XXXIII.
[era More Argument To Show That
The Negro Has No' Soul.
ONTINI'ED FKOM LABT WEEK.)
used of men. They refer also to
groups or classes of trees, even
the uloments. Secondly. Ethuos:
n number of people living togeth
er, a company, body of men; also
applied to a swarm of bees or
flock of sheep, etc. .
II A nation, people. We find
the expression taeshwe —the na
tions i. o. Gentiles, all except
Jews and Christians. 11l also
used of a single person—a nation.
Since the Greek terms abovo
quoted have snoh a variety of op
posing meanings, it is plain that
the contention between Carroll
and "Dog-Killer" should be in.
vestigated, and that no mere sur.
face view should be taken, we
must go to the bottom of this
question, which leads us to the
creation. Mr. Carroll shows that
God made the plants and animals
in great numbers and variety; and
that there exist such resemblances
between certain plants as well as
certain animals as to justify the
in deciding tliqt they
belong to our gpeoies, at the same
time there are such differences
between numbers of these species,
whether of plants or animals, as
justifies the naturalist in deciding
that they are different races. Mr.
Carroll also shows that species is
the unit of whioh races are the
ftence, to have
|pefji«B }t |f)Hk\*fye poippoged of a
greater or less number of races.
Hence to have a race, it must be
A fractional part of a species. Mr.
Carroll also shows in his book that
God treated man very differently
(from the plants animals in
this respect as in every other.
Having made the plants and ani
mals in species and races, after
their kind, He created man in
His own image—a single pair;
and a single pair is not a species,
■ince races, the essential element
of a species was wanting. Neither
l|id (fod create man a race, since
}jp wtyf Rot tj)e fractional part of a
species. Man is a creation, dis
tinct from the animals, but akin
to God; and intsmuoh as man was
not created in species and races
it follows that he could never be.
oomp BO; and there is not today
there never was, and there can
never be such a monstrosity as a
"human species" or a "race of
jjjen." tyr. parj-01l shows that
Alter the Deluge, when the des
sendents of Noah had spread from
Ararat to every continent of the
enrth and has grown rich and
powerful, they forgot the terrible
lesson of the Deluge, and descend-
Ed to amalgamation with the
negro, as their ante-diliufian an
' pastors did, These tjnoient peo
ple realised that it was a burning
•hame and disgrace for them to
begot otT-spring by a * brute, and
having violated the law of God in
doing this, they went further and
repudiated God and their kinship
to him, and in order to bring the
» negro and their progeny by him
Jnto the I) tun an family, conceived
ihe theory that man is a species
of Ape composed of various races
of men. This debasing theory
and the amalgamation from which
it sprung to whiolj leads, spread
over all the earth until it swept
whites and negroes from tfhole
continent*, and populated them
fith mised-blood&; thp few re
maining whites and negroes were
omitfned to certain nations of Asia,
Africa and Southern Europe, and
even in these this theory and the
•malf**" "* carries with
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to raise up a nation which would
be his chosen people, and would be
peculiar in that they would adhere
to ruonothism, the religion of
Eden; and not aooept the theory
of atheism, nor believe in evolu
tion, and stoop to amalgamation
and from this to idolatry. God
then gave them his laws: "Thou
shalt have no other God before
me;" "thou shalt not lie with any
beast," etc. But the Israelites
frequently abandoned God and
his law and plunged into the very
crimes they commanded to oppose,
and God sent prophet after pro
phet to warn them of their wicked
course, and often visited upon
them the severest punishments;
as a last resort he sent his Bon,
Jesus Christ to redeem them from
their atheism and the degrading
theory that they were Amply a lot
of highly developed apes, and
they were akin to negroes and
mulattoes, and that these base
born creatures are Gods ohildren.
But rather than abandon their
negroism the Jews killed the
Saviour, as they killed many of
the prophets who proceeded him
in this mission. This degrading
theory which teachos that man is
a speoies of Ap of whioh the
white is the highest and the negro
is the lowest, also teaches that the
monera, the lowest form of ani
mal life is the result of spontan
ous generation, and from this
small beginning, the higher orders
of water animals were evolved, and
that a branch of these evolved
jntq fowls on the one hand, and
jnto the land animals on the
other, and that form the higher
land animals—the Apes, man
evolved. This theory whioh de
clares us all a lot of apes, put the
negro aqd ir( the
family of man, as lowpr races,
whioh have not developed so far
from their "animal ancestors" as
their white brothers have,
St. Paul violously assailed this
atheistic theory at its vital point
when he said: "All flesh is not
the same flesh; but there is one
kind of flesh of men, another flesh j Madron. Jipp 30
of beast, another of anf] Hinng » severe eleotrioal storm
another of birds. I hus aooord- 01 , 0 j a y j ftß j week lightning struck
jng to St, Paul, the tish never a stable on the land of Mr. Jesse
evolved Into the fowls ou the one McCollum in Wentworth town
hand, and into the land animals fhip, an( l killed a horse for John
on the other; neither did a branch a hard working negro. There
of the apes envolve into man. wnß knottier horse in the stable at
The flsh and fowl and beast are but escaped uninjured,
not akin, but are different kinds Mr Bil , Joneß) of Mt Airy hftß
of flesh. If this teaching of the coin pl e tod the granite work on
inspired apostle was univer.-aMy p r R oac i,' 2 reqidefice a»>d it
( accepted it would ijpstroy the q ji j| ie fj ne8 i pieces of rustio
atheistic theory of Evolution from Brani t e i n the State,
the minds of man, and with H the Mr Thomas Raker, who left
debasing belief that map is a jjjjg uouufy 15 years ago and set
species of ape that is composed of tled „ eHr D anvi || e , Vn., came in
Ave or more races of men, aud the Tneß(iay on a short vißit to his
elevating teaching of the Bible brot | ler) Alex Bakeri at Ellisboro.
that man is a creation destinct Mr Baker - 8 wife vißitiny hpr
from the animals and akin to God, Ripharcl A ,j eyi at Pine
will at once become the belief of jj a j|
men. The dootrine of Creation, Mr, Z. L, Wall, one of our old
as taught by the Bible, and the
opposing theory of evolution, as
taught by atheists and infidels,
are the only schools that propose
to explain the origin of things,
man included. Hence, if we
accept the Bible we nuist reject
the theory of evolution and this
the inspired writers did; infaot
we owe our knowledge of the Our Preferred Dividend Policy
truth of Creation to the inspired aot on| y Provides an estate at
writer, Moses; while we are in- y ,,nr flenth - bl,t nlso W 8 y°«
debted to the inspired, Paul, for fro,n 00 to 125 00 in cas ? ° f
the fatal blow dealt the theory of sickness or accident in addition to
evolution, with its ; h H tpan i do « hle the amount of the P o,i °y
apecies," and its "races of men." if y°" die withi » » I,iet y f,n y ß of
On the other hand if we accept I ,uoh aco,dent - Write us for par
the theory of evolution with its or better still let one of
"human species," and its races of our representatives call on you in
men," we must reject the Bible P e ™"' STOKES COUNTY
with its teaching that man was BANK ( , )b STOKES COUNTY,
created a single pair, "in the Insurance Department
re of God " and this the called Walnut Cove, N. C.,
' ! cal churches have done in
: ng the negro and his
AGAIN.
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ANBURY REPORTER.
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DAN BURY, N.
DEATH OF MR. JAMES AYERS
Some Other Items of News From
Pilot Mountain.
Pilot Mt., June 28.
We regret to chronicle the
death of Mr. Jim Ayers, which and
event occurred nt his home near
Meggs, this county, yesterday
morning about 0 o'clock. He lmd
been sick with typhoid fever for
the past few weeks, and his oon.
ditions were considered serious
all along until the end, and all
that medical skill could do was of
no avail. Ho was a well known
and highly respected citizen and
was esteemed by all who knew
him. He was oncp a gtookljqlder
in the bank at this plaoe and had
many friends here who were made
sad by the news of his death. He
was twice married and leaves a
wife and several ohtldren to mourn
his departure, who have the sym
pathy of the entire oommunity
and to whom we extend our heart,
felt sympathy,
Died in Stokes county, N.C., on
the 12th of June, 1905, Themer
Neal, daughter of B. A. and Eller
Neal, aged 28 years, 11 months and
I*s days dt»y«.
Messrs. J, H. Boyles, Wm, Hen
ley, and Misses Anna Lois Henley
and Francis Marshall went on the
mountain Wednesday and all re
port quite a pleasant day, although
very warm for climbing mountains.
Revenue officers J. T. Sheppard
and Chas. A. Banks ftod
dtsgtrqyecj two blockade distilleries
in the Low Gap section of this
oounty week before last. They
consisted 75 and 80 gallon coppers,
worm and doublers, 13 ferinenters
and 2500 gallons of beer. One of
the distilleries wqs running in full
blast when the oncers arrived "but
tlie operators escaped.
Mr. W. A. Douglas, left today
fur Aladiaon, where he goes to bid
in or oontract some brick build
ings.
MADISON
est citlitons, who lives just west of
Madison, was in the city Wednes
day and reports that the rains
have not caused so much damage
in his section, with the Reception
of poqsjbly ft little to the wheat
t»roj>,
Dr. J. H. Ellington, of Sandy
Ridge, was a Pqnhury visitor
Saturday.
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C., JULY 5, 1906
OUR WALNUT COVE LETTER. STOKES COURT ADJOURNS
Various News and Personal Items Was In Session Only Four Days
Compiled by Our Correspondent Some Cases Disposed ol—Civil
at that Place. Docket Barely Touched.
Walnut Cove, July 3,-Mr.
Pinkney Kierson, who holds a 1
position with the Charlotte Ob
server, visitod his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. C. Kierson, the past
week.
Wm. J. Fulton, an employe of'
the Southern I{y., in General
Manager's office at Greensboro, is
spending his fifteen days vacation
visiting friends and relatives at
this plaoe.
Mr. Jas. M. Young, agt. for the
N. & W. is granted a 13 day vaca
tions with pay. A Mr. Buck, who
formerly acted as agt at Walker
town, relieved him
Willie Wheeler, who for the
past year has been on night duty
as operator for the N. & W at
this station, has accepted the
agenoy at Walkertown.
Old Tnale Jerry Martin, of
Dillard, has been making a visit
to his grand children, MwJamos,
Jno. and Ji«, T'uttle and A. S.
Mitchell,
Mr. Bedford Brown was in town
last Thursday,
Capt. R. L. Murphy aud family
visited Dr. and Mrs Lash at
Greensboro last Thursday.
Miss Lelia Long, of Mt. Airy,
visited the family of Mr. A J.
Fair tle j,ast week,
Mt. Tabor baseball team com-1
po#ed ohiefly of Germanton play
ers were defeated on their own
grounds Saturday by Walnut
Cove. Nine games, 28 to 1.
Southern Ry. agt , R. Q, petree,
jfeceivod a f*in by mail reoently
for which the souder demanded
$50.00- roward. The pi n was not.
the kind usually worn in neck
ties. The attached note was
written by some of the fair sex.
Mr. Petree is anxious to know to
what address to send the check.,
Among the visitors to our city
Sunday, we note Mr. Frnnij, Rous
and sisters, a} R. L Murphy's;
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Petree, at J
A. Potree's; Mr. T. G. Samuel, of
Mt. Airy, at J. A. Petree's; Miss
Katie Featherstone, of Rural Hall,
at Mrs. W. I'. Landretb's; Mr
Honry Leham, of Boon Mill, Ya.,
at the Misses Adams'
Messrs Juo. A. Burton and
Jacob Fulton are having a pecul
iar disease. About four ago.
it was dry weatherine, later wet
weatherine developed. At this 1
writing they are hoth down with
a disease known as crabgrassine.
There will be a game of base
ball here tomorrow, July 4th, bo
tween Pinnacle and Walnut Cove.
Mr. Chas. ' Morefield, the
proud of a nice girl
Meeting of the Farmers' Association
Our next township meeting of
the North Carolina Farmers' Pro
tective Association will be held at
Wilson's Store Thursday, July
12th, at 1 o'oluck P M. We will
also have with us the Hon. J, O
W. Gravely, the State's (Irai d
Lecturer. Let everybody get
their work in shape-till then and
all come out and hear the speech
and join the association. Bites Hog and Cow Which Die Of
A MEM HER. Hydrophobic
, Mr. C. V, Marshall, of Walnut
Do not let an msurance agent j Cove Rmite 2> wag here Mo ,
persuade you into taking life in- and to , d the Reporter of the
surance until yon have first seen havoc created by a maddog at the
our Preferred Dividend Policy, p | ace of M r. Ed Davis. It first bit a
containing special health and acci- llHrge birddog belonging to Mr
.lent features all for the price most Davig which ruQ mad Rnd in turQ
companies charge for the one- bit R hog and mUch CQW The
' xrlw*> r, i'VT dog and cow died in fits of rabies.
BANK OF STORESCOI NT\, Mr Davi(J hftß 9evera , fiue mu , eg
Insurance Department, whioh uis feared Woro bitten
Walnut Cove, N. O.
I will preach in Danbury on
The foot-washing at Piney next Sunday at 3 o'clock instead
Grrovo Baptist chnroh Sunday was of thd usual hour at night,
largely attended. W. T. ALBRIGHT.
The special term of Stokes
Superior Court, with Judge E. B.
Jones presiding, adjourned Thurs
day afternoon after having been
in session four days. The civil
docket was barely touched, only two
or three civil suits being heard and
these were of very little impor
tance.
Oases disposed of on the State
docket and not reported in our
last issue are as follows:
State v. Lum Edwards, retailing
Case No. 2, judgment suspended
upon payment of the cost. Case
No. 1, nol pros.
State v. Lum Edwards, retailing,
judgment suspended upon pay
ment of cost. Defendant to give
S2OO bond for his appearance from
term to term until .spring term
1908, to show that he has sold no
more liquor
Statu v. Oscar Smith assault
with doadly weapon, six months
on public roads of Rockingham
county.
State v. Oscar Smith, casQllß,
judgment suspended.
State v Julius Carter, disturb
ing BCIIOOI entertainment, fined
$5.00 and cost.
State v. Hayes Flinn, retailing.
Case No. 132, twenty days in jail.
Case No. 36 judgment suspended.
Stete v. Banner Joyce, retailing,
fined $lO and cost.
State v. Sam Williams, retail
ing. In case No. 55 fined $50.00
and ooat. In oases Nos. 5(5, 57, 58
and 84 judgment suspended upon
payment of cost. Defendant to
appear from term to term until
1"'07 and show that ho has neither
mati ufactured or sold any liquor.
State v. (>scar Sisk, retailing.
In case No. 59 fined $50.00 and
cost. In case »>0 and 61, judgment
suspended on payiuant of cost.
State J. J. Fry, carrying con
cealed weapon, 60 days on Rock
ingham roads.
State v. Juo. knight, cruelty to
animals, judgment suspended on
payment of cost.
State v. Nulan Martin, assault
with deadly woapou, fined SIO.OO
and cost.
State v. Jno. Young, retailing.
In caso No, 98, ninety days iu
jail. In oases Nos. 95, % and 97
judgment suspended upon pay
ment of cost.
State v. Bob Lankford and E.
W. Tucker, assault with deadly
weapon, fined $5.00 and'half the
cost each.
State v. Chas Fowler aud S. A.
Westmoreland, affray. Fowler
fined SIO.OO aud half the cost.
Judgment suspended as to West
moreland upon payment of half
the cost,
State v. Jas. Durham, (bill
aineuded) forcible trespass, judg
ment suspended upon payment of
of cost.
State v Rufus Cardwell, (bill
amended i forcible trespass, judg
ment suspended upon payment of
cost.
MADDOG CREATES HAVOC
Briefs Adrift.
Mr. Jesse Wall, of Madison,
spent Friday night at the MoCan
less Hotel.
Dr. Nick Rierson and family, of
Bluefield. West Va., are visiting
relatives in Stokes,
Messrs Y. F. Sams, of Delk, and
J. T. Wilson, of Heareford, were
among us Friday.
Miss Emma Shelton, daughter
of Mr. (i. G. Shelton, of Danbury
Route 1, is quite ill.
Mr. Robt. Critz, of Winston,
was in Danbury Thursday enroute
to Piedmont Springs.
Mr. R. R. Rogers, cashier of the
Bank of Walnut Cove, spent Wed
nesday night in Danbury.
Mr. R E. Smith, of Francisoo,
spent a few days here the past
week with his brother, Prof. J T.
Smith-
Mr. Charlie King, of Roanoke,
spent Wednesday night with his
sisters, Misses Minnie and Annie
King, at Pied -ont Springs.
Mr. J. W Hutchens, of Sandy
Ridge, was here Friday. Mr.
Hutchens reports the illneßß of
his father, Mr. J. H. Hutchens.
Attorney F. H. Petree went to
I'restonville Saturday to look
after the sale of the land in the
case of "H. J. Scales vs. G. M,
Scales et al."
Dr. E. Fulp, of Fulp, spent
Wednssday night and Thursday
here attending a meeting of the
Board of Education, of whioh ho
is a member.
Mrs. R. I. Dalton, Miss May
Dalton and Mr. Mcßay Dalton
spent Friday night here. They
were returning to their home at
Winston from a visit to Stuart,
Va.
Mr. Thos. Lawson, who resides
just a short distance south-west of
Dan bury, shot a very large rattle
snake the past week right near
his home. About 12 rattles were
found 011 the snake.
Miss Andrews, daughter of Mr.
Robt. Andrews, who lives at the
Moir place on Snow Creek, died
of consumption at the homo of
her father Sunday, and was buried
Monday at North View
Mr. O, L, Pulliam, of Pink
Grove, is convalescent from a
serious illness of typhoid fever,
appendicitis and other complica
tions. His many friends hope to
see him out again soon.
Rev. W. T. Albright and family,
of Stokesburg. came up Saturday,
Mrs. Albright and children spent
the time at Danbury while Mr.
Albright went to Sandy Ridge to
till his appointment on Sunday.
Misses Pattie Chisman, of Pine
Hall, and Jeanette Austin, of
Tarboro, returned to Pine Hall
Saturday, after spending Bome
days here and at Piedmont
Springs. They were accompanied
by Mr. VV. M. Chisman.
Messrs. B. F. Pulliam, of Pink
Grove, and J. S. D. Pulliam, of
King, paid the Reporter a pleasant
visit Saturday while in town on
business. The former has about re
covered from a long and severe at
tack of typhoid fever and rheuma
tism, but yet walks with a lame
ness in his back.
Register of Deeds Jones is
busy these days recording con
tracts or mortgages for the Norfolk
& Western railway. He has receiv
ed two during the past two weeks,
the consideration of eaoh being a
million dollars. These instru
ments, which are very lengthy,
have to be recorded in eaoh ooanty
in whioh the railroad owns pro-
Iperty.
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