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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-02

Seber fra alle Stater ! i1ntonen oa.
ira Ranata boloer ct Mpbe ! Detrott,
Mi@tsan, ben,e l1ge. Scr penttbest
1000 Delegater. Set beber, at en- al
be Saser. iom itulbe tomme op, par-
Spprssmaalet ON at foranbre ben ipbts=
ife Sabbat fra 2grbaq til SonbaQ.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-02

Der er ct ptft Slass pl, oer auer.
teres fOm bet, ber beroliser yterperne oe
nerer bet bele Xeaeme. De, ION brit'
ter meft beraf, ipnes bog lite at faa me.
gen SO, fer be lisger ! Renbefenen.
Sc er temmelts urolige op I'll ben Glib.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-02

gn liben Cyclone usb De Smet, 8.
o., tos ct yaaninssbus Manbagsmor.
gen % taiteoe betloo Sob % poelaete
bet. 9uiets @ier og bans 9uitru tom
aIuorl,gt tilitabs. gn Rirte % andre
Bp3ninser ft osiaa en- Fen, Mebfart.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-02
2!':2ol arg .

Sire Dolbiomme 9orbfsleIp bIep fslt 2z
grlan. l1nsarn, on aRoraenen ben 26be-
Stunt. JIere 4uie Bpens llbfanter
ramleoe mel, =os nefen aues Bysninser +
Byen leb nogen stabe. Snbbpsserne.
fpar Kret laane.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-02

Der eren BEL Del Menneitsr, iom
Drutner M ON 9asen runbt ON. Det
ipues, iom en- Smule mere Gorjisttsbeo
er at anbefale.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-02
ct BIas af sssbs sernes etHorte.

0ttertail County, bolbt en- Yale ON
fine Qpleuelier ion, en- Of b, fJyRe
SettIere ! Ottertail County peb b
sau,le Rgbggseres msDe I q 9sliitbBeralll
fire Grssas, % ba belle Ealen par trDtt
/ 5er9us TaQs Sournal Maubas, bar
ut tentt, at bet uinnot p,lbe uere paa
fin Slabs, on, bet eneRe norife BIap !
Gountiet osiaa siensap ben, oa ben &
ct uaeset interesiant Blab I ben 9iftorie.
iom pifnot enbnu er tun ufulbf fenbts
itrepet paa Morft, uastet faa mango af
pore Qanbsmenb bar peret meb at
vlaue~ ben, iou. en- Mmeritaner pilbe
ftse. giuhelaber Snolebninaea % Be.
apnber .neu ielue 6iforien. Den lpoer
iQperietteIfe faalebes:
rTor "a eler IS Mar itben tom ri
til benne uforRprreoe Sorbbunb i goene.
1on1 par operbpssebe uaeb Seilbus.
gosnene uar fpIbte u1eo enbel xep1ets'
mibler. 9erftst 3D. Rlc,r &, oq a. bort ,l Siub
por Fl fplDt : meb glonerr for pore fremttibioe
Stem. +. .s %
Der foubtes lite e,, goouuei ! 5ouu,
tiet nnDtooen laeoierinospsien til Sort
Qlbercrombie % @arp. Denne @et
trpblebe @lpen Ottertail peb aamle
Daptous Sort paa. Wldtbem @riabts
, Warm. Der par title en- Bro oper en-
glu euer en- Bet, % NIT fgrfte Betienbt.
Itab meb ben ftisnne glu Ottertail bar
en- Spgmmetur oper ben meb Stgulerne
paa1 og et Eomnfart % ct Rompas
min Sat. ss..t s..= +
Den fprte Bro, iom jes bar noset
&ienbfab til bette gountp, uar en-,
iom bleu bpsset Of be fsrte Settlere !
Eownene Gersus SAILS % 8nie on,
8aaren 1870. @rneit Buie par ferfte
Mrtitett % Yeter Sobnion arbetbabas,
% Mrbeibet blep slort frit af aQe Settlere
i NaboIaget. Sg bisie par lite mango.
Seq tror, jes erinbrer benz aae. De
par @rnsienborf, 9enninsien. &aQtnss,
@eRbers, t1lpiaen % @rtnasel.
Den Abe s,uIi b!ep fgrae Sang teiret
uer min Zen ts,abriel @toutlanbs 6us
1859, ga bet par lite en- meaet ftor
sorfomltno. U1en bet ueife Mar bapDe
ri f ,tort % bebooeIiot N{sbe ben abe
snli / @fonen nor OIe eblseno I 9omn
Of Eoroeuitiolb. 9 1871 msbte pi
|. 1erous TolIs "a feirebe Dooen uqa en-
btbooeIio m,oobe melrem be ftore goe.
treer ,norbsft for BuIes ferjfe Bolio !;
Qaubsbpeu.
Set er let for en- Sagttaser ioas at
TONNE til teu feilastise Slutniuq, at
bette gountp beneans fammenltaneIies.
pts talt uar ct garabts for ben fsrRe
gpbpsger. seq pil inprpmme, at bet
fra ct romantic It Spnspnntt par en- mas
turlis 8al:. Wlen Dor poetilfe Natur
par lite meset oprprt peb SYnet al Snb,
igerne % be Sfoupartier, iom omsaD
benz. Bort Sinh bar belt optaset ueo
bet baarbe 4rbeioe, iou1 Lao foran os.
Qst bapbe in9en pule, tn9en M9re, tngen
gei at tipre paa, insen Bper, ineen
8utiter. Den narmete SernbaneRation
par ct. @loub ca. $50 Waile borte.
@fterat ui bapbe ubisgt bet 4anbifpt,
J te, ri uiIDe bape, baube trampet tiItobs
Ill 2anotontoret os baDbe erbolbt ben
& fgrf1e ,s,pmefeab gntrp = fplte pios
iom 'faitbOeube ytpbp8sere.
n 81 orop pore ,, jsielber, [l,e eller bpao.be
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-02
,5era,,s 8aus, aRtnnsfpta 2oen suit 1908.

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mtlte. Ser trai 81 osiaa Gfblep os
Epraus Eoraerfon MurDal alIe paa
geien bib eller forbereb beube ftgs for Rei.I
len. 5s5
9s'tfen 1869 panoreoe q. =. Nelio'',
! Auroal % les !anss Breooen 81 9ls' -.
tberal % Battle 2ate, % ben 9anse
msbte pt Gintel Gtntellon, Jobn Slion
.os Rnub 8onbp, Mr. @lpanser, QSn,
gorliis, Gbauucep 8bttins % anbrt.
4ue panbrebe siennem ben Dilbe Stop.
oa ben bar fulb afs ptlbe Jusle, os
Strsuu1ene fulbe Of Silt. SEC tror,5
ies tan bep,ie bette peb at itge, At lee
brebte en- M9erbsne (Nartribse) nneb en-
Riep. mems Vi git siennem Stopen.
0t ftanblebe forat bpile Dos gnn,le
Mr. 2arion % gap Tuslen til Ners.,.
2arion. Sun par Spieermor til ben.
pel betienbte Sobn S@roeber.
DIN 6piten 1859 traf leg nefen alle
Npbpssere ! EoroenitioIb % Dane
Yratrie, % bisie par mine samle astebe.
0taboer, nemltg Chris 9anipn % bans
Sbnner. Mtls Epaeien, Sobn Grim.
ietb, Seppe Mortenien, Saeobf fon- Brp..
brene, Senfen,8rebrene, Dams Sobn.
ion. Simon Dillon, .. Stoutlano, pic
Sblsens % 9off % Pete Erones. Seq
p'l ftse ON E['ronnes, Y mes, at benne saule
Matros, Hetienbe % Tr'murer par Oe
9ase ben enelts Norlte pep slosn g
mig, lom 9aooe 1u1ol porserl'ao. D9
noar oe1 oleo '4' npooealota1 az prove up
paa pore pome1eaos' maa1'e &fones 'l'
% leg pore ee tsrte Dtoner Ior g g
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% Mtrs. 9enntn91en % Wtr. % Wtrs.
@rusienborf % oeres Ufober % bleo
pc! tlenot meo oeu. Terite Gang, leg
traf &aatnstB Brebrene, Sobnfon %.
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netop bpgset ct Tibet 9u8 paa en- al fine
Claims, os basbet par Mibbas, bui'.
lsbe be % laa paa bet bare @nlp. Da
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ftob be a4e op, % pt par fnart ! Sam.
tale ON ubetuemmeligbeberne ! Nybpg'
serltuet ....
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Sultus Sailing paa bans Claim.
0m leg itte buffer fell, par bans lius
Sol'9 en- balp Rlelber, % ban bolbt
paa at stpre op Jlo meo en- for %
Derotfulo iDenf Bog. San siorbe en-.
fartaifift 8emertniag ON ftt Zip 5pt,.
ten, % les tos op Boseu % Jag, BET
par ct parotfulot V9rt. Sea trettefatte
BAN Tor bans fipbeslpfe Dbelesselfe'
at ben peroifulbe BOG. ban inbrem.
meoe, at bette lite Dar ret, u1e'' bemars
tebe, at Oplpsnins % Bsser par sunpt,.
tise ! oenne oilbe prten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-02

go 4ly
SDenfe StoIebpger % Salmebg9er
tiIfaIss bog l1seblaDe.t. psiaa sobe
[1ptrlie 1orteu eutuser.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-07-02

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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-20

resting on a bed Of autumn leaves
should flank II on either side. q
The housewife who delights NJ II
things bizarre might draw upon her
stock Of winter vegetables for her
decorative scheme. One has no .dea,
until trial is made, what "A really
beautiful centreplece may be evolved
from baske. Of vegetables, selected
with "A view 10 their cOlOring a large,
loose head Of cabba"c, from which
the heart mas been removed, forms a
pleasing receptacle for this novel bou'
quct. Or pumpkin, Of the long va
ricty. may be cut lcngthw.se ana one.
half Of II shaped into shallow platter
on which 10 arrange the vegetables.
Rose Charlotte Soften one ounce
Of gclatine IN cold water; boil slowly
until dissolved In one pint of swee'encd
cream. Beat four eggs light; add 70
Jelly mixture. stir well, take from fire,
flavor with rose cXtra,t aud pour over
slices Of sponpc-c. kc. When cCId cover
with pink frOs.iug
American Beauty Salad-Soak one
ounce OF EfldIlIt bll' ll'lt b'Ai ~ ''aN
water 20 cover. Bring 10 bO.l ono
slice Of onion hay-leaf ara Onc-hali
tcaspoOnful Oh celery seed ia one pint
Of cold water. Ada Onc-D2lf cupful OF
rich stock, two tablcsruouiuis of lemon
juice. season with salt and pepper add
gclatiuc and strain. Half Gll individ.
ual molds with cold cooked beet turniI
ana potato cubes Fill mp with the
Jelly cOlored red with rcGotahle color
ing. Garuish with green and serve
with mayouuoisc.
Stuffed Potatoes Wash aud wipe
dry q sufficient number Of fine potatoes.
cut small slice frOf one end, rub
over with -rcascd paper 'nd bake
one hour. When done carefully SCOOP
out the inside; put through potato
r.ccr. season witt salt, pepper ana
cream: then ada one Ouuc" oi grated
cheese for every four potatoes. Fill
the shells with the miNturc, hcapinp
up well; return 10 the oven ana brown
Winter Cymling CSquasD in the
shell select well shaped cymliug
cut thick Slice from the stem END
ana SCOOP ont seeds and fibre Till "
with forccmcat aud brCad-Crumbs
highly seasoned. stand iu a shallow
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-20

must hc no u-CUa haste; everything
must hc SO c-.cfully prearyaugcd that
anxiety tiuds no lodgmcnt I'm the mind.
least of all the face, of my lady" who
grHccs the table with her presence and
CulivCus the guests with her couNcrsI-
ton
After having arranged the menu.
even down Ia the most minute detail.
the table aud its decoration come In
FOR consideration, when the food Is
served from n side table the dC,Ora-
tiuns may. Of course hc on a much
more extensive scale thau' when i;<is
served at table. In the latter instance.
good taste sanctions only centre
piece of fruit or flowers. Otherwise
the table Will present an overloaded
appearance.
Decorative linens in delicate tones OF
yellow. blue. pink, mauyc and green
done I'm some color which produces u
pleasing contrast are the latest iuuo-
walton i'm the way of duiiirs and centre
pieces. Though not popular with those
who argue that druucrtghlc should
iIf NAfNFih WHY III W AtlN'.s AAAf AAaf.h I
of this passing fancy j. quite charming
\ low glass howl of yellow ami pink
cEysauthomumS. standing ou a square
of uun linen embroidered in salmon
p.ak. won'd certainly Ho q pleasing
aoy'ny Tor Thanksgiving OeuUc.
piece.
Fresh fruit used for decorative pu.-
posi-, is always In good taste. and is
peculiarly appropriate ~ this season
Ii also permits OF much display OF
artistic taste In its arrangement In
this instance. only home grown fruit
should he used as that Imported from
tie tropcs would hardl. hc In keep
INK with the day we celebrate" When
fruit IL used as the motif for tie cen
irepieCe. small wooden trays Of grapes
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-20

70 clean dust or CRIME from light
clothes first brush thoroughly, then
rub with cornmCal, using piece OF
light cloth for the rubbing. By this
simple process crcam-tan broadcloth
coats and skirts, SO much worn now,
may bc entirely ircshcncd and cleaned.
Grease spots must be removed by sol.
vents or abSOrbCuts. If the spot be
fresh and The color OF the fabric will
not bc changed by heat the easiest
method OF rcmOy.l is to place white
blotuug paper above and under the
spot, aud then 10 stand a hot iron Oh
it-uOt hot enough TO color tie paper,
Another effective measure is 10 cover
the spot with pulycrIZnd French chalk,
dry. or with ,hc same chalk or fuller $
earth mo!stcncd ia bcuZinc, 20 remain
twcnty.four hours, and then be re.
ncwcd if necessary, always brushing
il off. however. with soft brush. \
ultlc ammonia slightly diluted makes
"a capital cleanser for q greasy coat
collar. velvet collars may be treated
i'm the same way, and the pile raised
by holding close TO Lot iron as soon
as the cleansing operation is com
plcted.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-20
RORpEKED CEKTAINS.

The bOrdered curtain is general IA.
.Oritc ana one OF the recommendations
Is the scope il affords for treatment Of
practically unlimited variety. Stencil
Dud applique pure and simple are
among the methods Oi hand decoration
which lend themselves with marked
success 10 its manufacture one Of
the most pleasing styles Of bordercd
curtain is that in which wide band
Of choice brocadc is laid upon silkcn
fabric Of self color. A delightful OK
ample Of this is shown in a curtain re-
Gently designed for the library in a
local home. II i- OF softly hanging dd.
mask, Of the beautiful wine red toI @
which Is 50 often 90 be met with in Old
damask The borders are of brocadc.
with flowers Of rich subducd tones
on q mellow biscuit ground, the de
sign being copied from that Of some old
Portuguese nccdlcwork. An added
charm Of effect is gwen by the lines Of
dim gold gallon which edge the bro
cade border on either side.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-20

Applc Salad - Pare. core ana slcc
tart apples To four apples sliced and
slices cut ina tour,hs add half Il cuptnl
OF chopped walnut meats, cover with
whipped cream that is slightly sweet
cucd or serve with cooked maNou'
uaisC dressing
Lettuce SaudwichCs-An entire Icat
OF lettuce is seldom used nowadays
i'm sandwich Instead. the leaf Is cut
i'm ribbons with scissors. put between
thin slices ui huttcrCd white bread and
seasoned with mayonuaiSc, French
dressing or >gl;. as preferred. Lettuce
should always bc Crispcd before using
and only the heart leaves utilized.
Rice Drop Cakes - Have a pint Of
cold steamed rice. add 20 10 a teaspoon.
ful OF salrrJtus. three tablospoonsuls
Of nour aud two OF melted butter. Add
thcu enough milk 10 form a S'it paste.
Beat four eggs well yoiES ana whites
separately. add the yolSs. then the
whites. ana drop from a spoon into
homug fat. To many haNoriu- OF
nutmeg or OF cinnamon is acceptable
In these drop cakes.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-20
LOOSEN THE BED CLOTHES

when the Chambcrmaid makes her
final rounds i'm the bedrooms for the
Light. lighting the gas turning down
the bed clothes with an inviting uian.
gular turn ~~d removing tie heavy
white spread and bciillcd pillow ana
bolster tops. which are the glory OF
the bed toilet 10y daylight, she has 9th.
or duties yet to perform. She has de.
posted the pitcher of drinking water.
with it's unkliug cube OF ice. on the
bedside table. where in old times pis.
tols and "ughtcap' were once in or.
der. SHE has laid ont dressing gown
and shippers. caudlcStick and matches
or electrical substitute within reach.
ana she has opcucd the window hy low
criug the upper sash behind the closed
inside blind,
But an is not ready If she has forgot
ten To loosen the heavy bedding, upper
sheet. blanket anu coyprlct from the
strict folds which have made the bed
smooth 10y da..
An invalid or old person is some.
times made 10 feel like a prisoner when
cugulfcd i'm a tightly made bed. II
takes some strength To pun out and
loosen the bed clothes, which have hoor
dragged tight ana folded 10y vi-or
Gus chamhcrmaid. The wolliuStruct
ed chambrrmaid is now expected &c
loosen the clothes gently at the sides
leaving them well tucked in at the
cJds. 50 the blanket may not hc icrkcd
OF the feet of an uuQuiet sleeper NJ
tcutiou to this detail makes a bed more
comfortable.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-20

such an innovation does not uCcc> >Sarily
incur elaborate and tiuug preparations.
The truth is the damucSt and most
toothsomc dishes are often OF the sim
plcst character. SO the suggested
change cannot be frowned down uroa
that ground at least
The turkey with It's accompanying
sauces has become SO inSoparahiy con
nected with the very word Thanks
giving" that bold, indeed. and wholly
lacking in respect for the habits of
his forcfathcrs, must one be TO so
much rs hint at n substitute. So. will.
ingly according honor where honor
is due, we viii allow the timc-rever-
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-20

hakugpan in a larger pan of boiling
water Bake -four or five hours, Car
u!Sh with fried suuSagcs.
Chocolato-lcmou riC-Bakc tive
crusts, into one put a rich lemon MI
ing next put on the other crust right
side W and III with a mixture made
hy cooking until thick and creamy one
ana one half ,upfuls of powdered su
gar five ,ahlcspuoutulS OF grated choc.
olatc. and vanilla extract 20 flavor.
Cover with white and chocolate mcr.
mguC.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-20
a5IEtdRTRIGaIHnIGss
xA2sE5sssAI AIHANKsoN1No

may, II we desire, d!gress, for variety's
sake, from the dishes Of our grand
mothers day and Introduce some mod
ern savOrles without giving OffeDse.
In view Of this. a suggestive menu
has been prepared. Though a depart
ure from set lines, il Is, withal, SEN
slble menu which requires no extra
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-20
Cinnabar Deposits.

Extensive deposits Of cingahar have
been ugear,ucd In New South Wales.
and local capital has been subscribed
To erect q smelling works 20 treat the
ore. Tie relative scarcity of deposits
of mercury bearing ore makes this tind
OF special importance. California sup
plies a goojly portion of Americas re-
QuircmCnts Of quicksilver. but the ex-
haustion Of the ancient deposits In
Europe has not been followed with a
corresponding development VI fresh
sources Of supply.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-20
Piles
FIST (JLA

And all other forms of Rectal
Disease treated and cured
without knife. anaesthetic, or
loss Of time from business.
TWENTY-FIVE years experience in
hospital ana private practice;
Graduate of Harvard Medical
Colleg" uS7Gb. formerly House
Surgeon Massachusetts General
Hospital. later. Visiting Surgeon
Wards Island Hospital, New
York.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-20

the housewives most perfect culinary
achievements ana the acme Of savori-
ness; but the surfeitcd palate, like the
full soul, loathcs even honcycomb.
AS all know, the most succession
appetizer is the dish which comes in
the shape Of surprise; and when
the entire menu is n series Of unCX-
pected and palatablc delights the effect
Is most nvigorating. TO accomplish
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-20
BEDROOM FURNITURE.

Cane or wicker furniture Is by far
the best for sleeping rooms. II is
light and easily cleaned, and is just
as comfortable as the heavy. dIrt-cO!.
lccting disease breeding, stuffed VI.
ricty; in fact more comfortable and
Infinitely safer and more healthy.
Rugs, IL not discarded altogether,
should be cleaned often and thorough.
ly OF course, one likes 10 have ones
room decorated with pretty things but
lct 70 always be- in moderation. \ room
iammed full Of things no matter low
ornamental they may be, becomes .tuf
~ and tircsOmc % the eye.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-20

enceG fowl 10 hold his own. Not so
with the other viands; no law. tradh
tlonal or Otherwise. governs our choice
here-if one except the pumpkin pie.
which We intend 70 ignore; aid we
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-20

HOUGH custom has
decreed that Thanks
giving shall be n day
for the reunion OF
families and informal
gatherings Of iinme-
date friends, there is
no known reason why
It's Observance should
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-20

drift into any mOnOtOnous routine or
rut, as il certainly has. writes Rather
Inc Il. Mcgee, in Golfers Weekly.
Even the dinner, admittedly the event
of the day, has become so impreg-
mated with this sameness that the
very children can tell off on their fin
gers the number OF dishes and describe
their contents before the meal Itself
Is visible. These dishes may represent
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-20

I've a good notion TO tackle that
egg but ! don't like 10 assume the re-
sponsibil,ty Tor what may hatch
out"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-21
Industrial News.

One of the best specimens of the up-to-
date intelligent and successful young men
who are doing things in the South these
days, Mr. b. Frank Mebane, of Spray, n
c., was seen in the lobby of the New Will
lard last evening accompanied by his wife
who is a granddaughter of ex- Governor
Morehead, and noted for her great beauty
and goodness.
Mr. Mebane is one of the lrgest cotton
mill owners in his State and is interested
in half dozen factories in Rockingham
county. He believes that the growth OF
manufacturing in his section has been ac-
companied by similar advancement in the
statue of the common people. many OF
whom have found employment in the cot
ton mills.
"The country people, he said. ''have
found sort of work that has put them
in an infinitely better condition than il
the old times, when they lived in Their
mountain huts and amid scenes of squalol
and poverty The mills have been an ed
vocational influence, Frightening their wit,
and lettering their environment. They
have become imbued with ideas of thrift
and are living more nationally and com
fortably than when they depended on thell
small farms They are good American
stock to begin with, largely of Scotch
descent, and have the good qualities Of
that sturdy race.-Washington Post.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-21
A GREAT TOBACCO MARKET

The spirit of progress is alive in Ra-
leigh and the men actuated by this are
ever ready to move or to greater things.
The splendid showing made during last
season by Raleigh's tobacco market,
which just re-opened, sold over four mil
lion pounds of tobacco has been cause
of congratulation to the business interests
of the city and means of real benefit to
the farmers who were quick to take ad-
vantages of the new market and to recog-
nize its value.
But the outlook for the coming season
is for increased sales, and to meet this
the men interested in the market are
doing the right thing. Additional sales
and prize houses are to be built, and every
advantage will be offered the tobacco
planters in the Capital City, where it is
expected that fully ten millions pounds of
leaf tobacco will be sold during the sea-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-21
Electric Clock
(Little River Record.)

Little River Record.)
Prof. j. W. Ports has invented clock,
having an electric bell attachment, which
announces the periods for changes in re
citation, always giving a five minute no
tice bell There is d second attachment
that rings a large bell announcing the
closings of the recess periods, also giving
five minutes notice. A third connection
will ring bells in boarding places, announc-
ing the hour for retiring and rising. The
first bells ring only during the hours for
school, which may be changed at will. The
last ring only at night and neither set of
bells ring Saturday OF Sunday. 1t sys-
tematizes school room work and is a great
help in securing promptness and exact
ness Prof PORTS has spent several years
of hard study upon it and it is d pro.
nounced success. He has applied for d
patent and viii soon secure it. The same
connection will serve as hotel annuncia
tor.