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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10
.bres Mannes perli6ert mar. - Mm

tbres Mannes perit6ert mar. - Mm
Sitermontas ma3te Sebrer s.. u. Cry
nit ietnen S9ultinbern einen fursen
@usflus na9 gmmaus. Ser Otter:
baie 'batte on ueri6iebeuen Pldben I'M
@raie farbise Oltereier ueritedt, unb
sies ma9te Ger Susenb re6t utete
Sreube. Ser 0ebrer ersdblte BEN &tn=
bern unterbeiien bubble Oitersei6id=
ten. - Nm Wittmo6 fanb eine Nb=
i6iebspartie BET Samilie S. abfab
itatt, melde Der So6ter gliie gait, bic
mad Wtnneapolis sereiit lit. Gn Der
Seier betbeilisten it@ S 9Of1er unb
Samilie, S. Ebennes unb Srau, S.
Otto, W. unb s. Ebennes. g. unb
SO. Saber, S. unb q. Serbare, 2eb=
rerin so. &euep, ~. unb &c. Soft
mann unb 0ebrer s. q. @rs nit benz
&inber6or, seiien flansuole Stim=
men iebr CUR Grbeiterrns b%eitrusen;
Ser 9ebrer bielt cine nit 9eifaI auf
senommene Gelesenbeitsrebe .-Yapa
Sal. Sbennes unb 0ebrer grS rparen
@dlte bel Serrn &remer, woielbf
mebrere semitbli6e Stunoeu per:
bra@t wurben. -Srettas i9loB 9ebrez
rim ~. &eap ibre S9ule. Nusemein
bofft man, baB iie wieber 5uridtebrt
Clara CITY. (gorresponbenD
-Sn Der BON unierem bo9m. gfarrer
So. S@uma@er ais Siltale paitortrteu
@emeinbe 81 &apmons mirb cine neue,
3Ox5o SUB sroBe Stride erri6tet,
oeren 8autoiten $140O betrasen mer
ben. Wit benz Saucontract lit bic
bier iebbafte Sirma Sault & Wc@aaep
betraut.
BIRD safe. (@orresponuenD-
6err Soc. &rafer len. pom Welroie
i6etnt bier Elm srpettes Nlbanp err
bauen gu wollen. Ollie se5enmdrtisen
bieiisen Serbdltnife erinnern i'm an
feline @ritlinssiabre in albanp NIT
Dem INTERRUPTED, baB er bier iebt
Sleii9 faufen muB, wdbreno in ben
Ilbanp Sasen er 9iri@e fir
6riaitid, sdren gu Wittas unO Elm
fettes Suidbubn gum M~bsnbeiien gu
ieber 3eit i6ieBen tonnte. Ct bat
bier einen gleuator sebaut unb leste
0ode aud leinen Stors nit einem
eleSantsu 8aarenlasrr e%rOffnet. Nd9
ite Wo9e mtrb/er nit Der @t,t9tuns
zines Dobnbauiss iir ben ieueilissn
9el3dfts : Wanaser beginner laiien.
6err s. Wellman bat ben Contract
iibernommen, fur 6errn &rater bic
auf Der Gomnieite befinbli9sn 9ess
mad ber bier in Setrieb seies,en Sdse
miible gu bef0rbern. Ote 60:
Ionic ant Bird Gate mirb bieien Com
mer bebeutenb uersrOBert merben. -
Serr SUIT S9dfer bot ieinen I'm:
sus auf feline neue, 200 Nder sroBe
Sarm bemedtelist. Srosbem er Sol5
senus bat fir sebn Sduier. mirb er
bieies Sabr nod ni9t bauen, inbem er
lt9 pom benz @ebanfen leiten ldBt:
uentweber or6entlt9 ober-sar nt9t."
= Oie beuti9en Wetbobtiten, mel9e
nabe ben Bergen mobnen, merben baz
ielbit bieien CONNER elm i9Ones 8et=
baus erri9teu.
glmbale. Correspondent y
Infer bo@m. Yfarrer 8elsomsti trat
Samitas cine 8eiu9sreiie nod Wa.
nitemat, Wts., an, no er ieinem
@onfrater &rspmonas Bel Der 40ftine
bisen @ebetsanba9t Nusbilfe leiiten
ptrb.
Wabena. (gerresponbens.)-
SEER unb Srau Matb. Neiles non
8luiton rparen Wontas In @abena ;
Serr Neiies beri9tet iiber reyes 9anb=
sei9dft tn 8luffton unb propbeSeit Der
Orti9aft eine CUTE 3utunft.
gIi3abetb. = Dem geteranen
Sobn gromes murbe cine Peniion uon
$12 per Wonat beut0tSt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10
MuS Dem Nprbmeffeu.
mtnnefpta

W(trtte1pta.
@ilIeruille. gorrespon.
benz - Serr gonrab Sauer plant
eine abermalise &eiie na4 Oeutids
LAMB, unb es mirb faum mebr lanse
anIteben, bepor er feline Geiie= Sbee
permirtli6eu nirb. IS siebt i'm bin
mad tem i96nen, anmutbisen Saiern.
lanbe, unb er fam ni6t ldnser benz
Orange ietnes Sersens miberiteben.
-Sobalb Ser Srolt aus Der grbe 1T,
utrb nit benz Bau Der neuen &tr9e
in ellington besonnen. Stetne uno
Sanb itub bereits on Ort unb Steue
sebra6t. - Srau Sbomas Scott err
frantic porise @o9e berart, baB
bo9m. Yfarrer u. &aiter iie nit ben
Sterbel atramenten ueriab. Sene
@eisenfelber, mel9e tn bieier @eseno
anianss Wdrs einseidet wurben, pran=
gen iebt i'm berrli@en 9rin. - Ote
Sirma Sobn s.. &ouins & 60. bat
ibren 9orratb an W6beln in Sbeunes
.Saue untersebra9t; ite idBt ibr Sc
i9dftslofal gu benz .3mede renouiren,
in bemlelben elm S@anfsei@dft gu
betreiben .-Srant 8iban If, BON Col
leseuiue bradte einise Sage bel ieinen
4ier mobnenbeu gltern 81 GER 80.
Saiben mar in ct. glouo in anSele
~9enbeiten u~nlerer &ird: Die auBer=
gew6bnli9e Wuiit uno Der uortrefs
li9e 9elans unter Sntrumentalbe
gleituns uon mebreren Utiieliebsrn
Ser @oses &apeIe trus weientli9 am
boben Oiterfeite sur Serberrli6uns bes
feierli6en @ottesoienltes bel, unb Otes
9erei6t benz eebrer uno Srsaniiten
Sobu Sues CUR sr0Bten gbre; feline
treffli9en %9elItungen merben oantenb
non Der @emeinbe anerfannt
BRANDON. Yor,esponbenO -
Diele OrtI9aft mirb iid i'm neuen ST.
censiabr nit swei @irtbl@aften be
suisen miiiien. Serr 9asebOrn, St.
9entbimer bes 9ofales, in mel9em
SEER 6. &napp iein S9anfsei9aft be-
trteb, bat it9 INN feline S@anfli3ens
beporben. SER &naf bat bic aus=
itattunssartitel fur iein neues eotal
'erbalten; basielbe mtrb nod poQitdnz
bigger @inri9tuns re9t ausiebenb ietn.
- Serr s. s. WotbnaSel bat ii6 in
"feiaem Sotel: unb 9elbltausei9dft NIT
7ieinem Sobne Sermann perbunben. -
6err 3. s. S~eiblinser wurbe leste
Mode .pon benz In 0orb Safe, 8is.,
obe ieines @aters in &ennt
nib seiest. gr reife iofort an ben
Srt Der Srauer, I'M Dem 8ater bas
@brenselette gum @ottesader gu &c
ben.
$erb m.-(gorresponbenS.) y
Dis bieiise grsiebunssbeb6roe ermdbl=
te ben Germ Is. 5. @lforo uon Der
Sersus SaGs 9o@i9ule als Prinsi=
pal u~nlerer StaOti6ule. Ser Neu.
er,pdblte pirb bic Steuuus i'm Serbit
antreten, unb Serr 9enrp, wel4er
iest bic Steae inne bot, wiro ein Sc
5ddft er0ffnen.
Seal Bailey. = (@orrespon
beng = Qm @barireitas itarb mad
lansem, bur9 S9utnbiu9t ueruria9:
tenn 9eiben Serr Seinri@ S@dfer I'm
'Nlter BON 40 Sabren. Inter ben au=
ipisteu bes ct. Otto S0rfterbofes unb
ionftiser GROCER Sbeilnabme fano
Siterionntas 0a@mittas BITE 8eeroi=
suns pom Der Stride in Miueruiue aus
ftatt. Ser 0~eritorbene btnterldBt
@tttme unb fteben &tnber; m6Se er
ruben in Sriebenl OaB er ii9 5eitts
benz tatbolii@en S0rteruerein anz
idloB, fommt Der Wtttme NIT ben
uieleu &inbern iebr gu f%tatten, inbem
fie cine aniebnli9e Sumtr1e aus benz
Bereine 3tebt, fur wel@e bes 9ebens
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10

gu hsab cine Shma in Der mb nit saHaHebem spb af bic smadsd@sn @d@dfspbuw w
ntdam mn 10 lit 8 bic Sma Oyer & GoNnbear bic SeHsr Der St. Guo Srn WmfS, mdde itbe I'm
Sabre 1898 in guNen lit mb fb umS p gu Sw in sd6Mtida 6mf&t nr mtmdst Sm @ebmbus
nit brr Dor dM Smuu rtbktn gHmshBeei wde in ena@ nBe non oxSOS ubh bm us gm6famn
guma wme Mt bic Snmai jest cine eM@mm @etfahRm bg@ r1Nn m9 OxRoS B an auems MbG6
BAUER: sm 5m"ammt 81 benz sosms @ pbeD m olsm poamSa. paMhS Der NIT benz goanot 6eeHoss
Ser ad &pp nit benz en yer Saftmmi feline behmnmnidat amk etn Oonnnfag bqmnn MB' Sn
Bret @odm Nib YER Sm tms bahbm, mbw hmb m bic @a@mfma nssm @su%u in Seutf9at fin
&n I'M Smo an r Tm.SmGf Mm gu bneh Sn Der Hprdu o Der WafuMzNTtmh ba9dtt Bite
Suma e5snbsuauas0 u. eobaS b@ nme @dmbe fir zen @dddfaberab fMs it, wb bic Sma mi
Sm su un @apGm @adma hsNnI an 0sp on Sbr gu S@r mr empobIbabe gdddtb yer STR
mo gr & RoeeYn st CUR gmipem B Ct eLb an Snburus mb@ emebsf er smbt Nr @wBe
I'M Nobfnn Smh bmtmanMbt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10

Sersus Salls. - Oie in Der
llmsesenO uOn etttle SAILS mobnenbe
Srau Nnna 81. @taom, mel6e uot=
&urSem aus bem bieiisen Siren,
Nlpl e%ntlaiien worben mar, bat sesen
ibren seldiebenen @atten ,pesen b6s.
wiliser @erfolsuns eine gntiddbi=
sunssflase I'M getrase BON $4,000
anbdnsis sema@t. sic bebauptet,
oaB ite iufolse ietner fali@en Nnsabe
in bas @ipl iiberfibrt morben iei. =
Der bteiise Sbee= un6 @emirSebdnb
ler Soiepb "a Seae murbe Oonner.
flag binsfeit sema9t, neil ben Stats.
inipector gbappel, mel@er feline 8aa.
re unteriu9en moIte, bauon abbielt
unb benielben ~iniultirte. @r murbe
nit elmer Citrate pon $40 belegt,
morauf bic Waarenunteriuduns Dor
it4 stns eine Probe Der @aare muir
be CUR Nualpiiruus na@ ct. Saul &C.
l9idt.
g t. Paul. - @ouperneur Yan
Cant uer0fentlt@t eine Yrotlama=
ton, rpona9 Der II. Nprtl als Baum=
pflausunsstas (Nrbor Oap) in bteiem
Staate bea9tet merben lou. Nqe lolz
ten an bieiem Sage nt9t perldumen,
gdume gu pflanseu. Ser Sag ruiro
sew0bnli@ bur9 b~elonbere Seitlidz
teiten in ben S@ulen besansen. sSn
bielem Sabre ptrb baS Sauptauser
merit auf S9onuns ber Stusp0sel &C.
rid,et iein.
Sarmt n 9 n.-gine bem@il=
bert Salserion uon gureta seb0rtse
Sbortborn &ub bat Wtttmo9 pier
&dlbern bas eeben seseben. Nue pier
Ebiere befinben iid in better Orb
nulls.
a.-Gin rei9er, nabe Coon
Cafe %mobnenber Sarmer namens Mn=
ton Sin9aQ wurbe pesen unseleblt=
den Sii6ens arretirt unb sur 3ab=
lung pom $40 ober Is Sasen @efdns=
nib uerurtbetlt. gr bate $75 in iet
ner Sal6e; oteie i9idte er betm unb
lieR it9 einiperren
8ratnerb.-Sra Sam. Nalb,
bter better unter benz Numen rEopip"
befannt, ueriudts Donneritas Nbenb
uermittellt garbolidure Selbitmorb su
beseben. unannebmliGteiten in Der
Tamtlie iou bas @eib CUR llntbat per:
anlaBt baben.
Sttllwater. - Die Yinbta=
BEN. Sabrit bes biensen Staats @e
fdnsnines liefert "a, 600 Yfuno Bino
faben pre- Sag, aber bic 8eiteuunscn
laufen iebr idneu Elm unb itnb ibon
smet Ortttel bes 8inofaoe, 8 beiteut,
Der bis CUR ndditen g:rute bergeteIt
werben fann. Stele Der BeltelIuu
gen fommen pon .6dnblern, beren
8eiteaunsen ni6t bis gum 1. Wai
berifii9tist merbeu semdb ben 9or
bereitunsen oes Staatsseieses, absr
aud etne srobe Insabl Seiteuuns
fam BON 0anbleuten, etnise fur @a
senlabun9en, anbere In fletneren ge=
fteuunsen.
ct .-Sm elterlihen Sau=
le an Summit Nue fanb Mittmo9
Wittas bic Srauuns Der S,dulein Rutb
Siu, Eodter oes Yrdiioenten sSamee
s. 6iQ BON Der @reot Nortbern 81
ienbabn, nit 6errn Onion Mc@oot
8earb, einem Nnmalt pom Neu gorf,
bur@ @r3bii9of Srelat:o itatt.
SIeepp 6 pe.-Oer Is Sabre
alte Soiepb S@wars biBte aut Der
Sasb bur6 5ufaqtse G%ntlabuns ieines
@emebres bas 0eben Elm.
8ratnerb. - Der gountpratb
lit I'M bic @rri9tuns elmer Bride
3pil9en Ylatte unb Silpan Safes er.
iu9t rporben unb pirb bic Nnselesen:
bett ether ndberen Prifuns untermer
fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10

6. @priI. ST 1T iest wieber gun, pobl unb
wiro an ben %angegebenen Bl6Sen ielbit fetu.
@ue Irten .3abnarbeit. SABINE se,osen, obne
S1mersen st perurla6en. Glesante @ebiiie
nelier 3dbne.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10
Dr. Seguin.
Arjt'. Wunoar,t UNI Gebartsbelfer.
Ropaltsn, Winn. 17-ir
DR.NIVEN

wirb am 25., 26. II. q. Wdr,
IN Saut &apibs iein; am 81.
Utdr; in Srooten unb in ieiner
Office III WeIdrnAp MN, hiS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-07-17

the undersigned, referees, vii! aseer'
tain and set forth in our report the
names Of the person or persons, tribe
or nation, to whom such damages are
payable. and the interest Of each per
son, tribe or nation in the award
of such damages.
Dated this 14th day Of July, 1902.
w T. NIXON,
JNO. /. GAIT
I. X. BEST.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-07-17
TWO Bottles Cured Him.

81 was troubled with kidney conV
plaint for about two years" writes A
II. Davis of Mt Sterling, Ia, but
two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure
effected a permanent cure" Bonner
& Bonner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-07-17

After all the shady side OF the
street is a pretty good summer resort
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-07-17

Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures
sick headache Sold by w. b. Frame
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-07-17

CD Commencing at the Southwest
corner Of the present station grounds
.of the st. Louis, Oklahoma and South
ern railway at HELEN; thence run
ming southwardly on a line parallel
to the main track of said railway 5S4
feet; thence eastwardly on line per
pendicular TO the main track of said
railway 100 feet to the Western right
of way line of said railway thence
.northwardly with said western right-of
way line 661.3 feet TO the South bonn
dary line of said present station
grounds; thence Westwardly with
said south boundary line to place of
beginning; containing / 544-l000
acres:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-09
OLD MEN AS LEADERS.


Carolina had
shelf another
the doors to
thought he
leadership
Culm
a in
il
Wallace A K Mcclure
be ithout nen
greatest carolna
wisdom
n the most
will
example of thrift
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-09
HE JUST WOULD HAVE PEACE.

From t State of wilkes have
Republican The dispuan have rushed
print applying epihet family reading
the family quarrel so
far be judged at this distance Clarence Call and James MCNEIL %
Brigade Into this fray rushed
like oil the
the
Mr. O. Masten big Republican brave VINO mas n eaung oe
seOty Briggs
Stop right thar pa said soty Were he peaceful man? why par ne
thieves when there
about be riot Buck went in and demanded peace 0rde " get ne ~
pard he would have
Mr. Masn began his column and quarter letter in the Winston Repuh
W 4h' . '4 t ti t, old ;n.s" u.
sn hi rs vi At mo How annronre these words are for peace
of
his vomt and rot Mr.
Masn says Mr. Mcneil not given to truthIg and says
p leaders Wilkes: Il
put
his letter. writ
ten unfortunate"
of
attempt to drive man from the Republican party that has been voting the
ticket working before he little upstar able
OF of
people Wilkes him
be miserable traitor He knows full well any man signed the resolution
drawn his
S p .t, t - n NJ IN ta ."4, 30 '
paper for paying any attention to the vtuperato of ure emitting its
bothered with
elsewhere acquainted the aforesaid
am
harmony Republican party
and harmony and sought by hneed
ranks IN the state Oh Wilkes BLESSED is the peace-make
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-09
TO PRO MOTE EDUCATION IN THE SOUTH.

mornings News and Observer
education in the
than million dol
that Peabody the
to object fully
state aNaS@r~s
the recognition
should
sympathy with its
last session of
in this fund of
of the
of is H. Carolina
the
Carolina Dr. Edwin A. Alderman "
Tennessee There are not three more
grounded in its best traditions ana inspired WIN
its ~ ratons Where thew lead better
The good results that will manate from educational
estimated The broad spirit na an'ae
the men of that worthy of
reimbursement has imposed upon the
South and they making educate all the
in the work that is being d ana they
lasting value To that end they
educators ana te BOARDS
of alive educational
educational policy of the Southern States
multi mlonares None of this to
million dollars
stimulating and helping
institution learning and the future
larger
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-09
JUSTICE MUST BE DONE.
Murderecs Must Be Executed Co
Protect Innocent People
Wilson Times.)

(Wilson TimeS.)
February 18th was appointed 1or the
hanging of a man named Rose LOT the
killing of a man named Farmer III thlS
county.
have been residing in Wilson more
than thirty years. Within that time sew
eral murders it appears to me, nave oo-
Cured.
a The first one that attracted my atteh-
tion specially was that of Wait IhoInp-
son. indicted for killing his wlfe' Inc
case was moved here on the plea thdC
he could not get justice in Wayne couh-
Nv hut I think he and his lawyers were
afraid they would get justice If the case
was tried where the facts were wen
known. 1t has been stain on Wilson
county ever since that this murderer was
turned loose by jury in Wilson county
If a man will behave himself he VIII
no ant to fare we'll in the hands of
Jury in his neighborhood. Several other
criminals have escaped justice here, ana
Wilson has become famous for allowing
murderers to escape justice
Some men are opposed to capital pun
ishment under any circumstances. Such
men ought to state when they are sum-
moned as jurors that they are unit TO
act on juries, because they hold notions
contrary to the law.
Lawyers that are DESTROYS for justice
to be done will object to such men act
ing on a jury.
| learned that last year one OF the
judges holding court here said that Will
son county had worse reputation than
any county he knew of anywhere for
turning criminals loose, and that this
fact is the cause of so much crime here.
1t is as much the duty of the court
and people to see that one legally,
righteously convicted of murder should
be hung as it is that an innocent man
be protected. That is the way to pro-
tect the innocent.
Honest men do not need law to COM
pei them to do right 1t is. the lawless
and disobedient, the wicked that laws
are made to punish, andthe fear of pun
| ishment forms a check on them. me
less the law is enforced the more crime
there is in the country.
One says it is a serious thing to hang
man-to take his life away. Yes, and
it is a mean and wicked, cowardly, vile
deed to waylay a man and kill him in
murder. and he who does it forfeits the
sympathy of the people. To pity him
enough to allow him to escape is to
trampIe the rights of peaceable citizens
| under foot-to turn murderers loose to
kill others. and to encourage other wick
ed men to think that they can transgress
the law and escape punishment.
| We are sorry to see men murder their
fellow countrymen, and are pleased to
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-09

of the problems the people North
the and
of a
which practca the trouble:
schools the county
atwih
small number could
the
the number o
This condition prevails What the emedvq
children attend the
of usorya
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-09
MOST IMPORTANT MATTER.

The most important matter considered by the
Executive Committee 26h
poll
the number denqus probable
liable for potax still
liable for who have
old po-tax
to
amendment poll S a
the
he o oil
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-09
THE LATEST PULPIT sENsATIoNALIsT.

that New York without
themn ooiety
The latest
he
Southern
and offend
public o n the
that the t will
all be boed is
OF Bishop Poers ability
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-09
Talking About Tobacco.

The Richmond News predicts that "the
price of tobacco will go sky high" 1t
SAYS that there are over twenty promi-
nent tobacco men in Richmond to see Mr..
Reed, the newly appointed representa-
tive of the Imperial Tobacco Company, OF
Great Britain and Ireland, in regard to
his plans for the, purchase and shipment
of tobacco to England. 1t quotes MI.
Dibbrell, editor of the Richmond Tobacco
Journal, as saying that the competition
between the gigantic American and I'M
perial companies will keep the price OF
tobacco up. The News says that opinion
is divided as to the effect of the estao-
lishment of headquarters at Richmond by
the Imperial Tobacco Company and
adds:
Tazeweu NJ Darlington, the president
of the United States Tobacco Association,
said today that he believed it would lead
to a rate war in the tobacco field that
would be very favorable to the farmer
hut disastrous to the small dealer. The
American Tobacco Company will. he
thinks. resent the intrusion of the Brit
ish trust into this market. and inasmuch
as Mr.. Duke and his confreres virtually
control this market they will send the
prices of tobacco far beyond their present
limit 1t would have been easier, Mr..
Darlington thinks, for the Imperial To-
bacco Company to have fought the AM
erican trust through the dealers, because
then the trust would not have known who
to hit and would have found it harder to
fight lot of dealers than one represen-
tative This sentiment is voiced very
generally, but there are others who be-
lieve that the effect of the establishment
of branch office here will pake things
very interesting for the dealeA generally.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-09
A THREE CORNERED RAID.

The from Washington
a three coned raid
The
contributors the
combine"
own
The cohesive public believed to be
S from
all in
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-09

see men act in such a way that the
law will protect them; but we say let
the guilty be punished according to law.
and that this is the only way to uphold
and vindicate the law and protect the in
noceht' P. d. GOLD.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-09
A WRIT ER's REauEs OF HIS MASTER.


a
NEAR respect that
my
both that
little that is
more the local col"
ideal
of the
folks
for stint well
what wilt
help to a h a grateful AMEN
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-09
THE SHIP MONUMENT.

in the
nails of
VINO fell the battlefield
of a
the
spot cohsecrated liberty
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-03-09
\. P1erpont's E1egy.

y \. F1erpOnt's E1egy. .
My whistles toot the parting ~ nv, =.
NY lowing nerds wind slowly Ger NV
Ny plowman homeward plods his wooru
way
Now fades my glimmering landscaro -
my sight
And all my air solemn stiffness holds
Save where my beetle wheels his dronino
flight
And drowsy tinklings lull nv distant
folds.
Save, too, that from my ivy-mantled
My moping owl does to my moon com
plain;
Like helpless men, he grumbles at INV
power
And frets beneath my solitary reign.
Below my rugged elms, my yew tree's~
shade,
Why heaVes my turf in many a molder-
ing heap,
Each in his narrow cell forever laid.
The rude forefathers of my hamlet
sleep.
Mark that say each in "hisp narrow
cell
All but those cells claim as mine
alone;
deed to them the holes in which they
dwell;
It's generous. as they themselves would
own.
Let not ambition mock their useful toll
Their homely joys and lowIy destiny:
They cleared the forests and enriched
the soil
And put things into proper shape for
me.
Perhaps in this neglected spot is laid
Some Carnegie who lived on frugal fare
Who, for some streak of hard luck. never
made
Himself three hundred times a mil
lionaire.
Some Rockefeller that, with dauntless
breast,
Controlled the goose oil of the neigh
borhood
And taught Bible class, may be at rest
Here where the worms consider goose
grease good.
Some Russell Sage, who yearned for more
and more
And never had ten plunks at once.
may lie
There where my briars are all tangled
DER
That mound so nearly hidden from the
eye.
Some mute. inglorious schwab, who
never bucked
The bank at Monte Carlo, may be here,
Where broken pickets from my fence
Obstruct
The path that often once was trod and
clear.
But there's no Morgan here who might
have run
The earth If luck had favored him a
| bit;
God had material for only one,
And l, it's needless to remark, am 1t.
| If l to dumb forgetfulness prey
This sacred, anxious being e'er resign,
l wonder if the earth'll whirI away
And briars over me shall earn to Irvine?
When / am numbered with the mighty
dead
And poets shall wondrous tale relate,
If chance, by lonely contemplation led.
Some one shall come to ask what made
me great,
Let all the bards and all the sages say:
loft have we seen him butting through
the throng,
Brushing with careless hands the crowds
away
And generously helping God along"
And when they raise the shaft where l
lie cold.
And wish to make an epitaph for me,
Let this be carved in letters big and bold
High on the marble where all men
j may see.
THE EPITAPH.
Here rests his head, at last, upon his
earth;
He now belongs to what he made his
own;
He took the world for what he thought it
worth
And God once more is running things
alone.
IS. E. Kiser in Chicago Record Herald.