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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
GIVEN 4 CIOSE. CALI.
Train Killed Horse. Broke up Bu:
". Man E->sS,tti.

4, Spar;an5urg DR.. Jesse +. Clere-
land. pr-s!den: Of the 'Tucapau mills
and on. Of ;he weal;hieS; men IN
upper South Carolina. had narrow
escape from death there Wednesday
when the buggy in which he was
driving was struck bv passenger
train on the Southern railway AZ
EcreS; street crossing in tina; city.
The horse was killed and ;he re-
hicI- was smashed 10 pieces. DR..
Cleveland was thrown from the bug
~ and sustained S!ieh, injuries. y,
h-st i, ~aS thought wound in his
head was Of serious nature. 0u:
this has 40, proved to be true. We'd
nesday nigh, h.. was sitting up and
receiving his friends
4; the point where the accidcn;
occurred there is sharp curve
which is situated on a grade cross
inG. Houses are built clos. UP {"
;he track. and il is not possible u
sec an oncominc train moro Khan les
Sect away An engineer can not SO
the crossing until ne is right on II
by. Cleveland was driving south OF
Forest. street and didn't see or hear
ne ;rain nor did the engineer See
D. Cleveland until !; vas utterly
impossible 10 stop the train IN ;ia;.
TO preven; the accident
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
CAUGHT .AFTEl, MANY YEARS.
Ncxr" Man Will Hang for Murder
Nine Years Ago.

"Wednesday in Ia. superior cou5;
al Douglas Ca. Jak. DeEauSS. coi-
orcd. who nine wears ago killed Chat
ley NckinnoR while plowinS IN the
field by shooting him with Win
chester r!a.. was given trial and
the july very promptly convicted
him OF murder wi,hou; r.comm-nda-
ton 20 mercy. which means that the
death sentence vii! he imposed upon
him. JudS. Parker Will pass SEN
trEce on him later during The :cr.n.
DcN",iS$ WAS a tenant in l@u; Oh
thu form "i Mr Jane. Mckinnou.
and hrcam- -nrarrd with the null.
he Was glowing. wh~reupon b. lei;
h!S mule. went 20 his house. 90, bis
Winchester rife and returning frs;
Sho; down his mule. then went Oh
20 where Mr.. James NcKinnon ~as
p!owinS and took shot at him, but
his Bullet wen; wild then he went
on some hundred Yards ano me;
Charley Mckirnon also blowing and
snot him :osn withou; word then
went some distance further and sho,
Young negro boy. after which he
made his escape and has since been
a; large until las; April when Shcr-
il R;ck"fSon located and arrested
him At Reeves. la.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
Graves Of Confederate>.

Former United S.a;cS Senator
Berry. OF Arkansas, was TueSGaT ap-
pointed oy Presideu; Tai; as co-a-
missioner taking charge OF marking
OF the grave OF Confederate soldie:s
and sailors. who died in northern
prisons during The Civil War. he
will fl toe vacancy caused by ;he
death o! Genera! William {. Oa.cS.
oc .!a3ama Colonel Berry s-:H"'.
IN IN. Confederate army.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
One Thousand Missing.

At Washington. D c.. ForeSte,
Graves received the :o.iowins Tie
graphic rcHor; from Supervise. Mar
shall. Of the forest service al Cas-
Lake. in regard 10 The forest FIRE S!i-
Ton in Menncso:a: Reports give ono
,a,;on in Minnesota: Reports give
300 burned and missing. The
square miles. FIRES still! burning.
Situation IN :h:s :r..>' ;, vel! in
hand
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19

defeated ,he Vice President !oI TEN
porary chairman 81 ;h- Republican
stat. convention. Dictated the plat
form. and named :he ticH"t. ;aus
Scorin: = strong po!n; Tor The IN
>.r-.nts R..v.ridS- has won in In
diaaa. another ;nSurc"nt point.
The Progressive R"fuh:i''"s w"r.:
beaten. however. in Ohio The OH
guard ot Republicans prac;i"a!':
won on; IN Missouri. and Vest Nir-
cinia Republicans hay" hacked ~
Senator y 4 Scot: seeking re-:i"c-
ION The insurgents were rou q
in North and South Dakota and III
Nebraska. Marvian:i and D"ia~ar..
Colorado. idaho. and Wyoming. con-
sid.red radical. wer. no" irar"nc"d
in III. conservative Republican lines
As i.r a. nominations Ncre concern
Cd
:-hf> SUNS ny ~" critical r"i;t;-
"a, situation IN nutshell There
a.c .h.ee Srca: :ac'o-s. pemo:ra.>
oid-,ine Republicans. and :nsu'
gent, Republicans IL tae hSh, "a:
tie eek; House. NIB ,ae od..s 'afor-
~ ,h- Democrats
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
SAVED Her LIFE
WOMAN IN CHARLESTON STHCCk
EN 4 BILLET.


The Charleston POST says Char!i:
! Peters. a Greek working in ...S;au
ran; az Archda!e and H.au:aiu
streets. WAS committed 10 jail Thurs.
DAY by Magistrate RouS. FOR uiS:oI
shooting in Peter Mano> r->;auraut
a; King and Columbus. b.,~.en !
and O'Clock when Peters sho, ,hr..
| times another Greek. George Pau..-
los. working ther-
On" o! Ii" bullets fired passed
through the ha! .! Edward shea. :.
patron o: the Eating place. auothe:
pierced window OF :he restaurant
entered passing trui!-: car. and
srazed IN. clo;h;n. OF Mrs. W. A.
Cons;;ii". o! No y. Coming street.
Will" III" third buli~t vent Wild nom.
ot the three hitting rana!os a; which
they were aimed
Peters and PantloS w-r. on ba,:
terms. Il VAS stated after the shoot
ing and Wednesday q1arr.l-d IN the
rear o: ;a- ManoS restaurant. Pet
ers :s charged with procuring p:s-
;oi. opening fire u PaaAios. wao
placed his person ou. Of jeopardy.
while the bullets were flying. Two
very narrow escapes from death for
innocent people resulted The br!-
let that pierced the hr:m OF Edward
Shea's hat missed his head Only an
inch or two. Will. The Dui,e; tha,
smashed through :he restaurant wiz
dow and entered down going King
stree; car. was d-:iect-d trom the
heart o! Mrs. Cons;!ne by a corsas-
steel
This sen; The ball 70 the o17oSit.
side .: IN. street. where j: struck :,
wall OF The Wack-r drug store. miss
Ing 4 -indow by short distance.
Beyond painful! shock. Mrs. Con
Stine fortunately ~as no; hurt. She
may swear ou; Har-an; against
Peters
The Greek vas given hearing on
Thursday in the ottic- OF Magistrate
Rouse. and committed 10 Jail in de-
FAULT Of $500 in each case made ou,
aga.ns; him. He vas charged by
Panalos with aggravated assault; and
hy Shea OF aggravated aSsaul, anG
hatterv
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
A BRUTAL COWARD
USE BOYS EOpi TC SHIELD HIM
SEl.f FROM \ BALL.


Al New York Charles Fisher. .
boy o: - wears. was swung wr!ih
! ing and screaming from The side
walk Thursday hy man 5rut- "i:c
used the little fellows tody 10 check
a hulie: fired by Harry GreenwalG
! an .1-pusil:st.
The missile pierced the chi!Is brain
and he died within an hour. Greco
wald. terror-strickeh and pursued by
citizens and police. swung into !
hallway and committed suicide Ta.
man who used the boy as screen
escaped His name IS not known 20
the police
Creenwald was atou; IS years OLD
and was known 20 his sporting
friends as Biz Clark. He was at
one time Il sparvinE partner .: Harry
C"BiG"l Stone OF Baltimore. bu, o:
late had been working as t!cket
taker a: moving pic;uT. theatre
in Harlem
Young Fischer was returning from
an er-snd for his mother about dusk.
AS he turned from one hundred and
third stree; into Madison avenue. be
sax Gceenwa,d and the unidentified
nan engaged in heated argument.
The frightened boy attempted 10 pass
betwe;a them when the unknown
man Srasped him and held him be-
fore his face just as the former
prize fighter whippca OUT pistol
and fred
The bulie; entered the boys head
and tho Unknown coward dropped
him and fed.
Seeing his mistake. Greeawa!d.
still with the revolver in his hand.
broke and ran. A policeman gave
chase and thousand men and NO
mep. who had heard OF or witnessed
the tragedy. joined in the pursuit.
The hunted man once turned as II
to fire On bis pursuers. then. hard
pressed. he rushed ;n:o ;enemen;
doorway. spranS past group OF
startled children and attempted 20
forced his way into q cellar Failing
in this he applied the -evoive. - i.;s
temple aud blew cut his o.a!n>.
The murdered child lived a.;h :l;>
widowed mother. Mrs Madeline Fish
e-. and was one of she FIVE sous. ,h..
Oldest Of whom is -.
Brute Caught.
You are dirty dog. The bc>;
thing that can happen 10 YOU Is 20
set justice and Sc, il quick.
In thes. words Coroner f-in n.rS
"Wednesday expressed his abno-rcn,c
for AGolph Berg. who was arra:sn-
ed before him as the man who Ties
day nigh, used Charles Fischer.
l:-vea--oid boy a. - shield aga:n.;
the bullets fred 4; h:m hy Green
valid. au ex-prize fighter The uoy
was killed and Greenwald committed,
suicide Berg was held without 5a:!
on charge o: homicide
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
KEEPS N THE LIMEI.I(;HT.
Teddy Take Trip ia Flying Ma.


Chine AT ST i/.ui<
At ST Louis. Mo. Theodor. RooSc-
Welt Tuesday made an a.roplau,
flight As III. passenger o: Archibald
HoxSey. and said K was the fines,
sensation h- ever experienced ~.
travelled twice around the av!atio.
field al kinloch park in ;hvee min
utes and twenty seconds II. wa,eS
his hand at the thousands o. spec
taiorS. much 70 the L:Scon !i,ur- d;
the aviator. Uho remarked the Col
onei Nigh, hi; controlling cord
When the machine aiiSkted easily .
few Zee; from :hc starting place. i
iaish;y shou; OF applause went up.
Eoxs-y. Wrish; aviator. sad!
:hat Mr Roosevelt mad. good ;,as
seng-r. eXc-p; that h. enjoyed L..
"trip so much ,ha; HoxS-y was .;ra.;:
the Colonel would fall or: or inter
:ere win the engine. which was
roaring AT his side The Colon-i
waved his hands at the crowd so viz
orously that Eo1>ey called ou; {"
him:
Keep your hands on the rA.l.
Colonel
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
mother Body Found.

Ruri"d beneath IONS 81 debris. a
man body WAS found on THURSDAY
morning IN n" second 1oo- o; me
Raumardt Printing rnmpanvS plant.
I'D coming :hc wrecked Times o;::!d-
X. in Los Angeles. Cal. The ind vas
n,ad. will" workmen were removing
burned paper and rubbish TIL"
body found makes =. known dead
in III. f,nl.s GiSaSt..r
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
Tn,L III. iIfc.
CanpaiSs Funds.

A. Los .tScics Wilson =. H'anS.
receiving teller OF the Farmers ana
Merchants national 5a2k. tailed %
report after two weeks vacation
preliminary investigation OF ais
books revealed Irregularities Il Is
estimated The alleged irrcsrlarl;ie.
Will :o.a! So "p"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
BETTER Be HANGED
SANS CHICAGO JUDGE
-d t" Man for Killing w.
tliS

Lie Imprisonment; in the prniten-
tiary i declared bv Juds. Marcus
kavanauSh. OF Chicago. 20 b. moe
terrible punishment 'han hanging.
The juriS; in u remarkable opinion
handed down in sentencing Joseph
W"lcom. 20 life imprisonment Tor
murder. 'ou;rasted death with the
tortured soul o. Il life convic; in his
solitary Cell and told the prisoner
that il is not correct 20 regard ,he
death penali:. as ;h- most severe
punishmen, that ca1 De inflicted
Welcome pleaded guilty 10 having
murdered Mrs. Mary McI.eau. IN
March ~. !@i0 in Boarding house
Sh" conducted Tb" prisoner chang
ed his plea from no: guilty" az; ;-r
eight jurors weC. chosen I: was
shown ,ha; ne forced his wife 20 De-
come white slave and shot her
for refusing 20 give him money.
Hrs. Mclean was shot and killed
while attempting to save Mrs, Vel
come.
In sentencing Welcome Judge
Karanaugh said: Welcome. you
have committed a terrible crime.
Your punishment. is 20 be more ter
rib!e still. The instructive. unsea-
sonins horror OF mankind regards
the death sentence as severe pun
ishmeat This idea is not correct.
You are now to receive S:e!uec
Yonr victim died bu,
once. iIou will die hundred times:
YOU will suffer more the day YOU put
on prison clothes than she did in he.
death. At;e- ;h.; thcr" VIII be ont>
the hopeless. painful years from ca;
10 day. from month to month
on: forever and IN agony.
In four or FIVE years the eterna!
and silence will begin 20
crush IN upon YOU like ar iron
weight You hear tha: stree; car
sell ringing in the street as it passes |
now. You will remem Der 1. IN aste.
years as the most exquisite music. |
Il will mean hurrying crowds that
20 where they like 70 20 and do as |
they please: II will mean the great
est OF all pl.asureS-:recdom
iou can only dream Of il bv dav
and hr nigh: and vorc dream ~ili |
~ torture unSpcakable.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
KILLED HIS NEICHI;OH.
Q,iarrc. Over Woman Renew. ed Viii,
Tragic Result

A; Scranton Henry Marsh WcGn.>-
day shot and killed MS ne:ghbor.
Bobert BAylev with a shotgun AZ the
Bar:"ll plantation abou, six miles
from there The load taking esfec; in
he neck and death resulting Instant
" Sho; ais" struck Young Da1!ey
son -! he dead man. tu' he vas
no; seriously Wounded Aaou, Two
a""ks aso III. two m-n had TOW
oyer :h- women %: their :aai:.i-e
and Ma:sn :orbad. !!aNl..y passing
through his vard HaX.:y. return
in. ;ror: "A. S;or. ~! J y Ward a.
Sons n.y.; Marsh and :h.y renca-i
;hc difficulty. Marsh shooting Ba1-
ley as ahov-. stated
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
Burglar Killed.

=: Dallas. r..xa, N pistol ':':'.
Tnurstay Policeman Phillips and ..
unknown N-N:can Who w:;h con-.
.pan;on. w.s.c hurSF.,ciz!n= :, d"",:
:owr >,or. H.. U..X;c.n Va. >a"
and killed HIS ;.!low burglar -
,-ap..d Phillips had a"-m on III 20
l;c. Tore. OILY q :''w weeks
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
It-ath ~ >hir7 E">"n,.

z,'f <hi-; n"-orn and ucoLcant
caused :he death o: F-aak hntei
Johnson. o: Hartford Conn Il" ae-
came IL and tainted and while a:s
teac 1as 7::c:ed :o-s'a-d OF A.s
clee, ne s.r4asied 20 dsath
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
MANY Mere lost.

S.v"n m"n. ;n.'Et.nS -, ''.,risrt.l
are missing :oi!ow;n- he !os> .: n.
fishing >chooI.: S; ra!ra!s 81 ''r.C'
Vie Franco - mil..s OF 81 PIER"
Thirteen MN were -avcd. N"": q:
IN. wreck became known Ih"rsda!
whrn ,il- t.: survivors reached Mn
melon Island
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
For Two-(cnt Theft.

For stealing two-c.nt ~h!>;l"
ron, a store in Boston. George l..
iIarrchan. al ChaTle>town. Mass.
was sentenced 20 spend seven months
in prison H. told the court ihai
h.. wanted the whistle for his child.
au; when i, was found out tina; h.
Was not married the heavy sentence
followed
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
Family Ercc t.rom Death

NJ aad Mrs. N4Suric Fremont
celeh-at'G ;h";' golden Wedding a.
Por: hn>'!n Mich ;,ecepl:'. and ev-
cry one OF heir Il children and
heir offspring vas present Death
has 10: :rts6ed ~ E.enoc; taD:!y
20 - F-Ir.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
Dig IN Gold Coin.

rtsS.rS IN bis flower bed a'i;h
sradc Edward Casey. o. near South
Send Ind. cao1e across piece OF
sone;b:cs yellow which turned oCt
20 oe SO gold piece. ;. .!;:le deep
er be round ard o!t - ca1 ard u
I; eas concealed s.,4:1.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
Took His Own Life.

!, special % n. SAVANNAH Pre.-
from Guy;on. Ga says jeron. \,
Sh.a7ous. cash:..- OF the C;;lzccS
bank there. killed himself ;his morn
ios. he sho, himSel: With = r:Tol"-
sr. His accounts With ;he u4ns AZ
said 70 &C correct
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
Fishermen Drowned.

The fishing steamer Senator Hoith-
u:cn coi,;dad with and sank the
Sa.dish bark Diana THURSDAY Ser n
of n. DianaS crew x.-r droanef
The Survivors, were carried :" Clz-
ha>en. German
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
FOUND Dead On >trrSt

a- Hohc.cn. Y J Isl! dressed
man registered a. ho.ei about !
o o'clock Wednesday morning as Mar
IN Eyer ot Philadelphia. An hou!
!a:e. bis corpse was :occ2 oc ;os
Sidewalk 2eioT bis gooD.
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George r. Sheldon. he treasurer
Of the Republican nat'ona! commit
:r.. and president OF ;he Union
League CiuA does no: deny ths ve-
rortS :ha; h: intends 20 vo;e Tor DIX.
though refusing :" MAX. any >:a;..-
nent !oE pubiicAt:on
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-10

Sept. 4.-Walter Muir called an in
dependent convention to meet at Grand
Forks on Sept. Is, but would an
nounce what the programme would be
on that occasion.
Less Lowe was one of the demo-,
cratic nominees for railroad commits
sioner.
r. M. futile announced from Wash
ington, that it was quite probable that
Congressman Hansbrough would be
candidate. for the United States SEN
Internationally SO If Senator Pierce
could not. again land the plum.
Walter Muir invited the knights of
Labor. the Union Labor society and
prohibitionists to join with the Farm
ers' Alliance in sweeping the old pollt-
/ zeal parties off the map of North Da-
kota by participating in the Grand
Forks convention, Sept. 20.
James ]. Hill gave $5oO,O0O towards
the founding of Catholic Theological
seminary, to be in charge of the arch
bishop Of st. Paul.
| Dean Collins advocated the estab-
lishment of a modern hospital, in the
CITY of Fargo and stated that If Blsh-
op Stanley approved the movement ne
would donate twenty acres of land
near James Holes residence as the
basis for such an institution.
The Fargo school board had decld-
eddy spicy session over whether chill
dren six years of age should be ad-
mitted to the public schools and de-
cided the case in the negative.
Horton Adams was out of the Broad
way. barber shop and Mason Morris
was running the same.
Governor Millers seed wheat COM
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-10
TWENTY YEARS AGO

mission met at the Columbia hotel,
but had no information to give out to
The Argus concerning their proceed
ings.
Jack Luttrel purchased Pat Cum
mings' place and intended to reopen
Sept. 5.-The New Rockford Tran
script announced that it was expected
Hon. F. A. Seabring would soon be-
coma register of the Devils Lake land
office. but he failed to land the posi-
ton.
Mr. Mclean of Mclean Mcmillan
Co., returned from Tacoma and an
nounced that he had rented store on
the Pacific coast and expected soon, to
go into business there.
Andrew E. Thomberg was named as
the new postmaster at Mandan.
S. G.. Comstock was renominated fol
congressman in the fifth district Of
Minnesota by reclamation.
Sept. 6.-President VIM. H. Becker
announced that the University o.
Rolla would soon open, and funds were
on hand to meet all obligations.
The new officers of the Bismarcl
landoffice took their places: Thes'
We're Receiver Fisher and Registe
Zeal, and they retained the old clerks
Messrs, Hutchinson and Price.
| Manager Hayward received an orde
/ from the superintendent of the West
ern Union to have The Republican
telephone removed from the Western
Union wire, and thus another chap
ter ended.
While Professor Waters OF Farg
college was east with his family
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barber shop under the Fargo Loan
Agency.
A. N. Hathaway came to Fargo from
ortonvine to represent the Fidelity.
Mutual Life Insurance Association OF
Philadelphia in the state of North Da
kota.
Father Collins announced that Bish-
op Stanley approved the plan Of es-
tablishing large hospital in this
city.
John w. Dwight was In Fargo, &C
companied by his mother. He gener-
ally spent most of the summer in
North Dakota. Mr.. Dwight is now a
member of congress-, succeeding his
father as member from Dryden, N.
/ ", and Is the republican whip, one
of the most important positions-next
probably to speaker.
| Sept. 10.--John Haas bought out
Nick Markov and intended to open
large restaurant next to Alex Stern's
store. Mr.. Haas still owns the
building, which is now occupied by the
Broadway cigar store.
Commissioner Ryan designated Mrs.
VIM. b. Mcconnell as the Dakota
member of the ladies' board of the
Chicago exposition. She was niece
OF Gen. J. b. Mcpherson.
i Professor Whitney came from Har-
ward college to teach zoology, botany
and chemistry In the Fargo college.
Judge Roberts issued an order for
the distribution of the estate of Steph-
en- Gardner of Hastings, Mimi, the
amount involved being $4,000 Mr..
Gardner was one of the early organ
izers of the Red River National bank.
John T, Larkin of Rockford, ILL.,.
was announced as the third member
of the commission to determine the
value of the property of the water
works and members were being or
dered to commence their duties Sept.
10.
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Sept. 9.-Alex Moore opened a new
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thieves entered his home, slept in some
of the beds, spit tobacco juice all
around and walked off with many
things of value. The professor was
anxious to find out who the culprits
were.
The republicans and democrats were
having a great struggle in congress
over the tariff bill and the democrats
move to put binding Irvine on the free
list, which proceeding brought about
! good deal of fencing on the part OF
some Of the members of the senate.
The Evening Telegram in Fargo was
being managed by Editor Smith.
Hon. j. A. Johnson gave an address
at the high school On his recent trip
to Venezuela.
Sept. S.-Dr. M M. Triplett of Wah-
peton was one of the men appointed
on the Fargo pension board.
Charles Showers was candidate for
the state senate from the Wheatland
district.
/ The public schools opened the fall
term with Miss E. A Kent as princi-
pal of the high school and Prof A. B
Lee as her main assistant.
g. j. Goulette of Glendale secured 9
patent for feeder for a threshins
machine.
Deputy Sheriff Barnes returned t.
the city accompanied by his bride.
Plymouth church trustees decided t.
build a new structure and raised $3.50
for the purpose.
The Clay county democratic conven
ton met at the J. Cooke house il
Moorhead, and C. B. Hill was nomi
mated for sheriff and A. c. Lewis TO
auditor.
Manager Burns of the telephone
company decided to run the lines int
the exchange through cable instea'
OF by loose wires as before.
Sept. 9.-Alex Moore opened ney
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-10
Always Braces 'Em Up,

Washington Post: If the republican
situation really gets bad. perhaps Mr.
Bryan may consent to give first aid
with one of his ism tonics.
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If it will help any, we will say that
the new hobble skirts look like a man
feels when his suspenders have broken.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-10

The boat rocker and the fellow who
stands up in the boat are in evidence
again, but have escaped so far.