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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-07-05
GuTHAM'S GREAT SUBWAY.
How New York's Rapid Transit Road Will
Benefit the City,

The city is to pay the contractor tha
amount of his bid for constructor,
while he. in turn. is to poy as rental
the interest on the bonds issued hT
the city TO provide the required funds,
and in addition, one per cent. peg an
mum as a sinking fund. AT his own
expense the contractor is 10 provide
the equipment. including power houses
and generating machinery. which the
city is to purchase at the conclusion Of
the lease. at q valuation To be deter
mined by arbitration.
Und.r this arrangement the city OBJ
tains the benefit Of The Immediate con
structi0n Of Il rapid transit railway.
and without burden OF the tax payers.
because the contractor is 10 pay the in
terest on the investment Al ri2e end
OF about forty-five years the opera
tons and ,accumulations Of the sink
ing fund will have .efired the princ.-
pal after which tie VIII. .c-atai VII
be net profit: whsio sG HQet tcccciuocn n
CT the lease. the c.sf car wake 9 rev
one on undoubtedly vastly better
terms. The attractive features 10 the
contractor are equally strong He is
.ayed all expense Of financing. for the
price paid by the city for cons;ruc-
ton IS taGtamounf 20 Il loan. and 50
procurcs his capital on the bass q
the ciry's credit rs against the rate a
new pDvate corporation would have -
pay in tho open ma ke; He IS ali
solved from attacks hy abuttin- prop
erty owners. except for such damages
a, NAV result from bis own careIess-
ness: he X no subject - taxation on
either Ms own property. SUE a. rae
equipment. or on aus of has rights
under the lease: and last, l1f by 10
means leae. b. operates. no. under
franchise. but under = contact and
therefore. according 10 The aa-n9 wsEful
protection OF The Constitution q tn
United states no new. obligations can
i)e forced upon him, nor can his p-s~
leces 4nr way ~ eUrtg ls1 IL l..
BARCLAY Parsons = >er bEer ;
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-07-05

him that is without sin amcng you cast
the first stone. DO you say that Mr.
Aycock Is still insincere? That Is not
for me TO say. If Mr.. Aycock would
swear deliberate lie that is matter
to be settled between him and his God
and would certainly be no excuse for
me to break my word. | said If he
would swear it He did swear it, The
above is plain statement OF the facts
IN the matter and after hearing them
| most heartily desire that you take
such action as you see fit, without re-
gard to me. and whatsoever your con-
clusions may be, | assure you tha. they
will be perfectly satisfactory. In con-
clusion, beg leave to subscribe my
self.
Yours very respectfully.
(Signed) y. A. CRISP"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-07-05
THE ukChANCEkBlE.

They tell Is that nothing Is sure Ia this
world
That glory soon aicke1s away;
Tomorrow the beauty may crumbIe 10
dust,
Tomorrow the monarch may beg for Z
crust
Mans power IS bu. for a day.
Tomorrow the courses Of rivers may
change,
And mountains may sink out o. sight:
Tomorrow tie friend who to-day was your
May steal up behind you with gli,seriug :
blade
The world is made over each night.
They tell as that nothing II sure IN this
world,
That aii Is but eEange or decay;
Ye, one thing will change not rs long a.
winds blow,
Some men will be high ani some men vii
be low
Till the blast on the Judgment Day.
S. E. kiser In Chicago Times Herald.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-07-05

There is hardly o ranch IN the Pan-
handle or the western part of Texas
lnA. does cot have its osu private tee.
anoue system. and the bArbed wires ~
iAs.pas.ure fences are used exclusive
~ for the purpose A number of
these private lines ale aesy miles loak.
AMI messages are sens aud received
daily tina. distance without ursa1.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-07-05

had never
been n bush
ran ger before
Bill II forgot
his Outside
nsmel in West
ern Australia,
and l don't sup
pose there will
ever be another.
At school he
uatt Tor u1cu Il
strong friend
ship with au-
other lad Of his
age. who was
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-07-05

the negro party, there will not left any
except those who call themselves Pop
uiists at Republican dictation because
they can thereby do more to hurt the
advocates of White Supremacy
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1900-01-26
HAVE REACHED AN IMPASSE.

Great Northern Blocks the Proposed Pool
ing Scheme for a Time.
CHICAGO, Jan. A.-At the mass meet
ing Of general passenger agents Of the
Western and transcontinental railroads
in the Western Passenger association
rooms it is said snag was struck that
threatens to delay abolishing commits
sion payments and restoring all passen-
ger rates to normal tariff. President J.
j. Hill Of the Great Northern and the
managers of the Canadian Pacific are
said to stand in the way Of the consrm-
nation Of the big pooling plan Of the
Eastern railway magnates. General
Passenger Agent Whitney of the Great
Northern reported that his road was not
prepared to withdraw the $25 tourist
rate from St. Paul to Seattle, but would
consent in the interest Of harmony to
make the minimum rate to all points in
the Northwest $50. The reason assigned
was that the Great Northern cannot
afford to abandon the field to the Cana
dian Pacific, which continues to make
the low rates.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1900-01-26
FROM THE BOER CAMP.
Mistaken Signals Cause II Loss %: Fourteen
Killed and n Score Wounded.

Mistaken Signals Caus" II Loss %: Fourteen
Killed and n Score Wounded.
Borr~ CAMP, Upper Tuscla River, Fri
day, Jam 19.-Thc British now occupy
three positions along the Tugela river.
Their naval guns have been firing steel
pointed armor-picrcing shells.
Reports being received that 1000
British cavalry were attempting to out
flank us along the Drakcnsberg ridge, Il
strong patrol was sent to reconnoitcr.
MiStalling the signals, the scouts and
patrol proceeded to Il kopje from whence
II terrific rifle and Maxim gun fire sud
denly opened.
The Beers lost ii men killed and 20
wounded. The British loss was proba-
bly, insignificant.
The bombardmcnt Of the Boer posi-
tions from Swartzlop was resumed yes
tcr'lay, chiefly from a battery brought
across the river. On the afternoon the
cannonading became exceedingly brisk,
and under cover thereof the infantry ad-
vanced III three lines to a second row of
little kopjes which they occupied at
nightfall, but later they retired to their
old position.
During the night a score Of shells were
fired by the British and balloon was
sent up to spy out the Boer positions.
The naval guns resumed the lombard
mcnt this morning from new position,
but without results.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1900-01-26
North Dakota Blue Book.

No merchant, professional man, or
politician can afford to be without it.
The most useful statistical North Da-
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ment and price (75c) in another column.
Copies of the Bismarck Tribune prior
to August 8, 1898 wanted-especiallv
issues back of 1885. Mail them to Tri-
bune, Bismarck.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1900-01-26
INCREASE OF ARMAMENT.

King Oscar Asks for New Artillery, Rifles
and Ammunition.
STOCKHOLM, Jan. 24.-In the Swedish
budget, which amounts to 15O,O00,O00
kroner and is the largest on record,
King Oscar asks for 46 new batteries of
artillery by the end of 1908. One hun
dred thousand new N1ausers are to be
manufactured and 5O,OO0,O00 cartridges
to be in store within four years. A
credit is asked for trial mobilization of
the army reserves.
Another important item in the budget
is the railway appropriation Of 2O,0O0,'
600 kroner, fourth Of which is to be
applied in the purchase Of rolling stock
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1900-01-26
CROP OF RUM0RS
One Has Butler Defeated and An.
other Has Two BattaliOnS
Captured.
While They Are Not Credited II
Is Admitted Bullcr's Task
Is Hard.
General Warren's Two Days En-.
gagement Yielded Slight
Advantage.

BERLIN, Jan. 24.-There are rumora
on the bourse that General Butler has
suffered defeat.
LONDON, Jan. 24.-It is reported on
the Stock Exchange that two battalions
of British troops have been captured by
the Boers.
LONDON, Jan. 24.-There is nothing
here to confirm the report on the Berlin
boerse Of the defeat of General Butler OF
the rumor on the Stock Exchange of
this city of the capture of two British
battalions by the Beers. The fact that
General Butler was heard from during
the morning, when he sent lists Of cas-
ualties to the British troops, seems to
disprove these stories.
KIMBERLEY, Sunday, Jan. 20.-The
Beers continue an active and heavy
bombardment Of this place.
HEAD BoER LAAGER, Ladysmith,
Monday, Jan. 22.-The quarters of Gen.
erals White and Hunter were smashed
by shot from "Long Tom" It is not
known whether any of the occupants Of
the building were killed.
LONDON, Jan. 24.-Field Marshal
Roberts reports from Cape Town that
the situation is unchanged.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1900-01-26
BETTER FEELING EXISTS.
Release of German Vessels Has a Quietinl
Effect in Berlin.


Effect in Berlin.
BERLIN, Jan. PA dispatch received
here from Durham says the German
bark Marie, loaded with sulphur, which
was captured early in january by the
British cruiser Fearless and taken to
Port Elizabeth, has been Internationally
released.
The release Of the Marie has made a
most excellent impression here and is
interpreted us due to the earnest desire
Of Great Britain to establish thoroughly
friendly relations with Germany. New
ertheless, there is the highest authority
for the statement that Germany has not
abandoned the idea of bringing about a
clearer definition Of what constitutes
contraband and the rights Of ncutrals Oh
the seas, either through all international
conference or direct diplomatic negotia-
tions between cabinets.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1900-01-26
BRYAN AT NEW YORK.
Guest of Honor ut n Dinner Given by o. H.
=. Belmont.

IL IL
p. Belmont.
New YORK, Jan. 24.-William Jen-
nings Bryan arrived in Jersey City from
Washington during the morning and
was escorted to the Hoffman House, the
headquarters Of the state Democracy,
where q suite Of rooms had been en-
gagged for him. Mr.. Bryan said to the
reporters that he hoped his presence in
New York would contribute to a general
good feeling all around.
Mr.. Bryan breakfasted with ex-Gov-
ernor HogS of Texas, w. J. Gardner,
one Of the leaders Of the Chicago plat
form Democrats, and James Oliver, SER
geant-at-arms Of the Democratic ma
tional committee. Mr.. Bryan had a
number of callers during the day, but
the hotel was by no means crowded.
One Of Mr. Bryan's callers asked him
what he thought Of o. H. P. Belmont as
q vice presidential candidate.
''I am not saying word about candi'
dates just now," he replied.
Adhcres to the Chicago Platform.
A reporter asked Mr. Bryan later il
there was any truth in the statement
in a morning paper that he was gradu
ally abandoning the silver issue.
II am tired of denying those stories,
Mr.. Bryan answered. "I will keel
right on in the same line have fol
lowed all along I have adhered to m,
belief in the Chicago platform, but O.
course I do not object to throwing il
some more issues for good measure"
Mr.. Bryan was the guest Of honor il
the evening at a dinner given by 0. Fl
P. Belmont at his residence on Fift]
avenue. The dinner was private, n
reporters being admitted. Mr.. Bryal
was the only guest Of national promi
nence, but big men in Tammany Hal
were present. The guests left in two
and threes about midnight. Some sal
there had been no speaking, but other
admitted that there had been informa
talks.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1900-01-26
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The Bismarck Tribune has made ar
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Bismarck weekly tribune., 1900-01-26
A Texas Tragedy.

Houston, Tex, Jan. PA. j. Hon
eycut, aged 60, a farmer living near
Center, attacked his wife with a knife.
Their children ran to the assistance Of
the mother. when Honeycut stabbed
Rosa, aged 16, killing her instantly.
The wife and two sons, aged ~ and 10,
were so badly wounded that they may
die. Honeycut is in Jail and precau-
tions have been taken to prevent q
lynching.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1900-01-26
THE ROBERTS CASE.
Great Crowds Assemble to Hear the Ar
gumcnts in the House.

gumcnts in the House.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24. - Enormous
crowds We're present to witness the open
ing Of the debate in the Roberts case.
Fully three-tourths Of the spectators
were women. Nearly every member
was in his seat a few minutes later,
when Mr.. Tayler, (O.) chairman Of the
special committee which investigated
the case, arose from behind desk
stacked high with legal authorities. and
manuscript. ana called up the case, and
made an argument on the lines Of the
majority report. Mr.. Littleton fol
lowed with all argument for the minor
fty yicW
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1900-01-26
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Extra Session For California,

Extra Session For California.
SACRAMENTO CAL, Jan. Ex-Governor
Gage has announced that he will call an
extra session Of the state legislature to
meet Jan. 20. A United States senator
will probably be elected.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1900-01-26
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25

seieben, sessn Die 2ieferuug bon
&riegsmaterial ir0enpmel6er grt an
@nslGnber Ooer guren leitens oeutiber
SnOutrieller Elm itrellges 9etO einsu=
le9en unO bat bamit cine 10 iiritte Nell=
tralitdt oOtumentirt, DAP man jebt in
2Onoon Die fOriGe Seihlagnabme oeut.
fiber 9ampfer. weld)s hierbei ofienbar
m%it9emirtt bat, DOppelt beOauern oiirfte.
6ricorid 9lireb &rnpp. geburen
1854, 1T III Der Isibe DER geiter Der
b%eriitmtcn S8Crtc Der brittle. Sein
GroBuater. Srieorid &rupp. Der 1910
in Glen Elm taEfmannii1es Geidaft
be9riinbet bate unb ppn friiberen Sab
rem ler biittenmauniids SenntniIie be-
iaB, lam susrIi aui Den 8eoanten. Den
guBfabl, oslIen Ginfuhr aus @n9lanb
ourh ole NapOleunii6e Sentimental
iperre uerbinDsrt mar, ielbIt gu eraell=
gen. Bon Gnos 1912 an tpnnte er
SiegelsuBitahl in tleinen Nuantitdten
liefern ST. Seilen, Miin;ltempeln, Wuus=
palscn, ootaerbertuertseugen, Sud-
idseren unO oeraleihen, unb 1919 En-
6finete er cine neue 9rObsre S%tablbltte,
oeren Gjebdubs innittteu Der beutigen
@uBfaBlfabrit nod erbalten iino. Nad
an dngliden GriOlgen frat WiBgeidid
beri9teoener Irt Elm, oeren i6limmlt es
feline eisene l%an9uierige &rantbeit mar,
unp bel ieiuem 1926 srfplaieu Sobs
waren Die Gerbdltniiie Der friiber wObl=
babenben camille u%nsiiniiis. 3eusniB
oapOn III oas in feinem uriprin9liden,
Iebr beideibenen 3uiianos erbaltene
yGtammbaus" nebsu benz alter
S9melsbau, msldes oamals @ObniiB
Der Gamilie uno sleidseitig 8eiddfts=
baus mar.
Sein 1872 geborener d~lteiter Sobn
MtSreh nom or rpht,eitin in noS Mphei-u-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25
Ger acknowledgements ben Is. Sanuar 1900.

hommen. ,pte bon &bama, Der MT oeIn
8enebmen zines Gentleman, ell weitc-
res 9erHdnoniE fir ben SprtiAritt unb
Elm tieies patriarhdliihes Elli6tg.iiibl
ieinen llntertbanen geaeniiber uerbinoet.
go oantbar er inpeiien Gnglano iiir Die
@cbltbuteu Der Civilization 1T. 10
menis 1T er geneiat, ieinc Nutoritat
%uuisugeben. Gr bat gum Seilpiel cine
uniiberminolide N~bneisung ca9e9en,
@eiben Die G~rlaubniB gum Srunnen=
sraben 81 9eben. neil er befiir6tet, ooB
er lid oaour6 oes SeiiBrcdts auf
Gruno unp Spocn entGuGern tOnnte.
mGbreno cr Der Nusbeutuua Der Mine=
ralihaBe ieines 2annes faum etmas IN
oen Meg leBt.
&ban,a III ni6t ~ elmer Der belicn
Setter ieines 9anoes, i"onoern aud ein
auseeseihneter YIerpesi;dter uno -tdnOs
Ter; babel iudt feline ebrli6teit ibress
9lei6en. Oils Griegsdef bat er mieber=
bolt Die rauberii6en Matabele aeidla.
gen, bob 1T er Elm aufribtiger SreunD
oes Srieoens uno iein td9liGes. mnab-
ldiii9es Strebeu geht balm. Gerebti9-
felt gu pilesen unO Die @O6liabrt lei
mes 9anoes gu i0roern. Cbmubl islbit
Elm eifriser Nnbdn9er oes Gbriiten=
tbums, smin9t er oaiielbe ieinen 2euten
ni1t auf. llnerbittlih ermsit lid
Gbama seaen ben 0jebrau6 aeilti9er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25

tag bis 6aBnad)t iiattiinoenoen aui=
iiibrungen oes ShGiilertanses.
Dian iaat. oamals babe Die 6urdt
Dor Der 8eii. auG nadnem Der fdwarSe
G6reten in Mabrbeit Die Staot be-
reits perlalien bate, Die Meniden in
ibrs Sduier sebannt unO allen Sertebr
serii0rt-oa 5Gtien ole S0dffler es
unternDmmen. ourd ibre Spiele uno
Sanse Die 9eute ms 6reie 81 lofen.
ans Sasesliht si Sebensireuoe uno
@rmannuug nuh ban9en Sa9en.
Yer Sans, 81 meldem mc6enlana
pprber inter ~erfabrener Ssitun9 aeprpbt
moroerl, miro bon 81 S6dfiler=(S0tt=
ber)=GeielIsn uus uerl6ieoenen Wlln6-
ner @ertliItten eretltirt. Sic Sruppe
slieoert lid iOl9enoermanen: eln Gcr=
lianp. Elm umirager, Elm 6Gbnri1, Swei
3eiiIdpinssr, smei %crtdnser, Is Sdn-
ser uno srHi S%onsuurIis, weld' lebtere
Die Iuigabe baben, Raum fir Den
Sans gu i6aiien unO nurd a~llcrlei
Sdabernad oas Euhlitum IN gutter
2aune ~ erG0lteu.
Sas &oiiim Der Sauser III ie6r tleio=
Jam: idarladrotbe SADIE, ldwarse
a%nisboien, weise Strilmpfe, Sdnollen-
i6ube I'M Die Silftem elm S&ursfell
uno cine prah!ig aetidte S6arpe
grimes Pliildbarett nit weiBblauem
tursem 6eoerbnid; quer iiber Die gruli
Elm id)parses Sanp-ein @%noenten an
bic unbeiluplle 3sit, in melder Die
Site ibren uripruns baben Ioll.
Ser ourdmeg i'm Poltaldritt ausge=
fibrte Sans 1T cine Nrt BON Gunnrile,
oeren tunhreide Sigureu purd Den
balbfreisiOrmigsn &eiIen aus Suhs=
Commentaries. Den ieOer Sdnser in Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25
Mlfreb, ben er redtseitig in Das Sci
Sas Srupp'iht

nip uno Ole Praris Der @riinouns ein=
geDeibt bate. iibernabm truB ieiner
Suseno Ole 2situng Der Subrit, in Der
sr lanse 3eit biuOurb ielbIt Sdmelser,
@ieBer, te6nii6er uno taufmdnnii6er
8ei1dftsfibrer mar. Sant ieiner gr=
beitsfraft, ieiuer 9uergie. DEFENDERS
aber ieiner 9enialen @rfinoungsgabe,
Die i'm befdbigte, Der Sednit ieiner
3eit melt poraussueilen, Daren ibm
unperslei9lide grfolge bei6iebeu.
SrieDri9 4lfreo. fein einsiger Sobn
uno Grbe, Ger ibm 1887 in Der 2eituns
folate, bat Ieitoem Oas @erf mad per=
idieoenen &idtunsen nod beoeuteno
iiber Den pom Safer iibertDmmenen
umfang binaus erpeitert.
Sic 6irma &rupp beiddftist sur
Belt iiber "A, 900 Seamte uno Nrbeiter,
ppn penen ALIEN 10000 auf Die @ub=
itaBliabrit in @iien tOmmen. Tieie
Sabrit III cine @elt fir lid. Nlles,
mos CUR Seriie!lung ibrer @rseu9niiie
oient, miro i'm eigeneu Sctriebe geuOu-
men neben Den rieiigen Seiiemerltabl=
werten Den acknowledgement, Dem
Panserplattennert UNI Sunoerten pDn
S6mleoen uno Sammerperten finoen
mir aud eir @asmert, elm Waifermert.
cine e6neioerei. cine Sudbinoerei,
Sdsemerts, Siidlereien, 3iegeleien,
Gteinbriihe u. I. NJ. 9as Waiiermert
tommt in ieincr 2eiiiunssidbisteit benz
Der Gtaot Srantfurt a. Or. slei6. Nn
Goblen perbrauben bic iammtliden
@erte tdslid 80, 900 Gentner.
Oas 8ruionmert bel Masoeburs,
iber 500 Giieniteinsruben in GeutiA=
lano uno Noroipanien. Der SdieBplab
bel Weppen. Die Gisler 8ermaniamerft
Iino BON ben aablrei6en iibri9en
Grupp'iden Embellishments bic beoeu.
tenDften.
Elidsnrtrit.
9ater (su iei.lem Sobn, einem
&orpsItuoenteu nit oiden SdmiBnar.
benz: .Sor' mai, oa nabt aber jeoer
SprfidneiDer beiier ME Eein Paut.
arat!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25
Starfe NGnner fallen

Wasens, 3eber= unb Nierenleiben sez
raSe 10 gut gum Opfer wie Srauen,
unb aue, ipiren bic Solseu BON Np=
petitlolisfeit, Seraiituns bes glutes,
&idenweb, &opfmeb unb WiiOisfeit,
baben bas @efibl elmer beruntersez
fommenen Rerion. Nber bic Notb-
menbisfeit zines iolden @efubles lit
ni6t porbanoen. Sort mas s. 8.
G'arbner uon Sbapiae, Snb., iast:
electric Sitters lit serabe bas &i6<
tise fir einen Wann, penn er gang
beruntersefommen lit uno nidts Bar.
I'M eibt, Oh er lebt ODER itirbt. Gs
trrs mebr gu meiner Graft uno GU
tenn Nppetit BEL als irgeno gtwas,
mas ih gu mir nabm. SD fam iebi
aOes eilen uno babe neuen Nnlprut
aui's Qeben. Iur Scots in @. s.
@nhn's @potbete. Seoe Slai9e 90
rantirt.