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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05

Taryfa kabrjOlet6w: diva franki "a gOdzine.
Marjusz ME stracii zadnego szczep6}u 2
tj sceny. a jednak W rzeczywistosci mic ME
widziaf. Jego oczy ME odrywafy sic cd milo.
del dzlewczyny, a SERGE, jefeli sic tax wvra.
zt wolno, pochwycilo ia i cafe obielo cd
chwili, kiedy ukazala sic W sasiednim poke.
ju. Przez caly czas jej obecnosci, zyl owen
2yclem ekstazy, W ktorem czynnosc zmyst6w
z~ostaje zawieszona i Gala dusza W punkt ie.
den sic zwraca. Patrzai ME ma mloda dziew.
czyne, ale ma to ~jasnosc, kt6ra byfa W alta.
sowem futerku W aksamitnym kapeluszu.
Gdyby gwiazda Syrjusza weszla do pokoju,
blask jej ME wiecej by 60 olsnif.
Podczas kiedy d~ziewcze rozwiazywalo
pakiet, w~ydobywafo z niego odziez i kofdry,
z dobrocis wypytywafo chors make, z roz.
czuleniem m6wiio do chorej dziewczyny, on
sIedzh wszystkie iej rugby i usilowai pod.
chwycic wYrazy. Znaf jej oczy, colo, pick.
nose. figure, ch6d, ME znal dSwisku jej Clio.
su. Zdawafo mu sic, &c slyszaf ia raz m6wia.
ca W ogrodzie. Luksemburskim, ale ME byl
zupelnie tego pewny. Byiby dat dziesieG lat
zycia, zeby tylko m6gf ia u~sfyszec i uniesc W
duszy troche tel muzyki. Ale zalosne skargi
1 grzmiace wybuchy Jondretta g~luszyfy
Wszystko. Do zachwytu Marjusza mieszai sic
gniew prawdziwy. Pozerai ia oczyma. Me
wlerzyf sam sobie, &c by}a to W istocie ia
boska ~istota. ktors widzial teraz wsr6d tych
skalanych istot, W potwornej norze. Zdawa.
to mu sic, &c widzi kolibra miedzy ropucha-
Kiedy wyszia, jedno tylko mial ma mys.
II, sledzic ja, isc "a jej sladem, ME opuszcsac
1ej, pr~zynajmniej teraz, kiedy tax cudownie
js odnalazil Zeskoczyi komody i chwycif
kapelusz. Juz kladl reks ma zamek u drswi,
juz miaf wyjsc, kiedy z~atrzymala 90 mysl
jedna. Korytarz byl dfugi, schody strome.
Jondrette gadatliwy, p. Leblanc ME wsiadf
zapewne jeszcze do powozu i gdyby, obr6.
ciwszy sic ma korytarzu albo ma schodach, al
DO ma progu, spostrzegf go, Marjusza, W tym
domu, przestraszyiby sic zapewne i znalaz{by
sposob ukrycia sic znowu pred MIN, i emo.
WI wszystko by sic sko6czylo.
(Cisg dalssy nastspD.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05
J0ndrette prawie place.

" PAoNAOs
Izba byla tax ciemna, &c ci, kt6rzy
wchodzii zewnatrz, doznawali takiego wra.
aenia, ~jakgdyby wchodzili do piwnicy. No.
wi pr1ybys1e P.osuwali sic 1stem naprn6d z
pewnem wahaniem sic, ledwie mogac rozr6z.
mic dokola siebie niewyrazne p~ostacie, miesz.
ka1cy zas izby, przyzwyczajeni do tego MIRO.
ku, doskonale ich widziei i przypatrywali
i'm sic z ciekawoscia. P. Leblanc zblizyl sic
i re SVEN spojrzeniem dobrem j smutnem
rzek do OLGA Jondrette.
- Panic, znajdziecie W tym pakiecie
nova odziez, po6czochy i koldry welniane.
- Obdarzacie nas homie, anielski do
broczy6co rzekf Jondrette = kfaniajac sic
az do ziemi. Potem, pochylsjac sic ku star.
szej swej GORGE, podczas kiedy ~prsybysze
przypatrywali sic smutnemu mieszkaniu, do.
DAT szybko j cicho:- A co2-nie:m6wilem2
- Szmaty! A pienisdzy niema. Wszyscy O.
nj tacy! Ale, ale, jaki byl podpis ma liscie
do tego starego durnia2
= Fabantou - o~dpowiedziafa dziew.
czyna.
Dramatyczny artysta, dobrze!
Jondrette dobrze zrobl pytajsc o to, DO
W tejze chwili p. Leblanc zwr6cil sic ku ME.
mu i odezwal z nina czlowieka, kt6ry usilu-
je przypomniec sobie jakies nazwisko:
= Wide, zescie bardzo godni pozalo.
Waula, panic...
= Fabantou, szybko odpowiedzia1 JON
drette.
= Panic Fabantou, tax, tax jest. Prey.
pominam sobie.
- Dramatyczny artysta, panic, i maja.
cy niegdys powodzenie.
Tutaj Jondrette uznaf widocznie, ae ma.
deszla chwila opanowania ,flantropa". Clio.
sem, W kt6rego dzwisku byfa napuszystose
jarmarcznego kuglarza a jednocsesuie poke.
ra ulicznego Aebraka, zawolal:- Ucze1 Tai
my, panic! Jestem uczniem Talmy! Fortu.
ma usmiechaia sic niegdys do mnie... Nieste.
ty... Nadeszla kolej nieszczescia. Patrzcie
dobroczyhco, ami chleba, ami ognia u mas.
Mole biedne dzieci ME majs ognia! Jedyne
krzeslo dziurawel Szyba wybital Ma taxa
pogods! Moja malzonka Hzkul ohora!
Biedna kobieta!-rzekI D. Leblanc.
Moje dziecie skaleczonel-dodaf Jon.
drette.
Dziecis, zajste widokiem ~przybysz6w,
przypatrywalo sic ,panience" i przestalo
plakaG.
Pfaczzel wrzeszczl - rzekf do niei
zcicha Jondrette. Jednoczeenie uszczypnal ia
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-05

@-o- SSNSVA0 AA1yCHOC y C6AYCu 6Il
Sicsne Mode dsiewcss. kt6re Mariuss W du.
chu nasywaf ,,swoja Urszula", aywo zbliayfa
sic do niej:
Biedne drogie dziecie!-rzekla.
- Sp6jrzcie, piskna panienko ma iei
skrwawiona reke-m6wil Jondrette.- Jest
to Prsypadek, kt6ry ja spotkal, kiedy praco.
wafa PREY m~aszynie, azeby zarobic szesc sous
ma dzleh. Moze trzeba bedzie odciac reke.
strachem.
Dsiewczynka wsiela te slowa ma serio j
znowu zacze}a szlochac.
- odpowiedzial ojciec.
Cd kilku civil Jondrette dziwnie iakos
przypatrywaf sic ,.~flantropowi". Me pre-.
stajsc movie. sdawaf sic jednoczesnie badac
go uwaanie. jakgdyby usilowal p~rzypomniec
COS sobie. Maggie korsystajac z tego, Re prsy.
bysze z zajsciem rozpytywali mala o jej IRA.
Mona reke,. zbli8yl sic do tony, kt6ra re emu.
iona i gfupia nina lezafa ma 6zku, i rzekf do
niej szybko i cicho!
PrzypatrZ sic temu czfowiekowi! Pc.
tenn swracajac sic do pana Leblanc, ciaenaf
dalej swoje narzekania:- Patrzcie, panic!
"a cafe ubranie mann tylko koszuls mojej 20
ny! to zupefnie podarta! Wsrod zimy. Me
moge wyjsc ola braku ubrania. Gdvbvm
miaf choc cokolwiek do wloaenia. bvibym
poszedl do panny Mars, kt6ra Una mnie j
bardzo lubi. Wszakze zawsze mieszka przv
ulicy Tour.des.D ames2 Wiecie, panic aesmy
razem grail ma prowincji. Dzielilem lei lau.
ry. Celimena byfaby mi przyszla ma pomoc
panic! Emilia dafaby ~jafmuans Balizarjuszo.
WI! Ale mic! ami grosza W domu! C6rka
nleoezplecznle ramona, ami groszal Mafzon.
ka clerpi ma dusznosc. Wick DO temu. do te.
90 ~przyplstaf sic system nerwowy. Potrze.
bowataby pomocy i c6rka takae! Ale dok.
tor! ale apteka! Jak zapfacic2 Ami ~szelaga!
byfbym uklakf pred najmniejszym grosi.
KLEIN, panic! Oto, do czego 'dosz{y sstuki!
A wiecie, sliczna panienko, i wy, w~spanialo.
myslny opiekunie, wy, kt6rzy oddychacie
cnota dobrocia i ktorzy ich wonis napelnia.
Gle ten kosci6l, gdzie moja biedna c6rka cho.
dsac ma modlitws widuje was codziennie9
Be- ia, panic, chowam mole c6rki. religijnie.
Me chciaiem azeby wstapily do teatru. Ach!
fotrsyce! niechby sic tylko potknely! ia ME
zartuls! Sfyszs odemnie, CO to jest honor, CO
moralnosc, CO cnota. Must to chodzic presto.
Maja OLGA. Me 50 to jak owe nieszczesliwe,
ktore .aczynaja cd tego, a ko6cza ma tenn, ae
saslublaja Publicznosc. Parma. Mkt stale
sic panis. Wszyscy. Do lichal To sic ME
pokaze W familji Fabontou! Chce ~wychowac
Je cnotllwle, / MECH to bedzie uczciwe, MECH
70 6edzle mile, MECH to wierzy W Boga, tam
DO kata! A wiecie, panic, moi czcigodny pa.
ME, co sic stanie jutro. Jutro to A Iuty dzie1
fatality, ostatni termin, kt6ry mi wyznaczyi
wfasciciel tego domu; jezeli dis wiecz6r ME
zapface, jutro, moja starsza c6rka, ia, moia
maizonka W goracsce, mole dziecko ranne,
wszyscy czworo zostaniemy ztsd wypedzeni
1 wyrzuceni ma ulice, ma bulwar, bee schro
nlenia, ma deszcz, ma snieg! Otto tax, panie.
Winien jestem cztery raty, rok caly! to Jest
szescdziesiat frank6w.
Jondrette klamal: Cztery raty wynosi-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-12
sMETANA BARBECUE.
Jake Shramek Entertained his
Friends I'm Fine Style.

Jacob Shramek, merchant and
postmaster at Smetana, gave a bar
becue on Saturday last which was
attended by a good sized crowd
and thoroughly enjoyed. There
was an abundance Of splendid bar.
becued meats, beef, pork and NUT
ton for all, cooked TO suit the most
fastidious taste. In the afternoon
the candidates took advantage of
the occasion to speak, and at night
a dance was given, which was at
tended by a large crowd, many
persons going out from town. The
music was supplied by Joe HolicK
and others from below College.
An Eagle representative was
present at the barbecue and was
literally supplied with barbecued
meat by Mr.. Shramek, who made
a great success Of the affair.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-12
KURTEN.

Kurten, Oct. 10, l900.-There
was large attendance at the
singing school Sunday after
noon and good singing was rem
dered.
Mr.. Ebert Falks Of Edge Wis.
tied relatives in this vicinity.
Misses Laura Presnal, Mary
Hester, Mary Robertson and broth.
er, Dee, attended singing school
Sunday evening from Wesson.
Mr.. Ray Zimmerman and sister
Miss Matte, attended singing
school Sunday at Ebenezer from
Cottonwood
Mr.. G. Lloyd andMiss Agnes
Hardy were married last Thurs
day night.
Rev. j. P. Post spent Sunday
at Mr.. J. b. CAROLS.
Mr.. Joe Suttles returned from
Pear Land Thursday,
Paul Edge has been on the sick
list the past week.
Ollie Buckhault went to Steep
Hollow last Sunday.
Victor Edge returned Sunday
from Dallas and other points
north.
Denton Edge left Monday to
enter the business college at Dal
las.
Middleton Johnson left Satur-
day night for Dallas.
Walter Edge went to Bryan Sat.
u-day.
John Tobias, Nit Deane and
Ernest Lloyd went TO Bryan Sat
urday.
There will be preaching at this
place next Saturday and Sunday.
Prof. T. II. Cloud and family
visited at Clairmont Sunday.
The Kurten high school will
open soon and a large attendance
is expected.
Pink.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-12
Euchro club.

4 number Of the married ladies
\rnet with Mrs. W. II. Oliver yester-
Ilay morning and organized the
Merry Wives Euchre club, Mrs.
Tyler Haswell being elected presl-
dent by reclamation. The club will
include twenty;four members and
meets every Friday afternoon at
o'clock with the ladies according TO
the alphabetical order Of their names.
In the event that member cannot
attend n meeting she is required to
send n young lady as substitute
player. Mrs. Frank Clarke won the
prize In the contest yesterday morn
ing. The club will meet with Mrs.
Frank Clarke next Friday afternoon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-12

On "Wednesday afternoon. October
4, Miss Carrie Henderson called to-
gether few of the young ladies Of
the city for the purpose Of forming
an amusement club. High five was
voted the most interesting game and
the club was christened the High
Five Club ~ Bryan.
Friday afternoon the club met at
the home ~ Miss Frances Parker,
where permanent organization was
completed, with the following menu
hers enrolled: Misses Marie Adams.
Josephine Clarke, Carrie Henderson,
Lucille McLendOn. Frances Parker,
Adah Lee Polk, Elizabeth Porter,
Martha Watkins, Nellie Smith, and
Mesdames w. II. Oliver, Russell
Watkins, II. NJ. Gordon.
After the organization the follow
ing officers were elected: Miss
Parker, president; Miss McLendon,
secretary and treasurer.
The first regular meeting was held
with Miss Marie Adams, where the
club spent "A most pleasant afternoon
and adjourned TO meet with Miss
Clarke on next Tuesday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-12
HARVEY.

Harvey, Oct. 10, 1900.-There
was an ice cream supper Saturday
night at Mr.. Sellers residence.
Many of our community visited
the association at Steep Hollow
Saturday and Sunday. All en-
joyed themselves, and spoke in
high terms of the many instructive
sermons discoursed.
The funeral of Mr.. Tom Filing.
ton was conducted at Bethel Sun
day. Mr., Ellington was well
known in this community and es.
teemed by all who knew him.
Lorena.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-12

The friends who assisted the fam
lily during the last illness Of our AZ
ter Mrs. Mary Mcintosh, are re
membered by us most gratefully
and we hereby tender our thanks To-
their great kindness and attention.
Mrs. Mt C. Wilcox,
Mrs. WY. Pico,
Bryan, Texas, Oct. If, ilOO.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
EXCHANGE

f. A. Munsey, Dallas; W. NJ.
Ingram. 81 Louis; VI Porter, Chi
cage; q NJ Berger, Dallas; II II Hoyt
New York; Il u Zuber, Dallas; W
Neal, TT Worth; Henry Cook, New
Orleans; o ii Brown, Houston; w J
Cottrrell, Shreveport; 5 g Williams,
+ NJ Meekins. Il p Miller, Millican (;
J o Russ, Palestine; Arson Pitcher,
San Francisco.
CENTRAL.
$ y Taylor, l. Gonsebatt, College :
J ID Stevenson, Millican: J r
Thomas, Minnie Thomas, Shepard;
Lee Morris, Steele's Store; ID. Mike.
Bryan; q q Payne, Syndicate Shows f;
+ l. Eiland, Waco; T. ; Dean, Waco.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-12

There are 1000 chances TO get u
prize for guessing at the census, in
the Eagles guessing contest, and
fifteen thousand dollars is the
highest prize. other prizes are
5000, 5000, 5000, 500. 500, 500, etc
div n
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-10-12
Letter List


LAnIEs' uss.
Barnet. Miss Matte Bium Mrs Mary.a
Bush. Mrs Angie Brooks. Miss sarah
Collin. MissHenry, Castle. Miss I0ttie
Gray. Mrs AdeIia Gray. Nancy
Hays, Mr. SaIie Harris, Mrs. Jennie
Shovan. Mrs Lonilar Marshall, Miss Hattie
MAYO, Miss Maggie Nero. Miss Isabella
Overtoa. Dolls Smith, Miss Rachel
Price, Miss Nolile Sims. Miss Maud
Sanders, Mamie simpson. MoIlie
Thornton. Sarah Thomas. MrsL
Virgins, Miss Frances Inn, Annie
fouraska. AHnie,
oESILENES's LIST.
Adana Chap Bale. While
Bealec, Frank Breton. Ororge
Aerrie, Alec Bumpass. Leonard
Burton, tAsey, Curry, Ed
Cooper. Tom Cooper. Lewis
Davis,TJ Daniels. Gus
Dow, Coal Dunnam. WI
Easter B Franeis. John @
Fuller,JE Givens, Prince
Hall, IL HArrison.
Henning, VIZ Jones, EFT
Marshall, Mr. Mitchell. NE
MILAN, Eugene Nichols. Tom
O'Neal, CarneliAs Rams, in
shannon. wM Sanders, HApoleon,2
Stevenson. "a SinmAn, Sam
Tomson. Charley Wright, DIN
White, Pink worlam. Charles
Woodward, VIM Fair, Joseph
Fran York.
Above list of letters remaining In
the Bryan postofiice for the week
ending Oct. 4. A charge Of one
cent is made on each piece Of mail
advertised. When calling for these
letters please say advertised. giving
date. Very Respectfully,
TYLER HAswELL, Il. NJ.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-13

The time for your Spring buying il here. Wher'
will you go to do it, Look through our variOu
new lines. fresh from the market-see the style
we slow-compare the values we offer, and you
judgment will tell You to buy here. We vii
please yOu at any cost.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-13

James King vent to Kansas City
Wednesday.
e.. J.. Gross returned Tuesday from
Sweet Springs.
Rev. l.. =. Norneet Of Odessa was
In the city Wednesday.
J. J. RUi3rtsOn Of Blackburn was
In Marshall Wednesday.
1. &. sgd, nstricker attended Pres.
bytery ut Ind, pandence this week.
NJ. Kcllet ~ Mt. Leonard and guest.
Mr.. Quinn ~ 81. Louis. spent Monday
In Marshall.
I'd Bradley. Mrs q A Richsrt. Mrs
u Lillard and Miss Pearl Neal are
on the sick list.
Miss Lulu J aimsson II the guest this
week ~ her sister. Mrs. a. Shepherd
., Malta Bend.
Mrs. Thomas Smith and daughter, |
Miss Virginia. ~ Nap,on were In
shopping Monday.
w. y. Osborn and wife Of Gallatin, ,
guests NJ =. w. Armrn,rout and wife
returned home NOndav.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Harris and
Miss Nell kibler 81 Arrow Rock made
u visit To- Marshall Monday.
Miss Annie MckOwn made u visit
this week Ia Mrs. Jacob Staley. re-.
Gently ~ Marshall. hut nov ~ Kansas
City.
Prof. viii Merry and wife ~ Rack.
burn, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Emmett Merry and wife ON Vest
Street.
Regular meeting Oi the u. q. C's. |
April 18th, At ::3O ut the residence of
Mrs. d. +. hell on Odcli Ave. lat
every one attend.
Six hundred losves Of bread were
sold this week by a. T.. LoOmis for
the sale nj Harvey fuckers On Wed.
nesday nj Fairville.
y. y. Harvey, who recently made
some wonderful cures In the county,
In his magnetic treatments, left sun.
day for Oklahoma, where he will open
Nh Office and engage In magnetic heal.
Ing.
The subject ~ the sermon at the
First NJ. T.. church. next sunday
morning II 1.-THE Power Of an Ever.
lasting Life: In the evening there will
Ike an Easter program by the sunday
school.
\ letter received this week from
Colorado Springs, says the snow was
On Friday 80 deep Il came Ia the top
81 the fences. Cars were unable to
run and everything for . few days was
NJ q standstill.
J. n. Norton and family Of Slater,
have moved to Marshall and have
rented the Avery property on South
Odell. Mr.. Norton IL an engineer on
the &. II A. II. H.. with q run from
Slater tn Kansas City.
Suggestion cures. Why not try II.
You can he cured by Suggestion.
Suggestion cures oil diseases. he
convinced!
IlooLo,ho oo1 cnoastpoetno diam.
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-13
For the
Rainy April Weather

We have Umbrellas for men
and women. For women We
have them in cOlOred and black
both guaranteed fast color.
Ask to zee our article at Sl.OO.
II il worth 81. so.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-30
THE COLD WAVE.
Its Lowest Temperature Was Reached
This Morning.

We are now in the grasp of cold
wave.
The grasp will probably loosen after
today, but just at present it's pretty
hard.
lin fact it's frozen, and this morning
the mercury is towering around the iig-
ure 10.
This is the lowest temperature that
VIII be reached till another cold wave
comes. The temperature has ..ready
risen considerably in the northwest, be-
ing warmer over Minnesota and Dakota
than over Tennessee. and Georgia The
temperature at Huron, South Dakota,
yesterday morning at 8 o'clock was go
degrees, exactly the same it was in Raj
eigh at that time. In Atlanta it was
IL and at Chicago degrees below zero.
Chicago was the coolest place in the
country yesterday.
The lowest temperature reached here
yesterday was "a degrees at II O'Clock.
Between 2 and 3 o'clock, when the sun
was shining so brightly the therm ometnr
rose to 33. The average temperature
for the day was %.
The snowfall Saturday night and Sum-
day morning was ~ inches. That OF
yesterday morning was half an inch.
1t all melted during the day.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-30
THE RECORD UP TO DATE.
Sheriff Of Craven County Has None
But Negro Deputies.

A prominent attorney of Newberl,
writes: You should complete the rec
ord you make on the first page of Sum
days edition of the News and Obser-
yer, in the article How They Settled
the Race Question" so far as Craven
county is concerned. We have sheriff,
elected by the negro vote in 1898, who
as necessary premise to his election
appointed every deputy sheriff in the
county negro, making in all some
twelve or fifteen. There was not white
man in the country who couIu SerV" Il
process, either civil or criminal. The
high sheriff did not act his chief office
deputy was negro and the coroner was
negro. So you see that If the best
lady in the land had to be summoned
or Subpoenoed to court negro had 10
do it. We are determined to make an
end of this negro business, now and
forever"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-30
OBITUARY.

1t is with sadness that we announce
the death Of Mrs. f. n. Crews. which
occurred at her home in Granville coun-
~, Salem township, at 5 o'clock p. M,
January 9th, 1900.
Mrs. Crews was a good woman She
had been sick for sometime, but bore
her affection with Christian grace and
fortitude. Her husband. MIR. f. n.
Crews, preceded her to the spirit land
November 18th, 1899. He was in his
10th year, and she in her 10th year.
These persons We're married and lived
together in this, the Salem neighborhood,
for fifty-one years. They were truly good
neighbors, good Christians, and loved
their people and their church. They
were noted for being kind-hearted and
sympathetic. No one in poverty or dis
tress was ever turned away from them
empty handed.
They will lboth be missed not only in
the church at Salem, but throughout this
whole community. Blessed are the
dead who die in the Lord
The funeral and burial service took
place at Salem, Monday, January Doth,
at 2 O'Clock p. M, conducted by Rev.
J. D. Pegram and Rev w s.. Hester
d. n. HUNT.
The North Carohnian and Raleigh
Christian Advocate please copy.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-30
He Robbed His Own Mother.

A young, half-witted negro named Ed.
Williams, was yesterday morning arrest
ed here ON instructions received by tele-
phone from Durham. Officer J. NJ
eagle came down for him and took him
back yesterday afternoon for trial. The
charge against him was that he stole S97
from his mother. When arrested he had
$3.50 in his pocket, and he confessed
that he had stolen it, and some other
money that he had spent. from his moth
err. What he had with what he claimed
to have spent amounted to only S31.25
Williams is far from bright in mind He
is very ugly and repulsive specimen
of humanity. He was one of the negroes
that had the smallpox here last year,
and was for sometime confined in the pest
house
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-30

Many others Of the same town have
given as generously in proportion to their
wealth. Many thanks to progressive
Durham-and when Mrs. Johnston visits
other cities may they contribute az
cheerfully to this worthy cause.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-30

recent years the Popuhsts haven't been
running. They have been IN more dan
ger there than anywhere else, but they
have stood true as steel.
1--WE HAVE GOT TO FIGHT AND
WE HAD AS WE'LL MAKE UP OUR
MINDS TO Do 1T. l believe there are
enough votes in favor of free suffrage
to win in the campaign in spite of their
ballot-box stuffing and red shirt lawless-
ness. But TO do it We have got to be ON
our guard. The election law OF 1894
was wide open and / wouldn't ask any
thing easier than 70 steal 10000 votes
under it. The new election law is worse.
But well win in spite of it and Of Sim
mons and the red shirts.
+ 'oThe Republicans are in this fight to
the death. LET Us JOIN HANDS
WITH THEM AND HELP THEM
WHIP THIS GANG OUT OF THE
STATE. Let us announce to the world
that North Carolina will no longer be
ruled by anarchists, red shirts and lit
tie gang Of toadies-men who have be-
trayed everybody and everything.
THE Republicans are willing for Us
TO take the lead, go ahead and hold a
convention and name a ticket. They will
help us elect it. OF course there will
be some Republicans on it, and it may
be we can find Democrat who will
join in this anti amendment fight. There
are some such prominent Democrats and
think it possible that one or more Of
them may offer to take place ON the
ticket"
This letter created Indignation
throughout the State and the expressions
of stern disapproval of the incendiary
utterances were by no means confined
to Democrats. Not few letters have
been received at this office from Popu-
lists as we'll as from Democrats, declar-
ing that if Butler still had any followers
who paid attention to his advice, his
speech would provoke encounters that
might lead to bloodshed. 1t was a fire.
brand thrown into q campaign that had
been inaugurated on the part Of Demo
Gratis by an appeal to the reason and the
calm Judgment of the manhood Of the
State.
Hence his denial at this late day.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-30
HAVING A GREAT RUN ON CHAM
BERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY.

Manager Martin, of the Pierson drug
store, informs us that he is having a
great run on Chamberlain Cough Rene
dy. He sells five bottles Of that medi-
cine to one Of any other kind, and it gives
great satisfaction. In these days Of la
grippe there is nothing like Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy to stop the cough,
heal up the sore throat and lungs aud
give relief within q very short time.
The sales are growing, and all who try
it are pleased with it's prompt action
South Chicago Daily Calumet. For
sale everywhere. Bobbitt-Wynne Drug
Co. and III. T. Hicks, Druggists, Raleigh.