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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

n fli5lIA1 drs so1.s fzir9eiS gr0m !G'Tf
%. ,llIUfi t1f rscsifsd'
/ attrib4te much o. my 0wu present
good health and surely that " 40 baby
Do the u-s - syrup Fepsln, ] always
have ID in The house a. o. o. ~ often
needed. and ] could not r1aZger4te f.
value % me -4rs. j. Z. Kennedy Cod
Nl... Okla.
4 received your sample bottle o. Syrup
Pep-in and al % bought &c bottle. II i-
the hlest remedy ! ever bought for col-
Is uat.Cn f0r children. ! am ven much
pleased with it, Mrs. Ella y. Mill!aLl-
Naihela, has
7 received your sample bottle used .t
and gUt q i1r bottle aud l-d ii D. the bs,i
thing c1l "a get. NJ baby WAS troubled
with cJastluAt l0n and nov have 20 tru--
Die. Mrs. loomty. Emlngsy!Ile, IA
About two y.ars ago sent 20 ygg f1r
sample bottle q your syrup Fep,in.
After tzklug u ! concluded % give ile
remedy fair trial Tor / had been suffer
ing for some time with Indigestion E}
stomach would ache 20 badly a. times
that ! could not b. still cgmme'cei
taklnE your SyrlD Fepsln and found % p
be a good remedy. ] car ca, aryiA!Ls ]
want now. have found u % he syyl
remedy for children. Now keep bot
lie on ny mantle az the time; - Nf,.
la 4. Fortune Grand action Ie1a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

The fellow was running pretty fast
lend the case looked susp cipus A
crowd took cfter h'm The Two late
policemen Joined IN the chase. They
brought MIN 10 hay Never stole d
th.ul .L ms life he said and I'm
not running away from my shadow.
I've got o. eat. and y 7 eat / u3u't
huy coal and wood. The exercise ~
running keeps me I'm. See-l'm per
ispiring uoWi" Then q dozen men 10
the crowd looked az strings on their
fingers Their wives had told them
thar morning not 70 forget TO ask the
Tricc q. q soup bone.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

Osmuizee OKLA. Nov i0-Whle
getting ready % make his dsIly drive
% the country % loDk after the pipe
line business. = p. SHOCK the well
known oh man. received q -un wound.
4 gun carried in his hip poke, drop
ped On the ground and was dlsoAarg-
ed the bullet taking effect in the
right ie- midway between the ankle
and knee. oL the inner side ot the
les taking an upward course 10 came
out On the outer side of the knee.
The wound is painful ana somewhat
serious. The busy on man will be- de-
tairrd az home on account NJ IL Tor
som. time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11
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. THE DAYS BEST STORIES .
/. I.
900. ,......:.....o.::2:.:..S.s
Indor,ed Heartily

j. Picrpon, Morgan. at rsceu;
diocesan convention IN New York
City amused group of ciercymen
with this story c' % minister.
"le was as ignorant tEis good
man. OF flnanc.a. matters said Afr.
Morgan "as the average financier g
.o, matters ecclesiss:ical He once
received a chcQuo-the first ir his
.ie-lUd took j. 90 a hank for pas
ment.
But you must lndorse the
.checque said me cashier"
Ildorse 90 said the minister ln
% puzzled tone
r see. be- said And. turning
the tEs0re over. hs wrote across the
.hl.h c' %. y heartily indorse ihis
aht7ue
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11
cum casss, ,, csrs

wifA local APpLir ATOMS a. ihsy "a.
rei rrtre re tGi g ttf tils1sf. CaisffA
. tiao1 ~ rr-tutnfir-al cifats. a-s
Ia sr3ff - ERE y yru suf. take inisf1a'
re-ttlff htlt Ca'tfrh Czft a itffr it.
ifrttly. ttt 49, Glftrflv "a TIE linas tn1
nlurErlf rErtGrrs Hans CsttrrA Care q
- o cl1rk ao.i-i-f IL 10 rrfsrf.hst ~
s1t u n tan ftgffi1tt ]. iht cruEffT
faf Tflrt SC IL fsrlin- r-ffrfirfirl- ID
y ocuprnid ~ tlf h'af fc.irs tn1Nr -r=.
lat.t va thf hrf hl1at pzriEsrt trfirr
t-eefiy 60 ~ uungrs turftofs Tts -.
teri cf1rtaAti1r q its two iErrttis1's b.
whsi r.ecsrs ma vc11sffei ressiis i- czF.
iHr CatIrrA eirt fpr tesun0nish frys
y = CgfYNEr co. rrrra- Te,s1a. o.
Eet W Drurgifis prfes -
Tsts Hsuf TtrilT Fds fef corssirstiez
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

PawhusEa. Okla Nov lO.-Judge
shea came % this Town yesterday to
open fre Noyrm ber term of the dis
triel court bot owing 70 the ail-aD-
zorhing interest taken In the result of
the election hardly any lawyers nor
any other persons were in the court
yoom The judce WILL return next
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11
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y
a a--t nan va v.saes O. Ef .
tr.h-E r.Hf l.rseG FFr Vsf 90
t.lk rh"t -Tstt
-tf --- F-- t-f .Ee r r--t t-r .rs-
fr-r ,-r- .'s chrg
o. rrrrf ans r,rs1u f1T ghTm
500 .at dislike thft fte person
.r' -E r. 4Fh. never Oh speak
N.-t.-r b np'Fst'- % Industry
u IS l.Ears EraufllF 90 O man o.
ht rf r..r' H. a Uer,aU- confidence.
lend urs- staf woman happens Or rt
.r1rt llrE-E 10 become, positive
r.essUrr O. Listen O. them
$50 cess s go iata. ne that which
HH... rtg 900 men .I 1rf mold.
TT greatness ls etr --s tsfrF ls
HaErlEr .'s dignity.
Mt safe and gr-1,Isiae,1ry IS the
Joe U. those Who spend irrlT 1aE, .U
amf.tr.- e-lfaEuTs 90 Wa.rtsIr them
salrs a higher nrIt1l Ut SD. 1it
.'h1E ,Her station alt their 90. r-
Werfe warrant
There .s 0rlr ono real tl.llrs rrs.
.HIs. end that is rr' go r7 tire 90
.fna rsst r-a know.
" We cannot love urr5 rtlt0uri
'1,o Is already ig a critical c1nd
.Jrt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

an ounce is the logical price. To
pay more is extravaganza.
Health Club has the greatest
leavening force, so you have to use
only halt as much as other brands.
That means economy.
Every ounce of Health Club re-
ceives the oven test before it is
marketed. Enough for one average
baking is selected from 100 pounds
and given a test.
Your own baking knowledge
coupled with Health Club means
baking success every time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

The coHnss.l given tze vg;ar.ous pmeera -s 90 o..
wise the tariff downward. We shalt u1t,h Fitzgerald
land MS TammaHy-wau stree; associates sngare
Ia that task with Champ Ciark and has fsnoztr vth
little amusement Il may 20 E1id ir rasss-r that Wal
Street and other highly protected intres dd be-u.
an aily Of Democracy fof such purpose s;l u ih'
commission f. be renewed ths vor rnus' - done and
done TO the satisfaction of The voters
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

chs =e ufLisF me1y
ends his Oblga.1n
iie has SPECIALIZE
ir stomach livsraud
bowel diseases i0r
0Ysri forty and
VIII be pleased %
give the readeraay
advice On the sub
Jet free q charge.
All are welcome Z.
write him Watcher
Tor the medical ad-
.vcs orthe free sam-
ple address him Dr
" B. Caldwell sa
Caldwell Ba.dlEg
Monticello III
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

IN Easuit. s-. r'-.s sr--1-i -flr 't'-I
Dr. 1..1rsl ~ rt-+rtE
Irstt5 ttarE I1- '1f ils vl-T.- urit.t
% D- C-re.. sIr-4 ftI-l HF .a-.
g-z1-s--. f-...I Lryl pa So al .rl4
sl1LssE .7--H.s utfl D s.i fc- ilr p-,ir
G. S.t-F l'tls.L Is "a, s--t. "a. l-.r i---a
&. q Id az D. -ie a-taeE O. gAs.Tl.s lELgt
hlZ the mt1.l-fH. ul.ee te -. a-s E.a
ta- fsslHys1as 1i-l L-1 hT its il-s i1s gct'
Le vas ezf;r be vls tlrf- US s7
I-aasei it4i vz-tt1 e.. T-- utzi O. 10. -'
abe rguedE Trl have --1s. a D' IS hi-'
o.. Mfs E..Esati1 lt lc-eS fiE PERI -
C..a4gl, o.
] 1.ksG TIE sample - Syr-s Ftrs1 -.
much ttl. ! -sEt ~ olls ~ uy d.4Eg 20
fer IH. Sc L.sit-es ~ ] hare 70 .4 q.
kolse regularly. Ny Oh lts-a Ike % take
is Wkict Pleased ne vesy u-t-. q sc-I--
times we have trouble ir gati.-g len tl
take other !aAat ice. -Lla-- =. hete l-st
-i.l 5ama!ca Ave. Rekm5-- h-l- i. ].
We kars received yc-r sample b-its
VII Cd yll s.ri lpll 80 ---i. ] pave
never hNd anything a = medicine rn
that hAs Acc Lp-Isf q az i-l-E .-&r
yours has. ]. ls -LElly gI54- ] have
already lssi tUQ b.'res 1f fts 'oc ne
after the ar.lI2I a-t 1g @! y.-s -.L-
r.e Mr.. ha,terre hahsEsi---. Nc
kees Rocks pa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

Hcnrd hN M MaN.i(le.

We diou', mclt .u summer. we'll no,
freeze IN winter. and judging By the
Dauc.s some OF us are cutt'n. wei,
hereafter.
some folks who want to get %
where IN, dreams come true. have
dreams about getting q million with
.oGt hard work for q.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11
.5......'........I....
RHYME AND REASON.
,,,..... : s,,..,.....I.-......
Frank l. stanton.
~T-aakinc of Adam

Speaking OF Adam.
Dlt thing bout Adam DO pres hers
never ETapple;
lie didn't KIN DO frU'; Crp an left
-1We 1, the app.ss
Wen ne seen EN- d.. Ia Eden. q Xiv
ur- de- crolu'.
Ie say DARN sb1' De- apples enough
fsr 20 ar0un".
Ws warn lax folks today is--5e 0.s
lClss an de- small.
10 bad l.'l spot o. srouE an didn't
want t 900.
Tus la de apple bus.ncgs-th0ugh
Trouble made him dance.
IIo 7itnt XIII Dc fruit crap. hui give
de WORT @ chance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

Don't he srl-guf 'i,oui ue times 20
mo-
Let Trouble gllng y0u flat
W.tch dst wolf dats hCuin al the
Ur'
Al Eil im-ef he's iat'
so mo. Cain will d.; aolf De raisin'
Don't you stop fer De lion 10 Dc WY.
TNel go. ha'r .iC up so hat;
ka,ch dat lion is Do word s1y
Au E.N i'm cl hes iat,
~ w
No Lso maxim or y1' lonesome foans.
Nou Elu sell dat i0---hidc an bones
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

It would he interesting TO know the number o. good
men who have been dashed pieces the prohibition
issue Beyerdge the latest victim. II Was the
prohibition issue in his state that detected him. The
people were eeriing legislature make a liquor law
not to create tinted States senator The senatorial
work was side
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11
DR.. Miles Heart Remedy

is kept in thousands OF homes as 4
friend always to be relied upon in
time OF need.
Sold by all Druggists II the first
bottle falls 70 benefit, your money
IS returned. Ask any Druggist.
NILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhar,, Ind.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

Diamonds tor Watches
Rings. Hat Pins and an kind of jew.
clry 7. D. Wermu;h, 40. No.
Main al,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11
81 am all right now,
thanks to DR.. Miles
Heart Remedy"

The same relief IS ready for you
Are you sure you DO not need it
II d.. Miles Heart Remedy helpe,
Charles Holmes, why won't il he'll
you!
troubled with heart disease
and after reading about Dr.. hiles'
Hear Remedy, I 90; a bo.tle. Be.
fore 20; tn. Hear Remedy had
to sit up NOS, Of the night. and lei;
very bad 81 nv s,omlsh Whatever
lwo-ld "a, made me esl voTgs, and
nv h.a'i 5-2. very fast But thanks
10 Dr. Miles Heart Remedy. an
all right nov. l eat good, sleep
good, and feel like 4 new man, Al.
though an almost oSgeaH old. ]
have been a solder IN the late war
Of the rebellion, and vas badly
wounded" CHARLES HOLMES,
Private Co. B, Sish \. y. lnianty
Volunteers, Walton, Delaware Co,
NY.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

The report that the Rhode Island isriilature VII b.
deadlock senator is no, when ne remember
who the present incumbent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

Now let await and what we got as "a result Of
voting Tho election returns tell only portion Of the
story.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11
.......l...............
HUMoR OF THE DAY
........,i.,...........-.. :.

He--HaEf sou ey.r looked .r the
.clags when sou are angry
Shs-"No. Jim never .nrrf when
look .n The 81 ss
What did you say the sinking tnnt
was for asked the ns- director -
the treasurer
To meet the floating deh. re-
piled the latter
Teacher Evil cummunigstions
corrupt good manner Now Johnny.
ran ynu understand what that me ns '
Juhuuy- Yes'u. For instance pa
got a communication fTom mas dress
maker this morning thai made him
swear.
What she asked. do you con-
slider womaUs most charming age
THE age al which woman IS
most charming replied he PROMPTLY
Ana what she persisted. s that
age
Tho age of the woman who asks
the question he answered with a
bow
Abel Strineem-l tei. you. my f1y.
lShsksspea ~ could never have written
@ drama ike yours.
Playwright You aye vary COM
lpliUtrflry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11
rrorrs- p rElyrrrYe NrH

W. r- ~. n-oars rs,t-r 80 rl7fr vin y-u rfi''
s,.,- ID. % 80 tlr unsw 80 fri Ffs % ''oa z'a y-
-tsT sN tr--t'.lfs %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

ll,r,a %, -.aa Far'aa As s.-'i o'' A'-r.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-11

a.rr nan va s1-s O. Ef p
'tt.h nj rsHt himself -rfr Vf o.
'Elk rH- ~ret,f
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-10-04
rHF. FARMER AND MECHANIC

enthusiasm of men caih4i5
themselves religious, VINO are a 20
them. conceive it a duty, when 'h0s
owe TO themselves, their famllles anu
country, to present tnFs eAIots
and alarming evil and to present ti17
people called Quakers and their apet-
tors. as the authors Of the coIniIIol
mischief, in this quarter OF the old.es
where Independent of fOfeign oplh.
emancipation is pubflcly helo %,
by the Quakers to the negroes ahu
private funds established in supper
of it, the grand jury present lhd.
speedy and reSoIute measures ousht
to be adopted by the good sense anu
spirit Of the people in order TO prevent
that common appeal to arms, IN tlle'f
own defense, which at present appears
to be almost, if not altogether, neceS-
sary.
John Little, foreman; James Bono,
William Jones, Robert Eagan, Wills
Wilder, James Woodward. WllHani
Goodwin, Joshuah White, Charles
~Saughrea, Mafan Miller, JOSIAH far-
dell. j.. T. ~Taribants, John b~aaha1n.
Copied from State Gazette OF NoTtn
Carolina, Thursday, January Z, 1879
The grand jurios of Gates, camden,
HEREFORD, Perquimans, Tyrrell ana
ftdenton District made the same pre-
sentiments about this time.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-10-04
AT POINT OF DEATH
condition Of Mr.. j.. j. Barefoot 30
Wilson.

Especial to News and Ohcor
Wilson, Oct. ii. + >Parafoa.
var veteran, and -memb Der Of ~
wilson police force, is at the noint of
oeath, not expected to live througboD+
re hlSht. tie was stricken with narS
alssls ten days ago. since which time
ne has been unable to speak. si0
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-10-04
STYLE.
(Elihu Vedder. in the

(Elihu Vedder. in the N5F''
Atlantic.)
I once had occasion TO repf'|, 80
Italian model for having I-SteH .af-
creduIously to the f~ascinatnS P
ing Of a seductive admITer. ." 7
"YOu knew he was lying IL
said. .,,+fu!-
eyes, but then he lied so "'''
1y!" That was style.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-10-04
S7,52O.Ss5 Il

Since there was no hope of o~b+ainin.
any further loans in Europe. and con-
siderIng the past experience with re-
QUESTIONS upon the States. the uues-
ton of how these demands waro - -
met would have COMPOUNDED any ~,
ard Of nance. Livingston and os
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-10-04

$1~,O77,4S9.OO
Registers Office. 1st October. 1885,
JOSEPH NOURSE, Register.
Tt appears from this report that
nothing had been paid into the Cont
mental Treasury since the termination
of the war. On the 18th of October,
Congress sent out another circular
letter importuning the States, as the
had done so many time before. to be
prompt III completing their proper
tons Of the acquisitions. OF the specie
requisition of IS, 600, 900 for 1871 there
was nothing whatever paid by North
Carolina. This was due to the ex-
IRENE scarcity of this kind Of money
in the State. The deficiencies had to
be supplied by the anticipations made
on the income for foreign loans. Pub
iic credit had been supported for
some time previous by the advances
made by. Holland, France, and Spain.
But now this prop had been taken
away and the government was forced
to place its complete reliance upOn
the States.
At the time Of the ~gna OF
Mr.. Morris in 1855. the condition of
the treasury was extreme ely bad. 1t
was as follows:
Balance in Democratic
Treasury. .S21, 9S6 1890
Antic, patton On the re-
u5isition Of 1884 was HASA * -
On the loan then filing
in Holland SS,3O6.S3
$264,1S9.SO
The estimate for 1855 was.
Civil and Military Dep'ts
for the purchase of
indian rights Of soil.
/ and for debts CON
tracted and unpaid ~S1,457.525 3e-oo
Support of Government 4O4555 % on
Interest on foreign
debt -. S04, sos
Interest on Domestic
Debt :. -. :. 4,S54,279.16
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-10-04

OljlOn Is nITHn 1
q 80" i"'a.at-
M nc rs d substitute far
f History, it often ur.,.s
LIUA yalueless ana 5..
1 :, 80 ''9
7i"9P Oh tae
SealtheT TOT truth
After some xa.r.
inves+iyetion of-
- ~' .1.-
l- oloS' ana other t.|-
dences concerning a long established
tradition in the two CaroIinas 81,
persuaded thar it j. = aronr1r...
!,
ailu 'hal 'He a''ei1Pt he'el't'I' Hl-1a
to correct it vas equally g-rouadl---
| refer to the tradition which ,
for more than . b,r4roa
n 1- I'D"
"'' J." 'l ID ma
histories OF the two States that Cow
ernor James Moore. OF South l.ar..r,
1-oo-1-nl ,.rr:ad ~. 4
=.
Oh 'oHh hedildllS-aho the cialm
up by some IN late years that if Ha4
the widow of Yeamans and mar r,
dauob+ar +ho+ loa
If fbeca Tnnoej+jaaS ""-'
&c : thi,l Iii "9'.'9
- ~ "ppcIl I''m Ile '9--
nayt 5oor TO- tho t, T41 'i0 ""e -
Iaroo NIoorc,s We, ,
Naroa,a+ - o9raor. fra ".-"
- go '.S
1-onI $500 -? mem 'l+t ana
- ~ cl,lN - r'i' f-' f'4
;a lhe0 % ne 9oU~A gar
pli,o 0ooieI2 l'i"l5hS
go = in Ni@i@1lI -
appeala ~ ~ va eAeCu'e III i..i'
alu az ~ h 49, ~ "it." ne
80 80 - eo, - ~ ~ Nv IN
- ~ VIZ Nh'iuiVh ~ "'i l'i"4F
nf il,a1 - = fal1ii - ~ .0-1
n,,rriaaae maar !.
chilaran of LAM yoaTars uaL7
daneh+ar namad NJ, rosrat u,hn ',,s
om,rr;a7 ~ tbo 49, ~ Vaauoa.',
ui11 I1e-1N r,dv vnoman. r-al -i,a
.S- -1
- We 7'te. = lie "I.io'''o' u
- ~ ~ ,.o
Mll.el ~ ~ ~ lnSeI'c Io"'I'l.'
80 |oo
anooa 80 authorH Thora i@a,a ,,4
o.
stron ainaad 40 49, f,,r+ h|r ,r,of
go
W. Willen " any oiu!'!7lE ,rha
se ee - " eAartlS .iS hpoo'Ca,
~ 80 aeiI - Chor,or 1,aa.ra +he
- ne ,ouncl! =! N1"-7S7 i""Ie q"
90 uay - ~ 49,
ds ioi'oWo. .Pon to1,, wa i
james Moore d,tolhe9 y 1"pt w.
Ilahn WaileE anu l'anle NI"lS'.g Ia,
,nails' ms VIZ tne 1elICt - -. wv +ha
l eaiila!s. ! naa d pTo.,,""
plotot'lo. y Hallle 1@ 7i w. .ns
p ~ Ii'oi w. -n. ~
Unless this means that Moore was A.
torney Tor "aliey ana VIZ az" "'
Tor Wailey ana moore VIE ~ ~
Iru"sis coh'enuen' II l. aIi.rt
why s'ouiu fFdllS5 oo
IN a pe'ltloh lot MooIt N"S9 P'F
eity
The facts stated in the petition 90
not show tina VALLEY had any inter
est in the slaves unless he Was the
husband of Dame Margaret, and the
plain meaning of the language VS."
leaves no doubt that he was.
But there is other evidence [" Sh'"
that Dame Margaret could not nav"
been Moores wife. In the IfSl p''l0
she was a widow with five children
Cilt u "uoHl was a. M
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QUAKERS SOUGHT
TO FREE SLAVES
Various Extracts of Interest
From Files of State Gazette.
of North Carolina 1874
$3.50

Rev. M. r. Piyler, Of Washington
nnon a recent visit to Gatesville, spent
some time going through some MES Oh
the S~tate-Gazette and is good enough
to send the Review a copy OF some
articles he copied. He says: I was
not aware before that the grand Jurles
of this section had taken such action
against the Quakers. The mlnlstry
has made some progress since April,
1875 The extracts from the otdee-
Gazette sent by Mr.. PlyIer Hollow:
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III Y
1884. DO
April 27.-By moiety of
the requisition for SIS
100000 suspended by
Act Of Congress of this
date 311.3
1855.
Sept 27.-Quota Of So
600, 900 suspended until
the full payment of the
quota of IS. 100000. 1850
Oct. Amount actually
paid in Specie to this
date on account of the
quota of $4,000, 900 no
Balance to be brought into
the treasury Of the u. S. 618,1
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EdentOn, April %, 1875.

EOGNtOn, April 10, ltSD.
n FOLLOWING is the present state
Of the University of North Carolina:
The building is in such f~orwardness
(and in a few weeks viii be quite
fnished), tina the education has
commenced ON time ago. The stu
dents are under the care of the Pro-
tees. and a Tutor, who lodges, and
cards with them. The terms of tut
ton are as follows:
Reading, English, writing, arithme-
tic and bookkeeping, 8 dollars.
The Latin, Greek, FRENCH language
and English Grammar, Geography,
History ana the Bellies Letters, Il IL
dollars.
Geography with its practical
branches, Astronomy, Natural and
Moral Philosophy. Logic, Chemistry
and the principles Of Agriculture. Is
dollars
Such of the students as live at the
University, board with the Steward
who furnishes g good table, washes
beds. at the rate Of Is pounds q year
E~eisteads, tables and chairs are pro
vi6ed by the Trustees, The students
furnish their own beds, fire, and can
dles, and pay 5 dollars a year fol
rOOfa rent.
Private boarding can be had in tn
village and neighborhood on very rea
sOnable terms.
One half years tuition is to be pait
in advance n one quarter of a year
board to the steward.
Copied from State Gazette Of NOrtf
Carolina, Thursday. April 23, 1855.
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North Carolina

North Carolina.
ChOwan County.
December Term. 1875.
The jurors for the State and County
aforesaid, present, that the county is
reduced to a situation of great peril
and danger in consequence of the
proceedings of the society of the peo-
pie called Quakers-That the idea of
emancipation among slaves is pub
liclv held out to them. and encOur-
aged by the conduct of the Quakers-
that the minds of the slaves are not
only corrupted and alienated from the
service Of their masters III consequence
of such conduct, but runaWays are
projected, harborcd and encouraged
by them. ArsOns are committed with
out a possibility of discovery.
The grand hurry are 50 perfectly SEN
sI5le Of the infatuated enthusiasm of
the Quakers as to partial and general
emancipation that they see a present
alarm among the minds Of the people,
and fOresee a prospect Of eminent
danger to impend by the influence and
designing attempts Of the Quakers to
this purpose which unless prevented in
due time must burst with destruction
around the citizens of the state.
The grand jury, rejecting upon the
mlsefabie havoc and massacres tina
have taken place in the West
midas, in consequence Of emanciDa.
ton, and Knowing the opinion of the
Northern States; of the many hundred
thousand slaves around them; and thu
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AIr. Willis [ Will thank you to m
sert the following in your ape Tor
Our weeks:
During the term of last BeTte
court. some gentlemen and myself
were by ourselves in conversation
when Luke W~arbuItOn, unasked, anu
believe unWished for, in 4 very RUDE
and Liberal n pushed himself
in the circle, and CAV me an Insult;
upon which l demanded abstraction;
but he refused giving it with excuses
common to p~usilanimous and das-
tardly minds.
JAMES B.. JORDAN.
May %. 1874.
Copied from State Gazette Of North
Carolina. EdentOn:-Printed by
Henry Mills, joint printer to the State
with A. Hodge Friday, May 30, 1874.
This from Halifax, January 10,
1875.
we learn from a gentleman Of the
first Responsibility at Raleigh, thai
the accommodations at that place,
during the present session mas eX-
Ceeded all expectations; and that COM
Portable boarding could now be fur
nished for at least one hundred more
persons.
Copied from State Gazette Of North
Carolina. Edenton, Thursday, II
sry Is, 1895.