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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
NOTHING IS ACCOMPLISHED.

A ~.
Only Wi-st"n W'rchouseInen Attend
Conference M to Closing.
ISrec'a' to The Times Dispatoh.1
W1NSTON-SALEM. N. c.. December
ALPHABETICALLY nothing was accom-
plished by the conference of represen.
tatives of the Farmers Protective Az
ISOLATION with the warehousemen here
this afternoon. The association had
asked that every leaf tobacco market
be represented at this meeting. but the
winston wareh houses " ere the only one !
present
President Simmons. of the Farmers,
Association, in reply to a query,
stated that his association could not
ask the warehoukeme here to close
ior sixty days unless the other mar
kets would consent to the same prop
osition. Mr.. Simmons explained that
the farmers had decided that II all
the merchants would close for sixty
days the financial situation would be
Improved SO that the banks would be
In position to resume the payment OF
CURRENCY. and that the manufacturers
and dealers would be enabled to pay
leaf.
The conference was In every way
harmonious and when the meeting adj
1ourned the Very best of feeling ex.
listed between the wu-ehousemen and
representatives OF the Farmers Protec-
tive Association. =.
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Misses Annie, Elizabeth and Doris
Wood. are spending some time In Rich
mond with relatives
Mrs. Mary DOMAIN Wilson. OF New
port News, sSthe guest OF her son, Mr..
John Wilson. in the city. Later Mrs.
Wilson will SO to Petersburg to spend
the remainder of the winter with her
daughter. Mrs. preston L, Roper.
Mrs. Walter Lowry, OF Raleigh, n.
O.. is The guest VI relatives on Church
Hill. # n
Mrs I. II. Hasker and family, OF New
Kent county. have returned home after
a visit to friends here,
Miss Mosby. OF Bedford City. Is Wis.
tting Mrs. Richard Talley, OF North
Street.
h Rear Admiral Evans, accompanied
by Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Marsh. his daugh-
ter, and Mrs, Il. r, Evans, wife Of
lieutenant Evans; Captain Ingersoll,
chief of staff, and Commando chand-
Her naval aide, are among the Evans
party stopping at the Chamberlin
Hotel. Old Point,
Tho Rev. ana Mrs. William Melville,
sot Eagle Rock, Val have announced
the engagement Of their daughter,
Alice, to My. Massey Hamilton Shep-
herd. OF Norfolk, The wedding will
take place In mldwinter.
The entertainment committee Of
Monumental Church. ortolk !, rendered
q reception last evening TO their new
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Cut In sixteen Places.

Especial to The Tlmes Dspatch.1
SPENCER, n. c., December 1e.-
charged with a murderous assault
upon J. NJ. Brown. a Spencer res taurant
keeper, ten days ago j. Carl Maynard,
a Southern Railway brakeman, was
arrested here last night by Chief Of
Police, ]. R Cruise, and in default OF
pond was lodged In Rowan jail. It is
alleged that while drinking MAYNARD
slashed Brown with a knife. severely
cutting him in sixteen places. He
gled to the woods, and on his return "a
Spencer was promptly arrested BY the
officer. He Is. under a $1,000 bond fov
an offense committed at Lexington
several months ago. II
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REPORT ON FINANCES
Of OLD NORTH STATE.
Annual Inspection OF State Treas
urer's Office Shows Everything
to Be In Good Condition.
------.--- ---------.------.
70 PRESENT SILVER SERVICE
-----------s------
Governor Glenn Wants Cruiser
North Carolina Brought Into
Carolina Waters.
70 PRESENT SILVER SERVICE
Especial to rho Tim ea Dlspa tot. j

Especial to The Tines- Dlspntch.l
RALEIGH, N. c.. December ls.-The
Inspection and comparison OF the books
ana vouchers In tnt ottices OF the state
Treasurer and the State Auditor have
fin, he'd with the state Treasury and
shows that thty found the records cor
rtctly and neatly kept and warrants
and vouchers to correspond. all intact.
Thty enter the sns , as the status
ness November 30, 1907, the end OF tho
fiscal year:
General fund: Balance on hand De-
,sea year andns s to
s2.603.2ss.35;; total receipts for the ns-
cal year ending November 80, 1907.
s2.o5o.s17.73. Disbursements. December
I, 1906. to November 30. 1907. s2.e55.-
December /, 1907. $295.6s5.5a.
Educational fund: Balance In treas
nry Desemp.r /. 1905; s5s.4a15s; re-
80. 1907. $40 1898: total receipts. slo7.-
S85 81: disbursements. December l..
1905 to November 80. 1901. ss7 9l3.o2:
q Jar E. in treasury December I. 1907.
Total balance. both general and edu-
Der l. 1907. 1905 5os.o2.
the treasurer by Senator Holt as chair
man.
TO Pfesent silver service.
Governor Glenn wrote the Navy De-
partment at Washington this morn
Ing TO urge that the cruiser North
Carolina be brought into North Caro-
lima wsters at Cape Lookout after
completion for the crremonY OF pre-.
sentation OF the silver service on the
part OF North Carolina to the battle
shin.
He directed attention to the fact that
there was an excellent land locked
hsrbor at Lookout. with forty feet Of
water. secure from storm and wind SO
that he could think OF no good rearon
why this presentation should not take
place in North Carolina waters ueii IFS
very hopeful OF securing an order to
this enect instead OF having the cere-
nony at the navy yards at Newport
Charter Granted.
A charter IL issued for the Sargent
Cotton Manufacturing Company. OF
Mecklenburr county. for the nianufac-
ture OF cotton warns and cloth. The
capital Is $4,000 authorized, and $5,-
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otaccr. Of wllllum rift ca.np.

49, q !, % nus Illness Dlspatch.l n
(, y. CHATHAM. "a, December l2,--
y e, !, pitt CaWp. Modern Wood Omen
on Monday night, elected the follotWWss
Ing officers for the coming year: Con.
sui, 7; p, Gsyer; Adviser 81. Il. shai.
t s c Mr ~: "; TrsdWay Jr Banker
man Edwin Morria, Manager Tor three
iyears, g. g. Giles. The newly elected
officers VIII be installed at ths next
ing at an earlier date, when the IN
stallatlon services win be publ The
camp voted to give an oyster supper
some time during the present month.
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ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
Oscar Gsddy Held in Tennessee
Answer for Crime ut Spencer.
NJ! Lsp 2, c 70 The Time.. Dispatch. j

Lspecial 20 The rimes- D.spatch.1
SPENCER, N. G.. December 1e.-
Oscar Gaddy. the murderer of Foreman
Sharles Eubanks. OF Lane Bros. Com
pany. near Lexington, N. c. last July.
was arrested at CUT, a small station
In Tennessee. yesterday, and is being
held for naturalization.
The crime charged to Gaddy was one
OF the most brutal in the history OF the
State. Mr.. Eubanks being shot dead
without warning. He ESCAPED and was
chased through the woods but the race
was finally abandoned by the officers.
Mr.. T. W. Clark. OF Lane Bros. Co.. who
knows Gaddy we'll, has been summoned
from Spencer to Tennessee to inden-.
thy the criminal A lynching in feared
II ne IS brought back to Davidson coun-i
ltY now.
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to be prompt, as a business meeting
will precede the game
ulll-skinucr.

VIII III SCc0S Tic Scillics
uill-Skinucr.
Invitations have been received in
Richmond from Rand Mrs. Benjamin.
Smith Skinner, OF Raleigh. N. c., for
the marriage OF their daughter. Mamie,
to take place in the Church OF the
Good Shepherd, at Raleigh, on Thurs
day, january "a. at noon.
Christmas Sale.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So.
ciety of Park Place n. E.achurch will
hold a Christmas sale OF fancy articles
in Fourqurean's millinery store to-day
and tomorrow.
Miss Talbot Complimcntcd.
Miss Mary Cornelia Talbot, who had
charge of the Rhode Island exhibit In
the History Building at the Jamestown
Exposition. and who was the guest
afterward of Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson
In Richmond. was much complimented
in social way before her return to-
her home at Providence, a number OF
Mrs. El.yson's friends giving luncheons.
teas and theatre parties in her honor.
Masonic Home Auxiliary.
The ladies OF the Masonic Home Aux
iliadry will have big pie sale to-mor.
row, from 9 "A. NJ. to Is p. NJ, in Bow
mans tea store, Sixth and Broad
Streets Tho public are cordially in
vited to come In and purchase.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Stanard
have removed to No. 1910 Park Avenue.
Mrs. Ernest 3. Crawford. of Harrison
burg, will come to the city to spend
the holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Rountree, on Park Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Harvle. who
spent some time in Richmond as tho
guests OF Mrs. Harvie's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert w. Chamberlayno,
have returned to Cincinnati.
Mrs. 7. s. Shepherd has returned to
fredericksburg. after visit to rela-
tiyes In Richmond.
Mr.. Fremont. Of New York. returned
with Mr.. Julian Keith. OF Fauquler.
who was Judge at Madison Square GAR
den Horse Show, for weeks hunting
around Warrenton.
Tho Rev. Il. 7. Dadmun. pastor Of
Norfolk TO assist in the closing eaer.
nlses Of the Young MEMS Christian .Aa-
ISOLATION.
n Colonel w. n, Chapman and Captain
Samuel Chapman are attending the
United States Court In panville.
Or. ana Mrs. L. r. Flanagan aad
Mr.. Benjamin Sinclair. OF Charlottes-
VILE. left on Monday last for Nlcara
gna, Mr.. Sinclair has been connsotel
With a bank In Charlottesville for sew
eral years. and resigned some weeks
tago to take position In Central
America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hirsh. of Erred
erlcksburg. celebrated the fortieth an-
Sniversary OF their marriage on We'd
nesday last,
Mrs. Emerson. wife Of President II.
M. Emerson. of tho Atlantic Coast Line
Railway. Is the guest of her slater,
Mrs. u. p. Boatwright, In Washington
Street Portsmoutll MIS-, Enaarson will
be remembered In Richmond, her for-
snler home. MS Miss Baughnan, sister
1ot Miss Minnie Baughman. OF this
city. ~ "a Oh
Mrs. =, n. Wood ana daughters,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
Candies

For those who want q pure
article. made Of sugar and
! suggestions in Mo!asses, Pea
nul. Butter, Cocoanut Tatry.
Old time Cream, MINIS OF al
colors, in dainty style; Choc-
oletes of the most beautiful
flavor, with finest fruit.
ilace Fruits, assorted or
separated. per round, and put
up In all-size fine. fancy pack
ages. Glaze prunes, stuffed-
a delightful lnorsel. Fancy
Box Candies many small now
elites. good and cheap, too nu-
ElcrouS to mention.
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TO Have Busy ssssi on.

snecla TO Tha Tlmes- plspatch 81
I HAT kIA NJ, a., 4 ID ecember l2.-The
mia county Circuit Court win 30 gi I'll y on IN
next Monday. Judge II. u. Harvey pre- !
siding. The crimina IA II docket Ii not
long and most Of the ca ses are for
,sllg INT o Senses.s he cha merry CAGES
number over 100, ma ny os Whish gre of
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Young Girls to Return.

= 15 77f
The approach of>the Christmas holt
days Will be marked by the return
OF number of young Richmond girls,
who will be freed from the restraint
OF school for a time. They will arrive
in Richmond on December 21st, to ia
main until the New Year.
From st. Mary's School, at Burling-l
ton, n. J.. will come Miss Mamie Pat
ton, the daughter of Major and Mrs.
tine. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick S. Valentine. and Miss Gwendolyn
rutherford, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas NJ. rutherford.
From Miss Spence's School. in New
York City, will come Miss Dorothy
Christian, daughter of Mrs. z. d.
Christian, and Miss zayde Branch,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerr
Branch. Miss JAMIE Moore. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Moore, and
Miss Mary Chalmers, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. F. Chalmers. are duo
to arrive then from Mary Baldwin ln-
stitute. in Stanton, Va.
From, Sweetbrier Institute will come
Miss Bessie Jackson. granddaughter Ut
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Pace; Miss
Mary Saunders. daughter of Mr.. aud
Valentine. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mann S. Valentine; Miss Alice Nelsau.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Nell
son; Miss Barbara Tfisg. daughter OF
Mrs. Roberta II. Tri re-: Miss Fannie
Miller, daughter of Mrs. j. Mason
Miller, and Miss Nell Potts. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Potts.
Impetus Will be given to the u.I,l
holiday merrymaking. by the arrival
of these Northumberland whose COM
ing is being loo:.ed forward to with
keen pleasure by their friends In Rich
nond.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Pritchett Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James /. Pritchett. Jr..
arrived in the city Wednesday. return
ing from a Northern bridal trip aid
an extended visit to the Waldorf As
toria, New York City. While in Rich
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. Pritchett Were tn,
guests OF Mrs. Pritchett's parents. Mr..
and Mrs James Fl. Drake.
They left last night for their future
home in Danville. but will return to
spend the holidays In this city.
Kings Daughters BENEFIT.
silver tea ana whist party will be
given for the benefit OF the Pansy
Circle OF Kings Daughters at the home
Of Mrs. II. Il. Franklin, No. 1910 West
Avenue, on Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock, Those desiring to play will
please notify Mrs franklin, ,phone
No. 1901: Miss Harrison, No. SIG West
Grace Street, or Miss Carrie Kidd.
Emma Andrews Club.
The Emma Andrews Bridge Club will
meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock with
Mrs, Bon Palmer Mt No. IL West
franklin Street. Members are asked
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
Tncky Pnrty To-Night.

"Tacky parties" have caught tho
fancy of smart people in society re-
Gently, and one to be given tonight
at Hermitage Golf Club will be at
tended by all the members OF the
junior fashionables in the city.
Special pains Will be taken to have
the costumes as unique as possible,
and young girls going to the party Will
take their lunches in paper boxes. a
very merry time is anticipated.
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900 subscribed by 8. 3. Sargent, e. L.
Sargent, and J. II. Harry. all of Char

The state Department OF Agricul-
ture has placed IN the hands OF the
Attorney General the name OF ono
weEtarn Carolina tobacco warehouse
for failure to report in time sales of
leaf tobacco during November BY the
fifth OF the succeeding month. The
firm In question Is the only one which
failed TO report for the month the
sales OF which have just been an
nounced.
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Canned Goods

Under this head We can Of
fer the most complete variety
81 fruits and vegetables ac-
cumulated, comprising every
variety and kind. with prices
% suit any purse. and with
that tine. new flavor sugges-
tive Of the fresh garden, and
a little better.
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Olives, Pickles,etc.

Never. before has such q va
riety OF epicureany strategy
ben displayed-of items from
every point OF the earth.
Chow. Almond. Celery and
Anchovy. stuffed: King Olives,
Queen in bulk. Homemade
Chow Stuffed Sweet Mangues
and Pepper, Pin Money, Chut-
ney's, Chilli and other Sauces.
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General Gordon served in the Cor
federate Army during the War Between
the States. and was In Richmond With
his wife at the unwilling of the JEFF
ferson Davis Monument last June.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
Nuts

All OF the best selections.
fine and sweet, Almonds.
Palm. Pecans. Walnurs, Pc
cans (paper shelly. Walnuts
fpaper SHELLY. Fllberts and
eull assortment of Shelled and
Sailed Almonds. Walnuts, Pc
cans PiStachfa
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MANY DECISIONS RENDERED.

Opinions Handed Down by North Caro-
lima Supre ME Court.
tspec al to The Times Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, n. c., December 1.-THE
Supreme Court last evening delivered
opinions in twenty-nine appeals. End
OF the docket arguments Were conclud-
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pastor. the Rev. George II. spoonar.
and to Mrs. Spooner Mr.. spooner was
formerly pastor of Broad Street Metho-}
dist Church, Of this city.
Miss Louise Ellington, who was
called to Richmond by the illness of
her sister, has returned TO her home
In Newport News, ,.S I'M
Mrs. George Mayo has returned after
"a delightful visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick p. Palmer, in Newport News.
Misses Elizabeth Denny and Emma
Garcin are the guests OF Mrs. !. Tyler
Jackson, OF Charlottesville.
& Mr.. II. Seldom Taylor. IN. has ra-
Norvsll, OF Charlotte. Va.
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1Miince Meat

of a fine and delicate flavor,
suggesting '.tlle best ever
nte." Homemade. in bulk,
quart and half-galIon jars.
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Lady Leigh and Mrs. Low. two Of
General and Mrs. Gordon's daughters.
who have lived In England since their
marriage. will attend the golden vol
ding of their parents. as will Mrs.
Wynn Parker another daughter living
In Newark, n. j. Mr.. Arthur Gordon.
who married Miss Margaret Mcguire,
OF this city, and Mr.. William Gordon,
the two sons OF the family, reside Ii,
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Plum Pudding

of that toothsome favor ever
recalling the desire for an
other. In one. two und three
pound cans. Sauce in cans,
ready for use.
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Cottnn Manufacturer Here, W. @
Mr.. James D. Hanmest, president Of INA.
!. & NO. ~, company. one OF tbs
big cation mills OF South Carolina, locatsj
a. Honea Path, Is In thu city on q business
trip si sS9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

~ connection with tho departure 0f
the United States battieshlps from
Hampton Roads to the Pacific
u coast, big social event OF to.
night will be the ball given by Mr..
Adams at the Hotel chamberlin. in
honor of Admiral Roblcy p. Evans and
the officers OF the fleet
The wives, daughters. sisters and
sweethearts OF many OF the naval men
are at Old Point and the brilliant part.
ing ball will be the browning feature
Of famous series leading up TO IT,
MI. and Mrs. Arthur Mayo. Mrs. &C.
Walker and party OF Richmond girls,
including Miss Stevens, Miss Rebecca
Walker and Miss Daisy Boykin, with
Miss Lima Shields who Is the guest of
Miss Nash In Portsmouth, Will attend
the bali.
Mrs. Swanson will also leave to-day
to be present. Since last April. rs
hostess OF the Virginia Building at the
exposition, she has been brought into
the pleasantest association with tie
officers of the different battleships and
with Admiral Evans and his family,
who have rendered her Invaluable as.
sistance in the entertainments given
to distinguished foreign and naval
p,ynutc
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Wines,
Liquors and! Cigars.

Is e nave always Oeen known
as the one house to adhere
strictly to absolutely straight
or pure liquors. which resulted
in establishing cur brands as
a byWord In homes and the
sickroom as a synonym OF
perfection and purity. Every
thing desired In Imported
Sherr.es. Ports. Clarets. Bur-
gundies. Sauterne. Champagne
etc, can be had, OF the best
quality and reasonable. All
leading brands ar Imported
and Domestic Cigars, packed
in all-size boxes and at any
color. with many very attrac-
tive holiday packages suitable
as good presents to gentle
man.
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Fruit Cake

Just full of the finest mate.
rial. luscious and tasty: to be
had In one-half and five
pound packages.
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The Womans Foreign Missionary So
ciety of Park Place n. E.EChurcli will
hold a Christmas sale OF fancy articles
in Fourqurean's millinery store to-day
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Raisins

Fine, large. Juicy Kind, IN
ll-size boxes and BY, the
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Fifticth Wedding Anniversnry.

FI1tIcth WcUdlhE NhntveFHNry.
General and Mrs. w. ". Gordon, OF
Savannah. Ca. will celebrate their
golden wedding on December 31st. and
the, happy event Will be the occasion
OF bringing together many members
OF their family.
Genera1 Gordon's sister. Mrs. Gullo
Harrison. OF Brandon. on James River,
and his niece. Mrs. Randolph Cuyler
Will go to Savannah for the cclebra-
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VICTOR Talking Machines
$1,000 up to $4,000

Victor Records 35c to 5000. AL,
style machines and any Record In
stock.
A full line OF accessories.
Record Cabinets. $40 to s25. 10
per cent. off.
Record Cabinets. se5 and over. 90
per cent. off.
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Is the one place for good housekeepers
to make their purchases, for they assured OF that
neverfaling Schmidt quality, which characterizes their
every product. Most deliberately displayed great
profusion OF elegant imported and domestic holiday
merchandise in all size packages many Of which have
never been shown here before Our stock OF the usual
Christmas requirements is OF enormous extent, con-
sistng OF the best selections experience and perse-
verence could accumulate. We invite all to CALL when
goods will be cteerfully shown
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Miss talbot compllmcntcd.

5lEt0l -'A~sVoAS AA"AuC 4AuAu4NESs
The ladies OF the Masonic Home Aux
iliadry will have big pie sale to-mor.
row, from 9 "A. NJ to Is p. NJ, In Bow
mans tea store. Sixth and Broad
Streets. The public are cordially in
vited to come In and purchase.
The Springdale news., 1907-11-22
Fifty Cars Goods Packed by
 Canning Factory This Season

The past season has been an unusually good one for all ean- ming factories, and AIr Godfrey says he is we'll pleased with their business here. During the sea- son they have put up I, 250 cases of blackberrieS, 5.902 bushels of peaches, To, 200 bushels of apples. making total output of S53, ,000 cans, or about fifty carloads of finished goods. During the sea son they paid out for labor the sum of S5, 700. We were unable to secure statement of the amount paid out for fruit, but from the quantity consumed II will be seen that 1t was q eoodly sum.
 As IS known the canning plant at this place is owned by local people, and was simply leased by
The Springdale news., 1907-11-22

asked for an office. Mir. Reed is we'll qualified for the office he seeks, and would make the county a careful, courteous and painstaking official.
 For some weeks past We have been running a notice at the .head of these columns requesting those subscribers who are III ar- rears to come i'll and pay up. Some have done so, but there are many yet who have failed to come forward and square up. Just because we have committed q the notice we hope no one will feel there IS no longer necessity for looking after this matter. As before stated we must collect what is behind between now and the first of the year, and hope we can do so without going to the trouble and expense of mail- ing statements or sending out q collector. Those who have prom
The Springdale news., 1907-11-22
Hinemon, MCFarlane and
 N0rW00d Talk to the Voters

MesSrs. J. H. Hincmon and k. w. McFarlane, candidates for governor, and II. l.. Norwood.
 candidate for attorney general. :. spoke at the Auditorium Monday morning at 10:30. Monday morning is very bad time on which to hold political meeting, especially when the weather Is such as We had last Monday and when the people are not yet en- unused over politics, consequent ly there was d very small attend ance. Dr. John Young presided.
 Mir. McFarlane has spoken here before and brought out nothing new in his address. Mr.
 Hinernon, like all other eandi- dates for governor, IS opposed
 to the convict lease system, and in favor of requiring the contract ors to complete the new state house according to the original contract, and If they have com mitted wrong in attempting to bribe the legislature, as has been charged, to punish them as other criminals. Is in favor of estab- fishing high school in every county in the state, where the children can get an education without cost, and also favors an agricultural college i'll each con- gressional district where the young men of the state can be trained in scientific agriculture, horticulture, etc. Referring to tine charges made by Mr. Kirby in his speech made here few weeks ago that he Hinemon) had misused the Peabody fund