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New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
COFFEE

COFFEE.
Vienna Brand. rich.
full-havored and fra
grant: bean or Eranu-
lated. fresh roas sted lib.
cartons. regularly 2oc..
special ............l6c
5-lb. cartons, regularly
94c., special -... .1Sc
NaCv's Pest Coffee
Genuine Old Mandhel-
ing Java and Arabia
Mocha sold only IN
Mound tins-bean. granU-
lated or pulverized
nothing finer grown
price. per pound -..- 49c
TEA.
Lily White chop tea,
Formosa Oolong. English
breakfast, Ceylon. Young
Hyson, Japan. Gunpow-
der and Mixed: our reg
ular price. Csc. n pound:
special this sale. 59c a
lb.; 5-lh. caddy, 81. So:
10-lb caddy ...S5 2S
Pekin Chop Tea For
mosa Oolong. English
Breakfast and Mixed
lib. Carton. regular
price 24c.: for this sale,
5-lb. Caddy. regular
price S114; for this sale.
94c
1o-Ib Caddy. regular
price S2.16; for this sale.
S1.94
CHOCOLATE.
our famous Red Star
brand Quick Lunch Choc-
olafe: directions for use
enclosed in each can: u
III. cans. regular price
17c., this sale lac. lib
cans. regular price 2Ic..
this sale 27C. 5-Ib. cans.
regular price S144. this
sale ......... 81 90
LILY WHITE BRAND
FRESH FRUIT JAMS.
We Guaran ntee the brand
70 he a absolutely pure.
made from fresh fruit
and granulnted sugar. No
preventative. glucose or
ColOrinG matter used
Strawberry. RaSDherry.
Dawson. Peach. Apricot.
Ounce. Green Gage and
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-16
SAT At A FEAST
GuiIford Alumni CeIe-
brate University Day.

Toasts and Speakers.

Greensboro, Y. c.. oct. 13.-Cni-
versity Day was deliberately celebrat-
ed in this city by the University Alum
nj Association of Guilford county With
an ENJOYABLE banquet at Hotel Clegg
last night. The dining room was ele-
gantly decorated, the menu served vas
Il nos temDting one. and the tOaSlS
were exceptionally good. Covers had
been laid for SeVentY-tW0 persons and
all but a few were used. ANON the
number We're MANY ladies.
The door to the dining room was
thrown open shortly aften ten o'clock.
When the guests q all entered and
Jaken their seats the POSTMASTER. Prof.
w. II. Swift, asked the audience to rise
for the Invocation ivy Prof. Geo. II.
CrOWell. of High Point.
IN Introducing the first speaker. Mai.
Chas. NJ. Stedman, Prof. Swift made II
few remarks about the meaning Of the
occasion. the past of the University
and what he hoped for it in the future.
Just before the Adjournment at 2:3o
O'Clock this morning Or. j. f.. Brooks
was elected president of the Guilford
Alumni Association on motion by Mr..
Chas. L. Nann Noppen. The following
committee of three We're elected to
work in concert With the officers in ar
ranging for the annual banquet: Prof,
w. II. Swift Mr.. A. B.. KimbalI. and
.1r Glenn q. Wright.
Dr. j. +. Brooks announced that the
association had decided to depart from
its uSual custom of giving 4 scholar
ship to some deserving young man and
instead TO establish a "McIver loan
Fund" for general use in helping
needy boys entering the University re-
garGleSS of What part OF the state they
We're from. \ substantial sum was
subscribed last night.
Following is a list of the tOasts that
were to.
The Ideal University man. Major
Charles NJ. Stedman.
Or. Eben Alexander, \. NJ. Scales,
The Literary Societies. \. w. Nc
-A!iSter.
The old Time Darkey at the Hill.
Col. James T. Moreheau.
EX-Pr@Sident George Tal los Winston
Charles l.. Van Noppen.
Around the Old World at the Hill.
Glenn CT. Wright.
Government at the University.
Chas. f. Tomlinson.
Judge James T. MacRae, Thomas
Settle Beall.
What I Think Of Our University,
Victor c. McAdoo,
Dr. JOIN Manning the Ideal Teach
er of Law, y. b. Kimban.
The Man Who Stepped Aside to
Let Me Pass, Edgar u. Rro2dhurst.
George IL. Crowell.
Dr.. Thomas Hume. George s. Wills
When the Freshman Gets to the
Hill. H. Lindsay Hopkins.
Thomas Dunston-True Aristocrat
p. L. Gold.
The Late Chas. d. McIver, James L
| Brooks.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-16
TOLYNCH
Negro Mob Drags Out
One ofTheir Own Color.
They strike Their Victim SenSeieSS and
Go on to Notify Their Accomp-
IiceS-Ie REEVES and
Hides in Il Ditch.

Fayetteville. n. G., oct. 13.-NeWs
just leaked out today Of a very sen
sational attempt a lynching, just
across the Cape Fear. George John
son, who lives in Flea Hill township,
with a wife and nine children, was
night by some one hailing outside.
When he got up and opened the door
he was confronted by q mob COM
posed of five or six negroes, each
armed With a shot gun. one of
them told him to consider himself
under arrest. He ask ed what for
and was told it was none % his bust
ness, but to follow them. He baked.
him in his night clothes and shoeless
to a spot about a quarter Of a mile
distant. Here they halted Il told
johnson to prepare himself as they
We're going to hang him. He made a
move to resist. When one Of the mob
struck him senseless with the butt
end Of a gun. They then Went off to
notify another party of the mob who
were probably on the lookout. and mad
the rope for their captive. While
they We're gone Johnson recovered his
senses and crawled into a ditch ana
hid himself under some bushes. The
mob soon returned and searched for
half an hour, but failed To find John
son and went off cursing and firing
their guns.
Johnson has sufficiently recovered
to be in town today, and ne is swear
ing out warrants for the arrest of
the members Of The mob, most Of
whom he knew.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-16

Their. s. no way ef accurately meas
his nnueur lu developing pun
ftr Continent in North 1af"l3Nt AA
bat in other states ~ -"
10 public educational activity anu
4. higher life for al. the people DA5
sid. the stale. ~ ~as. i talak- ~trt'
where regarded "a tue most At'4-
fHaf leader of the people i"a If'H@ts
education that TINS generation - men
A rar- g-uie= for friendship "a
cheerful and uplifting personality {
nigh and absorbing Tu.Eo-e "Ai.i
admitted 81 .g uuselfi-nHH-#. the great
faculty If r. builder # Institutions and
the great faculty u leading pub!t.
aplrIon cor the higher aifa--ChaFl"~
McIger had AL these. Il any Haa
who lad such an aggregation ot hiki
qualities IS "a great man. Ills gong
leaves us poorer 90 great UuItsi.4c ~
ue who had his frleudship). aud u
leaves the state and the nation poorer,
Iel state and individuals are very
much richer for ms lie and work
should like to write il here tand
many men could make the same on
fee.iCnD that ] owe him an i~nealcula-
bic debt. which can b. paid only bN
an @~recriOnate rcmembrunce-tpT his
c~naerfulness. his humor, his inspira-
ton and helpfulncss Of spirit, the eX-
ample Of his answering devotion -
one high task, his ana nap
Nv view Of life, his noble and init
mate service OF brotherhood. To Us
all and for us all, he was, brother.
builder leader, q great force In our
lives and I'm the life Of his time. me
people OF the commonwealth the
people Of the cOmmonWealth-had ia
him as true q friend and servant as
was ever born In the whole long list
If our patriots and heroes. None
ser loved the people more truly
than he. He was Of US: he stood for
us. he worked for us. he believed in
as: and he had no ambitions bat am
billions for our development. That
Is the measure or his greatness OF
nature and it shouId b. the measure
Of our alfeCtionate gratitude.
His intellectual grasp of the funda-
mental problems of u democracy was
strong; and it was not an intellectual
grasp only, but q moral grasp also.
He had as clear and we'll reasoned a
philosophy of social tmpro' ement as
jefferson had, and he had worked ii
out from life-he had not merely 60
it from books. And he had a humol
| and a faith in the mass Of men as
genuine as Lincoln's. He was a fund
amentaI, elemental man-not a mere
product Of education and environ
ment: ana this is the reason that Inc
was of close kinship to us all. No
body knew him who did not have
muCh in Ommon with him.
\ worthy statue Of him, tor which
we have the privilege Of subscribing
will do us credit; for it will show
those who come after us what kim
| Of man we set high value on-tht
man who nobly builds for the people
and serves the people unseltishly. Tha
is the Kind of man to honor. for tina
kind Of man is the highest prOduc'
and VindicatiOn Of our democracy.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-16
ARM IN GIN SAW :.
William Watt, in IrcdcI County NIaN
Lose His Hand.

~StatesviHe. \. c. oct. 13.-Mr.
William Watts. ginner at Mr.. Lee
Morrow's cotton gin. in Bloomfield
had his hand and arm terribly LAGER
ated yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Watts
was working III the machinery while
it was in operation and his hand va
caught and torn to pieces by the saw
OF the gin. Mr.. Watts was taken t.
Longs Sanitarium. where his wound
We're dressed ana Il small operation
performed. The doctors think they
can save he hand.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-16
SNOW N ~ MINER.
Mantle OF White While IcaNc~ \
StiIl Green.

Banner Elk. y. g.. Oct. 1&.-A|# .
yesterday ana last night d. showed sag.
when the deuizsus Of the mHuHt"
woke up next morning tGrs "
treated TO this somewhat HuF.. #
tacIc Of seeing SNOW On the EH.""
while the leaves on the tren are
as green as summer. lp ts 81"
time We have NOT even had aH#
10 turn the leaves bgo@u. ana #""
the mercury dropped to rs ."@".
it pointed like a new shoe u .#
been Just 1872 days since tine I##. #'"
fell-iu May-aul when EaH .".
out more than a hundred ra..s sim.
it made our summer seem aH.rs -
deed. The oldest IuhubItant. -a. ...
this is the earliest ~uo# s.t.e a.
civil War. Much fruit 5s #t..
gathered. and this sudasu severe ".
viii no doubt result iu damage t#
apple crop, which. bg ea7uu a' t..
i'm spring IS bE no means a tut "#.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-16

peace commissioners sailed From
Havana Saturday Afternoon.
(Ry the Associated Pyos-)

Eavana. oct. l3-SecretJly ii War
Taft and Assistant eScrctarN Of Stdts
Bacon. President Rooseyelt's peace
commissioners. completed their 1T
bors here today and this afternoon de-
parted for the United tSatcs on board
the battIeShip Louisiana. They merc
followed to sea and acclaimed ~
UaauN I.iber2! aad eN-revoHdtionarA
leaders, but tn" ormer government
officials showed no disposition to Join
in the farewell. either collectively o.
individually and no prominent Mod
crates appeared at the Palace OF the
wharf 10 participate in the leave tax
ing.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-16
W. i. Whitehead Dead.

Wilson, n. G.. oct. 13.-Wnson sus-
when the sou! of w. Il. Whitehead
took its flight to the spirit land For
several weeks this noble young mar
had been critically i'll but hopes Tor
his recovery lin"ered in the hearts OF
his friends until the last.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-16

Crash Into 4 Telegraph Pole Results
III ono Death and several
Injuries.

Los Angeles. Cal. oct. I3.-W
Barrett was killed outright and twelve
other persons We're seriously injured
some Of them probably fatally today
when a street car plunged down a
steep hill at Macy ana Pleasant streets
at terrific speed ana dashed into =
telegraph pole one OF the car plat
forms, crowded with men and wom4n.
was ripped of and the car turned
over.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-16
MIR. Bickett's Taking Pol
itco- Biblical Comparison.
SPOKE AT kEkLY
Around I;ca~tu.

AA5.@.# "#""# t-#t. .sE t
been q aealss Deems say
this place, Hon. T. 81 Beckett ar
LouI-augg. l.Gs ae. ta.as . 1854
audience ~ aAau. thse HauIHsa 4e-
moesats aaI republicans a. #t whom
thoroughly enjoyed th. ~Iaeea a-
Indicate hE thr hearty o"HtsaFst as
applause uat#u te@ay .ater- #,r~ta H.
THIS being SATURDAYS tA- town Haa
fun If farmers who had easa, 4a g.
do their usu.l saturday trading
There being ue nan large euo4Lu t."
hoti tine crowd the speech "1a o#
INc.ed from tae porch - the Mayor
Office facing Il large vacant iut "ht@N
uas comfortably nileI with people.
Weather conditions We're not very
favorable Tor au out door speech. bat
he speakers enthusiasm oNrfoaWe
all obstacles.
sir. Iickett was introduced in q few
well chosen remark b. hot. IT L.
Freeman. of thls place who ehaTa'
Iterlzed him as Franklin county nest
Imrmber II the legislature.
Mr.. ticket arose he was greeted Wtih
la generous applause and untll he
finished the outbursts 1T applause De
more enthusiastic. IL said that
for him To come t. Johnston county
the home of Hon. j.. W. i"os 10
'preacn democracy was Ike carrying
pals of water To the head springs ~
the Mi l@@iFpl rave. III of9,i 49, @'
the tide Of the Gulf Of Mexico. hut
That ne was trying 10 do H@ ""%N
Ian individual member OF the t''iI""
North Carolina democracy lic 9"l'
1.-The Democratic party OF \otlh '"i"-
lima had no apology l" max I3i -
lrecord but WAS pointing Win p'id, 80
lthat record. lie said that ms state
p..na Democratic by birthright the
burden Of proof was on The repupii-
ANA they having failed -
make any wen founded charge
-, p.,n,r,at- there Mas no
"S"iiini =" -
.,.. ,. r.ts,,-
Talking W ilaii3n',t .m'tr.Iy 70 h
ally dls'ls9'" 49, n,a3" ,his e,hiect very
general rule llc nlt"t ISIS ~ ..a,,,
interesting t. ~ mos MED
Of whom Aad ioh@ 81 -''|nn n,
of the dfN i'tiiI',', - - n ~
We're accustomed 60 =, . ,tIiaa,e
| sho"cd that WLlit TN 49,
| platform adN"''1eH ~ - ia a..
on TINS sapI'Nl 49, ~ mo Ind
&c ~. ,hat party we're agreeing Win
The Democrats that the tatttl was slI,h
in need Of IT least Il r".lSloh- ne
illustrated the position OF the lte'hp-
| !icans on the tarlit bN ,qnolllE I''I'
Joel Chandler Harms lh',e l-s'''G.
which elected hearts aphlad91 -
then ably discussed the at'I'dt' -,
| each party toward the Truss - -
country - handled thlS Su"JSt'
| such D}ain common sense logic rs i'
oct HE people 10 thinking.
IL attineIv wound up his discus
sion Of naa9ilal I9d'9 - -, No.
are goine to do about Ed P"1, phL u
YOU Johnston county people 90 hnl
Va, him ta Congress unanimously
Franklin county win do il for YOU.
| This statement struck home and Vas
recaiyeJ with a very hearty applause
| Taking up State issues. he said there
may be differences of opinion among
White people on national issues. but
as to state issues II can Sc ao@"id'".A
no excuse for any white man Z" vote
for n Republican administration III
North Carolina" Ie said ne was
,r,.tG tn he able to say mat the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-16
Writes of Character tor
South Atlantic Quarterly.
HAD .BUlLDER'SGENIUS



r, WALTER II. PAGE.
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800 80 nis friends ia his com
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., .; .t.let ,.ef Yftar an
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So ~ ~ H.. ,.,s1,ras g, Iaree-he
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80. .,.,,,,l fri4nd nv more men
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I|., lybn.,.r knew him came close
him, rrn. man Who was most
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- ,,n,a nsa i'm tha world
'..'. Ia, .II,ntad him = friend.
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-
il''t'lI"triN oHd'ISH OF M"S
H,Nt i~hlerS IN euuc3lloildi worn.
y 'l''t tliputt TO Il man tildl ms lrlelluS
H'"'' I'"7il "Hu N'Vp q ~ -
,II'\ nlourileu ms IoS5-"ild Il l1uth-
l'| 'E'"'Ii't IHat ne touoile" 'he
lHnHalhchlal ehiolloIS'
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carried as only the bfaNest men can
,3rrE BURDENS We're never VISIBLE ana
'h'i aiSo was a marx OF a Dig char--
2cl'f. DOUBT II any man can recall
thArIes MclNer utterlng a single
'olnp!aIhlnS word.
i!ut these quantities OF companion
snip and kindness and cheerfulness
and bravery are not all that come to
iHnd IN the grateful and affectionate
memory that we who loved him shall
ever have of him. He had another
quality that only large men have-he
was a builder of things. He did not
work aimicSsly. We have had no
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-16
Boiler Explosion Eii,S Tour Mon.
(Ey the AssocIate1 Pr.s. j

Pittsburg. Pa. oct. IN telephone
from Amhridee Fl. r4p9,fs
four men killed u i injured To-
night IN q boiler EXPLOSION ut egfon-
Vile lam on ne ohio.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-16

In a conflict betWeen two women
each struggles for the last word.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-16
TOOK WRONG HD~f


Salisbury. ". O. oct. Ir.--U"
- T. Julian OF Rowan countv "
.adly poisoned al his nome mere
lest night bE taking Greco pt~ D# rs
take for cough medicine. The a.
contained a uuautitN u eHg5oli" .
ana Mr.. Jutiau'S mouth and face N
severely burned. Ills condition
B ~reCarious for Il time. Physicians p
Gered ar possible relief. bat ne
still IN great ralu.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-02-09
A. coNTINuAE sFRAIN.

Many nea and women are con
stanay saSSectea 70 What they com
meRiv term " continual strain, p
because of some financial or, family
.roabae. Ft wears and distressss
The nnboth mentally and physically.
affecting their nerves badly and
bringing en hvsr and. kidney all
menus With the attendant evils Of
constipation loss, Of appetite, Sleep
.lessneas, Jew vitality and desponds
eney. they canaot,. as a rule, get
rid Of tlis Continual strain, but
they can remedy its heaHh-desdroyl
ing effects BY taking frequent doses
of Green's August Flower. Ii
tones up the livor, stimulates the
kidneys, insares healthy bodily fanc.
tons, gives vim and spirit to ene's
whole being, and eventually 6ispels
the physical or mental distress caus-
ed Ivy dat Continual strain. = Z rSsI
bottle of August Flower, SO; reg
ular size. zoe. FSr sale Nv r. G
BiamR arsggist.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-02-09
BlNNOV GAINS
HIS LIBERTY

Lester Bannon was given his free
dom BY Judge Charles W. Lynch
Saturday evening and released from
Jail The same evening by order of the
Judge. Bmnon had been arrested
and imprisoned ON fugitive war
rant. lie was wanted Tor burglary
IN Bradford. Pa. After being in
Jail , day or so without having been
taken by the constable before y
magistrate for a hearing, writ OF
habeas corpus was applied for and
it was upon this he gained his free
dom, The contention was that one
could not be held in prison without
commitment. The proceedings were
against Constable E. II. Rogers, who
made the arrest.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-02-09
Leeds Recorded

James r. Barnes to isaac ".
Simans. IL interest in 221 acres Of
coal. Eagle districe.
John u. Davis to John X. Bauics
Il acres Of coal, Tenmile district:
julius NJ. Colfman 10 X. v
Thompson. lot, Wallace.
Thomas G. White TO the Fair
Grounds Improvement COMPANY, I
lots, Clark district.
Margaret Y. Fox TO NAPOLEON d.
Fox. / lot, Salem
Napoleon b. Fox to Margaret Y.
Fox. lot. Salem.
Davis-IIornor COMPANY 10 E%rc.y
AIapcl. lot, Grssefli.
Davis-TIornor Company to Mack
W. MancI. | lot, Grassclli,
Lee Gain to J. s. Adams. lot,
Monticello avenue, city.
Salem Lamp Chimney Go. to }.
NJ. Armstrong, ! acre and ! lot,
Salem,
Rand Lamp Chimney Go. 10
Salem Window Glass Co. | acre and
lots. Salem:
Nancy j. f. Randolph to<same.
81 interest in lot, Salem.
A. NJ. Ritter guardian and spec
iaI commissioner for Ritter heirs, to
same. Ia interest in lot. Salem.
John ID. McRcynoIds 10 john W.
Davis. 2 lots, Mulberry and Syca-
more streets. city.
John W. Davis 10 Rose Lee Nc
REYNOLDS, , lots, city.
Board OF Education of Tenmlle
District to John Wesley Williams.
GO square poles, Tenmile district.
Lydia S. Watkins to. Perry ,.
Iawman, lot, city
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-02-09
CASUALTY CO.
SUES CORNNELLS

4 second chapter has been added
10 The legal battle on between the
West Virginia Casualty Company,
Of this city. on one side and Attor-
ney- John j. CornwcIl, of lomncy,
and W. i. CornwcI. Of Fairmont.
on the other. about Il month ago
the Cornwells sued the Casualty
company. of which John j. Cornwell
was il former president. for damages
for alleged cancellation of certain
certificates of stock held by The
plaintiffs. That suit was entered
ihcre and has not yet come up for
trial.
Monday The Casualty company
entered suit in the Marion county
circuit court against the Conwell~
caimi. !; that there i due from
them $1,000 TO the company and
asking the court To allow the COM
panv $500 damages. Little is made
public by either party 10 the suit
but it is known that the litigation is
over certain transactions concerning
The stock of the Casualty company.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-02-09
A Healina G0spel.

The Rev. J. G. Warren, pastor Of
Sharon Baptist Church. Bclair. Ga.
says Of Electric Bitters: IFS a
Godsend 10 mankind. Ii cured me
OF lame back, stiff joints and com
plcte physical collapse. ! was 50
weak it took me half an hour to walk
Il milo. Two bottles Of Electric Bit
tiers have made me 50 strong J have
just walked three miles in 80 min
utes and feel like walking three more
Its made a new man Of me. Great
est remedy for weakness and ali
stomach, liver and kidney complaints
Sold under guaranteeat T. G. Bland
drug store. Price SOC
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-02-09
PREACHER BANKER
Kills HIMSELF
(Bv Assoeiated Press J

Peoria. H.. Feb. 6-Rey. George
II Simmnos. pastor Of the Fil'-t.
Baptist church and president Of the
Interstate Savings Bank and Peoples
Savings Bank, was foGnd dead. IN
bed this morning. He had been The
object Of an Investigation al the
hands Of the states attorney gljie.
two aanks and his congrcsat bii,
were under graycst charges a@I,this
Is PRESUMED 70 be the cause b ili-
suicide.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-02-09
ORDER Ole Pc BIIfcATION..

State of West Virginia
Af Rules held in the clerks Office
Of the Circuit Conrt of Harrison
County. on Monday, the 9TH day of
February, 1906, tTle following order
war entered;
Thomes G. ,Iohnsop, who sues on
peltth Of himseii and all other
lien creditors of Franklin Morris.
". Franklin Morrls. E1more Fl
Smider and W. a. Charter. Id
Chnccy.
The object Of the above entitled
suit is to enforce certain liens 81
Thomas G. Johnson and Of all othe1
lien creditors Of franklin Morris
who wifi conc in and contribute d
the expense Of this suit. against thu
real estate Of franklin Morris. And
it appearing By. an affidavit fled i
this cause thai Elmorc I'll. SnjdYT
and w. A. Cha ,,ter are 1lon-resida!{s
of this stafe, it is ordered that fsSj9
and each of them do appear her
within one month after the date d
the first publication heEeof and I'D
what is necessary to protect their ii
terests:
Given nader my hand dis the. 5tl
day of FEBRUARY 1906. ~
H. w. WTELIAlTS, Clerk
Chas. G. Goldman, Counsel
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