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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-18
TAFT KEEPS


is not unexpected. Messrs. Moseley
and Collins are the acknowledged
leaders of the regular organization,
which is only another name for the
white mans section of the party, and,
without making any public declara-
ton that this is their policy, they
have endeavored, so far as possible.
to eliminate the negro as federal
office holder. Furthermore, it was
due to their good work that the ne
groes of the state were prevented
from getting control of the organiza-
ton in the last state convention and
sending delegation to Chicago in
structed for Senator Foraker Agita-
tors made a diligent effort to stir up
the negroes of the state over the
Brownsville incident and have a dele
cation sent to Chicago hostile to the
administration and its policies, and
'unalterably opposed to Judge Taft as
the party nominee. This scheme was
nipped in the bud by Messrs Moseley
and Collins. who furnished the brain
work for the plan, and organized the
convention in such a manner that the
insurgents were left out in the cold.
In so far as the democrats Of the
state are concerned, the purpose of
the administration to continue the
referee system is eminentlv satisfac-
tory. for confidence is felt that the
Wessrs. Collins and Noselev will not
recommend men for offices who are
objectionable 70 theh communities in
which they will serve.
It Is of course probable that, in
some instances. President Taft will
confer with members Of the Miecie
einni DELEGATION IN cororaes relat've
70 imnortant annointmerts hut ~ the
some time members of the ctata do1o
, cation will fr,1Iv rndoretnrd that tho'r
at'ore will not 10 r,o1e
the basis for final disnosal of natron
age; that the two referees will be
President Taft's principal advisers. sc
long as their services prove as salts
| factory as has been the case during
! the past four years.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-18
LUMBER TARIFF MAY
YET GET AMENMENT

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-The
house committee on ways and means
today agreed to report the Payne tar
if bill back to the house on Tuesday
for the minority report This is in
Difference to the representatives OF
the lumber interests and others who
want to give the house an opportu-
nifty to amend the measure.
Representative Brousard, of Louis
lana, voted to report the bill without
opportunity for amendment, but all
of the other democrats of the COM
mittee voted in favor of re-submitting
the measure to the house. The note
in the committee was 10 to 6.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-18
Nothing
Like

hem in the world. CAscARETs the
biggest ssIlsr-why7 Because lie thel,4
what they will DO for yo1--nos what
ws say they wiU d1-thst makes
CASCARETS famous. Millions gss
CASCARETS and Il b oil the medicine
bat they ever need to take. ~
cAscAaEre fse bon for weet'a
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-18

Miss Vic Lott has been quite sick
for several days with the grip.
Mrs. Laura Smith, who has been
quite i'll for several months, passed
away yesterday. She was buried at
Providence.
Miss Zeola Wright speaks of attend
in the Training school at South Mis-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-18
unequaIed as a Cure for Group.

OHtqudIeu DIS OuTe TOT O10UP'
Besides being an excellent remedy
for colds and throat troubles, Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is unequaled
as a cure for Group" says Harry Will
son, of Waynetown, Ind When given
as soon as the croupy cough appears,
this remedy will prevent the attack.
1t is used successfully in many thou
sands of homes. For sale by Hays
and Field and Yellow Pine Pharmacy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-18

dssippi college to commence Mar0n
23. 700
The home of Mr.. A. L. straham was
made happy Tuesday on account
tho arrival of twin babes, little DoS
and little girl.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-18
Bargains!!
Bargains!

A street price, liberal terms
and lot Fourth street. terms to
purchaser.
splendid all modern convenence for sale OF rent
Splendid neighborhood
Pine Conne Adene and Main and 9TH
streets prices asst right getting
a them
trying for one Is
citizen the who doesn't want home Is the
liberal inducements to home seekers
citizenship Hateburg is Lot to be exceed by any city
majority of the people their homes
quarters for sale at
fine per cent on the IN
you want money estate to
Respectfully,
60 Main St. HOS. M. FEf<GOoON
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-18

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-02-25

tion OF electors.
Senate Bill 243, relating to organ
ization OF Perkins and Harding
counties. Passed.
Senate bill 240, relating 10 division
of organized counties. Passed.
Senate bill l02, relating to state
warrants. Passed.
Senate bill 1874, relating to gar
nishment. Passed.
Senate bill 1871, relating to sale OF
public lands TO City Of Sioux Falls.
Passed.
House bill 242-Amending sec
ton 335 of article / of chapter Is OF
civil code. Passed
House bill 173-Relating to incor.
poration OF cities under commission.
Passed.
House bill l68--Relative to
powers Of cities and Incorporated
towns. Passed.
House bill 52-Attaching unor-
ganized county of Meyer to Lyman
county.
House bill 241-Relating to liens
on mining property. Passed.
enate-Forty-Third Day,
Opening exercises.
Roll call.
Senate bill Relating to gar
nishment. Passed.
Senate bill 205-Legalizing bonds
of school district No. IL Stanley
county Passed.
Senate bill 1852 Relating to
escheats and reduction of escheated
property. Passed.
Senate bill 231- Relating to SER
vice of summons by publication
Passed
Senate bill 234 Relating to pur-
chase Of uncoined precious metals
Passed
Senate bill 1873 Relating to pay
of interpreters and translators
Passed.
Senate bill 1877, relating to fund
ing bonds issued by towns. Passed
Senate bill Al, relating to cor
porations. Passed.
Senate bill go, relating to salaries
of county judges amended and
passed.
Senate bill SO, relating to fees oil
sheriffs. Passed.
House bill 146, relating to powers
of trustees of incorporated towns
amended and passed.
House bill 112, relating to pro-
lection OF birds and their nests and
eggs. Passed.
House joint resolution S,amending
constitution relating to salary Of the
attorney general. Passed.
House bill 204, providing stand
ard of time for South Dakota.
Passed.
House bill 214, requiring register
of deeds to report transfers of real
estate 70 county auditor. Passed.
House bill l22, relating to incor.
poration of Independent School
District No. 5, Butte county. Passed.
House bill 27S. relating TO State
militia. Passed.
House bill 1O5, relating 70 service
OF summons In justice courts. Passed.
House bill Relating to burg
lar tools and implements. Passed.
House bill l45--Providing county
aid for agricultural fairs. Passed.
Senate Forty Tsuvth Day.
Opening exercises
Roll call.
Introduction of bills.
B3l2, Committee on capitol
buildings and grounds Conserring
additional powers on capitol eom. |
mission.
s B llS, Committee on Insurance
Providing standard form Of Gre |
insurance policy.
Senate bill 160- Relating 10 tsx- |
ation in unorganized counties. |
Senate bill I55 Relating 70 fees
Of county treasurers. Passed.
Senate bill 250 Relating 70 tax |
alton Of corporation property.
passed.
Senate bill 248-AmendinQ sec.
ton 100 chapter 5 Of civil code. |
Passed. |
Senate bill 1872 Relating to|
trust companies. Passed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-02-25

CONTINUED from page ~

. Is zO4, bdurSoh- a honoinS s"o
liquor law.
SB 255, Dillon Relating to sal
aries OF resident officers OF state
hospital for insane.
S B 256, Packet Creating the
county Of Corso@.
S b 257, Laurson Relating to
granting OF permits TO sell insoxicat-
ing liquors.
SB 258, Hare Appropriating the
money received from the North Car
DINA bonds to the Children's home
at Sioux Falls.
SB 259, Tobin Relating to the
taxation and assessment OF corpora
tion property.
S B 260, Bobb- Relating to the
justification OF sureties on bonds.
: b 26l, Seward Amending in
surance laws
SB 262, Judiciary committee
Relating TO escheats and for the
rsaucaiun q escheated property into
possession a the state
: r a6s. Address Regulating
the shiTueas az insoxic4fiAg liqEars-
: E 3s4. C1annissee ca banking
Frrv55sag fcr the organization and
ccat~1a "a sa1kS-
: r eS5 Poc1ssi Providing
suour.sis~ SSr riAnslag and caring for
trees
So T. gCr4Kn Memorial to con
gress 70 establish hospitals az prin-
cipal Eurppean ports for the exami-
nation Of intending Immigrants.
Senate bili, l64 To prohibit any
person from taking intoxicating
liquor, narcotic or habit-forming
drug upon the premises Of any
penal or charitable institutions
Passed.
Senate bill l42-Providing for the
transportation Of girls committed to
the training school. Passed.
Senate bill 222-A bill prescrib-
ing the manner of establishing and
organizing mutual cooperative asso-
Citations. Passed.
Senate bill 100 Relating to print.
ing Of boards having control of state
Passed.
Senate bill 49, Providing for a
Tenth judicial circuit, fixing terms
4 court, providing for an appoint
nent of Judge. Passed.
Genate bill 81 Relating to the
'ucosss,on Of property. Passed.
HouSe bill s. The anti-treating
'illswas killed. motion was made
0 leconsa der and date set.
Hosss bill Exchanging the
anne OF tho school for deaf mutes
,catei a S;o az Falls. Passed.
House bill ,7l-Appropriation for
lrniture and Amprovements at the
pearfsh norunnl. Passed
House 'bili ..75--Appropriating
oney for che para snt q Y. 3. land
Boz fling fsss. Pa sd.
House bin do0-- Appropriating
uney Tor expresses a presidential
Boocrs. P1e1b1.
House ~pilI POS ushorisiOg
my con- niuuiuosrs tSln me- high
~ across stale land. ! 'sssed. 1
O. c. Kippsnbroct wss = poinsed
"a sworn il - q memhsr OF the
n,ts snerossiag foros.
bsn,ts Forty SECOND Dsy-'
Opening
Prayer N Rsv. Warren- ]
{)pon molion she president Of the I
b.. - = -. II
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-02-25
8 B 268. Bobb- : Providing for dis
poeai Of unclaimed bodies.

. b Zo6, Johnson on Lake
Requiring railroads 70 place switch
light on all main line switches.
s B go, Bobb- Deficiency sppro-
priation for the food and dairy
department..
SB 271, Bobb--Amending laws
governing food and dairy commits
sioner.
s B 272, Hare--Providing against
forest fires and fixing penalties.
s b 273, Acknowledgements
ing money TO buy land adjacent to
state school for the blind.
| S B 274, Lockhart-Appropriat-
ing money to build dormitory at
school for the blind.
s b 275, Hitchcock-Appropriat-
ing money TO pay premiums for state
poultry and pet stock association.
s B 276, Stokes-Requiring rail
roads to stop all trains at all stations.
S B 277, Rowe-Establishing a
manner of obtaining the population
Of all the counties of the state.
S b 278, Rowe Relating to tres
pass of animals.
S b 279, Lockhart- Relating to
sale of property on execution.
S B $50 Bates Relating to sat
isfaction Of chattel mortgages
S b 2S1, Fixing compen-
sation of members of state board OF
health.
5 b 2S2, Bates Relating to tax
| Judgment certificates.
S b 2S3. Goodsell Relating to
spread Of infectious diseases among
plants.
5 b 2S4, Lockhart-Fixing time
lof holding court Third judicial
circuit.
5 b 2S5, Bates-Labelling manu-
factures of penal and charitable
institutions.
S B 2S6, Bates Relating tc
powers OF boards of cities under
commission.
S B 2S7, Bates Relating tc
cruelty to animals.
| S B 2S8, Bates-P Providing
oimonthly pay day for certain
employees.
! S b 289, Stokes Repeating
chapter 1872, laws OF 1905.
| S B 200, Hitchcock Dividing
state into two congressional dis.
tricts.
S b 29l, Hitchcock Relating te
theatrical and other performances
on Sunday.
s B 202, Hare Relating tc
mechanics liens.
s B 2oS, Rowe Providing bounty
on tree planting.
s B 204, Norbeck-Providine
penalties for domestic corporations
accepting money for stock before
articles Of incorporation are fled.
S B 295, Bates - Relating to levy
and collection Of taxes for bridges.
s B 206, Bates Providing relief
for |. Q. Gill, formerly steward OF
the penitcntiary.
s B 297, Shaw Of Hutchinson
Providing against overeharging for
freight.
s B 208, Shaw of Hutchinson
Authorizing county treasurers 10
maintain actions against non resi-
dents ior the collection Of personal
taxes.
s B zoe, Hawkins Appropriation
for new buildings ~ vermiIlion
university.
SB 500. Norbeck appropriation
% buy land at Red6eld asylum.
s b Sol, joint COMMITTEES on
immigration Creating Office Of
immigration commissioner. pre-
cribing duties and axing salary and
appropriation.
s B 500. Seward Amending Sec
tion o80, revised political code.
SB sos, Bates Prosiding for
actions for injury By wrongful death.
s B 304, Bates TO amend section
sos Of civil code Of 1904
s B sos, Thoreson - Relating 10
duties and liabilities of sommon
carriers.
s B 500, Ewert Re.4 sis< = con.
gressional districts.
s B s07. Hiehley Relating TO-
discipline q Soldiers home.
& 4 919 Novh..r p>,.4s
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-02-25


Senate bill 30, relating to state
board of agriculture. Passed.
Senate joint resolution 10. amend
mens making terms OF office OF mem
bers of Legislature 4 years. Passed.
Senate bill 900, reconsidered and
passed.
House resolution. relating to adj
tournament. Passed.
House bill 260, appropriating
money for Science Hall at univers'
ity. Passed.
House bill IL, relating to inisia-
tive and referendum. Passed.
House bill 81, designating Fifth
judicial circuit and times for holding
court. Passed.
House bill 254, relating to probate
jurisdiction of county courts. Passed.
House bill 49, Relating to cleo
tons in independent school districts
Passed.
| House-Fortieth Day.
Roll call.
Introduction of bills.
HB 315, Parrott-Creating the
county OF Carson.
HB 316, Gardner-Relating to
style and form of ballot.
HB 317, Thompson--Amendlng
section IA of chapter 1873 Of laws of
1905.
31S, Wyman--Appropriating
money for buildings at insane hos
pital at Yankton.
HB 319, Bartine-Legalizing the
incorporation of Murdo, Lyman
county.
H B 800, Brynjulson Relating to
trespass of animals.
H B 32l, Committee on appropri-
ations -Appropriating money tor
railroad rate legislation.
! HB 1922, Fowler Relating to
homestead and conveyance.
HUE 26, Roberts-Amending Sec
ton | of article 7 of the constitu-
ton.
H j R 81. Bentley Memorable.
ing congress to create civil war
officers annuity honor roll.
! H j K %, Bentley Memorable
ing congress to sink experimental
wells on arid and semi arid lands.
House Bill 1876, relating to EN-,
ployment of teachers. Senate amend
ments concurred in.
House bill 90. concurrence in SEN
ate amendments lost and conference
committee appointed.
House bill 254, relating to pro-
bate jurisdiction of county courts.
Passed.
House bill 272, lega1izing cour.
house bonds of Woonsocket. Passed.
| House bill 276, providing refund
of money paid for tax sales. Passed.
| Bills introduced:
House bill 1913 Forbes Relating
to passes, free tickets and franks and
privileges.
H B 324, Wyman- Relating to
salaries of resident officers al insane
hospital.
H B 325. Cable Relating TO issu-
ance Of state warrants.
H B 1928, Cable Relating TO pub
lie printing.
II B s27, wolzmush Appropriate
ing money for grounds and water
rights at Spear6sh normal.
H B 1923, Hebal. Changing name
|of the school for the blind at Gary.
H B $40, Gable -ApproDriasing
money for printing reports OF state
auditor and treasurer.
b B $50, English Relating. to1
probate matters. n
H B 3Sl, Mertens- Sub-dividineI
Sanding Rock and Cheyenne Riv@|
reservations. II
II B SS2, Whiting ALLOWING 4
appeal from decision Of railway COM
missioners 10 certain cases.
H B $50. English Relating Vol
education. A
H B 3S4, Cable - Relating toll
granting permits for sale Of intoxi-
eating liquors. H
House bill 285, relating to prose.
buttons for criminal libel. Passed. II
House bill l01, relating TO oficers
Of state penitentiary. Killed.
House bill 1871, relating 70 aeci-
The farmer and mechanic., 1909-06-15
PLAN To GET CONTROL
Seventeen Arrest. Made in Connection
With the Strike Of Japanese Plan
tation LabOrer-Nuch Incendlary
CORRESPONDENCE and Other Docu-
men,ary Evidence Secured.
(By Associated Press. }

Honolulu, June 12.-SeNenteen Jap
anese leaders in the strike, OF Japa-
nese plantation laborers. Of whom
about 5000 are out. We're indicted by
the grand jury today on charges OF
having conspred to illcite disorder in
the Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu June 2.-This action
promptly followed disclosures yester-
day when an official search Of offices
Of the ''Higher Wage Association
and the Japan newspaper Jill reveal
ed incendiary letters, reports and 9TH
er, correspondence tending to show
that conspiracy was in prospective
formation among certain japanese to
Wrest control OF island affairs from
the whites.
SO important did the authorities
consider the discovery OF what ap
peared to be plot that the grand
jury was summoned hastily and docu-
mentary evidence seized in the raids
Aas laid before the body. This re-
suited in the indictments.
In the correspond enCe seized was
the following:
The Japanese strikers are facing
the pla 1ters With enough powder, lead
and TODD to make victory sure in the
end. Now is the time to eSalt the
name OF Your nation and tint With
blood the flag OF the Rising Sun.
y
We must be ready With hammer Of
ron and rain of blood 10 make the
obstinate and blind planters reflect,
and to eNterminate SOnotarO Sheba.
the traitor editor OF the 'Shimpo' and
his following. We must prepare.
If higher wages are not obtained
the sword may visit Sheba at any time
and he should provide tor the nveli-
hood Of his family v hich Will be left
The '\ippu.' the organ of the Strik-
rs. denounceS the arrest Of the lead
efS and deCta1eS that should any eN-
uaor>iinary thing happen it will not
be the fault OF peaceful strikers, but
that the whole blame will rest upon
the capitalists and authorities who
have reSorted to oppression
Bonds for the appearance of the
arrested leaders were quickly furnish
ed and the seventeen men were re-
leased
The farmer and mechanic., 1909-06-15
MYSTERIOUS CASE OF
MARY AGNES RUIZ
NOman'S Suicide Attributed to Mad
lnfatuatiOn For Mr.. A. c. Van
derbilt
(By Associated Press. }

London, June 13.-Seyeral Sunday
papers print long accounts of what
lhey call the mysterious case of Mary
Agnes Ruiz. who committed suicide
n this city on May Is. They Law par
ocular stress upon the suppression of
news OF the inquest and her relations
with an American multi millionaires
Lloyds Weekly News attributes the
Woman's suicide to her mad infatua-
ion for Mr.. A. G.. Vanderbilt" and
:hargeS that the English reporters
orsent at the 1nuueSt We're bribed to
efraln from mentioning the case
The verdict of the corOner's Jury
vas: suicide. while of unsound
mind"
Chnrles f. Williamson, of Paris. who
settled the affairs and paid large
'tatf at Mrs. Ruiz's Grosvenor street
Enlistment, was the first witness at
he inquest He identified the BODY
md testified that he had acted as her
agent. She was the wife OF a wealthy
cuban, from whom she had separated
Lately, he said. she had been in i'll
health. and depressed. and had declar-
7d that's he was tired Of life. Mrs.
Ruiz's maiden name was O'Brien and
she was native of ST. Louis Mo
Alfred G. Vanderbilt, cannot be
found in London. He has not appear
ed at the horse show since the eve
nnS papers first mentioned the sui-
-ide on Thursday.
The farmer and mechanic., 1909-06-15
VEN NF.ZJE,LA FTI.ARCSTER.
Government Authorities on the Look.
out for the Vessels.
{ Fly the Associated Press. )


Washington. June 12-Cfoyernment
agents have not receive full inform
ton regarding the alleged flibuster-
lng expedition that is reported as set
tinS out from the North Carolina
coast, but what they have secured in
dlcates that it is directed against
Nenenzuela. Two vessels were recent
ly sold b va New York firm, kates E
Company, that were regarded as
adapted to filibustering purposes. The
Nantlcocke was one. and dispatch
tug, the name Of which was not learn
ed. was the other
The Nanticoke formerly belonged
to the Albemarle Steam NAVIGATION
company, of Franklin, Va. She is q
Slde wheel steamer. and was built at
wilmington. Delaware. in 1875. Re
Gently she has been playing the Cho-
wan river and Albemarle sound. North
Carolina. Her gross tonnage is 45S
tons and her net is 394 She carries
a crew OF seventeen men and is a very
slow craft. Her home port is Nor
folk.
The ReVenur Cutter Pamlico. whose
headquarters are at New Bern n c.
mas been instructed to look after both
these vessels and see that there is no
violation OF the neutrality laws
The farmer and mechanic., 1909-06-15
THIS is NO MHTH-ElXCEL!EN
AUTHORITY GIVEN.

To the Editor: Last Easter q card
bearing q fine picture II two nolh
hares' caught the eye Of Col. Peter
Francisco Pescud, a prominent citizen
of New Orleans, La. Whereupol h
broke the silence Of thirty years sent
the writer the card, enuulred as q
the rabbit crop of North Carolina OF
the musical beagle pack With which
We once chased them. OF the progress
of the Guilford Battle Ground Con-
panys scheme Of reclajming this field.
and in an unlucky moment wound Gp
by saying that he had an ancestor who
gained fame in this battle. Delighted
as | was at hearing ffom him ! an
SWered his questions, told him Of the
very recent completion OF the Col. NEl.
Washington shaft on the grounds. and
to send me check for 500 for a Ia t
on the same.
The check has been endorsed and
is now In the hands Of our long suffer
ing, unse1fish, patient and patriotic j.
W. Scott. treasurer OF fhe GuliTord
Battle Ground Company and 4 cores
pondence opened with q flrst-ct;tss s
bronze and statuary firm. But now
as to conclusive proof that the ate we
tell is no myth:
col. William Washington had =
and q fine company OF Virginia vol
unteer cavalry from Prince F,dNar RI,
under Captain Thomas Watkins, upG
n this company was Peter Francisco,
the giant
washington sounded the bucle for
q charge, and pushing down the slope
OF the ridge. leaped across the branch h
in his front and rushed in q full gallop
upon the rear of the Guards, and pass
ing through, slew them right and left
Lieutenant HolcOmb, OF Captain Wat
kinS company, relates hat the strong
arm of Francisco leveled three ri the
enemy during one charke and eleven
before the fight was over"
In Foote's Sketches OF North Caro-
lima it is said:
The carnage was dreadful. At this
time it was that Lieutenant Hoic"u,b
related to DR.. Jones. f NottoWay,
that the noted Francisco performed
deed of blood without a parallel. IN
that short recounter he cut down
eleven men with his braNny ana and
terrible broad-sW ord. One OF the
Guards thrust his bayonet. and in
spite Of the parrying Of F'ranciSco.s
sword. pined his leg to the horse.
Francisco foreOore to strike, but as-
Slsted him to eXtricate his bayoncI. rs
the soldier turned and fled, he made a
furious blow with his sword aGd cleft
the poor fellows head down 10 his
shoulders
(see schenck's North Caroline.
1901. Page $50. Foote's Ske,cl,s of
Virginia, First Series PAGE loa
Foote's Sketches OF North Carolina.
Page\27S.)
by the way the sword OF Col. James
Stuart who commanded these brave
men. the Second Queens Guards Of
HiShlanderS, and was killed here by
Captain Smith. Of the First Maryla2;
regiment. is now in our museum. The
Stuart cOat-ot-a having been Nell
preserved by a silver scabbard artGr
eighty years of burial.
With thanks to Colonel PeSnuQ and
other patriotic gentlemen at holn.. ana
abroad. and to the public press ALWAYS
without whose liberal aid We never
could have attained nor mafsltantcd
our gratifying progress, J. am.
Yours truly.
JOSEPH NJ AIOEEHEAt)
president Guilforu Battle Ground
Company
The farmer and mechanic., 1909-06-15

Oliver, Charles Stevens. William Her
rim, Robert Werner. David Dunn,
Simon BandaE. John Jones, Robert
Council, Samuel Carver. David Shep-
herd. Micajah Farrell. John Wilson,
James E.mmet, Aaron Nardey, John
Parker Philip Herrin. James Gee,
VIM White, Joshua Hadley. William
Blocker. Samuel HollinSsW orth Nm.
Carver