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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-09-07
The Assault on Judge Ward.
Charlotte Observer.

OAdI4OtCS OOS0ENCI.
A shock must have gone over the
State yesterday wnen the people
read that at Durham, S ,turday ev-
ening, an ex-mayor Of that town
had personally attacked, struck and
injured Judge Ward, of the bench
of the Superior Court, on account of
a sentence which he had pronount ed
in court that day. The cause of the
assault was that the assailant thought
that the judge had given too light a
sentence to negro convicted before
him of manslaughter, with recon-
mendation to mercy, in the killing
Of a nephew of the man making the
attack.
The circumstance is most mons
trous. We do not know how other
wise to characterize it. Nothing
like it has ever occurred in North
Carolina in all the history of the
Slate. The only event of which it
reminds one, is that many years ago
n one of our eastern counties, Mr..
{ afterwards Judge) Warren was
shot at and wounded by defendant
whom he bad prosecuted and who,
after the shot, turned the weapon
Npon himself and committed suicide.
Yet there is no parallelism in the
cases.
There IS in our North Carolina peo.
pie an inborn reverence for the judi
ciary. A man who incarnates the
majesty of the law has their instinc-
tive respect. They do not always,
by any means, endorse his judgment
but they bow toit and do not inn.
properly call the judge in question.
To assail him with physical force
for sentence imposed is a thing
therefore, unth ought Of. And in this
case, not because the sentence was
too severe but too merciful.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-09-07
NOVEL HILL ITEMS.
A few of our farmers carried cot
ton to the market last week.

A few of our farmers carried cot
ton to the market last week.
Rev 81 E Tripp filed his regular
appointment at Thompson's chapel
last Sunday and will continue SER
vices on through the week, and will
be assisted by Mr. Surratt.
Mr. Ed. Newson, Of Black Greek,
spent Sunday with friends at Novel
Hill, who are always glad to wei.
come him.
Mr. John Best and family spent
Sunday with friends in this section
Miss Bertha Deans returned home
Sunday from a visit to friends ir
Black Creek.
Miss Nancy Hill and daughter
Miss Pennie spent several days
with relatives in the Elroy section
and in Brogden township, taking il
the Educational rally at Casey
chapel last Monday.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-09-07
New Crop in the New Year.

To night the cotton year will be
ended, but the spectators in tn
staple have not waited for its ending
before attempting to settle the value
OF the new crop. The farmer and the
spinner should in theory determine
prices, but as a matter of fact neither
is very potential in that direction
certainly not the farmer. It. is the
midd! !eman in the great exchanges
who busies himself with the task
he who perhaps never saw a cotton
patch or even a cotton mill.
But before the new year has ruu
it's course demand and supply will
assert themselves. The imperfect
machinery of cotton statistics does
not enable any one to know what
the size Of the crop will be. No one
knows how much of the old crop
will be carried over. No one knows
how much new cotton the world will
need in the new year. The lack O
inflammation on these points affords
the speculating middleman his op
portunity, and he is utilizing it a
the present time to the utmost.
There are, however, some. thing
I1ully known. It is known that it i
too hot and too dry in Texas to max
a top crop. tits known, too, tina
lit has been so wet in the Atlanti
Estates that the wesd is outrunuine
the fruit.
u In few places in the extensiv,
cotton belt has the. weather beel
ideal. It is therefore known tina
the crop will be less than that of tn
previous year. 1t is a spotted croI
i, on a reduced acreage, and as we en-
ter the new crop year it seems cer
tain that every poun Of good cot
ton grown in 1906 will be worth an,
! will command ten cents,
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-09-07
: Administrators Notice.

The Oxford Savings Bank and
Trust Company, having been duly
appointed by the Clerk of the SUI
perior Court of Wayne county, as
administrator of the estate of j. F.
Rogers, deceased, late of Wayne
county, hereby notifies all persons
holding claims against said deceased
to present the same for payment tc
J. Ct. Hunt, Vice-P resident and Gen.
eral Manager of said Oxford Savings
Bank and Trust Company: at Oxford
n. c., before the 22nd day. of. July
1905, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All partie
indebted to- said estate are requested
1 to make immediate settlement.
+ This July 22nd, 1905.
Oxford Saving Bank &Trust Co.
Adm. Of !. T. Rogers, deceased
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-09-07

ANY CHURCH or parsonage or
institution supported by voluntary
contribution will be given a liberal
quantity of the Longman & Martinez
L. 6 M. Paint whenever they paint.
& make IA, therefore when you
want fourteen gallons of paint, buy
only eight of L.& M and mix 6 gal
Ions of pure Linseed Oil with it
making actual cost of paint about
$1.20 per gallon.
Don't pay $3.50 gallon for Lin
seed Oil (worth so cents) which you
do when you buy vther paints in a
can with paint label on it.
Many houses are will pain. etl,with
four gallons of L. & NJ, aud three
gallons of MInseed Oil mixed there
with.
Wears and covers like gold.
These Celebrated Painta are sold by
Mckay Pharmacy.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-09-07

WALTER LETTER.
The Doings and Sayings of Week
In and Around Our Thriv-
ing Neighborhood.
ARGUS BUREAU
WALTER, N. c.
Sept. 6, 1905.

ARGUS BUREAU
/ WALTER, n. C.
| Sept. 6, 1905.
Miss Alleen Hooks from the Salem
community was visiting III oul
neighborhood last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Lynch, from
your city, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. smith.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. Becton have
returned hume from a visit to Mrs,
Indiana Yelverton, near otantons.
bulg.
Mr.. Joe Brown, from ,PInkney,
was here TINS week on d visit 10 his
daughter Mrs. Percy Bass.
Mr.. Leland Becton, returned to
GuIltord College yesterday to le.
sumo his studies.
Mr.. and MIS-. Carl SWinson, OF
your city spent Saturday night and
sunday here visiting relatives.
Mrs. Il. l.. Hooks spent several
days III your CITY last " eek with her
Drutner Mr.. Ed. GurIey.
Prof. CuliOm who ls gtvIng such
satts. faction in his singing classes
Iere spent Sunday with his family,
IN Wuson.
Master Herbert Hollowell and
oIsteIs Misses Pearl and Alice fro M
S.e> els Mil, We're visiting here
oatu. day and Sunday.
Al Mr.. Alph BAss, last Sunday,
,ere ere several made violently
al py eaung Ice Cream. Those who
5ufei ed most were Mr.. and Mrs,
Leroy Bass, Miss Lois Brown and
Miss Annie Brown, the two latter
not havlngsxyet fully recovered.
Tyrotoricon, the poison producing
this effect is the Result of a microor-
ganism, which would be rendered
inert by boiling the custatd before
freezing. But m my eople do not
do. so
You may talk about lynching be-
ing blot on the State &c, and
while We regret such things occur,
We, too, regret that those who COM
NIT the crimes causing such, not
only have all the rights of citizen
ship, but can get good men to de-
fend them in the courts. Until tie
slack is taken up in the courts, OF
the crimes cease, lynchings will con-
tinue, especially if there is a shadow
of doubt as to conviction. It is not
that our people are lawless or blood
thirsty, but that capital~punishment
IN proportion to cri ne is a "scace''
article, and pardons are as numar.
| Gus as fddlers in the torrid region
."Equal justice to ALL. and 81 ec:,4
privileges to none," would solve tbs
problem, and take many crimson
stories from the pages of our State's
| history.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-09-07
GENOA ITEMS.

Mr.. Leslie Pearson, Ralph Moore
and sister, Miss Bessie, have gone to
Guilford College to enter school.
Mrs. burlington, of Wilson, is Wis
iting her sister here, Mrs. M. T.
Cox.
Mr.. Ashley Edgerton, of Prince.
ton spent, spent Sunday with Mrs
Edgerton's father, Mr.. Jno. s.
Moore.
Mr.. w. T. Moore returned Satur
day from a visit to High Point
Guilford College and Wilmington.
Mr.. E. T. Hollowell, spent few
days here last week with his mothe
and friends.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-09-07
Rich Blood

Ayers Pills are gently laxative.
They greatly aid the SarSapariiia. !.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blsmishes from horses, Blood
Spavins. Curbs, Splints, Sweeney,
Ring Bone, Stiles, Sprains, all
Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Save
$50 by use of one bottle. War
ranted the most wonderful Blemish
Cure ever known. Sold by M. g
Robinson & Bro, druggists, Colds
boro. N. @
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-09-07
Elizabeth City Economist-Mis

Elizabeth City Economist-Mis
Bertha G.. Holland and Mr.Jesse I'll.
COPELAND, of Holland, Va, are the
narnes of the romantic young couple
VIII o came to this city and were
married yesterday by Magistrate J,
G. Spence at bis home. They left
on the early train this morning fol
ftheir future home in Virginia. /,
was an elopement, pure and sim
lple.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-09-07
TRYING TO PLAY INSANE
DODGE.
Slayer of Maud Cameron Rob-
ertson Feigning Hypnotism.


Norfolk, Va, Captain E, w. Jones
of the Seyenty-frst Virginia Regi-
ment, who killed Maud Cameron
Robertson, waived examination
when arraigned to-day and was sent
on to thu October grand jury. The
prisoner asked to be permitted to
have in his cell a work on hypnotism
and his request was granted. Com
monWealth's Attorney Tilton said
he had no idea that any hypnotism
could be used on the jury which will
try Captain j Jne5. a month henc e,
and attached no importance to the
matter.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-09-07

Kins ton Free Press An old darky
who lives i'll Lincoln City, Kinsto a
suburb, after he returned from church
Sunday night, sat down on his porch
and pulled off his shoes to "ayze his
|corns'' little and set them down
beside him. lie dropped off to
sleep for minute or two and when
he ,aWoke- "a thief had taken his shoes
right under his nose, so to speak.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-09-07

R1OO-Dr. e. .DetchOn's ANTI
Diuretic may be worth TO you more
than 800. If .yon hays child who
soils bedding from 1ncontanence OF
rnmne su alike. Ii arrests the trouble
= dnce. 81. Sold ~ u. y. Robin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-17
Roger lie neOlalte pri(Pr. .

vi bar mobtaget mang. goot biaigt
Bigger. fom lite Ct opfsrt | port Rata
log. Snmme f1l9es til neoiat 9sris.
inolGnge Splage. oarer. priierat tr
aett9, oe gsssrne leubes portOfrit. I'll
OpIugst er ubfOIgt, / ben Orb.n, ION
9eItinineernt inblsber. S,rtu mtt
oct Tommen. inoen b.. er for tent.
8ggerns beTtiaes efter Hummer.
141. 5. Tl. 9biele. 9borOoIOiens Bio.
graf. l., g.. 3. Os a. gino.
Gerfte 9inb inosbotoer: Sbor.
baloIens nngbomsbiitOris ITO
1904. Otter ben ufOeOe Stunt.
nerg greOosfsIing sgenb9nbistOp
tegnelfer og andre s~fierlabte qos
p:r.r. 271 @ib,r I 0m!lda.
4nbst ginb inbeboloer: Sbors
Dulbfsn / aom 1805-1819. Wi.b
st portrGt at Sborpoloien. AL
Siber / OmTag.
Srebie 8inb inbebolber: Sbors
palbIen / 3om 1819-1839. GIT
Siber | Omilag.
1jerbe 8iab inbebolber; Stors
baIbIen I Rom 1839-1844. 285
Siber / OmfIog.
gne fire 8inb / Omflas nebfo.
fra $1,000 til $2.40.
.142. S6rSber, 2ubpig. 5orItunbsr
for 8oltsbeiftoIen / QffoD - 0l'
peter 6olm 2arfen: On biItoriii
1ortaning ON bet gubefige 2iosrprt
6os bet menioe banIts 5olt | bette
@ar6unbreoe. 252 Giber / Omna9
Nebfat fra $1.45 til SOC.
IA. @amle / @aar6e. B%ortGuingel
Of Sens Sfptte. 181 Siber I On.
fIug. g2ebfat fra 9ot. til 4oc.
145. @ennsr at be triitelige 5orenin.
ger for uuge Mano. llbarbeiost pax
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-17
= m a.a.n ".

9enbenbelfe til 2G b ne.
Menigbeosraabene for 9eqing o9
Rsrre 5Orne 6erreOers gropiti bar
peret famIeOe / ct Mebe / Stiern
rem q. Dec. 1904 og beotaget fel=
genOe 6enOenbelfs til2@orueligtebs.
Commissioner:
III ubffanfnine og Salg at Cpl
ritus, beri inbbefattet ftattepIi9tiat
81. forbDbes fra 2Brbag often 81.
g til Maubag Morgen ST. g."
Menigbebsruab, Der sniter at til
trabs benne 6enoeubeIie til QGbrues
ligbebsfomm;sfionen. bbes fenbe
WeobeIelfe herom til probft Dill
Ttrup, Boris, inben /. QpriI 1905.
5orentagen IS ufefrpo
for fattige 9ern", Der lite
barer tit RuOn forgaOss, boIbt ON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-17

6jsrtct nf Qfrito, at u. 6. g.
Gropes Rosmusien. 96 Siber. Reos
lat fra SOC. til 25t.
1877. Gn @organg graoiterner | lib.
taft at Riels 9inbbera. 1C3 Giber.
RebIat fra 55c. til 25c.
1913. Deb MioiommsrtiO. 6oIfss
lipsbi1ebs / fire 5dnolinger of gts
Der q. Wp1er. 2O8 Siper. Qeb'
fat fra $1.00 til SOC.
169. ~9onosbpIio / 9reoiberne. Barn.
bomsminber at Qnton NisIIen. 258
Sioer. IeoIat fra $1.C0 til 40c,
10. 5sbefotfst / Rutioen. st 5ores
brag, borOt / ObenIe ben 20. april
1893, al 2ic. 5beol. u. @. 9ouls
fen, Slotspr9It. 81 Sibsr. Rsbs
iot fra lac til 10c.
III. Om 2igbrenbing. st Sores
bro9, bolbt / Obenie ben %. Sans
uar 1893, at 6arulo Stein, 9iftop
pper 5pens Stiff. Gplges til bebs
fe for fnttige 6tolebsrns 8sTpis.
MING. % @iber. Gsofat fra Dot.
til &c.
172. 2aura 9ielsr: 5ilbouetttr.
Ia Siber. Qebfat fra rs til 25c.
l73. 8 Qurenes SOB. 0igte al Ula.
t6ifos aeoeBau. U}e6 5ororb at
qaitor Bib. Beet. 81 Siber. geb.
fat fra 3Qc. til 15c.
ia. I'll min S6n. ben ungs Stu
bent. %s6 Gororo af @'i:op ..
Stein. As Cher. Qsbfat fra 25t.
til Zoe.
ITS. 39nbsrnes GrembruO og Gtifte
populert fremIti1et at Or. msb. 6.
@ngelfen. 48 SiOer. Rebiot fra
20c. til Zoe.
176. Solt 8eOteren og bans Sott.s
idn9e oeD Uforten elteten. uleb
gineoe. II Sibsr. Rebfut fra
DOC. til Toe.
1T. Or. Mlorten qutbers ublrss
gelIe at be Tbo gobspialmer. OOsrs
fat AZ 9. G6purbbrem. 124 Gis
Der / Omftag. Rebfat fra SOC.
til IS Gents.
178. Om aenbifab til 9ilotets Spor
Gorsbrdg peb ben fsrlte norbift,
Sogt o9 BjertraubItiains at 6
9ernersG AiloensS olien. 6ofieg,r,
meter. 80 Sioer. RebIat fra 35t,
til 15c.
Danish Publishing House.
: Blair, Nehr. j:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-17

gfter tpbenbaDnfte Blade at 2.
gan. mebOe!es feIgenOe:
Den ltarte Storm. Der reiite fig
qtreoag 0at, bolot peb belle ben fplz
aenbe Dag meb uioattet Stprte og
Bar, Iom bet fremgour at De telez
graFIte MelOinger, fOruuria9et gam
ft 6etnoelig Staoe i ale 2unOets
ggue, fac rel ION Here Steber /
abldnbet.
S fire 6oonebper, bOor Stormsn
ftoor pea, meIoes Der ON Signing
af ganoet poa inbtil 60 SOB,
en- @tign.ng man life bar tsnot
Dlage til Ii6en G!ormFoben 1872.
3 1ere g1er trangte @onbet op
/ be lapere Iig9enoe @aoer og inb
/ Sufent. iaa geboerne MATTE fpt=
ie uo.
Der tr life Blot anrettet ItorStaz
b poa De I 5apnene Iiggenbs 8ad=
Dc. bpordf mango er %funfns, men
oefua acknowledgement er fere
etebsr pbelaot, pa3ruFten afbruot.
lioeFom 9anbeDeiene uofiuiqe Ste
Der ftaor uroer 9anb.
Sac at foe fra dGe 2dnbct5 ggz
ne mstbes Der paa Qarets fbTe9ug
ON Stobe % gbeIag9eIier.
Sboriqt benofes til neoenFauenoe
r. g. 5%eIegrdmner:
golenbon. 81. Dee. Ser bsrIfer
StormFob meo u~I9bounlig bsi
sonbfanb. @on6st er frengt ino
i mango 6uIe 6enosb so FAR maat=
ret remmes. SgtarantRnednItaIten
fear unber 9anb. III 9obt 1900
fra 9anmort inbFgrts 3reatursr
rtb6ebes bsnpeb 1900 i5ormibOogs.
60. 300 Str. 6orntp99 er brlt-
net, bsrnF bar 100 inblaoebe iSernz
bone0ogne. Der life tunbe feresbort
On Snes brtoer beoe om / 6aOneni
mango er fOsmmet t 2anb meqeI
foitor1ne. @~anoFfanben bar If
Dsret faa bsi Fben 1872.
&ol0ing, 81. Dec. 8eo 4s9iber
beggnbte @anbst at fpnte. Staber
at meaet betpoelie. Staben pou Der
b.lbis neb6rGnbte Gementfobrif an.
Haas alene til 5000 Ser. Der el
fot m 5nbTumt'na I Sang til d.
fobelibte.
9orTens, 81. Dec. en Del Ct
boOnen er OpsrfOsmmst. !unOet er
irrHst ino / fIere 6uis.
Belle, 81. Dec. Gterfe Gtormg
hor Fremfal6t 6gjoanbe, Der iGfter.
mtobug par 5 Job oDer OagIia
sanbs. 6aOnemolsrne bar ober-
Frsmmeoe. 5 l~aDtliggenoe 8DOete
FOB 9anbet Up / 6ufene. S Hsrc
Tabritter tr9ngte @anbet inb nq
Euttebe 5nret unber &eblerne. 81.
6 gftermiobag begbnbte 9anbet al
ttr at fable.
@ubenrau, 1. San. timber Stor,
men | gaar er Der orutnet ober
900 Stptter 5orntp9g / 9arantaz
neful6ene / Mabenrad.
2onbon, /. San. Gil 2lobOs tes
koraferes fra Stnrnopab ben 81.
Eecember: Zen bunIfe Camper
anlabama" er / Morges o9ltet og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-17

SOenitaaenOe er be Ienere Sels=
grammer. 9ignenbe Mebbelelier er
gaaet forub fra naiten ale Dele at
Qanoet. ; &sge gugt Ttoo 9unbet
10 6oo oper Oa9Iigt @unbe o9 an
rettebe flor Sfaoe. Stretninqer
At ganeipor b~ortfpGeOes Ioaoel
norO ION fpb for 8pen.
Sra 6sliingpr meloes ON Strun=
oing at ct Stib. men poa 9runo At
5tormen tunbe inoen naa 5orbin-
belTe meo bet. 5 aalunoborg itoo
ganoet Sc 5ob oper OagliQ
ganbe, b0iItet bar l SOB beiert
snO / Gtormfoben 1872. @unoei
ait ino i 6uIene. % 9ebcerne
naatte fntte op pao 2oftet.
Sra 0nfp6iu9. 5oIIter, berettes
oqIaa ON @anb / @absrne "a
6uTene - ben barite 8ilItanb iioeu
1872. Zen Cir par naiten IN.
eer gonb.
Sraffbefprelfen for eIffionanb=
ne Sernbane mefber ON. at itorf
Gtrqfninger af ganeTpor er bort.
7nnet, o9 5orbinoelIen meb Stuts
5anerne er ofbrubt.
Sra Rpnns og Istse. gornbolm
neIDes pm, at ganOet ftaar 6 5rt
ooer oa9ligt @unOe, Og 6iiterbuaet
er Iunfns / 6apnen, andre tuiteot
oau 2ano. 9an6et bar itauet IF
Iefse Sober.
9ignenoe ira SIM. 5 5aabor.
Qit 8anbst op / @asDartet, iuu IN.
rene nutfeoes og @asproouttionsr
opbsrte 81. 9 ON 5ormibbugeu
ben 81. Dec.
Sra 5lensbor9 berette5, ot5tibs.
broen og fsre @aosr fob unp.t
@anb. ge6oerne ieileOe runot
@uberne / 8aabe.
OgTaa fra Malme. Sperri8
meloes Der ON fgnenbe. 8erimoi
berer man intet oibere fra SpGano
60or tor Sfabe Der sr itet
iii Der iiftert mart beres narmer
ON.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-17

ders ,,9ebensbiloer" meb entelte
andre 3ilfeieIier uf canb. tbeOI. 8
g. QarIen. 100 Siber. Qeoiat fra
40c. til 15c.
l46. 0m Stabningen, meo ct 3inag
ON ben benige Strift, at Or. CLAUS
6arms, SogneprGit / aiel. 9do
0anf ubgipet at 9ourits gbriitian
0itleo 8eiter9aorb. SogneprGit til
Ct. Sans 9irte / Ooenie. 132 81.
Der. Rebiat fra 40c. til 15c.
lat. Sanger paa ct. mifeI. 5or.
tqnino af Mab. Gua. 8eriier
Meb ct 8i1soe at CT. Midel. 265
Sibsr. Iebfat fra $1.40 til 40e.
148 Gngene % oerss qasning. Of
81. 8. @nberien. 9unbinipetter. 90
Siber. Neofat fra 15c. til SC.
149. Ssber % ariItne. Gn ODerfGt
telie at Robbiner 2i6tenTteins 8oa
Ssbebom og a%riftenOom. gleb en-
iublebenoe QffanOIins at 8. g.
Menling, @%ognepraIt. % Sioer.
Rebfat fra SOC. til 25c.
$50. Eli Operoeielie, / Qnleontng Al
prof. 6pFoings Bog pm Q. airte.
aaaro, Of u. 5eiien. 80 Sioer.
Rebfot fra 2oc. til 1oc.
ISL. Subs 9aabs. 3onter / itia,
9imer, at 9. 30. Mafitrsm. 81
Siber. Rebfat fro 60e. til 10c.
1852. qolqTtina. @f 6. 6. 8. 9robn
5ognepreft for g. 9abpe og ia.
Itrup Menigbeber. MeO ct aor,
pper 9ol9Ttina % Ell @runoris Al
Serufalem. 90 SiOer. RsoIot fro
SOC. til Zoe.
153. SemonbsIip. Gobe Rado. ben
tebe fra 2ibets ailbe, til Opmun.
tring og @eiieoning for unge oe
gamle Sgm9nb. Gfter Or. Rsb
6off, peb 81. 5b. Sacobien. 1877
Giber. Rebfot fra soc. til zoe.
154. On &aren, Der ION paa Sri
Folen. Gn 5ort9uing. of Qnton
Rielien. qn6et Oplug. Meb q.
telbi1sbe af anter 2unb. 45 Sioer
RebTat fra 20c. til 15c.
155. Rps 9iatninger. at gbriFtion
Dintber. 290 Gioer. Rebfdt fro
$1.6O til SOC.
157. 6. $. SpurgeOns aio os Ser
ming eFter o9te 2iFe onb aubours
Of gaftor 6. 8. Spurgeon", af
paI. 8.SbinbIer Dsb @.S9legeI.
Meb 5ororb at pof. @rOOe Rus=
musIen. Rebfat fra 60t til 25c.
158. 5ormausnbe @enner. 2pTtTpiI /
fire Utter af 9ilbelm. Manine. 1873
Giber RebTat fra 6Oc. Ill 40c.
159. 9ubertulofen bos 9bPget. gis
brog til bens 9etGmpelfe og Sc
grqnsninq. or @. g. 9.Gnberfen,
8prlaas. qnbtfalsl al geit1relisn
for 51ens GtiFtspatr. Sslitab
% Siber. 0ebfut fra 15t. til 81,
100. aortfattet Gsoningslere for
ben praftiffe 2unbsmono, at 3.
ararup. 30 SiOer. Rebfai fro
Ice. til Sc.
161. SejftOlelib | 9rsbferne Og Iensr.
aor. Manbbomsminber at 4ntOn
Hielfen. III Siber. ReOIut fru
8Oc. til 35c.
1852. 5iloIOFite OperDeislfsr. Uains
bre 4fbdnblin9er at %. Seiitn.
80 SiOsr. Nebfat fla 40c. til 20c.
1853. Om Sans, Der tom pou Ssjftos
len. en GOrtaGIius at antOn Qiel'
ZEN. Gjerbe ltbeaos. So Sioer.
Iebfot fra 20c. til 15c.
l64. MeGem qroteitontey oe autOli,
Ter. Sfi33er fra airtslipet I 9bil-
lam og eaols. qf 5reoerit Nb.
qaarb. Meb 70 9ineOer. 216 Gi,
Der. qeoiai ira zoe. til 4Oc.
l165. 200 Uenuer. 6dmmeniatt,
oq ltogtpne at aarenqeterIen. GUS.
betbrerinbs. 112 Siber. Nsofat
fra 40c. til lie.
166. Uganda, ct f%riftnet 2dnb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-17

Store Suleguber. Ser
inben at bet S4ulbeite 8oetrbtferi.
SuYitsruubiHbe S4uIb bar itans
fst 10000 Str. til QlberbOmsFOrisr=
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-17

9el1est0renln9en for DC tDpp9IaF1te
Meoarbeibere / benbss gtabIisies
ment % 1000 8r. til 5ppograferz
mes StiftsIIe.
missioner MolIeen8
S,ubffeum. Sra IN Sibe, De
fra fprite Serb bar fulgt Ssmunbss
mis- Iionsz Qrbeibet Ter biemme, CT
Der blepet uotolt 5bioI ON, at Wtis=
Tionar 8oneIen i Semonbsbiemmet
Rp6aon "a, por fsrIte Ssmunbs
missioner, p~irtelig iom meobeIt for.
lcoen At os, Ttriber o8gbl., tan
.feire 80 Qars RisTionsiubilaum
Rotuurs0og. Gpmunbsmi Fonen
Der menes nemIig fsrit at bare ops
tagcn 1876.
8i Ttol. foranleoiget peb p0sn =.
ifaoenbe oplpie, at begge Barter for
'ad biot bar Het, tom Ufislton0f
@cneIen f6rIt 6pnoos ben IA. Mai
1876 Tom 6ertil meo 9amperen fra
Qmerita. % famine Dag Optog ban
"a bans 6u7fru S6manbsmis ionen
FER BED en- @ubstieneite ON 8orb
paa ct peO Gbriitiansgaoe lisgenoe
Sfib.
Men oaTou Der Me6beleIfe, oa
oerpc0 6enIa99elTen at Su6ilaet til
R~1taorsoo9, er r'etig. 6r. @oIz
leIen iraabte nemlig iu6 / MisIioz
mems 5ieneIte Den /. Sanuar 1875;
men fra benne 8ato til Qpril 1876.
ia ban reifte til Banmarf. nrbeibebe
ran blanot 6efoltene I Rep goyt
% 8rootlDn.