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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1903-03-17

brands in the cheap domestic cigar
field. 1t has been in business less
than two years and during the past
twelve months it produced a billion
cigars. As the total production of
the country is approximately seven
billions this represents a very fair
amount of business for an infant
concern. This has been a period of
remarkable expansion in the cigar
trade, however, and the production
of the American Cigar Company
represents just about the increase
for the year, so that the new enter
prise has not interfered. seriously
with the independent manufacturers.
In the field of the domestic-made
Havana cigar-that is, of cigars
manufactured in the United States
from HAVANA tObacco-the trust
is represented by the Havana-Ameri-
can Company, which secured a num-
Der of the factories at Tampa, which
is the chief seat ofthis industry. It
also controls the Havana Tobacco
Company, with factories in Havana,
which supplies the bulk of the Cuban
made Havana cigars imported into
the United States.
X X X
A conflict that was brief in dura-
ton, but decisive and vastly impor-
tant in it's bearing upon the tobacco
trade of the world, was the struggle
waged during the past year and a
half in the English market. This in
ternationaI war was started in the
year 1901, when the Americans
bought Ogden's Limited, one of the
best known of British tobacco houses,
and began a campaign of American
methods to push it's goods.
The British tobacco trade was
thrown into great excitement by this
step. The Imperial Tobacco Com
pany was organized, taking III the
leading English houses, and proceed
ed to fight the invaders.
Intending to wipe out the Ameri-
cans by a single master-stroke the
Imperial offered to divide one-ffth
of its total profits among dealers not
handling American goods, and in adj
dition announced that 100000 would
be distributed among the dealers tax
ing advantage of its offer within the
first six months. Not to be outdone
by his a~dversaries, Mr.. Duke prompt
Iy announced that his company would
distribute $1,OOO,OOO per year for
four years, and that all the profits of
Ogden's for the same period would
be divided among the dealers. Per-
haps the most remarkable feature of
Dukes royal offer was that it
contained no stipulation as to the ex-
elusive handling of his goods. He
simply agreed to give 100000 and
all the profits of Ogden's for four
to the British tobacco dealers
irrespective of whether they handled
the Imperial brands or not. England
gasped at the daring of the move, for
such methods of capturing trade had
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tablished, but since then we have
made 100000 from it."
X \ \
The fight continued with undated
viror until 1898. The great firm of
Liggett & Myers, as well as some of
the smaller manufacturers, had de-
cIared that they never would sell out
70 the trust" but in 1898 this estab-
Tshmcnt. together with the Black
wells Durham Company and the Ma
tionaI Cigarette and Tobacco Com
many. was sold to the Union. Tobacco
Company. the capital of which was
$4,000, OOO.
It was the general impression at
the time that the Union Tobacco
Company was formed to fight the
American, but about six months af-
ter the consummation of this deal
the American Tobacco Company tool
over the business of the Union To-
bacco Company-and Mr.. Duke was
president of the American. Soon af-
ter this event a number of large in
dependent houses were taken into the
combination, the constituency of the
two branches remaining practically
unchanged since that time. The bus
mess of each of the companies is
specialized to a degree, the American
handling the cigarette business and
the Continental the plug branch of
the trade, but both companies have
a share in the trade in pipe tobacco.
\ subsidiary concern, the American
Snuff Company, took over this i'm
portant branch of the trade. In spite
of the general impression that snuff
taking is a more or less obsolete Gus
tom, the business shows a steady
growth, and in 1900 the production
of snuff, in round numbers, was 49,
100000 pounds.
y x y
Having the domestic field we'll in
hand so far as cigarettes and manu-
featured tobacco were concerned, the
trust was ready to extend its opera
tions in other directions. Within the
past three years the scope of it's ac-
|tivitjcs has been greatly extended
and a number of new tributary com
panics have been formed. One of
these companies, which is designed to
simplify the financial operations of
the combination, is the Consolidated
tobacco Company. The CONSOLIDATE
ed Is simply a holding corporation.
1t Toes no manufacturing, but it
OWLS most of the stock of the Ameri-
can and Continental companies which
was retired in exchange for bonds of
the Consolidated. The directorate
oI tins company includes, besides
Mr.. Duke, such men as Thomas F.
Ryan, ?. \. B. Widener, Oliver H,
fayn" and Anthony n. Brady, names
which Indicate the financial strength
That IS behind the combination.
= = y
HE trust has gone into the manu-
Iac'urc of cigars. One of its com
I1HLl--the American Cigar Compa-
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An interesting letter to u read
r from Mrs. Gertrude Warner
Scott, of Vinton, iowa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05
WeIroIe.

Del Ndtb. sos. &rater nor lestsR
Somitas wiecsr int @tIddft; freili6
seigt iein @eli3t nod bic Spuren Der
Rcle, NIT Der er 10 larse auf bic 3im
mertuft a~ngerpisisn par.-Srau Sobn
b6Iaeu cat lbrCm 6erru @ema5l pon
her 8lidltden Hatanft ali catiforui-
id.m gooen Nnsei5e semadt ulo Jpn
miiien lofsn, bah es ibr in benz uisl:
sepGisIeuea Oblt= unb Slumeuitaate
! sut saiast SER Sos. We,b elmer
uou ben beiten Sunssns Die ytelroie
aufSuweil en- bar, uu6 BET lett lieben
Sabren bei geb,iioer 0~udsmepsr int
Stein5auerseI6dit tbdti9 lit, bot ii6
enblia nlldlonen. Sem Sunege=
ielIenitanbe y@alet" gu iassn unb
piro am II Sebrnar sri Nnro
S~aumgartner con Nlbanp sunt Erou
altOre id5,eu Ser 6einrid Eemper
iiet IN ieinsm ntueu 0auls rpie eth
So9el I'm 6anfiaman, Dies bat BEN
6einri6 8r0>mann eife,ii9tis &c
mo6t, 10 ooB aud ct mdbreuo Der bieS
i69risen Saula,oA cen Setniseu eine
neus ReIibens mirb erri5ter laiien.-
Sn ser Wablmible bes 6errn sSobn
S6lden 1T mieber anes i'm beiten Se=
trieb. na6bem bic notbpenbisen &e
paraturen BON funbiser 6ano belOrst
ltnb. = Die Yabit Sbeaterseieuidaft
pom Wiluaufee, wel6e lestes sSabr
in ct. S(cub inter benz arrangement
bes 6errn eubmis &reis. brei nit
srOBtem 8eifau aufsenommene Sor:
~itelansen CAB unb Sieles Sabr i'm
Stunt ibren Selud bort erneuern Nib,
tit aud seionnen, cine 8%oriteuuns In
WelroIe 81 Ssben, faas bGS beige
Oeuti6tbum unb ienes Der Na6bar
ldaft li6 fir Elm iol6es u%nternebmeu
sewinnen ldBt -Oie Strma Planten
berg d &lein, Der elm gutter @eiddfts
ruf pom Gt6monb mad bier porauS=
sins, msrb in bieler Bo6e ibr 0eim
mad Oselroie usrlegen uuo tit tom
member Wode bt!r etn Wesserse
idaft et0Hnen. SER SEP. 3D. plant
eire gelu6sreiie mad leiner alten Set
matb tn Seuti6lanb, bic er in ge:
sleitang isines Sobnss, oes an So
iepbinum In Columbus, Obio, anse
lteuten bo6w. 9errn Sos. 3D. MAIDEN
pirb DIE fir BEN gau %unierer ne,l:
en- Stabti9ute etnsereidten uno Sam
flag seOfnetsn anSebote purSen ale,
oa bic gontractoren gu bod sesriffen,
u%errporfen. Die Stabt lit nt9t &c;
ionnen, dber $4,000 fur ben Neubau
aus3uSeben, aber feines Der Mnsebote
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05
Seut Gsntre.
DtD3efam =Nacbricbtsn.
5 Inter Qiltltens Der boaw. 6erren

5 Inter ailtltens Der bo6m, Serrer
Selisfar pom st. Yaul, Sones Dor
Der Gatbebrale, 8ippid pom Silm,
Snowis pom Ct. Gapbaels Sospital
81 ct glouo unb perl6iebener Sbeo=
logon Don Der ct SoDn's llniperlitdt
unb pom ct. Saul Seminar su ct.
Saul ettbeilte Der bp6p'ite Sii9of
Srcbec am Samltas Worsen benz
bo6w. 9errn Srans 9enser bie bl
Prielterweibe. Sim Sonntas @or-
gen bra6te Der Neuprieiter Soft benz
9erln lein @ritlinssopfer in Ser Ga
t6ebrale bar, nobel benz bo9w. 9ri
mlSianten unb benz bodp'ften 6erru
Stldof i'm Sautuartum Bic bodw.
6erreu Sones, Selisfar, 9uSpis uub
ber bodD. P. Solepb, .. 9, 8,
pom ct. Solepb Nltenbeim in ct
@lcuo alliltirten. 9oGm. Or. Sc
iistar belt cine ber iberaus ld0aen
Setter ansepaBte Prebist. Na6mit.
tags 3 ubr bielt Der Neuprieite feier:
li9e Sesper unb ertbetlte ben Sesen
nit benz alerbeilisiten. So9w. Serr
Srans 9enSer mirb tempordr ais Sc
an Der gatbebrale an
sefteat fein. Wir wini@en benz bo9m.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05
(autete ouf iueniser ats SIS, OOO.-

lautete auf weniser ais SIS, OO0.-
Oie 6erren Srant Gins pom uNorb;
itern" unb Sreb. Stansl, Gaiitrer Der
Stearns County gant III st glOub,
paren Mentas in @ei6dften in I'm
ierer Burg. - 6ter 1T bte 0fud ridt
sinsctrOfsn, BOP bic Satin bes 6errn
81 IS goof Don Maridau, melder
mebrere Sabre bier Elm guenwaaren
seiddft bctrie5, li9 etnes arebsleibens
lpsgen cperiten (aiisn muB.- Girem
bier ein8etroHenen geri6t sufOtge ion
iid ser in Butte, Wput., anlSiiis
seweIene un6 tn bOBer NGtuns &C.:
itanbeue %. $. Wirte,s; Der bier ct;
sosen murbe nno bsiien betagter Gater
In Ser urnseseno BON bier mobnt, per-
l9mdbter 0iebe psSen ON SamIta9
ahenb bas 0eben 9enommsn taben.
Sauf Gsntre.
@enn Ser 5. 6. Winnette, unier
Ser!reter i'm unterbauis ser 2e9isla
tur, es aud ni6t uerma9, bic 9erreu
pom 9auie fit letue ibm einserei6te
Bin gu 9aaren 81 brinsen, 10 bat er
Saiir einen sepiiien grIab tit ser
gtntra6t, bic IN Dem &esslclub
berridt, Der pom BEN 9erren Geprd
~lentapten auf feline anueiiuns unS
sSeee Bin aesruubet murbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05
9errn auf uiele Sabre Elm non 9ot
aeleanetes Wirfen.

9errn auf uiele Sabre Elm non Soft
selesnetes Wirfen.
S Bum Seeliorser ber ct. Into=
MUS @emeinbe in Eabua lit Der biz
iebt als 6aplan i'm 81. &apbaels,
6ospital 81 ct. gtou6 arseftslt se=
wciene bo6p. Serr @m. SEbpis
tempp,dr ernannt rporoen.
5 aommenten Wittmo9, Ser II.
Ssbtu0r, ptrb in Der gonpentfapeue
ser sbrw OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al
2it!ls SoIs Gtntleiouns unb 8rofeb
itattfiuoen, bel pel6er Seier Der bod
IL tie Serr StI9of Srobec bic Gere=
monien leiten ntrb.
5 Our ausemeinen Sreilbe SET beaI=
iden 8atbolifer ber OiOSeie ct Glouhs
unb gu beionberen Sreube Sener. un=
ter benen Ser bpdp. SEER SO. 9anse
Ieseusrei9 uirfte, lit III Sem Ssiinben
hes S~enonnten bodw. Serrr, ter pom
9uusenIisber ouf's arontenbett se=
nor ZEN marbe, cine berartise @en=
hung gum geiieren eiusetreten, bafs
BET i'm bebanbelnbe arst nit 9s=
itimmtbeit ertldst bat, cine p~Ollitdnr-
bise 9eneiuns bes bo6w, 9errn Cant
&c Jet nurmebr cine Srase Ser 3eit.
W0se iid Ser bOdru. Serrn tsrlelben
redt balb gu erireuen boben. Gud
sibt bas Sefinben hes bodp. Ssrrn
SEQ. Nrentb erfrsulider 8eiie Ser
Soffnuns &aum, baB be,lelbe in NE
uisen @oden wieber ieinen geruT8=
pfli6ter ais @ebNlfsprieiter on ser
g~atbeorale nadeeben fam,
S Wenta9, Sem Seite Maria Qi6t<
meB, celebrirte Der boGp. Ieupriefe,
Srans 2eu9er in Der @atbebra(e elm
6o9amt, unb ber bo6p'Ite Serr St=
idiot Srobec uobm Die Serseuweibe
Dor.
S So6p. Or. Selisfar pom ST
gaul seminar, pet6er BET ber 9ri=
mis- oes bodw. 6errn Srans 9enser
am SonntaS in ser gaibeorale bic
Seiipreoist belt, reiite Sonntas Ia6.
n'tttas Don st. glOub mad grodpap,
no CT leinem Setter, benz in ser ST.
Stepbans=@ emeinbe %ftationirten bo6z
10. 9errn Sobn Srobec i'm 8ei6ttubf.
ilno am Seite Waria 0i6tmeB,
an meldem bic Srauen Der @emeinbe
general : Communion bielten, beim
Ieterliden 9o6amte prebiste. Sn
let1er @emeinbe iammelte Der bo6m-
Pfarrer Srobec bic Sumn1e uon $4,000
als &ir9enfon6. Ser 8au elmer
1euer Stride wir6 iofort nit @intritt
'eS Trhbtabrs tn @nsrif senommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05
tenbers & &leiu, welde BIER Elm
o(o;Aoa NoeASft NIT o,,tont ErfoIno

tenbers & &leiu, wel6e bier Elm
slei@es 9ei6aft nit suten1 grfolse
betrteb, elm Uleil6ersei6dft er0Hnen.
500. 6. &isbt, reiienoer asent Der
Tirma Chm. Woob & Co., 1pel6e in
MinneapoliS ais eine @etreibez gom
milton tbdtis lit, war bier in Der
Abit9t, cine Office Su erOffnen, tn Der
bic pouitdnbtsen getreibeprsiie Der
Wdrtte pom Winneapolis unb gbtca
90 tastdslid perOHentlid ueroen fol
len, fir wel6en3wsd Elm priuates Sele,
pbou einseri6tetw irb.-N 8. @bttnep
mar u~ersan9euer @o6e in nit letner
bielisen gant uerbunbenen @ei6dften
bier unb reilte an6eren Cages wieber
mad st. gloub .-3obnar5t Or. 90:
beup BON ct. glouh mat ont 26. unb
81. Sanuar in Ni@monb un6 miro
bic betreffenben Gage zines ieben 800
mats fir ieinen @el9dftsbeiu9 in Ri6
monb b%eibebalten. -SerrT 5, 8eud
lit pom ieiner na@ Semibii sema9ter
@ei6dftsreile 5uridsetebrt. - Ole
neue Sirma Sbeo. Nbmallu uno So6n
Sraun, Sdnbler in Sarmserdtbsn unb
Nsenten ber Deerins Waib.neu So,
fat it@ nit uouer &roft ms @el6ift
s~eitirst.
&oscoe.
Serr Sobu Traun BAT ieine Sarnr
benz 9einri6 Soldier in Yuat se9e:
ben ; er wirb ii6 ausidliebli9 auf ben
6anbel in Oeerins Ndet9erdtben per
lesen. - 5err 5. Us 6ilser 1T lee
ten Samitos pom elmer Snipeftionstour
Der ber Strma 9ilser & 3ius seb0,t=
gen 9dnsereien in ABORTION County
suridsefebrt unb bat Der SolSbieberei,
bic bort ftsiBis sepflest wurbe, einen
Gdmpfer aufseiebt. @r lieB Die pols
biebe in 2ittfe Sails birter S9loB
unb Riesel brinsen, uno Dtenitas per:
itanbeu li6 bieielben sur grfiauns
Der gebinsunsen, bic Ser 6ilger CUR
Sersituus beiaster 5irma selteat bate.
gben Salleb.
Sn benz 6eim Der Samilie 2beis
famen 3piuinse on; Srau Sbeis fol-
i9uer erfranft leta. - Srau 8m.
,6udrtebe itQrb [ette Mohe: Wttt,
mod fanb bic geerbisung itatt, no:
BET Yrebiser Nlbre6t Don 2itdfielo
bic Trauer z-geremonien ~leitete. =
gbw. @oob & &c., bic @etteibebans
belsftrma uon minneapolis, bat bier
in @eiler's 8lod cine Office erOffuet,
bic unter 9eituns bes 9errn Cigar
Sneu itebt; S%enaunter wirb ben Wet.
gen unb ionftiSen @etreibebanbel bier
betreiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05
Weire GroDe.

go. Srtman1 unb lein 8ruber mo-
rem iber Sonntas auf Selu6 BEL IT,
rer S9peiter SSrau Seinri9 Weae tn
ct. Wartin. -Srau Nnton &orten.
bui6 beftnOet it6 iett LETTER Wo8e aui
Der aranfenlilte. Carl Sbiele fiat
tete unierm Oorfe lesten Sreitas Ell
men fla6tisen Seiu9 ab Die cob
ne Der Samilie Serm. Smbide waren
lebte @o9e in unierem Oorfe nit
GOolsIasen bel6dfttst. - 6err Sebu
Spatb BAT bersits Steine fabren lal'
fen, bic CUR 9ersrOBerun9 ieines So:
: tells IN bteiem Sriibiabr uerDenbet
1perben iolen. = Sobn gbtlberlf
meint, bos Biuenbreben ueriteDe e,
nod ni6t, aber probate Yulper fhr
Sieber Tonne er be1itelen. gr mirt
ii9 balb tn Nep Wuni6 uno Spring
Sin Elm N,beitsfelb lu6en, ipdtel
aber nieber 81 uns suriidtebren. -
Yeter Wobr, pelder iid leste Bo6e
bret Gage elmer i6limmen Sanb me
gen in WelroIe beim Nrste befanb, er.
freut li9 wieber elmer suten S~eiIeruns.
On bes Serrn Wobr's Steue beIors1
iest sSreb. 8rodmann bic 6eiSuns IT
. u~nierer Stride.
Soraa.
Ra9 einem III Ser bieiiseu ct. Ye:
tel unb Bauls &ir@e ant Wontas &c:
baltanen Seeleuamte wurbeu unite,
sroBer xbeilnabme pom ee~ibtrasenber
bic irbii6en l1eberreite Der SreitaS i'm
Glitter pon iber IS Sabre peritorbe:
men @ittpe glaubius Weber gu Sra;
be getrasen. Webrere erDa9lere &in
Ger betrauern cen Sob bet auten Muts
ter. M0se tie ruben in Srieoen! :
Ssrr Sernb. &neie fen. BON bier rel.
fe Oienitas in gei9dften rad ct.
'@loub unb febrte anbereu Cages wte=
Der gu BEN SetniSen 5uriif. = 0ebte
Wode iesnete 8eronica, Bite sebu
.Sabye alte Sotter Der Samilie gles
msns gtdselmann, wsI9e li9 ether
Operation unter3ieben muBte, oas
3eitli6e. Der 10 l9fuer beimselu6ten
Samilte, mel6e tn Der Serfoibener
elm uielueripre6enbes, sntberSises
8inb betrauert, sout Der uNorbitern"
ietn aufrtdttses Seileib. = Gnfanss
LESTER @o@e besab it9 SER Sobn
Blantenbers BON bier mad Wetroie,
Inn ii@ bort nod etnem p~aiienben 60
: tale our gr0Hnuns zines Mebser:
seiddftes umSuieben. 9err Blan.
tenbers fan6, mas er in9te, unb in
bteler Wo9e mtrb bie 6irma plan.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05
Wartn.

Ote 6erren Ntd. Gaul6 unb Wid.
BOB aus bteIer @emeinbe, 1pel6e Ell
ne bret @o9en anbauerube 8elidti=
sunsstour nod Oflaboma ma9ten,
I'm fDrt 2auo uub 0eute tenuen III
l~ernen, linb Mttte lester @o9e nod
6auie suridsefebrt, obne li9 um 81
laboma Qanh heretdert su bobeu.
SEER Haul6 reiite 0tsrltag mad 81.
gloub til Ser N6Itdt, pen bort nit
arlbercn 2anb luae1n cine Tour mad
ben goloeu BAILEY 9dnoereien In
Wontana gu MAIDEN, i6er pal6a bic
6erren Sobn gmnel uuo Yeter S1;d
BON ct. gloub oils asenten ~uerfisen.
- Nu9enblidlt3 nerben bier Stetne
fir ben Ban zines reusn Y~iarr5an=
ies be,beisei6aift.
yaDne.
Die Wsttslieber bes fatbottIden
S0titerbofes bteLten 0tenitag Nbenb
In ibrer SereinsbaGe Sabreaoerlamm
lung, BET uel9er gelesenbeit Bic
Wabl Der 8eamten poroenommen
wuroe. -Sier trifft man gcrtebrun
gen, unIerm nell ernannten Pfarrer,
benz bo6n, 0errn Us. eubwis, einen
ansenebmen gmpfang gu bersiten. =
Wontas per9ansener @ode retite
Srau u. S9netoer nod 8udman, nm
benz eei6enbesdngniiIe tbrer bort per-
it%orbenen Watter, Ser Srau &uber,
beiSuuo6usu. - Der Samilie Mat6.
Spatb wuroe pom tbren pielen Sreun
ben OienitGs abenO cine o~nsenebme
ueberral9uns bereitet.
Sudman.
Inter SroBer Sbeilnabme pom eeib
trasenben purbe Wtttpo6 lebter $50
die bic Satin bes 6errn Srans &uber,
welde Wonate lang an Der @aIIer
iu9t lit unb Samltas uorber bas 3eit
Tide ie9nete, su @rabe setrasen. Den
trauernben 6interbliebenen infer auf
ri6tises Seileio unb Der 8erltorbenen
bic elutSe 0ube. -6err Sobn &elsen=
berg bat oas S9anfselddft bes 6errn
Sobn Sibmam III Ya6t sencmmen.
Joleg.
Denton gountp tam lt6 belien ,i5
men, Der 2~esislatur in ber Yerlon bes
9errn Sobn S. Wc@resor BEN sr0B=
ten uuo i6werlten @ertreter ,lnter al
len suselanbt gu baben. Oieie gis
senl9aften bsaieben li6 natirlt9 nlr
auf 6eiien berfuliide @eitalt 8enn
ieinem Settle aud nur bic ~eritere bei=
selest werben f0nnte!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05

Die sunse Guaranteeing tommt BON Ben Ser. Staaten, unb zines
Cages wirb bieis 3 Sbal cine vamerfauii6e Goumunhdt" I'M SCREEN
ganabaS ieu.
IS eit teiuen She'll auf benz Wmerifanideu Continent, benz
beute 10 pel Qufmertomfet seidenft ptrb BON iol6en, bic neue SET.
matben I'm weflitsn Canada miniGen, as namenli6 bas Sastatdez
wan-Sbal, no bic Canada Nerb Safota 2anb Company 9dnbereen lie=
gen, auf beneu leetes Sabr 10 berrli6er @eisen sesosen nuroe, bob bic
biesbesHslt6en Seridte bic inkrsianteie gei9tbte Der lanS1ptrtbi9aft=
Ii9en @elt bioen. gs lit iebt tr oar9ee9t, bB bieie @esenb bic
fsinitsn @eisenz, Slads unb @raslanber eantbdlt. Ole @65ne ieuer
6armer, pelde mad @innsiota, Soma umb BEN Datotas In Ben tsbst=
ger Sabren tamen unb auf benz aussesei6netn Soben unb in bem fet=
men Selma iensr Staatsn gu @obftanb seanst iinb, nerbsn 1nben,
baB bic n%dmlibeu, ODER nod before ausTdten aub ibnen pinten. Oenn
in @anitoba unb ben norbweilh9eu Serritorien eanaoas fb Ste siz
den @ortbeie seboten: tr slei6e biuse goben, sleide ~Srubtbartsit
nit serabe sinem 10 feinen alima, elm sleid fue 0tssisruns unb 10 Ii
bsrale gebinsunsen tn ieoer Sinfdt we in ben berrli6en oben senannz
ten Staatsn. Su @irtibteit, es liest auBer Srase, bB fir ben gSeiz
sem, Safer, @ertez, Sla9s= unb SartoHelbau bic Selber. pMl better
inb auf Der canaOiiaeu ais af Der amertauiihsn Ssts Der information
nalen 9renItute.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-05

i6ibte btees Sanbes lit in ge5ug auf bic maHenbafte EMANCIPATION pom
anieOlern 81 uer8let6sn nit iener, bic f6 in bhiem iru6tbaren 9itrit
nieoert6Bt. 0eie 2dnbereten merben l3 i'm Prpiie ~pertoppe(n uno per-
breifa9cn, ub Der Snueitor, welder iebt 2anb fault, fam zines 9ro=
zen @eptnns fiber ldn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-11-07
Surplus Exhausted.

washington. Special.-A significant
fact lis noted in the Treasury statement
at the close Of business saturday ~
4 that the receipts and expenditures
OF the government for the first souf
months OF the present calendar year
are practically the same. the surplus
being so small as 20 be only fraction
OF the aggregate One year ago. tnS
surplus for the same months % ~
6ecaI wear was sf3.5OO.OOO. The total
-eccinfs for the fiscal year have been
shout $500 397. 2S5. and the expenditures
$50 St1 6s7. leaving a surplus OF about
s5S5. goo. An analysis OF the statement
shows that the practical wiping out OF
the surplus Is due not only TO a de-
/ Grease q the receipts. but also 70 A
| increase OF expenditures
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-11-07
Shot RX Police.

Raleigh. \. c.. Special.-lt is be
lieved that Russell and Hoard. of the
Kings Mountain police. have captur-
ed the burglar who robbed the bank
at Forest City. securing $4,000 i've
days ago. Following up the clue. they
met him in the road near Wrights
Ferry. 5. c. Russell ordered him TO
throw up his hands. when the burglar
reached for his gun and began firing.
Both men returned the fire. the burg
lar fell his legs and sides pierced
with shot On his person were found
several explosives. The mars inju
ries are probably fatal.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-11-07
K,lIeSin Collision.

indianapolis. Ind. Special--r1tteen
Dersons were killed and over 80 inJuT-
"a some fatally. Saturday morning 10y
+. collision between special passenger
train on the Big -Four Railroad and
frcieht engine drawing coal cars. The
accident happened in the edge OF TINS
CITY The passenger train OF twelve
coaches we're carrying 954 persons.
nearly all Of whom were students OF
purdue University and their friends.
from Lafayette 20 Indianapolis. LOT
The annual football game between the
Purdue team and the Indiana Oniver-
sity squad for The State champions mp.
which vas 10 have been fought TINS
afternoon. IL the first coach BACK OF o..
TIE cnzine were the Purdue footoali
team. substitute players and mana
gers. Three players. three assistant
coach. trainer and seven substitute
players % the University team w.
killed. and every one OF the oS oiheE
nersons I'M the car were either fatally
or seriously injured
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-11-07

winston Salem. Special-Ihe Win
ston manufacturers shipped 2,lso.vs
mounds OF tobacco during this month
This Is an increase Of 6i.5lO POUNDS
over The same month last year. the
shipments for October, 1902. being =
1a4.5ST pounds. The stamp sales al
the winston Office this month Were
as follows. Tobacco. 81. So
spirits. So. 1920; cigars. $9o-s9- ! ne
leaf sales this month amounted 10 i
ia 800 rounds II brought SOS. 2S5.l1.
an average of $3.50 per hundred. While
the average Is much less than last
vcar II ie more than the warehouse
men had anticipated. It is claimed o.
tobacconists generally that the quai
it's 81 the offerings is not as good a.
Last year.