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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-12-30
ONE OF FRANKLIN'S FOLKS.
An Americans Experience In a His
toric London House.

" ~ ''S we
The house in London where Ben
iamin Franklin lived while Ameri-
can commissioner and later the first
American minister to the court of
st. James is often pointed out to
visitors. 1t is at Z Craven street,
Just below the Strand and not more
than a stones throw from Trafal-
gar square, and it is just like a lot
of other dingy, painted brick houses
in the row, except that it is marked
by a tablet in front.
Il lived in Franklin's house for
about eight months" said an Amer
lean who has spent SOME time in
England. at vas the regulation
four story affair, and l was on the
very top floor at the back.
THE house for some years had
been a lodging house, and you got
your bed and breakfast there at a
price ranging from a guinea 1929
a week up, according to the room.
Having the top floor back, | came
iH for the lowest rate.
"What used to be Franklin's par
lor was used as the dining room,
and behind this was another room,
off which was a strong room, which
the tradition of the house said
Franklin himself had had especially
constructed. The walls we're very
thick, and there was no light in the
room, and the door was of iron.
In the season it was often the
case that stray parties of Ameri-
cans would come to the house and
demand to be shown through it.,
and invariably the landlady would
think they were probable dodgers
and would be doomed to disappoint-
ment.
"When I went there the landlady
was full of stories about mysterious
treasures and relics of DR.. Franklin
which might be found in the cellar,
so one day another American lodg-
er and myself went down there to
explore. We sounded the wall and
scratched about among the rubbish,
but found nothing. l used to won
der often how DR.. Franklin man
aged to entertain the dignitaries
who called upon him in such a tiny
place as the parlor was.
Zone day I was going out just as
the maid vas opening the door.
Upon the stoop stood a man whose
features and raiment proclaimed
that he was a fellow countryman,
but not from these parts.
"'Say,' he addressed me, do any
of Ben Franklin's folks live here
now?'
"'Sh! How did you find it out ?
l asked.
"tJust wait there a minute, will
you?' he asked.
"He stepped back a pace, and be-
fore | was aware of what he was
doing he had snapped a camera on
me. l demanded what he meant by
taking my picture, but he only
chuckled and hurried off. I have
often wondered whether in some re-
mote village circle my picture has
been shown as that of a lineal de
scendant of the great philosopher
New York Sun.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-12-30
MacauIay as a TaIker,

The famous historian Macaulay
could not bear to be interrupted,
his idea of conversation being to
pour out a torrent of information,
which he could keep up indefinitely.
Once, when staying in a country
house in Northamptonshire, he dis
covered a fellow guest after his own
heart. Starting at dinner, Macau-
lay began to talk to this passive
gentleman and continued his mon
ologue without a break until II
o'clock at night, when the remain
der of the party went to bed. TO
the buffers amazement, when he
came into the dining room to lay
breakfast next morning he found
the author Of "The Lays of Ancient
Rome still holding forth vigorous
ly to a tired, white faced, dazed but
still silent companion.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-12-30

Less than a century ago seats in
parliament were regularly bought
and sold. Flood, the Irish politi-
clan, purchased a seat in the Eng
hsh house Of commons for $4,000.
The notoriously corrupt borough of
Cation was publicly advertised for
sale IN 1872, with the power Of nom
mating two representatives afor-
ever" described by the auctioneer
as AN elegant CONSTITUENCIES This
same seat (Mr. Harry Graham re-
calls in "The Mother of parl;a-
ments') was sold ia 1881 bv Sir
mark Wood for the huge sum Of
$4,000, and the purchaser fasy.
1nss nlsy wsa be imagined when
under the reform act 81 the folsoss,
pg year, the heronaAs $3.50:
5kiEed. $50 81
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-12-30

"I felt so sorry when | heard
your house was burned down, Mrs.
Bones" said Mrs. Hawkins.
cit was too bad" said Mrs. Bones,
"but it had its bright side. John
and | were both afraid to discharge
our cook, but now that the house is
gone, of course. we don't have to-"
Halifax Law.
The evil repute of Halifax inn
piled in the adage eco to Halifax
came to it by inheritance from Hal
flax in Yorkshire, England. Hall
fax law, as may be gathered from a
letter of Lord Leicester quoted by
Motley, was that criminals should
be condemned first and inquired
upon afterward."
Halifax lay within the forest of
Hardwick, where the law was that
if a felon was taken with 13h pence
worth of stolen goods he should be
tried by four firth burgers from
four Of the precinct towns and if
condemned by them be hanged the
next day. After this proceeding
had been carried out to the letter
the casc might be sent to a jury.
Halifax is also credited with being
the home Of the guillotine, which
lbs -escy E MeslJ issa0duced
into Scotland only TO have his own
head chopped of with it.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-12-30

To possess information is an i'm
portant matter. 1t is desirable
ever for a fence 20 be we'll posted,
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-12-30

4 lie travels by aeroplane, while
truth trudges along with tagging
STEP, AMI yet it finally arrives.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-12-30

1t is an easy matter ID size up a
man if his dog crawls under the
honse when he sees him approach
iDp
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-12-30

There are other forms of intern
perance quite as obnoxious as that
of a man fling himself up with
bUOZe.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-12-30

The people worth cuItivatlns are
the ones who are decent and honest
when nobody is looking.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-12-30

There is always room on the
SHINY side of the road; let us
walk there.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-12-30

The january sacrifice sales will
soOm &c on.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-12-30

Ilow did you like the turkey
hash.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-09
AN ORDINANCE

PROVIDING FOR THE NUMBERING
 AND REGISTERING THEREOF
 or ALL AUTOMOBILES RUN MING UPON ANY STREETS OF
 THE CITY.
 Be it ordained by the city council of the city Of Hot Springs. Ark:
 Section l--All automobiles running upon the streets of this city shall be plainly exposed to view on the rear thereof i number corresponding with the number Of the license issued to the owner thereof, which said number shall be registered with the city clerk within twemtysfour hours after the issuing of the license therefor.
 And all non-residents who shall bring automobiles within this city and run hte same upon any of the streets thereof shall within twenty-four hours after bringing and keeping the. same with the limits of this city register the number of the license thereof with the city clerk. who, in the absence of any number for said automobile, shall supply the owner thereof with a num- Der and register the same as above provided
 Section 2-The city clerk shall be allowed a fee of fifty cents for the registering of each number for each automobile; provided that 1t shall not 'be necessary to register the number of any one machine more than once in any calendar year
 Section 5.--Eyery owner of any au. tomobile so ran upon the streets Of this city who shall fail or refuse to comply with the provisions of this ordinance shall upon conviction in po- lice court be fined in any sum not less than five dollars nor more than twen- ty-iive dollars for each onense. and each day of such failure or neglect shall constitute separate offense.
 Section 4.--All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith ba and the same are hereby repealed aut this ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after it's passage
 NJ II. JODD Mayor Attest. J. II Butorfield, City Clerk
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sRERIFFts SALE.

 1 will. sell al public auction on tn sth day of janaaiy. l9i0 at the wesl tgoat door of the court house in Gar and county Arkansas, between tae asurs of o'clock in the forenoon ana o'clock in the afternoon to the high 'st and last bidder the following de seribed real property, to.wlt
 Part of lot 9 of the Hot Springs tand and Improvement Company's sua livision Of block 5, ely of Hot prinea Garland county, Ark
 Levied on by me as the property 5f Andy J. van, to sat fy an execu lion againat Aiia ia fs.ses og George caglor et al TO me directed hy tRt clerk If the Garland erenit court The purchasers at said sale will De required to eyecrte bond with apnroy 'ed security for the payment of pur chase money. on a credit of three months
 sand land will be offered for salt in lots as described above.
 JAKE HOUPT.
 SheriH Garland county. Ark.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will De received up ta January 20 for aying se@er on ioe
 street, plans and specifications fsr which can De seen by calling at the Warwick Pool Paflor The right to reject any and all bids reserved. lr6 15t 5. M. GUEEIN
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SENTENCE roo HARSH.

chatles N Morse appears ta s+ge won inc sympathy Of tbe Aneflcan people to an cxtsnt greater iaan ms any other consici h recent times.
 This state of affairs spnsing in view of tAe fact that time just prior to his arrest Morse was worth szo.o0e.0oo
 He was the organizer and main spring of the iniauiUia ice tfnst of New York city which, having obiasn- od . monopoly Increased the nlaee of ice so a to cause suffering ansung the poor
 He later aeeulted a string of banks In that group cf speculative anan- eiefs who spread tlle fame q wall street Morse was oil q he strongest. sSshen thp ranie Of 1907 came the Morse string Of hanks was among those to collapse. Morse was arrest. a.
 Some other benAers in New York committed suicide. some died Of fright
 t was found thu Morse had been using funds for personal Use without puttiug ID sufficient security 10 the bank and hc was convicted Of lar. ceny md sentenced t7 the feaerai prison al Atlanta for 2 torn of fifteen years.
 Mene ia now n the prison Vt the end Of lesal battle tasting two years in which eger psai3 move was male to stay the execution of thar sentence
 Since She day pf is conyi ion the tiae of sentiment has eFaaaally turn. ed in favor Of the convicted banker.
 The people began to believe that Morse was doiilg no more than other balAefs NwcFe doing Bat he was caught
 His brave wife raised cash bail of $i25.eeo nn mhiea she secured the release Of lhe pfisaner In the few months he was out of prison Morse so managed his brusen affairs as to De able to pay off s7.000. coo os his debts.
 That effort Q right whatever wrong 'of which the pnic had made hin Y >s1atSible Non new friends fo .lesotad wiie Woa more Ills .ita re higaer courts agains m >ss tTe of fifteen year seg- seAee gisen as the height q public Frenzy in t1e. midst of financial panic when tae people were calling fof victim Eaoueh ineaeclual wIa the courts were not wasted on tae becple
 ana new the courts are through, gn als way 70 prison he fe.tsratoa sgaaIs lae injustice of that heay ssAteilc and makes lls last appeal direct to the people themselses
 There ia something og reason ip Waat Morse aas to say aud oas neea npt be emotional Q eutIleiy agree nth him
 he has now reached O sFs of asc For twe years he hae Been iu prison or II ca'Ft Hest of tae tmc
 IFS foae < gone and he Races s fifteen sear sentenea whieh to htn amounts npw u3 desision thar ae shall leAd she feAainpr og lis days ila prison
 However we mas differ VI i n az @ tae lesaii q his conviction or hanesAsg @ H dl fse wiia a contention fhat he was guiltv of aa 
 Ss.-
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roe rolrNTy IlIncr

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce Thomas Aiiian as candidate Tor county and probate judge of Garland county. subject Co the action of thu Democratic primaries.
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce the eaHddacg of Thurs ton Is Farmer Tor fceiecti0h tn county and probate judge, suh5eet te Che action Of tue Demecfatie rNimaies
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onIee asa oaaehlta AZ.

Furnished ia eits of 1ao. three ans koff rooms fer llsht hasek eginss EHttsic lsh gas aus ns and cos4 #afsr u each aBarnlent ana hst ot sii sieHc heal 8n tap when aeniedl rave9 sfgeat bpzt location .rw Tates. aHial~
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r,n cIrN cI Erll

pH4aanee Jf f5lIttadAld aN sa at lat fe eisas W aat term Q ei45 clerk hisel % Che action os th'
 ssdtasic a ie
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sEMnFRecM As A cANnIpAIE.

tfENpERsCW AS A CANDIDATE. 10 the Voters of the Third Chancefy District ccmposad of tha Counties of Mnntaonsry. Garland, Hot Spring. Sa- lifaa and Grant.
 ] am a candidate for Chancellor. sub- ieel fp fac Democratic Primary rpou my aafa as eitizeu bel0vng that my efaIactef training. htuess and ability analiy noe to HA this office acceptahiy Co .tA th. pealsls An 2 native AI the als- nfet, but Hut T chronic office seeker ! haNa never offered for an oitice since aare Qal of fhe ofiice d trosecuting At ~ nev. twentY7onF years ago. This of fee ! held for six years and was then retired that others as worldly mi6ht also reap tho hnrors
 The oppagtantty tn Win larrels by beine Chancellor should not always be cnjage Uy one man. therefore l earn siF solicit Euur support on tlle promise that lt Will be rnN eleatest ambition to i'll t8iis Diflfe with credit and honor Co you and Co ufssef
 JETHR0 F HENDERSON,
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e 9f and cum
 Wo ea ef ha rft et tih s'as that ne ~ Agh would ~ nHaing i ea ai us.
 Notle er aaIena Monday s he hclea If the year. Washin- higtAaa efof Day luaenend. eaee Day Memorial fay and Christ. as 0ay wal ail ba esleh tea on the t afer sunday
 H3ee t0e s plnv Jewels import. ea a0s Unfortunately this s n of uraperity tha eaee# Inc aioa q oulg l ntna If tie in ahaa' tN years ana a Aalf more gre cry uaT ee n p0sition to ride aiens aa 1el fer ael} ha Nitls. 3af | iaa ta dodge the daformer The man aAo offers to exchange seventeen necktles Tor a fes par cf seeks aad suspendefs means busi- ness and pan aeATer the goods. eeugress suddenly has discovered that cost of living is too bieh. Even eeneressMen eeoa cnaly show symp- soma q human intelligence.
 Shocking % the suffrage movement. the expose of Cook has hal no ue. fins efsc. on the onward march a5 he 0olls
 Paaably Donashey is too busy ng hiag eat what tc do in the matter q that Ellis pardon to answer Kay aueh
 t $ ielly to forget the new leaf fans eagig in tho New Year same: inA ame de inst ne same.
 There $ no accoMrns fof weather: i $ ftales and Jraepen8ent ii the uatssF of doing as | ele
 Atl the removal af the show from
 mviae we can then tase ID he questioa of more paving
 H'v5englg garam2a k apaing tnat saW eYegs ssslppi makes touch aeihs in politics
 W tae at Gpl losialature t9s ont t may settle one United Nes euatpr
 tit sprne now wa.i afnat l75. e a hewen this date ana 6acoHiN eias sigr Of the times is tae incgeaAea meKtalltv aasrls ooks
 The if8ghl WltH ihe Rmrose rHfa
 aat always pglnTee eav Recent haH ea ina [ aiva zero waen tha 9gina iu a 9.pe ~tlqns ot
 c9VI inul game al iraw ahefe .s hln ise aita
 fnnefa fe Wd it is
 on Elsh th n t seling
 
  kNnae wshias nai Ike rs efe el isf
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fnppfira Wnrlznurger Fsafhfsu al izaAfasfs xse sIetf
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No'lse Is hereby given that the au aoal meeting of ihe stockholders ef the Arkansas National Bank Of Hof safiass Ark for he election Of dt rectors and such other business as a1ay properly cone before such meet. ing, .will be held at Its banking rooms on Tuesday, lauu4ry II. 1910. at { o'clock ? m
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roe coIINTv cIrnl(.

Fhe Sentinei-Record is authorized te anuounre the eandidapg Of Alr. Robert Meoney for fe-eieetipn Co the office Of county clerk subject t0 the action Of tle Democratic primaries.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-09

WE HAUL YOUR BAGGAGE AND CHECK SAME TO YanR pEsTlNA TON WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE CALL AT ouR OFFICE OR PHONE 2o2. cooPER HRoss LIVERY S TRANSFER co.
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kaNna N wekiaH nqie llkp busy eee all I
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Tho Sentinel Record E authorized ca annpgnce + A. Whttaeten q caaaidatc for recollection to the office 0f Circuit and ChaneeFy elerA subject to the action Of the Democratic primary
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sict ER ApasrmeNrs

til ~ llca tig sesisaH
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hfiaiY r Nlofsan ha designs
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wfen4 and is iaif entitled sa hl ffem we canno br'ug ontse'fea a m r 60 she opie helief @ Ais b cl .mHfs0meat eluull e great length
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aoa e9 ANcraY Iy0oe

FOR CFANcARY JUDGE
 To tln voters ~ i,la IlAiH e'huncef NstFiel Aa a caaaate oi chancei- ler for tae aeeand term subject Co thc AetiVi4 af slsa t}cfnnrHti0 pfiNaFy Cnh- sttni attention e the psln of he eoult@ NiN preclude the posslaiity of q fNast tf haze made s siaet37 2 rhau eiier ] WauiA iie reelection. x elected ! Niil trg ~ make myself useful
 Very tTHly.
 NEOEXO CURL
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FOR cIFcUiT CLERK.

county clerk. subject 10 the action of tae Democratic primaries
 FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
 Tho Sentinel Record E authorized co announce + A. Whitunetqn candidate for reelection to the office 0f Circuit and Chaneery clerk subject co the action Of inc Democratic primary
 FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY The Sentinel Record fs authorized to announce tle name Of q. F. R@tAaliora Hs q cAndid3tn fer prosecuting attorney of this dismiet. sGbiact t0 the action 0 the Democratie primaries
 The sentineI-flecord is authofi1ed t. to anu0uNcr M. S. Cobb, as candidate fae Prosecuting attorney for tllis iudleial dttrict subject Co the action Of the Democratic primaries
 The Sentinel Record. Please announce my camiidacN for the office Of prosecute inc attorney fos tae Seventh judicial cir s9il CT Atsansas. subiact 70 the Demo- cratic primary in Nmeh 1910.
 lhA peace pafIntGcnt prosperity ana best interests Of iiot Springs depend Crt4n henest elections and good aovefn- meui thfpoeh faithnl, just and ini- ! pledge my best efforts Co that eonfse if elected J. B WOOD. rhe Sentnei-Reeord is authorised ta
  fur fs-fieyt0n to the office oi proseeat- inE aft1fney far this judicial district sue}sct % tae actiQn oi the l9emoctatic
 FOE COLLECTOR,
 The Snfint NecesA is authorized to afnaerce Afit4n z Moore as a etldiaate for thH 0fee of cQii ai6t or Garland raartY. sUbleet fD the action 0f tine
 
 eeatiaei ar7 E autHorzel Co nnHaUNca E0eh1uaN as tfutiiHtr eaH ant to Aa tien 0t tha 9tanmfNie atintfisS
 roR sHERlFF
 fIe itef- -itaqofi ig uushufEed in atNagno JaiM flegpt i candidate fo' req fatttna Ao fhe uffiei 0f siarilf ef casta a,t gijet tie action et Tho seAnal seeogd is authofzsd io isffitfitffItT itfe gHiETifitrrE nf Nr, " h h#u for t'ia e{fiee 2. 3itfa et ffaftf01 eaaf4 ihfa to the action oi
 FOE COUNTY TREhsuRER.
 serfln Record 0ntnuf zea tf na5nee tae ndise sin 9a.n s'leueafer subject 70 ttie action oa tlle Demoelatic nfinar'es
 roR TAX ASSESSOR.
 rEbe Sentinel =ftscora E authorized e afaueoc Re fiilam as D caHdidate faf 8e4elfff ta fne ediee ~ taN as-
 sssfer1 couniW sFRiaet ta thf aetiea ng tNe seAie lrnaF
 woR ctFY ATTog&EY.
 ghe sifNtine Hd 4 author zed e epeaenrH R ?. MaEN e# eahaiaate sat eifH attasneN asleet ta the astian af Give iefnaea1if rfiwae
 9he seHHas3.5Eeepd aiithor.zea e aHheen ie tiae Hta{sfa2 as fafia as ti4s affaleN M Hot SD snGs suAia M the eti0u of the Densoeiafir rflNsafies
 trfe SertEnel Record iss authorized tp arfoprce C IT. f7caaans eanaidsfF fos a3ie att5fnV sTiat % ine attia 6f tNt Domae4tie psiMaGies
 The sentlHei Record E authorized z diaate fof cllS ss3mnesl sohieel te the ien isitic nf1tii
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ecnsreas suddenly has discovered that cost of living is too high. Even eeiieressulen ecca onaly show symp- ams cf human intelligence.
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<na m ~ 2p ~tions Of tE c9IIs SinN saf3c as draw
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sneaking of the suffrage movement fhe expose ot Cook has hal no ue. tifins effect on the onward march 6 ae polls
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~ &a1 eistfalisss.
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Foa oI9oT1IT Tl1grr

FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE
 l1e Seiirel Recosd s aur6i 1eG to annHince tle HarEo og 3udge Eitnfs Fstl4 ah eaaaitatf iaF Fieati1n "a He ee tf ei.tuii atlee in lhf adieil
 HNfet t# tiie action of tae l9e rctifc EtiHafie9.
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Recent an have en na I s
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A3ee times as m3nv Jewels import e& n la05 Unsoftan alv thls $ E s'sA of Prosperity that efae' the 9altion q ouly . nsnoH If tlse
 9la
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N0ilt egr calenar MHiaF is tae hci9.aF If tHe year. Wasnin- tp hirtAiaH aeog Day Ipaenend. eeee Day Memorial Day and Christ.
 4s @sV wlli ell ha csleh ted en the fsHr af er Sunday.
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a0neea that fs Iaffsaisn
 p inc WlaoN a9 dea ~ owa ae ~ o0d pt ee tasS m y efh wa M can fr hep ba been leff 0om ha 4lan CT
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ia aaaas tNs wears ana half more ere cry uaT ae in ! prsition to rds along aa Jall iagael5a ha Nitls- 9af hina ta lDdse the daformer.
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PFQaabiy Donashey is too busy ng miag pnt what to do in inc matter et ihat Ellis pardon to answer Kay aiaueh
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ANM9uNG EMENIS

F1E RAftRcAD COMMISSIONER
 rutAa Record anfhae led t9
 laF 1at03d conHsisS1ner ac 4He snt'cu gl Ts2 I Hlaf4 8iift
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Iiie man NAo offers to exchange seventeen necktles for a few par of seeks aad spspendefs, means busl- ness and en deAFer the goods
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t E tolly to forget tha new leaf tAns early in tho New Year game; fni 1e de insi he same
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Fon RapRE asNrATINE.

1ha N0aEiftl lteecfu 4s aHtH0r.1e4 tr aaAsipee f2. 4tilt as D ear3 date ref fetsal4o ~ slad aem a rer4o- EuiatlFa ii tsle NtkHNFaH seHGtH aa. sembig Aam ta eaaat auhEe ta As fs iite ifA@cef4ffc eginsaiifs. tfih seelus 2ecfa k autarJ4ed f. HiHp Geo WhttinB1rN as tan-
 eia ah fioM @s3aNa e8shiq.
 ta taa aatioE H the Dcmaesnte HHtH4fieT
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There $ no accoNithg fof weather: I is fearless ana Jnaependent in the matseg Of doing as t 8leses.
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FOE COUNTY TREhSuHEE.
 T serfin Record authorized to lanh6afea tae ardia4ee 0 tfr John ? { Il8sh6i0tn far fe-eleetian for Caunfa I feenafaf sfhfaef 70 ts4e action of tae | 3emaelatlc primaries.
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zoo Rooms with Hot and Cold running water, and Telephone. Fifty Rooms with Private Baths and Toilets.
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Tbe f9uFl with ihe primrose cefa is tAat 2 always pglmce COW
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EacoHfaeias igu Of the tines is tae increasea fneEtalltv aaeln
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ti4f spr'Hss now waits atnit l75.- e afr hewa this date 4nu May t5
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Atg the removal af the SHOW from ta myiag NC can then take ap he fficstioA 0f Mofc 9axng
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