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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20

BEN; Siiboiten u1lo SiibpeIten on
ben /. 1tno 3. 9ienftagen ieoen
Monates Bis gum 1. sfpril. Wady
ben Seem Orleans, 3d., Saitnadt.
feierIidfeiten bonn %. Bis 81.
Sebruar.
NaibpiGe, Senn., Contention Der
Stlioent @olunteer Mopement fir
fremoe Iiiiipnen, bonn %. Sebruar
bis slim A. Wdr3.
Man idreibe Inn einen ipeSielen
SOLDER oes Seem /. Chicago : Naib.
billie Sienftes.
Cine Sabrt.
@o6en.g Goten rad Yunften
binnen $50 Meilen, Minimum.
&aten 70 Gents. 3r p~erfaufen
ieoen Samstag g6ellb unb ieoeit
Sonntag Bis einidlieBlid Ben /.
Ipril. @iiltig CUR &iidfebr duf
3iigen, Die ibren 9eItimmungsort
niht ipdter ais 1000 l1br Worgens
am Montag nuh Dem 8~aufSoatum
perInilen.
@eniger ais cine Sabrt f..
Spe5ieae Seimiu1er . grfuriion
nod Tnnften i'm Siioen unb Siio.
neiten bonn 16. San1tor rno am
6. un0 20. Sebrlior.
Cine Sabrt 2. 9Iaiie
Goloniiten q mad
Dem @ e ten uno
9 ii B 10 e It EN-
81 p%erfalifen tGslid bonn 10. Sc.
bruar bis gum z. Ipril einidlieBs
lif, na6 Eunften in Californian,
Oregon, @aibinston, 9ritiib 60.
lumbiau, Soabo, lltab unb Mon.
tana. Iiih 81 berfaufen am 16.
Saniiar, am 6. unD 90. Sebruar,
nod geipiiien Sunften i'm Siioen,
Siibtpeiten nno @eIten.
linn gin5elbeiten betreif bes 0a.
tums nnb bes Serfauies penoe man
iid an irgeno einen Sifet. asenten
Der Slinois Central : gilentabn
ober on ben llnter5eiGneten:
s. S. SbeIps,
dubuque, Sonia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20
@as Gin prenhiider General iiber
baS Sansen gciast fat.

Ger padere preuBiide Selomar.
ihaa Sort mar elmer Der beriibmte-
item Seeriiibrer ans Der Seit Der
9efreiungsfriese bon 1918. Zines
Ibenbs nad benz grer5ieren iaB er
am Srte ieiner @arniIon inn 8arten
orlrnter. ga borte er aus benz
naditen @irtbsbauIe San5muiif Der.
iiberidallen urio iab, pie feline Col.
oaten tan5ten. 9a rief er Grgerlih:
Ia briiben geben bie 8orperfrGite
gum Serrfel, melfe Dem aauise gss
hGren!" Shlimm genlg, alIers
oings! aber bel @eitem nift oas
Shlimmitc! - Hidt rur forper.
lihe 9raite ginsen idon ilno geben
INNER nod beim San5en sum Zen.
fel, ionbern mas mnenolid, bepei.
nensnertber lit, quite Gitte, I'm.
itulo. rniter6life Seelen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20
SdredliGe aranfbeit, 2ippemfrebs.

@s lit Dies Der bGlifige Rrebs BEL
Wdnnern bernorserufen ourd] &au.
diem nn6 &aiien bon Sabaf. Or.
gpe bon 8anias Gitp, Mo., EN-.
pfieblt in iolfen S1aen cine friib.
seitige 9ebanolltng, ba bie meiIteu
Sale tootlif perlaufen, iobalo oie
Ippbtatiifen Sriiien nnter Dem
ainn anseeriffen iino. Serr g.
%. Senoerien BON 8iliep, &anias.
ipilroe fiir5lih bon einem iebr bos.
artiaen 2ippenfrebs burh Or.
9pe's Sele gebeilt. Herioner, Die
bon iolden 2eioen bebaitet iino.
elm iauItrirtes Bud iiber Die Be-
ban6lung bon &rebs unb beimtiidi-
lfen aranfbeiten. Goreiie: Or.
gpe, Neitnte ilno 9roaonap Ctr.
8anias Gitp, Mo. 10
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20
1tnierc Nnttcriprad)e.

Sortrag oes Serrn @orSn q. Gent
ner, 2esrer Der oeittiden
NlSprod)e on Ser Staafs.llni-
periitGt az 9erfelep, Gal, aitf
nem &atbelifentase 81 Sresno,
Californian.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20
@enn Sinoer betcn.

SyDLlSlL
Hno fle6ten lie in lire 2ieoer.
@enn ainber beten, ieb'n sic
@roben
Son gbrfurGt in sic ferIhen
Iugen
uno fIblen iid als @ottesfinoer,
SrseB tie till @ebete boliden.
8enn ainoer beter1, reigt Ser Iater
SIM SimmeI gnaOig iid Dem Slcben
ltnb blidt bon Subj 81 ibnen
nieoer:
Gr fam Die reiuen Seelen ieben.
Srans Matt.
&orte Der 9iebc an ainoer
- bon
p. s.. MILLER, s. V. D.
2iebes 8in6! Siele 8orte
Der Siebe lege in bein @ebet.
bud, lies lie oft uno befolae
lie trelr.
@iait gu ein gutes aino iein. 10
muSt Oh:
1. foIgiam Seinen gltern,
Seellor9ern, 2ebrern. 2ebrerinnen
unb alien Seinen @orseiesten iein.
Woriiri oenn2 Dos min ih Dir
iaeen. Sore rlur unb merle es Dir
tpobl: Iae bteie baben bonn lieben
@ott Ben itreneen gefeb[ erbalten,
did SLIM @iiten ansuIeiten nnb
bonn goien ab5ubalten. 9ieie lire
idwere ~slufgabe fonnen iie rnmOs.
lid gliidlif) onrdfiibren obne
y iinftIi6en @eboram bon
0einer Seite, uno sipnr, ipie sic fl.
S6riit iagt, in Illem.
9sur einen SOIL gibt es, tpo Oh
feinen @eboriam Ieiiten bariIt: tueitn
Elm @orseiester etmaS g0ies beieb.
len tpiirbe, 3. 9. at ite6len ODER al
liigen. Senn Imam mub @ott mebr
seborfen als ben Meniden". Sn
allen iibrisen Sauen ,niiB ie6es quite
ain6 INNER icfort une NIT ssrel,.
Dem geborfen. Wein liebes &ino!
gergiB ME bie @orte Ser I'll. Sbrift:
.gbre (bur6 @eboriam) Safer lhnb
Dautter, bamit es Dir pobl ersebe."
.Terfluft iei per Safer itno M,tt.
ter nift ebrt."
2. friebIid fem. Gin sonf.
iiidtises aino Iiebt Gieman6, uno
es miro, tpenrl es iif ni1t ernItlif)
'beiiert,' elm sarS ungliidlider
Menid. Iber elm freunoli6es uno
frieOlides 9ino lit iiberaa germ ae.
ieben, eS lit beIiebt Bel @ott uno
ben Menid,en, mo es fam ale
Soffnung baben, eliifli6 si tperoen.
Mein liebes Sinh! Sci baber bod
INNER friebfertig iino ieb e.
boil gegen Iae, obre slusnabme,
Defenders aber segen Seine @eihpi.
tier nno Witidiiler. geneioe Nie.
man0er, lei ME lieblos aeden
Inoere. SanoIe INNER naf Ser
golSenen Negel: .@as OH niht
lpiait, oaB man Cir tblle, Sas fiiae
and feitem slnoeren oii."
3. romm ieiu. @ein liebes
&inb! @iait Gu mabrbait from m
icin, 10 mubt Oh slGes, mas I,t
tbnlt, aus Siebc Su @ott Der.
ridten uno Sid ioreidltis bitten,
Sbn 5u beleioieen. Soait On
Morsens a%ufltcben, 10 erbebe' sid,
ioiort uno frcupig ans 2icbe sil
Seiils, Der fir Gid oes q~ualpoaite,
&reuSestooes gcitorben lit. SonIt
Gu Sater pber Miitter beIier, ioaIi
Oh CUR Stride, sur SdNiGe ooer
anf's Selb geben, ionit Gu beten.
~lernen, arbeiteu, thue slaes nit
Sreioen aus Siebc at Seius. SseIus
bat ferner Sreube oarar, penn On
aae Gage ambdatig oas Mor.
gent, abeno' nnb Siideebet perrid).
teit nno INNER in Der Stride ileiBia
beteit uno babel lid ltia perbGltit,
obne porpisig berim5uidanen, 81,
laden uno su idwdsen: tbue es, nm
Dem FL. SerSen Seiu Sreube SIT be.
reiten. 9u mubt ollie Gage iIeiBig
lernen uno arbeiten, Gu poQteii
dber piel Iie6er ipieIen: perSitte
germ auf's Spiel unb lei fleiBia
auS Siebe al Ssirs. Gamit Iu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20

Efarrldnle, IN ser Tie oeutiten
ltnterrtd)t 9enieBen fGnnen.
limo nun nod ein @ort an end,
alnoer oeutider Gltern. SeiS
ltol5 arif Die belttide s(bfunit. ieiS
ltol5 ouf Die oelltide Sprofe, ieib
ltol5 oaraitf, OaB ibr sipei ser mid.
ftglten Sprafen Ser @elt bebcrridt.
&ilmmert eld nidt oarlrm, menn
elld) Wfeniden, Die lire eiaene
Sprade nid)t feniren, ,Iutdnian"
teniien. @enn iDr gutmiitbioer
gfatnr ieib, 10 pertpeiit Den W,en.
ldlen an @ebiter's @orterbud,. Ga.
init er ipenigitenS ocn llnteritieo
5iplld)en poilt6" mo ,aermou"
lertt, ipenn ailt niht before Wo.
i%llerelt; miro'S cild aber sl 6,lnt.
10 ailtiportet einfad: ,ltnb on bit
elm giel."
@eine 9amen un6 Serren! Bum
Shlltiie RUE id Sbnen sic ifonen
8orte 81, Die Serr Or. Srieori6
aorl Galtelbun bon Gan Sroncisco
an ieine ainoer rifltet:
Tflegt Ole oentide Sprade,
8est oos beuti6e @ort,
Senn Der Geiit Ser @ater
Sebt barinnen fort,
Der 10 piel bes @roben
SGon Scr @elt seiGenft.
Der 10 piel bes S6Snen
Sbr ms Sers seienfA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20

Snmitten bes lGrmenoen sc.
benS pcrsiB oeimcr cwiscn geItim.
miins nidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20

@icle Momrmente beiteben
aus Den Steinen, Die man Dem
looten bel Seb5eiten nahseworien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20

Gas Sano Ger reinIten
Sreube lit wo man feine Gfmer.
sen fennt uno 100 ct. Safobs Gel
gebraidt miro, Hbeunta:ismnS Al
turiren. meldes eS ooueruo uno
sur lteten Sreuee tbut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20

Gbenrer, meme &inoer,
Sci inns bieles 9ano,
Oo6 on Sei.tiflano fniipiet
Inns Der Sprate @ano.
@abrt Der Seimatb gr6e,
Babrt es Cub gum Sell;
God oeii GnfeItmSern
@ero' es sans gu SbG.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05

a,sm to have 20 terrestrial base. but
r.rv III suspended in mid air. The
- pie.s + obtained from Tiger Htft.
- miles from Darjeeling and 1000
fee higher. We made this trip 2
morning. rising a three O'Clock and
reaching the observation p"iai a Ut
10 before sunrise. ! wish / were
ahrs 10 convey - the reader the I'M
preston made upon us
While all about Us was yet In DARK
ness the snowy robe which ciothes p
nrp.r 1000 feet - the range cauEht
= tint ~ pearl from the First RAYS 81
fn4 -ln and. a. Ve watched. the orb
of day. rising like 4 ruby globe from
= lake ~ da-k blue mist. gilded peak
peak until at last We saw Mt
Everest. earth's l~oftiest point l2p mics
away and nearly a thousand feet hlsI-
Or than k~inchinjunga. We saw shad-
ov-~ fleeing from the liGht ike hunted
culprits and hiding IN the deep Ta-
vines and we marked the triumph az
the dawn as ii swept down the val
legs.
HOW puny seem the works of man
when brought into comparison with
majestic nature Ills groye what
rigrieS when measured against tho
r5rrin forest, His nohleSt temples.
with the masonry Of the hills What
canvas can initiate the dawn and sun
set, What inlaid work can match
the mosaics Of the mountains,
i il blind chance that gives these
cljmpSes OF the sublime And WAS II
blind chance that clustered vast re-
s~eryoirs about inaccessible submits
and stored water II refresh the thirsty
plains through hidden veins and sur
face streams
No wonder man from the beginning
Of history has turned to the heights
for inspiration. for here is the spirit
avcd by the infinite and here one
sees 10Th the mystery of creation and
the manifestations of h Fathers low
ing kindness. Here man finds a wit
ness. unimpeachable though silent, To
the O~mnipotence. the omniscience and
Tho G~OodncsS of God.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05
ABUSES by TIN FAokIE~
The President Receives Tho Rene.
lie viii Transmit to Cou.u.=
Chicago Il Investigate. Stack
Yard Conditions.
(Ry the Assnciated rr-

Washington. June T.#
Roosevelt received this ausrs...
completed report of Profess 4#.
l.. Neill. commissioner of I.H.t
James II. Reynolds. of th,fI Ill.
into the condition OF the ustf ..
houses OF tho country. T4. .
submitted to the president #-.r
about 5000 words and Is "a If..t .
investigation made by Mra-.s
and Reynolds.
Present at the conference. n...
George +. McCabc. solicitor t..
Department of Agriculture T..
of the brief was discussed tha#.
and was welded finally into f..
in which ii viii he TRANSMITS.
Congress next Monday.
The report. as stated h.-.'.
VIII be accompanied by 20 eI,....
sage Of the President i'm which #
deal vigorously with tho facts ....
ed by the inquiry.
The Wadsworth substitute. f..
BcVcridge beef inspection ."
m"nt to the agricultural .,..-.
ton bill has been completed .u. .
ed for the Information of th" +.
committee on agriculture. - ##
be made public until next Nnf..
The substitute is said tu t..#. #
lines Of the Beverage amCuau...
the vital exception that f. r.....
cost Of inspection upon fh. ..
ment 1t also provide. IS rn.r. .
of the administration Of 10. |...
and restricts the iurisdirriur
secretary of Agricultur. iu '.a
10 make regulations given a.n
Bcvcridge amendment
Chicago. Ill. June 2.-TIn ...
decided TO appoint q commits.
inveftigate conditions at tH"
yards with a view TO dcteru#f..# .
FAR the reccnt criticisms uf E#.
employed In the killing az |..
hogs Is justified. Mayor D....
after a conference with HeE.'.
missioner Whalcn decided Al.
cooperation Of the Fcder..
ment and the authOritire "|. .
to name several member ~ .
mission.
When a man says no SIS ...
60 into business for hiu..
lr"ba,hly had notice that 49,.
TO t,sc his job.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05

me somi-annua Examination of tho
of u Academy commenced
at the state House in this CITY on
wee kand continued until
AtStefdaN morn. during which time
~ students received q minute and
Examination June 1912.
thorough examination. The whole pf
inc business was conducted with the
greatest order and regularity. and
MAS every day attended ~ , her
Of the Trustees. o., f,,,r ~
We're delivered . 3
~ Inc e'det Students. and most of
,'e N'uhsel Roys delivered speeches
50 mat. in the whole. upwards ~ sivty
were delivers
! . The Raleigh Register. FRIDAY.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05
BOB TAYLOR.
Hailed Everywhere ~ the Apostle OF
Sunshine and Best Liyin" Fiddler.
CNcW York SUM

Hon. Robert Love Taylor, who has
just heard the music OF the Senate
doors swinging aiar for him, VAS
born in the right Spot-ltappN Valley,
Hc has been happy ever since.
As Il baby he cOoed and laughed. but
was never known to cry. In his recent
campaign he appeared as the Apostle
of Sunshine" After "a few vigorous
masheS." as the classics OF the nrizcr-
ing say, he would sing Il lullaby or
quote 4 few verses He knows every
body in the State. babies more than
three months old included. He has
spoken, sung. fiddled II lccturcd in
about every town in Tennessee. How
could Mr.. Carmack nope to beat
him?
Will Ca gut Bob" an old favorite
of TenneSSec's and ours, SOC rams
form himself into a serious statesman,
vim his sunshine for the
c~loakroomS and for vacations in Ten
nesSee? 1t is to be feared. Gravity
and SOlcmnity- of demeanOr are SO
easily assumed and so common that
the metamorphosis of his troubadour
and StOry-teller into 1t statesman with
customary suit of black II air of
wisdom must be regretted. It might
be grateful to the reverend SeigniorS
of the Senate TO hear this accomplish
ed artist try to quiet Hon. Robert
Marion La Toilette, for instance. with
this ~faVOrite lullaby:
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05
Visitors for April, 1872.

\ meetin" of the Trustees viii bc
held at the Academy. on SATURDAY.
next at 3 o'clock, on special business.
The Monthly Committee are request
Cd to visit the Academy on the pre-
ceding day. The following Gentlemen
compose the Visiting Committee for
the present month. viz. VIM. Polk W.
H. Haywood. Southy Bond, Joseph
Gales. John Hinton, Allen Rogers.
April Is, 1872.
From Raleigh Register. April II.
1 10
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05
Music. Drawing etc.

Ms
iasinS Slgnif1ed tn the Trustaae of
- raleigh --cademy her Intention ~
.InIulShinE her situation az s,,nar
itended of the Female Denartnan
o. the conclusion Of the present So
IN NISheS to inform her friends and
puoll'. mat she shall continue ~
reside in Raleigh. and Ar tn .
Of the ensuing year viii
20 ~ a rev Young Ladies in Nusic
I ainting. Embroidery. etc. 50 tha,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05
Mr.. NcPhcctcrs' Marriage.

At Washington. y. e.. on tn" 10th
inst. by the Rev. James W. Thomp-
son. the Rev. William McPhcctcrS.
Principal Of the Raleigh Academy. L"
Miss Margaret .nn Mcdaniel. Of the
fGlmcr p!acC.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05
Dollar Package
FREE
MAN MEDICINE T II

You car now Obtain % -
size free package Of Ma.
free on request.
Man Medicine cure
ness.
Man Medicine give vn.
the gusto. the Joyful -a'. .'.
pulse throb Of ph.sI.
the keen sense of mau--..
luxury Of life, hody-poHar
free. Man Me-.
Man Medicine cure
ness. nervous debility.
discouraged manhood. f...r.
ure. vital weakness. brr..
acne, prostatitis. kiduag
nervousness.
You can cure yourself
Man Medicine. and the t...
package viii be delivere1
pain wrapper. sealed. EI.
tions how 20 use it. Tn"
lar package free. no pay1
klfid, no receipts. no prom.
pers tc sign. 1t is free.
All we want to know = '
not sending for il out Cd I|..
but that you want to be #..
come your strong natufe.
more. Man Medicine Wl..
you want il 10 do, make
man. man-like. man-poWer'".
Your name and adore
1t: all you have To do u.s. ~.
il We carI - fran %. Co.,.
couraged one of the man
state Remedy Co, $40 Lu'
Detroit. Mich.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05

MI Varieties IF Vegetation Found in
India-Extrcmcs Among Tie Pco-
plr a. Noticeable - Those in Ma
lures RcaIm-thc GangcS neither
% Long Nor Wide River and Rather
disappointing to the Touriet-tal-
cutta. the Capital Of Bengal. Built
Ip Under British Occupancy. Lacks
the antiquity of Cities of the Into
rior-Intercsting Museum and 100
Io"iCaI Gardcn-In-cctS and AMI
mails That IIlsutrate Mimicry of Ma
ture-A Gigantic Banyan Tree. the
Largest i'm the WorId-Iifc in Cal
cutta'- Strcct-\atiyc Merchants
Shrcud and pcrei~tcnt-JeNelry
Worth Hundreds Of Thousands OF
Dollars and Rich Enlbroidcrics EN-
hibited in tnpretcntioEs shops
Native Buildings Neither Beautiful
Nor Clcaniy-WOnlcn of the Higher
Class Never Venture AbrOad-Mr.
BRYAN Meets Representatives OF
Highest Type of Indian WOmanhood
Surprising Beauty, Culture and
Rchncnicut-An Indian Princess
Who Has Ic>Scned to Some Extent
the Eiigors of Scciusion-Ihc "Sari'
the Principal Article Of Feminine
DrCSS-DrcsS OF M1n Extremely Va
ricd-NOSt Care Given to
Mr.. Bryan Meets Native Students at
Public Observation-Disclosures Pray
cr OHcrcd by Native Hindu to Open
Meeting - Students BOund for
America Call OH Mr.. Bryan-An
Earnest. Ambitious Group With
High Opinion of Benefits t. BE De
rived from Our Country Indians
of prominence in Calcutta: Eminent
NIditorS, Writers, and OratOrS-A
Journey to = Summer Resort 1000
Get Above the Sca-TyDcs Of Ma
tiycS Strongly Resembling American
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sunrise Over Mt.
Everest. IIarth'S LOfticst Point.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05

We haze the Pleasure - state flttt
the Trustees ~ uur A,ad.fu1 have
Engaged the assistance - tA' lteNd
benjamin Rice He NIL std A1. Mo
PheeterS in IA" higher classes %
character ~ Mn lticc as p scholar
and ureccptor is So We'll ku.wU. toat
We hazard nothing in saying he viii b.
an important acquisition to the taleuts
already employed ia tins seminary.
Raleigh Register. Jan Il 1917.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05

Too many people negfect their PLAIN
duty for something more attractive.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05

The Curtain to rise at half after :
O'Clock.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05

Tickets at one dollar each may he
had on the day of the Performance.
at MeSsrs. Gales. Poylan's and Hen
deTson'S Stole.
Children half price.
MAY -. 1912.
From Raleigh Register. May %.
1872.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05
@, don't YOU cry, little baby,

", TW7TT Z NVU ~ dIN TTTITT-
But Mr. TAYLOR is Il shreWd and
adaptable politician. tie would have
been, he is, an excellent actor. The
same thing has been said, and with
no shade of discredit implied, about
Mr.. BRYAN. 1t means that he has
imagination. readiness. a~daptability. a
quick grasp of essentials. d power to
penetrate character. "Catgut Bob
among his own people. who under
stand n are fond of him, put his
whole soul into his singing Of
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05
Raleigh Theatre.

For the Benfit Of tho Polcnie Library.
on Friday evening next. the 18th inst.
The Polemic Society viii perform.
hotzebue's greatly admired Play,
in ) acts called The
Stranger.
After which the excellent Farce. writ
ten by j.. GarriCk. Esq. called
Neck or Nothing.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05

Copyright, 1906. by Joseph 3. BoWles
Copyright in Great Britain
All Rights Reserved.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05
Trustees and Glasses for 1912.

At q meeting OF the Trustees OF tn"
Raleigh Academy. OF the 18th ot
April. 1872, it was Resolved. THAT tn
as follows. Trustees be divided int
seven classes viz:
No. l.-William Hawkins. Henry
SeaWell. William Shaw. stephen Hay
wood. VIM. Glendinning, T. Hendcr-
on.
No. 2.-William Polk. w. II Hay
wood. Sterling YanccN. Alexander Lu-
cas-. Rcddinc Jones.
No. 2.-Henry Potter. David Stone.
Sherwood HAYWOOD. William Hinton.
job Marshall.
No. 4-Jrseph Gales. William Hill.
Richard Smith. Benjamin Ra@sdale.
Simon Turner.
No. calvin Jones. William
Peace. William Scott. y. w. Gilchrist
Men ROGERS.
No. 6.-Theophilus Hunter, Nathan
iel Jones, Nm. w. Seaton. SouthY
Fond. John Haywood.
No. = William Boylan. John Hin
ton, Beverly Daniel. William Peck.
j. :. Raboteau.
Which said classes are required to
visit the Academy weekly and in rota-
VIM. HILL Sccretarv.
From Raleigh Register, MAY /, 1912.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05
O.. the fiddle strings and curlS
OF the happy boys and girls,
In the good old time cotillion Of
Long ago!

He will study the part of a Senator,
and has the capaclts To pray Il wen.
He will learn the business" the
rules and traditions OF the role. He
is a boy of 81. hitherto not too old
for young parts. Something of his
b~uOyanCv, gaiety and good humor
should irradiate the Senate chamber.
Sunshine is needed there, especially
when Mr.. Tillman has one Of his bad
and is bedevin,d and bedevilling
still less with any of her gentle, sweet
We welcome them among us. and
wish eVary possible happiness and
good fortune to them, and to all of
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-08-17
Iamania NaWa.

August 10. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Tree
were pleasant and welcome visitors at
DogWOod, the home of Mrs. Trice's
parents, and also at Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
FeTrell's, near Metcalfe, Ga last week.
Mr.. Trice had been to Thomasville,
looking for q place 70 establish home.
On Friday, the 10th instant, Mr. and
Mrs. q. T. Brown had the good luck TO
enjoy q genuine Fish fry" given by
DR.. and Mrs. Il. r.. Strickland, with Mr..
and Mrs. T. p. Strickland, in honor of
DR.. Daniel McMullen, of Largo, Fla.
DR.. Mchullen was roommate of DR..
Strickland when he graduated in At
lanta about two years ago, and was
visiting the latter. The spread took
place at the Basin on Lake IamOnia,
and the weather was quite favorable,
the air being kept cool by gentle
breezes. We had plenty Of fish, even
leaving some. Some Of the men donned
their bathing snits and took a bath in
the lake at the Spring board" The
names of the others who dined with US
were Miss LOuella Blair and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. p. Strickland's children, Master
Willie and the wee Misses Mamie and
GuBsie.
There were three other distinct
groups who picnicked at the Basin the
same day. The majority Of these came
from lover the river" but, besides our
crowd, we saw from the Bethpage
neighbOrhOod Messrs. Dick Doss, BIount
Strickland and Alex Blair. All enjoyed
themselves, as we believe, to the fullest
extent.
Crops on the lake are looking very
sorry and some cotton badly choked up
with grass. Cotton Is opening and some
farmers have begun TO pick.
The district conference of the Thorn
asville district, Rev. =. j. Cook, presid-
ing elder, will meet at Metcalfe on to-
morrow, the 14th instant.
The breeze Of railway talk has sprung
up again in our section, but we have
been "foOled" 40 often that we pay
very little attention to IL.
Mr.. Tom Whitfield has erected saw
mill on the land Of Mr. Joe Blair, near
BethpaRe, and will saw up some Of Mr..
BlAir's timber. He expected to begin
saving this week.
Miss Garland, from Whigham, will
begin to teach the Bethpage public
school on the 9th instant This school
In In Grady county, Ga.
Mr.. j. II. HarVin Is quite sick at his
home near Meridian. We wish Henry
speedy recovery.
Mr. A. Il. Sessions Is troubled with
rheumatism in one Of his arms.
Mr. J. r. Jones has been visiting in
our neighborhood during the past two
weeks
Mr. A. c. Dickey and two sons. Willie
and David, went on an excursion To
Savannah last week. Arthur says il
was little warm" In Savannah while
he stayed there. He took dip in the
briny Deep" and seems To have been
very much impressed by the bathing
suits, so-called While these suits were
wide out" enough, they were not
"hiRh down" enough.