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The Monticellonian., 1908-03-26
State Capital Notes

Acquisition Made For New Equipment.
 Governor Pindall has filed formal acquisition with the United States War Department for a complete new supply Of arms and ammunition for the Arkansas National Guard He asks for foo of the latest modelled rifles that are now being issued by the War Department and 25,00o rounds of ammunition. The requisition was made al the request ef the War De partment, the Arkansas National Guard having just received q commuu- ication from that department asking that the governor notify the depart and how much ammunition the state militia would need. stating that the number of guns ordered and the amount of ammunition wanted would be supplied the guard at once. The guns now held by the state guard will be turned back to the department when the new arms are secured The new gun is Springfield weapon. with slightly shorter barrel than the guns now used. and with wood base underneath the barrel that extends further out toward the end of the bar rel than the present gun. The new ammunition will be ball cartridges. The new guns and ammunition will be used at the annual target practice of the Arkansas National Guard, ar engagements for the holding of which are now under way. The practice will be at Fort Smith, and Adjutant Gen eral Paul Little is now busily engaged in completing arrangements for secur- ing the ground and attending to other details
The Monticellonian., 1908-03-26
A REMARKABLE MAN.
Active and Bright, Though Almost a
 Centenarian.

Shepard Kollock. of Al Wallace St, Red Bank, N. J, is a remarkable man
The Monticellonian., 1908-03-26
Bound Over To Grand Jury.

The preliminary trial of Etta Baker, the negress who is charged with kill ing her husband recently near Scott's Crossing, was held yesterday before Justice of the Peace A. w. Hicks of Scott's Crossing She was bound over to the Grand Jury and taken back to the Pulaski county jail
The Monticellonian., 1908-03-26
Drive For Historical Essay

The Woman's Literary Club of Van 9uren has decided to offer a prize of 5 to the high school pupil preparing be best historical essay OH "Arkan- as During the Civil War"
 Earl Roundtree. 21 years of age, n run over and killed by train at n0bel about six miles south of Corn With his wife and child, he was lM1ing on side track waiting for jo0thbound train on which his moth VII to arrive. He was struck by tf0lu which was switching on the t1ock The noise of the other i'm pfevented him from hearing the lr0qching train. His mother alight- iron the incoming train just as he run Rover, and the accident was nesoe6 by her, as well as by his and child.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
FROM HEARST
Would Remove l;b.| Suit to he
Federal Tribunal.
DOUBTS RIGHT Of SIsIl COURTS
Request Alleges That as the Parties
to Suit Reside In States Other Than
Nebraska, Proper Cause for Federal
Court.
fBv Associated Pr"SS.)


OMAHA. NEB.. Nov. "a petition
signed by W. X Hearst before nota-
~ pubic in New York and asking
that the 100000 libel suit filed by
Governor Haskell OF Oklahoma.
against Mr.. Hearst III thu state court
Of Ne braska. in Omaha, be transfer
red to the Federal court was filed
h2re today by }. W. Battin, Mt.
Eearst's local attorney.
The basis of the petition is that as
the parties TO the sui, RESIDE in a
state other than Nebraska. the case
canaot be tried in a state court.
A legal question is involved in this
as to whether such case can be
transferryd to the Federal court.
E. P. Smith. local attorney for Gov
ernor Haskell. said tOaGy:
I'D rather try the case in a Fed
eral court, if il has jurisdiction. for
the reason that the state laws OF Ne
braska do not allow any punitive
damages. and the Federal court does.
Half the amount we are suing for.
100000. represents punitive dam
ages"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
Reports Indicate That balh Parties
Ire Generally Holding
Their tw,.
SPEAKER clnxon IS EtlEcID
MANY Familiar Faces viii % Seen
In New Houss, including Presid'n0
Officers Trusty Lieutenants-eoen
Parties Anxiousiy Watch Returns
from Middle West.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Nov. AT 1850
O'Clock returns had BEEN received
frcm 316 Congress! onal districts out
OF n total OF 39l In the country. VI
this the Republicans had lit. the
Democrats 1873; II were doubtful ana
from "a districts no accurate returns
haAsbeen received.
On this showing the Republican
party at this hour lack 10 votes OF be-
ing able to control the House.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. up
to midnight definite reports have
reen received from 207 Congressional
districts out OF total OF 3S1. VI
these l19 showed the election OF Re.
publicans. and IS the election Of Dem
ocrats
In the lis, there were only two
changes in political complexion, ana
both were favorable to the Repubt-
cans.
Reports indicate both parties arc
generally holding their own. Both
parties have been counting anxioualg
upon gains FROM the doubtful dir
tricts OF Chic. Illinois, Indiana -
souri, &nd other Aiseieatnp3 yesag
states. but the rsturn6 have ~ -
failed 70 throw much Ilehk - "a. go
kxsusieua1 ,s)taett e9 IL thu NV s. 4
faAAv kai1 " t6eee.
There Will. be mary fAmllta 1seole
m me new Congress Including Hpeo0
Cannon ana his c-,ief ueufenaufh
Msssrs. Payne, Dalsell. Tawney, rs
Cali OF Massachusetts, and BarthOeoe
of Missouri. There was especially
vigorous opposition to Messrs. Can
non. Tawney and Dalzeii, but
they are all reported as vtcto-
rious. Buxton. Of Ohio. was re-elected.
On the Democrats Champ Clark ana
, DeArmond. Of Missouri. Clayton, q
Alabama. Rainey Of Illinois; Wilo
James. of Kentucky. Ransden Of Low
. isiana. Francis Burton Harrison anu
/ Fitzgerald Of New York, are OIL GER
tainly retained.
Williams viii be Missed
| For the first time for sixteen years
the Sth Mississippi district will be
represented BY another than iona
SHARP Williams for several years pest
. Democratic leader on the floor Of the
House of Representatives. He failed
, to seek a denomination, and II 10 Ere
sumcd that he will be succeeded IN
leadership by MIR. Clark. Of Missouri.
Likewise Bourke Cochran gives way
to Michael F. Conry. Who Is also .
Democrat. Charles 8. Millingfou, Ne
publican will succeed Mr.. Taft's run
ming mate. Mr.. Sherman. as repres0u-
tative OF the iwenty-seventh New
York district. John Wesley Gaines
of Tennessee, will be succeeded BY
! Joseph W. Byrnes. another Democrat
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
REPUBLICANS PROBABLY
CARRY INPIAMA FOR TAFT
But Democratic Candidate for Cover.
nor Was Leading When Latest
Reports Rscsiyed.
fBy AssocIated Pfeesl

INDIANAPOLIS, md. Sev. -
Early returns from to3ayss elecien
in Indiana Indicate that William II.
Taft carried the State by from 5000
to $4,000 plurality. The returns are
mostly from cities and towns and later
reports may increase his plurality.
Thomas r. Marshall. Democratic
candidate for governor at ~ O'CLOCK
was leading his Republican opponent
James Watson. by 1000 votes.
The Republican State committee
says the votes in rural districts Will
overcome this lead.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
OHIO IN TAFT COLUMN
BY LARGE.M4JoRITY
Returns Are Measre But Ind cate Re-
publican Plurality Of One
Hundred Thousand.

CINCINNATI. o.. Nov 3 Not
outstanding the meagreneGs of the
early returns from Ohio. they seemed
to give fair indication of the result.
although positive statement CT the
plurality was impossible.
All sections Of the State. both city
and country. are included in the first
returns, and the same ratio continued
which gave a plurality for Tat for
President in his home State Of from
100 600 up. Cleveland Cincinnati, To-
ledo and Dayton are included in the
first reports and in all, the Taft vote
was very heavy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
a.Jos|TY SHALL II The Fifth
Bryan Gets Large Majority In Rich
mond-Race in Fifth District IL
Close, But Saunders Probably Has
Majority Of from Six to Eight Hun
dred-Heavy Vote.
(I,y Associated Press).

RICHMOND. VA. Nov. 3. --Rryan 3
estimated ma jority In this State on
incomplete returns Is 10000. Saun-
dcrs. Democrat, has carried the Fifth
district by from GOO to 500.
Slemp. Republican. carried the
Ninth by about 5000
All c: III" other Democratic caudi-
dates are elected.
Ncrf2lk county, Bryan 1S2; Tart
G.Y. Norfolk city complete. Bryan
c.390 Taft 99l.
Evening Journal estimates Bryan's
plurality .5,oo7 10 2S.Aoc.
Sltmp Is reelected to Congress IN
the Ninth district.
In Richmond city Bryan apr: Taft
l.l45; Lamb. Democrat for Ccae:Iss,
4.5ln: Luce. Republican. 9Sl.
Reports from Is out of 100 counties
indicate substantial gains, hut reduced
majorities. Slemp. Republican, has
won in the Ninth district.
In th9 Ninth.
ROANOKE. VA. Ninth district Nir-
.ginia's only Republican DISTRICT
shows following majorities for. saemp.
Republican,. Qxen&s Rxan--sNoaaanEAk:
Smyth county 449: Pulaski county
100: wythe county 500. Roanoke
city gives Bryan and Kern soc f!uralt'
~.
Giles county gives 100 majority for
Byars over Slemp
Prince William County.
MANASSAS. VA. Nov. 3 Thir
teen out Of 16 precincts in Prince
william county gives Bryan GIG: TAFT
176. Carlln. Democrat for Congress
ITO: Gregg. Republican i22. Inc
other three precincts estimated give
Bryan g.: Carlin G2 and Taft and
Gregg each Is.
This county in 1904 gave Parker
80; Roosevelt: "a.
!: Fifth District.
DANEHLE. VA. Nov. :. - The re
suit in the Fifth district will BE- very
close. the democrats will win only
by a majority OF several hundred
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
SITUATION IN CONGRESS
RADICALLY CHANGED

Daayille gave Bryan and Saunders
maiorities of 500. while from precincts
heard from the majority in the ccun-
" will be seven hundred. Graysoh.
Carroll and Patrick counties are yet
to be heard from. but are conceded
to the Republicans.
ROANOKE. VA. Nov. }. - Re-
turns from all precincts in Henry
county (Fifth district. except one
gives Saunders. Democrat for Con-
gress, 40 majority over Parsons. Re-
publican,
Sixth District.
LYNCHBl'RG. VA, Nov. ). Four
teen cut OF IS precincts In Campbeli
county gives bryan $40; TAFT l4o;
Glass. Democrat for Congress o5';
Hartman. Republican lis. The city
of Lynchhurg vote was: Bryan &c.:
Taft i73: Chatin "A: Debs I.
Congressman Carter Glass. Demo
crat. estimates his plurality over
Hartman. Republican for Congress
from the Sixth Virginia district AZ
at least 4,G1O. His majority In 1904
was 4 800.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
Slemp Leader Arrested.

BRISTOL, VA, Nov. 2, - On a
warrant issued by Mayor Rice. NJ r.
Power, Il prominent Slemp leader. has
lust been arrested for alleged eleceien
hoo,lling. Power has offered to give
bond, bu, is silll In the custody OF
the officers.
Rrvau's friends claim Wholesale
hoodling and the part of the Repnbl''
cans
Repcrts from ovet the Ninth dis
trict are to the effect that heavy
vote is being cast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
NEWS OF THIRD DEFEAT
I,ual Gets Returns Fem Election
al Ills Home.
xls CONFIDENT 70 VERY l1sI
No Statement to Give out Last Night
Felt Great Interest In Figures from
New York State-Gets Encourage
ment from Lamb.

FAlRNlEW LlNCoi.N, NEB.. NV =
3.-Wiliam J. BRYAN tonight receive
At his home. "Fairriew" the returns
which early told him that for the third
1'nr he had been defeated In the am
bi;ion q his life. Confident Of VIC
to.y to the very last he Yves not pre-
par; 10 believe that his cause wa
lost un,il the nluralitlcsi OF his Re
ruhlicau oppoEcnt piled up in such
PROPORTIONS a. to leave TO room lot
doubt;
SPECIAL Interest in New York.
When lh,' early returns cane Ill.
he MAD. particular inquiries regard
Ing III, state Of New Yorh. and found
rpch encouragement in the gains ne
was making upstate over the Demo-
cratic vote Of 1904. but as the fgures
continued to be received. he relied on
Gre alter New York to oHsetsthe heaVy
Taft vote above the Harlem river.
Even ii that he was bitterly disap-
pointed. ard he soon realized the state
was hopelessly gone and with It MS
prospects of being elected.
Encouraged by Managers.
According to the predicti0as Of his
managers. he was Leo to. believe that
he would be elected without the aid
of the Empire State, and he turned
his inquiries toward Ohio and lndi-
ana The heavy Democratic gain in
the Thirteenth Ohio district was a
source of interest to him in that 1t
Indicated that the prophecy that ONO
would go Democratic would be full
filled. He also got much comfort out
of telegram from John f. Lamb.
member of the advisory committee
from Indiana. stating that the indfca-
tons were that Indiana was probabi:
Democratic and derived a good deal OF
satisfaction in the fact that his cwn
precinct had gwen him a handsome
majority and in the reports that nc
again would carry his state.
No Statement At Present.
After nearly three hours spent In
his library Mr.. Bryan came upstairs
and talked 10 the newspaper men anu
F~nn,;nuoa m Third p,Ccl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04

y nv
the drift in his favor below the
Bronx had begun to make Itself iclt
Republican Slump in West.
Some OF the figures relating 70 the
Republican slump in States regarded
as certainly Republican are little shor:
of amazing. Pennsylvania immense
plurality of over 100000 four years
ago has been cut in two. 1t gave
Roosevelt 100000 in 1904. but has
gone for Taft by 10000. The highest
claim of the Republicans OF Indiana
is 5000. agains: approximately 49,
900. Iowa which gave Mr.. Roosevelt
$4,000 plurality in 1904. has dropped
down to about 10000 for Mr.. Taft.
The return of Missouri to the Demo
cracy on the Republican ticket wiped
out a Republican plurality of $4,000
four years ago.
Maryland and West Virginia are
confidently claimed by the Republl-
cans but the returns are too meagre
to Justify a classification Of either
State.
Massachusetts. New York and New
Jersey were striking exceptions to the
general reduced Republican pluraE-
ties.
Democratic Shrinkase in South.
There has beer a shrinkage of the
Democratic vote in several of the
Southern states. notably in Virginia
and North Carolina
Mr.. Taft has carried Wisconsin by
4 plurality estimated al $1,000, ken-
lucky has gone for Mr.. Bryan
by about 5000. Representative
Cowherd has been elected governor OF
Missouri. by about 10000 over Hadley.
Republican. Governor johnson. OF
Montana has been elected governor
of that State for third term.
although the State has gone safely
for Mr.. Taft.
The voting throughout the country
has been exceptionally high. favora
BILE weather conditions bringing out
the country voters. Mr.. Taft carried
practically every so-called doubtful
State. except Nebraska. where the in
dications point to a Democratic vic
tory. Mr. Bryan has carried Nevarda
and Montana in addition to the Solid
South, which includes Missouri.
Returns from Colorado and Mary
land are too meagre 20 form any de-
finite conclusion as 70 ultimate align
ment
The indications are that the follow
ing votes will be cast in the electoral
college for Taft: California 10: Idaho
.: Illinois 81: Delaware ?: Kansas 10:
Maine s: Maryland 8: Massachusetts
Is: Michigan -: Minnesota II: New
Hampshire 4: New Jersey II: New
York 80: North Dakota 4: Ohio %;
Oregon 4: Pennsylvania "a; Rhode
Island 4: South Dakota &: Utah );
Vermont 4: Washington ): Wes: Viz
sinia :: Wisconsin l3: Wyoming ).
To;Al COS.
Cannon Reelected.
DANVII.LE. ILLS. Nov. ,. -JoScph
Cannon has been reelected to Con-
yrcss b. a majority Of 5000. The
rctHrrS a-S lncOnpf"te DIV eHocSH "
them have becn received 20 show 'ha-
he will receive his normal vote
throughout the district. In this city.
g GU. Of 70 precincts give Cannon
majority Of Las. This is an increase
Of about 100 votes in the same pro
tincts over his majority Of two years
ago
Baltimore and Maryland.
BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. :. -i2'
city precincts out Of 32I give Taft
majority CT I.i25. II the Eastern
and Southern sections of the CITY
Bryan's vote is running nearly 20 pc
cent ahead OF that poilcd by Cover
Tot crothcrs. tao years ago. when he
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
ACTRESS COMMITS SUICIDE.
Actress Kills kterseif When SpurWea
BY Man She Loves.
tBy Associated Press

ALAMEDA. CAL. Nov. 3.-Nss
Ida Reamer. an actress. said to De
long to a wealthy family In Pennsyf
yania. died yesterday at q sanstartum
in Alameda from the effects q IN
overdose OF morphine. The police -
Iieye the woman committed suicide
over a love affair.
II Is generally believed that Mtsa.
Reamer. who recently came TO san
Francisco with q comic opera com
peav from Chicago. was tnfatusteo
with a young man Of this city. AID
that she was c1gaged TO wed BIN,
Three days ago she received . mes-
sage from him that all was At IN enc
between them. Later she receives oy
message presents which she kad gsv.
On to her bctrothed. Since then sne
became Respondent. and admitted
that there vas nothing more In life
for her.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04

4-GENERAL ELECTION RETURNS FROM
THROUGHOUT THE UNITED RECEIVED TO AN EARLY
HOUR THIS MORNING, THE FOIL OWING RESULTS:
OHIO HAS BEEN ELECTED PRESIDENT
WITH 2se VOTES SECURE PRACTICALLY NO
CHANGE IS INDICATED IN COMPLEXION THE NATIONAL
HOUSE or SENATE WILL
RETAIN It's REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
REPUBLICAN PARTY WINS ANOTHER
SWEEPING VICTORY IN COUNTRY
Returns Show Sinking Republican Gains
in Eastern States and S|umps in
:. the Middle West.
MANY OF THE STATES YET IN DOUBT

indications Are That Indiana, Ohio. Michigan, Minnesota and
West Virginia, While for Taft Have Elected Democratic
Goyernors-Greafer New York Gives Repubh-
can PIursiiy-7affs Msjorities in Ohio, Indi
ana and West Virginia Shrink.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
Nevarda for Bryan.

iBy Associated Prcss)
RENO. NEW. Nov. ,. - Indications
nj 1:3O O'Clock are that Bryan Will
carry Nevada by usual majority.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
(By Associated Press).

CINCINNATI. OHIO. Nov. s.-Saiiy
Preston captured the feature event. 2
mile and seventy yards handicap o
LstonIa today. Alfred GOT the pseee
by a nose. -Four favoritcs won. n
napcier took the last rsce tn . drive
from the heavily played favorsie
Hughes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04

CONTINUED on Fifth PagcJ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published IN
Newport News that receives the
fuh news service Of the Asse-
eIated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04

Continued on Third Page.)
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-25
diamonds Harder Than Steel.

The dlamonu is the hardest MIN
eral in existence Although metal
tantalum, used for. electric lamp HI
un,euts comes very neal 1t. Aithou 5h
SO hard. the diamond Is very brittle,
Sc that I sharp blow will often trac-
ture 1t. But Sir William CTookes
who nas devoted much time during
many yeurs to the scientific study or
the diamond. has shown that II a
good oae is placed between the steel
Jaws OF a hydraulic press. and the
pressure is applied without jerk. so
as TO avoid fracture due TO brittle
ness, the Jaws may be made 70 meet
without the slightest injury to>eSen
the edges of the diamond the hard
5 eel closing around 1t and taking an
impression OF the much, harder dia-:
moud just. like so .m.uch'-wax: THIS
experiment. no doubt in the: han nds
Of skilled scientist would be all
right. out we would not advise read
ers to try 1t on with their diamond
rings.-Tit Bits. =.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-25
Whut He Was Waiting For


A mysterious stranger with lower
ed urow and menacing glare stood
asopyslde' one OF the shoemakinl ex-
hlbis:in u department store and
watched. the shoemaker al work.
For d long time he stood there. never
shifting his glance. staring steadily
a, the bench workman, watching him
put siandful after handful OF tacks
III his. mouth and gradually empty
each NAV load.,into shoe sole. Fin
'ehy Store detective became suspic-
,ulus, and alter keeping an eye on the
fellow for awhile went over to him
and asked him what he meant by his
actions. on. nothing. answered
TIE man. I'm just waiting to see
What @ill happen if that shoemaker
should sneeze while be has mouth
full OF tacks - oniladelDhia Record.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-25
Whore Mnrcy ls Useless.

Now and then one hears OF out OF
the way places where the conven-
tfons OF life as they are understood
DO not exist. One OF these is where
money Is useless. This Is Ascension
Island in the Atlantic.
The Island is the property OF the
British Admiralty, and is governed
Ey Captain of the royal navy. There
is no private property in land; so
there are no rents, taxes. etc. The
focks and herds are public property.
and the meat killedls ISSUED In ra-
tons. So are the vegetables grown
on he farms.
Here, II would seem, IS real Soclai-
ism. When fisherman makes
catch he brings it to The guard room.
where it is issued ~ The sergeant
MAJOR. The univ private property IS
fowls and pigeons. Even the ~ild
donkeys are under government con-
troll. They are listed OH the books
of the paymaster and are handed
over at stock taking.
The population consists OF few
biuejackels, a company OF marines.
ard scme kroos from Sierra Leone"
There marine can do anything
The nIuletecr is marine; so are the
gardeners, the shepherds. the stock
men, the grooms. the masons, the
caruent ters. and the plumbers. Even
the island trapper who gets rewards
for the tails of the rats is marine.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-25
THE OUTPUT OF EXCELSIOR.
Ten Thousand Acres of Timber sacri-
feed to That Stuffins Every Year.

Excelsior seems to the average
man a trif1ins product. and one that
by reason of its liEhtness cannot rep
resent a large consumption or TIM
Der. yet there are so many uses ror
it that the total annual production
for the country requires GO. 100000
feet of timber. or the. growth of H.
oG0 acres of forest land.
Besides the constant use In general
packing. excelsior is in demand by
upholsters OF furniture and carriages
by mattress makers, occasionally TOT
stable bedding. and by steamships
to filter salt water. A richly uphol-
stored chair and mattress which
customer fondly supposes to be filled
with hair contains nothing but eX-
celsior beneath-possibly a layer or
cotton. Thus we sit and sleep on
wood as wen as read wood pulp
newspapers, and at the mortal emo
cf things we are likely to repose in
coffin upholstered with choice
grade Of excelsior. One New YORK
mattress factory uses a carload
day Teddy bears owe their rotund-
itv to special quality OF fine excel
sior
Logs must be perfectly dry for
the manufacture of excelsior. They
are generally seasoned for six
months in sheds and then cut into
I6-inch lengths and luartered.
These block are fastened in the ma
chine and are automatically led
thereafter. A series of sharp spurs
eight inches wide and placed frac-
ton of an inch apart. rapidly scores
the surface OF the block to a depth
that Is less than the thickness OF
match. A knife follows. planning the
block to the depth OF the scoring,
ana a bunch or. curly excelsior falls
on travelling belt.
One excelsior machine turns out
half ton day. and the total an
nual production Is estimated at Zo,-
600 carloads averaging 10 tons each.
There is not much wood. left on w.
600 acres of land when the excelsior
machines have had their years ra-
tlunS.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-25
No. 2S5.-EeheadinGs.

Behcnd an oily substance ohtaneh
by churning milk or cream and leave
to speak.
Dchead to grant to another for tenn
porary use AMI leave the finish.
Behcad Il delivery of goods in trust
upon Il contract expressed or implied.
that the trust shall he faithfully exc.
culed and leave disease.
Behead city III the Bible and leave
a girls name.
Behead the chief officer Of college
and leave one who resides or dwe.ls
in a place for certain length of time.