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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-01-02
CarpiO Mares MuerlO pOr M
Tren.

A una hora temprana Ia mahana
del nartee pasado fue encontrado en-
Ia via del ferrocarril cerca de la esta'
cion de Wagon Mound, el cadaver do
Carplo Mares, native de esta Plaza, 9
hiio del ST. Nabor Mares FL cadayer
haba sIdo horriblemenle mutilado p1r
un ren del forracarril El joven fl
nado habia estado trabalando en- El
Cimarrcn y e3 eyidene que ven a
"trampeando' algun tren de flete del
cual SO cay6 accidentalmente Conta
ba q amos de edad y era soltero. Ell
cadaver fu6 trasladado q Las Vegas
donde Sc le d6 sepultura 4 mas de
sus padres le sobreviyen IN gran no
nero de parientes en- es-a comunidad.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-01-02

"Por fin llegamos a Ia Plaza prln
cipal de Messina donde hallamos reu.
midas q dos o tres mil personas cogi
das del mas complete terror. Yo VI
derrumbarse uno de los grandes edi.
flcios de Ia Plaza. Me pareci6 que
docenas de personals fueron sepulta.
das debajo de las ruinas. Entonces
perdi el conocimiento Y no me recuer.
do de mas.
Glen MIL MUERros Es Ell ULTIMO
REP0RTE.
Roma, Die. 20.-Cien mil muertos;
Messina, Stella y Reggie Y otras
plazas de Italia deStruidas; toda Ia
region de la provincial de Calabria,
desolada; tai es el regi,tro hecho por
el temhlor, segdn los reportes que
han venido Roma, incompletos de-
bido a la total destruction de las Was
de communication.
Las mortandades en- Messlna son
entire doce Y cincuenta mil; en- Reg.
glo, que son villas adyacentes contaba
con una population de $4,000, ha Pc
recido casi toda la population. En-
palmi, 1000 Sc reportAn muertos; en-
COssano, 1000, en- Cozenza, 500, v IA
mitad de la population de Bagnan,
que era de $500. La region de
Monteleone ha sido arrasada, Y ri.
posa, Semiuara, San Giovanni, Sci.
lila, Lazaro y Cannitello y todas las
demas comunidades del estreeho es.
tan en- ruinas.
Ell CONSUL AMERICANA ENTIRE Los
MUERTos.
Del DEPARTMENT. de estad1 en-
Washington Sc anunca el recib de
un despacho maudado por el Vi, G.
r6nsn Americana, Stuart Lu, ton,
mandado Via Mat, p0r II via siu
alambre, en- ei cual dlt: "el cons lla-
do dc Messina des,ruido Sc supone
que el consul Y su esp1sa pereeieron. y
Arthur S. Cheney era ei nomhse
del consul Americana Y era original
del est'do dc Illinois. Fu6 nonbra-
do al consulado en- Agosto De 1907.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-01-02
NUN. 48

4 N9 "ts+iAttdon dlkieS De los
dias de fiesta todayia Andrews no ha
preentado su dimisi6n. Ahora Sc dl.
ce que Sc tomara accl6n despues de
los dias de fiesta. Entire tanto los
oiudadanos de Nneyo Mexico estamos
con "a bOca alberta y como tento
en- vfsperas."
Ell Journal de Albuquerque de fecha
"a publiea ell sguiente despaeho y en-.
trevista del gobernador Curry que
acaba de regresar de Washington:
Santa Fe Dc. Pei gobernador
Curry regras6 de Washington a Santa
Fe hoy al medic dia. en- cuyo mgar
habia estado durante las 1ltimas tres
semanas hacienda esfuerzos por el pa
sale de Ia ley de es.ado.
III gobernador abriga la creencia de
que el proyeeto pasara en- la presente
session del congreso y da muy buenas
razones para sostener su fe Dice.
sinembargo. que no desea infundir es.
peranzas faisas en- eI pueblo de Nuevo
Mexico y que no deberian de sentirse
muy decepcionados en- case de fallar
en- Ia presente session. una vez que SUI
pasaje en- la piguiente session csta
.asegurado
"Creo que seremos admi. idos en- Ia
presente session, dijo el gobernador
al representante dol Morning Journal
esta tarde mo deseo infundlr fal.
=sas esperanzas poro este es 10 que Sc
ha logrado: la comison de Ia CANA.
ra e1ta absolutamente favorable al
pasaie Immediate del proyecto hay
aufcientes yo.os nara pasarlo, Ell Sc.
nado presenta una proposition mas
difcil, debido la disposition del Sc.
aador Beyeridge. auien aun no s. ha
decarado 4 favor de que Sc tome "a.
ei6n en- eata session. Sin omba ~,
otr17 p, emhroa de Ia comlsion lei 81
rado fayorecen el proyec q. q presi.
dente esd hacienda todo 10 que putde
para apresurar 81 pasaie, y en- vista
del camblo rapldo que ha habllo en-
favor de nuestros rec'amus, tanto den.
tro como fuera del coneresp, ereh 6r.
memente cue en- esta session obtendre.
mos Ia aeci6n deseada. Tina cosa Is
clerta, cue Iala que haya gd1 al9le
hscer Sc ha 5xa isaeo, y n.ngma.casa
Sc omitira cue ssa poslble Va 9. nara
que Sc ome accion durante ID session
lresentee
Probablamenie 81 gobernador vol.
vera q Washington Embellishments
despues De los diaa de fiesta.
Solomon Luna Sc expresa IN ianto
mas pesmista que el sobernador El
tamben do una entevista al Journal
en- la oval diee on.ie oipaa cosas
I'm caso que Ia eamafa dilate to
mar acci6n hasta tarde en- Ia session,
nuestras ehanzas por % que respeeta
a ia presene session quedaran mate
rialmento redncidas rues Sc reoonoce
que nuestra mas seria oposicl6n dueda
en- 81 senalo donde el senador Bev-
er'dga, de IA com'si6n sobre terIio
rios, oontinua sin conyencerse de que
debemos ser admitidos en- esta eesi6n
Mr. Bey5rdge centnua sie9dn
uuoslo obstaculo su op1scidn 80
es an acre como 10 era en- meses pa
sados Probable mente q no So oron-
dria al ra3aie del proyecto en- la 9
ruiente seson Tambien exls.e Ia
disposition por narte de algunos de
los cposito.es cue quedan que Sc
posponpa acci6n hasta 81 inyierno We.
nidero'
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-01-02
Ell FSTADO I'm STATU QUO.
Curry y luna DlceR que Puede
ser que 81 yPuede ser gue no.

El asunto de IA admission dc Nuevo
Mexico d Ia union de es ados osta en-
la siHae.0n que deaenbi0 el otro di
ciendo que cue puede ser que sea
no sea gu puede ser one 81 sea-
FL proyeeto de esiado descansa tran
quilo en- manos do 10 comlslon sobre
taggitQr.os d. ulnhoa cueTpos auA.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-01-02
UN REMFDIO SENCILLO PARA
I.A GRIPPE,

Fses toeea rceecas de IN grippe, que
puoden tornerse en- pnlmnnia IN MA
nothe, SO curan prontnmeute con la
Mil Rrea da Foley, Lrs pplHnnra
dolofidre iriltmh6os sartn y Sc re-
fueizsn, 50 ihrpn de una condieidn
peignsa. ldmcee solo Ia Miel y Blea
de Foley que vicae en- paguete tmasi-
10.
De vente por O. G, sehaefsr ' 10
Cruz Roia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-01-02
Para Curar un ResfriO en- un dia.

T6mense Las Pastillas lAXAN-
TIES de BROMO Quinine los F'l-
tIcarlos os devolveran q dlnero sino
curan. In frma de T. W.
GROVES va en- eada una cgllta. %
cts. Prepsadas por PARIS ME-
DECLINE co san Lul-, Mo
Don Rompal.ta Morteya para ioez
de paz, y non Juan Maeias, para
coudssiahic, son ios eandidetn. deruH-
cratas del rrri q de Romehvi'e.
en- Ii c!eccifn ,lel dia II. Ami os
sen buenos hombres y estan birn ca.
ificados.
The oasis., 1909-11-27

An experienced music teacher will instruct a limited humber of pupils. Terms reasonable. Ad- dress Mrs. Josephine Saxon on Noon street in the Noon Addition to Nogales. If.
The oasis., 1909-11-27

of year, at the price of $200,000. For better handling of its traffic the company has moved it's general offices from Guaymas to. Mazatlan, the change having taken place last week.
 When you want a sandwich see Johnnie at Hotel Arcadia Bar. If.
 Mir. V. w. Bennett. conductor on the Cansnea, Yaqui River x Pacific railway, running between Naco and Cananea, was hurt very seri- ously last week by being caught between two cars that he was coupling up. He had gone in to fix the draw bars of one of the couplers, and as he ca me out he slipped and fell, in between the two cars again, which came together at that instant, catching him, break ing three ribs and his collar bone and inHicting internal injuries that are feared will prove fatal. He was taken to the hospital at Cana nea, where he Is reported in a very precarious condition.
 A delightful winter climate, charming scenery, fine boating, good fishing and hunting, and a dne hotel at which to put up-the Albin-beside the waters of Quay mas bay. The Tri-Metallic Mining Com pany which has an extensive cop per property in the Yaqui river region, is arranging to begin work and will push forward development with all possible speed. Hon. M K. Gang of Columbus, Ohio, who is managing director of the company is in Sonora arranging to start operations. The Fri Metallic Com. pany, whose property Is in the vicinity of Tonichi, and which has been awaiting several years the advent of the railway, has a very fine property, which with the ad- vantages and facilities that will bt given by rail transportation will become an important and effective producer.
The oasis., 1909-11-27
SONORA SETTINGS.

Gambrinus; Qua y las: Beer; Lunches.
 Thursday Nr. c. A. Richardson, agent for the Sonora railway at Santa Ana, was taken ill very sud denly. Doctor H. w. Purdy of Nogales was summoned to attend him and went down on the Sonora railway train that night.
 At La Colorado, on the 8th inst. Mir. Thos. T. Burch and Mss Jesus P. Estrada were united in matri- mony, the ceremony being attended by large number of friends. The groom is a we'll known young gentleman in the American colony at the great gold camp, and the bride is the daughter of promi nent family.
 See Johnnie for mixed drinks at Hotel Arcadia Bar. If.
 Four men implicated in the murder of Luis Proto of Cocospera in March last, are in jail at Mag dalena, awaiting trial. They are Fernando Espinosa Jr., Francisco Bastian, Ramon Sorrillos and Pablo Gomez. The latter is the confessed assassin. The others are alleged to have contributed toward hiring him to commit the dastard, ly deed. Ramon Trujillo, now dead, paid to have been poisoned by his fellow conspirators, was i'm plicated also in the crime.
 For fine imported and domestic wines and liquors, and the best brands of Mexican cigars, go to the Cantina Central at Hermosillo Sandwiches served fresh daily.
 La Compania Naviera del Paci ico" has contracted with the Nor wegian steamer Oakland to serve upon it's line between Quay and Salina Cruz for a term of sil months, with an option for anotheI six months, and the right to puT chase the ship outright at the enc
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-16
TAFT'S MESSAGE
ON TIE TARIFF

Washington, March IA message
from President Taft on tariff revision
was read in the House and Senate to-
day. The massage says:
Conditions affecting production and
manufacture and business generally
have so changed During the last II
years as to require readjustment and
revision of the import duties impos-
ed by that (Dingley) act. More tnan
this the present tariff act, with the
other resources for government rev
enue, does not furnish income enough
to pay the authorized expenses. By
July 1St, next, the excess of expenses
over receipts for the current fiscal
year, will equal 500, 100000.
''The successful party in the late ell
ection, is pledged to the revision of
the tariff. The country and the busi-
ness community especially, expect 1t.
"The prospect of a change in the
rates of import duties always causes
a suspension or halt in business, be-
cause of the uncertainty as to the con-
ditions to be made and their effect.
1t is therefore, of the highest import
ance that new bill should be agreed
upon and passed with as much speed
as possible consistent with its due
thorough consideration.
Il venture to suggest the view that
the business interests OF Che country
require that the attention of congress
this session be chiefly devoted to the
consideration of the new tariff bill,
and that the less time given to other
subjects of legislation this session,
the better for the country"
The Senators Laughed.
The Presidents message received
careful attention in the senate today.
Many of the senators laughed when
the suggestion that no Legislation ex-
cept in relation to the tariff be consid
cred at this session, was read.
Adjournment was taken until Fri
day.
In the House Today.
Washington, March 16.-The second
days session of the house showed the
members in a much callmer mood. The
question of the amendment of the
rules having been settled yesterday,
the tension was noticeabay relaxed
and the feeling of good fellowship
acted was the drawing of seats, and
as a special compliment, the oldest
members were allowed to make their
selections without reference to the
drawing.
After conference with speaker Can
non today, representative Payne, the
chairman of the ways and means com
mittee announced the presentation of
the new tariff bill would be deferred
until tomorrow to obtain the appro-
val of the new member OF the commit
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Meet the Herd at Cattemens Convention Roswell Ap6-7S

not recognize, but was induced to ac-
company his brother home, where he
was placed under the care of physi-
clans, who pronounced his aiment
acute demehtia.
Morton grieved over the fight made
against his last election and although
he went to Cleveland to attend the
meeting, he did not show up and has
been missing ever since.
Morton is "a years of age and has
managed national and minor league
clubs ever since 1882. From papers
found in his pockets, it is evident he
has been in Texas, Mexico and other
Southwestern states since his disap-
pearance.
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Ask parsOnS---f1e Knows

an air of suppressed excitement was
everywhere in evidence. 1t was repor-
ted that there was a plan for the sell
ection of George A. Smith, wealthy
republican politician and former coun-
Gilman. The morning papers assailed
the record of Smith and denounced
the attempt to elect him as Harper's
successor as part of the machine
conspiracy to defeat the recall move
ment and thwart the will of the peo-
pie and called upon the people to at
tend the meeting this morning and
prevent Smiths nomination. Stephens
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PARIS STRIKE RESULTS
0INrl ~

Paris, France, March 16.-The diff
Guilty at the post OH ,e department
with the telegraphers, resulted in riot
ing today, when at noon today the
new shifts came ON duty. Windows in
the buildings were smashed, many in:
struments demolished and amid q
scene OF great excitement and confu.
sion, the police. who had been con
cealed In the basement Of the build.
ing OF the central station. rushed in
and made many arrests. Many WON
en- tainted
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MORTON, NOTED BASEBALL
MAN FOUND IN CHICAG


Chicago, March 16.-ChaS. H. Nor
ton, former president of the Ohio and
Pennsylvania Base Ball League and
veteran base ball player, who dis
appeared from Cleveland on January
18th last, was found by his brother.
H. U. Morton, of Chicago. He was not
in the possession of his right senses
and was discovered wandering aim
lessly about the streets of Chicago.
Last Thursday telephone call
came for H. U. Morton and upon his
answering it, it was found to be from
the missing brother. In answer to an
inquiry as to where he was, he said:
Never mind, I'll cail again."
A detective then went to work, WIS.,
iting every place in the town where
he would likely be. but the brother
met up with him late at night, acci-
dentally on Wabash avenue. He did
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SELECTION OF MAYOR
CAUSES GREAT EXCITEMENT

Los Angeles, March 16.-Chas. Ste
phens was selected unanimously by
the city council as mayor to serve un-
til March 26 the date set for new
election. Stephens was present and in
speech accepted the Office and was
sworn in at once. Three cheers were
given him by the crowd. jubilant and
happy at the outcome of the strained
situation. The temper of the people
who thronged the city hall previous
to the meeting of the council, was ev-
identity one not to be trified with, and
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SOLDIERS MUTINY IN CUBA
IN EFFORT TO START RIOT

Havana, Cuba, March 10 A SER
geant and seven privates of the rural
guards stationed at the town of Vuel-
tas, Santa Clara province. have mutt
MED and taken to the woods with
their horses and arms. II appears to
be their intention to start a strong
uprising. A strong detachment of rur-
al guards from the adjacent garrison
has been sent in pursuit of the mutt
neerS.
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in the yards today, and the people as
a whole seemed to realize this fact.
However, there is one thing that must
not be overlooked and that is that
Cleaners Day should be observed at
the first possible opportunity on any
day following the 10th day of March.
1t is merely the beginning, Or start OF
the annual spring cleaning that makes
Roswell better city.
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JACK JOHNSON LEAVES FOR
GALVESTON TONIGHT

Chicago, March 16-Jack Johnson,
the heavyweight champion. informed
the Associated Press this afternoon
that he would leave for visit at Gal
weston, tonight
Elaborate preparations to entertain
Johnson at his Galveston home have
been made. but the managers threat
ened to call it off If Johnson brought
along his white wife
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DAMP GROUND HiNDERs
WORK ON "ClEANERS

DAMP GROUND HiNDERs
WORK ON "CLEANERS' DAY."
Today, Tuesday. March l6, was the
day officially proclaimed by Mayor
G. A. Richardson as Cleaners Day"
in Roswell, henceforth and forever a
national holiday" within the limits of
the municipality. Although the day
was observed in various parts of the
city, it was not generally taken up
and acted upon as it would have been
with dry ground. The big snow of
last week made the ground so damp
it was not convenient nor conductive
to good health to get out and work
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FURNISHED ROOMS
203 N. Penn.

tee who is to succeed Bonynge OF
Colorado, the desire being to make
the recommendations of the commit
tee unanimously.
The following dispatch was receiv-
ed too late for publication last night:
Washington, March 16.-The Fitz.
gerald resolution. amending the rules
of the house, was adopted 211 to 172
Party lines were badly broken put in
the main, the republicans voted for
the resolution and the democrats a
gainst it.
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to SC higher. Bulk, 645@6.70; heavy
6.65 5@6.S0; packers and butchers, s.
50@6.75; light, 6.30@6.60; pigs, AIS
$500.
sheep receipts, 10000; market stea.
dy. Muttons, 4.75@6.O0; lambs, $500
7.50; range wethers, 4.5O@7.O0; fed
ewes, 3.25 @5.4O.
The Wool Market.
ST. Louis, March 16-WooI firm;
Territory and western mediums, 1S
@26; fine mediums, 1920; fine IL
or.
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CIVILIAN KILLS TWO ARMY

CIVILIAN KILLS TWO ARMY
OFFICERS IN A DUEL.
Eisencap, Germany, March 16.-A
civilian fought two dllek here today
with officers of the army and killed
both opponents, pistols being used.
The civilians name is Schutzbar
Mig, a wealthy land owner. His op-
ponents were Lieut. Won Buttlar and
an army surgeon whose identity is
concealed. Herr Milg's wife. an Amer
ican, is said to be responsible for the
duel. jealousy figuring in the case.
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RECORD FOR
WOMEN is BROKEN

Pittsburg, March 16-The world s
record in the double event for women
ibowlers was broken at the American
Bowling Congress today, when Mrs.
NJ. Kern and Miss Berdie Kern. both
of st. Louis, rolled 1,O24 The prev
ious record. held by Mrs. Hull and
Mrs Ross Kopf, of Chicago, was 964.
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REVIVAL SERVICES
at the Christian Church
TONIGHT

was formerly president of the Cham
Der of Commerce and is a member of
a firm of grocers.
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(locaI Report Observation Taken

local Report Observation Taken at
500 a. N.Y.
Roswell N. M, Mar. U6.-Tempera-
ture max. 5S; min. 35; Mean 46. Pre-
cipitation in inches and hundredths.
O. Wind, dir. NV; veloc. 8. Weather
cloudy.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Wednesday sta
tionary temperature.
Mar. 16.-CompaTative Temperature
data, Roswell. Extremes this date
last year, max. 90; min. 43. Extremes
this date Is years record, max. 80.
1908; min. 20, 1901.
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W1ANTED:-To rent a typewriter IN
good working condition to be used
about one hour a day.-GifloesoR
Hotel.
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Cows for Sale.
After the coming Saturday there
will be some high class milch COWS
for sale at reasonable prices at the
Roswell Trading Co. 12t5~
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Eoe RalA

Spray Machines For Sale.
Three Wallace Wheel Power Spray
ers, in good condition at reasonable
price. Can be seen at our orchard
Southspring Ranch & Cattle Co. u.
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GERMOZONE
KILLS ROUPE
ROSWELL SEED COMPANY.

George Wright came in last might
from MS gold mine east of Roswell
coming to spend several days.
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w. p MOOD,

Order your suit Tor the stockman
Convention or have the old one clean
ed and pressed. Call 409 118h ".
Main It,
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All kinds of fruit and shade trees
ready for immediate delivery at Fair
childs' Nursery. 12tf
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THE TRIAL
ENDS TODAY

Nashville, March ia fairly
large crowd was in court today in ex,
pectation of hearing the courts charge
to the jury in the Cooper-Sharpe mur.
der trial. Judge Hart, however, an
nounced he would not begin his charge
until p. m, If then. Il want as large
an audience as the other fellows had
he>said.
Later.-At p. IN. Judge Hart ad-
journed court until tomorrow, saying
he would make no promises his charge
would be ready then.
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Our garden hose is here.-Enter-
prise Hardware Co. Phone 37S. t2
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w. w. King, practical horse-shoer,
located in old Fire House stand. 99t26
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Money to .loar

Money to Loan.
$4,000 to loan on improved real
estate security. Optional payments.
See us for articulars.-Roswel Ii
tie & Trust Co.
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BARRIERS, Ball.

BARRIERS Ball.
The Banbers Ball will be given on
Thursday evening March 18th, at the
-auditorium Rink. You are invited,
ticket $1.00. lift
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OUR ALL PORK COUNTRY SAUs
AGE is JUST WHAT YOU WANT
T. c.. MARKET.
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Our garden hose is better for the
price. Enterprise Hardware Co. ts
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THE ARGUMENT IN THE
COOPER TRIAL CLOSED.

Nashville, March 16.-Gen. McCarn
today finished the closing argument
in the Cooper-Sharpe murder trial and
court adjourned until Tomorrow NOR
ming when the charge to the jury will
be delivered. McCarn maintained that
Carmack was shot in the back and
that the defendant not only took the
means of assassinating Carmack, but
that they cowardly assassinated him
from behind.
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Legal Blanks at Record Once.