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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-08
RIGHTS TO WHITE RIVER.
Litigation Between kfngan & Co. and
the Water Company.

The oral argument in the case of the
Indianapolis Water Company against Kin
gan & Co. was heard by the SUI
preme Court yesterday. The case involves
the question of whether the indianapolis
Water Company owns the river above the
dam at Broad Ripple. Kingan & Co.
brought suit to quiet its title to the
right to cut ice on the river above the
dam and to determine ownership Of the bed
of the river opposite its icehouses. The
Marion Circuit Court decided in favor of
Kingan & Co. and the water company
appealed.
The case of Ambrose NJ. Mayfield against
William +. Maybe was filed on appeal In
the Appellate Court yesterday. Mayfield,
a physician, sued Maybe for $500 for servi-
ces Maybe refused to pay and the Circuit
Court found for the defendant the
ground that Mayfield was practicing with
out license. Maybe insists that he had
a license, which he subsequently filed with
the county clerk.
The Supreme Court yesterday reversed
the Judgment in the case of Thomas j.
Doty and others against Levi Patterson.
The case was brought to determine the
rights Of the stockholders in the Fortville
butter and cheese factory.
The Appellate Court reversed the decision
in the case of George w. King against
Silas c.. Downey. The controversy was
over the price of materials used in a
schoolhouse in White county.
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NOTICE.


NoTIcE-state Soldiers and Sailors Monument:
Notice Is hereby given that at q meeting OF
the Board OF Regents OF the State Soldiers and
sailors SAIL Mornmsnt, TO be held at the ONCE OF
city OF Indianapolis, Ind, on the 18th day Of
March. 1900. at 10 o'clock a. m. bids will be re-
ceived for the casting OF six double bronze doors
for the six entrances to the monument Two sets
OF these doors will be for main entrances. of
ornate design. and will be seven feet eight and
three-quarter inches high by five feet six inches
wide q feet 81 inches high by feet inches
wide) -Four sets OF these doors will be for the
entrances to the crypt OF the monument. OF plain
design, and Will be six feet four inches high by
ave feet wide g feet inches high by feet
These doors are to be cast In one piece. bronze
or United States government standard. to be fur
nished T. o. b. cars indianapolis. complete. with
all frames. sils. hinges. locks and bolts. and 10
be OF STRICTLY frst-class workmanship.
The full-size working models for the casting
OF these doors will be furnished by the said
Board OF Regents 10 the successful bidder
Detailed specifications, drawings and photo
graphs OF one-half full-size sketch models may
be had upon application to the secretary or the
board.
The Board OF Regents reserves the right To
reject each, any and all bids.
BY order OF the Board OF Regents OF the State
Soldiers and Sailors Monument.
JAMES W. NORRIS Secretary
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 21
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-08

The case of Adolph Gall against the
Eureka Saving and Loan Association on
the intervening petition Of T. G. Whit
comb for the recovery of $4,000 Whitcomb
claims to have loaned the association and
failed to get back. occupied most of Judge
Carriers time in Superior Court, Room 3,
yesterday. The case is very complicated
and the whole trouble seems to have re-
suited from bad bookkeeping rather than
fraud. The defense is not contending for
the nonpayment of the money. but is en-
6eavoring to have the matter straight
ened up to learn just how much is due.
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ILLEGAL DIVIDENDS.


Alfred e. Dickey, receiver, in the case of
State Auditor Hart against the Reserve
Fund Savings and Loan Association. of
Indiana, asked Judge Allen, Of the Circuit
Court, yesterday, for instructions regard
ing the recovery of illegal dividends made
to the stockholders of the association.
Judge Allen ruled that the dividends were
illegal as they were declared when the
association was insolvent and the earnings
were not paying the expenses. and ordered
the recovery. In the original complaint 1t
was declared that 5000 had been so dis
tributed among the stockholders.
Judge Allen has made several similar
rulings in parallel cases that were institu-
ted by Auditor Hart and so far, all that
were taken to the Supreme Court have
been sustained. < E,ssyes,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-08
Coal Rates Advanced.

The Western Pennsylvania and Eastern
Ohio Traffic Association met in Pittsburg
yesterday and advanced coal rates. effec-
tive March q. 10 cents per ton, making the
rate from Pittsburg to the lakes so cents.
from the Ohio coal fields to the lakes, 7711
cents, and from West Virginia $50 cents.
These rates maintain last seasons decision
Of the differentials. The Buffalo, Rochester
& Pittsburg Railroad Company was repre-
sented at this meeting, being its first time
in the association.
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A sadie, Sadie Fate.

This is the tale OF Peter Gum,
Who read and talked OF "kopje."
Also OF Cronje and the Beers.
Until he could not stopJe.
He tackled a 'Je" TO every word,
Or nearly every oneje.
Until his friends and family
Wished war had ne'er begunte.
At evening he was not content
To sit az home and talkJe,
But he would ask his wife II she
"Wculd like TO take walkje.
He hired a man 10 scoop the snow
Which lay upon his iawnte.
And paralyzed his little boy
BIZ saying. Come here, Johnnie"
He bristied DER with news OF war,
said: Butler few the coopte."
And backed IL up BY stating that
"Old White is In the soupje.
He asked friend II she would sing
In words OF tuneful soundje.
TIE ballad When You Have No Coin
You Needn't Come AroundjeH
And thus he went from bad 20 worse,
Until. what do you thinkte?
He tried 10 drown Great Britain's woes.
Likewise his own, In dr1nktei
And now they have him In a place,
Locked In a padded cellje.
Where every day that awful 'Je''
With all his words he'll yeilte.
Take heed. take heed--this simple tale
should warn you every oneJe-
Lest you should tempt the fate that met
Our poor friend, Peter Cunnje.
w. ID. Nesbit. IN Baltimore American
,..~1 a McAurrav Taffors A ~ penn n,
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Mrs. CaIdwelr. Complaint.

Alice j. Caldwell charges her husband,
Jesse Caldwell. with general indifference
and attempting to humiliate her in COM
pany, for which reason she asks that a
divorce be granted and her maiden name
restored. that she be given the custody of
their child and that Caldwell shall con-
tribute $50 year for its support and ed
ucafiOn.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-08
Two Men Sentenced.

James Fallon. alias Mike WEIGH. who
was tried in the Criminal Court, Monday.
was found guilty of receiving stolen goods
and fined 81 and sentenced to the peniten-
Yesterday. Henry Haney. alias Henry
Bleuitt, alias Henry Carroll, with whom
Fallon was indicted, pleaded guilty to re-
ceiving stolen goods and was fined 81 and
given a workhouse sentence of nine
he
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-08
Husband Drew a Knife.

Della Hutchinson sued her husband.
Charles Irwin Hutchinson. for divorce, GUS
tody of their child and a yearly allowance
for its support yesterday. She alleges that
he is a painter and receives wages suffi
cient to provide for herself and family, but
that he has failed to do so. She further
states that he has been in the habit OF get
ting drunk once week, at which times he
would abuse her, and that several times he
drew knife, threatening to cut her throat.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-08
THE COURT RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.

17S4s. Cambria Iron Company VS.. Union
Trust Company. Wayne c. G. Petition for
rehearing overruled. Hadley, c. il
Where the record shows that co-appellants
were notified OF the appeal, under Section
SAT. Burns's r. s.. 1891, party Will be re-
garded as having joined in the appeal in
the absence OF an appearance and declina-
tton- z. Where the record shows that an
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-08

Frank ST. Clair, indicted with Thomas
Barkerville and Fred Hackleman. charged
with breaking into Big Four box car Jan.
g. 1898. and stealing fifty pounds of coffee.
two boxes of tobacco, a sack of dried fruit
and a can of molasses, was sentenced to
the workhouse for nine months and fined
81 by Judge Afford In Criminal Court yes
terday.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-08
John +. Rulings Suit.

John F.. Ruffing filed suit for divorce
against his wife. Nellie Ruling, yesterday.
charging her with visiting winerooms, as
sociating with bad characters and leaving
their child alone, TO go buggy riding with
cllStory of the child
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-08

Grafton Johnson. of Greenwood, who re-
Gently resigned the receivership of the Polk
canning factory at Greenwood, in regard
TO the charges filed against him in court at
Franklin and published in an evening pa
per, said last night: "As to the attack
made upon me by j. T. Polk through his
attorney. Charles +. Coffin. enter an un-
qualified denial i shall insist On the court
granting an early hearing
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-08

WANTED-Good. live agents everywhere to sell
our debentures; easily sold: live men can make
from. $40 20 SIS daily. Address FULTON saw
INGS BANK, Atlanta, Ca
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-08
4 Plea of Not Guilty.

Ed Marble, who was arrested with Alfred
Churchill. charged with stealing a suit
of clothes and other goods from Lee Coles,
was arraigned in Criminal Court yesterday
and entered a plea Of not guilty.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-08

BUSINESS LOCATION-Best opening and loca-
ton for mill and elevator. or either one. In the
United States. Address w. s. RADEBAUGH,
ST. Johns. Kan.
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Sunday Journal. BY Mail. s. Pr Yeaf.

pany will begin stocking IL up. prepara-
tory to resuming business at the old
stand.
The funeral OF Arthur Gabriel. son OF
r. c. Gabriel, OF 1lf9 Olive street. will be
held to-day at Cincinnati. He enlisted
here and was assigned 10 the Fourth
United States Infantry. His health failed
and he started home from the Philippines
after his discharge was secured. but died
aboard the transport few days before
reaching Gan Francisco.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-08
STORAGE.

sTORAGE-INDPLS WAREHOUSE co.
w. L. Kurtz. Pres. H. A Grassland. Mgr.
New SH-523 s. Penn. Phone ls43
We STORE. PACK AND HAUL.
eTORAGE-The Union transfer ana Storage Com
pany. corner East Ohio street and Bee-lins
tracks: only hrst-class storage solicited. Graf
ING AND PACKING OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
A SPECIALITY.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-08

Hotel Empire. New York. high-class ho-
tel moderate rates. See ad on Page z
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ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

Following is a list of letters uncalled for in
Indianapolis postoffce Wednesday, March Z. 1900.
Parties calling for same please give name and
date Of this list:
Ladies'.
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FOR TRADE.

FOR TRADE-S0 acres OF well-improved land
three and one-hah miles west OF Winchester,
Ind, for dry goods; SO acres at Windfall Ind.
for cheaper land; 5000 residence property In
Elwood. Ind, for general store. J. c. D., Com
binatfon Box IS Windfall, Ind.
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Young 6 McMurray. TaiiOrs. a N. Penn st
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Ten R.LP.AN.S Tor cents at
Druggists; gives relief
REAL EsTATE-s5,75O win buy an excellent
home on Park avenue. near Fifteenth street
l. T. LEWIS. POI Law building.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27

Sn Snbien iino i'm letten Sabre
mebr ais SOC, 900 Yerionen uerbunz
CERT. Sci friberen 9un9ersn0tben
tamen INN !: i'm Sabre 1887 etma SO0,=
900 Yerlonen; 1860 mebr als 1OO,z
900; 1865 .mebr ats cine Wiaion
unb 1877 unsebdbr 500, 600.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27

rnns bur9 ginbaftsbefeble unb einem
sroBen itebenben Seere a~bseneist; ite
fiblen bic @irtunsen Der Sruits unb
baben fem Sntreife an ben groberuns
gen e%ntfernter Snieln aber wdbrenb
Der lebten Sabye waren bic grnten
better, unb bieie Sbatla6e, suiammen
init Der Geaftion pom Der Yanif, uon
Der natirli9eu 3unabme Ser Sep0lfez
rui,s 81 i6weisen, erbObte ben @ilen=
babnuerfebr. Sin uerantmortli6er
Veamter eines Der Sauptbabnen brobz
tie nit Der l3nradSiebuns elmer srOBeu
Seitellung bon Setriebsmaterial i'm
Sale zines bemofratil6en Grfolses,
uno biele OrobunS, Die OIL Die 8eiar6s
tunsen ieiner Anseiteuten appeuirte,
bate obne 3meifel ibre @irtuns."
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Soma.

e.-Na9 benz btesidb=
risen 8unbescenius stebt es in Soma
80 Stdbte nit elmer 8ep6lferung pom
mebr als 1000 &6pfen. Die polt=
ret@fte Stabt 1T Oes Moines NIT 3d.
139 ginwobnern, eine 3unabme pon
12,046. Ote seriasite ginmobner=
sabl bat Marenso, r1dmli9 2OO7 ober
muir 297 mebr ais Dor sebn Sabren.
sSmmerbin, wenn audi nur serins, lit
btes bod Elm @a9stbum, rpdbrenb
swet Stdbte In ibrer 8euOlterunsssabl
suridsesansen iinb, ndmli@ Stour
gttp BON 37,S06 auf SO, 1 unb
@bat gbeer BON 324O auf 2746. Ou=
buque bebaupte. BEN s,peiten Ylas unb
Davenport ntmmt bic brittle Stelle ein
NIT 1924 g%tnmobnern. Nd9it
Oes Motnes bat Davenport bic sr0B=
tie abiolute !3unabme erfabren, admlid
um 1882. Cine iebr itarfe 8ermeb=
runs bat aud gebar &aptbs aufsuz
(7326). Burlington lit anseb=
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Nebraata.

aincoln.-8. S. 8rpan bat
erfldrt, baB er ii6 benz Sournalismus
rpibmen mo0e. vSett elmer &eibe BON
sSabren," iaste8 rpan Samitas, rbatte
i@ bic gtabliruns elmer m6@entlid err
ideinenbex !3eituns in grmdsuus.
Seet i@eint it6 bic @elesenbeit, bas
@orbaben ins @ert gu iesen, gu bie=
ten. Oa i'd bic Gbiidt babe, mein 9ez
ben ben Stubien unb ber 8eipre9uns
6ffentlider Srasen gu wibmen, babe
i'd bieie Metbobe semdblt, neil tie
meinen 3wede am bienli9iten lit.
Our9 cine lol9e 3eituns ,uerbe i6
better im Stanbe iein, bic ioeialen,
6tonomil9en unb poltttl9en Probleme
gu bebanbeln. Ote 3eituns rpirb ben
uSbe gommoner" fibren unb
bic grinsipten ber In Der auf Der
bemofratii@en &onuention gu &anias
Gitp nteberselesten 8latform er,t=
balten. Ote erite Nussabe Der 3ei=
tuns uirb tint Sanuar erl9einen. SD.
werbe Serausseber unb &ebatteur ber=
ietn. Otelelbe uirb in Sim
coin, Neb., mO9entlid erldeinen."
8rpan beabit6tist auberbem, selesent=
lid Tortrdse gu balten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27
Wontana.

e.-@. Scallon, Ser neue
Prdit6ent Der Nnaconba Wstnins Co.,
bat bic temperate S6liebuns ber in
ben 8eiis Ser senannten @eleul@aft
ibersesansenen @ruben BET 8eu unb
gonlolibateb Winins 60. anseorbnet.
Oabur6 perlieren 1000 Nrbeiter ibre
8el9dftisuns. Oils @runb bieier @nz
orbnunS Der Sirma werben @ai1erz
mansel uab ueberprobuttion ansesez
BEN. Man befir6tet, baB 1T anberen
@ruben Der Mnaconba unb Der Imal=
samateb Mtntns 60. Der 8etrieb eben<
fals einseiteut werben utrb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27
Sternibmmppen.

Dom &riiser lit BON Der %bolldnbi=
i6en 8esieruns in &enntniB 9elest
morben, baB CT pom ibr feline S9ritte
bebufs ber arbitration 81 erwarten
bat. @enn bic @robmd6te ii6 ni9t
trauen, gnslanb 9oriteuunsen 81
MAIDEN, fann eS bas fleine Solanb
ert re6t ni9t.
X X
Su Subien iino i'm lebten Sabre
mebr ais 500, 600 Yerlonen uerbun=
CERT. Sci friiberen 9un9ersn0tben
tamen u,n i'm Sabre 1887 etma SO0,=
900 Yerlonen; 1860 mebr ais 1907
900; 1865 ,mebr ais cine Wiaior
uuO 1877 ~uusebdbr 500, 600.
y y
Serr &ooieuelt sebt mad Colorado
auf ben 90menfang. gr mirb bod
ni9t etlpa init einem 9Owen=S ierse=
lpann in @albinston ais 8ice=Prd=
iibent einSieben woaen2
x*
SAT- 10 wi6tis wie elm @eieb sesen
Yauper ginmanberuns birfte balb
elm geIes sesen Nuspanberuns iteuer=
pflidtiser WtQiondre iein.
X X
Sali6e Sunbertoouari6eine itnb
I'M l1mlauf. Oas birfte nrr menise
eri@reden.
X
Oas Nderbau=O Department bel9df=
tist it9 nit einem neuer Mtttel our
@ertilsuns Ser i6dbli6en Prairiez
bunbe. Dte 8aHel iinb lei@ter in bic
rslidli@en Sasbsrlnbe" bei0rpert
morben,
Sn BEN seiessebenben &0rpern auer
SOlter werOen tastdsli6 elenlanse
&eben sebalten, Inn bte Siirser gu
iberSeusen, mas linen Notb tbut.
@dre es ni9t uiel einia6er, penn biz
a~bseorbneten nit Sbafeipeare einfad
lasten: vSbue selbin beinen 8eutel ! "
Xxx
NIe Yotentaten faiien Ohm &ri:
ger nit @lacebanbiduben an, un6 nit
iebnt ct li6 mobl na6 bem Orud cine,
bilfrei9en Sanb, bie li9 ni6t i9eut
seleben 81 werben-
Sllow entwtdelt lol9e 9ebbaftts:
felt, als Of Seutl9lane iebt elmer
queditlbernen" &ansler bdtte.
**
9aut zines amtli9en Nusmetles BE-
lief li6 Cornelius Sanberbilt's tdsli:
DIES ginfommen auf $5,177. @enr
er a6t Stun6ent dsli6 Ser &ubepfleste,
10 perbiente er $1726 I'M S9laf.
Den General De @et batten Sit
8riten mieber einmal ubetnabe". 6,
ldBt iie iebo@ nur auf bic Oiitans ct:
ner lanaen @aie beranfommen.
X
@el6e grfolse e%r0ffnete Ser uYrai:
rte S9ooner" benz 6anbel! l1nb e,
bra9te feline s6ifsiubii0ienbiu.
X
Ote @erbtnbuns smil@en Pretorto
unb ber portusieiil6en &aite lit Dor
BEN 8uren unterbrodcn unb bic Sri:
ten befir@ten einenGnsriff auf Pre:
toria. Sang infame @eieQen, bieie
bidtOpfisen Buren,; ite umifen", baf
ber &ries ruoriber" lit, unb trosbem
belditisen ite bic e6len 8riten unun:
terbro9en unb nebmen tbnen losar Dor
3eit gu 3eit 6unberte BON @efan:
senen ab. Oas lit eben Die Sid:
f0pfisfeit bieier gureu, baB ite ablo:
Tut ni9t b0ren mouen.
X
Ser 8urenfries bat Ben @enera'
&oberts obne iebe i6mei6elbafte See:
%benbeutuns wirfli6 gum little Bot
sema6t.
X
@enn bic Giertruit : Masnater
Tom and Jerry trinfen, werben fl
bal6 ausinben mas lie anseiteIt ia:
ben.
Snfnn
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@isconFn.

aanitns. - Oas &eprdien=
tantenbaus nabm Sreitas cine Siq
nit SO sesen Is Stimmen au, bur6
wel6e giienbabnen, grpreB, Selepbon
unb Selesrapben : 9eleai6aften na6
benz 8aarmertb ibres gisentbums be-
iteuert werben.
8elott.-Se6sts @ei6dftsleute
pereinisten ii6 in einem bieiisen @ait=
baule gu einem Wale, UNI bariber 81
beratben, mie b%eiierer Yoltseil6us
mdbrenb ser Na6t fir bic Stabt gu
bei6aHen Jet. Oie 1926, bic Tie fir
bas Wabl beSablten, wrrben uon etz
mem @nseiteuten bes @afbauies aus
Dem &ahenidranf seitoblen. gr uerz
lieB bic Stabt, na6bem ct einen Poz
tighten sebolt bate, I'M ben leeren
&a1eni6ranf gu bema6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27

lid nnr im 636 Yerionsn semadien
unb bat, rpenn bic genlusbeamten redt
seSdblt baben, 23,2O1 ginwobner.
Sor finfsis Sabren mar &eotuf bic
bebentenbite Stabt am oberen Miiiik
lippi, iebt nimmt es nit leinen IA, 4Gl
g%inwobnern erit bic uiersebnte Steae
elm. 9ie sr6Bte perbdltniBmdbise
unb Suslei6 aud cine iebr itarfe poiiz
tine 3unabme weiit bas Stdb9enO Dell
wein in Sapette County aui, ndmliG
I'm poae 500 Proseni, mas bauptld1s
LID Der grri6tuns aussebebnter @i=
lenbabn : @ertitdtsen gu banfen 1T.
Oarauf folst Barter in Sasper goun=
tp nit 800 ProSent, Safe gitp nit ca.
$50 Hrosent, Stem Samton NIT 1875
Yrosent, golfar anb Nmes, mel9e in
ben sebn Sabren auf bas Ooppelte it,
rer friiberen @inwObnerl9aft seitiegen
linb, befinben iib trobbem nod glenn
LID melt unten auf ser 9iite, mo- Dimes
BEN 70. unb Golfar Ben 81. ober BRITT
lebteu Ylab einuimmt.
Siour Gitp. -Or. U. Yerrp
Sowman BON Siour gitp unb u. $.
Sears pom Gbicaso baben einen
nGorner" in @ei9ldalenfrebl EN-. I'M
teritabt Don einem &apital BON $780,
600, iteben biele beiben Wdnner in
nnterbanbluns, ben sansen @rtras
Der &rebsfii6ereien i'm Often an ii9
gu reiBen unb lie baben Ausli6t auf
Grfols.
Sort Sobse.-O as &loiter
Der barmberSisea S6meltern ,uurbe
Wittwo6 burd Seuer serit0rt. Meb=
rere S9mei tern trusen 8ranbmunben
bapon. Wan permutbet, baB 8ranb=
itiftung porliegt.
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Walbinston

Seattle. slim nd@iten Samitas
mirb Der erite s3us Der Great Nor
tbern giienbabn bur@ BEN Sunnel
fabren, wel6er bur@ bas Cascade
@ebtrse sebobrt mor6en lit. Ser
Sunnel lit $4,000 SUP lang unb bic
Oede an Der biditen Stele $500
EuB.
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Mi6igan.

t.-Nus benz eSa6resbe=
ri6t bes Wil6ereiz unb Nabrunssmit=
tel ommiilars @rosuenor sebt ber=
Dor, baB bas Staatsseies sesen gfab=
runssmittel= gerfaliduns i'm uersanse=
mem Sabre itrens bur6sefabrt morben
lit anb 10 beiliam semirft bat, baB
jebt fat nur mebr refine gBpaaren
uerfauit merben. eSn IS aus lie bum
bert Sduen, bic CUR &%enntniB bes Conn
miidrs famen, erfolste @erurtbeiluns
Der @eieeesibertreter. Die ftaatli9e
Snlpection bat piel @elb sefoitet, aber
ite mar au6 srinoli6 uno mirtiam.
Sour in 8esus auf OleOmarsarin lit
nod ni9t aues, mie es lein 1ou, unb
6err @rosusnor rdtb CUR Nnnabme
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27

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The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-01-05
Sale of Town Lot.

BY virtue of a decree of the Superior
Court made at the Fall term, 1899, of
said court. in the case of the National
Bank of Wilmington, n. c., against
l.. A. Bristol and others, we will, as
commissioners, sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, at the
Court House door in the town of Nor
canton, n. c.. on Monday, the
5th day of Feb, \. d. 1900,
the following described lot of land, to-
wit: \ certain house and lot situate
on Lenoir street in the town of Nor
canton. Burke county, North Carolina.
the same being known as Lot No. f5)
three. whereon G. {. Cobb now resides.
formerly contracted by L. A. Bristol
t be sold to 4. r. and {. E Buffaloe.
This the 5th day of jan. \. d. 1900.
S. ]. ERWIN.
W. 5. PEARSON,
missioners.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-01-05
The Entertainment at McNeely School
House.
To the Editor of the News:

To the Editor of the News:
On the night of the 21st of Dec. 1899,
I went to the closing exercises of Miss
Sudie Hudson's school at the above
named place and to my surprise it
was one of the best entertainments
ever witnessed. I was not expecting
to see anything like we did see. It was
of the highest character and showed
that much time and training had been
given all connected with the entertain
ment, which spoke well not only for the
children but for Miss Hudson. She is
indeed an excellent teacher and taught
the best school ever taught at the Nc
Nicely school house. l am satisfied her
training in prep; r.ng for the exercises
was worth at least 8 months of the
ordinary school. It gave the children
an opportunity to try themselves, such
as they never had had, and l am sure
will prove advantageous to them all.
Any community securing Miss Hud-
son S services is to be congratulated
upon getting SO excellent a teacher and
a lady Of the highest character.
Wishing her much success in peda-
gogy and much more il Cupid's court,
l am Respectfully,
JAMES G. NULL,
The oldest man in the neighborhood.