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GUstltLEuf
4 OFFER AN EIGHT-POUND TURKEY
from now to January /, or the cash.
to everybody agreeing to deposit reg
ularly in bank 81 or more. II. b.
kElD. No. 2S North Ninth Street.
S L. G o n OH AND MACHINERY OF
every description bought u fun
value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1923 10.
Cary ST. Phone Madison 1926
ENTER SCHOOL NOW AND PREPARE
for a paying position. Great demand
for. bookkeepers and stenographers.
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE. 500
East Broad Street "
WANTED, TO BUY PONY TRAP AND
harness; must be hISh-grade, but
cheap. Address III. S. J.. p. o. Box
WANTED. TO BUY SECOND -HAND
furnituro; any quantity, anywhere.
any timc. Addrew B., 723 w, Main
Street,
WANTED. 10 BUY FOR Cash. HOUSE.
hold goods in any quantity. Paons
MAataoa gstA i, 8. !.
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daily. Weekdays. sSundays only,
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
"a so night atop at Klba. Time of arrivals and
departures not guaranteed Read tho pigne.
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Aeal estate fnr 4enl.

TWO TLfREE- STORY BRICK STORES
reasonable.
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or Floyd Avenues, between Harrison
ard RlHm. Phone Madison s7si,
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as)DEltN MANTELS; TILE WORK OF
e'eiy description. IL. +. 3. S: BRO
III East Main Street
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s-"l.ul.u,.s .4N.u...eu. 1p,all.

= :. y 80 oe-t't.ttto. INUtI'
WANTED. BY COMPETENT MALE
stenogrnpher. furnishing own type
writer. 10 make arrangements with
hvc or six business men to do steno-
graphic work for one or two hours
each day; AL references furnished
Hours arranged To suit employer
ADDRESS AZ. care Times Disnaich
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bitnatinns. prnfes8lunal
PGPILS WAITED: GRADE WoRK =
speciality: French, English and math-
,ematics. 1000 Stuart avenue
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Kati:uaDG,
Richmond, PrGdGricksb'g & Potomac R.R.
T0AKD FROM WASHiHc ROW AVN BEYOND.

ACCOMMODATION Ns-WEEKpAYs.
Leave Byrd st. Sta. 80 P. II. for Trcdertes.burr
Leave E!ba Sta 80 A. H., so p. u. for Ashlxpd
Arrive Byrd st. Stn. 1928 Am. from FrederieI,b,s
Arrive Rlba Sta. $50 AM, 80 Phi from IshIana.
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Apnti8 uxaanlen.

N~-~~~|-~~~~(N~< N@~N-~@-~--@~~-~~~-~~~
WANTED. TO RENT A ROOM WITH
In the territory bounded by Main
and Broad, First and seventh Streets;
must be on basement or first floor,
comfortable, neat and heated: sunny
side of street preferred. Address
AUDUBON SOClETt, 1il7 Grove
Avenue
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400 BLOCK. BROOK AVENUE;
rent. SiO per month. Flat. 500 block,
Ness Grace Street, five rooms. bath,
enSe' S"oo per annum. o. y. HAW-
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FOR SALE. THREE HUNDRED FEET
on best avenue in Highland Park,
and the best location near Baptist
Sixth Street.
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WAGONS TO SUIT YOu. RUBBER
tires put on promptly. at RICHARD
Sun BROS, GIG Brook Avenue.
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Tsl6cellanfnua.

UPHOLSTERING AND MATTR ESSE;SS
PARLoR SUITS, CoUCHEs AND OLD
pieces reupholstered. Mattresses
renovated neatly. Sanitary methods
Reliable work. SYDNOR & HUMID
LEY. al East Broad. Mndlson a2uI
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WANTED. HEATED. UNFURNIsHRD
front room, with board, by gentle,
man; central location. Address L 64s,
care Times Dispatch, ~. ~
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$3.50 WILL BUY JACKSON WARD
corner house; six rooms. brick, In
first-class condition; rented for SIS
month. Steady tenant for ten years
Apply SIS Brook Avenue
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W a ~ Ed. i9UNn 3lEE TO LEARN
the automobile business: positions
secured competent graduates. RICH
NOND AUTO SCHOOL. sos Graham
Street
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FOUR ADULTS WANT BOARD IN
private family for winter months:
location south of Broad and west
OF Fifth Street. References exchapR-.
ed Address * .44S, oare Timeu- Dis
patch. - sa'r- .tTslIs &.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-11
In Order 10 Get. .FayorobIe Action
in The Senate
OBJECTIONS ARE RAISED
In Committee on Several Points, But
Real Opposition Is Over Power
Conferred Upon the Joint Arbitra-
tion COMMISSIONER Changed Ac-
ton Is Probable This Session.

Washington, Aug. 1O.-Friends of
the British and French arbitration
treaties in the senate have come TO
the conclusion that IL will be neces-
sary "a amend the conventions In or
der TO get favorable action upon
them This conclusion is the result
Of the consideration of the docu-
ments by the senate committee on
foreign relations which has taken up
N vigorous fashion.
After two prolonged sitting tie
committee adjourned late yesterday
To ii Get again Saturday Both meet
iags we're devoted to the considera-
tion of the documents on their
merits, the first in company with
Secretary Knox and the second by the
members themselves without the sec
retary's sid.
A special objection was made to
the provision submitting questions OF
difference to the joint high commits
sion Of INJURY, but fault also was
found with the provision in the
French treaty authorizing ratification
| by that government In accordance
with the procedure required by the
laws of France and with the cordi-
tion in tie British treaty that mat
ters affecting dependencies OF Great
Britain shall be submitted ta the
governments OF such dependencies.
II was thought that the latter clause
might lead 70 undesirable complica-
tions, eliile il was feared that the
former might neeessitate change in
the method 0f proceeding In this
country.
Despite all these objectsions It be-
came evident. however, that the
power conferred upon the joint COM
mission is the only real obstacle to
early action.
Man., Of the members of the COM
mittee expressed themselves az
friendly 20 the general proposition
involved in the treaties and some de-
clared that with a few changes u
might be possible to get favorable
action during the present session.
especially II It should be prolonged
ID any extent
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CONTESTANTS FOR PRIZES
ARE GETTING VERY BUSY
Standings of In Great Contest Prizes Show
Decided Improvement Some One Is Going to
Get Than $425 Cote Piano and Some
One Is After That 500 Buggy

The standing OF the contestants
published below, shows some decided
improvements in the work OF some
Of the young ladies for the past week.
Enlist the aid Of your friends early,
and start a record breaking pace In
the Recorder contest. You be the one
TO say: Il won the Piano In the Re
corder contest instead Of the other
fellow. After the contest has closed
aud the prizes have been awarded.
don't say. n could have won one Of
those prizes, had | only tried a lit
tie harder" Now Is the time TO try.
Make up You're mind IA do your level
best now. and continue doing your
level best. and you will have no oc-
casion 10 say that Only eleven more
days and somebody wins a 500 bug
gy absolutely Free II can be y0U.
VIII Il be? Determine 10 win Il, hus-
tie for that $4,000 and then get here
FIRST with H. Get the hundred doll
lars first Then the buggy is yours.
A nice chance, isn't IT, We are go-
Ing 10 give every one an equal chance
and then IL you fail 10 win dom, say.
so and So got started first" or -she
was too IA. ahead when started.
Listen. Every subscription. new
or cnewal. to the Durham Recorder
turned in between Friday, August II,
and Friday. August Is. viii count
double the regular scale of votes you
can win. Will your
You Will see from The standing that
some one has been busy. Don't walt
for your friends 10 help you though
help yourself first. and then ask your
friends
The piano i expected now every
day, and just as soon as i arrives
will be placed on display in some
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WORK ON
BOOK ADOPT|O
Governor Kitchin Forced 10 Leave
Mothers Bedside

Raleigh. Aug iO-The very urgent
necessity for the presence 81 Govern
or Kltchln here in connection with the
work of The state teSt book commits
sion IN adopting books for public
schools necessiiatcd that be leave the
bedside of BIS aged mother. who y
sall crIticyally III 1t Scotland Neck
and return Ii Raleigh. He arrived
this afternoon snd took % his official
duty as presiding officer Of the book
commission, purpose being 70 flush
adupuons mis- week.
First there Will b. the disposition
81 thc adopiians ~ books over which
there are the least differences. leay-
ing Biographies. readers and arith-
mctics. over which there have de-.
seloppd the most differences AMONG
tbr commissioners % the last Prob.
ably the hardest hight III the commits.
sion Is expected 10 he over the qncs.
ttDn III biographies. III which thc
Maury geography published BY The
American Book Company, and th,
Dodge geography. u the Rand. Mc'
Naliy Company are pittcd
The Maury geography Is now II us'
ail over TIE state aud It is understood
! that some Of the progressive" mem
hcrs of the committee arr standinl
I FOR a change to the Dodge Il Is stat
cd that Professor L. G Brouks. g
Trinity College. y preparing 4 Norii
ECarulina supplement for the Dodg,
geography
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n. c. COUNTRY
BANKERS MEET
Holding Filth Annual Session al
WrighlsylIle Beack

wrightsyillc Beach. Aug. l0.-
With the largest attendance In the
history Of the organization and with
every Indication OF the most profit.
able aud enjoyable session II has
ever had. the nth annual convention
Of the Country bankers Association
~ North Carolina convened here last
night with the president. Mr.. W. $.
Biakeney president OF the Bank Of
uninn. Monroe. presiding.
The Invocation was made By Rev.
y. III y. Wilson, presiding elder of
the Wilmington district Of the North
Carolina Methodist Conference. after
which Ar II. &. Mcqueen. president
% the Murchlson National Bank.
was presented and he delivered the
address Of welcome IN behalf Of the
lorri bankers. city Of Wilmington
and.iown Of Wrightsyillc Beach. The
response was madc by cx-Judge Wal.
ter u Neal. OF Laurinburg. who was
very felicliatiOus in his remarks and
paid compliments 20 Wilmington. is
BANKERS and the delightful resort at
whiri. the convention In being held.
The prellmlnarics over. the annual
report of Mr. w. $. Blakeney. the
president. was received, following
which Mr. A. ". Peace. cashier Of
the lIank Of Lumberion. made an
address After the announcement 81
committees. the session adjourned
and the delegates and other visitors
went "a the various clubs Oh the
beach aud 10 Lumina, accompanied
b. representatives Of the Wilmington
Clearing House Association. ladies
aud friends. where they spent the re.
malnder Of the evening.
Tho session this morning was fea.
tuted by an address by Mr.. Harry
y. Wilcox. president of the First Ma.
iional Bank. Baltimore. Md. III,
subject was THE Country Banker
Following bis address, Mr.. Gland,
Gore. president OF the Bank of Rock
inEham, made an address on the
subject. "onc Year Seven Month.
and -Four Days a Country banker
Exchange rates was then discussed
reports OF committees received and
the election Of officers was followed
BY adjournment.
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Semi-0fficiaI Information Comes
from White House
JUDICIAL RECALL THE CAUSE
The President will Decline 10 eoun-
tenance This Feature OF Arizona
Constitntion-SIim Chance OF Pass.
ing Measure Over Presidents Veto
May Frame New Bill.

Washington. Aug. 10-Taft will veto
the statehood bill passed by the SEN
ate late Tuesday afternoon. Substan-
tial assurance to this effect was given
semi-officially at the white house yes
terday.
The president declines absolutely
to countenance in any way the judi
cial recall, even by the means propos-
ed in the bill which would leave the
people OF Arizona to themselves, al a
special election, TO pass alone on this
particular clause. The president in
sists that the judicial recall shall be
absolutely eliminated from any state
hood bill that meets with his appro-
val
In the circumstances the first
thought which suggested itself to the
friends Of the measure was to pass il
over the veto when the latter Is re-
ceiyed. Granting that the vote by
which the bill passed the senate could
be held together ii would be easy to
pass 1t again over the veto. But SEN
ate leaders declare that in a propo-
sition to override the veto, the vote
Mculd fall awsy.
In analyzing the vote on final pas.
sage. 56 TO IS. the president In talking
with friends pointed out in consider
able amazement that quite a number
Of senator's who voted for the Nelson
amendment, which sought the abso-
lutte elimination OF the judicial recall
later voted for the bill as It stands
when the amendment had been de.
/ feated.
These senator's. il is confidently ex.
pected. will revert to their original
opposition II motion is made to over.
ride the veto. and stand by the presi.
dent. AL the same time the party
whip will not be used to bring into
/ line the republicans. II such an effort
Is made. The president does not re-.
gard the question as a party matter
and will be satisfied with sending Z
veto outlining bis views and then per.
Init matters to take their course.
As matters now stand Il u expect
"a that the statehood bill will reach
thc white house IN advance of th,
tariff measures so that the veto AZ,
will be applied TO il first This viii
leave the friends Of statehood time II
which to make new plans. and II Il
The understanding here that II III,
/ plan 10 override the veto fails, thef
d new measure will D. framed. pro.
glding for the admission of Arizon,
Nhcn the recall provision has beer
eliminated from her constitution. anC
an attempt Will BE- made to rush thi.
through congress before the adjourn
ment.
Representative Flood, chairman q
The house committee Oh territories
lHtimatcs thai the resolution draw
by bis committee was largely ii III,
suggestion OF the president aud b,
seemed surprised Il the information
ihr president would not approve III,
measure.
MI. Flood declared the attitude q
thr democrats 10 veto from the Nhitt
house had not been determined. bu
would be discussed and / conclusion
reached By Che time veto was an
upunccd.
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Action Of Senate Finance CON-
mitiee on Measure
SOUTHERN s0L0Ns UNEASY
And Are Hoping Congress WIN Adj
journ, Thus Delaying Action ON
Cotton--La Toilette Charged With
blocking Final Action Of Wool Bill
Until Cotton Is Disposed of.

Washington, Aug. I0.-The cotton
bill was reported TO the senate ad-
vcrscly today from the senate COM
mittee on finance. The report by
August 10 Ii In accordance with the
Martin resolution adopted by the SEN
ats some days ago. The motion in
the finance committee 10 report the
bill adversely was adopted by an
unanimous sote yesterday.
II Il the present plan Of Senator
La Toilette and the insurgents TO
onlcr as amendments 10 the cotton
bill. other bills for the revision oi
the iron and steel, sugar. lead and
zine schedules. There will be dis
cusslon on each Of the amendments.
The result Of this program. II car
ried out. viii BE- 10 delay a vote on
the cotton Oiil until near the first OF
/ iscfteinber. unless congress decides
10 adjourn in the meantime. The
charge is made that senator La Fol.
lclto has been blocking final action
OF the wool bill In order 10 force a
vote on the cotton schedule bill.
However. an agreement In conference
on both the woolen schedule and the
IRE list bill Is expected within a
day or two.
Several southern senator's are con-
sidcrabiy disturbed over the cotton
schedule am would not object TO a
resolution icing passed through the
house calling for an adjournment ~
congrcss following the expected veto
Of the wool bill by President Taft.
They insist that the immediate
sweeping revision OF the cotton
schedule 60 purely revenue point.
such as the house bill was proclaim.
cd by Mr.. Underwood 60 be. Is IN
violation u the democratic platform
promise II gradual revision 20 4
revenue point
Representative Webb has made
some calculations as Co the redue.
tions enacted By the house bin and
states that the reductions are from
an average duty OF - per cent 10 an
average of % per cent. Mr. Under.
woods figures showed j cut 81 from
4s per cent 90 - per cent.
The reduction 10 10 per cent ad
yaiorcm on yarns ~ from ! Ia 50,
according 20 Mr.. webb, means cut
/ ~ 50 Ter cent under the present Law
on this class 81 goods the cut Il
greater than the general average IN
the bill and YET these are the goods
which are the main product of North
sarullna and southern mills
Senators simmons aud OyermaH
aud members of North Carolina dele.
Cation 10 the house have received
scores of letters and kilograms tn
past few days. expressing the apprc
citation of cotton mill men all oser
/ the state. for their conaiderato treat.
mcnt of the men who wished an op
/ rnrinnliy 20 protest against The
house bill
Ia the finance committee yesierda,
simmons offered bis amendment pro
posing 20 put machinery on the IRE,
list Il WAS voted down. senator l..
Toilette offered IN amendment Il
reduce the duty ON mill machiner,
n the same proportion MS the dut,
on cotton goods was cut The amend
niont and the substitute will be Of
ferod again on the ilOor Of the senate
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Retirement of Colonel norst.

Washington. Aug. lO-After more
than Il years Of active service, Coll
onrl Joseph \. Dorst was placed on
the army retired list today on bis own
application. Colonel Dorst is a native
u Kentucky and was graduated from
the West Point academy in 1873. His
last command was that of the third
cavalry at Fort sam Houston, Texas.
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pROTRtrTED NETTING
last Durham Preacher Doing Good
Work In Vance.

HtndrfsDn, Aug u Pr0tfacied
meetings ara being held III many parts
ot the county By the dineren, denomi-
nations. AT Plant Chapel Rev Mr..
Ormond. u East Durham. Is assisting
the pastor Of the church and Is re-
ported 10 Ne preaching excellent Cos.
pcl sermons.
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rnrni,nl ni Innr Rrnnrh

Long Branch, N s.. Aug iu-The
annual August carnival aas lnaugu-
rated auspiciously today with the
coronation oi the carnival queen.
which event Ras followed by the fire.
mems parade and prize contests. Gov
ern0r wilson Il to ~ here tomorrow
o review the childrens' parade.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-11
American Actor burned "a Death.

London. Aug i1.-James Lee Fin-
aey. the American actor. perished
last night ii fire which destroyed
i portion OF the Carlton Hotel.
where he vas guest. lie has not
been seen since the ire and a rollca!l
nf TIE hotel stan shows that none OF
Its members arc missing.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-11

Confederate Veterans. ls directed 10
assume command 81 the Army 81
Northern Virginia. Genera. White
u also directed to instruct his rank.
ing brigadicr general 10 assume com.
maud of the division.
Major General John II. Mcdowell.
commanding the Tennessee Division.
United Confederate Veterans. Is
charged with the preparation. ar.
rangcmcnt aud control Of all details
incident 70 the hon0rs 10 be paid 10
the funeral program at Memphis.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-11
A WH|RLW|ND CAMPAIGN
FOR FARM-L|FE SCHOOL

List Of appa ntments in different
parts Of Durham county 1t which
farm life school meetings will be
held. The car aign will end Friday,
the 18th. with monster mass meet
Ing AZ the court house In Durham
MANGl VI TOWNSHIP.
Isaliama. 4. IN. Monday nth.
Speakers tnl. y. j. Parrish. Col.
J. :. Cunningham, Gen. ]. 5. Carr
Rougcnont. saturday nth, q. 10.
Speakers. col. John 5. Cunning
ham. Prof. c. s.. Massey. Prof &. c,
brooks.
school House al umbra. Tuesday
10th, Z y. IN.
Speakers nl. u. ]. Parrish. .ol,
John $. cunuH cham. u. Cameron.
LEBANON TOWNSHIP.
Orange Factor, D. M. Tuesday ~
Speakers q. A. Foushrc, J. A.
Giles. G.. n GtNcn.
Coles stoIr. : i. M. "Wednesday 10
Speakers S. G. BraNlcy. j. A.
Giles. Col. y ] Parrish
DURHAM TOWNSHIP.
West Durham : y. M. Tuesday i5tl
Speaker ~. A. Erwin. " q
brooks. W. iirogden.
Easi Durham, : n M. Mc,inrs,la, 10
Speakers W. Massey. " u
Carmichael. iilgc ]. $. Manning.
Htagtoun. : il. M. saturday i:.th.
Speakers. ol- -. Parrish. {
a. Green, J. Giles
Lakewood. : i. M. Thursday 18th.
Speakers ticn. J.. $. Carr. Prof
4. G. brooks H. Z. acadc.
pATTEEsDN TON NsHIp.
iIofnrr's Stup. : .. M. Tuesday ~
Speakers III. q rramhan, II 4
Brooks.
Patrick Henry school. Z ~ M.
Thursday 18th.
Speakers { w. Massey. Prof. W
y. Carmichael ". A. Foushee.
I'icket's Mill. Thursday az. : q. NJ
Speakers. ". u, Bramham. Iudg
r. ~. Sykes
CEDAR IOfik TOWNSHIP.
Nelson. : y. M. Wednesday 10th.
Speakers Prof. \. &. Brooks
Judge x. ~ sykes
loves Grove. : y. M. Thursday ~
Speakers s.. u. Green. Il
ilrawley.
OAk GROVE township
Mineral springs school. Tuesday n
p. M.
speaker. ". u. Carmichael. Jndg
X. n. sykes
Isarbcc's store. Thursday ts,S y. ~
Speakers: Paul G. Graham. j.
Carpenter.
CARR TOWNSHIP.
South View S,I,ool, 9 p. M. Friday 4
Speakers: Gen. J. 8. Carr, G. "
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Dead Bod, Pound.

Bell Vernon. Pa. Aug What
the police say Il a case of murder and
hobbery was discovered yesterday
when the dead body II James Garrison
4 prominent real estate man. was
found ID a plot Of lots he was selling.
a large sum of money Wis missing
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-11
Massey. y. Cameron
cry OE DURHAM.

lHNcuiunts I v. M. Ncuhe-laN tuth,
Speakers Gen. J $. Carr. ". J..
Btogdcn, Dr. 4. n. Bowling. J y.
Carpenter
Pearl Mill. 5.:s0 o. M, Thursday 18th.
Speakers Judge j s. Manning,
w. J. Brogdcn. Col. 4. ] Parrish
Court House, s.s0 .. M, Friday 18th
Speakers. Gen. J s. Carr. presid'
Ing: Mr.. Victor Bryant. W. q. Rram'
ham. Judge X. II. SKIES, J. A. Giles
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Vail Carrier nIr. from Heat.

New Orleans. Aug. 10-Charies A.
camhre. a letter carrier succnmbed
10 the heat while Oh duty yesterday
aud Nas carried % the hospital..wh
hc dted shortly afterwards. This Is
The frst death from heat this season
Tho Thermometer reached ~ al noon
It every man loved his neighbor as
BE- loyed himself. his satanic majesty
would som nave d hunt another Ioo.
--MhitagO News.
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prominent part oi town.
Hustle girls. and let's see who will
be the first to turn in one hundred
dollars.
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"Procrastination Is the thief Of timc"
Don't let II steal that si2s Cote Piano
away from yon. Read how TO win H.
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The Contest Manager is here to help
you. SEQ him.
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LEBlNUN TOWNSHIP

Orange Factor, : .. M. Tuesday ~.
Speakers q. A. Foushrc, J. a.
Giles. G. n Gtrcn.
Coles Siofc. : u. M. "Wednesday 10.
Speakers S. G. BraNlcy. J. A.
Giles. Col. y ] Parrish