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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03
Smbamaspis, Snb. Dpnneifae Musuf 1905
Yrotet sssea nsme straRe.
Gisentbiimsr rei9en Rsmonitran3 ein.

Dor Der 8s6brbs 6ffsntlider @erte
uuroe sefsrn cine &emonitran3 segen
bic gr0Hnuns bes Sadion part einse-
rei9t. nnter3eidnet NOR bieielbe burt
Ssnrp S9null, q. u. e9nu0, s. 9.
sweti, 2Ouis SOuwsg, 6. 6. &esfe,
%. s. pisI, 6sntp Ssosrin, Gurman
Stout Sr., 8. 9. g1tpin. Sobn Gaebr,
W. u. Mprris, &. 5. Mc@rap, J,eo
Sabnlsp unb s. 8. 8aien. aas
eisnsn @runofads In unmittelbarer
Na&baribaft unb ale fassn baB Die
grDIfnung Der neuen Steabe gerabe
nitt erfptinI9t 1T.
Die 8ebbroe iab fd beranlaBt. bic
Sa9e biz gum IL. Nusut 81 beri9is'
ben, uno in Der 3mii@snseit peroen
@inf4dbungen bOrgenOmmen tusrSsn.
um 3u entids.oen, mie piels 0ortbeils
uno S4aben our9 Die neue Strabs
eniifeben werbsn.
prdioent SOpning fa9t. bab er Der
0orla9e ainffig 9efiimmt iif, bod &C.
benfe er teine S9ritte 3u unterns6men,
uel9e bic Stabt in fofipielise 3lasen
berpifeln i6nne.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03
Sn bemitletoensmertbe Sage.
9tlte 5rau auf bic Strabe seiest.

Sin @onitablsr aus Ri9ter Sbeps
barbs Office tuurbe ssaern nit Der gr-
mitiruug Der bsiabrtsn Della 6.
Wtarib betraut unb bic GaGen Der an
Der Horb Sabioion Ctr. pobnbaften
Srau. tpurben aus benz 5auie gsIsbt.
Mngeblia fonnte bic alte 6rau ben
Mietb3ins ni9t sablen.
Gin falf9es @srt6t melSste, bab bic
Sa3en auf 8efebl Der @siunbbsitsbes
amten in 8ranb gsiisdt isisn, boo er-
CAB eine unteriudung, bab bieies nidt
Der Gaa gepeien. Die @siunbbeitsbes
b6rbe batte nit Der gnsslessnbeit ni9ts
su t6un, uno bic Sa9su wurosn au9
ni9t berbrannt.
6rau Warib, bic augsnideinli9 an
elmer Sunsenfrantbeit litt, puros bon
Der pOlissi In Obbut senommsn. ba.
nit fs gesen bic nnbilbsn Der Witte.
rung gei&abt iei. sic iit cine rs9t
intelligente alte Dame, Der man cine
quite S4ulbiloung fofort anmerft, bod
f4eint He eine auberprbsntli9s Yorliebe
fhr altes @erhmpel 3u haben, bon mel
dem fie eiue 9roBe Guantitdt um fiG
aufsebduft bate.
Na&oem bie alte Grau In Ob6ut
genOmmen. imuate fi9 anseblid sins
anaabI Na4barn baran, bic 9abIelig=
feiten Der Grau 81 nerdubsrn. bod
ma4te Superintendent 2rhger bieien
8eriu&en etn gnbe.
Wan piro bsriu9sn. bie Grau in
einsm @Obltbdtieteits-S Snifitute unter-
subringen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03
Sabrsans %.
I Sen. Samss &. garmaban /
Der @riinber bes Uniform Stang Der anisbts
Of Yptbias seitorben.

@sneral Samss q. garnabnn, Der
nun i9on felt ldnssrsr 3eit 10 i9psr
ertrantt in ieinsr Wobnung barnisosr-
lag, III beuts Nor9sn UNI 6.S5 ubr
ieinen 2eioen srlegen. @dbreno Der
lsstsn Sage i9on waren bic Gebersgei'
fer bsfdnois i'm Sinten uno nur Der
auberorbentIi9sn Wilsnstraft bes Iers
forbensn III ss 3u3uidrsiben, bob er
f9 Bis CUR antunft ieinsr So9ter 5rau
9eB aus 8sapsr, @ul., bic 6eute frtib
4.5O l16r am 9rantsnlaser anlangte,
am 9ebsn erbielt. Or. S6eo. Wag=
uer unb Or. Bigger, Die ben 10 i6psr
Rranten bebanoelten. tuaren faff unab-
IdIFg bsmh6t, bsn fafernben Gebens'
funten gu erbalten. ansefi&ts beg al'
tsrs bes patienten. iotuie au9 Der
G&uere iein.r grtranfung, mar alle
dr3tli9s 6ilfs bergebens.
General @arna1an mar Elm berbor'
rasenbss Wlitslisb bss Orbens Der
Rnis6ts Of pptbias.
gr ma9ts ben ghrsertrisg nit, er-
parb fi9 als Staatsmann, S4riftfels
Ter unb aud aIs Msni9snfreunb einen
sroBen Ruf, Der i6n nett iiber oisSrsn=
3en unieres Staatss binaus betannt
ma9ts. Den 2sim bss 2sioens, mel
dem sr srlag, sos er F4 i'm Siisger'
frisgs 3u, uno trpB allen angeuanoten
dr3tli9sn WittsIn 9eIan9 es ibm nis-
mails bic ssiu6iegensiuns 3li erlangsn.
gensraI @arnaban NOR Der @rtinber
bes Uniform Ganf Der 2ni9bts OF
pptbias unb inisrsfant III es ieoenfalls
3ubbrsn. onB Der 2srn ieiner erfen @om=
panie aus Esutfdsn befanb. gr bielt
bier ben 8ang zines Waior @eneral.
bss Il. R. 8. Of q. Of tbe Worlb. gr
mar am 18. Nobember 1841 in Dab
ton, Sno., 9s6oren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

Sdngerin ais preisges
frDnte e 3 9in n. Sie Sresoener
gbofplaoenfdbrif 9ering bate Elm
preisausf9retben fir Die beiten Safs
feeto9reaepte erlahen uno Preiie bon
30 BIB 200 Warf aussei9rieben. llns
ter oen rYretsgefrDnten" befano iif)
audi Die tOnisli9 fG9fif9e &ammere
fdnserin Serene @ble b. GbaDanne, Wit'
slieb Der fDnigli9en Sper, oeren
&affeersaept Die Sirma tduflih erDors
ben bat.
Set m 9doen er trunte t { n.
8ei 2etet, 8O6men, ba0eten Die Heals
f6iiler @tulc uno Tl,tmert in Der
Woloau. 9lls Elm Tlob poriiberfuhr,
fprdnsen tie barauf uno fubren ein
Stud ftromabtpGrts. 9lls lie tpieoer
lanoen polIten, serietb Jlumert, Der
ni9t f9pimmen fonnte, in Grtrins
tunssgefabr. Stile ipollte i6n retten.
oo9 balo perf9tpanben beibe IN ber
Siefe. Der Batter Stules, Der NIT feis
ner So9ter oieier f9redli9en SSent
ppm llfsr aus aufab, iprans in's Waf.
fer, nm bic Grtrinten0en 5li retten
@ein Beniiben mar jebo4 umfonft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03
gsrlausem oak ete StraBe pie;
oerbersefeQt mirs.

Die Bemobnsr Der @itter Mbe., bon
Der Daibinston Str. big aur Widigan
Str, rsiatsn seHern Der gsb6rbe 6f-
fentli1sr Wsrfs eine Bsidmsrbs elm,
bae bic Strabs felt benz gaue bes ST.
bington Mb,usstanals fi9 In f9lsdtsm
3ufanos bsfinbe. Die ghrger berlan.
gen, bab Der Contractor bic StraBe In
ibrsn OriainaI3uftano beriebe uno 3tuar
aus benz 8elbe, tpeI1ss fie ieiner 3eii
oeponirten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03
Stebfable.

Grau 2uos, 128 Wef We:
gartp Ctr, melbete Der poliaei. bab
elmer ibrer aOitsdnssr fie Tim $27 be-
ftoblsn babe.
ginbre9er beri9afften fiG
3utritt su s. 6. Soriep's Wobnun9,
1S Of RapmOno Str., no fie bic 60
i6en bss i'm tisffen S9lummer lie9en=
ben 5ausberrn I'm ettpa $40 erIei9-
terten.
Sn beiben 5dlIsn uurbs bic polissi
nit Der Nufiparuns Der $bdter Be-
traut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03
%. s. 8rpani Ii. | m 8 o.
pitaI.

SO Winona ute. 2. Muguf.
Wi0iam Sennirss 8rpan it,, be,
sObn bes oemOtratiI9en prdfbsnt.
i&afts=aanbibaten tpuroe gsifern ins
presbpterian 6oipital in @bieaso tiber.
fabrt. ST batte Fd bOr mebrersu Sa.
gen bic 3e5enndseI nit einem Wehe,
bsi4nittsn unb man alaubt, bob babel
imfOIse feiner nnbOri&tisteit eint
8lutbsrsiftuns sntaanb, bic fia 10 fsb,
perf4limmsrte, bob iebt iein 3ufanh
iebr bebenfli9 if.
Sa Der 8ater fi4 auf elmer 0orIeie=
Sour befinbat. fonnte berielbe Bis iesi
ni9t bena9ri9tist weroen.
gtgentb d mli9er un'
9IiidsfalI.
Soutb genb, 2. Nuguf. -
Der 3abnarat Doctor 2ucas fsbt
in @efabr, Elm Nuge 3u ber'
lieren, Wdbreno ct einem feline,
patienten einen 3abn sog, fog ctr
bonn 3abn abssbrodenss Sthd 9sesr
Muse. pel&es cine gnt3iinbuns perur
ia9te, bic ibm m6gli9erusiIe bu!
NugenIi9t tofst.
Coroner pirb unters
u4ett.
8nor, 2. Musuff. Cine srano'
lide llnteriudung pirb beranfaIts
tpsrben betreffs bes 2obes zines 4idbri
gen Rinbes in Ora, 3ebn Weilen bot
bier. Coroner Barrier unb Or. Wbit
bon bier murbsn na9 benz Sauie bsl
Garmers Soiepb Steiger In Ore Be-
rufen, um einen Snqueif iiber bi
2si9e zines ainbss abaubaltsn. 9sr
2opf bes armen @ei96pfes mar mi
8sulen unb Wunben bebsdt, bic es fid
nod Nngaben oes Garmsrs bur9 bel
6alI bon elmer 8rsppe 3uaos. infoIse
beRen es au9 gsfforbsn iein ion. etei
ger er3dblie benz Coroner eine lang
@si&i&te.
L
Sarna& fam bOr eirea 3wei Sabrer
ein gbepaar, tpel9es ansebli& auf be
Reiie nod pennfpIbanien mar, 3u ibu
nit Der 8itte, bort sinise Stunbei
raiten au birfen, ba ibr Riub ertrant
fet; ipdter 9insen fie fort. bas 2inl
aurtdIahenb nit Der 8esranbung, bal
| He Wsbiain fur besfelbe Gus Der Stab
bolen uolten, bo& tau&ten fie ME uie
Der auf. Wfan mirb bic Mngele9en
beit elmer granbli&en llnterfu&unl
unteraieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03
Siren Tsrletmnsen erleseu.

6rau &ois Sommers. bic bOr eini=
gen $a9en in f9per perlebtem 3us
fanbe nod benz 6ofpItaIs gebra9t
puros, if wdbreno Der Ra9t ges
fforben.
5rau Sommers, bic fi9 meiifens In
einem balbbetdubten 3ufanbe befanb,
bsf9uIbiste i6ren @atten Grant Som.
mers, fe aus benz Genifer seuorfen su
haben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

Sasgefri9e Clam gafe i'm
&ipple Outing Club mar ein i46ner
grfoIs. 0a bas Wetter gttnfig mar,
battsn fi9 gsniisenb Befu&er eingefun.
ben, um ben buftigen CLANS aCs gbrs
an3utbun, unb ba es an fonfftaen gr-
frii9ungsn aud ni9t mangel.s, nabn,
bic MHaire sinsn prd9tisen Werlauf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

Trau Sennte 8erpia 4,
go. 957 @st @oob=S Strabe, bic an
elmer Wcrpbiumoer9iftrng lit. murbt
9eitsrn bur9 bic Asr3ts Briggs une
garbart mad ldnserer 8smtbung &c.
rettet.
6rau MIice 6. iber,
Satin bes bor einigen Sabren bsrfor.
benen @roesr @so. SnIber, srtpirtte In
8auamte eefern einen grlaubnibi&ein
fur einen Mnbau gum Woriinq Girl!
6eime. 623 NOrb Neu Seriep strabe,
Der Inbau, Der 3ueiR6dis iein iOa.
miro benz an fi9 f9on redt gerdumiger
@ebdubs mod mebrers re&t serdumig'
3immer aufagen,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03
Mls Seierteur bsrbaftet.

Walter @t9inion, sin Deiertsur nus
Ontel Sans Mrmee, oen Der Sheriff
In Sbelbpbille feRsenommen unb mad
bier sebra9t bate, wuroe bonn Der.
ct. Beamten .. 90. Bropn In gm.
pfang genommsn.
alt4infon. Der nod nur tur3er Diena.
3eit frant wurbe urib bann aus BEN
6ofpitaIe entfob, tpirb nit elmer etrafs
bon 6 Monaten tpobl babontommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

2ouis $raugott, 828 Dars
ren Nbs., elm frtbsrer Wirtb, be9tng
bsuts frhb Selbfmorb mittels @arbol.
idure. Sn sinem Briefe, pel4en er
isinsr Jamilis binterlisb, ia9te er. oaB
er iein @sib 3uisBte, um anoern Elm
gutter 9amerab 3u isin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03
Seutider Transn 6ilfs=8srein

Sie re9elmdbi9s 0eriammlung oes
Geuti4en Srausn DiIfssgereins finoet
5rsitag, ben a. Guguf, Na8mittags 8
ubr, i'm Seutihen SauIe fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

Grau @Drfman unb 5rau
@ettanb, bic cine Idngere Beiu9s.
reiie In Deuti&Ianb ma&ten, Fnb
mohlbebaIten bisr iuisber angslangt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03
Mns ben @eri6ten.
NahIaBgeridt.

gs uuroen fOlgsnoe Sefamsnte 3u,
8siidtisuns i'm Na8laBseri9t einse.
rei9t:
Dasisnige bes berfOrbenen 2ouis
6. &uth. SeitamsntsboQ frederir
Sermins &utb, 800 gHr9f9aft fel
leno.
Sasienige bes bsrfforbenen @lauot
g. gQiott, Mominiitrator Sobn 6
gQiott, 1910 8hr9i9aft.
Sasienise bes perforbenen Soiepl
Mhu4bof.
Sasieniss Der bstforbsnen Mlic
Wrisbt, ggscutor Soibua u. Comp
ton, 800 8arsi4aft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03
Neue Glase.

Die Barber asphalt pabins 60.
rei9ts gefsrn aegsn Sames Mnoerion
u. u. 2lags Elm, tpssen 3ablungspsrs
tpeiseruns bon 8slaifunaen fur stra-
bsnbehsrungsn, uelde bon berislbsn in
llebsreinfiimmuns nit benz bon Der
8ebOrbe fur 6ffentti9e Mrbsiten abge-
f4lohenen .Rontraft ausseftbrt mur-
hpn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

- Rau9t bie BONANZA.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-10
RESOLUTION
Notice Is hereby given that at the
meeting Of the City Council Of
the City of st. Johns, Oregon,
held on the 18th day of Septem-
Der, A. D. 1905, the following
resolution was adopted

RESOLVED: That the Council of the
City of St. Johns, Oregon, deems 1t ex-
pedient and proposes to improve Thomp-
son street from Myers street to Lively
street in the following manner, towit
By establishing a light grade on said
street in the following manner the same
as the county roads are graded. Said
improvement To be made III accordance
with the Charter and Ordinances of the
City of St. Johns, and the plans, specif-
cations and estimates of the city engi-
ncer filed in the Office Of the recorder Of
the city OF St. Johns. The cost OF said
improvement to be assessed as provided
by the city charter upon the property
specially and peculiarly benefited there
by, and which is hereby declared to be
all the lots, parts thereof aud parcels Of
land within a line 100 feet from the out
side line Of each side Of said Thompson
street.
The engineers estimate of the pruba-
bic total cost for the Improvement Of said
street is s977.2o.
The plans, specifications and estimates
Of the city engineer for the improvement
of said Thompson street are hereby
adopted.
RESOLVED: That the city recorder OF
the city Of St. Johns be and is hereby di-
rected to give notice of the proposed inn
provemcnt of said Thompson street as
provided by the city charter.
Remonstrances against the above I'M.
proycmcnt may be filed in writing with
the undersigned within fifteen days from
the date of the first publication ufAthis
notice.
ny order of the council.
J. W. HANKS,
City Recorder.
Published IN ST. Johns Review October
az, November 1 aud 10, igoS.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-10
RESOLUTION
'otice is hereby given that at the
meeting Of the Council Of the
City OF ST. Johns, Oregon, held
on the 18th day Of September,
A. d. zoos. the following res
olution was adopted:

REsoLvED That the Council Of the
City of 81. Johns, Oregon deems Il cx.
pcdicn, and PROPOSES Ia improve Lively
street from north line of Thompson
street Ia tile south side of Catlin street.
IN the following manner, to.wit.
By establishing light grade on said
street ~ the following manner the same
~ the County roads are graded. The
improvements Of said Lively stree, to he
made IN accordance with the charter and
ordinances oi the City of st. Johns, and
the plans, Specifications aud estimates oi
the City Engineer, filed IN the office oi
the Recorder oi the City oi ST. Johns
The cost oi said improvements 10 be ~.
scs.cd ~ provided 10y the City Charter
upon the property specially aud pc
cnliarly benefited thereby and which IL
hereby declared Ia bc all the lots, parts
thereof and parcels Of land within a line
ten feet irom the outside line oi each
side oi said Lively street.
The Engineers estimates oi the prob.
able total cost for the Improvement of
said street Is sIo9,So.
The plans, specifications aud csii.
mates of the City Engineer for the i'm.
proycment oi said Lively street are here
hy adopted
RESOLVED. That the City Recorder
OF the City Of 81, Johns he and il hereby
directed Ia give notice of the proposed
improvement oi said Lively street as pro,
vidrd by the City Charter
Remonstnnccs against the above i'm.
provvmcnt NAV hc hlrd in writing with
the undersigned within IS days from the
date oi the first publication ofthis notice.
hy order ot the Council
J, ", HANKS,
City Recorder,
Published IN the 81, Johns Review
October ~, November \ aud Ia, IgnS.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-10
RESOLUTION
Noti,e is hereby given that AT the
meeting Of the Council of the
City Of 81. Johns, Oregon. held
on the 18th day Of September,
A. ID. zoos, the following reso-
luton was adopted;

RESOLVED: That the Council of th,
City oi 81, Johns. Oregon. deems il eN.
Iedient and proposes 10 Improve Catlin
Street from the east line of Lively Street
Ia Jersey street in the following manner
to-wit
Nv establishing a light grade ON said
street the same as county roads are
graded. Said improyement to M. NAL
In accordance with the Charter ami or.
dinances OF the City of st. Iohns and the
plans, specifications and estimates of the
City Engineer, filed in the office ot the
Recorder of the City ot 81, Johns. The
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-10

Bring us 81 and we will send the
Review to Your friend for a year.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-10

Nc do efVNu and bridge work without pain
Nui N NSats eNlsitsrsv la plate ~ork en-
Ahiss ~ 90 hl NVut mouth comfortably
~ 4 Mi>s has fanud a saic NaN to "a
ltast teeth absolutely sith0ut pain Ia 4
4 Ms h snvNpstt Al gold hlltng aud cro~n
and bridge wofk fNtfatinK ttVV Mhrn
pilates al hf ki.st, Az ,lrlrrrt
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-10
MISE BROS. Dentists,

faning huildiug COZ rhud and Mash sls
llSh evenings Nll y m. SUNDAYS ttolu
toia ot Main soAs
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-10
LAUREL LODGE
No. $50 |. u. q. +.
ST, JOHNS oRruo,

Meets each Monday evening in Odd
Fellows hall, at 7;sO, Visitors welcomed
m C. W, oVertreet, y. G..
Il. Elliott, SerretarV.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-21
CHOICEST LIARS UNHUNG."
that's What Secretary Parker Says
of Cotton Statistic Manipu-
IatOPS.

The Statesville Mascot prints let
ter written by Secretary I. b. Parker.
of the Farmers Alliance, to Mr.. T. j.
Conger. of Iredell county. Mr.. Parker
says he does not think there is any
accuracy in the government report,
and adds:
IF it is accurate the persons who
have reported to the Southern Cotton
Associate either knew nothing about
what they were reporting or are the
biggest liars unhung; and / am not
prepared to believe they did not know
what they were talking about or that
they were not telling the truth as TO
reduction in acreage1 and fertilizers.
The government report | think very
misleading; and will cause the price
of cotton to fall. In view Of that ]
hope no man will offer~a bale of cotton
for sale for the next, 30 days. and not
then for less than 10 cents a pound.
| firmly believe conditions warrant
price of 10 cents for cotton, and I
also think it will bring that next fail
when the truth about the crop is posi-
lively known. Further. / do not be-
lieve the present crop will amount 20
10, 900, 900 bales.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-21
COLOREO NORMALS
Schools at Elizabeth City.
Winston and Fayette-
Vile to Be Continued.

The State Board of Education yes
terday settled permanently the mat
ter of the number and location of the
Colored State Normal Schools, The
board at it's morning session yesterday
considered, all the propositions in re-
gard to the colored normal schools,
and decided to continue the schools
at Elizabeth City, Fayetteville and
Winston. No proposition was re-
ceived from FranAlinton, and that
place received little consideration
from the board The places that sub
mitted propositions included with
them pledges from the citizens IN
amounts from SO, 900 10 $4,000, to, aid
in providing buildings and equipment
for schools. Steos will be taken at
once to secure all necessary improve
ments. equipment land buildings for
all the schools and i'm the future an
annual appropriation will be divided
between the three schools, and all
that can bc saved by economical man
agement will be used i'm improvements.
Under the proposition the State Sc
cures from Winston at once good
school building. a barn, stable. dairy
and shops, costing more than 100000
and now worth between $4,000 and
$4,000, for 1000. This provides
a good working plant at once for the
Winston school, and the others viii
he provided for as rapidly as possible.
BY this arrangement the State gets
for permanent equipment for the col
cred normals from the three COM
munities about $4,000 $4,000 from
Fayetteville, $4,000 from Elizabeth
City. and $4,000 from Winston.
Each of the three schools will receive
annually about $4,000.
This settlement makes permanent
the location and number of the State
normals provided that they make
good their pledges and fulfil their part
of the contract. This condition was
attached TO the action of the State
Board
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-21
DOWN IN FLORIDA
Man From Greensboro
Now at Panama Park.
Writes Letter Back to Friends After
Five Years Good, Solid Profit
able Experience.

Mr.. David Stradley, who spent some
time at Greensboro, five or six years
ago, writes back to friends as follows:
After having been on protracted
spree for nearly five years and haV-
ing squandered all l had saved in
the ten years previous thereto, my
attention was called to the keeley In
stitute at Greensboro, then compare
lively new thing in North Carolina. l
was begged to so there. but l told
every one that asked me that l was
too far gone to be saved except by the
grace of God. Finally [ was over
persuaded and yielded / took the
train for Greensboro and upon arrlV-
ing there was met at the station by
one of the attendants of the Institute,
He conducted me to the Institute and
introduced me to the Manager who
met me very kindly and gave me
hearty welcome and shake of the
hand. Everybody 1 met treated me
with the greatest kindness. and | soon
fell in love with all at the Institute.
J he third day after the treatment was
begun all desire to take drink had
LETT me- and ] felt no temptation
whatever to touch the bottle on the
table by my bed. | can say with
clear conscience that the best invest
ment [ ever made in my life was the
Greensboro, n. c. The board and ac-
commodations were the best, the Of
ficers and attendants were kind and
accommodating. | never had better
treatment at any place in my life. Ii
anybody wants to give up the liquor
habit. l do not care how far gone he
may be. he can do so by going to the
Institute al Greensboro, where he will
turely be cured; that is if he wants to
quit. But if he does not determine to
quit (and that is the reason why some
go back. he h4d as well remain at
home; for, if he had rather be drunk
than sober he can learn the habit.
just as easily after being cured as he
learned it the first time. though II
might take him little longer time
TO DO So
There is no humbuG in the keeiey
Ia eatment; it is the greatest God-send
over vouChGafed 10 man.
+,|' DAVID STRADLEY.
Panama Park. Fla. Nov. "a, 1904.
,. Sena names of friends who might be
benefited to kee!ey Institute, Green's
boTO, n. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-21
FREE RIDE TO DEATH
Bud Mingie of Henderson
On a Freight.
Stealing Ride On Southern Fell Be-
meath Wheels at Cary and Died.
Here in Rex Hospital NTH
Legs Cut Off.

After running away from home and
stealing ride on freight train death
came yesterday afternoon to young
Jesse Thomas Minggia. about twenty
years old. of Henderson, better known
as Bud Minggia, son of Mr.. A. 2.
Minggia, in the grocery business at
Henderson
The terrible accident occurred yes
terday about half past one O'Clock at
Cary. Bud Minggia and two compan :
ions We're under a Southern freight
train bound for Durham which stop
ped at Cary. The young men got out
from under the cars and as the train
started went under again. Then the
accident occurred as young Minggia
fell under the wheels which passed
over his legs. The train was stopped
and one of his companions got away.
The other was arrested on the charge
of beating his way. but was released
on paying y fine.
The train had crushed both of
!Nfihggia's legs, his left leg being terri
bly, mangled as far as the knee, his
right foot crushed. Arrangements
were made to bring him to Raleigh to
Rex IIpyRital on a Seahoard Air Line
train, and with Mr.. Wilkerson, a med
ical studs at Gin charge he was brought
here about half past four o'clock.
DIR. Hubert A. Register, the Southern
Railway physician, and DR.. r. S. Nc
Geachy looked after the case, and 1t
was found necessary to amputate both
legs. The left leg was taken off at
the knee joint and the right leg just
above the ankle. Yet, despite every
attempt TO save him the young man
sank and died about eight o'clock.
As soon as it was learned that the
young man came from Henderson tele-
grams were sent and his father, Mr.
A. P. Minggia and two of the young
mans sisters reached here at seven
o o'clock. being With him when he died.
The body was prepared by the John
w Brown Coffin Company and was
taken TO Henderson on the 1:30 train
this morning. The funeral will take
place this afternoon.
Mr. MingGia say; that two days ago
his son left home, though he was re-
with and, Urged to- stay.
With the other young men he was
beating his way on the road, having
passed through Raleigh. He was un-
after the accident and never
recovered to tell anything of the acct
dent. The case is a sad one and there
is deep sympathy for the family.