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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-05-03
TAX
JUDGMENT SALE.

Pursuant to real estate tax Judgment of the
District Court, in tho county Of Cook. state Of
March. A. u. 1902. in proceedings for enforcing
payment Of taxes and penalties upon real estate
In tho county Of Cook. state of Minnesota, 70
naming delinquent ON the drst Aolday Of jan
usry 1902, and Of the Statutes in such case made
and provided, shall. GU the second Monday,
being the 18th day Of May. A. d. 1902. at 10
Court House. in the Village Of Grand Marsis,
and county Of Cook. Minnesota, sell tho lands
which arc charged with taxes. penalties and
costs in said judgment. and on which taxes,
penalties and costs shall not have been previous.
ly paid.
CHRIS MURPHY,
lSeal] Auditor Cook County MINI.
A. D. 1902
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Sheriff's Execution Sale.
Cous1 ~ OF = H HEM sYsA a. 10,
DISTRICT COURT,

DISTRICT COURT,
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Northwestern Fuel Company, plaintiff, against
Robert Htratton, defendant.
Notice Is hereby given that under and BY
virtue ofxn execution issued to me out Of said
court IN the above e.:title: action. .asains: the
property Of the defends ut. have LEVIED upon
ans' will sell at public suction for caah, to the
hfghret bidder. the property Of said defendant,
the following described real estate situated in
the county ofCoOk state Of A.nnesota, TO wit:
Lots One. Two. Five. Six and Eight and the
Southeast Quarter Of the Soat beast Quarter and
The West Half OF the SOu' heast Quarter and the
East Hslfof the Southwest Quarter. oil in Fec.
ti.n Seventeen. Of township Sfxty-six North.
OF kang:. Four West 1.-THE 4th PRINCIPAL merid-
ism, according to the u. g. surve, thereof: or -
much II sid property % may b. necessary to
satisfy the amount Of said writ Of execution.
Said sale will be made ut the front door Of tho
court house at Grand M.rafs in said county on
the 31st day Of Nav. A. d. 1899 at t: O'Clock In
The fo5enooa, subject to redemption - By law
, Dated April sth. 19o2.
HANS
4-12 Sheriff 81 Cook County. Minnesota.
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NOTICE or MORTGAGE FORE.
CLOSURE BY ADVERTISEMENT.

Whereas default has been mace in the con.
dtions Of ! certain mortgage which was duly
and Emma ku bford. his wife. mGrtgakors. to
Reynold J. Lice mortgages. bearing date 3,ss
day Of Aueu.t A d. 1892. and which was duly
recorded rec fd IN re once ofths He:ter Of Eees N
do, Of ,.eptember, \. D. l<ys. at 10 clock y. m
In Book OF ;:or'gageH on page ~. aud which
mortgage has been duly as*igrsd by the i'd
ment in writing hearing date list day Of De.
cemter. A. p. 1898. and which YVES duly n.
corde1 IN the once Of the EeRister Of I.reds In
and for Cook County, Minnesota. on the 23rd
day Of September, 4. u. 1901. At O'clock p m.
in Book Of ASS gnmen's on page p; which
default consists in The non payment Of Of Incl
pal and interest thereby secured and als.. in the
mortgage hereinafter particularly described for
the year 1872 and subsequent years, which taxes
have been paid by the said Pauline Klopter.
And whereas there is claimed to be due and Is
due on said mortgage for principal and ,nteres,
the sum OF one hundred and sixty -one and 51-1Oo
dollars and for taxes paid as aforesaid by said
fs%lins HOPPER the sum Of fort. and 9?.1oe
and eight and aa-loo dollars rs " wv '''~>'
And whereas said mortgage contains power
Of sale which has become operative by rea1on OF
the defaults above mentioned aud no action OF
processing ut law or otherwise has been 'nstitu.
or any part thereof.
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given that.
. na.e5 ana BY virtue o. the power Of sale con:
to the statute in such case made and
provlded. raid mortgage will be foreclnsed by q
sale OF the following PREMISES described In said
mortgage, to:w,t: Al the tract Or parcel Il land
lying AID being in the County of Cook aud State
Of Minnesota. described 40 follows. to wit: the
6onthwest quarter OF the Northwest quarter Of
Section Fourteen Town Stxty;one Nor: b Range
Which sale will BE- made BY the sheriff Of said
Cook County. Minnesota. At the front door OF
tn court house in the village Of Grand Mar@is
in said County e"d State on Monday. the
n nin:tsenth d:y Of Nay A. l1a: q ten
ths highest bidder Tor cash TO ray raid debt aud
interest and raid texes and interest thereon ard
twenty-five dollars attorney fees. stipuiated
tor In said mortgage In case Of foreclosure, and
the disbursements allowed by law; subject to re-
denption 1t any time within ono year from the
day OF sale, - provided by law.
Dated, Apyil 5th, A. ID. 1872.
PAULINE KLOFFkR.
Assignee Of Mortgage.
L. q. G. TITUS, .~.
Attorney ior Assignee Of Nostxars.
Apr: s.12-l0-26 May $40
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Notice for Publication !.

Department OF the Interior-Land Office at Du,
luth. Mimi. March y. 1902. q. -.
Notice II hereby given that the follewin9.
namsp sitter has hled notice of her inteqtion "a
make hnal proof In support Of her claim, and
that said proof will be made .efore CLARK Il.
Carhart. Clerk If the Distric, Court. aC Grand
Marnis. Mimi, on Nay ". lye, viz: I. =
Till Nelson. formerly TIN Peterson, who
made ::onestead Entry No. 103bs. for the mex
Sec. IL. Twp. 81 n. X. W. 4th p. N. -
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of did land viz:
IHshs Gulbrauson. Gust Olson. Ohas. j, John.
ron and Andrew Pedersen. all Of Grand Aarais,
Mimi.
Is wv. Z. CuIKIN. ReRistef
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Notice for Publication.
Department Of the 1ntevior-Lsnd oms

lQth. MIMI. March 29th, 1yO2.
Notice IL hereby give1 that tho following
named sattler has hled notice of his intention u
hat said pro.,f will BE- made before the R-eister
and Receiver q. 8. Land Office 1t Duluth, MINI.
on May II. 1872. viz:
August J johnson. Of Grand Marais, Ninn.,
Who made b: .mestead entry No. lolS5 for the
frc nwA Of nwk. nsA ofnw,<. M Of nsA, SEC.
Z. Town 81. Range1 f. :;,i*' g..
he names the following witnesses tn prove his
con on residencs' spon and cultivation Of
Hazel Mayhem. Chas ] johnson, E. W. Wake-
lin. Gust Olson. Chae M. Audrrscn and c. II.
As WM. E. CULkIN, Registar.
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Timber Land, Act June 8, 1s7s.-Notice fer Pub.
lication.-United States Land ORoo. Duluth.
Msaa MaAah z l00Ae - Z - y

Timber Land, Act juno 3. 1s7s.--Notice fSr Pub.
I Meation:-Uni.ed States Land Omoe. Deloth.
MINI; March Z, 1901. :
Notice i hereby sivea that in compliance With
the provisions Of tue not Of Congress OF June \.
1e7e entitie IAN act for the sale of timber Iande
in the Sta.es Of O.lifornia, Oregon Nevada and
Weshineton Ter'itnry." - e1tended to ~ tae
Public Leud Statea by act of August 4, 1Ss?.
Lorin q. Coxles.of Bemilji. County of lt..mi.
State Of Minnesota. tas this day .. h!sd II. n
this Office his sworn statement No. $500, f0r the
purchase Of Lot 1. Sec. a. Lots I and 9ec. .
aid Lots aud 3 of section ". in Township Is Is
show show. th:t tho land sought 10 mope valuable
for ito timber or stone than for a1rioqlturs!
purposes and to establish his claim . said lane
before the REGISTER and Receiver Of this Ctttce
et Duluth, Minnesota. on Thursdey. the sth
day of June. 1872.
John F: sseoe and Charles Pstsrson. both Of
Duluth. Mimi. -.
Any and Ill persons claiming adversely tho
above.describod lands are requested to file their
claims in this otce on or befors raid Eth day OF
3-a VIZ, T. CULKIN. Rogistsr.
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Timber Land, Act Juno =, 1878 Notice for Pub
LEGATION: limited States Land Ohice, Duluth,

Timber Land. Act :Iune ,, 1s7s.-Notioe for Pub.
LEGATION limited states Land Odice, Duluth,
MINI. March 10. 1902.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provision Q: the act Of Congress II June :.
1878 en-: tiled An act for the sale OF timber nds
in the si.t* 4 Cslifornia. Oregon. Nevada and
WH:h n;@"n ierfitory." a. extended ID sll The
Pub; : l.. nj L. es by act of August I. 1881,
William II. Denham Of Duluth County Of st.
Louis late If Minnesota has this day fled In
this ofti"c his sworn abatement No: 500 for
tho purchase Of the SOuth West Quarter of
Section one, in Township s. north Range west.
and will offer proof to show that the land sooeht
Is more valuablsfor ito timber or stone than tor
rgricuitura PURPOSES and to establish his claim
t.' said land before tie Register and Receiver oi
this office at Duluth. Minnesota on Tuesday.
tho 10th day OF J une, 1902
He names ~ witnesses:
John F. seRog, Roy J. Bell. James A. Tucker.
and Chas Peterson. oil Of Duluth, MINI.
+. .Auy and all persons claiming adversely the
vo-describel lands are Request cd Tn file :hoir
claims in this ofhos on or bs!oFa sid 10th day Of
'ohe az ss's WV = cn,x,n p.,,....
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Notice for Publication,
Department Of the Interior.-Land Once 1T Du.

luth MIMI. April Is. 1902
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of her intention
that said proof will be made before Clark II.
Carhart Clerk Of the District Court. at Grand
Narais MINI. on Juno y. 1917, viz: Anna @,
Donovan, who made H. E. 10. lO1e9 for tho
" Of ne4 and O.. IF nwk Of Section IS, Town
ship S3 n, Range E., Ah r NJ
She names the following witnesses to prove his
contiguous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land. viz:
Ole 1!runes. Adolph Carlson, John Jacob
son John Donovan and Ole Gunierson Of How
land. MINI, aud Gotfrled Elnan end P. II.
Graf Of Duluth. Ninnn,
50 WI. L. CULKIN, Register
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Notice. tor publication. !,

Department OF The Interior-llAnsl OmES1t M.
lush. Mum. March -. 1909. / :, 81 Il 80
named settler h.s 4led notice 81 his Intention IS
make dnai proof In support Of his clainf: ~
that said proof win be made before tasyk ri:
Carhart, 4 Jerk oith District Cturt, at Grahd
Aarais. Nina. on May II. 1000, viz: ., .5:..I
Gust Anderson, who made Homestead Entry
No: 1oe0& hrthe swN Of sec ". In Tewnshin
81 n, Range &. Mh z. n. Il -: " 4
continuous residence VI and cultivation lof s1id
land. viz: '''< ~
Chas NJ. Anderson, Gust Olson. Hans Gulbrain,!,
zen. Andrew Swanson aud Ever Anderson, IN
Of Grand Narais, MINI. i5Et'9-'
IS WI. E. CUKKiN, Kegister!
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F~01onelsn Ia The Fha1iDDiIes.
All employment OF natives in the
Philippines 10 on the padrone ststem.
No American can wslk out and hire .
dozen Filipinos to 60 TO work for him;
he znnst, instead, grange with =
"boss" and on q commission for 10
much labor. This u the Philippine
substitute for trade vn3onism.-Chi-
oaRo Chronicle.
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coc0ANUT PALM IS HANDSOME
lto x>oo0. 0seoseo1 Leovee Aen~
O1uA1Aa0 Do0otv - ne
npe1Ae1R 31OA

The coeoanu& 10 one Of the hAndso1n.
est palms by its long, graceful 'esvss.
It grows luxuriantly ~ far north -
Palm Beach, Fla. and few specimens
may be seen . little above that point.
Used TO line walks, they present .
picturesque scene, the low branches
curvine gracefully overhead. The nuts
and thei, development are very inter-
esting to observe. Az long time 10
occupied in the growth OF the nuts.
they may be seen on the same tree in
many stages. from small, acorn-like
ones to the immense brown-husked
fellows, oil in large punches. The
flowers. too, for . new crop. may be
included in the collection.
1t 10 a matter for concern. Gays Nee
hans Monthly, that there appears to
bs little or no attempt to propagate
eocoanuts in Florida. even though they
be for ornamental purposes only.
They are far from being 90 plentiful
- they were IS years ago.
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A citizen Of Saltwater. wis.,, 10 the
posssssor OF an extraordinarily rare
relic from Norwsy-e verdict ren-
dered by = jury Of II In June, 1859. at
Oslo Courthouse, whore Christisnia
now stands. At the bottom Of this
novel verdict hang - strips of sheep
skin, with - pieces OF hceswax the
size of . small watch. which contains
upon essh the zeal OF ono q the
jurors.
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Ns-1e-res fer B1fsy Daea -
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes ve>k
men ssfoes' ssooa pure. ~. q. All dsug.tsss
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Pine Lands.

We are buyers Of pine landshn
Cook, Lake, St. Louis and Itas .
Counties, we desire to ~purch4se
lands in Cook County. Partaes
owning timber lands for sale viii
find q market ,'' By writing t. { $! s
49, NJ. w. Mob llALD, IT.:
]. ): 403 Palladio bldf ~.
# <: sr:.x ii: !, 81. Duluth. MINI.
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FINE UPHOLSTERED Red COUCH ,
Duniu0 the bAY USE lS / eonc1. M nIeI

A8 into . fun size bed b.
simply unfolding II In sDef:
(ency cases when yoar bsds s1s
full and some one drops IN uns1-
pectedly 70 stay al night, yoa
WIN Appreciate Il most, Tor yso
can unfold the couch, put On con.
forterk sheets, pillows, etc., and
you have . full 01ze bed III ready
Eo.use. AStAe couch - 1t1o6 With
bose veveD WiPo sDBsn0D Sop
ported by steel coil spghGs, b
- comfortable . bed 60 s3eSH o.
"a F0oan n nNaHAn vhno F6IlA
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county AUO1tOF.
Cook County. Minnesota.
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No. III. 1-10
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION or RE-
DEMPTlON PERIOD
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY
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WV E.CIfY,KIN. Rasister
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Contest Notice .

WI. E. CULK1N. Resistet:
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T. No. 10. 40
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE-
. DEMPTION PERIOD.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-20
A DAHL THOUGHT.
(Izaak Walton.)

I love such mirth as does NOS make
friends ashamed to look upon one
another next morning.
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Guilford College Commencement.

AT Guilford College the commencement
exercises proper begin next Sunday with
the baccalaureate sermon by Rev. II. n
Blair, editor North Carolina Christian
Advocate.
The music recital takes place on May
2tth, al p. m, field day exercises MAY
9th, p m, alumni address May eth. 8
p. m, by F. Walter Crabs, of "a The
commencement day exercises occur on
May 18th, beginning at 10 a.. m, when af-
ter the orations, comforting of degrees
and announcing scholarships DR.. N. G.
Brumbaugh. of the University of Penn
sylvania will deliver the baccalaureate
address.
On May 2Sth at noon there will be
picnic dinner at a tent on the lawn for
old students and their friends and at .
p. m. the "Old Students Reunion with
addresses by Messrs. w. A. Blair of
Winston; b. G. Worth of Wilmington:
Charles L. Van Noppen, of Greensboro
and others, the alumni reception at p.
II. closing the exercises
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Elegant Entertainment.

Washington, n. c., May T.-Mrs
Charles f. Warren entertained the Whist
Club at her residence on West Main
street, Friday might. Ten tables of
forty people played the game. Mrs
Lincoln Knight won the first prize, play
ing and winning ten games. Miss Mar
garet Blount took the consolation prize,
and Miss Matte Laughinghouse the
BOBBY. City Attorney Stephen c..
Brsgaw presented the prizes in harry
vein to the winners. Refreshments were
served. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs Frank II. Short; Mr. and Mrs. John
G.. Blount, Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. John n.
Hoyt Mr.. and Mrs. Carl H. Richardson's;
Mr.. and Mrs. David T. Tayloe; Mr.. ana
Mrs. Stephen c. Bragaw; Mr.. and Mrs
W. F. Blount; Mr. and Mrs. John NJ
Russell; Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln knight;
Misses Marina Whitley, Ida Wharton,
Susie Saunders, Lizzie Madison, Frances
Satchwen, Margaret Hoyt, Mary Blount
Margaret Blount, Blossom Gallagher,
Matte clearinghouse, Josephine whit
ney. Fannie Whitney, May Tayloe. Mrs
David p Plount, Norfolk Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. John l.. Fowle; Messrs. Charles
Smallwood Fred. B. Warren and II.
Churchill Bragaw.
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Social Events at Newton.
(Speeial to News and Observer


Newton, n. c., May t9.-There was
very enjoyable entertainment at Catawba
College on Friday evening, given for the
benefit of the baseball team
Mr. j. d. Higgins, one of the students.
entertained the audience by an exhibition
of his fine stereoptican views of New
York city. Greenland, etc. Miss Sharpe,
the music teacher. and other young
ladies furnished music.
Sunday evening the baccalaureate ser
mon was delivered in the Reformed
church by Rev. j. d. Andrew. an old
student of Catawba, who is pleasantly
remembered by his many friends here
ard always welcome among us.
( Saturday evening there was delight
full social gathering at the home of Mrs.
Virginia Ship. Mr.. Mangnm. of Raj
eigh. a member of the geological sur
veying party, has repeatedly delighted
the music lovers of our town by his Won
derful handling of the banjo, mandolin.
violin and guitar.
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Davidson College Commencement.

Davidson College has its siXty-fifth
commencement from May 18th to May
2Sth.
programme of exercises has the fol-
lowing:
Sunday, 11:00 a, m.-Baccalaureate
sermon by Rev. r. p. Kerr, d. D., Vir-
ginia; $50 p. m.-Sermon before Y. NJ.
c. A. by Rev. Egbert Smith, d. D.,
Greens oro, n. c.
Monday, $50 p. m.-Reunion of Liter
airy Societies; Philanthropic Alumni
Orator, Hon. w. F. Stevenson, s. g.;
Eumenean Alumni Orator. r. F. Wilson,
president Converse College. S. G.
Tuesday, 900 a. m.--Annual Meeting
Beard of Trustees; 1000 a. m.-Address
before Literary Societies. Senator RI. d.
Money, mississippi; $50 p. m.--Oratori~
cal Contest.
The societies representatives in the
contest are: Philanthropic-P p. Brown,
North Carolina: Fl. II. Caldwell, North
Carolina; A. r. Mcqueen. North Caro-
lima. Fumenean-R. d. Daffin, Florida:
w NJ Dunn, South Carolina: II. a.
Johnston, Virginia.
On Wednesday, at 1000 a. M, the
graduating exercises take place and at
$50 p. m. there will be tho grand con-
cert and reception by the fraternitles.
The railroad connections for Davidson
College commencement, are in such shape
as to make it easy for a large crowd to
enjoy the exercises.
On May 25th a new passenger train
Will be put on between Davidson and
Charlotte making close connection with
the morning train on the Seaboard Air
Line from Eastern Carolina, as we'll as
with all morning passenger trains reach
ing Charlotte via the Southern from Co
lumbia, Atlanta and Salisbury. This
train leaves Charlotte for Davidson at
11:30 4. m, and returning reaches Char
lotte at sos p. m, making connection
with the Seaboard evening train for the
east Beginning with May 25th this will
give three regular passenger trains daily
each way between Charlotte and David
son, besides the mixed train leaving
Charlotte at y M
From Asheville close connections are
made, both morning and evening at
Statesville, whether coming to Davidson
or returning, and from Winston the
afternoon train coming to Davidson and
the morning train leaving Davidson
carry passengers through without delay
Thus from all directions, on both rail
road systems, railroad connections to-
wards and from Davidson College are all
that could be desired. and this, with
Senator Moneys address on the 9th.
will doubtless lead to far larger at
tendance at Commencement than usual
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In Honor of Miss Jones.

Goldsboro, n. c., May 19.-Miss Daisy
Smith gave a most delightful barbecue
outing a. the beautiful Kennon farm,
near this city, complimentary TO her
popular visitor, Miss Mary Jones, of
Raleigh. 1t was quite unique in appoint
ments and hugely enjoyed by those whose
good fortune it was to be invited to par
ticipate. The chaperOnes were Mr.. and
Mrs. p. H. Griffin and DR.. and Mrs. NJ.
E. Robinson
Among the pleasant social events of
the past week just closed, none have
been more enjoyable and enjoyed than
the elegantly appointed luncheon given
by Miss Annabel Borden complimentary
to Miss Mary Jones, of Raleigh, and Miss
Sadie Adams, of Erie, Pa, and the de-
lightful Porch Party by Miss Julia
Castex, complimentary to Miss Jones.
The prize in last nights progressive
game was won by DR.. Williams Spicer.
which he gracefully presented to Miss
Jones.
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of Smithfield. with Miss Bessie Whita-
ker: s. C. Bellamy with Miss Mary Col
nns: G. E. McGwigan, with Miss Fanny
Rawles; H. Battle with Miss Pattle
Jones; ID. l.. Cuthrell with Miss Vernon
Cutchn, of Whitakers; K. M. WOOD with
Miss Stella Pippen |. T. Wood with MISS
Ruby Whitaker; +. G.. Whitaker with MISS
Hattie avis, of Whitaker; ID. A. Hunt
with Miss Maggie Shaw: John Kicks with
Miss Edna Meyer. of Tarboro; Ed Dunn,
of Whitaker. with Miss Lena Cuthrell;
p. c. Holland with Miss Gertie Zanders,
of Tarboro.
Stags-Harper and Gotten, of Scotland
Neck Crocker. Shaw and Cuthrell.
Chaper0nes-Mrs. f. L. Pippen, Mrs. X.
G Nilikiu
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The following inViIat on has been sent
to friends:
MIR. and Mrs John K. Hankins re-
quest the honor of your presence at the
marriage of their sister, Rebecca Pearle,
to Mr.. William Garland Upchurch, We'd
nesday morning. June 18th, 1902, at 10
O'Clock, Baptist Church, Lexington. n.
c. At home after June 18th, Raleigh,
N. c.
Enclosed with the invitation is card,
which reads: Reception Tuesday night,
June 10th, from nine to twelve.
Mr.. Upchurch ia one of Raleigh's en-
ergetic and popular young men and the
bride is a charming young lady of Lex
ington, who has a very large circle OF
admirers and friends.
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Whitsett Institute.

Especial to News and Observer.)
Whitsett, N. c., May 19.-We are now in
the midst of the commencement exer-
cises. So far large numbers hear the
program. Every train adds considerably
to the number already on the grounds
Tomorrow and Wednesday completes the
program.
General Julian S. Carr will come in to-
morrow and deliver the literary address
Wednesday afternoon at p. m. The
Hon. w. w. Kitchin and others from
Washington, ID. c., are expected here on
commencement day.
This year has been one of great sue
cess for Whitsett Institute. Located here
in a beautiful and healthful eastern sec
ton of Guilford county, we, today. see
the 38th terms commencement. and it is
a pleasure to say that we surpass pre-
vious years by large percent. We
take pride in a new school building,
S0x100 which easily ranks as one of the
best in the high school field. The eXer-
cises are being held in this building at
this writing, having commenced last Sat
urday evening at 8 p. m. with the con-
test in defamation by the Dialectic lit
erary society, followed yesterday by the
annual sermon by Rev. J. Adolphus Daily.
of the North Carolina Conference. To-
night the contest in declarations by
Athenian Literary Society will be held,
beginning at p. m.
This year the student body represents
four States and thirty three counties.
The enrolment in the different depart
ments are. the regular literary, 24O;
teachers, 8; normal, 90; type-writing, 20;
business, Sc; shorthand, II; music, 30;
total departments, 1885, Number OF grad
yates from departments, %. The number
of individual students will reach about
two hundred and fifty.