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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-30
gBlIfeSbarre Ra6ri6ten.

= 9Sie es beiBt, lit ben Seucrlcnten
Der 9ebisb Sullep @iieubabn So. Die &C.
fOrOerte SobnerbObun9 suSeitanbcn NOR
ben.
- Die Wiebrsabl Der Scr9werfSbes
Iiter i'm gSDomiu9 3bale miro bic slrr
belt IN oen @ruben pom 1. bis 3. Suli
einltellcn.
: gu SSbite Sapcn feiertcn fiirSlib
Cornelius 3iesenfuB unO Srau ibrc 9Ol-
ocue So6Seit. 0as Gbcpaar lit reip.
73 unO II Sabre alt.
- Salon 9airb pon 2uScrnc Sors
ou9b. % Sabre aft, ertrant uorlesten
Oienlta9 I'M SuSquebanna, nabe Der
Wtarfct StraBe Bride.
= Sir Die Srtlfaftcn sliblcp, Sing
iton, Oorraucetou, SOrtp Sort unO 60
warOsuille wirO Die freic YOitablieferung
in uddlter 3eit in slusiidt Scitcllt.
- gia6 idwcren 9eioeu peritarb am
uortcetcn Sonncritas Srau OOrotbea
6raut, Gbeirau oes Sobn 6ranf pon 80
9iorb Sell Str., i'm sllter pOn 46 Sab
ren. Die ScritOrbene wirb ais cine
braUe, edit Oeutide 6rau 9criibnt.
- slui oem 9lad DIAMOND Scbi9b
Sallep 3u9e creiSncte ii6 am 0Onners
flag bel Sugar 9iOt6 Gin 9rdBli6er lln'
iaa, inbem SRI. SannD 9SrowsfD, cine
Snbcntiu Der llniucrlitGt BON 1oronto,
bon Dem 3use inter sic 0tGocr ficl unS
entbauptct mnrbe. s.
- @abrenO Der Sauimann 9lntbOnp
3ellinsfi uOn 9cOr9etolpn, Der ben
SauSl6liilIcl uer9eiicn batte, bel lpdter
0tiidfebr uon ciuer 0o6ieit III Gin Sen'
iter iciucr SSobnung itciscn molltc, ers
bielt CT eiusn I6limmcu S6uB i'll cincn
slrm. 9iiemauo weiB, wrr ben S6uB
lo9eIeHerl pul.
- 0aS SOnissi6icBen uno Sic bic
bes beutI6en SfiitenuereinS ianb uors
leeteu WiittwO6 I'M Sunouer $arf itatt.
S6iieenfOnig maro guitau 2bricnann
unO icine Sruu SOni9in, mas aud gang
in Der SrSuuns mar. Den eriten RreiS
erparb Sobu Steeer uOn RittStOn, Oei
;weiten Sreo Wtillcr pon bier.
= Die beioeu OScitlngen pScas
Der" uu6 Times" tiinoigten Wtontag
9lbenb cine YreiserbObuns uon 20 Gents
aui As 9entS ben Wionut al. Sniol9e
ciner Combination Der 6abrifantcn 1T
Der greiS beS wciBen 4apieres bcrart in
bic SObc 9csaugcu, NaB cin ioldcr
S6ritt notbwenoig wnroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-30
500 NsIohnnna. 500.

Die gslu bititr 3siiuns pGstn i6 frtusu ~
rfatrtu, eab IS psnielttus cine stflrbtttt
aranibtii aitbt, ptldt bic gHihtultaft in al
ibrsu Stuien iu btilsu i'm Staube III Saa's
fatarrb Sur II bic rin,iss itBt rIr drstIi6u
Srierrlhafi btfanur pelitipc Sur. aaiarrb rr'
frretri als cine gpnitituupnsfranfbti cine con.
ltimtipntlt Stbanpluus. Sdn's aatdrrb.aur
piTe inutrIit stnrmmtn unp tptrfi eirtti auf
eas Plut une bic itItimstn SbThGtru pts
Spiltms, raeurh bic 6jruupld9t en aianfbrtt
,trhTrtne unb bsm patisnisn araft stbsuo. I'M
Stm is bic GcnifitutiOn ots apTpfrs aufbaui
uue rtr 9iaiur in ibrsm 0erft bift. Dit Gi'
a,utbamtr babtn 10 pirI gntrautu iu ibun
StilfrGfitn, edB Fr tinbunerrt Drlars StIpbu-
una fur itetn Bal anbitttu, Ssu iis ~ furirtn
puftblm. enet Sud zine giltt ppn 3tusnltn
fpmmtu. Wan aertlprr:
q. 8. &btueY X Co., 3plrep, ..
sas- grrfaufi BON alien Apptbtftru, rs Sts,
Saa's 6amilisu piasu iinS bic bsfftn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-30
Staetrath.
Common Council, 23. Sun

Common Council, ~. Sllill.
Sine 9teiolution beS Select Council,
welde bcSwedt, ouB Strafcn al Stenern
uuf selpiiiem @rnnSciSentbnm iii Der
81. 98arO na69elaIcn werocn, batte
CUR Solse, baB Benjamin @riiiitbS pon
Der 5. 98arS nit gia6Oruf perlu6te,
einen Sori6lag Sur Scribicbnn9 burds
;uIeten uno trObem ibm Su perIteben
se9eben wur6e, OaB CT auBer Ssonhn9
iei, muBte er erit mic Gin S6ie briillcn
uno auf ieinem 0te6te beitebcn, che er iit)
berubi9t bate. Die 0telolutiOn wurOe
oann beitGti9t.
Sine au6ere Jtelolution, welde aud
etpas @rOrterun9 erre9te, mellt Den
Stabt @ontrolleur all, auf ben Sorans
i6ld9en pon 0tud & Wtiller bic 3abls
un9en aufSubalten, bis allc Sorberuns
gen pom ibucn briablt WorOen iinO. sic
wurbe Sulcst rcfcrirt. Oic fol9enOen
ncuen 0teIolutionen wurocn beitdti9t :
Oab Der Yeriht Der Siaouft Seli6tis
ger bem @elet Gomitc iiberwieien wcrbe,
oamit menn m09li6 cine Seglei6un9
Der i6wcbenbcn slppclIe itattfinbet.
Sir 9lnfertiSuus BON Ylaneu sur 0ii'
ucllirun9 BON 9arriion Slpcnnc, Swi'
l6en Sliue unO Sine StraBen. Sab
Der 9ircttor Der Ofientli6eu 9Serte ben
palienbiten Ylae fir ein Dffentli6eS Sas
patorD I'M centralen Staottbeile left
itcle. .. griiiitbs rei6tc cine Yrtis
tion fir Elm cleftril6eS Si6t al Der @dc
BON SrfOr6 Strabe hno @bwarbs
Court ein.
Solgenoe ncuc SrOinanSen murSen
uorgclc9t: aObler-6iir 3niammeniet'
ung uuo Oruden beS jGbrlidcn Ses
ri6teS oeS Sta6t Gontrolleurs. Barts
rio9e-6iir Yflaiterun9 BON Wfoir
Court, SwiIhen Fine uno Siblon
StraBen.
sine JtciolutiOn bon S'@Onnor, fir
cine Seslei6ung beS 9liirBments Ses
@iscntbumS Der electric GitD Sano ano
Improvement Gompanic in Der 3.
9SarO, wur6e rcicrirt. SridluBnabmc
iiber Oie SrOinauS fir cine BOliSei 9as
trol Station warb peri6Obcn, ba feline
ElGnc unS SpeSififatiouen uOrla9cn.
Sene SrOinaus, wel6e bic SrOinani
sur Ffaitcrun9 pom Carbon StraBc
amenoirt, wuroe bel orittcr unO cno9ills
tiger 2cIun9 an9enOmmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-30
Sfttstpn.

Wii6ael SbeenOoniStp, Gin &olc
BON yuSernc, ertraut AM Oienita9 I'M
6tub bel Sort SOwflcp.
- Selicia Wiilteriu, Gin 4idbrigcS
itaticniI6eS MdS6cn, fiel aus Dem 6cns
iter bes ;wciten Stofpcrfcs Der Gltcrns
wobnun9 bel Der SuuctiOn SpDlf 6nB
berab unO crbielt eineu SbdOcIbru6,
Dem es i'm Soipital erIag.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-30
Hu6 bem oberen Xbale.
(Ar1baIb &crrsfppnbsni.)

- Sin italienii1es Sin6 namenS
Stepbania Te9on mur6e Sreitag ,u
Slgpbant BON einem .. & 8. 8ailas
gieriHse getroffen unb scidbrli6 pers
lcet. @s miro i'm &adamanna SOipi.
tai bebanoelt.
- Der iuscnolide Wti6ael Gbris
ianti BON Seliup wurbe :am Samitas
in idlimmer 9Seiie perbrannt, oils CT
nit Streidb OlScrn ipielte, unO beiicn
Wtutter erbielt aud am @eiift uuS Den
Sdnoen Sranbwunben. ais lie Die
Slammen lOi6te. Wtan uabm ben
Snaben sur Sebanbluus na6 benz
Sadawanna SOipital.
Carbonate eprrtipDnb.ni.l
= Die bielise @rite YrcSbDterii6e
9cmeinbe feierte am SOnnta9 NIT ents
lprs6enoen @eremonien Den rs. Sabress
tag ibrer @rilncun9.
-Oas 3idbri9e S0bnleiH Der Sames
0tOrton @belcute pon Belmont StraBe
fiel- -9eitern pon einem .3aunc unO cine
ierbro6ene roiti9c. 3biiran9cl riB ibm
bel Oem Sale Den llntcrleib oerart aui,
baB man Die Scrleenns fir lebenSses
iabrli6 era6tet.
= SSabreuO bes i6weren eleftrii6en
Sturmes, Der li6 am Sonnta9 bier
einitellte, wuroeu iiebcn Siibe, bic li6 in
cinem Sclbe nabc Dem ct. 9toie Sriebs
bOie beiauoen, bon einem Slisitrabl
9etrOiien unb sctOotct. Die 2bicere
batten iid unter eiuen Baum 9eflii6tet
unb oieier So9 ben Slie an.
= s(lbert SSeit9ate bon 6oreit @itp,
Gin Seiicr uuf Der SefferiOn 9ioiiiOn
Der Grie @iIcnbabn, wnroe am Sienitag
Wtor9en bel 0oOle'S QSeide nabe Dem
9toroweit BREEDER, bon elmer 2otomo.
tiue 9ctroffen uno crbielt cinen S6dbels
bru6, iOmie aud ben linfcn SUP ger.
Oriift. Wtau i6affte Den S6werpers
lcstcn nab Dem 0iOtbfall 0Olpital, mo
es bieB, oaB feline @eneiuns auBer 6rase
lei.
-Srau Solcpb S'Gonnor, bic Sat,
tin oes moblbetannten Contractors uon
9Sponlin9 StraBc, wurbe an SOnntas
0taht in Dem rSnib," nabe Der WtaD.
ficlo Sinie, ourb cine Geuoluerfu9el
cbcrbalb Dem SerSen in idllimmer 9Seiie
uerlesf. Die 5rau perweiscrte SuerIt
ieoe slustunft, gcitanb uber ;ulcst gu,
baB iie ii6 lelbit pcripunOet babe unb ;u
iterbcu wiini6tc. SOnit fOnntc iie Su
teiner sluSia9c bewOgen werOcu. Wian
nabm Die 5Srau mad Dem 9totbiall
SOlpital, no ipdter erflGrt warO, baB
iie wabri6ciuli6 pieoer sencieu wiirbe.
SpGtrr itellte es ii6 beraus, OaB Die
6rau .ii6 Su tOoten iuAte, neil iie
mGbntc, iic bGtte ibr siuO 9etOOtet, in
Dem lie Oemielbcn @arbOlidure anltatt
elmer WteOiSin CAB. Das SinO lit
auBer @efabr uno bic @eneiuns Ger
Wtutter wirb aud erwartet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-30
Sei0c
Tantilte
3,OOO@ael1

0iele 98aaren IinS balb Scibe uno
maiden ii6 uOr;iisli6. sic iino oaS
neueite oieler Sailon unb Die geSei9ten
Stple iinb slei6ialls oas allerneuelte.
gSir perduBern cine 9anSe Sinie BON 40
9ents SSertben
,n 25 Sents.
.., 9tur OOnnerita9.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04
GOOD-BYE-AND HEARTACHE.

The smile on the face, the light
word on the lips, sometimes have be-
hind them a story with pathos in 1t.
And is there not pathos when from
out the home goes as a bride one who
came as a little babe to the young
wife and husband. How tenderly they
have cared for her, how they have
tended her feeble footsteps, how they
have rejoiced as she first toddled off
to school. what pride has stirred their
hearts as triumphs came in social
events, and then
Then comes the day when the girl
goes away to brighten another home.
There is joy among the guests at the
wedding and the social event is her.
show the face of joy. and their words
mask their deepest emotions.
Fathers who have given UP their
darlings know the feelings with which
the do this and between the lines OF
the following, written by the editor
of the Britt Qowa) Tribune, can find
the heartache which is left behind
when the bride. in all her simmer OF
white and orange blossoms has gone
away. On the surface the words may
seem light, frivolous. unfeeling, bu:
behind them-what?
"Twenty-one years ago yesterday a
little girl baby was left at our house
red, wrinkled and homely; but moth
er decided to keen her. because at that
time she had only one other gir. The
various troubles incident to childhoo!
came-whooping cough, measles, scar
let fever in succession. We fought
them off and saved her. But about a
year ago a dentist came, and the
attack was soon known to be serious.
1t was a severe case from the first.
She had always been a good girl and
always seemed to rally from every at
tack but this one. We suggested all
the remedies we could to save her, but
she didn't appear to want to be saved.
Last night the dentist carried her
away to Illinois to introduce her to
his people as his wife. They will be
back in a few weeks to begin life
in a home of their own, but the girl
that was baby Fl years ago that has
been the life and light of our home
ever since has gone. If she makes
another home as bright as she has
ours we know dentist who has won
a prize"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04

in connection with this campaign. The
the Democratic ticket this year, are
all invited to conference in New
York City on September and s.
Then the whole party will go 90 q
chartered steamer to ESopus ana
shake hands with the next President
And every mothers son of them VIII
come back home with better and big
ger ideas about the campaign this
year and also with undying loyalty t.
Judge Parker. For they do say that
there has been no more magnetic
candidate in the field since the time Of
James G.. Blaine and that Judge Par
ker can hold you by the hand and
make you feel that he is personally
interested in the fact that the baby
at home has cut its second tooth. sue
cesSfully.
1--WE hope that it will be the biggest
gathering of the kind that was ever
planned and that the editors will come
home and tell the folks all about the
candidates and the issues That will
be better than a hundred speeches a
day from the platform of a train. sour
rying through the country, and will
make more votes than anything else
that we can think of In short. it is
the best way that could have been de-
viSed for introducing Judge Parker
to several millions of his fellow-citi-
zens who read tho Democratic papers,
and that includes a good many Re-
DubliCanS."
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04
THE GOOD WORK
KELLEY HAS DONE
What Rev. GAG. Thomas
Paper Says.
A POWERFUL HELPER
every One Under the Control of the
Drug or Whiskey Habit Should
Seek the Blessings of the
Kelley Treatment" Col.
Osborn Praised.
(BaptiSt BitS.)

1.-THE following is taken from "Bap-
fist Bits" published by Rev. c. A. G.
Thomas, at Edenton.l
"The Kelley Institute has been a
great factor in temperance work in
our State. 1T has not only been a
powerful helper in the lives of the
drinkers, but it has exercised pow
erful influence in every struggle u
crush out the saloon.
1.-The good which Kelley has done
will never be known to man. Every
one under the control of the drug or
whiskey habit should seek the bless
ings of The Kelley Treatment. The
institute located in Greensboro is one
of the best in the South. The men
in charge are among the very best
citizens of the State. and this guaran
tees to every unfortunate man and
woman the best treatment. Kelley VIII
cure the drunkard, and is perhaps
more successful in its results than
any other cure for the other diseases.
We know something of Kelley. Col.
Osborn, the president, is personal
friend. We can heartily commend the
institute to those under the spell of
drugs and liquor"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04
TO THE FORTY-SIX.

There are forty-six happy young
men this morning, these being those
who have just been granted license to
practice law in North Carolina.
The examination is reported to have
been one to put the young men on
their mettle. That such a large per-
cent-forty-six out of fifty-two-
passed is a matter upon which the
University and Wake Forest are to be
congratulated, as from these institu-
tons came the bulk of the applicants.
The News and Observer congratu-
lates the new lawyers May they in
the different communities to which
they go, be forces for the continued
uplift of the State, and a means of
adding to the achievements of their
profession.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04
Spirit of the Press.
The Argus and the Lease.


Goldsboro Argus.
At length, and at last, lease of
the Atlantic and North Carolina Rail-
road has been contaminated. as will
be read elsewhere in this issue.
The Argus was in favor of the home
syndicate being awarded the lease,
but the private stockholders almost
unanimously endorsed the Rowland
proposition, and, the State concurring
with the majority of the private stock,
Mr.HoWland got the lease, which has
already been duly executed and the
road turned over to him. and he is
in full charge-and there you are.
If Mr.. Rowland carries ont the
verbal pledges with which he sup
plemented the stipulations in his
lease, and which, together with his
splendid reputation as a man Of in
tegritY and his fine record as "A pro-
gressiVe and successful financier had
much to do with his winning the
lease, then, indeed will the territory
traversed by the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad, from Goldsboro to
the sea. be benefited beyond the pos
sibility of computing and the people
blessed thousand fold.
That Mr.. Rowland will do the thing
ne saws he will W. have no reason to
doubt, and we stan look for their
fulfillment and the beneficient con-
sequences thereof as the rising sun
ST a new era of undreamcd of de-
Velopment and marvellous prosperity
for Eastern North Carolina.
So mote it be! We shall see what
we shall see. In the meantime the
.Argus IS no harbinger of evil as re-
sultant from the lease and stands
ready to aid with all it's ability the
promised development cheerfully and
hopefully.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04
Judge Justice Commended.
Nashville Graphic.

NashViIle Graphic.
The action of Judge Justice in re-
questing the vast throng IN the court
room Tuesday to leave When the
Brantley-Dew case was to be inVestlga-
ted thereby removing to large degree
the embarrassment of the iadleS IN
having to testify in open court can
not be commended too hlghly. me
Willingness with which a.! complied
to the request of Judge Justice, was
deservedly complimented by the court.
The action of Judge Justice is with
out precedent here and almost IN
nearly al the counties in the State
In such cases as the one above re-
ferred to it would be indeed com
mendable for all members of the
Judiciary to emulate Judge justice.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04
GODS POWER AND LOVE.

The power of God in the universe.
sternness of His dealing in reproof
IS read in an article by Henry Blount
IN the Wilson News, who thus writes
concerning the eighteenth anniversary
Il the great earthquake in the Uni
ed States.
Eighteen years ago tonight God
laid His Hand upon the world and it
trembled like reed in a storm, and
all were made to feel how utterly
helpless and dependent and little they
and beautiful, and the world seemed
at peace and rest, and all mortaIs were
enjoying the blessed tranquility, when
all at once, in the twinkling of an
eye, the earth began to tremble in the
quivering throes of an earthquake, and
the braVest and the strongest surren-
dered to the despotic sway of conster-
nation and dismay and acknowledged
the insecurity of all things earthly, and
recognized the power and the omnip-
otence of God, whose mighty Hand
could shake the world and make NOR
tails tremble and know that He doth
reign in Heaven and on earth. YNs,
the same Hand that made the earth
tremble and mortals quake with awe
was the same One that gave beauty
to womans cheeks, Mjtchery to her
eyes, tintings to the rose, perfume to
the flower, and glory to sunset-yea
Gods Hand did it, and all were made
to acknowledge His power and His
glory.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04
+ "WANDERLUST."

WAT reasoning or unreasoning in
@t1nct there is within the mind of
Gnany men to roam there is no method
TO determine, but that it exists the
world full knows and the lives of many
have told.
The idea of this has been put in
verse by an English poet, Gerald
Gould, who in the London Spectator
under the head of 'Wanderlust'' has
the following beautiful poem, worthy
of the reading and keeping:
Beyond the East the sunrise, beyond
the West the sea,
And East and West the wanderlust
that will not let me be;
II works in me like madness, dear, to
bids me say good-by!
For the seas call and the stars call,
and oh, the cal; of the sky.
] know not where the white road runs,
nor what the blue hills are
But a man can have the sun for
friend, and for his guide a star;
And there's no end of voyaging when
once the voice is heard,
For the river calls and the road calls
and oh, the call Of bird!
Yonder the long horizon lies, and there
by night and day
The old ship draws to home again, the
young ships sail away;
nd come l may, but go | must, and il
men ask you why,
on may put the blame on the stars
and the sun and the white road
and the sky!
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04
Roosevelt Responsible.
Pittsboro Enterprise.

Republicans say Democrats are still
"hollering niger, and the niger is
out of politics. True, the negro is
out of politics, but the Republicans
did not take him out, and would be
glad to get him back if they could.
But realizing the fact that such an
attempt would be attended by disast-
rous results, they want the Democrats
"hush'' throwing ''nigger IN then
faces SO the people can forget that
the Republican party in the south
used to be made UP Drlnclpally OF
negroes. The Democrats are not go
ing to "hush:" not when the Repub-
lican boss Roosevelt shows that he
thinks q Southern negro as good. If
not better, than Southern white
man,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04

Wilson county is in the habit OF
sending strong men to the General
Assembly, and it's representatives have
been men of influence. This. year it
sends one of it's ablest young men to
the House, Mr.. Sidney A. Woodland, of
Wilson. He is a successful lawyer, a
man of energy and his campaign Will
be an aggressive one He will be
elected and when the Assembly meets
Wilson county will be heard from in
the deliberations at the capital.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04
Republicans Are Uneasy.
Mobile Register.

MOblIe ReglSter.
The Republican Press is trying tC
persuade the public that the reason
for having no Democratic headquart-
erS in Chicago is that the Democrats
have given up the hope of carrying
any Western State. AT the same time
there is much excitement among the
Indiana Republicans. There is un.
easiness lest Indiana be taken from
the Republican column. They are
not as sure about Indiana as the presi
dent would like them to be. Wash
ington, also, is much in doubt, now
that Hon. George Turner has beer
nominated for governor by the Dem
ocrats. Nebraska, too, is getting out
of the sure Republican column.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04

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Powders will be sent without charge
to any mother writing DR.. G. j. Moi
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her druggist not keeping it.
'"TEETHINA'' Aids Digestion, Regu-
lates the Bowels, Overcomes and Coun-
teracts the Effects of Summers Heat,
and makes Teething Easy.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04
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and languages. / lust,ated catalogues on q,
pLicatiOn. 2m-e-o-d.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04

Reciprocity of some value is thus
emanded by one of our contempora-
les, who remarks: Whenever any
enterprise is sprung up in town for it's
benefit, the first thing the promoters
do is to secure the help of the local
paper to carry out the project, yet, as
is often the case, the same promoters,
when the editor comes to them to seek
an advertisement do not see how it
will benefit them any to use the col
umns of the paper at all because, as
they will generally put 1T, they have
been in business so long that they are
known by everyone, consequently they
turn the editor down only to seek him
out again when they have another pet
measure to advocate and they want
the public to get next. Reciprocity
should be more freely practiced."
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04
MORNING TONIC.
(Phillips .Brooks.)

Sad will be the day for any man
when he becomes absolutely contented
with the life he is living, with the
thoughts he is thinking and the deeds
that he is doing-whep there is no.
forever beating at the doors of his
soul some great desire to do something
larger which he knows that he was
meant and made to do because ne is g
child of God.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04

Sheriff b. w Edwards, Greene coun-
ty. went to New Bern yesterday ana
returned to KlnstOn with an escaped
convict who got away from the Greene
county road gang and was recaptured
in New Bern. The negro's name was
Henry GlaWson.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
Southern Female COLLEGE
PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA..

92oo per gear. beautiful school for girls. after
me highest Virginia standards Mid climate
gnu perfect health record. l2d session opens
~ ocpt. ~ iWi PREF aratory and advanced
ttouIses. SPECIAL advantages in music Illus
lrated Gataloguefree ARTHUR KYLE DAVIS,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04
And Hot Stuff.
Viln1in pton Messenger.

wilmington Messenger
Won't those editors who meet IN
New York on the 7th and go IN a
body to Rosemount keep the wires
hot from Maine to Texas and from
the Atlantic to the Pacific telling thelr
readers what they said to Judge
Parker and what he SAID 10 them
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04

Instead of eating husks the prodi-
gal son might have utilized some OF
his wild oats as a breakfast food.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-04

The restaurateur will soon De DEM
that sparrow ~ 'iie l,an2i
is worth two redblras III lIle OuoH.