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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-09
SneI g It imam & 60.

6insiiI6en 8ebolImddtigten CUR I'M
ter5ei6nung uuo gum NuFOriiGsn oe5
faiferliC1tn Siegels unter6reitet, 9a
ba5 2luforudsn be5 Sieget5 na4 4iz
neTiT9am 9ebraud ejnen absrmaligen
@erfe6r nit bem dineItI6en 9ofe, reip.
1pe3ieqe 9enebmigung os6ei6.n err
beiT6t, 10 lit Elm 2tufIdub bon etli4en
Saqen 3u ertparten. @s eriItirI ie=
bod fein @runo, gu bsfiir6ten, buB
Gbina I6lieBli9 bic gtote nidt accepli@
rem tpirb."
Gt3bii4Of Tobier's Optiz
mi5mus.
Yaris, 8. Sanuar. - Gr36iTtof
6dbier. bas Sdupt oer fran30Iif4sn
Mi1iionen in Norp4g9inu, tpeIder am
5. Sanuar gu MarIeiQe 1anbete, 1T bier
angsfommen, Sn einem Snterbisp err
t(drie er II9 ii6er3eugt, baB Die 8aiie@
rintpiIipe i'm 6rii6iabr naA Petin8
3uriidfe6rsn uno 0aB Die SrOnung
als0ann pOll1tdnn!g 6srgeit5ut perDen
tpiirbe. Die @uropd&r tpiiroen Finben,
baB ife bur4 Die fiir3I;6!n 8prgdnge
flt @binu fetnsn 8oDsn berioren 6dtie,
oo4 mifIe man Der 3egierung GENT
genoe 3eit geben, Ii6 mtsOer feft in Sen
Sattel gu ieBen. Sn3nii4en piiro3n
Bic M69ts i6rs 8obi3sibien1te fort=
ieBen, Big bic lsBte D@6aar 8orer GER
ftsut lei. lle6sreilung Ssitens Der
Md4ts t0nne Ni9ts niiBen. Die diz
ne7iids Diplomatic foge i'm 2tnfong
immer rnein." enoe jtDo3, tpenn Tie
ni4t onbers tDnne, nit rja."
Der Gr5biT6of re4tfert;gt bo9
Pliinbern Der Maga3ine in Pefing, tpOz
buuh bic notbtsioenoen G6raIten in ben
propin3en nit Nabrung oerIor9t pmrz
ben, uno erfIGrt, bie{e MaBnabms lei
ouf Nutoritdt bes fran50iI9sn Sc
ianbten 8jdon erfuJ9t. 2lGe aus ben
Maga3inen tpeggsnpmmenen Na6z
rungsmittel, SteiDsr u. +. IN. fsien in
8ii6er eingetrogen poroen, unb i6r
Bert6 ioGe bei Der 3utiinftigen Nbre6@
nung bon Der gu 5a6lenoen Gnti6doiz
gung a69e5o9en tpsroen. gr36:TAof
6abier te6rt i'm 6ebruar na9 g6ina
5uriid.
9InFGinge Der Sotfertnz
nittne.
S6on96ui, 8. Sanuar. - Die
brei Don Der &aiierinfpitttpe Tpe3ieq be-
pop8ugten 8eamten iinb, ME aug dime
IiI6sn Quellen gemebei piro, 2u6pun
Gin, Wang Wsng @baO unb G6en
Sfiun 9Iuon.
Die gsb1lferurg BON Sian 5n
f6pebt in rauIsnb NengIten. Die &aiz
ierinrpitttpe bereut jeBt bic 9inri8!ung
Oerjsniqen, tpel6s iia 6ei'm Nus6ru4
Ger 8orer9llnru6en auf Seiien Der
Nusldnbsr 1tsllten, uno min i6nsn
iebt na9 ibrem Sooe fpe5i2Ge @6re
ertpsiien unb i6ren 5umlieu 9elOentz
ffdoigungen perlei9&n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-09
stablen glei6 Die gan;r gpinSt.

bsl1ea. Mah., 8. San. - So
Tep6 &art, Sumuel 8ploitein, 0obiD
8arner, Oabib @er6l;nstD unb Ssrtz
tp Siloerman pNroen heute ba6isr unz
ter Der antlage Der6aftei, am IA. Noz
bsmber eine Spinbe, ntl4e $1,000 in
8adr9elb, iotpie Supslen i'm Wsrt6e
BON $4,000 entbielt, aus Dem 8ursau
Der 9ebriiber Norfe in Bottom geito6s
len gu buben. Die Ppli3ei fat 5000
bon bem geroubten 9eIbe, fotpie einen
She'll Der SSutpelen 5uriid erfungt.
Die Die6e itablen bic Spinbe, tpefz
6e 20 3o[l BO4, IA 3oq lang uno IA
3oQ brett mar unb 300 9Funo tpoq,
Bel bsllsm Sage aus bem Sunslenlaz
ben Der @ebriiber NorIe unb Fii6rten
Iie auf einem Sdubfarrsn oabon. Die
@igentbiimer iparen our 3eit in Sc
i6dften ausgegangsn. @ie(e 2eule la
ben, ME bic Oiebe bic @pinoe entfernz
ten, 6utten ieoo9 feline Nbnung, b1B es
Tt6 UNI einen 8au6 6anbt[te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-09
scuti6rr Mil66anbler rrmurOet.

Pater on, Us 8. San. Die
MIorO @9ronit bon 9oterTon 1T UNI
Elm neueg 8apitel perme6rt porben.
Der SO Sabre ulte OeutT4e MlF44dnDa
Ter .SSatOb Rsuten6erg bon 9lr. II,
@atIoHItruBe, Tturb geItern an ban
@erleBungen, bic er am Neuia6rstoge
i'm Streite NIT einem unbefannten
Wlanne erbulten bate. Die Priig6Get
fanD in elmer Dirt9T4oft Ifatt, uuO
Reuterberg's 2lngreifer entfum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-09
Seee S6uIo

rd6t F6 auf Groen. rlnreeelmdBiQs 2e6enspeiie
Mangsl an torperli4er 8spegung II. l. No. fibrsn
5u isueul tuteBlib qudIenosn imO sefdbrli5.n 2eiz
ben Der 8luaosrtnottn oOsr @Gmorrboiosn. auf ois
aptlts fb nod iblinlm;r rdbt; bic ShulO, F6 pom
i9reR 5bmtrjeR fopilns einem Guufalber ibers
lieiern gu lafeu, Der Die uebel nit Der 56uirt.tte
ootr nit NeBmittelH nod iblulmer mn6t. 0er cu
odmOrrboDen ltioet O,uf, Daran, oaB IS elm fberts
6tilmittel fir odmorrbOiOen Giebt, Or. Silsbte's
bsribmte glnateiis. Iroben lperDen pon q, Rtu=
itdsoFtr & 60, &Og 24l6 gtep=9ort oitsnirei Derz
iuuDt. Gro, hi, 6r&99)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-09
Gin Sauftfampfer tucniaer.

@afon, 9a., 8. San. = Der
5auffdmPfer 6ranf @sl9 lit 6sute
friib Den 8erleBungen erkgen, tpsl6s er
om Sp(peiterabenb i'm @ebar Bari
gu p6iJippgburg, MS, in elmer Bore
rel nit pabbD 9onoban erlitt. Ser
@erftor6ene bieB sigentli6 5ran5
@rabFelber, pur q Sabre alt uno in
9bilabelpbiu pobn6aft. @eit benz
Souftfumpf lag er betpuBtlos barniez
Der. PaOob OOnobon, Iotpie Die ST.
tunbanten befinoen li9 in 9afl, uno
auBerbem itn0 5uftbsFeffe gegen msbz
rere anbere 9erIonen auseeItellt, pefz
4s an Der aHaire betbeiligt puren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-09
Rpbert 6. Sapicfpn,
Nfar Mmbddb,
Spbn .. Sptpare.

Sie idbrli6tn 3inien BON bret
9rp3e t. ben SepoftoreR am l. Sanuur 1901
fdllis purocn auf Gpnto zines ieDsn Ssppitoren gut
etdriebsn. Ssielben psroen am uno nab R T.
10 o d, ben 3 Sanuar 1901, i'll ben Sepoften=9Hz
dern findctrQaen (2A19
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-09
nure, MiO, MitDO6, ben 9. Sannar 1901.
Sort BON 9efin9.
2lnefe SAINTS iteuerYorf6fag.
Verlegun9 Der Srieoensnnterbattoz
lungen rpn Der dlineiiid1eu 9Gnpt=
itabt nat) Maibingtun aeplGnt.

Bas bic dnberen Md9te ba5u iagsn.
= gn9Gunb iit angebfi4 8idsns,
qlaubt iebp9 ni4!. baB Die anoeren
Regisrangsn 3uIttmmen psroen. =
SH @aI6ington 1T man ii6er3eugt,
baB Der 8OrT9lag ausl4t uuf
grFoIg bat. = gbina's neue Gin
1pdnbe ee9sn bic 6riebensprdlimiz
narien. = 8lutige 8dmpfe 5Ipiz
f4an OeutI9en unD &6insfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-09
DentGhe Sparbank pom Baltimore,

UentllDe SparDQnR p0H galllln0re1
snptpsftsGfe Baltimore uno Gutams strase.
ben 8. Sauuur 1901
auf GrIud)en bes Sirtttoriims ber rStuti6su
Sparbant uon Baltimore" babtn bic llnter3si6neten
pas gBirt.n Der 9ant uGbrsuO bes psrgnngeuen
SSabres iorgidltig unterlu9t uno Fsrt3tsH Solgrus
ot5:
@ttrae Der beripaltstsn @elDr om 81.
@eaember 1899 ................-.... $2r460r r63490
trbaiten ......................... 1,O62, OH %
3inisn unb SipiosnDsn erbalten...... 1889 OF
9otaG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50, ,636,0451 10
Ssn, SaPOitOTeH airidb'= .oo- eoo 4,
3aDlt .........-.:..... $3.50 U93.H
9etriebsfoiten uno. Slldre A091.l5
Staats= uno StaDtfeuern 70SI00
9rGulie unO 8aHtuebduoe
- 1,o38, ,2l64 As
g,traa Der ptr1udltettn gelOr ON 81.
Ss5smbr 1900. s., 597, ,82S74
Gi. Gjeloer Der 9ont Tno in iolib.u @ertbpapisren
uno Sarlebtn auf Gjrunoeigsntbum angele8t, uno IN
Der 9lnFdt Der Inter 3sidnettn fuo Die Sareben
ppQfomnlen qefCbtrt uuo Die 4dnf piro parIdm uno
eelpisnbaIt ueriualtet
Gonti ant 81 9sssmbsr 1899. 1898
6onti erDiin,t ndbrenD oss Sabreg. 918
Gputi qei6loFsn pdbrenp oes 5abrcs 675
Gonti am 81. Se5euber 1900. 0..........-.......5236
Suifapus u. Spbler,
q. s.. 2ebuepfe.
Sarrp w. SeH;inger.
(5,6910
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-09
2Ietropofttan Savings 2sank
ppr Baltimore.

q. g. Gbriper ..... Brd fioent
Sames =. Epan.. Saatmeifter.
Die llntsSjsi6uettn, als Elm BON ben SireftOren
Der .MetropOlitan Sapings 9anf" srnunntss llntsrz
iu6uuqs=&omite CUR 9ritiuns Der IneslegFnbeiteu
beiaqtcr Corporation uno CUR 9:r6ientli6ung zines
9erid)ts uber cine Derartige llutsriubun9, unter=
bretrn adtunqspOa bus GDlgenoe:
9etraa DER am |. St3smber 1899
seanb befinolideu Gouos. 81 TAG, 472. .78
gsnen aa6res smpianpcn ......Y... 1864 242. As
On SioiDenoeu empiaug;u iiir attisn
uro Cbligationeu, Oiuie 3inien iir
SarltDen ............-'...'..'.'.... lfo'9oo.0S
3uiamm.u ........................$4 ,857, ,665.84
gpopon abju3iebsn fnb, ME folgt
@n Sspoftortn bssabltsr
9rtrae 1pdbrsnD beg perz
eaugenen S5dbrts. .......$ 81, 727, ,553 "A
emats= uuO Staotfeuern
unD unfofen. ............ A,39959
9rdmen fir Iftien u. Gb=
iuation.n ............. 15,55352
-- /. .767, ,5O6.55
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-09
Central SaUings Bnnk
BON Baltimore,
SnsufzGde Gbarless uuo terinstUnz Strafc.
Sahrcs Nus els.

SabrcS@ Nusiueis.
galtimore, ben 81. Ss5embsr 1900.
Tonog an 6anO am 81. DECEMBER 1899 6004 %
Bon Espoitoren erbllten in l9OO..... 2763 35l. .65
9ln 3uIen aui SnrIsbeu, Gbligationsn
etc nd6renD 1900 erbaltsn. 2S2, 1896
Grbalten an 9rdmium auf Der. Staa=
ten 4zpro3 @onpls, 1907, umss=
Goniols, 1890. O...................... 29,14O.35
$9O78, 1887
On StpoitOr,n btaablt
rpdbrenO 1900 0......... s., 409, 4SO ~
@eSabIte Steucrn ipdbreno
1900 ..............-.... 1o,1oo.oV
9e3abltt Iu5eabtR tpdbz
rtH0 l1pO ZI'J5I.Io
8t3ohlte 9}rGmIen uut Gt1
feittn ipdbreno 1900 9s=
tluft ...............--. 4Vuf5'oo
TonOg on SauO am 81 St5ent5er 1900 So $50, ,376.49
Offene GUnt am 81 S.aenlber 1899.. ,422
GrDfinste 6pnti pabrsnD 1900 .-............ $50
@siGloisne Sont pdbreno 1900. ............ 2 rs
Sficu. 6onti am 81 December 1900. 901
99ir finosn ua4 9riifunQ, oab bic 2lnlaeen Der
rG entraG G 6upinas Ban t. iprgfdltl9 IN
Gftfttn bonn iOliDsiten g8ertb etmo6t fn0; oaB bic
Sarl,ben cut eefbtrt fnO, uno oab ot. S1nt lpars
Jam uuo umidtig gelsitet fpirD.
. a m re, VtO., l. Sanuar 1901.
Rpbert 6. 9apiefon,
Mar 9mbad,
Sphn 8. Spmdre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-09
9lsibt am 81. Se3ember 1900 elm
sSonosbetrag BON ................... $710, 81.82

Sie @n3abl Der am 1. Sanuar 1900 offeueu Cont
betrna 3298; d5S Cont tpurOen Od5rsno Seg Sqbres
offenen Cont am 81 Sesbr. 1900 3494 betruq
Die qRitelieber bes unter1ei9neten Gomite's,
pelfe fsin perf6uli9es Snterefe rsenb tpelder art
an Der rB OFT ber state Sapineg Ban u
baben, erfIdren mad elmer iOrsfdltiaen 1rifune Der
Gapital=anldaen unb 6tfuritdten Der Sant bieielz
ben obne gorbebdlt als eriter Rl1He. Sie @eibdfte
falt eefiibrt, unb befnbet f9 bieielbe in .iuem
proiperrenben 3uhatoe.
Z. Sume gmftb,
Mncrem Heifer,
OILY Sdrrp 81. Muller.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-09
9oroer State Savings Sank,

WortmeHsGde 6nrtttta 2tr1te nnc pdrtz Hce'
SdbrIiober Nusweis.
1893 $685.. 1884
batter .................... D4..'. .'' 329 5S7 So
On 3inien bon Sarlsbsn, SipiotHOen
ouf Gfftfttn etc. erbalteu. S5Oo4.H
$1,027, ,559.H
ge3ablt an Sepoftoren tpdb=
reno 1900, eini6liebli6
3inieH $500, ,051.2
IuseGben unD Gteueru..... 9,769.43
- 317,377.65
9lsibt am 81 Staember 1900 Elm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-09
Iob bdlt Grnote.
26 lOnt(en umgekOmmCn.
0icle anOere 10 idbmcr Derlest, DAP
fie lcbipcrliG nit ocm Sebcn Dds
rpmfUmmcn tucroen.

@6re6li6ss 8ranouugliid in Gtodez
F3er, - @inGi6erung De5 Habit
f4sn Maifsn6auie5. - @ds5suer
6ra6 I'm Mjiterra4t aus uno
purOs tpa6rideinli4 0urd sin'
lede 8asrD9re perurfadt. -
iDamFTfsRsi@grpioIjpu psui4fim>
merte bic @u6lage. = Sin 3tpejz
tee 8ranbun9Iud fOFet 5peiQ0I4z
Min nor bnal QShSn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-09
9msiigc iitr 9amem nmo j1tm9e WaOd)en.
fusliItr r11nterseMg.

Bier Mobeu BON Gjoluns. 6ambric= Uuo MuSlin=
llrterboieu 0aiuioofz uuo GombriezoemDeH 9roz
menoDenz NM fur3en R6dcn, otoie Nainlootz NM
@ambric= llutcrtuiltu, prdhtiqe Jacous, init
tsien Sieqa seissf t4o 81 90 Oert5 FIR ""D OJC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-09
1aSo<l C5eetmto1t & g.
112 bis 1872, NorosGutalDzStrabe.
l(nTer Au5mes- tmh alebsrtumrfs1rp 1rpnrtente1't
Dferirt beute amBcrprbentidb &articn
&egcmtag~ &tciOr0fe.

@umu
RegntaeR Ill baun
Ge rNu unrt n
nns gaansess 5000 8455
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gaItimor.. ben 8. Sanuar 1901. 40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-09
midnner basl 2sben.

Go6eFsr, N.Sg., 8. Sunuar, -
9ur9 Die Sind 9erung bes Ro4aterz
NaiienbauTes beute frii6 gin9en 20
Bis 80 MenI6tnte6en perloren, uno
bisIe Der SniuFen purben 10 f4psr
per6runnt ober Guf unOere WeiIe berz
lebt, baB feline 9ofTnung auf i4r'Getz
tlin.1 sr;I1irt
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-04-02
How to Find Out If You Need Swamp-Root.

If you are sick or "feel badly, ," begin taking the famousn new discovery,
DR. Klmers Swamp Root, because as soon rs your kidneys are we'll they
will help all the other organs to health. A trial will convince anyone.
Many women suffer untold misery because the nature of their disease
is not correctly understood; in most cases they are led to believe that
many ills, when in fact dsordered kidneys r the chief cause of their
distressing troubles.
Neuralgia, nervousness, headache, puffy II dark circles under the
eyes, rheumatism, a dragging pain o II dull ache in the back, weakness or
bearing down sensation, prOfuse o scanty supply of urine, with strong
Odor, frequent desire TO pass it night Or day, with scalding r burning SEN
satiOn-thesea are all unmistakable signs of kidney and bladder trouble.
If there is any doubt in your mind as to your condition, take from
your urine Of rising about four ounces place it in a glass O. bottle and let
it stand twenty four hours. If on examination is milky or cloudy, if
there is IA brick dust settling, II if small particles float about tin it, your
kidneys are in need % immediate attention.
ness, dizziness, irregular heart breathlessness, saIow, unhealthy complex
ion, plenty of ambition hWt no strength.
Swamp Root lis pleasant 10 take and is used in the leading hospitals,
recommended ny phySica~s IN theT private prach2e, and is taken by doc
tors themselves, because they recognize in it the greatest and most sue
cessfuI remedy thar science has YET been able TO compound.
If YOU ire already Cony need that Swamp Root is what you need, YOU
can purchase the regular fty-cent and onedouar bottles at the drug stores
everywhere.
EDITORIAL NOTWITHSTANDING Root, the great Kidney, Liver and
Bladder remedy, is so remarkably successful that a special ADVANCEMENT
has been made by which all orr readers who have not already tried it may
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sands upo thousands of testimonial letters received from men and women
cured bv Swamp Root In writing, be sure and mention reading this
generous offer IN the Raleigh "Progressive Farmer when sending your
address to DR.. KiImer e Co BinghHmtOn, \. Y
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-04-02
h Legislature.
NEW JUDICIAL DISTRICTS.

The legislature abolished the two
o:,,inaI Districts to take effect July
,o01. and established four new
sursrior Court Districts. By the
ms of the act the Governor
INST appoint judges in the Second,
r;rb+h. Fourte enth and Sixteenth
n;s+ricts, and a solicitor in the
r,rrrh. Eighth, Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Districts.
The districts as now arranged are
.. foIlows by counties:
First District-Currituck, Camden,
pssouotak, Chowan, Perquimans,
Washington, Gates, Tyrrell, Dare,
HYDE, Beaufort.
second District-Hertford, BERTHE,
Northampton, Halifax, Warren.
Third District-Craven, Pamlico,
Csrteret, Jones, Pitt, Greene.
Fourth District-Vance, Wilson,
E5secombe, Martin, Nash, Franklin.
Fifth District-Lenoir, Duplin,
Sampson. Fender, OnsIow, New
Hanover.
Sixth ~District-Wayne, Johnston,
Wake. Harnett.
Seventh District-Robeson Cum
berIand, Columbus, Baden, Bruins
wick.
Eighth District-Union, Arson,
Richmond, Moore, Chatham, Scot
land.
Ninth District-Guilford, Ala
nance. Orange, Durham, Person,
Granville.
Tenth District-Yadkin, Davie,
Rowan, Iredell, Davidson, Randolph,
stanIy, Montgomery.
Eleventh District-Wilkes, Surry,
Stokes, Forsyth, Rockingham, Cas-
well.
Twelfth Observation-Disclosures, Cleve-
land, Lincoln, CASTOR, Mecklenburg.
Thirteenth District-Mitchell, Wa
tauga, Ashe, Allegheny, Caldwell,
Alexander, Catawba.
fourteenth District-YanCy, Nc
Dowell, Burke, Rutherford, Polk,
Henderson.
Fifteenth Decentralization, Bun
c0m0e, Pennsylvania.
Sixteenth District - Cherokee,
Graham, Clay, Swain, Macon, Jack
son. Haywood.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-04-02
DrOuth Beating Corn,

1t is a we'll demonstrated fact throughout the
South that the largest well-bred corn that can
be well matured in Illinois when transported
to the Southern States always greatly Outyields
the Southern late-maturing native corn, be-
cause it does not grow so much to stalk and
natures it's ears 20 to 80 days before early drOuth
catches and ruins the native Southern corn.
I have on file a large lot of testimonials con-
frming this. During the past years I have
enjoyed a greatly increasing trade from Dixie,
on seed corn. Don't you need such corn this
year? I offer the best yielding varieties of
corn for the South. My Champion White
Pearl and Improved Yellow Leaning cOrns
are surest and best yieIders in Dixie. Prices:
% bushel, rs cts; l bushel, $1.4O; 2 bushels, $2.45;
5 bushels, $3.50; 10 bushels, $1,000. New seam
less bags - cents each extra. We get most
shipments through by fast freight to North
Carolina and South Carolina freight Stations
in about u days. Freight charges about 20 cts.
per busheI. Positive proof of the above, and
treatise on Northern seed corn for the South,
in my new catalogue of corn, oats, artichOkes
and other field seeds, and two corn samples
sent flee, provided you cut out and send this
notice. I refer to, or money can be sent in
care of First National Bank, Bement, Ills, if
desired. Address quickly:
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-04-02

Twenty-sixth District Rowan.
One Senator.
Twenty seventh Distriot-Forsvtb
One Senator.
Twenty, eighth District = Stokes.
Surry. One Senator.
Twenty ninth District = Davie.
Wilkes, Yadkin. One Senator.
ThIrtieth District - IredeIl. One
Senator.
Thirty-irst District - Catawba.
Lincoln. One Senator.
Thirty-second District CASTOR.
One Senator.
Thirty-third Observation-Disclosures,
Henderson, Polk, Rutherford. Two
Senators.
Thirty-fOurth District - Alexan-
der, Burke, Caldwell, Mcdowell.
Two Senators.
Thirty-ffth District Allegheny,
Ashe, Watuga. One Senator.
Thirty-sixth District - Madison.
Mitchell, Yancey. One Senator.
Third-seventh District-Buncombe
One Senator.
Thirty-eighth District-Haywood,
Jackson, Swain, Pennsylvania. One
Senator.
Thirty-ninth District Cherokee,
Clay, Graham, Macon. One Senator.
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THE SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.

The Watts bill, by which there
was made u new arrangement of the
counties of the State, into Senatorial
Districts, changes the number of
districts from thirty-fve to thirty
nine. The Senate of North Carolina
consists of fifty members and the new
Senatorial Districts with the number
Of State Senators from each as fol-
lows.
FIRST District-Camden, Chowan,
Cu1uruck, Gates, Hartford, Pasquo
tank. Perquimans. Two Senators.
e...nd Decentralization, Dare,
Hv.-. Martin, Pumlico, Tyrrell,
W~ -ngton. Two Senators.
-..r. District-Bertie, Northamp-
IN one Senator.
.r-A Observation-Disclosures. One
En-. Dtstrict-Edgecombe, One
>.-.:.r
SKI. District-Pitt One Sen
a,l D.strict-FrankIin, Nash,
Wis u Two Senators.
1-.ra DlStrict-Carteret Craven,
I-.. Jones', Lenoir, Onslow. Two
l..a District - Wayne. One
Tenth Di,trict-DupIin, Pender.
1le senator.
Eleventh. District - Brunswick,
New Hanover. One Senator.
I'll Decentralization, Column
" senator.
...rl District - Robson
IT,.
.a.a Observation-Disclosures
oistrict-Harnett, John
u. Two Senators.
--rict-Wake One Sen
.s Di-rrict-Vance, War
.utor
District - Granville,
senator.
District - Alamance,
.r.am. Orange. Two
..a District-Rockingham
-...-r.
-.s first District - GuilfOrd
'1. Senator.
-".-' second District - Chat,
nam. Moore, Richmond, Scotland
Two senator's.
twenty third D~istrict-Montgom
ny, Randolph. One Senator.
I"enth fourth District Arson
1''aSon, Stanley, Union. Two
l"enty-ffth District Cabarrus
AIenburg. Two Senators.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-04-02
tickets Reduced

SaabOard Air Line Railway one
thousand miles tickets are now sold
from all points on its lines at rate Of
$500. including those previously
sold in the State of Florida at $4,000.
These Tickets are good over the en-
tire SeabOard Air Line Railway Sys-
tenn and are hOnOred between Rich
rnond and Washington bv the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg & Potomac
and Pennsylvania Railroads, between
Portsmouth and Baltimore by the
Baltimore Steam Packet Company
bay Line) and between Clinton and
Columbia, S. c., by the Columbia,
Newberry & Laurens Railroad: All
tickets which have been sold at $25.-
90 and endorsed "nOt good in State
of Florida" will be honored over the
the entire system, including lines in
Florida, regardless of such endorse
ment.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-04-02
THESE ARE NOT LAWS.
Bills Which Passed One House and Were
Left on the Calendar.

Bills Which Passed One House and Were
Left on the Calendar.
An examination of bills left on the
calendar by the last Legislature
shows hat there died on the House
calendar, of bills favorably reported,
12O, a large number of which had
passed the Senate, among them the
following:
To allow persons divorced under
the abandonment act to re-marry.
To provide for the heating and
ventilating of the capitol.
To provide a st~enographer for
each judicial district.
To restore to the Legislature power
to prescribe and regulate terms of
public offices, their duties and the
emOluments.
To prevent guaranty companies
from requiring deposits to be de-
posted in national banks.
To expunge from the record the
resolution of expulsion of Josiah
Turner from the House.
To regulate the sale Of cigarettes
browns bill from the Senate).
To furnish books to INDECENT pupils
in the public schools.
To prevent the State from hiring
farm labOrers.
To prohibit the sale or gift of in
toxicating liquors TO minors, idiots
and insane persons.
To make the Commissioner of
Agriculture Sta te game warden and
promote the propagation of game
birds and animals.
To make it Ii misdemeanOr to keep
whites and negroes in the same cell
in Jail.
To provide for county farms and
the working of convicts thereon.
To change the design of the State
flag.
In regard TO jointures.
To instruct the General
to u ex-Treasurer Worth and
SuTetleS.
To give the Superior Courts juris
dictiOn of bastardy.
To provide for compulsory at
tendance at school in Mitchell county.
To establish d State Normal School
at Wilson.
In the Senate only nine bills died
on the calendar. Two years ago
there was not even one. Among the
important bills which died are these :
To allow the State Board of Edu-
cation to appoint three State super
visOrs Of public schools.
To reduce the price of school books.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-04-02
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