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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-04-10

child urirrates too often, II the urine scalds
the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an
age when it should be able to control the
passage, ii is yet afflicted with bed-wet-
ting, depend upon it, the cause of the diff
Guilty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment OF
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to a diseased condition of
the kidneys and bladder and not to- a
habit as most people suppose.
Women as we'll as men are made mIser-
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect Of
Swamp-ROot is soon realized. 1t is sold
by druggists, in fifty EEE
cent and one-dollar Mals'11!s l3 ::s:::
size bottles. You may -; =;
have a sample bottle aA@ :lSG
by mail free, also a Home of swamp-ROos.
pamphlet telling all about Swamp-Root,
including many of the thousands of testi-
monial letters received from sufferers
cured. In writing DR.. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, n. ", be sure and mention
this paper. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name, Swamp-Root
DIR. Kilmers Swamp-Root, and the adj
dress, Binghamton, n. Y, on every
bottle.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-19
OLGA STEIN ON TRIAL
Russian Woman Was Arrested in New
York Last March For Er1bezzle-
ment Of $4,000.

ST. Petmabrrc. Dee 1S-Ccr
Stein. who was arrested in New York
last March and brouvht later 90 Rr.
STA following cXiralitiou pruceoIu-
was put on trial ia tho district rrur.
today charged with forgery and ,m
hezzlenent- Her victims arc said ,
have lest over $4,000 when t..
Trial opened today large ana fash
iOnable audience was present
Over 12e Witnesses have been SUM
moned t. testify in the case. which
probabalv viii continue through nav
week
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-19

Leo F. ZcIinsbi Or as Gibson S.
Buffalo. y. T.. says. i cured The most
annoying cold sore ! ever hal ai.t
Ducklcn's Auica saiye 9 applied this
sa-ve once a dag for tao days. ube1
efcrF trace 81 The sure was gone
Heals ail sores Soil under ruaraa-
tCc 81 az drug STORES z5c.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-19
BILLIE BRYAN
HAS NEW RULE
AuToCRAT OF ILLINOIS CEN
TRIAL DEMANDS THAT PAS
sENoERS Guy TICKETS.
says "Raliroad Wants a Little Money
Now; 6ryan'e Cot Enough" On
Road Over Thirty
Years.
(Murphysboro Rcpnbllcan ET0l

tMrrpnySDCFo hcpuPhNaH -"
William ]. Bryan. cousin of the de-
,..a, na,,,oora+ic nrostdontial candi
, ,.i,ro.1
dale' anu olie " Wy "'.'
conductors, famed ihrousaouI STUN
crn Illinois and known to the travel
inc nrbllc generally. has promulgated
- :, ror,ronoo ~ his fraIr
- piut,
fof more tii"n '"'i''
Bryan, as ao is familiarity known na9
been the undlspuied aa'ocf"' ol 11'
train he operates. during aH 49,
time he has held pul one run ~.
commencing on lllie lo'al il"'
known as the GRAD io"eF ana =
bohdalo raI.read' ana eo""s. r -
these two cues, ! ne 'lNe VII '"'s,
extended cast TO Jo4uS'o" N''a ''l'
sorth 70 East cane olrafueau "i' -
name changed TO me OHlc"so :" "a
as.
billle Bryan the iowa! "ilolesou'o' :
conductor conlihueo "''" '''e o
AFTER inc chailse Sl'iL 81 us -
Conductor OF IT'S oniS paSSeiiSei u '-'''.
When me me "as apoL'o" y W.
Illinois Cehlfai aDoal 'eh e''s g.
Bryan had become hno"H y = III
man, woman ana cIHd aloHs .''7
route and 70 them the tram haa ~.
come known as bryan lIa'u' ~
Illinois central retained ilie 'ete, an
conductor anu continued ihe iuA p
sought to designate lhe lIaII -
number III inc usual way Hla va
soon found Unsatisfactory anu li'-
tram Is now Hstea upon t4iG soN
panys Tune cafds as Bryan ram
and It's conductor enjoys lhe 0lsli1.
ten q beng the only man II lne EN-.
ploy OF the company so hoiio4e''
through ms SAVINGS lIoHl lii9
TIME OF faliroadlhs 1ouduvloI III 'H
has become quite Weallll5' nay us
purchased YalaaDie farming lauus
along his route aad invested III puSl.
ness properties III lhe thriving e-'''@
where his tram Stops.
no worthy passenger WIN q Aa-
luck story was ever known 70 ~ pun
on Of Biille Bryan Tram ana tH-S
gave rise 10 rullors o. 'he enormous
side revenue thas le was Saia ~
have h@i'Hl's''' ''E''''' nus -''''' :" ''
hese SUITES went 'he ROUNDS u
ioeai sosSip ana were inc cnoleest
u siiohils "a, aius. oHq VI 'ilci-i
was 70 'he eilee' tLal bryan was
caiieo upon tle oarpe' soon aller inc
liiliiols Ien,i a 'sSui,ieo eonllol u
li~ lodu alu severely tepi iIlidnue !
~ liol ieiiaei ans " ihole sllIc' az
eouii' u o'9ii i',eS ieeei'ou ny ii''''
~ wac 'io,.i'iieu WIN oi7iiiiSS"i' p"'
ca'uiiy repiieu' 10 d. you pieds4'
up : We so' iiii'ie' y younger ''l'l
WIN nave ms ~ get
Aio'uel 'ille PROSPEROUS MlsS'S
supp Ndiiey i"' mgr VINO had oeen
iiu'hs On biSau 'Ialn lor many
months poaFaeu me lfaih one day
soon al'el thieshins lliile, He pun
Of his Indebtedness saving he b,l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-19
.s.ss5 NJ u rUr Ueatn.

Three years ago was marked fer
death. A grave yard cough was tea
ing my lungs to pieces. Doctors failed
TO help me, and hope had fed, when
my husband got pr Kings New Dis
eoyery' says Mrs. A. c. Williams. o.
Bac. Ky. The first dose helped m
and Improvement kept on until had
gained IS pounds in weight and ms
health was fully restored This med.
icine holds the worlds healing rec.
ord for coughs and colds and lung
and throat diseases II prevents pneu
monia. Sold under guarantee al al
drug stores. soc and S100.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-19

often a mans wife is his only visi-
BILE means of support
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-13

The highest court in Germany has,
in several recent cases. fixed the re-
sponsibility Of bankers when advising
investments 70 theiF clients
One Of the latest decisions vas rem
dered against bank which, upon re-
ceiving an order from a customer to
invest 1880 il certain mortgage
bonds. instead of executing the order.
advised its customer to buy instead
the bonds Of another company, as
equally safe and possessing adYan-
tages over those ordered. The Gus
toner followed the advice. and when
the company failed he sued the bank.
The court ia is decision against
the bank, held The bank has not
done It's duty in taking care Of It's
customers interests when It recon-
mended the purchased bonds to be as
safe as those originally ordered 10 be
purchased, because the bank should
have known that the latter had the
quality Of legal or trcst investment
funds for widows and ORPHANS, wards.
etc. whereas the bonds advised and
bought for the customet lacked that
important qualification.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-13
sLimgsE or LIFE AND TASTES
o. miss KhTHERlHs ELkins.
ssrsass Interest la sas Lave Affair
Owing 70 TIE Refusal sf hin8 e
saretsa Duke q Ahruzzi
choges

ne report hat King Emmanuel O
fsas7 has refused bis consent 70 The
laze Of the duke b Abuzz e
Mss Katherine ElLns has again
trued the eyes 81 the American upon
this remarkable young American WeA
IN Who hss made such signal cpH-
quest " me heart IT one of ITALY 3
royal sons. q young man of remark.
abls abilities who has won euTizale
aarela in the scientific world by bis
explorations and mountain climbing
Whatever viii Be the effect of The
kings veto ana the ordering of the
duke back To- service ia the navy re-
mains " be seen. but it Is pretty GER
tain that the young woman in the
case 8 too sensible a girl and 100 true
an American To give way 70 hopeless
plninz but win throw herself win
rev vizor and interest into the OUT
door lie she has learned q enjoy se
much
Miss Elzins q given in thorough
sense 70 her horses and she spends al
the tine she can At the little club u
Virginia. 0f Ehich she 81 a meEber, Or
out At the Chevy Chase. where she Is
registered as one of its most expert
riders. she not only keeps and rides
horxes. But she has exhibited them
many times at horse shows in Nee
YORK and Boston Her -deHr In the
+ Efkins hone IN Washington Is unigae.
f The walls are eoTered with trupaies
of the hunt-cups. medals, ribaqHs
and brushes The only pictures that
adoFn the walls are those o. heE
horses. herself Or her friends on horse
back- Not a photograph ID 70 BE- seen
anywhere about the den, which is ins'
q the drawing room. unless It telis
the story of the hunt club. and Miss
+ EInns ig never happier than VIXEN shs
Is entertaining her friends in thi.
coy apartment
An intimate girl friend relates a
innident which Miss EiEins told her
f The senators daughter had a pet dog
which. Ike its mistress. was very ia
dependent She went 70 an art sior'
recently with the dog, which van
dered about finally knocking down
picture. smashing the glass and dam
aging the painting Miss Elkins Fail
the s25 demanded hHt en5Dyed rAi
Joke because she said the deg has
either to bump into man or knoel
TIE picture over. and he preferred g
run against the picture.
It is the custom Of European r0Ta
houses to look into the family histor
Of auy aspirant to its circle, but i
view AZ the repoFted refusal 0f ih
king TO sanction the alliance il
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-13

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-13
MAKING OF RADIUM

Gated processes required in is mana-
iacture
Apart from their being some n the
most interesting substances known to
men. radium salts are the most pre-
cious of all chemical compounds. one
hlogram Of radium bromide being e.
timatad al about 10000 .o00
At 4 special radium factory recently
installed ag Nagentsur-M -Marne. tire
most varied crss are treated, and On
their arrival are al takea TO tha
crushers. whereas their further treat
maut varies according 70 the kiz1 e
material The method described IN tire
following applies more particularly 10
pitchblend. or rather 70 pitchbleaa
residues. as chtaIned IN the manufac-
ture OF uranium-Whlch are the most
important OF radium holding materials.
The gross treatment IS carried cut
n wooden tanks and castfron tanks
+ provided with stirring devices Each
/ ton of residue VIII require five tons 0e
chemicals and So tons nf rinsing water.
/ The residues contain sulphaGes o1
+ practically an metals. and. as radiam
sulphate is the least soluble q al
f this property IS utilized to separate K
i from the remaining sulphates by wash
+ ing It alternately with aikal salts and
water. These successive washingz
viii remove each time the metal haT-
ing the most soluble salts
AS radium sulphate always remains
at the bottom os ths vessel. Il Is found
there at the conclusion % the diser-
! ent operations Tasting about two and
a half monthsl. when one or two kilo-
grams of impure radium bromide
will be obtained from each ton ol
residue. The activity og this radl1m.
holding salt hardly exceeds so to SO.
Products Of higher activity are ob.
tanned BY "fractionatingr namely. by
submitting the mixture Of salts to q
series Of successive crystallizations IN
pure water. aud IN water containing
some hydrohromie acid.
DIR. ALFRED GRADENwITz.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-13


ra rea
@
4 TIE
E @
e ara 1uz 3 t1r
30 th1r11z TIE
~ ~ s
las1 and zsnag
-zEs1zst stR rz wh
tE 1r 10 rr-rf mar ze -s1a
r expended
Er s fiscal g aE 1923 Ae a1
tst L1s cost -f Ez-aEr-E al.
en "a cr1 eas 81 s ssa &
Ra--ns ~ F zfrE rtzt there
Ez1 1-ert s- repairs ~ El ma
eu and ezs of tAe
$3.50 3laa T t1a total rnsr q
SEATING part os H
~ s Taar aEs ece- az 1eN
cr-ac- BLISS s aze
vas tZs.-sZ@s g E eca- during ne
zane 1scal rear to Eal--2-n Al te
aaFy ga-az z sa slo-e s-1
Sii zs 1s iAer= #a
erge1ce1 t1r eE1rtes. ee
and f,r Iachi-erT a. -hesa p-4ces t1s
aal af ssaas 1870 1ak1g r. scfa
af the real maintenance Cost q fae
a1ore garr cs re eszar a1IsHz -.
si-.-s4 tll epIse tris ia-F=r r
Ere does lo- l1ezz.s ire uc-E done q
ne yards c- q fer z1lrs . = scely
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-13

west. ana of this union there Wers
two daughters Both are living One,
Mrs Oliphant. lives In Trenton y. y.
and has three sons and one daughter.
The younger, formerly Miss Elizabeth
EIklas. vas once engaged 70 be mar
ried TO member Of the famous Breck-
enrtdze family Of Kentucky, but the
engagement was broken and she mar
riad Edward BFuning
Katherine Elkins II the cnly dangh-
ter " the West Virginia senator ~
Els second Eife. But there are four
sons. the youngest Of whom. Blaine
Elklns. Harvard q. ran away 3 fsE
months ago and married Miss HsTT
Kenna. daughter Of the late Senator
Kenna Of Wess Virginia Al arch
enemy Of Senator EIEns in the old
1ays
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-13

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4.s... --z.- -.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-13
~ zs95 7-g9g

lutely, a. once. Every time q navy
yard clerk bungies Or shirks his Tork.
the feet feels f. every time navy
yard mechanic gees to sleep in the
bowels of the hull on which he -
working. the feet feels Il; every time
a supervising authority on shore IS
overcome by a feeling Of laissez faire.
the feet feels II; every time two de-
partments at 2 navy yard waste hours
in friction. ia bumDtious quarreling,
the feet feels It. The feet Is as a
selsmometer, for inefhciency on shore.
The shock Of the full-paid workman
Idle az his job may not attract Or
binary notice. but f IS recorded there
lust the same. and its mark may be
decipheFed b. those Who search and
weigh and measure ~. r. Times.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-13

certain mas - r SEM a1g
y Auera 81 llgfs i-ts
ae Edas family
Fr soue yeaFs a Ar aaa
psr elected % ne ssats h.I family
ae-ames s1ert te winter az 1a
Arlington hotel 10 WasAllgioa. scls-
rmsg A. tta RenHsrs A1tsl ia BaAtA
WEen BE- entered tha senate
~ r.sf forr-ns nov cclEan1sd ~
~ Fkins and his father iniaE, sE-
ge-str Hen-y GzsszEzT Davis had
nsg rsached its present. pr17ogt-c-z
aad Mr EIhns az1 his family 1i1 r
lie entertaining. taking praeticaliy 70
ravt n Waahl1gtan social a-1lrs.
TIE EIki1s biographies tAii 70 A11#
that The senator Wzz married twlre-
Yes-s age BE- married E0E4l n t-e
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-13
EVERYBODY swEAR5 BY HIM.

who's the hest known man in this
township" queried the advance agent
for the medicine show
Wei, young feller," answered Uncle
silas seayer. slowly, as he carefully
packed tobacco in his black pipe; Jake
Seymour holds that record about now.
by eatin the fust new potatoes from
his own garden, tho Hank Calklns Is
close second with hiS new peas.
Aunt Sarah Stanton Is attracsin con.
siderable attention with her fiOek OF
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-13

Tnese ag4fe shop that f costs
eonaders8Ig more than 5s899gg
year ~ kaep ) bafiiasbip % commits
sion IRE (gnneeticut flagship u The
feet nag se chosen ~ a. example
of re gafio5s directions in which the
money ezDen5ed During the zine
months If fas 0soai year TIE main
,erance "a gaa vessel c0sf gAlD.5sl.Dz.
" fhis amount gz12.74gss was Tor the
pay d aer oMcsfs and creN Con-
msted rafions amounted % {is1fsa %.
Fof Dil0tage sa1 poNiage the sam q
4fM77l Waa expended The value oi
stores expended 10 me various depart
menfs va 81 follows Ordnance.
4ffgfs no construction ana repair,
s713oGz steam engineering. SSs,-
szs 4s. 4aalnm4nl. t7zs709 supplies
aad aeeoaaia. g4z.1g3f5. resaifs 70
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-13

IS light brahmas. with an egg record
Of 70 dozen in eight days. the same
bein writ up in the Smlthville Ban
ner An Wallis Weaver's bmIdin'
new hip-roof barn But guess.
everything considerin. Squire Hamil.
toms about the most popular man
about these parts now. Everybody
seems to swear by the squire. seein's
he's Jest been elected assessor. -
Judge,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-13

sgms which Il requires 10 maintzln
them. The tables prepared b The
paynaster general show that while
tie battieshlps average a little r0re
Than 3sG0909 year the armofed
cruisers average more than 100000.
The sqaaaT5n 81 thiz type which Is
under the command q Rear admiral
Dayton. and kaeau as the Big Four.
ls composed q the West Virginia the
Colorado. The Pennsyigania. and the
wasyisna. For the fiscal ended june
20 the West Virginia cost s75515l4Il
the Colorado sos. .0571s the PennalE
ysnla s7g5.1114s. ana the Maryland
sgss s2ees
Cavalry q the Navy.
The armofed cruiser has been com
tsref ~ cavalry. a distinguished
naval officer says that # Is not com
parable 10 cavalry Moreover, he
adds. no one has proved that q navy
needs anything comparable 70 the cav
airy. II IS not comparable p the cav
airy fOr the reason that It has not
nearly The same speed. relatively to
he other Tsssels of feet, that the
/ cavalry has 70 the other branches q
an army. and because 30 has not near
ly the same power. either offensive
w defensive. relatively 70 the other
ships thar the cavalry has to the
other branches And q person would
have 10 labor hard 70 prove that a
navy needs something comparable 70
cavalry. for how can one flnd on the
oDen sea. and within the restricted
soaca which even the largest enemy 3
feet can cover any opportunity for
those quick surprises. on those sudden
attacks On exposed lines of communi
. cation. stretching away for miles.
which is one Of the principal employ
! ments Of cavalry; and can one even
imagine squadron Of armored
/ cruisers making q charge 10 battle
against batfleshlps al all comparable
. to those charges of cavalry which
! again and again in history have been
+ hurled with irresistible violenef
against a vulnerable point27
. This officer does not wish 70 BE- mis-
J understood as questioning the useful
! meas OF armored cruisers; he merely
questions the 1ogicalness of an oft-re
. peated argument. 9But AZ the sarn'
( time. he says. 70 may Be vel z
+ point out that. though we can find
!. use for our armored cruisers, now tha
{ we have them. yet nevertheless, il W
I had ten battieships instead Of our tel
!. armored cruisers, our feet would b
!. much stronger
/, Cost Of establishments.
! AS has been said. no one has yet Ba
s ured out just what our ships COS
o when the cost Of the establishment I
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-13
THE MOST PRICELESS or METALS
AND HOW MADE.
compliestss Processes BY Which This
Remarkable substsncs Is
Obtained BY Men q
Erlerce.

Physical theories have. fn the course
q fhe last few years. undergone
something IKE a revolution. due to TIE
discovery Of radiations given out from
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-13

What one has one ought to use:
and whatever he does he should do
With all his might.-Cicero.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-13
\ FHtsr-Prsss for Separating Uranium

certain substances, which radiatlons.
though invisible 70 the eye. manifest
themselves by the most varied effects.
The typical representative Of these
substances is radium, or rather its
chemical compounds. as the element
ITSELF has not yet been isolated. Ow-
ing to the scientific interest attaching
TO this wonderful substance. and ghe
practical uses il Is liable 10 be put to.
especially in medicine, It win not be
amlss briefly to record the compli-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-13

The best kind Of a memory : the
one that remembers the best tEngE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-13

ment that supports the feet that there
should be concern
The Daymaster thus pays his re-
spacts to the bureau system Of the
navy department. ~The bureaus he
says. do not represent principalitles
within clear. uncrossed dividing lines.
There are portions of the personnel re-
source that, directly Jr indirectly, are
under the influence Of more than one
bureau, and there are portions Of the
money resource that cannot be ex
pended properly BIZ one bureau With
out advice or suggestion from another
( This necessitages coordination in or
der to accomplish What an accept
able inspiring word coordination Is
The mention Of It brings ones
thoughts to peaceful achievement to
modern triumph over that business
demon, waste. In the navy It means
something Ike the general peace in
4 Europe, where the dusty boundary
stone IS not needed to mark division
between neighboring mighty states,
the demarkatlon being more clearly
shown By unbroken lines Of waiting
bayonets. Such Is coordination to-day
among the bureaus
4 Defects IN Present System
Knowing that navy yard work.
even under buslHesslike administra-
ton, cannot be done. with the Heees
/ sary government methods to contend
with, as cheaply az similar work in
4 commercial shops. let us be liberal
minded. Then. also knowing thai for
every boat tlIler made there are thou
sands Of pick handles and lawn nov
ers, let Us admit that the minimum
price Of boat tillers made at the yards.
one dollar, is a Just and proper value.
Does this give excuse for mannfactur.
ling others al three dollars EACH
When 40 metal statero0in boxes. for
officers uniforms. we're made al one
yard for s5G7, vas Il good policy to
manufacture to more at the same
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-13

AS has been said, no one has yet Bg-
ured out just what our ships cost
when the cost Of the establishment e
The Robesonian., 1908-08-31
News Notes and Personals from
Red Springs.
,rrespondence of The Robesonian.

Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Miss Catharine Dixon is visit
ing relatives and friends in
Mccall, S. C.
= Mr.. Bernie Garrett, who had
been visiting his uncle, Mr.. Will
Garrett, for the past week, left
Wednesday for his home in
Rockingham.
Miss Pearl Council visited Miss
Ethel Cobb in Shannon last
week.
Rev. Mr.. Broom is conducting
a revival meeting near Stedman.
Miss Rosa Mcmillan returned
Tuesday from Hendersonville,
where she had been for several
weeks. Her mother, Mrs. ]. L.
Mcmillan, will remain a few weeks
longer in the mountains.
Miss Josie McNeill, of Lum-
berton, is visiting Miss Rosa
Mcmillan.
Miss Ellen Coke returned
Tuesday from Montreal. She
had been away for a month and
was much benefited by her stay.
Miss Susie Brown returned
Tuesday from Seventy-First
township, where she had been
visiting relatives and friends.
We regret to learn that Mr.. J..
M. Pope and family are going to
move to Durham. Mr.. Pope has
been resident of our town for
several years and he and his
family will be greatly missed.
Mr.. Grace Singleton, of
Shannon, visited little Miss
Annie Singleton this week.
We have had a great deal of
rain here this week, and all the
streams are swollen, a great
many being impossible.
Miss Elenor Roddick returned
Tuesday from Dillon, S. C.
Miss Kate Ferrell, who had
been visiting Miss Bessie Jones
) for the past two weeks, returned
Saturday to her home in Ben
nettsville.
Miss Hattie McBryde, of Max
J ton, spent Friday here with Mrs
H. M. Dixon.
Red Springs, N. c., Aug. %
1908.