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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-25
FOR AMAN
Republican Who Embez-
zled in Sampson.
onvr. $3.50 Re~nr for the
R~pniaican ex-shcrin Who ship
ped Qua After tno~zn"s
state AMI County Funds

search for me whereabouts OF A "
Aman. until Iatels tho Republican
Sheriff OF Sam pson county. VINO hAs
lied and who is charged ~lth INC
embexxicrn~nt Of State and county
funds Is apt 20 GO on now more viS-
orousiy as Governor Glenn has offer
ed a reward for his capture
The amount Of this nea reward Is
s.so. and previously a reward Tor
Aman's capture had been Offered oy
the county commissioners OF sAmp-
son county. Nothing coming from this.
Governor Glenn offers the $3.50 re-
ward saying that X appears that
Aman has fled the state. or - con
ceals himself that the process OF law
cannot be served upon him. ~n1oi'.nx
upon officers and citizens that they
seek his capture. the charges being
that while Sheriff he emaezzled state
and county funds
The description given Of the fugt-
tive Republican ex-sherff OF sampson
10 hat he is six feet and i inch tall.
one gold front tooth. which Is dark
ssncy hair. one shoulder slightly lower
Il an the other. and a little stopped
In the shoulders. Wears No. $ or
9 shoes: number IS coat (slim sultl.
sleeves - inches long. size OF pants
3sx36. His age is about SIS
II will be remembered that durtn~
the first part OF the Year that A W
Aman. the Republican Sheriff or
Sampson county. skipped out az the
county because he was short in his
accounts. and on examination II was
found that the financial affairs OF the
State and county which had been IN
his charge were in a d~eplorsble con-
dition.
Then IL was that the Legislature
applied 10 for heroic action to get
the affairs OF the county I'm shape,
the Democrats OF Sampson county.
asking that four extra County Conn
m~issioners be named SO that these
might control affairs and save great
loss to the county
The Legislature did this. while at
the same time the Republicans were
protesting that ii was no use. that
bond would prove good and
that the money embeZzled would be
replaced. Since that time Aman has
himself we'll hidden. despite the
made to find him. but now
ONE All increased reward which may
result in his capture and his return
to Sampson county where he would
be tried on the charge OF embezzle-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-25
MIR. ELIAS CARR APPOINTED.
Succeeds MIR. w. \. Graham. .Jr.. I'm
Agricultural Department..

1t was Yesterday that
Mr.. Elias Carr, of Rocky Mount. had
been rendered and had accepted the
position of registration clerk in the
Department of Agriculture to succeed
Mr.. w A. Graham, Jr, who has re-
signed.
Mr.. Elias Carr is the son Of the late
Governor Elias Carr, and is nov su-
p~erintendent of the refrigerating
plant in Rocky Mount He Is well
known in Raleigh and VIII be welcom-
ed by his friends.
Mr.. Graham. who has for a long
time held the position. resigned to be-
come the North Carolina manager
for a big fertilizer this be-
ing the D. 3. Martin OF
philadelphia and Richmond. He will
be in Richmond for awhile and will
then come TO North Carolina to man.
& the business OF the company in
this State.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-25
TO SPEAK
Papers at the State Press
Association.
The Meeting Will Take Place at More
head City July Seventeen and
Eighteen and Will Be Very
Largely Attended,

Announcement is made hat MI. T.
j. Lassiter. President of the North
Carolin Press Association, has ap-
pointed the following gentlemen to
read papers before the next meeting
of the Association to be held at More
head City July II and Is. Several of
these have already accepted, and it
is expected that all of them will do
so:
1. The Importance of a Live Edi-
torial Page'-Archibald Johnson.
2. THE Editors First Luty"-C. Fl.
Poe.
8. should a Country Newspaper
Operate a job Office Affirmative,
D. ]. Whichard; negative H. B.. Var
ner.
4. The Newspaper of Tomorrow
-Josephus Daniels.
5. IAN Editors Reminicenses"-J.
A. Robinson.
6. The Editor, His Paper and His
Party'-R. F. Beasley.
{. Mechanical Excellence in Jour
nalism."-R. R. Clark.
s. The Relative importance of the
Editorial and News Columns. P.
Caldwell.
9. The Newspapers Work in the
Field of State History.'-Maj. E. J..
Hale.
10. Press and Pulpit Co-Laborers"
Rev. P. r. Law.
IL. How to Make the Association
of Greater Benefit to Its Members
r NJ. Phillips
Il. subscriptions and How to Get
Them"-W. c. Hammer.
13. The Editor and the Advertis-
Wv K. Jacobson.
IA. THE Editor and the Town" J.
]. Farriss.
Is. Address by c. c. Moore, Presi-
dent of the North Crolina Cotton As
section.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-25
REWARD OF $50.
Offered by Governor Glenn for Ed.
Ashby. Slayer OF His Brother-in-
law.

A reward of $3.50 was yesterday of
fered by Governor Glenn of the ar
rest or apprehension Of Ed. Ashby,
this at the request Of Solicitor W. c..
Hammer and Sheriff j. II. Krider Of
Rowan county. Ashby is charged
with the murder Of d. S. Overcash, a
farmer, Of Lands,
The alleged murder occurred last
Sunday when Ashby. who is a brother
in-law of Overcast, and with whom
he had had a QUARREL over some
family affairs. concealed himself in a
thicket near the home and as Over
ash was passing. shot him dead.
Ashby made god his escape, though
pursued by officers, citizens and blood
hounds.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-25
PAID IN CAPITAL $500, 600.
Northern Capitalists In Mitchell Coun
ty-Charter Granted Yesterday.

Charters were granted yesterday to
the following:
The Eureka Mica Mining and Mill
ing Company. Of Plum Tree. Mitchell
county to mine for mica and associate
minerals and to manufacture products
from mica The authorized capital
stock Is $500, 900. and this amount has
been subscribed. All the stockholders
except Mr.. A. G. Miller, Of Orenberg,
are citizens of Pennsylvania, there be-
ing a dozen of them.
The Wise Hotel Company, Of Wise.
Warren county. to lease, maintain
and operate hotels, hotel properties.
etc. The authorized capital stock is
$4,000, with $4,000 subscribed. h
incorporators are Messrs. Page r.
Perkurson. W H. Coughlin, Lee Per-
chal and j. r. PerChal.
observation-disclosures Company,
Of Statesville, has changed its corpor-
ate name to Flanagan Horners Conn
pany. The officers OF this. company
ae Messrs. E. Morrison. President,
and Jas. 8. Flanagan, Secretary.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-25
WAR ON WH|SKEY A MODERN PLANT
Platform of the Anti
Saloon League.
Form of Organization Prepared for
Local Misunderstanding Cam
paign of Rev. r.. L.. Davis in
Eastern Counties.

The North Carolina A~nti-Saloon
League has issued a leaflet containing
the principles and platform of the
ton for local leagues. For the infor-
nation of persons interested in the
movement the contents of the leaflet
are copied:
Principles.
I. The manufacture and sale of al
coholic drinks as a beverage is inJu-
rious to our State; for it endangers
the rights of citizenship, runs the
State to great expense, corrupts the
ballot, degrades our manhood, is a
cancer on every legitimate line of
commerce, destroys from 5 to 10 per
cent of her labor, kills the happiness
of home life and opposes the church
and school in every movement.
II. To drive the liquor traffic from
our land we must maintain a non
partisan. Observation-Disclosures position
and invite all bodies hat will to join
is in the fight.
III. In our form of government
tdemocratic) it is the right of the ma
jority to demand of every la~w-making
body the laws they desire.
". We must agitate the question
of prohibition. and educate the peo-
pie to see the evils of the rum traffic
until We have a majority with US be-
fore we can make u demands for
legislation.
V. Since this is a democratic form
of government. in which every citizen
is 2 guardian Of the law. it is honor
able and praiseworthy to enforce the
law and help to punish the offender,
and is dishonorable and Inconsistent
to shield the offender. thus helping to
nullify the law you made. Adequate
punishment to stop the offence thus
follows.
Platform.
l We believe in the prohibition of
the saloon. the d~ispensary, the distil-
lery and n other whiskey institution.
We urge our friends to fight the liquor
dealers association everywhere and all
the time.
II We believe in an anti-jug law
giving full protection to all prohibition
from all other territory in
State and Nation.
III. We believe in State prohibition.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-25
GREATER CITY h.
START WITHFE!~r
Immense Barbsce.
Mark Extended lin,
CITIZENS AS HOSr
Esr~~s~d That over
People WIN b. o
Loaded w1th ~
ming on =

Vhsn the act ~
tending tho limits
eigh goes into ~Tv
Juiy. the ChamAer
aemoerphip - wh
th~usia-ftcailS sar tn.
measure. will sign.
~ extending Oh t..
outside" section
citizens an ol4.f4e.
dinner with trtwu
and other thtugn
The occasion wr
the Fair grounds 20 t-
be called a "Groat--
ton" and = inter
dav that marks tN.
a gathering OF The
pie to a feast that
an era 81 good freD.
civic progress Thor, a
IS. of course ana t..t..
ana the idea IL THAI @
new epoch IN the J.twa
people shall gather I.
with an eye single t. f..
To the end ~ proy'f
hecue owe a. huuHr..
have been sent out q.
men residing IN "a, e.t.
DEFINED, invitlnE thci~ ..
hosts on the occasion
contribution OF s. oH f-
this way the cNpcUF .
feast will be d!str'uH...
fan heavily on any .n.
same there viii De ,h't. .
spread Interest lin tho
sion that II II desired ..
for Raleigh's future
At "A recent meeting nr ".
OF Commerce plauF Were
to carry the harheCu,
and committees named H..
TO perfect their plans t...
es that have been rnw.-s
those who have Received H.
card invitations arc such
show that the idea la m
and 10 guarantee the
gathering or the finance .
which has this matte! 'n
Charles j Parker is rh#r-
the membership - coruf"..
r. w Mailer. trcasurr.
Drcwry. George Allen. IS
Jr.. and w r. MoodF
Greater Raleigh, ih'
the last session ~ the I.-l- -
FtnDiN ana VIII bf'''.'
the accompaniment or tho .0
barbecue on July lF' "HH @
OF an agitation that Dr.. .G's-H
progressive citizens for -..r
after time bills were ir~frn'.s.# p e
Legislature only to meet #.f
count Of the conflicting lr'#r 1
were necessarily brouYh' .
matter. ON one occasion '..
extend the limits. Tint hH. ".
ViOusly been enlarged Since .t
ed the Legislature, ruhin.' f.
OF the people and war he.'..
polls. At the last sesslou M ' @
isiature. however. senttmrrf
crystalized that IL was appar.-
the limits Of the city woe.
tended. although there wa.
as to the exact tcrritprt z" '
ed. The division and dInarsr
sipated with discussion, hos
the bill as finally passed went mr..
practically with the aupr"r#.
people generally. whether '""
in the city or within the -.
quired territory
Now. that the extension
achieved. 1t is desired IT,
and lay tho ground work ~
for a harmony iu CIV tT
and development aH We'll
matter Of the extension ~ '..
In rendering the barheru. '".
OF Raleigh VIII De-
those who become c~itlzcus rr #
Will be guests Each E3lr.E.
responds To the inr'f.'..H
pected to be present with "
and enthusiasm intact. am. H..
outsider" citizen friend "r .
expected that when the t".
calls time 1T the harbccun i"#
will be seating more than
people.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-25
VETERINARIANS.
state Association to Meet i'm Charlotte
July DETERMINATION for
License on the 3rd.

The North Carolina Veterinary
Menlcai Association Will hold It's an
nual session in Charlotte Julv ard ard
4th. This association has about thirty
or forty members.
The State Veterinary examining
board Will examine candidate for
license on the third.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-25
REQUISITION FOR JOHNSON
Issued by Governor Glenn on Governor
of New York.

Governor Glenn yesterday issued a
requisltion on the governor OF Eeu,
YORK state for Charles ohnson ubo
Is charged with the murder of Ami
Belle Joican in Mecklenburg COUNTY,
he mas been arrested In that Stata
and w. H. Pitts has been named -
special agent to bring him back r.
Charlotte. ~
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-25
To Locate Site.

The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed as a committee to look after
the matter of the location of a site
for the cotton warehouses:
MesSrs. T. B. Parker, Walter Crimes.
c. N. Allen, Robt. H. one and Ran
som Hinton.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-25
Remarkab bic Rescue.

That truth is stranger than fiction
mas once more been demonstrated in
the little town of Fedora Tenn the
residence OF c. V. Pepper. He writes.
= was IN bed. entirely disabled with
hemorrhages of the lungs and throat
DOCTORS failed to help me, and all hope
rad fl7d when L began taking DR..
Kings New Discovery. Then ins+an+
reHef came The coughing soon ceas-
ed: the bleeding diminished rapidIy
and IN three weeks / was able to 90
TO work: Guaranteed cure for coughs
and colds. soc. and S1.0O at all drug
sists. Trial bottle free.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-25
He Fired the Stick.

carried over 40 years. on account of a
sore that resisted every kind of treat
ment, until 1 tried Bucklen's Arnica
Salve; that has healed the sore and
Garrett. of North Mills. n. c.. Omar
anteed for Piles, Burns. etc. by all
druggists. CSC.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-25
FACTORY SIGHT BOUGHT
iredciI Lumber Company Secures a
Eligible Location for Business

Statesville. N c, June Eth
iredell Lumber Company. which Lii
nahole lumber and m~anufactura
tndhtels, etc. has bought a site In
West ~Statesville. on which r. ~
their plant The property consists 20
seven and a half acres lying aIonp ,ba
iayiorsVille railroad and is VIA, -
sno"n as the old plow factory prom
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-25
COTTON Lice Doing Great Harm
Wadesboro Ansonian


H w Little informs US hat cottor
- are Going much damage to the
eIV~ing crop this year. He has or
exhibition a number of s,a1ks, on
nee crawling over them. mar ne
"hich had died on aco,nt ~ ~
pesky little insects. Warm wasne
VIII mean death of this prs S,ssn
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-25
HOME COMPANIES HELP MUCH.
State Insurance Commissioner YOung
Cues of Hon in South Carolina.

State Insurance Commissioner Jas.
r. Young has returned from Column
bla, ). G.. where he went to deliver
the annual address before the South
Carolina Insurance Agents Convan-
ton. He was the guest of honor and
his address is highly commended bv
those who heard it. The Columbia
State publishes it in full. He told the
South Carolinians that North Carolina
had the best insurance laws of any
State in the Union and discussed at
length the various provisions relating
to insurance. OF the success of the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-25

once In a while the voters get b,,s,,
n elect an honest man. >" puSE
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-25
FOR nc

.aoio1eu mouse; twelve dollars
weekly to start; expenses paid: ref
erences Address G, CLOVIS, Raj
eigh, \. G
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-06-25

a conscience is something you never
have when you ought to.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-05-29

June Edison records on sale at
Thatcher Music Co.
Mrs. L. T. Carpenter has moved
from the Robinson residence on West
Center street to place just west of
Isaac Smiths, on the Island.
The latest IN Cache mining circles
is that large quantity Of fine ore has
been discovered In one of the Nielsen
properties in Blacksmith Fork canyon.
This is said to be the "real thing" this
time.
Pavilion, Thursday night, Baseball
dance Best floor and Best Music in
the state.
Next Saturday the b, Y. G. gradual
tiou exercises will be held. There
will be two sessions, at 10 and 2 o'clock
Hon. b. H. Roberts will deliver the
address to the graduates There will
be number OF papers by the gradu-
ates and musical numbers by the Music
Department. The Alumni banquet
will be held at 6'l5 p. m, and the
Alumni ball in the Auditorium at $50.
Call at Thatcher the Music Co. aud
hear the June Edison records
At the state track meet at Salt
Lake City last Saturday, the A. G. Of
U. team was awarded third place and
the b. Y. G. fifth. The A, @. boys
claim, and 1t seems rightly, that Dixon
won the 100 yard race over McAllster,
thus emitting them TO second place,
but by some chicanery they were bun
coed ont of it. The race was close
one and two judges decided In favor Of
Dixon but in some way the timekeep-
ers were consulted and The decision
changed The boys are not particu.
larly sore. but say they didn't get
square deal.
Piof Il. A Williams, Of the A. G OF
u. was given "A genuine surprise ut the
McCausand home Monday evening, a
goodly bunch OF the mechanic arts
boys and friends rushing in on him
quite Unexpectedly. The affair was
In honor of Prot Williams birthday
auniversary-wc don't know which
one-and the boys kept up the fun UNI
til IL o'clock, A potato race, in which
contestants attempted TO carry a
large potato in a spoon, was won by
Miss Thatcher, and Coach Campbell
was awarded consolation prize.
Those present at the pleasant affair
were: Prof. and Mrs. Campbell, Mr..
and Mrs. Cot, Miss Thatcher, and
Messrs. Wrigley,. Kirby, Nelson, Olsen,
Wansgard, Frew, McCausland, Newey
and Frank Thatcher.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-05-29
The crowd will be at the
Auditorium again tOmOr-
row night. Grand Ball.
Opera House orchestra.

A. C. student friends of Heber john
son, whose eye was blown ont on the
22nd, got up a subscription list for
him, and those about the school do
mated something between $50 and 800.
Young Johnson was fourth year stu
dent at the A. c., and has many
friends in the student body
Engineer George Swendson passed
through Cache valley Sunday enroute
to Twin Falls on an irrigation project.
George is a progressive man, so much
so that his past salary OF $4,000 year
is no inducement for him to remain in
government employ, as broader field
and greater opportunities are offered
him on the outside.
Many of those who follow racing
events will remember Prince Alert"
the fine stallion driven on the Logan
track last fall by Riley Kent. The
animal, which belonged to Warren
Kent of Dingle Dell, Ida, was taken
III and died last week. Prince" had
a mark Of 2:2S, was but six years OF
age and Mr.. Kent feels the loss very
keenly,
John Eynon, one of the early set.
tiers OF Hyde Park, Is now at Poca-
tello receiving treatment for paralysis,
with which he was attacked about a
year ago and he is now gradually i'm
proving. He disposed OF his ranch in
Teton valley, but has cattle interests
in Jackson's Hole that are being cared
for by his sons. Mr.. and Mrs Eynon
are now living with their son and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Smith,
under whose care the couple are well
provided for
Grand Ball on May 3Oth at Logan
Pavilion. Best music and floor in the
state
Mrs ]. A. Bexell, Miss Edna Linn
and Miss Charlotte Kyle entertained
Friday afternoon at the home of the
iirst.named on College hill. A total OF
twenty-five ladies present put in the
time sewing a little and talking a
great deal. at the proper time re-
Inducements we're served, and tie
rejuvenated crowd talked some more
for the benefit of special guests who
came late, but not too late TO get In
on the "delectable dainties "-Messrs
Ostien, Dryden, Yoder and Bexell,
The occasion was one Of genuine
pleasure, but it couldn't be otherwise
on College hill, unless IL were faculty
or board meeting, The crowd left IL
time to get home for breakfast, mea
that none OF them could possibly have
have desired after the assumptions
spread OF the evening before,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-05-29
CITY AND COUNTY
Items OF Interest About
People and Events.


Baseball Dance at Pavilion tomor.
row night
All kinds OF bottled beer sold off the
ice at Ritter Bros Drug Co
The Thatcher Orchestra plays at
the Pavilion tomorrow night.
Next Friday evening the Smithtield
Alumni Association gives its annual
banquet. y program Of music, song
aud toasts will be carried out
Wanted Men for timber work by
contract or by the day On Yellow.
stone Park Ry Free transportation
Apply to w. o. Greer Ashton, Idaho.
Hon. Moses Thatcher's condition is
reported as being much more favor
able during the past day or two,
though he is still very ILL., His many
friends hope to hear even better news
shortly.
Richard Cotton, of McCammon, we'll
known by many In this city and Pres
ton, vas stricken with paralysis about
three weeks ago, He was taken to
the Holy Cross hospital in Salt Lake
where cure was effected, and he re-
turned home last Sunday.
It's too bad to see people who 60
from day to day suffering from physi.
cal weakness when HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea would make them we'll.
The greatest tonic known. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets. Cy. E. Napier.
J. r. Moses, viii Muir and j. G.
Muir left through the hills Thursday
morning, for Logan, the latter going
in responce TO a telephone message
from his father, W. S. Muir, who is
very sick at that place and who wish
Ell to see this son as soon as possible
Rich County News,
]. W. Crawford left for Chicago on
Monday to enter Northwestern Uni.
versity as student in medicine. Mr..
Crawford has long had an ambition to
become q medico and is now on his
way. Friends here will wish for him
the fullest accomplishment Of dreams
along this lile.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-05-29

Baseball dance at Pavilion Thursday.
Wanted Competent stenographer.
Nebeker, Hart & Nebeker.
Mrs. James Dryden went to Salt
Lake City Friday for weeks visit.
We sell the Earth and Loaf money
Oh It. II. A. Petersen & Co.
The Summer School of the Agri.
cultural College opens June 10, 1907
DR.. Widtsoe, president. elect OF the
A. c., held a faculty meeting in this
city Saturday.
Harry Cole, of Logan, Utah, passed
through the burg Monday on his way
to the Basin. He Is going to establish
a lumber business at briggs --Rexburg
Journal.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gates,
in Logan, last Sunday, baby girl.
Fred is down in Long Beach, Califor-
mia, but everything went of all right
anyway.
Miss Jennie Bench returned to Poe
atello Sunday after a weeks stay in
this city with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John Bench. Recently the young
lady. sustained quite fire loss to
her place OF business