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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-21
4ue beHn eberen Ehale.
(grHbaIb @prrsipcabena,)

= Soispb Sersfa. Sasper 2onso uni
Sobn Wute, brei iireifenee Staliener bon
Gbroop. bic ben 8ormann Der paneoail
8s&e, George Wbite su t5bten brObten,
wanberten Dienita8 in @rmanseIune bon
8Grsi&aft ms County @efdnsniB.
Carbonate esrrtipsHSsui)
= Gin iunsss ainb ber gtsIeute
@burIes 8OssI ftarb Wontas WOrssn
uno parb am sIeiden Ru6mittas i'm 81.
&Oie SriebbOfs bsississt.
-Serr unb Srau gurI 8bTssr rel.
ten am Montas mad 8biIobelpbio unb
MtIantie Gitp ab. Serr 85iissr ipirb
nur 10 Gage bortieIbft psrtpsilen. aber
5rnu R6fser tpirb bor ibrer &ddtebr
aud nod Alentoipn bsiu1en.
-Sobn. Sobn bes Batrid 2arlin,
ipurbs Sreitas Bormittas, oils er mil
bsm Gbomas S'Sara ben feiIen Berg
an Gbsfnut Sirabs binabfubr. bur@ baS
pl6bIi6e Grfhredsn bss pfetbss aus BEN
Dasen esporfsn unb erbieIt 8srIstun'
aen. bic oils sefdbrIi& betradtst tpsrbsn.
O'Sara entiam nit Elm paar S&ram'
men.
- @dbrsnb bic lofaIe Union go. 877
Der Minsnarbeiter am Donnetitas Mbenb
i'm 2eaber @ebdube eine Sibung abbielt,
ert6nte plbblid ber 2nau elmer Shieb.
waffs unb i'm eIsi6sn 1loment iIirrte
cine erobe Seniteri6eibe, wel&e bon bsr
2useI sertrimmsrt tparb. bic ii& in Der
8anb fsitissie. Der 8orsans errests
nidt tpenis aufresuns unb man iudts
iofort ben S&iesbOIb su enibsden. mas
iseo& ni4t selans.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-21
armeus 8eb6rse.

Sine srbbsrs ansabI appIiiantsn fur
rlntsrtlbuns ftellten iia Srsitas Ra@.
miitoa bel obieer 8sbbrbeperiammIuns
Elm unb in ben meiItsn Sdlen ipurbe is
au@ beipiniat. Ser betas.e Patrid
SsaIsp sriu&te bic 8eb6roe. feline S5bns
su sipineen, Jpn su unteritiben, bod tparb
lbm eriIdrt. 6ab fts ni4ts ibun Tonne unb
sr feline S6bne perbaften lafsn milfs
miltlsrtpsils tparb sr bem Seim iibsrtpis'
fen. Nurp Seensp bon @aibington
apsnue srfdien nit einem Sdueline in
Arme unb bat UNI Gintriit in's Seim, bo
lbre 8srpanbtsn iis ausftisbsn; ibr
8srlansen iuarb betpilisi unb aud ,u.
aIei& bsi&Ichen. ben Sobn Rapmonb sui
8e&eni&aft Su sieben. osr filr oss Wdb'
&ens 8uRanb perantiportli& III. Clint
An,ubI 8s&nunsen ipurben sbenfaas
bon ber 8eb6rbe bcr Der gsrtasuns be-
itdtiat,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-21
Wiltesbarre RaAriAten.

- Cine SpieIb5ae in SO. 20 8ubIit
Square puros SamItae Abenb aussebo'
ben unb elf Wdnnsr in berielben uetbaf'
tst. Die atrsi gisenibamer mubten ipd'
ter ie s25. bic anberen is s5 Sirafe bs'
sabIen.
-D Der Gdfein Der St. Peters 9lr&s
BON Der unpsrdnberten Nuesburg Gon'
fsifon, an Waner Strabe. i'm iiibliHen
Stabttbeils, tpurbe am Sonnta8 seIeet.
Baiior pauI RopoIbt boasos bic @ersmo'
ME nit Der ailihens bon 8aitor Sattel'
meier bon Scranton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-21
Mmbere ga6en fit
@ortbeil snder

WSunu pdbs etintn sai6sntii&r. nit Gin.
pjsrts unb sinbalb 3oa SdumtH. At1it is
Gents @aarsn fir 10 Gents.
Gin ausepdbItss aiprttmtut ben fancy
gRSunu Sirimpftn, nit aitesnbsu Gnesn.
Das utusft ~ 25 9ents.
Manun gisaists Stmbsn bon fttntm Ma
bras, In blau, Sbitnblut iGwarj une psib. etc.
Sspdrais Wsanhtttsu. Die rssuldrt $f.OO
AualitGt ~ rs Gents.
@Snutr 8aIbriasan llnttri sihn. 8slisr mic
bic burtIHnittlidbtu 50 Gents Baarsn une
arinSli& anssftriist aas @rSbsn bisis @c&s,
80 Gents.
Wldnnu piiamas. peib. grin. blan, fancy
Strsifsn, etc.. anssfuiist In btm nsuslfsn Stpl,
in aatn GrUbsn. Grira suit Btrtbt ~ $l.25
bis S4.00.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-21
,ssanuna" ses 5ruffs.

Die @si6dftsfibruns bes nsueseriin,
bstsn @rntsmaiGinen.Grufis Bat anss.
orbnst. baB aus @rdnbsn Der Spartan.
tsit sttpa DrsibierteI Der bisker bon ben
istt peri6moIsenen 6irmen bsihdfiisi
sstpsiensn Asenten entIuisn tperben iol'
len. 9tu@ bas 9erfonat in ben BureauI
Der sin,slnen Sirmsn foa rebueirt iperbsn
gtipa 10000 anseiteate ipsrben. ir
bsibt es. Der ,.Spariamteit" bss neusu
IruRss sum Opfer falen-nur bamit,
tpie bic Gruftleute iaeen, bic 6armsl
ibre adertuumai&inen ni&t tbsuer ~
besabIen brnudsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-21
@enia 0erauaaen.

Gapt. Rspman unb isin Sobn g6s
paro trufsn in Salmoutb. @neIanb, in
ibrsr 38 Sub lanssn aerOisns' 2aun&
,slbisl Abbot 2Ou" elm. in psI@sr Fe
ara 9. Suli bon gletp gorf aus bic Rsiis
iibI ben Ocean aniroten. Sic perli&.
srn, bab ibnen bic 8siie tpenis Spab
ma&te. nnieriress berIoren iie i'm
Smrm ben anisr unb bas Stsusrrubel
brad. Der 2sroiene. 8sbdIter bsiam Elm
2ed unb bic Rabine mar NIT 3sroien'
iibsrihmsmmt. Der iunee Nsnmar
ipurbs Dor anfrsnsune unb Ssimipst
lrani,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-21
Scr Serbf 1T
int Mnjllge

unb IdtOu riifirt Ii man&tn Dtparismsnis
tins Nadfraat fir IiittIssptGt @aarn-ss'
rapt ain psnia Ihrur pis bic Itidisn Seni'
mrla&tn, bic isii ben Issisn paar Monat'H g.
iraesn wurbtn. m
HaiHrIi& psrbtn mir nod parmts sBftttl
babsn-unb aeuiiasut happK-bc6 erbalttn nil
Son i,st ab bis aum pabfs 5ftrs fiitIs Sasi
uub fr5lslnbt W6dbis, unb bies IN parum esuit
bic adilam Isbsn, fH bti&ubtu ipelsn esesn BIZ
pISBIibtu @shlsI, bic mic elm Disb ia brI
siadbi iommsn unb Sfisrs nit pr aarfiffn Con
lfituiicn llubta anri&tsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-21

8si ben SamiIien @m. 3ir&bOH an
Srbina abenue unb Better Subert ar
Bittston Npenue ia Der StOr& einser
tsbrt. Sn beibsn SdLIsn itnb's Ndb&su
@barIss 2auer bon 8ss@ Strabe, bel
sinsn ibdtIidsn aneriff auf Saiot
S@uIb ma@te. muBte Dienitae fur isir
esri&ili&ss gtI&sinen 5000 8arei&af
hsQen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-21
Gatioaable ltaterfleiser

fir Damm uns alnbr fnb fsriis. psui'
ttbu& melsn mir ipsitd auf spti cute etnitn In
Wduuru uaiirIiHtr @pls, ltiatss @sptpf
unierflsien aufmrIiam nc den, Htht ~ i9wT
fir tintn parmtn Sag unb 9srdbt rtht tur sinfn
iiibIsn eufbus. so Gtnts nue s1.O0.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-21
gfeue Saleier fiuo bter

tbsnfaas; bic sti6tu, psl&s ssirasin ipsr.
ben, ptnn bic cation in Mcnatsfriit rehnsi
wirb. SIau, grim. braun, tte, nit fcniraliirfn'
ben punftsu. Wuububart Bsrtts ~ 20 unp
so Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-21
etaat obiS. etast SOIsSO,} J

Gueas &eunty; IS.
BranfS. GbtHtp bti&pSrt, bae Ct btr
SItrt partHr btr 8irma 8. 8. Gbtnsp &
10. n, psIdt @sf&dfis in ber Stabt SpItbO,
In pbtnetHaunttm Gounip uub Staats tbut
uut eab btiasis 6trna bic Summt BON siu-
bunbtrt Dollars fir tsetn Gal ppn ga.
iarrb bsjabIsn pirh, Der bnrh bfn @sbrauh
ppn Sall's aatarrb-aur nt&t ssbtilt
ptreen fam.
Granf 8. GbeHtp.
{ ~ BtIdpcrsn Dor MIR unb untsr.
9isasl : ldriebtn In meinfT @fesnmari am
(~~> 6. Stphmbsr u. .. 1886.
VI. @. @Ieaisn, 5iftHiliHr Notar.
pal's satarrb-stur pirb innerlih gtnonHtn
une pirit tirtft auf bas Slut unb bic i&lfimi-
ssu Obsrfd&tn bee Syfsms. eabt Gut uni'
iOuf 3sHeHiht ismmfH.
8. 8. gttHes & Co., Eulfbs, ..
H9- geriauft ron allen Apotbsitrn, rs Gts.
Sau's GamiIitn piflfn ne bic bfftn.
30 Nn;eieen finben bur@ bas $50.
J @sRbIatt" bic psitshe 0erbrsituma.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-21
Die memsn SaiIlsH Slider

Sn pnbR unb Griibbubf @aarsn nmtaatn
Mlbairos, &orbte Stripts unb anhfrt @fptbs.
Ri&t fapu ssnus fur @iuisr, isss9 esrae,t
rt6t fit sins mittitrt StmpTatir. aat bic
nsasa SdaiiiruussH unD aarbsntftfis. opt
,isau Giufitruussprsis, 49, Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-21

Gin i9redli6sr Suffanb. Der arm
Wenlh, tpel&sm be Sale ms Blu
iibsreebt, 10 in einsm bebausrnsiusribsr
8ufano. Serr Sranf 8arfns&t. 8er'
ner, gBis.. fdreibt bariiber: ,,Msir
Sobn, fiinf Sabre alt. bate bic @slb'
iu@t 70 farf. baB sr seIb ipis cine ST.
trone par. Gin paar 5lai&en Sorni'i
AIpenirduter 8lutbeIeber beilten ibn.'
Der 8Iutbelebsr III bic re4te Mebisir
fiir 2eberleiben. Man finbet ibn isbod
nidt in Apotbslen. ba er nur bon ipsei'
ellen 2oiaI. assnten su baben ii. lin
ndbers Nuslunft tpenbe man ii& an Der
gisentbdmsr, Dr. pstsr Sabrnsp. ll2-
ll8 .. SOpns abs.. @tieasO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-21
G!abeW arehouse.
Oramem, tuelebe
ipareil. l.-

Sk piirbsn iibnraldi ltin, bic Autabl unfit
rtr 8ransn Dtpeftortn ~ ltbtn. Gs limb
Grautu, pstt Itbr ptilt fir bic 3ufunft icrssn.
Die jrau, bic mic tin 8aufs Genie trSffntt bat,
pire ibnraIhi Gtin iu itbsn, mic raid Gin tltiuss
pS&snilidts DfpOfmm ~ siHtm .babi&sn
8ani- &pnip" antpiHf.
vie Grausu fsllttu 9ani-G Gpntps babtn. Das
iuuas @tib lpatt Gin bisHsn @fle bsiltits Isasn
fir ibrs iiiuftiat Stiraib. Die Nutir icats fur
ibn ainbn unb ft i,bf fur 5pbrs. une anbnt
uusliidsfaat lpartn.
SBh ,abItn brsi prc,snt Suintdtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-21
Sube Sarfer Rotiien.

= Wiuiam SarriB bon @bans Sour
ipuree am Sonntag, ip1brenb CT iiH in
Sate glrieI babete. bon einsm Sersi&lna
beirOffeE unb aIs ibn feline 5reunbe aus
BEN Bafsr sesossn battsn. tparb eefun'
ben, bob Der 2ob einsetreten mar.
-Saiob RubImann bon glOrb Broms
lep Npenue unb lrI. Carrie R. gbans
bon Scranton StraBe ipurben am berfloIs
fensn Sreitas burd paRor @uitap 8c'
boIin bon Der Graen bsuti1sn N. g.
2ir&e gum 9unbe fiir's asben einesissnst.
SIN isinsr 8obnuns go. l4lO
Waibburn Strabe perffarb ssfern mors
gen @brarb Stod. Elm 8steran bss Bar.
serfrieees, Der bas 2idt ber WeIt in
Dsutf&Ianb am IL. Mdr3 l842 erblidts.
@r binterIdbt bic @attin unb cine
To&ter.
&. s. Nuinnan bon 2afasstts
StraBe, ber aud in turnerii@en Qrsiisn
tpoblbefannte ItbIete, itarb am Donnsrs
tag nad elmer flnfiu6&snili&sn 2rani,
belt unb ipurbe Samffas i'm RatbebraIe
Srisbbofe bserbist. Ser Ssrhorbens er.
freate iit srober 8elisbtbsit bsi Nqsn,
bic nit ibm beiannt tparen.
- Osiar 8eitb bon SoratiO Apsnus.
nslher Marearst Sidlsr bon Der sIsi.
Den Nadbaridaft unter einem Seiratbs'
usripre6en berfibrts, tpurbs Samltae
unter $500 8drBi@nft esieIIt. Das
Wdb@en sebar am /. OftObsr 1901 Elm
ainb uno 8eitb fol- ii& ssiusissrt babsn,
iie Su beiratben Obsr baB Rin6 ;u untsr.
itlSsn.
-Srau Sophia Sisrine, cine bes
fannie uno Iansidbriss giirssrin bisisr
Seite. itarb am Srsitas Na&mittas in
ba Wobnuns ibrss Sobnes an g5ries
Strube i'm aIter bon 80 Sabren on Der
Naheriu1t, perbunben nit Mltsrs.
I&mdGe. Die 8srftorbsns, psI&e in
DeutidIanb seboren purbe unb Dor GA
Sobren mad Gmerifa Fam, ipirb bon brsi
Sbbnen iiberlebt. Sbre Beerbisune sr.
foIete Mlontas i'm Dafbburn Strnbs
Sriebbofe. uobsi Baitor Sufob S&5ttIe
ben Irauerbienit leittte.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-10

Every man knows that crank is some
other fellow.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-10

as much as $1,000 any year Of his min
istry, and he and his wife managed to
educate their children and prepare them
for life
The statistical report was presented IS
follows.
Number of local preachers, 90: number
of members, 1854; infants baptized,
Sl3: adults baptized, 2,105; number OF
Epworth Leagues, 81; number of Ep
worth League members, 1902 number
of Sunday schools. 664; number of Sun
day-school scholars, 1879: number of
Sunday school teachers, 1927; amount
for conference claimants, $500; amount
paid conference claimants, S5.27226
amount contributed to church extension,
$3.752.27; amount contributed TO Ameri-
can Bible society. s4933S: amount con-
tributed to support of presiding el .ers
and preachers in charge, $109 ,0466S;
amount contributed to support OF
bishops, $1,7433T; number of societies.
zoo; number of houses Of worship, 66912
value of houses of worship, I,1l9,2'o'
amount of indebtedness, $50, 077.52: num-
Der of pastoral charges 1853; number OF
parsonages, 1877; value of parsona6es'
Si73,S07; Indebtedness, $11,011; number OF
districts, 8: number of district parson-
ages, 6; value OF district parse" Coz,
SIS 100; indebtedness, $500; value OF
Trinity College, $431 900; endowment
S1d1 $50: teachers &C.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-10
A $4,000 FIRE AT MaBIoE.
Splendid Light Bouss on Bald Head Island
Nearing Completion
Especial to News and Observer

Wilmington. n c.. Dec. 9.-The hour
mill of the Marion Milling Company at
Marion, S. c., was totally destroyed by
fire Sunday night, causing loss of some
thing like $4,000 upon which there was
only about $4,000 insurance. The fire IS
thought to have originated from sparks
from The engine room of the mill.
w. w. Miller, an aged Confederate
soldier. was found dead in bed at his
home in this city early yesterday morn
ing by servant who went to awaken
him. Heart failure is said to have been
the cause of his demise. Funeral SER
vices over the remains were conducted
today.
The Wilmington Light Infantry last
night elected civil officers for the en-
suing year as follows: John p. Peschau,
president Thomas X. Orrell, yice-presi-
dent; Il. n. Nash, secretary and treas
urer, and P. Adrian. George Davis and
Fred Bolles, finance committee.
Wilmington Division Naval Reserves
also elected civil officers last night and
held a social session. The officers elect
ed were: H. c. Howard, president; ].
Ed. Bunting, vice president: S. X. De
vaney, secretary and treasurer. Stand
ing committees were named as follows;
Finance, ~ n. Davis, J. NJ. Murphy and
H. H. Glove uniforms, }. H. McFarlane,
W. o. Mccks, y. X. Powers; armory, NJ.
X. Breckenridge, r. S. Vaughan, j. F.
Vanp.
The splendid light house being con-
structed by the government on Bald Head
Island, at the mouth Of the Cape Fear
River, will be completed March LIST. 1t
will be 175 feet high, and those in a po
sition to know, say the warning signals
will be capable of being seen for thirty
miles. The superstructure is of steel and
is being put up in nine sections.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-10
TIE CONVENTION Eve
Ministerial and Lay Delegates
Assemble at Durham.
III Conference Of Secondary School Meh---Or-
Blackwell Ooers the Baptist Convention
This Morning.
ESPECIAL to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
Durham N c., Dec. 9.-As fore run
ner of the Baptist State Convention
which will meet here in annual session
tomorrow, the Conference of the Secono-
airy School Men-a conference on educa-
tional matters-met in the First Pres
byterian church this afternoon. Inc
meeting was to have been held in the
First Baptist church, but some finishing
touches are being made to the repairs
and improvements and the meeting had
to be held elsewhere. The congregation
of the PRESBYTERIAN church kindly ten
dered the use of their church and the
offer was accepted.
Tomorrow evening the convention
proper will meet. This meeting will be
in the Baptist church. The Introductory
sermon will be preached by DR.. Calvin
s. Blackwell, of Wilmington, who is one
of the leading Baptist divines in the
State. DR.. r. H. Marsh, of oxford, who
has served the convention as president
for ten or more years, Will preside over
the deliberations of that body this year.
Quite number Of ministerial and lay
delegates reached here today and the
committee on entertainment was kept
busy assigning the delegates to their
homes. By tomorrow the rush will be
great, as a very large number OF dele
gates are, expected. The entertainment
committee is composed of the following:
Mr.. w. Fl. Rogers, chairman; Messrs w.
j. Brokden and A. S. Hobgood, secre-
taries; Messrs. l.. NJ. Reams, Jr., II. A.
Foushee, G. T. Pearson. l.. c. Cole, Fl. A.
Reams, T. W. Vaughan, Rev. W. c.
Barrett. Rev c. ]. ID. Parker; Mesdames
c. H. Norton, A. +. Lloyd, J. r. Hay
and c. NJ. V. Follett.
1t is expected that the reports on mis-
sions, Sunday schools and education will
all be of more than the usual interest.
The educational conference was called
TO order this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
The program carried out at the afternoon
session was as follows:
The Need and Feasibility for our
Academies This discussion was led by
Rev. J. NJ Campbell, OF Buie's Creek
Academy.
rs it Desirable to have closer Union
between our Baptist Schools" This was
led by Prof X. ID. Moore, Principal of
Mars Hill Academy
Libraries and Reading Rooms for our
Academies" Led by Prof. NJ. B. Dry. Of
Wingate School.
How can we Enlarge the Attendance
and Increase the Efficiency of the work
of our Academies" Led by Rev. Walter
n. Johnson, business manager of Odcll
School
This evening there were two addresses.
At $50 o'clock Prof. j. b. Carlyle, of
Wake Forest College, delivered an ad-
dress on THE Relation of our Academies
TO the Public Schools of the State" He
was followed by Mr.. J. w. Bailey. editor
OF the Biblical Recorder. THE Relation
OF our Academies to Wake Forest Col
lege and the University at Raleigh"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-10
NOT ThUE METHOpIsTs.
Loyalty Of criticsof Or. Bilgo's Administration
Called in Question Statistics.

Especial to the News and Observer)
Wilmington, n. c., Dec. AT the
closing session of the Conference. DR..
kilgo, president of Trinity College, made
an educational address, speaking parti-
cularly on Trinity College and its work
Among other things. speaking at length
ofthe criticisms Of the administration Of
Trinity College, he declared that ''rot
one OF these criticisms has ever como
from genuine, true Methodist" thus
reading out of the church every mcmbc,.
who has critized his policy and manage
mcnt. VINO made him a judge of the
loyalty OF members of his church? When
did he get to be q bigger man than the
Pope that he could huri his anathemas
ut al who doubted his infallibility, and
deny their loyalty?
He then told the Conference that this
year for the first time in the history of
the college no financial support is asked
from the Conference for the college. He
stated that the insurance on the college
now amounted to 81 goo annually. He told
of the Trinity Guild which has just been
organized. and said the object of the
guild is threshold
l. The advancement of education in
general.
2. The advancement of Trinity College
in particular.
3. The collection of an assessment OF
not less than two dollars annually.
He affirmed that the property of Trim
ity College, buildings, equipment and
endowment aXcccds the total property
valuation of ali tho churches in the Con-
ference.
Bishop Smith spoke upon the impor-
tancc of sustaining the educational insti-
buttons of the church He added:
81. c. Kilgo would never have been
possible had it not been for his father,
James I. kilgo, back of him. He was
preacher who never received q salary Of
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-10
TIE STATE POULTRY saow.
The Annual Meeting in high Point Promises
to BIO Great Event
Especial to News and Observer0

Lexington. n c., Dec. 9.-Mr. r. l..
Simmons Secretary of the North Caro-
lima Poultry Association, furnishes the
following information concerning the
next meeting of the association
The time for holding the second an
nual exhibition of the North Carolina
Poultry Association is January 16 to 20,
1908, at High Point, n. c.
The management is hard at work
making arrangements, and reports that
prospects are very good for the largest
and most representative gathering of the
poultry breeders Of the State, as well as
the finest collection of thoroughbred
fowls and pet stock, ever exhibited IN
this country. Applications for premium
lists are coming in from all over the
United States, and the fanciers are
growing their stock to meet the hot COM
petition that is expected al this show.
1t is estimated that 1000 specimens will
be shown, among which will be some OF
the finest birds in the country One of
the largest plants in the South will have
an exhibit of several hundred, including
many fowls that have won at Madison
Square Garden, Boston, Philadelphia,
Buffalo. Atlanta, Charleston and other
large shows. There will be fowls from
the far West that have won prizes at
Chicago. st. Louis, Kansas City and
other places.
The pet stock exhibit will be great
Special efforts are being made to bring
together the best collection of this kind
ever shown in the South. including pleas
ants, rabbits. pigeons, squirrels, guinea
pigs, parrots; in fact, every variety
known is expected
There will be special attractions every
day to interest the visitors besides the
poultry, and a royal good time is
promised.
Reduced rates will be offered on all
railroads, thus affording everybody an
opportunity of visiting High Point, one Of
the most hustling little cities in the
State-and seeing a great poultry and
pet stock exhibition, which will be worth
a journey of many miles to see.
The premium list is ready being full
OF large and valuable prizes, worth COM
peting for, and an honor to win. Every
breeder in the State should have one,
and a postal card to the secretary. ]. p
Kerr, Biltmore n. c., will get it, Send
for one today, get your pets ready and
fall in line at the State show, which will
be bowling success
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-10
THROWN EBOM BUGGY.
Mr. r G. Lukens Meets With Bad Accident
at New Bern.
Special to News and Observer. }

New Bern, n. c., Doe. 9.-Mr r.,
Grange Lukcrs. of Philadelphia, and H.
G. Draney, of this city, while out driv
ing today came near meeting with a fatal
accident While the horse was in full
speed MIR. Lukens attempted TO draw him
in check At this instant the rcins part
ed, the animal broke and ran throwing
the occupant to the ground. Mr.. Draney
was not hurt, but Mr.. Lukens landed on
an iron plate which covered an acquc-
duct, receiving severe bruises. Medical
aid was summoned. There is fear that
he is seriously injured
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-10
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-10
MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.

BY virtue of a mortgage executed by l..
w. Jones and II. ID. Jones, his
wife, bearing date November LIST,
1887, and recorded in the Regis
tors office of Wake county, N. O., in
book 176, page 81, November 21st. 1902.
will on Monday, December 18th. 1902.
ut the Court House door, in the city OF
Raleigh, at IL o'clock m. sell TO the
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Ray. l., Il. Harrison and others, con-
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Nancy Sykes place, aud the land in
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father, |. -. Jones.
JOHN NJ. CRENSIThW, Mortgage.
Wake Forest. y. G., Nov. 2Gth, 1909.
1l-28l mo.