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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06
Korreiponoancer
GbicasO, 81.

ben ienere Gio foretommet Der / Bpen.
= Detsttiudsf GoIIernns Stops
port for Utai Ipoer pao, at be SO De.
tettiuer, Der itaar unoer BAN, / Moi
Woaneb bar foretaset 215 Arreitatio'
uer % brost 3puesOos til giermanoeus
for S41,636.70
= arbeiositrioen er enbnu paa lam.
ME Stanopunft, o9 Der sr insen lloliet
til 6orIis. 5Iere 6orbnnblinser bar
uGret 'ctt uoen noset esentIist Relal:
tat. arbeioerne ptI 9srne iOrbanbIe,
ou fere bsspnoer at Iioe lsb.
Der menes, at omtrent 5000 Union
oa Non=union gpgrinesorbeiosre /
forfeaiss Gag sr / @rbeioe Der / Bpen
for 6ioen, os omfrins ueo 5000 andre
sr leeise os bar uaret bet, lioen godous
ten bleu srtl9ret at Notwithstanding
gen D. 5ebruar.
= Manse StanOinaOer Der fra gpen
er / benne Gib / oerss 5abrslano.
= Ter pat lipliat Rgre Der 8etoras
tIonsougen. Jolf fotteoss puo Rife.
sunrOene for at lasse Winostrnnie paa
be fare beriooebss @rape.
= Ger er / ben ienere 3io beo Here
/ 0omieS Snitttut uoen at buue fdnet
GiIipn at 9G9e o9 faoet Neoicin. De
ioft oeoe Dor melt uGret tiIreileuoe pa
iienter. Oct er ret merteIist, at for'
nuftiss Wenneffer Ton labe zig forspsle
al 3owies 9n%mbu9IGre, al be taite oil
6Ornnit ouer Bcro, o9 tpr til BAN ON
9ieIp | uanffeIi9e Gilfalbe.
Raifelten Der bolbtes / @ben8er
Rifle, par 9obt bsisSt % til @IGoe for
fore % imaa.
= @6entSer Menisbsb bat Zig andre
6irteiamtuno bespnot at bOloe Meoe
pua @~abebisrner en- buIu Time for
@ubstieneteu / airfen. Msbet fortlse
2 enbag uar 9obt beisst.
= Yallor 9eeoe, Der for en- lib
fibsn BAR ips os nnoer9if IN OperatiOn,
CT otter raif. Operotionen ioreto9es
at MisionGr Dirtetunb, Der fors
npIis bar taset 2ases@tsamen.
= paiior 9eeoe bar facet Ralbsbreu
fra en- ounit eu. lutb. Uienisbeo / UiI=
wautee, os Der er uoli9t til, at ban tu-
ger mob RaIoet.
6un er for 3iben BrGt for en- norit
eu. Iuib. Wenisbeb / Yuumann gu,
Der ben forte Iio, BON bar ueret oens
Br9It, CT blomltret op fra en- lille Brit
lombeb til en- temmeli9 flor Weni9beo.
Ssnba9sffolen bar omtrent 1870 Born,
os btr or en- MISUNDERSTANDING paa oOer
50 Reolemmee.
= 6bens;.r eu. Iutb. Menisbee boI'
Der Picnic Abe Juli ON Sub oil ueo
Cumming, Menisbeoens l%GbuanIi9s
Picnic Ylaos.
= Yoltor Yeter en- Iommsn meo
flsrs 4raiter rsilte Manoags til Mars
meoe.
Der pil | 4ar blue bolot oanIf
6srienole / 6bensSer 8irte fra 6. 9uIi
til 81. ausuit.
Wr. Donnie os 8 at bans CUB:
bommeIiee healers er untIuset for at
baue bsbaubIst en- liuosiuas pise Go'
mics Sniitut uoen at saUs license,
hpiIfst er forbuot / Suinois' StutsIoue
% ftraiiss neo $1,000 MuItt eaer ct
alurs 1ustbusitraf.
Der err rsiiRla9er ouer, ataontrat'
tsrsr / gpen. Der logger Cement eusr
Murfsnsfortouse, bar inpot @ienooms=
bsdotere for fore GUNNER ueb at an-
usnoe baarlis WateriaIe. Oct er Dos
usbiaaelis Snipettsrer, Der bar StpIcen
for Bebraseriet. Strange at benz bar
nspps let en- Murftsn, for be ffaI una
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06
Gen Oanife aoloni / @L.o
SO, ". 9afota.

8 bette 6oraar bar bet enc Ststurs
tionstOs efler bet anbst fort eanoissere
ns Beboere, Os 5ra9tiosene bar tsri
5lptsobs bsrtil / for lloiirGtning. Oct
fortoItes al ct gtsturtionsto9 ierte 900
Bsrioner til be forfelise Stsoer Waro
Co., o9 at Der fra ben Dag al ANTON
81 Ssrnboneirasiposns mso 5lplgoos til
aenmars, % Der maa I tort Iise lao
mssst 5IptsObs til Bowbsus %fOrubsn
iaa be minore Stotiouer. Hdar man
tGnter, al ben Craft bar aoaet for fig
nere Maantoer, pil man funne bnnne
fig 5oreffiains ON 9nofptnin9ens Oms
iana, ieIp ON be angiune 3o9es Snos
fsrfdI fulee pare be ltsrits baaoe meb
6snipn iii psriOnsr os 6Ipi9obs. Snb.
flptninsen fer iaa burti9. at man lite
Tan fslqe meb blot ben oanife Vation.
9anbtOrtst Ssrnbanetompasniet uo9iuer.
piier, at 9anoet opta9ss meb e for.
bapisnoe 6urtisbeo.
Sibfe ginter par lite itrGne. 6ors
aor oe Saotio Tom tioIist. Den Sao,
Der er facet meb Press-Driii / uet bpr.
tet Sorb, iiaar sobt, berimoo ben, iom
er iaaet msb Suano suer meo Saareos
fab, iom Iaase Saosu open paa 5or.
ben, er lite tommst sobt op. Der er
brettet mssst npt qane Os iaoet Scr /
/ 9lar. Den 27os Wni bOuoe ri llot
Resn; ben 3ots Wej resneoe bet nGiten
ct bel Desn. Nu er Sorbsn sobt uaao.
Sporiomt Resn / Waj bar insen pin:
bring uGret for en- COB 9sft | be fores
gaasnbs aur, os Der sr inaen @runb til
at tro, at bet ifal pare bet / 4ar, ba ri
bar bait FART Re9nueir fuIot iaa tbs
Iist, iom bet forgaaenoe aar. ut no.
tale fig om9sftuoistsrne M pilbe uGre at
forgribe W~ebodelien, men iaa uiot je9
tan ifenns. sr pore Ssifubfi9ter Iiseiaa
sobs, iom be fOrsaaenbe aar usb osnne
Glib.
9rinitatis Wsni9bebs Rirtear'
bsibe saar fin iaune@u 8i bur@ubsi
iisnslte meb SsnbassfOle bOerS snbas;
paa Ssnbusgftamibo
Torsba9 gftsrmibbas Somtulsmsbs, oe
apinbemsbs en- Sang | Maansbsn ON.
firing Dos Bebosrne. 6olf iomlss fit
tist til @ubsiienefe S%snbasens. Sir.
ten er nu forftsnnet meo ct imuttlaarn
Msnisbsoen bar beiluttst at baus airte
inbpislie omtrins ben Abe SuIi. uet
bpiItsn GnIsbnins ri uenter at faaprisi
moiatteIfe pau gansn os faa Befss a
mango Iansere Oft fra.
@ib 6errsns Billie MATTE lie | alt.
@bets benSipne,
s. 9ansn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06
raSlairCo
%
teoIooilfe Seminarium.

9r. 3. 9briitian gap ffa 0es
Woints, Soma, par Der / IIsre Da9e |
fOrri9e use Os 9jotoe zig bstsnot meo
Sfolen os bsns g~irtiombsb, FAINT ou,r'
uareoe nosIe al De munoiIise 9tsaml.
ner.
Or. Center par pinlebn9 /
@ranb 9sIuno. Rebr., Og prGbitebe |
fin samle Utenisbso.
5Orrise Iorsbus eftsrmiboa9,
Rrilti 6immslfurtsbus. bapbe nj en-
bpeselie lille 6iemfsli. otOlens 6or'
ltanber tratterebe mso ice cream %
Rage uos / Stolens 9aue, 90 o%srefter
taite ilere af qarsrne nGrmelt meo 5en=
bIit paa 3ussns getponins, % Cans
gems lOnsr Leo irIit % Hart / ben
oeilise, title 5oruarsIuit. Sibt ipiltss
Der til aftsn / bet sronne; tbi man
tunoe lite bstuemms fig Ill OF forIabe
bet oeiIiss Steb 9ausn.
puItor SimOnen, almbnus
ton. Soma, % pOitOr 9islfsn.
Berssfo,b, g. o., par Der / liolte
use lum Gsniorsr Deo ben teOIosiits
@tsamen.
Slutninesmsbsrns pan Stolen
par NOT iaa usuptteOe. 6Oriamlin9s'
lolen par font impttst meb 6Ing, SlOms
itsr oe @rsnt. iamt meo ct Tor De al'
aaaenoe Rlaslers neutrality-suspicious.
afpasiet Woiio. Da bs9se Afteners
groaram bIep mebbsli | ible u9e ifal
be Der lite narmers bersrss, tun tilfeler
ri. at bet err lite uben Betponing al
Itaa peo 6~ulbsnbelien al ct 4tbeioe, en'
ten bet nu bar iasst %tOriere sasr Iensers
Glib, osrior bar %iauoanne Setter o9iaa
oeree Wit peltioeli9peo.
Stolen er iaa auttsi ben site
WaD, Os ct Vars girtiombsO Ii9ser
baepsb. &It / oil bar oct 8auet soot.
9srren bar bolbt fin 9aano ouer %, %
ri bar uarst ifuunst iOr Sp9ocm % alt
anost, iom ri ptsnnei FER tan an9lieS
for; os ri bar @runo til at globe os
peb bet 9tar, Der sr sanst, nosn bog oil
glemms, at 9erren ul trGcs HsSnifab
Tor bet Maal al 1roffab, Tom ben ems
tsIts busr for fig bar bepilt I IT arbsloe.
DE flsite S:ubsnter % slsuer er MI
%reif;e, nosle er tiIbdse for at operu9re
aarsmsOst, men inart bar bper oanoret
fin Del, Os Minoerns aIene ltaar til'
baee.
s Dag (Manbas) sr Rsnisbsoens
6oIt Os andre, Tom bar Diaiss 9iarter
| os finite 9anoer | trault girtiombse
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-06
Waupara, isis.

pulIUl ~ U u U II ny pulIOl I 30
III reiife / oenne use til Nursmsbet /
Blair, Nebr. vi ben @runo uiI Der
insen @ubstienelte bliue / nOssn af Rir,
terne naite Spnoas. SsnOasen ben
lobe piI Der after bIipe boIbt 9ubsties
neite / 6eli9aanoss Rirten; men ba
Yaitor Sobnion uenter at beIgee fine
samle 8uteploOier, oil Der insen Subs
%tieneite bIiue / @Or 6reIlers airte for
SpnoOsen ben 24oe. SeuOassftOIerne
pil be9pnoe ueb i%Gbpanli9 Gio.
= Deb Dor 6reIlers 6irtes Ssns
ba9sfolelGreres maanebIi9e Msoe,
bolot Qirsbas Aften fiblte t1ge, bier
bet beifemt at boIbe S~snoassftoIeus
aarIise uof lu9tstur GOrsous ben 2sbe
Sum- paa ben iebuanIise YIabs ube
ueb @bicu9o 9ate. gn &omite BIER uo.
ual9t for at Ie til at fau 6armerne til
at 9ipe Befororins not til at tore Bsr.
meme o9 enbuer, iom bar Qplt til at
tomme meb uo til PIablen. Chen Ellen
lat til SCI. 8 beItemt fra 6irten.
= Ufr. OIeGaren en-, Iom / mauae
4ar bar bait @rocerpbutit Der / Bpen,
IoIste iibte Girsoas fin Torretnins til
9oute arr EN-, bans Son, og 9ouie
Anoer 0 n fra 5arminston o9 uenter
nu / fine samle Dd9e at faa llot 6ptle
etter fit mon9eGarSNrbeioe screenings
liuet.
u. Wt. San E n par / Gbicaso
liote u9e Snteresit af fin 6orretnins.
Orr. os W3rs. Qnbre Stiu1
0 II rejite / liolie u9e til oeres ny Oiem
i Gan @enter, Minn., buor Mr.
StiniOn bar bespubt Ell ny 5orretnins.
= 3irsbas 6ormiboas bapoe ri to
Branoolarme. Den fsrlte Glotten 9
oar for Or. Reios 0us, buor Der par
tOmmen Glib / Easet fra Storitenen.
Sfaoen bleu bog ubetpoelis. Rlotten
II par Der Slo ct Sommerteften Dos
@nten Wrs. Warp $ n II. Qpnst
bapbe ilaaet MO bet, os inhen Branbs
forpiet tom Der op, bouoe ben faaet
9oot fat. Oct reooeoes BOG; men Qabet
bleu auiseuel fort, oa be bauoe meset
af beres gintertei puttet inc paa Qoitet.
DUN bapoe in9en Insurance.
= Beter . Il en- uoe peb Borne.
hiemmet, iom bar uaret ips i lensere
Glib ui appendicitis, rejite tiIOibtoib
iiblte u9e or at unoersaa en- operation
hos Or. 8 pan ct. Marps SO.
lpital.
= Warius Gbriten ie meb
6amilie bIeo optoaet Tom Weolem at
Dor 6reIiers Menigbsb fbite Spnbog.
= Deb Mobet liblte uae at Waupnca
school board blsu Yrofeslor 6. 81.
Sbomalter 9enuaI9t til neite Qors
99rsr / Dor StoIe, builtet enbuer gors
ger bar COB Nnrlus til at eIGbe fig ouer,
oa bon er en- COB O9 ouelis SGrer.
y 9Or 6rsIiers Meniapebs apinoes
forenin9 ufboIber lit nelte Weoe pos
Urs. @ttrom lOrsoa9 @Itermibba9
ben 2Ibe Stunt.
= III bert 8. 8enIptfe, 9Ibits
Spn At Wr. o9 Wrs. BenIptte,b Ieu
ben 2lbe Mui gift meb ORiis Mary
s. en- bens uf Gate @oseoic, Uii9.,
bpor gilbert er Statiousforpalter for
Duluth and South Shore r. X. Co.
De tom Der til gpea paa beres Brpl.
Iupsreiie iofe use, bpor be meo bans
Sslter Mrs. 3 er al minneapolis
er / BeIe9 b0s oeres 6or9lore.
= Mr. 6. 8. 6osbers iolste fin
| 6orretnins liofe llse til Mesfrs. @b.
og 6rant Nielen at Ninneconne,
Bis. De uil nu sau unber Raunet af
Nelion Bros.
Sioite 6rebas @ftermibbas blsp
Ser. Is arl q lei o n os Wiis Nis
coItneM orten n esteuiet | Dor
5~reIlsrs Rirfe at paftor Sobnion. De
nil boiatte fig | Osbens 6errp, buOr
Mr. NieIion pil banoIe meb Farmsup-
ply.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-22
HICKS 1901 ALMANAC.

Whatever may be said of the scientific
causes upon which the Rev. Irl r. Hicks
bases his yearly forecast of storm and
weather, it is remarkable fact that
specific warnings of every great storm,
food, cold wave and drouth, have been
plainly printed in his now famous AL
manac for many years. The latest start
ling proof of this fact was the destruc.
tion of Galveston, Texas, on the very
day named by Prof. Hicks in his 1900
Almanac, as one Of disaster by storm
along the gulf coasts. The 1901 AL
manac, by far the finest, most complete
and beautiful yet published, is now
ready. This remarkable book of near
two hundred pages, splendidly lllustrat-
ed with charts and half-tone engravings,
goes as a premium to every subscriber
who pays one dollar year for Prof
Hicks journal, Word AND Works. The
Almanac alone 10 sent prepaid for only
25c. Order from Word AND Works
Publishing Company, 2201 Locust Street,
st. Louis, Mo.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-22
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Lost about Sunday November 4th,
about five miles from Storlie post Office,
thre" horses described as follows: One
bay mare. about eight years old, brand-
ed &c G'on left shoulder, shoes on front
feet; one bay mare nine, years old. white
spot one forehead, had halter on when
last seen; one bay horse seven years old,
one white toot, stands with one hip low
er than the other, had halter on when
last seen. Suitable reward will be paid
by undersigned for information leading
to their recovery.
JAMES, aTOURON,
Post Office, Olga, North Dakota.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-22
AUGUST FLOWER.

'It is a surprising fact" says Prof.
Houton, "that in my travels in all parts
of the world, for the last ten years, 1
have met, more people having used
Green's August Flower than any other
remedy, for dyspepsia, deranged liver and
stomach, and for constipation. I find
for tourists and salesman, or for persons
filling office positions, where headaches
and general bad feelings from irregular
habits exist, that Green's August Flower
is grand remedy. 1t does not injure
the system by frequent use, and is ex-
cellent for sour stomachs and indiges-
ton" Sample bottles free at N. e. Nc
Gruer. Sold by dealers in all civilized
countries. Get Green's Prize Almanac.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-22
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Strayed away from my premises,
situated about five miles southwest of
Dresden on Tuesday, November 9th,
one grey colored heifer, aged two years
old, with horns that turn in. Had q
small piece of rope attached to same
when last seen. Suitable reward will be
paid for information leading to it's re-
covery by the undersigned.
IsIAH BARNHART.
Post office address, Dresden, N. Oak.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-22
COUNTY WARRANTS.

Public notice is hereby given that on
and after the date of this notice all
county warrants up to and including
Registered No 1851 will be paid upon
presentation at the Office of the County
Treasurer. Interest on same ceases on
and after the date of this call.
Langdop, N. D., Nov. %, 1900.
JOHN McGAuvRAN, Co. Treasurer.
By #. MAY, Deputy.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-22
LOST OR STOLEN.

A ladies gold watch, hunting case;
case No. 62S4490 Elgln national move-
ment,-No.-6799C69 Size No. 6.
This watch it is thoughtwas taken
from Hankey's Hotel on Nov. 18th by 2
small child and either lost-or disposed
of by him. The finder or anyone knowing
anything of this watch will receive re-
ward by returning same or leaving word
at this Office
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-22
TAKEN UP,

at my place east of town about Oct,
Goth two steers described as follows:
One spring steer calf color red; one
yearling steer, color roam. Owner will
prove property and pay costs incurred or
they will.be disposed Of as provided by
law.
JOSEPH WEBSTER.
Post. Office, Langdon N. DaH.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-22

Taken up about Nov. 12 at my place
in Berlin township, one black SOW,
weight about 200. Thought to be of
Poland-C China breed. Owner will prove
property and pay expenses incurred or
same will be disposed of as required by
law.
o. HE1MBEcKER.
Post Office Langdon, N. D.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-22
ESTRAY NOTICE.

From my place east OF town about the
middle of last month two black sows
ged about two years. They are suppos-
ed to have gone eastward. Party taking
them up will please notify the under
signed who will pay charges and ex-
penses incurred.
JOSEPH WEBSTER.
POST Office, LangdoD, N. D.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-22

Notice is hereby given that my wife
having left my bed and board l shall no
| n .er hold myself responsible for any
debts or accounts incurred by her in my
name after the date and publication Of
this notice.
HENRY HAHN,
Dated, November %, 1900.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-22

Greet Northern Excursion tickets to
Eastern Canada are good for three
months and allow stop over privileges
going and returning.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-22

On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
Langdon Mercantile Co., coal oil,
etc $50 4O
DR.. r E. Cuffe, salary as county
physician, quarter ending Sept.
3Oth, 1900 Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
Plaindealer Publishing Co., print
ing abstract and brief in case
State vs.. cGruer.................... 40 90
H. j. Goff, services as County
Com'r 16 90
Harry Dunford, services as
County Com'r. mr...................... 8 so
Geo. Weir, services as County
Com'r ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a 30
Joseph Heapy, services as County
Com'r. .............. 9 50
Peter Reid, services as County
Com ~ oU
On motion the board adjourned until
two O'Clock p. M, Wednesday, December
26th, 1900.
RoBr. Work County Auditor.
HI. Corr chairman.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-22
TO THE PUBLIC:

Post Office, Langdon, N. D.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-22

For barsaing On s!oaks 50 70 Q. !.
Kslly's.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-22
TAKEN UP.

Post Office, Olga, North Dakota.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21
ELEGANT COUNTRY WEDDING.
Marriage of Miss Sadie Reid to Mr.
Henry Pulaski Porter.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Dec. %
"I,ellevette.'. the home of Mr.. Eugene NJ
Redd of Nelson county was the scene ~
s o'clock laIt evening, of a beautiful mar
rage The parties to the contract were
Mr.. Henry Pulaski Porter, a prominent
business man of this city, and Miss Sadie
Claiborne Redd of Nelson. The official
ing minister was the Rev. Mr.. Merridetn-
of the Episcopal Church. The attendants
were Mr. Tom Witt, of Nelson, and Miss
Edith Payne, of this city; Mr.. Ben Kan
dolpl, of Nelson. and Miss Esther Gar
rett, of Loudoun: Mr.. Joseph Dobbs, OF
Fluvanna and Miss Annie Porter, sister
of the groom: Mr.. J. Miller Seay. OF TINS
city. and Miss Fannie Claiborne, of Am
herst. On entering the parlor the groom
was accompanied by his best man, MI;
Cary Carroll Payne, of this city, and
the bride by her maid of honor, NILS
Nettic DobbS. of Amherst.
AT II O clock p. NJ. the bridal party par
took of a sumptuous wedding supper MI
and Mrs Porter arrived in the city at
noon to-day and We're rendered recep-
ton at :; o'clock p NJ by his mother,
Mrs. NJ. B. Porter, Oh Garrett Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21
i Chatham Wedding.
Special Dispatch 70 The Times.)

CHATHAM VA. Dec. 2O.-This afternoon
at ; o clock Il pretty marriage was soIem-
nized at the brides home on South Maine
Street, when Miss Mary Emma White
head was welded to Mr.. John NJ Jones.
The bride is the younger daughter of NJ
]. w. Whitehead, one of the most proml-
nent dry goals merchants Jere Mr.
Jones IS the junior member of the
Chatham Pharmacy. TIL emarriase was q
quiet one, and was witnessed by the rel
atives OF the parties. The entire lower
floor was artistically- and lastly decor
ated The ceremony was performed by
DR.. NJ w. Doggett, of the Presbyterian
Church The groom entered with his best
man. 1Ir. \. 2. Edwards Following came
the maid of honor, Miss Parke White
head. sister of the bride. The bride en-
tered with her father, who gave her away.
The ribbon holders were little Misses
Eva Tredway and Mamie Reid, while
little Sallie Shepherd bore the ring on
trav. After the ceremony supper was
served and a royal good time followed.
Mr.. and Mrs Jones were the recipients
OF many useful and valuable presents.
For the present they are at the residence
of Mr. J. Lawson Carter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21
Town Beats County.

Marriages are always interesting to the
majority Of persons and a few statistics
IS 10 Their number n Winchae1ta- ~n1
FREDERICK county may not come amss.
re AVERAGE numoer Of city marriages
those OF which the bride is a resident of
Mlnchester-is about normal this year.
FOR The past ten years the record shows
that they average So q year
Thus far CORPORATION Clerk Richard l..
Gray has issued thirty-four licenses re-
qurn" one more to make the average
number. County Clerk Cartmell has as
Yet only issued ninety. while tho ava~a
for! the county marriages is 1N6 While
1t is true that there are seventeen more
days in this Year, it is hardly probable
that the county viii attain its average
of los. though the city may so above its
:5.-Winchester News Item.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21
SAW THE PRESIDENT.
Crescent City Races.
Uy AssocintcO Press. !

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 2o.-Beile OF Or
leans, Strangest and Indian were the win
ming favorites to-day. Summaries:
First race-seIling, one mile-Belle of
Orleans G. to 10) first, Silver Coin DC to %
second. Lady Cur,zon Ge to - third.
Time. las
Second race-sell.ng. seven furionSs-
Georgia Gardner GO to u first, Saline C2 to
- second, Algien e to y third. Time. / go
Third race-selling, one mile and II six
1eentt-StTansest q 20 1U first. Sau5er G
to :, second. Alvin w. e 10 u third
Time. Los 1-2.
Fourth race-handtcap six furlongs-
Senator Beveridse 90 TO u first. Tom Col
Inns q to u second. Tom Kingsley G 10
10, third. Time. 1:09
Fifth race-one mile and fifty yards
Indian {. 10 y first EnniSrant q to u sec
ond, Spurs IS TO u third Time 1853 l.
Sixth race-se!ling, seven turlcngs-
Mntin o 10 u first, Educate q to - sec
ond, Teagown e to ], third. Time, 1884.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21
Tho Ma ing Of Christmas Tovs.

The total value Of trade in toys has
grown to tremendous proportions -Accu
rate figures are not attaicable, but experts
estimate that the American pe9p.e buy
annually between S15.09o.0Co and $40 C200C9
worth. OF this sum about one-tllirti goes
to foreign markets. To offset this impor-
tation the domestic manufacturers have
begun TO invade the European markets.
Iron toys. which we make better than any
nation in the world. are sent in large
quantities. especially to England. Our tin
toys. too. are beginning 10 make their way
abroad, thanks to their general superor-
~.
Between five and six million games are
turned out every year. and most of them
remain in the Unitel States Many OF
these games are variations on checkers.
Scores of people are busily at work day
in ard day ont devfSir'g new games Few
things are more profitable than a success
ful invention in this line. Dr. George II
Monks, of Boston. who invented the game
of ''Ha ma has received over S25 coo in
royalties during the past twelve years.
Harper's Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21
Welded I'M WELDON.
Miss Alice Belle Andc, son the Bride
of William ii. HudSnn.
Especial Dispatch 20 The Times.)

Especial dispatch 20 The Ti;iltS
WELDON, y. C, Dec. ao.-The prettiest
wedding OF the season took place this at
Iernoou al $50 O'Clock at the Methodist
Episcopal Church. the occasion being the
marriage of Mr.. William H. Hudson to
Miss Alice Belle Anderson. The interest
ing ceremony Was performed by KEY J.
ID. FL Bunoy, the pastor OF The church, in
The presence OF q large aSSscInbiaCe of the
relatives and friends OF the contracts INC
parties. The church was ariistically deco
rated with holly. mlStietoe runnIn,. ct-,.:.r
and other evo''Srecns, beautifully ar
ranged and feStonned MItl. white MEETINGS
about the altar and chancei
The following We're the attendants:
First, TWO little boys and two sweet iltI,e
girls. Masters Frank focoks and Samuel
4 Chadwick, OF kfnston: Misses Mary Bin
ford Slcdge and Nate Chadwick. VINO ad-
TanceG at the first notes OF MenGelssohn's
Wedding March and opened gates mad.
OF ribbons. Then came the ushcrs-A. Is
Sta:nback and ii. u. Allen. The other an
PENDANTS were: Miss Mary Porter OF Tar
bomo, maid OF honor with MIR. c. A Hud-
son best man; Miss Sal!ie Porter. OF Tar
bore. with Mr.. Forest Stainback: Miss
Olivia Coleman, of Gloucester county
Hudson. of Alabama. with MIR. S. r.
Cary; Miss Icstelle Undertake. of Ra-
leigh. with Nj Ed. Iiardison; Mis- Flor
ence Stainbaclt with Mr. l.. O. Anderson;
Miss Myrtle Whitaker, OF Kinston, with
Mt. \. ii. Suffer. Miss Belle Stainback
with MIR. ". T. Whitehead. The fair
young bride, beautifully costumed in a
eoins-away gown OF soft brown material
with gloves and hat TO harmonic. en-
tered with her father. Capt. T. +. Ander-
son and Mr.. Hudson came in with his
brother who was best man The bride
casTaed Brides roses. and the maid of
homer held IN her hand a bunch Of white
carnations. The ether Young lady AT
ttfcahts each carried holly. with red ber-
s1es. and tied With red ribbons.
here. - ''e w
Ms Hudson Is most excellent youn;;
man, and is q native of Al,bana I'm, now,
mods an important position with the At
atttae Coast Line here. The newly
welded pair left on the Coast Line train
loi an extended bridal trip North.