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The leader., 1904-10-26

wv n 10 UditlIINO Ull IItlIIu-----1 @VA TO
Ell, SECTION Is, T 5, RS, FUND.
Jan. 4, To balance on hands 80 90
LINCOLN COUNTY JAIL FUND.
Jan. 4, To balance on hand $2224 &c
Gentlemen: My warrants and
vouchers accompany this report
for your examination and cancel
lation.
Respectfully submitted,
w. =. SUMMERS.
County Treas.
The leader., 1904-10-26
Cures Winter Cough.

j. E. Cover, 10l n. Main ST., Ottawa,
Kan, writes; every fall it has been
my wife's trouble to catch severe
cold, and therefore to cough al winter
long Last fall / got her a bottle of
Horehound Syrup. She used it and
has been able to sleep soundly all
might long. Whenever the cough
troubles her, two or three doses stop
the cough, and she is able to be up and
we'll" 25c, SOC, s100. Sold by Price
Drug Co.
G. B. Perkins is holding his re-
ception and dispensing refresh
ments in up-to-date style this
week.
The leader., 1904-10-26

Bert Smith is i'll with slow
fever.
The leader., 1904-10-26

Frank Willoughby and Dune
Herring spent Sunday in Wesson.
The leader., 1904-10-26
Il. Ell. BAGGETT,

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ASST. Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before
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a. d. 1904.
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GRACEFUL women

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Of beautiful woman suggests purity,
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Of civilization; an index always Of good
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The leader., 1904-10-26

Oct. 4, To balance on hand. sol rs
INTEREST FUND. JAIL BONDS.
July 9, To balance on hands 2Of 20
8, : r. G. Applewhite,
Aug. Q, To II. G. Appl0white,
Get. 4, BY balance .-.. ......-. 2O1 rs
S 2OI "a S 2O1 rs
Oct 4, To balance on hand 201 70
The leader., 1904-10-26

1872 IS 7S2 5S
Oct, 4, To balance on hand. 1856 81
SINKING FUNDS. JAIL BONDS.
July 2, To balance on hands COL 20
9 o, II. @. Applewhite,
Aug. 9, To II. @. Applewhite.
Oct. ,.By balance ........-.... Col IS
COL "a 6ol rs
Oct. A To balance on hand. COL %
The leader., 1904-10-26
Oct. 4, To balance on hand :. 1860 OF
TEACHERS, INSTITUTE FUND,

rs 80 lIY 50
Oct. A 10 bala4ce GA hand. As55
INTEREST FUND-E9S Sec, l6, TO, RS,
July 2, TO balance on hands 1871 80
81. ( p SsTTss s.......... & & & &
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15
Gin Hoar getrout.

3tpei Der 3piidenoeds Buiiagiere
maBten iid auf Dem Bier in ben
9unb ser Che ihntieoen oiien. gs
lparen bies elm Shpebe Sobomn
anuoien unb &atbarine Griitenien,
ieire 2anbsmdnnin. Gommiiidr 8.
z. @eis entbedte mad eiitem 8erbor,
Dob es better lei, ipenn Die 8eiben
ols Wonn nt1o 5rou nad) ibrem BE.
itimmiingsorte Gbicago fanietl, nnb
10 poq5og benn aih Hoitor Otto
apie Die 9rauung.
6 ompontrfe ein2ie6 4 ii r
81. 2ouis.
Inter oen 2aiiiten . Naiiugieren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15
Sit nn1ere
MbDn1tentet
tit @aibtngtOn..

Sr. Subn q. IOcGlcr BON Gr.
1109, 4. strafc, &.-8., lit nidt
mcbr Der I9cnt nuS @crtretcr OcS
r9cmtidJen GorrcIppnScntcu" in
8aibin9tOn. @ir crlan6cn nnS Oa.
fer, unIereu geebrten gl6onncnten in
@aiBin8tOn crgc6enit au5n3eigcn,
Oaf ale Scridti9nH9cn 8pbnnngs.
iuedicl 6ctrcffenS, O6cr IOnItigc
Sdrcibcn brett an bas Sanptbircan
bes r9cntiGcn GOrrcipunbcntcn,"
Ali ct. Saul Str, Baltimore,
IO, 5n ridJtcn iinO. Sin gcrtretcr
Oes rGUrrcIpunOcntcn" iuirS periu-
bid bel ben s6Onncntcn UOriprcder,
nn ScH Sn6ifriptiOasprcis gu eO0ef.
tircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15

Srouunqen. - SIM @ltcrn-
bullie Der 9rallt an Der Ybilo0cls
p6iu &oao trollte YoItor 81. s..
Stcrger opn Der 9reieinigfeitsfirde
Srn. @rnit &aaie uno Sri. Marga-
retbe Stl1mp, Sodter oeS Srn. Geo.
Stump. Sral5ergen moren Sr. Sill
bert Souptmonn ull0 SRI. Ilice
2oof. 9oS junge Baor miro III Nr.
1888, Critic StroBe, Sigblonotomn,
mobnen. 9eriel6e Yoitor trolte
aitd oen @rlloer Scr 8raltt, Srn. &.
@bmoro Stump, nit Sri. siberia
@eiB, Godter zines befonnten 9iir-
9erS bon Baltimore County. Srml-
5elgen moren Sr. @ilbelm Stltntp
un0 SRI. Wfario 8ollmor. Oos iunge
@uor miro an Der 8bilobelpbias
&ooo ieinen @obnlib nebmen. 8o.
flor Sterger ooll5og allf Die Sroits
ung oeS Srn. Gbriitiun @roB nit
Sri. Clara S6iuOler, gtortb- Ipemte
uno GaItle-S traBe. Srall5eltgen ipo.
rem Sr. @eorg 2eirer unb 6ro1t 60
pbie 2eirer. 9eSglei6en trolte Eos
flor Sterger Srn. Socob Sdneioer
nit SRI. Gbriitine Sdumm I'M Seim
oes 9rGutigoms, Nr. sol, 5000
moro- StrnBe. als Grou5eltgen fltl-
girteu Sr. @ilbeIm Sdumm uno
Sri. &oin ¬b.
@oIIteietncn &ou Of aus
fhIafen. - Hohcrt s. Ilport bon
Ger. 3449, Geoor.A nenue. fam geItern
nit einem tii6ti9en 8oilif nod
Dem mittleren StotionSbouie un0
perlongte, nod Dem 8efGngniB &c
ianbt 5l iperoer, INN oits5uifloten.
IlS CT ipdtcr Dem Toli6eiridter
Grammar porgefiibrt witroe, botte er
Ii6 iebod) b~eionncn lno iuiinldte,
nieoer beim 81 geAen. &obt @ron-
nan lieB i'm louien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15

befonO ii6 aud Yroi. 8idoro 9oit
ais SalberItaot, Der iid nod ct.
Souis begeben mill, Inn ooiel6lt Der
Auffii6rung ieiner Competition Die
er ipe5ieq fir Die 8eltatSiteaung
conlpouirt bat, b%ei5upobnen. @r lit
Seiter oeS air6endors 81 Salber-
Itaot.
3iiel @ein6erg, cine oeutlhe Rui-
fin, fam bierber, INN bon bier ans 81
ibrer Gouiine Sna Grin SIT 8loce
Ban, 0eui1ottlano, ST reiien. Sic
botte iebod MIR SIP bel ii6 uno cine
3ett lang WurOe lie 3llriidgeboltelt,
bis ii6 3rpet 8oiiagiere, Die iid na6
Ebildoelpbia begeben, bereit ertlar-
ten, iie mit5unebmcu. Sic iagte, itc
meroe iid) bier @el0 genug 3uiammens
iporen, mn oolm Die Geiie naA gtelt.
lbottlan0 81 MADDEN.
3petter Offi5ter mar in
Oofobama a..
Der 5tpeite Offi3er oeS 9ompferS,
Sr. $. Glnotb, mar 5ulcBt uti Dem
0umpfer nHoon" in Sopan utD Gbi.
na uno bate ais lol6er @elcgenbcit,
Die Sapaner fennen 81 lerneu. Sn
Oofobama mar er 3llr Belt, ais Scr
&rieg oltSbra6, uno eS nuroen geraoe
in Dem Safen bon ben Saponern Wti-
men gelegt. 9aber 0urften feline Der
S6iffe pdbreno oes Ntodts in Den
9ufen einlaufen u0cr oltSlnlfen. Iae
RoGri6ten bonn GriegSi6auplabe
puroen BON Den Saponern nit Subel
oufgenommelt, oa Die meiiten ia Sic
ge tbrer 2anoSleltte perfiinoeter. Sr.
altnotb bemerfte ie0od), ooB Der Sic.
9esiubel lunge nid)t Dem gleidtam,
Der 3. 9. in 0euti6lonb III iol6en
6Glen berriden WiirOe. Sn &obe
ulo Nogoiafi iino Die Safen3ugdnge
10 nit Minen ongefiiQt, Bob ielbIt
Der iapunil6e Sootle an gorO Oes
3ampferS @iibc butte, icincn @eg
gu finoen. Cine gang beoeutenoe
Steigerung Der 2ebcnsmittel bat ii6
in Sopon bemerf6ar gemo6t. Sr.
Sunotb iagte, Die Saponcr bitten
9~lnfongs altf Die ltnteritiibung Der
Gbineien gebofft, Oof lei bieiclbe
auSgeblieben. ~g8Gre Dies 81 StonOc
gefommen, 10 bofften Die Sopuncr,
Die RuiIen poaitdnoig aus 9liien 5n
oertreiben.
8on oen Offi5ieren lit ser pierte
Offi3ier, Sr. 81. Selrid)s, nel in 9al-
timore, 0esgIeiden Die beioen Ier5te.
3oblmeiIter Meper mar friiber ollf
Dem n9oben5oaern."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15

Ole 9outbd tigfeit be.
qinnt. - 9ic NndlGiiigfeit Der
glbgebronntcn ifeint elmer enerqi.
iden Eb0ti8trit gclpidlen 5ll iciu; at
o0cn StroBcu, lucldc om Z. ltno $.
Tcbruor obbrounteu, bat man nit
8allarbeitcn begonnclL mo an bcrz
idieocncn SteQcn iino Die 6uubn'
nlentc bercitS gelegt, GineS Der erlten
0ebGlloc inl mittteren Stoottbeile
miro ooS @eid1ftsblreall Der be-
fnnnten 6irma u. Shumo6cr &
So. icin, luclde3 oils ooS critic an Ser
@o1ItroBe ans Sen Sriimmern CT.
itebt. 9oilelbe miro cine 3icroe Der
StroBc merocn unb biiritc ais gIn.
iporn fir onoere 8clhGftc in iener
8egcno oiencn. @eitcrn murocn mci-
tere nft 9roBcrc @cb0uoe in Inoriii
genpmmen.
Gin @rperteb BON E bicngo o.
= Somuel Roicnberg bon Chicago,
ipclder Dor u1iacfGbr orei Snbren pom
europe bcriiber foul, DltrOe eelterrr
I'M mittleren S%totionSbnlIIe bonn go
li5eirihter @ronnou benz @eri6tSs
berfobren iibcrnieIen, meil ct Srn.
Sermonn Seller bon 9tr. los, Sad.
ion.Yloce, menige Stmocn porber
cine 9oIbenc llbr 9eitoblen bobcr
foil. &oienbcrg bate III Sellers
@olS Inn 9oIt mo 2ogi$ no6gcirogt
unb babel Ole llbr gcnommcn, Gr
iaFte, or miibte nid)t, moS i'm oo5ll
berleitet babe. Hun0e-S er9eant
Strott erlpiihtc Hoienbcrg, iuelher
III Hr. $50, Hor0.GreterltroBe, loair-
te, ais oericlbe bersit ipar, no6 Hbi'
laoelpbio ob5ireiieu.
10 d. te einen Srrtbum. -
gqen s. Sefen bon Hr. 1907, &orp.
lonb.Ipenuc, beborf Der nobercn Tit
teriuhrrng burb Ierjte bc5iiglid lei
mes geiIti9en 3lItonbcs. @r itonO
geitern I'M mittlerrn StotionSbatlc
Dor oem EoIi5eiridtcr @ronnan lrl-
Ter Der ACKNOWLEDGING Ser &itbelto-
rilng. er ioa nit Gbos. Wtc0ofpea
BON gfr. 1918, Sarioro-Nuelute, Ho.
bou ongefon9cn boben, peil oerielbe
anaebIidl feline frau bclcioiatc. Gle
8rau obcr ingt, Tie femme Wc0omea
gar ni6t.
gieentbi ii mIt6cr llnfaII,
Gin 8fero unb &orren oes Srn.
0opio Sling bon 9sr. 500, Siio.got.
terion.Tarf .Goenie, iullroen geIterll
Nohmittog bon einem onoeren Siibr-
iuerf bon Der Blottform al Colbert
uno 0ermanltrobe nrf cinen @aggon
Der Baltimore. Sbio.Sobn" binob-
geitoBen, nobel oos Yfero on Den
Boroerbeinen erbebli9 perlebt mn
Elm &ao oes Garrens 5ertriimmelt
murbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15
Die brittle 2ciung pal.
trt.


firt.
Sm erIten 3Deige poiiirte Die Ser.
%oronlng, Delte 100000 p~erlpiligt
fir Die @rooirung mrO. YfIolterltng
Der Stroben i'm @ruuooiltrift, Die
brittle &eiung. .Srt Oemielben Hat1s-
5tpeige paiiirten Die &erorOnungen,
Die llrflntoe fir Die @offnlanltroBe,
bon &ll5erne = StraBe bis 2ufelpoo0.
Npcnnte, entge0en 3u nebrnclt, uto
9. ". mo Norman l5omeS 81 erlolt.
ben, an Der Iliceamlo . StroBe 8ei.
den Der n9t0r0li6en Central . 9abn"
SIT legen.
SIN 5peiten 3mcige ein9ereiGt
pltr0en:
Die 8%eroronung, |otltrent.S Str,
5rpilden Baltimore StraBe uno Sairs
mount = gpenue, ouf Soften Ger
@run0eigentbiimer nit pitrifi5irten
3iegeliteinen 81 pfloitcrn;
Die S~erorouung, bic 8ranooiitrifts
Gommiiiion on5umciicM Die 8nulinie
Der Baltimore : StraBe 81 crbolten;
Die Seroronunq, ipcl6e Ole 8eiei-
ti8ltng BON belen0en @lltOen nn6
eingerci6ter 8eidmcroe moronet;
MIR @r. &opier itimmte oagegen;
Der 8ei6IuB, Die Baltimore.
Sbio.@obn" 3u altoriiiren einer
c~iilitodigen Sdpuppen al Eorfin-,
8ipiiden WcSenrD- mo Tamiop.
StraBe, 81 erridten.
NbgetGan.
Ser 9ei6IuB, rr$185 wert6 8rief.
marfen fir ole Staotudter gu faufen,
lmlroe I'M 5lpeitelI 3Weige nit 2 ae-
gen 6 Stimmen abgetban. 0ofiir
itimnten MIR sic $50. 8latt uno
8romlt, bogcgcn Sic $50. @ubert, 81,
Ienbronot, Smitb. 2ipingiton, &eQp
uno Somler. Sr. @oitbcr iuurOc bonn
Stimmen ent6lnoen.
8aiitrte 6iG 3Weite Sc
ung.
Die am Moutag bon Srrt. @m.
.. Smith bon Der 2. Waro bonn So
mite fir GerfcbrStue9e 5uriidgcrufcne
&%eroronng, pelfe 100000 perluil-
Iigt fir bic Yfloiterung Der @ollgb-
Strobe, bonn 8rooopop bis 5ur Sat.
erlou.8 orf- 9penie, nit Ilpbolt, poi-
iirte Die critic &eiung nno puroe an
Die 9ebdfoc fir ofientlide SerbeIie,
rltl9en Dertuicielt.
8teoer obgemteen.
Die 8eroromng, melfe Die neue
SdpIle al Sorntoga. mo Wount-
Strobe, melde fir Die Neger be.
Itimmt mar, at elmer Sdule fir Die
@eiBen mobt, fam I'M eriten 3peige
sur 5"lpeiten &eiung. Stnotrotbsmit.
glieb @ottp Iteatc mieber ben Nntrag,
Die Geroroming oltf Den Gid SIT le-
gen; nit einem Itriften BarteiOotum
ipuroe oerIelbe obcr nieoergeItimmt.
SoIIen 5ablen.
Sr. &onig bon Der 1. @oro reidte
9eItern i'm erIten 3neigc. cine Ser
orbn,ung elm, peld)e BON Der eleftri.
idelt &tdt-@ eIeaihoft nerlongt, bob
iie, mic Die uNorplnno Selepbon-8e-
ieaidoft," fir ibr 8ripileg ~ 8ro-
sent Der 9rllttos @%innnbmcn bc5oblt.
Scrwenoung bcs D2otrobe."
9os @isboot y2otrobe" mltrbe &C.
Itern gbenb 5luei 9eitimmiingen
iibermieien. Sltf Intrag oes Staot.
rotbsmitglieoeS &onig muroe ben
Staotratbe erloitbt, bas gisboot am
%. SUM- fiir einen Gnstltg SIT be-
mltert, itnb or,f @rtrog oes Srn. 8.
9. Smitb puroe oaiielbe Dem Ct
@inceut @oiienbaitie Fill einen Gus'
ling sitr 8erfiigung geiteut.
.IFtsN. III Il H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15

3 II bieG Sootenpade e. -
@nt. Somilton bon Nr4 pa, SIt.22.
StroBc, Bate lid, Gefertt i'm mittIe.
rem Stotionsbauie Dor benz SoIi5ei'
ridter 8ronlion aiif Die gni6ulbi.
gilng 81 perontiporten, etfpos 5u
i6iper geIaben ai boben. Somilton
mar IN Der b~orIebten Nadt bonn To.
li5ilten 9lofe onf einem freien Elase
BET oen MeSbone'iben Wtaid)i1ten'
perfcn an Der 0ortbitrabe III lebr
angebeitcrtcm 9uitanoe aiifgefnitoen
iporoen. GEM Bali3etrid)ter @rall.
nan er5dbIte Samilton, er babe bel
6ipei peritorbenen Snfeln @ade bal
ten miiiicn uub iei in SoIae oelien 70
iebr ermiioet. aaoi @ronnat lteB
i'm oaraiif bin laufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15
Sreb. ganernidmiot's ygmeriean
@reuerh" Bier.

Sci Der S~eriteaung oieier giere
merbcn MIR &opien uno MtaI5 better
Gualitat %periuanbt - oaber lire itei-
genoe Topuldritdt. Gin @eriud) miro
Sie bon oeren @or5iiglidfeit iibcr5eli.
gen. aiIte 81. grauerei tf04-112S
Silen.S trabe. 6. & q. Eel. 364,
MarpIano 149l. Q67l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15

Cine Iciie mad 9enti&Ianb.
Inn 6ie DeIf ooer nod irgeno einem
SbeiIe Der Welt arrnngirt. Meiie.
@tqete iiber ole Wabn. uno Dam.
pfer.2inien. Sbeo. s. Diener&
9 o. VI. ia. OE,2egingtpnitrobe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15
&itwOdJ, Den 10. 5nni 1904.
1lntcrhnLtnnns . g8cnnriIrr.

sGIretrie.g art". - 9iefe &o6e gaubebiues
Rorftelunacl unb GOnSe.t.
,,9lubnl Areanunl." - SOuneritag, ben 23.
SUM. "a. Sabresfeicr i'm p2Dric~.
gniebnl int nGriolc43art." - Seute gIddbs
ntiitag i'm 4 llbr Wieifterf6aitszSpieI 5ris
fhen Nalttuore rno Prunlocnce.
pgabUr.2Gceum." - Sotutn0, ben 10. SUM,
lr0be @TiuriioH mad GeIt,SsluHo per Sdnpfer
,GucCH Slime.
@art.GunScrte oieic @uhe:
SountaQ glahmitinp ni5 Sonueritag gbeno -
nEruiorSiusBu
WontGg Gbcno - nbiuebfelno sSeoeraIsSius"
uro pGibCrTtoesgnrf".
SieHitun uHo Snmltda SGbero - aBattcrfon'
RuTI".
Mtttiuu6 Ibcno ,Gnrrous9art".
3reitag @bcno 49, o9liftousPnri".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15
I'm bas TnbIifnm!

Ratiirlt1 ipplen sic, tpettr sic
iid photographer Iaiien, ODER elm
Bib in 2ebenssr0ke beitelen, Die
Bette Arbcit sri ben niebrisitcn Yreiisu
baben. @enoen sic fid, ebe sic on.
bersipo poriprehen, suerIt an
Snlias Sebbel, oeutider Ybotoerapb,
sc r. 321, rb.@ap.St
BradtpOlIe 9abinets /. Ebotogra.
pbien MIR ST. bas 9atenb. (t40-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15

aaf reppEten tint epar.Eepartement Der
pGaIpert.ganf," Soiuaros lno GdraioansStrabe,
bic Dor benz 10. Sani nneeIeet tperoen, tperben
8irfen bonn 1. Stunt on bere6nct. 81 Bro
sent. aIf Depofiien be5nblt. Gdmff1gs bis
0 tbr gbenos e%ebffnet.
Nm. 6. Sage, Brdfoent.
9tueig.Blreaar
1873 Bennfblbnnia, slbe. 2iebts unb GrobfStr.
Hdltiucrs'r@trabe nno garroItpH'aneHiie.
U55-6O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-15
StaOt Baltimore.
@cttcransIihtcn.

Sir MarpIono mn0 ben 9iitrift
Columbia tribes g8etter fir Delte
mo iiio0itIi6e @inoe.
Ser bo6ite &bcrmometcritonO ipar
mar II @rao nm 3 llbr gtodmittogS.
Der nieorigitc &bermomcteritou6
mar 50 @roo INN 3 llbr Wforgens,
Scr @ir0 bate cine Sdneaiofeit
bon 10 Meilcn aus Dem SiiooIteu.
Mittlcrer 9orometeritono 30.t9.
Ser Stnno Ser Scmperotrr mGb.
rn,,A An2 GnnnS h,,nr min fnIn+.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-02-16
a Few sworn DO YieIds.

n Salxer's BeardIrss Barley. 1?l bu. per 4.
SalIer's Momebuilder Corn. 304 Ia. Der 4.
SAILer's Big -Four Cats, $50 Blu. per A.
Ealrer's lew National Oats, $40 bu. Per A.
Salrer's Potatoes. 7s6 ba. per 4.
SalIsr'S Onions. 1.0OO ku. per A.
All of our Farm and Vegetable Seeds are
pedigree stock, bredright up to big yields.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-02-16
#H,AM~ A
Ex-MAyur of Dover, n j..

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Address DR.. kilmer & Co.. Bingham
ton. N. Y, and be sure to mention
reading this generous offer In The
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North Carolina people who desire
an agricultural paper (and not a few
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Cumberland County Alliance Meeting
Progressive Farmer:

Kdt,ers Progressive arme
We have been much interested in
reading the reports from county Al
liances in the recent numbers of The
Progressive Farmer. We are pleased
to note the increased number re-
ported, too; have been watching for
q report from my own county, but
have seen none yet. "Hr. Grip"
visited our county secretary some
time ago; perhaps this is the cause.
Notwithstanding the u~nfavorable
weather, Cumberland held it's regu-
lar meeting with Flea Hill Sub the
18th ult. Prof. Cole suspended his
school and rendered the use of the
school building to the Alliance, which
was thankfully received by the
brethren. The session was held with
open doors, with our beloved Presi,
dent II. Strickland in the chair. A
number of the good sisters we're pres
ent who spread a sumptuous dinner
for US, as they always do at our
Cumberland County meetings. The
session was altogether pleasant. One
of the subjects discussed was the
feasibility of an increased acreage
of cotton in this section. The senti
ments expressed were unanimous
against any attempt to increase
whatever. All expressed themselves
In favor of raising plenty of 'hop
and hominy," and if any increase.
let it be in more thorough c~ultiva-
ton and fertilization. Another ques
ton that received a good portion of
the time for discussions was the
Charitable Aid which has been estab-
lished in our county Alliance dur
ing the past year. All expressed
themselves as pleased with it. and de-
ternined to extend it's usefulness. 1t
Is gaining favor with each succeed
ing county meeting. / enclose q
copy of our bylaws, which you are
at liberty to publish. / like the tone
of the Edgecombe County resolu.
tions, and especially the last one
urging you to more z~ealously press
the Alliance cause, etc. But, breth-
rem, We must not expect Brother Poe
to do all the work. We must write
more, and be "outspoken, fearless
and independent as of DID," too. I
mean the Alliance brethren (and-
o&cers) all over the State.
F~raternally,
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Live In the Sunshine.

Live in the sunshine; don't Evs il
the gloom,
Garry some gladness the world to IL
hume.
Live in the brightness, and take this
to heart:
The world will DO gayer if you'll do
your part"
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-02-16
BYLAWS CUMBERLAND COUN-
TY FARMERS ALLIANCE
CHARITABLE AID.
ARTICLE I.

Section 1. This body shall be known
as the Cumberland County Farmers
Alliance Charitable Aid.
Sec. 2. 1t shall be composed of
members only who are in good and
regular standing in any Sub Alliance
of said county, and will pledge them
selves hat they will pay one dollar
each, within thirty days after be-
ing informed of the death of any
member of said Aid, the said one
dollar to be paid to the secretary
treasurer of the Sub Alliance of
which they are a member.
Sec. 8. If any member of said Aid
fail to pay the one dollar as required
within sixty days after being notified
of the death of a member of the
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same, said delinquent shall thereby
forfeit the right to membership.
ARTICLE II.
Section /. The duties of the secre-
tary-treasurer of each Sub Alliance
shall be to keep a correct list of the
members of the Aid of the Sub and
furnish the county secretary-treas-
urer with the number and their
names at each meeting of the coun-
ty Alliance, and to inform the ALI
ance of the death of anv member of
said Aid; to receive the dollar
from each member and pay the same
to the county secretary-treasurer
within sixty days after receiving the
information of the death; also as
soon as possible to notify the county
secretary-treasurer of the death of a
member of the Aid of his Sub ALI
anee.
Sec. 2. The county secretary-treas-
urer shall Immediately upon the in
formation of the death of any mem
Der of the Aid, inform by mail, or
otherwise. each Sub Alliance secre
t~ary-treasurer of the county. He
shall receive from the Sub secretary
treasurer the one dollar per member
and pay same Immediately to the
wife, husband or nearest relative of
he deceased, taking receipt for the
same.
ARTICLE III
Section 1. No officer shall receive
any pay for any service unless it is
by voluntary contribution by a mem
Der or members.
Sec. 2. That these bylaws of said
Aid may be amended at any regular
county Alliance meeting by a ma
jority vote of the members of said
Aid present.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-02-16
Grasses and Clovers.

Only large growers Of grasses and
clovers for seed In America.
Operate over 5000 acres. Our
seeds are warranted. We make
a great speciality of Grasses and
Clovers, Fodder Plants, Corn,Po
tatoes, Onions, Cabbage. and all 4
sorts of Vegetable Seeds 4
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SaIzer's SDeltz (Emmer),

Greatest cereal wonder OF the age. It Il
not corn nor wheat, nor rye nor harley, nor
oats, but n golden combination of them all,
yielding &c. Il of grain and 4 tons of rich
straw hay per acre. Greatest stock food on
earth. Does well
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salzer's National Oats.

Most prolific Oats on earth. The
U. S. Dept. Of Agriculture, Wash.
ington, says: "Salzer's Oats are the
best out of foyer four hundred sorts
tested by u.s." This grand Oat
yielded in Wisconsin 156 bu., Ohio
1s7 bu., Michigan 231 bu., Missouri
255 bu., and North Dakota BIZ tn. per
acre, and will positively do as well by
you. Try it., sir, and be convinced.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-02-16
SaIzer's Million DoIlar Grass

College Professors and Agricultural Lecturers
praise it without stint; yields IA tons Of rich
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-02-16
Salzer,s Teoafnfc.

SalZer's Teosinte produces 113 rich, Juicy,
sweet, leafy stocks from one kernel OF seed. II
feet high in 80 days; yielding fully 90 -
tons of green fodder per acre, doing EaNN
well everywhere, East, West. South V$H6
Or North. ANyMNN