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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-07
u orb &crautpn.

- Soiepb 8ernesfp wurSe firth
SOnnta9 Wtorgen aui Dem i0eimwesC
an Wtarpine gluenue BON orel Serlen
ange9riifen unb ua6oem er beiiunun9s.
los 9el6lagen morben mar, beraubten lie
ibn nm $50. Sarnestp wurbe nah meb.
reren Stunoen nit blutenben 9Sun0en
am @eli6t uno Sopfe auf9eIunoen unO
na6oem er iid) senii9euo erbolt bate,
be;ei6nete er 2Silliam Sinsfus unO
stanley Wtartin ais ;mei leiner 9ln9reis
fer. Die @enannten muroen uerbaitet
unO fir ibr geridtli6es @rl6eiuen un'
ter je 81 900 Siir9i6ait seitelt.
- Der 8irtb 6ranf Callahan uon
Son Storb gluenue purOe furS Dor 8
llbr an Oieuitag Wiorgen 6ur6 Wiag
ROberts, einem Oienitmdb6en Der SSrs
min 5amilis al Ienn 2lusnue, in Den
llnterleib 9eI6oHen. Die slffaire er'
eignete ii6 binter oem @ran6 Central
Sptel oil Sadamanna 9luenue. @al!a.
ban bate fiiuiSebn Wtinuteu uorber
eincn Sal in Der &ieoertran; SallC
uerlaiieu, oas Dtdb6en iOlste ibm unO
ais er Ourh Die Sintertbiire ueri6wano,
erret6te lie ibu, io9 obne ein 9Sort
ju reOen eiueu 9teuOluer berauS unN
oriidte oenlelben iweimal ab. Ser
erite SbuB perieblte iein i3iel, Del
;meite bran9 ieOod Callahan in ben
lluterleib. CALLAHAN fiel niecer, erbot
iidl aber mieber unb lief nad) einel
Sutibe, Die ibn nat Dem 2adamannu
Oolpital nabm. OaS Widb6en muroC
BON einem @eiGbrteu 9allaban's 9ebal.
ten, bis Die Roli;ei eri6ien es er.
tlGrte, baB Gallaban peripro6en babr,
lie ;u beiratbeu, bieS aber ipdter permei'
9erte, morauf iie am obi9eu 9lbeuo
belbloB, iib ;u tOoteu, bieS aber ni6t
fertig brabte uuo oann entl6ieo, Sal.
laban III t0bten. Der Saui elmer Su9el
bur6 Die Sleiouu9 oes WtdO6ens beitd.
ti9te ibre Sehauptung, OaB iie Suerit
Selbitmoro perlu6te. ,Sm Solpital
bieB es Dienitas WtOrssn, baB @allas
bans Nuube ein 9ei6brlihe iei. aber
nur i'm Sale pon Ylutuer9iitune fatal
uerlaulen wiirOe. 0as Wtdo6en marO
an alei9en 3ia6mittas einem YerbOrC
unterwOrfen unO oann Obne 3ulaliun9
pou Siir9l6aft bem @eIGn9niB iiber.
peien, nm ben Serlauf Der Munoe uou
CALLAHAN abjumarteu. Dad Den letter
0ia6ri6tsn pom 9oipital erl6eint es
fraSIih, oh CALLAHAN nit Dem &eben Oa'
noufDmmt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-07
Hde xhdI dbndrts

IaBlu-.- - Ycr9eiiet niht oas GorSert
uno Bali Oes bieiigeu 8riitli SrantCn
llnterlt. Yereins am uGd)iten Wtonta9
glbeuo. IS miro baS Seite gebotcn,
mas nur ein Wteul6 in 9ciitigcr mo
anoerer 0inii6t uerlangen tann.-0err
3obn S6ilb all StOrr Stru6e feicrte
leeten Wtontag 9lbcnO i'm Seiicin leiner
Sinocr unO Sreunbe nit ieiner Satin
Oas 6eit Der iilbernen S0Ohjeit. lSir
miiulben Den ,Subilanten iu ibrem 25s
jdbri9en SeiiaMmeniein @ottcs Slid
unO Sesen lidhitcu Samitas 9lbeno
finOet oic monatlide Gerlammlung Ocs
Sriitli st. Il. Sereins itatt. - 5ral
Wtargaretba 2Gnuler. Satin oes Sru.
3obn 5dnnler pom @rOpe StraBe, be-
finoet iih, mie mir naGtrG9li6 pernoms
men baben, bctreffS ibrcr @Glun0beit III
fritiihem 3ultanoe. 9Sir bOiien unb
miiniheu, oaB iie li6 nieber erbolt, be-
ionoers Oa tic lid als cine CUTE unO
belieuOe 6rau Der 9Saiientinoer crlpielcn
bat.-6err 6einrib Jtotb, mel6er me-
gen Srantbeit lesten Samltag bic 9lrbeit
einitelleu muBte, lit auI Dem 9Se9e Der
Seierung.-Oer friibere 9SirtB Serr
Oenrp uOn 9SeiIenilub befinbct lib auf
Der Sranfenliite. - 9Sie 0err SObn
S6ilO i'll 6IOrioa uns mittbeilt, miro CT
uu9eiGbr am 15. ober 20. bs. WttS.
misOer bier eintreiien.-Sin 6riiblin9S'
Iiiitlein mebet, ;u 6liibmann d Weibel
9ebet fir cure 6riibjabrstleloer.
= 98abrenb Der 2lbweienbeit Der
Samilic wuroe am 0ounerita9 bic Oa'
uio yowrp 9Sobnuu9 3u WtinoOfa uon
eincm 9inbre1er beiu6t uno er beltabl
Sielelbe nm SIS i'll 8aar9elb.
- Die Sabnitation Der 2udaipannu
@iitnbabn III Sadawanna wurbe friib
am Wtonta9 Wtpr9en pieber einmal uOu
Ginbre6ern beiudt unO Die aerlc erbrai
fen nabe;u alle Siiten in Der 6rahtab'
tbeilun9 uno eutuabmen Scnlclben eir
grOBereS Suantum 2SaarGn, mdbren(
Die 3ifrt Office unbelditi9t 9elaiicu
muroe.
- 3n Der 9SObnung bcS 2bomaS
yoiOsm ;u Ourpta wuroe am WiOntal
9iaht Oieier, Soiepb SonoO uuO [3OiepE
Suroo pon Siio Scranton perbaitet
mGbrcnO brei anocre WtGnncr entfamer
unO in ciner alten Wtine 3uiluht nab
men. Die Serle iteben inter Dem Ser
Oadte, III lester 3eit ;u OurDea per
| l6iebene @inbriide UOlliiibrt III Baben
2llS man am Oienitag Die Wtiue mad
ben 9ntIlObeueu Ourhinhtc, iano man
oaB lie wieoerum auSgetniiien maren
Die orei Serbaiteten bcitanpen an
9leideu 0ia1mittag ein SerbUr, be
melbem li6 SoioS ibulOig betannt
uno Die anoeren aud in NiitlCiOeni6ai
;O9; Oa teiner Die geforpertc SiirS
lbait pon 81 900 leiiten tonnte, ianOt
man iie nab Dem SeI1ngniB.
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Snee Tarfer Rcttsen.

= 3bomas .. 9epan BON 9ior
Wtatn StraBe, Der As Sabre lang al
Der Wtt. Blealant @rubs Yormann mar
mar, itarb geitern i'm 2llter "A Sabren
= Sane, Die Is Wionate alte 3od,te
Der @beleute 3oiepb y. Wtatbias Dol
Price StraBe, itarb aln Dicnitag uni
miro beute I'M Naibburn StraBe 6rieO,
bOfe beeroigt werOen.
= Serr unb SSrau SenrD StOber uou
OOogetown reiiten am Oienltag mad,
8O6eiter, u. o., woielbit ibr Sobn
@eor9e ieit Sabren ieBbaft lit. Sis
9eoenten ll9 oauernO bort anjuiiebeln.
: 9Billiam gtoQ, Oto. 12O Wtc0tidb.
oils 9ourt wobnbaft, fiel seitern entleelt
5u SOoen, wGbrenO er an Wtittaestis
l6e JAP. @r mar 30 Sabre alt un6 es
iiberleben i'm bic 2Sittwe uuo iiini
Sinber.
- Oauib Seeos BON GailroaS 9luer
nue, Der einem Sauimanne einen mertb.
lolen Sbed uon S22 aufbGn9te, murOe
am Oonneritag uerbaitet uno fir iein
9ert6tliheS 9ri6einen unter $500
Siir9i6aft 9eitelt.
- Sin Suiten uno cine Grfdltun9
tommen 9ewObnlib ;uiammen. Or.
9lu9nlt SOni9's Samburger Yruittbee
pertreibt Die @rtdltung, uno Der Ouiten
perl6minoet NIT berielben; cine CUTE
Sefreiun9, ba Sulten unb @rtdltun9en
Dem Spltem sefdbrli6 werOen tOunen.
: Die n0tut uno Bolt" gSerfe III
Segler Valleg, mel6e ieit benz leeten
9topember uur flint Gage Die g8o6e ar.
betteten, baben nunmebr Den pollen 8es
trieb auf9enommen, benn cine srOBere
aniabl Seltellun9en iino ein9etrofien,
Die fpeni9itens fir mebrere Wtonate
polle 3eit ii6ern.
= Or. &. q. @riit, Elm bcfannter iuns
ger slrSt bieier Seite. ftarb am Conn.
tag IN Ietner Wobuun9 al Siio Wtain
apenie mad elmer 10tG9igen Sraufbeit
an Der Suu9eneutiiinbun9. Der Ser.
itorbene murbe Dor 33 Sabren in 9Sap.
erlp, U. g., seboren uno feline Beeroi9s
un9 erfol9te seitern Su 3untbaunod.
= slusuit Yaniis uOn Deder Court
bate bcabii6ti9t, iid 9eitern nit Wtin.
ME HoOS BON 9ianticOfe permdblen III
laiien, bod am glbeuO ;upOr lieB i'm
Static, 2oAter bes Sobn S6weiser pom
gioroenoe, pe9en 9ebrO6enem @bepers
lpre6en uerbaiten, nit melder er iriiber
uerlobt mar. Rauiis wurOe an Wton.
tag slbenO Dem 9efdn9niB iiberwieieu,
bod 9elang es ibm am Oienita9 Silr9.
lfaft 81 erlan9en unO baraufbin fonnte
Die 1rauung nit ieiner sluserforenen
Oob itattfinoen.
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Nufl6iuuas;Nerfan

Sacobs & 6aiolO, 2o9 s8aibinston
9lpenue, Die befannten Odubler in
Granddaughter, SilOern, Sunitproonf.
ten, ETC., mer6en ibre @ei6ditsperbin>
ouns auilOien. Sn 9lubetra6t oieier
5batiahe bubeu iie einen 9roBen glui.
lOiuu9S .Sertaui bs9onusn. Der game
Yorratb BON Yil6errabmen, Yiloern,
9iippluhen, Granddaughter uuO fertl8
semildten 6arbcn miro iu iebr HieOrisen
Breiieu pertauit, I'M Die Wtittel our
sluflOluns oes @el6Gites ;u erlunsen.
Sebermann weiB, oaB Oie 6irna 9acObs
d 6aiOlo Waareu eriter SualitGt bGlt
uno bieie fOnueu jeet billi9 erlanst
werOeu. Srin9eu Sic lest Sbre
Yilber gum @inrabmen. Granddaughter
Der neueiten Wtuiter uuS alleS llnoere
pirb seopfert. Die BreiSreouftlon
wirb fortscleet bis gum 1. Sum-, wann
Der 9Se6iel in Der 6irma itattfinOct. IA, p
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-07
EBilfesbarre Rahrihten.

- Sin 0ieger periudte am Oienita9
Die IL Sabre Gliiabetb Gi6aros pom
Seanesuilei (bei SascltOu) gu 9arrotti.
rem, ais lie pon Der Shule bcimfebrte,
inoem er ibr cine Shlin9e iber ben
9opf mari. Oas WiGOben rief I'M
0ilfs unO bsireite iid nad perSweifelten
glnitrengungeu. 9Senn man ben Serl
erwii6t, ut Elm SDnd9eribt lebr mabrs
i6einlid.
- Sobn Sbupp bon Carer 9luenue
wurbe am Oienita9 BON Der Canning
0ampfiprisc iiberfabren unb itarb fiini
Wiinuten ipGter. Die Sprite fubr
na6 einem 6euer an SOuas SOngs
Store unO beim ulmbiegen all Der @de
pom Siio Wtain Strabe warO Der 2reis
ber BON ieinem Site 9ei6leuoert uno
Sbupp perlu6te Die milo Sabin raIeus
ben Eferbe an;ubalten unO gerictb babel
unter bic 9tGoer oes OGmpIers, lpelhe
ibm iiber Sopf unb Sruit 9in9en.
= Sn Der Spelunfe beS Safe Sras
mer al Sit Wtartet Stra6e, bic in 10
iiblem Iufe itano, OaB inn cine net
tere Gi;euS perpei9ert wurbe, ipielte iid)
OonnerItag 9ta6t cine mglteriOie glfs
faire ab. GS befanSen lit Oaielbit Swei
iibetberiiftigte 5sraurn;immer namenS
9tunie SmenS uno SSba WtoOre, Die aui
chamber eiferiiihtig maren we9en eiueS
0epiiien Gbic 9iolau. Die Wtdohen
iaBen uon eiuanoer entiernt al uerlhies
Oenen 3ilben uuo aud 9iolan mar i'm
Sotale auweieub. @egen Dtitternaht
nurben beioe WtGohen 'rnerbalb meni'
ger 0tinuten bemuBtlOs. Die ifleus
uigit beruieneu 9ler;te fOunteu peni9
tbun uno orOneten Die llGberiiibrun9
Der Eaticntcn uad) Dem Wtercg SOIpital
al, mOielbit 9lnnie Swens am Sreita9
WtOr9en itarb, mGbrcnO Sba WtoOre
iid) mieoer pollitGnbi9 erbolte. SIS uns
terlie9t teiucm 3wcifel, baB beiOc Wtdb'
den all Spiumuer9iftung litten, aber
mer ibucn bas Silt beibra6te, lit baS
bis Jest unlOsbare 0tGtblel, Oa oas
Wtoore WtGOhen ieoe SenntntB i'll 9lb.
reoe ltellt. SGmmtlife bel Der gliiaire
anweicnOen 3erionen lino pcrbaitet
worOen, I'M alS 3eugen uernOmmen ;u
merOen. SpGter erfldrten Die @OrO.
ners Gei6wOreneu, NaB Die Swens baS
Silt i'll iclbItmoroeriider 9lbiiht &C.
nommen babe.
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9tellc
&ald)luaarcll
-. fur.
yriibliug nno gOmmcr.
rluIst siasns SmpUrtaticusn uut bic bsifsn
probuts rts amtrifauiibsu Warft's.
@rOBe @rOffnnnss=
slnsitsluns jeoen
Sag bieier ISOLDE.


@ptalb % eas Bcttr trlaubt. prresn cit
bic Gntpsduna ma6ru, RAP ptsirs bic srpbis
NalUpaarsn SauUm . n,M apns,n %mT S,t,rrt W " mar ar
gslw WV w m't" 80 "a ~, orOssr SpTbr
Am SapiIah,'n VsV'n wv NV ~ S ,Is ,,, Rs'
nne "Hssapt ea'au VUtV' sTims nmS,isr,ia, nm M Nj,
Gats iSutr,fftn, mas bisbsr in ptr IrtIlpsli
asIsbtu muret.
e....;... .,,;, es,-s;is, soroousie rim
,ariss 8spebs in Ssies uHp tapsnrr.
n ox,,,I;, al, ,roh,rcfI,r Srspt
G,runp nit usTatbGusrutsn Srt'ftn ron Sstrs
tn sIau' rOla' ps'B' 'aVn'' s'A" ""' '~UA'''
irion Seioe, (Stpt uup Saumpcas) tin
ft1tlnrts ist6tss G'tptht 6abrltat IN aufn
GarOsn' ms''fsntp'''S 'O"''"''V"'"'" N'"'"''
Sabau SeiDe in Zen pppulGrtu Champagne
@Satiirunasu, nit rptbsn, sruusn uup traunsn
puufhu ron Stiet unp Saumprat. Dtls
MAIDEN prabtupar 5ailrn unp Idnss AnSlss.
6.s s.i,,,;A basfdhsr ols
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-07
NU. 4IO Spruee etraee,

sluIeisen fiuoen Our6 oaS vUOdeu'
blatt" Die peiteite Serbreitun9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-07
2ittstpn.

- Our6 cine @rplOiion in Der No.
IA Grube Der Ycnnmluania Soblen So.
wurSen am WtithpO6 pier WiGnuer per
brannt, wOuon ;pei 9efdbrlif. Die
geute Sin9en nit unbelbiistcn Sampcn
in Die .3ede, moOur6 oaS llu9liid cut.
itano.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-07
lIm;ms! llmju9!

Die meltberiibmte Singer 9idbmu.
ihinen 9ompanie" 1T uon ibrem bisbe,
ri9en Stanbquartier au Sadamanna
apenue na6
No. 4IO Sprues Straee,
mo friibsr bas Sdubsei6dft pOn
Sdant & spencer mar, um9ejo9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-07

Senen sema6ten Serbeierun9en weroen
an9efiibrt, Die Serpaltuns Der Seam=
ten selobt uno iiberbaupt lolhe 6ragen
beriibrt. Die Dem allsemeinen 8obl bic
nen. Der WtaDor bantt Sulest fiir oas
linn se,eiste Gnt9e9eHfommen uno boilt,
oaB oaiielbe bis sum @nbe ieines amtss
terminS anbalten wirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-07

- Su G9ica9O miro aui Dem Elaee
oes SCrris 9Sbeel 8arf, 9Sri9bt 9lue. unb
u. Glart Str., Gin neues 2bsatsr sebaut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-04-07

- Die Republifaner uominirten sss
tern in 9arrisburs 9Obu 3. @ltiu fir
bas Sberseri6t.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-20

arrested for Selling Whiskey in Colds
bOro. E'ireman'S Ball.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer)
doldsboro N. G., Oct. 19.-The
DI,ehlocratic county and legislative can
uluates will begin their canvass of the
county tomorrow, and the first place
t nt they will speak will be at Pine
crest, in Fork township.
white man by the name of
Rhodes, was up before Mayor Hood
tllS morning for being drunk on the
Streets and was fined $500 and the
costs.
w nile on the stand the mayor asked
key.
he told the mayor that he had given
young BOB Rice the money and asked
him to get the whiskev for him. which
Rice did.
rushed to the Wall.
Rlce told the MAYOR he bought the
liquor from John Dempsey, a colored
man, VINO runs a pool room, cigar
and confectionery stand near the
mayors office, for Mr.. II. j. Mattox
Dempsey was imme 1iately arrested
and given a hearing and bound over
| to the next term of WAYNE Superior
| Court in a 500 justified bond, which
he promptly gave and was released
! from custody.
Blind tigers must 90, for our people
are determined to uphold the prohibi-
| ton law which was carried i'm our town
| last January.
Mr.. Jno. r. Wrenn. electrician in
the government printing office and
| Mr.. Leon Wrenn, of the Electric
Street Railway of Washington, ID. G..
are in the city on a visit to THEN
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Wrenn.
The Firemen's Ball at Kinston, or
| the evening of October 28th. promises
to be a big society event, ana for the
! accommodation of Il number of Colds
| boro and New Bern people, the At
| lantic and North Carolina has ma 1e
4 special low rate for the occasion
! Mayor Geo. f. Hood, and the mem.
| bers of our fire department have beer
invited to attend as guests Of honor
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-20
SINCLAIR AND SLOCOMB.
SlOcomb'S Peculiar Views as to the
Color Line Gets Him II TOaSting.
(Special to News and Observer

(Snecial TO News and Observer
FavetteVille N G.. Oct. 10, 1904
The Joint county canvass here promi-
SEES to give ample entertainment to all
who attend. The main debate is be-
tween ~ A. Sinclair. Esq, Democratic
candidate for Senate and A. II. Slo-
comb. Esq. late Republican candidate
for Congress this district, now one of
the Republican candidates for County
Commissioner. At Geddie's Gin on
Monday he spoke first and brought up
the negro issue denouncing as Demo-
cratic lie the statement that negro
boy and white girl were on the stage at
National Republican Convention. He
further said, in speaking Of the Booker
Washington incident and nomination
of Roosevelt by a negro on request.
that Washington was only One-fOurth
negro and that the one who nominated
Roosevelt was just as white in color
as Mr. Sinclair. On the refoinder Sin
clair literally roasted him. thanking
God that he was not from that part
of ankeedom where they excused a
negro by his light color That if Slo-
cumb saw things in this light no WOn-
der he denied in opposition to the
whole press that the boy on the stand
at the National Convention was a ne
gro, and that his very statements,
even if he was an eye witness showed
that his statements We're worthless.
The candidates are speaking to-day az
Stedman.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-20
DIED IN A SLEEPER.
j. II. Murphy, of New York, on His
Way Home.

Especial to News and Observer
Charlotte n. G., Oct. 19.-J. b.
Murphy, of New York, apparently a
prosperous young business man of
about 80 years of age, died in one of
the sleepers attached to train No. SO
near Kings Mountain at about 3
o'clock this morning of heart fail
ure The body was brought to Char
lotte and taken TO an undertaking es-
tablishment. 1t will be sent to New
York on one of the evening trains
Mr. Murphy, accompanied by his wife
and two year old child, was travelling
from Ell Paso. Texas to New York.
He had been suffering with heart dis
ease and was very sick when he
boarded the train. He expired while
the train was in motion near King s
Mountain Mrs. Murphy remained in
the city to-day and accompanied the
remains of her husband to New York
| this evening.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-20

Iof Kentucky at one fare for the round
Trim TO voters and dependent members
of their families on presentation OF
certificate issued by Thomas II. Nc
Kee for the Republican and }. d. SIN
mott of the Democratic committee,
both of these gentlemen having o1lces
in the Riggs House. me tlcketS are
available for registration during me
month of October and for the natlonal
election.
one of the bidders for granite Tor
the new National Museum is the North
Carolina Granite Corporation at MI.
Airy There are eighteen BIDS III all.
OF course there is deep regret ana
sympathy here for the unfortunate
and most terrible catastrophe IN army
circles at Manila, in which, II IS stateI
by cablegram, Second Lleutehanl
William ID. Pritchard, son of Judge
Jeter c. Pritchard, of the United
States Circuit Court, become insane
and shot and killed Second Lieutenant
Fred l.. Deem.
Nothing is known at the War De-
partment of the relations existing be-
tween the two officers, which would
explain the melancholy occurrences.
William ID. Pritchard was appointed
in June, 1902, and was the junior ofii-
Ger of the regiment Previously he
had served with the same rank in the
volunteer army in the Tenth Infantry
and was first lieutenant in the Forty
ninth Infantry and in the Porto Rice
Provisional Regiment. Nearly all OF
his services had been rendered in the
! Philippines Lieutenant Deem was from
Texas, having been graduated from
the Military Academy in 1897. Both
men were about twenty-six years OF
age. JUDGE Pritchard has the sincere
sympathy of everybody here i'm this
great affiction.
Arrivals at hotels: u. T.. Nogler
Salem Winston, National; Fay Ross
| Charlotte, Mary w. Cameron. n. c..
| at Metropolitan; Robert 5. Young
| Concord National.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-20

Congressman George Henry White, OF
Tarboro, n. c., writes the following let
ter to DR.. Hartman concerning Peruna:
House of Representatives,
Washington, Feb. 4, 1899.
Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, o.:
Gertlemen-sI am more than salts.
fled with Peruna, and find it to be an
excellent remedy for the grip and ca.
farrfr. l have used it in my family
and they all join me in recommending
II as an excellent remedy.
Very respectfully,
George II. White.
If you have catarrh write to DR.. Hart
man, giving a full statement OF your
case, and he will be pleased to give you
his valuable advice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President OF
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-20
Judge and Solicitor Praised.
washington Messenger.)


His Honor Judge r. Il. Jones is re-
ceiving many compliments upon his
ability as presiding officer at this
term of the Superior Court. He is
one of the best Judges to preside at
our court in sometime. He is certainly
an honor to the Superior Court bench.
Solicitor Ward is the right man in the
right place. Mr.. Ward has no SUI
perior in North Carolina as prOsecut-
ing officer.
The Charlotte papers note the death
death of Mrs. James H. Carson, in her
list wear She was greatly beloNed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-20
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-05
Frost, RAIN. DROUGHT
All Three Are Working injury to the
Country,s Crops

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 1.-The
weather bureaus weekly summary Of
crop conditions says: The temperature
conditions during the week ended Oct. 3
have been generally favorable for matur-
ing and harvesting late crops. although
and the Southern states. Heavy to kill
reported from Wisconsin. There was
practically no precipitation over the lower
Missouri valley and Southern states but
copious rains fell in New England, New
North valley, portions of the lower Mis-
souri, valley and Southern plateau region,
delaying work and injuring crops in some
of these districts. Drought continues in
the. upper Ohio valley and moisture is
needed generally in the Middle and South
and South Dakota. The weather condi-
tons were favorable in the Pacific coast
states, but more rain would be beneficial
in Oregon.
g Corn has experienced another week of
favorable conditions. but frost was in
down and damage in Illinois, and dry
weather is needed in Iowa to prepare the
crop for cribbing. Corn is practically
safe In Nebraska, less than per cent is
In danger from frost in Michigan and
Eastern Kansas 10 per cent in Ohio,
20 per cent in Northern and Central Illi-
nois and Missouri. Cutting is progressing
rapidly in all sections, being practically
completed in portions of Southern Mis-
souri, and nearing completion in Kansas
While threshing of spring wheat was
ing the early part Of the week this work
was resumed later and is now generally
well advanced in that state and is prog-
reSsing rapidly in the Dakotas.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-05
DULUTH

DULUTH, MINI, Oct. 4.--Another cargo
OF wheat was sold to go to Chicago to-
day making two worked thus far. The
Eastern demand is poor and exporters
find no improvement in the tone of for
eign inquiry. The market opened I'M
changed at s1.12H for December, sold up
to 81. 10, down to $1.115g, and closed
there, loss of sc. May lost &c. The
fluctuations Were nervous and bad. Flax
was sluggish and held within narrow
lines. October and cash closed &c low
er, and other options unchanged. Rye
to arrive advanced &c, and on track 11kc.
Oats advanced Il C.. Barley is weaker I'M
der the heavy receipts. The close:' Wheat,
to arrive, No: 1 northern, 81 1875; No, 2
northern, $1.0Sss; on track, No. 1 north
ern, sI.13%; No. 2 northern, $1.oS5s;
durunl. No. 1, &c. No. g., 93e; Deem
Der, $1.115s; May, 81 IA. Flax,--to ar
rive: 81. 145s; on track, $1;15ss; October,
81 1873; November 81. 15%; December,
81 151a; May, sf.1S1s. Oats, to. arrive,
So1sc, on track, 301ac. Rye. to arrive, 7sc;
on track, 7S1sc. Barley, soc to '45c. Cars
inspected: Wheat, 675; last year, a42;
corn, 1; OATS 172; rye, IL; barley, 27S;
fax, 81; last year, 379. Receipts: Wheat,
11,4S4 bu; oats, JIG, 720; barley, -234, 126;
rye, 500; flax, 1920. Shipments: Wheat,
479,126; rye, 5,247; flax, 1873, 1856.