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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-07
You Will Find ..The College Boy

IF1%&. %tO0 VIII gs"os u0 2Vvuv8S IVY
The best rollickingj fun and honest,
unashamed love that the year has
brought us. The man or woman who
cannot be made happier. by seeing il,
zor who doesn t feel some little uplift,
! is mighty stubborn material, 1.
i And if you were to- take the virgin
gold Of its human nature and melt>it
down, II would make an ingot that the
mint would rejoice to have you bring
in. E5 MI "$: NV z III .=z' = + I'LL B.
"a this new play Mr.. Ralph Riggs
has the leading roll and is supported
by such artists as Rose Stillman,
5Bernard Riggs, Katherine Witchie,
Frank II ole and others, The play is
full 52of coined and music and will BE
illmar Friday, No Ii: IL IF. z.=
rices575, 50 and 25scents. :t531: ;s5sS5
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-07
THESE lords
.=s= or THE Ct }. =.5z
APOSTLE. PAUL
Prove All Things. Hold Fast
. That: Which Is Good" >
Il Thess. Verso 21.)


:. When Paul wrote these words, wild
beasts were tearing human beings to
pieces in the Coliseum at Rome. This
Coliseum now stands ruin, it's walls
crumbled; trees, vines and rubbish
now hover over where once emperors,
senator's and women, with screams of
delight, watched the blood flow. It
is mere monument, a glorious mon
ument, for it reminds every visitor
and child of the fact that humanity
has progressed beyond voluntary bru-
tallty, deliberate torture and horror
as the amusement of the greatest city
of the civilized race
Paul was great man, brave
Christian and an inspired man. He
did not say to men that they must be-
lieve without understanding, or ac-
cept without questioning things as
they are. But he said, "Prove all
things, and after these things are
proven, hold fast that which is good.'
But the trouble, however, with nine
out of ten is their Observation-Disclosures
their lack of capacity to accept new
truths or at least to consider them
fairly. Every man who has a plan to
help his fellows knows what it is to
have his spirit quenched. Every man
who has been able to look into the fu-
ture to see better conditions and to
urge their realization, knows how
much humanity is in need of good
things. The first men that talked
against slavery had their spirits
quenched with a vengeance. Often
they were beaten and Tilted and their
prophecy despised, but slavery is
gone Every man VINO has been capa
| BILE of seeing the worlds future devel
Opment and who has told about then
in advance, has. been prosecuted fol
his pains. In the old days he was
prosecuted. vigorously with sticks
stones, and the rack of fire.
A few years ago there appeared il
the. northwestern leading dailies an
nouncements of a comparatively I'm
known physician DR.. Rea. Thes'
announcements set forth the names O
certain ailments which were incurabl,
in the past, durable by him. Som
looked on him favorably,, others I'm
favorably. His cures, however, sool
began to count. His practice, thel
moderate, continued to grow. It ha
still continued to grow and extend
from sea to, sea. This DR.. Rea ha
outgrown the old ideas of fogyism
He has made wonderful discoveries i
medicines, he has cured thousands q
patients. He has proven many things
He holds fast to that which is good.
Some remarkable cures that DR.. Re
has made.
| John Goulsberry, Lidgerwood, N
D., cured of cancer of the lip.
Erick Jones, Mason City, a., cure
Of chronic neuralgia, sciatica an
rheumatism.
| May Ellington, Mt. Carmel, Ill.
cured Of chronic female trouble an
brain trouble which had almost ser
, her to the insane asylum.
John Lundeen, La Crosse, Wis
cured of blindness. Had not bee
able to see for two years. Was RET
) commended by a patient whom DR.. Re
had cured in Winona, MINI. DR.. Re
quickly restored his sight.
r. Aug. Dobbenstein, Duluth. Mimi
cured of dropsy.
Ole Monson, FELTON,, Mimi, cured {
! nervous trouble &and general debility
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-07
: AUCTION SALE.

Twill sell at..public auction at my
place of business, corner Of Third
street and Pacific avenue, on Tuesday,
Nov. Is, beginning at one o'clock .. m.
sharp, the following described prop
erty::s II s5. :. T. . !, - 81. -.
!: Six stoves, tables, chairs, baby
CARR ages, ONE second hand lothing,
and other property including aSnum.
ber.o OF ARTICLES too numerous to. rhen'
ton / f:S .= III. u. {;
/. Terms: On amounts Of five dollar:
and under, cash; sums over thai
amount, time will be given until Nov
~ 1907, on bankable notes bearing
seven per cent interest: #.s:: s:S S /: IS
/ I 81 S.5 8; IVKIN Is
A..*C. CRAWFORD a uction .}@ s$ 4:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-07
EThrs. sr.. ar, 8 oount b ok.

Ihrss norm n' s. 400 cunt Book
p,lete memoir and q for Twenty-Five
Hut WithS i npl icate stoz giy " patrons
|sizeR164 }inche wei 4 bound and
2pe rfo II 8 Il herman
should .lse1 them and damista axes
Y md misunde rstand fngs Erices25 cents.
Sent postp aid onsEece1 price; a sza
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-07
New L0md0u Times.

New London Times: : : - ~
Mr.. and Nj L. .Eckman are the happy
parents Of baby girl, born Sunday y ~.
Il G. W. Haselton, the well known post
master and citizen OF Hawick, left yesterday
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-07
Hello Isl 4, where aid IS u5ge IS

sfts is here did get that
thef RI dun sho and Cloth
inc CO.., 81 cours al. aslWays sbuyamyI
clothing there because Rod uns zzan
Old clothier and ows business
from Ie il and when.
Observation-Disclosures knoW getlnyss
money ON isn't
|teaated bun
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-07

settled. He expects to engage in the real
estate business and believes that Seattle will
become great city in the course of a very
short time w..
DR.. Jacobs received letter from DR.. H.
M. Bracken, of the state board of health,
giving him informal regarding the analy-
sis of the water from Green Lake. DIR.
Bracken reports that the samples of water
analysed by the board were rem ark ably
pure, the only foreign substance found being
colon bacillus, which results from having
barns and otthouses along the lake shore.
AS result Of this analysis the state board
of health will:order the removal Of ali barns
and: outhouses all along the water front.
DR.. Bracken, who has never visited the lake,
remarks that he understands that Green
Lake is very beautiful sheet of water and
he thinks that people, living along its shores
should take enough pride in it to see that it's
waters. are not polluted by the drainage
from barnsh and outhouses,. without the
state board of health being compelled to
take any action in the matter. >.~.~-,
~. :s# ~. : .:f.:~''.-
Raymond News: sz>.:S T.. : H.
The Arrangement: Of the Commercial hote1
Fchanged hands again Wednesday of this
week. @Is.. !. b borrow, who has: Shad, charge
of the hotel the past year, retires from the
| hotel business and will move back on: his
farm south Of town. j n, /. Lowry, of Osce
:o1a,;lNis ), arrived Wednesday to take charge
of the business and will move his family
/ here III the neal. future. & a. .>%e&. l.
G. Noteboom and son, Gerret, with thei1
I YsT>..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-07

5;E@jt:7. Right Royalty Ttatned $sE$5
'$# The Litchfeld high school foot ball
team went TO WI lmar Monday 70 en-
gage with: the high schoo I. footrball
team 81 that city On the grid iron but
was defeated 81 the score 81 10 - Q:
The corning " sS all done IS the
second hall, the first being played q
tie. About twenty five ootersz g com:
panied the team, includ ding Snumer-
Gus IS flowing zofZ co-ed Thew itors
we're rig htzroy 80 y entertained being
Sby the h illmarites and
otherwise h hands only treated. Mrs:
.G.SR Lawrence cha peroned the co:eds
and Rev Chard was \ one of the OH
Gals of the game chfel Ids atur-.
day Review.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-07
! d! shaw 3 I Opinion. q:

Gold Coin Stock Food ca. Sc Paul MINI.
az Coin
submitted
ne
would
Fe-
Wise
should be-
aiding cattle condition
Or Injured BY feeding
Sgned
Live Stock AT the UniRersity 81 minnesota:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-07
:. tE SO II; II
Right Royally. Ents tsins III

81 . o. 81 " 5l = =
Al 81. CRAWFORD, .Aucti oneer. 81 |
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-20

Report Of II. q. Common. Fred old
g.. w. Graham, l.. j. Hale and a. N
scales. Committee, present at las
meeting of North carolina Literary
and Historical Association.
To the People OF North Carolina:
The Literary and Historical As@ocia-
ton Of North Carolina desires 10 dI-
rect the attention Of the peopl" of TIN
state To a matter already too long neg
Icctcd.
The state owns an invaluable col
lection Of manuscripts, newspapers
books. public records, and documents.
These contain much historic material
to be found nowhere else and make a
rich mine from which the future MS
torlan Will dig our colonial ana state
history. As courageous and noble a
people as ever lived, we believe you
and your ancestors to have been and
yet il must be confessed that we have
been shamefully d~erclict in our duty
Of p~crpetuating their memory Let u
arise from Il apparent indifference
and show 10 the world that we really
value our ancestry, and let us use til.
story of the heroic struggles, the high
ideals, and the glorious achievement
of he men and women of the past
to whom we owe our rich heritage, to
nerve and inspire our children.
And to this end We should first TAX,
immediate steps to preserve n ma
terials we have These precious pa
pers and books are badly stored in
over-croWdcd rooms and are contlnu-
ally liable to great damage. \ fire
could easily sweep away the collec-
tons of many years which no wealth
of gold could replace. We would
therefore urge upon the Legislature
the wisdom and the necessity of pro
vidi1lg for a Library and Hall of Rec
ardS worthy of the State. With such
a building proof against fire n with
ample DOM. the State could not only
protect these priceless possessions bui
could add largely to them.
North Carolina is sadly behind many
of her sister states in his respect, on
of which has recently erected a Hal
of Records costing ten millions Of dol
lars.
Heretofore we have, with some jus
tiCe. pleaded poverty as an excuse but
that viii no longer answer. We have
gone forward by leaps and pounds am
oar continued prosperity seems vel
assured. We are amply able to pro
tect our property and it would be most
unbusinoss-like To delay longer. Few
men of business would fail to nsure
their property, and yet of how much
more Importance is this matter. for nc
amount of insurance would protcc1
these documents and manuscripts
Their destruction by fire would dimin-
ish our Self-respeCt and would put us
to IN open shame in the eyes of tho
world.
We have the greatest confidence il
the patriotism and wisdom Of the Cen
eral Assembly soon to convene, and We
believe that it Will take the necessary
action to erect a suitable building. W.
earnestly ask the corporation Of al
citizens in impreSSinG and emphasizing
the mediate need for action.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-20

liessrs +. =. B-roadhurst J. s. Nath-
espn. and Niss Mary T. Tiuuin.
Y. Miscellaneous Book.
j. Cotton. it, cultivation. Market
ir-. and the Problem Of til. Cotton
World. - Or e W. Burkeit ana Nj
Clarence Poe. 93i page 81 hand
eame illustrations Doubleday. Page y
Company. <e& york, publishers.
Z Prom Cotton Held to Cotton
MIL ns Holland Thompson
o plantation sketches. i series ~
e.eries basel on personal knauteiE.
ef slavery Times. H. Mrs.. NarEaFr-
Dsvsreaux. 16a page. Riverside
Press. Cambridge.
4.."tIcn from london Town" q
pf Raleigh. -s. pages. \aale Publish
iGg company. New York.
=. a TOOL i'll theology" by =. Z Is
raeI. lbf pages. paper.
t. Psychological Principles OF Idu-
cation Dos d.. herman Harrctl
Horne. f3a pages. Mcmillan < COM
pauy. New york.
The Sermon on the Mount" h,
Dr. J. =. Shearer. Of Davidson coz
I.Ge.
;. Chief Justice walter Clark has
annotated during tne year -eEeu ad-
ditinu3l volumes of tire North Carolina
Reports
= southern Methodist Handbook.
edited hy Or. Thomas y. lYes. so"
pages. rrofuselE illustrated.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-20
a BIOGRAPHY OF THE pOEIIi
LITER AZURE or NORTH
CAROLINA IN 9O6
prcparcd nv HIGHT G.. MOORE

The following list Of IS writer's and
IS publications has cost a good deal
Of research at odd times during the
past fifteen years. | am fully aware
that it is still incomplete and ncor-
rect. Very likely other names ana
titles ought to appear here; in all
probability some Of these should and
VIII be stricken out; and certainly
the data in many instances below nceC,
to be largely supplemented.
This photography is therefore pub
lished tentatively, the present purpose
being as much to secure asto convey III
formation. Hence corrections and
additions will be not only heartily
welcome, but they are especially and
earnestly requested. This is by far
the compfetest photography yet printed
and | wish by the further aid of liter
airy friends to approximate fullneas
and accuracy.
Observe the authorizations employed.
a 8 indicates that the author is de-
ceased. a, indicates that the books is
out of print. 81. indicates that the
books is in the State Library at Raj
eigh; I'll. that it is in the University
Library at Chapel Hill; I'll that it is
in the Trinity ligrary at Durham; WI
that 1t IS in the library Of DR.. S. b.
Weeks. now Of san Carlos, Arizona. |
have found these libraries richest in
their content Of our poetic literature.
Anderson. MIS-. T.. NJ.
l. Memorial POems-65 poems. 129
pages, cloth. The Seeman Press, Dur
ham, 1903, ct. Id
Arinfield. Miss Lucille.
,. Songs from the Carolina Hills-70
pages. cloth. Presses of Doxey, New
York, 1902. Is. L., L. L., I. l.. w. L.
Arlington. Alfred W.
3, Poems-The poems of Mr.. Ar
rington (~native Of IredeII county)
written after he was so. were collected
and published after his death by
Leora y. Arlington. I have not seen
the volume. 1t is reviewed in Poets
and Poetry Of Texas"
BarnwcII. Mrs. Lila Ripley.
f. Heart Songs-62 & paper.
HendersonvilIe, 1903 Is. Ii
Bays. w. w.
>. The ~Superanuate and Other
POEMS poems. s pages, paper. Con-
cord, 1903, Is. L.. w. Ii -
BiddIe and New born.
6. Hymn Book Was this original
or a compilation? What We're the mi
tails Of the authors? DR.. Weeks thinks
it was published about 1925.
Bonner. John Henry. =
:. Whispering Pines-167 pages.
cloth. Brentano Bros. New York.
1888, tS. L.. L. l.. T. L., w. L.
s. Some New Poems-14 pages. pa
per. Washington, d. G. 1901. (SL.)
9. Boomers Lyrics - 122 pages
cloth. Meade Publishing Co, New
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-20

T,r.,. II D-Ic++... ANA ~. -
49, "''' ~ 4" l.
in Iorc .''' ct. -@s., ,an NJ. }. Sier-
and Nil. Het.te y r,1I-"1rt ,
ma trcos+,.a- III - S'@ y
c~-,- r,i,ta,e ~. fl1fa, a''pi'@
-"I'r are similar
W ,'' ' '~A'ct1}E@ COM
"'l,'1o' an, t''Hniilee on Lit
,3II'e '1" history, and j.
aitti - t'"5'i du'y 10 collect V@lu-
L h[ g.. Connected with the
"'.''.> 20 Ii~',Iiso"f" ana OF GutIf"rd
''.,H 81 ->oftl aroma n
"u,h ~ ln@H literature a& in their
~.u'EHi,il' Is worthy to lie preserved.
."'N HdIi recommend To the aesoala-
Lon I,1H9 ana contests Lee psomot" and
49, 'H' OF literature
N'''t@ pd' p'ohit- l1l"N suall c-1I8-
NJ ana recommend for publication
usl 81 me manuscripts Submitted 10
u 'i DIS '1leN ma J." Thought worthy,
"h1 th1E &ttHu have cG+rg" of any
pIIIltlll% OF publication ordered or as-
&''pt I|'d ~ in1 lSoc!aiIou. Fin Conn
!tl'loo on libraries and it @at!l bc
'1i' GUY - q certain and report -
IN ~d0S''laii'h as Jar as may ne pruc-
'i'"NIc ne number d condition of
No HIbllo ana a"hpo: Libraries iu the
city OF Greensboro and i'm tho county
Of GuItford and To ADVISE Ird suggest
IldHS foI 'AciE "'1blIS!1uIcut and pro-
'H"'loii- IT SiIaIl he thoIr especial duty
10 promote and encourage
ire" I~hfar'tI ~ connection WIth
schools and factories. RI" Commit
tee ON Membership. with the usual
duties. The Committee on q Histur-
irai Mus"um. and Il shan b" the duty
"f this committee 10 collect and ac-
crpt for The association aud place IN Il
museum CT place Of safe Keeping an
~"Nh'bltlon of valuable historical relics
and original documents which may be
donated or collected, and @ndcaNor to
discover ana collect them wherever
they may he found.
We expect ny means Of these officers
and committees to have the old trunks
ana &afretS Of Guilford searched and
their treasures brought forth and
given Of loaned to the association. We
expect to have these things properly
classified and indcXcd and properly
preserved and displayed. Already con-
~trIhutionS have been received and 9TH
crS are promised We do not propose
to come in conflict with any others
Who are collecting historical material,
but to work in sy mralhy With them.
The Battle Ground Company has dOuc
a splendid WORK in collecting historic
material, in establishing a museum. in
publishing pamphlets and in correct-
ing Misrepresentation. Instead OF
.ompeting with them we Join hands
with these gentlemen and npo to
help them in every way possible. In
token of which. We have She hOnored
president of the Battle Ground Com
pany. Maj. Joseph NJ. Morchead, as one
of our earnest members.
Leaving out the work Of the Battle
Ground Company, Guilford has done
very little towards the pre&crvatiOn of
its local history. Within The last few
years MI. James ". Albright, now Of
A$heVilln, published Z valuable history
u Greensboro. but this could devote
but little attention to the county at
large. We almost envy our n~eighbor5
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-20

York ant wasainz 1893 - /
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-20
NORTH CAROLINA BlBLicGIiA-
PLY FOR TIE YEAR.
By PROFESSOR ID. II. HI

Fer greater clearnesS in
ing them. the books for the past year
are divided into the following classes:
First, History; second, biography,
third. Poetry: fourth. Textbooks;
fifth. Miscellaneous books.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-20
Coke and EittictOn.

LHrIuGDt of Fame that around
tlIom is flung,
| pr woven Of ropes on which
s.liainS haze hung,
|.s haIo IF glory that circles their
nrmcd of the honest mans but
tnr ana Bread
tH~ -lmeopIacc he found several
Acts of the General ASSEMBLY
..'H ''aroIina," including the col
49, uy Francois ZaVicr-Martin,
.H-I at New Bern in 1904, ana
He hg James Iredell, published
ut Ed.nton.
....nnr place was found an early
... report printed in 1855. Thi@
|- p~rufuseIy annotated III what
.nu.,q's to be hierogIyphics.. 1t
.a.. rGodoto tr. Stone. then TO the
Ituttjn and was presented by
1851. i,ullln, rJr., to a friend.
O .l.tipn to these there were
" "uauy other valuable books, and
....fs almost without number,
.I foam of historic value.
Iuyfocut is given to Illustrate
..'.t.-ut that in hundreds of at
...| aruer out Of the way places
papers, letters and pamphlets
..-.| PRICELESS historic NaIue are
+".."'rt with dust, unknown 10
.. ID 2~cucTauon. Letters tn4t
. Fl. uW a0flpod of light upon the
and customs Of our i0rbcarS
...l establish many facts now
.. oHlce being gnaWed away by
.l HrJrhc=o
|H search out these materials,
Ht"S"rN" and classify them and
..''t1 a~rcesSlbie to the hlSto-
.." OF the tasks to which TINS
...'.' has addressed itself. How
.- Hc done? Can it be done
a'" Association alone? We
.... The association should
Hfln in every county in the
t'r-o county associations Will
rHo feeders and supporters OF
ISOLATION.
with such ends IN view thaJ
of citizens met IN Green's
Jew weeks ago il organized
.'rI County Literary inc HIS
-~-"niation. The meeting was
'#-ftr one and the ASSOCIATION
..H Guorc than seventy char
.'tr.. which number has SINCE
.,"u5soI and promises to con-
-ErW. We followed largely
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-20

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30. \ Itt&r -. AHE @
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pages iausr Ma-tsst re a
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. pages ani Theirs t~ 1f H.sru &
pas, Pane Me- n t WE
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stores '"hltth@ i'' los lA-
i"th- h~I"@@".tN ihtA@H3'N 80. %,N
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thf't"A.
90. Hmm Book Which Puf,fsv
WAS this ANA WHEAT II the book
Ehodc~. WlIlinm Henry
81. The Indian DtllaNa .tu.i othur
Ppems-i53 faG,e sheep. Edward
1 Walker. New Yo.k. ls4G. tr- L. ~
l.
.''N 'il'
80
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81 chrsstelia- The Echo of ia
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-20
[. History


independence ana Hives Oh INT 'Si-H-
cGe," by Dr.. George w. Graham. OF
Charlotte: POS pages Neale Publish
ing Company, of New York. This book
is a defence of the authenticity of the
M~eckIcnburg Declaration Of May 20,
1775, and in addition contains hioG3ph-
ical sketches OF the sisners Of thai doc
ument.
,. .Thc IcdcraIiet system" by d.,
John :. Bas&ctt, recently of Durham.
Harper Brothers. New York. publish
ers. This book was awarded the John
Marshall prize for the best piece Of
historical work done during tn" past
year by q johns Hopkins graduate.
5. The Sout;l'@ Burden or tn" Cure
of Scctionalism." by Benjamin Frank
lin Grady. of Duplin county. l41 pages.
cloth; Nash Brothers. publishers. The
tWenty-three chapters of this book
deal with tn" relations of the North
ern and the Southern States.
4. "ECcouStfucti"n in North caro-
lima by j. G. deRouIhac Hamilton;
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-20

nv Hon. y. NJ. SCALES.

#.a. N.aTr ago a house in Il certain
49,. was SOLE! and before possession
-..tHI. bur after the furniture and
..u..- Thought to be OF any value
..,u removed, Il gentleman went
... premises. ON the floor OF
....HrN covered with trash ana
..l.uud an old copy of the West
N.uu~crVptS. since reprinted, and
.|I brief and note book used by
..f the earliest Chief Justices of
.-..|. while he was on the bench.
-lIue room he found an old
.."I ubII-ned in 1871 in Dublin. The
is entitled,
|.. First Part of the Institutes of
.....r If England or a Common
.u..u LittIeton. Not the name of
..Elur only. but OF the law itself.
EdWardo Coke Militc The
.t..uth Edition Revised and Cor
-.u follows the announce
iuul the preface. notes, refer
- aut mick 7 by Francis Har-
... tuI charles Butler of Lincoln's
.ud by Chief Justice Hale and
,nuurcllnr Nottingham. and also
tl.r- is an analysis of Littleton
4 unkuOWn hand in 1858 but
before published. This book
tu. autograph in several places
..a Nil'iams and doubtless be
. to Judge John Williams, who
... lTg9. Some enthusiastic stu
.t the book has written across
..1Icatory page the following
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-20

~. Select Poetry of North Carolina
-95 poems by IL writers (none by
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-22
...MsreS Bulletin.
Nm &tnoer=S @mbem 10 ab

aae niebrigen Sdube fir Snaben
unb Wae4en nurben i'm Yreiie 20
Yrosent = Elm SinfteI re6usirt in
@nbetradt Der Serbittpaaren sic in
furser Belt eintreffen tperben. Sic
@roben beginner nit Den fIeinen ser
unb laufen Bis gu Al fir @rnadlene.
$500 nieSrise Sdube berfau>
$3.50 niebrise Sdube berfau>
$500 niebrise Sdube bertau>
$3.50 niebrise Sdube berfaus
$l.OO nieSrise sdubs berfaus
Dies lit cine berrIi6e @~elesenbeit
fur quite Sdul< Sdube unter Dem
IN
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-22

Dies lit cine berrIide S~eIesenbeit
fur quite SduI<s dube unter Dem
Yreile. aber tommen Gle balls, bas
Nn ortiment lit limitirt.
2. Stod.