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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
4 bnnQuet 81 Congreas Nan OF mo

at banquet at Congress Hall OF tho
indiana cvngrcss.onal delegation.
foHAcs Was forgotten III the social
plrty OF the lnulhiIana. Wives OF the
iioOs1cr COnsreshinen Weru present AID
po.itic"I 3peeencs---Witn Repertoire
were barred. Sunatur Kern presided
Ut Inc iniorma! dluner.
Governor MaTelail was haled 10 the
banquet taute after q round OF po-
htIcal missions and a visit 10 the
~ l..te tiOupS.
"heilo. Iomi como right Into nay
private ONCE" was President Tatt'a
ErvetihS to the Governor.
Tom" went IN. lte stayed a halt-
hour Then ne dcnied mentioning p3!;-
lcs.
Conferences were held ia.cr b. Gov
ernur Marshall with senators aalveisy
ana Kern as guides. Win prom aent
Democrats a. uotn ends of the Cepl-
to!.
Governor Marshall viii address tho
Y. NJ -. 4. meeting tomorrow.
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SECURING STATE
IN MAD SCRAMBLE
CONTINUED From Wrist Pa
expect him TO take largo purt ur The
!. legutes from the rest Of the state.
CnIin both Great aIeu.

Chicago, April 6.--CoioL@l Roosevelt
pointed tho way; Mr.. Taft lius trav-
o.ed the road. Senator Charles Town
strc. of Michigan, in a speech mere
t". hight Eius compared tho TWO Re
publican candidates for the presidency.
Both these men are great said
senator Townsend. "Their natural i'll.
stfncts arc tho same. Each has the
ssocd OF the country ut heart. But they
wero WILDLY different in their methods
One knew tho value OF advertising.
President Taft would NOT advertise.
AID. though maligned. no answered
net. Honest himself aud judiciIliy
MINDED. he has given every man and
Institution of our country. thc benefit
OF the doubt until the evidence was
all IN"
Senator Townsend then reviewed
Colonel Roosevc!ts conser> alton poll.
cteS. saying as much credit should be
given to Mr. Taft for carrying then,
onS as should be given to the former
President for originating Them. lie
pointed 10 President Taft's efforts TO-
ware universal peace as one Of the
gre etest features OF his notwithstanding
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SUICIDE INQUIRY CLOSED
Coroner Finds Mrs. L0rillnrd Died hy
Her Own Hand.

New York, April 6.-The coroner TO.
day cloed the inquiry into the death
Of Msr. Beokman Lorillard. who was
found hanging IN he! apartments u
the Holland House on March Is. lie
found that the evidence clearly showed
thas she met death by her own hands
The dead womans husband and hor
willie. n G.. testified. Sir. Lor.llard re-
counted the story OF his w!fc'e suicide
substantially he had told 81 10 the
coroner on the day OF the ragcdy
Mrs. Doyle tol dot an accident 10 her
daughter last November, when Mrs.
Lorlllnrd received a dangerous blow
on the head. she sale, by being thrown
from buggy.
The fun text o: the .u.cise's farewell!
WAS follows:
y do this oy my own free hand,
because am tired OF this world. No
ono is to hiaFno ia ,he Least
",S.hTHsRfEE."
M. Lo.illard gave. evidences or deep
emotion IN telling h!I story. He had
been ia New Yori; only three days
at. the t!iae OF his w!fs's suicide, n
lie realized that she was desponaea
and remarked on her inebl!ty 10
sleep. but had no idea that sho intend
ed 10 Kill herself. Tho coroner told
Mr.. Ior!llard to write c copy OF the
note found alter Mrs Loriilarls death
The husband did a requested. !. was
Implanted that thls was q to-r1aIjy
the handwriting OF tho note looked like
her daughters. Mrs. Dcyle said lt
pdid. although shc you'd not be posi-
tive
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STANDARD IS SET
FOR STATE SEALS
Law Ascertained and Proclaimed
by Governor at Request of
III Legislature.
USE HAS VARIED WIDELY
Female Figure Has Been Shown
in All Possible Poses. and
Conditions.
USE HAS VARIED WIDELY

Controversy which has ragged for
quarter OF 4 century over the details
O: the true seal OF Virginia was Of
ncialiy settled yesterday. when Gov
ernor W. II. Mann, and Secretary OF
the Commonwealth d. o. James issued
a statement defining the seal. II is
directed that all official stationery
and ali state flags shall hereafter
conform to the standard set by yes
.erdays decision.
II IS astonishing indeed to note the
variations in the seals used on Of
hc'al stationery by different depart
men;s OF the state government In
fact, the seal itself. in the office OF
The Secretary OF the Commonwealth,
was once found TO be untrue to the
LEGAL design as FIRST fixed by the
Revolution. Both the greater and
lesser seals Will be destroyed as soon
as new ones can be made and in
stalled ready for use on ell official
papers
Figures Were Changed.
Fantast!cal have been some OF the
figures used In the seal by dinereat
printers, The figure OF VIRUS, the
genius OF the Commonwealth has
been depicted in all possible attitudes.
In some She has been shown as
and f. sword IN the other though
brandishing both at the same time
O d!tiicu!, sob. Some have SHOWN her
with the sword IN this right hand and
others with il IN tho left III some
eho has been slunoins OFF at the
northeastern scenery. while IN others
ehe contemplatcs the broken chain.
-yh!ch has just fallen from the pros
i!ate figure Of Tyranny at her feet.
But II has been the female soX which
has most aotsd the !nccngruities about
rh!g hgure. IN some poses she has
heen shown with hobble skirt, IN
uome with dress which failed TO
reach sopthern extremity below the
kne.s. and III others with practically
no Skin, 81 ell. Black silk nose have
barely concealed the limb when II
rame from some Capitol Offices. while
on other stationery, Il they were any
hose on q; all, It was not Visible TO the
unsided eye,
Fought on one leg.
Indeed, the stationery used by the
5ovc-no! has indicated that Virtus
rpved sore money by buying only one
of a pair Q: hose, since she appears
TO have won her glorious victory over
Tyranny while laborinS under the dis
advantage OF having but one leg.
In 1881 Colonel Shcrwin McRae
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Plan Fight for wilson.

aggressive state wide campaign wer.
adopted to-day by leuding supporters
OF Governor Woodrow Wilson. who me,
ut the Hotel Emerson 10 discuss the
situation and TO perfect methods for
winning the solid Maryland delegation
only the present poor physical condi-
Cqn OF former Governor Crothers pre-
the Wilson executive COMMITTEES. Con.
crete results were accomplished In tn,
selection of committee. which will
name al executive committee. this In
ITS turn to perfect organization In al!
counties and legislative districts OF tho
city iieah1uaricrs wlll be established
In Baltimore. and the HgHI viii he man
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ND STATE Issues In pIntforn,.

New York. April s.-State issues VIII
not form n part OF the platform 10
ne drafted b. tho Republican, state
according 10 Colon Il Lafayette q Ciica-
SON. secretary OF the Republican Stute
Committee, Tie document alil be ex.
eeedingly hriet, Coio7el Gleason said
to-day, and Will be devoted exclusively
10 national issues.
The declaration OF party principles.
2 : outlined in 8 tentative draft sub
inlttod 10 President Taf.. Is said Il
be ultra conservative. Advanced soc.
trincs advocated By tn. progressive
wing Of the party, according 10 thos,
WHO have read tho platform. Will he
coHie1lned o. ignored. President Tsfta
standardization Will he unqual!nediy
Ind lrs.N
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on file in our office are proof You can
try it icr yourself without any tisk-il it
fails 10 give YOU absolute satisfaction your
money viii be returned. Browns Diges-
tit is little tablet easy 10 swallow and
absolutely harmless 1t relieves indiscs-
tion almost instantly, stops food fcrnicn-
tation, prevents distress after eating and
cures dyspepsia. You need it even though
YOU arc not sicle-it aids digestion and
gives you all the nourishmcnt from your
lood---5Qe AZ anN drug atnre.
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Oueii-IIranson.
fsp.c.al 10 rae T.mea. p!.patea.l

Especial 70 The T!rnea- D!.petea.)
Concord. y c. April S.-E&- senate: W. II
odeu, OF th!s ca. and sirs. clara 5. B:aa-
son. O! D1ThEs!, - -, yer. married thH
morning. at iD o'e!och IN SeS YORK. Tna
ceremony was performed at the home OF
NJ aud Mts y. Duke. irT F.tth avenue.
close friends .. Mr. cad MA. ot4il. Liz.
and is active In politics. being prominent lily
mentioned as The Democratic nominee fes
state treasurer. Mr., Ote!; g member 9.
n.ominsn; femil.. and !. widely known
taroIgaout the state.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
L You Eat You Need Digestit
The New Relief For Indigestion

1t has been stated that more than
eighty MILLION people in the United States
are victims Of some form OF indigestion.
The American peopa do not take time
enough 10 eat, The result is stomach dis
tress. gas, belching, Indigestion aud dys-
rcpsla.
Diees,it is the new relief lit has been
found certain, quick and permanent
remedy, Thousands OF people have found
relief from its use, Their own statements
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lViI,nn NIcn nnlt

Sioux City. Iowa, April s.-Tha WOOD :
bury county Democratic convention.
held here to-day 20 select twenty DEL
sd in = hCh, between tho Champ Clark
aud tho Woodrow Wilson forces The
Wilson mon hnaily bpltct and held a
teparE;c convention Each convention
named a!cSatc5 to the state cunvcn-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
GERMAN SQUADRON COMING

Berlin April G.-The German squad
ron, witch ~ to return tho visit OF
states Atlantic fleet TO Kiel last sum.
ntr Will sail Tor the United States
May 10.
4 dispatch from Berlin, March. %.
sa!d that tho German squadron which
y 10 Visit tho United States would
% composed Of the armorcd cruiser
Mo!tkc inc protected cruiser Bremen
ahd ono OF tho modern turbine cruis-
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ISDcCIaI 70 The Times D!sputCh.1
Bowling Green. Va. April 6.-The
funeral Of Mrs. Rob ut u. Wright. who
ming at o'clock 81 Upper Zion Eap-
list Church. and intermcnt was made
in the church burying ground. Beside.
nor husband. she Is survived BY one
son, Robert +. Wright and tnr-e
daughtcrs-Mrs. Z. II. Eager, Mrg. r..
5. Hroaddus and Miss Ruth Wrlght--aIl
OF this county.
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$500 in caoh IL fail to prove my greaa
''rlglc:s treatment ANYTHING but safe.
Iuirls und harmless in fat-redmctIon. Write
to-day !)r nay !rcc book
NnRJnNrE HAMILTON. 1857 q. C. q.
iiidS., Denver. Colo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07

~ "a a-AsHsT stSot
lost thirty pounds IN thirty
Auys. Minnie McNelly. Des-
logo. Mo. !oet alxty-fivo
p5unds. Mrs. Daisy Smith.
los Angeles, lost isi
pounds safely. and can
re!o- 20 thousands CT sa:-
isaod custumeTs.
HITTER GET RID OF
FAT tI5FoRE FAT GETS
RID or Y0U. | have print
81 q book. entitled Weight
Reduction Without Druge,"
which send free and pre-
paid, go that you may know
O: nv successful treatment
and be able 70 reduce youc
R:cigh;. secretly ct hoIne
without: harmful exerc's,A
starvation diet. drugs or
medicines. This interesting
book IL free 10 all TAT per-
so.is. - write this very day
20. your copy: don't delay.
iTcrc !s what you have ioag
sought. Why seek elsos
whcVec Write to-day. latsy
may he zoo iato. offsy2
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DEATHS

BRoUGHToN--Ded. Friday evening.
South Linden Street, SUSAN
BROUGHTON, wife of the late Jas.
J. Rroughton. in the c!ghty-htth $50
year Of her age. Ehn leaves one
brother and number OF n!eces and
ncphews 10 mourn their loss.
What is here 10 court my stay,
Or keep me from .ny home?
Angels beckon me away.
And Jesus bids me come.
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ISpeclal % INC Iimcs- DIspa tch.
Frederick sbHrE, Va, April G.-.Mrs
Margaret J. Pcmherton died here las,
night at the homo Of her daughter
Mrs. c. z. TALLY. after q lingering
Illness, aged sixt5--iour years Sh, IS
survived by five children. Tn. BODY
was taken to-day TO her Old hcmc N
SpotsylvaniG, tho funeral oe'nS ue'd
al County Line Church. conducted by
Rev. ]. a Ryinnd Intern -nt waa
made in the family turyinc GROUND
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Dr. HuEh L. RInn1on.

ISNeclnT 20 Tho IImcs- DiApntch.
Farmvllle, Va, APRIL OBJ. Hugh L
Blanton. for many years a prominent
physician OF Cumberland county. dicA
at his home near Brown's Church last
night AZ 6 ocloak. aged seventy nine
years. lie leaves siX dausht .rg and
one son. His funeral will take place
tomorrow morning N II o'clock from
Browns Church. aud Will ne conducted
BY Rev tVnnloO. Richardson
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OBITUARY
~. l.. DioSe .

Especial TO The T!mos Di57atca.l
HarrisonhuTg, Va, April 6.--W e
Blose. seventy- seven gears old r.tired
farmer and Confederate veteran, drcd
yesterday near town. Ho was the
father OF fourt zen children, inciG.i.us
Mrs. Margaret Layton. Of MckcesPort
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
GETS "l40oSIER" WELCOME

Wash!uFtnr. april "a Wooster
hand out WAS the entertainment Civ
On nn!Ght 10 Governor Marshall u
Indiana Hc was the guest OF honor
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esieG IN your happiness. health and ngu:e,
you VIII let TOLL yoI hoT to reduce ine
"Naiurc's Way" the true way. my way.
/: IS astonishing the ;housands OF grateful
letters receiving. j. T. BcI.elle. Box
~. G:cat Bend. kan, writes he lost hfty
pounds Will! my harmless treatment. W. L.
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into rest. April s,
1917. al the Memorial hospital! S.l-
RAFl II. GROW, in her twenty-sccond
year. She leaves n huspa nj, son.
father and two sisters to mourn
their loss.
Funeral from her residence, e1t2
Delaware Avenue. South Richmond
MONDAY. 3 p. VI. lntcrment Maury
Cemetery.
Funeral arrangements in charge
oe Richmond Burial Co., Inc.
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! without straps.
sweating. cleo
oils, cuthagtlcs.
description, max
20 treatment the
you are inter-
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THE JOY OF LIVING Is THE HERiT-
AGE or THE lean WAS STOUT,
MD I Know.

"" friends were charitable and called il;
obesity. others said was STOUT hu, /
knox. It iuxt bulky lat. was mis-
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of prominent men throughout the
country
Every response printed was favor
able. They came from Clifford PIN
chot, James Kelley, Lincoln Steffcns.
Lawrence Abbott, William S. Uren,
Charles Edward Russell, Z. a. Van
Yalkenburgh. Judge Ben Lindsey,
Norman Hapgood and William X.
Nelson
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TRUE SUCCESS.

With ny satc. scnsihle
aud natural trcatmcH;
quick and permanent; re.
sn.ts arc pleasantly obtainc
belts. cups. wircs, Jackets.
;r.city. scaP, s1its. pills.
drugs or medicines ct nny
Ing & positively tho create
world has ever known. Il
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Funeral viii take place SUNDAY
AFTERNOON. April :, at o'clock,
from Centenary NJ T. Church.
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ABE RUFF DECIDES
ON FULL EXPOSURE.
CONTINUED From First Page

a.. NNoisAHoSu rum Z lrst EoScJ
my participation In the events which
shall relate"
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mus: 80 az ] did. fOI Nd
THE CAUSE.-THE RESI-
WAS EASY. Before sue
cccdei. tried cvclythins
within and some things be-
yond reason II was mad
dcm!as. disgu.t!ns, alarm
ING.
Ill / had to do wac TO
remove the cause, and 1
swear under oath. that by
riy simpiz treatment. with
out drugs. medicine. nerve
wrecking exercises, or star
-ation diet. reduced my
enormous weight perma-
ncn.ly. quickly and posi-
t!yelv without i:hrnl to
iayse!: While tnains treat
men; or Afterwards and ]
guarantee that you can re-
Luce as little or as much
TAT as yon desire. with riy
treatment Jus; ns / did.
Sharp County record., 1912-04-26

Long had he woocd the pretty maid,
But hope was foreign Go his heart,
Tor &c was plata that she but played
With him with ai p c0Gua.te's art.
Yet he would boast how o'har girls
Had Wept because he could not see
The beauties 0f their cheeks and curls,
because he went on, fancy free.
But this one was indeed The One,
zee, strange to say although She smiled
Wucne'gr they mot, She smiled with fun.
And with banter deep though mild,
He hcgaod, ho pleaded for o. glance
TO give his love p place DO hold,
TO iudiggta be had % chance,
But 90 his pleadugs she was cold.
AT last ho called on her once moro,
And O, h's heart la1rad ln surprise,
For AN the ch.U.naas og yaro
Was fully vanished from her eyoa;
Tie mTmurod through the 'tt' speech
THAT 1ar tHI8 moment be had planned
She fd not luttor from H3 reach;
She ly h.m hold her white white handl
with hDbbllne Joy hls blood ran Jwift,
Tie dropped M8 arm about her waist;
Tier eynJd5 she dId not up.ift
3W'Ii NIU.l'H N.f N.f ."INDItA fuCeut
Lor golden hair lgt touched bis check
AS ba so gladly bent above
And. d'cd with thoughts ho could not
speak,
Tried tammeriug 90 tell hI7 love.
She looked mp then, into his foco,
Her I.D7 curved sWeary u su.l9
Such la bold Antony could trace
ON Ch00ar0H j'13 tho while
Tie Whispered 0o h.r 'uagth J.e moon
That Uruu.l upon Che dgaort sands
The silver .lt ua Falls boon
From out l goddess mystic hands.
But we d'sgrea1 Our hero r1zol
And HIw The horOlna 800 tg.r
with hoe Nhn rod r1.n petals raised
And -wgIlug-WaitIn thorol
Alaa Also aI1c.0davi
Tnt manner u1IsaIv rrow cool
And 1r .nr rwIflv .wn0l AWAY
Glr rcd InI BlU,al. 'Aur.l looi"
Sharp County record., 1912-04-26
MLl.nla,a Iatnat.

Nlko1 ToaIa rushed Into Tho rawa-
HgDor anco witch the light of triumph
Gn bIa face,
"EwoHal + have lt 90 la8t'' he
shouted
"Whaf2 Aea.n7" inquired Che nossI.
m'aIr Editor
or have It now Warvoloug' Mar.
vaioual have Devised mn alarm
clock which you may set for 6 O'clock
but which win not go of until you
want 10 get up
Sharp County record., 1912-04-26

CHURCH /: 5


CHRISTIAN-Services every
Sunday morning, Preaching
every fourth Sunday, morning
and night, by Elder r.. A BOO
bins
METHODTsT-Scrvioes morn
ing and night Of each second and
third Sunday Of the month. Rev
r. Ell. Champion, Pastor
SUNDAY 6CHCOL-At the
Methodist church every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. Every.
body invited to attend. O, G,
Shaver, Superintendent,
Sharp County record., 1912-04-26

We would appreciate the 'a.
vor if, when there are changes ia
the officials OF the above named
orders, the secretaries would no..
tify this paper, so that The prop
er changes may be made in rhis
directory, which we want to- keep
correct ALSO all lodge news
that can be printed shouId be-
furnished the ctice ty le Sec
rotarios or others, Li it's news
we want it,
Sharp County record., 1912-04-26
better STOCK

The South has fewer farm ami
mails and farm animals Of poorer
quality than any other farming sec
ton, not because the South is not
adapted to stock hu5bandry but be-
cause Southern farmers, as a class,
have not known how to breed, feed
and care for good stock. The fact
that The South has been poor also
accounts for much ofOur backward
ness in this branch Of farming, ior
having little capital aud an abun-
dance of cheap labor we have tried
to Get along with just as few and as
poor work animals as possible and
have given most thought to such
crops as would dive quick cash re-
turns, rather than to the crops suit
able for the economical feeding Of
livestock.
The converse Of the proposition is
also true, ii we have neglected
livestock busbandry since The Civil
War because we have been poor
we have also remained poor so long
largely because we have neglected
stock-raisind.
We have reached the point where
all this must be changed Live.
stock husbandry ia the most ad-
vanced the most difficult branch Of
agriculture. requiring the most
knowledge ,be most skin and the
most devotion TO his work on .de
part of the farmer Il. lis also Che
most profitable branch 01 lsdgur
cure. resulting more than any other
line of farm work n real farmers
who love their work and their lands
and who are able TO live we'll Co I0-
crease tbe fertility of their soils and
to rank u ability and progressive
ness with men OF any other class
I'M short WE must have more and
bettor livestock because Che time
has come 90 c1anaa from .5o old
money cr0D 0aadr6hJI0f power
ly-hredi1g system of farming TO 70
rational system which will enable
uso ant .hc rII value from o1r
GREAT advantages Of favorable c.l
mote and handy markets And
this we cannot do without good
Hves,ooE-Protrcea.ye Farmer
Sharp County record., 1912-04-26
Had The stara

Mr. Moddorgraa5-=uen 8locun 70
ae0lu into tho theatrical Harfeg.
sion.
Mira Mathematician ata8' ITO
aln't got Into no divorce Hol has
he2
"Nor0 nut hls uncle I01.0h lott
him three dogs lb % mule hv H.a will
am Hon lows I1 .abo out 70 Uncle
TOMS Cabin" row0
Sharp County record., 1912-04-26
IN. rws HrFpaslsg

"Tha performance reached Tho high.
eaf pinnacle OF dramatic ut" wrote
Iha rra Agent
"lut chat rather r. strong 3tate.
uerI7' asked the Dramatic Editor
'Oh, MOI We are ga.tur Ave dol.
lara for Fanornl admission"
Ala8' lt Ga sometimes true fhtt we
nIstobo The pinnacle Of price Cor tho
pinnacle of ART
Sharp County record., 1912-04-26
HLa L.at Maraa.

sroEesuan-Nadam we are n conn
uIuoa from the volunteer fire depart.
mont, of which your lata amanted
husband was The respected chief
Widow-Oh i's 30 kind and good OF
y0u know Horny was thinking Of
vdu when he passed away for Just
before The end came be- rose mp in
bed and with 70 faroT look In his eyes,
shouted. Turn u % second alarm.
We can't handle thi3 0ro Without
help
Sharp County record., 1912-04-26

1ls-a,G5S
Sharp County record., 1912-04-26
Canlaigl Ex9glsas

Judge w L. M0sse Of MOrTilt0n,
who was nominated for attorney
General in the recent democratic
primary. filed his expense account
last week showing that he had
spent a total of S2,00355, but he
accompanied the statement with a
letter in which he stated that this
did not represent the real cost Of
the campaign to him.
Some items Of expense / failed
to set forth he said. For instance,
a frayed and threadbare suit Of
clothes which looked good at the
start one or two thousand dollars
Of fees [ missed by reason Of abb
sence from my Office. and mental
and physical pain anguish and hui
initiation beyond computation. /
understand the state does not eX-
pect me to include these matters in
the account. but you who have been
through the experience know that
they are about as real as any items
of the statement
The principal items of Judge
Mooses statement Wero Adye.-
Using in newspapers, $32750. post
age and envelopes 3734I, hotel
bills for sell, S225; railroad fare for
SELF $14648
Congressman P. q. Macon of Hell
e0a, who was defeated for renom-
nation. filed q statement showing
total expenditures Of &lillI5
N.O piddaIl who was defeated
for attorney general fled O stale-
meot showing total expenditures Of.
203413 The principal tamsm bis.
statement were. Advertising and
printed matter S80880, distributing
literature etc. 8835.
W. *. Sumidde. defeated candi-
date for commissioner of Mines
manufactures and agriculture. filed
% .atama1t showing expenditures
of $I38050
Secretary Of State Earle w.
IoIdas. rn0mi1atad without 0rpo-
iuo0 d0cd hIa account showing
an expenditure of 87l51 n having
banamo placed on IHo Ticket
Sharp County record., 1912-04-26
TriE COURTS

Circuit Court Northern Dis.
triot-Firgt Monday in january
and Second Monday in July.
5,uthera Di5lriot-3ooond Mon.
day la February and Alguat,
County Court-Third Monday
in January, April, July and Oo-
tober. No County Court in The
Northern District.
Probate Court-Northern Dis.
triot-Third Monday in March,
June, september and December.
Southern Distriot-- eond Mon.
day In March, June, September
and December,
Chanoory Court Southern Bis.
riot-First Monday in May and
November, Northern District
Second Monday in March and
September.