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The Red Cloud chief., 1907-04-12

JOY.
Il am 50 grateful to the governor,
she exclaimed. "Of course, | have
been hopeful Of getting a new triaI
and | feel sure if one could be OBJ
tanned my innocence would be proven
next time, for | am innocent. | can
not give ZIP hope that my lawyers
will yet be able to do something fol
me in that way and the fact become
known to the world that | am not
guilty of the crime charged against
me-"
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-04-12

Sanborn, Ind, April 10.-Thc bust
ness section of this place was dam
aged by dynamite explosion. 1t is
said that persons enraged al David
BrunCr. druggist, who is alleged to
have operated his store as a blind
tiger" did the work. Burners store
was wrecked and the railroad sta
tion, hotel and number oi other
buildings badly damaged
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-04-12

Even John Philiu =
Photographs, has h.
midable competitor.
longer go to concerts
easily and SO cheapk
unwilling tribute, bu,
a Phonograph has a
have more. AT our .
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-04-12
WOMAN HOPES FOR FREEDOM
Now that Mrs. Myers Will Not Hang
She Expects to Be indicated.

Liberty, Mo-, April lO.-When told
in her cell here that the governor
had commuted her sentence OF death
to life Imprisonment, Mrs. Aggie
Myers smiled and then laughed for
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-04-12

traced 10 The kidneys,
but now modern
science proves that
nearly all diseases
have their beginning
in the disorder of
these most important
organs.
The kidneys filter
and purify the blood
that is their MOrk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-04-12
Brewery Strike Settled.

Pittsburg April 1O.-Thc strike diff
ficulty between the Western Pennsyl.
vania Brewers association and the
Brewery Workers union, which af
fccted ffty.thrce plants in Pittsburg
and vicinity. has been settled.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-04-12
Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened by Over Work.

Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood
1t used To- he considered that only
urinary and bladder troubles were To- be
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Ginning Up to January L


The census bGreau reports that nl,-
$50, 944 bales were ginned up to Jaxl0aEy
1, as against a9y7 Is: 426 Bales in the SINH
lar period of 1895. Last years -orap
was 11,3I9,S60 bales, and possibly this
years crop will he 13 900 600 bales, ser
the largest crop ever grown except that
of 1904, which proved to be 13,55e,8s
bales. ~ar ~ :@
Although the giaEings are 2 ,G2aSOd5
bales in excess of those of the previous
year, yet it by mo- uaea1fs follows that
the final euttufn will be that. much
!. greater, especially in ~sspinnable cotton /.
I The crop is, no Mever, pretty large, and.
even spot cotton shows a tendency to
) fall.in price below tenyeents. z1a' ~
The 1928 gins inopereaion in Alabama
3had turned out up to View Years day
u,199, 74O bales. Possibly 1OO, 200 more
Rales will be added, thus-bringing thai
states crop upstoI % s9Qe bales. But in
1895 there was ginned in that state l.
I 3s9, 900 bales, and in 1851 the record
crop of Alabama was made, 100000
bales. A new record will not: be made
from the crop grown in that state last
year.
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} r. Z go. Z = - e i - 3 = .--E
treaa1nen for ~selfshness. He is made
to go out into the cold, give to the poor,
help, the friendIess, listen to the con-
teanptuous comments of his friends, his
tiance and his relatives. The tramp to
whom I've had refused assistance be-
come his partner in shovelling snow.
The climax comes When Horace really
teets sympathy, and, in order to help
the dereiict, begs ct the door of the
house where he was an invited guest.
Thus is finished the llartians work of
regeneration. Horace wakens in his
own hotne-"an1, 10, It was a dream!'
But he has learned thereby. Hence
forth he has concidefationg Cor others.
His outlook and viewpointare changed,
his angle of vision is altered. HeKhas
had to eat every SHARP word, and de-
sires to everse every selfish act. He
realizes the unworth4of his life hs6her-
to. He is sNotheg man.. His aust and
sweetheart scarcely know him On their
return He is true, uRse1fish, genial,
likeable, ioNable. There is a fire in the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. his OWE house,
as. in the ,dEeem-aRd he7 brings the
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Notice OF Sale of Valuable TeMn Prop
ertY in the City of GoIdSbOroa Nc.

By virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of
Wayne county, duly entered, IN the case of ex-
parte Winn, L will efferfoF sa4eat
door in the city of G9lldsAoro, N. C., on Monday,
the 18th day of February. 1907. at 1890 p. M. the
following described real estate in the CITY of
aGoldsboro and known ia the plan of said city as
lot No. 173 and bounded as follows: Begirafing
at the NorthwestRcorner of West Centre and
Mulberry streets and runs North IS East 10e 10
feet with said West Centre Greet: thence North
~ West 204 feet to a stake; thence South - West
Jos rs feet to said Mulberry street; thence With
said south l2EEast 2Qffeetto the
or less. Excepting. however, that portion of the
said lot conveyedby Pink Winfl and wife. Lizzie
B. VIM. to Geo. D, Bennett by deed dated No
.vember goth, 1882. and registered in book so. page
29, and described as follows: Adjoining the lands
of Nathan Stanley and others bounded as fol:
lows: Beginning at the Northwest corner Of
West Centre and Mulberry streets andruns N 1S
p 109 1-3 feet with West Centre street to Stan
1ey's corner, or line; thence S, 1S w 100 13 feet TO;
said Mulberryistreet thence with said Mulberry,
streetsN q East loo I-2feetto the beginning.
The said land is sold for. a division among the
heirs-at-lawo of Pink Winn.s deceased. Terms of
sale; cash. xk 81 31fsTtfE ths,tr 1jalI45
This January 18th, 1901.
HI: STEVENS. c6 ornhtrnniAsiio0nbss rr:1
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., ~ s.trs rytt9~t +1:IEssN
+. NEYERHAUsER
rTAtmgsi tlhuDW VII Yatf the RfGaeSt
4 / ESAFGM&494 eR1 kF& -
aaD~~in america =.

Observation-Disclosures about the
wealth OF john D. RockefelFer thatss1eyS
can hardly credit the stateun emit shat
= -f.h ~. ~ #'tfAt. - = --"1 E- g.
there is in this country q raal an
than John e., and, moreover, a F4larr
whom the meiority Of the 1nlaabiants
of the United States have e heard
of. Such, heweNer; is the case, ana the
person in question, f. Weyerhausag, is
the eat test iumber king in the worlds
history S0auietly, however, has Mr..
WeyeraaNser .amassed his fortune that
. even saany Of his close business sesso-
cciates have net the slightest idea .szshis
enormous wealth.
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Certificate of Dissolution.
State of North Carolina
= Department. of State.

State OF North CarOl1na
Department of State. 81
To all whom these, presents may come-Greet-
ing:
Whereas, 1t appears to my satisfaction, by
duly authenticated record of the proceedings for
the voluntary dissolution thereof by the unani-
NOUS c~onsentsof all the stockholders, deposited
in my office that the \. c. Land & Timber Invest
Co, a corporation of this State, whose prin-
cipa1 Office is in the city of Goldsboro, county of
Wayne. State of North Carolina, G. S. Dewey
being the agent therein and in charge thereof,
upon whom process may be served, has COM
Piled with the requirements of Chapter 81, Re
visal of 1905, entitled Corporations preliminary
to the issuing OF this Certificate of dissolution;
NowIThefefores LII Bryan Grimes, Secretary
Of State sf the State of North Carolina, do here
by certify that the said corporation did, on the
of Moveaaber{,rs 6 file in my Office a-du1y
executed and atteSted consent in writing to the
dissolution of said corporation. executed by all
the sockhekers thereof: which said consent
and the recond-of the proceedings aforesaid are
now on file in my said office as provided by law.
In Testimony Whereof / have hereto set my
hand and affixed my official seal, at Raleigh,
this e day OF December, AID, 1906.
J. BRYAN GRIMES,
.H<fJ5J - Secretary of State
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y CO.. VO"AI 'AS
tbs It. alnaHalta&at un-
ffarIY~~sanfgn@11an- He
petsszattentioanpattiNVA neg4AeestaAils af5
Mnced ;wilsa,.abut he isasWhollE obllisYsious
q his 1sEasgalt fl Her or henHafaim on
His eoaaass4ade err tie iA# LEI aboIes IN as
Attr S ri myySasarnrid Ethinks he is a scientist.
and essainsszat1honae to- eead about
sAiars d nstead- of taking his sweetheart
aunt, asshe.had promised, to &
bali. falls asleep, after they had
gone, ever his scientific article, and
dreams His dream is. highly dra-
matte. "A visitor stalks de- mid deafes-
ing haes,at4 and binding flash, and aa-
-nounass himself as conniuag Mars-7coR-
d NJ ned to the almost hopeless task sof
Iefo rs<ing1the naost fsopeRsssly SELFISH Of
1nartafs-a1ad Sentenced, anil that &C.
eufsss,,- to remain on this earth which,
among the Martians, is designated as a
PLACE hnmentionabl BILE im polite society, q
place whose naisse is aaaonosyllahle,
and seegins with capital H. The Mar
tia :sf.isitor giVeszHesrace Parker a
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bADY'S DIRE |DFUL
CASE Of E|.C|.,:7z.Eh WA

Extended ever Entire Body Mouth
Covered With Grusts. as Thick as
Finger Which Would Bleed and
Suppusate-- Disease Ate Large
Holes in Gheeks-Hands Pinned
Down to Stop Agonized Scratch
ing Three Doctors Best Efforts
Failed TO Give Relief.
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homeless poor to his own residence.
He sets up the tramp-"downed by the
law, and damned by drink''-in bust
ness, as his half partner, and cares for
a boy injured by the fire until his re-
covery.
In dozen ways, all effective, he shows
his moral transformation. All of there
are worked out in a series of scenes
and acts OF striking ingenuity and
originality, 1t is impossible to give
more than an indication of the story:
1T is in a sense unfair to give ever that,
except as an inducenent to see the
misunderstanding it is a play that
should be seen. The story is. enticing,
and permeated throughout with i'm
mense interest. It is without strain or
striving after effect. In literary smooth
ness, clean cut contrasts and dramatic
situations, few plays recently appear
ing here are worthy of comparison.
Though it is a powerful dissertation on
selfshness, the audience is kept con
stantly ehusckling, not Withthe laughter
Of ~buffoonery, out with the smile that
greets a witticism. 80
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bissoEution Notice

The firm of NJ. E.. & H. L., Bizzel1 is, this day
retiring from the, firm. The. business will beron-
t1nued by Mr., M. E. Bizzell at the old stand, and
ne respectfully; asks the continuance of the gem
erous patronage given the o1dEfrm. Mr.. M, e.
Bizzelf assumes all liabilities of the late firm. and
all debts due them are payable to him 49,
M. E.
8 SO 81 as 2s5st@&1f& "a
In retiring from the above fruns i wish to
thank the public for the patronage given US and
ask a continuance of same to my successor! For
the present ! will continue in the employ of MT.
M. e. Bizzell and wilt glad to serve my friends.
ss+ f.ets sa1HS3 H7rm II. L. BIZZELL.9 ~
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PRESIDENT RiNGSClEAARE
= 4=IsW /
He Stands by his COnSfitutiOnd
Right and Tells Congress That
- Il fl 81 II If NsSHA Il
he Knows his rEimita-) l
f5T1! .E$jA sf4ssIftAI sE3GJ 4
fiHnS. )

Washington, d. c., n. 1-nTesh
dent Roosevelt today sent Co the Sem
ate a special message regarding the
Brownsville incident, v5hich gives the
additional eyfaenee. collected by AS
sistant Attorney Gene raj Purdy- and
Major Blocksesa1, who were sent tS
Texas by the president to95nyestigate
the affair /
The President submitted with his
message VARIOUS exhibits: Including
maps, ofBravnsvile andf4qtt} FBrown
"a ba ntdofee-, t~hfirty-fhree empty Shells
seven bali cartridges picked lin ths
streets . sew hours after ytaa 81 sfeey ID
T elh rec sstoS Jaacketed bullets and some
>~scrapssef the castings Of other bulIets
picked ptg Of ~HhS 4qusesf INTO whicS
they tfbeen fffed.2 /
The 'Preaident declares 4ha at the5evis
dence is positive tha1 the outrage n
August - wa ~coeas nEtred by some 81
the eolored troops that have been dis
missed, and that some or all of the inF
dividuais of ths three companies of ths
4 Tw enty-ffth infantry had knowledge
OF the deed, snd have shielded thg
guilty F. = agaa1l6W
The Observation-Disclosures to log
9he President in his message as N'mtdI
might assassshsss5@ andahe declares TIA
very, few, if any,sef the soldiers dis,
missed without honor could 2rave
been ignorant OF wlat4 occurred
Tha part Of thesorder which bagsEtht
1e7t ~un
der the governmers is revoked by thu
Pregideana@ II ~ ~ use, tle PTsesdHe en-
sagss,, Vas Igascassjng fae5dis
charged troops, however, will Fse for
ever barred fEplr enlisting in.the arm!
4 oornavy, andl1a to this the Rtssdden
says that "there is no trouble of MT!
CONSTITUTIONAL and legafpewer-~ i
Secretary Taft's report, gising Ia
II sworn testian ozRy of witnesses. tegeths
with the testimony of fourteen seyeVwst
nesses, is given, and the Pres&dentds
clares that the evidence is csnclnsivl
that the weapons used We're Spring
2 field rifles new used by UNfbed Stads
= troops who were in the, g;nrhisoas a
brownsville s%1 ti$t'at' ".S%*#. :
49,
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Notice ofsaIe.

= Under and BY virtue of an order of the Super
will sell for cash by public auction at the late res
idence of Charity E. Atkinson. deceased, in Fork
township, Wayne county, North Carolina, on
wednesday, Jan. 3Oth, 1907, at ~ O'Clock m, all
the personal estate of the said Charity Akin
son, consisting of horses, mules. cattle, live
stock. corn, fodder. meat, lard, farming imple-
ments and utensils, and all other personal prop
erty belonging to said estate.
This the 9th day Of January 1907.
J. w. THOMPSON,
Adminisst4EatfeEao Of Charity F, AAtkiinsqng deceased.
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NOTICE.

The law firm Of Dortch & Barham
expires to-day by the limitation of
the term Of. partnerships entered into
by them. Mr.. Dortch will remain at
the former stand of Dortch & Barham
and Mr.. Barham will be located on
John Street, near the Post Office in
the offices above the Metropolitan In
surance Offices Both parties will
give their attention to all matters
that e intrustod to the firm, and
they take this opportunity of thank
ing their clients for the liberia patron-
age given them.$d *saH
Very truly,
.rozz4T q W.. e. Dortch, ;G
: asl. .ecJ.s Langhornei Barham.
Goldsboro, N. c., Dec. 81, 1906.
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Eczema and Pile Cure

sEDLL @Knowing what it was to sufser,
TALL II willTgive FREE OF CHARGE
to any afflicted a positive cure for Ee-
zema, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas,. Piles
and Skin. Diseases, Instant relief. DONE
81 fer longer write F. w. WILLIAMS
400 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. New York.
Enclose Stamp.
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BUT CUIcURA WORKS
A MIRACULOUS CURE

"When May little boy was six Anonthss
old he had ezcena. The sores extended
80 quickly over the whole body that
we at once called in the doctor. We
then went to another doctor, but he
!: could not help him, and in our despair
we went toYa third one.i Matters be-
came so bad that he had regular holes in
his cheeks, large enough to put a finger
into. The food had TO be- given with
a spoon for his mouth was covered
with c as thick is a finger, and when
ever hel opened the mouth they began
ito bleed and suppurate, sas did also his
eyes. Hands, N chest. and back, IN
sshort b whole body was covered I'VE
and over. We bad no lreGtrby day!or
might. Whenever he was laid in his
bed we had to pin his Hands down,
Otherwise he would scratch ibis face and
make an open sore I think his face
We finally thought nothing could
!heip, and I had made up my mind. IS
send my wife with b child TO Europa
hoping that thesea air might cure him.
otherWise he wa to be put under good
blessed, matters came differently, and
we 6 saw. a miracle A friend Of
ours spoke about Cutdeara. We made
a trial with Cuticira Soap, Ointment,
and Rsaolvent. and Within ten Gays or
tvo weeks we noticed a. decided inn
4~arovement. just as quickly as the
sickness had appeared it also began to
disappear, and within ten weeks the
child was absolutely well, and his skin
was smooth and white as newer before.
p. Hohrath, President of the c. T..
Hohraths Company, Manufacturers Of
Silk Ribbons. 4 to- 20 Rink Alley, South
B~ethlehem, Pa, June 5. 1905" I ~ .
Complete External and Internal Treatment for
Every HNrnor of Infants. Children. and Adults con-
s csse e 00s DsHHsd sa aRb ,ss fasa q Ell sfsa aRs as sass s ana
Sc Sssls sssss sfs filss ss0ssf s9a 5a ses iasa q Gee 'sSs
Blood Sold THROUGHOUT the world. Potter Drug
M-Maiied Free. Book On Skin ATiictions.
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NALL TRIAL ON.
Case in Which Four attendants at
8astee~ Insane Hospital Arc M. :
Eusgtf (which .
YssaA aAssa "y' WaaSHsssHIssSa
: 80 = 1 ar 1CauSedaeath at d q
s1 as Patient Comes ~ :
Is gGseo ~ 81 a2sai ~
:sHs as@as eds VI Up. !

J aaleish, y. g Jan -raaszt rial OF
the zHatstaNallease begas aIs1he5Nake
sNpens.sA0drt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
theeasesn & C.
,King,sL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w.
F. atnurh i salle u i 4 .fer
muir A. aghiIs ing as at
Observation-Disclosures 81 TheSstate hos
ri AIsHIgfsasEEsaa2I MkTsii than a
yesaIHsassaeaas,ssEatllss cruei
ftlea saaa1t,sasaal
a
fna squad
ran
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and the patient is said to have been
beat esa. and satherwise serueIly treated
'zs hemn Il eersata Nsaaes died soon after
ffbnl tlsstf5asress IL TIE u a...#sssssal sSsly is
::cI Il q faoIaa aaae Treatment reoaivad5 at
tie hann Il = of HE attendants. ntla8ien
of the heart was aascribed as the eausssAAof
death, and Later aalere was asensatidEtal
Investigations resulting In the arHessAsof
tire: attendants<9 syfssg I
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The Bank OF wayne has had Six

teen years of Successful management
this time it has eearnedmere
than two Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Iollars-it has paid to its shareholders
more than One ? Hundred Rsand Fifty
Thousand Dollars in dividends, and
new has a Surplus of more than On
Thousand Dollars. &C /
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=t I4r-
Held in Atlanta.

Atlanta, Ga, January 13-- II U as Ehs
of American Hebrew Congregatioms.
one of the most Important jewish
organizations in the country, will con
vene here Tuesday for q three DAYS
session Many prominent Jews from
all parts of the country Will he mat
tendances The initial Wsrk will tEks
place Monday night, and the. regular
workingfservices begin SnfTuesdAy
morning, when the visitors wilI III,
welcomed by governor Terrell and
Mayor 'Joyner.a sle - teafs S@ gS#s
Amongl the 0spSealkkafs twill be p
Henry Berkowiz,rof fPhiladelphMisI
Rabbi Moses ;. Cries, of Cleveland,
Ohio, :and9ethers. 1879 IA seAssE
The gathering is purely a congreSMs
tional one. a##sSH
9 The Kidneys
III 30SDAYSs TREATM
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! The Bank of Wayneis inot,ins any
sense, a speculative Bank Its business
is confined to receiving money on de-
post, and making loans on good Sc
cuxity, ~ Effa sIasa1
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mittee~
that was finally carried by a vote, otss4
Ito.y2.5I .a4s@: #=szs IF Ii II 81 Il q i q !
& il 1he senate there u ae t - makksn1
through a resolution BY Senate Loyill
ito ascertain the II am 81 raof eehh iIldreen IN !
derafffttee years odd ut ra III haetoos
ries,- and the. passiag@of aa1reso1utianl
calling on the members of Congress to
provide for the prohsEftien ef1shipspfng
liquor from one State into prohibition
territory of a another - z1 - -
Governors lenn HRued this afternoon
a proclamation calling on the people OF
the State TO ,ohserw 4f1lyaJan11ary 18th
as. the one kM u ia nnfversaryfettae
birth Of General ReaeertE..7Lee - In tahe
ceurseEot the proefafnation he pays+a
high tributstt@ GensfLee, declaring: inst
t~liean4ennery efssuehiaf mnaan~sfh6ouId live
forever an6i his birthday he .fttlI Il L
celebrated : 4 .a-@4zss-@ s-sa@s. -
T. The tGpvarnQr Directs. that all State.
offices he- closed thgppnghouts tn at day,
haadLr1tle legal holiday %be4z:ohsenvea
thfeugiheat the sState.lt1He Fafsosredd ases
thatthesGoaafe epaaesteteEanss anaG saT
Gonaedsrateasocfieeties ,,sass 81 wsellt.sas al the
4peepIg of'tEe2asgtaa fses;::sse4n In holding 3
fprofFiate' eeerefnodn1iesI eeo5m111n1afe,lnonraltnmg
the life daadeedssofss true is AID
brave soldier as vvgss-feobertft.~Eee--
The Senate Tailreeads aeomnaitteea this
after1Sepsa decided to hear representa-
tises of ~aasraadg AS 6o 8 u leu baAsSsaass-
feelings rail eaaas referred ootheicorn-
naittee Thu rsday morning THESE bills
arc assto fai1iroad rates and regulators
principally. H w. Miller, of the South
ern, appeaFedassefeEe ske ernnaittee and
asked for@the specdfaaTTshsea rhfnfg re i as &
toA by-ehairnsaai an ID Il that the ON
mItee was willing to give t the e1 railroads
ample hesting, autfitGm@ls :hespeedy.
asSsfthey tph~oposedIte &ha1eg MO delay in
what he regardedeas the+4aestinporfant
legislation 81 the session. 9.s.Ss1 : 80 :
A-rs* s~aea .z%.e - * haS
{ + Exactly Sd. ,.s 49, { IS. - =,
WINE primitive man diesnot have to
deag a~ntohfob,iiiaAss Knew 4
~ lien something MSSudds q on along and
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The DOUGLAS DOPE Bill,
Senate Committee i 10 Bear Railroad
h9oeFsT Thursday Morning. :.

Ba25igh, Y. c., an- l4.-Tke greater
II I: EEE. IE-EE1
partNof to-day's session of the Hous of
Rep-esentaase4twssags ddHf eesas SaEta tg dis
cussion~ of the Douglas bill for the regu-
-wr-. a-tL~9sl .Es.E AEI.zaE~E9 .
latFon of soda fou ntains sc. as to prevent
the sale of dope drinks particularly
thoseieonts1n1hg c6oa1he; sc~fffelne ana
neutrality-suspicious. at1 o.
Douglas claimed that t1aa mannfac-
urers!ofsuch drinks fwsnld not be put
out ofbusiness, but t~heyrwould be made
to cut q Y thesp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
was a motion by Morten which finally
prevailed to refer the bill to Ithne== eQna=
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-01-17

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The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-01
Dig Imprcvementat Hurley
 . Ross Factory.

The hum and whirl Of the wheels Of several of cur factories. both day and night. is one of the many refreshing reminders that there's something doing in Brinklsy's $ factory circles.
 Even working day and night with their immense plant doesn't seem to be gcod enough for the Big Hurley & Ross factory who are this week ln- stalling an immense load loading steam derrick and crane to use in un- loading from the cars and handling their stock A Construction company from Little Rock has the contract for installing the machinery which besides the derrick. includes an engine. drag and bolt saw.
 With this improved apparatus the big hungry machinery will be able tc snatch car load of logs right off q the cars and literally eat Ii up withcu' fl ever having touched the yards. .,..u.;: :: lust watch BrinkIcy grow.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-01

This gentleman has served the peo pie of Monroe county 50 long and so well that he Is entitled to be called the Hon. w. L. Hinton.
 Every man, woman and child in Monroe county knows "NNill Hinton. 7 as he Is populary called.
 First. he came from the farm, and giving up farm life he went into the mall service. Then going into the mercantile business at Clarendon. he also entered politics. While he. had successful and honorable record in the other work of life. he never found his exact niche for which he was in- tended until he got into politics. He was elected Treasurer several terms and was tlae same Kind and accomo- dating officer there that he has been as County and Probate Clerk.
 That MT. Hinton will have fair and impartial consideration at the hands q tho voters in his' claims for re-slection, k an assussd fact