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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-15
that his dream would be to see Bel
GUM state in the American union.
HOMER HoCH SECRETARY.
Governors Son VIII Take Confidential
Position in His Office.

Governor Hoch has announced that
his son, Homer Hoch, will be his pri-
vate secretary after the retirement of
S. c.. drummer on July 1. 1t has been
generally understood that this would
be the programme when Mr.. drummer
takes up the work on the state tax
commission.
Homer Hoch~ was practically decid-
ed upon for private secretary at a for
mer time when a change was made in
that office, but for political reasons. 1t
was decided to give the place to MT
drummer. Mr.. drummer has made
an efficient secretary. During Cover
nor Hoch's term, he has had a long
list of secretaries. The first was T. A.
McNeal. Then came Frank Williams,
then John Smith. then S. c. drummer
and on July 1, Homer Hoch will be the
fifth man for the place.
KRIS JAP ROSE soap is twice the size ana
less than half the cost of any brand of really
good transparent soap Druggists and grocero.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-15
e Excursions


Baldwin and return ST. 70. Musical
Festival tickets on sale April 16, 1918,
19, limited for return to April %.
Los Angeles. San Francisco. and
many other California points S25. 90
Tickets on sale March, April, Septem-
Der and October.
Portland Seattle, Tacoma and other
points in the Northwest, $25. co. Tick
cts on sale March, April, September
and October.
Homeseekers' Excursion tickets on
sale first and third Tuesdays. Rate in
many cases less than one fare and limit
twenty-one and thirty days, according
to destination.
Winter Tourist tickets on sale DAILY
Very low rate. Limit June 1st.
For further particulars apply to
T. L. KING, c. p. 6 T. A.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-15
q. c. It. BENEFIT AT NOVELTY,
Miss Williams Docs Some Clever Act.
ing in Amusing PlayIet.

An exceedingly cleverly acted and
entertaining playlet called 1.-The Real
ization," is deservedly the top liner at
the Novelty theater this week, al
though the other acts on the bill are
we'll worth seeing. The playlet is pre-
sented by William r. Abram and Miss
Johns-Agnes Williams. It Just bris-
ties with all sorts of laughable and
amusing situations and both Mr..
Abram and Miss Williams make the
most of all of them. Especially clever
is the work of Miss Williams when she
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-15
FOOD LECTURERS IN X. @.
DIR. Crumbine Will Turn His Force
Loose There May %.

Dr. S. J.. Crumbine. secretary of the
state board of health. and chief food
inspector of Kansas. has decided to
take his pure food lecturers to Kansas
City, Kan, on May 22- On that date
they will tell the Kansas City grocers
and food sellers all about the new pure
food laws. and the rules made by the
board in conformity with those laws.
The lecturers who are working with
DR.. Crumbine are E. H. S. Bailey,
professor of chemistry at Kansas uni
versity, ]. T. Willard, professor of
chemistry at the State Agricultural
college. and L. S. Sayre. dean of the
pharmacy school OF Kansas university.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-15

his case to be printed in a Topeka
paper to the effect that he had had his
trial and had been cleared. In the
face of this statement his recent SEN
friends
He is the husband of Mrs. Maggie
Thompson. a clairVoYant.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-15
FEW KNOW THIS.

A well known specialist has
stated that Kidney and Bladder
Troubles of all kinds are in
nearly every instance readily
relieved by taking a few doses
of the following simple home
Fluid Extract Dandelion,
one-half ounce; Compound
Kargon, one ounce; Compound
Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces
The dose Is teaspoonful
after meals and at bedtime.
These ingredients can be OBJ
tanned at any good pharmacy,
and are mixed by shaking well
in a bottle. Victims of Kidney,
Bladder and Urinary diseases
of any kind should not hesitate
to make this prescription up
and try it. 1t comes highly
recommended and doesn't cost
much to prepare.
If not troubled now. save
this for future use.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-15
THE CLAIRvoYANT MARVEL
ODal st. Elmo

Tells your full name, tells
what you called for, tells
whom and when you will
marry. Still continues to
turn large crowds away
> ID ilrr She L. tho oclrnnnrl-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-09
STATE l1.ac~ To i.IN.
l koonce Eili That ~uroutcd Ifum u
Patriotic, Impulse atid VII I'LL
"A Good E@lat.

Before the month - A9rtf i "ui
Representatives ko.Ht1 u On les.
Nil ;~ieuraffVelN spread hitase4f Ia tRF
breeze and admiration - ~" ueasta
from every court house ~ >4Ft43 'if~
Dina
The method used bv Mr. koonee IL
50 pc1Tetuate and mmorta}!%e himself,
While effective. MAS not eEotist+e3l
on the contrary. tho glory "f Nj.
koonce follows anon an impulse
! which VAS patriotic. nm e}f{sh and
rounded on i high sentiment Ar
Eooncc is 4 believer ia has state and
; proud IT its flag AS he walked
through life, he >tN OF every post
Office, every little Oh government tug.
every little reservation and Wnat-not
IL the government, the waving stars
and stripes.
Prithcca auoth AIR. Koonce to his
inner consciousness. where is the flag
Of the Gtatca We arc fonG Of saying
Long may She wave bnt W never
wave her, except on tho Capitol when
the Legislature Is In session sadly
Mr.. oonce reflected upon all the peo-
pie in the State Who q seen
The State flag. The matter seemed.to
him one which should be rcmcdicd
SO Mr.. KOonce drew up a blll-a thing
1t which he is practiccd. The bill pro-
Nided that every county in the state
| should fly the state flag 0Vcr its cpurt
house. IT specified the size Of the
flag and the material and ii made il
mandatory upon the county to Let il
wave. except when the elements
Warred against il.
In consequence Of this Koonec bill
| which pdSScd-Whilc So many other
mcritorious measures of his failed
tn" flags are SpringiHg up al Oyer the
State and soon the flag of North car
Dina will be more familiar to All the
/ citizens than that of the Nation
which. among a people who believe in
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-09

ssr ..fss. ar far the killing af h3s
n~~sfsss~ tfas @sa ase3 e. have ocer
~sHs #zfn a4s snafsvy <sawn That
r fszsv u4s3. sfse At3snw pTsmett
nt ease ~az nso-t unusual. So u !
s+ars~f Tht a4 rta8ty Nn tsrN Nsr-
tf<s +r~ Fe~art being xaat E st#asf ~
asa tsttaa ~ murder $40 tns
as.a d.asay aa3 - fer aEoaat8@8
Eather snan return Ia 5aN and w@sk -
.su.s1h fFz another trta3 }n" "ststs
sestei - g ~eniesse. ~ - !
saving "a preferred - he s"Hf - Aftr
-rvrtteutiag
pa. account II the klltinx y that
i fWa ar.1hprs aaa Is third isfik
IS ~ passing along the fa2I near Mf'r-
canton 5n = Wagon atauf night .Hd 8
EEsrtou got ou5 nf the SAG 1fA
w.4Rea ahead far some d~tan g e.
and i blaet - camp OCT. carrying ht7
gl. With hius When he returned -
wagon he got ~ from the rrar an3
states that he started - saN tins gan
caused II - Ie discharged. tse l9tt5
entering his brother ba1k burton
claims fnat rs MAS lrAea almost 'H-
s.s-e. and rushed into the woods where
rs lcIf. aud dltt not reg.ttn tanss =
reese urtil the following morning IL
vent IL WLerv ~ hats LETT tht
wagon aud ~.fU There m b+aat sfe3
ttH. grointf. and NJ once ase9t 3" TIC
sheriff So Burke county ana <urreu-
!dcrcd The wounded m.a we'd for tHa
DAYS aus4 stated that ~ knew n" rta.
son tyhS hi~ brother should haN. shot
hln. The man Who Was I'LL the wagon
vim the tva brothers told the a'sss
sta.. r. the man MIN AS sent - iht
+ 49, aHt4ef4tr ~
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-09
Takes Charge in Wake
Next Monday.
Matters.

THO pa.~1 If Ped commissioners
...ltt.pea IL. fac
l3r H@ht s'ail1t.
recent Legislature. nil.. o. Nohads.
ne E~ft4 ~ A.r.l take yer from
-. ..,,m{1efca..-
= bd
ne 2fs4S49a1. ii@.h.
meHt. Improvement aHd care ~ 49,
public roaas, highway. bt5uIt' @l4i
ferries 81 Nake 5Hat> thE l4eiHo'
IL III being ~ 8 fteadlck, TX 4sai
III. -. Rand. tour years. anu 3ftoi9t
IL. Gill tN&o year Each TO Years IT..
Board Of COUNTY felnm5St-olttS II ~
elect Ii successor t# the feliIihs mem
Der.
The Board = empowered H. fleet II
superintendent 81 it9adf7, ahd H y
deem wise AZ assistant ~upEfths'l4a
ent- Its chairman II - D = men
bcr Of The Board, Willt is 5elftidiN
may either be q member ~ some ON
er person. whose compensation u II
10 fix. 1t rs 70 meet 9sce y inehtf. 81
the second h1ndaN Al The co3fi
house. Such road supervisors - die
necessary viii be emplpNti, dad IN
county IS - be divided INTO n9t ie77
tina IouE fo"d dlaitisls, WIN diSlitS'
supervisors - ~ 1~ppolanttd. WI" ar
10 re lGfa!&hed Win - H6edtu l1dIIl''
carts, machinery, tools. ana imple-
ments, under the direction OF TIE
road superintendent
There Is TO be kept continuously a.
work in each district q squad Of noJ
Jess than fifteen hired hands or con-
victs, whose pay IS to be liked by t2e
Board. the nnnbef % be increased ~
necessary. The ~conVicts are to De
employed from the states prison, -
from other counties, and where pos
sible hired labor 10 he replaced FF
convict labor. One or more Of tbs
squads are TO be used only for repair
wurk on the roads and not for perma-
nenu work, and repair work by Sec
tons may be let out to private par
ties. Prisoners in the Wake county
jail under final sentence, and prison
egs from Wake in the States prison
for terms less han ten years, are e
work the roads. Guide posts are 10 be
placed at dangerous ferries to Show
the depth and there are to be mite
posts showing the distance from RAJ
eigh and at cross roads to show thu
principal roads and distances.
\ tax not to exceed Is cents on tins
500 and As cents on the poll is to b.
levied. In any township a special ta1
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-09
BOARDS MEET TOGETHER April
SIXTEEN.
County Commissioners Will Turn over
Road Matters To Highway Com
mission T1lcn-Board Id
jOurneu Yesterday.

The oar Of County Commission
ers yesterday finished up the work for
the April session ana adjourned. Sew
tral matters of routine business and
IF minor Importance were acted upon.
1t Wa.s ordered that superintendent
Of Roads Holding AXE the Raleigh
camp and supplement it from other
claims as he sees fit, and do the coun-
tyss part of the road work at the
I~ouisburg railroad crossing as soon as
possible.
Mr.. +. Y. Richardson appeared be-
lore the board II called attention tn
the Raleigh II Wilson road whnre 1t
crosses the Raleigh and Pamlico
9ound Railroad, through lands Of j.
f. Lille and Amos Deem. IT was or
dered that MI. Holding ne instructed
10 locate and stake off said road where
- thinks best.
IT was ordered that companies II
and Is, Raleigh Light Infantry ana
Cak City Guards. be given $500 each
for the year 1907.
The chairman Of the board was ap-
pointed to communicate with tire
renitentiary authorities relative 10
hiring fifty additional convicts to work
the roads o. the county. This will en-
able the board to establish four camps
carrying out the wise provision OF the
. law as indorsed by the Highway
Commission.
The clerk was instructed to notify
the members Of the Highway Commits
sion that the board requests their
presence 1T Il o'clock, April 1G. st
Whlea time the "a affairs of the
county viii be formally turned over to
them.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-09
CHANGES IN TOWN ELECTIONS.
Opinions from Attorney Generals Of
flee Affecting Il Number of
Counties.

In response to enquiry from Hen
derson, assistant attorney general
Clement yesterday gave an opinion
relative to the method Of holding the
forthcoming election of that
which he holds was changed by the
Revisal Section 2944. Until the en-
actment Of that statute Henderson was
under the general act providing for
the holding Of town and city elections,
Chapter $50 Public Laws of 1901.
The opinion is generally interesting
as indicating j change in the method
of holding town elections in q NUM-
Der Of counties, to-Wit, Bertie. Ca
barrus, Caldwell, CatawDa, ChoWan,
ton. Harnett, Lemon, Mitchell, Nash,
Pitt, Randolph. Robson. Stokes, sur
~, Vance, Wayne and Wilson.
These counties We're excepted from
the provisions of the general ACT Of
1901, together With the cities Of
Charlotte and Fayetteville and the
town of Shelby. but as the act did not
mention the towns III the counties
named, it was held that their elections
should he conducted under the gem
eral law Notwithstanding the excep-
ton of the from the act.
In the ReVisal, however, in bringing
forward the exception, the words and
In the towns III" the counties named
We're Incorporated.
Thc effect of the RevisaI section, ac-
"NiA ~ -. CI@IilCi&t ) oDlIlIDll- Is
therefore to take the towns in the
counties named, Of Which Henderson
Is one. from the provisions OF TIE
general act relllng TO elections md fix
the elections under the rules provided
III their respective charters.
In the Henderson ease the attorney
general holds that Chapter 202 Of
Private Laws of 1891, Section 3 pro-
Fldes that the town government shall
consist Of q Mayor inc eight Commits
sioners. Section 4 provides that in
each ward there shall be elected an
nually, by the qualified voters therein.
one Commissioner. The amendment
80 Section 10, among other things.
provides that 1t being the intention.
by this amendment, that four Of the
Commissioners Of said town shall be
! elected every year That the inten-
ton OF the Legislature was. therefore.
TO allow eight commissioners, four of
whom shall be elected every wear.
he only way TO carry out the intent.
OF the Legislature that four commits
sloners should be elected every wear Is.
therefore, TO elect eight Commissions
erS at the May election OF 1907. one
| from each Of the four wards being
elected tor two years. and one from
each o. the four ards being elected
tor one near. and then in every fol-
towing year there must be elected four
commissioners for two Years.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-09
SIXTFEN-YEAR-OLD BOY IN Pr
Sentenced To Thirty Year. for EiilI.
His S~cpiicW-Iii4 Youth saved
Ills Neck.

Sheriff II l. Joyner. Of %ortuau
ten, came III yesterday ana hra.-
two prisoners to the POM.
tiary, one IF them being t
lie 6 Matthews, who was conslere
murder in the second degree. H"
sixteen years old and killed j
Itaney He stayed all might
itaney's, his nephew. and got uu
o'clock next morning. took Ran
u and killed him. He said hc xii.
him because Raney had called bin
negro and insulted him. Pceb's
Harris defended him and he
prosecuted ~ Solicitor Kerr a1a -
ator Walter + Daniel. He was
enced to the -pcnitcntiary for a..
sears by Judge G. e. Lyon Tn OBJ.
convict was a ncg0 who vas se..
for -four years for burglary.
The murder Of Mr. ftanev sn'.
the county ana only the youth of @
theWs saved him from the raiipN
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-09
WHITE OSE LEADS.
III Local Tax school Bi~trict~-TN.
Already Established and Two
likely Ia lie added.

Thus far White oak leads all other
townships in Wake County III the mat
ter Of local school taxation. There
have been two local lax districts es-
tabIiehed. an election VIII be held Me-
TIN for u her and there IS z move
mont ut Anex I" call an election for
4 fourth.
County superintendent 4. Y. Judd
Will 20 10 Apex tonight to speak 1T =
meeting Of the industrial club fer the
purpose Of securing 4 petition for call
4 local tax election in that town.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-09
NOTICEg

The Register Of Deeds is required
by an act of the last General Assem-
bly, to notify the public that Wake
county is added to the list of counties
using the short form of agricultural
lien. The form of lien to be used will
be found in chapter 2f1 of the Public
1895.
The fees for probate and registration
Of this form arc as follows: Clerk (for
p~robating). ten cents: Register Of
Deeds tfor fecordingo. twenty cents.
j. J. BERNARD.
Register Of Deeds.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-09
AFTER ADULTER ATIED FOODS.
Iufc Food Laws Being Violated Hut
Dealers Generally Glad to Comply.

Mr.. ". II Allen. chemist in charga
q lood adulteration, Department o.
has returned from q TRIP
10 Wilmington and 9ther Mace
whore he went in the interest of ia.
Pure Food law. He found q good
deal Of aduiteration and misbrandin
Of FOODS Man Of the grocerymen ar.
inuch interested in the subject ani
deslre 70 comply with the laW. Wh.a
Z pfoduct IS found To be adulteratcd
botn the dealer and the manufacturer
are Informed that the sale Of sucn
goods IS in violation Of the food Law
Dealers usually agree to discontinue
handling goods when informed tina.
they are adulterated.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-09
WANTED ENERGETIC LADY OF

gentleman for travelling position.
Good line. Permanent position.
Splendid chance for advancement.
Experience unnecessary So weekly
to start. Expenses advanced. Address
G. Ct. CLOVIS, Raleigh, n. c.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-09
10000 MTNK SKINS

Wanted ut once. Highest prices ever
known viii be paid for Immediate
shipments. Address \. T.. Burc,--
Haitit, - =; Cincinnati. Ohio.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-09
TIC Price of Health.

The price Of health IN a malariOus
district is just > cents: the cost of a
box Of d. Kings New Life Pills
write Ella Slagton, Of holland. Ark.
New Life Pills cleanse gently and i'm
part new life and vigor to the system.
25c. satisfaction guaranteed at all
druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-09
WAKE IS FIRST
TO Establish a Count,
High School.
Property OF Gary High school pur
chased for the PurpO,e-Ncndcil
EniarecS School
Building.

The County Board of Education, now
in quarterly session, has recon-
mended three petitions for local tax
elections as follows: Holly Springs
District No. s. White Oak and Cary.
Elections will be held in all Of these
places on May eth, and as the petitions
we're signed by large majofities Of the
patrons of the schools it IS reasonably
sure hat the elections will carry. 1t
j, estimate that the local tax VIII
add at least 81 800 to the public SchOOl
fund in AIRY.
Citizens Of Wendell yesterday APP
peared before the Wake County Board
Of Education and asked that Then
school building be enlarged, and the
board on motion purchased the lease
of NJ. A. Griffin on the second story
Of said building. 1t was represented
that the district Of Wendell Would
have at least 200 children by next
school census. on petition of the pub
lie school committee the board pur-
chased two acres additional TO the
public school site in Wendell.
First County High School
The citizens # Cary made applica-
ton to the board for the location Of
one OF the four public high schools
provided for by an act Of the recent
Legislature. Tne stockholders OF the
Cary High School offered to the
W DOdIu, Ill collS1ueidliOIl DI lfft iocd-
ton OF aid school, all Of their prop
crty, consisting Of q beautiful school
site of about fOur acres, Il large, Well
equipped school building containing
eight class rooms, n reading room
and library, literary society hall
sixteen bed roOms, dining room and
kitchen and all furniture and al ap-
performances thereto. The above prop
ert,y is said to be well worth $4,000
hlIl the stockholders offered as an i'll
E~SducatiOn. Nj pupils III that section
Of S1.315. the same to be paid from
the general building fund Of Wake
county. The board considered the OF
fer Of the stockholders a very liberia
one and accepted their proposition.
Wake county IS to be congratulate
upon establishing the first county high
| school in North Carolina. This ar
langement Will go into effect at the
beginning Of the next scholastic year
| I'he sch0o Will continue to solicit pat
| ronage from other counties, the rates
Of tuition to be fixed by the Board OF
| Education. All pups in that section
OF Wake county will be given free
tuition in the high school courses
Cary IS to be congratulated upon Sc
curing this school, and especially
upon the generosity of the stockhold-
ers of the high school in donating tC
the county more than $4,000 WOrtf
of property. It is to be hoped tina
| other sections of the county Will show
! such interest in the matter Of SeCur-
ing n of the county high schools.
With the excellent system of public
| schools in Wake county it will take
only q few years by aid of the public
high schools which are now being es-
tablished greatly to increase the num-
her cf college students that each yeal
g from Wake county to the various
institutions OF higher education.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-09

probable that All tie cases viii
H.. disposed If at thiS term Judge
+ + Jones viii preside The ca1
cH1ar IS IS follows
first Week-NoGday. april -.
&. 4 Norris vs., y. e Home lnsuf-
Njnda Joncs s. Wa.t-r Jones
William Hinton -. Sarah Hinton
TrnIr Gin ~ Mar. Eliza Gin.
ELLA Y. Price - " + Price
Henry smith IS Ella smith alias
Mabel Ni4funls.
Henry kellv Us Elizabeth kell.
Louise & Hoiilsd \ + IL li"!-
land.
Tuesday. tpTil ;.
VI. T.. I-atta "s Carolina INSURANCE
Company
ii. j.. l.atta IS. Na,ional Union Ere
IuSdi ancu COMPANY.
NJ. J.. Latta Il ~ rs. National Union
Fire Insurance Company.
"Wednesday. .tpril Il.
w. q. Jon-s II al rs. Er0Nldelt
Savings Life Assurance Society.
r. u. Wcathers ~. j. +. Harrison.
Myrtle NJ. Maxwell. Admr. Of :. +.
Maxwell. Is. Seaboard Air Line Rail
road Company.
Thursday, April -.
Eliza Ann prince IS. Alonzo Prince
4 j. blake Is. Thomas Gr.ssom
nard
Erida, ,nri. 30
". II. Caudle st a Is Matte Nor
ris and husband.
ma ur.fa
stephen Putney Shoe Company IS.
L. NJ. Foushee.
j. T. Edwards IS. Robert Grissom.
Saturday. April q.
VIM. T.. Clay vs.. SeabOard AIR Line
RAILWAY.
Raleigh Real Estate and Trust co
Us. NJ. j. Adams.
George NJ. Harden VS.. Seaboard Air
Line Railway and j. +. Cuthrell.
Ganond yecE-Nonnay AnriI %.
Im pfala - Gnnfh nrn nailwny
ana y. c. r. K. Company.
Bette Canada ". Jim Canada.
Wnitail Tatum Company vs.. CelikG
Company.
W. T.. Morris vs.. Southern Railway
Company.
w H.. Morris Is. southern Railway
Company.
Thomas Hughes vs.. City Of Raleigh
ct -.
@. /. Hudson < co. vs.. s. 4. J..
Railway and Southern Railroad COM
pany.
state OIL NOIln odFoilild' py ~
poration commission, VS.. =. :. =
Rallfoad company.
lafy Jones, by ms ieNl lIleIlo' ~
Seaboard Air Line Railroad Companv-
Alex. Patrick, admr. OF Frank TAT
rlck, ". ?. =; T.. ftali"ay
:. +. HolioWay vs.. Atlan.lc 1oasl
Line southern RallWay
Wednesday,, May 1.
Holly Springs Land and Improve
ment Company vs.. J. W. Barber.
City Of Raleigh vs.. Southern Trad
ing Stamp Company.
I IN11fp nfnp1 I I pabn (tn,,) y No
| Southern Railway Company.
| Strickland & Wleless VS.. S. a. J.
! and Southern Railway COMPANIES.
=. r Holloway vs. southern Rail
way
i K. -. Weathefs Us. John HARRISON
Ida J. Pool and Husba-d Us. John
NJ. CrcnshaW.
Elizabeth BeIlamy, Extrx of Eliza
beth Johnson. IS. George ". Andrews
ct -.
Virginia G. Altman IExtrx OF Jamcs
/. Eatman, Us Southern Hallway 60
Ct n
j. H. stone &Co- vs.. southern ltali-
WAY CO.
r. l.. Williams &Son vs.. Southern
Railway Company.
Friday Nav ,.
w. 7. Ellington Is s " HOLLOWAY
a. Jones'. Exr of Lacy IT.. Belvin
Us. Ednev Yearean ct al.
ID. II. WIlb0rn IS. J. d. Ballcntint
ct q.
i. \. Jones IS. j.. ". Adcock.
Hunter & olive vs.. Durham &
southern and Southern Railway Com
panies.
-. i. Saunders IS. Durham 4 South
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CHRISTMAS. vs.. Ihomas Chflstmas Ct 81
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-09
AN UNUSUAL CASE.
Brother Who Claims to HIVE Shot
Brother Accidentiy In Prison To
Serve for One Year.

y J. Burton has been brought to the
,tdtc prison IRON Burke county, by
sheriff Bennett. under sentence Ia