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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-01
KINDERGARTEN FESTIVAL.

The Game Festival" of the Birming- ham free kindergarten will be held this afternoon from to o'clock at the Foun- tain Heights Kindergarten. The public is invited. The entire nature of the en- tertainment will be that of May day festival.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-01
Will Settle Canadian Labor Troubles.

Ottawa, April SO.-Mr. Lemeieux, the minister of labor. has received the fol- lowing telegram, dated April 20. from Mackenzie King, ethe deputy minister of labor, who Is now at Fernie, B. C., en-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-01
MRS. HoARpMAN ENTERrAlNs.

Mrs. T. V. Boardman entertained forty guests yesterday afternoon at delight full bridge party.
 She was assisted in receiving her guests by Mrs. R. R. Randolph. Miss Alabama
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-01

The Ithel Bible class of the Eleventh Street Baptist church will meet this even ing at 8 o'clock with Mrs. J. E. Cain 702 South Eleventh street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-01

The residence and store of H. H. Can- non on Fourteenth avenue and Nine teenth street was robbed last night, the burglars getting away with about $1O0 worth of goods. The burglars entered the bedrom of MT. Cannon, stole his watch and money, took the store keys from his trousers pocket and went to the store, where they loaded up with everything they took a fancy to and after twisting the knob of the safe nearly off they de- camped Dogs were put on the trail but 1t Is believed the robbers had a vehicle near and the trail was consequently lost
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-01
Toronto Brewery Burns.

Toronto. April So.-The buildings and contents of the Davis Brewery company and the Ontario Storage company on Esplanade and Queen streets were burned today. Loss, $150,000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-01
Look Young

Wrinkles small pock sears and all facial blemishes scientifically and per- manently removed by the Parisian method. For further information ad- dress the Brigg Agency
 Box 152. Birmingham. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-01

Chief of Police Christlieb yesterday re- ceived a. telegram from E. T. Willens
 chief of police of Selma. asking him to
 arrest a negro named Harrison Sharp who had escaped from the jail at Selma Within fifteen minutes from the receip
 of the telegram the negro was arrested through the description sent, and is now In jail awaiting an officer from Selma.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-01

The Mayor gave offenders the limit in police court this morning. Fines were imposed for plain trunks and petit lar cency ranging, from s25 to sS5 and costs which means considerable work for the city by the guilty ones
 w. H. Farley. a carpenter fell from a scaffold while at work on the new elec- tric power house al Woodward furnace yesterday and sustained injuries which nearly resulted fatally. He was taken to his home in Brighton, where it is re- ported he will recover if no eomplica- tions ensue.
 Herman Renner. who has been attend ing the medical department of Vanderbilt university. has returned home
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-01
Personal and General.

Detective W. S. Patton went to Birming- ham today to restore to the proper owner two more of the watch cases which were stolen from the Morris hotel and which were recovered here yesterday. The negro who stole the watch cases is still in jail awaiting trial. Detective Patton is also interested in the suits now being tried in Birmingham against the Virginia Iron Mines company, and which he considers more favorable for the interests of those he represents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-01
Hauan's Magnolia Balm,

it Dosit ina
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-01

The meeting at the Christian church, conducted by the Rev. Howard Brazelton, is well attended and good results are promised. The services will continue dur ing the week. possibly longer. The ser mons of the evangelist are very forcible and make a profound impression.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-01

MT and Mrs. John Balir MacAfee and Miss Clare and Miss Margaret MacAfee will leave this afternoon for Lexington, Ky. and Norfolk, Va, before returning to their home.
The Monroe journal., 1907-01-29
LAST WEEK FOR VOTING.
Next onday Twelve oeoek After Today No
Know How Many Votes Are In. and All Take
Equal Chances.

According TO notice given last
week the voting contest must close
next Monday, in order to give time
to notify Mr.. Stack who the success
] full ones are while he is in Jerusalem,
Votes will be received at The jour
nal office till noon next Monday,
Feb. ith.
After the issue today no one will
know how the voting stands. The
friends Of each must put in as many
votes for their fayorltes as they can
and take the chances.
The way the vote stands today is
no index TO the way ii may wind up.
The leaders may fall behind or still
keep ahead.
All the names on the eligible roll
will be put in a box next Monday
after the contest closes and after a
thorough shaking three will be drawn
out. These will be the lucky ones
to receive the presents.
The three ministers who have the
highest number Of votes at twelve
O'Clock next Monday will get three Of
the presents.
The three young ladies who have
the three highest votes will get three
suitable TO their taste.
And the rural mail carrier who
gets the highest will get one.
Who will get these nice presents
from the famous Holy Land?
Remember, all voting must be done
between now and next Monday at
noon. After today nobody will know
how the candidates are running.
Every new or old subscriber who
pays one year in advance gets his
name on the eligible roll, gets 10
votes for his preacher, 10 votes for
his mail carrier, and 10 votes for
young lady; or he can vote all thirty
Of them for only one. Then he can
buy as many as he wants for 10 cents
per hundred. And you get your
regular premium just the same.
The voting up to the present is as
follows:
The Monroe journal., 1907-01-29

Representative Morton Of Whining
ton, agent in that town for the Stand
ard Oil Company, and in the legisla
ture the spokesman for the liquor
interests and valiant pleader for the
sanctity Of local self government, has
introduced bill which reads.
ANY cook, house girl, maid, but
Ter, coachman, washerwoman or other
household servant who shall have
contracted either in writing or orally
TO serve any person or persons in any
of the various capacities stated here,
shall fail TO do so, or leave before the
contract period has expired except
in cases Of illness or other serious
and unavoidable calamity, shall be
guilty Of misdemeanor, and upon
conviction shall be punished at the
discretion Of the court"
There you are, a bill worthy Of any
statesman Clap on the laws against
niggers, the tenants and other de-
fenceless cusses and therell be no
time left to make or enforce laws
against trusts and other special in
terests. The ways Of statesmen are
devious.
The Monroe journal., 1907-01-29
President Moore Writes of the
Great Convention.
he Editor % The Journal

i 10 lIle EAA-NF Ni I ne JOURNAL.
| have Just returned from Birm-
ingham where ! attended the great
convention eff the Southern Cotton
Association. 1t was the most en-.
thusiastic convention yet held in
the interest of the South's money
crop-"Cotton."
Four thousand delegates coming
from every cotton producing State,
holding three sessions daily for
three days.
Addresses filled with good cheer
and encouragement were delivered
by some of the most distinguished
men of the South. Close attention
was given to every speaker and the
discussions on the important ques-
tions was broad and instructive.
The ringing note of the whole
convention was "that the New
York cotton exchange is the enemy
Of the Southern farmer
The farmers are determined TO
protect their interests and to secure
for themselves fair and renumer.
alive price for the staple they pro-
duce.
The action and resolves of this
great convention ought to impress
the gamblers with the idea that
they need not confer among them
selves as to what will be the price
of cotton, but that this question is
to be settled by the producer and
the consumer.
The day of reckoning is at hand
and the cotton growers are going
to make vigorous war upon the
vultures who have preyed and
waxed fat upon their staple pro
duct.
The convention gave instruction
to President Harvie Jordan, tell.
ing him to prosecute his attack on
the New York cotton exchange and
not to let up until its business is
conducted in an honest and legiti.
mate manner.
The executive committee, after
most carefully investigating the
cotton consumption, the demand
for the trade for the next . years,
the present supply, and consider.
ing the enormous yield from the
acreage planted in 1906, passed
this resolution.
"In view of the fact that a great
many farmers have adopted the in
tensive system of farming, increas.
ing the yield per acre and new ter
ritory each year is being planted
to cotton that heretofore has not
grown cotton, thereby increasing
the production; therefore, in order
to maintain satisfactory and remun.
erative prices, we urge and recon-
mend a full reduction of 10 per
cent. of the cotton acreage for the
year 1907.
"We further recommend that
the acreage so reduced be planted |
in food products.
1--WE are sure that unless the
farmers unitedly reduce their acre.
age of cotton that they will be con.
fronted at the end of the season
with equally as bad if not worse
than they were in 1904
when the price went down to 9
cents a pound"
Respectfully,
c. G. MOORE, Pres.
Charlotte, N. c., Jan. 20.
The Monroe journal., 1907-01-29
Annual Statement
Continued from Page One.

Continued from Page One.
EA. Armfeld, csc, inqui-
sition Of lunacy John Morgan
and others, stationery ,ink,etc. "a 05
DR.. R. NJ. Robinson, small
pox services Is so
April, 1906
NJ. L. Flow, taking affidavit
HI. Price, chm. I'D. co.comrs.,
issuing warrant S. Weaver 95
W. A. Eubanks, holding in
quest over Sis Lowry, etc. s 30
Maj .Akers, c.h. janitor Mar. 20 90
Walker, Evans & Cogswell
Co., record Of deeds IL 90
Jas. Howard, inquest Juror | rs
Jas. Bennett, inquest Juror | 60
Geo. Moser, inquest juror | 80
Edwards & Broughton, doz.
justice dockets 8 60
W. A. Eubanks, holding in
quest over dead body Of Frank
Weathers, summoning6 jurors
and 6 witnesses, and making
coffin for body, 10 10
P. B. Blakeney, inquest ju-
ror, etc, Sis Lowry, 200
S. NJ. Parker, inquest juror,
etc, Sis Lowry, 10
l. A. Helms, inquest Juror,
etc, Sis Lowry, 80
r. X. Helms, inquest juror,
ETC., Sis Lowry, 200
John Griffith, inquest juror,
ETC., Sis Lowry, 200
r. L. Helms, inquest juror,
etc, Sis Lowry, 200
X. II. Moore, arresting and
carrying Sam Weaver to Char
lotte, 5 95
John Smith, inquest juror,
etc, Frank Weathers. lis
T. Gilbert Collins, inquest
juror, ETC., Frank Weathers, | 20
H. D. Stewart, M. D., post
mortem examination, Sis Lowry
10 90
Monroe Mfg. Co, lumber and
work for court house, 10 70
Albert Grant, inquest juror,
ETC., Frank Weathers, 100
H. D. Stewart, small pox ser
vices, 500
May, 1906.
H. L. Price, l day as chm. Of
sanitary board and l6 miles
travelled, 2S0
W. G.. Long, | day on sani-
tary board and 20 miles travel
ed, 500
Major Akers, court house jan
itor for mo. Of April, 20 DOL
A. N. Crowell, l day on san
itary board, 2O0I
The Monroe journal., 1907-01-29

English Drug Co., vaccine
points, &c
II, D. Stewart, visit to inyes-
tigate case Of skin eruption
in April, loo
B. A. ucrn, amount overpaid
for Mt mel school district, 4 50
June, 1906.
Waxhaw Drug Co., medi-
cine, vaccine point, etc, for
small pox patients, 10 so
NJ. c. Broom, mdse. for Tad
lock, a small pox patient. 22S
Major Akers, mo. court
house janitor, 20 90
W. 7 Laney, conveying Mrs.
Eva Edgvorth to hospital at
Morganton. 30 20
DR.. II. D. Stewart, county
physician for March TO June
|, 1906, so 90
DR.. II. D. Stewart, five visits
and fumagating in case Of S.R.
Tadlock's wife, a small pox
patient, 500
DR.. II. D. Stewart med. ser
vice, Daniel Medlin, 100
Rodman & Niven, supplies
for small pox patients, IL 95
July, 1906.
S. G.. Howie, X. V. Houston
and Z. A. Armfeld, | day each
on pension board, 600
Monroe Enquirer, publish
ing notice to magistrates and
list takers notices, ETC., l2 so
Major Akers, court House
janitor, 1000
Walker, Evans & Cogswell
Co., chattel mtg. record and
| minute docket. q 90
Walker, Evans & Cogwell
Co., | lien & mortgage record 1900
Everett, Waddy Co, ! doz.
is. Stafford's fluid, punch,
| box eyelets, etc, 4 95
s. A. L., freight on records, 70
August, 1906.
M. L. Flow, 2 afiidavits, |
order Of arrest, l judgment
commitment, 10 subpoenas for
witness in lunscy matter Of ].
Frank Helms, 220
Major Akers, court house
janitor, 1000
A. D. N. Whitley, | day as
member Of board Of health and
Is miles travelled, 275
R. II. Moore, l arrest and
serving 10 subpoenas in the
lunacy matter Of J. Frank
Helms, 400
Monroe Journal, 10 order
books, $500 tax receipts, notice
Of extra meeting Of courts,
sanitary notice, court calendar,
ETC., 80 90
The Monroe journal., 1907-01-29

Say all you want to about this man
Roosevelt, the fact remains that he
has hit more blows against graft,
corruption, special privileges, and in
behalf Of the public welfare and
public honesty than all the other
presidents combined since the war.
His latest move is in the direction Of
putting a stop TO the tremendous
steals of public lands that have been
going on for years. He orders that
hereafter no certificate Of land grants
shall be issued until the land sought
TO be acquired has been actually ex-
amined and the validity Of the claim
passed upon by an authorized agent
of the government.
The Monroe journal., 1907-01-29
I " Helms haulinc hr;cL

J. W. Helms, hauling brick
for co, home, | load shucks, zoo
JAS ii. Williams, amt. paid
outside poor for November, 20 rs
English Drug Co., drugs,
etc, for co, home, Nov. l6,
1906, l6 25
W. c. Belk, 5 cords wood
for county home, 10 0C
March, 1906.
Jas. ii. Williams, amt. paid
outside poor for March, II SC
T. c. Lee, coffin for Nelson
Ross, pauper, 2 90
| X. c. Nesbit, coffin for lsa-
bella Black, pouper, SC
G. W. Wallace, 2. cords Of
wood for county home, $50
Sidney Moser, IL cords wood
for county home, II 60
Alex Blount, sanitary work
al county nome, 10
S. j. Welsh, drugs, etc, for
county home, Dec. IL, 1905 to
March 3, 1906, 10 IS
j. L, Pistole, 5 cords wood
for county home, 1000
S. b. Hart, groceries, ETC.,
for county home, 20 As
ii. ID. Stewart, co. physician,
Dec. /, 1905 TO March |, 1906, so 90
NJ. Waller, supplies for co.
home, 3lS
Jas. ii. Williams, amt. paid
outside poor for December, 6S IS
j. W. Helms, | load shucks,
for county home, 800
Ii. NJ. Broom, supplies for
county home, 1924
J. l.. Winchester, 5 cords
wood for county home, 1000
J. r. Wallace, carpenter
work at county home, $40
W. 1. Stewart, amt paid for
brick and tin work at county
home, sewing, phone rent, rent
Of COW, cash for supplies, ETC., II 60
April, 1906.
II. D. Stewart, surgical atten-
ton to Silas Helms, | 90
Monroe Furniture Co., coffin
for Henry Lucas, pauper, | so
Alex Blount, sanitary work
at county home, IS
Cash Mercantile Co., dry
goods, etc, for county home,
Feb. 9Th to March 81, 1906, go IS
W. II. Glenn, 5 cords wood
for Co. home, 10 90
J. r. English & Co., coal for
Co. home, 81 81
John Shute & Sons, cotton
seed, lumber, etc, for Co. home l6 IL
Jas. ii. Williams, amount
paid outside poor for January, 81 rs
NJ. Z. McCauley, clover seed
for co. home los
A. w. Boyle, 5 cords wood
for county home, 1000
T. p. Dillon, collins, beds,
mattresses for co. home, June
3, 1905, TO March Is, 1906, 81 20
I, p. Dillon, collins for out
side poor, Aug. 9Th, 1905, TO
March 18th, 1906. 1875
Bishop Doster, 8 cords wood
for co. home, 1000
Bruner & Huey, apples for
CO. home, 65
A. c. johnson, supplies for
co. home Mch. 6, TO Mch. 81,
1906, 1874
Peck Hammond Co., heater
and work for co. home l22 So
Acknowledgement Sanitarium
3 weeks hospital services for
Lille strawn and weeks hos
pital services for Dora Strawn 70 90
W. 7. Stewart, COW for co.
home "a so
May, 1906.
7. d. McCorkle, work for 90.
home, 265
w. L. Griffin, 5 cords wood
for co. home, 500
Shute & Sons, shop work
sand, plank, etc, for co. home 81 81
Alex Blount, sanitary work
for co. home, rs
Shannon & Co., supplies for
co. home. April 2, to May 5,
1906, SO 81
A. Levy. goods for co. home 20 80
J. II. Williams, amount paid
outside poor for Feb. II Isl
English Drug Co., drugs,
tahaoco annH aio 40 houna N flE
The Monroe journal., 1907-01-29

Ashcraft Bros, 100 notice
cards not % spit on court house
[ floor. IS
E.W. Webb, expenses con-
yeying B. A. Webb TO Western
hospital, q 50
September, 1906.
II. d. Stewart. money advan-
ced for rsllrOad fare George
anna Nelson Raleigh to Mon
roe, visiting Flanagan negroes, 81 IS
ii. d. Stewart. services as co.
physician June | TO Sept |
1906. 30 90
Major Akers. court house
ianitOr, 1000
r. ii. Moore. expenses, etc,
conveying Frank Helms TO
Western hospital, IL 50
H. d. Stewart. med. service,
Sllas Helms and Daniel Medlin, 6 %
October, 1905.
Major Akers. court house
janitor, a000
X. l.. Gordon. expense, etc,
conveying Joe Gordon TO West
ern hospital. 1910
W II Price, vaccinating 81
persons, 10 80
I. 7. Dillon. aS chairs, table,
etc, for court house, 50 90
November, 1906.
W. II. Pricc, examining Rose
and Mary Houston, insone per-
sons, and } trips and | opera
ton Harvey Wilde, 1O0I
ii. c. Houston, vaccinating
81 persons, 30 IS
Watt Ashcrait, testing horse
for CHAMBERS. 500
Major Akers, court house
janltor, coco
J, NJ Tomberlin, conveying
Henry Falson from Mecklen-
burg county. arrest, etc, 1901
Geo. D. Barnard 4 Co, l
lien and mortgage record. l7O0l
Henry Presson, 3 days at
tendance and & miles travelled,
witness State VS.. Ernest Lowry, 3 40
r. II Moore. expenses, etc.
conveying Mary Houston to
Western hospital, IS IS
DR.. K. NJ. Robinson, vaccin-
ating 81 colored and SO white
persons, 81 90
The Monroe journal., 1907-01-29

We are glad that the New York
cotton exchange has shown some rec
ignition Of the fact that cotton is
good to make yarns and cloth from
as well as to speculate in. Its action
the other day in barring absolutely
unspinnable grades from its con-
tracts is evidence Of this. After Jan
uary, 1905, strict low middling
stained will be the lowest grade de-
liverable, and all quarter grades are
eliminated. Charlotte Observer.
Another case Of voluntary reform
after it couldn't be helped. Credit
it TO Mr.. Harvie Jordan.
The Monroe journal., 1907-01-29
S52Sl s.
Poor Expenses.

W. 1 stewart, sewing, etc.,
at co. home, phone rent, beef, I
Alex Blount, sanitary work
at co. home,
J, Shute 4 Sons, cotton seed,
shingles, shop work, lumber,
etc, for co. home, April to No
vember inclusive, rs
Lee & Lee, dry goods, etc,
for co. home, Nov. 6 to Dec |, 80
5. J. Welsh, drugs, oil, tob.,
etc, for co. home, 20
}. r. Belk, ) cords oak wood
for co, home, 10
NJ. Waller, groceries for CO.
home, Sept. e to Nov. %, Is
Collins & Biggers, supplies
for co. home, Nov. I to Dec. |, -
II. d. Stewart, special ser
vices to outside poor, 6
G. W. Wallace, 5 cords wood
for co. home, 10
Belk Bros, dry goods, etc,
for co. home, Aug 20 to Dec. | IA
W. II. Glenn, 6 cords wood
for co. home, 70
Jas. II. Williams, amt. paid
outside poor for Sept, GO
January, 1906.
W. A. Eubanks, coffin for
Frank Chambers, /
Alex Blount, sanitary work
at co. home,
J. r. English & Co., plaster
paris, rope, coal, tobacco, etc,
CO. home Sep. Is to Dec. l. 0J, IL
NJ L. Flow, supplies for co.
home for December, %
Jas II. Williams, amt. paid
outside poor for October, 6S
W, I. Stewart, = mos. salary
as keeper Of co. home, rent of
phone and COW, cash for sup
plies, etc, 50
j. P. Rogers, | washing ma
chine for co, home, l0l
j. Shute & Sons, brick, meal
and door frame for co. home, IL
Monroe Hdw. Co., hardware
supplies for co. home, Il
W. A. Stewart & Bro, sup
plies for co. home, II
Belk Bros, supplies for co.
home, Is
Heath-Lee Hdw. Co., hard
ware supplies for CO. heme, o;
Lee & Lee, dry goods, etc,
for co. home, l..
lleath-Lee Hdw. Co., hand
ware supplies for co. home,
June IL to Dec. 81, 1905, 80
I. B. McCorkle, 4 days and
1 hours work at co. home, 4
J. G. Barton, brick work at
co. home, 3,
]. Shute & Sons, lumber, etc,
for co. home, As
ii. D. Stewart, services out
side poor, sc
February, 1906.
Seaboard Air Line, freight
on heating outfit for co. home, 81
I. b, McCorkle, work at co.
home, 4 !
II. D. Griffin, shop work for
co. home, 81
J. G. Barton, 81 days work
building heater at co. home, IL I
J. L. Pistole, 5 cords wood
for co. home, 100
J. Shute & Sons, plank, cot
ton seed meal, sand, brick,
work, etc. for co. home, 749
City Of Monroe, 1905 gal
Ions water for co. home, Nov.
|, 1905 to Feb. |, 1906, SIS
G. N. Simpson, Jr., drugs,
etc, for co. home, Oct. 9, 1905
10 Jan Jan. Is, 1906, Ia 4
Alex Blount, sanitary work
for co. home, Z
Belk Bros. dry goods, no
lions, ETC, for co. home, Al
Collins & Biggers, overalls,
drawers, ETC., for co. home, l9
M. g. Broom, supplies for
70. home, 22
W. T. Stewart, sewing, etc,
'or co. home, cash for supplies,
,ow and phone rent, hay, ID 6
W. II. Glenn, 5 cords wood
or co. home, 10 0
J. X. English & Co., lime,
sand, for co. home, Is 5
Bruner & Hucy, 4 brooms
md lemons for co. home, 20
McRae Mer. Co., supplies for
o. home, Jan. ] 10 Feb. 3, 81 9
The Monroe journal., 1907-01-29

| W. T. Stewart, sewing, rent
OF COW, phone rent, cash for
supplies, etc, for co. home, l2
| II. d. Stewart, medical ser
vices, Daniel Medlin, 90
Hascall Paint Co., ! Dbl. cor
bin paint, &c /
| Acknowledgement Sanitarium
bal. due for Strawn family dur
ing spell fever, Ga :
Monroe Hdwe. Co., hdwe.
supplies for co. home, 20 Q
J.H. Williams, railroad fare,
etc, for George Anna Nelson to
hospital in Raleigh, As
June, 1906.
B. + Keziah, coffin, etc, for
Nancy Presley, 60
! Kendall Gro. Co, supplies
etc, for co. home in May. 81 3
Alex Blount, sanitary work
at co. home, I
| N. Il. McCauley, drugs, soap,
tob. etc, for co. home for May IL 7
M. l.. Flow, costs in claim
and delivery proceedings Of
Susan Hurt VS.. Hiram Mullis
10 recover property Of Susan
Hurt, 81
W. T. Stewart, amount paid
W. Z. Funderburk for harvest
ing, cash for supplies, ETC., Z 3
b. G. Redfearn, treating tooth
for inmate co. home, 20
G. N. Simpson. Jr., drugs,
etc, for co. home, IA A
Shute & Sons, seed, harrow,
etc. SS
English Drug Co., drugs,etc.
for Strawn family, 40 Il
Belk Bros, dry goods, ETC.,
for co. home, so
George McCorkle, painting
roof at co. home and pest house, 5 8
July, 1906.
Shannon & Co., fertilizer for
co. home, 20
J. D. Parker, beef, ETC.. for
co. home, Nov. 1905, TO June
25, 1906, 60
Shute & Sons, shop work for
co. home, 9S
Alex Blount, sanitary work
for co. home, Z!
N. Waller, gro, ETC., for co.
home, April 5 to May %, 1906 Z 5,
W. 7. Stewart, sewing for
CO. home, ETC., III U
Bivens & Helms, supplies
for co. home, June 5 10 June
80, 1906, II s.
g. W. Wallace, 5 cords wood
for co. home, 81
J. W. Aycoth, 5 cords wood
for co home, 81!
J. E. Starnes. 6, cords wood
for co. home, III 3,
Peoples Dry Goods Co., dry
goods, ETC., May 8 TO June rs,
1906, for co home, 50 z
81. Welsh, drugs, seed, etc,
for co home, April 8 10 June
80, 1906, 10 81
August, 1906.
Robert C. Nesbit, repairing
bridge across Cane creek, S0
W. T. Stewart, sewing, rent
OF COW, ETC., for co. home, Z Il
w. 7. Stewart, keeper Of co.
home 6 mos. ending June 30,
1906, l25 OK
Alex Blount, sanitary work
at co. home, u
Cash Mer. Co.. 6 pair over
alls for co. home. 26C
Belk Bros, dry goods, ETC.,
for county home, q 81
J. r. Simpson Co., groceries
for co. home, 36s
c. N. Simpson, Jr., drugs,
oil, etc, for co. homo, April 80
to Aug ;, 1906, 10 &c
Heath Hdwe. Co., hdwe. sup
plies, for co. home, May 9 10
Aug. 3, 1906, IL 81
]. Shute & Sons, supplies
for co. home, July 2 10 Aug 2,
1906, 81 81
Bob Blair, tin work at 90.
home, D 81
September, 1905.
J. II. Plyler, wood for co.
home, $50
J. s. Broom, wood for co.
home. 676
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