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PoI.on Candy FIend Hold.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2s.-Police
Judge Conlan held Mrs. Cordelia Bot
kin to answer to the superior court for
the murder of Mrs. Joshua d. Deane
by means of poisoned candy mailed
from this city to Doveri Del. A re-
quest by her attorney that she be adj
mitted to bail was refused, the Judge
stating that he believed the evidence
against her was conclusive.
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NOTICE,

Estate of MIAL Is. HOUGHTON.
The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon Probate court for the District Of Bennington,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands persons against the estate
OF Mial 3. HOughton, late of Bennington, In said
district, decreased, and all claims exhibited in
offset thereto hereby give notice that will meet
for the purposes aforesaid, at the
County Clerks ONCE, Bennington, Vt, on
the nth day ol-Aay and 18th day of Oct. next,
from . O'Clock p, IN. until 4 o'clock p. m.
each of said days, and that six months
from the 10th day of April, A d. 1904. is the
time limited by said court for said creditors to
present their claims to us for examination and al
lowance,
April, A. d. 1904.
WIN. r. DALEY,
o. CLEVELAND,
sOw3 Commissioners,
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cheered Defeat OF Lily white Ticket,

NEW ORLEANS, April 2S.-Wildly
cheering every reference to the recent
overwhelming defeat of the Lily
White ticket in the state election, the
regular Republicans met here, strongly
indorsed President Roosevelt and his
administration and sent mixed dele
CATION to the national convention.
Thirty nine parishes and sixteen wards
of New Orleans were represented.
Three-fourths of the convention com
prised negro delegates.
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NORTH
CREEK

Mr. and Mrs Bailey are visiting
friends in Bennington and Wood
ford.
John Hanna is sick with the
measles.
Milton Morrow and brother Of
Sandgate spent Friday night at f. NJ.
Harringtons.
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nnMM1ss1oNERs, NOTICE..

u Estate of MARY JANE REYNOLDS.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF BEN
nington. COMMISSIONERS to 'eCeiye exam
inc and adius all claims and demands Of all per-
sons against the estate of Mary Jane Reynolds,
and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto, here
by give notice that we Will meet for the purpose
aforesaid at the office of Chas a. Maurer in
said Bennington on the 2gth day of April,
and 18th day Of October next, from o'clock
p. m. until 1 o'clock p. m. each OF said days,
and that six months from the 18th day Of
April, A. d. 1904, is the time limited by
said Court for said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Bennington this 18th day OF April,
A. ID. 1904.
X. NJ. HOUGHTON,
ERNEST ID. BA RRER
CHAS A. MAURER
10 Commissioners.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

NOMMlSSlONERS'N NOTICE,
~ Estate OF LORENZO STORTZ.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the district OF Ben.
nington COMMISSIONERS. TO receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate Of Lorenzo StOrtz,
late Of Bennington in said district,
deceased and all claims exhibited in
offset thereto, hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purposes aforesaid
at GriswOlds store. Bennington, Yer
mont on the 9th day of May and 10th
day OF Of Sept next from O'Clock p. m. until
o'clock p, M, each of said days, and that six
Months from the 15th day Of Mar A. D., 1904, is
the time limited by said court for said creditors
to present their claims to us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Bennington this 18th day ofApril,
A. D., 1901, -
Z. T. GRISWOLD,
NJ. II. ROBINSON,
Commissioners.
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kaiser nj venice.

VENICE, April %. - Emperor Will
liam arrived here on'the imperial yacht
Hohenzollern and was warmly greeted.
His majesty left the yacht and went
to the railway station, where he took
a train for Karlsruhe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-29
Naar 9eftet falber.

9pao fer iaa2 Sda oabnes for
os m 0eroen, ri life fsr bar fenbt.
Soa ituer man 9errens Serligbeb oe
forpanbles efter hans 8inebe. Sau
uobrpber mar operrai tet elab oe lpfs
telis: ,5sr bar jes blind, men nil
fer jes!!"
9d fer man at bet er muligt at
BABE be reoeligite oe bebfte gnIfer
ON at bore til 8eliienelie for andre,
og bog ielp fattes bet enc fornsone".
Oa fer man, at man meb Dnb=
IinssteOrien, &unbnab, 8esaOelie,
teolosift Donnelie famler / 9linbe
efter 5reliens Bel. ia at bisie bliper
5inbrinser. for at finbe ben = fer.
at man bar lepet i Sslpbebras % fsrt
andre inb | bet famine, lepet uben
6ortaaelfe at 2ipet, Der rsrer fig
blonbt Subs 9srn; lepet ct Orsmmss
lip uben 5reb og ct lepenbe !Soab,
faa l9nse 0ettet life er toset bort.
Da fer man aurffenen mellem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-29

o1opitIin9en" p9 ct beitemt 9ennem.
brub til 6Dile, bef o9 fuIb 9piIe /
5ro pao en- fulb 0aaoe.
0a Ter marl, bporlebes bet benger
iammen meb iaa mango, iier of bore
f9re unge | og efter &Onfirmationss
then, iom itr9ber efter og Temper
for at ,blibe gooe" Menneif fer uOen
en- bel SbergiOelie til 9erren og Sro
paa Spnbernes 5orldbelfe og SRI
mobiebeb til at inbgaa / 6eligbom=
men peb Seiu Blob, og bborban be
/ Mismob maa opgibe &en mpb
bet onoe 5jerte og fsge @leben /
9erben, 6bis life De / 8~eisgelfens
3ib bliper taget peo 9aanben og les
bet til 9ol9atba.
Naor Octet faIber
er en- lille BOG pao 90 Siber. zen
faas for 30c. inbb. at Ouniib 2utb.
pubf. !9ouie, Blair gkbr. Oenne
9og / 6orm at en- 5ortaaing, fort
og not faa trefenbe, itilbrer os, bbab
Der opsnfor er nepnt, ibet ben fill
Ter frem for os en- un9 Brett og bans
Stone / here's fsrite 8irffombeo;
9uitruensS mpenbelfe og 9sb; Dat
terens Oppetit, 8onfirmotion, fors
gepes Segen efter 5reb og enbelig
Ompenbelie. 9r9iten meb 09ffet
for 2jet og neutrality-suspicious. meo
bet brsmmenbe, taa9ebe, upisfe, reliz
gieie Glib, Der lebte jim e9en Batter
bib, men iom enbelig peb ct 8eisg
ill 6uitruens @rab, peb 0atterens
iimple gibnesbprb, u~bbrbber: n0et
er unberligt bpor ems gine fan dobs
mes faaban = meb et!"
Saa bar 0attet enbelis faloet.
8sb 9ogen og Les ben, bu bill iits
fert lore noaet df ben - mdaife bpor
bu ielp itaar.
8. Sobnon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-29

ne. @n biftorif 4ebe9erelie tifligez
meb en- 2epnebstegning of Ssraeis
@en. Stefun. Sdults, at 8. 6. Mps
ling, Soenepret. 1914 Siber, |
OmiIds. Rebfut fra $1.0o til SOC.
225. Sra bet attenbe 4arbunbrebe.
Nf CIR. @rent5en. 1913 Siber, /
Om1ag. 0ebfat fra $1.00 til 35c.
226. @friftsr og OberleOerin9en.
fremfti1et / beres ebaneelifte Can't
men69ng, of s. palubdnsM iilec,
propft Og So9nepreft. 317 Siber,
| Smfrdg. Rebfdt fra $500 til
doc.
227. Snbipibudlisme og Socialisme,
eGler 6borlebes bet banffe Samfunb
for siben a%rbeiber. OFF ST. &rebs.
Sartrpt at .5Dns Stiftstibenbe"
fra 81. Ssanitnr til 4. 4priG 1872.
Rebiat fra $1y00 til Doc.
228. De bimmelfte Sing. arifteliee
8etrd9tninger. af @monuef 8ohn,
SOsnepreit i lllfs Og gieresebe.
IT'S Siber, / Omirug. Rebfat fra
$1.Oo til Doc.
231. Den bunffe airfefoss Sorfems
per Sucob SIR. 2inbberg. st Minz
beffrtft, of Sreberit Npgaorb. Meo
sSacob SIR. 2inbbergs 8i1febe. 80
Siber | Omfldg. Nebfat fra Goo.
til 25c.
232. Sm Sfriftemaaf og Qitergdns
/ beres ffrtftmesfge pg firfebiforie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-29

tie 5orborb til binunben, af Sdec6
9ofm, SOgnepreft til @dbum. 10
Sfber. Nebfat fra Toe. til &c.
233. Dor !6erres Sefu ariiti @en>
fomit. 8ibenasninger oper Mats
tbeus @bungelium, &apitel "a,
bofbte / abpentstiben 1887 af 8.
@stade, Spgnepreit / 5rebericia.
SO SfOer, / Omnag. Gebfat fra
Doc. III zoe.
235. Qipet efter 9sben. Gn tori pos
puler Sberoeielie at be triftefige
0ogmer: Den epige 5orbsmmelfe"
og nOet eOige 2tb" / Torbinbelfe
meb Sroen paa OnbenbeIie efter
Dsben. 80 Siber, / 0mnag. gaebs
fat fra zoe. til Sc.
236. 0anmarf, preusie ZEN og prdger<
frebens pdrugruf 5. 4f gifbefm
8irfebof. 81 Siber, / Smilds.
Nebfdt fra 15c. til Sc.
237. Den triiteliee @isbeb ener .Sros
ems fulbe 5orpisnins". of Otto
Ms1er. 101 Siber, ino6unben.
Nebfat fra $1.15 til 80c.
238. 0sb, bbor er bin 8raab! Ga
puoffeprabifen at 2ubOig Soda
cfer. llbgiDet at 8. $. &c. Spenbz
fen. S%osneprait til SeGTtnse ps
SOBER. 16 beftebe Siber. Hebfat
fra Sc. til 3 Gents.
Dantfb 2utb. pubf. 5oufe,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-29

men lite nSDnb" Og o5relfe". 9poo
tan Ri gre for iaubanne Menneife fer?
| 6ortpnpe benz 6relie! 8i tom lite
Der, forbi bisfe Menne fer bar till
trGttenbe, men fprbi be bar Portable.
0t tom life, forbi Nrbejoet er let,
men forbi Sub er alm9gti9; life fors
bi be liter Sub eler os, men forbi
@up bar ferit elitet baobe benz og os.
Sg bi er glade, at ri tom = glade
tuiinbe 0dn9ei 9por bD6t be enb er
fulbne, bar be bog en- Sefus, fom er
tommen for at frelie benz. 9i fan
beebnbe meb 9rgb og 5iff, meb @unb
at en- grsnb eIer boor Tom belit, bt
meber Dem, fan ri 9ipe benz ct 5eitas
mente, iom fan frelie benz, meb Sc
gem, Si9l pg Qano. 8i faa 8ebifer
pao bette / ben olerfsrite 8n. hi bar
/. Der bar en- enfelt &riiten, en-
Manb af ben bsjeite 8aite, fom bar
bleben ompenbt, og for en- lang Sio
forfulgt at benz, men iom trobs bette
lepebe ct ianbt &riitenltp / beres
Miote. N9r peo bans 5us fob Bill
leoitetter at bans egen 5uber og 800
Der. fom blso tilbebt of ane / 9pen
unbtagen BAN ielp. Morgen og Off
ten bolbt ban !9usdnba9t og l9ite /
fin gibel, ban pibnebe fpr fine So
beer, og ielO bans 9uitru bapoe
pr9oitet Gpan9eliet poa @ooerne.
Sans Slagtninger bapbe forfulgt
bdm, inbtil 6giten ct Qar bar meget
baarlig omtring 8pen, men bans
Worfer bar rigelig, og ban bette meb
Rem. De Iasoe ba: o9ans Sub bar
reliignet 6am," oe be bolot OPP meb at
forfelge BAN. S Dag er ban ben
mel betrOebe pg 9rebe Manb /
2anbsbpen.
s en- onben Qanosbp famlebe Ri
6oltene be maanelpie 4ftener o9
talte til benz. Naar 5drmerne be-
gpnbte at blipe tr9tte og fspnige efter
osres Days Mrbejoe, bah ri benz Itaa
Op (bpiltet be rolig gjorbe). Oct be-
gpnbte at ie ub, 1om be pilbe 6aoe
Dor S%noflpoelie / en- proces, oa at
oeres 8ep9ggrunoe bar berbslige,
bog be foriitreoe, at be 6dpbe tabt
3roen og 3iaioen til beres 4fguber.
5or at preoe benz gift jeg meo benz til
ct al beres imad Sempler. Oct bar
msrft o9 fulot at 5lagermus o.
Spans. Snoenfor fob ben besliee
fore, forte Stensub ,@dneito" men
lit Glefantbopeo; bans Mober, Grit
iombebens @ubinbe, til hpem be of
reoe 8lpoet at oeres @eber, pmfrirg
bisie bar Slanger o. |. b., iom ituloe
opparte @uberne. Seq iagbe: .aan
benne Qfgub ie meb fine gjne os
bsre meb fine Sren2" = ,,0ej." -
.8an ben fpife ielb eller iitanbfatte
lin esen Qrm, berfom ben itutbe
br9fte?" = .gej." .Sporlebes
fan ben ba sipe eber 5sben eller bel
breoe eoers ipge?" De forbleo
table. Spis jeg lager ben neb pua
lit 4niist, fan ben fad reife fig ielu9
Oil 5 sipe mig SiGobelie til at prspe
Bet" ipurgte jes. Meb beres sils
lubelie logbe jee ben neo paa lit Mn=
iist. Ser s. ben fan life engans
lsfte fig ielD op at StsDet; bporlebes
ian ben iuu bialpe eber?" De 10
meb tilibnelabenbe 2ettelfe. Sna
reiite jes @fsuben Op (for at itanbie
2attessGa os iagbe: o5pis s bill ienbe
alle os3a&tfsuber til nit sSiem, bill
Ng tro'%t s er fGrbise til at bbrte
ID ianbe Sub og blipe ariitne."
Seq bar mobtaset mango Mfguber
iiben, men oenne 8p bar enbnu lite
opsipet beres. 0i neetebe Dem finuns
iiel eler rstslis Sialp oe prebitebe
/ flere Elmer for benz ON 8riitens
bommens aanbeliee Notur.
(Speriut fra @neelfD.
6. H. Wnber{eu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-29


0i bar mobtaset mango sobe bilige
Bigger, iom lite .r opfsrt I bort aatas
log. Samme ialses til neofot pris,
fualanse Oplaset parer. prtfsras ct
uette. Os gsserne i.nbes portofrit, til
OpIaeet er ubfOIst, | ben Orben. fom
8eftiGinserne inblsber. Sfrip meb
bet fammen, inben b. er for TENT.
POT. 8i1eber at Norbens 9ifiOrie.
Deb 6reberit gorfOeb. 294 @iber.
/ Omifas. Nebfat fra $1.20 til
til 0anmarts Siitorie unber 5res
berit ben 5rebie. Mf gbr. Bruun.
248 Siber. I Omfag. Hebfat fra
$1.4O til soc.
210. gmbebe og Ordination | beres
S%ognepraft til Ct. Sans Menigbeb
I Obenie. 800 @iber / OmHas.
0sbfat fra $1.0O til soc.
211. 2utber. st tirtelist 5eftfpil. uf
Or. Sans !6eris. Nptoriferet Ooers
iatteGie otter Originul.ns 10. Dps
lag, af Otto apnbe. "a @iber, /
Omf1us. Nebfat fra SOC. til 25e.
212. Sra DeidieIfloben til bet ftfIe
5ap. 5orteninser at polite Gore
fatters, peb Soban @rope. 294
@darlins. 80 @iber, OmFas.
Nebfat fra 4Oc. till zoe.
214. Minbdfrift ON 8ernbarh Ses
perrin Snsemsnn. s 9unbrebaora
efter bans Gsbiel, at midarbt pee
terfen. 210 Siber, tnbbunben.
Nebfat fra $1.70 til $1.30.
215. 2ibet paa 2anbet. Sfifbrtnser
af Mnton Nielfen. 1876 Siber Il
Omnas. Nebfat fra zoe. til 4Ot.
PIG. Gre HoMler of gmiI Marriot.
Torfatter til Den sejftIiee Dsb".
Obsrfdt df u. Rierulf. 231 Stber,
| Omfras. Ntbfat fra $1.35 til
soc. #,.u
218. Smaafrifter til Oplpsnins for
ariitne. llbgipne at prof. Dr. Gre
berit Rielf.n. popens llfeifbarhtb.
Sre 8rebe fra. s. bon Dsllinser.
Meb S~nblebninger os Mnmertnins
ger. 40 @iber, / OmTae. NebFut
fra BOX. til zoe.
219. Smua 0ists. af l1He girfebai.
Meb ct JorOrb at $. 9ertabOrn.
95 Siber. Nebfot fra 40c. til 15c.
900. Maa ban tomme9 Snterisr | en-
@tt. Of @nna &ierulf. Opfsrt
fsrite Sang peb %itforeiiiainsen
pua congratulated / @nlebnins at
abinbernes Uplifting fra Gortib os
Nutib 1895. 80 @iber, / Omilas.
Nebfot fra zoe. til Sc.
221. 2utbers 5oiteprabifene.. Nebz
fat fra Csc. iii 25c.
222. Jorebras ps Optsnelfer at g..
s. 9ermanien. Meb Tororb at
9ubbig Sdrsber. 80 Siber, | Sms
flag. Jlebfat fra 40c. til zoe.
223. @ernbarb Seberin Sneemanns
0isteritillins os Dieterparf, If
Sens Nsrsaarb. 1876 @iber. / Oans
flag. Nebfat fra $1.2o til 60c.
224. 2ampen mslem Ssber pe &riits
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Biaeber al 6beroagslibet.

Sti5aer of glpin.
Ct ~interesiant % praftiif lille Sfrift.
8 Omflag 8 Gents.
Danifb 2utb. publ. 9oufe
Blair, Nebr
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23

JOSEPH FoUCHE- MINISTER OF THE FRENCH
NATIONAL POLICE.
not to let this opportunity slip, of hav-
ing the private secretary of the chief Of
the state. in my pay, that chief whom
it WAS so requisite for me to follow step
by step in order to know what he had
done and what he WAS about to do.
The proposal of the secretary was ac-
cepted, and he every month very pune
tually received blank order. for - 900
francs, the promised sum. which he
was to draw out Of the treasury. And
l was enabled, reciprocally. to verify
and strengthen the inforInations of the
secretary by those | received from
Josephine, and vice versa. | was stron-
ger than all my enemies put together"
Describing in detail the methods
which made him master of the secrets
and of the fears of France. as Napoleon
was master of her destiny, Fouche says:
1t will not be doubted that l had
salaried spies in all ranks and orders.
l had some of both sexes hired at the
rate of Il thousand or two thousand
francs per mcnth, according to their
Importance and their services
Il also had my foreign spies. 1t was
In my cabinet. also, that the foreign
gazettes, prohibited TO the perusal of
the French people, were collected, alb
stracts of which We're made for nv own
use.
"All the state prisons We're under nv
control, as well as the gendarmerie.
The delivery Of the visa of passports
belonged to me. To me was assigned
the duty of watching amnestied indi-
riduals and foreigners. 1 established
general comnissariats in the principal
towns of the kingdom, which extended
the network of the police over the
whole Of France, and especially our
frontiers.
Il will not therefore dissemble that
II was in my power to act upon the fear
or terror which either more or less con-
stantiy agitated the possessor of an I'M
limited power. The great searcher in
TO the state, l could complain, censure
and condemn for the whole of France.
such then was this vast and terrific
machine called the general police of
the empire
ANA Napoleon's minister of police did
not oferratc his genius and power.
Says Bourrienne Napoleon's first secre
tar.-:
lie machinery he set in motion was
SO calculated that the police was rather
Tie police OF Fouche than that of the
minister OF the general police"
wiring of one of the famous con-
spiracies against Napoleon, Bourrienne
says:
/ have never had any doubt in my
own mind as to the secret support given
10 the conspirators by Pouches police"
Menevai, who served Napoleon as
secretary from 1902 to 1914, SAYS:
Two men, or, rather, two evil genif
had attached themselves to Napoleon's
fortunes. Everybody will know that
am referring to Fouche and Talley-
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23

VII
~HE one man, probably, among
81 all the civilian and military
agents of Napoleon whose
grasp seized upon the very
yitals Of the Napoleonic system was
Joseph Fouche. When Napoleon was
advised after the fashion Of his time
to resort to killing in order to remove
certain personages held to be dangerous
TO his sway. he RETAINED, with one
notable exception, from scruples OF
heart and conscience. But he more
than once declared in tones OF bitter
regret: Il should have shot FOuche.
Il should hayehangcd Fouche, Yet IN
the most perilous days of the consulate
and empire Fouchc, self confessed
boodler, briber, conspirator and traitor,
was NapoIeons right arm. These are
Pouches own words for describing the
intrigues which placed him at the head
of the national police:
"Endcrhand means were the only
ones that could be employed at first.
The time for throwing off the mask was
not yet come
Recalling. years after the event, the
part he played i'll making Napoleon die
tatcr Of France, over the heads or
rivals in the directory, he says:
THE revolution of st. Cloud would
have failed had | opposed it. 1t was
in my power to mislead Sieyes, put
Barras On his guard and enlighten
Gohier and Moulins. l had only to
back Dubois de GRANGE the only Oppos-
ing minister. and the whole would have
fallen to the ground. But it would
have been stupidity in me not to have
preferred some future prospects to an
unpromising blank.
Worming himself into the secrets Of
counter cOnspirators, he says, Il in
formed BOnaparte of ALL Even Ma
poleon's household was invaded by this
interchangeable spy. The rOyalist plot
tiers for the return of Bourbon king
employed one of their clique, the
Colntcsse de Guichc, to open commu-
nications with NapoleOn's wife. Says
FOuchc:
"She obtained some interviews, and l
WIS lll'DE1Ilttl VI liltll ny
herself, who. in conformity to our con-
ditionS, .euented by Il thousand francs
per day 5000. instructed me in all that
PASSED II the interior of the chateau.
THE natutS, of the conflict in which
| ENGAGED uIay be conceived. Luckily,
had .Ios;'Vl:.iIr III IIy interest, and the
Private secretary WAS devoted to my
Jews Having Charge of the papers
and secrets of his master. he discOv-
cred that | spent 10000 francs $50
O00D monthly for tie purpose of keep
ing Il cons tamt wtch on the life of
the first consul. He called on ME
and offered to inform me exactly OF
all the proceedings of BOnaparte for
2J,n0O francs per month. and he made
me this offer as q EiCanS of saving,
100000 francs per annunl. l took care
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23

Appointments.

Water Works, Sewerage System, Hot and
| Cold Baths, Cold Storage, Livery Stables,
Daily Mail. Long Distance Phone, Physician,
Store, Mill, Soda Fountain, Private School,
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23

AN able Kansas lawyer who was
arrested in that prohibition com
monwealth for being drunk, made a
successful defense in court, arguing
that, as he had acquired his Jag in
Missouri, to try him in Kansas must
necessarily be violation of the inter-
state commerce law.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23

Hotels open June 18th, 1904, under man
agement of Mr.. p. A. Cabell, Of Danville, Va.
Mr.. Cabell is a gentleman having perfect
knowledge of the courtesies most pleasing
to guests. AS proprietor of the Virginia
Cafe he has established a wide reputation as
caterer to the best tastes. He has secured
the services of Chef without an equal,
probably, in Virginia or the Carolinas, and
with the ample resources of the Wade Mecum
Spring Company's establishment to draw
from, it is proposed to delight all corners
with the character and style Of our cuisine.
An orchestra, directed by Prof. S. Schulz,
one hundred well furnished rooms, baths
and toilets on each floor, gas lights, six
hundred feet of well shaded veranda, look
ing down on Diamond Lake and out upon
the castleated heights of the Sauree Noun
tains, will assist his efforts to entertain.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23

1T would be good thing if judges
who were sensitive about their dig
nifty would be more careful to pre-
serve their dignity, and not go off at
half-cock with contempt proceedings
Norfolk Public LEDGER.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23

The guns of the formidable Ameri-
/ can squadron off Tangier will not
carry two or three hundred miles to
where Raisulii is in safe hiding with his
kidnapped prisoners.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23
Sold in Henderson by Parham Bros. Supply Co.

The sorry situation of the New
Y ork octogenarian who was black
mailed by an octaroon emphasizes
the truth OF the proverb that there
is no fool Xix an old fool.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23

THE price of beef is very high at
Port Arthur. Same in Wilmington,
for a little beef on q few bones.
miIgtOn Star.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-06-23

Beginning August Is and continuing daily
toSeptember 8, round trip tickets will be sold
account OF the above conventions from all
points In the Southeast to either Los Angeles
or SAN Francisco at extremely low rates.
with final return limit October 80.
Tickets will permit OF ten DAYS stop-oy.r
at ST. Louis and allow holder privilege of go
ing one route and returning another without
additional cost, except that tickets returning
VIA Portland an additional charge of $ll 90
will be made
The Frisco Rock Island System offer ex-
cellent routes in either direction.
Write for rates, descriptive literature and
full information and let us plan your trim
S. L. PARROTT, D. P. A.
Atlanta Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-07
WILL BURT A BAD JUN.
Negro Who Terrorixes His Race |,
 West MOntxOmery

Negro Who Terrorixes His Race in
 West Montgomery.
 The Montgomery police are on the lookout for an unusually bad negro who bears a regular Bad Man Ben bow" reputation and deserves it.
 His naMe is Will Burt, and his habit has been for some time to get on drunken spree and show his terr6rizing influence among the negro inhabitants of Stone Street His last performance of note and the one for which the po- lice are now wanting him, was the shooting of three negroes on Stone Street with a shotgun about o'clock Monday night Calvin Weaver. one of the wounded negroes. received the worst of the flesh wounds from the bad negros gun.
 They allege that they were standing on the sidewalk talking. when Burt approached them and without provoca- ton opened fire on them with his shot gun.
 Look out!' they say he cried, Pm going to shoot me nigger." and be- fore they had time to say a word or seek cover, he fired into their midst The police are close on Burt's trail and expect to land him in the city prison on warrant charging assault to mur- der.