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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-09

-EE -
ienlon0 uno MADDEN cine &6einreiie.
Sic merocn pG6reno oeS gor3eit
Sommers in 9plti6lano oerpeilen.
Sr. Seinrid 3icgIer bon Gong.
mooO, Eolbott . @ountp beilift lei'
ne 9rii0cr in Saorbriiden II. tlod)t
Johann cine IGngere Heiie 6urd gott5
GeutidIou0. &iele ieincr 6reum0e
6eglciteten i'm bis an 9oro oes
Sdiffe5, 100 iie III ber5lid)er @eiie
Nlbl6ieo bon ibm nnbmen. Sr. 3iegs
Ter miro bis gum OCTOBER in Geutih.
luno ncrtpeilcu.
Nu Ser Heife sum 3uf il II +.
ttgen.
Srou NugltItc 8ogel, cine iunge
bitbi6e @ittme, Die iid etipo iedS
Sabre lang in Baltimore oifbtelt,
febrte ouf Dem 9ompfcr mad Gron.
Itoot 3llriid, mo iie Srn. Mar @ieSs
fer, 0en iie idon Dor ibrem @itt,
menItonoe fannte, e6eli6en miro.
Sr. @ieSter mar Gin 6rcuno ibreS
Soften, unO ais iie nod Dem So0e
oeiiel6cn iid cntiAloB, noh gmerifa
SIT fobrcn unb IN Baltimore an Ger
@oltonitroBe cine Stellilng onnabm
correiponoirtcn 9ei0e eifrig mitein.
on0er. 9uS Hclultot Scr Gorrcipon.
oen5 mar ein SeirotbSontrog Sci
tens 0eS @rn. @ieSfcr mo min folgt
iie ieinem &llfc uno miro nit ibm IN
&ronitoot Sen @uno fiir'S 2eben ein.
qeben.
Bum 8cu6e Scr Wutter.
Srou $. 3erbulcL Satin beS
lpoblbefonnten 0ellti6 = Nulerifo.
nerS Srn. Senrp 3erblticn MiitglieO
Der gedd)tcten Sirmo Summer uno
9eder, 9anf- mo @e6iel . @eidGit,
be9ibt iid nit ibrer Sodter Cora ottf
@eilt6 ST ibrer 5u @efitoOt an Der
giid, 9nbern, npbnboften Mlltter,
un0 Damn MADDEN 9eioe cine Heile
0lrd] 9eltti6lono ltnO bic Shuei5.
Sr. 3erbuien urtO Die iibrigen Nit.
9Iieoer Der Samilic, ioipic nobeSll
bunoert 6reunbe 0erieIbcn pero6id)it-
oetcn iih on 9oro oeS Gornpirs bon
oen Sdeiocnoen.
3urii If geion6t.
3uriidgeionot muroen oltf Dem
Gompier o6t5ebn Gimuonoerer, sic
olf Dem y9rcSlou" bier onIongten
mo bon Der 9eb0rOe 5ltriidgeionbt
muroen.
9umpfer DGormIto6t".
Die am Sreitog gbeno ollf Dem
vNor00eutiden 2loD6" : 9onpfer
o0ormitoot" bier ongelongten 3tpi.
i1enoeds -Yoiiogierr, 1905 an ,3obl,
Wuroen geitern Worgen om Gier 9tr.
8 81 2ociit-Goint gclonoet. Die gin>
monoerlingS -9eb0roe iorgte fir oie
idnelle Hegiitrirung ser ginmanoe-
rer, uilo 10 fonnten oieielben ldon am
Nodmittog Die 6obrt nod ibren reip.
~9eitimmun9sorten ollf 3iigen ser
Baltimore : Ohio : 9obn~ ontreten.
Die @inipan0erer moren ollrdiueg gut
NIT 8elo periebelL uno ipe5ieQ be-
merfenstuertb pnr Die Gbatiahe, oaB
lid utlter ibnen piele oelitihe Somiz
lien nnb inntge fr6ftige Mdnner be-
fonOert, geroOe bas yri6tlge Sol5"
fiIr Die Sereinigten Stooten.
S6Iimme @rfabrungen
BON pier &roaten.
Sdlinme Grfo6ritngen batten bier
&rooten oird5lmaben. melhe amf
Dem 9ompfer bier onlongten. IS
luoren Dies Geo. Surec, g. 3iicon,
San. 9enidi uno 9lalinS Sriscic.
0%ieielben ~er3Gblten Dem Siilfsaein-
manoerungs . Gommiii1r Sttmtp,
bob iie hereits friiber in Mmcrifa mo.
rem. Sic bdttcn fitr5 por geginn oes
uniiiihjaponiihen arieseS IN 0goen,
lltoh fir bic ol~lnionzY Balm"
gearbeifet uith ieien nntl elmer an5abl
Gniien geoiingen moroen, cine Vim
3abI YierOc, lpeihc tic III lltab oltac'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-09

toltft botter, lta6 8onConper, @ana-
oo, 81 bringen. Sic bGtten Die
Efer0e, etrpo 200 an 3obL nod &on-
couper on 9orO zines britii6en S6if-
les gebrodt uno ieien eingelooen
nor0elL BORT 81 lpeiien. &o1tm ieien
lie nit Dem Glen fertig gelpeien uno
bitten iid ouf 0ef be9e6en molcn,
ais lie %fonOen, Dob Die 2ufen mo
Ging0ngc geidloiien morer. Grit am
nd6ltcn Gage ieien iie frei9eloiien
morocn uno b0tteu %gefun0en, OoB OoS
Sdiif iid) ouf See befono. Sic ieien
out beban0elt lpor0en, mo man babe
ibnen qelugt, Oo man feline 2cute sur
9eaufii6tigung Der Sbiere befom>
men fonnte, bGtte man tie einfa6
electromagnetic. 9os S6iff iei bis
nod) Sort Nrtblr g%eiobren, uno BORT
bitten tie ie 500 pro Mtonot erbolten,
ebe iie ii6 an 2ono begoben. 9ort
Ieien iie iebo6 f~eitgeboIten lporOen,
unb crit nad geraumer 3eit bGtten iie
Die 6reibeit erlperben fonnen. Son
Gort Nrtbur bQtten Tie ii6 nod
China gcfliidtet uno Ieien inn lebten
Sanuor mad &roatien 5uriidgelongt,
bon mo ans lie 10 bolo olS mogIi6
mad Bremen fubren mo auf Dem
DNoroo. 2lopo"-0 ompfer .9orm.
Ituot" noh Imerifa 5uriidfebrten.
Sic e~riuarten in lltab, iuobin iie Ii6
begeben, mie0er NniteQung an benz
8dbnbau 81 erlangen.
Gtma iedS oelltide 8omilien mllr-
Den II, q. bonn Snipeftor 8. &offmonn
regiitrirt. Gieiel6en begeben ii6
mad Dem @eiten, mnren gut nit
@cI0 pericben un0 meroen ooielbit
Surnlerl o%ntaufen.
Stopello in Sparroms.
Goint.
Phi Sen S6iffsboiuperften Der
uWtorplono Stobl : Gompagnie" 81
SporroluS-Goin ioQte geitern Iohs
mittog Der Stapelouf Der bier oo.
ielbit fir bic Stoot Netu.0orf ge-
boltten S1brboote nWtonbottan"
p9roofIpnt~ nSueceB" uno ,9ronr"
Dor iif gebcn, bod fam MIR Der
YWfanbottan" gliidlid bonn Stapel,
Der n9ronr" blieb, ais er nit Dem
Bug Oos @oiier beriibrte, iteden un6
Die beioen onoeren 9oote fonnten Die
Sbienen iiberbaltpt nidt perlaiien.
&iele prominente Nems Yorfer iuobtts
ten Dem StopeIollfe bel, iomie all6
@ouperneur 8orfielo, Wopor Eima-
ms uno cine gn5obl otoerer Stoats-
itno Itdotii6er Veamten. Sri. Auna
Ibedrn poll5og Ole Saiife am
r9ronr". Inter Den o%niueienoen
&ew,Yorfer @eamten befanben lid:
Sobn s. 9elonep, Staotoniuolt;
Sobn j. Abern. Graiioent oes
Wanbattm- 9orougbs;
Martin @. 2ittletort, Yrdiioent
oeS 9rooflpn= 9orongbS;
2ouis s. Saffner, BrGlioent oes
9ronr.V oroliqb;
Soiepb Gaiiiop. Grdiibeit oes
Queens 9orougbs;
George Gromipeq, Brdlioent oes
&ibmonb.9 orougbs;
CHARLES S. Sornes, @rdiioent Der
Mloerm1mer;
Biaiom Mcslboo, Eolisei-Gont-
miiiGr;
Iidolos 5. Sares. 6euers Commit
far;
Sobn Mc@am @oooberrp, Stra-
Bcnreini9ungs-G ommiiidr;
Sobn Z. Oaflep, @aiier-G ommii
iar nno MISUNDERSTANDING Superz
.tttenoenf;
George 6. Belt griiden-G ommii
iGr;
Jranf y. S'9onneI, Yrdiioent oes
Steiier-G 8 portements;
g., 6. Z. Gram. Observation-Disclosures
Gonmiiior.
Mapor WeGleqan BON Neiu-gprf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-09
Nbinbrt OcS pSrcSlGn."

GG6rt nit y &oiiiten. uno 80 3pi'
i6enoedS 3 Ioiiogicren BON bier
nod Bremen 3uriid. 3luiidens
beds . @oiio9icre ser oStuttgurt"
gelonOct. - Stopclloif BON pier
T16rbootcn fir NemsOorf'S so.
fen at Sparrolp'S Ypint.
Ger 3umpfer o9reSlou" bonn
9{oroo. 2lopo, Gopt. $. Yrdger, fu6r
0citern No6mittog INN 9 llbr nit y
&ojiiten. mo etiua 80 3mildcnocds
Yaiiogiercn bon bier nod 8remcr6o.
ben 5ltriid. Die 3oiiiten 8aiiogierc
OeS Qnmpfers iinb; Sri. Srion6om.
Ter, Nerp Dorf; 8oitor u. Slider II.
Sri. SeIene Slider, Merico, Mo ;Sr.
Scrm. 6rib, ct. 2ouis, no; Sr.
GbriItion @roB uno 6ruu WorD s.
@roB, Baltimore, Mo.; Sri. Worie
Sepn Gan Sron5isco, Sal; Sr. ST
mon Sltdberger, Baltimore, 9fO. ;Sr.
Sobn aopfen6eraer, @oibingtoH 3.
g.; Sr. SEQ. 2eirer mo Satin Bal.
timore, Wo.; &r. &i6oro Muag mo
6rau Morie Moog Eono, 81; Sr.
6. M%ortenieL @oibington .. s.;
YoItor @uItap &onte rutO @ottin,Sr,
Subn S6miot Sri. IuguItc SogcL
Sri. Gotic @iU, 6rou s.. 3erbuien,
Sri. 9oro 3erbuien, glue bon 9olti'
more, Moy unO Sr. @enrp 3ie0ler,
SoIbot County, Mo.
Scr &eiieioior.
Nit ser 9tbfo6rt OieicS GompferS
BOT ole Solicitation bon Nmeritomii-
oeu nab ocn bcimotbliden 8eItooen
ibrcn Slnfong Qcnomnten. Die nod
item bon bier obfo6renoen 9ompfcr
oeS 9toroo. &looo tperoen nod mebr
9oiiiter- mo 3luildenoqdS = Galio'
eiere bef0roerlt, ais nui Der a9reSs
lott" Joit ole BON SEEN gorf ans
fobrenoen Compiler limo beicbt, uno
mie eS beiBt, miro ii6 elm 9roBer
Sbeil ser Ilt5lpouoerer BON bier aus
cinlhiffer, foGS tic in New : 9orf
fctne Toiioqc erIangen fonnen.
S6unlaher II. So, Die 1ieiigen
Souptogcnten Ocs Ioroo. 2lppo, CT.
morten einen Itdrfen Inoron9, itno
es lit 9enienigelt, iueld)e lib mad
europa begcben mollell, ail5ltrotben,
ibre S6iffSforten iobolb olS moglib
5u lolen.
Infer Sen Suiiiten > Eoliagiercn
oeS ,8rcSlou" befono lid oitdl Sr.
Sobn aopienbcr0er, Elm bcliebteS
Mitelieo pes r@aibinoton Singer.
%binoeS", Der iid noh 9opern be.
gibt, INN sort ieinc Miitter 81 beill.
deit, mo oltd, mie man mlnfclt, it'd
cine @ottin aus Dem id0nen 9op.
%crnlonoe mitSubringen. Webrere lei
ner Sreunoe IieBen es iid nidt nel.
men, ibu BON @oibinaton aus ooS
@eleite Biz an 9oro hes 0ompferS
81 geben, Oorllrter Sr. Seooor 9ufc-
1orOt, Elm ebemuliacs Wfitglieo ocS
@eionapereinS rSarnonie" pon9ol.
tiniore unb iebt in @aihington or1s
iGiiia SIT. s. q. Rodar bon 8oib-
ington, 8rau 9latbeim bon @oIbs
ington uno 6rou Sobnion bon 9ol'
timore.
Sr. Gbriitian @rob nnD Satin be-
aeben iif nod Meiningen, no GrItc.
rer cine @rbldoit erbeben ipill, Die
linn fiir5lid ooielbit sufiel.
Cine l1ngerc @eiie ourb gor5 Gu.
ropa beabiidtigt Sr. Sinton Sud-
berger bon Scr 6irina S. Srdberger
II. 60, Mr. FOG, oennoritraBc, 9alti'
more. ar5utretcn. Or miro i'll Der
alien Seimotb 8crluonote beluhen
uno iooonn onrd gaiis Ecnildlanb,
Jronfreid, bic Sdhpei5 mo eng.
LAMB reiien.
Tnltor @uitop 4onte uto 6roll
bon M~etropoIis. Slfs.. bcacben lid
nod Sdlriien an gsriuauotcn naO
tHHhtE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-09
@eIoienbnnscm nadr Scntidianb mi
GcStreidl

81 "a Gents pro Narf itn6 20K
Gents pro &rolle. Torto ertra.
@ehieI misgeiteIt ouf ole SbeiIc
ser @clt. giaiee Sdiiisfarten bon
uno nod 1entihlano. Sbeo. S.
8ieuer & Co. Ill SIt.Sering-
tom.Str, 3immer Hr. 3. ESQ.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-09

9afebaIl. - Ser y@oltimorer
9oleboa-Gl ub ipielte geitern gum
eriten Mole in oieiem Sriibiabr auf
Dem bieiigen Spielploee nit Dem
Club bon 9roofIpn. 0os Spiel blieb
nab IL nSnnings" unenti6teoen;
ieoe Settle botte ieds vHuns" 81 Der.
5ei6nen. Srob Der unperlhdmten
&Glte botten lih bod iiber 1000 Gn.
tbuiioIten eineefunoen. Gin 5~lueites
Spiel miro AM Moutog itottfinben.
Sbre Setition ais Staot'
rotbs .gonoiooten botten bis
geItern gbeno I'M 8iireal ser @obl.
glufiifts : @eboroe eingereibt oieGe-
mofroten 9ufe Bomb BON Der H.. 5.
g. Mobool bon Der IL, Sam. @eit
bon Der 49,, s. @. @bite bon oer
16., @oparb $. Sorgrope bon oertS.
nnb $. s. 6. Soffmau bon Der "a.
@aro, ioipie Der HepubIifaner $. $.
Mc6aul, icr., bon Der 10. @oro.
q a It o &rebS ausee.
It n.-Gine 9epeide aus Scron.
ton, 90, an ben .9entiAen GORE
iponoenten" meloet: oy0ie .0entihe
biiboflid : metbooiitiide gonferen5
beS oitIiden 0iitrifts," eegenp1rtig
bier in Stsung, bat geitern beidloi-
fen, ben Hep. George 8rebs, ebemaIs
bon 2ong-Sslanos9itp pegen Sm-
moralitGt uno 8erlaIiens ieiner @e.
meinoe ans ser Spnooe alts5uitoBen.
Serner miir6e beidloiien, Die ndfite
Gonferen5 in Baltimore ob5ubal-
ten"
Hep. are6s mar bis Dor 9 Sabren
Goitor Der beltiden bii1oflifEmez
tbooiitiiden Ioro-g Baltimore : Stride
an Der @ono.S troBe uno 2afopette-
gpenle. er biente an oieier Stride
ieds Sabre lang uno nuroe oann
nod Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
periebt. gr iol iidl iebt in Teros
aufbolten. Vie nddite Gonferena
finoet nadites Sobr IN ser oeutihen
Wetbobiiten-airbe om 9roaoiuap,
nabe Gaitern-gpenle, itatt. Der Gi=
thrift umidlieBt &irben in Marp.
lano, Benniplponien. 0elp.Seriep II.
einem SbeiIe Neipsg Doris.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-09
su a,efin Sns S;rS Sip s(rf,e

Sn gefin, Sis. iino Sic slrbei.
ter Serrn Sorop, Soiepb gepers uno
Geo. @oaler in Der aImericdn ST
itiaerp" in einen groben 2eiiel NIT
beiBer Maiide gefaifen uno 81 1ooe
perbriibt morben.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-02-28

FOR SALE-Best White Seed Corn; has
been improved on for ten years. Write for
sample and prices. JAS. L. LOCKHART
Il. +. ID. No. l, Hillsboro, N. C.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-02-28
Rule on Tobacco Agents.

AT Washington on Tuesday, Secre-
tary Shaw submitted to the Senate,
in response to a resolution offered
some time ago by Senator Daniel, of
Virginia, all the rulings and cor
respondence on the subject of the
construction of the provision of the
act of August %, 1894, relative to
the sale of tobacco by farmers and
growers in person and by agents. The
rulings, which have been strictly adj
hered to by the department, are APP
pended to the Secretary's report,
which is, in part, as follows:
"It is due to state that the de-
partment has never interfered with
the manifest right of the farmer to
make the negotiation of his crop
through his son or employe on the
farm, but the rulings cited have
been made for the purpose of pre-
venting the indiscriminate sale of
the farmers crop throughout the
confines of the United States by
agents in competition with tax-paid
tobacco"
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-02-28

WANTED-Agents in every county to sell
the Perfection Fire -Extfnguisher, and other
good selling articles. GOOD money for right
man. Write JOHN. b. IVES, New Bern,
N. G.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-02-28
Montgomery County Cotton Growers.

Messrs. Editors The Montgom-
cry County Cotton Growers Associ-
alton was misled by error in dates
published in some of the State pa
pers and called the county meeting
the 18th inst. Notwithstanding this
confusion, we had a fair attendance.
We r~eorganized according to the
plan outlined by the National As
ISOLATION, with Mr.. r. A. Bruton,
chairman, and III. G. Scarboro, secre-
tary and treasurer.
We had interesting and enthusiasts
tic speeches advocating the cause.
Ninety per cent of our people will
sign the pledge to reduce acreage and
fertilizer. Owing to short time to
work, we we're unable to inform our
farmers so az to get them to under
stand the plans. We did not get our
county thoroughly canvassed.
III. G. SCARBORO,
Sec. and Treas.
Montgomery Co., N. @.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-02-28
Selected Peach Trees for Sale.
Also Fine Seed Corn. Also the Pa
nous Long Staple FIorodora Cot
ton Seed-Prizes Given
See Below.

Cheney's september Queen" peach trees,
Ito 8 feet, $50 per 1000; $500 per 100.
Cheney's l'8-crate liberia" peach trees, 2
TO 8 feet, S5 per 200; $500 per 100.
Cheney's Improved Elberta" peach trees,
2 to 3 feet, go per 1000; s. per 100.
Send for catalogue of peach trees.
The famous long sta pie Florodora Cotton
Seed, Sl.50 per bushel. My seed were bought
from L. A. Stoney, the originator OF this cot
ton. In 1904 one bushel yielded $50 product.
Also for sale the following varieties of fine
Seed Corn:
"Cocke's Early Prolific" corn, $3.50 per bu.;
yields 8 to z ears per stalk. i have improved
this variety by judicious selection for sew
"Hfgdon's Mammoth Gourd" corn, $3.50
per bushel Originated in Alabama. One
Mexican June" corn, very prolific, and
June, after grain or hay; Sl.50 per bushel.
RIZ GIVEN.
To every purchaser of 1 600 peach trees, 1
ties OF corn, and one bushel Florodora Cot
ton Seed. To every buyer of 500 trees, 1 will
give one bushel corn or cotton seed. To
every buyer of 500 worth of trees / will give
one peck or corn or cotton seed. To every
buyer of one bushel Of corn / will give one
peck OF cotton seed. To every buyer OF. one
bushel of cotton seed i will give one peck of
corn. All prices cash 4. o. b. Rome Ga.
w. T. CHENEY, Rome, Ga.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-02-28
As to the Selma Connection Case.

A prominent North Carolina law
yer calls our attention to the fast
that the item in our last number that
Judge White chad decreed an error"
In the decision of the State Supreme
Court in "Selma connection" case
is incorrect. "He has no such power,
and if he had would not exercise 1t
without argument" says our inform
ant. "No appeal lies from the
State Supreme Court, in any case.
except where a Federal question Is
involved, and then only to the
United States Supreme Court and
judges. Such appeal, technically call
ed a writ of error may be allowed
by the Chief Justice of the State
Court, or by a Justice of the United
States Supreme Court-that is, he
simply orders the appeal docketed for
hearing. There is small doubt the
State Supreme Court will be affirmed.
In the meantime, the Selma train has
been put on, and is running in
obedience to the decision of the SUI
preme Court of North Carolina and
to the manifest convenience of the
travelling public"
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-02-28
Farmers Exchange
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Two cents q word for first Insertion. and
one cent a word for each additional inser.
ton, each figure or initial counting as a sep
arate word.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-02-28

Sec. 6. That this act shall apply to
the following counties: Wayne, Le-
noir, Greene, Johnston. Jones, On
slow. Craven, Cleveland, Sampson.
Pitt. Duplin, Gates, Cumberland,
Perouimans, Chowan, Robson, Bla-
den, Nash, Harnett, Rockingham,
Fender, Currituck, CASTOR, North
ampton, Sampson, Beaufort, TyrreH.
Chatham, Mecklenburg, Rutherford.
Caswell, Camden, Cabarrus, Halifax,
and Columbus.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-02-28
The New Landlord and Tenant Law.

In last weeks Progressive Farmer
and Cotton Plant we promised our
readers this week a copy of the new
North Carolina landlord and tenant
statute, just adopted by the General
Assembly. This was father
ed by Representative Uzzell, of
Wayne County, and as finally passed
reads as follows:
The General Assembly of North Car
DINA dc enact:
Section 1. That any tenant or
cropper who procures advances from
his landlord to enable him to make
a crop on the land rented by him.
and then wilfully abandons the same
without good cause, and before pay
ing for such advances, shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor.
Sec. 2. That any landlord who may
contract with a tenant or cropper
by agreeing to furnish him advances
to enable him to make a crop, and
wilfully fails or refuses to furnish
said advances according to his agree
ment without good cause, shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor.
Sec. 3. Any person who employs a
tenant or cropper who has violated
the provisions of section 1 of this
act with knowledge of such violation,
shall be liable to the landlord furnish
ing such advances for the amount
thereof, also be guilty of a INSIDE
meanor.
Sec. 4. That whenever any tenant
or cropper shall enter into a contract
for the rental of land for the current
or ensuing year, and without just
cause, wilfully neglect or refuse to
perform the terms of this contract.
then the tenant or cropper shall for
felt his right of possession to the
premises and the landlord may re-
cover possession of said premises in
the manner provided for in Section
1777 of the Code.
Sec. 5. The punishment for any
violation of any of the provisions of
act shall not exceed a fine of fifty
dollars or Imprisonment for more
than thirty days.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-02-28
LAMP-FITS.

How do you know what
chimney fits your lamp1
Your grocer tells you.
How does he know?
He don't.
Do you then?
That's about how lamps
are fitted with chimneys by
people who don't use my
Index; and they complain
of bad ~chimneys! Lamp
Fits indeed Do you want
the Index? Free.
MAcBETH, Pittsburgh.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-02-28

BUSINESS PRINTING for Farmers. Use
good stationery with yOur own name and
name OF your farm neatly printed. Write
or prices to MUTUAL PUBLISHING o
Raleigh, N. c. This company prints THE
PROGRESSIVE FARMER,1
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-02-28

WANTED-Ntce ash timber. VIII pay
cash money for all tracts close to railroad.
write us how much yon have. e. G. BRIN-
SER & SONS, Wise, N. c.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-02-28

FOR SALE.-Cocke's Prolific Corn on ear.
Russell Big Boil, Culpepper's and Kings
improved Cotton Seed. B. w. KILGORE,
Raleigh, N. G.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-02-28

BUFF LEGHORNS, Buff Op1ngton and
Barred Rock stock and eggs; also Indian
seconds, four thirds; State Fair. MISS J. 2.
JONES, r. f. d. /, Tobaccov1lle, N. c.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-02-28

WANTED-Orders for young Merino
Rams and Duroc Jersey Pigs. SAMUEL
ARCHER, StatesvtIle, N. c.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-02-28

THOROUGHBRED Scotch Collie Pups at
half price until March LIST. G.. F. GREEN
Ashev1l1e, N. G.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-04-15
HANGED AN UNKNOWN MAN
One Of the Most Curious Cases in the
Annals of Montana
Criminals.

"The most dramatic incident | ever
witnessed occurred in the county court
house in my town." said Judge F. Fl.
Woody, prominent lawyer Of Missoula,
Mont, according to the Washington
Post.
"A desperate, and perhaps profess
sional burglar-though that was never
proyed-shot down two young residents
of the town early in the morning Of Au-
gust IA, 1902, in cold blood. One Of his
victims died Immediately; the other, a
man named Paul Goldenbogen, was
thought to be mortally wounded and lay
in his cot at the hospital for weeks, mo-
mentarily expecting death, but finally
got we'll The murderer was arrested,
but there was only slight circumstantial
evidence against him, and it looked as
though he might go free.
Finally the prosecuting attorney
saw that there was only one thing to
do, and that was to bring in Golden
bogen and see If he could not identify
the accused So we brought the wound
ed man into the courthouse, attended
by two doctors. both of whom said the
excitement would endanger their pa
tents life. The poor fellow really pre-
sented a pathetic picture; he was so
feeble he could scarcely talk, and sew
eral times he collapsed, but with the ap-
plication of restoratives rallied. and told
a complete story of his attempted assas-
sination. His Identification of thepris-
oner was immediate and so absolute
that no one in the audience doubted the
fellows guilt, and the jury promptly
found him guilty, and the death penalty
was pronounced. The fellow was hanged
without ever revealing his name or his
tory, and the case is one of the most
curious in the criminal annals of our
state.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-04-15

It is a pleasure to take DR.. Dade's
Little Liver Pills andenjoy their tonic
effect upon the liver. Sold by A. P.
Owens. d
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-04-15
stork Messenger.

Some years ago an American clergy
man, temporarily residing at Berlin,
enticed a stork into his garden, caught
it and placed a silver ring about its leg.
on which was engraved Berlin, 1883 "
He took it for granted that the stork
would reoccupy its usual quarters on its
return in the spring, which, indeed,
proved to be the case. The surprise Of
the clergyman's household was great,
however, when its members noticed that
their stork" now wore two silver rings
upon his leg instead of one. The bird
was recaptured. and-beholdl the old
ring was back again and accompanying
It another. which read: india sends
greetings to Berlin. The Pilgrim.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-04-15
PAID FOR HIS LONG WALK.
Gambler Who Lost at Faro Bank
Had His Money Returned
to Him

A man who lives by his wits and other
invisible resources played faro bank in
Tacoma a short time ago until he lost all
he had, which was considerable. He was
in the class which is commonly denom-
mated wise guys" by the knowing
ones" and when he dropped the last Of
about $500 he sauntered carelessly over
to the head push" of the house and re-
marked in an Indifferent tone:
& "I've walked SO miles to-day and I'm
awful tired"
A little later he was motioned into the
business Office Of the house and his
losses were refunded TO him. The house
could not afford to have him distribute
the news that he had lost his ''wad" on a
deck containing So cards.