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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-01-24

Yes, you can get your sidewalk
lumber at Greene's cut in six foot
lengths.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-01-24

In rage his pen be throws
Down, though full we'll he knows
Twas he who blundered;
For, on the topmost line
He wrote in figures fine,
1899
For 1900.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-01-24

AID shiidIen's school shoes Z. ciodius Z Won
Hollis
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-01-24

The climate of South Africa is not
vigorous, but there is plenty of Staying
over there most of the time.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-01-24

We hear Of horseless carriages,
Propelled by unseen wings
Also OF loveless marriages.
Which are not quite t.ic thing.
We hear of wireless tel grams,
Awonder Of our day.
But we don't think ARMIES courtships
win ever come to stay.--X
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05

Mfgbanihan bat cine re9ufdre
Mrmee BON 60, 900 Mann.
Ser 8au bes SempeIs Der
a gu gpbeius bauerte 22O Sabre.
Sic Srauen iiamefifder
gbelleute trasen ibr 9aar turs=
seidnitten.
Sic gelbe Geibenipinne in
Geplon bat einen &Orper, Der neun
unaen uiest.
Sic ernften Golgen zines
roben Sderaes aeiste cine 8eridts-
perbanblung in @sernomiB, S0bmen.
gor Ginger 3eit amiiiirte iid cine oor=
tige Geiellidaft oamit. Die Sinridtuns
9ilsners, oes ansebliden polnaer
M6rbers, gu ipielen. Ser 9arteller oes
9ilsners nurbe oerart bearbeitet. bob
Ct erif nod atpei Stunben mieoer gum
Qeben 9ebradt tperoen fpnnte. gr er-
bielt cine Gebltppfperlebuns, mel9e ibn
fir INNER Der Stimme beraubte. 9er=
ienige, Der bamals ben Starfri9ter
fpielte. tuurbe gu bier Monaten @efdns=
nib berurtbeilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
A,.r De,t Set,,r aeindst

uuroe in sans %raIfinirier Weiie bas
.Wiesbaoener 9aseblatt." Ser rGens=
ralanseiaer.1 Der oas .Sageblatt" i'm
8eroaht batte, ibm Die &onaertpro-
9ramme nad3uoruden. fiate. INN bas
feinoli6e 8latt emogiltig gu iiberfib-
rem, einem GOnsertprosramme folsenoe
drummer elm:
g. Si6ediide @eiien:
Grebnellechs ba Emmargorp
ELLA Regiezna" Lareneg
Nov nekcurd 80. Riw
&idtig mar am nd9fen Gage bic
Ginlage MOrt fur @ort nadseorudt.
Man fann lid Die Notwithstanding
porfellen, OILS Der .8eneralanseiaer"
in Der folgenoen Summer Die Yeoeu-
tun9 bieies ieltlamen Si6e1ii6 er=
tldrte. 0om leBten @orte aus, bon
re9ts nod lints 9eleien. beibt es ndm=
lid:
,Wir drucken vom ,Generalanzei-
GER ale Programme alb. Schellen-
berg"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
DER Rniher.

&entier @olomeier III bel elmer 2abn.
partie ms Waiier 9efallen. @dbreno
er nit cen @ellen tdmpft, ruff er
natiirli6 beraueiflunsspOll Inn Silfe.
.9unbert Mart Dem mutbigen &etz
ter!A idreit er. Damn iintt er unter,
UNI aber na6 spei Minuten pieber
aufsutauden. r3meib unoer
Mart! u i9reit er in Sobesan9f. Sn
bieIem Nugenblid miro er ergriffen uno
in einen berbeiseeilten Na9en aesosen.
.Was Fab i'd ~seiast?" %fliiitert er,
inbem er ermattet biniintt. .,9un-
bertfinfais Mart'-6ab i6 &C.
{aat!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
mas rrrrhte @d,ubblrd,.

Serr Gduberli9 fubr neuli9 In
einem naeelnensn Greb aui ieinem
&aoe swiI6en Miinden uno SaGau,
als er bpn einem beiti9en &egenI6auer
aberraidt uuroe. Sas bdtte nun nidt
10 piel 81 iasen 9ebabt. tuenn er nidt
oas bintere S6uDbled als iiberildNiaen
Yallalt abgei1raubt gehabt %bdtte-nun
liano er Dor Der Wabl. entmeber ben
Mnihlub su Deridumen ooer nDr
SdmuB iiarreno an Der Citation einsu-
t~refien. Sdon wOllte er Die Meiterfabrt
auf9eben, oils er an Der nddiien Wes.
biesuna Elm gduerlein a,uabrte, suel-
DIES, nit einem md6tigen &eaenidirm
bewaifnet, riiltia Die 2anbiraBe entlans
idritt. Muaenblidli6 mar Elm luliser
Hettungs9eoante en~ttanOen uno bon
benz Serrn iOfOrt 81 oeifen Musiibrung
9eidritten. .%9anosmunn THE mdr's,'
fra9te er ben Sau;rn. rtuenn Sic lid
riidwdrts auf mein &ao iiellsn Mir
ben? Sic tdmen 10 raider porpdrts
unb t0nnten mid unb lid nit Sbrem
Sairm bor benz &egen i6iiBen; gu
,istiren baben sic ni6ts. benn i1
fabre ~brillant!" Sem SGuerlein leud-
tete Die So6e elm. gr beIiisg unter
einigen S6ipieri9teiten oas Gao, oann
aber madte er feline Sade iebr gut uno
Der Deridmibt lddelnbe 3aoler leste fi9
tuu9tis in bic Yebale. 60 famen iie
nod elmer tleinen 8ierteliiunoe Dor Der
8abnbofballe, besrliBt BON Dem Sallo
Der bort auf ben 3ug Wartenben, an.
Mls oas C'"lddter gar nidt enben
t%uollte, uu,oe Der erli iebr befrieoiat
bareinidauenbe Bauer aufmerfiam uno
sog einen Der Spiegel oes &etaurants
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
muH Hnftn?

Serenifiimus beiu6t nit ieinem No=
jutanten oas Spital gu g%l6OGauien.
geim 8erlaiien oes @ebduOes bleibt CT
Dor benz pOrtale iinneno lieben unb
fra9t ieinen gealeiter: r@ber iasen
Sic opd, mein Better, mas fdngt mon
oenn nit Dem gruBen @ebduoe an,
penn bic 2eute o'rin erlt ollie geiunb
aeturrben iinb?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
1erfufrruuu.

Sn abauien tsfinoen lid stpst Mpo.
tbeten-eine robsre" in Der oberen
6dlfte Der Stabt, cine .untere" in Der
unteren 9dlfte. Die beiben Snbaber
fino Qpotbe.er Der Reieroe. -Na9 eini.
ger 3eit miro Der Snbaber Der unteren
Npotbefe gum Cberapotbeter, Der Der
pberen Npoibete gum unterapotbeter Der
@eierbe ernannt. Settler entiisben tds'
lid 9ertpeLielunsen Der i9limmiieH
Qri. Da cine Degradation bes Gbers
~apotbefers Der unteren Qpotbete ausge=
fdloilen IN, iiebt fid bic Stabtpertpal=
tuns sen6ttist, oarum einauiommen,
bab t%ueniefens Der unterapotbefer Der
oberen 9lpo.bete gletdfalls gum Ober'
apotbeter bef6rbert tutro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
Rettete iein Sein.

g. q Sanforth BON ga Strange,
ga lit feds Monate an einem
fir6terliden Salshufie am Sein,
l6reibt aber, baB Sudlen's Irnica
Salbe i'm in flint Saaen beilte. @e,
gen @eidmiire, @unoen, Sdmorrbni=
Rem lit iie Sic bette Salbe in ber@elt.
6eilune sarantirt. Nur 25 GentS.
Serfauft in::B. S. 9ubn's a%potbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
Sa6em, bic N6lftc ab.

Ger ori9ine0e Saarpreis fir uniere @ar=
ments lit nm 10 piel niebriser ais in anberen
Stores, baB es nOtbis lit, sur SGlfte III per-
%faufen, lm 9uten @ertb su geben, unb mir
tbnen %unierer GeihGftsreputation feinen OBJ
brld, inbem mir bOber martireu unb einen
tallden Discount 9ebeu.
aue uniere berrliden @ertbe, Die bis
gu $3.50 %pertauft wuroen, ieet.... $3.50
Iue lnuer9lei6li6en 9eabers So, SIS
unb $50, ieet. $50
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
Ans rtner grrthrtninunna-
fsrNH.

49,. IS III ia ridtis, Der 9uber=
bauer bat feline gbebdlfte gei9lasen-
ia9en mir iosar: sepriiselt. Mber,
meme Serren, iOllen mir Dem alien
Manne oenn ni6t seraoe ben gaeit bon
Sugenbeifer bemunoerno g6nnen, iiatt
i'm beiien ansutlaaen?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
Dtlemtnu.

gbemann: .Gaufe i6 meiner
5rau smei neue SriibjabrstOiletten,
oann mill lie ms gaO. &aufe i1
ibr bieielben nidt, bann miro lie mir
Dor @erser trant uno III II B in's gao!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
3tnFre,.ftrr Der tnnnernen
Auuafrul1.

rNein-ein Sammer iit's pirtlid
nit unieren Mdoden bon heute: pug=
iii6tis iino lie ollie; puyen molten lie
niGts."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
Gruurnhnshrit

Dame (eine Setannte I'M Babe
trefieno): .&urs Dor meiner Nbreiie
iab i6 aud Sbren Serrn Gemabl-
adj, uie Der tereits unberbei=
ratbet ausIab !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05

Ser Sauer Seppel Sdmal3buber
in unierem Srte mOllte ii6 9eliern er=
i6ie6en. Sen GeoDlper irllen ibm snei
tura bintereinanoer perenoete S1meine
in bic Sano georiidt baben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05

9anbmirtb (oer be9lidmiinidt
uiro. neil iein DDS ben eriten preis
Der Misunderstanding erbalten bat):
uGinber, madt mid nidt gu fiols, fonit
bent i'd idlieBli6 nod, i6 bin ielbit
hpr ShsI@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
9epnt.

Sremoer: .Wann ertparten Gte
bic Nntunft CT. 9obeit?"-g a b NJ
beamter: Ser 9ofsus aerubt in
elmer Gtunbe einsufabren !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
Anuenrhmr AunSTd1uft.

2ebemann gum Sdneioer):
r@ut, id tperoe Sbre Guncidait-aber
bas ia9e i6 Sbnen glei9: i9 gable
INNER crit, iuenn i6 uieoer 'mal bei=
rathe !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05

Maria S6neiber an 9lnnie @oibt fir
nj net Gee % : 124 Slaile "a uno
QnDereS. 4UUO
Bernard S6mieters unb Satin on s
S6mieters fir Sbetl Got Z Gee 81
s 126 &la1Ie 100
6 gor9erbing OH Soiepb Stern fir
Sbeil nD4 mel Gee rs 8 1913 Slaile
l4O
Benedict So9el unb Satin an 9lu9
Webrban e3 np4 Gee 35 3 126 st
oo........ lOOO
Wartin s @reelep unb Satin on @
Orion ct al fir Cots 3 nnb 4 glod
6 Simbau. 1000
s. S6afer unb Satin an Sernbarb
Gnnefln9 ct al fir let let Gee "a
126 &lal1e $50
Sacob Bontius an Sulius arams fir
Got 4 Slod l Senpoorbe'S goo . 1876
Gobert SeQmer unb Satin an gSm
@eber fir e. net Gee IS 122 &
80 uno Qmberes. 1000
Clemens llpbus at Sernan Stnnen=
lamp i nj pon net let Gee % 3
10 NlQne IS. :. .......... S0U
Y Sentotstee lnD Gattl1 an Stepban
Senfofsfee fir nj y pom nlp4 Gee
Is s S26 Slaile 80. 500
Waria gSeis an Mi6oel gSeis fir nm
I lD4 unb Cots 4 unb 5 Sec 80
1913 Slaile 600
Gtten $ Gutben an Mattie 9 Mtap
fir Cots z, s unb 9 Slod 81 Sair
9apen ....... SUI
Sarrp 8 Gi6arbion on 8 6 Gorlof
fir Cots 10 unb II Slod 4 6oronis 200
Maria g &i6arbion unb @atte an :
s Garlod fir Cots 5, 6 lno 7 glod
4 ToroltlS. 500
Sernan s. SGter on Sobn Safer fir
e net sec 81 124 Slalle % lnb
altptleS. .......... 2OUO
Sobn Gunberion unb Satin on IS
Sperion fir y irp4 Sec 30 3 123 H
OUO
anorem sSSacoblon an 9tils q Stanz
GARD fiir Cots l uno 2 Gee 33 8 1913
SlalIe 30. Observation-Disclosures. 700
Satbarina @eler an 6 gor9eroilq
let Gee Is s 124 SlaiIe "a. ...... $500
6 Sorgeroin9 on qnton !Suefler fir
nD4 lm4 Gee 80 : 124 &laiie 3d.. AIS
V SutYttottY UT >NDDH 2S SOeHS CT al
ne4 lp4 Gee 30 : 124 &laile a.. 500
Sobn Siebauier unb Satin at Sobn
S6min9bammer fir Cots s unb 9
Slod IL Ilbanp. 800
9l9atba Studs uno Satin an Sranf
Goiel fiir Got 5 Slod 10 Mbanp... ~
IS 0asfamp an Seobn gobmer fir
un9etb. ] pom Got 2 Slod 4 Wtelroie 95
@m 6 S6ulb unb Satin an & >
Sorlano lots l bis IL SIod 2 Dat
Earf GapnespiIe. ............ 1900
Srances u Yansburn nnb Satin an
Sannes Sn9ram fir She'll Slod IA
Gobbins unb Weuoenbals gbb... 1125
Gliiia Srielanb an Oscar . gSalIon
fir Got 10 Slod 2 9afe Siem 9lbo
ltnb Qnberes. 275
Soliab Slinn an @m Selin9er fir
Sbeil ip4 net Gee 16 : 125 q "a. $50
Sattie Waridaa uno @atte an Sobn
SStmonO fir She'll glod II Sob
bins e. WenbenbaIs @bb. ..... 425
Sobn Bbap unb Satin an Gbas q
Nellon Cots 3 & 4 bld IL 6imbau. $50
Marp 0eui6er unb @atte an Matts
Sellder m3 int Gee 2 125 81 35 500
Ben S6meiters unb Satin an s 90
Sbielen let net Gee 9 8 124 81 80. 500
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
mnier 9rpkarti9er
Sdbrltder MittiDmrer : Serfauf btginnt MDrqeu.

Ser burdaus seitsemdBe gertauf bs Sabres, BEN mir gu bhier 3dt
ieSss Sabr anfeuen, trdst ier uel Sur 6ebuns unieres @ei6dfes BET
@dbrenb Der persansenen MOnate baben mir uns auf biden Serfauf porbe=
mb baben BON ben Sabrttanhn unb SHporteuren, bic pde auBerse=
m6bnlide gSertbe %lossui6lasen f6 befreben, uns beun mande aeidert, Sic
iont nirsenbwo uersepteen weroen fOnnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05

az COMMUNICATING in id0n=
iter unb srobter ausmabl gu IS, 6
1ub So bel @ebri6er MbeIes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05
Observation-Disclosures

Sir BEN yytoroitern" beri6tet pom &esiitra,
Serrn Sobn sc. Gmmel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05

- Gin pom l1ngliif berfolgter
Mann iheint Der fiir3lib in Sewiib
ieinen SerleBunsen erlegene Gobert
Sepparo sepelen gu iein. SIM Sabre
1869 leitete er Elm Piero, oas einen
nit SOblen belaoenen Wagen 5og. gr
tam babel gu Sal, 10 oaB bic Gdoer
iiber ieinen SOpf binwesgingen. ST
muroe fir toot aufseboben uno na9
benz 2el1enbauie sebraht. Sod oas
2eben tebrte suriid uno er erbolte iib
mieoer. Surge 3eit barauf mubte er
flip elmer operation unteraieben, Die bic
gntfernuns osr2ippe notbmenoig mad.
tie. Glei9 oarauf traf ibn Elm neues
uasliif. Der 8erluit smeier Singer ourt
cine Quetidung. Gs folgte Der Ser
lult oes redten Nuses, in bas er ii9
einen Sorn seiast. 8or einem Sabre
ains ibm bur6 cine SebneperleBung
bic Bepeslidteit oes re9ten Nrmes pers
loren uno nun fam Ser arnle Griippel
burh usberfabren UNI iein idmerjen.
reihes Saiein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-05

@roBer Sorratb an egyptian Siiiues 25
SSmporttrte WaoraS nit Gorbeln.... 25
Serrli6e Mlliterin Stot6 @in9bams IS
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-01-09

tr'bu q to the suG port Of zoe MILITARY
cate enlistment OF the country s. 800.
Bat in the appropriation for the mi tia.
~ establishment" IL included an hCurlV
expendi uCe of 50 O66 for river and
har0or Improvements, and the cup.
port Of the various soldiers bones
costs 1897 an hour To support the
PresIdeLC and bis 'mcial family of
clerks etc , costs $22 an hour. Victo.
ria lives at an Excise OF 1917 so q n
hour, contributed by the Brush tex-
pay ers. The expenses ente'led on the
country by the civil war are brought
tOrcIbtY to mil d when one considers
that besides the expeE dnures for
soIdit RS homes the country lays in
pensions $15 9I7 an hour To support
the navy cOs,s only q little over So 600
al hour. The civil part of the gov,
erDment Of the country is run at an
hourly expenditure of 50 957 II any
one think there are no humans in the
country now he will be ceived
when he comes to I, sIE3 that OF Oh
hour he and his fellow country men
r contributing 81 $50 60 the 81 pport
of the redskins.
It must be remembered that the
$40 2O3 an hour which is spent for
government retresents only The exs
pendltures of the federal government.
Taking into the c,nsidersrion the state
and municipal expenditures, one 10 ep-
palIed at the hourly cost of govern
ment in this republic. And as the
country increases in population and
assumes new responsibilities for out.
Law ng domains the cost must increase.
= EY
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-01-09
Fl DIFFERENCE.

Some Of the English papers are try
ing to win sy sympathy in their wal with
the little South Africa Republic by
saying it is an exact parallel with the
var against the FlllpInos. They must
think the people of the United States
very ignorant. We never made a sol
emn treaty with the Fliipinos that the
United States would not interfere
with their internal government; suc
cessive Secretaries OF State have not
announced that the United States had
renounced ell the claim to sovereignty,
nor has the United States Supreme
Court decided that the ''compleEe indie
~pendence" Of the Filipino Republic has
oeen recogu'z d as did the L I'D Chief
Justice of England in the case Of the
TransvaaL-Wes ern r corder.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-01-09

Boston. Jan. 6.-The number of
te xtlie mails CONSTRUCTED or contem
plated in the United States f r the last
half of 1899, as revie wed by The Amer.
: c ~ Woo and Cotton Reporter, is 1873
against 116 for the firsE half Of the
year. TINS makes a total Of 299 mills
for the year, againet 262 for 1898 and
1855 for 1897 The South still leads in
the new mill construction, with a gain
of IA mills over the number for the first
OF tie year. The North has sho wn q
greater increase, having an accession
of SO over the Is reported the first six
months in the year.
North Carolina, as usual, leads the
list, with a total of Al Georgia comes
secor d, with a total OF 81. PennsylEa
MIA shows 10; SJuEh Caroline 16; Ala
bama 16; Massschusett 10; New York
9; Rhode leland 8; MAIne 6: Mtssis.
slppl, Tennessee and Virginia 8 each;
Pex4e s; Connecticut, louisiana and
N W Jersey 3 each; ONO 8; lIlir ole,
Maryland, Michigan, Nav HamP.
SHIRE, New Mexico, North Dakota and
Vermont 1 each
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-01-09
THE cosro OF OUR GOVERNMENT

1t is interesting to see how much it
costs an hour for a nation to govern
itself. It would not be fair to take a
year in which there was a war, or one
in which q nation a put to any ex
traordinary expenditure For the
United States the year 1895 would be a
fair one to take. According to the
statistics for that year the government
of the United States cost $40 2O3 an
hour. The government Of FraIce
cost about $50 900 an hour and the
government of the United Kingdom
about $50 600 an hour. Germany
makes a remarkably good showing, for
che spent on her government in the
fiscal year 1867 only $50 I57 an hour.
Germany has not the exGenT of terri
tory nor the population to govern
which the United States has; neither
has she the great natural wealth which
can afford to spend money, but Ger
many makes an excellent showing.
Returning to tho expenditures OF the
Uoited States in an ordinary year Of
peace, every hour that the government
Of this country lie carried On we con
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-01-09
The LUMBER ON AFFAIR.

Twenty seven men and officers Of
G ,vernor'e G lard left R leigh Thurs
Gay night on a special train over b
s ABOARD, as it was alleged, 60 prevent
Gle ~lynching st LumoerTon Of a negro,
r .uoen r Iss, convicted of assault on a
whIte woman, Mrs s ricklsnd, and
respIEed by G vernon Russell. CIV
ernor r lssell IVES seer and asked for q
statement for the Associted Press. He
said: "A negro named Reuben r So
was convicted Of rape and sent need TO
be hanged. / postponed the execution
until Friday, ] .nuary 8 Upon pc
JlJlon from leaoIng men in r Jbeson
county inclu1Ing the mayor of r d
Springs. mere the fl AR occurred, the
mayor OF Nixon, Mr. G B Patterson,
member of the L g Stature from r zoe
son county ana b alt den or more Of
the Iry which GrItd the case, the fore
m Al OF the grand jury and many Otner
ctIZ ms, all of whom asked for execu
tive ciemency. I have again pos poned
the execution for one week. THIS l
have done at the earnest solicitation of
M ssrs, Cook, Morrison and Mcneil,
lawyers for the prieoIe in order 60
Gake further time to consider the case.
Il being represented to me that there
we're threats of lynching the prisoner
q L Imberton I ordered Captain B3r-
nard with twenty men of the G "
ernor'6 G lard to LumOertoh tontgnt."
RaieIgn Post. 6 n: The G )vernor
received a telegram last night stating
that a citIz4ns' meeting in LImberton
sending Of the Guard to Suppress any
attempt at lynchlng and that they
thought the Governor should have
communicated with the mayor of the
Co wn and the sheriff of the C 1unty be
fore sending a guard. 1t was repre-
sented to the G IVernor by the aWyers
of the prisoner that il he postponed
execution there would be- great danger
of moo violence. The G yvernor ga y,
that IT he sent a telegram 60 the mayor
or sher,ff, asking them il they could
protect the prisoner, this would be in
terpreted that he intended to respite or
commute aad would be occasion for the
very danger that was apprehended.
Hence he decided to have the guard on
hAud before it was known that he had
postponed the execution, SO that tae
mayor aud sheriff would have the
benefit of the guard to keep the peace.
G. 1vprnor Russell said last night that
it the reput bile men of LunOerton
believed that ths prisoner should be
executed he will be gIa1 to have the
beneft of their opinion. NJ law ebId
log man, the Governor said, ought to
object to having a force to execute the
la va and prevent CRIME
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-01-09
TO QUAY.

A Majority of Senate F Iections Com
mittee Votes to Make Unfavorable Re.
port.
WAsHINGToN Jan. 6.-The 8 nate
Commute on Privileges and e eccions
to-day voted, four to three. that Q lay
is not entitled to a seat on the sppoInt.
ment of the governor. This adverse
report will be made to the Senate Mon
day. The MT jority vote in the case
was by O. fery and Pettus, Democrats;
Harris, Popu let; Burrows. Republi
can Chairman Chandler and Hoar
and McOomss voted in favor of Quay.
Priscnard, Republican. was also pres
ent, bus was paired with TurIey. Dem
ocrat, who was absent. A report TT co
mending the eeating OF Qlsy will be
made to the Senate by the minority.
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tants as are in Rutherford. In the
f1rst place, we will call Granny II Illi-
q Id TO the stand. s he has corded up
a reco- ID of 1IS years AMI is still living,
near E ~lenOoro, N. y. Tais place, you
will remsmoer, is q province, or
~ TO Wn" OF Cherry Mountain.
Toe mex witness will be Jesse Wells,
of Puzzle Oreek. at the head of navigs =
no thereof, near B lstic. H. is "a.
haze aud we'll preserved. H9 is a
Baptist ADD a D 10 Der at, aud farms for
a uvlag. B sol ANN B,ggerstaf Is aged
90 and his mind AMI body are viSor-
Gus saOugn tor a m IN of 60. h is a
B Lpti { AID goes DAmocra &c. Sheriff
Andrew Log is 81. H9 rides wild
mules and OucEing Oronchos, albeit
they nov and q down him. He is
a Presley terrain and goes D INC scratic
early and often, and still hoes his crop
and guides the plow-not because he
has to. but, Oinclnn4tus like, he wants
co. Mex ] I'm A, L ing is aged 80 and
stI'l does some farm work. He is
a B GOtIsG ana r publican. Preston
L 'ng IS over 80 aud still farms. These
three old l. ,nAs are all related, and
the old sheriff is the father of Lox
L ing, If Long Tate & o., of Ona,-
IOCGe. Pre.GOn LIng told me on Thurs
day last that ne read the book of
EE4kiel through within the week. II,
Is a B 'OublIcAn and Methodist. Wal
liam Wake, aged 80. is a citizen of
Ouncaa crook, and mas ptowed every
summe TIL tnIs last aud works at the
olack smith trade. H. would have
plO we'd last summer, put sprained his
ankle. h hears very we'll and reads
a great deal H9 was an old Wing
and Is DOW a r publican, but belongs
TO no church
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-01-09
IN VIRGINIA.

Bill to Amend the Constitution introduced
IN the leg islature.
RICHMOND, Jan. 5-In toe Senate to
day Senator Priddy presented a bill to
amend the constitution providing for
an educational qualification for vote, s.
except soldiers and sailors VINO 'erved
prior to 1870, either in the State or
United States, their sons born prior to
hat date, and persons who hold in
their name real estate to the extent OF
$500 assessed valuation.
The bill is modelled after the ct frsge
la we cf Mississippi and South Carolina.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-01-09
GROWTH Of mURMoN1 NJ
Mel aurin's Message to the Mississippi
legislature a Su prise

SH pass
JACKSON Mes, Jan 3-rne read
ing Of Il werner McLaurIn's message
in the leg Stature to day created q lite
a surprise when the section referring
to;Vhe growth of Mormoniem iD MlFsis.
sIppi was reached. Tnt Governor de-
nounced the Mormon sect in C athing
terms and recommended the adoption
of laws that will prevent the teaching
of the doctrine in the State During
the discussion of the su jet he said: :.
There ia no threatened danger to
the s ate more baneful than the lech-
erous teaching of the Mormon apostles
Of polyeamy. 1t is more dangerous
because it ia taught under the gurse of
the ministry of the gospel. The Nor
mons dtsclaim the open teachings OF
po'ygamy in the pulpit, but they teach
it IN the corner, and the minister's
cloak gives potency tn their epeech."
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-01-09
GoRBRL BOUND TO WIN.

Republicans Will be Unseated to Give
His Importers = Safe MajO'ity.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 5.-ConEesE com
miTtees Co cry the gube'natorial and
other contests we're organic d this
morning, and the trial of the cases will
proceed at or CO IL Is asserted that
Goebel intends to unseet r publicane
and sat is Own men in their places un
til he can wiz the contest for governor
These contests will take half the time
of the Legislature, and will block
ue eded legislation.