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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-20

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-20

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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-08
BOLD THIEVES.
Bound and Gagged Mcsscn9cr and
Looted the Safe.

"Aftcr q desperate bat'la with two
robbers. the messcngc" in charge Of
the express car OF the New York st
Louis express Of the PENNSYLVANIA
road, was bound and gagged, tossed
into a corncr and left there. while
the inuudcrS looted the safe in the
car Of fonr bags Of currency and cola
and then signalled the engineer 10
stop When the train slowed down
the men jumped OF the car ard cS-
capped
I'm trying to ascertain the cause Of
the signal 10 stop, the rain crew
found the car door open aud the mes
scnpcr inside Accordng to the mes
scngcr's story he was busiIy cmgag-
ed as the train left the union station
at Pitsburg Pa, at 1915 p m,
Without warning he was attacked,
and at Carnegie. eight miles from
Pittsburg, the stop signal was given
and the mon got away.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-08
DROWNED HIGRSELF
because She Thought Shc Had Killed
Her Child.

Crazed by the thought that sho
might have accidentally killed her
son by a mistaken dose of medicine
ten months ago, Mrs. K. H. Poole
jumped in the Etowah river and
drowned herself Thursday. She lived
in Rome, Ga On "Wednesday she was
tried for lunaCy- ana found guilty.
Shc resisted going to jail and was
committed to the care Of her hus-
band during the day. While her hus-
band was not looking she slipped
away went to the river and jumped
in. 1t was found that she had tied
her own arms before jumping into
the river to prevent any efforts being
made mconsciouSly.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-08

TRAPPED BY FLAMES.
FIRE CAUSES THE LOSS OF SiX


'"''' 'op't N's'''" ny 'ic rircihch
and poy;cc--Or;uiu or ,,;,o Van,
Peculiar.
Hn e"''' o'i""'s n'ofn'hs hre III
iour-story brlck tenement at No. II
Humboldt street, q thickly populated
section Of Drool,Ivn cousod tbo do,,h
., ;,. ~
" '''c '''' 'o"' ''' '"'
u i"ur o'hcrS' Every member OF
the fanily, consisting Of IL mother
and four children. are among tho
do,d
,,
"''' "'""' 'n'luihS escapes
ny ponce ana iremcn and it was due
to their brave work that the death
list was not larger.
\ half dozen or more persons who
were trapped in the upper stories
were saved by jumping into life nets
The financial list caused by the fire
is estimated at $4,000
The fire started in tn cellar Of the
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-08
An Awful Accident .BefaIIs
Cruiser of Japanese Navy.
FEARFUL EXPLOSION
occ''rred n tic Stock Magazine While
the vessel Lay at Anchor at Ma.
k'ng' Almost the Entire Crew of
'o"hS oificcrs is believed to Have
Gone Down With Their Shin.

dSoatch from Toxic, Japan, saws
'he training cruiser Matsushima was
sunk off the Pescadorcs Island,
Thursday morning by the explosion
OF Drojectile.
ne cruisers ltsukhima and IIashi-
nalc rescued 80 of the crew
1T IS believed that over 200 officers
ana men, including the captain of the
MatsuShima are lost.
me cruiser Matsushima has dis
placement of 4.277 tons, being about
the size}and carrying practicalIy the
same armament as the United States
cluiscr olympia. Ii carried one ~
inch ana l four-nch guns.
IL was one of the older SHIPS of the
Japanese navy. having been built in
] $40 alta cost of $1,O00,OOO.
The total crew numbered 350 oni-
GERS and men.
Admiral Mospiamtsu, commander
o. the training squadron reports, chat
the explosion occurred in the stool,
magazine of the cruiser at 4:OS o'&
clock Thursday morning while the
vessel was anchored at Makana
Tho cruiser Immediately sanh until
only the bridge was visible Efforts
at rescue by boats from the cruisers
Hashidate and the Itsuk hima con-
linuod until 8 a. M, md hi men
were saved, and at that tine the ad-
mirl's report, the cadets saved num-
hored 5S out Of the complement of
800.
The sons Of Baron Chinda, vice
minister Of the foreign office, and Of
Prince 9gma, field marshal, are
among 'hefcadets who it is feared.
are loslylinlso Captains Name Yosh-
moro Rnus idsIfto >>efheS ca use Uf tie
explosion is unknown
An additional report from Admiral
commander Of the squadron, gives
the list of dead as t59; lll naving
been rescued by the crews OF other
cruisers. All offers except four went
down With the ship.
Captains Name NDShimora and
lashiro are among the drowned
The cruiser was coming to anchor
at 10 Il. m, when, with out warn
ing there was Il terrific explosion and
the cruiser foundcrcd almost immed-
atcly. II is supposed the explosion
occurred in magazine NO >
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-08
FAMOUS OUTLAW CAUGHT.
John Harper Surrounded by Large
Posse and Captured.

A special from Copper Hill, Tenn,
states that a posse of Tennessee and
Georgia, citizens and United States Of
fccrs have captured in the noun
tains OF Famin county. Tennessee,
the notorious outlaw John Hacper.
Harper murdered Allison ENGLAND
near Blue Ridge over q year ago.
He was arrested and incarccratd In
jail in Atlanta February |, l@CS,
pending his appeal TO the supreme
court for the murder Of Sheriff Keith
ol Mnlay county, Georgia in July,
1907. Rewards amounting to near
~ 5000 dollars were out for his ar
rest which was accomplished by max
ing him believe that the house in
which he was concealed was being
! burned down.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-08
NO. 10
THEY WERE HUNG
ToIand Brothers Pay Death Pen
atty for Awful Crime.
AN ORDERLY CROWD

Of About -Four Hundred Witnessed
the Execution in the Lexington Jail
Yard-Both Were Hanged Ernn.
the Same Scaflold.-Thcy Held
Firmly TO Their Former story OF
the Murder.
AT Lexington on Friday Nod and
brack Toland paid the penalty or
death for the murder OF Mrs. pouI
ELLISON on February 2G. They died
a' lew minutes past twelve o'clock.
both being hanged from the same
galloWs Il am ready to die and toll
everybody to meet me in heaven ),
were the parting words of each. tn
the last they held to their former
story OF the crime as they told II op
the witness stand at Lexington -,
March 12.
The negroes met death with scarce
ly tremor. The eyes of Brack. the
younger OF the boys, displayed n
silght motstness The cunning. in
stinctively criminal Ned shed not n
Tear and he met death with apparent
~ as little concern as IL 1t were the
most commonplace thing. The bows
stood erect while the black cans were
being adjusted and very calmly held
their heads in position for the sheriff
to arrange the ropes about. their
necks.
Ignorant, depraved, they died with
out possibly a true realization Of the
horrible and atrocious crime which
they had committed. The hundreds
who witnessed the execution from
housetops, trees, fences, etc, firmly
believed that justice was being meted
out to them, but not one would have
deigned deny them the privilege OF
feeling that 'ai is right with God"
The trap was sprung at t1.55 q.
m, and in ! minutes Neh was pro-
nounced dead and In two minutes
more the last bit Of life left the body
of Brack. They died from straneu-
lation. AS the bodies dropped they
swung around for a fe wseconds and
then all was still.
1t was thought that Brack was kill
ed instantly, his body hanging per-
fectly motionless, with not q twich
Of the hands or feet. Ncd's feet and
hands drew up and relaxed repeatedly
and he died with a struggle. Fun
six minutes had elapsed when Brack
showed signs Of life and then his fin
gers began to twitch and once or
twice his feet drew up before his
body again became motionleSs.
Dr. T.. P Derrick, country physi-
clan, Or, j. P Drafts Of Barre Dr.
l.. b. Etheridgc of i.eesville and DR..
II. Il. Mcthias OF lrmo, constantly cX-
amincd the bodies at at 1906 Ned
was pronounced dead. At 1908
Brack was pronounced dead They
were allowed to remain suspended in
The air until l2.20, when both bodies
were cut down and placed lin chaap
pine collins furnished by the county.
No one claimed the bodies and at {
O'Clock sheriff Corlcy turned them
over to MIR. b. ID. Clark, coroner. and
Mn. Geo. II. Koon county supervisor.
and they We're taken TO the rottcrs'
field and buried without ceremony.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-08
THREE SAFES BLOWN.


Safe robbers visited Ilartwell, Ga.
about one O'Clock Thursday morning
The postofiicc was opened and robbed
Of $50 in money and about $1,000 in
stamps None OF the mails were were
molestcd The safe was blown open
with nitro glycerinc. The Southern
express Office was also visited and the
safes blown The express money or
dcrs were toSstd about the place. II
is believed about $500 was secured
there
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-08
MANY LIVES LOST
In a Most Destructive Hotel Fire
at Fort Wayne, Ind.
NUMBER OF MISSING.

The Burning of the Register Renders
IN Accurate Est innate of FntiIitics
Impossiblc--Thc Fire Was Dlscov-
cred at iIalf-Past Three O'Clock
Sunday Morning in the Elevator
Shaft
AT least 2 persons lost their lives
in fire which destroyed the New
Aveline hotel at Fort Wayne. Ind,
early Sunday morning The entire
;Minterior Of the building is smould-
"ering heap OF ruins and how many
dead are concealed by the debris can
only be conjcctured. The hotel reg
lister was consumed by the fire and
there is no accurate means Of de-
ternining who is missing.
Aa Charred wood, bricks and twisted
Sirders are piled up betM ccn the walls
to the second story Piece by piece
this must be removed before the roll
of the dead can be completed some
OF the bodies taken out are manglcd
and charred beyond recognition.
The fire was discovered at $3.50
Sunday morning in the elevator shaft
by Night Clerk Ralph Pipins lie
rushed to the upper floors, alarming
the guests until the flames, which had
spread with great rapidity, drove
them back. His efforts, howcve' :,
saved many lives.
The hotel was erected half q con
tuly ago and the wood work was dry
as tinder. Within a few minutes from
the time the fire WAS discovered the
whole interior was a mass Of flames
and the only aVoure Of escape was
by the windows.
The fire department rescued many
OF the guests by means Of ladders,
( but some, frenzied by the rush Of
flames, learaA F'nn windows to the
street.
r. S. Johnson. Of Pana, H., jump
ed from the fifth story. His body
struck balcony and bounded far in
to the street He died short time
l21er.
AS the flames increased men and
women We're seen in the windows OF
their rooms imploring help. Some
did not wait for The assistance Of the
1iremen and lcApcd TO the street
Those who left their rooms before the
flames cut OFF their retreat were able
to make their way to tile fire escape
and were saved
That there are several bodies in
4, - Of
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-08
WEIRD THINGS
ARE TOLD ABOUT TUE DOINGs on,
SOME FANATICS.
TWO Followers Of "UnIlnown Tonouo"
VIII BE Arraigncd on Charge of
Liinacy in Pike County. On.

L'inacy in Pike County, Ga.
Ihere have been some sensational
developments in Pike County, Ga. re-
cenlly with reference to a reJipjoue
sect which has been operating for the
past several years through that sec
ton. Vega, in Pike county being the
central points of operations. A lot q,
thcsc people have been acting So
strangely that they have been severe
~ criticised, and in fact, in a mum
DER or instances their conduct has
nech such, it is claimed that il has
become Objectionable to the commun-
| ]ity
Last summer they ran camu
iheeilhS at Vega, which became SO no
'orlus that people from the entire
surrounding country nockcd there to
witness the performances. The lead
crS Claimed to have received miracu-
lous power, and to have a special
iaVor called the unknown tongue" !"
"hlch consisted Of such an alleged
JaDDef1ng as was probably uever be.
lore witnessed, unitelligible to ordi-
nary begins but clearly understood as
they claimed by all the followers of
con,n e.,
wonld on &c .ouo ~, 10
IN u,h,oI' 'ao9 iihe slatc'
for h,,,,, -, ~ "o"'u ie'i'a' IL
woo,,, CIV a. LINES
worI,, soe "i 'heih
ehoutina n,,, CIV "oous'
noiohha,,. "n''i 'h,
ana ~ '"' 'e'
frigbtoro, T., ~ t, in"oi
eont,tiyo. &c tI,. -, ~. ~ 9
oIino t,,o oo,,,,t,,,, ,,. "a,
Which to ast.h,ish ee anans', "n' ~
NJ Voc, ,nd =, ,anao s., p no'''o
had heen nroctaa v,hana '.o,.,,', o'i'oi,7 ',,,,
dron nod hoon oa',,oatn,s '.i''~
Thic oonditio,, oo,,ti,,,
pike Coun+v orond i,,,,,, ~"
weol,s 400 r,hon oa,t,;, W.
tl,e counfv wont hoforo ~ ,,.,.1,.
asked reliar ~ nc honas -
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-08
AS III BY MAGIC.
Blind and Deaf Man Has His Hearing
and Sight Restored.

At Chicago supposed deaf and
blind mandicant, who had been ar.
rested was fined $50 and costs by
Judge Wells. AS if by magic the
mans hearing and eycsight were re-
stored and he took $50 from one OF
his pockets and counted out the a
mount OF the line, He was then
searched by the police and bank
book showing n deposit Of $l,452 was
found "You won't need these cards
which tell Of your lost hearing and
poor cysight since both have been
restored the court remarked, and
, the pasteboard was destroyed
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-08

Nominatc.-Thcy Say All states
Should Send Instructed Delegates
Tor Bryan to tho Democratic Con
vcntion AT Denver
We want YOU to tell the Demo
Gratis OF South Carolina that, with
one exception. there is not a Demo-
cratic congressman, VINO represents a
! douDtlul district west OF the Ale
| ShanN mountains who does not feel
that the defeat OF bryan at the Den
yer convention would imperil Demo
cratic success i'm his district. We
want the aid OF the South to preserve
our political lives, and we do not
want the democrats to wait till the
Denver convention but to express
| themselves now in no uncertain terms
by inStructing their delegates for
HIryan
| II BrNan is tie nominee, then We
Will certainly return to congress and
other doubtful districts in our States
now represented by Republicans will
send Democrats. If Bryan is defeat
y" ~ WV MANY OIL us
| Will as certainly he defeated. we
keep in close touch with the senti-
ment in our districts. as we have to,
and tbs is our deliberate Judgment
| Tbs is what Judge ID. w. Shaclllc-
ford, congressman from Missouri,
said to Mr. Iack McGhee, the Wash
mgton correspondent Of The state
one day last week, to which there was
hearty and unanimous agreement at
| an informal conference Mr. McGkee
| held with Democratic congressman
| from the Middle West tSatrS at Con-
grnSs hall. Therr were pres ssnt be
sides Judge Shacklcford, McSSTs
Hamilton of Iowa, Murphy of Wscon.
diQna, Ashhrook Of Ohio, and Kimball
| Of Kentucky.
Mir. McGhcc had talked in tho AZ
tcrnoon also with M"SsrS Dcnver of
Ohio, and Dixon and Rauch OF m
diana They arc all OF ono accl rd
and without reserve I'm declaring that
the dcfcat of Bryan at DcnVer, if
| lanNhing should bring about such an
unexpected possibility, would mean
disaster to Democratic HOPES not only
| for the presidential and G mgrCSSinnal
| tickets but for all local tir,;rtS. NnG
| they each assure him thai lhs is th'
Wow entertained by all th" Dcmo"Hat
ic congressman in The States OF the
Middle West with the single cNccp
tion OF Mr.. Hammond Of M;nncsUtu.
who thinks that JoNnson would bo
stronger in Minnesota thm Hrym
|
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-05-08
FAVOR BRYAN.
congressman in Doubtful States
Declare That He Would
ENTHUSE THE PEOPLE

And Poll More Votes Than Any Other
Candidate the Democrats Could
Nominatc.-rhcy Say All states
Should Send Instructed Delegates
for Bryan to the Democratic Con.
vcntion at Denver.
The new South-news., 1908-06-20

There il no doubt IN cur mind
but the only purpose ;he eastern
corporation dem rcr,'s have N boos-
I~g ,nhp>ou If Minnesota, as a
presidential candidate. IS to try and
dead lock the convention at Denver
between Brvan and Johnson. so as
to force the convention 10 take up
au outside man. perchsnce cor
poration man.
They 10 ncr want johnson any
more than tnev co Krvsn. John.
sons administration as governor Of
Minnesota. has been IN line with
BRYAN policies oil The while. and
he has succeed we'll ia putting these
policies into operation. We d. not
believe that when IL comes to a
show q. wn. that Johns ~ viii pe y
party t. their schemes hn- Will
throw his STATE - Brrar A. s,,s
proper -,rle
The new South-news., 1908-06-20
BIG 18th JULY
CELEBRATION
AT ELLISVIllE
STANDING COMMITTEES On
Attn OF July Celebration
at Filisv!lIc

The following IL a let Of the com
miiiecs appointed AZ the ciii1en'~
meeting held ihi- week for the
Fonfih O.. luiy celebration.
Finance Joe B Cough, -. =.
Fridge u, *. collin-, "a. W. HYDE.
John Hand.
Advertisement VI. Arnold. II.
;. Tucker. Joe y Cough, }. ! Par
krr.
Music aud tniertainment- W. J.
Pack. N :. White. n. T.. Cough.
Bali Game--F. l. Bynum. 4. X.
Moody, a. X. Fimm-, Dallas A.
.ton.
Rates aud Transporiaiion-B. r
Fridge, e. n. Elhs.
Dinner and Refreshmcni--L. ".
Rnfin G. T. Williams. W NJ. Lewis
B. uuao-e WIS appointed chair.
man OF commiiiee 10 look after bar.
bccned meats.
Masonic Lodge Committee. W.
| V. Walters, ~. y Montgomery. l.
A Busby. A. u. Jordan, J, w Jor'
dan. ". n. Powell, NJ, q. Turner
". J. Pack. }. /. Taylor
~. % w Committee J " Bur
deu. J N Devnil, Joe inne, v.
Murphy. g. IS. C0ipfr-,
j q. oi a. NJ. Committee J
Jones. o J.. Maxwell, Dennis Jor'
dan
/ O. q. z. Committee B. i.
Fridge, A. n. Moody a. 7 Whit
ucy.
Quite large committee was ap'
pointed from the surrounding conn.
try.
Alta meeting Of the several com
mitire- the following order wa-
passcd:-W. V. Walters, general
chairman; ". J. Pack, secretary; J.
+. TAYLOR. assistant secretary J. B
Cough, treasurer.
-. DuBose was selected 10 CO.
work with the chairman, and com
mittresto secure grounds etc.
Special committees for arranginl
grounds and tables, -. n. Collins
J. ]. Jone-, +. W Burdeu, j W De
, vail, NJ q Turner.
Committee on program Tor III
!, day. w J Pack. NJ. q. Turner, 4
/, ~. Jordan.
Zach chairman In the country ar
requested to appoint two or tire
Indies in their neig hborhoods I
canvass same and urge all to hrinl
baskets etc.
Persons bringing takets, boxes
| requested TO pat their names there
on for Identification. and turn then
over TO proper committees.
Full program for the day viii h'
published later
Remember that everybody IL IN
vi,ed, everything free and every
body guaranteed good time.
W ]. PACK ". V. WALTERS,
Gen Secty, Gen. Chairman
The new South-news., 1908-06-20

presume that IL - pretty gener-
ally known that our schools for the
simmer term will he cut short one
month. those scso0ls That have
only one month remaining from The
wioter term will not be r'-openro
this scholastic yenr. schools hay
ing three, four and six months NAV
he re-opencd Mt any tine but viii
be cot tA1r, one month In other
words. all such schools will run on
ly 'wo, three aud five months re.
spec,ivelv. There are about fifteen
schools having two months left over
from the winter term. These may
be re- opened but VIII continue ONLY
one month. | earnestly hope that
this e.Ass will reopen about Sep'em
bsp eNA, 20 shAs snere ussr be- sever
year.
hope that my position Is clear on
shpv tening the summer term Of the
schools. A lack Of funds. So |
have deemed 10 best. rather than re
ducc tho salary Of teachers TO "star.
walton rates. TO shorten the term
and retain in measure the wage
nc lle already fixed. behve this
course will have a more wholesome
effect upon nll the schools and thus
avoid decentralization in the ranks
Of the 10 aching force hereafter.
am nsking the Board OF Super
v,sors for an additional ad valorem
tax OF one-halt mill that our hnan-
oes may be- in better shape another
year. without this additional lew
wc oaunot have more than five
months school next year. We can
not sfYord 10 20 backward. We
must 20 forward, 50 the mex. tax
Ia u necessity.
In doing this have decided no
70 ask for a levy for our Agricul.
tura. High School. l have though
IL best to strengthen our commo
schools that we may build NOR
intelligcntly the High School. Bu
have not ceased to urge the hnl
establishment of such school.
am only hoping that the peop
through the Board Of supervise
may soc their way more clearl
another year and establish scna
that will b. the ~ ide of all the CT
M - Jones County,
I. n. WALpkUP
Surt Education.
The new South-news., 1908-06-20
DEMOCRATIC
STATE
CONVENTION

TIE Democratic sac Convention
mold NJ jackson. This week. was
composed of prominent democrats
from oil over the stat. Hrmony
prevailed throughout iis dolibera-
iions. The Delegates 20 Denver,
were instructed b. vote FOR W. j.
BRYAN. Delegates at large are
John SharDa Wil'1ms j Nc
Iaurir. u +. Noel = % j. nsip'.
.K. Vsrdaman and kobf LOWRY
The new South-news., 1908-06-20

A Bad Back is Always Worse Du-
ring Wet or Chaneable
Weather

l. your back like a barome'erf
Does it foretell every Grange of
weather.
Does every cold settle on your
kidney-f
Bring aching. thtobing painsf
Does i, disorder the urine?
The Kidneys are calling for help
Use poan's Kidney Pills.
A Go--ette. OF sl1 Grand Avenue,
Meridian, Niss., says Ny wife had
suffered considerably with kidney
disea-t aud pain-,in hack apd ioins
Cold which settled IN her kidneys
MAS the starting point of the troub-
lie. at first she thought it would pass
away but instead IL grew worse. !
had heard a great deal about Do
ans Kidney Pills aud when she be-
came so bad, | got her box aud
she commenced taking them. They
acted quickly aud thoroughly for
by the time she had taken three
boxes. she was we'll as ever. new.
er here her complain of headache
pains IN back and kidneys any
more. Her health j. good and
can say truthfully that Doan''
Kiancy Pills helped her when 9th
remedies had no effect My wifi
and ! have both recommended then
to friends of ours and all speal
very highly of them.'
For sale by all dealers. Price soc
FoS;cr- Nilhurn Co. Bnffaio. NeS
York, soc agents for tie Unite
States
R.mem her the name Doan.s
aud take no other.
The new South-news., 1908-06-20

Notice is hereby given that the
Socialist party of Jones county, will
NEE; IN conventian in Elhsville Mise.
on Saturday June the nth 1905. for
the purpose Of electing delegates to
the State Convention This June
18th. 1908, {. w. BAILlS.
Esta buchie. Mise.
The new South-news., 1908-06-20

II is xaid. and we have not heard
IL ccntrxdicsed. that New York city
a the wicksdeet city IN Americe,
With Chicago second. aud New Or
iAoGH 4 c.Nse third.
The new South-news., 1908-06-20

Old confeds. from this ssc.,ou
attended the r, union ~ B.rm;nShs n
pror oauce ~ ,hs bes' ,hev yer A.
tended. The rexs unior goes 20
Memphis, Tenn.
The new South-news., 1908-06-20

Hon. Earl Brewer, wss gwen The
h,sss~s ovation of any Other 4snte-
man. when called uron - make =
pr<.rh a. 'h~ S'''s p-m 'cTa'ic ,'n-
v.,,,,n lsf, W's'n"~'lar. X 80
>crr eyes M Brew-', three >rs's
from noe.
The new South-news., 1908-06-20

John { Street OF Lumhertop, was
selected democratic elector for this
district " the state convention at
JacksOa. " 9dresiav
The new South-news., 1908-06-20

As straight ir- is the shortest
dist,nc. between two points, ~ is
ADVERTISING the shortest cnt 10 busl-
ness success.