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JAMES A, THOMAS, EDITOR.
the coxniry, the -static the tnnoir.
VOL- XXXVIL
i-vLQUISBURO, ' i:. C, FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1907
f ARWERS' . - V, IN STlTUTE. "B?& Solution'? , named from
deaur. France. - Thi' ;iinothiricr
more, than -ordinary lime" and-v blue-
stone 'in solajion and spfaved -nponl
the diseased - plants. His definition '
BTET iN THE COURT HOUSE ON
TUESDAY OF THIS WEEK.. :
CHRlSTIAIlr lOUCATIOIl.wr- r Tr1 TKE ' HOVHIB , PEOPLE.
men. InSdelttj hu no Hglitto boa it
of in culture: it hu ncTer furnlab-! I THEI3
tVe itimnlo for intelloctcil dtrtlcp-
rev.l: -s:' hassey deuvchs
f ;'able seruon on subject
t R Pirkep Dps HeLeiidon of Prm8 nd bacteria wm ' so plain
T, B. Farsep, dps. mcLenaon andv . le Understand
;i ,!''. v v - ........ .
it, and his advice to the farmers how
COYEHEHTS Hi
OUT OF TOVK.
AKD
itndF. L. Stephens, Mrs. Hol
lo well and' Miss ; Moore Hake
Excelleiit x Addresses.
vrhe Institute r was'opened . last
Trtecday morning at ten o'clock with
3 j i . m . -x r i
ft abounded with goodr sense arid
g,od advice throughout The speak
er was very interesting evn to
tberfc than farmers and held th full
jittention of his auditors, " made up
of all classes, and callings, during tlie
ntir time of his remarks He laid
eapeeiai emphasis upon the necessity
of ploughing deeply. The one horse
watr, supply from
to keep : their
being contaminatel ' and what sani
tary rules to obierve : during the
prevalence of fever in their- homes
was . timely and valuable.
A Synopslff- 6r : His plsconrs o
V Last Sunday His Text was
h From Firs t Cor liitheans, llith,
cv: Chapter and 3 1 st Verse, i v v"
tvBelow we give & synopsis of a itt-
mon preached in the i9 Methodist
church on last Sunday, by. Rev. Z. S,
He discussed briefly also the great I Masse y, upn tha subject of Chris-
meot, .The Church gJing dit94 cf
our people famish oar jtndentt. They
do not come from ' the noo-relloas
elements atoog tu. ETery influence
that cripples reUgloos motires and
itutincta b an indire'et threat at tL
edaciUonjadTeiopmeDt of the race
And Tbc3 Who Come jtnd Co,
Some for Pleasure, Sorsa fcr
.:.:Bailncs9 and si Lxrs Ktin:-
ber Because Ther like It,
. B. Terrj eftcl Sanliy b Ho-
Dtilh of Hr. G. K. 1 ' -,. .
CJ. . IiT,!t.l 4k "V Xn milTTBtZ-Bi
tills jta, iie4l IaM Sv.'.-isrtl'-
r i.
I'
The , Church "joccupke the bthat J dro.
importance ' of selecting sisedi Es
pecially as to corn, he , said' a good
plan was to, go in the fields
and select r seed corn from the
plants that gre w two' ears instead
of one big" ear picked from the crib.
He spoke of the heredity, of. plants
as- of animals. One illustration.
He and C. C Moore were traveling
tian EducatIon:w v
uOOVKT -BABNBSTLy
'If
ground for famishing a full, well
rounded education. ,-The- ChrUiIin
. . .
c4leJoOtttVp0O life from, the
standpoint of Cttrut, and ' be it the
centre of all truth." .ChhsUan educa-l
lion develop the whole man, and' it!
inke its appi to men ixu t! aan-i
oth-
gifts." 1 cor. -12:31..'?
The gospel of Christ sete -hi fora
. c j .r ler and broader ground than en?
not eaUsned with a man until he . . - .
.... - . . - . , : I'er typ of ydutatKn. . I ,
noil ra Y Af nt nrl Artflvi . : wtnft n.l i r
.u- w . .u 7 The speaker doeed ,bi dewm
Mia Alt Wl Fhiit i c- a vwi
reUurei la Warrrn. "
' , G. 0. Sj:r.e Uft Mcljy fvf Lii
hooe to f-M VE acnucca.
Mr. J. JL Hlar T5l r'
tiree la Iftadtna erIy,
. Mr. W. H Ztrp, oflUleV
rd bit brother hTT tKU v tk.
ilrw ad Kira
A Tltr Crsi tf tiH-.
tivi t;3 rrly fcTurTagcaa,
S:h c f v ri r. Tle
t Trnli nt . r Qll tna tima oa t. If
P , , . - through a western county and noticed
dtng tome of th tomem pres- a fine cjrn
t, A. avewge.depthof plough. alm08t ;aU ot the ! stilk,
o in tFranklm ,1 county' is about - . - .
. " '.c -i-s , have two ears each and upon mvej-
three inches. Get a two horse plow . .. - . . - . , , ,
. . . tigation found that the seed had
. Next said he, , been originall rom , tWo
sab.UDee that harrow8 were a pnme eMed - J, B8,rotioo8 We elch
ncesBity on every farm. 1 he soil . . , . . . .
, j year trntil thir standard was achieved
r ? 7r His talk was an able one and intense
ordec tnat tne young piant oouiu
Mr. sod Mr. P. li. MelOoe ttte
perfect accord with the .pint otj the of ti. rf-.J AI,.ATEtr CU .4 'CmiU fa
rfniifVAl whan HIA0Ktriitt. I
Iv the beat crifta.n Thav are Hot ta I 1 . . . - - I . . n;vw,ixrn.wuai. . .
? . ;.- our people to patrootae uxtm teujoi.
td, PfXV JruII lii-d lrrsfc.
Snih Cuf.e f -inr.
rWT xorne puxpoee gu- eJ :
bring youraelt into the poeaeasjotfox I" .
the highest and fullest life; and la L UroTArt tactb ahout Trrr
far as yon attain this end, you.Kill I r coixsK; . ,
make your contributiop to the i ijlihl Jn 18 Trinity College opened lu
1 1 li.taraQfinn H nllni-mi 1 Ir Siavana I I . ..
thrust out its roots and find a good J ;'- Ms n.; s l ean never lift another to a tigh: time the plant cooelited of eight (3)
vernal abiding place. Opntmuing T" Z-u?1.7.T erl thai thit poa . whiehVria bdioNow Ho,,4 w.MT-
b referred,) the scarcity of labor . , -. ,.-'7 ' , ... ..v. I stand yonrself; and every demanl for f0Ur (24) balldingv
a this state; and therefore the great f. , . , , .
-" it. t onras ana is aoine muca to mou
need of getting labor wvmg farmh . mK.jm---
miehinery. He ina nibst interesting S , 7 f? own capaciUes. There.mxat: U , a Ind:
way told of the Uwiy - wheat was , Ms.HolloWelf.jwas tlen .ntro- effirjeQt befor, tb 'pr. bi. Biding, : "
. .-.- d need i bv Mr., Parker and caotored r . .-..;- -2'.: .r ,
.4 n linnaad- onn aoin ThOt . V - -
a life of iervicelilirat ot jtW a:d:Q- J The niot of the CoUeg property
1 mand for thedevelopment- of you U aj followi: j
! her audience from the very start. 1
In a "splendid talk bristling with
efficient eeryice.
SilSaeiidao
harvested in Kansas and said that
while such machines'were impracti
at deal from tliiVMj
J CM W W. V.W W . W. VM.V .. I w wr ' w M " - -
riaa rif vnnr ttfa i tft tr Kji I ' "1 - - . . 1 1 .' t
vrf- jl"" : - I Wnniftn: mt- K emiAftAd .with 1I 'the I r.-TI . . v . - : : ...
1C - was nouuef. bu xSfefttJii-' -A- f . v - aiz., -A
Tnorla - . , 14s5i w
The aposde therefore "would . have 1 library equipmtnt . 5l,S S3 4T
you to covet earnestly the bet q'dti. End ow mantt ' 60,23 9 53
asioe I ausceiianeoos property -oo, iw a
the county's most
proeroiife
ntr rvrHp.V -wav end
d.tlil as to' the best means of ulti- P6
rating corn and cotton.
He told of a plan which he knew
frani experience to be very success
ful in getting a good stand of cot
ton. First plough deepahd j get all
the humus (vegetable matter m pro-'
.eiery
means possible to make it pleasant
and attractive This was something
new for Franklin .county Institutes
but the good 'women shall nbt plead
in vain,' for our men. once brought to
realise the fact, that their wives and
children araAaSmething more than
are
Vi .) - . slaVe8 wiu wqaick to make th.,. re-
Then, by me use 01 narrows P"" ( oims 8 - j, Tha Ill8titute WM
iibst successful ever held
begins
lUU BUM. 0.0 "OVU c ,u 6.v , , .
to crack even Detore tner. . nM; ,4 , .
cotton shows itself, take the weeder - eakers ateir Iast, every word
which he had previouly described, ortntentM, illtete(lt and
a In n.i 4hA i.vnro 1 1 ' ' .-.
and gO up 1 LIU. uukii mo
aoquired is not the essential, thing.) The aims ot'Tnnity CoUege
The fundamental obligation.. Uiat is to assert a faith in the eternal ttnion
upon you is the development of the of knowledge and religion set forth
capacities with which God has en-1 in the teaching and character o!
dowed you; and. when this is done,! Jeaoa Christ; to adranoe learning in
you are in the true "sens educated, all Unee of trutn; to dilend UuMr.
Ail 01 me is a process ox eaucauon. p k,u"
But an importkn't part of it falU idi to velop aCbriitbm lote of
within. the schools. To neglect the freedom arid truth; to educate a m-
advantages which they offer is to in- cr P'nt 01 tolerance; 10 aueg
our
Mb ISancht KprVa U r;t4;r
e.ju time iib rtUiWr la IHel
or.,
Mr. M. K. Pkiin u al trii ar
med fcdcirJty 19 iOt his ijcie
Mr; anl lira, T. WWVet Uve
retercrl aiur a vtut &erUtm
Gltide Ajcocle. rt!ri4
Wedo-eir frocj iiiittd irxtz 1st
iff. Wi) Ufd SkjoU v. (tatyty
i!U Julia rC4tcij W vitiiiftg Jbcr
aofr. cere, , ; .... ; ; , ,,. .
Mr. aal Mr. X. l IlkLt i'tvl Mrs,
m
K il eeyf . ; f t vf rt UnU4' Iran
- . . , i
Mf.C. rCCooVeab wile aad 1.
tii. aon, Ctvcdra, wtit 1 1 Way fc
th Jenrton KiW ' . '
Mr.V O. r ae4
iiuU 0at-htr i Virsre yiag tit
wU.'e fattfMrv U- T. IWti y.
A; W. Wilen Itft Torelty W ,w;t
fnwrvds and Velitirtu la IferjQ.
Mr. Geo. T. Aclfews axU MiM
Alice Carap, o! Kocky Meal, sr
v4iin tSrir iut, Mrr. AV. It.
Uote. ' j .. .
l'r-o r
ft t .:ri
4 f:i i: .:..
1 Trljc
Mi:cia t
OexUi cf Miliar Uula
t!.Tl t rr L
V t taJLc tr; ta H.
.
j-rc-'i'-ts - t .,,; a u
4 Mi'.tr Ixil IYot,'-X
ae w mu tr;i
r-iar3 uciici cf tlia
Jtnu.-' f-'Se erx a
frrt 4lrlla6 tlsrh
CS-riu ialltk
2e Luilm! a c:;K'.crS -
f-A fktU a ptioi fUrin4-f 0
haut f&oOil l"
It art a ir3 etxs.;-e u
pU4m al ur. 2!r jcrjcass
frWdi d5c4 Tne afc
.e t at itV -
ma iwc urt"ssa
- v
go
tlence across and then diagonally
XT nA fKof it :"VviiTfKt
acro. : : aoin, In addition to aoqttaintine
friffhjten one badly, but the farmer . , , ,o
u . t.hpm with twentieth centurv methods
trnilL This ia as true of the ' rri- tU ptrtlian'tna sectarun stnfff and
raarvschoolasitwofthehigher in- to rendt the largeet irrosnent r.l Mra. John AUea a.4 Mr.Tharl
stitutions. We are prone to think 10 ? individual, the Bute, the AlUa ir 4X hotpe t-im ,!trr3
Ughtly of advantages at our doors. Nation, and live Church. Unlo ihee Kj li-sr ;at .raaara'
wineeed a grea work that the State
who did so would always find his
stand a good -one- ?
Dr. McLendon emphasized the
of farming, these Institutes suh as
were held here Tuesday are also . ed
ucating our farmers to a higher stand-
tance to a large number of our rural
homes. . V- - , -.
At night in. the;, Court Hoase, lr.
special 1 eed ; of means to reform . ard of culture and refinement in the
the present f method:, of picking cot hoiiie; life, a feature-oC greaf iinpor-
ton. He inquired how much cotton
the average picker could pick per
day in this locality,, and Aars told
from 100 to 125 lbs per day. He
then said that in the great cotton
states of. the Southwest," -that a
machine was in use; there,-into which
the entire Wf was thrown and the
cotton picked therefrom; by machine
. 1 .. 11 T . I llvilUV Ul auvauwK
or tremenaoas eaucauonai yaiue. xi " . - . . ... l.j, -k.ii t- tfTtra . tKL rJU.-
Kvery community now na its puuuc v',,ww " ' .
school. These furnish the. opportu- alwaya be ailmlnistrod.n
nity for laying a good : foundation. The 6rt annual report of the
Nothing it more important In efilc- President and Trearer of Uie Car-
ient wSrk here will tell through all nS Foundation given the cliuifcc4-
the years that are to come; ParenU of ohern ClegtMi and Uoh
shodld co-operate with teachers in veraiuea aocoruing w . ioe -au-m.
seeing that their children reap the requirement VanderbUl, U;
full benefits which these schools of. Trinity, 12.5; Univemty of Texas,
fer - . ; 11.9; Universitx of Georgia, 11; Uw-
vermtr ii North Carolina, "11; Ctvir.
: But I must .protest "against too : . nAl(k Wofford Collie,
Stevens gave an interesting -. lecture great haste in finishing the education g 4; Joivetajty pt Virginia, Ct This
on plant life and the results obtained of the schools..' An element of weak: nortt which is based Con a "looet
bv the use :of 'different ' fertilizers, ness in our American life Wits fever- ii-.u iaVeauVatkQ of Aroericaa
Thedecture was illustrated through; ish hs?e." W e are in too great a bur- qi . tQtl Univeraitie; : piece
routfwitb stereopticon views. . ry to majce money, w - .taae time w TrjoW- College second among ruia.
- 1 mftfeA man. . we are too lmoauent toi . a .:-.. ,--'!. - 1
-" - - . " . a. -v- a en r 1 arrae ss r-i 1 a nirrni lit misu
of life to . take I .; l,.;.v:4v"wi-
Mr Alxiol Nx31 arvl Wii, c4 J "... J
week vim lus u Mjf3e-I lova Jixpttlllcs-.
Tbe yV:HtiU:0 f &i
the A tUi us Cu 1 f ie 1UI w
pending toot lirsr '..at ranwxa S3 l.ti d riU3 vy
SopL IL C. ik aal wiJe rt5it.Ui i;chl ta ,8,wlU
eI lneIa, tiu&lsdi j wratjr tl W.erf
rUit to their rarvnU V WcHmi arl 3 1 AvoU.a. ,
tteir Tte euAvcfc tt
, f ccauIJy tj iry t-.
nit
ery before it. went to tne gin ;saws. , . dash into tne taata ,01 -u WL,W4i, tli. anutiM ii to th ;eom
is, k;., mnn3vnint.fa'Wfl nnnblAdi' 1 . '.KBfiTPO ArreStBu. a?s' j .nffi.;Anr t?mA fin dAVlnn onr r.9rftfjl -w m
" -7r.,. --7- r parauve ranaing ot irmuy - vAxtrg
Bichard Freeman was arrested ties rana powers xor ane -raov; ""o-i ; , v
sua-1 ient accomplishment ' of those taskn.
By this raeanji : planters'Vere enabled
to gather with one laborer ah
average of 400 lbs of
Negrpo Arrested.
k Kicht
seed cotton &AAZkinf ftprnoon on-.:
VU:. tt'V"'--J T - 7 , .
S.U.-XaOfO.S. Mtoaa,
11 1 at. j. li. i-Ki n 1 u
YJU, left this wk to uU b
Klpoiitianl -
th-t.week. ' -' s
. W. T. Fdltr, if ur rprir e o
titae with hW peopla ,t' Mp5ni,
returned . to his too la llocky
Moant yeaterday. ' ;
-Mrs. CX IL Char;h ll T
for her home la Norfclk 5he wa
the
tt rof;lw4 1 ty m 1
tf tL A&'Jr3 tx:t ytt w''v
it tari txzj c-f t3Ue
Its cfTcr are ' lr. I. TT. F
t4 -V,i!surr. N. C,
per day. After Dr. McLendon's talk picig;iaS being, the' man charged Do :not. forj? t V that your .highest
Mr. Parker expressed the gratifica- sauitori-!. , ScdtVof efBdency;- totj thfeir.Vcconipliab:
tion of the visiting gentlemen at the TilTr 'dreekV township, J Wilson nient v .is in v"i proportion to - the
m
Injunction
ciock.
APTEEN002T- SESSION..
large attendance, and the good, at- LVntv.- he parties instrumentail thoroughness J of e xyour : prepara
tention paia tne proceetMugsv;t in makiner tne arrest were iuessn. iwuiw-wgwuij.ww
then announced a recess until" 2 j w rt "vearce and.IL'S. Fbrd The
Acnpn was saia. m uav w ,. .,. - j .
from MrMarcellus Smith's where,
he had? -been workingv without
waiting to ask for bis j wages'; upon
a'Ai-nr .fif. .bat a reward was t . 01-
' j tiiaft-nfntp Parties
vacuity of the,; a; - w.. vouep -awt as the same;mdn and.
officers- here were sure; they; . , had
theright inan but Chief High is not
now so sure after taiK wiux wje
cueu lypuoiu wver, WUson authorities r uLl desenp-
otker diseases among animals He vq tlie an wanted is in trahs
mentioned: certain common ;diseases - , . - . .
iftn- ni.n'.nd ftneciallvot fruit . . ' v.
trmcm tv, 1 MmA ottered waair"'
Promptly at 2 Vclock' the Institute
was again called to ' order by Mr,
Parker DrJ 'F. LC Stevens of ;the
L CoUege
addressod the audience. t He.apoke
of plant diseases and ' said theyJ
were caused! by germs, ach as
caoaed typhok fever, diptheria and
ond rate results is to r bring t yourself
to a first class vdegree 'of efficiency.
Set your-goal high, and;; then make
cucumstances bend -to the acoom
plishment. of your purpose. T X.
The Church cannot !be indifferent
to this work.- Christ is tha life of the
world; and his Church cannot ignore
so important a factor in life as educa
tion. It has not done so inrthe past;
it willliQt do W in the future.
r ... .. . ...... , . , .. ., . . . .
- It holds before '- men the loftiest
ideala of education, and . urges - the
strongest niotirca for . the . develop
ment of our powers,'. The education-
aoooopaaVl by Miit IJ2lIn ll;h Jf . . V. XZizzt of T-r
who will spend Mai tot hh Mm. JTla- Dr. l J. Ttccrif, T11-
gument oi counsel! as . w-.bumj . . , . t, ' , t
hia temporary.iniuncUon arvcrma.. , , - v . . . c ...f -r-.- r-
nent one,, ree training the County
Commisaidnera from collecting the
tax of one cent , on the hundrrd
dollars worth of property and three
ccnta on the fKU, aald tax 41cuj
over, tne consmuuouai ; iwiui. ur a
educational purpoeA.
tional tax is necessary
faalf at VUpsI
They will tjeal awtpe at ibe IWtch
and take la "tne" Jawtto-Q Kxpii-
. . . . -
Uoa.
Scstjx; JU:2 et Nal, V.
u a c:-ler cf the Errrl
ThUaddi- baxy, trhAhars loea tui:
Dohb3 - 2r.crrod, of High j ... . - . . r
:,. lt loir, tJur a tta--ar.
- , . J3 te fcTrrr.'eJ jr-;.
to
II
injure Kleanor Cook left fc'ilarixy
each" public school in " r ranklin paaled b y M K! a.'ujr, U
coimtV a full four ' months Una. ! fneni at MsrfrrtK-ro, N. C. !
An appeal Vill. no doubl, be Uken Cape Chirlea V. and U'.cj ry j
object of the legal action U lo hare
the Supreme Court paa upon. -the
constitutionality of the special Ur
levy .'. V-' -v .
w;.h 0 tiVWrS i ri-'r
as.1 c'.r ciia c f i.
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Uvja.
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rl I t t.' r 9 ' i' J i--t
lir.T rnt n in alwttf txllb
about arso ou.fr mta art
for I-ck.
lU rcrda f . r i: ;
were 1 r. 1 : z
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