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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-14

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tytullkaml..... 3..225
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brzeggii z zfotYml tYtulikami $500
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sakiem tax pod McsKalem j
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.oprawle re zfoconym tytuliklem
l ozdobna strunica tytu{owa.
Kosztuje tYlko.......... $l.50
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day WYb6r Plesni Naboz.
nYch Katolicxlch ola u
zytku kosclelnego i domowego.
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/, go formatu ma piexnym paple-
re z wyz{acanemi tYtullkaml.
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swlata............... 5 ct
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sladowan1a Chrzescian W roku
3O2. Napisa} Kardynai Wiseman.
l.Chw,le rozejmu. 2. Walka
2 Zwycieztwo. 30
w mooney oprswie re z}oconym
Historya o szzachetnej Magelonie,
GORGE kr6la 2 Neapolu o Plo-
trxe rycerzu hrablm rome
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s~zcsesola nieszczescia PREY od-
m,anach omylnego 5wiata repre-
zentujaea.... ...... $50. 3Oc
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luzynie, rome przYgody pocie-
chy l .smutki szczescla j ME-
s~zcze6c,a! przy odmianach o.
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potepienca. Powlesc przez
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Ia sauna " mocnej oprawle 20
z}oconym tytuliklem .....75
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stafa. czyll Jak sobie kto poscie-
lie tax SIC tez i wyspi. PowiesG
przez KS. M. Osmanskiego 80 c
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-14
ZE SWI Z A:

IAAlAI lANON1O4OyuhJu l li11
jesscle tax Gle ME stojs, jah
podawaiy " minionym tygcd.
niu zr6dla amerykaiskle. Ma
aonl sawsse jeszcze 20 tYsie.
cy zorganizowanego wojska.
90
ZOLNIERZE. kt6rzy wr6-
Gill z Filipio, utrzYmujq, Dc
general Jan A. Logan, 0 kto-
rego smierci telegraf prsyni6sl
wiadomosc priced kilku dniaml,
ME -padt " bitwie . Fllipihczy-
kami, lecz De zostal zemordowa.
ny przez jednego z wlasnych
ludzi. General podobno ME
cisszyt sic sympatya podW1ad-
nycb, z kt5rymi obchodzil sic
bezwzg'ednie.
PRECEDENT Nlcaraguy
Zalaya, zawladomit wtadze
rzymsko katolickiego kosciola,
ze cd tego czasu nadal maja
oddawat po1owe dochod6w,
kosclelnych ma cele rzadu.
Rozporzadzenie to rozdraz-
milo wielce rzymsko-katollo-
kich duchownych, ktorzy mu-
sza je wykona6; bye jednak
mole, De rozporsadzenie to
wywoia rewoluc7a.
MOSKWA: Rosyjsko-
h~oienderski pomocnicy szpital
polny opu6cit Petersburg, by
sic uda6 do Transwaalu. Wy.
iechalo Z MIN 8mlu lekerz7 !
j 10 prawostawnych si6str,
ktore beda pielegnowafy cbo-
rYch W Transwaalu. Zabrano
takie tymczasowo czterdziesci
}o2ek.
WIEDEN. Rad prosif par.
lament O uchwalenie kredytu
6 milion6w guldenow, z kto-
rych 200, 900 przeznaczone
beda I'D potraeby armli, a 400,
900 ma powlekszenie hoty. Ia
propozvc7a rzadu wywoia1a
liczue komentarze. lstnie]e
przypusaczen;e, De s:afo sic
to "a namow9 cesarza Wilhel
ma, ktory zwykle twierdzi, &c
silly morskie tcojprzymlerza 90
"a s}abe.
r - Dz,ennik tute]-
sly Echo de Paris" donosi'
he Dreyfas po,tawi swa handy
dature na senatora RzeczYpo-
spolitej Francuskiel.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-14

R - Dz'ennik tutej =
szy Echo de Paris" donosi,
he Dreyfas %postawi swa handy
dature ma senatora RzeczYpo-
spolitej Francuskie1.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
WRIGHTENBERY BROS.
Hand Made Gents Fine and
Coarse Congress Shoes,
Ladies Lace and Hand
sewed Shoes; Boys
and Misses Shoes
In All Grades.

This business was established in 1897.
The business house is on Washington
street and is 26x60. It is a scene Of
business activity and here may be seen
the largest lines of the finest shoe leather
to be found in any shoe house in the
State.
1t is a known fact that hand made
shoes are superior to machine made
shoes and especially is this the case
where nothing but the best leather is
used and only skilled labor employed.
No machines of any kind are used in
this establishment and the uppers are
even made by hand. The highest and
best grade of stock is used. French kip,
French calf, enamel and patent calf,
Russian calf in three grades, with prices
ranging from $3.50 to $500. Ladies
calf shoes in three grades, $3.50, $1.75
and $500. A full line Of medium grades
are kept in stock all the time-men's,
women's, boys, misses and childrens.
A hand sewed $500 beats anything on
the market.
Mr. d. H. Wrightenbery has been in
the shoe business for twenty-seyen years,
and he has with him the most ex-
perenced shoe men to be found any
where The grade of silk thread used
for the fine work cost $500 per pound,
and sustains a strain Of eleven pounds
to the yard.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
Founders and Wachinists. This Vast Plant
Occupies One Half Block and is one
Of the Largest In the State.
Gives Employment To Large Number Of
Operatives and Is Run Upon Mod
srn and Up-to-Date Principles

hangers. couplings, etc, and deal IN
second hand engines and boilers.
The goods manufactured by them hnd
a ready market from Maryland to Flor
ida. This fact is directly attested by
the immense increase in business. 1t
may here he stated that the High Point
Machine Works have owing to the inn
mense number of orders received been
behind since the first of January. They
are North Carolina agents for the Skin
ner Engine Company and all business III
this State passes through their hands.
Mr.. O. n. Richardson, Secretary and
Treasurer Of the company, made his adj
vent into High Point in 1889, and in adj
dition to his interest in this plant is in
terested in other manufactures. He is
Treasurer of High Point. and has been
member of the board of aldermen for
the past four years.
Mr.. ID. III. Parnell, superintendent, is
one of the best practical machinists in
the State. He has been associated with
the concern eight years and attends to
the experimenting of the shops
The High Point Machine Works is in
highly prosperous condition, and I'M
der an able management its business is
constantly increasing.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
Attorney Law.

As an attorney he stands high upon
the roll, as citizen he is progressive
and his friends are only limited by the
number of his acquaintance. Mr..
Steele was born in Guilford county,
this State, and was educated at the
State University at Chapel HILL and ut
Vanderbilt University.
During President Cleveland's first adj
ministrati0n he was Register of the
United States Land Office in Wyoming
for the period of two years. He re-
signed to return home and practice law.
Mr.. Steele enjoys a large and lucra-
tive practice.
Aside from his legal interests, he has
real estate interests in both High Point
and Greensboro. He owns the Greens
borO Clothing Company as well as the
High Point Clothing Company, the local
telephone company, etc. He has served
as Mayor of High Point for a number
OF years.
lie is an affable, pleasant gentleman,
an eloquent speaker and an interesting
eonversationalist There is an attrac-
tiveness about him that makes you feel
perfectly easy in his presence No man
in High Point is more thoroughly i'm
terested in pushing the community for
ward and in that direction he is ever
ready to devote both his time and
means.
In concluding the sketch of this esti-
mable gentleman the writer would say
that he has been very successful i'll his
chosen profession. due in a large measure
to his perfect knowledge of the law and
the careful manner in which he prepares
his cases.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
THE EAGLE
FURNITURE CO.
An Up-to-Date Concern That
Manufactures Furniture,
a Plant That Is
Splenddly Equipped. Gives Employment To
Eighty People. The Third Furniture
Factory Built at High Po.nt.

As an evidence of prosperity and THRIFT
'',Ihe Eagle Furniture Company stands
a glowing example The company was
Incorporated in 1898 with capital
stock of $4,000. The plant was the
third furniture factory built in High
Point The officiate consists of
Il, A. Snow ............ president.
+. NJ. Pickett Vice President
w. H. Raglan See. and Treas.
These gentlemen are too we'll known
to need an introduction to the people
Of North Carolina.
The factory is situated in the south
eastern portion of the city on the Ashe-
boro Railroad, spurs Of the tracks of
which run through their yards, thus
rendering shipping and receiving easy.
The main building is S0x1i0 feet in di-
mansions and is fitted up with the latest
and most improved machinery. necessary
for the turning out of perfect work. The
warehouse and finishing department is
a two-story building 50x1T5 feet in di-
mensions They manufacture chamber
suites. odd dressers and beds. These
goods are shipped and sold from Maine
to California. The company gives en-
ployment to some eighty operatives. The
Eagle Furniture Company is p'ospering
and under its present able and progress
sive management time will but serve 10
increase this prosperity. Such institu-
tons backed and fostered by home capi-
tai deserve success, especially when the
goods manufactured boar Il distinctive
merit
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24

The career of a concern is the rule
and standard by which people test its
capabilities and general worth. When
progress has been uniformly and stead
lily increasing under able management,
going on to further prosperity with time,
it necessarily imparts confidence and at
tracts patrons from far and near Such
is the career of the concern mentioned
in the caption of this article and well
has it made its way to enviable position
among competitors
The business was Incorporated In 1889
and now occupies just one-half block
of ground. They have four eommodious
brick buildings giving them 5000 square
feet of floor spaceage, The plant is
one of the largest in the State and is
thoroughly equipped in a modern man
ner. Their buildings comprise a foundry
room, pattern house, smith shop, ma
chine shops, boiler room and handsome
office.
They manufacture center crank en-
gines of their own special patterns, saw
mills. mandrels, building castings, horse
powers, boiler fronts, cotton mill cast
ings. dye machines. etc. They keep in
stock piping, fittings, valves, boiler feed
ers, pumps, betting, files, shafting,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
II. c. PITTS, d. d. $.

DR.. Pitts was born in Davidson and
educated in the academic schools of that
county. In 1882 he entered the Dental
department of the University Of Mary
land, graduated from this institution IN
1885 and located III High Point where he
has since practiced The Doctors hand
somely equipped offices and reception
rooms are located in the Best building.
He has the latest improved electrical
appliances and it is probably the best
equipped office in the State There IS
an electric engine with all of it's appli-
ances. such as a mouth lamp, etc. The
Doctors family is one Of the old families
of the State and are descendants of the
English Pitt family. lie Is a Mason
and Odd Fellow and belongs to the
Junior Order Americana Mechanics. He
ioired the State Dental Society in 1883.
Personally DIR. Pitts is most pleas
ant and agreeable gentleman with host
Of friends.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
HIGH POINT PROVISION co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers.

This company was established in 1880
The sales department is 30x90 and in
addition there are two warehouses, one
Of which is 20X40 is used for the lee
co. Oil Company. A general line of
heavy ard fancy groceries is carried. 1t
is the only wholesale grocery house be-
tween Greensboro and Salisbury, the
counties covered by the trade being
Davidson. Randolph and Gmlford. All
the standard brands of cigars and tobac-
co are handled. The manager, Mr.. A.
J. Dodamead, came to High Point in
1887. He was agent Of THE Southern
Railway at High Point for number
of years and is a business man of high
standing.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
HIGH POINT
FURNITURE CO,
The Pioneer Furniture Fac
tory Of High Hoint.
SpIendidIy Equipped
INCORPORATED ELEVEN YEARS AGO.
Plant Covers Three Acres Of Groundl Manu-
facturer Medium and Cheap Grade
Furniture.

The High Point Furniture Company
is not only the pioneer of High Point
but is essentially leader, both from
the extent and scope Of its operations
and the admitted excellence of its pro-
duets. which are much sought after.
The concern was incorporated eleven
wears ago with an ample capital and
since its initial bow to the public it
has steadily prospered, flourished and
grown until today it stands the peer Of
any similar concern in the South.
The plant, an eminently well con-
Quoted and managed one, is located in
the eastern part of the city, near the
Southern railroad tracks, spurs Of which
run into their yards, thus giving them
excellent shipping facilities. Here they
own some three acres Of ground The
marin building or machine room is
commou4ous and conveniently arranged
tWo-Story building, with n basement COX
225 feet in dimensions, thus affording
them ample room for operations. This
department is superbly equipped in a
modern, up-to-date manner, the machin-
cry being perfectly new and purchased
from leading manufacturers.
The second building comprises the
finishing department and ware-rooms,
bUNZZ0 feet IN dimensions. In addition
to these buildings they have still another
40X10O feet i'm dimensions.
The High Point Furniture Company
manufacture medium and cheap grade
furniture, embracing chamber sets, bul
reaus in imitation walnut and oak,
washstands, etc These goods are sold
all over the United States. but find their
principal market in the South 1t may
be said Of the goods manufactured by
this concern that they have always
given the greatest satisfaction, fact
fully borne out by the demand made
for them
The factory affords employment to one
hundred operatives and these men are
mainly residents of High Point, who
spend their money among the merchants
of this thriving community The manage
ment Of this vast business devolves upon
Mr.. NJ. j. Wrenn, who occupies the
position Of Secretary and Treasurer. and
to whose untirinS energy and business
sagacity the High Point Furniture
Company owes its present excellent
standing.
Mr. Wrenn is a North Carolinian by
birth and first saw the light OF day in
Randolph county. He is one of the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24

$4,000 The officers of the company
are as follows:
j. II. Tate Presldent.
II. J. Bell. ......Vice President.
A. e. Tate. -. 49,. Sec. and Treas
These gentlemen are wide-awake, pro-
gressiye citizens. The plant occupies
three acres of ground and is thoroughly
and modernly equipped. They manufac-
ture chamber sets, dressers, bedsteads,
ETC. These goods are sold from New
York to Florida and always give the
most perfect satisfaction. Employment
is given to eighty hands. The Tate
Furniture Company is strictly a home
enterprise and is rum by home people
and enjoys a large and prosperous bust
ness. They have reached standard
of excellence in the manufacture of their
goods and this they propose to maintain
This fact is recognized by thousands
of patrons who demonstrate their faith
of patrons who demonstrated their faith
their patronage. Long may they flour
ASH and prosper. is the ardent wish of
the writer.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
MONARCH MILLS.
Completely Equipped Mod
ern Roller Mills, Man
aged By T.P. North,
the Famous
Pioneer In the Roller Mills OF the South. Ca
pacty, Forty Barrels Of Flour Per Diem.

These mills were taken in charge by
Mr.. Thomas North in 1893. They are
situated in the western part of the town
contiguous to the railroad tracks of the
Southern, thus making shipping and re-
ceiying easy. 1t is a full roller mill,
completely equipped, and has a capacity
of forty barrels per diem They manu-
facture the following we'll known brands,
"Our Patent" white Lily" and ECU
reka," in addition to very fine grade
of corn meal These products are near
ly all consumed locally. Professor
Fraenkle, the eminent chemist says of
the flour manufactured by the Mon
arch Mills: ."l1is product is rich III
gluten, deficient in starch, hence it is a
satisfaction to be able to report that
the product of Monarch Mills is in every
essential feature -four that can be
used with the utmost benefit to health. "
Mr. T. L. North, proprietor of the
Monarch Mills, is a native of England,
who came to America in 1860, and en-
gagged in the milling business at Pitts
burg. He remained there some eight
years and then engaged in the roller
milling business at Philadelphia. In 1885
he came south and incepted the first full
roller mill, now owned by Grimes Broth
ers, of Lexington, this State. He sub
sequently erected a mill at Thomas
vile. After making a trip to England.
where he remained thirteen months, he
returned to America and located at High
Point
Mr. North is the pioneer roller mill
man of the South and deserves a great
deal Of credit for his work.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
p REITZEIL NJ. d.

The above popular medical practlflon-
or was born in Alamance county in 1860.
He received his literary education at
Siler CITY. Chatham county, and attend
cd the College of Physicians and Sur
peons of Baltimore, one year, and IN
1901 entered the medical department or
tia University of Tennessee and grad
notod tberefrom in 1892. He returned to
Liberty and practiced two years. ne
then went to Wood Leaf, Rowan county
and practiced there five years. anu 'uhe'
1899, located in High Point.
DR.. Reitzel is fast gaming tept.ta-
ton as an earnest, careful ana palhs-
taking physician.
His father NJ. Reitzel is prominent
planter of Alamance county, and was
originally from Guilford county. Tine OBJ
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
]. ELWOOD cox.

Was born November 1st, 1886 in
Northampton county, this State. In
July, 1883 he succeeded Captain w. II.
Snow im the manufacture of Shuttle
Blocks, Bobbin Heads, Spokes and
Handles. He is also engaged in the
hardwood manufacturing business, ex-
porting most of his goods In june, 1891
he was elected president of the Com
mereial National Bank and still holds
that position. Mr.. Cox Is connected
with the many industries or the town
and is one of its most substantial citi-
Zens.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24

A member of the State Medical So
ciety and one Of High Points most en-
inent physicians is a North Carolinian
by birth and first saw the light of day
in Randolph county.
He worked on his fathers farm until
reaching his majority and then entered
the office of Doctors Woollen and Long
at Randleman in 1884, and studied medi-
cine under those gentlemen for the Pc
riod of several years.
In 1885 he entered the medical depart
ment of the Vanderbilt University and
was graduated therefrom in 1887. lie
began practice at Itandleman, and after
remaining there one year moved to Lex
ington where he remained several years.
In 1891 he made his advent into High
Point and was associated with Doctor
J. J. Cox. In 1895 he took a post grad
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
SNOW LITAIRlER co.

Began business II 1881 under the name
of L. A. Snow & Co. In 1890 it was
Incorporated with a paid up capital Of
$4,000 and now does n business Of
100000 q year, handling some 1000,
OC0 feet of lumber. The officers of the
company are Il. +. Dalton, President;
X. A. Snow, Secretary and Treasurer.
They manufacture sash, doors. blinds
and building material. For volume Of
business. expert management and finan-
cial ability there is no factory in the
South its equal. The main factory is
100x200 feet in dimensions-justo one
half acre under roof. There are seventy
machines running all the time. so ar
ranged as to facilitate the work. The
plant employs 200 people. The ware
house is 60x100 feet There are three
large dry kilns with combined measure
ment 60xSU feet. The capacity of the
plant is $50 doors, 100 pairs sash. 100
pairs of blinds. etc, etc. The mill can
dress two ear loads OF lumber per diem
and it requires an average of 10000 feet
per day to supply the mill. They operate
two large plants in Montgomery county
and have two large kilns at the same
place. Their goods are sold throughout
the Carolinas, Virginia, Tennessee and
Georgia.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
A. F. ESHELMAN.
High Point Enterprisng and Popular Assistant
Postmaster.

Postmaster,
In the happiness and welfare Of
community, both in its business and
social relations, nothing is Of greater
Importance than the efficiency and use
fulness of it's postal arrangements. In
this regard High Point is to be congrat-
ulated on the choice that has been made
in selecting such mature intelligence to
direct the working Of her mail service.
This responsibility devolves upon Mr..
A. f. Eshelman, the assistant post
master. He was born in Fredericks-
burg. Lebanon county, Pennsylvania,
April II, 1858 He was educated in the
High School Of that place, graduating in
1872. He then taught school in his
native county for several terms-then en-
gagged in the manufacture Of cigars and
was subsequently a travelling salesman
for ]. H. Reigel & Co, of Redding, Pa,
until 1890. He then moved to Trinity
College, N. c., and engaged in the man
ufacture Of cigars until 1895, when he
removed to High Point and associated
himself with Capt. Snow in the Snow
cure cigar, and October 6. 1898, took
charge Of the postoffce. Mr. Eshelman
has been most successful in his admin
istration Of the office and has given al
most universal satisfaction.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
w. A. RING,
Druggist and Apothecary.

Druggist and Apothecary.
This business was established in 1882
and succeeded to the present manage
ment in 1898. The store is equipped
with all modern iXtures-and a general
line of drugs and druggists sundries are
carried Special attention Is paid to the
careful filing of all prescriptions. There
is an elegant soda fountain and the store
is headquarters for all summer drinks
Mr.. W. A. Ring, the popular proprietor
has an experience of twelve years in
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
w 7. MsANALLY. NJ. d.

Among the citizenship of High Point
no man stands higher upon the Golden
roll Of promise than the ge9tlemah
whose name captions this article lie
is wide-awake, progressive young man,
a thorough physician and student, ana
d member of the State Medical Society.
The Doctor has an office just back OF
Rings drug store.