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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-01-17

DISTINGUISHED Surgeon Ito widow
hose husband has Just died from an
Peration he had performed)--At
past, my dear madam. you have the
ftisfaction Of knowing that your hus-
and didn't die under the knife Of q
Pedical bungier.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-01-17

We daily influence each other for
good or evil. Let us not be the occa-
sion OF misleading others by our sill
ence when we ought to speak, II.
Newman
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-01-17
Nothing in Il for lido.

or course il Is necessary to dis
(ver the north poIe-we understand
|at- Still. II doesn't seem Just right
make faithful Fi:o pull a sledge as
north as he can and then eat him
the way back--Puck.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-01-17

Take Garfield Tea. the Natural Lana.
tive, for constipation. indigestion, hyer
and kidney arrangements and colds. II IL
made of Herbs. Guaranteed under the
Pure Food Law.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-01-17

Nothing pleases q homely woman 20
much as TO have . man compliment
her figure.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-01-17

No mus or failures made with PUT.
NAM FADELESS DYES; bright, beauti-
full eolors a certainty.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-01-17

Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing syrsp.
Tor cbiD1ren tssthins softsas the runs. fe1eces IN
esEnssien. sllsss pals. vfn1 eeiir. ~ eettA
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-01-17

Nothing hurts . conceited man like
being ignored.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-01-17
sLoATED WITH pRoPsY.
The Heart Was Badly Affected When
the Patient Began Using
Doan's Kidney Pills.

Mrs. Elizabeth Maxwell. OF AIS West
Fourth street. Olympia, Wash. says:
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-01-17

PAxO OINTMENT ts guaranteed to cure any cast
of tcnine. Hind. bleeding OF frutruding fiies a
o 10 ID days of nioney refunded. 5ur.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-01-17
.u.YseUuep.S a ro,.p.v

Some men can't even do their duty
without making a fuss about IL.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-01-17

With too many people charity is
more Of = fad than q virtue.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-01-17
Productive coea.nut rrea.

A large cocoanut tree yields as
fsny as 100 nuts year Natives use
Pc nuts for dishes as well as for food.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-01-17
To cunEA coLpiA Oh

Take LAxAIIvE Baonu oa,sips Tsesas. Drug
gts refund n1ssses ~ ~ fAia ~ cpfs r. W
SkOvEr sgsstare 10 on eses boz. M.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-31
THE AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL.
The state Supcrintendcnts Consider
It's Work i'll the scheme Oh
Education.
rRv the Associated Press.)


Lexington. Ky, Dec. 2S.-The work
of the agricultural school III lllo
scheme Of State education was con-
siderad in a paper read by Professor
Aadrou- M Soule, of Athens, Ga, be-
fore the Southern Educational Con
foronce here today President X. y;
Roark. of Richmond, KY, dlscusSeo'
MODERN tendencies in education, some
nractical means for improVement ~
Teaching methods being suggested ps
S,,,larintendent James II. Van Slckle'
oe pa1ti,nCre. Md state support LOT
I;brsries was urged by Miss FRANCES
n Greene. of Montgomery, Ala, anu
ciyics and citizenship was the uus
Of q Daper by superintendent do9ep
Cooke of Columbus Miss.
The following officers were electe'
| today: e 1-apras
! see. First Nice-President ). Ian tn,
/ Sickle. of Baltimore; Secohu W, ~
/ prasident, NJ. \. Cassidy, of LeHngo!i II
XIV; Third Vice President MiS. De. 60
w pirdsall. of South Carollna; SeI
49, y r. Riertly, of Tennessee
1rea 1..se, s,,rer =. p. Burns. of Georgia
nirectors. W. c. Briggs, of Alabama
Jobn w. Rineman, of Arkansas, " VIZ ~
cIem Hampton, of Florida; g 3. Glp
Son Of Georgia; j. g. Crabple' OF he,,
.,,nixx. I B. Aswell, of LOUISIANA: "
Stevans. of Maryland; II. l. " MI
fa,d of Mississippi; E H Chllas,
Na1tb carolina; L. w. Baxter. OF oh
1>Io,,,a. u. E. Johnson, OF Soulh odi
n1ir,a q II. Baskette, of tennessee
~ n IIo,1ston, of Texas; j. L: fal
,,o, of Virginia, and I. Z. MllleI'
West Virginia.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-31
!, ABLE FIND.
Negro picks To s'oih NV
ing s215-tniirosd Eniidih.
BUILDING

,l..,f.t - earH aud DbHrTYrFl
g5.,,,4 ~ o. Dec q The rails
IN tpa norfolk and southern rnilToti
~, - seen laid t. Oriental. and -
s[an as the track can - lrYelfd ara
,errairaIs completed regular tFNitas
ytfli begin running between H'' a'''
Kew Bern. tt
negro while working m nc ratl-
ear the horne - Mr blAc > :
,.eIi FOUND gold cup cont'ii.lfL Z
,otns ~ the vai1e ~ tao hundfri
ana seventy Ave dollars hr .sxi
-. ~ excited that b~ Rrabbri hts
"a aaa He Afterwards re-
,p,,-r,es and * ibited his and = trust
re coins aIl bear date previous
~ early sizties and are Fuppght 1
49, nave been buried during the 'itt.
War The cup - ra3d 70 Dc "'" -
great value
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-31

Louisiana, 20; Bulkeley, Connecticut,
Mccreary, Kentucky, du Pont Della
ware, So; Money, Mississippi, Bacon,
Georgia, Perkins, California, 81, Ell
kins, West Virginia. .Aldrich, Rhode
Island, So; Daniel, Scott and Bank
head 65; Foraker ana Ho5kins, 61
Martin, Tiilman and Taliaferro. co.
Hansbrough. McLaurin. Stone and
Newiands SO; Foster IS; Lodge and
Taylor 81; Gamble, Clark Wyoming.
Latimer, Briggs and Baynter. 80; Hey-
burn and kean 50: Richardson, Crane.
Knox, Fulton and Clay. 81; Overman,
Simmons, Clarke of Arkansas and
Carter, 53: Bourne, Cuiberson and La
Toilette 81; McCumber, Dolliver, Fra
zier. Dick and Piles, 46; Smoot, Suth-
erland, Davis Flint and Beveridge,
/ 45, Brown and Ba - A; BOrah, -
Dixon, Burkett arr aggenheim, 40.
Simon GuggenIO Of Colorado, IS
! it appears, to be - youngest memb Der
! Of the Senate. : 1 William James
/ Bryan, of F'loriS takes the oath as
I successor to the- Mr.. Mallory. Sen
! atOrs Allison = Cullom were mem
bers of the II of Representative
! long before tors Dixon, Burkett
| and Cuggenh were born
Elmer JacS 3urkett, of Nebraska
| is lust twe~s line days older than
| Cuggenhein I'd Joseph + Dixon, OF
Montana is Ju.t five months the senior
of Burkett.
Ages of House Members.
The oldest member Of the House Is
Nehemiah Day Sperry, of Connecticut
his age being eighty years and hV'
months Other Representatives who
have passed three score years and ter
are Livingston of Georgia, IS; Hep
burn of Iowa, "A Sherwood Of ONO
70; Keifer of Ohio, Haskins of Yer
mont Cannon of Illinois, and Henr,
of Connecticut, IL; Allen Of Maine, q
years and five months.
There are sixty members of tn
: House over sixty years old; Ia be
: tween fifty and sixty; 141 betWee
! forty and fifty, and siXty-five under a
The kids of the House, several Q
whom have served more than one terr
: and are thirty-five or under are as fol
I lows being named in the order Of the!
{ seniority:
e Hardwick of Georgia, serving h
e fourth term Goodwin of North care
! lima; Cole of Ohio; Harrison of Ne
q York who was a member of the FIFTY
: eighth Congress; Higgins Of Connet
: ticut; Lever of South Carolina, ser'
ing his fourth term; sheppard
/ Texas, also serving his fourth tern
l. KnoWland of California, serving n
lie third term; French of Idaho. servlf
his third term: Garret. of Tennessee
l. serving his second term; kelher
5, Massa chusetts. serving his thlrd tern
e. Rauch of Indiana; Hamill of New Je
v sey; Harding of Ohio; Leake OF =, y
IL Jersey; Ferris of oklahoma; Craig
es Alabama; Edwards Of Georgia; Wo
G, of Maryland.
r Harry r. Wolk twenty-seyeH yea
IN and six months old, is the YounGe
IN member Of the Sixtieth Congress. r
IN wards of Georgia is next Youngest, g
Z. ing twenty-nine
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-31
ROBBED
OF $4,000 CASH
Charley Mascaroi An ltal-
ian the Loser
AN ITALIAN ARRESTED
Christmas Duel Between Carohnian
and Tnne>Secan MAY Prove aftal
Pig Suit fer Death OF Young
Groom i'm Railroad
Wreck
Especial to News and Observer ,

Especial to News and observer
Asheville. n O.. Dec 2S-The fruit
store Of Charley Mascara an ltaiian.
was robbed here some time between
II O'Clock last night and about 33o
O'Clock this morning. and four thou
sand dollars in cash stolen Either the
safe was not locked last night or the
animation was worked by the roo
bers. 1t was open when ofhcers cls-
rovered the robbery at $40 O'Clock
this morning. and the money, most OF
which was placed there yesterday, was
gone Two thousand dollars Of the -FOUR
was placed in the safe Yesterday al
ternoon by Mascaris Wife. who had
for about two years carried the money
on her person. The police went to
work on the case at once and this af-
/ ternoon arrested another Italian, Tony
! a brother of Mascari'S Wife, and also
/ Tonys wife. charging them with the
! robbery Tony and his wife are beng
i held for investigation. ofhcef'
i searched Tony's house but failed te
find anv Of the money Entrance L
| the store was effected by a rear win
dow. 4 reward Of $500 has been OF
! fered for the recovery Of the money.
Fatal Christmas Duel
News was received here today OF
duel fought near Delrio. Tenn, Christ
mas eve. between Hicks Norton, o
Madison county, and Ike Murray, o
Tennessee, which will in all probabilit
, result fatally Norton is unconsclou
and not expected to live "a hour:
t While Murray Will die. An old grudg
; between the men led to the fight. !
is said that Norton went to Murray
: house and that trouble started On
: of the men used a shot gun and tn
: other pistol
/ Suit Against tie southern
9 Suit was Instituted aere tcdaJ by
f. Curtis. administrat1t OF Ballen hTS
o ant against the Southern Railwa
i Company Young Bryant was kille
r some time ago in passenger wrec
: near Greensboro, one month after n
n marriage to Miss Marie Curtis OF IN
I city. It is stated that plaintlf VI
g demand not less than fifty thousar
: dollars.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-31
JAIL BROKEN.
Two prisoners I~cape~-Nr Shofcr
Builds Granite bhrh--s htid
leg Broken.
Especial . Ne~s an1 "h.crFer

Especial to News and Observer
MI Airy. y e., Dec - Two men
hroLe iali here "wednesday night
1<bny ,yero locked up FOR drunken
uees and dlspr1crlv conduct bat NOW
mat they have broke Jail the matter
,.iu - very serious with them i
,nty are found The jail L. old and
unsafe and IL Is not dif4cui I" break
out new and better jail lH needed
Mr. II shafcr. y this city. has bal
a strictly nrat-claAs Efahlf" baI u
L,tlt on hla premises ~ Is possible :"
tosa fhe contents bF Htc bui thiN
barn wnI never be destroyed ~ Orr.
II rs the place 10 keep Ht"s" " lh
- N ought 10 be against TIE y I"
!, leaye stock unurotcci~d u cola.
rn,oh tyeather stock HH9erH Fsinn
r.te ti,tle daughter ~ Robert Sirh-
,ta,,, bad the misfortune - tall and
break her leg near the hip dAy =,
40 ago while AT play she - pu'
80 ,eare old and e Is nald thhi Nh'
- suffered much from thr tc1ldent
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-31
No, NOT ONE CENT
For Dords "C0nccived
In Sin and Brought
Forth In lniquity'
(Bv the Associated Press)

New York. Dec. 2S.-GOFefloF Rop-
ert r. Glenn of North Carolina IN
letter received today, replying to 2
from Edward l.. An
.dreyys. who represents holders o.
$1,000. 900 Of special tax bonds OF
the state of North Carolina Whlch
matllred three years ago ard We're
never paid, declared that the Leglsl2-
ture has twice reoudiated the bonds
and that the State would not pay one
cent for them. Governor Glenn de-
cared that North Carolina had acted
fairly with its creditors but that II
would not pay for bonds conceived
in sin and brought forth in inlqulty.
Mr.. Andrews urged that settle
ment be effected, stating that ar
rangernents were being made TO 90
nate s3.O0O.OO0 of the bonds to a TOR
eipn government for the purpose OF :
snit. since, under the law. individual'
cannot sue a state. The question o
nayment of the bonds has been th'
subject matter of intermlnable III
CATION. -
The payment o1 the bonds was de
cIined because it was urged that IN
+ agent who disposed of the bonds Iaii
+ ed to make proper return 10 IN
State.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-31
f.orilan -Iiryan-

r,,t.t,n-o - q Dee Zs-A pretty
~ ,ea8tuQ was solemuizsi nu
r.t,,rayay afternoon ~ 9'ei1rs at
80. reu1try home ~ Mr. T ROD
er.on w hen her daughter Airs dar.
r-harry Bryan. became the br4a" 4f
Dr Louis 4 Gorham. -
.-',f1rr,ed - Reverend Egerton. q.
4 church. IN tEe prea~ne- "t
reiatIves ~ the bride and groom Tue
-. entered the beautifully decor
st.1 rar,or with her cousin Miss ~
- Fleming. oT Haseei.s. y -
the groom with IBIS bf'ta"5
CONAN 10 the strains ~ AFh4' u
- ,.addlng march rendered -
yiss Mary Hester Marriott
The bridal couple left immediate 4
a,,er the ceremony for 4 short TIP =,
T,ortbern cities. after which they "411
return to Rocky Mount
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-31
\ TERRIBLE VOYAGE
Continuous Struggle Against Wind and
Wave Results in Death OF I>aS-
SCngef.
nv the Associa ted Press. }

New York. Dec. 2S.-With one OF
her passengers dead and another se.
iousIy injured and with her decks pat
tered and SCARED by tremendous
waves, the Russian steamer Sara toy
arrived here today from Libau ana
Dotterdan The voyage was con-
tinuous struggle against wind and
wave. Heavy weather was encounter :
"a from the start and the Il Vabln
ana S37 steerage passengers We're
kept closely confined TO their
ON December 21. huge wave
b,-o,-a over the bows and sweeping
down caught two women steerase
passengers So great was the tore
With which the wall of water struck
the women that one of them was IN
stantly killed The Other sus6ainGe n61n3 3,s
/ on that portion of the deck wa
caught up and carried along until !
crashed against some solid portion @
the ship The damage to the steam
er was confined to the breakage ?
i deck fittings.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-31

eave aldermen Last ntxlsS adopted AF
ordinance offered bY Alderman AkF1~ e.
placing n license tax - stae - FA95
chants wholesale ~ r~talA. as-s sAfasS ~
any Kind 81 frewovAM. csmfaea eF@eA
srs or wxE tuHlNws Il auN NsFi A@eF*
was ~ opposition - th~ ~FsfiuAfaeN
Another ordinance Er@@tng oGs ~
ssrs.-fzxfss9 uutSy &hFtsfsgSs~ en@44s ss
the old nreNeAs ordinance pa that
shs mayor is IA longer sanpeweTsa !"
suspend the ordinance. 40" @F@A-
nance was adopted
Umbrellas t.fose~ and Motor SAfs
The tw.a latest industrial and fnef-
camille enterprises f@T Greensboro sEs
"A Wholesale hat umbrella aHA sa'aN*
company and Il mandatory or meteor
cars. charters for both eoTp"tSt'afaA
having been received The 8sff"F -
10 b.. the Carolina Motor tewfar ~
OF Greens bore. Capital f1o,"eH. feF
dealing in and manufacturing motor
ears 81 all kinds The lncoF FpoF~'"s
are. l. A Fogler. q v Painter, =
Il. Perkins and r T Andrews
The wholesale hat house ~ " ~"
known "a the TrmnSou- Murphy Com :
/ panv. having sf0o. .oee AuthoFtaet
stock. of which $4,000 has Seen FAi8
4 in Among the incorperators are
W NJ Transou, 81 Jefferson. 6 6
I Sfnrnnv OF Atkinson. X = Hih -
Greensboro: " l. Bishop. 81 frt'fa'
burg. Va
pIhle Class Entertained.
Last night At East Washington
street MIR and Mrs. a y. scales en-
tertained the Emmanuel Ethie class
az the FIRST Presbyterian church sun
day school at the annual class ban
ouet The home WAS beautifully dsS
Grated with ever greens. the cntn'
+ scheme In the dining room being "hlN'
and green About thtTty-tNe mem
bers ~ the class were present ana m
occasion was most enjoyable one
Mr. / Gtlmer served as toastmaStr
and he filled the position IN a hiShi
~ra1ttahta manner Between TN
courses. OF which there We're five. re
sponsee were made to toRsts by mem
5 hers OF the class Mr. A. Nj Scale
was then called upon and he respond
4 ed with n short. but highly appreci
e ated talk Mr. Scales was foil""e
4 by Mr. j l.. Jamison.
- TWO Couples Married.
y Last night Rev and Register
= Deeds Ktrkman joined two Visiun
3 couples in marriage. The nrst 70"
5, place IN the oarlor Of the Mead"
: hotel the contracting parties bein
e Grover Cleveland Lamm, ~ Ronnoh
l. Rapids. and Miss Minnie A Lamn
II Of wilson The second ceremony vs.
Is held in the office OF the register. u
,r contracting parties being David Ne
IS son OF Rockingham county. and MI
5 Liza knight. Of Forsyth county.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-31
THIS MORNING
THE FLEET SAILS
BattIeships Off for Rio
De Janeiro
BRAZIL is READY
Ressors of The iNtss. In ,ls~ NavY re-
fsartansnt al Washington l2xcaaes
Interest AnasaE tiso
DfnCrf%


Pors 20 spain beg. ss TIE Amer
lean n~et viii sall for gie lie huetFa
tomorrow morning. pFataol9 at an
early hour
Rear Admiral Evans on his fass-
shtp Connecticut aud accom- ia uieA ~
Admiral Sp~Fry. the lillnois. the kssf-
ga rxo and tbe KENTUCKY steamed eut
into the Gulf thia morning e. adjust
compasaen They returned about uosrn
During the stay of the feet ln ISeFt
considerable time had teeu devoted ~
important drills. Ntth the tiE aad
small guns. torpedo and torpedo de-
fences
MANY ~ the blue Jackets again en-
loycd shore liberty to-day sud tho ufn-
played baseball game this after
noon.
/ The news or tho naval controversy
+ in the United Siates. which has been
/ eabled here. and IA which Nurgessf'
General Rlxcy and Admiral hrownaoi'
ntsuro prominently. r. exciting rpnsl9 s
/ erabie interest .Umong the sf'iccra -
the fleet. bat thSy refuse 20 publicly
express their views. regarding u
President pcnna Viii Entertain,
rio DE Jeneirn. Dec -froeldcns
Penna YyiII entertain all the American
4 Adfniralr IA number ~ ofncern and r.
wing u Dudley. the American Ambas-
aador. at dinner 70 30 given at ths
presidential palace ia petropolis The
minister Of marine viii invite the Al
/ mirmls the Commander and othSi
( officers L. promenade lunfh - -
Cnrcovado mountain. two miles iron
Rio de Janeiro. while the naval clu'
win OFFER "a similar entertainments 81
Tijuca Park. a banquet - ais hun
dred covers win be given Ia the Mon
= roe pavilion bs tho Minister ~ For
: eign Affair." Baron De Hlo Hranef
/ ON this occasion DIT. Rus liarbnsa
president 81 the Senate Will deliver
speech of welcome ON January |
Mr. Dudlot viii Eiv" reception |
honor ~ the American officers ~ NJ
residence in PetropoliT
News comes hero from Peru - ~
preparations being made hy the Rof
ernrneut of that CouutrN fo "ntertaA
), the officers of the American fleet ~ hs
u they reach the west coast Preside
Pardo Will give them banquet
three hundred covers 'he Minister
Marine Is making preparation far
great ball for which twelve huudf'
Invitations have been sent out and =
government Rill gise q eacu ofnfef 9
album continuing collection ~ PER-
t.tan photographs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-31

Fifteen
lcnerial to News and Observer

Especial to News ana op5efNei''
Durham, n G.. Dec. PA Nouhs
man by the name of Rigsbee, hfteeh
wears of age, son of George R'gsoee'
farmer, accidentally shot himself IN
the eastern part of this county, near
the Granville county line. this after
noon The load pass through his lett
arm. entered the side of his head ano
face, making wounds that are serious.
# is feared by physicians that tne
wounds will be fatal Inc Souhs ne td
! y! y ,1,I. baino brought to Durham, ana
vii reach here before midnight. after
/ the closing of the telegraph office.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-31
TIE DIET Is OPENED.
The Japanese "Lcgi~iatarf' fdhrcs''"
by The Emperor.
lR, the Assoclated e

Toxic. pee. 28-The 24th Diet was
formally opened today by the EInp"-
ror who delivered the speech from
the throne in the House u Pecrs
o,.o.,singi,. cordial relations with for
eign powers and the important bea arihe
ON peace in the Far East ~ M @ii
tentc cordiale concluded with RUSSIA
and France by japan
lie dwelt on the Importance "I 8n'
more careful dellberauoh oi
i.ae,,res and said he expected ths
Concurrence Of the Diet in the bulge
which would be presented hy the gov
ernment-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-31
EXPLANATIONS COMPLETED.
Total of 220 Bod."- AIKEN from The
DarF Mine.
- 80 Associated - }

Jacobs creek. Pa Dec TX
nloratiors in the Darr min" of the
Pittshurg coal Company, we're com
nIeted today total Of 220 bodies
have been recovered from IN" main
headings and eHt. les ne nnnoef q
.1.@3ias that will be founG near and
nrdar the falls, while still problem
atical. is estimated At At least 80. Cor
oner Wynn has nxed January a. tnf
date of the inquest. which wiii be held
AT Smithton, Pa, two miles belo" thl'
place.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-31
Mr. T. Ii. Nin-On Dcdd.

,cnecial to News and Observer
Hign point. y. g.. Dec - PIT. r
II Vinsdn. travelling salesman for tne
!rc,,,,ireon chair Manufacturing Com
rsnv died at the Junior order hos
rital here this afternoon from typnold
The remains viii be carried =
IN home of the deceased in LlttIston
n G., tomorrow morning Tor inter
Tnent MIR. yinson was only p year.
80 age and well and favorably knowr
among the trade in the South.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-31
paw ROLL FOR ALL.
-. GIN Three Thousand Dollars are
D"' Due the Soldiers.

,or Glenn has received the
non1s for all the North Carolina
pragiments pels serving in the spanish sI1
sarican War. for the time the sol
7;ars served before they were mus
tared into the United states army,
teteu IN remains. however, the sum
let t1ree thousand to four thousand
Of 9d,,arss fhree which is expected in few
doIl'i Governor Glenn says he hopes
aaya 20 yhegin payments by the first of Jan
,,arv r9 as the money is expected by thai
time
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-31
COURT
To Be Established In
Fayetteville
Courrc,eman Goodwin VIII Introduce
RiIl for This and an Nddiuoiai
100000 for Building.

6Snecial to News and Observer
EoyetteyiIe. y e, Dec Zs-1oh-
e,ressman II l. Godwin WAS mere 90"
J,,. consulting with the Chamber OF
,,s, 't.'s ,,,,s ahout an additional appro-
nriation of one hundred thousand dol
lars for Fayetteville pubic pulia 2 ;
ana tho establishment here u 4 : 81
4ral court for the district Mf 90
Ean-rass conyenes. and feels conf
dent Of its pasSdge.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-31
accident Proved b ataI.
(Pv the Associated Press ,

tBN the As-00 7 :, r-.-
Roanoke Va. Dec. 2A-B feeh-
,;g died today from the effects of IN
i,lrjes received Christmas eve Wh'h
u -, arcidentaIIv knocked do%n
erect collision by Samuel Bruce
vonng man Mr.. Fechtig "ao ~as
,cearz old was the father of Fran x
n Fechtig. purchasing agent Tor th'
Atlantic coast Line. Bruce was ar
rested
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-31
Cbovan's sheriff settles in Full.

Edenton. \. c.. Dec. 2s.-Sherin
y $ Norman. Of Chowan county. yes
terdav mailed to state Treasurer -
anoI,nt settles In full his state taxes
Sor 1aO7 Chowaus State taxes
amount TO nearly $4,000.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-31
WILSON HEADQC ARTERS.
Roy. II. L. Davis. State Organizer OIL
Anti-SaiOon League.

Rev. r. L. Davis. the State Organ
;zer of the North Carolina Anti-ssaioon
League. has changed his headquarters
from Warren Plains to Wilson and All
communications should be addressed
to him there.