folks are al
ways doing something. Here IS the
latest:
DIR. William B. Phillips, Il native
North Carolinian, formerly director
of the Texas mineral survey, has dis
covered in a remote part OF the Ter
lingua quicksilver district, near
Marathon, Texas, the second largest
crack in the earth in the United
sxplorsuI ali s68iteaa miles ks9l,aeGG aa1Roa1.
can be organized-NeWs and Obser-
Yer.
The question naturally arises, Why
has not this discovery been made be-
fore? Is it of recent origin, and if so
what caused it? The whole thing
strikes Us as fake even ii Il North
CarOlinian does claim the credit of
having made the discovery. A can
yon, or assure, or crack in the earth
II miles long, 200 feet wide and
800 feet deep is a pretty big thing
to have existed even in the great
State of Texas without having been
found befOre-if it has been there
long.
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Pistol Toting.
Wilmington Messenger.


Arson county superior court con-
yened lase Monday and up to Thurs
day there had been eleven convictions
on the charge of CARRYING concealed
deadly weapons. In all of the cases
there was imposed Il fine of from fif-
teen to twenty-five dollars. except in
two where there was d suspension of
Judgment. This shows that the Der
nlcious practice of CARRYING conceal
ed deadly weapons is extensive and
INDUCED in by people in every class
and calling of life.
1t is pity that nothing can be
done to break up the pistol totino
habit. 1t is the cause of more muir
der trials and homicides than any
other that is practiced by our prople.
As a rule no man has any need fo-
pistol. Men who never carry one
never feel the need of its use. There
are hundreds and thousands of men
In this country whose business re-
qulres them to be out in cities and
towns at all times OF night and who
have to go into all sorts of places
who never think of carrying a pistol
and they never are placed in the po-
sltlOn where they need one: while
there are others who are never found
day or night without one in the hin
pocket and these are always finding
imaginary use for the weapon and
often using it where no necessity has
arisen and to the end that life has
been taken without cause.
The Judges ofour courts should i'm
pose heavier sentences in cases of this
KIND; They could in this way help
break up this pernicious habit.