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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-01-16
PRESENTATION POSTPONED.
Lord Roberts Dissatisfied With South
African Affairs.

London, Jan. l6.-Lord Roberts has
further emphasized the unsatisfactory
condition of South Africa in letter to
the mayor of Portsmouth postponing
the presentation Of a sword Of honor
from that city. He says:
1T is most dstasteful to me to be
honored and feted and called upon to
rejoice while SD many are i'm bitter
grief and before We can properly re-
turn thanks that the cloud is being
rolled away which has for more than
wear darkoncd the homes and
crushed the hearts of so many N our
country"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-01-16
TRAM PARTIALLY BURIED.
Snow Slide Falls Upon Canad an Po
cific ExprcsS.

Vancouver. b. C.. Jan. ia rather
peculiar accident happened To the Ca
madam Pacific express. While the eA-
press was steaming along at a rapid
rate east Of Revclstoke monster
snonslide quietly rImblod down from
the mountain directly in front OF the
engine The engine plunged into the
snow head long ard the engine. ca
boose and bagsag" car Were buried
from sight before the engine came tc
a standstill The engineer and fire.
man were dug ont not much the worse
for their experience. Not a wheel If
the track. but every car in the train
had to pulled out Of the snow
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-01-16
NO DECISION REACHED.
Senate Committee Considers the War
Revenue Measure.

Washington. Jan. lG.-The senate
committee on finance considered the
war revenue reduction hill but did not
reach n conclusion upon the measure
rs whole although several details
were decided. These the committee
decided not to make public because
Of the opportunities they think pub
licitv would bring upon them. The
committee will meet again thursday
and It is the intention TO continue the
sittings daily after that time until the
work is completed. Senator Aldrich.
chairman Of the committee. expressed
the opinion that the bill would b" in
shape to bc reported to the senate bc'
fore the close OF the week.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-01-16
WIND UP THE CONCERN.
Decision Of Stockholders Of the Lon
don and Globe.

London. Jan. l6.-At the adjourned
meeting Of the stockholders Of the
London and Globe Finance corpora
ton. limited. il was resolved TO volun-
tarily wind up the concern. Mr.. Whit
aker Wright explained that the direc-
tors wanted c5o0. aop TO pay the debts
and several hundred thousands pounds
with which 10 carry on operations.
Since the last meeting. he added. the
directors had been negotiating for the
sale OF the Baker StreetWaterloo
railroad for E500.oo0 and il was ex-
pected that an agreemnt would be
signed soon
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-01-16
TO WHIP WIFE 6EATERS.
Bill Presented in the Delaware Legis.
lature So Provides.

Dover. Del. Jan. lo.-The whip
ping post as a punishment for wife
beaters will probably be Deleware S
remedy for this evil. Senator Glenn
ents has presented in the senate bill
prescribing flashing at the post as the
penalty for such offenders. He also
presented measure al OlisAinS the al
cient form of corporal punishment
now in use here. compelling eonyicta
10 stand an hour in the pillory.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-01-16
LACKED ONE VOTE.
Clark Not Elected Senator on the
First Ballot.

Helena. Mon, Jan. l6.-William A.
Clark OF Butte lacked one vote OF the
number to elect him to the United
States senate. The first ballot for sen
ator was taken at noon by both SEN
ate and house. There were 80 Re
publicans in the senate and house and
they voted for Senator Thomas II.
Carter for the long term and former
Senator Mantle OF Butte for the short
term
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-01-16
PATTERSON ELECTED.
Succeeds Wolcott as Senator From
Colorado.

Denver. Jaa. ln.-lIon. Thomas NJ.
Patterson has been elected United
States senator To succeed Edward O..
Wolcott. Mr.. Patterson. who was the
nominee of he Democrats. Populists
and Silver Republicans. received "a
votes OF n total OF 81 cast az the joint
caucus. Following is the result of the
ballot taken by both branches OF the
legislature in separate session. Sen.
ate-PattcIson 33. Wolcott |. absent !.
House-iatterson IS. Wolcott =
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-01-16
EXTENDING Philippinc Cables.

Washington. Jan. l6.-Generat
Greedy. chief signal officer of the
United States army. has received a
dispatch from Lieutenant Colonel
James Allen In the Philippines an
nouncing that the signal corps has
laid cables from Osloo. island of
cebu. 10 Dumaguotc, island Of Ne
pros and thence to Misamls and
linto. island OF MindAn4O.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-01-16
CHRIS. SCHl'Iz.

Many persons have had theexperience
Of MIR. Peter sherman. ef North STRAIT.
ford. \. H.. who says. For years | sui
fered torture from chronic indigestion
but kodol Dyspepsia Cure made vel
man of me" 1t digests what YOU ca,
and is certain cure for dyspepsia and
every form Of stomach trouble. 1t gives
relief at once even in the worst cases
and can't help but do YOU good
Cook 4 ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-01-16

Help is needed AT once when a person 5
life is in danger. \ neglected cough or
cold may soon become serious and
should be stopped AT once. One Minute
Cough Cure quickly cures coughs and
colds and the worst cases OF Group.
bronchitis. grippe and other throat and
lung troubles.
Cook ( OpEr.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-01-16
|nezuelan Government Takes
Possession Of Two Ameri.
can Steamships.
e the Property Of the Orinoco
Company, Operating Along
That Waterway.
atc Department Informed OF
the Seizure but No De-
tails Are Given.

Washington. Jan. 16.-The state
partment was informed during the
trnoon by cable from Venezuela
p the Venezuelan government had
fen possession OF two steamers be-
@blng to the OrinOco Steamship
npany. No details Of the seizure
made public. The Orinoco COM
~ is acknowledged TO be an Amer
concern operating between Port
Prince and points up the Orinoco
F The head Of the company Is
- be an American named Alcott.
e seizure of the two steamers OF
pflnoco Steamship company was
"lted in cable dispatch from Min
i.oCMis AT Caracas. who SAYS t.ey
been taken for the purpose OF
employed against the rcvolu-
pists.
ne company. it appears. has both
k'lsh and American stockholders
american president and an Eng
charter.
sent Mckiniey's Congratulations.
'Fi'n. Jan. l6.-Thc United States
dSsador. Mr.. Andrew ID. White.
present President McKinley's con.
na'ions to Emperor William on
occasion Of the celebration OF the
''enary Of the Prussian kingdom
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-01-16

Usually raclling cough aud a general
feeling of weakness Foley's Honey and
Tar is guaranteed to cure the "grppe
cough" and make you strong and we'll.
CHRIS. SCHuTI.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-01-16
NEBRASKA sENATORSHlP.

First Ballot in the Legislature With.
cat Result.
Lincoln. Neb.. Jan. l6.-The first
vote for rs United States senator to
be elected was taken during the day
by the two houses OF the legislature
separately without result.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-01-16

Save doctor bills 10y giving Fole.'s
Honey and Tar to infants and children
in time 10 prevent pneumonia or Group.
which are fatal 10 so many thousands Of
babies. C-D
CUEIs SCHIIy
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-01-16
Baking
Powder
Economy

The manufacturers of Royal
Baking Powder have always declined
to produce cheap baking powder
at the sacrifice Of quality.
The Royal is made from the
most highly refined and wholesome
ingredients, and is the embodiment
of all the excellence possible to be
attained in the highest class baking
powder.
Royal Baking Powder costs only
fair price, and is cheaper at its
price than any similar article.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-01-16

Samples al mixtures made in imitation OF baking
powders, bu, containing alum, are frequently ds.
iributcd from door TO door. given away III
grocery stores. Such mixtures are dangerous
10 use in food and in many cities their safe !,
prohibited by law. Alum is corrosive 'oison and
all physicians condemn baking powders containing H.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-18
Selma, Sal.

Def er life ganffe uoen Opfororina,
at jeg fsrfte Sang | nit 2ib prsber pad
at ffribe for OTentligkben. Sfent jea
Deb. at Der er mango beromtring, iom
tunoe gre bet beore enb jeg, fau ffal
mar life altib bic paa bDeranbre.
9i DANTE Der | Selmd bar meoen
4ariag til at bare glade og tdtnemlige,
og life minoIt for be Wsber. Der bar
baret af6olbte og be mango Sammenz
tomiter, Deb 6pilte bi er blebne opmuns
freoe og ifprfeOe til al oanbre fremab
pqa 6immelDejen.
Oct er liOt lange iiben MI, men
alli9ebel bill jeg fort9lle ON Dor 9at=
figeIiesbag.
9i baooe beitemt os til at oberraTfe
bore pr9itefolt | beres nDe Stem beb
Selma. 8eb Dor 4nfomf funbt Oi
imiolertib Oerene luttebe og laafebe;
men faa Ienbte bi 9ub efter paItor
Rasmusfen, Der meb 5amilie bar
bebt ober til Naboens til Mibbag. -
De Tom - hi fit MabfasIerne dabnez
be, Og fndrt famlebe en- for Stare ia
ON bet belb0ftebe 9or6.
GftermiDbdgen git meb Soler,
Gang og Mufit. Mr. Z. 5anien tdlte
ON gnigbeb og Sommenilutning
blonbt be banife / bort Excitement.
SIR. Stone minbebe os ON Satiigels
iesbaeens 8etpbning = taffebe Sub
for en- rigelig 9eft og bette frie 2anbs
Sober.
paftor Rasmusfen minbebe os ogs
Iaa ON, at ct mob Cub tafnemmeligt
5jerte inbebolber 5orubfatningen for
ct lbffeligt Glib, - ban tdftebe Msnies
beben for ben ubbiite pdaifsnneIfe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-18

DuDgfieneIte BEN lite % 3oie SenOas |
bier DlaQneo Rl. 1890 CORN.
Rr. Anter,
Dr0ft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-18
S@isBt 81.

8i bar bait Misiionsmgosr for fort
Eio iioen. grRitsrne 3nbltrpm, Ra.
cine, % 9. Qielien, 6bicnsO, bar bos
os / be 8ase, iamt 8aiiOr 9briitianien
ira @aroHer. Oct bar eiter 5or6oloene
% bet ooarlise gejr U%slii9usoe Og 9obt
beig9te Ulgoer perren gap %; tbi al
GOD 8aue o9 al fulotommeu SaOe TOM
mer 10 ira BAN. Oroet lSb for % ON
Spno os Ranoe, ON 5reo % @lRoe for
benz, Iom annnmmer bet glade Bubifnb.
8r9terne ltal baoe Inf for geisaet.
= Pnitor 3. W. 5onieu bar p9ret
Der paa Beiss. gaitor Snnisn bennts
teoe eeilisbeoen til at inmiuls meo gns
itor ajg0er inmt Beltprelisn ON, buno
Der / 5rsmtioen funbe seres for at ui
Der Dwight ielO fnnbe iaa en- 8reft.
Miis ariitine SEMEN, iom pnr
aluOrlis ips uf 1pius os GSOsu nar,
er nu uirejit til Clear Grsst, buor BUN
ifal bOlOs GUS for Gbr. 9uuritisn, bpis
oultru er rejft iii 8anmarf paa 9eisa
= Meui9beoeu oOerrnitsbe fOrleoen
SgHons Balior aisler % 6uitru meb
ct Stueur o9 ct Gar 8use.
- q. 9br. 0ieliens Sen, iOm Iibfe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-18
GcOarSaaS, Sa.

SIR. G6r. GaegaarO, Gslmar. Sa..
oar Der / iioite uge % 9iOroe Snbtpb
at Minis o. 0p. bar iOrpu9iet 9pne.
CARS 5arm, TIRE 0Ril pelt Tor 5rebsoiae
og oil flute bertil til lite Murts.
@amle pans y. Seuien aisit /
Mtanoass 0iorges peo 9sOen eiier al
baue lissei ips en- l8es Eio. 6an DC
bans Suitru tom iammen meo noBle
andre 6amilier beriil Geonr Sails /
5oraaret 1867. Sen Sang tmbe Der
LET bolOes 3al paa 3nniterns Der pna
@enen. on Der fun par grumms iaa; be
bar belle Tioen leuet ber | Bpsn, % bar
o9rei Msolemmer al Nnjnrstb Renias
beo iioen bsns Stiitelis. os ON euoifsnt
ban i Here War bar oGret i%onaelig %
life uerst / Stanb III at uoiere no9ei
arbeioe, iaa bar ban nltio ON Ssnbn.
gen paa i'm beiiemie 8laos airten.
Dan bleu II aar 9nmmel, Og %eIteriaoer
fig fin gamle 0uitru. 8Bru er Der in.
gen al. 8egrapslien sr bsitemt til
8orsodg @itermiooas ST. u ira 6iem.
met os ienere i airfen. 6uu bar oarei
0eeolsm al ben banifs l~lnosritsitelies
Iorenine ! mango aar, os iaa Oiot ri.
oes oil HRoate SCREENING uarsiaee 8e.
9rapelieH.
= 56rsen 5epien y9pte" bar for en-
fort Glib opertaaet fin grober, Sens
Sepiens, 9loos bos goiuuseub Dc Mer
ria. oa liOfnrbnte er pnn &eiie / 6en.
Bill paa andre @reus al 5orrstningen.
- Rnnbno GitermibOOs optom Der
Slo / 9. u. aodpea & Sos @roeern
Store. Slben. iom opfoo / aaloerru,
if bog life lib al poe for 9Ofla99elie.
men Rss % gdnb glOrbe life lioen
Sfaoe. 5porbnn 3losu bar upfommei
fumes man life at bare tlar poer, %
gniter mnaiie 6eler life at pare bet.
Der uill aar 5liue ppniei SUE.
trn / 9n5arei9 airfe pnn file 5uleais
ten. bpOrtil Born @iaausl iom uotsne er
iuobuot. Der bliuer @uosijmeiie 3u.
l%eaitfu, Og 5ulsona bliper Der 5ropras
oifen ST. 6 MOrgen, 6simssie9ubstie
neiis ST. 103 5Orm. os after af. y
afien.
- vi bar liss esnusmsansi en- npaet
nbebaselis Gmltiiining al gsjrst, ioet
81 iibiis 1Orsoag bauoe &e9u blanoet
meo liot Sne, oe ON 5rsbogsn iant
8ermometrst belle 8agen, inn bet agr.
bag Morsen bite % til "a unber Zero,
og nRiten lige iaa laot Senbng Mur.
gen; men MI er bet otter bebn9eliat
8elr Os ubmariei auneiprs, flyer Jar.
merne, ia gpioltene meb.
goitor 9oaien rejlte / Manbags
III SnoepenoeHce. buOr ban prabiiebe
iamms Days often Tor be bsrboenbe
8anltere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-18
Blair, Nebr.

5 Sgnbdgs Qftes bolotes Der Der /
9irten BET fgrite at be bebubeoe 5ores
oraq DIN 6ebningemisfon. gfter en-
fort gr9oifen talte 9ditor 6arulb
SEMEN DIN aaen @aroiners 2ibsfss
relie. til ban iulteOe i6ieI paa 9ictOnz
Zen, Slolanbet, FAINT paaoiits, bbor@
lebes netop igennem oenne nntelige
0eb fl Gardner op1ammet be tros
enbes RibtarbeO for SlblanOsmiss
iionen.
: So6n McAuarrie bar ct fort
Splag at 8pgningsmaterialer og
Sui til lapeite priier.
- qaa 9prOag boloes aonFrmants
Dg ReligionsTfolen I ct a%lasTe0Grslie
Oppe paa .5rinitatis Seminarium Og
Blair College.
: e. 6. pierce er ben betenbte le>
benoe 6orbanoler at ale Slags Wsbz
Ter. Sengefiebre og U~laoruier, 8ur=
nebogne 0. T. b. 6an III f9lge biz
ligere enb De fore 9ufe meb gIimrenbe
&atalog.
- Stu bar ri eaes faaet 9inter. Oct
fr1ier itertt, og / Manoogs Qfteg
bbirbleoe bet gobt benoDer 9aoerne eff
ter en- pasienbe Decembsrftorms Sem=
DO. = 99rIt er bet for Dor me Strife,
Tom M ftaar b~alDferbig og benter pud
milot 8eir, iau Qrbejoet fan feres til
gnbe. Meo ct par Tigers gobt @eir
tunbe ben fires faa oibt. at bet in0s
oenbige QrbejOe tunbe foregaa til
for 8interbejr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-18
, 500 8el5anina 500

Dstis 8iaos 9aifre piI rqrs forneiebe outr al ,rfars.
a. Der srt BET naiHsts en- irDsist Sgebom, fom Dibens
taosn e. blepes StaHe til al furere / ale 6ens Etos
eisr, o3 BET er Ratarrb. Halls Catarrh Cure er bet
eHeite ~ptrfsiise 9ttbrebsliesmibbs gaeeftanten fiens
per. "a Raiorrh q en- tonitiiuiioud epobom, fo-s
erer Den en- tonfituttontl Sebaublina. Hall's Ca
tarrh Care iagss tHs, Ultfsr biTeiis paa Sloost ga
Shm4iRosrne opiienet, tiiiHtsini9T berpe6 gpaboms
nieH9 aarlo9 % stper Natisnieu Stgrfs, uo at opbpeat
5onhiintfonsu % bidlpe gl0inrtn al ptera 1T Arbeibt
@lerne bar ia neqen GtliTo til bets bsl5rtbsube Strait.
al te itlhuoer q b~uHereoe Dollars fol bert Etifalse.
9oort tenne MsbitiH lite beDirfsr 6elbrsseIfe. Sfrip
SITTER 1tte og gteassbprb. Giligrio
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo o.
~ 0qiaes bos Apotbefere.
4alI's Family Pills e be 8 bhe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-18
Korreiponoancer

9interen bar M melot i'm &ntomit
paa bisfe Ggne, bpiltet er beloigt for
Stoporbeioerne, men lite for 9anbz
tgbere. Bel er Der 9ano, fom IaIges
6ebf / gintertioen. mar Ri bar Ct
Qoot 9ag Sne; men bet er MI life faa
9anIfe belbigt at tsbe Staten / Set
fen. 9dar 6oraaret after meloer fig,
bil Der uoen Sbibl blipe en- liplig ST
teripergiel, @Ioooel efter 5arme iom
uopbbrtet 2anb; faa penter hi at ie
no9le At bore 9anbsmano % bbab
Ri bjertelig snIter CT Soft, Tom fsler
5rang til at tage Del / Ct triIteliet luz
tberIt WenigbebsIin.
I'll 9anosmRno. fRrlig blanbt
5armertlasien. iom paa 9runo at III
bsrbom og SDageIigbeo er blepen trat
At 5armeriet os bois 5ormuesomitanz
bi9beoer er faalebes, at BE- Tan opgibe
oeres @erning fom Barmere, uoen
5rh9t for RGringsIorger, oil ieg an
befale qlubfsn Der ped fore Butter
nut Gate. Ser ct ~f9roeles fmutt, I9rz
fla ON Gommeren. 9utternut Gate
Ct lite Iaa lille og iaroeIes rig paa
Sit; BET er Der 10 mango, fom i9ttsr
tor 9ris poa. scr par for en- lib
Tben Gale ON at en- 8ampbado Ituloe
anTtafes, men BET er %biitnot forelsbig
op9ibet; ON bet BAR 9apitaIen eaer
5t9rmanOen, b. oreisoe rig ON. Oeo
ieg life.
- De er tanfeligt. at Der pil TOM
me bel mango 5orretniugsfoIt til
gDen iQrlig 9ebmanb, men maa1te
pore gamle 9gbm9nb Der / Settle
mentet tan afIe liot At beres Snotagter
til 5oreet for uogle al berss Meobors
gere. oSaloonfeepers1 og oglinbz
griie4 fanter hi life pioere Opmartz
Iombeb; men Ri mangler en- GOD Iton=
o%inaOif 0prla9e.
- @eorg q. 3islisn, Riatopn, Do
2lnna 6. 9orien, Qucf, bleb agtepiet
ben Is. Popember At Batter @regers
fen. Strange 99iter bar til Gtebe og
babe en- bbggelia g%ftermiboag / Sens
Qielisns gamle 5iem / MiatotDn, ION
Dc nngifte bar opertaoet efter 8rubz
9ommens 5oraIbre. I'll 2pttsl
- Sens 0ielfen fsbte / Sommsr :.
9atterions 6us meo nogle faa atres
9anb, iom ban tibligere bar Iolst FRA
5armen. og bar tinig. for6eboloi iaa
mt9et at 5armen, faa ban bar ca.
40 4cres, boor ban NJ Dor tiuigemsb
en- al fine 9etre.
- Deter Bier / Milltopn bar folgt
i'm 5arm til Better Sobnlen, 2incoln,
Der / Bolt 90. for $4,000; til 5armen
berer 80 Qcres gOot qanb, alt opbbrz
tet, iamt npe gbgninger.
81. g. gsberien, meit Denmark, bar
folst fin enc 5arm til :. gaggs, 9nler.
Ulinn., for $500; til 5armen bgrer
50 qcres, booraf bet babe er opoprtet,
Reften er Stob. 9ngningerne er MIN
bre 9obe.
- 9aurits 2arien FAR begGret Sps
tdgelie / Wenigbeoen. Mlon life Der er
fiere of BEN, Tom beisger Dor airfs,
men lite tiIbsrer Meniebeoen, Der biI
fefne hama Gfsemhef
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-18
NAB q, Q=eb#r.

3 Qeaa 6anfe eO.=luth. MeniebeOs airie,
North 18th Street (imelem @rant % Buzz
BETTE bol0es 6simesiegnostientte bOer
Sgn6ag 1ormioDag 81. 1870 og 4tteus
ou%ostieneite RL. 7.30. 5enbaastole a..
1890 6ftm. 4isemsoe bier Sersoag III
ten 81. (. - aae ere hiertelig peltOmuel
Is. 2. Gbrtfttan en-,
TRAIT.
gopql: 221o q. 26tb Ct, omaha, @ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-18
RrGitemeSe

9rGiterne / De tosnbe WisconIns
Greoie % / Sainoiss 3reos boiler, bill
Sub, Mebe / Chicago. ST., fra 3irss
bag b. Il. til 3orsbag b. Is. Sas
nudr.
5eIsenos emner bile blioc brpf-
teoe:
u CUBS 0rbS gorfbnbeI-
E; (oette Gmne benliqger fra
Wsoet / 5ior).
p 9re tens Chilling |
Menigbeben.
- 9etponineen a Den tri=
teti9e 9GtteGe,
AZ @anffeli9beOerne beo famine,
b 9eli9nelIen.
Gnbber 9r9it / ben loren. D. airtt
ital bare belfommen til Wgoet; men
iIGr onmobes one grpIterne / BE-
Srebie. for bbiIte Tlebet boloes, ON
at TONNE.
5ber prait betdIer fin egen ReiIe;
elers bliper 0pboIoet unotr Mebet
frit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-18

nGbene3er meniebeo". s@olgatba
Nlenigbeo" og .Siloams Menig6eb" /
Gbitago inbbbber til 9rptemsbet.
SnOfOarterinaen OiI blipe forbelt mel
lem oisie M~enigbeoer, og Der bill bIioe
bolot Wlsbe en- Dag % often I bDer
Wlenigbebs airte, faaleoes at fsrite
Days Msoe boIOes / .Gbene3er 9irs
te", nnoen Gags / ,@olgatba airfe"
og treble Days / .Siloams airte".
Snbmeloelfe til 9eItagelfe I Mgs
bet Ienbts til unOerte9neoe inben b.
10. Sanuar.
oOg MI, laO bog 6errens araft OiIe
fig for. fom bu bar taIet og Iagt"
"a Moi a. -.
5. M. 9onfen,
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Chicago. Su.
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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-07-04
FIVE YEARS FOR BARKER.
He Takes His Medicine Without
Making q Face.

Making a Face.
jersey City, N. j., June 81
Thomas G. Barker, of Arlington,
who was last week found guilty
of an assault with intent to kill,
on Rev. John Keller, of Arlington,
and who was not permitted to ofa
fer in his defence the motive that
he had attacked the clergyman
because Of an alleged assault upon
Mrs. Barker, was this morning
sentenced TO five years in the State
prison and to pay the costs of the
prosecution.
Barker received his sentence
without a trace of emotion. His
demeanor in the court was one of
complete self control. When he
left the court house and crossed
the garden to the Jail 10 charge of
two deputy sherifs with a shadow
of his long term upon him, Bar
ker walked jauntily, but his lips
were set hard and his face was
lie. Neither the wife of the con-
| victed man nor his victim was lie
| court to hear the sentence.
Unless q notice Of an appeal is
served upon the sheriff within
fifteen days Barker will be taken
to the State prison at Trenton tc
begin his term. In the meantime,
be will be kept in the county al
in jersey City.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-07-04
VOight of Norfolk Sues For ST.
200 Grocery Bill.

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Raleigh Times.
An interesting suit has been
instituted in Norfolk against ex-
Senator Matthew w. Ransom.
r. p. Voight, through White
hurst and Hughes, his counsel,
Institutes the action in the Court
of Law and Chancerry against
ex>United States Senator RAM
som, of North Carolina. This
Isl, 200, it is alleged, is the amount
of a bill for groceries sold by
the plaintiff to the defendant.
these supplies are said to have
been bought by Senator Ran
som for his large farms near
Weldon. He is one of the largest
shippers of cotton in the State.
Funds in the hands of J. W.
Perry, John N, Vaughan aid
Eure, Gregory and Company. be-
longing to the defendant, havs
been attached. The case will
probably come up before Judge
Martin in Norfolk next month.