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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
Editor The Advertiser

Editor The Advertiser:
 I have undertaken the preparation of an economic history of the negro, and am asking the aid of Southern pa pers in the preliminary work of locat- Ing and securing original material.
 The plan of the work necessarily in wolves a consideration of the life of the Southern white people. I want such information as is to be found in plantation books and records of all de- scriptions; records of factors and mer- chants; family records, diaries, etc. {: in fact anything of an authentic char acter throwing light on antebellum, re- construction or more recent economic conditions in the South.
 I am anxious to locate such material and to correspond with persons having It's custody and with those whose per sonal knowledge would assist in its i'm depreciation. The South is full of such material, and shall be grateful to you and such papers as may assist me in locating it's present whereabouts and ownership by reproducing this letter. I may add that I am Southern man and that my interest is genuine.
 Very truly yours,
 A. H. Stone.
 MT. Stones temporary address is 124 Third Street. N E.. Washington. D. C.. He Is a man of fine ability and well
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
A North Carolina View.

Charlotte Observer
 dispatch from Montgomery stated that Judge Jones, of the United States Court for the middle and northern dis- tricts of Alabama granted an inJunc- ton to the Louisville and Nashville Railroad restraining every sheriff in Alabama and every solicitor from ar- resting or indIcting employees of the company who violate the terms of the acts which he had formerly declared unconstitutional In the light of the recent experience of the Southern Rail- way in Alabama in being clubbed into submission by the State, the Louisville and Nashville would surely not make its stand unless determinedly resolved not to tread the same path to surrender until every legal course had been ex- hausted. but would surrender at the beginning. If it is definitely deter mined to see the case to the end and irrevocably resolved not to be taken with cold feet,< we shall probably see in this the stfffest and most interest ing contest that has grown out of any of the rate cases in the South, with the result not in doubt. If the rail- road and Judge Jones stand their ground--and is certain that the latter will not yield except at the in- stance of the former-the railroad will come off victor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22

Fl & Noble. Circulation Manager of The Monteomery Advertiser. being duly worn says: . The foregoing statement Of The Adver- tiser's circulation for the month of Jny, 1aNT |, tr1,a and correct and compiled after all returns from news boys, news agents spoiled and leftover copies have been de- ducfsd E g. NOBLE.
 Circulation --anager Sworn to and subscribed before me this gth day of August, 1907.
 fggekI.l RIGA ALEXANDER,
 Notary Public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22
INFORMATION WANTED.

Mir Alfred Holt Stone of Mississippi desires some information which can be best expressed in his own words:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22

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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
A PIundsrlna Program.

Senator Allison declares the tariff
viii have 60 b. revised by It's friends.
n the people desire revision. thus
keeping strictly within the declara.
ton Of the Republican party. lie
then says this revision. probably may
take the form OF a maximum and
uinimum system" And then he de
olarcs that. minimum duty rates
should be reasonable protective tar
in. afording full protection 10 Ameri'
can workmen and American manufac'
turers without imposing any hard
chips on the consumer"
How Scnatos Allison expects 20 ar
range a tarin the minimum rates OF
whth will AFFORD full protection "a
American manufacturers without i'm
posing any hardships on the con
sumers" will be- an interesting prob
lem. The two interests-the trust,
and the people-are divided by q
great gulf which the Allison plan can
not bridge on che one side are the
manufacturers who are mostly com
blned into trusts and are protected In
charging unreasonable profits. On the
other hand are the consumers who are
feeling the burden OF trust high
prices. which with many. whose In.
comes have not advanced with the
enormous increase In the cost OF Nv
ing. enforccs pinohing economy.
This practice OF Senator Allison Is q
fair sample Of the Republican plan OF
postponlng the reform OF the tariff %
that the trusts may continue e
flourish az the expense Of the con
sumers and the Republican politician'
continue 10 Try the fat out Of them e
be used as campaign funds TO keel
themselves ia power. A fine program
surely.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
NEW YORK PROVIDES FOR THOSE
WITHOUT SHELTER.
-Four Hundred and Fifty thousand
Dollar Building 10 Be Provided
on Esst Side for Needed
Charity.

More anc more Is the thought Of
the large cities turning 10 needs Of
the unfortunates, who homeless and
friendless and hungry. need the time
~ aid which shall save them from
crime, and disease and death. Prob.
ably no city Of the country has a
larger problem Of this kind than has
New York city. and for ten years
past she has maintained a municipal
lodging and supper and breakfast are
TO be obtained by the destitute and
needy. provided only he or she 10
needy. not drunk. or afflicted with a
dangerous or infectious disease. All
nailonalitios are represented In the
roster Of this public lodging house,
and there are separate departments
for men and women. The figures
show that in 1906 f0.S72 persons we're
accommodated. and for ten years be.
tween the opening OF the building for
charity In 1886 and 1906 a Grand total
OF G22.O S5 men. women and children
were clcansed. housed and fed under
its rcof
Not before evening do the homeless
begin 10 fock 20 this place IS they
arrive their pedigrces are taken
sometimes. Of course. they are lies),
and then they are sent below stairs
for a bath and fumigaiion. About AZ
suits are fumigated az once-for the
a. paratus II big and the demand
heavy. While the clothes are beina
thus treated the people owning then
are Obliged 10 undergo bodily exami
nation and have a bath.
One secs the grcenlsh SOAP iik'
axle grease. which Is used IN givinl
the dodgers the shampoo-the finest
they say. In the world. Then th'
racks upon which the dried clothe,
aud the shoes Of the inmates are put
the towels and robes de mutt. with
bath slippers. which are supplied free
and fresh 10 each and all. the spot
less kitchen. where good bread ID
stored baked on Blackwelrs island
and good coffee is made-to go with
tho bread for supper. with meat and
more FOR breakfast Then tho visitor
aeccnds the stalrr 90 the sleeplne
/ rooms. where the atmosphere O. kept
fresh and pure b. a modern appli
ance. and tho regulation Is 20 kccf
the temperature between IS and u
Fahrenheit
The cots are double dccked. They
are very simple-an iron frame. wirs
spring. blanket and pair OF sheets and
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
THE BITTER BITTEN.

suit and bright yellow boots impressed
her unfavorably.
The stranger appeared 20 he aware
Of the attention his splendor was ere
ating. and a smile OF satisfaction crept
over his face. Ito began to dangis his
fingers on his knees. the better 10 dis
play the magnificent diamond rings
with which they were bedecked.
However. the extraordinary anecta,
tons OF the man served TO lessen tho
dlscomforts OF her journey. But Il
was with a feeling OF satisfaction that
she left the bus and arrived at her
own home.
Then Il was that she made the dis
osvery. OF. TO word Il more accurately.
failed to make the discovery. Where
was her purse?
She remembered the iashily-dressed
stranger. lie must have been a pick
pocket Why had she not thought OF
IL before? And now he had made on
with her purse and nearly e5.
Once again the lady examined the
pockets of her jacket. Yes. there was
no doubt the purse was In the left
hand side when she entered the bus.
But what was this she felt between
her fingers?
She drew out a gold ring. embedded
IN which cleaned a diamond OF ex-
ceptional size.
Paste" she reflected In disgust.
But the thing served to prove that Il
was to the polite stranger that she
owed her loss.
SIN. the brilliance of the jewel
made II appear more genuine than she
had az first thought. II II were real.
she unused hopefully. Il would certain
~ be OF vastly more value than e5.
The thought was exciting. The
more she examined the ring the more
convinced she became that the dia-
mond was not paste. The next day
proved that her judgment was correct.
for the ieweler to whom she submitted
the gem for his opinion offered TO buy
II there and then for CTS!
Thus u Is seen that Il Is sometimes
advantageous to have ones pocket
picked-but not always.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

72S persons. and separate living rooms
for It's employees feature lacking In
the present quarters. II probably will
be ready for occupancy Ia 1908.
There are several incidental mat
ters connected with this charity which
are worth observing.
II undertakes 10 find employment
for IT, inmates in the city depart
ments or ON the outside.
n discourngcs the needy from OUT
Of town In favor OF the homeless city
man or woman. The woodward foi
the roadster and the island for the
fake-that Is the rule.
The average years ~ the inmates
show that the women who seek aid
are older than the men. The average
for the women on one night recently
vas 90 years. The oldest woman vas
so and she had been there before
Yes. the homeless may come more
than once Tho rule Is not more than
three nights In one month. but that
Is helped out by the woodward. where
for three hours chopping another
nights lodging and pore food may be
had.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

even gain some benefit from the pick.
pocket.
Entering a bus one wet and miser'
able day. the lady fsund the usual re-
suit ON such occasions-there was
plenty of room outside. but scarcely
any within However. man, attired
IN seemingly lavish style, by dint OF
COMPRISING four OF his fellow passen'
gers into space ordinarily occupied oy
three. indicated that there was still
room for one more.
Accepting the seat thus pr0ncred.
the lady smiled her thanks. sun. In
spite of the apparent politeness OF the
stranger. she felt that there was some
thing mysterious about him. His
clothes were Of expensive material.
bat their combination. the brilliant
waistcoat with It's aggresslyely heavy
gold watchchain. the loud" check
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
FOR THE HOMELESS

pillow TO each. az; the linen being
supplied freshly every day. In the
present building Il Is usual 10 accom-
modhte IN this manner about 900
men. women and children every
night
In order 10 carry on this work so
persons are employed. ~ OF whom are
paid. 80 unpaid. II Is expected that
some OF those who stay over nlsht
will finger In the morning and help
clean up. but they often resent the
idea. Il Is said. The city OF New
York appropriatea $4,000 per annum
TO this work. which Is not much. con
sidcring rs importance.
But a better tine - coming. The
city has authorized the erection OF 0
building In East Twenty.fifth street.
near the river. which will cost about
$4,000 Il will have capacity for
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

Naysviiie ~ Adam Pabst a Ma.
son rounty farmer. raised three acres
% tobacco last year and delivered u 90
the Equity warehouse here. where u
vas appraised AZ t2ifs per hundred.
ne highest avcrase at which auy crpp
yet delivered has been Appraised u
waa raised frum SEED frWn tobacco
which took me FIRST premium AZ the
NayaYiiie tobacco fair. and the three
aclra lriial Tim ilaaLa-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
Thsv stand Pat.

The umbrella trust. protected BY a
tarin duty Of 40 per cent. Is still do
Ing business at the old stand In spite
OF nearly seven years OF strenuous 81
fort OF President Roosevelt and his
attorney generals, Knox and bona
parte. 20 curb that octopus. When Il
comes 20 revising the tarir that pro
tects the umbrella and other trusts
all Of these Republican politicians
"stand pat and feryently declare We
must leave well enough alone. The
Interpretation OF these Republican
notices means we must allow the oc'
Toni 10 continue 10 gouge as.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
TRAVELLED 5000 NILES
Int a strange County 70 Join Her
First Love.

LoklnEiou. Ky Eva q Prem. %
hearnion. Russia, Travelled 5000 miles
into a strange country and ran The
Eaniet % Immigration Officers AZ New
fork 10 Join her first love. " Routcu.
berg. ~ Danvilio. sh.re ihoy were
married. nut two words ~ English
could the maiden speak. and thcy we're.
"DanF.lie. Ky" Prom her neck was
suspended a card addressed 20 u. Ron.
ienbcrE panvllle. Ky She made the
trio without iucldrnN and was married
To- lees Than an hour after she arrived
20 her destination
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
s,.,., Rlah,. and Homs RuIs.

There Is a strong disposition among
Democrats 90 make a square issue Of
the proposition ~ the president and
Mr.. Root to secure constructions Of
the constitution" increasing the power
81 the federal government al the ex
pcnso OF the rights Of the states, or. In
other words. 10 amend he constitu
ton. not By the method prescribed In
that instrument. but by judicial con
structlon. thus transferring the SOW.
ereignty Of tho nation from the people
20 a body % nine judges chosen by
the president for the purpose 81 Oh.
tanning an enlargement 81 his own
powers by intrigse. involving usurpa'
ton. Notwithstanding Mr.. Roots as
sertion that the people will have
such changes through means that
would amount 90 an abrogation Of the
NTH article and the tenth amendment
Of the constitution. Democrats are
ready to test the question. The next
Democratic national convention VII
probably speak out In unmistakable
terms on this point
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

lancaster ky Daring a thunder
rrr Bono Sc , Pariin. 80. was In.
rE .rl hY lightning partin had
o. rel from tho hay field. and.
rr.H. HHHu his froni porch. remark
o. A. . father that be WAS always
r.| .ehfninr Tho next inst a
p H.. aek and fcll dead In his a.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
To Keen Goldfish.

Goldfish should be kept In a roomy
vessel where they cannot only turn
round but swim about. To keep
fishes In globes whose diameter Is
only equal to twice the length OF It's
inmates is cruel. but Il Is constantly
being done. Clean rain water or pond
water Is the best TO keep them In. and
In Il should be a handful OF growing
pond weeds to provide the fishes with
oxygen and pare OF their food.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

Lerlnrion. Ky Committee from
ths state college and Kentucky univer
ATS met in this city to discuss The sug
rc1iion made a. chanrs the name 4
ne state college to the state uniFor
siiv A. the neat meeting ~ the board
~ trustees - stale college rosoiu
tion uiii be- passed requesfinE me les
islafurc 90 change ths name
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

iurra Ky Gov. }. G W Beck.
ttn aH. fo MAJ = q Leaning. oi
nH ..I haf De- has extended to the
l'frra.Hrai typographical union an
i-7ra'"7 fo hold their convention IN
a. .'r .1 1905 James A. Lyneh %
l'-1ra....s president % the Interua.
i'as. TIlpsraphlcal union. arrived
l''n Hr Hs annual inspection tour
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
STATE NEWS HAPPENINGS
CUMBERLAND FALLS
May Ne Harnssssd TO Furnish po.,.,
and Light

Somerset. Ky.-To secure bower IN,
an aluminium plant 10 be erccici here
~ New York capitalists Il Il proposed
20 harness the famous S0fOo, Cumher.
land Pals. 20 miles east ~ this city.
lhe Commercial club has completed
negotiations with the syndicate. ana
me engineer ~ expected 10 arrive here
20 look over the territory and make
an estimate on cost u a beloved
That 100000 viii be enough for tho
work.
The syndicate wiil consir.ci a large
dam 40 feet above the falls. giving mo
water . drop 81 i2e feet PoWer Tor
electric roads into Whitley county will
BE- furnished from the falls.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

f- Er Attorney q e ca
.t r.r has been employed
~ Missouri % collect
. ... rUFernmDnt amour
.f The money collect
sfr . nNtIiuai sriiioru. bot
=, He fiof in TIE name ~
II. r .rt Caihpun camc here
e. H....rHn to pay a c'aim ~
a. ... Ha.el be- collected Coz the
m E-arkY Infantry. sgauirh
fr.H. .....nnH
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
sea CAPITA $40
q. seen, O. Kentucky 10 Educate
n, suites Children.

r-,ft KF The school outlay
... f .he state OF Kentucky
,r.af year viii be ts.io. the
n. history q the state.
r..aIeut e. A Fuqna fixed
... anw the following ~
,.r. OBJ year cndlns June 80.
~. -.te Auditor iiarcr;
-. on bonds. tissTtoso; divi-
.... locks. ts.ast. license
t. railroad taxes. t23i'
.sa.s fto.ooo. misceilane-
..0a. $4,000. distilled spur
aa.. aud forfo'tures. 800
...ans receipts. $4,000.
.l.r.s $1,000. insurance De.
80. g. sherins royenue. VI
IEtllsso. balance 20
.f...H nnd nov. fi2b.2ov2l;
... amount Cog school purposes.
n -.
49, arfa hst year was $3.50.
.. children ~ shown By
-. ....l. a about 100000.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

't..e kr--curt smith. hrofhei
r. fHr rH noted fcudiat. was shot
fi i..' .I siroi Turner In a duel
o. ...f rame smith. u vas al
hs.l f.eI faice AZ Turner before the
ar- uHr lIiot smith paa en- I'm
fHa.. a..aeaa fpr the commonwealth
a. IN" DODGE lamos HarEls ami assn
case .- .He mountain fcud cases Tur
O. ..rfH
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

s-rar. kf With his closed a.
iirr u.'1. mi. relative - tho Nc.
or ..a ~ rikc county. is ailege'i
r. rI. ...rn Die ucehcr On iaN, Mr.
rrr'f H.Hr % until abe Vas un.
c-l.f .rf she can live bat iou
d.. r H asf Mrs White as a
H.1Id Mccoy disappeared
r. .. CUMBERLAND mountains. bat
80 n.r crested
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

nerra. Ky-After bcaiins HIS wife
into inconsistencies. VIM. White. col
orcd. poured carbolic acid over her
hack ana sides until the woman vas a
mas 81 hllsiers Whites only excuse
q thai his wife needed a good beating
re Wa arrested on the charge q az
sauit and battery
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

Newport. ~ suhpoouas Dor a nun
her of Campbell county citirens 10 tes
tfy at the trial nf Caleb Powers. 81,
Cor Iuly %. hays been received hers
b. sheriff Narri The witnesses want
81 are u. " Nelson. Col Crawford.
Mrs Iri. widow uf en-Couniy ludge
Hni. and Mrs shaw. az Alexandria.
her DAUGHTER
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
Out For Dollar wheat.

Russcllvlllc. Ky.--A large number OF
Representative wheat growers ~ 10
ran county met here and formed an
organization 90 demand 81 per bushe'
Tor wheat. Ninety cents IL nov offered.
but the farmers determined not 10 sell
for less than 81.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

Lexington. Ky SUIT Nas niei
against the eriafo ~ ere late James =.
Pepper. turfman and dlsiillcr. % r.
cover bach taxes on iife Insurance poll.
cios amounting % $4,000 and whisky
10 bond amounting 10 $4,000 ID l.
Hardcsiy. state revenue agent Med
the suit
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
Barn destroyed.

Glasgow. Ky.-Lightning struck the
large grain and stock barn 81 William
Alien and destroyed the building and
It's contents. Loss $1,000. A hoy who
was IN the barn was rendered uncon'
sclous for some time. and a nude vas
Nuf.N
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
rn.ln,n Mn,h.r KlIl, nahea.

Lexington, Ky.-llor husband gone.
and finding n impossible 10 support
her three small children. Mrs silas
Wilton. Of Isusby. owen county. con-
mltted suicide by taking strychnine'
Her children we're found dead In inc
he.i BY her aldc.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
Rexl,lon. Not Destruction.

Tarif rev con by a Republican con.
gress does rot mean taritf destruction.
II means tho adjustment OF tariff
schedules to Industrial conditions that
exist now. Tut did not exist ten years
ago when the present law was en-
acted.-N. Y. Mail.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

r'l''11 ky-Guy Lawrence. rs.
~, II, instantly killed. and four others
oli'' '''eked by a bolt q lightning al
1AA. station, a few miles south Of Pa
.l.ah lawrence had Just driven up
/" a'' party when the bolt came. Law.
''A'r falling from his seat dead.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
u,,o, A ouI.vIIIs', chief.

Ioulsvlile, Ky.-Aftor a service In
the department extending over 81 =
years. Sebastian Gunther handel In his
resignation as chief Of police. and was
succeeded by Jacob =. Haager' Tor
mer head OF tho force.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

Somerset. Ky-sixtecn men were
hurt In a wreck ON the Queen a Cros.
cent road. when local freight crashed
into a work train near the Tennessee
line. Caleb Owens Of this city. vas
among the injured A relief train
Trough, the victims % a sanitarluh
hare
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

lexington William Cul,on. one
" PHI. Important witnesses Tor the
'ou.HHraiih against Caleb Powers.
a. rH Dol located After the last trial
o. f.a." culton vent wcst 10 locate
600 r.ne 'u Nevada and n n report.
:" ''.' Char Do starved 10 death while
Prospecting In the Sierra Nevada
uaIr.Ira
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
30 a-s LlsLona - % osalh

Ashland. ~ Daniel Mcknight ~,
vas beaten % death 9Th a pick han.
die By Wm. DARBY. a young husband In.
snirei hy lesiouay. They had heon
ffiends Zoe years. The crime was ooea
miiicd IN the presence % a crowd u
men. but no sfort vas made % save
McKnisht from me fury % his assal
nHF
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

The shout Of approval from Wall
street when Gov. Hughes vetoed tho
twocent rate bill will hardly lead 10
an Endorsement 81 the governor Tor
president In those states that have
enacted two-cent rate laws, except b.
the railroads.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
A stabblna Array.

''t'hi ky-in saloon tight
~. l.hi Gap. above here. Jake Rice.
\, w. tabled Robert Wright. aged
"a nephew, perhaps fatally. Rice
arrested wrfgh, recently return.
~ iom Cincinnati
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
Dr. rhoms, t,o,or.d.

Hr.man. ky-Dr H. Y. Thomas. %
' r'f has sccn rendered a profes.
'1 Tho medical branch Of Ar.
Aausfs uHIvcrsIfv
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

h.'ho'i ky-The wine warehouse
y" " d. Logate. near here. Was de.
.I H' Ore. Thirty barrels q old
'.le H. burned I.osa about A. 900.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
Not oul,s Clear.

stranger-say. is there a man In
this vicinity with one leg named
smith,
Farmer-Dunno. What be tn name
NV his other leg?-chicago Daily
News
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
GOAT eAPslzGo
A.. Sew o. a Patty o. ssevrs'onis's
Ne, Death o. Drowning.

KT Pour persons sore
$500 Beech rofk creek. near
n fatality bsfcli a party %
r... ..'a from ne city. Who
p. f... .auur and nshing excur
- .. jacob rariue ana a half
a. f...I. se-r ln q small roshoat.
,,.-ra.. .r.rei All Sere dump
i IL. ... .tH Mr fariae. Miss
. Miss Mar comsiock.
I. L.. b.. an.aIt.Yoaroi cd coiorcd
t HHaH0i Two young men
#I.s bf winning only
Al, l.f.. h... aeen recovered, those
rr. and the negro hoy
-r a. f.rf a mle below he
... Htrrfr rartue ieafci
rt. Dbl. ... small chiidlen.