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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11
9aHeb0, Ercgoli.

Ter er Iiet mon9i % meget. iioen
iioit. oi lob FIRE TIA os, Girten CT be
r:n inheist. og nj Ear BAIT a1eogmeoe.
Dsune er 10 IN lor are0s. ba ben
omfatier BEE 9acif1 g1fen, % DIT or
fcTibart for qrGiterne iGabel Tom for
andre 5olt, at TONNE iammen; Di les
Der 10 Iaa abiprest berube.
Smiolertib Oil jeg life forIsge at
9iDe noaet 9eferdt af areosmsoet. BET
sr for lang. iiosn.
DIT saor roli9t % jepnt iblanot
%. 8i bar faost iHblagt 9armeaps
parat / airten og Ct / 5arb meo at
bpsgs Stalo.
Rt9ustiosn er btgnnbt % BET er liot
ubtbaeeligt at bare 6eit % 8uggn
Ttaaente ube; ri bar alters bait ct
mutt eFtraar, Iaa Soft bar tunnel
pleje li9e til ben 30. Robenber. Ru
er bet for paabt.
Gaben itaar goot.
0lan bar unoertibeu ipurgt, ON
5nrmerns beiter noget beruoe. Sa,
Ecest better BE- Do. Siblte Qur par
6eitsn geunemInitlig COB. 6s6eiten
oar uomqrtft, ligeleoss Gfteraarss
Iqoen. 5oraarsIeoen par minbre psls
l1ttet. Der par for meget lltrubt
ibldnot.
3 aolonien bar ber ct Stntte BORT
forpogtet Qano, 6enbeo 35 Qtres, Der
~in6brogie eiersn $128, 6Diltet par
sn 3rebieoel at uobpttet. Del bar ill
iaaet meb 6beoe oe Gbset.
st anoet StDtts 2an6 paa 100
acrss. ligsleot5 bortforpaqtet, inbz
brugts gieren ION rams 9reoisoel benz
oeo 100 gui. Sorn og Is 5on 6s.
Selp ON oisie aeiultater lite tan
Tammenlignss msb for Gtg. Sopos
5armeres, er D. goos for Dc. Ogiaa
fan Di oHrte aQe mulige andre Glags.
vi bar Hoofru9ter, ION ) alorig bar
Jet Wlage til. 6bao msner 5 ON en-
&artofel - 1om. lang og 8 5om.
tbf. gulerebosr 8 Iom. tptte % to
SOB Iangs o. +. b.2
5rugter bar ri at ale mulige SIo9s,
pg Fl alima INN ait / ait panftslig ian
obertr9fss.
SelofeIeeIig seloer bet Der, iom
ale sabre Steoer, at ftal en- Wlanb
gore Jremgang, maa ban ar6ejOs. Ser
lisser lite itegte Sbiu paa 9ejsne.
Sg bil man ar6sjbe, sr fer uomers
teoe getinaelier, feb ON be Golf fra
MajsftaterHe timber 5orboloene libt
fremmebe til at begpnbe meb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11
Satimer,8

&reosformanbeu, poitor Smith.
3iugIteo. car baret Der for at inos
latte qaftor d. 8asmusIen / ben
Menig6o, fom bar taloet BAN bsrtil.
5noiGttelien foretoges ! ct Stolebus
q Mil oeit for Dor Strife.
- MisTons6uiet. Iom otn me Uts.
nig6eb laber bpgge, er M mart faroie;
Def ligger 2 Ulil ira ct. Sobunnes
Gaeuigbsos &irte / 9pen Coulter:
qaftor alotb, 8tg Moines. par
6sr 3atIigelIesoagen og talte for Dc
6aaOs 6ormieoag og G~ftermi0Oaa
airten. On Qftsnen talte ban ! ga
timer gp. @i bar glabs for hans Be
igg iblanbt os og flyer BAN Sat for
9i0nssbproeHe. bun ailagoe for %.
Ddgen efter bar bsgge 9raiter
8bornton at befese qaitor 6lemmens
fen, iom bar paret meset ing, men nu
sr bebre.
Utter / Qar er Der no9le ungs
Menneifer braget til 6sjItole.
Wlon Ri life igen / Qar tal faa
noget al bore fra Blair Stole2
Den nDe 5ernbane er M indrt
FQroig til at t6rs pGa. Stinnerne er,
nadr bette lGies, ON ali gaar efter Be
itemmelisn. Iagts til gpen Coulter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11
500 @tf5anina 300

Geiis Ela6s 2nisre pil pnre f~orneisbe ouer at erfare,
Ct Der er bet miupite en- frpgtet Speeom, fom Btbsns
itobeu tr blepet | Stano til at furtre | ole bens Stas
bier. % bet er faiarrb. Hall,s Catarrh Cure sr bet
enfiie p~itteit5e 5sibrebelies mtbbei, YQgeftanbeu Fiens
Der. "a 6aiarrh Ct en- foniiiiuttonel &uabom, fog
brer ben en- foHniiutfonsl SebaHblina. Halls "a.
terrh Cure iases ino, pirfsr birstie pda globet Ga
IslmtirosrHei Spiiemet, ttlintetaigr berpeb gpqboms
r1ens Hariag o9 gipsr paiisnten Siprfe, Deb Of opbpaat
Apriiiiuticutu % biolpe Aaiuren ct piers iii Qrbeise.
@ierne bor iaa mssen IiliIo III bets belbrsbenbe araft.
at q ~iiibpoer ct ~bunttsbe Dollars fol buert 3tlfnlbs.
bport feHHe R oicin lite bepirfer 6elbrebelle. .Glrtp
sitsr esiis % 9ienes6prb. EiiitriD
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Toled o.
~ Srlaes Dos Npottetere.
HALLS Family Pills er be b BITE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11
aenmare % Cme9n, ". ..

8rnauppsrne bar M bespnbt igen.
Zen 20. Sept. feirebe DIE Senlen og
Matiloe QnoerIen beres 9rDaup, %
ben 13. RoD. bolbt Mr. 8. U1esfslDt
% gamma 9anisn @rpaup I @rubsns
5jem. iii 9ptte.
- gamle Mrs. 6empen. Mlobsr til
Qiels 5empen. bsOs ben 7. gop. og
bleD bsgraDet ben II. 1oo. paa Srinis
tatis 9irfegdarb.
Der figes. at 9aItor 5iasrup
S6rgenien bar baret beroppe, men in
gen oiDIte noset ON bans 9eieg fer
lenge efter. 9efte Sang enfter Oi at
bgre og ie liOt mere at iaabanne be-
fsgen0e.
Manbag ben 2. Dec. begpnbte
gaftor 8. SanIen fin 6gjtole Der !
5rinitatis Menigbe0. 9a ban bar
ffaFet fig TO Obgtige 9arerinbsr, Miis
DOrtbea SenIen Og Miis GkiitenIsn,
baa6es Der at 6liDe COB 3ilfegning til
Stolen. Sngen fan TONNE meD ben
un0f1lbning, at be life bar Ruao,
od en6ber fan fua Undertaking 6sle
9interen for $16. 9are unge beroppe
| Ssttlemsntet, benbt 2ejligbeDen! 8
faar BEN maaite alDrig igen til ben
pris.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

@n0stieueftc oen lie o. 3oie Ssn6a8
beer Moaneb 6l. 1870 form.
ST. 4nter,
JrQit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

9i benleber OpmGrtiombe6en pau.
al gaitor 8. 5. 8ablitrsm, aaeiHs,
8is., sr Qgent for 9anii6 autb.
PUBL. l6ouie. og at bore genner / IRA
cine berfor tan faa Bigger, Sort 0. +. b.
Dos BAN.
Danish Luth. Publ House,
Blair. Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11
sinaer sp=Malfine.

COCO GA $500 aioras for fulO getalins
@amls Nlaifiner iifanDiot. 50 90 | afOrag
pr. RaaneO os inssn Rsnter %fOrlonses.
@amle Wafftnel $500 og op. yips ytaitiuer
al andre 6abrifater $1,000 % op.
6. (. Kemp, ACT.
Blair, NeDr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

! Qcaa banae e~a.slutb. Meniq6sos airte,
9lorfb 2dtb street linclem Grant o9 9mes
BETTE 6ol0es 6gimesitgubstien.te bbcr
SsnDog 3ormiDoaa ST. 1e30 % afeuz
an%osfieneite ST.. 80. Smoagsfole 81.
12.30 eftm. @lacmeoe boer E~orsaag Ais
tsa 81. 8. - Vile ere hiertelig peltomnel
G. q 66rfitiNu1e en-,
0r1it.
9opsl: 22f9 %. 26ib Ct. emoba, gtebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11
Daloemar Seier
~ sfnpcter Gnfulqre.

er MI farbig og geitiainger mootages
pau Den al ben iterite banIfe 5oltes
fprfatier .. Q. s ngemansb sremie
biitprifle 5ortaains, ombdnbIenOe ben
lptieliaiie qeriobs / belle Danmarfs
9ifOrie. Sneen b~iitoriit 5ortaling
ian beOere a~ubsfales til b%anitsamsris
fdnite 2GIere, game Og unge, iom
o aIbemorS eir.
9ar De miItet noset at ben 5ortals
ling / DanIteren, ba teb 9osen, BEN
tOiter tun soc / Omilug. 9oOt inbb.
$1.20. Den er en- Stat. IOm er barb
at babe / etbOert 9jem.
5aaes |
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair. glebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

9oareablen er en- eob 5orretnino,
oa Soroen life CT o9ttet meo Sne ga
@resiet CT grent belle @interen. "a
5aarene tan gaa ube belle 4aret runot.
Gn M alGbefabrit er peo At 6lise
anla9t Ter pad Ggnsn; ben fat beabn
b FIN @irtiombeo nate 5otaar, "a
bar 8aronttyet 9ben, at be Ital ubbe
tale $500 | maaneolia 4r6eioslen,
ida man 6ebeper lite mere at fenoe
uloen bort.
gugene er en- At be imutfeite gber,
og II en- megst lobsnoe 6orretninas6p.
Den botser ftabig. Ser er / Sanuar
bnq9et benpeo 150 6uTe foruoen Bors
retuin9slofaler o. uniperItetsbngninz
ger. Ser lommsr itolia me 3olf til.
8lano. De iioit ontomns er Mir.
9ooIen % gupien. gRr. 6anitn fro
Rsbr. idmt 6r. SEMEN fra Oftoi9,
Wis.
Sd, hi er mart en- bel Slot beruoe,
% 5ioen 9aar. % 0i aaar meo. og
iaa itete BET forleoen 8a9, Den 80.
Rop., at BET bar Seren MaoIen "a
6uffrus % darige grDGupsbag. Oct
te 6aoOs abinOeforenin9en faaei glps
ON. 20 BE- bsiIutteoe al obsrrdite Dem,
iaa 81. l Iamlebss Der / MabIens
6qa8eIige 6iem % oanite 8omilisr for
at lnlenne g~rubeparret.
Gfter Qfinngelien at en- Sang "a
Ben talte gaftor 6anien til 6aoerss
eaitgrue % obsrrafte Dem til Slut en-
@aBe fra 9enner.
M}r. U1aoTcn tatteoe glao og bsoGs
get for Den uobiite Spmertfombeo,
Der oionebs ON, at be bare bunbet fla
@enner.
Siosn tom 5orfriffningsrne. ION
8binoeforeningen bopoe ierget for.
Sfsnt ri fun bar oaret Der fort
1io. bar ri Dog ale lart at pere glade
0tb At beie9e Mabiens. % ri pnftey
BEN Subs 9eIFgntlie / 5rsmtiosn.
- Wortin 8ielIen hab6e ct iIemt
llbelo for en- lib ioen. San ca
Sennen Wi1is fsrte 6per meo fin
9ogn til Sfobs efter granoe. gaa
8eien itanoieoe @iaie bos nogle Soft.
9ogle 5aar fframte linens bans 6eIie.
Der latte At Steo / bib 5art 5enimob
8ieliens 8ogn. Den ere 6eit log
Qielien i 6o0eoet. faa ban faIbt be-
Dibitlss unoer @o9nen mraem 6eItes
mes Ben. 6erren ~Itoanebe bog bans
qi0 % ban er alter raTt. Gn 9aa=
minbeIie ON 9ibets ltpisbeo ian bette
3ilfaloe Dog OGre FOR os alle.
ct an6et ubelo bapoe SIR. 9abm
for en- lib Iiben. 6an bar ube at
tsre en- Eur meb i'm SuItru og Rrs.
Qntbie. 9eb at tere oper ct temmeli9
opbi Wuboerbul gap 6titeHe et ralt
8pi, Der ienbte BET bagsriie Saoe meO
Mrs. 0o6m % Mrs. 9ntbie femme
li9 ggaldnt ligt neb / SnooIet. Wrs.
0abm fl st lemt 3r9t i I'm Rb6 %.
MATTE boloe fig / Roli9beo frr en-
3io. Mrs. Qpt6ie Hap mso Girqt=
ten og inabieOe alGber.
GIebtrne peo Sfolen / aolonis
oiitrittst gap en- peapfta Qftenuns
bsrbolbning unoer qqrerinoen, Mifs
Garen 6aniens 9ebelIe. Snot9gterne
par til ct gibliotbet for Stolen.
- paitor 6aniens 6amilie er for
npli9 forget meb en- Ssn, iom bar
ben fsrite Der blsb oebt I Den me Sir
te.
Bernhard getsrieug 9atter
Carrie, Der bar paret ip9 i fiere Miaas
nsbsr, er 9ir / goo geOrin9.
= @'loanisn, fom bar D1ret borts
reift. 2ta'tommen til6ase i ben itolte
5orpisnfng, at there is no place life
here" Gan bar after tsbt qIubs Der.
@i esnter, at Mr. ;. anberien,
RsbDiGs, Ore. ON tort lib bill inbs
finbe fs, og Rpsiet, at Mr. Rielien
fra Weit Superior tommer Der til
ON tort lib. 8.
no.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11
u9anifereu."
SnsOag Den II. December 1901.
0n0stJcnelter.

Y II b u T.
GuDstieneter CO 0ootr a%iboioes / Blair
6aHite eoan9elit slatberte 4irte TIL ie.aenoe
6iaer: over Sgnoa8: oeimssiesuoste
ueits 81. 1870, lalfcreaa9 meo ioruos
g1aenoe Striitemaal Den lite % Bile Scns
oa9 / Waaueoeul. Nftenguostieaeite ST.
7.3o. afe 5ouoaa 0laaueoea t.ligt
HE'D RateiiiatioH af lu8oonmen: Boz
5slooq / Naaue0en tiaige mco 65fe5rag
FRI 0t0ningenisf anfn5 0iiioricl.
8eqclmr5f8c Wao0g / 9igieu poa 9perz
oaae. 0uer Cnsoas Niteu ST. ia: %
beaesniaa. 0Der 1orsoaB Qitcu 81. 8.
llHq0omsmeBe. 0oeranDen 5reoa4 etess
miopaq 81. >: 9eiHoempbe leiter 5ur /
0iemnieuel.
9cGoioasTole for Born oper II Aar
eafboq 81. $50.
5euoaasanie bber Ssuoa9 6ormtcDag
81. g / 6irIsn.
6nrafo &enen
QrCt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11
Blair, Nc6r.

s Gsnoags. ba 9aitor 6aralo Sem
len bar / Qrgo. aebr., hRn0tes blm
IN C6erraitelIe.
"a ban itulOe inotage fit Sebe Deo
Q~ftens6or6et 6os glr. 5ergen an
o,rIen, boor Menig6eoen BAR famIet
eftsr @u%osiieneIten, tunbe ban life
fda 4labg poa Stolen = Der laa en-
uFormslig qaffe paa S9ost. Der bar
intet an6et for eno at faa Paffen at
8eieu. Gfter at bare faaet 5orIitz
ring ON, At Der par ingen 9pnamit
bonnie eler 6elpeoesmaffine ftiult /
Den. tog 0a praften fat og 9aIeoe en-
Asrlig aerepels. lort meo lpiebrune
9pilag pg 9raOe. I'D at 9atten.
goa en- fife SeoOel fob ~itreOet:
.5ulsgaps til gaItOr SEMEN fra Be
aage % gernsne i Qrgo1.
Der Bier baabe @t9bs og Saf ooer
ben pels, ION tom paa ct uom9rtet
Steo, og bil gere %fortrinlig Rptte til
ggreturene | 9inter. 9aabe b unge
% be imaa @enner Ttal baOe farlig
9af for a~erligbsoens 0pfnOiombeo.
Bert bliDer bet 10 rigtignot for
aGe iaabanne, Der beb, at gaitor SEM
fen 6iotil bar oeret faa Bib iom ct
Gam. Gu BIZ be ogIaa faa at ie, at
Fan fan penbe bet luabne uoab. III,
ia, Siberne foronbres og bi meo benz.
= So6n MeQuurrie bar ct fort
0plag at 9bgningsmateriuler og
9ul til lapeite qriier.
qaitor 8. ape Olien, 9ineoln,
Ear beret poa gefeg / Blair I bisie
8age.
6. 6. gierce sr ben betenbte les
Oen0e 5or6dnbler at ale Slags Msbz
Ter. Sengefieore og Mabrafer, Bar
neoogne 0. +. b.. 6an bill ieIge biz
ligere eno be tore 5ufe meo glimrenbe
4atalog.
Oct berligfte Sulspeir FAR ale
reoe inOfunOet fig meo en- ItraalenOe
og glitrenbe Sne, Der fnirter unOer
1eDberne - ON bet M tan bare.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-05

The Carolina Orchestra left for Kin
ston yesterday to make music FOR III
Elks banquet last night.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

North Carolina-Wake County.
Having qualified as administrator OF
Joseph A. Gill, deceased, late of Wake
County. N. c., this is to notify all per-
sons having claims against the estate Ct
said deceased to exhibit them to me on
or before the 9th day of November
1902. or this notice will be lead in bar
of their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make imme-
date payment.
This the 25th day of November. 1901,
ID. E. GILL, Administrator.
1 WIKI wks
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-05

Getl your dinner today at the Bazaa
of st. Mary's School. Everything t,
please the most fastidious.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-05

Asheville, Dec. 4.-There were 1873 con-
versions at the sanctification meeting
held near here by the sanctificationists.
The attendance has been very large and
the enthusiasm was carried to the high
est pitch. 1t is related that a young
girl convert, during a long prayer she
offered the other day, said: 'Oh, Lord.
| will bet five dollars that there are
some present who are laughing at me,
but / do not care She further stated
that since she had been converted and
sanctiied that it made no difference
what people thought of her actions.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-05
PERSONALS.

Mr.. j. J. Wilson, of Dunn, is in the
city.
Mr.. L. l.. Jenkins, of Pittsboro, is in the
city.
Mr. j. B. Perry, of YoungsvilIe, is
here.
Postmaster Britt, of Franklinton, is in
the city.
Mr. w. B. Snow went to Greensboro
yesterday
Mr. ]. A. Cheek, of Hillsboro, was here
yesterday.
Mr.. Thos. Duncan, of Beaufort, is in
the city.
Mr. R. H. Hayes, of Pittsboro, was here
yesterday
Mr.. ]. ]. Daniel, of Halifax, is visi-
tor in the city.
Mr. T. Ivey, of Cary, spent the day in
the city yesterday.
Ex-C Congressman Thos. Settle returned
yesterday to Asheville.
DR.. H. A. Register spent the day in
Clayton yesterday.
Senator J. A. Brown of Columbus, was
here yesterday.
Mr.. w. E. Grassland, of Rockingham,
is in the city.
Mr. ]. w. Halstead, of Henderson, was
here yesterday.
Mr.. ]. R. Taylor, of Littleton, is at
the Marlborough
Mr.. P. B. Mastin, of Wilkes, arrived in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. r. A. P. Cooley, of Nash, is here
attending Federal Court
DR.. R. H. Speight, of Edgecombe, spent
the day in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Nathan O'Berry, of Goldsboro,
spent the day in the city yesterday.
Mr.. JOS. G. Brown went to Fayetteville
yesterday to attend the conference.
Mr.. N. T. Mclean and Mr.. T. A. Nor
ment, of Rowland, are registered at the
Marlborough.
Mr. j. G. Gardner, prominent farm
er and merchant of Churchill, Warren
county, is in the city.
DR.. j. ID. McRae, Of Fayetteville, was
here yesterday, the guest of his brother.
Mr.. Cameron McRae.
Ex-Judge James c.. McRae, Dean OF
the University Law School, was a visi-
tor in the city yesterday.
President Taylor and Prof. ]. b. Car
lyle, of Wake Forest College, are in
Raleigh on their way to Winston to at
tend the Baptist State Convention
Gen. B. S. Register, of Oxford, arrived
in the city yesterday. He goes to
Youngsville this morning, where he de-
livers Masonic address tonight
Major f. K. Huger, superintendent of
the second division of the Seaboard,
went to Hamlet yesterday afternoon He
Joined General Superintendent Maher
here.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-05

A Ten Cent Flyer.

import of China that
what buy today THESE
Mustard
Cndestc ove ana
Toothpick Trays Syrup Jugs
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-05
THE WEATHER TO-DAY.

Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity
to 8 p. m.: For Thursday; fair and
colder.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday:
Maximum temperature, 45; minimum
temperature, 80; mean temperature, 3S.
Total rainfall @ inches.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-05

Tarboro, Dec. At looks like the
killing by Wm Whitehead of VIM. H.
Pratt was murder
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-05
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

Fair and colder is the weather predic-
ton today.
Deputy Sheriff H. B. Everett, of Cum
berland, brought convict to the prison
yesterday.
The Carolina Orchestra left for Kin
ston yesterday to make music FOR the
Elks banquet last night
Getl your dinner today at the Bazaar
of st. Mary's School, Everything to
please the most fastidious.
Increased prices for cotton helped the
local market yesterday. The receipts
were III bales.
Sheriff r. l.. Lee, of Buncombe, brought
two convicts to the penitentiary yester-
day, one of whom was sent up for thirty
years.
Rev. ]. L. Foster has received a call
to the Christian church at Berkeley, IA.
He has churches at Jonesboro, McCl:lcrs
and Popes, near Franklinton.
The Register of Deeds issued 527 mar
riage licenses for the fiscal year ending
November 30th, 1901. They represent an
investment of $1,6S1.
There was continued improvement yes
terday in the condition of Gen. T. F..
Toon. the Superint endent of Public In
struction. The attack of pneumonia has
been broken.
Superintendent e. Nick. Goodwin, of
the Morganton School for the Deaf and
Dumb, says the attendance is the largest
in the history of the institution. There
are 231 pupils. Prof. Goodwin returned
to Morganton yesterday.
The lobby of the Marlborough looked
last night as it does in legislative days.
Lawyers attending the Supreme and
Federal Courts and members of the
Board of Agriculture and State Prison
Board gave the crowd political color
ing.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

PEELE C MAYNARD-Mortgag Sale.
H. e. NORRIS-Sale of Valuable Lands.
SHERWOOD HIGGS & Goa Dazzling
Time.
JAS. D. UNDERHILL-Admi S
Notice.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-04

Aug. LIST. Mrs. Stone has been a teacher
in Lunenburg for several years. She made
many friends while attending school mere
and at the Normal. who tender best wishes
10 the happy couple.
A second edition of the neat little book
''Wed to Lunatic,n mas just been issued
from the Caledonian office at ST. johns
bury. Aside from the brightness ano
originality Of the work, written by FRANK
w Hastings OF the legislature OF IS, II
possesses an interest for the many friends
here Of Mrs. George F. Cheney, whose
daughter. Miss Hortense Peters, drew the
cover design, which is dainty and attract
i've.
The sixteenth annual convention OF the
Orange County Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union will be held in the Baptist
church. Randolph, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, July and 10, the first session open
ing at 80 p. m. Tuesday. cordial IN
vitation is extended to the public 10 be
present at and participate in the meetings
OF the convention. Some of the features
OF the program are:-Tuesday afternoon,
a discussion on "Needs of the Hour, led
by Rev. J. w. Coffin, East Braintree;
Tuesday evening. a solo, Mrs. j. w. CONN
reading, Miss Josephine Hodges, Ran
dolph Center; address, "The Problem OF
the 10Th Century, Mrs. Ida II. Read Of
Shelburne, president OF the state w. {. l.
u.
Sheriff Miles of Orleans county came
here Monday evening, and Tuesday morn
ing, accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Lam
son, went 10 Brookfield, arrested Henry
Fullam and took him to Newport. The
charge against him is theft. II is alleged
hat he took certain articles from the two
Lane stores of Newport while engaged IN
packing butter in the rear rooms OF the
stores, as he was formerly accustomed to
do, and that these goods were sent away
with the butter. Ii is claimed that some
of the articles so taken were among the
large number found by the officers when
they searched Fullam's premises some
time ago, and which were taken to Chel-
sea. These goods are now 10 go to New
port where Fullam will be given prelim-
mary hearing.
Eugene Mann thought himself the luck
lest man in town last week, and with good
rea son. too. He spent a day al the farm
OF his brother on the East Braintree road,
and while at work in the blacksmith shop
there wanted a pailful Of water, which be
dipped from nearby shallow brook As
be stopped over he slipped, but failed to
notice that his pocketbook containing ESQ
and some valuable papers fell into the
water He discovered his loss when about
to retire that night and remembered the
misstep. Early next morning he went 70
the brookside to seek the missing treas
ure and soon spied the pockethook tioat-
ing empty on the water. He also found
near ten-dollar bill and continued his
search down the stream and alongside
until be had recovered the entire sum.
The experience Of fishing for bills Of vari-
Gus denominations and landing them sue
cessfully must certainly have been novel
one
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-04
Steel Cuts Steele.

sUncle Nike Connors, well known
here, whose age hovers in the unknown
region about the century mark, was ar
rested Monday, charged with breach OF
the peace in assaulting Emery V. steele,
the hveryman and a neighber of Mikes:
He was given trial before Justices :. A.
Fowler and W. III. Nichols at Boyden 5
Office Monday NJ. NJ. Wilson represent
ed the state and y. L. Boyden the respond
ent.
The alleged assault consisted Of strik-
ing Steele with the blade OF an ak, and
OF herwise injuring him. mike" had for
hidden parties crossing his potato patch
in rear of Steele's place, but Steele claimed
he had permission to cross II when IN a
hurry. Friday, mike" proceeded 10 chop
down some steps near his fence, but par
tally, at least, on Steele's land, which
Steele had used for mounting the fence,
as well as for coming out from his own
premises. Steele, from the railway sta
ton. saw the doings and started across the
potato field to investigate, carrying m MS
hand a monkey wrench that he had been
using When about halfway across, he
hailed Mike asking what he was do
ing. For answer mike came al him
with the AK uplifted. Steele did not think
he would strike and made no effort to
avoid the weapon until he saw 1t descend
ing toward his head, when he threw up
his arm, warding off the blow. The blade
struck his left side near the point Of the
hip. cutting a flesh wound about two
inches long. Both men then grappled.
Mrs. Mary Carr, Mikes niece, came on
the scene and succeeded in leading her
uncle to the house
This was substantially the case, as both
sides agreed, but the defense claimed that
Steele struck mike first on the head
with the monkey wrench. "Mike" him
self. Mrs. Carr and Mrs. u. A. Spooner,
eyewitness, testified to this, which was
denied by Steele and Jesse Blodgett, who
saw the fracas. Officers Clark and ketch-
um also testified that the respondent and
his witnesses made no such statement
when they were investigating the case.
The question Of "Uncle Mixes mental
condition was raised. Drs. Bailey and
Clifford examined him and testified that
he was sane.
After hearing the evidence, the court
decided that il lacked jurisdiction, and
held mike" i'm the sum Of rs 70 await
the action of the grand jury. Bail was
furnished by O. r. Greene.
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