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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19
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w ~PONIEDZIAKEK by1
pogrzeb ,Sp. Magdaleny 2
Lask6w Gromowskiej, zony
Wojciecha ~Gromowsklego.
Nieboszczka pochodzi@a z pa
rafii Bruskiej W Prusach
Zachodnich. Liczy}a lat oko-
10. 60 a zmarla ma wodna
opuchline. Zostawi}a meza i
dosyc liczna rodzine. Mech
odpoczywa W pokoju.
ME WIEDZIEC pc kt6ry
raz Jak6b Wejska odsiaduje
kare W wiezieniu powiato-
VEN "a pijahstwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19
II.
SALONIE :
Braci GrieSel

" Winonie, ze wszystkich tu-
tejszych salonow naiwiecej pa.
wa sprzedaja. : c,ego wynik,.
ze piwo gosciom III Podawa-
ne, jest iaknajlepsze. Ludz!
" tel ladnie urzadzonej oberzy
zawsze jak " ulu. lecz mlmo
TO ka1dy szybko dostanie
czego zatada | ; zadowole-
al wychodzi.
WGROCERNI :
polaczonei wras : saloneml
wszystko moga kupit 50
dla kuchni stolu potrzebuja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

PRED wyborami ma urze-
da miejskie W dniu 6 Kwiet-
MIA, So jeszcze diva dni do
r~egistrowania przeznaczone
t. !. wtorek "a. Marca i VITO
rex 81. Marca, Obywatele,
kt6rzy g}osowali podczas
ostatnich wybor6w W Listo-
paddle oraz ci, kt6rzy PREY
ostatnich prawyborach W
Lutym sw6j CLOS oddali, ME
potrzebuja sic teraz dat re-
gistrowac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

m.teryalny y urzedach miejskich,,
jjaL strategy (dremeo), policyaDoi
It d.
Powytszy prsyklad ssannrownl
ozytelnicy, jest jeden 2 pomlsdsy
wielu, jak m6wilisny povysej, gra.
sujacyoh ' po6rdd pewnej czesci
nassej ludnoSc,, powinien 1koniecz-
ME by6 wykorseniony!
Przyznae musimy, ze kakdy
cslo 1lek pala poniekad zemsta "a
wyrsadzoDa mu krzywde, ale znowp
sze zemsty wydzlerad kawa1ek chleba
ionic i niewinnym dziecio n ~ jest
to pc prostu zbrodnla grzechem!
Gretchen ME do przebaczenia ~
gretchen. wolajacym 0 pomstes do
N,eba! =
Probatum est!-
<. Worobaz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19
EXKURSYA

ola pos.ukujacych grunta nj. p6fnoc-
nym zachodzie i po}udniowym "a
chodzie oraz TAME. ceny ola koloni-
stow, koleja North Western. Ty-
kiety Exkursyjne pc znacznie znizo-
nych cenach, So ma sprzedaz do wy
lei wskazanych terytory6w. WACO
ny. sypialne ola turyst6w wolne rez-
k}adane krzes}a, wagony i ,,wssz So st,
ko najlepsze. 0 zupe}niejsze szcze-
g6fy pytajcie sic agent6w kolei
Chicago & North Western.
'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

Probatum es t!-
<. w orobaz.
z BAY T Mich.
A vice zn6w przez, plecy pre-
zydenta Wydawca ,,Prawdy" wy
plu{ k1amstwo cncac W ten spos6b
pozamiejscowych czlonk6w iowa
rzystwa W blad wprowadzic, ably
re Zjednoczenia ME wystepowali.
T tax pisze W odezwie prezydenta,
iakoby ostatni Sejm uchwalil, re
towarzystwa MAZE tylko pozyczyc
Ziednoczeniu pieniedzy, a ME przy-
musowo pfacic pc SO. oona Hale.
Ot6z takiego g1upiego KAN.
silva by sic ME 6mia} nawet zyd
ami cygan dopuscic. Czy to ME
uragowisko ca4emu Zjednoczeniu?
Ot6z wniosek ostatniego Sejmu cd
noszacy sic Hall, tax brzmi:
Ably ma nowobujacy sic Dom
Polski imienia Kaz. Pu4askiego W
Bay City, Mich. Towarzystwa ma
lezace do Zjednoczenia W przeciagggu.
trzech miesiecy obowiazane byly
wnies6 ma rece Zarzadu Zjednocze-
MIA pc try dolary ($3.oo) "a kaz-
diego cz1onka.
Wniosek powyzszy przeszedf
1s glosami przeciw 5. Gdzlef tn
nova re ~towarzystwa tylko maja
pozyczyc owe sunny ma budowe owej
Hall? Zaprawde toby towarzy-1
silva Brooklynskie p~ozyczy}y - set
dolar6w, tego by sobie zyczy}
Prawdziarz, i tax ma wieczne odda-
ME. Ot6z podlos6 i oglupianie
ludzi. Lecz tn powtarzam, re
Zjednoczeniu szkodzie Mkt ME
mysli. Ale re dis wydawca
,,Swistka" dzierzy Zjednoczenie ma
zgube, to rzecz widoczna, a winni
SO CT kt6ray kieruja Zjednoczeniem
i ma to pozwola. I s}uchaja pod
stepnych jego s}6wek.
Wyd. ,,Prawdy' najbardziej
bronil ably Gala polonia ME budowa-
Ia Hall, a tylko samo Zjednoczenie
ably tylkc ME dopuscid pewnej wy
szei osoby do wsp6ludzia}u " budo-
vie Hall, ably ia osoba ME by}a mu
przeszkoda " jego podlych zamia-
rach " pr~zysz1osci, chociaz t. osoba
i tax oiarowa1a sto dolar6w ma ow&
Hale. TAX Prawdziarzu szydfo :
miecha wylasi.
C1}onkowie : towarzystwa Ja-
dwigi bes-wiary ~wystepuja 3 wste-
puia do towarsystwa sw. Jadwigii
nale4acego do Zjednocaenia chica-
skiego. Lecxsoi czlonkowie, kt6rxy
ju1 = starry do p~rzpstspienia do
innego stowarzyszenia iadaja kart
podr6inych aby mogli wstqepi6 Do
innego towarzystwa naleiacego do
zisdnee.eni. Bay (elisgo, lso'
=, zar ! Jaadwigi bez ery ME ohce.
imkaIt wydac, aby towarzystwo'
81 nie rosbiilo. Jadwig.b ez wiaaryy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

correspondence 'dI'iSs.
szanowna Redakkcyo!
Me kasdy Z szanownych Cry
.telnik6w ,,Wiarusa" vie, q moze
navel wiedzac, nigdy ME zastanoWh
sie mad tenn, jaka brzydka Di karyy-
godna wada, czyli obyczaj grasuje
pewna 0czescia naszego
ludu.
Movie wyraznie pewnej
ezeSci DO wszakze kazdy musi
przyznac i przyzna, re ME MONA.
winic ca1ego og6}u, Tub calej naro
dowo6ci "a wystepek Tub grzech
jednostek.
Wada, kt6ra nam ma mysli, i
Q ktorej dis chce pom6wlc, jest
chec zemstyi szkodzenia naszemu
blizniemu, nietylko ma honorze ale
i materyalnie "a mniemana lub
oczywista krzywde.
Ot6z, n. p. re ten Tub 6w
ukrzywdzi kogos, to "a
Mast i6c wykaza6 i przekona6 go,
re nies}usznie ich krzywdzi, Tub
szkodzi = ale przeciwnie, wre zaraz
zemsta szkodzenia i'm materyalnie,
podkopujac jego dobre
imie, ale denuncyuja 60 pred jego
chlebodawca, usiiujac pozbawit
piracy, wydrzet mu ten kawalek
chleba, 0 kt6ry ten czfowiek musiaf
nieraz miesiace, Tub Gale lata zabie-
gi starania czyni6, zanim te prace
otrzYmaf, i teraz z niej, nietylko
siebie ale Gala swa familie zywi! e
Szanowni czytelnicy! Czy "a
stanowili6cie sic kiedy mad tenn, CO
"a wielka i ME do przebaczenia
krzywde Iczyni take indywiduum,
o~skarzajac cz}owieka pred jege
chlebodawca, pozbawiajac go pra
cy- wydziera nietylko jemu ale
jego zeniei dzieciom ten kawafek
chleba, ma kt6ry nieraz must W po-
Gle czo1a zarabiaG "a kt6rego z
zemsty zosta} pozbawiony.- Wada
ia, Szanowni czytelnlcy, nietylko
powinna, ale must bye koniecznie z
mas wykorzeniona, II
daj Boze re bedzie!
Znamy tn pewne indywiduum,
kt6re osiad}szy pomiedzy Mani,
gdzie spotka}o go, jak to mdwiag
Slope szczescie. =
"a pomoca pewnego dobro-
cz}owieka, zak}ada kram.
zaczyna mu sic usmiechad
kilkus latach<dorahia sic ma
jatku - majatku ma SIG rozumiec
- nlckl6w i kwodr6w
.noszonych mu przez nasz poczci-
wy ludek! /
Me many mic przeciW~ temu,
owszem ID business is BUSH
n ess'', ale pos}uchajcie szanowni
.sytelnicy!
0t62 to indywiduum wY1ddziw~
say : niejednego cz}owieka nieraz
ostatni oentek apctem gdy ten
ME mcgee sic ui6ci6 ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

jest kierowana prrzezz kajjdaa1n,iiaa'rl.zlsa, ARA.
,,Darwinists''.
Andrzej Janowiak q West
Bay City buduje sztor, zaao,zy tam
grosernie, jest to blisko niemiecko
katolickiego kosciola; ? a. Jano-
wiaksjest starry obywatel, mieszka
" ". Bay City JUL % lat, vice
bezwatpienia bedzie mia1 poparcie
cd swych ziomk6w.
,,Nar6d Polski' tel zfaja1 tego,
.kt6ry najwiecej sic przyczynil do
.zalozenia towarzystwa G.. NJ. B. A.,
lecz jak s}ychac niektorzy wystepu-
j. z owego napredce sklejonego
towarzystwa.
Smutna, mad wyraz nadeszla
wiadomos6 z Detroit do Bay City,
oto6z m1ody doktor kachajewski ra-
nil noiem, a take diva razy wy
strzalem rewolweru, m}odego
mezczyzne, take swoja zone po-
strzeli} " noge, twierdzac, re iona
mu sic sprzeniewierzyla. DR.. la
chajewski pochodzi z Bay City i
Jest tn dobrze znany, ma on cokol-
wick og}ady .powierzcho,wnej, lecz
nature ch1opska.
Obie tutejsze angielskie gaze
ty, zamiesci}y W porannem wydaniu
niedzielnem, dose Obscene artyku-
~, odnoszace sic pewnego cz}owie-
ka, Q kt6rym juz DUO ludzie gada-
il, re przetrzymuje dzidwcze lat 16,
kt6re jest W stanie d%elikatnym.
Tax .szydza angielskie gazety z smej
wardy.
DR.. Korniejewski juz. poczu1
pismo nosem, chce dac zonie pisG
set dolar6w, ably ty1ko sprawl u
cich1a, o 6w rozw6d. Wydawca
,,Swistka' "a bronienie zbrodni mic
ME lepszy, lecz stokroc gorszy.
O pigu4ce, kt6ra Jest teraz "a
chewana, a. kt6ra bedzie bardzo
gorzka ola pewnego doktora, napi-
szemy p6zniej, - zbrodnia must
bye ukarana.
Jezeli Ks. W. Kruszka upiek-
sza swa ,,Historye' kt6ra pisze v
,,Kuryerze'' takimi ludzmi jak Kor-
niejewski, to mic dziwnego jezeli
kazdy prawy Pelak ja ma box cd
rzuci. . 0w Korniejewski splami}
eala polska paraie swym rozwodem
i przetrzymywaniem nlepeholetnie-
go dzieWczecia. To dziwolag ia
Gala ,,Historya".
? w Przesz1ym tyg0onlu P1zyDy-
Ii do pomocy naszemu ks. probo-
szczowi W sfuchaniu spowiedzi
Wielkanocnej sasiedni ksieza: Ks.
Oprychalski, Ks. Lipihski, Ks. Sko-
~, ks. Pietrosik, Ks. Kolkiewicz j
ks. Nowakowski.
SEP.
Ceay targovs
WHO'LL
Pssenlca Nr 2 II SO
A4kA patent 10
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19
Zupe}ne :ulepszenie us}ug
k%OlejOWych.

k%olejOwych.
Kolej Chicago Great Western
zmieni}a plan jazdy, psdzs teraz
diva kompletne pociagi W jedna
strone, pomiedzy Usage, Rochester,
Zumbrota, Red Wing, St. Paul, i
Minneapolis. Me zmieniajac wa
gon6w " Randolph. Zobaczcie no
wy plan jazdy W dzisiejszych ko-
lumnach. o blizsze informacye
zglosit sic do kt6regolwiek agenta
kolei Great Western, albo I. r.
Elmer G.. P. A. Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

NEW FACTORY Nova
fabryka) TABAkA, poke.
ma wszystkie inne tabak1
do palenia i lucia. Paczka
5 G. NIEjest robiona przez
trusty. Chowajcie tykiety
ma pozyteczne pre-
zonta. 11-3.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19
Walo sic we wtorek, Srode !
.czwartek czterdziesto go
nabozehstwo.

ALEXANDER sIEWEEI'R]7T
palace ia kolei Burlington
wpad1 " La Crosse pomie-
dzy diva wozy kolejowe,
przez co zostal ciezko pognie-
ebony. Chorego odstawiono
do tamtejszego szpitala sw.
Franciszka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

PAM Maryanna Cicha-
nowska jest przesz1o tydzleh
bardzo chora ma grype
donosi O tenn cz}onkom Ar
cybractwa Najs}. Serca Jezu-
sa, il ME moze pewien czas
przybywac ma zebrania ! pro-
cesye.
WYDAWCA tutejszej ME-
mieckiej gazety p. J6zef
Leicht wyjechal W zeszly
.czwartek do Nowego Yorku,
zkad dnia 10. Marca uda sic
okretem ,Phoenicia" przez
Gibraltar do Neapolu j Rzzyy-
mu. Chce take zwiedzit Pa
w, szwajcarya 5Aut 1 ]
Niemcy.D Do Winony 2. Leicht
spowr6ci v polowie sierpnia.
W NiIEf,MlIlEEECsK Katolc,
ieisparaiiliSal6Wl .J6zsefa odby-.
GSNTsS 4SMs MT2S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-04
HAS WON POPULAR FAVOR.
A Company Of Exceptional Merit at the New
Metropolitan Theatre

A crowded houe greeted the fpresenta-
ton -of tEast Lynne" at the New Monu
mental Theatre last night by the Adair,
Gregg & Adair Stock Company whose
clever work in every play presented this
week has put it to the front in popular
favor in Raleigh. A revised East Lynne
was presented and in every act of this
play there was applause for the perform
ers who most happily filed the various
roles Of this emotional play. always popu-
lar when correctly presented.
There are to be two performances to.
day. A matinee at 2:30 when Cinderella,
or the Glass Slipper" will be presented.
In this beautiful play Miss Geary will
wear a Partisan gown of the very latest
fashion, expressly made for her. The ad-
mission is 10 and 20 cents at the matinee.
The engagement closes tonight when
Held By The Enemy" stirring drama,
is the attraction. 1t should crowd the
Monumental for it has got life and go
III it and the plot is one that gives zest
to the performance.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-04
At Raney Library.

There was a. very enthusiastic gathering
of the dispensary forces in the Olivia
Raney Library Hall last night. 1t was a
meeting of men and women workers fer
the dispensary, who are determined, en-
| thusiastic and confident of success on
Monday at the polls.
Nearly every seat in the hall was &C.
cupied.
The meeting was business meeting,
and business was transacted in bust
ness-lke manner.
The meeting was called to order by
the acting chairman, Mr.. N B. Brough-
ton. Mr. G.. H. Poe. editor of the Pro-
gressive Farmer acted as Secretary.
Rev. NJ w. Butler, of the Christian
church, offered a fervent prayer
for the cause the Christian people are
now working for.
Mr. Broughton stated that while they
We're waiting for the people to assemble,
d few short addresses were IN order
and introduced Mr.. w. n. Jones, the
leader in the dispensary campaign. Mr..
Jones came forward amid enthusiastic ap-
plaqse and said the time had now about
passed for speech-making The thing
now was action. He urged those present
to go to the polls on election day and
work. He said the saloon forces would
practice all sorts of deceptive schemes to
carry the election. See that the right
kind of tickets were put in the hands of
voters, and be on the alert for bogus
tickets. His talk was fine one and held
the attention of those present.
| Mr.. N. B. Broughton was the next
| speaker. He said this had been a week Of
weeks, and as result of hard work the
tide had turned in favor of the iispensarv,
and interest was still growing. Mr.
Broughton said as result of earnest
work in the second division of the third
ward, that that division would now go for
the dspensary, though the saloon forces
q few days ago claimed that division by
a good majority. And the gains have been
great in every ward in this city this week
He said that every ward, except possibly
one, would give a majority for the dis
pensary next Monday. Mr. Broughton
said that the great prohibition election
here some years ago was carried by only
81 majority; that the temperance forces
in Benson won by only one majority:
that they lost in Reidsville and Scotland
Neck by only some or 10 votes. He
urged every one to go to the polls and
vote. and take no chances.
! Rev. r. T. Vann was next called and
| responded In fine address of some ten
minutes length. 1t was a sound, logical
speech and enjoyed by the large crowd
present. His utterances were heartily ap-
plauded.
Dr. Vann was followed with short,
forcble and entertaining addresses by
Hon. A. A. Thompson, r. H. Battle, Esq,
Rev. G. T. Adams and Mr.. w. C. Douglas,
all of. whom held the attention of the
! large audience from start to finish.
| The roll call of the wards then followed,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-04
ANT|-SALOON FOLKS
ARE MAKING GAINS
They Believe That Victory is
Now Certain.
BIG MEETINGS ARE HELD
II is Said Some Saloon Mn are Talking About
Boycotling Merchants in Raleigh
Who Favor the Dir
penSary.

The anti-salcon campaign grows in in
terest. Two fine meetings We're held last
night-one an open-air meeting on the cor
ner of Salisbury and North streets, and
the other a splendid and enthusiastic meet
ing ut Olivia Raney Library Hail. 1t has
been week of meetings and work by the
dispensary and the aggressive work is
believed by them to have won a good ma
| jority for their cause. They are more
confident now than at any previous time,
and they have more ground for confidence.
There is no doubt that this week the tide
of battle has been with them, and that
gains have been made. The best posted
leaders say that, allowing all the doubt
| full votes to the saloon men, they have a
majority of not less than 1876, but they
believe they will get a good share of what
is termed the doubtful vote. Hon. A. A.
Thompson says that the high water mark
vote against the dispensary will be 700 out
of registration of over 1000. 1t is gen
orally believed the saloon will lose as many
votes upon small vote as the dispen-
sary.
of victory, the anti-saloon forces are work
ing with more zeal and enthusiasm than
at any previous time during the cam
paign. A house to house canvass of vot-
ers. is being made. The name of every
voter is down in books and there is an
entry against his name For Against"
Doubtful" as the case may be. These
lists are gone over carefully every day,
and the changes are voted. The changes
this week have greatly encouraged the
anti-saloon forces. Many who had not
hitherto made up their minds have now
spoken out strong and clear for the dis
pensary. AND the work goes on.
But the forces for the continuance of
the saloons are not idle. They recognize
that it is a contest to the death and they
are leaving no stones un.urned to retain
their right to keep saloons. They are es-
pecially active in making personal appeals
to friends, who are known to be temper
ancc men. not to vote at all because ii
will drive them out of their business and
destroy their property. 1t would surprise
the public to know the character of the
men to whom these appeals are made-men
of known temperance views. They are
at work also trying to influence the votes
of those with whom they do business and
with whom they trade. One instance is
reported where saloon man sought to ST.
lence a merchant by the threat of the loss
of trade. The merchant was not of the
sort to intimidate, and he replied, very
much like the Augusta Chronicle: Boy
colt and be damned
Although the fight is recognized to be
close and doubtful and both sides are
working hard, there is no reason to be
lieve that the election will be conducted
otherwise than quietly and with perfect
fairness.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-04

nan0 had loaned one thousand dollars
to friend on these bonds, on three
months time; that the friend had got
into trouble and was compelled to leave
the State. That he (Mr. Harris client)
then tried to place the bonds and in att
tempting to do so, discovered that the
bonds were stolen. (Mr. Harris did not
Inform us where his client had tried to
/ place the bonds, and who told MIN they
were stolen but forgot to call the mat
| ter to the attention of the owners Mr..
| Harris stated to us that he had great diff
| ficulty in preventing his client from
burning up the bonds when he discov-
cred they were stolen. But having been
rescued from such a fate, he now, repre-
senting his client, offered them to the
| towner for one thousand dollars, the
| amount claimed to have been loaned
9 1 told Mr.. Harris l did not think we
ought to have to pay so much to reclaim
| the property, and made him a counter
| proposition to pay $500. He said he could
not accept that without further instruc-
items from his client, but that he would
phone him, and we could return about
SIX o'clock. We returned at the APP
pointed time and Mr.. Harris declined to
accept less than $1,000 which 1 finally
agree to pay. Mr.. Harris declined to
part with the bonds in return for a
check. and the city banks all being closed
at that hour. l came to Jonesboro that
night, returned to Raleigh next morning,
and Mr. Harris delivered up to me the
bonds on payment of $1,000 cash.
THE bonds had no entry on them of
the transaction referred to by Mr.. Har-
ris, no endorsement of any kind, and
were in all respects just as when stolen
from the safe at Jonesboro, except that
the January coupon had been detached
from EACH
The grand jury is of the opinion that
serious wrong has been done the owner
of these bonds in exacting 1000 for the
return of his rightful property and this
body decided upon an investigation. For
this purpose the solicitor was called to
the grand jury room for conference and,
after he had seen your honor, agreed to
have summoned such witnesses as were
requested. The jury was anxious to have
Col j. G. l.. Harris appear and disclose
the name of his client in this transac-
ton and the name of the friend of his
client who was compelled to leave the
State. Col. Harris being engaged as coun-
sci in an important trial at this time,
the court did not feel justified in order
ing him to appear before the grand jury
for examination. The other witnesses
furnished gave no information to warrant
this body in making presentment.
Therefore, this grand jury recon-
mends that the court order the solicitor
to have summoned al known witnesses
and such witnesses as may come to his
knowledge and have them appear before
the grand jury at the next term of Wake
county court for rigid and thorough |
Examination.
Respectfully submitted
"V. c. ROYSTER,
Foreman of the Grand Jury"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-04
BREAK THE FAST.
The Morning Meal Should not be Missed

The Morning Meal Should not be Missed
After a nights fast the stomach should
nave some food for breakfast to sustain
mind and body during the morning 1t
should not be a heavy meal but wise
selection will pay immensely.
young Los Angeles woman says:
For years until used Grape-Nu | have
never been able to eat breakfast for eat
ing IN the morning was always followed
by terrific sick headaches and my stomach
has always been delicate.
Some time ago a friend urged me t.
try Grape-Nuts food and / began eating
II every morning. AS a result of its steady
use have gained eleven pounds and the
headache have disappeared entirely and
my weak stomach has become normal and
strong. All my food digests and | now
perform my daily duties with a renewed
cheerfulness and energy. Evidently | had
been eating the wrong food but Grape
Nuts soon put me right" Name given lev
Postum Company, Battle Creek. Mich
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-04
AS DUN & co SEE 1T.
seview Ct Trade Conditions---The reports Re-
csived are Encouraging.
(By the Associated Press.)

10y the ASSOcidIeQ HGcSS.J
New York, Oct. 2.-R. G.. Dun & Com
pany's weekly review of trade tomorrow
will say:
Aside from the reduction in blast fur
naces activity, manufacturing plants are
more fully engaged, and several encourag-
ing reports are received, particularly as
to footwear Wholesale and jobblng trade
is well maintG ined, many cities reporting
larger volume than last year, and bus
mess at Chicago is stimulated by the mul
tltude attending the centennial Later the
returns of foreign commerce at this port
are favorable, exports increasing, while
imports decrease as compared with the
same week last year. Railway earnings
thus far available fer eptember exceed
those of 1902 by 8.4 per cent. and surpass
earnings in 1901 by 1913 per cent.
tt is particularly certain that reduc
ton of pig iron output will be made, aV-
eraging about twenty per cent, and this
concerted action to prevent accumulation
of stocks has already had sentimental
effect on the market, inquiries increasing
in number and extent of tonnage.
Dry goods markets present no new tea
lures Production increases as the mills
are able to secure cotton, and there is an
impression that stocks will soon pc so low
that purchases will be compulsory.
Failures this week number 226 against
2O7 corresponding week last year
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-04
PoU AND FULLER
Mr.. Staples Fuller Associates Himself witt
Mr. James 3, Pou.

Announcement was made yesterday oil
the formation of a new law firm, Mr..
Thomas Staples Fuller having associated
himself with Mr.. James H. Pou. Inc new
firm will have the offices which mr.. Pou
has long had in the Tucker building.
Mr. Fuller is well known throughout
the entire State. He is son OF W: ".
Fuller. of New York, and grandson OF the
late Judge T. C. Fuller, of Ralelgh. his
family name has for years been ldenIined
with practice of the law IN North caro-
lima and ranks among the foremost IN the
profession. Mr.. Fuller inherlts rare tai
ents fitting him for his chosen profession on
and he has already established nlmseil
favolably among members OF the par; Inc
fact that Mr.. Pou has chosen NJ. uliel
to be associated with him is no small
compliment to the latter.