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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-04-19
Horse Was Eastidlous.

A cockney cabby who had just af-
fixed his horses nosebag, turned to
the driver of broken-down motor
bus close by and shouted out: Now,
then, clear off with your oil box. cos
the smell of it spoils my 'orse's lun-
cheon. "-Tit-Bits
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-04-19

A great mart. to be devoted wholly
to the sale of autos and accessories Is
TO be built In London. 1t is to be an
automobile "Tattersalls."
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-04-19
In a Pinch, Use ALIENS Foor-eAsE

powder. It cures painful, smart
ing. nervous feet and ingrowing nails.
It's the greatest comfort discovery of
the age. Makes new shoes easy. A
certain cure for sweating feet. Sold
by all Druggists. 25c. Accept no sub
stitute. Trial package, FREE. Adj
dress A. S. Olmsted. lie Roy. N. Y.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-04-19

To live but one day in good will to
all men is to anticipate and hasten
that day when all men shall live in
good will.-Bliss Perry.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
THE REVIEW 25 ieo

for debt for goods alleged to have
 been bought from the plaintiff Wren & Co, from John D. Richardson, an east. ern wholesale house.
 The divorce mill continues to grind if slowly certainly with that precision that sewers the ties that cupid has for some time found difficulty in hold ing taut. Two more cases were en. tered today. both the parties in each case being residents of Bisbee. A4.o-.sa.. John McGowan of Douglas Is a court attendant today, having come up from the Shelter City on matters of legal import
 Editor w. F. White of the Cochise County Press. of Benson, arrived from the junction town this evening. He states that the mining industry in and about the Rincons and other districts tributary to Benson seem to have de cided upon a vigorous development campaign. all being confident that as soon as the copper market has stead fed and 8 stationary price for the metal has been reached 8 new i'm petus will be given to production. and all wish to be in position to market IueIr ores pest pOssIUIe pTIce. Thus it would seem that the present slump has its accruing benefits for the undeveloped districts at least, even though the former producing camps are suffering severely.
 B. Hattich has returned from Tucson where he has heavy property inter ests and is authority for the statement that the Old Pueblo Is undergoing a
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25

building boom such as 1t has never seen before.
 Joe Hood. manager of the Hood ranch, owned by himself and brother, J. T. Hood, cashier of the Miners and Merchants Bank at Bisbee. is n the city and is making his headquarters here for the present, because of the proximity Of Tombstone to the field of operations attending the annual fall roundup. Mir Hood is iubilant be cause of the excellent condition of range cattIe anu predIcts banner season for Cochtse county cattle grow. CTS. The roundup was in the vicinity of Gleason yesterday. and it is ex paeted that within the next few days the work will be well nigh completed. Tombstone is getting an occasional glimpse of what the old days used to be with crowds of punchers .n from the range, though Of course much of the old time spirit and noise is missin;
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
NOTICE

The Upper Lowell Improvement Club is giving its regular Friday night dances at it's new clubhouse in Upper .-S, '' sGE. GNSAS ,GoITOD tuay, OCIUUSI 18th, DANCE COMMITTEE.
 S15
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
eIeeEsT AMATEuR sll

yer presented in Bisbee at the Royal -onight.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25

DON'T FORGET Amateurs tonight at The Royal.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25

court on Monday next from which time on matters win assume lively air in and about the county seat.
 Owing to the fact that District At torney Shelley is i'll. and may not be able to give the criminal business Of the October term his active attention, it is probable that Mr. Ross will lead the prosecution.
 immigration Inspector Charles II. Cornell spent Monday in Tombstone = :. s.ss.s :. =. ary loqaacity. the special agent Of the government gave out nothing of news importance touching on his work, but youched for the quietude of the border and for the further fact that the im- migration officers have the border its aide of the line>by the hordes of Japanese which the press says are todelug e the line.
 Attorney Charles Bowman returned this morning from an eastern trip of business importance, While the local refuses to confirm or deny the rumor, one is nevertheless ram pant to the effect that a mining deal or no small proporIzons LOOK MT. DOW man to Chicago where he conferred with eastern magnates.
 Attorney Edward J. Flanigan, of Bisbee, spent today in Tombstone. ap- bearing for the plaintiff in the suit Of Richardson vs. R. H.. Wren ct al. The plaintiff asked for a continuance, and the court not agreeing to one. ar appeal was taken. The action is one
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
SHELBY SICK; ROSS MAY
 knT
 HUI
District Attorney May Not Be Able To Attend Term of
 Court, But Ross of Douglas
 On Hand,
Especial to Review.)

TOMBSTONE. Oct. za.-Assistant District Attorney John f. Ross or Douglas .s in the city preparing his work for the coming term Of court which convenes on the 2Sth, at which time the grand jury will meet and con ssder the many cases which have been turned over to that body for its de liberation
 The twenty-one men drawn for grand jury duty win report to the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
SUNDAY BROUGHT SUNSHINE BUT
COULD NOT DISPEL THE. GLOOM
(By L. M. DAVIs.)

Sunday morning brought forth another bright daythe sky
clear the smoke and noxiou lowered
Monongah since the terrible explosion Friday
hitherto comfort to the bereaved living power
could be to cast its shadows doorways
of most residence and miners cottage of thrifty village
of the fact that the of the ones
brothers and husbands the bread for the
and orphans had mysteriouy and suddenly
than the smoke The empty places noticed every
vacant at the accustomed places table,
empty from which and
Sabbath day the silent and dumb pastors
churches boarding houses without
patron and lodges reduced that enough
members not left to form quorum called meeting
nchis only brief outline of the awfuness conditions
left by the greatest horror known history
Anguish of heart fearful the only dcom-
much phys suffering has been
the dmembeent of homes in that children have
hungry clad taking un to themselves undue exposure
cold sorrowfu vgs No comfort that money could buy
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
REPORT That NO. 8. mine
Was ON fire FALSE
.(BY JOSEPH LEHMAN,

The great anxiety of all parties by
that fire raging in mine No has abaed by the
searching parties who declare that there
search given up for awhile but this
at three o'clock four bodies taken
Nos and No yielded up three bodies of its enombed
work is progressing fast possible The mines
terrible state of chaos and the necessarily
slow The men are doing heroic work.
scenes at the mines has changed much Friday
far 81 bodies have been
identified The grief stricken who have
their dazed condition frantic
coming to- them causing them no
unurned in the relief work Ali organizations in
taking steps to institute relief Many
and vigorously prosecuting charity
for the distressed sufferers
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
VIRGINIAN'S RELIEF FUN0

Monongahs appeal for aid its 800 widows and oos
phans shall not go unheeded Generous people already
ing in contributions All who help send money check 10
the West Vrginian office and twill be- promptly looked
and turned over to the proper authorities in due time
The following subscriptions already been received
Geo. M Jacobs President Of the West Vignan Pub $4,000
>. Nj Hartley Q Son 10000
Jacobs Hutchinson Hardware Company 10000
Electric Theater (recepts for estimated aa 5000
E,rst National Bank 5000
NJ L. Hutchinson - ~. - sfoooo.
@. E. Hutchinson - IN
r. B. Parrish ~ " * n,
q. T. Davis ~. Y 81 n,
e. O. Jones Is. ~. S u Eono
u M BroWnaeld s q ok nj
Geo. Amos .s 5o m
~ J. - q Afnests $500
En- srfoss 5000
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
THE FATAL HILL IS
GIVING Up ITS DEAD
LIST. OF. THE. DEAL. SO FAR
RECOVERED. AND IDENTIFIED

Brookdale; Identified by Geo. Glib
bons.
2s.-JAKE KoREs, taken from No. 8.
Monongah; identified by j. N. ia.
cobs.
s4.-JoHN VENDETTA. age 20; East
Monongah. " y \,
25.-Unidentlfed.
10th, from No. 5: East NO
nongah.
GoMERcHIc |, from No, 6.
sO.-sTEyE sARI. from No. &.
51.-Unidentiaed.
a2.-Unidentlfed.
HoNIcK. aged 10, SIN
gle; home in West Monongah.
house No: 1913; taken from No 6
at51:aO p. m. Sunday; body taken
to Polish church.
Si.-JoE ALEyANEERi 2l; single;
hoEe IN West sfononsah: taken
from No. 6 at 1:s0 nj M Sunday;
had silver watch which had stop.
ped running ut 1o:4s. identified
: by Geo: Gibbons.
KRAw. 40, single; home
in West Monongah; body taken to !
Polish church.
,.'ae ~ q eas mad
yresa ~. 20 stlsls nome N
n,,, SaoIsan e0es sAksn 2
AZ aTs,,. sn., -.
:, Ai1ssAA gsh; agee ri
90 n ~ Z Z ,Seass = e. y.
= .SA 8 a " asea
~, 800! WY anu .tlss enlsesen
.. sa Gu to.n ~. : = naSssu9
a. i,soS eanaay !; e gay saken nome
~ T,.,,s =. tsIgu :, - (
40 Tt.o,1s : ss ,gsaS osriea
W - ioMA q. 2 fsNfosk1f, $3.50 ~,
49, ~ At'Hs.' s's9' s''s''
4, ,,I,,
fi.-Mihs s 't4lA.. aeea. -; west MO
NJ H1a ~ aslis iasnsillee py =
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09

.1-CHARLEs D. HoNAKER, single.
age 81, from No. s: identified by
father; body removed to home in
Monongah; burial Sunday.
.2-FRED COOPER, leaves wife and
one child; home in Falrmont.
Identified by father.in.law; age 20.
.s.-ANToNI UDoRvGC, single; home
at Monongah. Identified by wo.
man; age 40.
4.-CARNloN BURIAL. leaves wife
and two children; home No. 1884,.
Monongah. Identified by brother.
G.-sTANNY URBAN, married. lived
at Monongah. Identified by priest;
age 40.
7.-JoHN HERMAN, married; lived
at Monongah. Identified by three
brothers.
S.-LAwRENCE HTNEMAN. age 81,
single; home in West Monongah.
Identified by his father; body tax.
en- home and buried at 1870 o'clock,
Sunday.
ls.-NIcKs coLcHERI. aged 30, sin.
gle; lived at wahoo. Identified
by Pascho Beafore. 80,
corCHERI. aged 30. single;
brother Of No. .; same identified.
ton. Il
I1.-JoHN PRESTON, aged Al, mar.
ried; no children; lived at Wa.
hoo. Identified by his wife.
I2.-ToNY sELET. aged 27, lived at
Monongah. Identified by Geo.
Gibbons.
FORD, aged 30, from No.
s.; home at Monongah; badly man.
gled. Identification by Bert Mar
tin by finger; body taken home;
leaves wife and three children.
sARI. identified by F. H.
Shaver; body delivered to Monon.
gah Lodge 1856. SlavonIc Nations
Society; leaves a wife.
l5.-yIcToR DAvIANIs; taken from
No. s. leaves wife; identified by
Geo. GIbbon; known as Victor Da-
via.
I6.-RoBERT CHARLTON, ldentifica-
tion not positive; aged about IS;
taken from No. s; identified by A.
]. Ruckman.
L7.-ADAM LANE, age 16; body tax.
en- home.
IS.-JosE ABoTTA. aged IA; was
trapper boy in No. 6; resided at
house No. III, West Monongah ;
leaves mother and six brothers
and sisters; body taken to home.
9.-Unidentlfed. ii
'o,-JAY FLUHARTY. aged 40; leaves
wife and Ave children; machine
miner in No. 6: taken to morgue
S:45 a. m. Sunday; body taken
home. Is
FIRED ROGERS, aged rs. single:
body shipped to Fairchance, Pa;
body removed from No. 6 at 3:45
a. m. Sunday; machine miner;
identified by Geo. Gibbons.
2.-W. H. BIcE, aged 40; lives at
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
MONONGAHSE out Appeal FOR A|D
WHICH. is BEING GENEROUSLY
RESPONDED TO
MO NoNGAH's APPEAL FOR HELP.
MoNoN GAH W. va, Dec. 8, 1907

MoNoNGAH, W.
To
and8
$40
aid In
Boards Frata
apparel Of all kinds and viii
Our homeless need substantial aid Let
Ibe W rasurr.
MOORE, Mayor
@ s. B Montgomery Secretary aSs5 EE8.s
The Farmont Coal Company
be
hunger children searching
ome elbow woi1ma
relief Ito
possible good burdens the grief stricken ones
The Ladies' Auxiliary Christ
reldc
Other besides
to the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26

Il - .tlss. ..r.sftef sa.s4 .s.., uw
William Tnaw and other m.wne~ -
Rae Thaw family are ans sssa teat ga.
trial. with an 8t4 enoc2#m~ rr,sf-<sa~
shalt eton. B5Strf-. 49,. tr.m
nas iuget begun tg eh,.. th. e+~~n-th .f
MS faua - s 4a{d I'll ..t~~ a.. .r..t-
fbffft, 80 x.,sny M rs- "a .s
have s>4eh extdeure - Ser sTrr.~n-
ing her relations with tH. d.feua4nf
before Their snarriare
When the trial Us resumed Nsnasv
morning Nj Jararr. mas a~rsr .rs ~
induce the defendants a>gfrry IT. ~
low Doctors Dermar and Einrnwan
to go upon th. stand II .hay f,i1nw.
Thaus wishes. however fhey ufI s.t.-
pose this more. Nr. Jsr.fre j. uat
likely Ia alk FOR q comufs~F,n uutf3
more medlesl testimony mten
The breaking Of Mrs Thavs ssory
viii have I.tle eject upon ne nestf9n
II the Sanit, 81 3rSarttx. - i 19f.n-
aonr ,,btrI, -. r.st -.
case
IT = commission in lnuxrv no.
arr,i~ta4 - t,+,l No.. - -.
80 - 90. ,vsate g.,
- ai''s
lu'"e . - A"I
80 III
siais 80 -"
i"'tiie - - 80, "aS
iactn w. 7Ne - 49, ~
Nllllali ! nv. ~ pitS2h0i Hio1Ae..
itouG' II =,
Mr.. William Tina" desires Il un-
dtiS ood liia' IN S'aiisAt bA@1 3HS
OF any 81 hti LahlHS 80 ny iIIilss
VI any o'ilsi s,
'i" " ~ n 80
=
Just.
IN giving out M Sld'e51th. 1HIo!d
". ftaFtrlust. tnr attorney Sd3d
MIS- N4iltdil l"@" w. N..H 1.NiE
ana pfoNoked thdt y @.attfafil ~ lhal
KIND should DC puhitSAe4 anu Ml3it"d
. DENY IL Ut. f.NtiSh iii3" hdSil |
received q uoliaI, hot : Slilsi@ d"lIdts
from tnc I'd" l1Hih- 1T IT, $50
illonS
MI. EaftlIa5e ~ SPedhlhl - tit r.
port tlal DlStiIct attorney Jerome
was gong 10 appIy loi q oolhihlSs,"n
10 IlaW n report on ms
mental condllloh. sad
~ NAT 7usseSu"n tailS from tHe
DlstTlcl Attolney ? oHioF ! I psCul'ai
20 use d nlIiu VII. tlaiiS ~ :
ceI fanny not any $50 - tiiNi
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26
NAME FOR LOST SHIP.
1cnoOucr Sunk on Diamond SllOui
Supposed to BE he Thomas
NilSnlCrc.

Norfolk. Va. Feb. 23.It was an
nounccd here today that it is nov
rpracticalIy certain the three mastci
senu ner whichlrecently went to pieces
of cape Hatteras, y. g, with All
l,and: on board lost. was the Thomas
Winsmere. of philadelphia. Captain.
johnson, long overdue and now given
up for lost.
The Winsmerc sailed from Philaael-
uhia January % for Jacksonville.
Fla, with hard coal and put into
Hampton Roads for harbOr January
-. She went out later but again re-
turned and after putting ashore her
mate who was i'll. started south the
lay before the Inflated vessel lost off
Iatteras struck on Diamond Shoals.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26
TO SAVE
Fisherman Says He Killed irwin"
simpson i'm Self Defense.
(By the Associated Press

Kissimee. Fla. Feb. 23.-Irvinc
simpson, son of CAPT. ]. y. Simpson.
formerly of this place. but now OF
Dania. Fla. was shot by John
Hughes. a fisherman. late this after
moo and instantly killed. Hughes
Immediately surrendered. claiming
self-defense. He said that simpson
came upon him and some men at
work on the public dock. n began
firing with a Winchester rifle. one
struck Hughes in the hand before
the later fired.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26
Ovcrnlan Will Remain for Hcarin,

Senator OVerman will in all proba-
bllty remain in Washington after
Congress adjourns Monday week for
the purpose Of attending the HEARINGS
Of the Senate Military Committee, Of
which he is q member. The commit
tee has not Xamined anything like
all Of the negroes of the 2sth infantry.
who are charged with Shooting up the
town OF Brownsville. and it is not inn
probable that the officers Of the rcgi-
nlent Will be summoned here. The
present program is 10 appoint q sub
committee to go to Brownsville TO
take the testimony OF citizens. Sen
atOI OVerman who has taken a very
prominent part in the examination OF
the witnesses who have appeared 20
far has been spoken Of as j member Of
this committee, but nc prefers not 10
serve for the reason that he would De
kept away from home q long time this
spring.
The negroes who have thus far been
examined nave told the same STORY.
aad very little or any damaging ttSiI-
l3Gny has been secured from them {
c!oSs-cXaminaion. They have given
In impression that lhr people cf
Brownsville bayc shot ~ their toyyn
Waich very few people believe.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26
l,aE On \ roo Il

CBy til. Associated Press

Trieste. AuStria-IIungaf2. Teb. -
The Austrian Lloyd steamer Inn
pcratriX. while bound froIn II!"~l" to
Bombay ran Oh a f,ck last evening
near Cape Elaphonisi. Oh til" island
Of CTct" and sank soon altcTWard.
1t * known that the disaster Was ac-
companied ~ loss Of life. but in thu
absence ~ definite news tho number
of drowned is unknown. The peSsen-
gers aut! crew on board numbered
about 100. The I~mperatrtN sailed
from Trieste on February II.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26
Bonaparfc Backs Up adams.

AttOrney-General BonaDaTtc has
given an opinion sustaining the decis-
ions Of the citizenship court. Of which
cX-Judgc Spencer Blackburn, the pres
ent Republican State Chairman was
the chief Judge. This court was Great
ed during the late President Mckin-
ley's administration. and only cOTnplet-
ed its work q year or more ago. The
amount of money involved in the dccis-
ions which the Attorney-ttenct:H pass
ed upon WIS bctwceu six and seven
million dollars.s Rriefly. the action
taken by MIR Bonaparte denies the
benefits Of membership in the Choctav
and C~hickasaW tribes to certain claim
ants and retains for the tribes the
property claimed ly tiIu@t Who haze
attempted To he ~wrongfully enrolled
* citizens. The most interesting point
point involved related
$75g.Vho. Awarded by tho court IL Il
irni Of lawyers which handled oin
four thousand citizenship eases Tor
the two tribes Of Indians. Secretary
al the Interior Hitchcock opposed the
payment OF this fec. but Congress. it
i Gained. deprived him or his power
t. act in the premises, and the biz
sum was paid The claim is made that
this firm went to big expense in The
conduct Of the cases.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26

EN-JudGc W. l.. Byhun ana Repuh-
Iican state Chairman Adams. Who az,
mere expect the supreme Court Of the
;. TO reach on Monday tho ease
Of r. NJ. Angle. who WAS convicted Of
violating the internal Revenue laws.
lhey nave asked for q writ OF Ger
tloTari in behalf Of their client.
Chairman Adams recommends today
ne appointment of /. NJ. Mcckins Ia
- post master at Elizatth City ami
Z p Jones TO D. post master at North
NIlkcSboro 10Th McekinS ana Jones
get a second term. In tho ease OF
the North N1lkcSborO post master. the
head Of the organization selected a
follower of Representative Black
burn. Judge Adams has been given
all Of the patronage in the 9Th district.
= most unusual procedure in tho light
Of the fact that a Republican Con
gresham now represents that district.
Jones selection Was not due to the fact
that he had followed lackbur in mis-
tight for control Of the Republican
organization. but for the reason that
ne was the choice OF Republicans gem
orally III the county. T.. y Barclay
was Il candidate for the job.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26
Withdraws Objection to
Forest Survey.
ITEM GOES THROUGH
~snatoF simmons a ooufcFcc CA tia
Agricultural Appropriation tgilI-
representative Webb Going un
a Congressional Trip 10
Hawaii I'm June.


Washington ~. o. F,a -1 Tbt
provision il The agricultural appro-
prIation bill for s survey Of the pro-
posed forest reserves In the Appala-
chian and White Mountains passed ia.
senate today without opposition.
senator Hemensly, of Indiana. who
had threatened TO Kill the provision.
made a sudden change 81 front ana
announced t. newspaper men last
night thai hc would NOT object a. thc
provision. II is very generally Bcitrvv
mere that Nlcc-rrcsileut Fairbanks
called OF Air. HeulcnNay. who i
managing his presidential boom
There was an earnest desire among
New England ana southern Senators
u have this amendment passed II
the Fairbanks croWd thought IL best
not To be charged with responsibility
fer defeating id.
1t was the intention Of Senator sim
mons TO speak in favor OF the amend
ment. Of which he Is the author. but
after ascertaining that all opposition
had faded away. he decided that a
speech Was not necessary. Senator
simmons believes that the survey can
DC made during the summer. and that
the result viii rcmoVe all obstacles IL
passing q bin next winter making
necessary appropriation To buy the
land for the reserve.
senator simmons was today selected
as the minority conferee on the agri-
cultural appropriation bill. and BY
virtue Of this position he Will be en-
abled TO insist upon the acceptance Of
the amendment for the survey.
Another amendment that senator
simmons will hold out for the increase
S"IarleS Of rural carriers to 5000.
Both Senators simmons and Clay were
ltsaL t1It.lit4i ~ having this provision
incorporated in the p~ostofficc appro-
IiattOn bIl.
Representative Webb. along with
oilei Hnen4Eers of The mmltt OF
territories viii make q trim to H4waf
next June. Tho members Of this
Nomnl,t.ee. Who ueVoIe muen or tu,...
time t. the government Of the island<
- there to study the needs ana CON
dltlOnS Of the people.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26

k,prc-entatiYc -. VI kjtcniu t.ts
introduced i joint resolution propos-
ing amendments To the federal cuttFiis
tuition TO provide for an income Tax
and the election Of district and Circuit
Judges by the people. Nr. kitchiti -
not expecting early action IN THIS d.
r~ectinu. but the legislature two Ecats
ago declared ~ favor ~ both amcna-
ments. and he thinks that sooner %
later they will be accepted by ia" mo
ton. The amendments which Nh IA
chin introduced follow.
The SHAH have power -
ievy and collect income axes. gradual
ID or otherwise. on the income ~ I'D
d%iyiduals aud corporations ia excess -
one thousand dollars. which taxes shaii
pc uniform throughout the United
states and she Territories thereof. anu
said taxes shall not be construed -
direct taxes.
THE Congress shall have power. AMI
1t shall be its duty, TO proFlde Tor TN
election By the people Of all judges
of the district and circuit courts dnd
Of all other inferior To the supreme
Court and to prescribe the length y
the term Of office OF such judge
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26
Comment Docs fuiurticc.

Recently a North Carolina paper Of
fered Il reward to the person who
would name aud identify Senator Till
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