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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-05
New York Produce.

New York Nov. 5.
Butter - Weaker, receipts, 800;
creamery's specials 50; extras. 81.
Eggs-Irregular receipts 1000; extra
firsts. Sl@SS; firsts, 2s@30; seconds
25@27.
Poultry-Alive. quiet; chickens, IA;
fowls. IA; turkeys, 12@15; dressed. ir-
regular; chickens (broilers), 1921;
fowls, l2@14; turkeys. 17@2l-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-05
The Only Bargains to Be
Had

are used cars of high grade make.
When you buy new car of whatever
make-you pay for a big margin of
profit. Used cars are handled by US
without a cent of profit. Our regu-
lar business is to sell new Pierce
Arrows, of which selling used cars is
only necessary feature. New mod
els of fine cars are bought mostly by
the weather. classes, who often
want new machine every year just
as a matter of social pride. rather
than for any better service. And
they can afford it. Their old machine
is traded inland we must dispose of
it. somewhere. This affords people
of moderate means splendid chance
to pick up high grade machines
practically as good as new-at great
bargains. And these are the only
real bargains to be had in the motor
car business Each car is thoroughly
overhauled and refitted by us and
then sold under guarantee. In
buying a new car YOU denend upon
the makers reputation only. In buy
ing a used car from us, the regular
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-05

Frightened Into Fits
By fear of appendicitis, take DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, and away goes bowel
trouble. Guaranteed % cents. Mcbride
& Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-05

been a sufferer from epileptic fits and
death was a relief. Funeral services
held from the NJ. E. church Wednesday
afternoon and interment was in the
Strllble cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-05

nothing
AS
bi Of being in its Efforts heal ulcer
non5 can have no possible effect the blood where the and
to keep aed and diseased The impurities the blood
the drives out the
blood is carried to the diseased place the healing naan-
and the sore cured because the source
been destroyed
the blood with hthu tissue properties begins at the bottom
the flesh diseased
together left
and medical advice % all who write.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-05
New York EXCHANGE
The GrinneIl News.

Chicago, Nov 5.-New York ex-
change 20 per cent discount.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-05
Peoria Grain

Peoria Grain.
Peoria, Nov. 5.
corn-No. 3, So.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-05
Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City Grain.
Kansas City, Nov. S.
Wheat-No. hard. 1oo@1Os: De-
cember, s7as.
Corn-No. mixed. 5714 December,
S6% sellers.
oats-No. 2 white, 4o@41.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-05

Distributors for the Pierce Arrow
Company. you get in addition our
own guarantee, based upon trained
judgment of value and wide expert
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-05

ST Louis Grain.
st. Louis, Nov. 3.
Wheat-December 1.02A.
Oorn-December. 571s @57A.
Oats-December, SO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-15
Maddenu ma ljubo, da je bill zopet
sSizyoliapN

Maddenu ma ljubo, da je bill zopet
"izvoljen".
Afera z Maddenom, Pouchotom
in Boyle-jem jasno dokazuje, da
Sc je dandanes korupcija vgnjez-
dila tudi re delavskih organiza-
cijah. Pridejo ljudje, XII imajo
gromovoti besedo roper kapitali-
ste in fino sladka usta "a delavce ;
V resnici pa ~vleGejo delavce "a nos
in posnemajo kapitaliste. Kdo je
MaddenY Med delavci njegove
unije je obGe znano, da druge
sluzbe nina, odkar je business
agent" unije stavbinskih delav-
cev, a zivi V luksusu, kakor kak
milionar. Stanuje stalno V Sher-
manovem hotelu, jednem najdra-
zJih hotelov V Chicago. vozi Sc V
AUTOMOBILE in samo ~Saferju (voz-
niku avtomobila) placuje $25 ma
teden. kdor kolickaj premisli. mo-
IA vedet, da OBJ svoji placi, ktero
dobi cd unije, Madden nj V stanu
ziveti tako luksoriozno. Delavcem
Je bill pa, seveda. velik 'prijatelj'
posebno takrat, ko Jill je p%ozival
ma "Strajke", - ker je rabbi de-
mar.
In take voditelje maj ina orga-
%nizirano d~elavstvo? Ubogo in po-
Steno delavstvo, Xxi je vedno pri-
pravljeno ma resni boz "a svoja
prava? PreG $ takimi voditelji!
Pod kap z mimi!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-15
DELAVSKI VODJE
Pod kap S takimi voditelii!

"Proletarec' je nedavno ze pc.
roGal o izidu neke sodne obravna-
We Y Chicago. pri kteri SO bill
chikaSki delavski "vodje" Mar
tin b. Madden, Fred. \. Pouchot
in VI. J. Boyle obSojeni ma denar-
no globo $500 vsak, ker so lansko
leto SamOlastno provocirali wee
Strajkov i'll Jill potem brez kakega
sklepa svojih uni zopet konGali,
ko so Jim prizadeti delodajalci V
to svrhO izplaGali mastne svote
denarja. To lopovstvo imenova-
nih treh je bio dokazano pred
SodiScem. in TEN dokazom mi da-
mes verujemo. kakor veruje veGi-
ma delavcev V doticnih unijah. ko-
likor Jill wee ne obcuti zeleznc dla-
nj %"carja'' Maddena ma ustih.
Najlepsi dokaz "a to nam dale
Sheet Metal Workers Union. PR
kteri je bill Pouchot zaStopnik ali
takozvani business agent celih
II let. Iadnjo soboto ic ia unija
VOLTA nov odbor, in pri tel priliki
Je bil Pouchot porazen l. manjSi-
no % glasov; delavci so 81 ~izvolili
drugega zastopnika in $ TEN po-
kazali. da ne mara.jo grafteriev V
svoji sredi. Upamo, da dobita V
kratkem enako brco tudi ostala
diva grafterja.
Pri imenovanih volitvah so Sc
vrSili burnt prizori. Pouchot jc
hotel ma vsak nacin. da bo Sc IL
v%oljen, in V to svrho .je najel kopo
raznih dvomljivih karakterov, Xxi
so YES dan prezali krog voliSca
ma 204 Washington St. in sku-
sail provocirat kak nered. Volilni
odbor je najel tropo policaiev. da
so moral Guvat skrinjico 2 gla-
sovnicami, kajti bait Sc je bio, da
sc pripeti kaj takega, kakor Sc je
pred par lett, ko so Maddenovi
.pristasi razbili skrinjico. skoro do
smrti pobili nekega odbornika in
s silo odnesli %glasovnice - samo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-15

pc drulabni lestvici navzgor, mai
raise molee o svoji preteklosti.
Ameriski Slovenci pa ne v~prasajo
.nikogar, odkod 81 prisel, kaj 81
delal. predno 81 sem prisel, ako
sam tega ne pove. Vsled tega je
mogoce, da taxa zalostna cloveska
prikazen oskubi ameriske Sloven-
ce V Rajski dolini, Jill ogoljufa V
Pueblu, Colo, Sc preseli V Chicago,
kjer jih zopet dere, dokler mu ne
postanejo tia prevroGa pod noga-
mi, odkoder ga vzame navadno
noe, da zopet kje drugod pricne Z
lovom ma dollar. u emo besedo: A
merika nj stara. domovina in
spretnemu slepariu je V Ameriki
tezko priti do zivega.
Ali ameriSki Slovenci pomaga-
jo svojim rojakom, XII so zaSli V
bedo in revScino3 Kjer Sc gre "a
finance, p%rijatelje, ozje rojake ali
somiSljenike, radi p~riskoGijo ma
pomoG in pomagajo pc svojih
skromnih sredstvih, kolikor lie
morejo. Slovenskih dobrotvornih
druStev, Xxi maj bi pomagala vsa-
kemu Slovenci, Xxi je Easel V bcdo
ali Xxi iS6e pomoci, ne glede ma
prijateljstvo. miSlenje in prepri-
CAME, pa Sc danes nimamo V A
meriki. V New Yorku sc je osno-
vala neka druzba sv. Rafaela, XII
pa 2 dobrotvornega staliSca nina
%nObenega pomona "a slovenski ma
rod VOICE, dasi vodja tie druzbe
pripoveduje ma Siroko, da ina ma
men podpirati slovenske naseljen-
ce, ker je druzba sprejela izrece-
no verSko-tercijanski program.
Ma polju dobrotvorstva. podpi-
rama rojakov. Xxi so bill prisilieni
zapustiti stare domovino vsled
slabega gospodarskega ~polozaia,
eaka ameriSke Slovence Sc mnogo
della.
Ma TEN poliu bi Sc ameriski
Slovenci ne smell lo6iti 30 YER
skem in politicnem prepricanju.
kdor hote V resnici pomagati svo-
jemu rojako-siromaku. ga ne bo
vprasal pc veri in politicnem pre-
priGanju. Kdor pa IL verskih ali
politlcnih motivov podpira bed
mega rojaka. je pa navadn hina-
wee in zaeno tudi hinavScini ma
Siroko odpira duri.
kdor je gladen in ne We. kan bi
polozil svojo trudno glavo, &c .ie
hinavec. DO primal. da verjame Y
deset ali pa V nobenega boga, pri-
znal DO to, kar Sc DO zahtevalo cd
MEGA.
Ogibajmo Sc verskih in polite
min dobrotvornih druStev, ako no.
cemo vzgajati hinavcev. Ge imamO
res plemenito in soCutno srce do
roiaka-naseljenca, XII ie V bedi in
StiSki, in Xxi iSce pomoGi.
To bodi naSe vodilno nacelo. ke-
dar Sc bo ustanovilo kakSno do
b%rotvorno druStvo IA slovenske
naScljence.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-15
NOV oDBoR v KoRIST s.N.P.J.

V eetrtek dine 13. maja zveGer
so imela skupna cikaSka drustva
sejo radi obrambe Jednote. Misel
"a obrambni odbor Sc je sprozila
ma drustvu Slavija st. L., ktere
tajnik je ma to pozval vse clane
cikaSkih druStev spadajoGi X S. n.
P. j. ma skupno posvetovanje.
Seja je bila dobro obiskana in
il je professional predsednik Sla-
vile br. AL. Novina.
Ma dnevnem redu je bila osnO-
va obrambnega odbora, Xxi maj
ina nalOgo zasledovati unicevalce
in napadalce S. \. p. j., ter Jill
p~ostaviti pred zakone Zed. draw.
X stvari so govorili razni clani.
V pretres je prisla takOj zadeva
elias Sobode', ki neprenehoma
blati, natolcuje in laze o razme-
rah V S. n. Z. j. znamenom Skodi-
ii il in jo uniciti.
Da hoce.jo Skoditi 5. y. p. j. je
jason dokaz to, da priporocajo
tam druge Zveze, proti S. n. p. j.
pa poroGajo vedoma lazi; to de
lajo pa seveda lie 2 zlobnosti, ker
je dobil Honda brco.
Eden Glanov Mar. Vitezev je de-
jail, da je Glas Svobode strup IA
slovenski narod V Ameriki in re
cato je treba, da Sc kaj ukrene in
sprawl zlikovce kamor spadajo -
ma ricet. Kar pomni z~godovina
SLOW. caSnikarstva Ameriki in V
start domovini, nj bilo Sc tako gr-
dega, umaZanega in zanikrnega
liSta kot je elias Svobode''. Ia
zavija, laze, denuncira, Sciti To-
povstvo, (sedaj zopet. ko pravi. da
Klobucar nj %nicesar prekratek V
S. \. p. j., OPP. ured.) podtika,
skruni slovenski jerk. skruni do
stojnost V izrazih casnikarstva. ;
elmer ubija duSo naroda; skrat-
ka: pri elias Svobode so ljudje
breZ vsacega cuta in dostoinosti-
navadni casnikarski vandali in
s%krunitelji svobodnega tiska in
i%zrazanja. C''Glas Svobode' - to
je najsramotilneji pecat sloven-
skega naroda Ameriki in lie Gu
dit Sc je. da eni slovenski trgovci
oglaSajo cello V tenn gnojiscu. To
bi 81 moral slovenski zavedni de-
lavci zapomniti. - Steer bono pa
re Sc spregovorili o s%tvari, ko pri-
de cas- IA to. y
Clam cd Slavic so istotako 60
%vorili. da je to skandal, kar po-
cenja Honda V svojem G.. S. ma
pram S. \. y. j. in ce ie lie Sc kje
kaksna postava roper tax ''slan-
der Sc jo mora opravomociti,
da Sc divjake kaznuje.
Pc vsestranskem razjasnilu je
bill stavlien in sprejet predlog, ola
Sc osnuje obrambni odbor. XII maj
bi Sci ma roko 81. odboru pri akci-
j. Volilo Sc je pc diva moza Cd
vsacega drustva. izmed teh osmih
pa Sc je volil tajnik in blagajnik.
Ker je pri vseh akcijah potreba
denarja, Sc je skleniio, da Sc po-
bira prostovoljne doneske.
Treba je namrec placati preva-
Jalcu, Xxi bo prevedel inkrimini-
rane in nesramne tocke. Nadalje
Je treba, da sc posvetuje 2 dobrim
a%dvokatom. Vsekakor mora biti
teh veGnih nesramnosti enkrat ko-
mes.
Tako je dolocil ia obrambni
odbor.
Ma ustanovni sell Sc .ie nabralo
"a prvo potrebo mad $40 presto
voljnih prispevkov, tako, da je
sci odbor lahko takoj ma delo. u
spehi tega odbora Sc bodo gotovo
pokazali V bliznji bodocnosti, ko
bo prisla IRA zasluzene kazni mad
rokovnjace. Dotle pa potrplje-
ME =.
Kdor zeli kaj prispevati v ia
namen, maj poslje svoto ma bla-
gajnika FIR. Udovica, $50 w. 18.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-15

st., Chicago, III. Vsaka svota je
dobrodoSla in vsak cent Sc da v
dober namen slovenskemu naro-
du v Ameriki.
RokovnjaGi bodo re premisljali,
kaj je svobbdomiseljnost in pOdi-
vjanost.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-15
Med zyezdami.

Najboljse case V Amcriki imajo
breZdvomno razni popi, Xxi Sc Five
ma konto l.judske neumnosti.
NaSi popi, a la Tone Sojer,
kranjc, SuStarSic in njegov kap-
Ian so pravi tipi trotov V sloven-
skem narodu V Ameriki. Oh ne
deljah ''farbajo" ljudi. Gez teden
Sc hodijo pa mastit in zabavat h
Bizmarcku in pc druzih luksur-
Joznih krajih. Joliet je seveda cen
trum tam ga "zehtajo' in stu
dlraJo'. kakO hi Sc dalo Sc laglje
zlveti in u%resniciti nebeSa re ma
tenn Svetu.
Sedaj hocejo imeti Spas L
lJubllanskim Jeglicem; ka.iti pri-
Sli so do prepricanja, da hi imeli
veliko ''heca'. ko hi gledali vse
te maSkarade. ki bi Jill prirejali
"bukovi kranici''. kterim oni pa
stirujejo.
Mi Smo res radovedni. kako bo-
do naSi lludje, te lie stvari. Xxi Jill
komandirajo troti, well COR.
Sojariu Sc zdi, da bo mnogo he
ca in ia bo Ia le rec Sc vsc boil
fletna in prijetna kot pot k Biz
marku in V .iolietSki "kevder".
Tone je IN Jeglica YES IL sebe {:
EN- porednezi cello trdijo. da sedaj
vSak dan proSi boga, Ga hi mu do
tile, ko pride Jeglic Y Ameriko.
z~raSteI majhen repek, : kterim hi
Bonaventuri pomigal, kadar BIO
priSel ma 'dipo'. &c be- proSnia
zaStonj, hi mn svetovali. mai 81 pri-
size ia frak en- cof.
Honda je nedolgo tega pisal. ka-
ko ola nam DO pokazal pri soc.
Stranki. ko pride ma vrstvo naSa
zadeva. Pravil ie kakor vedno. da
bono odSli / dolgim nosom. Dne
-. JuniJa Sc je pa pokazalo. KIDD
Je dobil dolg nos - Honda in ME
gov list, ali SLOW. socialist V Chi
cagi.
V prihodnji Stevilki bono pri-
nesli originalen tekst, kaj je elias
Svobode od Strani sociialisticnc
stranke V Ameriki. - Vidcli bo-
mo, kdo je dobiI spct brco...
Ubogi elias Naroda''. S TEN.
da je povzdignil svoi "mogoGni''
glas in povedal 'dragim" roia-
kom. da "Skof'' Bonaventura ne
SINE Ameriko, zadel je ma kre-
peljec V pristine .iezuitskem Jo-
lietu. Am. Slovenec' mu .ie zad-
Mi teden natresel prece.i ''Stupe".
tako da mora nckdo V New Yor-
ku poSteno kihati. Am. Slove-
nee ina deloma pray. Da .ie
elias Naroda' edinole kupGijsko
glasllo SifkartaSa Sakser.ja. nazav-
bano ; program vsch pOlitiGnih
strank, ali pa nobenim. kakor mI
re nese. to nj mic drugega kakor
komfirmacija mnogoterih clankov
V "Proletarcu'': je to. kar smo
socialist re stokrat povedali. Sc
veda, uredniku "Glasa $$&' mora
biti hudo, da mu $ to resnico po-
svetijo tudi gospodje V Jolietu. s
kterimi je veckrat "vlekel". fla
sti kadar je bilo treba udariti po
socialistih, ali "odpadnikih".
'Stupa' Sc torei IL tega staliSca
popolnoma prileze!
"Skofu' Bonaventuri res ne
more mice hraniti V Ameriko
drugace, ako nj slucajno ~nalezlii-
vo boljan, ali bigamist, ali anar-
| hist etc, "a kar je pa odgovoren
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-15

SvobodaSi-RokovniaGi MISC cd
muh: ii znajo wee ko hruSke pee
oni poznajo tudi svetopisemske
ljudi. pa tudi Nth vazne izrekc.
Rokovnjaci pa hi ne bill rokov-
njaci. &c hi ne bill vstanu potegni-
ii enega svetopiSemSkcga judeza
in enega Gospoda izpred zadnje
%vecerje in jul privleci svobodo-
miSljeno uredniStvo SvobodaScv
pa jima dati nalogo ''gaSperla"
NaSe mnenje je scveda " davno.
da ina la zgodovinski judez stall
no sluzbo pri Rokovn.jacih in da
Sc mora dobro pocutiti med brat
ci. Zdruzila Jill je pac rokovniaS-
ka usoda. ktera Jill pray gotovo
navsezadnjc pripel.ie ma zgodovin-
sko vrbo - ali pax ia moderni
''Strk''.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-15

"Skofu' Bonaventuri res ne
more mice hraniti V Ameriko
drugace, ako nj ~sluGajno nalezl.ii-
vo boljan, ali bigamist, ali anar-
hist etc, "a kar je pa odgovoren
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-26
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state terms Box 4S4 .CalI Office
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-26
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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-26

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beautiful grounds and surroundings; board cp-
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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-26

NOTICE To BARRIERS WHO MEAN BUSINESS
81 $50 viii buy the best paying chair shop IN
San Francisco: fine location in Market St; ValH
sble lease; VIII stand investigation, reason for
CHAs. COLEMAN. $50 Market St room 2Oa
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-26

COMMISSION salesman to handle popular priced
line Of SIX and Lingerie Waists and Dresses;
one preferred who has several men travelling
require Al trade. Address Waist, Station A.
y Y Cifv
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-03-09

From Raleigh, Route 2.
Plenty Of rain Just at present
and those trst predicted some
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-03-09

bad weather just about hit the
mark.
Farm work in this community
is a little slow as the ground
stays too wet most Of the time.
Fruit trees have begun to
bloom and their sweet perfume
is delightful.
There is but little sickness in
the community at present.
Glad to note that Mrs. Candace
O'Neal, who has been very
feeble for some time, is improv-
ing. Hope she will soon be well
again.
MIR. and Mrs. Simeon Brinkley
spent Sunday with w. H. Fergu.
son and family.
John N. Hubbard is still in the
community shaking hands with
old friends. He seems to enjoy
his visit very much and he re-
ceives a warm welcome by his
many friends. He expects to re-
main in the community three
weeks or more.
Mrs. A. d. Ross and Miss
Lizzie Peed visited the family Of
]. L. King recently.
]. H. Egerton has returned tc
his work in Durham county
after spending several week;
with his father, Samuel Eyer
ton.
j. R. 0'Neal, of the city bar
Der shop, of Durham, visited biz
mother recently.
There is a new conner at w. R
Grissom's home.
A large congregation attended
services at New Bethel TIL
fourth Sunday. Rev. MIR
Burl, ston, of Wake Forest, con
Quoted the service. This churcl
has extended a call to one of it
former pastors, Rev. Mr.. Mar
tin. of Creedmoor. 1t is to b
hoped that he will accept.
]. E. F.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-03-09
Mr.. Eexman's Stunt.

Some excitement was created
at the Southern's passenger
station this morning between !
and 2 o'clock when Mr.. Walter
George Newman, who had just
driven in from Gold Hill, accom-
panied dy Mrs. Newman, went
to the station to catch a train for
New York, and seated behind a
spirited horse, deliberately drove
under the shed and down its full
length to the telegraph Office,
then turned around and drove
back, the animal making a pig
noise with his high stepping on
the cement flooring and the top
Of the buggy tingling the numer-
ois incandescent electric bulbs,
Policeman Williams Immediately
arrested Mr.. Newman and stated
that he would have to put up a
$40 bond. He said he would not
do it and the officer said he
would hold the team as security.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman caught
their train and left the turnout
in possession of the officer who
put it up at Fisher Brothers
stables. Mr.. Newman sent WORD
TO his local attorney to look after
the matter and he put up the re-
CURED bond this morning anC
had the team taken to Harper
Brothers stables, where Mr.
Newman keeps his stock quar-
tered.
Mr.. Lonnie Maxwell, of thiI
city, who had been holding
position on the Greensboro In
dustrial News. has taken tn
foremanship on The Spence
Crescent, which is to be revive'
this week, having installed
complete new outfit. Mr.. L
Scott Allen, who edited the pape
before, will again do that worl
The paper is owned by a stoc
company of Salisbury an
Spencer men. - Salisbury Co
respondent Charlotte Observes
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Sunday Afternoon Marriage.

Sunday afternoon at the home
Of J. Z. Owens Miss Bessie
O'Briant was united in marriage
to Mr.. w. Thomas Hopson. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
H. Z. Spence, Of the North Dur.
ham M. K. Church.
Both were Of the lawful age,
and came here from their home
in Patterson township to ge,
married in order to surprise theil
friends. They returned to the
home Of the groom after the
ceremony.
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From Route 5. Durham.

Mr.. Dave Teasley and family,
of Edgemont, have move to Mr..
T. II Scoggins place near here
and will farm this year.
The election that was to have
been held next Tuesday to see if
we would have a local school tax
in this section. has been called
off.
Mr.. John Micol is building a
new feed barn andistables, which
is entirely different from any
thing in this country and will by
a nice and durable structure.
So much rain is keeping the
farmers in from their work.
AS President Taft has been
inaugurated probably we will
have some settled weather.
Mrs. s. II. Clayton, who has
been sick for some time, is said
to be improving. | hope for hei
a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Mamie Handy, of Ken
lucky, is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Lynch, nea
University Station.
Robert McCauley sold his null
last week to Z. II. Lawrence
Co.
Mr.'James Crabtree and famil
spent Sunday at Mr.. S. II. Clay
tons.
MIR. Faulty Kultz and wife, 0
West Virginia, are visiting tn
family of II. L. Dollar.
3. F. II.
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SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY.

AkAAN ~
Effective Sept. 18th, 1908, and
subject to change without notice.
Trains will leave Durham as
follows:
No. 23S. JOBS A. M. connect
ing at Henderson with No. SO
which will arrive at Portsmouth
Norfolk at $40 P. NJ, resuming
connection at Weldon with A. C.
l.. for Eastern Carolina points
and at Portsmouth Norfolk with
Steamship lines for Washington,
Baltimore, Cape Charles, New
York and Boston. This will also
connect at Henderson with No.
sc for Richmond, Washington
and New York.
No. 241 will arrive in Durham
at 4:30 p. nj.
No. 221 will arrive in Durham
at 1905 A. M.
No. 222 will leave Durham at
600 p. M.
The Durham & Southern train
No. Al leaving Durham at 3,15
p. M. and arriving at Apex at
AS p. M. connects with Sea-
board No. Al and 43 for Char
lotte. Wilmington, Atlanta. Bir-
mingham, Memphis and points
West ana Columbia. Savannah,
Jacksonville, and all Florida
points.
For Timetables. rates and any
information desired apply to F.
w. Woodward, Union Ticket
Agent. or r. L. Montgomery
Agent, Phone No. IL. or write
to-
c. II. GATTIs,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Raleigh. N. C.
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DURHAM. N. c.. Mar. 8, 1909

THE session Of the Legislature
will be followed by municipal
affairs and the indications are
that the candidates will furnish
the people with plenty to think
about.
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ALTHOUGH We have neglected
30 say so, it is nevertheless
true that we have the largest
circulation of any mi-Weekly
newspaper published in Durham.
The Thaw trial might have
created more general Interest
than the Cooper trial. in Tennes-
see, but one thing stands out to
the forefront: The Tennes-
seeans do the talest swearing.
1T sounds good to talk of the
new presidents attitude toward
the South and what he intends tt
do toward making her feel that
she is a part of the nation, and
we sincerely hope that the South
may receive what she deserve:
at the hands of the Nationa
government, but if the South tum
bles at the first crack of recog
milton, We shall be disappointed
Il has been a long time sine
the South received her dues ant
it is our opinion that she vii
have to feel that really and trul,
tie National government recogn
i:-s her before the solid SoutI
becomes anything else.
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