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Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-01-30

upon the conditions connected with
these matters that makes against our
sect ring needed immigrants. What
it says upon this subject is very
apropos, but it should have pointed
out the incalculable injury that is
being done to the democratic party
through letting these matters go I'M
challenged, or opposing fair inves-
tigation thereof. Herewith we give
the imes-Union article;
'The south wants Immigrants and
she must have square deal before
she can get them. While our rivals
can quote the government reports to
show that immigrants are unfairly
treated among us, our efforts will
avail nothing and conventions of
governors or delegates will beat the
air in vain. We are glad to see that
Gov. Bfoward is willing to help and
the meeting at Tampa may do good,
but the south owes duty to herself
just now that soould take precedence
of efforts to induce immigration be-
cause until the way is opened nobody
Will travel in our direction.
The government charges that for
eigners who venture into southern
fields and factories are reduced to
peOnage; officials for whom the gov
eminent is responsible charge that
100 immigrants are kept in peonage
in this section and declare that public
opinion in the south 80 thoroughly
approves of the practice that juries
Will not punish the wrong. Until we
can reform these conditiOns-if the
charges are true-or obtain retrac-
ton from the government and the
punishment of our detractOrs if the
charges are false, the south cannot
hope for a change in the tide of i'm
migration for her benefit.
Our duty is plain. Investigation to
get at the facts ia duty we owe our
selves. We must have the facts to
show in Washington. If the south
maintains peOnage the states must
root out of the evil and punish the
lawbreakers to the full extent of the
law. To this end every southern
legislature should Immediately give
its attention to existing conditions
and legiSlate in accordance with the
facts as found.
If local investigation shall fail to
show the existence of this scandal
Gus wrong among us, then we must
insist that our representatives in
Washington force the hand of the
administration before the beginning
of political campaign in which the
charges will be trumpeted from every
hill top and driven home to the con-
temptation of evey foreigner in the
land for transmission to his home.
In the west are thousands of new
citizens who have no personal know
ledge of the south. What if these
hear the nominees of the party in
power repeat the charges, support
them by quotations from public
documents and write their conclu-
sions back for their friends and re-
latives to consider? We have no
time to lose. TO be effective action
must be taken now.
And this consideration should first
engage the attention of immigration
conventions in the south"
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-01-30

ties have jointly borne the expense
or building steel bridges over the
Perdido river, and it is now proposed
that they do likewise in building this
hard road, except that each county
bear the expenses of the portion of
road to be built in that county.
Efforts are being made by Pensacola
business men to encourage truck
farming in Baldwin county for the
reason that the county is fast settled
up by German immigrants and prac-
teal farmers from the north and west,
who are depending upon the city as
an outlet for their products.
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Panama City Pilot

Entered as second-class matter May 3Oth,
under the Act of Congress of March 8, 1879
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-01-30

Connecting at Cottondae with L. DOhan of
A. B. STEELE, j. DOMER
2nd ASST NJ Sun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-13

an attorney named Coward represent
the Trinity River project" said Mr..
Gregg, but he had never preached the
subject of submarine boats to him.
He does not even live in my dis
trlct," said Mr.. Gregg. but zoo miles
from it."
Mr.. Broussard: did any one else in
your district ever approach you on this
subject?"
Mr.. Gregg: mo, sir. do not believe
any one IT my district knows anything
bout submarine boats.
Mr. Broussard: Has any one outside
of your district approached YOU on
this subject?"
Mr.. Gregg: NO one. The only ap-
proach have ever had. if you can call
1t an approach was by literature
through the mails. No one has ever
mentioned to me as to what should
do in the committee.
Mr.. Brorssard: Has any one In any
way ever contributed to your congress
sional expenses who is connected with
this company?'
Mr.. Gregg: mo one. My congress
or $40. and I pay it myself"
Chairman Boutell stated that the
committee had received letters from
ex-senator Butler and Mr.. McNeer. ask
ing the privileges OF testifying. AS
neither Of those gentlemen was pres
| ent. the committee adjourned until 10
O'Clock Monday morning.
| The committee has not yet decided
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Law and Equity Court.
TWO BIG RALLIES

Clay Ward Actives and the Paramount
Association VIII hold two big rallies to-
morrow night. and 1t is the hope OF the
candidates that the voters VIII come out
ana hear few orations. The Actives broke
the campaign Ice few weeks ago when
they arranged a meeting between Judge
invitation has been extended, but 1t Is doubt
ful II both will appear this time. Monroe
Han has been designated as the meeting
place
The Fairmount voters will gather In the
hubble hall at Howards Grove. President
% r. Albertson having announced that the
people OF that section want to know what
VIII he provided for them by tho next
Council
Even with these rallies. however. II APP
pears to be difficult matter to excite gen
.cral interest in the campaign.
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ST. VITUS' DANCE
Proof Of the Remarkable Power
of DR.. Williams Pink Pills
in This Severe Ner-
yous Disorder.

That DR.. Williams Pink Pills have
cured obstinate cases of st. Vitus'
dance, Is tho best evidence that thov
VIII cure all lesser nervous disorders.
Here is evidence that Will stand tho
rough investigation. Mrs. James viii
kle. of 7o7 Spruce Street, Cherokee,
Iowa, says
Il was of very nervous tempera.
ment even when a child. AS / grew to
glrlhood, moro and more OF the work
W our family fell to me. At the same
lline / tried to keep up my studies
IN school The strain was too great
ana at the age of fourteen had to
leave school, because Of the run down
ana nervous condition l was in.
srauualiy grew worse. becoming ex-
tremely irritable and suffering from
melancholy. 1t was first noticed that
had st. Vitus' dance when I began 70
lose control of the muscles of my
race. the disease soon spread all over
my body and my head and arms
seemed to tremble constantly.
II was in this condition for about
a year and dwindled away to almost
nothing. Finally / became SO weak
that had to stay in bed all the
time. Up to this time had been under
the care of two doctors and as I be-
came no better gave up their medicine.
After l had been in bed about two
months, my father heard about DR..
Williams Pink Pills from an old friend.
lie bought some at once and / started
using them, not expecting much benc-
Mt. noticed very soon that the pills
were helping me and that I could
sleep better. We all thought this so
wonderful that I was encouraged to
give them a good trial. / was soon
able to sleep like log and my appe-
lite became
I was sick altogether about one
and one-half years and when I began
to use DR.. Williams Pink pins T
weighed less than s5 pounds. gained
weight rapidly, while taking the pills
and weighed III pounds when stopped
using them. l was completely cured
and have never taken medicine for my
nerves since. ! feel that owe my life
TO DR.. Williams Pink Pills"
They are sold by all druggists. or
VIII be sent postpaid, on receipt OF
price, 80 cents per box: six boxes for
$3.50. by the DR.. Williams Medicine
Company, Schenectady. N. Y.
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IN MEMoRIAM

GRANrLAND.-In sad but loving re-
membrane of my dear mother, Mrs.
OLTEZERA GRANTLAND, who died
one year ago to-day, March II, 1907.
"The busy hands are folded now,
The voice we loved is stilledi
A place Is vacant In our home
Which never can be filled.
THE home is not tho same. dear
mother
Since that sad and dreary day,
When thy spirit, pure and tender.
=, Gently passed from earth away"
HER DAUGHTER.
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BODY OF AvERBUcH Is
REMOVED FROM POTrER'S FIELD

CHICAGO, ILL. March 12.-The body
of Lazarus Averbuch. who was killed
after he made an attempt to assassi
nate the police official, was removed
to-day from "Potter's Field" at
Dunning, to cemetery in the north
Jewish Free Burial Society had charge
OF the removal.
Miss Olga Averbuch sister OF the
dead man, was not present at the exhll-
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DEATHS
Especial to The Times.Dispatch.

BURRUSs.-Died. at his home near
Penola, in Caroline county. Va,
Sunday morning, March Sth. AT
WELL BURRUSS. SR., in the sew
enty-siXth year of his age,
at the residence of
her niece, Mrs. NJ. Z. Davis. 5o4 West
Clay Street, at 5 A. NJ, Wednesday,
March u. 1908. Mrs. SUE Z. G1B-
son, OF Manteo, Buckingham coun-
ty.
The remains Will be taken to
Charlotte Courthouse TO-DAY for
interment
wEsT.-Died. Thursday. March l..
1905, at 1880 A. NJ, at her residence.
17l7 Park Avenue. LILY PLEAS
ANTS WEST. wife of the late Mont
gomery West. She is survived by
one daughter, Lily Montgomery. and
two sons.
Funeral from the residence THIS
(F'riday) AFTERNOON at A o'clock.
Interment private.
Philadelphia and Washington pa
pers please copy.
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Daily Court Record
Supreme Court Of Appeals

Colonna Dry Dock Company vs. Colonna.
Fully argued by W. L. Williams for plaintiff
In error and NJ. C. Elliott and D. Tucker
81 coke for defendant in error, and sub
United.
Carr rs. Bates and Rogers Construction
Company. Argued by ]. l.. Jeffries for
plaintiff In error and Walter II. Taylor for
defendant in error. and submitted.
Southern Railway Company VS. Dawes, by,
&c. Partly argued by w. L. Williams for
plaintiff in error. and continued.
Next cases to be called: Peters Vs,
I.yuchburg Traction and Light Company:
RiC hlands OIL Company VS.. Morris; Swami
vs. Washington Southern Railway Company;
Fanshaw VS.. Norfolk and Portsmouth Trac-
ton Compuny; Epes vs.. Saunders ct al:
Stuart ct al. VS.. Hoffman & Go. ct al; Ger
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SCHOONER LEAH VIHDDON
RUNNING FOR BARBADOS

NEW ORLEANS. La, March 12.--Wlth
her thre masts broken off and the captains
wife at the wheel steering the schooner
Leah W-hlddoa, OF Barbados was sighted
on February 18th in tho Atlantic Ocean sew
eral hundred miles west of Florida by the
British steamer Mattador. which arrived
here to-day, The schooner was proceeding
under q jury rigging with the crew ali busy
making repairs. The Mattador supplied
provisions to tho Whiddnn, which had been
out thrty-e eight days from Bahia. Tho
the Mattador left her making for Barbados,
where It was expected to COMPLETE repairs.
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Mr.. olmsted: Whom did he say?"
Mr.. Hobson: II would rather not
state that unless you insist"
Mr.. Olmsted: 1--WE would like to have
you state it."
Mr.. Hobson: He said the Speaker"
Mr.. Hobson further said that Mr..
Speer had informed him that he would
have to look out for Williams" the
minority leader.
Mr.. olmsted; 1.-THE idea was that If
you secured the support of Mr.. Will
Hams they would do the rest?'
Mr.. Hobson: Yes, sir. They would
use their influence to have me placed
on the committee"
Appointed by Williams.
Mr.. Olmsted: II understand that the
naming o: the Democratic members of
the committee was left to Mr.. Williams
by the Speaker. II he was in your
favor you would not have much diff
Guilty with the Speaker
Mr.. Hobson: Il had some ideas on the
subject, except in exceptional cases.
that the Speaker would abide by the
Recommendation OF the minority lead
err"
Mr.. olmsted: you were not one of
the exceptional! cases. were you. Mr.
Hobson2"
Mr.. Hobson: 4 did not see any rea-
son why should be-
Mr. olu1sts5: You were appointed
b. The Speaker or Tic recommendation
Of III. Williams ~
Mr.. Hebron. think 50"
Ar Cliustsc- You die not renulre
Speer's aid or th4t 81 any one eiseg'
Mv. Hot,sou- -Thst il q question l
cannot answer
Mr.. olmsted. Your appointment on
the, Naval Committee was obtained in
The usual way?
Mr.. Eotson: y made an offlcial APP
pliceIon 10 Dir. Williams and TO the
Speaker, and ] think that was all.
DO not remember having urged my case
to the minority leader, and l do not
know whether any OF my friends did
So but IT was known By them general
~ that wanted that committee. I
toLd air. speer that / did not want the
influence that his company had, and I
made no promise TO support any naval
proposition he might have TO offer"
Was Classmate.
Mr.. Hobson said that he had seen
Mr. speer since this conversation oc-
CURED, and, in reply 10 a question nro.
pounded by afr. Littleton. said that he
and Speer had been classmates at An
| IL the o,,na -, nav oe'o.ssu
lre1ations had ~ 80 ~ tne navy Iheir
This ended Mr. Hobson's examination.
and Mr. Lllley was recalled He was
| ~ s..,ts ~ hr' olfnsted regarding
~ 80 t'tiieilt ne mace TO the commit
,es.i s''at "e Was oeihs shadowed by de-
- Is
mo- s w. maa very large number Of
NO., LII snauowlhs me since the resolution
man has hnen s+onains ie
| daily in this Office building and two
: more usually al tho entrances.
9 Frequently | have run into three
: here. AT the hotel thara have ra,,a,.
: been less than three ca thn bonsa
detective tells me. The detnc,ive
q stationed at the House Of pnnrnsa,,.,
tlves says there have bcnn ~ Lac ~ !.
in there | did not protest aroins, tI,is
. proceeding until they began to aha dn,,
1lNE,k+ 10.
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Wed In Washington.

SPOTSYLVANIA, VA. March Ia
Mr.. William K. Saunders, Of West vir-
ginia, and Miss Ella j. Middleton. of
Virginia. were married In Washington,
D. c.. on Tuesday last Mr.. and Mrs.
Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-13
WANTS Infornntiou

Colonel John ". Richnrdson.
Register OF the Land Office, has re-
ceived letter from william Cowan,
23 King Street. w. Berlin. Canada,
asking for information concerning two
unmarried men named McWilliams.
The letter says that when last heard
from, they advertised from Virginia to
ind their nearest relatives. This was
in 1888. The writer will be glad TO
have any Information concerning their
Whereabouts -
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to subpoena all OF the wit
nesses asked for by Mr.. Lilley.
Turner-POpc,
fsnAni,l NJ rhe ,rimAs-nlsnatnh

Special 70 The Times-D 1spatch.
NORFOLK, VA, March l2.-Miss
Ruth Frances Pope, well-known ar
list of Halifax county N. C.. and Mr..
Peyton Randolph Turner. Jr., Of New
port News, were married tonight in
the young lady's studio, Arcade Build
ing. Rev. w. NJ. Vines officiating. They
will reside In Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-13

Magdalcna Bay IN n wonderful place.
1t Is really nm inland sen, formed by Il
string of islands, of which Santa Mar
garitn, Creciente and AlnEdalenn IRE
the largest. There is good anchorage
for the whole navy, and there are
stretches of clear water further than
you can see. The city lies I'm Il hollow
of the Coast Range of Baja, Lower CAL
ifornia. and the mountains come right
down to the sea.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-13

ran National Insurance Company Vs. viz
Ninlh state Insurance Company. and city OF
tichmond VS.. perbcrton. being Nos. SO To
"a Inclusive exclusive OF 81, on argument
United States Circuit Court Of Appeals.
The United states Circuit Court of APP
ptals rcconyencd yesterday morning at II
o clock. with Circuit Judge Piitchard and
District Judge Waddill In attendance.
Tho court made an order designating the
following district Judges as members OF the
court for the May terms Hon. Edmund
Waddill Jr., OF Richmond, Va. and Hon.
Jomes u. boyd or Greensboro, N. G..
The court VIII likely adjourn to-day for
the session.
Law and Equity Court.
Case on trial of Fannie r. Noble VIZ. Wick-
lam and Northrop. receivers OF Virginia
Passenger and Power Company, &C., for
$1,000 damages for injuries received.
Judgmcnts: j. j. Tignor W. city OF Rich
nond and +. H.. Koonta vs.. city of Rich
Eion nd for $50 each. These Judgments vera
BY consent. smiih-Conrtney Company W..
Grand Laundry Company for 800,
Suit brought. Margaret l.. Tlnsley VS..
sunrcme Grand Council. /. o. st. L.. for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-13
Ion,siano Snny.n,,on

NEW ORLEANS, La. March l2-Tho
Democratic State Central Committee to-
night fixed June Sd as tho date for the State
convention to elect four delegates at large
and alterratas to the national convention
and to choose two presidential electors
The convention VIII be at Baton Rouge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-13
Szcchpnyis Leave for Howe

NICE. March 1.-THE Coun. aud coun.
tess Laszlo szeohenyi left here to-day for
their original plan OF visiting Rome. They
have lived very quietly during their stay
the lawn tennis championships OF the
riviera and luncheon party nj BeaulLeu.
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Mrs. Walter v. Dudley.

Tspecla1 TO the T1mts- D1spatch.1
NORFOLK, VA, March 12.-AIrs.
Mary Il. Dudley wife of Walter v.
Dudley, aged thirty-eight years, died
this morning at 4:4O o'clock at the fam
lily residence No. s22 Rowland Avenue.
after a brief illness. She had been III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-13
NIrs. LUCY Helyentine.

Especial TO Tho Times DIsratch.l
WINCHESTER, VA, March 12.-Mrs.
Lucy Helvestine widow of DR..
w. r. Helvestine. of Berryville, died
at her home In that place last night
aged seventy three years. One daugh-
ter. Mrs. Lucy Walker, of Charlestown
and three sons--Frank. of Roanoke:
Vernon. Of Chicago. and DR.. Warren
HelSestine, OF Clifton Forge. va,-sur-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-13
Lambrenont the Nominee

II. Lan,bremont was to day declared by The
democratic State Central Commit,ee the
neninee for Lieutenant Governor of Louis
lana. This action was based On examination
Iot the official election returns which show
ed that Mr.. Lambremont received a plural :
IT, over his opponent. j. j. Bailey, in the
recent primary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-13
EJect S.,rIy T,,a -. o.

"" ioi Otsc-
TOPEKA, KAN. March l2y-The Populis.
mass convention to-day. which was attended
BY only fifteen delegates. elected twenty.
six delegates TO the national convention at
81 Louis instructed for Thomas r. Watson
for President. and adopted a platform de
ma tIonal issues "
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[speclal to The Tlmas.plsnatch.

BUCHANAN, VA. March 12.-Mrs
Eliza Fl. DuPree. of Mill Creek. died
Saturday morning. March 7th. at the
age of aeventy-four. The funeral took
place at Ell Bethel Monday morning.
Mrs Dupree was devout member Of
the Baptist Church and an excellent
Christian woman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-13
THIS SPRING TAKE HOODS
II Will Make You Feel Rettcr, Look
Better, Eat and Sleep Retter.

Hoods sarsaparina will purify your
blood and renovate your whole system,
clear your complexion, restore your APP
petite relieve your tired fe2lyns and
Build You VI. II win increase your
power OF resistance 10 disease and give
you the best posslble preparution Tor
5thc hot, days or summer which ave SO
enervating TO the weak and rundown
As Spring MedIcine-.I hava .er
using, Hoods sarsaparina as a spring
medlGlhe Tor over ten years and never
found anything better TO purify tbc
N. y. =
Excellent Surfing MedIcine.-"I find
Hoods Sarsaparilla an exc llent sptiIg
medicine and tonic, Have used Ii as
FOUND IL satisfactoty.2~~M Mrs. G. n,
Chandler. 80 broadway, Everett. Mas.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
In usual liquid form or IN ehoeolated
tablets called sarsatabs. 100 doses. 81
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THE WEATHER

Forecast: virgin!a-Fair Friday;
Saturday increasing cloudiness; light
south winds.
North Carolina--Fair Friday and
Saturday; light variable winds.
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Mrs. LILY Pleusants West

Mrs. Lily Peasants West, widow of
Mr.. Montgomery West, died at her res :
ident. No. l7l7 Park Avenue. yester-
day morning. Mrs. Vests death came
closely after that of her daughter, Miss
Anita l.. West. who died in the Me-
mortal Hospital in February. She Is
survived by one daughter. Miss Lily
Montgomery West and two sons.
The funeral will be held this after
noon at 4 o'clock from the residence.
The interment will be private.
Mrs. Ellen III, DuPrce,
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for several months. Mrs. Dudley ID
survived by her husband and two chill
dren, George and Laura Dudley. The
funeral Will occur Sunday afternoon
from Sturgeon Memorial Church.
Mrs. #. o. Watkins.
Especial to The Times. Dlspatch.]
DANVILLE. VA, March 12.-Mrs.
Octavia Watkins. wife Of F. o. Wat
kins, died last night at her home on
Union Hill. after an Illness of several
days OF pneumonia. She leaves a hus-
band, two daughters, Mrs. Mccain and
Miss Zura Watkins: her mother. Mrs.
Rogers, of North Carolina, and sew
eral brothers and sisters. The funeral
Will be conducted from the residence
to morrow afternoon at o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-13
CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.

Richmond's weather was clear and
warm. Range OF the thermometer:
3 4; M....,...!SS g NJ 49,. g
p. .66 12 midnight. 80. AS
Average. 1-3
Highest temperature yesterday... &C
Lowest temperature yesterday. 49,. Al
Mean temperature Observation-Disclosures. 80
Normal temperature yesterday. AS
Departure from normal temperature 10
Precipitation ..............,..... IA
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OBITUARIES
Mrs. Sue Q. GIb.on.

Mrs. Sue c. Gibson. of Manteo, Buck
fngham county, died on Wednesday
morning at the home of her niece Mrs.
NJ. q. Davis. No. 504 West Clay Street
The body Will be taken to Charlotte
Courthouse to-day for internent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-13
Gregg Denies.

II had no idea of appearing AS
witness, but ] was~told that Mr. IiIlev
said that there was an attorney from
my district representing this company
mere IN Washington, That is made ont
OF tho whole cloth There Ii not n
particle 9t truth in it, In reply 10 +
question by MIR, Broussard, Mr. GregR
SAID there was no attorney named CO.
ward living IN his dlstcirt. '0Thara wao,
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,rew II. lie Is an attorney for the
Electric gont Company"
Mr. allnstcd took UP In detail the
question OF plans for the building of
subninrino boats, and drew from Mr..
t.iifoy the statement that In his opinion
both the octopus and Lake boats are
of an obsolete type
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

In usual liquid form or IN chocnlated
tablets called sarnntabs. 100 doses. al
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IMMATURE ALMANAC,

MurCn 7 q, IIUo,
HIGH TIDE.
Morning. .l:A3
Evening ...., ,,.l:6S
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PcrsOnaIn nnd HrIcfs.

Bfessrs. r. c. Broaddus and John r.
Utz. who Rave been spending a week
at the Mecklenburg, Chase City. have
returned home.
Amy. the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Cook, Is quite sick at
her home in Oak Grove.
Mr.. James Price, OF Columbia, S. c..
is visiting his sister, Mrs. NJ. B. Sta