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Volume 27, No. 44.
THE CROATANS.
lit DESCENDANTS OF WHOM?
I,.,m.ii;iI Characteristics Kcon
,nui l.ile-lMucationai Qual
' juration ami Ambitions
Their Moral Side
The Ijowrle Gang
An Interesting '
SUecli.
V;u the antral p ut of Robe
...n iHimty. in tin part of said
(,lUi,t culled "Schufile Town'
I,.., ,i f people known as
'i;itaii. i ms section ot coun
ts i i up'n'il l).v them is something
likf -in by eight miles. Iwing very
-Milled, hut comprising no
i,,uii- f any sjze, or much impor-
t;lI1, t . A much larger number of
uliitf i'ile live here than ne
ii .. i i .
pxi' lor me iroaian nas a pecu
liar riinl strong aversion for the
I, hul num. Why such is the case
U siiv unable to say with certainty.
.Iut where the croatans came
fimji and who their ancestors were
j, viill an unsettled question. Yet,:
tin- common -belief now is that
tln-v are descendants of Sir Walter
ll.ili ijili's lot colony. All of us
tlnit h:tve read history know of
i In- s:nl fate of his men, left in avast
vuMcincss. extending westward
then for miles unknown, a land as
far as these few" pilgrims were con
cerned desolate. Raleigh, when he
found it necessary to return to
Kngland'. set sail, giving full di
u t l ions what to do if they met
with trouble, which was expected
us they were left to the mercy of
the savages and the terrors of the
oreut wilderness. As everyone
familiar with -history knows, Sir
Waller, when he returned, could
find no trace of his men, except
the one word, Croatan, this being
the .whole history of their fate,
, carved ujion a tree. W e are led to
In lievf that they went away with
the Croatan Indians, inter-marriage'
finally taking place. Tradi
tion is all that exists to ground our
beliefs on; and as tradition f gen
erally far more correct than no his
tory ami confirms the above the
ory, as a natural consequence; we
are led to believe it. Besides this,
theso-called Croatans now living in
UoU'son county can trace their
ancestors back to the first settlers
and their Indian friends with hard
ly a missing link. Every indica
tion lends to the validity of their
.statements, while there is hardly
, a single one to the contrary.
There are -many things about
them that afford exceptional inter
esting study.
First, we will consider their
personal and individual character
istics. The Croatans show their
Indian characteristics very dis
tinctly, these being much more no
ticeable and predominantthan those
of their white blood. Their hair
is raven black; their cheek bones
arc high, resembling their wild
ancestors; their skin is a very dark
copper color. Those of us famil
iar with the old English, spoken in
the years far gone, would recog
nize this language ere we talked
with them one half of an hour.
This one condition ""is almost
enough within itself to convince
. any doubtful person, that they are
really the descendants of the lost
colony; for how could they have
obtained this language otherwise,
being as they were, almost entire
ly excluded from the rest of world.
As to dress; they are extremely
neat in this particular. Of course
they admire light colors; as the
Indian likes predominates. They
might be called a race of walkers;
for they practically own no stock,
but in a day, they can cover a
space almost equal to that tra-
and Wfirlrinrr in . 1- j. i
"& i me woousme. are
real pioneers.
Thirdly, let us consider their ed
ucational qualfications and ambi
tions. None of them are highly
cultured and there are but "few
who possess an ordinary common
school education, having but very
little desire for same. . -Although
good schools have been established
by the legislature, through the
instrumentality of - Mr. Hanibal
If inn
McMillan, a legislator of this
state who taught and worked
them ;but they donot attend these as a
general thing. They, like the ne
gro, seem to be incapable of taking
a higher education, though there
are a few who will take real cul
ture; and one redeeming feature
about those who can is: Not in the
least does it make .them haughty
and contemptable, which thing is
very reasonable to suppose.
Lastly, we come to consider the
worst side the moral side. These
people seem to have no sense of
morality at all. Whiskey can be
bought in almost any home. Both
1 ii t
men anu women are wicKeu. ana
vicious. Among themselves they
nave limited regard for virture.
but at the same time high
regard for that of white people.
In the - years immediately fol
lowing the Civil war the Lowrie
gang had their camp in Scuffle
town; so named for the love of the
broad scuffle. As the state was in
demoralized condition at that time
no active measures were taken
against them: but the whites final
ly killed them out one by one.
They never killed or robbed any
one who let them alone, -though
they lived near their, stronghold.
It oold require too much space to
give adetailedaccountof theLowrie
outlaws. .Any one interested can
obtain the facts from a history
of ihem.
. J. C. R.
CARTHAGE, NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1905.
LAKEVIEW.
One Dollar a Year.
A Coming Town An Ideal Sum
mer and Winter Kesort A
Healthful Location.
Without going into detail about
the location of Lakeview, a new.
but well know town, we will say
that nature has provided all .that
should be desired for an ideal sum
mer and winter resort.
The large, deep, clear and beau
tiful lake is the most attractive
feature of the town. This lake
covering one hundred acres of land,
cleared of stumps and obstructions
of all and every kind, is fed by a
never failing stream of perfectly
pure water. The purity of the
water at all times together with
the exhilarating and heathful at
mosphere make this an ideal place
to reside or to visit. '
The rvices of a four horse
power gasoline boat that runs at
the rate of about ten miles an hour,
with carrying capacity of twevle
passengers, together with a four
and six passenger row boat, both
attachable to the gasoline boat can
be secured on any day, at any time
during the day. The rates are
very low; so there is no reason
why every one can't take a ride on
the new boat. There are two fixed
JONESBORO.
LIQUOR IN JAPANESE WAR COLLEGE PREPARATION. h,,rr",1) rr? ,he "" A STEP TOWARDS PEACE.
ueaius - l-ersonai raraerauns Sober .Tan-nninir.n
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and Other Interest- Klan RmiiiIu
hig News. , ted For-
Dr. and Mrs. Drake are stop- Illustrations make clear and con-
ping at the Patridge House. Dr. vince the doubtful. Let us ue
Drake is here for the. purpose of the results of the Japanese-Rus-
niting glasses and examining the Sian war to .show the damaging securc
e es 1 and disastrous " aflWt of rotisbint.
successive years one of our leading
lnstitutioa reports 18 per cent, of
the Freshman class as entering ell
WASHINGTON AGREED ITON
prepared and 24 per cent graduat- For WlaUon-U It Assumed
tnai inert uiD6DO a lore
ing. The following year 31 er
cent, were unconditioned and 42ft.f
per cent, of them graduated.
The fact that so many mcninour
Geometrically considered,, this
subject is a polyhedron. How to
thorough preparation
it A 1 t
finwiiKr inn kTihinnf u luitum 1 -
MissMary Kimball, who has Rnd int. . f " ,? V"- U-olleges ,lrop out of college at the
" - 1 ...Kv n-vv w'Jv v sittL. I Tl fwl flim I O i 1 v mi vt I n r& tint - ...
been visiting Miss Mame Gibbons. LlrL- ui. - I . W,"V . . dose of their first year, is without
" ' i v i.i v. iuvaiuica c saiu lu son u cn m iuu.nn.-n . ....!... ....
left last week for Greenslxro to A people unusually temperate, involves so manv varvin,, nd .
in fact almost abstinent. known quantities. The subject
The advantage of this charac- touches the interest of all iustitu
teristic of thU people must be tak- tions of higher education; it touch
en into consideration in studying es the interest of every school de
their great achievements in Imttle signed for giving preparatory in
withUiel Kiissians. struction and especially it touches
American Medicine, a news- th wplf r tf even' Krv tr rrr
Miss Bessie Ashcraft. of Watles- oroi. co 'o ' I i ..
, ... , - . wno nas tne capacity and aspira-
ur0T;T. rle n1her1w nome from On the Japanese side the reports tion for a full and liarmonious de-
u-r.n, is are allot one tenor and depict an velopment of the powers nd fa-
iew uays w un ner auni, xurs. o. r. almost universal abstinence
Llles. I What lrinkinor is ilnnp
visit friends.
Miss Mary Lee Seawell visited
friends in Carthage last week.
Miss Lizzie Brooks, who has
been visiting her brother. Rev. C.
V. Brooks, of Apex, returned
home last Thursday. v
A Many Sided Question Inter
esting Statistics From Col
legesThe Error and The
ltemedy.
1 inrr tin tr Isttrtnrr 71 imp I
Fighting-Treaty Will.be
Kigned In Washington,
Hut CommlMioneni
Iay3Ieetata
!teort.
Washington hat been deter-
doubt due generally to the reason mined upon as the place for the
that they, have entered uiiprcjarel Kus.-ian and Japanese ulcnipoten
and cannot stand the severe work tiaries to ncgotiata treat p of cace.
of the Freshman class. One of The rcasoii for the sIcition of
our college presidents has well Washington wm tlie outcome of
said, in rvganl to these men: Jian k objection to Kurope anl
'They are first overwhelmwl: sec- Russia's objection to far KasL
ond, discouraged, and, . thinl, be- Tlie goverpnents could not agree
come idle nifd ios.sibiy mischiev- upon either Cliefoo, Taris or Ue
ous, loading to their withdrawal Hague, the Utter being uggrMod
at the close of the first year. by President Roosevelt, but have
What then is the remedy? This agreed upon Washington ami Ue
culties given by an All- lse ' re-1 ft complex tiuestion, but evident-1 resident hrs formally
notified
IS in ex-1 ator. ( Vnspuintlv it is nnt nnli.. .1 t . . I itU
Af.c Will Ttrnnbc visitPfl nth: it ' " iiKBi-imruj. ie viiwig iuum Wu.i"r..MvH . -.....
Apex last week, returning lues- Russian side we hear of
easy matter to lay down set rules at ,lomP rn(lvt lesrin with ton will 1 Mlcricd.
course, for .the large quantities he
day. '
Henry Smith, a student at the
A.&.M.' College, while on his way
to his home at Dunn, spent a few
days here with his father.
Miss Mame Campbell, a student daily consumes, and it is imiossi
at King's-Bus. College, is spending ble for any brain to submit to such
a few days here with her uncle, insults without, undergoing the
landings, one at the hotel and the ir t. X. Campbell. changes lopg known to take place
other at the depot; sb passengers Miss Mary Leen Seawell has ac- in heavy urinkers. It is not re
can be carried from the depot to cepted a position in central office, markable then that the older
the town on water. Several phones have been put in officers, who are managing the
Nice bathing suite are furnished and Jonesbore will soon have a campaign, are constantly outwit
and always ready for those who ood exchange. - ted by the healthy minded Japa
enjoy this kind of recreation. A Quinton has accepted a position nese. It is apparently not so
bath taken in this clear water will forW. F. Lo,vd. much a question of i drunkenness
be remembered and repeated Rev. J. B. Hurley, Presiding The alcoholiclesson of the war willno
whenever possible. When you Elder of the Fayettevill district doubt be appreciated by the Amer-
take a day on why not go where was n toWn the latter part of the ican people, who are sensitive to
emmense that will lear easily and Ik well
, wmwunc V i iim t- i u advance ail tne
car-ioaa. lots, and orgies mnumer- of parties so numerous and differ
able. The Russian officer is no- intr M xvidely in opportunity, na
toi ious, by general report, ot tural ability, application, and fi-
w'" parents and children. Improve-1 While negotiation of nc-r will
interests ,,,.. i-an iimii unlv in tmtwrtiifi I l0 siiTifsl nt mr r-atiif 1 il i i-rt
as parents rvHli.e the imKirtaiice pnlle that the actual negortia
and necessity of thorough prepar- titrw will take place at xw cool
ation for their children, and tlw summering rwort on Uio Atlanta
vnn rtmllv pninu vniireplf 1
Besides having a good place to
swim and row, Lakeview also has a
good place to eat and sleep. The
hotel, comprising a number of
large, commodious, neatly fur-
Let it Hurt and Let 'Km Howl
Bibical Ricorder.
At Greensboro a furore has been of visitors
raised second only to the ancient There has been for some time
nished and well lighted rooms, is
open and can accomodate a number itinf the famil.y
Fitchett.
a Mr Fllnn AvPTlt who
week. such matters. They will take
M. McL. McKeithen, of Cam- it to heart and will speak in no un-
eron, was in Jonesboro Thurs- certain terms when they learn how
day. dangerous to the nation's welfare
J. K. McLeod, of Lemon Sprs., it , is to trust iptarj '.power to a efficient and .SUCCessful prosecu
was here Thursday. chronic alcoholic. Jrticularly in t- h . ,
-m T 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 X L 1 " I
Mrs. tiuriey, or uurnam, is vis- isoiaxea places are me xaise iueas,
of Mr. L. H. perverted reasoning powers, and
onf ohloil iinlrrpmpnt rt vilipli men
I lltMAIIvhAlll
for ciir rrt niM-icr flieflitr when coil-I
has
nancial ability, let. it isKrhaps cl,ilJmi an. in.spiml with higher coast. The following wml-official
easier to lay down principles on j,l,.als of elucat ion and scholarship, statement was obtamed at the
paer than it is to put thein into Tien 1arpnt, wm K)t for the lt White House: "After meeting and
actual practice in school work. ,,rntarJ,tory school for their chil- organizing in Washington if it is
It will not Ih disputed, how- dren, schools which prove their fou ml to be too hot here the meet-'
ever, by any one acquainted with cla:ns by their works. The?- ing can le a Jjounied to Mne Kum-
the facts, that thoroughness of vc1mk)1s will le given the )atron- mer resort in the north.
preparation is sadlyl lacking sge which they are justly entitled Russia first suggested Paris and
among the students entering our to. and the colleges will U relieved Japan firft ugw4ed Clieltie.
colleges each year. By j far the of working a great mass of un- Russia wm opKisetl to llieloe or
greater er cent of them should prearcd material, and students any other place in the far East, on
spend another year in the prejar- willno longir lie contente! to account of remoteness from Vt.
atory schools. Tliisis not mere simply "get through college."rhe ltrsburg, making communica-
assertion. For a careful and ier- result will lie a saving in time, a tion slow and tedious. Resales
sonal inquiry from the Presidents saving in money, and more educa- this Clteloe is a Oiinese town where
of a number of our leading Col- ted men and women going out each the pro-Japanese, sentiment is ex-
legcs, reveals the fact that scarce- year to take their places in the taemely marked. Japan objec-
ly one-third of those entering our grand march of progress. W. P. tion to Paris was that that it wn
colleges are fully prepared for the M. Currie in Fklucational Review. I the capitol of Russia's ally and the
iJace n Kurooe outside the CJir's
VICTOR ITEMS dominions where symphathj of
This question was recently ad- - llassia and hatred of Japan wps
dressed to a number of the col- Crops Delayed Interest! flg Facts most rampant.
State: About the Union Section Realizing that neither would ac-
our
Menton tea party. A blundering movement on foot toerect a church tne mst vear clerked for. J. P. pled with arbitrary authority
judge, of pitiful notoriety, sat on and good school building. Both a vent has resigned that position The universal commendation show-
his bench, denounced the law and of these will be for all deTaonyna- rand'expectito leave 'for"Grens-ered upon the'President "for the
the men that had the respect for tions. The relisrious services aael k. ti,;c u.ODL- bmntnecc with which hp doalt.
the State and their oaths to enforce being held twice a month in the Mrs. Earl Gray, of ChinaGrove with the incompetence in the Pan-
it, and summarily declared it un- Townsite Hall. The school will ;s visiting her mother, Mrs. W. H. ama Commission, though it had
constitutional. The calmness of begin here in a few weeks. - Henders. no. possible relation to alcoholism,
uie ucnai hmus uevw w visiuimi. i ne omy muusirmi pmui, now Herman number, who has been shows how the people thinK on
i he txreensboro law simply pro- m the town is the Lakeview Mills. Q of.iri
vides that "when an affidavit is The famous White Lilly water-kas come home to spend the vaca- minded public servants, and like
made that an individual is selling loround corn meal is manufactured L; Lnmmonrlations wiHfnllnw upv pf
whiskey contrary to the law, and here, the capacity of the mill be- Miss yera Campbell, of ' San- forts to rid the Government servi-
a warrant is issued, the officer serv- hng about one hundred and fifty forci was in town Wednesday to ces of the old alcoholics. Should
inor rhp. wn.rrant can fO nnon the KncKolc nf rom rpr dar I his : nnfnl Ur a.ta',no.A
. r , jiajlia.', i t'- .j- assist -.VllSS oeaHCii 111 i;ciili auv sucu iuuhuitcicuw uc i I . . e :;. I .t . ?i .
.i fV -,t -ii i - i 4.1 . . . , i ... and careiunv prepared. inese me iruu iarms, ior wimer is rom- roi. rrom 10c nrsv l resioenfc
' ,vxi "-" ... v.. " UCC Ill ally IHJtUC lu imuici ui ucsuuj I 11 .
he finds whiskey can seize it, and as they are unable to fill all their Mrs Minnie Kernaghaw, of efficiency, such as they have done
upon conviction of the person the orders. Ratesbun?. is visitinsr her mother, in Manchuria, there is apt to be
whiskey is confiscated.'' Lakeview is one of our progres- Mrs. Alvin Sloan. complaint from an indignant peo-
A man s home is his castle but sive towns. Within the last hf- Mrs. Neal, Misses Hartense pie.'
not to break the law in. 1 he king teen months the white Foushee and Mary Russell went to
cannot enter the home of a peasent population has increased htty and pittsboro Monday on a visit."
-mm J a UT
.Mr. Craig, representing v ar- Mr and Geo H yis
ner Moore and Co.. of . Richmond, . , j Wadswbrth last Tues
What per cent of the student! l-ahor ieirei. 4 jrept the other's suggestion is to
applying for entrance in your Crops in this section are not in the place of meeting, each beliger
college are fully prepared to enter very good condition. In the first ent made a second choice, Japan
the Freshman class?" Here are place the farmers were hindered suggested the United State,
the replies from four of these In- in their work by the rains. In the When this preference was indica
stitutions, they speak for them- second place the berry farms are ted to President Roosevelt, be
selves: "Of the total number of creating such a cyclone of excite- made it plain that if Russia and
applicants 31 per cent entered free ment that it is almost impossible Japan agreed 1&X the negotiations
of conditions. A little over 13 to secure hands. My colored should be held in this country and
per cent are prepared for our friends, it 'is alright for you to requcstod hira to designate the
Freshman class." "Without stat- work in the berry fields, but you particular place he would name
istics I would be inclined to say had better not completely desert Washington, Russia, however,
about one-third." "I will say that the farmers; because j-ou can still clung to the idea that the ne-
not half of them are thoroughly make a little more at present on j gotiations should be held in Eu-
save with due. process of law, an(i the nesrro fourteen. We pre-
say, a warrant as .vbove. All this dict that in a few years Lakeview
; Gilbert Items.
Crops are looking fine.
talk apropos of Greensboro, with will be one of the most popular
regard to the home as a castle, im- anc noted resorts in North Caro-
memorial rights, etc., is the mer- hma.
, :Li. Huge ia.SK.
memorial riguts tue uiucKtu R & h undertake
claim protection. Ana oy me th cure of sucn a Dad case of kid-
same unconstitutionality so rashly nev disease, as that of C. F. Col-
proclaimed by the famously wise Her, of Cherokee, la., but Llectric
or,rl iuet. in.W. whnsp rpoord so Bitters did it. He writes: .My
till v i sj v i - - -m . v-"- . v. --
was in Jonesboro the first of the
week.
Mrs. Murchison is visiting at
,nd close to Lillington.
Mr. Alton Mclver and little
daughter; Margaret, spent Tues
day in Raleigh.
... .... I 1 1 1 .
are all representative institu- ing. itooseveu uia noi iavor navinguie
tions; we believe, not without rea- Misses Margaret and Flora Mc- negotiators meet in the United
son; that their estimates are liber- Queen and Mary McNeill are at States, and presumably in order to
al and fair, and consequently that home from the Southern Presby- counteract the suggestion of Japan
what is true of the preparation of terian College and Coaservatory of he indicated to both parties hisbe
their students, is largely true of Music. lief that The Hague was the prop-
the students in all our colleges. Miss Mary McLean has return- er place for holding the negotia-
Such then are the conditions ac- d from Raeford Institute. tioas. Japan, however, still b-
tually existing. Where then is vlr- ciean, a siuueni at jecteu to me seieciion oi any pi we
day. the trouble? Who Is responsible Davidson College, is at home lor I in hune, anU KuvMa, whose op-
J. M. Wadswortfc made a busi- for it? Who is caasing the mis the vacation. position to a conference in the far
ness trip to Jonesboro last Satur- tate? The colleges naturally an- Mr. A. IL McQueen, who has east remained ai steadfast as ever,
day. swer that it due to want of breadth been at the Union Theological' ultimately overcame the difScul-
W. L. Blackman passed through anj efficiency in the work done by Seminary during the past year is ties that had lecn encountered by
our section last Tuesday. the preparatory schools, but the engaged in Mission work in" the agreeing to the proposal that the
Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Wadsworth, preparatory schools quickly reply I mountaias of Virginia. We are ieacc commission should asxible
On Thursday night at her hos- cf Jesup, made a business trip to that it is caused by the strenuous chul to see such men as Mr.
Mc-1 in the capital of the United States.
,i e u Z.a aA A,A kidneys were ; so far gone, I could pitable home. Miss Netla Liles Gilbert last Wednesday. Lffnrt f the mll to SwpI1 their Queen enter the ministry, for Mr. Takahira, Uic Japanese min
nuwin .n.j .. un;. n. fnl1t nrk j". . . .... I i r .
of the State-the United States ..Xf" Tf l charmingly entertained in honor Mr. A. Z. Eathom,
i - i I . . . ... I.i i: nvt... I -.111. tt.M U't,;t lT,,.
ofthe State the United States nmi .nffprpfl from dread fni euw:iu"uw 111 "M Mr. A. a. Minora, nas ueeiinumbers, that they are seldom ever "iy are a creuu i tuc . iWJ uu,, v.v - -
revenue law, giving officers the backache, headache, and depres- of her COUsm' MlSS BeSSie Ashe" right sick, but is now well again. abie to kcep a pupil until he has tcry they are from and also a crcd- this morning ;ana mmaiiy nou-
rirht of seizure, is also unconstitu- sion. In Electric Bitters, howev- cran, oi auesuuio. - Hiiirht completed the course prescribed, it w mc proiwvsion. ..s.v
tional er, I found a cure, and by them Liles received at the door and Miss 1 .youfJ1aa1ui p 7 There may 1 some truth in each Miss Margaret Thomas is at ment formally accepted the con-
the onnon was restored to periecx neai tn. i Netta Liles in the parlor. At 10:30 Rosy cheeks and lovely luiir, of these assertions without either home from school. ditions und?r wincii uussiasgTtyxi
1 1 iwrmmpnd this oreat tonic men i- i t WpddincrtHn across the sea. I I . i I. l -
ents of temperance laws declare aT Rocky Mountain desiring or intending to encourage J.Uiwwannas oeen in r- i ituu,... ... v wu.r,-
that thev cannot be enforced, and or stomach. Guaranteed by Chas. on the porch and in the yarn, tne 1 ea. cnas. coie a. the rcsui fmff conditioas. But I thage for some time. ence. ...
The Petty r ruit urowing to., is ine nexi wp in me primary
when we enforce them they howl. Cole & Co. , druggists ; price 50c. lights being furnished by, Japan-1 compelled to invent all &ra convinced that the misUke is
No doubt it hurts. But let it hurt
and let them howl.
No Secret About It.
It is no secret, that for Cuts,
Burns, Ulcers, Fever Sores, Sore
Eyes, Boils, etc., nothing is so ef-
versed by an average horse. In one fective as Bucklen's Arnica Salve
resnect it is strnniro. but thev ore- "It didn't take long to cure a bad
.. i . .u sore I had, and it is all O. K. for
m i w u.ui-i in siiiirie ine wneu iv r
sore eyes, w rues xj. lj. vrregory.
more man one nf xIone. Tex. 25c. at Chas. Co e
Nrson. l hey are extremely sus- & Co's. drug store
picious, doing all,! or the
Seaboard Air Line Railway, Pas
sengrer Department. Meeting
of KlksButtalo, N. Y.,
in July.
The Seaboard announces if there
pnnci-
m, or
pal part of their . mischief
1'nnn a dark corner.
in the second place, we will
consider their economic life.
winch is tlieir life from the stand
point. f their effort to get a Iiv
A strenuous young man who de
clares his willingness to shed his
last drop of blood for a girl is nev
er in a hurry to shed his first
drop.
ese lanterns. The guests bade their
hostess good night at a late hour
and declared the evening enjoyably
i
spent.
Little Lois Gurley was relieved
I ..... I i ; f ? .t
r. i ..i i . i ..r 1 1.. n..imf iniir i armc in htc i.nm i niinir m. limp mr uif
kind of tools because thev have oiten uue to me nurry ana unrest uc m
kinas or tools Dpcause me nave i . . tT. mn f th Wmt mmfr u'u.n
e part ot the students uiem-1 -oi- wumj . a.icu.u uwiwm mV- .m.Uhv. - .
things.
V. r-rx a onfflr5ont nnmhpr in inefifir it
thpv will arrane-e to ODerate a sne- or ner sunenng anu uiwen noiue io
, -7 - a. MT
i - ;.i . i a- ilonthenart
nonairipins wun wmcn w uo -------;-- .nr,i ;...ni;blviK.i.nr (rr.,,1,!.
kpIv-ps- in thir urnomneeot tne re- I lion win uui ire miuu. ..v. . - j "
ciuiremente and their impatience, We can't boast of the crops that will be encountered on thU score,
combined with the failure of par Uorae of our sister sections can. Whether an armistice will, be jar-
rter the care and but one thing we can Urnst of is: raigned prior to the nemIin of
Iying of Famine
"-r. I he savage or uncivlized is, in its torments, like dying of
nan finds thirur rl th. ;,r;i;.i consumption. The progress of
i 1 1 v Liilj 1,1k 111 at.w-m 11 & - - '
man makes tilings.
- u,,' ut neiuierone otiuii, i, ;;m nA trianAa "WKon
inese staires iF iwinrkmin - ,ln..nlA.
ment, but they fall between in the writes Wm. Myers, of Cearfoss,
semi-civilized stage; for they part-P.0" "after trying different medi-
v in. t h i.r. cines hihi u yoou uoctor, in- vain.
omul lUShC t A l-.i ta tr' i- "xt i-
tl.i.n. ti i .I . .. . . lauasnooK lr. rving s iew uis
uu ni. iney make their hviner bv u-u nhranA r.tt
'nut ing, hshing and farming to a ly cured me." Prompt relief and
Ter, nmiteu degree. Farm work sure cure for coughs, colds, sore
is too confining for any one with throat, bronchitis, etc. Positively
Indian blood coursing ir, hio prevents pneumonia. Iruaranteed
. & "lO 1C.113. I . rl 'M Zt-l- O J
llnu ornr i ii, ai-vuass. viiaa. vxie ac KAis. arus
...... .aoorors.storei price 50c. and $1.00 a bottle
. K'uuij rauroaas, ditching Trial bottle free
Inllammatory ItheumatLsm
Cured In three Days.
Tn.) I ents to look after
J1U1 Wll li. uiijcuoiivii,.!, I . 1 , !- . I
cial Pullman Sleeping Car to" run that Haven of Rest on last Thurs- says; "My wife had Inflamma- training of their children, with the There is no other section in un vne negoium in uicuuwj nas
from Raleigh through to Buffalo day evening after a lingering ill- tory Rheumatism m every muscle interest, attention and decls- county that lias sent as many noi oeen uisciw-u, uui n M muica-
to accommodate the Elks from L " nf covorni ..i., she wo and joint; her suffering was tern- h - th thev i veto the cultivation young women and men to college tl tliat even in the absence of a
Wilmington, Charlotte Durham, the infant and oniv chiid of Mr ple an body and face were swcl- j management as this one. Certainly no sction formal agreement to sapend los-
and Rale gh, to attend the. meet ng tne miant ana onij cuua or len almost leyond recognition; liacl oi ine r crops, io ine iuauai.eiiituw . tilitiea tliere will U no more fkrht.
of the Grand Lodge which will be Willie and Mrs. Bessie Gurley, of been in bed for six weeks and had of their business, or the investment of the same size. libties U.ere w.ll I no more Dght-
held in Buffalo July 10-15. Rate Durham. Mr. and Mrs.. Gurley eight physicians, but received no of their money. kct. jir.awiw .c.. ;
. WoUwrK oil rail mnn.1 trin A t i u: : hpnif t. until she. tried - the M.vstic . .-.1 -i i. pxrellent sermon at union run- oi peace cumnii.viouen ior emcn
- - T5 1.U.1UU W wr w v v f m.Mm . . I J . I117L111.I a m-r VB xr -w I
ia Norfolk and Bay Line Lu-u- u0, tUo ,.i1Qriiro Cure for Rheumatism, ltgave ... : ,1 f u c u.ilrt
O I i7.xtf . f I liiiiiiii; tun cat a a an v" vv, 1 T.4. . 1 . 1 -vv 1 . . .
Durham all rail S20. 20, Charlotte r c v" to walk: in 'about three days. 1 is
nil mil ft5. Bftv line froTh the 9th ot June tne nttie Dane was am sure it saved her lite." "1 reckon we will send Ulie to
Wilmington $21. 65,DUrham$19.45, called to rest. The remains were Sold by Chas. Cole & Co. college next year; he Is behind on
Charlotte $23.95. tickets will be interred at Shallow Well ceme- : his Ttin. and I think he oucht to I
1 . . m m -
daj-. As usual, he had a good con- side must also be determined and
gregation. their names be submitted to I'resi-
Mlss Margaret Kelly visited her dent Roosevelt, who will transmit
uncle. Prof. J. E. Kelly recently, the membership of the Russian
commission to Japan and the mem-
Tired out, worn out woman can- hrship of the Japanese cotnmis-
leave Buffalo July 15, but tickets
can be extended until August 4th,
upon payment of fee of $1.00.
Pullman rate from Raleigh to
Buffalo $4r.50,l)urham $4.50,Char
lotte $5.00, Wilmington $5.00.
Those desiring to attend will
please notify the undersigned, so
i . , 1 i .Lj l r
that 11 can oe ucLcrrainea it sum-
cient n limber will go to justify op
eration of special Pullman.
C. H. Gattis, T. P. A.,
Raleigh, N. C.
Most of the so-called original
ideas have been on the toboggan
or centuries7
many friends are extended to the J will be done and in our great afflic- J er year.
bereaved parents
But he is so tired of the if she would fly to pieces. Hollis-
sion to Russia. Each side will
Death of Little Hilda Jarrell.
'Sleep our darling one, sleep,
Narrow thy bed and deep,
Hunger nor thirst, nor cruel pain
Ever can hurt our babe. again.
"""Ill SUC Tl UUIU .J w .''-'---' I . , I . . , . . .
tion we only look to him for His preparatory schooir It may well ter's Rocky Mountain Tea makes we mc gr
mercy, i Hilda was 2 years, 2 be feared that Willie haslronZ o.ouu. l-.ov. .
fi.o l u .lo-c JA U leaoriaoiew. uas. voic . roiniea oy p opponenu
and unusually bright childand was nuentlv by the close of his first
1 "
On May the 30th God in his
.1 r 'a.- ll L I ... ... .
one ot tne ravonies 01 aii wno Vear at colleire he will t)e so
. - 1 "
knew her. The funeral services tired of it that he will conclude
iaim An t
. -i l i j I ncic tuuuuviwi, ti. nnr- imuiioi. initr ne IS liOt KOII1IT WO UC UlUlCn
ii jiuks n.v. o " - i rest in vue uouesuoro ceiuevery. i . ,
grew 'twas our darling baby, The little grave being covered w,v"
Every time a man makes love to A Kad Scare,
his wife he makes a profitable in- Some day you will get a bad
vestment. scare, when you feel a pain in jour
Makes digetion and assimilation bowels, and fear appendicitis,
perfect. Makes new rich blood Saf ety lies in Dr. King's New Life
aod bone. That's what Holl'ister's pilU. a sure cure, for all bowel
Hilda. On the night of the loth with flowers that many friends Such cases are not unfamiliar, Rocky Mountain leawmao. a aDtj giomsch diseases, such as
of May she was taken violently ill and reltive hacI Placed- c for it may be observed that there tonic for the sick and weak. Mc. beadacbef bilknisne, cortirenesa.
ftnd until the 30tb it seemed as if ! : 5Ister- h ne&r comparison between the Tea or Tablets. Chas. Cole & Lo. Guaranteed at Clia. Cole &
death'! cold hand would trrasn our JPay youn subscription. per cent, of studenU who enter Send us the news or your secuon os.urugRvorr,onijc irjiurm.