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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-09
FIND $4,000 WORTH OF
.EWELRY HIDDEN IN BARN

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.@Jewelry ano
precious stones valued at $4,000 were
found in a barn at I'LL Carroll ave
nue. by detectives last night, ans
Adolnb was arrested on a
charge of having stolen them.
The jewelry was stolen from "a
trick McDermott in front OF the Oh
versmith building. McDermott nao
been employed to carry a sultcase
containing jewels for a salesman. Inc
salesman left McDermott outside OF
the building to call on a customer
When he returned the suitcase was
gone and McDermott could oner no
explanation.
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WILL UNFURL FIRST BANNER

wOODCLIFF LAKE. Aug. s.-The
first Democratic banner ever unfurled
in Woodcliff Lake Borough is to be
flung to the breeze in a few weeks
by the Wilson n Marshall support
ers. Republican County Chairman
Randolph Perkins lives here.
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Star office.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-14
ROLLO STATUTE
ASSN FORMED
ORGANIZED TODAY AT CONNER
cIAL CLUB TO PREPARE FOR
UNWILLING OF STATUE in THIS
CITY JULY ITO. ]. De LEN
DREclE, PRESIDENT.

An organization to prepare for the
reception and unveiling Of the Rollo
statue that is to be gift Of the city
of Rouen, France, to the scandinavi-
ans Of North America was perfected
today at the commercial club and Of
ficers were elected.
The Rollo Statue association will
take up the matter with the Rouen
authorities and viii begin negotia-
tions at once TO nring the statue to
America and to this city where it will
be permanently placed and unveiled
July 12 next. This will be the date
of the opening of the great Norwegian
saengerfest which is to be held in this
city next July.
The sunveiling ceremonies will take
place following an immense process
sion from the auditorium where the
sessions of the saengerfest will be
held. The officers Of the association
elected today are:
President--O. J. de Lendrecie.
vice President--Dr. j, w. Vidal.
Secretary J. c. r. Charest.
treasurer Oliver Denis.
Executive cornmittee--O. J. de Len
drecie, Dr. j. w. Vidal, DR.. j. c. r
Charest, Oliver Denis, Arthur r
Charest, w. ". Sauve and Arthur
Berthiaume Of Bottineau.
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County Commissioners Heard
Able Addresses Today
CRABBE And LEECH SPOKE
PAPERS FOLLOWED BY GENERAL.
DISCUSSION - TALcoTT THE
SPEAKER THIS AFTERNOON
MEETINGS TODAY WERE WELL
ATTENDED.

Today's sessions of the county COM
missioners' convention were continued
in the district court chamber at the
cass county courthouse Both in
morning and afternoon the meetings
were largely attended and some inter-
esting papers were read that will be
of great benefit to all the commits
sioners in their deliberations during
the coming year.
At the morning session two able pa
pers were read by County Auditor Ad-
olson Leech Of Cass county and by
County Engineer Sam F. Crabbe. The
subject of County Auditor Leech was
The Cooperation of County Officials
With the County Commissioners.
The Cass county auditor handled his
subject in his usual capable manner
and presented to the commissioners
a number of instances wherein much
good had resulted from the co-opera-
tion Of county officials with the COM
missioners and how easier it made the
work for all concerned when the Off
cials and commissioners worked In
perfect harmony. His paper was one
of the best of the convention and his
talk this morning was listened to most
Continued on Page Seven.
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Will. PROBE
EQUIPMENT
Commission to Investigate the
Railroad Conditions

st. Paul, MINI, Feb. 14.-With a
view of learning if rails and railroad
equipment cannot be improved, COM
mittee has been named by C. F. Sta
pies, president of the National Asso-
citation of Railway Commissioners. and
a member of the Minnesota railroad
and warehouse commission, to institute
an investigation. If the findings war
rant it, the interstate commerce COM
mission may be asked to take action.
The first meeting of the committee
will be held in indianapolis, next Tues
day, according to Staples. The com
mittee includes James e. Sague Of the
public service commission for the sec
ond district of New York, chairman;
w. ]. Wood, chairman OF the railway
commission of Indiana, and Charles
Elmqueist member of the Minnesota
railway and warehouse commission.
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MISS OLSON IS Welded
Miss Aslaus Olson of Dakota Con-
servatory Married Prominent Chi
caso Man Last Evening.

A pleasant surprise to her many
friends in the city was the marriage
last evening at 1880 O'clock of Miss
Aslaug Olson, a popular member Of
the faculty or the Dakota conserya-
tory, which took place at the apart
ments of her mother Mrs. Marie Oh
son, in the Colonial fiats.
The man Of her choice is Ernest
p, Wright Of Chicago, who was called
to the city yesterday by the illness of
his little daughter and decided that
he would not return without his
bride. The marriage preparations
were quickly arranged and the cere-
mony was performed last evening by
Rev. MIR. Ulvestad Of the First Luth-
eran church.
Mrs. Wright however, Will finish
her year at the conservatory. her hus-
band returning to Chicago on Satur-
day she will join him there in the
spring. Her many friends wish her
the happiest congratulations.
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WOULD INVOLVE
DIR. NJ MAHUS

Minot, n. D., Feb. 14.-Dr. Thor
Moeller, twice convicted of murder in
the second degree in connection with
the death of Miss Gina Lien at Minot,
today applied for a new trial on the
ground that new evidence has come
to light which tends to prove that DR.
Moeller is innocent. The application
was argued before Judge leighton, but
not decision has been made.
DR.. Moeller field an affidavit claim
ing that at visit to the office of DR..
w. f. McManus of Grand Forks on
July s, 1911, McManus told him that
on Oct. 2, 1908, Miss Lien visited him,
stating that she was in. trouble,
Accompanying DR.. Moeller's affidavit
is q letter from DR., McManus in which
the latter states that he knows that
DR.. Moeller is not guilty of the crime
charged.
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indianapolis. Ind. FEB. 14.-Arres.l
in the dynamite conspiracy cases be.
gan today and soon many Of the fifty
or more defendants in various parts o.
the country were taken into custody
Among the first arrested was Frank M
Ryan, president Of the international
Association of Bridge & Structural
Iron Workers.
He was taken at Indianapolis where
the organizations headquarters are To-
Gated, and where ]. ]. Mcnamara, the
convicted dynamiter, was arrested last
April. Eleven business agents of the
Iron Workers, four or five officials and
several members OF the executive board
were among those indicted.
Spurgeon P. Meadows, business agent
of the district council of the Interna-
tional Brotherhood of Carpenters &
Joiners, was also arrested in Indian
apolis.
C. e. Dowd of the machinists' union
is under arrest at Rochester, n. Y.
Frank c. Webb, former member ot
the iron workers executive board who
was arrested in New York figure:
prominently in Ortie McManigars con-
fession.
Before night it is expected the ma
jority of the fifty or more men indict-
ed will be apprehended and the gov
ernment will reveal all the names in
volved and the extent of conspiracy
which it is charged for six years has
been carried on against "open shop
contractors.
Among the early arrests reported
are those OF Richard H. Houlihan Of
Chicago, charged in connection with
an explosion in South Chicago and Of
assisting McManigal, the confessed
dynamiter.
e. e. Phillips, former official Of the
Iron Workers union, was arrested al
Syracuse. n. Y, and Edward ClarI
and Ernest G. w. Basey at Cincinnati
John II. Butler of Buffalo, N. Y.
first vice president and Herbert S
Hoskin of Detroit, second vice presi.
dent and acting secretary treasurer
of the Iron workers organization and
Fred Sherman were arrested here
after Ryan was taken.
McManigal in his confession charg.
ed that Hoskin was the man who put
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Roosevelt in II, La Toilette
in 10 Is Latest
HOPE FOR A COMPROMISE
MINNESOTA INSURGENTS SEE
GOOD CHANCE FOR TAFT TO
WIN OUT WITH PRESENT
BREACH IN RANKS OF THE IN
suRGENTs.

st. Paul, Feb. 14,-'Roosevelt for
1912 and LaFollette for 1916" is the
compromise proposed by Rooseveltians
to get the cooperation of LaFollette
men. j, e. Lathrop of Washington
one of the men to go from the LaFol-
lette to Roosevelt camp, makes the
proposition in letter to Hugh t
Halbert, who Saturday resigned from
the Minnesota Progressive league. Il
is feared by some progressives the
spit in their ranks will end in the re-
nomination of Taft.
a conference of Roosevelt men viii
be held in Mtnneapolis tomorrow night
w. l.. Houser, EaFollette's campaign
manager will arrive in Minneapolis to-
morrow.
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Arrests Made All Over
United States Today
Frank NJ Ryan, President Of International Association Of Iron
Workers Among Number
Government, in Indictment, Alleges That McNamaras and
McManigaI Were Merely Tools
Prominent Officers Of Iron Workers and Other Unions Are
Gathered In the Net

indianapolis, Feb. 145y VIII said the
Of its kind United
today within the majority the fftyfou
completely dynamitns conspiracy
of continued years.
president
international Association Bridge Structural Iron Workers
Many officers arrested with Ryan Indianapolis
OF the half taken into
custody sfendans charged with Vo
ans the federal rssua ting shipments
posVes the tiVits Mcnamara
"dynamtins who carried
eerine the country On pass eneer
All the with eonspirins further
explosions direeted against
ors employers non-un ahor.
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Washington, Feb. 14.-Taft to-
day signed the proelamation ada
mitting Arizona into the union.

Phoenix, Ariz,, Feb. 14.--With west
ern simplicity George w. P. Hunt
was inaugurated as the first governor
of the state today A few hours EARLIER
word had come that Taft has signed
the proclamation admitting Arizona to
the United States, the last Of the ter
ritories on continuous soil, and the
forty eighth state.
In the ceremonies attendant upon
the birth of the state and the induc-
tion into Office of the first executive,
the military was conspicuous on ac-
count Of its absence, new governor be-
ing averse to ostentation. lnere was
but meager display. even of silk hats
and frock coats.
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! him in the dynamiting business" IT
is charged that Hoskin went to De-
troit in June, 1907 and induced Nc
Manigal to take up dynamiting.
Ryan and his associates immedi-
ately conferred with District Attorney
Miller with reference to bond. They
said the bonds required for all de-
PENDANTS will aggregate 100000.
Eugene A. Clancy Of San Fran
cisco, j. e. Munsey Of Salt Lake City.
Olaf A Tveitmo Of San Francisco and
McManigal already indicted in Cali
fornia and J. j. and James B. Nc
Namars now in prison We're again
indicted here.
More Arrests.
James Cooney, business agent of the
Chicago Local Bridge & Structural
Workers union, and James Couglin,
a member of the same Organization.
were arrested with Houlihan at Chi
cago. Houlihan is the financial secre-
tarw Of the same union. William
Schoupe, formerly business agent OF
Local No. /, Chicago Bridge & Struc-
tural Iron Workers union, is the
fourth man in the Chicago list of ar
rests.
John Barry, former walking dele
gate of the Bridge & Structural Iron
Workers of st. Louis, and Paul Nor
rim, active in raising defense funds
for the McNamaras, were arrested IN
St. Louis. Morrin is business man
ager for St Louis Local No Is Of the
International Bridge & Structural
Iron Workers union.
W. Bert Brown, business agent OF
the Structural Workers organization
, in Kansas City in August, 1870 at the
time of the $1,OOO,0 900 bridge over the
Missouri river there was dynamited.
and w. j. Mccain, business agent, Of
Kansas City, were arrested. Peter J.
Smith, formerly business agent OF the
union at Cleveland, and George
"Nipper." Anderson, said to have been
walking delegate for the iron work
ers We're arrested at Cleveland.
William e. Reddin, business agent
of Milwaukee for the iron workers, and
Herman G. Sifert, member of that
union were arrested in Milwaukee and
arraigned for deposit OF $4,000 bail
bond for their appearance in federal
court at indianapolis, March 1. Pat
Tux ~ II GIIbAl anu 1JuillSl OAODilg "tstG
arrested in New York with Webb, Mi-
chaeI ]. Cuname, business agent of tde
iron workers of Philadelphia, was ar
rested there.
Henry w. Legleitner member of the
executive board of the union was ar
rested at Denver. Legleitner was fer
| merly Of Pittsburg. Daniel Buckley,
business agent of the union at Da-
venport, Ia. was arrested there. M. j..
Harmon, formerly business agent, but
now agent Of the central labor union,
was arrested at Scranton, Pa.
Duluth Man in Drag.
Fred Mooney, connected with the
same union was arrested at Duluth.
Mimi. A. j. Kavanaugh and M. L.
Continued on Page Eight.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-14
DISASTROUS
SMASHUP Of
c. N. NO. 2.
Train Left Track While Going
Full Speed
That There Were No Deaths
Considered Miraculous
Accident Occurred Last Night
Near Doyon, N. D.
LIST or INJURED.

Engineer William PrindevilIe,
Grand Forks, both legs and arm
broken and internal injuries.
Clara Rusness, Inkster. contu-
sion right limb.
Mrs. B. E. Baldwin, Devils Lake,
ankle bruised.
NJ A. Mace, 271S Penn avenue
north, Minneapolis, back badly
hurt.
Sever Berner, Osnabrock, injur-
ed on the head.
Anton Berger, Osnabrock, injur-
ed on head and back.
Dennis Blessas, a Greek, Minot,
bruises on body.
G. w. Colifax, Eureka, Mont,
hands and back injured.
Mrs. G. w. Colifax, Eureka,
Mont, thrown through a window,
and back and feet injured
Patrick Shields, Granville, coll
lar bone and rib broken.
William Henzie, Devils Lake,
head and back injured.
Fireman A. Halverson, Forks,
minor bruises.
Holman and son. years of
age, severe bruises on head and
body.
Harvey, back injured.
a. ]. Goff, cook, Minneapolis,
internal injuries.
Rosie Hermann, Seattle, thrown
through window and back and
feet hurt.
Luke Elliott, Devils Lake, head
and arms injured.
A. Palmquist, st. Paul, mail
clerk, deep cash in head.
A. Folton, St Paul, mail clerk,
three ribs broken.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-14
MEETING WITH SUCCESS
EvanseIistic Services Being Held BY
5aptists Are Well At
tended.

The evangelistic MEETINGS in which
the three Baptist churchs Of Fargo are
uniting have opened most auspiciously.
Large audiences have been present,
both nights since the meetings began.
Owing to the illness OF his wife, Rev
A. e. Peterson Of the First church has
been unable to preach. On Monday
night Rev. Mr.. Walters preached the
sermon and last night Rev. p. Nelson
occupied the pulpit
Tonight Rev Mr.. Peterson expects
to conduct the service, and each night
for the rest OF the week. These serv-
ices are held at the Swedish Baptist
church and commence at As O'clock,
Friends OF Mrs. A. " Peterson, who
may undergo an operation in few
days, Will be pleased to learn that
her condition is much improved today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-14
COUNTY DAD ON
WRECKED TRAIN
EN- ROUTE TO ATTEND THE FAR
GO CONVENTION c. o. PERRY.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, WAS
DlTcHED IN wREck--cHAIRMAN.
or WARD co. COMMISSIONERS.

G. D. Perry Of Crosby. chairman of
the Ward county commissioners, was
one Of the many who were ditched in
the Great Northern wreck last night
at Doyon. Mr.. Perry was en- route
to the gate city to attend the North
Dakota State County Commissioners
meeting.
This information was given out this
afternoon By ). FL. Stenersen, trav-
cling representative for the Farnhan
Printing e. Stationery Co. of Minne-
apolis who headquarters at Minot and
is a personal friend Of Mr.. Perry.
A telegram was received BY Mr..
stenersen this morning and the con-
tents Of the message state that he
came through the wreck without a
scratch. and that he would arrive ii
Fargo tonight.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-14
Hill SUCCEEDS
DUKE AS HEAD OF
TOBACCO TRUST
New York. Feb. 14-Percival s.
Hill was today elected president Of
the American Tobacco CO., succeed
ing James B. Duke, resigned
CRAZED WITH PAIN;
CHOPPED OFF TOES.

Duluth. Mimi, Feb. IA -Crazed
with the pain OF a frozen foot,
Andrew FIiltinen, settler at Pike
River, about seven miles from
Tower. chopped OFF three toes
with an AK, and he may lose the
foot He is also thought to be-
mentally unbalanced
Charles Shogran, clerk Of the.
poor commission, was notified to-
day that TIiltinen has been taken
to Tower and is being tempor-
ariIy cared for there. Hiltinen's
plight was discovered by neigh.
bors and DR.. r. +. Burns OF Sou
dan was called. He found Hiltinen,
in a serious condition and hurried
him to Tower The injured foot
viii probably be anputated.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-14
FIRE PREVENTION
IS THEIR AIM

Valley City. N d., Feb. IA. by rea-
son Of the recent fre here the fire
department is making. an inspection
Of every business block in the city
and those found to be in dangerous
condition viii be made public. If
possible the city officials will be made
to force the occupants and owners to
keep their premises cleaned up.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-14
The PICKTON FUNERAL
Took Place This Afternoon from Fam.
Iy Residenceconducte BY
Rsv. Willard Lyon.

The funeral Of the late Mrs. Peter
Pickton, who passed away early yes
terday morning at her late home. took
this afternoon rrom the family resi-
dence at 2 o'clock. The funeral serv-
ices were conducted ny Rev. willard
Lyon and were attended by large
number Of the old family friends.
The remains were Inferred ia River
side cemetery under the direction Of
Undertaken Wasem.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-14
.MAYORALTY RACE
AT VALLEY CITY

Valley City, N. D.. Feb. IA Four
candidates for mayor are now in the
race here. Mayor Piatou today start
ed his petition. as did r. ], BeleaI,
who will try for the place as So
cialist. Mayor PIatou is a republican.
as the other two candidates, w. j..
Curren and G. f. Jensen.
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winchsster Prssides FOR cowan.

Devils Lake, n D.. Feb. H. Instead
of Judge Kneeshaw Of the first dis
trict, Judge w H. Winchester of
Bismarck arrived in Devils Lake yes
terday and today opened court in place
Of Judge Cowan. who has been dis
qnalified In several actions BY affida-
Wits OF prejudice. These include the
500 condemnation suits against the
Farmers railway
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-14

Washington, D. c., Feb. 14.-Repre-
sentative William B. Mckinley Of
Illinois has been chosen by President
Taft to command his campaign for
denomination. Political headquarters
will be opened up in Washington and
other principal cities. AS chairman
of the congressional campaign COM
mittee, a position to which he has
been re-elected for this years can
vass, Mr. Mckinley has demonstrated
his capacity for political management.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-14
HIGHER RATES
UNREASONABLE

washington, Feb. 14.The proposed
increases in class freight rates from
ST. Paul Mimi, and Duluth to BunaIo.
Pittsburg and other points in general
freight associations territory were
declared unreasonable today by the
inter state commerce commission.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-14
FOURTH DISTRICT
DATES not SET

Minor, n. D., Feb. 14.-Pres. Roy v.
Fyles Of the Fourth District Press as
ISOLATION Announces that the date of
the Fourth district convention has not
been formally set Mr.. Fyles states
that some of the boys have the idea
that the date has been set for Feb is
but that this is an error. The presi-
dent has set no date for the meeting
and perhaps will not until spring.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-14
MINNEAPOLIS MAN HELD.

Minneapolis, Feb. IA. - Chas.
Beum, business agent and secre-
tary of the Minneapolis building
trades, council was arrested here
late today by federal officials in
connection with the alleged dyna-
mite conspiracy. He was taken to
st. Paul and is being held on $10,-
900 bail.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-14

st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. IA. -
Charles n. Beum was given a
hearing late today before Federal
Court Commissioners Spencer and
was held to appear for arraignment
at indianapolis, March IL.
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THE WEATHER

Unsettled weather and probably snow
hurries tonight or Thursday; no i'm
portant change in temperature
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Continued on Page Eight.
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continued On Page seven.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-02-02
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Grace Becraft, of Wythe
vile, is helping Clyde Smith
with his sale,
Most everything in the grocery
lire at II. s. Doak & Go.
John A. Buck left Friday foi
\ g. where he will spend some
t me.
You can get a bargain in can
ned Peaches at r. S. Doak & Co.
Mr.. H. H. Bridges left We'd
nesday for Tho hospital in Roam
oke for treatment.
Don't forget that you c;m get
D. AZ. Ferry's Cabbage seed
(none be'ter) A. B. Hendricks.
AIRS. w. H. Sprinkle is quite
sick.
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Black Lick.

Miss Miller, Of Marion, is Wis
ting Miss Florence Brown this
week.
Misses Edna and Lois Tibbs
were the guests Of w. r. Grubb
Sunday
Misses Margaret and Mary
McCauley spent saturday with
s. s. Cassell and family.
William and James Harper
are away on business this weok.
Miss Nadine Sticks spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Emmett
Yonce.
William Porter has the west
fever" this week.
Rainbow
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sN0dcc.

4
All parties indebted to the firm
of Jennings Neff & Co. either by
open account or note are request
ed to come and make Immediate
settlement. You will find one
Of the firm here ready to close
mp all unsettled business from s
o'clock in the A. NJ. until 4 P.
M. during next 10 days. This is
to advise that~we can use notes
that are properly assured, that
our banks will take and carry
for 4 months.
Very Truly,
Jennings Neff & Go.
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FOR HALE.--Mr

FOR SALF.-My home at
Rural Retreat, dwelling consists
Of 8 rooms all papered, electric
lights, concrete cellar, ? apart
ments, storage room, granary,
good barn, cisterns, rs fruit
trees beginning to bear, beauti-
ful view overlooking tho town
and surrounding country. ~
acres. Has to be seen to he APP
preciated. For particulars see
W. Il. Brown,
Rural Retreat, Va.
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Jennings NeH ~ 60

NOTICE. All person indebt-
cd to me by note or account, will
please call and settle Same with
me by the 10Th of February. #
not, same will be found in the
hands of M. q. Huddle for col
lection, with cost added.
Jan. Q, 1911. J, A. Germany.