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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-11-12
Dawn


MARI Sea Lennon IN Hollands
Kate rose to her full height,
the water still dripping from
her fingers, her bucket at her
feet. He who had startled her
was regarding her with an al
most amazed admiration upon
his well-bred face. She was
like some graceful, frightened
wild thing, he thought, stand
ing there among the leaves with
the light of the new-risen sun
sitting through upon her hair
he was different from anyone
she had ever seen before, this
handsome, well-dressed stran-
ger, with his eager hazel eyes
unlike all the men she had ever
known, except possibly the poor
young school teacher who had
come up here in the Tennessee
hills to die a year before. For
d moment they stood so, facing
each other; then he spoke.
pardon me! I did not mean
to startle you," he said, Il did
not know where were wood
nympths or water nymphs in
these hill. Will you-would you
mind standing just as you are a
moment longer?
She stood, of course, not
knowing what else 'ot do, and
watched him with grave dark
eyes as he drew pencil and
paper from his pocket. For
several moments there was com
plete silence, the girl standing
motionless, the man also, save
for the movement of his hand.
A bird fitted by, skimming the
water at their feet, and a little
frog blinked curiously at them
from a damp rock by the spring
Then, without a word he handed
the paper to her.
Her grave eyes widened with
surprise and pleasure as they
rested on his work.
cts me, amt it?" she said
finally, and he smiled.
eyes," he said, do you like
it? It's merely a rough sketch,
but very like you, / think"
cts more like me than the
one they took on a piece of tin
down in the valley" she said.
"I was dressed up then" she
added, reflectively. Maybe
that's why, because I don't
feel like muh self when I'm
dressed up"
How pleasant it was to hear
her talk" muh self" she said,
when Size meant myself" al
the corsonants were left out or
80 softly slurred over that her
words seemed to ripple as
they left her lips. 1t appeared
to him rather a pity that this
ignorant girl in Tennessee hills
should have more music in her
voice and speech than all the
well bred ladies he had ever
seen. But, after all, what did
that sweet, purring dialect mat
ter to him? If she had croaked
like a frog or cawed like an old
crow it would not have mat
tered-but that face! The way
her head was set on her grace
full neck and shoulders, the ex-
quisite outline of the cheeks and
chin, the large, well shaped
mouth, firm and serious, but
with sweetly up-curving cor
ners-and the eyes, such eyes
like pools of Swallowed water,
with depths unfathomable! He
must paint that face! He would
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25

fleiucr 9mtcu in 9tclp Dorf.-
oSHp1r5c NauO" ioa 0oliir per.
mtportIicb icm.
Gincinuuti 9, 81. WiGr3.
Curh Elm gcitcrn III ciucr GonicrcrB
III gSinhclter, So, rr5icltc9 2lbtom.
men puilhcn ser o2Imcricm 6obocco
So" lnO Dem .Gomitc Ocr
,SocictD oi GQuitU" iit mic man
boiit, 0Cm Qtuftrcitcr- llni>l1 in Mcus
tufu rin GnOc grmaht porOcn.
Gbi1c Nlittbcilrmg miro bcrtc 0urtb
W}itaiCocr ser y2Imcricon Socictp Of
GQlitp" bier gcnlodt. 0na 2lbtonls
men uuInBt Den 2lntaltf Der gan5cn
Idbatacrn0tcn pon 1906 mo 1907
iijr cirfa $tLO00,OOO uuO Die BE.
rmglmh I'M Sabre 1908 tcincn "a
hot ju pflot5en.
Spdtcrcn 2Ingob,u 5uiol9c bot Oi}
o9Imerican Sobacco So" cinaclut..
liQt. ole (ubot2crnGtc pom 1906 m0
1907 5u t6, rcip. Is GcntS pro EnmG
SIT occcptircu. Goa GrcfutiuzGonIitc
NOR sur @cbcimboIhmg bca 9Ibfonls
mems pcrpilihtCt ln0 bat 0iC 9toh.
ridt oiiijicn 0cncutirt, trobOcm
obcr miro orf ibrcr 9tibti1tcit be-
lton0cn. Gic Grnotc Scr 3wci Eobrc
miro ourh uugciGbr SO,O0O,OOO Ffo.
WIGttcrtubnf rcprdientirt, mClbc 5llc
3cit IN perihicoencn Woqo5inen mO
ScheunGn 0t5 y26itc 9lrlCp 0iItritt$
olligcipcidcrt licgcn. Sic GompaB-
ME miro, luic cS b.iGt, oiclc Cnornle
GuantitQt Subut ioiort iibarucbmcL
um0 sic &dllIcr IN &cntldu pCr0Cl
mubrldcinIib norgcn OlC2bc}ii2lcbc
9tucbrid)t crhultClt. Tic llrinhc scr
@cbcimboltltua icitcna Der equity
SocictU" bcitunO in ibrcul GntldIuis
ic, I'M louicnOcn Sabre tcincn Eo6nt
5u pilan3cn Gas Grctntip-Gonlitc
Bot Ncihliilic on9cnonunHm mcIcbc
oo9 (rcibcu Scr NohtrCitcr ocnun,
5ircn mo Die &cranhportIicbfcit fiir
Ouiiclbc oc3opoliren.
Sin bcrporrugcn0c3 NtitQIic0 Der
oGQuiip Socictp" bcIt0tigtc bclltc
9Ibcn0 bic 9}ocbriht iibcr oo8 9Ib.
tonulcn mo iogte:
n2lQc3 lit bcigclcgt mo ser Qrou-
iomc &ricg bcCnOet. IS miro teinc
9iohtreitcrri mo fciu, @ruolttbu.
ten nlcbr gcbcn, obcr ntb tcinc "a
bnfacrn0tc iir 1905 Nir bobcn gcz
monncn. Gle u2lncricnr Sobocco
60" bat cinacuilli4t unicrc Grn0tcn
ans ocn ,ioDrCn 1906 lmO 1907 81
touicn. mo miro nobc}u $1LO0O0OO
Oufiir bc5oblcn. @ir hubcn in cincm
GcrcNtcn &ricAc gciicat II. iinO iibcrs
5Clgt, 0uB Der 5arnCr mo Der Wtlc
tbcr bonn uddltcn Sabre an SoGot
5icbcn lnO bci'm Guoc Der Soilon
chpo9 @clo iibrig boben fonL nod
ocm cr icinc 0roccrp Jichnung be.
5ubIt bat"
&crin0ton &D, 81. M0r5. -
&r Is. }l. Nroofas Scfrct0r scr
oGQlitn Socictp" }u @indeitcr, iteu.
tc Die 9tohridt ibcr Die 9cilcQun0
oca Eobofafricg5 in 2lbrcoc lno CT
fldrt Oic obigcn 9Iohricbtcn ans Sin
cinnoti fiir lmbcgriin0ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25
Nrnniiaer 1snnb.

Ybtlaoelpbin 81. yi6r5. -
Gin menihIihcs gcin murOe beute all
ser 9remienitange inter einem Nag.
gon eines aus Gbicago bier angeIanB.
ten erpreb}ugs Der vFennipIuania.
@abn" b6nocnb aeitn0en. 4us BIieo
itannte Don Gtner lpeiben Eerion.
Ger GoronGr pur6e ber1dridtigt
nno &unoe iiber oen 6ilno nn6 allen
Snuptitationen 5miiden bier mo
Ggicago telegrapDlrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25
Donf6irc.

Cannes. u. Wdr}. - Spencer
Compton GoOcnOiib, oGtcr Scr5oa
BON Ceuonibirc, lit bertte bier al
&crjihludGc acitorben. Gr muroe
om %. Sui 1888 geboren.
Ger &eritor6cue ipielte cine groBe
Houc in ser NoIitif lmo lpur Der.
id)ieocne Qiole O}itgIieo Oca Stabiuet5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25

WNtEnUCn.
GrnoCiGcHtbum I'M g'Cltp bcr
Ncicuibuit ............... $325, ,SsO07
0OpuibclcR uui @ruu0CigCubum 3,0SG,S9O 0O
Fluno GarlCgeH ............. 100000 0O
SurlcbCu an FOlccn (ubdbcr uul
Fuiiccu ocr HiclCHldult...... I1J2,sI000
l5cdicl ltr Fra;nCu uuf luI.
cuoc @oIiccu. ............... GO,o2lGs
Gilcitc mo CbIiQulionCu bon
bcr ccicllitbdit NcciQnci...... 2,s201S517
Nuur inn Eurcuu in NultIrl mo
(rult. GumpdNHlC'u . ........ 1jl, 1852 2S
6uupe mo ualgCluit'clc Slnicn
mo Mitcfbcn ............... 1O2,9ss 0l
ld6i touCIttric uno ucrugcTlc
Framicu nctlo .,.......'.., 00,t095o
spCulcu Ntluu5Cu S2LgUG.G2, II.
rcaiiirumc EprorIuuacu. $3.50 2s,15GG2
UnrinuCrib hC9 VjrunOClqCu-
t6um5 iiDcr ocn WuDUcriG -. 7II9O3
Vrutto. Guieabcr .......... s.s2G.77I2s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25

9}cm Nort 81 @}0r3. %o0
ouolc Eoti & Sobn Nuuticr3 uuO
SrlmOcilcntblmaOacntCm an ser
gIi5obctb- -StroBc, itCltcn bclttc ltod)
nlittoN Die 3obhnl ciu lmo binucn
mcni1cu W}imtcu mllBtc cinc 2Ibtbci
Iuna EoIi5ci 3lu StcIlc bcrllicn mcr-
SEN, m Ou2 Nonflotdl lc1Cu Ocu
2In0ran0 BON 5000 miithCn0cn 0cpos
Iitprcn 81 ic0iItcn. Dor mcuiacn "a
Gen uur0c III Der Eoti'idcn 0uut elm
Mann Bct0Otct nlcbOcm CT Den dltc-
rem Enti ju bcroubcn ucrildt mo
bcIln 6ruu uuo Sobn SIT t6otcn &C
Nrnht bate. Sin Surmlaui Scr
SldubiAcr bcldm NcItcrn 9tuhnittnA
lm0 Oducrtc bis 5ur Stln0e Scr
Suapcniiou iort Gic Girnlo CT
tI0rt, lie lei uoutonlmcn ioluent uHO
mcr0c ollcu Standardization nots
tomIncn mcnn ibncu Die @IGubi1cr
luIr clnl8c Gage 6rtlt 8cmd5rcn
upIltCn.
Gas @onf6au9 =. 2lcritcQ &
Sohn 0ircft ac1cuiibcr ser Eotj-
@onf iuapcuoirte cbcuiaQ9 bcutc
9tohmittoN. IS acihob pie Elm Niit-
1lic0 Der Tirmo ntittbciIt, mc1cn Der
in Scr 9tohboriboit ourh oic 3o6-
lun0aciultcuung Der 6irno Edti 4
Sobn pcrtrlod)tcn 9IurcMmg 9tod
jpci (ogcn iolc sic 3obhma picOcr
onigcnonnlCn mcrOcn. @eioe Nlntcn
ii1o tlcinc EripatonituItcn.
(Spdtcr) - g&ic bCutc }lbcuo &c.
mcl0ct miro, lit E090talc EQti ans
Ncr StoOt cntilobclL neil CT oic 9ios
cbe ser Shnor5cn S1mo" iir 0cn
500 Grancc9co EcQctro'3, ciuc9 ibrcr
28cntcu iiirhtctc. Gr id)oB FcQCtro
in lcincr &onf nicOCr, ais Ocriclbc
inter Qroblmaen @clO BON ibm iors
Ocrte. 0ic @oIijci crtIGrt oic bUlti-
gen Su9pcniioncn fir 0a3 GciuItot
cines NahGcomplota ser nS6mu8cu
Sono." Qirielbe itreltc nngcblitbc
&crOdcbti1lm0cn ans uno ser Sturm.
Iouf ser 0ldubiAcr mar Oic 6OI1c.
&iclc Iooc3Orobun9cu iolcu ocn al
tcrcn Fnti jlacaaugcn iciL icjtOcnr
cr Eclctro uor 0rci Nohen crihob.
@clctro mar nit einem 9icpolucr in
ser Nan0 IN Ser Nunt eriGcucL Ipn
@cl0 }u crluu2cn, oIlcin ser NanfiCr
mo icin 5obn tumen inn 5upor unO
ihoiicl }ucrlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25
Scbt it's acnnN.

@oibin1ton I.G., 81. M6r5.
49, Sn Ser bcutigen administering
muroc bclhloIien. 0ie GnloOunB
Gbino'S 81 cinem 9eiu6e ser
S6lahtidifi 5lotte in dineiii6ep
Sdien 3il occcptiren. Seine meiterell
ginIooungen iollen inoeIien BON iebt
an 9lnnobme iinOen, lno Oaa idlieB.
Iihe Yrogrnmm fiir 0ie Seimiabrt
Ser 5lotte miro i'm girflong onmit
orrongirt lperoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25
Siir Gouruntrciurm.


9ll0rid) NiQ Crbdlt Oo9 NcAcrcdt I'M
Scnot bis SIT ibrcr Grle0igmg.
- Gcmotratii6c 6IibuIticrtottif
i'm 6ouic on0cOroDt, mcm nht
gcpiiic uotb>ucnOi8c Bills obuc
&crju9 paNirt mcrOcn.
98oifiugtoL G.G, 81. N}6r5,
Die Gourantrclornbill erbiclt
bcutc i'm Scnat 0a9 10 gut mie aus
l6licBlidc Mcgcred)t bis 5ll ibrct
cnogiiltiBcn GrlcOi8ln8 inOcnl 2llO'
rid (H,s&D mlfiinOigtc, oob er NOR.
gen bcantroQcn mcrOe, ibr ciucn iol.
den Stotu9 5lt perlcibcn. ga SoIIettc
(l8isc.) bccu0ctc I'M &allie 0ca Cages
0ic brittle %icicrlrlG icncr lanBcn
9(eoc ii6cr Die erluG6nte Bill. 2ll0ri0
crtl0ric jur 2IntDort dui cine 6rogc,
er boiic, OuB Der GonBrcb Dor icincr
&crto1ng cine gemcinionc Commit.
lion 0ca Scnat9 ln0 ocS Satlc2 CT.
nennen pcr0c. luclAc 0cn }Iuitrua crs
6ulten ioac, pcrnancnte Gouront-
reform in 0ctraht 81 5icbcn. lin
l.tO ucrtuBtc ii6 ser Scnat
@iQion9 (Wliii) tiiuOi8te i'm 9ic-
prdicutortcubouie gclc1entlid Ser
GruGguug Ser 2ldcrbmt GcrIuiOi-
gung5bin oen GHti6llB Gil, Sbitrltf.
tion5taftif bel alien m0giiheu @cle.
0enbcitpn on}lmcnocn nm Die Jiepus
tlifaner 5ur 2lnnobmc elmer }Irbcit9.
gebcr,Suitpilihtbia unb ot0crcr
rotbmeuOi8cr 8orIa8cn jlt 5lUin0cn.
Cie Qcmofrnten nnbmcn Die 2lntijn.
Oi9lng nit 6odruien dui.
Iie 1ebotte iiber ole 9lder6oubia
0auerte nGbreno 10 jicmli9 Ser gan
gen beuti0en Sibung iort nit 2Ius.
nabne tur5er 3eit, in meIcher iih
Sul5er (N.D) bcnijbte, 3ltr &ergcI.
tilng iiir oie 9lusmer3tng ieiner Ne0e
uom lcbten San1ita1 ans Dem Son.
greiiionnl 9lecor0" all1 Be!piTe Be
merfingen Gol3eQs CNa) iiber Die
HegeIn uusrcr3en 5n Iaiien. Gr mar
in ieinen gerirhe niht eriolgreit,
inoem ibm uiele Gcnofraten bic I'm.
teritiitung bcrlpcigertcn, I'm 800
erfolgte Bert1gllng.
. a = II - ER Z "A.
Tragt die 1bisSGrs, ,DsIhr Inner uftHah
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25

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"'''O y ~''''.'V u'' 4'l'oo|tt 9rle''
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0op' V''trH I''t III 4Qtroe'
"'2 "'oorlo 'oIFo 9'l'iCtoeL oaB
p'' HHIu"5pIuW 1Pol'lIWe 9aft
nCt''V 'p'c SQ'lLC" lo'e 9c'oopi''lW tt'
NV N'V' @I't'Iot e'ttutI, o'c
t', =, > .',VS ~, & w l,.', t''','s o''..o1''
tcr
9l0miuiItrotorcn fir nic ,[roft36.
Tih Spaniibc Wonf lm0 Ocn Grc.
sit W}iuicr pltrocn bcutc inn VoriIer
Wcriht ernonnt Cine 2nterpello.
ton iibcr sic glnoclcocnLcit lit in oet
Observation-Disclosures oltf u6hItcn
Grcitug ou1cfimoiot luorOcn.
Gunc cin5idc Barrier MPoflcrfirn,o.
mcIdc 0robc @eih0itc nit 92ohctte'o
,""V" Ii'o"'V, io'fo olltW oCn 3l'
,,, 80; '(n o,e.: ,:o,'' P|oo,ooo - ~
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ErcN;t m;,irv ,r'''' - 4'. t;or.o. ,o 81 81,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25
Grirculi6, tucnn iuabr.
Scnmdp'a Subafafrico ungcblid) be.
Cn0Ct.

.2lncricon tobacco 60" milj3t cjlL
Oic Iobaf2crnotc BON 1906 lm0
1907 fiir ,trfo $tLo0o,oo0 3u
iibcrncDmcr, &u IouicnOcn
Sabre toG fctn Gobof oc}o0cn
pcrOcn. - 9}odriHt pon ser
Organization ser lobot9piloujcr
bcitrittcn. - Su2pcuiion 3mcicr
fIeincr 9ontcn in 9}clp Dorf.-
ySHlporjc %anO" ioa Ooiiir pcr.
nutmnrtlich ieiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25

GuupCniirtcr AusmCo ii6cr ocu Stano Der
uuu Nclus9urt ant 81 SciCmbCr 1907.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25
gIcrbinblidlIciicIi.
Gcramnfe decentralization. =.

9Cirng Der am 81. Ic3ember 1907
IN rem &er Studten tn STRAIT
bCiiHo!idDcn RDiiCeu ........S3l, I
geirng oer Int Uturp .dllo Udbreno
pes Sa9rcs 1907 ansgeileulan
Rulicen ...............
BrdmicH lUcldle iUubreno 1907 IN
DinrOnHo empfangen iunrocn..
81 WiQDluHo III 1907 bc3ublte
SCrlHlle ..............
Sn WinrUlnno In 1907 erlitiene
Serliilie ...............
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25

Guc tlcinc Jiiedu ulieU heu Btaen III bic
ct. NernarOs sGrdntcr.einc. Sie bat ltdb ourb
ibre nuGcturocntlIbe SeIfraft cincn publuer.
oieutCn gSeItrut criUorocH. gci Seritopfuhg.
llljpCrouuiibtet Wnnpel ocS slppetits. Alds
nueu Si6rungeu Der unierIsiussSrunne ii6ers
ruat ite 10c Ruienl AReoi5lHen. Die III Den Sets
tugcu. Allenhcr an SliHeu uno iognr an
Scitu aussuidunt merOcn Saltet 9lch an
od5 Gte mo gjrlitbe oguihe SrdutersDiittcl
nnb Sbr peroct IS ntbt bereutu. Sie ct.
Ncrnuroitrduler BiIlen iino in allen slpotbeeH
3I b1oeu. (Ulo0h6rl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25

0rforo, GnQIuno, 2l. OtGr5
9ialpb G. OtonU, Gin Hbo0c5. Shic
aus NrlusCrlcuna. 2a.. mur0c be
3u Fort &Iduc, Gornpall ourd
6mtb uOn elmer &Iippc gcriiien
lrtront VlanO crbielt Die 3bo6
Grcitcuc aui Der bieiigcn llniucrli
in 1908.
Gu0 0c4 @Cr5oga oon9e,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25

Stnat Wiarhlnnh, @urrnu oes Stnnts'Gcridlc'
ruuacsS epartcmcnt. 8altimpre ben %.
fSebrnar 1905. Sd bef1einige hermit hdB
&oriiebenoes Cit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9lus8ia aus
bent 9Iusnefe Der ollnieo Siates gie SMUT
rance 60" bis 5lim g. 1eseinber 1907. fuie
er in befem 2epariement eingereidt poroeu,
it,
Etui y. 6rpuie,
8erIiherungss9
(si.s,95)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25

- Gin Snqucit iibcr Oie G60tur8
oc9 2lnorcbiitcu 2lucrbuh Ourh oen
YolBcid)cI Sbippu in Chicago lit
BORT inn @anQc &icIe 3eugen pltr.
oCn 1citcrn ucrnonmen.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-12-17
STOP The NOISE.
Scenes Do Not Occur to Mar The
Christmas Festivities In North
EN- Cities.

Christmas being a great religious
festival it should be celebrated in a
Joyous but decorous fashion, said a
ehurchman.
~'I would not deprive little boys the
pI easure of shooting f1recrackers early
CHRISTMAS morning, but there is moth
1ng more disgusting than grown men
Fgsgrading the sidewalks blowing tin
horns and acting as rowdies in gen.
=GTal. such scenes do not occur to mar
9he Christmas festivities in Northern
seit1es or in the cities of Europe.
<+Rowdyism on Christmas eve or
christmas NJ .rn are peculiar OF GER
tain southern cities. Many persons
tssHno regard the feast OF the Nativity
with proper sentiment, almost dread
tEr see Christmas eve come when it
brings ain and bad behavior on the
mart OF I'LL bred men and drunken row.
ines. Can the authorities not make
<sszu u>extraordinary effort and give ''us a
<-aufet Christmas this year? | know it
: next to impossible TO break up horn
gsfowing altogether, but let the police
<eFo something to minimizesit."
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-12-17
AsheVi|le Among the Cities Wanting
PYthial 0rphanage.

Asheville, SDecember. 14,-Asheville
knights of Pythias will make deter
mined effort to secure for Ashevil1e the
proposed Pythian Orphanage, State
institution which the Grand Lodge of
North Carolina purposes establishing.
At meeting of Asheville lodge Satur-
day evening committee composed of
Messrs. Frank A. Barber, Silas g.
Bernard, and Mark w. Brown was ap
pointed to meet with similar COM
mittee from Pisgah lodge, composed OF
Messrs. D. Harris, F. Stikeleather and
D. l.. Jackson, in the interest of the
orphanage matter and also for the pur-
pose of arousing public sentiment in
the movement.
The joint committee feel the public
pulse relative to cashl donations or
suitable sites and ascertain just what
Ashevil1e will do towards an offer for
the orphanage location. It is believed
that in the event free site is offered
| the Grand Lodge, Asheville will stand
la good show of getting the State insti-
tuition. The Grand Lodge now has on
hand, it is said, $22. 900 for the purpose
of erecting an orphanage at some point
in the State offering the best induce
ments.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-12-17
Golden Links Doll.

Have you seen the large handsome
doll on exhibition in the window of the
Cash Novelty Store?. Ifnot, you should
avail yourself of the. opportunity at
once, ror 1t is the Golden Links yot-
ing contest doll and will be given on
next Saturday night at 10 o'cloed to
the little girl securing the largest num-
Der of votes at 5 cents per vote. The
contest opens every afternoon this
week al $50 O'Clock, and every little
girl is entitled to register her name
and get her friends to vote for her.
Get busy, little girls, and let's see who
the fortunate girl will be.
We hope the publsc will generously
support these little girls in this contest
and help to make some little girl hap
py and at the same tinae help a good
cause.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-12-17
MURDER TRIAL
CONTINUED
Case Of ReubenlBarbee Postponed 0w
ing to Illness of Attorney For
Defense.

The trial Of Reuben Barbee, charged
with assassinating Engineer Fred Holt
on his engine in Durham, in the early
morning of Decem ber 3rd, was contip-
ued yesterday, owing to the illness of
one of his counsel.
The case was set for yesterday, but
as a matter of courtesy to the defense,
prosecuting attorneys agreed to post
ponement. The prosecution claims an
exceedingly strong case against Bar
bee, who has employed several law
yers to defend him.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-12-17
OPTIMISTIC FORECAST.
We will Start Into The New Year
With large Development Pro-
jects.

Business conditions have been i'm
proving slowly but surely since last
summer, and a very marked improve
ment has been in evidence since the
election said A. n. Bateman. of ST.
Louis, ''but the most encouraging
feature of the situation is not so much
the actual revival of Industrial life and
feeling that we will start into the new
year with large development projects
in every part of the country, and
general letting loose of capital for rail-
road expansion and other legitimate
enterprise.
Confidence has been restored and
the principal railroad companies will
be able to borrow all the money they
n aed for betterments and extensions.
The railroads will do an enormous
amount of work and this activity in
the railroad world will have direct
and stimulating effect on every branch
of business. 1t is almost a certainty
that next spring will bring genuine
prosperity, and if 1909 happens to be
another big crop year it will be safe to
forecast new high records in all indus
trial centers. But within three months
from now there will be such pressing
demand for labor that there will be
danger of a labor famine even before
the new era of prosperity is very far
along"
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-12-17
REV. E. H. DAVIS RETURNED.
Rev. w. P. Constable Has Reen
Appointed To West Durham
To Be Succeeded by Rev.
]. w. FrizzelIe.

The annual conference Of the Metho-
adjourned Monday, after a most sue
cessful series of meetings. Rev. e. H.
Davis was re-appointed as pastor of
st. Paul church and Rev. W. P. Con-
stable, of st. John church, was assign
ed to West Durham. Rev. Constable
will be succeeded here by Rev. J. w.
Frizzelle, of Beaufort. The other ap-
pointments for the New Bern district,
of which Rev. B. F. Bumpass is again
presiding elder, are as follows:
NEW BERN DISTRICT.
r. F. Bumpass, presiding elder.
New Bern Centenary-R. G. Bea-
man.
Goldsboro, st. Paul-E. H. Davis.
Goldsboro, st. john. H. Frizzelle.
Goldsboro Circuit-Supt. J. M. Gar
raway.
Mt. Olive and Faison-E. E. Rose.
Mt. Olive Circuit-R. F. Taylor.
LaGrange-J. j. Boone.
Hookerton-M. D. Giles.
Snow Hill-G. B. Perry.
Kinston-F. D. SWindell.
Dover-N. w. Dargan.
Grifton-Supt. L. B. Battischal1.
Bridgeton-J. NJ. Wright.
Jones-P. Greening.
Pamlico-Supt. F. D. Fulcher.
Oriental-G. B. Webster.
Carteret-D. A. Futrell.
Morehead City-L. P. Howard.
BeaufOrt-J. H. McCracken.
Atlantic-Supt. F. G. Becton.
Straits-W. J. Watson.
Ocracoke and Portsmouth-R. D.
Daniel.
TRANSFERRED.
0. P. Routh and o. w. Doub to
Western North Carolina Conference;
L. B. B idgers to Florida Conference;
N. M. Watson to Holston Conference.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-12-17
PROPOSITIONS INVITED.
Committee at Work For K. of P
Orphanage.

AS has been already announced in
these columns, joint committee Of
Ruf1n Lodge Knights of Pythis and
the Goldsboro Chamber of Commerce,
have been appointed to canvass this
city as to the securing of the proposed
State Orphanage Of the Knights of Py-
thias, which is to be located by the
Grand Lodge, at the coming annual
meeting.
Those in this city and vicinity having
sites to offer Or propositions to make
will please file such at once, in writ
ing, by mail or in person with Mr..
Chas. Dewey, chairman of the joint
committee.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-12-17
EXAMINATION FOR
RURAL CARRIER.
TO Be Held in the Civil Ser
vice Room Of the Colds
boro Postoffice Sat
urday, January Is,
1909.

Postmaster J. F. Dobson has receiv-
sd the following notice from the Civil
service Commission in reference to
an examination to be held in the civil
service room of the Goldsboro post
Office:
1t is the purpose of the commission
o hold rural carrier examination in
your county on Saturday, January
L8. 1909. In order that register OF
1sligihles may be established in your
office it is necessary that not less than
six persons forward proper applica-
ions, so that they will reach the Civil
service Commission on or before We'd
nxssday, January 6, 1909.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-12-17
Union Peace service.

A union service of all the churches
of the city will be held in the Baptist
church, next Sunday night at 7:30
O'Clock. The service is held to advance
the great Peace movement. Rev. w.
q. Hubbard, pastor of the Friends
church, and great worker in this
movement, will deliver the sern0on for
the occasion.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-12-17

as we contemplate change in our
.gYas asiness on January 1st, next, we offer
sDr sale, at and below cost, the remain
der of our stock of goods, consisting in
part of Coffee, Molasses, Syrup, Tobac-
30. Snuff, Me al, Flour, etc., also one
uule and dray. Thanking our custo-
raers for past patronage, we remain,
Respectfully,
<57-tf HENRY 81 M. L. LEE
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-12-17
EMPTY STOCKING FUND
CORtributi0nS-.UnSOIicite Otherwise
Than This PrOffered 0ppOrtu-
nity--WIll be Received up
to. MOndaysAfrefnOoD,
Dec. Fl.

,Thei K6Us ack nowledges the follow
lowing voluntary contributions to its
Empty Stocking Fund, to provide tor
the needy poor children of this con-
munity visit from Santa Claus at
Christmas, andswe would thank any
who know OF such children, to send
their names to shis Office, in order that