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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01
RED SPRINGS NEWS LETTER.
Death Of Frank Gore-Successful nx-
pertinent I'm Raising Tobacco.
For The Messenger.
Red Springs, ~.

For The Messenger.
Red Springs. n. c., Decembr -.
A sad death occurred In this town On
Sunday last Young Frank Love, a
cadet In the military accadeny did
OF pneumonia after a few days Mness-
He was the only son Of James Love.
Esq, Of Bladen. He was a greas fAvor-
lite among all our people and won the
affection of all by whom he vas kn0vn-
He was bright in intellect and Gavs
great promise OF future usefulness
His sudden death has cas- q gloom over
this community and heartfelt Sympathy
is expressed on all sides for the grief
stricken parents who MOURN the los
Of their only surviving child The o
mains were carried TO the family bury
ing ground in BIaden for intemens
The holiday trade ere a greater
tina at any previous time ard 0r
merchants are OF course wei pleased
Speculation IN cotton gave some a Hls
dealers handsome returns. Three Dew
stores are approaching compleeioE
which viii be occupied a. oncel
A large number OF the stuAe0es q
the Presbyterian College are speDdAng
the holidays at their homes. CaAe0s
exercases will be resumed on yanuaSy
5th-
At the State farm here the expert
ment Of raising Havana tohauro was n
success Samples Of cured sobaSso-
have bee ssnt TO different points ana
hose interested are awaiting resuftsL
The yield per acr was equal TO that
OF common tobacco while b qualify
Is far superior. This 10 not ths drz
time the experiment has been mads.
A successful yield Of fne quality waG
made hy the late Dr. job DICK in tho
iovand about twenty or more yssrD
ago. Thss industry may become ve-y
profitable u our farmers whe havz
tried the ordinary tobscupl
Among the visitors during b hoi-
days ve met Major Suily. . sUccesafn
business man OF Roclungham- Tie
major - q viHginian and Wa an astli-
leryG1an during the var betwee0 he
States and engaged IN mani a etse
great battles. He il a son Of the great
artist Su,iy. Of Richmond Va. sus has
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01
~SOLD-SPICER WEDDING.
Pretty Marriage Ceremony Takes
Place at Elder Golu's in Wilson.
Especial to The Messenger.)

especial 10 The MeSSenger.)
Wilson. N. C, December 30.-The
h>sze 81 ELDER P. D.. Gold was tie gene
OF a beautiful and brilliant wedding
last night. when DR.. William Spicer,
Of 6ofdsboro, led to the alter Miss Ruth
Fortune Gold.
The bridal party entered as follows:
The bride with Miss Bessie Cold, maid
OF honor; the groom with his brother,
Mt. 1sha D. Spicer, groomsman. They
were ellowed by Mr.. a. d. Edgerton
with Miss Clara Spicer; MIR. Norwood
Sptcer with Miss Pippen. Little Miss
Marguerite and Master Richard Win
stead, Jr., were ribbon beaers, while
Miss Mary Austin, of Tarboro, pres. ded
at the organ and charmingly rendered
the wedding march.
A very beautiful feature Of the occa-
sboa was a sextette sung during the
prelude by Colonel lohn T. Bruton. ii.
d. BrswH, Will Harris. Mrs H. D
Whitehead Mrs. John Cutchings and
Mrs H w. Venable, Jr., entitled The
Voice That Breathed Ger Eden"
Tie eslor scheme in the decorations
was pink and white, he effect being
beautfu. Elder Gold performed the
ceremony. assisted by Rev. l.. V.
White, o. Leesburg. Va. which took
place promptly at the appointed time.
8 oNeSc4k.
A reception and supper followed. af-
ter which Hr. and Mrs. Spicer left on
the HSdn4ght train for e York state
where they will spend their honeymoon.
Upne tAeir return they VIII make their
home ta Goldsboro, where the groom
has q large and growing practice.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01
PEABODY STREET CASE.
Seaboard Takes a Non-Suit-Death
Of Mrs. Norfieet.
Especial to The Meesenger.)

Especial to The Messenger.)
Raleigh, N. c., December 3o-For a
dozen years there have beer law suits
by the Seaboa d Air Line against the
southern railway In the State and Fe.
eral courts, involving the right of way
on Peabody street at Durham and the
matter has become notable. Today he
Seaboard Air Line came into the Fed
eraI court here and took a non su [.
This ends the case. 1t is a victory .or
the Southern, the Seaboard giving up
the fight which has cost thousands OF
dollars.
The directors Of the Raleigh Audi
forum Company elected Carey ]. Hun
ter President and reelected ]. s. Wynn
Secretary.
Mrs. AzuIa Norfleet died at Tarboro.
her home today aged 62. She was a
relict of Thomas Norfleet. a prominent
farmer and merchant.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01

Paris, Decembsr est was as
serted authoritatively today that the
French government does not believe
that war between Russia and Japan
will break out 1t is declared that
the Japanese Eote, which Russia Is
now considering Is not an ultimatum
and it is further asserted that it does
not even suggest a a t within which
a reply shall be mace by the Rus
sian government. One Of the diplo-
rIats accredited to Russia says the
Russian government considers the
Japanese reply to be rather salts
factory"
1t il SAID that there is no reason
to believe hat the negotiations will
be interrupted by RussIa's reply, but
it is understood that they will con-
tinue until the details of an agree
ment are adjusted. FINALLY it is gem
orally said here hat Russia will
Show her willingness to meet Japan
more Haa half way, but along the
lines already cabIed to the Associated
Press.
Toxic, December 29.-An emer-
gency ordinance promulgated last
night invests the government with
practically unlimited credit for the
purpose OF military defense.
Three other ordinances were is
sued. relating first to the Seoul-Fusan
railway, which is brought closer I'M
der official control: second to the
revision of the organization of the
Imperial military headquarters in
war times, third, to the creation of
a war council in war time. These
ordinances 1T is considered, complete
" provide for all emergencies.
Moscow. December 29.-Twelve
batteries of the four Grenadier bri-
.gades Sf field artillery stationed in
and around Moscow have been Sc
IeCted for service in the far east and
have received new uns. which the
Russian artiIlerists claim are su-
perisr to the French field pieces. The
early departure of three of these bat
teT1es is expected, which will place
les Geld guns, with the latest equip
ment, at the disposal of Viceroy
Alexfef.
No extensive movements of troops
eastward have been reported here up
to The present
Yokohama, December 2S.-The
government is completing the final
p~rehninaries for placing the country
on q war footing. Imperial ordi-
gaaases issued authorize the govern
ment to make an Unlimited issue of
treasury bonds to provide war funds
creating a special council of war and
fixing the Imperial headquarters. In
the event of war If a special issue Of
war bonds is made it is understood
thai the bonds can be foated in En-
gland whence it is said assurances
have eeme that the money would
be forthcoming.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01
SzeK Tournament at Pinehurst.

Hneksrst. N. c., December so.-Gn
the medal play qualification rounds in
the inauguration tournament begun
here telay. Walter J. Travis the ANA
tuer champion. vas n winner of the
gold medal offered for the best gross
score with two wen rounds OF seventy
eight sch, IL strokes better than his
neaxeef opponent W. G.. Fownes. Jr..
OF the Highland Gold Club. Of Pitts
burg Pa
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01
A Baseball Player Killed.

a Knoxville, Tenn, December 30.-Den-
mis- Leahy for several years a PLAYER
IN the Virginia League and at one
time a member Of the Cincinnati teun
was shot and killed here today CT
Frank Raglan. Ragan was arrested.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01

Now is the time to SPY on Shoots
true marital status Does the man
look and act as Il he had een ht
Christmas by a poiygamB female
colony. This should be an infa,iahle
fest--At.anta Constitution.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01
Expected that Russia
and Japan Can Come
to Terms
WITHOUT WAR

JaSan'e Note Was Not an Ulti-
matazs an Any Sense OF the Word.
h il Said the Russian Government
Considers the japanese Reply as
Rather Satisfactery"-Importan
Ordinances Passed by the Japanese
PriEy Council.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-01-01
Six Contacts Necessary
in Electric Chair Be-
fore Death Comes
A WHITE

A Negro Meets Death for he Muir
der Of George Uare-he Specta-
tors ut the Execution Were Horri-
fed by a Gurgling In the Throat
A Physician Swooned and Had 20
be Carried From the Death Cham
sanity.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-07-21


Sas yState Ae9iiter4 brinet einen
Artitel nit Der llnterinrift: 4ierrs
8Darb OF 3raoe In inelhem Der Der.
fnd genladt pirD, Die 8orsiiae oes
tempordren 0pIsgebduDes in Yierre
iiber oas neue @ranitgebauoe in Wit.
beE. Das Der 8DIlenoluaQ entaeQeu
geht, herporsuleben. Natllrlih lit Elm
8eraleib SmiiheH ben beioen @ebduoen
Idberlisb, aber eas State g1eaiIierA
arbettet lih ourn cine gan3g @p0lts
@toff, um 81 5eigeu, soab oef snr
Serfuaung Iteben0e Ylab Tn benz
pierrs e5ebdu0e ooppelt 10 areB ili, alE
in Dem WaitheH -9jebdnDe" nn0 nad
Teiner haraEterIltiihen Wlethcee gauIell
es 3ahlen Dor, melde bGs bespetIen
l0EIen.
gnr AlIem tDuroe nint aegaQt, Sab
Yierre nibt eii pailenDgs @ebdu0e
ftafFen t0nre. Ser 5rubel llgat an
aeifenpuntt FIR Die Grrinfuna eines
F0llben ejeb0nbes. uuo Die 5d4mierias
teit. es ~ erreiben, nenn es 0a 1T.
Nber Waitdell iann gierre tn oieier
6rage rslhis anF Dem Don ibm ieEbR.
getuabgten aampfpsass bsssgnsn.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-07-21

Bas .3e9ifer" iagt: Die gooens
fldHs Der Stabtbale in Mithea be-
trd9t s5xll0 SSub. mas $3.50 Cuas
oratfuB maht. Die WPaBe iinD meb-
rere 6uB uuter Der mirfIiehea @r6ks
beg @ebduoss. abev mir fpolen oie
3ablen aanthmeu, iDie fie gierre oeoes
ben bat. 99uH multiplisirt man
$3.50 SUB nit orei, (oenn oas boroe.
ldla9ene Rapitolgebduoe miro Drei
Si6dperte iibet bic game Gldde 6abtr,
uHo leoer SUB oabon ftebt benz staate
sur Bsrfii9ung) uno man erhalt 2S.s
600 GuaoratfuB 6ld6enraunu wdb-
reno eas 6olsgebduoe in 8ierre. uab
oeren eigenem Nlabe-0as fbrioeus
bts sur m0glidlten ejrenN oeTfredt
muroe - nur q, 060 Gna6raffue
6ldde entbdlt.
8atIade iit. oaB oas anaebotsne
RapltolgebduDe in n2ithea In gBirtz
iibteit 1000 luaoratfub 9roenHdte
mehr bat, ais 0as bilIige Gebduoe in
Eisrre. nno aus Sasper erbaut III. nit
0ter3ebn gerdumi9en GieU0lben oarin;
es entbdlt einuuOswansi9 CfTirerdume,
neblt smei Legislature 6alen, 66x90
DUB groh nit usnigtens Iec5s It6uen
eomite=3 3immern. Wlitheas pradltt=
aes ieuerfhsres Gsbdu0e miro nae
StaatsoFiCeH. bic 9e9islatur uno bas
Cbergeri6t uufnebnen, un0 aeniiaeno
BiaB baben 3ur Nufbemahruna Der
alteH territorialeH E0tumente. unb es
miro nod Blab qenug berbleibeu, Inn
Dem Pierre 8Oaro of 5rabe Elm brdfs
tiges 0uartier gu Dsri6affeu.
Sn Dem gsibluB, Der bon Oem
Staotrat bon 12ithea einlttmmia ans
genommen mHroe. 1T bic 8erpflidtuna
ausgeiprOhen. oaB Der 5taat oieies
8ebduoe in IeiRem gan3en umfan9s.
ablolut Frei bon Nlietc babsn Ioq bis
81 elmer 3eit, menn Der 5taat be-
itliebt, ieIbIi 5u bauen uno ein eigeues
Gebduoe Su bejieben. Eas 1T es, mas
Alitdlell anbietet. Sas 1T, mas g1it-
del tun Uiro. iobalo Die Siimmen
ge3dblt Fino.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-07-21
@O6eni6au.
aaIano.

sa-a4,,esm Der Staun Der Gonoens
tionsihlaht iid erit Oer3osen bate,
mar iiberall bic erite s5rage: Was
nirb nun 8rpan tbun2 8rnaR edb
bic Antport 0arauf Iobdlo er am
acknowledgement Dienitas nab 6aule
eetehrt mar. gr erlisB cine ldngere
grfldrung. in Der auf Der sinsn Ssits
eeIagt piro, baB Die republttaniS6e
Yolitit genug Sdlshtes an lib babe
unb bic bemotratifds 4lntform, tDie
fie in ct. Qouis angsnommen nurbe.
nod genug @utes, um es 5u rebtfertiz
gen, buB er, 8rpan. fir oas osnlOtra-
tiTde 5idet etntrete. Dob, Tebte
Brpan auf BET anbern Seite in tbenIo
gstpihtieer BeiIe bin3u, ss Tei feiu
3iDeifsl oariiber, baB bic bemotrutilhe
Pdrtei ipieber unter ben ginFluB Woa
Streets geratbeH lei uHo baB man
barum. faas 6err Barter in IeiHem
4Hnubmef9reiben niht gan3 be-
itimmte seeenthsilige grtldulngsn
eebe. bon sinem oemotrdtiIben Siege
i'm Nonember fir Die niinl6ensmerz
then AefOr4nen auf bem @ebiete bes
Birtbf9aftslsbsns unb Der 4rbeiters
fraee sbeHfopsnig ettpas erparten
oiirfe, tpie bon Der repnblitdnifhea
partei. GnbIib srtldrte 8rpau, bag
fobdlb Die MdbI pOriiber bas Orauniz
iationspsrt fir Die neue gampagne
0es Sabres 1903 i'm in ct. Qpuis un=
terlegenen SHINE forteeIeBt perben
piirbe.
llsbsr ben Mabltampf IeIbii 1T nod
5u tpeniq &ldrbeit borbdnoen, ols
naB piel 9eltimmtes 6eriiber su meIs
zen pdre. MIem 2lnf9ein nad uirb
Ii6 Der 3dmpf buuptlddiih nun Die
groberung Nelp gorts breben. @ie
es befBt, poIlsn bic Dsmotraten bort
ale 6ebtl in 8eipesune lsbsn, I'm
Sii aelpinnsn. Die 6auptquartiere
bsihsr 9drteien lperOeH aus bieIem
Grunbs in 99eip Nort erri6trt. Das
repubIifanif6e ION ffpn oisls Mode
erpITIleI iDkrDeH.
Sin bic Central Gdbor Unions Der
Minenarbtiter in ben Counties 2addz
mamma unb 2n5srne reprGfentirenots
Gorits. bos bsm prGFbentsn Ropls=
belt ReFolutioneH iiberreimen npIlte,
In peI6en bic 225. 900 MitsIieber Der
Union ibH erfudeH, bic 3uItdnos In
Colorado 5u unterfuhen. inurbe BON
prdfibenteH (Hiht foFort empfangtH.
ipdter erbieIt bds gonise uber Die
9lGdritht. baB es elnpfangen perhen
ipirb.
Sm @Iter bon So Snbrsn lit in 20
Iebo am II. SuIi Samuel DO. zones
esftorheH, Der ~@nlbeH Gule@ Niirs
germsiifer Der Stabl unb Elm mlann
DDn herpprragsnnen GSeiissss unb 6erz
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-07-21

ten auf Der redten 6Iante Der gerttis
oigungslinie BON Bort glrfhur baben
Die &unen Die Sapausr am 3. uuD g..
Suli suriidgetrieben uno oas 0ItIihe
llfer oes SuuiantenfluNes unb Die
6ii9gl, bic oeu GunfantenpaB beberrs
iaen. bCieBt Die Sapaner Berluren
1000 Mann. Die ruiIilben 9erlulfe
maren unbeoeuten0.
ct Betersburg, Is. Suli. -
General 8snnenfampf in bel einem
@efehtin Der g1dbe bon 5aimaba
leidt Berpunoet woroen; er srbielt ei-
men ShuB ourh Die Waoe
Der @enerdlitab Bat nod nihts bon
Der gemeloeten 8eieBuag bon gliu.
dwan9 ourd Die Sapaner geb0rt; audi
aus gOrt glrtbur uno pom gBlaOiuo=
i'Ofgeihmaoer iino feline 9lonrihten
eingetrofien Sic 2lbneienbeit oes
3aren mag fir Die fehlrnoen glahrih-
ten nerantlportlih isin.
SbaHebai 16. Suli gliu=
dman9 1T 9er1umt. aber Der Beridt,
o0B Die Sapaner bic Staot beIeBt ba.
ben, lit borSeiti9. Gas rulfiid,e 9as
noHenboot Simati44 beriubte aus
oem 6lnIie 5u entiommen, muros aber
BON ben iapaniihen ariegsIthiFien be
merit unD tebrte Suriid.
9tiuhmauq, Is. Suli. Guros
patiin's Shlahtlinie erItredt lib bon
5l 8lde Riao bis mad StaOpang. Die
3apaner MAIDEN tdqlid gluQriffe auf
5aipinglban uno Gnoere 8uHtie, uno
bic Sadbsrltanoieeu ertldren, oaB bic
erite tUirilith srOBe Sblaht oes arie=
ges an9eFangen bat.
gtaoponq is. Suli. @eueral
Samionoff bat oas @orgeben Der Sa,
paner gegen 9intom am III. Suli trs
folsreib aufgebdlten. Seine 9Dlafen
le9ten iid in ben 6interbalt uno trie=
ben Die Sapaner nit einem .@erlulfe
bon 1000 atann 5uriif. Sds @eldnoe
mar iumpi9 uno nerbinoerte bic sya=
paner, ibre Stdrte 3u entiuideln.
GDefia, 16. Suli. Ser ruIliite
8ampfsr y5rOupor, Der bier pom
ptriiiden Soil singetroHen lit, beridtet
Dab Die @nQldnoer oas 6jeriht ber-
breiten. baB i'm &Oten Iteere uuo
perliiben Sole feds bemalfnete iapa.
niide neutrality-suspicious. auf ruiiiibe
Shlife auf Der Sauer liegeu.
3ot'io, 16. Suli. Der taiierlihe
Stab Oes 6auptquartiers teat bic
ruiii6e Dleloung BON Dem 8ermlte
bon 30. 600 Saparern am 10. ODER ii !.
Suli dmtlih in @breoe uu0 iaqt. oas
on ben gennnnten 5ngen lberbaupt
tein S6uB oefeuert poroen lit.
goen, 10. Srti. Ser noro=
0elttiae SlODooampier ,4rins 6ein=
rid, Der nad YoiObama untermegs if.
lit geltern 8admittae BON Dem Fuiiis
iden 6reimiligenOampfer SmOlenst4
augebaIten uno gespungen moroen, 81
SriefIdde unO "a 4adete uno 9iiten,
Die nod SapaH beitimmt Dareu, berSus
geben.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-02-20
The Wife
of Lafayette

America. though rcvcring the name
of l.liay ctte. has perhaps known too
little oi tho noble woman who became
Dali, wife before her fifteenth birthday.
ihc -roam himself being but sixteen
years Ole
This match. according Co the French
custom. was arranged by relatives.
but 30 proved 10 Doe one of tho most
idc1uy happy marriages known 90
history When 1.-THE inspired boy" ran
away from France and crossed the
ocean 60 cid our struggling young coun-
Try lis child-wife did not rcproach
him either i'm word or deed FOR what
hcr friends declared To- bc gross neg
lcct. hut upheld him in the course that
he pursued. believing it to be proper
ANA right n was to her that hc com
hded his hopes ana predictions in rc-
Sard q" This country. ana 10 whom he
wrote.
"Thc happiness Of America is inu-
waic'y connected with on Of mankind.
Shc w.ll hccome the safe aud respected
asylum of virtue. integrity. liberation
aud tranquil happiness"
When tho darkest clouds had -afh-
rr,a over France. and Lafayette was
hani~i.-i to foreign country aul im.
pr.~ou.3. bis wife refused to Dee di.
Norccd from him. tlourh ihe wives ui
iraur az the cNilcl 1rl>tocrlt> Ola S..
ior fNe purpose of protection. >hc
ir.ri,.'y -'or.cl IRE thc uamc She lore
SSH. began every petition to tho Gov.
ornament with thc words "Ia fcmm.
Lafayette" Iicr husband a'.uie~ to
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-02-20

i.i SEQ ie.u the Marquis. even .n prison.
th. news that she would Dee permitted
to share that lnath~omc abode with
hii. nilel hcr Soul with indu,tr happi
nc-~.
In Ir.~on thc sunshine of her pros
cucr allcviated the ~uncrlng~ co thc
noble captive. and She noted joytuliy
tho s'lus of Improvement which h,r
vou.in- had made SOB h.> health. With
Mnl .uci0Scd within tloSc narrow walls
and behind those iron bound doors. >he
WAS Gar happier than she would haV,
been separated from him. though pos
>r~~.rc the freedom ami luxury of a
palace
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-02-20
Ey Dangers.

The proportional increase in the popu-
lstion OF the cities was less during the
.sst ten years than previously.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15
BY The Waysidc

Mrs. Edith Ward is visiting and
attending court in this city.
Miss Bessie Miller is visiting
friends in town a couple of days.
Ramsey Watkins is down from
his ranch on White river on bust
ness.
T. H. Miller came in from his
farm south Of town and is attend
ing court as a juryman.
Miss Jessie Allen has come down
from Merriman to visit her cousin
Miss Blanche Bishop and will re-
turn to her home after the holt
days.
Mrs. w. ID. CIarkson left here
last Saturday morning for Sioux
City on account Of her sisters i'll
ness. She will visit few weeks
with her mother. Mrs. Clarkson
was accompanied by her youngest
daughter, Irene.
BUSY BODY.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15

WOOdlake comes to the front
with sensational ca so in their city
-chooI he past week which is the
worst and most di.graceful crime
vet perpeteatnd by school children
that we have heard. Tire, BAYS
got some Spanish Fly al the Wood
Lake drug store and put some of
II into the water pail at school last
Thursday. Some Of the children
drank Of the water and became
very sick from the effects Of it.
Others were warned by some who
knew that the water had been
fixed" not to drink of it. The
names given to us Of the boys who
perpetrated this deed were SyI-
vester Hagen, young Ammon, the
school teachers boy, and young
Wagner. son Of VIM. Wagner.
The daughters of Edward Lewis,
John Williams and Mr.. Young
each drank of the water and be-
came sick. A girl by the name of
Parks saw the boys put the stuff
into the water and young Eberhart
was asked by these boys to pur-
chase Spanish Fly for them, but
refused and told his sister not to
drink the water at school nor to
take any of the boys candy. The
Williams girl took a piece of the
candy but it didn't look good AMI
she threw it away. 1t is stated
that the boys have had the Spanish
Fly several weeks We are in
formed that two of these boys put
in ten cents each and the other
purchased it at the drug store,
The citizens of WnodIake are very
much incensed over the affair and
are anxious to have the offenders
punished to guard against future
outrages and to provide for the
safety of their children at school.
1t is the duties of our officers to
look into this matter and to prose-
cute the guilty ones.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15
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and help to swell our list 500
names. 1t is easy money for you.
Send money order or any way for
us to get the money. If you send
stamps they must be &c stamps and
send one extra for each subscrip-
ton. We want q boy or girl in
every home in Cherry or Keya
Paha counties to earn some money
on this proposition.
Send in your orders as soon as
YOU can get them to
|. NJ. RICE,
or The VALENTINE DEMOCRAT,
Va4euuiue, Nebr.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15

This is the title of a beautiful
steel engraving, issued by the Chi
cago & Northwestern Railway, that
will please the little folks and be an
adornment to the nursery. It ia
6x9 inches in size. printed on heavy
card with wide margins, suitable for
framing. Sent to any address On
receipt of four cents in postage by
w. B. Kniskern, passenger traffic
manager, Chicago. 473
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15

Now is the time to buy that heat
ing stove. Keep your home warm
and cheerful while winters cold
winds 60 whistling araund the cor
ners. We have just what is requir-
ed to withstand these winds and
protect the health of your family,
namely; a "Retort Jewel" the best
soft coal turner made, far superior
TO any other retort stove made, or
one of Coles Original Hot Blast
stoves. Cal and inspect our line
of stoves; we can save you money,
beside giving you better stoYe.
As Red Front Mere. Co.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15
IOOKI=

We are going to give our read
ers or their boys or girls chance
to make a dollar for Christmas
time. Our gasoline engine makes
it possible for US to run q bigger
subscription list and to get it we
are going to divide the profits with
those who help to make our list
larger. Here's our offer: Anyone
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15
Law Essta~ to Ststp Teachers
MEETING al Omaha. Seb..

Via the North western Line Ex-
crrsion tickets will be sold on Dec.
26, 27 and %, limited to return un-
til Jan. 2, 1905. inclusive. Apply
to agents Chicago K Northwestern
R'y. 4S2
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15

I have at nay place, 7 miles west
Of Woodlake, a six year old Mann
moth Jack, weight 900 pounds, to
trade for $3.50 worth of cattle or
horses. julius SCHRoMM,
At Wood Lake, Nebr.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15
Rates to D.nyrr. CosOssd q
sspri O. and u seblo.

Via the Northwestern Line, will be
in effect from all stations january
7. s and 9, 1905, with favorable Re-
turn limits, on account of Annual
Conventions, National Live Stock
and Wool Growers Associations.
Two fast trains through to Colora,
do daily, only one night. For full
information apply to agents Chica-
60 q NUrtb- western R'y. 474
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-12-15

We publish a Homcseeker's
Guide in the interest of those de-
string good homes. Write today
and receive q co ~ free.
J. A. JONES 6 CO.,
Successors to Bailey & jones'
Real Estate Brokers.
454 Salisbury, Md.