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Evening journal., 1907-02-18

The railroad and other corporations expect to
kill the bill now in the Senate repeating the spe-
cal jury law Speaker Pro TEN. Sparks referred
the bill, which passed the House almost unani-
mously, to the Committee on Revised Statutes,
which is composed of Conner chairman; Reed,
Sparks, Hart and Rose. Two members OF the
committee, Conner and Rose, are employees of the
Pennsylvania railroad two others, Reed and
Hart are closely connected with the railroad, and
cal advocate of the railroad and corporation in
terests. How will the committee report the bill?
the maker Of the committee, Sparks, is the spe-
Well wait and see
Evening journal., 1907-02-18

VIII the members Of the House at Dover ad-
nit their incompetency to give careful and intel
igent consideration to the matter of the States
revenue and devise some crediable plan to in
crease it7 1t will be such an admission if it fav-
crs referring that matter to a commission.
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
senator dupont Losss House.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1s.-SThe large
residence Of Mrs. Barney, 1928 Rhode
Island avenue. has been leased TO Sem
ator dupont. OF Delaware. At pres
ent the house r. occupied by Hennen
Jennings. In October II will become
one Of the senatorial residences Of the
city.
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
Jests and Jin9Ies

'You say you can't live without my daughter?"
NO. sir"
Then you'd better stay engaged to her."-IAf
Mamma. is Unlsle Jake very wealthy
Enormously so. dear"
''what is he guilt yof7"-Iife.
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
Security Trust
and
Safe Deposit Co.
No. 519 Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.
DEPOSITS

In our money department,
whatever the amounts may
be, yield as large returns as
u. S. Government Bonds at
the present market value.
We allow 2 per cent. interest
and assure our depositors alb
solute security.
Evening journal., 1907-02-18

Representative Paradee introduced in the
House on Friday the proposed Initiative and
Referendum law. 1t was prepared by the Initia-
tive and Referendum League and embodies all
the features OF the referendum plan. The bill re-
lates only to the city of Wilmington and at the
last election there cast in this city o5oT for
to 7ST votes against the referendum system, the
Legislature will probably respect such an over
whemng expression Of the people and pass the
bill promptly. There can be no doubt as to
whether the people of this city want such a meas
ure passed, and we trust Mr.. Paradee will call
up the bill at once for final action in the House
He has no excuse to delay the vote for even
single day
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
ALL THE NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE

This newspaper on sale at Broad street ana LWeey
fourth Chestnut street railroad stations,
rha, and at the Broadway Theatre news stand ne"
York
Evening journal., 1907-02-18

No attention paid TO unsigned communications
Advertising rates on application.
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
NorIcn no rHE PuBLIc.

Any erroneous reflection upon the character sahens
reputation any person firm or corporauoh we 10
may appear in these columns will be gleoN eoii'e'0'
upon request
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
rERMs on suRscRRnoN.

By mall postage prepaid, $500 year. or - een.s % :
month, payable in advance. BY carrier SIX oenOS w.
Evening journal., 1907-02-18

D. & A oo-rELEPHoNEs- De:marvia ia'S '''
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LOOMS.

Loomis, June 13.-Born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur. June /. a daughter.
w. S. Hawk. of Perry, Iowa, visit
ed the last of the week at the home OF
A. Darmer.
A Mr.. Yanger OF Cass county.
Iowa, visited at the home OF John
| Titus the last of the week.
Nels Jensen. the county cattle in
spector. is having everybody dip their
cattle.
Robert Clark, wife and baby, of
Letcher, visited at the home of his
brother, Will Clark, Sunday.
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the old settlers meeting at
| Mt. Vernon Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Gilfillan, ST., and son,
w. H. Gilfillan, went to Washington
Springs the first of the week to at
tend the graduating exercises, where
Miss Eva Gilfllan is going to gradu-
ate.
Charley Smith of Parkston, visited
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Merriman, Sunday.
The Iowa Bridge Co. has its fore
man here getting things ready. He
is having the material hauled.
Squire Morris returned from Muir
| do Monday, where he bought a home
stead.
DR.. f. S. Kidd, wife and daughter,
of Woonsocket, visited at the home
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kidd, the first of the week. Mrs. DR..
Kidd and daughter visited with her
parents also.
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The Mitchell Capital
ETHAN.
RinA 1tFNG "A, is,f

l.Inaf, June iA-GfAdaasing exst-
cases are ever. six soys ard six girls
from Ethan sehseas and nue from the
country received their diplomas Sri.
day night from Superintendent
Quisley. Each plumber of the pro-
gram was yell rendered in al easy
graceful manner. The music both
vocal and instrumental was well
rendered and highly appreciated by
The audience. The following are the
names OF the graduates: Roma
French, Eurena Roberts, Ethel
Adams. Mabel Wurm, Teresa Zeier,
Dtith Trow. John Cults, John
Donovan, Conrad Scheicn, Henry
Nearhood, Charlie Rogers and Walter
Eastman. We feel like thanking
Prof. 5. g. Oathout for the very
thorough and efficient work he did
In our school In the year just ended.
Mrs. Nicholson and daughters,
Ethel ana Mary, have gone to Park
ston to visit relatives.
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend the d. OF b. social at Tobey's
hall, June il.
Nj. and Mrs. August Bauer visited
In Parkston last Sunday.
The hall was packed Friday night
by the crowd that amt to attend
the graduating exercises, quite a
large number coming IN from the
country.
Mrs. Carrie Cole has gone to Brook
ings to make an extended visit with
her son, Fred and family.
Mrs. William Craig went to Mitch
ell Wednesday afternoon to visit rel
atives.
a fine program is being prepared
for Children's Day.
Andrew Gordon departed Saturday
for his home IN Alexandria. He is
a fine yonug a as we'll as IN ex-
cellent teacher, which the Ethan
people have had a fair chance to
discover during the nine months
that Mr.. Gordon has spent among
us.
Now Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Oathout
will work just as e%nergeticllly in
their new business, publishing the
ETHAN Enterprise as they have
the past nine months teaching our
schools. Here is wishing them
abundant success.
Mr.. Lammon is still a very sick
man.
Thomas Nayin, OF Mitchell, was
visiting friends in town 7 thursday.
Lynn Gordon, a brother Of An
drew ,Scame over from Alexandria to
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ssi IA Nzxs sseea #4se@as ia.
asa1a@ sass ~ teH zea3ss.a fAp wa
saaA saSsass as sAAAsi a~a tssA
tnts ts3sise aefta - asss ~ salas as
ssanas arc eFe4ssas
Mr. aaa Mrs titeA Csseoean aal
aaaghtse Nwse at taS hoaae ~ \ +
Atese Saturday aaa Sunday rhsf ~
turned 10 Nltcasil Sunday %aoralas
Mrs. A. C. Amea wcat to Alrxaa
dria Saturday morning FOR III over
Sundays v!ait with relatives. Her
father. E. II. Graser. returned with
her for Il visit in the home of his
daughter,
The June meeting OF the kspworth
League will be held Tuesday evening
June Is. at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
l.. n. Gardner. in Mitchell.
Owing TO the rain Ii was necessary
to postpone our Children's Day e1-
ercises until Sunday, June 1t. III the
weather is favorable the program
VIII be given Sunday morning ar IL
o'clock.
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sss4sses ssr s#f as=a.staas e1seSsssa-
Miss tagsse i@1aaaEs N a. Fss=ssss
~sth hss Ell IL hes AsAf A~iessmaslA
Miss ssass ts1rsfssn aaa fses hfaIts@s
Andrews .iit atErui saFass- =esAs.,i
at Huron.
Mr.. and Mr.. y. e. Oatieat eases-
tanned Superintendent Qaigier, the
graduated and the rematatrf Of MIR.
Oathout's pupils after the gradual,
inE exercises were over 90 Friday
night. Cake and Ice cream were
served, the class poem and class pro-
phecy were each read, and y social
hour enjoyed by all.
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TWO HORSES DROWNED
While DR.. Bufraloe Narrowly Escapes
a Similar Fate in the Jim River
Wednesday

Just before room Wednesday DR..
A. j. Bunaloe started to drive up
northeast to answer a professional
call, and on reaching the bridge
across Rock creek he noticed that
the water was running yer the struc-
ture at a depth of about two feet.
He saw that the bridge had been used
by reason of the tracks leading up to
it, and as he was in a hurry he made
the attempt to cross. After driving
his two horse team on the bridge,
one of the animals SHE'D and fell OFF
the side, as the railing had been brok-
en- of and carried away. The horse
partially regained his footing, but
slipped again and pulled the other
horse in with him. This brought
one side of the buggy to the edge of
the bridge and it too slipped off to
the axle. DR.. BuIaloe saw that he
was in danger and jumped e0t Of the
buggy to the bridge, and made his
escape owe to the ground. He hur-
ried and got assistance from several
farmers, and on reaching the scene
it was noticed that the bridge had
been swept away in the meantime.
The horses we're drowned Immediately
after they fell in. The animals, how
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Riverside, June ia, E. Albee
is painting his house and barn.
S. M. Bailey, the travelling auditor
for the Hubbard Palmer Co., called
on their agent, j. F. Wallis, Thurs
day.
Miss Della Patterson, of Mitchell,
visited at her home here Monday.
Miss Margaret McGivern was in
Mitchell Tuesday.
DR.. Buffalo, of Mitchel, mad the
DR.. Buffaloe, of Mitchell, had the
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wawsieH sstasasa a sac as >
esle Aftee : . sless aaA VISA s' "a
she traits In tas seealas % asss AS
p~setoaaiaaai eali gems g. sassss. A4a
driving from tarfv Ia 1sanaios
sAld ,hag IL was a aAffu~ sesaee fef
atmsasit. Ills SAT- ~a= a ~saiuabi-
oa. aad ha regretted ths loss VI IN.
animals sesy must
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THAI

Ethan, June l3.-The Degree OF
Honor social given Tuesday evening
by the lodge was a decided success.
both socially and financially. and
$14 was taken in, over SO of which
was clear profit. The young folks
enjoyed themselves as we'll as gave
pleasure to others by singing a num-
Der of beautiful songs. The ice
cream and strawberries were voted
delicious, and we all left wishing we
might have more of these social gath
erings.
Mrs. j. l.. Gallagher and Mrs. E.
E. Graves drove to Mitchell Tuesday.
Everyone is cordially invited to
come to the Children's Day exercises
in the NJ. E. church on Sunday, June
16, and listen to the program which
the little ones will present.
Harry Lammon is here helping
care for his father, who is very sick,
although they thought yesterday he
showed a slight Improvement.
Master Upton of Mitchell is here
visiting his cousins, the Eastman
children.
Miss Stella Sand was in Mitchell
over Sunday enjoying the commence
ment exercises.
The local M. w. A. of this place
have sent out invitations for a lee
ture and social time to be held in
Tobey's Hall on Friday evening,
June IA, when District Deputy Perry
of Mitchell will lecture. Edison's
largest photograph will furnish mu-
sic and cake and ice cream will be
served. A pleasant time is assured
to all who attend.
Mrs. Sexton and daughter, Mrs.
Fred Tobey, and children, let Tues
day for a two weeks visit at Decor
ah, Ia, where Mrs. Sexton has a
sister living, who is not at all we'll.
A. C. Drake was a Mitchell visitor
Thursday.
Miss Lillian Denman came over
from Alexandria to attend the d. of
II. social.
The youngsters are just enjoying
their first week of vacation.
w. S. Snyder and S. C. Oathout
and Jud Annis went to Mitchell to
be present June II, to decide on the
text books to be used in the Dawson
county schools. The above named
gentlemen we're members of the COM
mittee.
w. S. Snyder is attending the
bankers convention in Huron this
week.
Will Mahon of Iowa is here this
week visiting his brother, Leo.
Some one run over a COW belong
ing to Albert Weiland, a few nights
ago. Mr.. Weiland says the parties are
known and he has an ad. in the paper
kindly requesting them to come in
and settle for same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sand were called
to Genesea, ILL.,, on Tuesday by a
telegram announcing the death OF
Mrs. Sands sister at that place.
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MITCHELL MARKET REPORT
E. R. storer. stockbuyer.

E. R. storer. stockbuyer.
Hogs. .s5.5
Far Cattle. .25 to $500
Fat Steers. ......s4.25 20 IS 25
Get the habit of advertising your
Wants in The Republican. 1t Will
pay you try it.
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Good Recipe
ANY ONE CAN PREPARE THIS
MIXTURE WHICH is SAID TO
RELIEVE CATARRH.

The coming months will be n hnr.
vest for The doctors and patent nodi.
EN-" manufacturers unless great corc
is taken 10 keep the feet dry, also
dress warmly.
This Is the advice of well known
authority and should he b.aJeJ
by al! who are subject to rheumatism
kidney and bladder troubles and esw..
c!ai!Y catarrh. While the latter is con.
sldered by most sufferers an incuru.
bic disease there are few men or wo.
men who will fail to experience rreat
reliet from the following simple home
prescription. and If taken In time II
VIII prevent an attack OF catarrh dur.
ing the entire season.
Here is the prescription which nne
one can mix: Fluid Extract DandeIion
one'halt ounce. Compound Kargon on.
ounce. Compound Syrup SarsapariIla
'hree ounces. Shake well in bottle
and use in teaspoonful doses after
each meal and again at bedtime.
These are mostly vegetable ingred..
ents and can be obtained from any
good prescription pharmacy at small
cost.
The Compound Kargon In this pre.
scription acts directly upon the climi.
native tissues Of the kidneys TO make
them filter and strain from the blood
the nnisons that produce all forms of
catarrhal affections. Relief IS Often
icIt even after the first few doses anil
1t Is seldom that the sufferer ever OK.
peFlences a return attack within the
year.
This prescription makes splendid
remedy for all forms of blood diso,.
dcrs ana such symptoms as lame hack
bladder weaknesses and rheumatism
pains are entirely dispclled.
As this valuable. though simple re-.
cipe comes from thoroughly reliable
course. 1t should be needed by every
afflicted reader.
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lmpeach Yootsey
COL. NELSON, HIS FORMER At
ToRNEYY, cONTRADlcTS
HIM IN POWERS TRIAL.

GEORGETOWN. Ky, Dec. 93.-At
the trial OF Caleb Powers for the muir.
der OF William Goebcl. Colonel w. r
Nelson. formerly counsel for Henry
Youtsey. testified that In the presence
of Col. L. ]. Crawford he heard Yout.
sey say that he knew nobody connect.
ed With the representation of Gnabal.
Youtsey made this statement in tn
Frankfort jail. the witness sail.
This testimony tends TO imDencl
Youtsey. who has repeatedly testified
10 the part he says Powers took In
the murder of Goebel.
Stuart B. Stone. former stenoSraph.
or for Governor Taylor. testified that
he was the first person who notified
Taylor of the shooting, and Taylor
exclaimed:
"My God. that's awful"
Police Judge fiHhhard. OF Grayson,
Ky" testified that Youtsey met him in
Frankfort few days before the shoot.
Ing and said:
"Goebel can be killed. and have
found way to do II. He can be shot
from the executive building. have
steel bullets. some smokeless nowder
and n place from which 10 fire on him.
rs he comes 20 the senate chamber.
I can. after the shooting. leave tho
building. mlnrlc with the crowd. and
nobody will know anything about It."
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In Christmas evening at. ~ 40
Of DIR. C. F. Boyers, on Fairn "a
nue., the marriage OF his8d K
Miss Elba Beatrice Boyers. ga 5
James A. Justice Will be sole me,
Rev. w. J. Eddy, OF the First Rppttst
Church, will perform the 4. STpoily
and the bride will be given BIZ
her nathcr. DR.. Boycrs. Miss , spift.a.
Jones. of Sistersville, a niece sff the
bride, Will play the wedding M; u and
the brfte will be attended Is aisS
Eunice Porter, of Elldns, as fastd or
honor MIR. James Boyers s;,l bc
The groom's best man. LID lisr
Ruth Boyers, a niece OF tar sride
will carry the ring. A large aibeg
of guests are being entertainsS tiihe
Boyers home. they are, Miss Alit.S
Wade. Of Randall: Miss Pc =. III
Elkins; DR.. and Mrs. Charles 4i5yers
and two sous. OF Adall; Mir Dolly
Stanley and son, George, or ST. .afysss
Mr., b. Riggs, Of st, Mnrys, y: Mr..
Manoun Riggs, Of Wheeling. Frs. "
y. Jones and daughters, Hs u and
Pauline. will arrive here thlsss yenins
from Sistersville and Miss ST sehsS
worth, OF Banyilic, Va, Is 80 az
pected tonight. Iag
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A Big Deal
Is Consutnnlsst
ROBERT MORRIS ENefNT rs $is
TRANSACTION INVOLVES
MORE THAN SIS, ooa

CLARKsBuRG. Dec. 25.-sntTrai &
afternoon the General EisS,buth
Company and the building ~ + u :,
ARCHAEOLOGICAL Company. ssSl & IL
Armstrong. crislip. Day and Snpa3 4
building. wholesale merchar Il =, Glen:
Elk. passed into the hands OF ,,ise Nor
ris Wholesale Grocery Cory. n ~
The leader in the deal II lobert
Morris, who has ben connect "A with
the New Martfnsyiiie Whoiea re Gro
Gerry Company. Several we'll lspopn
business men are associated v t;sh him
and the new company expect 30 taks
charge OF the business Januar. 1. fs6S,
Soon after Christmas the invoicing
will begin. -
In this deal the affairs OF s'.e Cen
eral Distributing Company afe closed
and the company Is no more, &
The amount involved In the .rsnsaeS
iion is considerably. more " y se5ss
900.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. Cunningham. OF Morcanto$n,
Is the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Wigginton, on Pierpont ave
nue..
a son was born Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Harr.
Mrs. H. ]. Grove. of Warrington, is
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Char,
les Manley.
Miss Nina Linn is home ON the
VI. S. B. College at ParEersburg to
spend the holidays with relatives.
Miss Beryl Grim. who is a student
at the NJ. S. B. C. in ParkersburE. he's
gone to Charleston TO spend Christ.
mas.
T. N. Gathrisht arrived here Sun
day morning from Covington. Va, ia
spend the holidays. Mrs. Gathrlght
and son. Tom. have been here the
guests OF relatives for some time.
Misses Nola and Mary Mckinney
have arrived home from Baltimore 70
spend the holidays with their parent;
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Mckinney.
Hiss Zoe k'nsay. Of si1rg7utowI,.
spent Saturday and Sunday with rel.
atives in the city.
Miss Ethel Patton. OF Wheeling. f.;
the guest OF her sisters. Mrs. Jud Gal.
liner and Mrs. Frank Crawford.
Miss Amanda Abbott has come down
from Grafton 10 spend the holidays at
her home on High street.
DR.. Clyde Watson. OF Johns Hon.
k!ns University, was In the city Sat
ur'iay en- route to his home Mt King.
wood. to spend the holidays. While
here he was the guest OF his aunt Mrs.
c. c. Wheeler.
Mrs. Perry Thompson anil children,
Of Elkins. are the guests OF relatives
In the city.
Edward Taylor. of Century, was
operated on Saturday Mt Cook Hospital
for appendicitis, Mrs. Tayior accom-.
panied him hero and is guest at the
home of her cousin. Mrs. C. Snider. on
Madison street.
Misses Netiq and Lora Bartlett.
Georgia Borgess. AMI Mr.. Howard
BARTLETT wifi spend Christmas day M
the home Of their aunt. Mrs. AIary
Lucas at Shinnston.
Miss Margaret SnIder. OF Clarks.
burg, viii spend Christmas at her
home on Madison street.
Mrs. {. c. Holmes and daughter.
Elizabeth. OF Altoona. Pa. are tho
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman KcJ.
ley, Of the First ward Mrs. Kellcy
who has been quite i'll. is some i'm.
proved.
Mrs Honwell and son. Floyd. of
Charleroi. Pa. left for her home this
f,"fnIns after Il few days visit In this
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Opportunities for
w. Va. Farmers
EXCEPTIONAL ADVANTAGES OF
FEREo AT STATE UNIVERSITY
BEGINNING JANUARY 6.

MORGANTOWN. Zee. 23.-oppor
, tunftfcs are most appreciated when
they are ut the greatest distance, Ev.
erywherc there are people who are
wishing for the chances that other PEG.
pie In some other State enjoy. Most
OF us wish that we were IN some other
persons shoes, hardly ever realizing
that our own feet would be In great
danger of being pinchcd By tight shoes
or biisteref by loose ones. We negIec,
our home opportunities while we wish
for those that other people cnIoy-or
neglect.
We are led to make these remarks
by having our attention called 10 the
Winter Course in Agriculture offered
al our own university by Our. own col.
lcge OF agriculture. Right here. al
most at the doors of the farmers of
Monongalia county. men of exceptional
equipment will be teSching during
next month the fundamental things In
agriculture, and hundreds of our farm
crs will be sitting at home. toasting
their Sims or complaining because
farming Is less profitable than il used
TO be. Some of them do not know thut
we have to pay nearly twice rs much
In Morgantown for potatoes and other
products as we used to pay: and some
OF them have not begun 10 realize that.
by taking the time and making the Of.
fort. they can learn how 10 double
their products.
At the Winter Course the best meth.
obs will be taught by the best men in
the country. SOME of these men are
our own men, and some of them arc
the best men from other States. il
seems to us that hundreds of farmers
near MOrSantown ought TO write at
once TO Prof. r. c. AtlesoH for copy
OF the Winter Course circular. and
that every one of them. after studying
It carefully, should make mp his mind
to report for work bright and early on
the morning OF January G. 1908.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-23
$40 to Sc
CHAIRS

We have recently added a
specially furniture department
and are right proud of our
showing of chairs, viii you
do us the honor of a visit?
Morris Chairs, $3.50 to SIS
Golden, Natural Oak and
Imitation Mahogany,
Rockers, So to S22.5O
Weathered and Chartered
Oak, Imitation and Genuine
Mahogany, upholstered in Da-
mask, Silk Velour Pantasot
and Genuine Leather,
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this State in respect to the preserva.
tion OF our resources and the develop
ment Of the State. The same feeling
Is shared by Governor Dawson who
has studied the question OF best COIL
serving our resources both in States
and Nation and his reply to President
Roosevelt upon receipt OF an invita-.
ton to attend the conference at Wash.
inEton May 1915, and appoint three
delegates from the State. was very
commendatory of the action of the
President and he expresses his ap.
prevail OF the Presidents suggestion.
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Loaded Dow
MAIL CARRIERS HAVE TO GER
HORSE AND WAGON

The Christmas gifts are & ring
early at the local postofiice. 9iIsstcrs
the mails brought in many ro4
the influx OF packages kept Veto
very busy. Tomorrow an exSsa no
and wagon and two extra clrri
will be employed to assist IN me z
tribution of Christmas pareeis
Tonight and tomorrow hight lie
stamp window and the genes5 Il deliss
cry window Will be open TN ten
o'clock for the convenience Of The
nublIc. 49, -. z
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Took Passes
VIRGINIA OFFICIALS WHO TOOK
RAILROAD PASSES ARE FoRc
ED TO RESIGN.

BRISTOL, Va, Dec. 23-Followlng
the institution OF proceedings to GUST
them for violation Of the new constitu.
ton OF Virginia in accepting free
passes on railroads. Jere Bunting re.
signed as president Of the. city council
and MS police justice OF the city aSi
HID. Gibson resigned as n 1g,>,!
the municipal governing
BY agreement of COZ
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B


on Sunday Afternoon the sunusi,
Christmas dinner OF the Mani lni,s
was held at the home Of NM q n
Manley near the city! The ~ SilberS
OF the club went 10 the Manls lons
on the IL O'clock car where q excel
lent dinner was served! cr Sch1lt
o; the club Mr. James Boyers =: sent
ell Mrs. Manley with ia t;el6 slgnest
ring as a Christmas Gift q