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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04

secured his little daughter after a law
suit with his deceased wife's relatives
who live at Redwood Falls, MINI.
In some sections of the state the
the crops are thought to be about two
weeks later than usual because of the
heavy rains and the large growth OF
the grain.
w. ]. Murphy, formerly a schoo.
teacher at Durbin, Lynchburg, and
other points in the state, now has q
mail run between Grand Forks and
Havre, Mont.
Some Devils Lakers would like t.
see the Great Northern handle the
transportation to the. Chautauqua
grounds, as they claim the present
service is inadequate.
The ladies of the Methodist church
OF Enderlin are to raise $500 toward
the erection Of q new church. Each
one is to raise s. by her own hand.
work and no begging allowed.
There is still a lot Of discussion in
Pembina county over the drainage
question and the fact that Pembina
decided to come into the general sur.
3yey proposition seems thoroughly en-.
Ai sensational breach OF promise suit
Fis promised at: Wyndmere. It II al.
legged there will be some salacious so,
tinony. ~ .ss Vi. ". s7
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.

9 a sS sP IN soSSr9a SARoHA 9 9
o That Can't Be Equaled. o
o A 2,72O-acre ranch ana farm COM o
o bined in the corn belt of South Dakota: 0
o 500 acres under cultivation, balance in o
o pasture, but all can be farmed: rich black o
o fenced and cross-fenced; T-room house, o
o sheds, %corrals, etc. must be sold at once o
o to close partnership deal and is offered o
o at half its value; can rent it for $1.25 o
o per acre in advance, making a 10 per o
o cent investment. o
o Be quick. Price only $3.50. o
% Q Q o % Q Q Q Q % o O.
JUST ABOUT HALF PRICE IF TAKEN THIS
week, 100 acres, 31a miles from market aud
station, so acres under pillow, IL in creek
meadow, balance pasture covered with fine
black oak timber, clay and sandy loan soil,
and lies well; good house with cellar, good
barn, stone foundation, granary, double corn
crib, %hoghouse and new poultry house, all
with 1t; church and school nearby; 500 an
acre takes this place for a quick sale to
close an estate, and can make some terms.
9. D. Green & Son, Anoka, MINI.
FOR sALE-THE WNER OF THREE FINE
sections of Canadian prairie land must close
out his holdings at once, and offers to sell
all or in section or half-section tracts at a
very low price. This land is located in south
eastern Assinaboia, in the finest wheat coun-
try in the world; in well-settled, prosperous
q bargain will do well to communicate with
A. N. Quale, GIT Andrus building.
REPUBLICAN VALLEY,
The great corn, wheat, alfalfa and cream
country GO aa1;,: 81 rs SIS s 1881 Of Of b propsrty zoo e e, gao Snl head
Of corn. ETC.. were assessed last spring in
Harlan county; 26, 900 tons Of alfalfa were
put up in county in 1904. Before YOU buy a
sources or come and see P. H. Munson, county
assessor, Harlan county, Orleans, Neb,
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MEDICAL
TO

STOCK OF STOVES, FURNITURE, MACH1N-
cry, wagons, buggies and harnesses.to Trade
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OCEAN STEAMERS


!, NILS NILSSON, . PAssE 4 2N1
, tourist agency, are booking passengers via
} following lines: Hamburg American, Gu
} nard, North German Lloyd, French Line,
, Scandinavian-American and the Anchor
} Line. We also book passengers to Hawaii,
!, Samoa and Australia via Oceanic Steam
:, ship Co. For rates and information for
, sailing inquire Of Nils Nilsson, 127 Sd st s,
} Minneapolis, MINI.
} o 0 o o o o o o o O o o o o.
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FOR RENT
IInfnrnishad Flats

Continued
FIvE-RooM FLAT ON FIRST FLOOR, $50
Logan av N: two blocks from 9th av N car;
modern. a. w. Carlton. first floor New York
FIVE ROOMS N BATH, UPSTAIRS, NEW
building, new decorations, modern except heat,
$50: Call 22O1 Harriet. Tabour, 410 LIST
aV 8.
FOR RENT-FLAT OF T ROOMS AND Al
cove; modern except heat; in detached house
hardwood deors: rent SIG. 3632 Columbus ay.
FIVE AND SEvEN.RooM FLAT, s26 ELWOOD
w. Carlton. first floor New York Life bldg.
BEAUTIFUL sIx-RooM ALL MODERN FLATS
In Yale, 1923 Vine place, $40 and $42.50 for
nice tenants. Hermann, 41o Phoenix.
FLA OF -FOUR BEAUTIFUL, sTEAM-HEAT.
ed rooms, polished floors, hot water, janitor
service, $40. lao Lyndale av n.
A sNAP-FIVE ROOMS, FRS FLOOR, NEW.
ly decorated; last one left. Astoria, 10th ST
and Clinton. David T. Jones Go.
FOR ~RENT-FINEsT FOUR AND FIvE-RooM,
steam-heated flats in city. Inquire at / i
18th st, corner Nicollet av.
FOR RENT-UNEXPIRED E MONTHS
lease, five-room modern fat near university,
Call 1917 4th st Sc. fiat 8.
s1x-RooM, MODERN FLAT, sTEAM HEAT
artesian water, etc. 70 Lyndale av N. F. NJ
Henry. Lumber Exchange.
FOR RENT-sTRICTLY MODERN sIx-ROoM
steam heated fiat. Coronado, 1917 4th av s.
Flat q, Main 41O3 J.
22-FIVE ROOMS, LOWER FLAT, ALL MOD.
ern, detached house, 2O52 Crystal Lake av N.
on goth av car line.
FOR ~RENT-Nov. /, ONE OF THE BEST SEC
n n1x E ao or f at corner goth and Hennepin. Ap
uup,to-date, except heat. Get key at IS Lyn
dale aY N.
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AUTOMOBILES.
Use "Anti-Freeze' in your m and
run 1T all winter: guaranteed not to freeze OF
1nJure your machine in any way; 35c per gallon.
Motor Vehicle Co..
219 6tk st S. Minneapolis. MINI.
WHO HAS LATE MODEL FOUR OR FIVE
passenger gasoline auto to trade for 200 acres
unimproved land $50 miles east of Toronto,
Canada? Seventy acres farm, balance pas
ture, no incumbrance, title perfect. 563 Ash
land, st. Paul.
AUTO WANTED I N EXCHANGE FOR PLAN
tation in Scott county, Tennessee. or will take
runabout in part payment for land; ~ miles
from Hankinson, N. D.; give price and descrip-
ton first letter. Address $500, Journal.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

PICTURE LE-on PAINTINGS, UN-
claimed pictures, mirrors, ovals, frames.
Headquarters framing pictures. Artists ma
terials. Zesbaugh, II 9th st s.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

Improved.
o 90 o o Q Q 0 o o o o o o o 0
o THE WISCONSIN SYNDICATE, Q
o 500 Temple Court. o
o We have only two apartments left in 0
o the Wisconsin buildings, 170O Portland o
o and 515 e 18th st; $40 and $45; now o
Q ready. We have only one apartment left o
o out of the % we are building at Oath st o
o and Nicollet. Ready for occupancy about 0
0 Dec. 10. o
o We are equipped to sell and build one o
o home a week on our liberal monthly pay Q
o ment plan-no initial payment required o
o to $4,000, monthly payments from $3.50 o
o upward. We have sold seven t) since o
0 Sept. /, 1905. If you have a steady in o
Q come you can be placed. with payments 0
0 to conform to your earnings. O
0 Care of estates solicited. O
o T. G. Phone sssa; N. W. Phone Main HOG. o
Q 0 0 0 o 0 o o o o 0 o o o o
F Yes; i Sss4 for s3tt s ssSs, for g seller III
worry, too. PLAN. Of real estate.
$4,000 buys a new eight-room house, modern
except heat, on Irving av N near Plymouth;
41x12s. "
$500 cash will handle $1,000 property at
2109 18th av s near Franklin av; five rooms,
city water, sewer and gas; house is well built
and warm and newly %shingied. This is decid-
edly q bargain. ~"
See the house at 1921 Columbus az, six
rooms, hall and room built in house for bath;
three-lusrter basement and pipes in wall for
On 18th av s., eight.room house and barn,
on corner % l9t :oo We think this is worth the
J. A. Walters, New York Life Bldg.
FOLSOM REALTY CO.,
s.. s S2o Rail IVA Bldg, Cor; 80 and Nieollet:
Hills; $500 viii hsndiie i It. Ainoen
s1,eoo-Cottage and large lot. 4ex17o, over
looking Lake Harriet. This is a bar
ay, Vicinity ga st; cheap at $4,000;
So, 5oo-Modern s-room house. lot 44x12s; good
s bar af everything vt! 1a.n up.to to ate Sd av s in
tor tSS heat soSd Earn; eSeEySi,ias EiEst
self; mortgage So 900. 5 per cent; I'd av
50. 81 ; Tielnit 9.ro SD st. 5ou.e Calhoun ou,.
ward; lot 1856 feet deep.
FOR sALE-MY BEAUTIFUL, NEW, EIGHT
room, east 'front.' strictly modern home, il
sunnyside; finished in very best polished hard
wood and hardwood floors throughout; back
plastered, with best hard wall patent plaster
handsomely decorated, expensive built-in side
board, mantel, gas fixtures, storm sash, win
dow shades; one of the best improved ho'
water combination heating plants; everything
goes at the sacrifice price of IS 500; change
Of business cause of sale. Call Sunday o.
any day. Must 20. 2716 Fremont ay s
one block to Hennepin cars. No agents neet
call.
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DRUGGISTS

WHEELER's COUGH BALsAM 20c AND $50
per bottle; our time, attention and ability is
giYen your prescription. Let ms prepare yourb.
GAtnrchil. druRetst. Nicollet Hotel bloek.
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MACHINERY

RON W0RKiNG And WOO6 WoRHIN6 IA.
eksssry; large stock of secondhand and nsW.
Nokthern Machinery Co. az "a st 6. MpIs.
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WI CAN SELL YOUR FARM,

Home, business or property of any kind, no
matter where located. Send description, state
price and learn how we do it. Il. A.. Ritchie,
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MINNEToNKA PROPERTY

Lake Ninnetonka properties for sale on Crystal
Bay; one eight-acre property at Markvtlle. one
one-acre property with small cottage, near
Inter!achen. For terms apply to Noerenberg
& Hartman, 331-332 Andrus building. I. q.
phone 1864.
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NOTICE

zEsBAUGH, II 9Th ST S-HEADQUARTERs
for framing pictures cheap; new, heavy stock
holdings, ovals, mirrors, oil paintings sale.
GOOD DIRT FOR FILLING PURPOSES TO BE
given away. BOIL Stevens av.
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Furnished Houses.

$40 ONLY FOR F1NEL FURNISHED HOME,
piano and all c%omplete; will please you. Han
ford Rental Agency, 80 Bank of Commerce..
FOR RENT-FoR OUR OR FIVE MONTHS,
S-room modern furnished house, good loca-
ton. 3037 James av S.
701 Nv SE-TEN-ROOM THOR
oughly modern furnished house. Thorpe Bros,
206 Andrus building.
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WANTED-oNE OR TWO LOTS ON CAsCo
Point; give size, location, lowest price, and
describe any Improvements. Address 64o5,
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DYEING AND

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS. THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing and all household goods. $40 Nicollet.
cleaning works. 725 Hennepin av. Both phones.
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INFORMATION FREE - CANADIAN LANDS,
r. R.. Stoner. Canadian government agent.
231 Boston Block. Minneapolis. MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-24

AUTOMOBILES g. BICYCLES
AUTOS FOR SALE. 49,
l-1903 Oldsmobi1e $500
l-l90o Wlnton $50
l-l9c4 st. Louis, 4-passenger ............ $50
ll-19O5 Shelby, 4-passenger .............. $50
Opy top, l6-H.P. ....., 900
1-1905 model, 16-H.P., detachable tonneau 800
1-19O5 model, 20-H.P., side-door entrance 1000
l-l9O4, Learly new Winton, complete
with side baskets. searchlight, gas
lamps and oil lamps. Send for price.
Also several others in good condition.
A. H. Ekbergh. GOT Nicollet Av.
1902 RAMBLER, Z HoRsEPoWER........ 5000
1903 Olds, 6-horsepower 900
iso5 rambler, S-horsepower ............. 275
1904 Rambler 16-horsepower .......... TOO
190S W1nton. 2O-horsepower $50
!Suo Eldr1dge. 1O-horsepower ............. 400
4so4 Premier. l6-horsepower .............. 700
All above machines thoroughly overhauled
and gual anteed in good order. /
Great Western Cycle & Auto Co.,
612619 LIST av s..
State agents Rambler, Marion and National
cars. Auto tires of every make a specially.
FOR ALE-1905 SURREY TYPE RAMBLER,
almost new, with top and extra tires and
osher equipment, $3.50.
Model K Rambler, good condition, top,
amps, ETC., $3.50.
Model 4, Cadillac. new double-tube tires,
perfect order, $3.50.
1905 Odds runabout, run less than 200 miles.
equipped with searchlisht, $3.50.
1so4 Olds, good running order, 1915.
The Motor Car Co.,
2O0 9th st S. o.
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n INTERNATIONAL FALLS REALTY co.'s
lots at Koochiching Falls on sale. Easy terms.
Call or write at once. 120 Temple Co.xt.
Aionoena1ia E~E.EEE sE. zE -
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STORM SASH AND CARPEN-
TER WORK
CHATTEL LOANS.
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Ok
lNuAaA ll.la NJ 49,.

0 o o o o 90 o o Q O o o o o
o STORM SASH.
o Let us know your requirements and we
3 will make you q very low price on orders
o placed before Nov. /.
10 City Sash s. Door Co.,
O 4th st, opposite Courthouse. Phone 98.
o o o o o o o o o. o o o o o o
SCREENS REMOVED, STORM SASH PUT ON
carpenter work, painting, papering prompt
t24O I'd av s. N. w. phone Main 1912; 7
@. 3419.
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U~nfurnished Flats.

FOR RENT-IN ONE OF THE FINEST FLAT
buildings in the city, three, four, five and
six-room flats; beautiful location, everything
entirely modern; building is opposite Loring
park, 315 W 18th st; also two and three room
suite with cafe service and elevator service in
the new Hennepin Court. ready Nov. I; new
building. Apply to janitor or Edmunds. FOG
Bank of Commerce building.
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STEAM.HEATED ADJOINING ROOM, SUIT
able for two young men; nicely furnished; also
single rooms, all front rooms. 1913 Sd av s,
fat &.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
TUCKER CONVICTED.
Jury Found that He Murdered Mabel
Page at Weston, Mass.

Charles 4. Tucker was convicted Tues
day OF the murder OF Mabel Page al
Weston, Mass, March 3lst last. The
trial lasted almost month, and has been
watched with the keenest interest by the
people of New England.
Tucker was convicted on circumstantial
evidence alone. Miss Page was stabbed
to death in the upper part Of her fathers
home, at about the hour OF noon. she
was alone in the house at the time, the
members OF the family being out. Her
body was found in her chamber late in
the afternoon by her father. A note that
she had written informed her father that
her brother had been hurt and she mad
gone to the hospital to see him. This
turned ont to be untrue, and was assumed
TO be the story told her by her assailant
when be went to the house. 1t IS supposed
the latter followed her when she went
upstairs to change her clothes, and there
killed her. A note with an address, -. l..
Morton, Charlestown, Mass was found
on the floor OF the room. The address
was fictitious.
Tucker. who was slightly acquainted
with Miss Pages brother and had called
at the house twice before, admitted having
taken a walk in the direction of the Page
home on the day OF the crime, but denied
having gone to it or near II, and nobody
saw him nearer to it than he confessed
being. Aside from TINS, Lne chlel eNiuuiSe
connecting him with the murder was the
possession of a hunting knife which
experts said was OF shape and size to have
made the wounds on Miss Page, which
| he broke and tried to destroy when he
/ found he was suspected. On IT blood was
/ found in very small quantity, while q
I trihe OF human blood was also found on
1 his oyereoat. He explained this by having
/ cut his finger with the knife. A sheath
/ for the knife was found in tish cart
4 that Tucker took ride in soon after the
/ hour OF the Page murder, having been
/ dropped there by him. II was also con-
7 tended that he wrote the Morton note
/ The defence sought TO show that
4 fuckers W herea bouts were as he claimed
and that be was not absent from home
/ long enough to have done the deed. A
stick pin that il was claimed Tucker
stole from the Page house and which wai
/ found in his possession the defence sought
/ Ia prove he had owned for years. Experts
/ testified that Miss Page wrote the Morton
/ address herself. The motive for the crime
4 was not clearly established.
The case has been tried with greal
ability. The jury was out about elgnl
hours. Tucker collapsed when its verdlc
was announced. The penalty IS electro
1 cutiOn.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
Uncle Sam lakes Charge.

The United States government an
nounees that il is to take charge OF the
customs OF the republic Of San Domingo.
This step is done in response TO request
from the DOMINICAN government, whlch
feels its inability to conduct its finances
for itself, and further because certain
European governments have urged that
unless the United States does y they
would have to in the interests OF those
of their people who hold claims against
san Domingo. Fifty-five per cent OF the
receipts will be applied toward the pay
ment OF claims of foreigners. A naval
force will go TO support the American
officials. il necessary. The United states
dIsclaims any purpose of interfering "th
the internal affairs or the integrity oi
San Domingo.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
Eall River strIke settIed.

The Fall River cotton mill strike was
settled last week through the mediation OF
GOV. Douglas, at whose instance confer
enee took place between committees rep
resenting the mill owners and operatives.
The operatives accept the 1249 F. cut IN
wages against " hich they struck last sum
mer. and are to be received back without
discrimination. The governor is TO lnves-
tigate the matter OF margins between the
cost and selling price of cotton and 20
~ omit his conclusions as to the margin
AEON which he owners are &c pay hve
per cent dividend OF wages to Apr. lst.
II il virtual victory for the mill owners.
When the mills opened Thursday, good
many OF the strikers failed to report, being
dissatisfied with the terms.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
Randolph Telephone Exchange.

The annual meeting OF the Randolph
Teiephone Exchange. held on the ~ INST,
reelected II. W. Mcintyre, president; II.
II. Mcintyre, treasurer, and Dr. George
w, Scott, executive committee
The treasurer reported that the EA-
change has "a phones in use in the village
and Is directly connected with about 10
iphones on the Orange County Co.'S lines,
II on the Clough line and about 90 on the
Bethel line. The debt Of the Exchange
has been paid during the past year ana
the concern is in good financial condition.
An assessment of s. per share Is levied
for maintenance during the current year;
The Clough line su subscribers are assessed
S3 per phone for 1905.
II was voted to maintain constant serv-
ice at the central switchboard from a. m.
to 9 D. M and three hours at intervals on
SUNDAY, with all night service upon pay
ment OF ten cent toll, provided the orange
County company will cooperate IN MAIN
tanning such service. Tolls on the Bethel
line are invariably ten cents.
The following resolution was adopted =
Resolved, that every shareholder OF the
Orange County Telephone company living
within the limits of the village OF KAN
dolph and using telephone OF said COM
many in connection with the central
switch board Of the Exchange, be, and ne
is hereby, assessed two dollars, as sWltch-
fee for the year 1903 payable on or
before Feb. %, 1906; and that, in case the
payment of said fee is neglected or refused,
ths executive committee Is hereby directed
Ia switch said phones, on and after the
23d day OF February, 1905, only TO the
connecting lines OF said Orange County
Telephone company, unless toll OF ten
cents is prepaid by the sender Tor eaeh
message sent.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
pearth OF War News.

There is no war news this week. No
move Of any importance on either side Is
reported. It Is said the japanese are con-
sidering damming the mouth OF fort
Arthur harbor and pumping the hsrbor @
drv in order To save the wrecked Russian
war vessels. A new japanese battleship
TO take the place OF the natsuse, sunk by
a mine. Is almost ready. The japanese
admirals have rejoined their fleets after a
visit to Toxic, and active operations viii
be renewed. One OF the Russian aomirals
held a prisoner by the Japanese scores
Gen. Stoessel for his indifferent detence
~ port Arthur. He denounces him as
law and incapable. He says Gen. kon-
drakento until he was killed, was the life
OF the defence.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
laEollette Enters the Senate.

Wisconsin has chosen Gov. LaFollette,
the Republican retormer, to succeed
Quarles in the United States Senate. 1t Is
expected LaFollette will be leader IN the
railroad rate and corporation charter poi
icies OF the administration. There was q
Slip in Missouri, and Neidringhaus' the
nominee Of the Republican caucus, mas
annarentIy lost his chance OF election as
senator. Enough Republican mem bers
bolted TO Kerens to create deadlock,
which still continues. 1t is alleged that
Neidringhaus hasn't clean political hands,
and that he is being unduly pushed by
government officials.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
Youna Croker Killed by His Auto.

Frank H. Croker, son OF hlchara
Croker, of New York, was fatally injured
and bis chaffeur instantly killed IN an
automobile accident while speeding along
the beach at Ormond, Fla. saturday, az
the rate of a mile in 40 seconds. The
heavy machine swerved and plunged end
over end into the ocean, throwing ITS
occupants out and passing over them.
Croker was seriously injured, but az
first It was thought not fatally. he aleu,
however. SUNDAY. He was prominent in
New York political, social, sporting and
business circles.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
An aught is an aught,
And a figger, tlggeri
But an for the white man
And none for the niEger,

On the subject OF lynching, Mrs. lerrhi
smoke with impassioned earnestness and
presented some startling figures regarding
the amount OF crime in this country In
the state OF Kentucky, not the worst state
IN the Union by any means, there were
more murders in one year among its
1000. 900 inhabitants than IN the city or
london with its 100000; in South ~arO-
lima more than in all England, and IN the
United States more than in all Europe,
barring italy and Turkey and adding the
whole az Russia This record Is due 70
the cheapness at which the lives ot col
ored people are rated, men, women ana
children beir shot down, torn to pieces
and burned at the stake, oftentimes on
notbing more definite than mere suspic-
ion. II il known that in several instances
white brutes disguised as negroes nave
perpetrated the atrocious crimes Tor Whleh
innocent black men nave suffered at the
hands OF lawless mobs.
Asa soldier the negro has proved him
self-in the Revolution, in the ClFll war
in tbe suanfsh war and ia the Philip
mines. The first blood Of the Revolution
She said. was shed by the muiAtto. 1ris-
ms Attucjss, in the Boston massacre, but
Vermont claims that honor for William
French al the Westminster cogrt house.
The hone Of her people she placed ~
heir hiph ambitions and IN their happy
confidenCe-in the faith in his own abiiity
bv the individual, which makes the strong
and noble race.
Mrs. Terrill, who lives in Washington
ID. d. is the wife of the municipal gudgo
Of that citv, recently appointed by treah-
dent Roosevelt.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26

The differences between the Pennsyf-
yanfa railroad and its employees o. -
vgaras aud work, "a bich Threatened a -ari-
Gus tie-up of that important s}ste ll. MsfS
adjusted 81 conferences, and there "lA -
no strike.