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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24
20. boz Taft. oIsnt Turksr.

Taft. a turkey gobbIer weighing Of
ty-6ve pounds. won tue grand prize
over $50 competitors from twenty
three states and Canada at the Mis-
sOuri state poultry show, which opPned
recently at NJ Louis. Taft n owned
~ r. q. Ravens Of EheIbyviIle. Ind
The intoxicated gentleman stared "a
q bewildered manner az the sign on
the bridge. The sign read. Loads
Must Not Be Taken Across the Bridge
Faster Than q Walk"
After giving the sign profound study
be ObsPFved:
''DOn't Ebee how fellersh VT lOadsh
can DO betser'n q walk nohOwT
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24
aaaInn eIahta b. WaahInaton.

Representative rim AnsbeFry Of
Ohio bad q number Of his cOnstitu-
ents IN tow az the house OF represent.
atives the other morning. he showed
them many strange and interesting
things. aud they were most enthuRlas-
tic. Homer Davenport aud bis Arab
slave boy. who were meeting all cum
ers. proved the center OF attraction
for a time until the rOllicklng kepre-
sentative Hughes Of New Jersey en-
tered the lobby.
THAT In Billy Hughes Of New Jer-
Sey." Mr.. ABSberFy Informed bis par
". "My goodness" unmarked one OF
the women. they come from ali over,
don't theyT-
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24

- GO 0ullal Clale -
- unt ~ ana O. eemethlns o. this
ti,F lpenadsiphiai . beginninE
ae 81 81 E,a aiippHu
s, ~. Waltz. ellga - %. lry b
oai a pnllndslDa and nl p 3 glc-
cans aere & uIi - Tried elsewhere
euegsstisn ts Teaehsrn.
n visit tbs Instruction % - glVen
accidentally % the regular work % lu
ths Opening s1eruiaea- The teacher can
give TIE instruction ~ means % anec-
d0tel. stories. poems o. sougs n TIE
regular routine % work No si0ry
should take more than three minutes
Cor lfa relation."
Upgn ghs suggestion % %. Rrum.
hauEb q vas agFesd - assign each
member % gather material foF one Or
more 0g the several virtues lndOtsod.
The membegs win report 81 the peat
committee meeting. which probably
Will b. held IN January.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24
CsuFeh NOtica.

First Raptist Church, nav. J. 3. Pruott, Pastor.
rFplcoa: Sunday a. ~ g. NJ and 7sD0 p, m; Bible
hcn e,t5 q m.; Junior h. y. p. u. to'cl0ck .. n.;
ricr ~ ". p. ~, Friday 90 go .. m; Prayer and
fln.na service Wednesday evening e 79o D; N.
Ge1Egbody welcome.
81 John's Episcopal Church; Rev Samuel No
rsn. Rector. Early caebration--Sunda and H0ly
Haga lso0 =. n. Morning prayer and narmon II
~ ~, NVouing prayer and sermon, ls0 p. NJ M
laV egeuing $50 svening prayer and lecture. Re-
tearoal Of chou Friday night after BerVieo. Sum
dag eshocl attic a N.
ChriBtian Bciencs.- SoFViees are held every Sun
tay - II o'clock q. ~. and "Wednesday evening q
0clock p m, the Odd Fellows Hall
aaraar ~ Adams and Clinton streets. This RON 4
also esd a. 4 Christian Science reading room,
and T. cpan daily except Sundays and Friday
rftnaoans. bstUoan the hours o. 70 and ~ o'clock
q r.. and 4 and O'Clock D. m. All are cordially
nVilel Ths Sunday School q he'd Sunday morn
~ fF1m - % iostG
11inisy n r Chu1ch. South. L 8. Patterson.
oelur, -60Vice1 Sunday ~ u a. N. and T:90 p. m.
4nnlg EDuOrth leagaa. 400 p. IA Senior 10.
.nntl1ad. ne public and strangou specially On.
V|tal - woEshiD With ~.
pnsslgtsstan Church. Rev. WIN. n. Ziogisr, Pas.
lCg.-ReIulaE services at ~ O'Clock e. M, and n
III C'1iock b. ~ Sabbath gchool at 90 e. N.
1uosk services on Wsdnaaday evening u tn
. --ss-s Tge. -a-sfe.
cskoIle Chursk-FathsF Brosnahan, rector.
t.el ascgg Sunday q 70 a. n. Week dag E,aal
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24

toIun4Fe4N.
Nr t'alhoan knew i'usldrnt McKiu.
~ lone is.furr either 20 lhem rams
inf puillir 49, Ihef geFe itlluatea
~ 81 h,ail. and ibe irtiudsnir thea rofl.
menrtd Eas s,a rpvrr.d anlu PFvui-
Gent Mrhinley'E death. Al q young
nan Calhoun taught a'h,rul On ban!
gIlie. lm he hnd rFuubiP With sue blk
bOgs. VINO called him 2 ''strayliRg mon
IN east" aud 0bjprted ~ iettlng hlm
boss them. % lister yeaa b had de-
1gbled % tpll h0W bis diplomatic ca
rotr bad ~ beginning thrFr. He vent
cut Into the playKrunnda one DAY,
where toe boz that made mOat o. the
trouble for hlm WaE the crowds lead-
e. ae suggpNted that they pay
throwing thp hammer, q game IN which
- was "a adepL
TIE boys aErped. and be threw the
hammer. bat not With eli his Streugth.
Then tie hlg boy threw u sud pdssed
he mark. much TO the delight OF lhs
others. After that the srhOOltearher
tried again. aud not only put toe bam-
meF twenty feet farther than tue next
best throw. bot threw The big boy att
er e.
Ar. Calhoun was q member Of the
interstats commerce commission from
March s. 1875. 10 Oct. !, ivOO. The
Hrsl Mrs. Calhoun died on Aux. lI,
1893 Five years ago BE-. Calhoun
married Miss Lucy Monroe Of Chicago.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24
MRS. TGFTs SKUNK COAT.

Remarkable oarmsnt kaads BY Massa-
ehusetts Hunter FER PrssldsHt's Wife.
NrG Taft. wife % the president re-
Gently rpceiyed = present OF q remark
able fur coat. q ls made Of skunk.
but no charge OF eheapusa or CON-
mOnnsss can be brought against u
when II o. known that no fewer than
lg8 sklus were employed 10 ltB max
ing OF course only parts OF each skin
could be used. and James A. 0a6. q
Bay State hunteF. who collected the
furs, has cut them With q lavish
WaNtefulness IN such a way that only
she black parts have been used IN the
making Of the body OF toe coat. With
20 sign OF the white streaks thar usuy
ally are the Identifying marks OF
skunk skins, any Que except an expert
in furs might be puzzled 20 say what
breed OF animal had given It's life for
this coat OF Mrs. Taft's, but just tell
tale hint n left IN tue collar and cunA
Here again the skins have been spe-
elally selected and cut With extra care,
20 that only the parts that are OF the
purest white were reserved FOR use,
and a. collar and CUTS alike are four
and q half inches wide they AFFORD 9
striking contrast With the Set black Of
the sheen OF the rest Of the coat. In
side the collar 10 q reproduction Of the
zeal OF the United States made entirely
out Of tiny pOrcuplno quilts interviewer
and dyed red, white and blue,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24
CALHOUN FOR CHINA.
olImPsss Of chissso Lawyer Appointed
Miniatar Oh the Ear East.

IN apIEiBtlhR william :. Calhoun Cf
chIrHRu ~ minister 20 ChIna Presl-
denI Taft hHS Spltz.ted 4 man Of wide
eXperienre and one we'll qualified 20
90 that iHpurtani p,'''i, whirb requires
q statesman cOmilninK both DuHiuers
and dlplUmaili' quanntatiOnr tie h &
member OF the law nrm % Calhoun.
LyfOrd 4 ShpeHn OF chragO. his home
city. de was b0ru Ia l'ittHburg on
OcL 8. iSee. de was admitted 70 the
bar 10 1873 Snd practhrd TOE many
years ~ Dunvtlie. li. he was q Close
friend % TIE lHte t'reaidepf MrkinIsy,
b. whom be- was lhiruAted with tue
important mission of Investigating af.
fairs 10 cuba Just before Toe spanish
war. 10 1916 be was sent by Preaideut
Roosevelt ~ q special envoy Co iBvestI-
gats the cause Of she trOnbls between
the United STATES hnd VeBeEueia.
whirb grew out % the dispute Of tue
VeBezuelHn government With the Ber.
NUDES Asphalt company.
Ne. CRlbOuu h a distinctly llkable
man. wh0Ns cardinal outward ebarae.
teristir b simplicity. He b without
Alteration.
Mr. Calhoun now d On the fun vIgor
Of DIS powers. His strong face. vito
its broad FOREHEAD and Eeeu eyes. Il
that o. atlrreSsful man.
WbeD the civii war Oppned b. was q
boz % aiHtreu years. ana nls patrlot-
Ism was irrd by tales az hrr0lafu
brought haeE frOm TIE front. ne o.
1ervd blnInrlt as . rrrrultlhg stafinn
and tWisP was rppulaed. BE youth NJ
iBg thr bar % eHtrrinH lbe narviAe az
~ rOuntry. a Third nine CalhDaa
was nngsesnfnl On PRllHling. end - D.
Cams q n'smh,F % 'hs Ninalpautn Ohio
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24

TIE Secocd fUcs dOoD well hoIlAg has
Cor some, time been hsld By one at
Rybnlck. 90 Bllesia. which reaches the
depth OF 2.OO3 meters C6.S60 fsetl. This
record has now been beaten az Cxu-
chow. not Tar from Rybuick, where .
we'll has reached 7.O48 feet and win b
carried 8ib feet deeper. No trouble In
working this extreme depth d antici-
pated. The diameter at the bore at the
top IL sixteen inches, decreasing az In
teFvaIs.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24
EXCHANGE or PROFESSORS.
Secretary knox's PIsn to Promote Bet
Ter Feeling Win Other Republics.

Secretary knoKs Plan to Promoto Bet.
Ter Feeling Win othsr Republics
An exchange OF professionalism and
students between universities aud
academies amOug all the Amprran re-
pubiics has been proposed by Secretary
Knox.
The suggestion has commended It.
self TO the governing board OF the In
ternational bureau of American Fppub-
lies. which has recommended TINT TIE
proposed Interchange shall hgure 10
the program OF the fourth pan-Amerl-
can congress, 60 be held &C BnsnOs
Aires next summer, aud the dlrsS'tOr
Of the bureau OF American republics
has been instructed accordingly.
The aim Of the proposal II declared
10 Be NOS merely 20 maintain TIE
AieDdly relations between Latin Amer
tca and the United states. but TO In
crease and strengthen them by enlist
ing the cooperation OF the lnteIllEenco
and intellectual resources Of the vaFi-
Gus countries OF the western hemi-
0Mu|I"s 4 =. I..H q
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24

a. Nhat 20 oirsifhl o. tha t
every man e bls6lgfast tlhe. -
Ons knows that only gob5 sioeas
coed coffee. We take special prlia s.
our brands. e. they have uads 80
store famous. Just as Eood 6 ~ e..
Zee We ss1 are teas. Ehlch pz,1eia
holds good Throughout eur entire alac1s
We seIl nothing bgs the bet q San8
products-thoSs We have tsstod 1u-
selves, and 90 can STAND by then.
J. W. COLLn1s Grocer
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24
SCHOOL COURSE
GOOD MORALS
Philadelphia Superintendent and
Teachers Urge New Idea
Plan NAY BECOME NATIONAL

ony Virtues Embodied In Proposed
efstsm. Ne. Rrurlbsush Asssrts-lf
h is euoosaafuI. Nsw York Million.
sire win Urge Zee Adoption Through
ooi Amsrios.
Love. humor, courage and economy
4 rev Og the virtues which will be
sshl 20 the DupllsS0f the Phlladel.
bls schools u the present plahs Of
Superintendent Brumbsugh and q CON
HIitee Of twenty teachers are APPROX
~ thR board OF education.
ne commlttee met the other after
on 10 discuas q prospective cOurse 10
nOraia and superintendent
mbaaEh lDtlmated 10 addressing
membeFs u the system % instruc-
proves q success JAMES =. white.
New Vera milllOunlrs who d will
81 donate q small fortune Tor the
basement Of this Kind OF training.
nrEp 10 adoption throughout the
d states
other Virtues Approved.
VI ~ NNANA NAN8-N A-AaA ~
n c0mmittbs and which In ali
blIltp wili b. included 10 the
os morai instruction are: Clean.
neatness pollteneaa. gsDtlsBess.
s b mankind and % animals.
luInesa. Bdeliiy IN duty. nobility.
a respect and regerence. gratl-
and thankfulness. forgiveness.
60. h0uesty. honor. humility.
espect self control. prUdrDce.
ns. eood manneru. henlth ssm-
Grill duties. Industry. patri-
heefininesa. appreciation. con-
aod punctuallty.
t||o hns urged one % accept
~ " the Character Devei
1epe. n whirh be h inter-
1 ~. 8rumbauwh % co.
T1at mnfrcF \ atllt %
alf Whiln h1s ~ k1eas -
flnefs % pF0eedufr. and
$40 not W. aeTre ahnl aoUlp-
as - done ia tnla n,atise y
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24

csasal-rark -. Tram-
r--E. Y. Kngtt
CO f--h. @. CEcom.
ona e Agrieulfus-B, E.
af az PubBe Instruction
Holloway.
rs cueFnl--J. G. r Foster.
fn Examiner flsst Amoa,
Siate Chenist-R 3. Rose.
yUeN GgPaElGB COURT.
b. b. Whitdsld, Chisl-Jussies. Tslla-
R ugies TAYLOR, Gainesville, Ella.
~ 8. COckrail, jacksonville, Fla.
w a. Rocker, Ocala, Fla.
Thomas BhaEkleford, Tampa, Fla.
g. B. Pafkhiil, Pensacola, Fla.
U. 8. SENATORS.
Duncan y. Fletcher, Jacksonville,
James P. TaliaferrO. Jacksonville,
MEMBERS CONGRESS.
stephen n. Sparkman, LIST District
Tampa
Frank Clark, % District, Gainesville.
d. h. Mays, Sd District. Monticello,
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
Royal G. Dunn, Tallahassee.
Newton B. Bitch BlitehtOn.
~ III. Burr, Little River.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24

Sitting next Dlsrasli ~ dinner Mrs
Jeune said that Lord Sherbrooke must
BE- allowed one vlrtue-na mely. hls Pc
tient and afeeiiOnatP behavior toward
bis wife. "Do you think said Dis
raeIi IN bis deep tone. that be has
ever seen herY'-"AlemOiFU Of Lady 81.
Heller
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24
Prlr.s Fer FIns cOrn q NssIsAaI show.

Prizes For Fine Corn q hasioHal Show.
Fred G. Palm OF Newton. Ind, ex-
hiblted the best single ear OF corn the
world ever produced. while another
Indianan, J. r. Overstreet Of Frank
Tin exhibited the best ten ears Of
corn ever raised. according to the
judges az the National Corn exposition
10 Omaha. Neb.. who recently awarded
the $4,000 offered IN prizes by the
show. O. L. Kerlln Of Franklin won
the prize offered for the best bushsl Of
eoFu
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24

Will Try 10 Make Enough 20 Pay
Debts--No Short Wolahts.

psbts-No Short Weights.
The congregation OF the Twelfth
Avenue Baptist church 10 Evansville.
Ind. has opened q grocery store aud
meat market 10 a building near the
church. and the procerds OF the sales
will be used to pay OF the church
debt. which amounts to about S4OOO.
There will be no short weights. and
the goods will be sold at small profit.
The pastor Of the church. the Rev. y.
q. 8. Burdette. has appealed 10 the
members to patronIEe the venture.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-24
anlanllHn

why did you Rsi q divorPT'
my Wifs pnironed my whole Hfe."
-Buf yon hasipnpd 10 marry aralnY'
We'll had 90 anfi6oie comlng in
ne. didnt ii--Clsveiand Leader
Sharp County record., 1909-12-17

the close OF the session Of the
annual fair for the purpose OF
casting up the accounts Of the
Association, and for the trans.
action of any other necessary
business, and shall meet at any
time uron call Of the President.
Section II: The terms Of all
officers shall be for a period OF
one year, or until their success
ors are elected, and should a va
cancy occur in any office or in
the Board Of Directors, the
Board Of Directors shall have
power to fill such vacancy by
election.
Section 12: The annual el.
cotton Of officers shall be held on
the first Saturday in December
Of each year In the town Of Eve
ming Shade. The election OF all
officers shAll be participated In
by delegates representing the
various Farmers Union Locals
Of Sharp county and by citizens
not members OF tho Farmers
Union, as follows: In the gen.
eral meeting at which officers for
this Association are to be elected
each Farmers Union Local shall
be entitled to AZ many delegates
as in the meeting Of the County
Union, and each township In the
county shall be entitled also TO
two delegates Ia said meeting, TO
be elected by macs meeting or
otherwise,
Section l3 AT no time shall
the Sharp County Farmers
Union Of Sharp county become
liable for any Indebtedness In
cured by this Association.
Section IA; Any OF the fore-
going sections Of this instrument
may he amended or changed at
any time by u majority vote OF
all the Board OF Directors; and
the Board Of Directors Ia en-.
powered TO add new sections as
necessity or the welfare Of The
Association seems to require.
Section Is; Realizing the i'm.
Sharp County record., 1909-12-17
|OMMITTEE MEETING.
b County Central Committee To
Meet Soon At Hardy.

|emocratic Central Com.
Sharp county is hereby
meet at the court house
y on Monday, the Sd day
barry, 1910, at | O'Clock
for consultation and for
pose Of taking prelimin-
ps relative to the coming
tic primary election and
Transaction Of such other
az may come before
hmittee.
ommitteemen for the dif.
pwnships are az follows:
Greek, f. j. Doss; Big
.' 7. Campbell; Cave,
Organ; Davidson, j. II.
Hardy D. l.. King;
\, H. ". Cruise; johnson,
ulks; Lave Creek, Peter
Lebanon, j, W. Buoh.
Lower North, A. l.. Swet-
morgan, W. u, Stewart;
pnton, W, B. Ladd; Plney
Homer Edwards; Rich.
D. L. Overton; Scott,
andrews; Sullivan, j. II.
ey; Strawberry, ]. G.
\; South Union, A. r.
!; Upper North, II, f.
! Washington, W. L. AT.
BOEN PHILLIPS,
Chairman.
Sharp County record., 1909-12-17
NOTES..

Those directors who attended
tho meeting here Saturday cer-
tainly have moro than an ordi-
nary interest in the success OF
the fair, for Saturday was one
of the most inolement days Of the
season.
The Board Of directors passed
an order instructing the treas
urer to collect the donations sub
scribed to the Association, 80
that the funds may be 10 hand
when work on the site 10 begun.
The treasurer, Jasper Justus,
willno doubt soon pay the sub.
scribers a visit.
b. +. Street OF Jackson town
ship, who was made u director
although he did not attend the
organization, writes that illness
in his family prevented his at
tending the directors meeting
Saturday, He says; III very
much favor the movement and
am sorry | cannot be there. |
will endeavor to attend all future
meetings in its interest.
Sharp County record., 1909-12-17
Edwards
Nero. go.

lportance Of the purposes Of this
Association to men of every avo.
cation, especially the farmers,
the hope Of this Association is
incorporated as a part of the
constitution and bylaws that
every citizen OF Sharp county
will lend his hearty corporation
in carrying out our aims, pledg-
ing himself to support the Sharp
County Cooperative Fair AS.
ISOLATION, and every other inter-
est OF the county which will
bring more prosperity and con-
tentment to our people.
Sharp County record., 1909-12-17
A Horned Rabbit.

II. A. Ham, u farmer living
near Hope, killed a rabbit u few
days ago which had four well.
developed horns, two behind
each ear, each being about two
inches long.
Sharp County record., 1909-12-17
zion TO DONAGHEY.
l. OF Pulaski County In:
e For Governor.

IN, Kavanaugh of Lit
ormer sheriff of Pulas-
last Saturday made
announcement of his
/ for governor in oppo-
'overnor Donaghey.
Ian H. Hinemon of Ar
who has had the mat
consideration for some
bunces that he will not
y gubernatorial race,
4 the fact that he is not
able to meet the ex-
Bident to the campaign,
\ not considered likely
! will be other candl-
\ Donaghey and Kav-
|vanaugh says he will
Il a public address, in
J position on all public
Will be made known to
Fges that Donaghey is:
ID to a second ter m be.
was nominated in a
lrenzy Of mad passion,
and a lavish use OF
Id that any victory so
serves to be and will be
'orary and will last only
,sed.
arges that Donaghey
to care for the educa-
D blind and deaf child
state and to provide a
,he proper care OF the
any Of whom are now
8 Of the state.
arges that the state
is empty, when by the
of a reasonable fore.
h a condition could
avoided.
argos that Donaghey
ID the purse.s .strings of
Capitol fund over to
next to Powell
/, command Of the re-
party in this state.
arges that Donaghey
governed rather than
says he in
make an active cam
the state, and that his.
adress will deal with
0 question before the
Vt lodging or sidestep.
important question Of
n, which is now an is.
state.
Sharp County record., 1909-12-17
noRtb HRRansos

robbed while asleep one night Of
last week Of about S12 worth Of
clothing. o. p. Robinson, who
shared Mr.. Prices room, also
lost small quantity Of clothing.
The thief escaped.
The old Frisco depot and the
large building Of the Lawrence
Commission Company were
destroyed by fire at Walnut
Ridge recently, sustaining loss
of about $4,000. The fire is
thought to have originated from
a defective flue in the depot.
j. A. Bruce, horse thief and
swindler wanted at Magazine,
was captured one day last week
in Cleburne county. While be-
ing guarded for the night at
Cross Roads the prisoner took a
quantity of carbolic acid, which
he had about him, and died after
several hours of suffering.
While at the home of her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.. Nc.
CURE Of Batesville, Mrs. W. ID.
Gray Of Oil Trough attempted TO
kill herself few days ago by
firing shot from a revolver into
her body and her wounds may
prove fatal. III health is at
tributed as the cause Of her COM
mitting the act.
Mrs. Milan Saylors, aged II
years, Of Eight Mile, Jackson
county, was burned to death a
few days ago at her home. No
one was in the house at the time
except two email children, who
with husband survive the
mother. 1t is supposed that her
dress caught fire from the stove.
She was horribly burned from
the tops Of her shoes to her neck.
r. j. Billingsiey, Iron Noun
tain car repairer OF this city, had
a narrow escape from death Sat-
urday evening while in the yards
near the station. Mr.. Rillingsley
was standing on the track watch.
ing the approach of a passenger
train when a freight train back.
ed up, knocking him down and
running over one foot, cutting it
partly off.-Newport lndepen.
dent.
James Conners and Earle
stade, who were convicted on q
charge Of burglary and sentenc.
cd to the reform school for three
years from Independence county,
at tho October term Of court,
have been pardoned by Cover.
nor Donaghey, at the request OF
the postal authorities, that they
may be turned over to the feder-
al court where they are charged
with robbing postofiice.
A few nights ago two men
making their way to Hot Springs,
but unknown TO each other,
boarded a freight train at Kno.
bel, They gotinto coal car load
ed with railroad steel and sat
down in a vacant space at the
end OF the steel. When the train
reached Hoxie and while tho
switching was being done, tho
car received u severe jolt and the
steel slipped and crushed one OF
tho men. death ensuing ut once.
The Newport Independent OF
last week said County Judge
II. s, Simmons has taken formal
steps to make effective his recent
declaration that no whiskey
license would be granted by his
court for tho coming year. An
order has been entered OF record
refusing liquor license In Jackson