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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-28
KNOCKED Down BY TEAM.
Arthur McJarratt Of Montpelier Had a
Narrow Escape.

Arthur McJarrett, Montpelier boy.
was struck BY the team Of H. G. Stran.
ahan on Main street in Montpelier this
forenoon and was knocked down. It
was thought that he was seriously
hurt, but Or. Templeton, who examined
him, found that a few bruises constitu-
ted the injuries. AicJarrett was playing
with some other children on East State
street and ran from that street onto
Main street. just at that moment Mr.
Sranahan drove along at a fairly rapid
pace.
One Of the forward wheels struck the
lad and knocked him to one side so
that the wheels did not pass over bin.
McJarrett was picked up and carried
70 the doctors Office.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-28
CHINESE SUSPECT
in WOMAN'S DRESS
Police Are Watching Roads and Others
Have Been Sent in Pursuit Of the
Supposed Leon Ling.

Norwich, n. Y, june 2s--A China
man, disguised as a woman, is reported
to have left Bainbridge this morning
and he is believed to be Leon Ling Tho
police are watching all the roads and
deputies have been sent in pursuit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-28
Drowned II The Rar

lrall River, Mass, June 2s.-George
Yoseff, colored, 20 years old. of New
port, r. 1, was drowned III Mount
Hope bay yesterday. He was a deck
hand on the Fall River line steamer
Commonwealth 1t Il believed that
Yosetf was seized with cramps.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-28
MITcHELL-LovEJoY.
Barre Man Was Married at Littleton
N. H. Last Week.

~ - last WSehs
The following clipping from Lit.
tleton, n. II. paper Of last week will
be Of interest to Barre people;
Miss frankie Lorejoy, who has pre-
sided over the trimming rooms Of Mrs.
Z. G. Youngs store, the past season
was married Tuesday evening 10 Ar
thur A. Mitchell Of Barre, vt. The cer.
emony Was performed at the parsonage
OF st. Rose de Lima church bv the Rev.
fr. Riley The couple expected to set
away without the knowledge Of their
friends, but found the usual shower at
the station
bor several seasons the bride was
employed as trimmer in the milhn-
cry store Of Miss Miles IN this city and
made many friends here. Her home *
in Aver, Mass. The groom Is also well
known here being at present employed
by the Grand Union Tea company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-28
Al victim Of Cramps

Lawrence, Mass, June 2s. Cramps
added one more to IT'S victims yester-
day when Guiseppi Squatrito, 23 years
old and good swimmer was stricken
N the Merrinaek river and drowned.
He was q spinner biz trade and unmar-
ried.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-28
800 ATTENDED PICNIC.
st. Jean Batiste Society Gave 4 Pleas.
ant Affair at Dewey Park.

- 1900 A+NNNohN SpS@INg GaNG 8ElEH8s
ant Affair at Dewey Park.
The members of the local branch Of the
~. Jean Batiste society. assisted by
their relatives and friends to the number
of nearly 800, held their first annual
outing and picnic at Dewey jark satur-
day afternoon and evening.
Every who had an invitation and pos.
sibly could, came and ill were fully
repaid for the effort expended in the
delightful outing which was enjoyed By
those present
There were games for the children.
dancing for the elders and refreshments
in plenty for all during the afternoon
and evening Altogether, the affair was
one Of the most successful picnics Of the
day and will mean that the society
picnic will become a fixture.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-28

Judge w WI Miles directed a verdict
for the defense this week in tile case
Of the Caledonia county grammar school
Us. George I. Howard of Craftsbury
and S. Blanche Kent Of Hardwick in
volving title to land, the charter for
which was granted in 1881 This was
an action Of ejectment to recover pos
session Of land in Hardwick, an outline
Of the case being given in Thursdays
Iree Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-28
NATIVE OF NoRTHFIELD.
Lorenzo D. Lockwood Died at Bellows
Falls Yesterday.

Bellows Falls, June 2s.-The funeral
of Lorenzo D. lockwood was held az
his residence yesterday morning. Rev.
A. G. Wilson. rector OF Emmanuel church
oiIieiated The bearers were Neil Me-
Donald, u. G. 0ber, J. A. Esteon and
Samuel L. Diggett. Burial was in
North Springfield Service al the grave
WAS conducted by Rev P. D. Root. pas
tor Of the Baptist church at North
Springfield
Mr.. Lockwood was born in North
field. For many years he had been a
contractor in Bellows Falls. He is sur
vived By wife, two sons, B. Z. Lock
wood and Charles Lockwood. and a
daughter, Mrs. George F Lawton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-28
OWE SUNDAYS DRowNINa
Watery Grave For Many People in as
Many Places.

Quincy, Mass, June 2s.--Jobn o.
Vaslg, aged II years, was drowned
while swimming IN an abandoned quar-
~ hole on the Baker quarry late yes
terday. The body was recovered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-28
IN FEVER OF EXCITEMENT.
0rangemen and Catholics Renew Hos
tilities in Liverpool.

Liverpool, June 2s.-Rioting was re-
newed today between the Catholics and
Orangemen by the mysterious ringing
Of Protestont church bells, which was
reported to be a signal for assassination
of Catholics. Wild disorder followed
and many Nere w0nndsd.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-28
VERMONT BOY DROWNED.
Harry Stevenson Of Bellows Falls Was
Drowned at Westford. Mass

Lowell Mass, june IS. Harry, the
4-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Stevenson Of Bellows Falls, VII, was
drowned in q cesspool on tho Robinson
farm in Westford yesterday after.
noon.
The family were visiting at the home
OF Mrs. Robinson, sister Of Mrs. Stew
enson, The boy while playing removed
the cover Of the cesspool without at
tracing attention and Ell IN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-28

Vermont pharmacists are 50 enthused
over Lake Bomoseen that they voted at
their meeting there this week to re-
turn again next year for their conven-
ton The Travelling Mems Auxiliary to
the Vermont Pharmaceutical society was
formed and the following officers elect
ed. President, Q. w. McShane, Bris-
toi; viee-president, G. L. Flint, Bur.
slngton; secretary and treasurer, w. L.
Wood, Woodstock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-28
MARVELLOUS EXHIBITION
Of Air Transportation Given BY an Am
eriean in Toxic.

Toxic, June 2s-A marvellous exhi-
bition was given today in the presence
OF critics BY Hamilton, the American
aeronaut who kept his machine at an
elevation Of 500 feet. soaring around
Uyeno park. japanese war officials
were spectators and congratulated the
American.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-28
woman Swimmer nead

Wrentham, Mass, June While
winning in Lake Archer Yesterday,
Mrs, Margaret Leslie, aged 2s years, Of
Quincy, Mass, was drowned. Her body
was recovered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-28
Boat Rocking idiot Dead.

Nantasket, Mass, June 2s. Rocking
the boat cost Joseph Jacom his life off
Green Hill last night and came near re-
sulting in the death Of his three com
panions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-28
WAIVED EXAMINATION.
John Gauld Arraigned in Montpelier
Court on Furnishing Charge.

In Montpelier city court to-day. John
Gauld waived examination and was
bound over 70 county court on the charge
OF furnishing liquor. He was one Of t2e
men caught in the liquor raid at Mrs,
Castello's week ago. Bail was fur.
nished by J. J. Chimney 10 the amount
OF $500 Attorney W. A. Lord appeared
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-28
SHAH CONDEMNED.
Says pIacard Which Was Posted 1
Teheran Today.

Teberan, June 2s. The city -~as pla.
carded this morning BY unknown per.
sons with the announcement that the
Shah and the royal family we're con
demned to death at secret meeting
Of rebels. The guard was doubled
about the palace. The Shah II 4 Be.
lieved, is preparing TO flee to Russia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-28
A PECULIAR SUICIDE.
Blacksmith Tied His Feet and Arms
and Then Rolled Into The Water

Hornell, N Y, June 2s. Robert MI.
BonneY 4 blacksmith, committed sui
eide IN a peculiar manner yesterday
Going To the bank Of pond he tied MA
feet securely with a rope which he
also looped several times about his
body until his arms were fastened. He
then rolled into the water.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-28

Or Barr has tested the herd Of S. D.
Allen and having found FIVE affected
with tuberculosis has placed the lungs
OF the diseased cattle on exhibition IA
BIS office at Jones q McAlillan's stable
Ae inyites inspection.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-28
no BE REopENEp.
Plant of The Former Milford, N. H.,
Granite Company.

Milford, N. IT,, June Is. The plant
Of the former Milford Granite companv
has been overhauled and improved bv
pany Of Cambridge, Mass, and win soon
the new owners, the Ford Granite com.
put in a force of men. Chester Carlton
has been appointed superintendent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-28

lost. a baby's bonnet between Pearl
street and Universalist church. Finder
please leave At Tines ofiee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-28
FELL OUT OF TEAM.
Grandson of William HornbroOk of
Montpelier Got Bruised Today.

Montpelier Got Bruised Today
A little grandson of William Horn
brook Of Montpelier fell out of team
as ii was driving on Main street in
Montpelier this forenoon and struck on
the cnrhing. DR. Grimes was called, and
1T was found that the child was not SER
iously hurt, although stunned and br,iis-
rd
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26
RAILROADS OPEN UP
FIGHT AGAINST RATES
Seek to Repudiate Legislation and to Disturb Con
ditions in the State Which Make for Har-
mony and Progress

but the purpose of their visit was MOI
known to the Governor until the con
versatiou began. Attorney Geflerat
Beckett, Chairman McNeIli. JuoE'
Graham and Hon. j. :. Naming were
also present. 4.5
The railroad representatives 9lal'o
that the present passenger fares "rI'
unremunerative, that when they We're
agreed upon it was with the uhde4-
standing with Governor Glenn that
they should be tried for one year
ana if such trial sho# ;tst
that the rates We're not J47i
and reasonable the matter would he
reopened, and that the Governor
would try to have the Corporation
Commission empowered to hear the
matter and fix the rates. The fdiIfod
presidents contended that eISht
months trial. the year not beng Eot
out. show the rates are not just an1
reasonable, and claimed that 1t Would
be a hardship to have to wait tIiI t'le
next legislature for relief. and want
ed any suggestions from the sGoVern"i
ana that they did not want gaJ!
The Governor stated that ne mac
stated in his inaugural that tht}.
would probably be no agitation lpl
change of passenger fares during ms
administration; that the people We're
| not expecting such agitation; that he
could not encourage my pfOceuuLe
| but hoped the railroads would try the
| rates during a normal year, when nc
| panic conditions prevail; that he nae
| no information to justify him IN suS'
eesting any changes-that if the ral'
| roads decided to agitate the matt"l
the proper Legislative committee
would doubtless give them respectlu
| hearing and careful consideration
that the former Legislature had de.
clined to give the powers mentioned
to the Corporation Commission
THE Governor said he thought tina
when the agreement was reached IN
railroads themselves considered TN
rates agreed upon as just and reason
able under normal conditions ana eN
, pressed the hope that a trial unde'
such conditions would show the rate
fair to all concerned-that the tact
stated did not convince him that IN
rates We're cOntiscatory, or unJuS1
The Governor said that he had MAD
no personal investigation of the work
ings of the present law, having nc
been informed of the object of TN
meeting. He expressed himself freel
on the matters as they appeare
to him without such investigation. /
answer to a question he said he Woul
OF course be glad to get any furthe
information possible and hear an
other statements.
1.-The conference was q friendly on
The railroad presidents desired I
have a further conference and Jan
uarV 30th was agreed upon for it
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26
LIVELY

MiddleseX, \. c.. Jan. 23.-Mi9dIa-
sex is now on a flying trip to thn
biggest kind of a real boom. For sew
earal days cotton has been coming in
here for miles around and since +ba
price has grown to ten cents fo, -
good quality there has been a r,eh
Io-day our streets were crowdad and
one HUNDRED and forty bales We're snid
The country around here has groyrn -
me quality, much superior to that on
the sandy lands. vi
Lots of building is going on and
new enterprises les springing up con-
SANITY | have eve seen an. - -
grow so fast as this. Peonta ~
very day. nearly, prospeeffna neie
We need now IS men with none no" ~
put W machinery and man,FlE .
TINS tine staple cotton her. h~'actute
made. We are sure thesa things II Is
come IN the very near fut-r rl'htss VIII
G GI 51 tho natural advantage. Here ere' use
tIlu me MUS, the purest or 49, YOU
the life-giVing bree1as u water and
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26
FOR \ SANITARY CITY.
Must No EXpectGrate on Streets
in High POint-MasS Meeting Mon
day Night-No. 30 Gives the City
the GO BY"

High Point. n. c.. Jan. 23.-In
line with better sanitary conditions
inauSurated by the Civic League and
the tuberculosis conferences, etc.
High Point is determined to keep
pace with this progressiveness for the
public's safety and forthwith Mayor
Wrenn has ordered that the ordinance
against eXpectorating on the streets.
etc, he strictly enforced after Febru-
airy lst. thus giving the people time
to practice splitting in the cutters or
some other place than the paved
streets.
\ petition has started the rounds
asking that the factories of High Point
pay off weekly instead of semi
monthly as is the case now. Th-
viii probably suit the employees bette,
but, of course, will cause some lit e
trouble in paying every week. The
petition has several signers already.
No. %, the southern flyer, which
heretofore has been stopping at High
Point. now gives this city the go by"
and some OF the citizens want to KNOW
how cum" This train was A great
convenience t. High Point and surely
the Southern's recent display of
economy wasn't the cause of No. 29's
undoinS as far as High Point is con-
The big mass meeting to consider
Jig Points new charter will draw a
krgeL crowd -Anndaa-.rral az the
warehouse. The
having the matter in charge have
lissected the proposed charter. and
n its present shape it is really tie
I'D charter with amendments.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26
heceipts Heavier; Prices pot.

Rocky Mount, Jan. % ~,
66g5lp1s OF leaf tobacco hava ut re
sinca 49aIler this week than ANY I pe :
ave- me opening of the n "HS week
ana aJidIt'lns to nearly 500, 900 Ibs year ear
wards the pl l tnf p]ff ha especially toe toe
shown up badly part ST c Of the h week, has
ror1ner weeks, there being . Eo9l with
pei cen of common. nondesc,rt;g iarge
n5t"ra of a blueish, undappit le21
n lS'ure, characteristic of the itn ~
o oiod d crop, many farmers seu iirle-thd'
s SlTSali Is Prices remain abn5t o4 arm
leaf from re- me medium grade Of brjg ehf
fairly reaso M b 10 - cents, and are
Gonllnon. Tobaccos from ! very
as SIZE Wy show some advance az ~ cts;
osl.er grades of leaf ana % Wen
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26
Lifc 100. 900 Years AGO

nave found in a cave in
switzerland bones of men. who lived
100000 years age, when life was in
constant LANCER from wild beasts. To-
day the danger, as shown by A. w.
Brown, of Alexander, Me, is largely
from deadly disease. 1T it had not
been for DR.. Kings New Discovery.
which cured me, could not have
lived" he writes, suffering as did
from a sever lung trouble and stub
born ugh To cure Sore Lungs,
Colds, obstinate Coughs, and prevent
Pneumonia, its the best medicine on
earth. soc. and $1.00. Guaranteed by
all druggists. Trial bottle free.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26
SENATE GOULD NOT
HOLD ITS SESSION
Question of No Quorum
Raised and Sustained
THE BODY ABSENT

House Appoints Select Committee to
Examine the Report of the Legisla-
tive Investigating Committee and
Submit Observation-Disclosures
on Time for Adjournment Sine Die
and Morton Bill Separating White
and Negro COnvicts.
With the Lieutenant-Governor and
President Pro Tempore of the Senate
absent and just enough Senators pres
ent to lack one for a quorum, that
body went no further, yesterday tina
to hear the opening prayer and see
the open hand of the Radicals in
the upper house. Assistant Sergeant
at Arms Nicholas Deboy ferreted the
city in vain to find missing Senators.
An extraordinarily large number had
obtained leave of absence till Monday,
and seven We're away on official leg
islatiVe business. After thirty-tiVe
minutes spent in unreWarded effort
to locate one Senator and bring him
into the chamber to make the number
Of Senators present 26, which con-
Stitutcs q quorum, the Senate adjourn
ed till Monday morning at IL O'Clock
The Republicans in assuming the at
ntude of ObStructiOniStS dlSpleaSed no
small number of the majority who
We're free in expressing what they
thought Of the policy of the minority,
In the House there were two de-
bates, one on the resolution by Mr..
HarshaW to adjourn on the 10th OF
February, which was referred to the
Committee on Rules, the other dis
cussion being on Mr.. MOrton'S bill
to require the separation OF white
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26

National Model License League Ndopts
Resolutions Protesting "Aeailisi All
incompetence in the Use OF AGO
ho,ic Beverages IHat Ever WAN
Who Hecomes Intoxicated Shonii
BE Arrested and ProSPcuteu. "a
Prohibition is American. ftc.'
Etc.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26

Ia 90 - - A
a. Salaries 81 Soli"it'l@ $3.50
r.. gnrsdhy at 1.
= Spefiai 'f"''
.,,- Gtpa!or brn}ohG Ih'fo-
,nial Conn
ducc- y Iilii e." I'm
-.,.,ita-- ut S2,500-
peli9d''"" "
uauato VIA Not i've q ts"o'"h
To-Day
,.u,fraer of Gnilfori, intro
+iI, i''.ii s.rst. yrgtfruey q bill
du1eu IL" tt,a ~orfyiIes of persons
fettt'-7 L,abo II provides
owning milease nb ooo s6al 6s the pur-
that q person WY ~ I'D BOOK in
chaser or owner Of a '& rsduir "gh 10 t.,
TINS STATE sha'5 ,r NOT ans - taEion over r.
any railroad u9"h "HtN' ), -
to travel by the flshJ - tle
/ mileage book, The hi- La iecelFe
/ strong support in the ; st9.
Mir. Ormond. OF Lemon presented
=, .ho canato = bin fixing The salaries
- - ..1iai+o,,e at s. 500. there peing al
VI Ca,o+o ain tn au4lfsn the fee
IS"N9 a. r.ticiEorS' an
system "Iu 60 1aa Fhara
hu"l ohIpell9oI rims -
are aIso Two LIZ ( e. aob ubicb
pI"',ulH7 q -, 9tv raiac+
the House committee Nliludits iejeCI-
ed. the othef, tIle 80
$50. h bill was yestefotS hiaue
a special IN the House lor next
Tuesday at u o'clock.
An effort was made YESTERDAY TO ad-
iourn the Senate tin Monday at noon,
but the motion failed, although Presi-
dent Pro TEN Kluttz stated it to be
bis' ~oninior +Fat tbara womb not be y
n,,ora,Ina Of The senate nr,seslt al ro-
49, ~ -
U" : -sas
+a.1,- - +oaio,o ,,5 ,5-,.od of So.
ter4Iy were teoious ana o-No" u SEe-
cidl feature,
THE ShNA e.
The senate con[ente, Sd O'Clock
Mr: kIuttz, president ire pm pre-
sldlhS- Prayer was olIeFeqo py KEY,
George W. Lay, Rector OF &, mary
School. The committee 0nA he daily
journal reported no correcS ons and
it stood approved.
The Committee ON Countifs, Cities
and Towns. which considered Mr..
Rritt's bins affecting nrhan county
reported them rs nnfavorahII
TEIE unI-Sp
Sneaker Grahan raIiIl me Houet
! to order ~ eleven a,rioct ~rtayer 10.
| ing offered ~, Pal- p r I'm nreei
dent OF the Bantis+ TpivefsitV ia,
Women.
The following bills uas4ed fipa
reading:
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26

and negro cOnVictS during eating ana
sleeping hours, this bill being re-re-
ferred to the Committee on Penal
Institutions, as several members de-
sired the passage of amendments eN-
empting their counties.
Sneaker Graham, after the repOr
of the Legislative Investigating Com
mfttcc had been submitted, announced
the appointment of a select commit
tee composed of Mr.. Currie, chair
man. and Messrs. Boughton, DoWd,
Lee. Morton. Stubs and Smell, to eX-
anime the report and make recon-
mcndations to the Legislature.
THE SENATE.
The Senate convened at II O'Clock,
MIR. Pharr, of Me~cklenburS presiding,
prayer being offered by Rev. w. Nice.
White, ID. D.. pastor of h Presby-
terrain church. The committee on
the daily journal reported no correc-
tons to be made and it stood approved,
Mr.. Wray, of Rockingham, raised
the question of no quorum, and Mr..
Hankins said there would be no ques-
ton of the legality of the proceedings
unless the question of no quorum We're
insisted upon.
Mr.. Sheriff. called the attention OF
the chair to section 2 article ,, OF the
Constitution, which said that neither
house should proceed to business un-
less a majority of all members was
present.
The chair held that it had not beer
ascertained whether or not there was
a quorum and that he would hold
swneFsas owed that the roll be
The ss%zesed the roll, disclosing
kventy-fVe senators present, twenty
stx constituting a quorum.
Mr.. Mills moV that the sergeant
Il arms be given a list of the members
NJ the Senate not excused and that he
be instructed to go out n biting them
sn. The Sergeant-at-armS las so IN
ttructed.
At 1925 Mr.. Barham s@tatel that
Buorum was present.
The call of the roll ShOWeH nat =
fenators were present.
Mr.. Barham moved that thl -@httt
adjourn till Monday at II o'clpc
| Mr.. Blow said it struck him the
Senate ought to wait to recel She
report of the sergeant-at-arnt w
Twas still OF the hunt for missing sen,
(ators.
! At 1880 Mr.. Barham renewed his
motion to adjourn, but it was defeated
by a large majority.
I At 11:35 the sergeant-at-armF re
ported that no senators COULD be
found.
Mr.. Blow moved that Adjournment
|be taken till Monday morning ait il
pollock, the motion prevailing.
/ Seven senators were absent on otfi-
tial business, these being Messrs. BUR
ton, Spence, Holden, Halves, Latha1n
Matthews and Jones.
THE HOUSE. I
The House was convened at e~leven]
by Speaker Graham. Rev. DR..
FTyree, of Raleigh offered prayer.
Petitions and Memorials.
The following petitions and memo
rials were presented:
By Currie: Memorial from Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy and Camp of
Veterans, asking for increase of
pensions for old Confederate soldiers
n their widows
BY Myatt: Petition from Four Oaks,
Johnston county, asking for a cotton
Weigher.
A Valued Gift.
Speaker Graham announced the
from Hon. r. N. Page, MEM
Der of Congress from the Seventh
k0oa4essiopal district, of eight vol
6wofuuth
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26


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registering grants.
10y G"rdoh y" establish 3D. 30.
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-01-26
HOUSE GOES BACK
TO CODE GROUNDS
The Divorce Law of 1907
May Be Repealed
FOR COUNTY ECONOME

Senate Passes IL Bill 10 Prevent a..
of Witnesses liCt.
Grand Jury on the First Day
Couft-TO Embrace the thiNtf~
Of North Carolina Within the Eclt.
fits of the Carnegie Erundatu.
Eund.