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Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-20
NUMBER 7.
BRATTLEBORO SOCIETY.

Miss Edna Burnett gives corn roast
to her Brsttleb,ro aud Bellows Falls
friends at her home in Putuey next
Tuesday.
Miss Marion Bourn celebrated her
1th birthday Monday by giving de-
lightful little party to her young friends
at her Green street home.
The " CT U will hold a mothers
meeting at the home Of Mrs w W
Plimpton. "a Canal street. tomorrow
afternoon at 3 O'CLOCK, after which
supper will be serve from 3 80 to 7 30
Cards have been received bv friends
here for the wedding of Miss Mae,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs j f Coleman.
formerly of this place. to James w
Archibald. at Mortified, Mass, Tues
day, Sept 3.
Members Of Howard club Of Fitch.
burg, a tally.ho party passing thra ugh
here entertained number of the
Brattleboro friends last evening at the
Broad Brook house in Algiers. Land
loid Taylor served nice supper and
afterwards the Doheity Bros cf Fitch
burg gave an exhibition Of clog dane
iiLg and club swinging.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-20
August AInbIings.

Miss Olive Warner returned Sunday
from week in Greenfield. Mrs
Louise Hsckley also returned today
from 10 days visit with Mrs II III
Hackley In Greenfield. -Chas J
Miller and Avalon Converse are TAX
ing weeks trip awheel through the
north part of the state. Mis- Minnie
Toomey is spending her vacation with
frienhs in Rutland. Miss Kittie
Dunlery went to Boston Saturday for
two weeks stay. M iss kittie t.els
returned Saturday night from Wake
field. Mass. Mrs Jennie Pratt is
visiting in Atbol and Bostoo. Miss
Ida Coleman returned Sunday from a
two weeks visit 10 White River June
tion. Mrs ID Stolte and daughter.
Miss Anna, left Yesterday for visit
With her son William 10 Islaud Fond.
M iss Lucretia Turner his returned
from her visit in Athol ard vicinity.
Nj iss Lillian Cray is spending two
weeks in Swanzey
Miss Annie Nichols started yester.
day for Buffalo and the Pan. American
Exposition. Pre-. colt S Eames and
party return Saturday night from
their trip there. jerome A Amidon
and Wife left Saturday for visit
With her people at Cato, N Y.-E w
Harlow and wife returned yesterday
from their visit in Bethel. Miss Kate
DTyer is Speeding two weeks at her
home in Clareuont
f Wales and son Harry left yester-
day for Springfield. where they will
bring out "Kirg Jollity. ".-John
Toouey left Thursday for Holyoke,
Mass, where he has entered the em.
ploy Of Roland I Oakes.
II + c Toedt. wife aud daughter
left Saturday for week at the Pan
An ericsn Expos ition. Mrs W Eddy
left Thursday for three weeks visit
at Troy ana Albany, N Y.
Geo Walsh returned today frcm a
few days visit at his home in Og-
der sburg. y J.
Henry F Brown. superintendent of
the electric light works. and his broth
er Manlev of Wardsboro. left Yesterday
for visit 70 the Pan-Ameri-
can Exposition.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-20

F H Howard, wife and daughgter
have returned from several weeks at
Camp Ellis 10 Maine. -HowarI G
Rice is at York Beach with his sister
for the rest of the month.
Editor 0 L French left Friday for a
week at mis- fsbirg resort at Long
Pond. Kenneth Emerson is home
for the rest of his vacation from Har-
ward.
Rev II r Miles and his mother left
yesterday for Lake George and from
there he goes to Buffalo. returning
before Sunday.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-20
TWO WILL DIE.
Enraeed Saloon Keeper shoots Into a
Crowd with Fstsl Results.

Chicago. Aug l9-EnraSed because one OF
his guests cut up pool table. Powell Pala-
reka. who conducts 4 saloon at No - West
Tweniy-fir>t street. fired six shots into
crowd Of hovS who stood in front OF hi>
place lzsi night. Thres OF them are wound
ell and two Of them will die.
William Harrn. L. wears old. shot through
the stomach. viii die Henry Leiselmexer. i
year. old. ,h0t through left >ide. viii Eiie;
Charles Bonhaui. L year, Old. shot through
the eft arm and sile. condition serious.
The saloon Eseper was arrested.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-20
OTHER LABOR TROUBLES.
20, 900 Carriage Men Shut Ont at Cin6in
nau-The Work ora Trust.

Cincinnati. O. Aug l9.-More than
20. 600 carriage workers were notified by
nine shops here saturday night that
their services we're not needed and that
the place will open Sept 3 as non-union
shops.
Hundreds of girls and boys also will
be thrown out of work. Nine factories
here were combined under one ircorpor-
alton aud announced that they would
employ whom they pl' ased. fix their
own wage scales. settle the matter of
apprentices. aud piece work and con-
tract system. At the American Buggy
Company aud the Brown Carriage Com
pauy the owners discharged leading
officials of the Carriage Workers Union
and replaced them with non-unIon men,
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-20
shirt Waist Girls I'm New York.

The executive board of the Ladies
Shirt Waist Union has unanimously
approved the proposed strike of 1000
girls employed at work shops in New
York city. Formal grievances set forth
at the meeting yesterday were that the
girls were fined for coming late to work
and that each girl has to pay y cents a
week for the use of the elevator 10 the
building.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-20
BRATTLEBORO, VERMONT. TUESDAY. AUGUST 20. 1901.
Do You Send

Your REFORMER, after reading 1t, to the
boy or girl or relative or friend at some distant
point If so, we can do 1t better and cheaper
for you by mailing direct from the office. and at
the other end they will get II while II Is new
and fresh. Write for terms.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-20
Do You Send

Your REFORMER. after reading n. 70 the
boy or girl or re latiye or fTieni st some distant
poiniS " SO, we can da Il better ant cheaper
for you by mailing direct from the offce, ana At
the other end they viii get il while i Is new and
fresh. Write Tor terms.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-20
For Sale.

One new two.story House on Pleasant St, ten
rooms. Crowe water to house and connected
with sewer. Land IS feet front, Il! feet back
Also some good lots 10 build on and some other
good property for sal-. CAL and see property.
Must be sold Z. W. WARD. l. Pleasant St.
s4tf Bratteboro, VI
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-20
Cbauncey N Crawford
South Bethlehem, Fa.

Chauncev NJ Crawford of South Beth
lehem. Pa. roommate of the late Sid
Dey q Bristol. writes to the Phoenix to
deny the statements recently attributed
to him in the Hartford Sunday Globe,
briefly summarized in these columns q
week ago Friday. The Globe professed
to make the statements on the author
ity of A Stearns Campbell aud Mr.
Crawford says he puts into my mouth
things which | never said. and which
are rot true. 1t Is not true that Sid
ney 6 Bristol was given to fighting in
his sleep while NV roommate: il is
not true that be was ever vicious and
inclined TO do me bodily HARM 1t is
true that he was troubled with SOM
nambulism. as | have personally stated
to Attorney Fits and to the Hartford
Globe. Furthermore il is not true that
| ever felt or expressed any terror of
Mr. Bristol. IL is true that | told MIR
Campbell of hristol's trouble. and that
he CMr Csmphell) suggested that |
ought to be afraid Ii i not true that
1T was well known that Mr. Bristol's
antics were dangerous 10 anyone who
might he near" Mr. Crawford believes
'-the facts are sufficient TO clear Mr.
Cressy of any suspicion Of crImiuality;
bit be does not ssDt TO appear 10 the
attitude Of fs'se witness in the case.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-20

On Othsr Hand Trust Opens More Mills
Iron Moiders at Chicago Vote to Hep to
Contribute $4,000 Day-S!tuatlOn
Steadily Getting Delicate as Regards
Disorder.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-20

,,IrED-h girl for general housework
" Apply 10 L. ", az hA"hh'' '"Ap'" street
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-20
VOLUME XVI.
WANTED.

,STrD- ra3!c girl-none but expert
" cnccd need apply fLASG BROS.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-20

e c-1 BEST
TUT odICs ROCERIES
Of all kinds.
Specials lbs. Cherry Prunes for 25c. Blue
berries and other fruits. Telephone call AS.
Sg-tf j. Z. BUSHNELL, 20 Flat st.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-20
FOR SALE.
LNOR SALE-Top buggy and harness.
II % SOUTH MAIN ST. 'T-lt
E,OM sALr-Two horses. ono a fonr.yel

NOR StLE-Surry wagon, In good running
~ order and light also Il Concord wagon. D..
&. BAKER. % Blrge ST. 6tf
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-20

College Room-mate Denies the State.
msnts Attributed TO Him by the Hart
ford Psper-Tsnt Mate In the War,
However Tells OF Incidents Like That
Described bv Cressy on the Fatal
Night-LOng Letter from Room. mate,
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-20

INOR SALE - cneap - Lanes rotaryDeu
II planer, 2tNl2. Also 2Linch buzz planer
retitted good as new. Also heavy mill pulleys
and shafttng. l.. II. STELLaAN. t-tf
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-20

INOR SALE Cheap-Second hand so II. p
II Upright Marine Engine liNl4 cylinder, 60
driving pulley. a II in good order. JOHN TAFT.
West Dummerston iStf
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-20

,,yrEp-Tcacher for school in Strauon.
" AMY in person TO W. X. LYMAN. P.o.,
II, U,rdsbOru, VI. No-2t
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-20

EOR SALE A second hand Chickering Pi
L ano. Modern. first class condition. nearly
as good as new.Will he sold for less than one
third Its cost. Address Box 6s+, Brattleboro,Nt
SI-lf
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-20

NOR SALE work horse weighs 100
I pounds. ". +. RICHARDSON n Co. btf
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26

looeIie til at lobe Sartcier al ciirs
Slaes pnn Epconiofc Sunh, Tiper %
giiln6e al iommc Ram. Miis Suu.
ter ifai pGre Den anoen apinbe peo
Sitfpften iom Dor iaaet Sobs.Si-
cefrlc.
50 cubanife S9rere og Carer.
iHocr iom bar frctuenterct Sarnaro
Goleoes Sommerifole. bar M toset
fine Groinener og er reiit tilbase ii.
Cuba mco llfrotaaelie al u al DEM
inn poa cen ~cubanlfe Rcaierin9s
9efoihuug ital ta9e ct Normal.
SfoletlriiS'i 9lem Bale, R. y, SIc-
re al De onore nptteoe Atle0niugen
til paa c1en gefoitnine at beie gitf.
iafo. llOiiaineen isr afreiien.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
RpinoeIie Jeeer.

Get bp1t0er 10 life oite, at en- 0nme
iPloer ct Yiloopr; men / Warquette,
Ntid,., bar Ell I'M 9aop rplig ifuot Ell
Siortebut, ct 0uoopr % en- Ooafulp.
Ten ion bar epet oelu1e &eorift, or
Ntrs. q. M. aauintatt, tpiS 0tono
or ct befiet6t 9nnfier. Saninort oct
uar loulia at ifpoe SHORT G5bc Rom
Oroa Mrs. amfman til Onoto % cr
netop fomuell hiem meo i'm Sangit.
0rn Ina 10 Tiger / 2eir, foretog no
ililgtcr on piite Ell SPgerinlrs % en-
SfnociproigbeO, JON iorbauicbe DC
andre / Soget. 8uffcn % aalpen
~ronmteoc5 al oct iainne Sflro; men
6aQeiter madttc btn Ipringe lplige,
isr man ff Dem. Dfro. aaufrmn
bar en- al Dc ire Gamer, ion lrotog
&ienic / lit Gountp; men bun er oen
ierite apinoe poa Mihiaan-SolpseiL
iom bar ipIoet @ilot / Sfooen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
n1eoet Tobaf.
Der fipbcs 21a Spns til S%tatsanital'
ternc / Minneiota.

Staten WiunclotuS 9oarb OF 9orr
trol bar fiebt mere cro TO IONS al
Sfrantobaf on ooer en halo Son He-
gctobaf nil Seinalerne i Stntens tSor.
behring's. og Observation-Disclosures
for De fonmenoe ire Wuaneher.
Sobnten er ontoeIt til S%enmner7,e i
Stinmater Snetbns, SinOsIpaeboipi.
tuIer og IluIer innt Sdribailts
Sfole for N~aitosipoee. Get troeS,
at Ell 0eI 2enrner / oiSie Iritaiter
er loo pmrt til al tpgge Sobaf, at oct
tielcr til SSrirr1ltrpneus uopeI iou
2emmernes 9eoIte at inorsmne oal
en- beqrPniet 6oripniria al 5obof.
Soma goarb OF Control iorlsgte
fort Sl0 eiter S~ucrtagelien al tine
Tiigter al itoppe Gmoelitg al Sobdf
i Sugtbniet. 6ougerne gift no puo
Ell Streif, Der oar lao pIOtrpffcrbe
al DEN nlporlia tr1ieoe 9iicipliner.
8oarSet blep ocrior tp,tngct til at OPP
gipc i'm Solorilg.
Zen al 0%ennelota 9ourS OF Gons
troll uo0eltc Sobaf er poSicnoc ltPrf,
men 400. Sfraatobafen er / 6oun
al mffe, lorte GligS. iolqt / Suroeleu
for 80 Gents pr. uto. Den alruin.
beige Regetobof er omtrent al ion.
me apolitct lom Den opennpprrte 30.
BAT.
Sobat gipes tim Ill Sc 9enmer,
'on olDeH at pore tilbsielIqe til al
bruce ben, oq lsoripringen itanr mn
Der ifarp aontroi. ! Sfoieu ior
a~luuoSiooQe aipeS inacn Sobof iii Sc
uuge Semmer mbancn Ell Del al
sem iom or bIepet pant I'll ocns Nrlia.
SGbet al Sobaf / oere& SilitanN piloe
roaite BABE le1lme Sslgcr.
,Snaen Sobat err uooclt Neo
8rtQs Refouuitole Nui2 Gutter.
lom er blcoet nont iii Ocn0 grlia er
ien0t til Sfolen, lfal Ser aiprr9 Ell
&~eltrRbelie FOR at 'oa Dem til at
oflpggc Oe1ne @une. Settc er Tor en-
In Ct unuifcliqt Arbeioe men @ilt-
tcrne i Ylmirodiqbc0 oil life lioe no.
ger oeroco, oo DC / iuiiit 0eniecuoe CT
Hprnlalc. Sobdf n0r tihltaere no.
ncIt i q. Golro% SorbeorinaSunitalt
men er MI nfitanct. gnitaltcn or be.
itGut til Sanger unoer 30 Aar. Oentc
Tor Ser icrite 2opouertrpoelie % en-
9eltrubclic Qonr itn poo at ioa Dem
I'll II opermnbe Goblfsoaren
Zen iumlen2 Ntrnloe 5fruatoboi
oar 1850 @ml0 "a Den err lo0clt
ION iel8er StilApoter 1900 Yrmo
StoIcu nor Aano$ipaac. 10: Siu0s.
iMe5oipltaIer % AipIer, 6eraus
SAILS, 1870; Settings. 200; gluotu
TO: Rodleiter. 1000; St. Meter. GOC
Sumo. Nslctobafena fiebte Run1b,
par Las Glmo Ga uooelt imn isl.
ger: S~iialputer, 500 Iuno; Sfoler
Tor A~auo@ioo1e %; 6erAuS Soils
300; Snittn82 100; Anofo, %; no.
dciter. 100; u. Eetcr 80 Gltno.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
SiHeNife SclrfOnpiscr.

SIreiilfe Bigger Hal aHiR-es ! Se
lefcrtontorerne / Gan TraUasco DIT
itore INITIAL aineiere, ION b~sgnttIr
Sele'orer, rsooenolqgjorSe Tor lpn.
&c iioen, al Seteuiuseu oes Central
Stoticn iorito6 tIueIf 5i0tl har
IlRno oPrei aniafte, men 0omplo.
met inner at bigger er pei iac orc.
Hae intelligence bigger ira 4iisiiou5.
'tatlonerue ito urrttcS on en- ma.
trone trnirtte5 I'll Ct poaic. at 81 be.
handles ielme.ia.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
SmnnpInf.

9ti2 &ortio @ai5irrton. sen
1Gaarige Gattcr At Sen nnlia mcatt
omtalte 9oofer @oibirltor iuroerer
oeo @eaeSlcn College ) 0et iererc
bar nnn opret rent oocrbprqt al Hl
ocrtere. lcm gicruc nil giere aapitol
AZ. al hcrbes fober ipiite REQ 0rpIi.
ecnfers @orb Gu 0oQ mootte hun
boihe fn / Sfrd paa lit Vrrelje. ia
Raporteren fife piloe uiar, o. hun
oaa inBeH gtonoe uiI0e ielc ham / ot
b.tce iuterpjcutst". Ijl7lu bIcD
ban coo bortc "a hun pcpcNe ia uo
Tor AZ gol til aIo~icn men ian los
Der CT alif! 90 NJ mn ocnotc ia
iorat ic ii1 ont agOaacoe bum Den
paarrpnacH0c Irg ION retcp bauoe
"taget beuoe d meo en- aooaf.
I}1is Clara Rtsoon ira Del.
phos anuinS ey en- profriif Warmer,
Tiger en- 4uis ira 8eitcu. Sanmcn
meo fin Ss1ter GhIoc iaacoc hun ia.
ir Seit 80 4eres 0ocHe "a aa.er Of
aiere oct iamme octte Mar. Ge il
Bigger uoisrte oil arbcioc. plsieoe.
iooebe % horpene. 0ertl hor Dc fG
Spin at ireIe. Ter &igr At melfe. GA
WeIfeu MAJ ogiac tnqe$ ben iii e
Greonleru. Der er inqen Ipuo pnc
5armen oa De "iiaFfeoc" lin Sreo,
uocn SirIp &c bar aibetalt Mort
gogen pan 1ormeu. fisbt nm guaar
og bar euSog Iiot 8erge / @anfen. !,
Set ifol @adningsbuiet repareres.
Ter err ioo Sarnere / Cmeanen, ion
bar gicrt Oct beore,
D2iis Carrie 2. Sumter. "A
Snop Sia, SSr6., bar iaaet 9,Oa
2icenie ira "9oaro Of Soi.;mor
Steamboat SSnipectors". Niis Suu
tiers Gar eier en- lioer 0dmp. Scai
o. benoes 2oSsbrep siper benSs I'll
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
ling aunSnftsr

Wiis SsllIia eliiabetb De @arnc
er moaife Den prgite SporposnS.
aonolfter / 8eroen. Sln Dor / &c.
bplon, 9. s., % er toIp gar sommeI.
SlIn taaer moo "iSares" pan lin
6ars Sporpogu, iom guar meIlent
Song SsIoro Sernbone Stotimu %
Store Tod 0nt. Dc @armo eier
ca orroer 2inien. oa 7atteren poreta.
ger hcn nnoncielc di6eIina al Scr.
rerwngen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
Gm sammcl .3mric.

0es Moines, Sonia, roier ia al al
baoe | i'm aFibte Den Glhitc % melt
bersmte I~rme.9turie. Jon III Iener,
neulie "gunt 9edp" gcung, elier
"YaotAer 9iteronte iom bum oaloa
faIotes timber gorgerfrigen. Srn
Dor %ianunet meo iin Mano, 8nuio
gnuna, iont er Sueofer. / en- lioen
Saaniua miof inoe / Spen, "a trohS
tine 20 4or irttere&ierer bun ita enc.
mi parrrt for Solhaferre % bar IN.
get iis Drie al Sorien6elier al
8ropiorr % aosier til SoIoaterne
pao 8hiIippinerne Srn er Rrpii.
bent al Soma ~Sanitarp Com,
mission, ion blcn orqnrtierct Dco
geepnhelien at oclt ipuuif american.
tie arie, % iom or bIeoef opretbolNt
iRrIis oeo henbeS |nuartmra ilocn
BET 516e Soma Rcqimeni Toni rii.
bage. Sor 40 aor iiher orgouiiercoc
bun en- Iiarrerroc SCREENING / Somp
fins Go, u o.. iom ierere If Hao'
net Seem 0orf Saritarp Commits
iion".
Senhes Niqenouu bar Surob Gro.
bom, % bum bar isot / Stbofn, Rem
gorf. SenScs Carte. Ruth @rabom
par Nhirie / ariqeu | 1912, "a bun
baohe oerfor antagelie orpet ert6cl al
fin S~Srteresic for 5uIootcrnc. Scu
bes iSor mSerbolot henbc oeSlt6eu /
herrScs 8nrrbomsage meo 6ortPIlin-
ger ON mt, hans Seiter bapoe gier.
nemeaaet. isr Sarah belp feht. o.
Siunter foIot, pdr Oct nleo itor Chi
ieie, ben unge Yiae iorbleu biemme
fordt ifrnbe 2Grreostrrpier og lope
8an0nger; mi0t / aanpen pnr
Del biin lPnate0e al ppre. goret
1862 gooes Der DOG ArIebning, og
bum hlep dfpiat / SoipitaIs IfoeIiu-
gen peo General gurniioes Doc Ar.
meforps, Roor ban aioroe Sieneite b.
ire isIaenhe anr. iom arisen poreOr.
SenheS 9ebGroigheb, Nob og 0iI.
Iigbeo nj at bore neo pna 8olpIao.
len miot | Sao % aruotregn aior0e
herroe mart nopnfinrbig; Solbaierne
baooe itor Reipeft Tor benbe oe beir.
brebe benoes Non oa Itore SpofreIie.
Nhis @robam blep gift meo 0a-
bio Douug / 1866 ,og / 1868 fIptteoe
be I'll Des RoireS, boor De bar boet
fibcn.
Ntrs. 9oun9 faar al Regierireen
$50 ON Racneoen / Reriionspenge,
en- erfienotligbeo for i'm Siene-
tie.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
Gicr % Scicr.

&onh Seier. Ger er noaet adlt
men Sarmeupouraterup / ocrule BE.
fpemmeligbeo. vi ton l~iurpeIthen life
boloe oS oarne. @ehda al ic pao
thermometers. Get piier bare en- ii,
ferten 8rober ooer 6rpieWmftet.
Sea sulfer al oioe. huao De oil oisre. /"
Gieren. SIN bel. ieg ital giernC
if1iie ZEN et beore Thermometer"
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
DIR. MILES PAIN PILLS.

VI har''st iiittri % peallesIiai Mheesl 'or ina sa,s
utrpss ponevlrs. R~paimsrisr G~Gpspine s,tu.
ralela Ntres'iitt. Srriabditsi Seoulssh,b. Saat
Sooiea- lnas5olsr bDtrisa cpmm saer @srHn.
% 'tisrlabsr tHssn nsmns efsreirtHtusrr. es 7sai
rs strts. 500 spotsttsr ,asr isHsts al Or. ygiiss
faeestal gs.. Slfbart. 9ne,asa.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26

/ Nmfon Siitriffet | alaifa Dor III,
en- 9efolfnina al 10000. og 9pen
Oomion bar omfrins 5000 Snopaa.
mere.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
Com @mmo % 2at.

Sanion, Solf tiger, at 8iarmion
o. Some leper iom Suro % aat,
@iliet. %oes % ilms belle 81.
Den boao2
&aniun., Sngeillnoe. Sriilo %
aat leper life iaa baarlie iammeu
eitSoa. naar man bare pasler pan. al
&c life er biernmc paa lamne Sio.
Yet er ilie. 8illlunion % Some bar
Oct.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-25
STATE NEWS.

The Carolina Northern Railroad has
been completed to the Pee Dee River
and the work is being rapidly pushed.
The congregation of Cavalry Baptist
church, Roanoke, Va, has extended call
to Rev. j. w. Lynch, of Wake Forest,
n. G.
Major L. P. Erwin dropped dead at his
home in Rutherfordton Monday morn
ing at o'clock. The direct cause Of
his death was heart trouble.
The cotton crop in this section is even
much shorter than was predicted by the
most gloomy planters, according to the
receipts on the Wilson Wilson
News.
Mr.. George Rountree, of Wilmington,
has returned from an extended trip to
Europe. The Wilmington Dispatch
says he thoroughly enjoyed his trip and
is looking well.
The Spokesman is the name of a new
paper, whose publication has just be-
gun at Rocky Mount. The editors are
e. E. billiard and j. E. Crutchfield. 1t
begins business in most promising style
Miss Nan Dowd has become a MEM
Der Of the staff OF the Charlotte News
Miss Dowd is very talented young
lady, and she will prove a valuable ad-
dition to the News already excellent
force M
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-25

Though there was during the past
year falling off of some $32, 100000 in
our export of manufactures the de-
mand for our food products continues
enormous Wheat exports for August
reached the amazing total of 1884 32
bushels, as compared with S,3O3,74S
bushels year ago, and for the last two
months of the fiscal year have been So
49S,024 bushels against 25,SS7,491 for the
corresponding period of last year. The
value for the two months has been $15,-
114.O2S, against $2O,6OS 454, so that in
spite Of the fact that corn shipments
have fallen off to one third, there has
been gain of over $15,OOO,O 600 in the
value Of the grain sold abroad in these
two months. Provisions and live stock
do not show such increases, but for Au-
gust they had an aggregate value of
s2O.246,000. against s19,2O0,OOO for last
year.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-25

The rapid recovery Of the speculative
markets from the shock OF the President s
death is most encouraging. The net gains
in the stock market run as high as $12 a
share, and will average over IS a share,
many stocks closing from IS to $40 above
the close OF a week ago. Sales on the
New York exchange aggregated for five
business days last week 3,4S1 POS shares,
to which Amalgamated copper contribu-
ted $4,000, at net loss for the week of
S. a share, Southern railway 323 800
shares at net gain of AZ, Union Pacific
252,31O at gain of 6A, and Atchison,
Erie, Manhattan Elevated, Southern Pa
cific. and the two United States steel
stocks contributing each over 100000
shares on large advances in quotations.
The Vanderbilt stocks were especially
strong on rumors of another great con-
solidation. The Improvement started last
week continues this week, and is re-
garded as an expression Of confidence in
the financial future of the present admin
istration.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-25
Spirit of the Press.
THE VETERAN" PRESIDENTS

THE VETERAN PRESIDENTS.
Columbia State
1t is improbable that a survivor of the
o,sil war will ever again be president
HiaJor mckinley was doubtless the last
veteran president His successor was
rape when the great conflict began and
only tot when it ended All the other
post-Deilum presidents-since Johnson. of
course-have been Union soldiers except
one. Grants two elections were due solely
TO the belief that he had saved the
ohion hayes, Garfield, Arthur Harrison
an'i mckinley all served in the Northern
army with more than average good rec
o:ds. PRESIDENT Cleveland is the only ex
ceplion. The next election will occur 80
years AFTER Lees surrender and it is not
ihely mat any man will be nominated
VINO was old enough to have served in
the army so long ago. Even one who
was only Is the last year of the war will
De % years Old in 1904. Roosevelts ac-
cesslon marks the beginning of the new
PRESIDENTIAL era, the passing of the Civil
war heroes as active political factors In
state and Congressional elections the
same transformation is taking place and
the governors, the Congressman and the
Senators are being selected from those
VINO nave grown up since the great con-
test that divided the country.