davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-05

- 80 I1RL@ -
aonfirmation ON 5~ormioodgen, bnor
fire unge Itoo frem for at afln9ge ben
Egooe getsneslle for m0lge 9toner.
Oct par en- ton % bpittbeli9 Stunn
for os aae. pg,gio bet man peo6lipe at
pore bet for Dem, ION uu sr traaote lio
Ira 9%arneadrsne. at bet sSa", iem De
ZEN Dag gap Oerss Daabs Seius, mna
peoblipe at tliHae lige frift o9 Iiee bsis
Etipelist ira psres 6ierter pad oerss
0anorins geppem 9ipet. 6erren gipe
bet lin Badoe. Mas ns.aza s4e
On Gftermipbdaen bdpoe Ri
lJ9aesmeee: for 6u3leproo CO Nertbz
felo! Rsnigbebst, hpor ri bapoe en- lite
minbre baitinelig StunoI % bar nems
llig iamleoe / ben 2tnlebning FOR at
itifte en- 6ebnineemisiiunsfprentngy oe
6erren ffef Snt, at bet ftete. Del sf
i9rlie meb 6enblif pad Sina, at bi
~fOretoe bette Strint; tbt ieg trpr, al
6erren bar ggrinoe til ps ogiaa her;
Del bar iaa unoerlig pift Jig fra fprl
lfs[Iige Siosr bort Samfunb / Den
ienere lib, og jog Oeo, at BET bar pr
ret Cubs 8erns gen bnnoe Der og dn=
Ore Steesr, al ri maatte fda Ndd6e tit
at beannoe en- Inaodn Misfion port
Samfuno. So Der sr 10 ullsrebe oos
Itiaige Iaaoanne 6oreninger andre
S4eper / port S~emfuno. s6srrsn sips,
at Der maa b.ipe tnena Flsre. 8, at
ri ION SUBS 5plt mere maatte oaa9s
ne op til 9oa6i Sannelig. bet bar
6ait meo aengens 2Grinbe. o. Der sr
4rbeiee moi for os aIe.
- Sonoaq Gftsrmtooag ben "a.
-rar III ale. itnre CO imda. IN Our pad
ganoft for at btiaae Orr. Ssrsn Gbrt
iteniens. 9eiret Der It~raolenDe. % nj
h6oes IN iten Dag 5%iemturen bar
Dog minbre bebcqelia d BET juit BE-
gpnbtc at ssreare idni time ogtprone
og .sst bar tillige. Fl ionbt pgpptiitI
Rerfe, ice mn-1itfe tlrnesl i. enl
.6acno Ter hG 38ng ufle 3ou h1ftelig
bisns ffert he If bnre ines lite fcnotI
DIT tiltreaeliat uleo @nnoet ion TEN
ira opeH, men tog fig tn.etstras Nbtieri
+ @eiareEen mfO9iami toeb og @oanI
peg alt eli hdDigt6 minus en brRitetI
9oanitdng. "a, aeer: Raj jQrheR til
at pelte"r liia2t ct oomweft. Grffer0p
r. 9tierafiqgs ssgst DOE st atteti
en- 3nr paa 4areet; zen Gang -sfJpt
Nr, 0.agWnegaarG 9eBpsE
i8iH git.sf ieeH ufipeiS Nhelse,f<
& Bthieuiorgen hGu0s.
6 / gaitor Simoniens 6irm,idmfGf<t
~termiboaten 81. D ejuOstjetriitea neb
stesrgnnt i Hirtrr.l Sak.5as dftejiT
8uftpfa 5fn1pnieH ma 6uitru tie 9hn
n4beipgsS Gin q dg 8enrer n
Ca1ne sSomusrg. 6srrsu s9eiG ren
.9btfe % 9Seffgnaie PAD benrR 13eJfsf
cl1fsrg nm Ilttsi9 ing nel,gfm eisenk
81 Da1ter .tn9r Bremtfn Stun. nepl.
!. Ragnusfrn IRA 8lhir fepops igtn
fpt:i&n ffnfte 5pmn1r nt hpioe 5etisz
itoIs liant betjens M~enigbsoen / pat
ftnr GimoHfensf SrarareEftafs ~
r:d-- y Il
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-05
"1Js u IL - -
Scandinavian Mutual
nni ~. - 49, I'D I'D
s. Aid Association

asnfss Ell bEgtia os' puaIibetfs Dams
til ut reprafehfets eeAfu6et / Blair
os Smegn. Der fan tienes en- COB
9snI Sian bsbss benDsnoe Jig til
,Oaniftrens" &ontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-05
aNprtbfiefa Mtinns

T1s 1lE - --.i sTtJ -
u De er19uge imslem, al ;,9afife7
ren"s 96isfe hsrsrrnpgst fer fra. Get
.erctuft ittee forpt Der ifte fer .noset
al Bst1Ouirg Der, men ~inurere al Qis
gegpfeigbso fdfrd aqrrsspoEpenteHs
'Sipg rqp - r. t-3tt3d 4 =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-05

tsrnes nj andre Gin6. ,,.~
Dc. Nisn6e- giab. 1894, Snbe8Ols
Der giDras al 5, a0itliu, $, 81.
earisp, s. Qislfen 6. @aDiat, 9.
u. eobbnlO % 6. eartius.
Al. aieabe ,9inb. 1895. 5npt9Ol'
Der giOras of O.. sersnisu. S. go
BET, $. 81, aarisn, ). 9ieli,7. 6.
b. Orsai, o. S4miOt (SilDia) og
6. e. Jlspitrup, +,
aas ueOIut fra 50 til 81 stptfst.
45. 80 Mopulationer for Srgsl sder
SarmOnium ION 5~Orbinbelisr msls
lem Galmemslobisr. aompOnsrst
at 6. SuItruu. pris nepiut til 15e.
as. 26 imaa % lstte 5Ors eg Gftsripil
til Salmemelooier for Orgel sler
:, 6drmonium. 9Omponeret al 6.
Satrau. QeDiat fra SOC. til 25t.
48. Gtretantsr at oGB NaOnles", AS
Sibsr j. Smilsg. Qsoiat ira. zoe.
z til Zoe. ~ ...H III its.. II.
40. WeiDbsr fra 0nrbens 5%iiforie, al
81. 5abricius, 235 Giper I Smildg.
Nenfat fra Soc .tit 25c. a 3
Danisn Intn. Publ. House,
Blair,Nebr. sict
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-05
chicago + n. ". R.R.

We ST paa. +.
Nr. 10. Lincoln Passenger. .e812 Firm
3. Black Hills Pass. 1925 Eft.
DstEpaa.
20. Mo. Valley Pass, ..9,50 Firm
9. Chicago Limited 4,50 Eft.
M 10 OK M. 20 dagiig undtagep sendag
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-05

40 fore, fine giaeOsy, tint trptt,
fort 5ormat, 365 Siosr / Omilag.
TeOfat fra $40 til Toe,
Il. Gn Canning @ers at Gbriitian
MiHtber, 242 @iber / .Omrag.
Neoiat fra $1.o0 til 25c.
Il. Mebbeleller ON nit 2eoneb, al
Or. 5. g. Mpnfer. uOsnOe 1884.
800 Siber i Omildg. Neoiqt fro
$3.50 iii. 40c.
IA. 2iI0pig Sertsl:, 9uns @il4elm
6ertsI. giOras til ben fpnberipDfte
|. 6oltepqtteIiss ,9iitorie. meo por-
trat. 1874 Siber iSmiIas. Nepiot
fra $1.00 til SOC.
is. en airte unber aoriet. Glib.
ringer ira De rdsiiIte 9ferisprOpin-
fer al TborpaIo glmquiit fra 75c.
til 25c.
Is. 9rotns Stamp os geier, af9irop
Sens 8inefsn StrFe. qdu mn ubs
gipet at .. Sanfenmeher. Neoiat fra
soc. til 25c. ~
20. Sra 9fipaanO. Gre 5ortafin.
ger df anuO Stptte. 300 StOer /
Omflag. Rtbfut fra $f.00 til 60c.
81 Gbriiti fpp Orb pau aoriet. Be-
trdgtninger / JditetiOen, al 81.
arnbt. Oberfat eftsr 30ie Splug.
98. Siosr OmTlag. RebTdt fra SOC
iii 15e. }i.f.te =. ffiat
%. Mirdtlet, ct S%triesifrift at Gr.
SungerIen, IA Sioer / SmfIdg.
Rsbiat fra 40e. til 20c.
26. giIfop Otto 2aubs aebneo. On
Qipsfifbring / Srtbe. fdnlet o9 uos
gipet at 5. 8. MnnIter oa O. S6es
ptlern. 1. Del 4OSStber, 2. Del 3S8
Siber. Gegge Dele / Omilag. Nebs
lat fra So. til $2.40.
%. Chit SIM og 8ibelitoru. eejlisY
6ebsbstrdstnineer al Sito Reasr.
IS Siaer / 0milag. 4eoint fra
45e. til 20c.3rsa aosst sa
90. Carl Soudim Brandt. Ga 9eps
ntOsFiloring famt.et lleUols al. bans
0isis meOetgiae9e al 6 S.9ranbt.
5.21O Sioer i Swflas Reofat fra
!. $1.10 til Goo.
30. .breOsriite 9remer. On 1norhif
spinpes 2is % Seeming, grem.
itiqst al ai4arO qsisrien. 2a6Sis
bst i 0mtag,q Qenfnt ,frR $3.50
Qtil 90c,. - ,.3,r = ri, "A
"a. ,smpTtrifar til qplpsniqg foF
ariitnf at 81. Riafep,. ,.3mr
30. Jsrit. ginS. 1886. SnbebOIoer
giOrag al 6. 5. Brandt, g. mubs
lien, 6. u. Roip. 6.a8ubE- g. Risb
fen, u. g. 9Oulfen Os 9. s6Ousb@
&c. anbft 9i4p. ISL SDSsbolbsy
gisrqs al D., 3. aergsisa, @.
-5liut.,6 @iflien ), 8uhL d. gpff
8. aobinO6ifid. $. Gtitsr8aarS %
8. S6arltqG, ii =. -,
q. 3rsOis Sinh; 1888. 5nSs5oiosr
q9i6Ioq al s.. ). .8ran6t 8. g,
Chen, o. Sipfsrug, s: gfielisp1. g
@4Oe 90. $. Using. -.
3d. Jjer6e 8inO. 1889. SnOebofbsr
siprqs. al 8, qstsrisn, g, S,graFbt, |
g. aabsE ) SUBJ y, aisl3sSe o9
g. @almo1. =.
50. 5tmie gin6. 1890. 3nOsboiOet
gioraa Al. 3. 9elisI4, 8; pstsrieat
81. 8glingsr. +. RieIien, j.. s.
o.. 5rdnL O.. O6sr % 6. 9. giief1th
10, gjctte gin6. 1891, SnOeb0lbst1
giOrug al s. Ro6arO, 3. edlb, g.
Rieden,. 6. Sod. g. 9eriier,. 6.
gOsisrf, $. gdlfon Os 5. 3. 'S0Is
finger.
IL. epDsnOs ginO. 1892. JnttrOt7-
Der gibraa at Mp. Osttinssr, 8.
AZ. affet Pt@f t89l HfT9E
Der giOrus at 81 s. asrOdm, 8.
Msner, 81. $. g. saOt og g. g.
Glspftrup. = 0etts giah4nlees
=. fun i J~otbirDeGs msb SmaalfrifS
tsrnes nj andre ginS. a.-
43. RisnOe gigb- 1894, Snbsbols
Der giOras at 5. a6itIiu, $. m..
eariep, ). Qielifn 6. @aDias. O..
u. eObbnlO % 6. Gartius.
aieaDe sinb. 1895. 5npt3ols
Der giOras at @. Sarsnisu. S. 60
BET, $. 81, aarisny 5. aisli,7. 6.
h 0reQi. %. Snmtbt (Silpia) 90
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-05

Qnbers 0Ifen..
Menis6eOens Setreter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-05
zoOaniferoll.
6reOaa ben 5, 5nni 1909.
ST.
Blair, Ncb.

f.A s. HHH|H# #4AN ga q
5~srltbOmmenbe GsnOdg praotfer pa
ftOr 6ardlo Sehien til 9Simesfequbs
tleusite sri. 10,30i Blair % famine
Ddgsraftsn bos gdftor aiot6 / Sre
mont. a54 r IN ~ 81 Il raf .
eaalaf aI1se d. 10 ,an9 ~ l@s-
TjrSuuiplen itraalerooDer manqeh
lager 9ruo, giort gbbsIt Faeer pebl at
brittle Roctp Mpuptain 5es--8 rua
bens bepite Den. 35c. % fId :
5drabam &c Snmpfom Z
sos Dor nqreTsmun. @iGiam
Solutions bteD Der / 5irsougs fsbt en-.
SIN, Tom ftrats biep osbt al gaftDr.
aHttr og If Rapnet 4ron eutens
Sobnfon. Barnet ogoe imioertib efz
Ter pmttent ct 0sgns 5orIsb pg blep
TOrbet / Saur Gftermtbodgs ST. 2.
PuitOr !5atatb SEMEN Forrettepe Sies
neFten5 Ste fua al Mr. SobniOns
8enner par mpbt for at beuibne ga
miIier ofsres Deitugsffe. - ! ~
SIR. gaul 9eterien, 8eitprer az
uS6s P%ubliibing 6ouieg, Og Dr..
Carl 8Rtslien, rSrbtteriets 6aftor,
fomt flsre af pore Meoar6sibere dfs
reiFs / @uar iii 9larsnpoet / ST
9Orn. gaitor Saralo. SEMEN. Der
prGoiisr Der paa Spnpdg, ufrejier tit
Aarsmgoet pnu Manoag.
III er mager % pil0e gerne
bIiOs fploig. On prppess ale &neh,
men ben gift life, qrpo Rocfp
Monntain Sc, fdd yftarer BEN"
35c.s - - -
5drnbdm & edmpIon.
Mr. Ruoolpb 6anfen, fpnl Dor
bog Mrs Sncd6ien Der i gnen. og
tom for 5ioen bao6e Perpendicular
beiDe nen 8roerne pGa1G. St.eg. 81.
&c Sa9dnen, bar iaerbdgsr faarubels
biq9at 5olee, nen ira BET uaGre og giatte
3ng9paaaPn Sernbanfpogn. b~porpso
bunsfnrTos I'm Rpg1s retae bttposfist.
8eterut +aabe, ut oenCtrabiss, uHss.l
Rarmdtte tnl fod parise 5eIger al IT'D
ubefb4D Ism - 71e ,e-3d II
ut9,.e luasln la+ asi.t N ts5i RI
rTu er ipEtrgfPeli9 % 9gqQe1 %
altiagasqar glen fQrferte 9eis1 9dard
Zig 2spsrl 9ag bslIsrf aoctp MOyp
lain =, Ben. 35c.
5urnbam &c SumplQn,,
AaTetfofan gdnae sSUftrip boere 1
8laft / gad, ptfbe'tdn iittsft fnngts
,9A-fommer SpAfssh, 'eg ia fohtn1se
2psfeni ogfaa Ill iesr beroeJ 8ggenr1
9fb5th,7 eg-a 6 off jeg gda nteDsemt
BllbEina pdd1LlaA nE id3Fmen tgl
9Hrsr iasgaSodr 81 Dag ! 1utser
nerHfida Mei 5fefetd 9psn pg COM
meFFsrisn Eager fn 8spgaostft. s1ot
-IIad -I4lqu- LII J
--a sri
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-05

Get rr life tilraaoeliet at pare en- 5d5'
uOeE oEk Sbouesa fsclsrrr Oh yApgn.
WdH tan alpri9 pibe. builfet 2je6lit Ct 5IE
fRIos frbtrRffer. zIg 2os ~ 20 :
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-05
1ernbdneliste.
Chicago, ST. Paul,
Minneapolis y Omaha.

sgd paa.
Mr.. z. Omaha Passenger . 7.54 Firm.
1. !. do. do. -. 1922 -
8. do do. II. 1921 Eft.
Nord pa a.
: a. TwinC City Passenger 7,17 Firm.
q. Sioux City Passenger 2,48 Eft.
s. Omaha Passenger =. 6,35
M. log MI daglig undtagen sendag.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-01
Bullet Struck the Woman.
Especial to News and Observer.)

(Speclal TO news ana ODSefFer.J
Asheville. N c., Nov 30.-A desperate
fight occurred yesterday afternoon shortly
after o'clock on Mountain street in the
RED Light district of the city between
Bunk Finley and Harvey Hensley, OF
Marion, and Bob Lee and friend OF
Lees.
Lee shot five times, two of the shots
taking effect in Finley's body. The first
butler struck the man in the left breast
just above the heart, and ranging down
ward came out near the back. The second
shot entered the right side and came out
at the left. Lee wa scut twice but was
not seriously hurt.
Ida Smathers, who keeps disorderly
house on Mountain street, went to one
of the lower windows and was watching
the men quarrel. The house is situated
down the hill from where the men stood
and perhaps thirty or fifty yards away.
The woman was standing close to the win
dow when the shooting began. One Of
the shots fired at Finley went wild,
ranged down the hill, crashed through the
window and entered the woman's breast,
inflicting, it is allege, a fatal wound.
After Finley had been taken to the Mis-
sion Hospital his relatives in Marion were
notified of the affair 1t was found that
as to almost place him beyond any hope
of recovery.
Tonight both the Smathers woman and
Finley are still alive, but little hope is
entertained for their recovery
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-01

arise and pay an eloquent tribute to the
memory of their deceased brother.
DR.. Watkin preached an eloquent SER
mon in St. Pauls church last night at the
same hour that other Methodist preachers
were filing the pulpits of the other
churches of the city.
DR.. Kilgo rose to question of personal
privilege because, as he said. he had been
bounded by certain newspapers, parti-
cularly one newspaper. He told the bishop
he was ready to go to Cuba or anywhere
else.
The Committee of Books and PERIOD
Gals made very fattering report through
the chairman, ]. W. Bailey.
Conference adjourned at 10 o'clock to
meet at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon.
The Committee on Conference Relation
reported the list who are to go on the
superanuated relation and the list who
are to go on the supernunary relation.
Dr. L. l.. Nash, for the Committee on
Memorials, read a short biography of the
life of F. B. Gibson, who died at his home
this morning.
DR.. Willis called attention to the desti-
tute circumstances of j. A. Lee and the
Conference made a liberal donation.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-01
SURRY BANK CLOSES.
PiIo. Bank & Trust Co. Cannot Meet
Demands of Dep0sitors.

The Corporation Commission yesterday
received notice from the Pilot Bank and
Trust Company, Of Pilot Mountain, that
it had closed its doors. being unable
TO meet the demands OF its depositors.
Bank Examiner, ]. c. Ellington, IN his
examination some two months ago found
the bank not in satisfactory condition,
and the commission gave them until De-
ccmber list, TIC get their affairs in bet
ter shane as the owners of same thought
that they could be able to do so. They
now find that owing to the tightness
OF the money market they cannot con-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-01

tue business. Depositors will be paid in
full The capital stock of the bank is
500, 900.
Mr.. Ellington will be in charge Of
the banks affairs until receiver can
be appointed according to law.
A special from Pilot Mountain lasut night
says:
THE bank has been crippled since
Cashier Stone absconded last May. They
have struggled heroically to recover, but
owing to some heavy failures and bad
collections were forced to Close
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-01

Paris, Nov. 2S.-The efforts of Alfred
Dreyfus to secure a judicial examination
of his case have at last been crowned
with success. After examination of the
dossier in the case submitted to him by
General Andre, the Minister of War, Min
lister of Justice Vale has transmitter the
document together with the petition of
M. Dreyful for a revision of his sentence
to NJ. Durand, the president o ia com
mission instituted by the ministry Of JUS
tice. The commission will pronounce
upon the ACCESSIBILITY of the request for
a revision of sentence.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-01

FOR SALE-TO A QUICK CASH PUR-
chaser-a bargain in country newspa-
per located in E. S. Carolina; thirty
ing town, 1,5O0 inhabitants; county
seat. Practical man can make money.
Address Bargain" care News and OBJ
server.
11-29-Sun., We'd, Sun.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-01
|. R. FerralI & Co
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as Executor Of D. D.
Upchurch, deceased, late of Wake county,
N. c., this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigned on
or before tho 23rd day of November
1904, or this notice viii lie pleaded in
bar of recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make immediate
payment.
J. ALONZ0 AUSTIN,
Executor of D. L. Upchurch.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-01
Two Men are Killed.
(B ythe Associated Press.)

Cincinnati o., Nov. 30.-Two men were
killed adm one fatally injured in a col
lision between an eastbound freight anc
work train on the Norfolk and West
ern Road east of Portsmouth today
The dead
ENGINEER c. c. MITCHELL, of Ke
nova
FIREMAN FRANK SULLIVAN, OF
kenova.
Fatally injured Brakeman Ellswick
Both engines were demolished. Proper
ty loss $4,000.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-01

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG &
POTOMAC RAILROAD & WASH
INGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
The Richmond Washington Line.
The Link Connecting The
Atlantic Coast Line R. R.,
Baltimore & Ohio r. f.,
Chesapeake g. Ohio Railway,
Pennsylvania Railroad,
Seaboard Air Line Railway,
Between all Points Via Richmond, Va
Fast Mail, Passenger, Express and Freight
Route between Richmond, Washington, Bal
timore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
Pittsburgh, Buffalo and all Points North,
South, East and West.
W. D. DUKE,
General Manager
G. w. CULP,
Assistant General Manager
W. P. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-01
Crescent City Houses Flame.
(By the Associated Press.l

New Orleans, La, Nov. 2S.-Fire in the
heart of the business and manufacturing
district today completely destroyed the
plant of the National Biscuit Company at
South Peters and Howard Avenue and
damaged considerably a number of sur
rounding warehouses and other property.
The plant covered square and there was
unusually heavy stock on hand. The loss
to the biscuit company and surrounding
property is roughly estimated at between
5000, 900 and S225, 200.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-01
SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY

Skort Line - prInczpRi cities % tia
south ana Southwest. Slartda Cuba.
Texas, C1liferniA and Mexico, also North
and Northwest, Washington. Baltiinoi
Philadelphia. New York. Boston Ctncia
aati, Chicago. Indianapolis ~ Leuls
Memphis ard Kansas Ciry,
Trains leave Raleigh IA tsslsus
30 81. NoRTHBoUND,
les q. N. --"SEABOARD EYPEhGa
Norfolk, Portsmoath, Richmond Wxahtne
ton, Baltimore, philadelphia Rev fnrk
ct'stoa and ell points Ecsts, Northeast aas
hortxWcSt
O. "a.
lib A. n. "sEABOAEp L0DAa. MAI.
For ALL POINTS from Raleigh tu p3th
mouth. Eorlina TO Richmond: coay%~ctY y
henderson for Oxford and Weldon wish
L Ia; at PortkuioUth-Nnri vita AL
STEAMEkH 'os points North nad hortleeEs
NO. sS.
,i:ss A. II. ''gRABoARu MAIL Eos
Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Pulls
aelphiA, New York and Boston Connsc:s
at Richmond with G. & G. for Cincinnati,
Chicago and ST. Louis; at Washington gtsf
Pennsylvania and b c. toe al poi"'x
No. 81. sOUTHBOUND.
400 .. n.--"SEABOARD EXPRESS
Fos Charlotte, Atlanta. ColuInhiR, Charles
ton, savannah, Jacksonville, st. AuguSsikA
Tarr2a aud al poists South and SostS~s
DO IL.
ace y. m.--2EABoARD LOCAL YAH
For CARROTS, Atlanta nn6 ell local ,-anta
Connects st Atlanta for su popg 9ostS
and Southwest.
Nc. 81.
1880 y. n.--SEABOARD MAIL" f9f
Southern Hp5s. pinehurSt AtiaEta, oosuES
bs. Charleston EsvaEEsh 5RcsEtnv2le
Tampa enc an paints SsUth nAd Sourlrwss4
Tickets On sale to all poinA. PuilInaa
bertha reserved. tickets delivered and bag,
gsge checked trom Hotel sRA Residences
wlthost extrs charge st
Uptown ] icket Office
xszAaguaga dpuse EasEfMz.
c. II. Gattis, G.. T. and p. A.
gaoasg Isl. EaFesgs, r. 4.
Z. P. SMITH, T. ?. A,
.asz.dzs x
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-01
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

$6.35-Raleigh to Washington, N. c.. and
return, account of Grand Lodge Of
Masons (colored), Washington, N. G.
Tickets on sale December 9Th, 9Th
and Sth, with final return limit De-
cember 18th.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-01

From the cotton letter of j. N. Aver
and Company, of New York, the Inference
is drawn that that firm expects a large
crop this season. The letter says:
what one may think of the cotton
market is of little consequence. For some
weeks past it seems to have been made
to do just what was wanted by certain
interests 1t is not subject to such fac
tors as have formerly Influenced the
course of prices, and it may be that a
new era in cotton is at hand.
1.-The September movement OF the
smallest crop year was much heavier thar
the September movement OF the largest
crop year; and with one exception The
September movement OF the smallest Gro"
year was the heaviest of the six years.
The total October movement Of two
of the smallest crop years Q90O-i ana
1922 was much in excess OF the total
October movement for the two larges5
crop years.
For the two years of the largest crops,
the November movements were the heaV-
lest Of any month.
"a logical deduction from facts of rec
ord, therefore, is that an early heavy
movement is indicative OF comparatively
moderate crop while a late heavy move
ment has heretofore been a condition OF
the largest crops.
For the current year Q903-Q the move
ment has been as follows:
September. -. IoO,-55
October. -. =. -. :. 1,92S,57O
November, to 18th :. =. 1,01S,908
$50 far the progressive increase CT re-
ceipts follows the trend of the two Ter
gest crop years The average Or the
thirteen days of November is 1887 bales,
indicating a total of 100000 for the
month, which is about equal to the NO
vember receipts for. ,ne bumper year.
I'm all except the two largest crop
years, the October movement has regularly
exceeded the November movement.
at is stated that the current heaVy
receipts are a result OF prevailing L!gh
prices-that planters are rushing their
product the market. In this, cause
and effect certainly appear to be logi-
cally related but it is nevertheless n
fact that there were similar heavy NC
vember movements in 1878 and 1889
when the price was six cents or less"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-01

$25.5o-Plus 25 cents, account Of Centen-
NAL Celebration of Transfer Of
the Louisiana Purchase from
France to the United States, New
Orleans, La Tickets on sale De-
cember 18th and 18th. with final
limit December 22nd.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-01

12.S5-Plus rs cents, Raleigh to Atlanta,
Ca, and return, account of De-
partment of Superintendence Ma
tional Educational Association, At
lanta, Ga. Tickets to be sold Feb
ruary 21st and 22nd, with final
limit February 9th. Stop overs
will be allowed on these tickets.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-01

$12S5-Plus % cents, plus $500 member
ship fee, Raleigh to Atlanta, Ca,
and return, account of meeting Of
Southern Educational Association,
Atlanta Ca Tickets to be sold
December 18th, with final return
limit January 3rd
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-01
This Months Comfort

New arrivals of fresh Cereals, Mince
Meat, Plum Pudding. Can Fruits and
Vegetables of all description.
New goods of the finest selection arriy-
ing daily.
Call and examine our varied stock and
learn our prices and you will soon see
that you will save money by dealing
with us.