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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-31
Eli Weuner al 0mos &i0es
uobreoelie.

Oct er 10 en- ieIuisIseIis Sag. at
SUBS Born 9erne oil pare meb I'll al
uobreoe SUBS Rise paa 9Oroen, men
bporoun ftal ri pore mso, sr manages
Sper9smaal. Sparst er: ferlt pore
Bonner % bern9lt at sips al port time
Iiss @Obs. Oct man sIffsr os bsber
for, oil man osi0a ssrne bialps.
Ronssn sn Sang / Dor oaeIiSs 6Gro,
hdar ui ipnes, al 5srren usb bette saer
bint i9rli9 oar bOlot fin bsUareuoe
9aono oper, buao nj bar, er Der mango.
iom NOT ssrus uiIbs siue 6srren an
Stiuius, men nj bar iaa iult iuseu Gel.
li96so til at 9iue, oe ian 9aar bet tiot /
9Ismmebogen, buab bet lite burbt gore.
gu uiIoe ies 9erne uiis cher Qenner en-
Bel. 8 paa en- let Waaoe Tan ORE
6srren eosrs @aue pau. Rob en- Niss
fionsGite oe iat ner poa an Blobs, buor
J let tan tomme til ben; ben toitsr fun
4 geuts o9 faos / Blair. Seq uiI nu
uile seer no9le 9tssmpler, buor ie9 ip:
MS 3 tnnbe baue @runbs til at oiue
6erren no9et. On 5armer bar ioIst
Rrenturer, Suin, eQer buao anbet bar
bar bait 5uelGst at, gin iaa perren
nosIe Center os put benz / 2gten. IA,
Der er benz, iom, noa en- ao bar tGlust +,
6 n 60 falst @riie, iao siuer be firots
6errsn nosIe Stiuinssr og Der sr 10
mango andre esiIisbeosr, iOm jig lite
tan naune, men iom snbuse opIsusr.
geb aqe iaaoonne 2eiIi9beoer oil CUBS
Barn oa pare glade ueb at sipe 6erren
en- @oue, Os ou nil aIori9 tomme til at
iapne bine Center. Raar Adret er
omme, oil ou bdus an lille Gum, Iom
bu IGu fan isnbs til en- girtombso, bu
er iGrIis slab ueb, for 6fsempsI: 9ns
bremisfOnsn. SsbemisfOuen, 5sbnin.
9emisionen o9 oeraf oa lite forslemme
Dor Snoianermision suer andre @sre
mooI, Dor 5erre gar. gennsr, sr bet
lite en- flor 0aooe Of 9srren, at ri mao
faa Son al p9re meo | bans Arbeibe.
8i bar Cop at oaune Reniebebsr, orbne
bet. iom ri ipnes pasier os bsbt sftet
Subs Orb; er bet lite en- tor Ting,
ban bar siust os fit Orb o9 Sutromsn.
ter, OpbOIoer os til 9eeem os Sial?
Cab Os ba lite prsUs at Hippo msb ina
Iibt iom muIi9, men 9iUe meb It aIab
Sino.
Oct sr ianbt 6srren Tan unbUare
Dor 6iaIp, men fan ri unouRrs gsIfss
neIfsn ueo at 9iue.
RosIe piI maafte iiss. at Der fiass
fau fore Rrau til Os. Mnuits, men
prsu nu ben Der a%nuits Del ct Aar oe
iss sr pig pan, of bu uiI bllus sloo ueb
bet o9 blipe peb msb bet, s9 tGnt iaa
osiuu pua, buao 9srren flyer ueo pous
Ius / PbiIippenierbreost 4, 10.
Sobau 8aIoemur.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-31
Sil Toritaaelie.

Mine @~mbebsbrsors / ben sfIiss
5owatreos %begpnber pitt al lGngss eftsr
ben Bog. JON iss | 9senftab at areb.
isns SstretGr f,nIbe iOrlfafie fra Dan:
matt; entelte bar ausrsbe l~treuet Ii. mig
oesaneGaenoe. Com Spar lilIaoer lea
mig berpso al opIpie, buao port Sam.
funos Raslerer Tan bspibne. at ben for
I9nse lioen IT bsitiIt, laa ben fOrbua.
beniIi9 oil TONNE mso bet %ferits.
2etbebi9ff
DR. g. j.. Robe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-31
@EA
l9T
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yud, isis.

3 0adb ON, q. .Danitersn" pill ua' c
iaa uenIie at optags oisie 2inier, tunbe
ieg baue 9pft Ill al 9iue ct lille giorae
til 5oriinaeIfe at 5orboIbene Der pno
oisfe sgue. Sci bar iee ligefom en-
5elsIie af. at gIaoet bar lite Spalterum
tiIouers for mine gemGrtnin9er. Dog
trinbrer iss, at Bat er msbbeIt mig, at
gIubet opiueer alt. Tom Tan bare Sns
t,resfs for port 6oIt. Deb ben 9siIiss
Deb Tom iss til at taute pua: mon life
,Dnnitsrsn"s g9isre Der | Qanbst %
maOits sntelte paa ben onbsn Sibs 6n-
ust, bror be feife Of os bar SIagt os
Bennsr, tunoe interesfers fig ueb al bsre.
buorIebss 9iuef os 5orboIosne rgrsr fla
ibIanot os Der | Bolt Co., Bis. 0et
sr M lite min 9tnfst buettsn at irsm-
baue sler nsbf9tts port oanfe Settle.
ment. men 9iue bet ct StubsmanI. Der
mtb 6enipn til 5Ortiben os Rutiosn no.
9snIunbe er ouersnsfsmmsnbe meo
Sanbbsbsn.
genGpnsIieu BE fiins Stous" bar /
Iunnbns Iioer lpbt ub ouer 9nnb % Bp
for snb port Organ yDanftsren" tom
til Usroen, men 5Ortibsn og Nutioen CT
sanfte fOrffeui9e paa bisfe g9ns. ri
bsbsusr M lite at sua tiIbnse til pore
5oriGbre, men blot en- 1870 aor, oq
bet er snbba peI Ian9t. Den Sang fab
be Htfe al 2anbbrugsrns | Iman Om,
fanbisbebsr. pense par for mage en-
GiaIbsHbso. 6sbsn :uubs man ~isiiers
faa, men buor mansen en- 9anbbruser
eruebe lite ben Gang / fit ftius Sinh,
nour ban tGn,ts paa, buorfra ubsiftsrns
1ulb. bGttss. Da par Der @runb til /
etOnomif 9enissnbe at BRUCE 8snaps
nelisn, BE ffiQs Stous".
3 be ieners aur bar nu 1raDIbsbsn
9iort fig saIbsnbs ibIuubt Os. Rpe os
imu,te 5armbufs sr Opfsrte omfrins i
SettIemsntet. buorben man faffer Qiei.
Dog finbes FER enbnu entelte gamIe
Fog "hntter. Der benpiiss iom menns
ifelise gOiiser. Wen iissiom 6siisn
M oIbsles bar forbrsusi Often Der fra
Settlsmsntet, iaaIsbes UiI npe 5ufs os
tibsiuursnbe ubbuie I ben narmslts
6remtio fOrbriDe be samIe y9os"bpttsr,
os for matte Generation oil bet belle
TONNE til at ffaa iom ZEN saga blot.
StoUbrift bar | be isnsre. Gnr uarsi
en- lille SubtaststiIbs for ea~nbbruserns.
Del bar Der / mango aor paret Cap
measr, men fun for at Der tunbe bears
beibss Bpsnin9stemmer til Brig for
qanbbruserne. GU for Eiben er Der
ifsrs Danffsre iom ejsr SoDmsaer, os
briDsr IrGforretnins, optsber Greet
poa Robsn of eunbbrussrne o9 fors
uonoIer ret til Ismmer. Del bemGrs
les, at bet CT Hardwood Stop, ri bar
bet. NaOIetrGsrns er fuat0uiss. Ser
bar uarsi Oe er enonu en- Del sobt Era,
men bet er lite iua frift, iom bet par for
en- Del 2tur iiIbase. Gsmmer sr for
giDsn | COB pris, men BsiuerIisbsbsn
Iigser | at faa bet transported til
Jsrnbansu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-31

5uor uiaun benne 8erhsn sr, buroe
fremsaa at feI9snbe: 9n AutOtitet tor.
ffatsrer, at 9Oueomasien at Snoiens
BsfOItnins faar fun omtrent bet baIue
Of ben 5soe, be esentIis buros baue til
9ssemsts RsOtprft Os Rarins. 9ou
ben anben Sioe ertl9rer ben beteubte
8smitsr, grof. atwater, at 4meri.
tus 8sfOItnins | aIminoelisbeo fOrtersr
oObbeIt faa messt, fOm beres fpiiife
g%sIbsfnbsuOe Os lesemIise uOuitIius
frausr. 90 ouen | asbet er bet en-
Renbssernins, at Der Opifaar fere Sps-
bonnie at Gruucisri eno Of RGrinss.
ftnnseI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-31
Wt,sribrift sr nj sDproinotqatstil.

Wtleribrift sr nu 6ppsbinbteststiIs
ben Der / SettIementei O9 oriues sanife
betpbtIigt. 4nn bette 0mraabe TT
oQiaa en- Tinplbeb til Stebe iom for
flee aor tiIbnge par iaa 9ooi iom
ufenbt. Oct er M en- sauite bttpoeIis
Rapital, Der nbbetaIss til eanbbruserue
buer Waansb fra be forIfeuise Reierier,
iom / De iensre Aat ct opfsrte / Ssttls'
a,sntst. Oct bar M b%euirtet. at eanos
bruserne fiber / eanite sObe Omitans
bi9beoer o9 bar life @runo I'll at bstpmre
fs ousr, buorfra SuotGstsrne ffal
fomme.
Saa 99Ieten fan bsraf %forltan, at
BenauneIien be title Sfoue", pasIer
lite for Nutioen.
Meo Suouanerinsen Der til bet oanife
Settlement soar BET lite iaa raft iOm
for ben peO 25 aar iiosn, men bog toms
mtr be, ilere busrt Aar. Seq bar nu /
1sre Mar n%rbeioet iom Smmi9ratiouss
agent, os iGrlie bar bet uGret en- 9ierte'
Jag for mig at atbejoe for ben aIasie
bIanbt port 5OIf. iOm bar 2pft os
lran9 til at ta9e Del / ct triiteIi8t Intb.
WeuigbsbsIiu. Obi be er bog / aImins
oeIiebeo en- Stette l~aaueI for Uisni9.
beoen Iom for Somfnnbet. Del buroe
M pare Dor 6aaesintsrssie. iom eIlter
9ipst | Rrifius, at arbsibe ben Ill at
jamie pore 1rosbrsbre os Irosislfre
pan be Sieoer, buor be bar riseIi9 Ans
leonin9 til at bore SUBS oprtbars Orbs
5ortpnoeIie paa WobersmoaIst.
Oct G MI lite iaa uanitsIlgt Der at
iaa FL 9ism, tbi bet frazer lite iaa for
en- Rapital. ba 9anbet sr iGrbsIes biaisi,
naar man bstanter, at bet er ct sammeIt
Excitement, o9 mere eQer minbre ops
bprtebe 6urme er forboIbspis biaise,
men bet trauer 4tbeiosIpit o9 ct sobt
Rob. Nlur BET lite %futtes, Tan 6OIt
sobt TONNE frem meb imaa MibIer.
Neo 6enipn Ill Subs Orbs 6ortpn-
belle lblanbt os, ba bar ri @runb til at
pare tatnemmsIi9e, ibi ui bar Cubs.
t%ieneite 3 @anse huer Maunsb, os naar
man Ter ben til Subs Risss llobrsbsIie
oe buab Strait os 9atteIie Der rsrsr fig
paa bette Omraube, Fan bet o u9re file
NOT ibIanot os, men bog Ter bet tiIipnes
labenbe ub til, at Der o9ioa sr itst en-
tpoeIis 6%rsmsans | ben Retnins, tbi
imntte os r~ummeIi9e Rirter, iom paslsr
eiter pore 6orbOIb, er | be itnsre aar
Opferte / ole be oanffs Weniebeber.
ReIisiOnsfOIer, SsnbassitoIer, uns.
oomsmeoer, .Sanaforeninssr, auinbss
iorsninssr er osiaa ct @oos Der ibIanbt
ben onnife BefoItning. iom uiI Isnnes
meo Y%elfsusIfs. iadfrsmt bet briuss |
ben rstte aonb. 3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-31
Irn Rirke nn 9kplr.
D3. g. 3. u 0 B e.

rGtoent RI ii ger bolot 1884
fsl9snoe minoeuarbige Gale til nosls
teoIOeiite Stuocnter / Misfonsbulet /
Berlin: Get er NIT 0nite, at Z, Btss
ore, lite MAJ uioe noset anbet snb uIsns
Rriftns ben aOrsfrit,Os. Seq isste lite
9trren, men ban ieste mig. Seq uiIoe
uare prGff, men ban bar pit mig en-
anben Bel. 9taar leg nu Ter bisis unse
RGnb Der, iaa Ter nit 6isrts / mig.
og leg iGnter: 5uor eIlfeIige er beres
5soOsr, iOm %fottpnoer 5reol 6uis 3
tommsr til nit eano, iaa louer leg cher,
at min Reaerins ffuI iaune aue gsis for
cher til GuanssIiets 5OrtpnbsIis."
Ssmonbsmision Spbaf:
rita. Gen norfe SsmnnbsmisIions
fblte @eneroIforiamIin9 befluttsoe at
anusnbe inbtiI 5000 Rrouer aarIis til
en- forisgsuis girtiombeb / ipbafritanffs
6opns. Den tibIiesrs Ssmonbsprah
/ gusnOs aires, M Sosnepraii til aIs
uGriuno. 8. 5. o. @eelmupben n,
BAR ben auIsbnine tiIbubt iig at reiis
Der nsb for at unberisss 5orbolbsns oe
btspnbs girtfombsb iom ct 5oriss. Be
-
iiprelien moeto9 meo Slaoe bette Ill.
buo, os YIanen par, at paltor @esI.
mupoen aueteoe III ifuIbs bare rein Der
neo. URsn iaa fanot gefiprslIen, at
bet paa @runb al 6rissn par utiIruubss
Iist, Of ban M rsiits al Steb, Os at
bet par enfteIiet, al man iaa liben an
l q 2 Maoneoer, inotil maaite 1illtans
osns / Spoairita funee pie FIG miutre
oprsUns.
RotoIifter % protsitantsr.
3 9pfflano CT ubtommet en- tirtsIie
Statiltit, iom 9iuer OpIpsninssr ON,
buorlsbeS antauet af groteitanter %
aalOIitter 9anost bar itiuet fig iii bin.
nnoen / be isnere 4ar. Der oplpies
innleoes, at / greusisn bar fben 1871
RotoIitternss AntnI tiltusst l~iertsrs snb
proteitantsrnes, nemli9 fra Iiot opsr 8
Wliaionsr I'll ma Iteu IL, oItian omtrine
33 Yroceni, meoens Yroteitaniernss
9iIuGtf run er omtrin9 26 grocent,
nemlis fla IS Ill libt Ousr 20 NiIioner.
Com aariae an9iuer 5orfaiteren bIunbt
anbet en- fart Jnbuonbring nf rusfffe
golnttsr os andre RotOIitter, / 5Orbins
belle meb en- taIris u%ouanbrins al euan'
seIifte.- Wen mar bet 9aIber be bIuns
bebe 2gsteftnber", bo sr Biubin9en af.
eiorte pnn ~euon9eIiif Sibe, tiltrobs for
ale Romertirtens NnitrangsIier. Oct
fremsoar bebt at besse aonfssfOnsrs
StOIsfatifit. 6oItetGuinssIiterne ub:
pt1et nemlt9 fel9enoe:
Den /. Dse. 1890 par Der | prsuss
fen af Born unoer 10 Var af vbIanosbs
9Gsteffnber" 1888 Here eunnssIiIfe
enb tatoIife; 5 aor sfisr par Broceutsn
ftegst, iau Der par SIS. 299 fisre euunssI'
Re snb ~tatolffe Born. Cor bet belle
8ebtommeuoe filler 5orboI.
bet fla subuu eunffieere for proteifuu.
Nutnaet al Ouersanse fra ben
rOmsrfte airts Ct 9 @anss iaa tort iom
fra ben sUan9sIiifs Rtrts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-31
Gil N6onnenterne.

Baa @runb al nar forsfiausnbe, fore
n~obetaIinssr bebes snbuer, Der enbnu
lite bar bstaIt for narpareubs aargan9
af BIaoet. ON DenIisfi at inoieube pen-
gene inarsft mnIist.
@rbsbish,
Danish Luth, Publ. House.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-31
&orfet til Yr9ftsrnss
Strife.

Den bnnite airts, % Praftr. .s2e. 65
Den fOrenebe Rirts, l3 -. 1880
Dante 5ripraitsr, iammsnrees
net observation-disclosures. 100
Dante Praifer / fOrfteui9e sp:
nObsr % 9isnsiter: ROrft sp.
nobe, 5orenst nOrif Rite,
Soma Spnooe, glew gOrt
Winiferium, p~ennipluania
Spuoee, 5apuu % Snbien, 0, 10 so
Yr0feisnner, 2............. 800.
DANTE @piitopaIprRiier. -. 900
Donit Presbptsrianpraii, L.. 300
Salt $50 IS
Soolsbss forbeIi:
Den bonffe airte. ...........S26 65
Den forsnsbe Rirts 80. -. 1850
GiIIammsn 40. Is
uoen for be to Somfunb. -. 1880
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-31
Rebafter: SARAH Senen.

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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-06-19

professional showmen, for such they
are, start in the Eastern States in
August with their stock they get
together at the first stock show, then
form a circuit each one will attend
all hold themselves together toa cir
cult where one judge goes the whole
round, or has influence in others, to
see that the stockmen get the lions
share of all the honors. Then the
railroads give them greatly reduced
rates to all points. Biltmore farms
not competing for prizes will not
stop the professional showmen from
coming to our State fair it will
only encourage more of them, for
they already know the Biltmore es-
tate has some of the best stock
money and experienced men can
buy. I only wish North Carolina
had more V~anderbilts, who r able
and willing to show what can be
grown in North Carolina in stock
and farm production.
/ know if the managers will treat
the North Carolina stock breeders
with a class in each breed of stock it
will not only show to the world what
North Carolina has in her own State,
but will build up the fair in North
Carolina stock and have larger at
tendance, as when a man in any To-
sends the products of his farm
it will encourage his friends to go
and see not only their own county
exhibits, but those of other counties.
AS an exhibitor in former years hope
this fall to see the State fair mana
give one and all a good North
Carolina fair, with our own produc-
Former Exhibitor, Burling-
ton, n. c., in Raleigh Post.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-06-19
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 81

CONCLUDED FROM PAGE g..
Craig-Johnson spat the warmest and
most exciting debate of the session
was over the bill ''to restore good
government to Brunswick county"
discussed in the House for nearly
two hours before adjournment Thurs
day night. This bill was for the ap-
pOintment of two or three extra
county commissioners and a long list
of magistrates tohOld Office six years
from May, 1901 for the county of
Brunswick, the magistrates to elect
the commissioners after the expira-
ton of the terms of these appointed
appointed by the Legislature. The
bill was introduced in the Senate by
Senator Davis of Brunswick and
passed it's several readings in that
body. In the House it was intro
duced and champiOned by j. Frank
Ray, of Macon, and as vigorously
opposed by Representative Mcneil,
of Brunswick. These two opponents
for nearly two hours played with
alternating success and failure a
splendid game, in which skill, cour-
age, and chance all figured.
DIR. McNeiu asserted that the peo-
pie of Brunswick wanted to elect
their own county officers and to pass
this bill would injure the Democratic
party and it's candidates.
Ray made a spirited speech in de-
Tense of the bill. He asserted that
McNeill's wishes should not be re-
garded as he was opposed to the Con
stitutional Amendment, thereby af-
fliating with Republicans and ne
groes. At this point Reinhardt, of
Lincoln, interrupted and Ray re-
marked, There's another of the
same stripe"
DR.. Mcneil, replying, told Ray
that he (McNeilD~ represented as hon
est people and as white people as
Ray. That he and Reinhart had
opinions of their own, were men
enough to maintain them, and would
vote as their cOnsciences dictated.
have stood by our pledges and
promises. fully explained my pO-
sitiOn to the Brunswick Democratic
before I was nominated
and I represent Brunswick Demo-
Ray spoke again, severely ar
raigning Mcneil. He declared it
was a choice between Senator Davis,
a true Democrat, and DR.. Mcneil,
who was not on the side of the white
people. Hot words were used, 9th
.rS were drawn into the controversy,
and the House was soon in a turmoil.
Finally the vote was taken, showing
35, nays Is. 1t seemed that
Mcneil was beaten, but he made
the point of no quorum. The roll
call was answered by 81, showing a
quorum present. Mcneil then
played his last card, moving to adj
journ till July oath. This might
have proven a failure had not Win
ston, of BERTHE, who had decided it
good Democratic policy to dodge the
question, urged enough members to
Iefrain from voting to show no quo
rum. This was done and the point
of quorum again made. So McNeill,
with inferior forces, came out victO-
The House then adjourned till 10
M, July "a, 1900. The Senate had
previously adjourned till the same
time. 1t is not at all probable that
this session will be held, however,
new developments in the po-
Iitical field render this second re-as-
sembling essential to Democratic
success. J
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-06-19
Proclamation by the Governor
5000 REWARD.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
WHEREAS, official information
has been received at THIS DEPART
MENT that on May 13, 1900, in Mitch
ell Co., North Carolina, one George
Samples did kill and murder III
Charles Bise.
AND WHEREAS, it appears that
thesaid George Samples has fled the
State, or so ~cOnceals himself that the
ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon him
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Daniel l..
Russell, Governor of the State of
North Carolina, by virtue of author
ity in me vested by law, do issue this
nv PROCLAMATION, offering a re-
ward of Two Hundred Dollars for the
apprehension and delivery of said
George Samples to the Sheriff of
Mitchell County at the Courthouse in
B~akersville, N. c., andIdOe njOin all
officers of the State and all good citi-
zens to assist in bringing said Grim
inal to justice.
Done at our City of Raleigh, the
9Th day of June, in the year of u
Lord one thousand nine hundred and
in the one hundred and twenty
fourth year of our American indie
pendence.
DANIEL l.. RUSSELL,
By the Governor:
BAYLUs CADE,
Private Secretary.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-06-19
THE BUSINESS AGENCY CAN SUPPLY

Fertilizers, Farming Utensils, Flows and Castings, Hardware,
Buggies, Wagons, Harness, Wagon Scales, Farm Bells, Cook
Stoves, Feed Cutters, Harrows, Hay Presses, Corn Shelters,
Heavy and fancy Groceries, Furniture, Sewing Machines,
Washing Machines, Pianos, Organs, Barbed and Plain Wire,
Poultry and Farm Fencing, Guns, Powder, Shot, Loaded
Shells, etc. etc, ETC. Write for prices on anything you want.
All orders filled at prices ruling on the day the order is received.
Send for 1900 Catalogue of Buggies and Harness just out.
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS FOR WAGONS.
WILLIAMSON, N. c., May %, 1900,
T. B. PARKER, S. B. A, HIsboro, n. c..
DEAR SIR & Bro Il received through you sometime ago a Tar Heel'
wagon. [ want to say that I am we'll pleased with it. It gives entire sat
in every particular. It is strong, we'll made and light running.
I had rather have it tnan som that are now selling o the market at prices
ranging from $50 to $50 each. Fraternaly, T. L. GREEN.
T. B. PARKER, STATE BUSINESS AGENT,
HILLSBORO, N. c..
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-06-19
STOCK AT II FAIR.
Views of a North Carolina Breeder Who
Speaks from Experience.

Views of a North Carolina Breeder Who
Speaks from Experience.
notice in Sundays issue a stock
breeders letter in regard to the
North Carolina State Fair relative
to stock coming from the Northern
and Western States taking away all
the money given by the State fair,
which gives us home breeders no
show with stock raised in North Car
DINA. I have been an exhibitor at
the State fair with stock. | know
how a North Carolina breeder feels
who has his stock in thrifty breed
ing condition and has to compete
with the stock grown and fed only
for the show rings, and when
through with the seasons circuit of
fairs are sold to the butchers, as they
are no further good for breeders.
Take, for instance, the lot of stock
purchased by the Agricultural and
Mechanical College a few years ago
and see following year at the State
fair. These very cattle, in cOmpari-
son with the same breeders, who
came the next year with another
lot of their showing stock why
some of them were ashamed to own
they ever had the college cattle
themselves. This ought to teach the
managers of the North Carolina State
fair to encourage lei who try to
build up the stock interest of the
State, to give them a class in each
class of stock North Carolina raised,
that are breeders, and not fat show
stock. Ask Crawford, one of the
best butchers Raleigh has, did not
he buy stock, and kill the same, of
the men who showed the same stock
at the Raleigh fair grounds only a
few weeks before lin competition
with North Carolina raised stock.
which in line of breeding were as
good as any stock the Northern or
Western exhibitors had. AS our
stock was in breeding condition, suit
able for the North Carolina farmer,
were left as, the judges claimed, we
were not fitted for show stock,
though some of our stock were bet
ter bred as to their dairying quail
tiles. We were not in the Ring.
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AND IMPORTED STRAINS OF
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IA 4AN III II DEEJ IN Il
AND IMPORTED STRAINS OF
A. J. G. G. JERSEY, Large
ENGLISH BERKSHIRES and
STANDARD POULTRY.
We exhibited at five State Fairs in
the fall of 1899 and made a record
that has never approached by any
other breeding establishment.
The BILTMORE JERSEYS won
80 Sweepstakes, 5 First Herd Prizes,
3 Second Herd Prizes, A individual
First Prizes, % Seconds and 6 Thirds.
BILTMORE BERKSHIRES won 10
Sweepstakes, 119 First Prizes, 80 Sec
Onds, and Is Thirds.
The BILTMORE POULTRY won
over 500 prizes, and moro frsts and
seconds on each and every variety
we breed, than all our competitors
combined.
Apply to GEO, 7, WESTON, SgPt
az SEND AT ONCE
FOR SPECIAL PRICE
LIST OF BERKSHIRES
AND POULTRY, ONLY
GOOD FOR ONE MONTH
FROM DATE.
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--r1ov OF THE STATE TREASURY.

.,rrD RECEIPTS DURING THE FIRST
MONTHS OF THE CURRENT FIS-
r,T YEAR BEGINNING DECEM-
Der 1, 1899.
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DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE FIRST SIX
MONTHS OF THE CURRENT FISCAL
YEAR BEGINNING DECEM-
E 1, 1899.
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the same place until the Union Theologi
cal Seminary was moved here.
CAPT. A. w. MILLER MENTIONED.
Meeting OF the Committee on Grounds
and Buildings Las. Night.

The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings met in regular session last night with
the following members present: Messrs.
Marx Gunst (ctairman). Blanks, ferriter,
King, Stein and West
A communication from Major Is. +.
Howard. Chief of Police, was read, asking
permission to use rooms 10 and 20. third
floor of the City Hall, in order to store
furniture and use the rooms in connection
with the Bertillon system for idennt1ca-
ton adopted for the measurement OF
crooks The communication was referred
to a subcommittee consisting Of Messrs.
King. West and Stein.
The committee ordered that bids be in
vited for fuel and ice and supplies for the
departments for one year, which are to De
opened at the next meeting OF the body.
The City Engineer was authorized TO ar
range for current to run the electric fans
in the Council chamber and the committee
rooms
A communication from Acknowledgement
Male relative to the appointment of a
senior captain to command the Walker
Light Guard pending the election OF
colonel commanding, was received and
read. The paper mentioned Captain A w
Miller as the senior captain The En-
gneer was requested to procure additional
information from the Acknowledgement
concerning the subject.