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'xUU KAIrfETOH FOST, SUNDAY, HAt 15 I04 3 1 . ' , . - I iUSSO JAPANESE V GOSSIP F Belief in Japanese Success is Becoming General Throughout Europe-and Even Among Rus sians Who Know the Real Situation I'AR ard Oeoxxarhy Prof. R, W, Elkes.4 Wake Forest. 10:30 a. m. Hindrances to our Educa tional Progress C. H. Mebane, ex state superintendent of education. 11:00 a. n. Rscrss. 11:15 a. jn. A View of Some Famous 5 Schools of the North Prof. J. F. Biv- Ir.s. Trinity Park School. 12:00 m. Modern development and re ligious - thought Prof. Plato Durham. Collere. p. m. Address W. W. Stetson, uperlntendent education, Maine. DEPARTMENT OF HIGH SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES. (Trot A. F. Sams. President: Prof. F. S. Aldridge, secretary.) 3:00 p. m. phe practical value of Ger- JUDGE PEEPLES " GRANTED REQUEST FOR REMOVAL MW TWO BEAUTIFUL WON El! ESCAPED PRINCiCATARRWBV USE Of PE-RU-NA. Nothing Robs One of Strength Like Spring London. Mtj-H.-B:ief in the over whelming rucess cf Japanese arms during the operations cf- the current i man J. C. Ramseir. Trinity College. fortnight w hich will result in the lat-; pj-ent conditions in High school and ter's defeat. . academy work In North Carolina- Advices from St. Petersburg indicate Prof M n. Holt. Oak Ridge Institute, that the Russian policy will be to with--" General discussion. The- future of the dr.iw as soon as possible from Harbin, j high school and academy in North Car- ten among such llusslans as possess i,ut n great battle must first be fougnt, oiina J. C. Horner. Horner scnooi. ; . . , ,H. rr.il situation. Much f0 that northern Asia will not gain an General discussion. For general dls- r nam ifuk v - - . - 1 - . . . . . m iJifa-al information from competent, impression of Russian impotence. cusslon w hat can be cone to maice a 1 action is simply done to protect tne 01--cre'u'lcel otcerers. Including sv-! Meantime the political aspect of the j more effective organization of the hlghjfico which I represent and that I have 1 Y-r'u'i war correspondents of ituatlon Is unchanged. The talk of uchooLr an dacademies in North Caro- ; no personal feelings towards the mem- . - - . tn.l " - - - ti.il... . .-- Mh.r Tnilnt TO -"(Continued from First Page.)";. Monday May lth, 1504. unless the re-, spondenls elect to file their answers . .!.. . rr,o will f h nontfnuorl tn ri heard at the court : k p. m., Monday May zs, ivu. "Signed R. B. PEEBLES. Judge." 1 "The respondents. having stated that, they are "not now ready to- file their answer today the further . hearing of. this matter is postponed to be heard at the court house in Lumberton at 12 m., Monday May 16, 1'j04, "K. B. PEEBLES, Judge." "I desire to state," added Judge Pee bles, "that what I have done in this Mrs. Leon Dolehan, la letter from the Commercial i;otp. Minneapolis, Minn., writes; The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio. 'Gentlemen: "For two months-my physician expTirr.-r. with 'ma trying to enro & hard cold which settled in my ...r.a-i causing inflammation-and catarrh. I then mad up ,- v v- ho was simply unable to help mo, and reading ko::-o f f , flattering testimonials as to tho value of rcuaain r.-h v I thought I would try it. ! "It was six weeks before I could eat a jnpal withont ur.j.. 4 effects, but-1 have now boon well for tlx inocth, ar..t I k;J tho credit to Pernna. Mrs. Leono Dclehan. , ry t t g t t xzjt : ; irxxxuxxx XXIIIiu III . n.rlc regarding the! endir.r the war has entirely dlsap- rrKltary events en the Yalu and injpeared. The best that Russia's friends Manchuria. It all testiSes without re-j now hope for is that th struggle will serve to the great superiority of the continue until exhaustion on both sides Japanese ftxr.n in nu!pmit. skill and results In a situation where victory is courage. I" latter quality only do ' inrpcftfible for cither side. Meantime ialor hiteir. .ccording to ail ac-fiiy becoming acute, but there is no C D McIver. State NormAl and Indus counts. paruk f a quality almost ; danger that this will tak- violent form trial College ftnnortUn tw . .. . m.tnrv Tirn i ik. fninm Th. military ! The teachers will hae an opportun- ft.Mtrfnai n ?i u-r r a liww j -- - sit - ..... . Una? Business meeting of the organi sation. FRIDAY EVENING. 8:50 p. m. Address The practical and literary in modern life Dr. C. A. Smith. University of North Carolina. Address J. Y. Joyner. state superin- i tendent education. Address President JSeTd , Uni:. exx . condemn ,n"th; hands of the authorities j y each day durlr the meeting of the the tacttca of Itus-Un generais .n c-. is tar 10a great iot iac p-iu -uC-. " . . -v.i. Jman them-! rM i t u-h a movement. The revo- """r.f ai wo. rr irrni'i " 41..- .... - - - -- , selves say the isusstana nc .uury p"--"" " , af has kindly consented to little from rr.Mcrn ezperUnce. ! celvrd an Im.cenFe Impetus and Is af- assembly . . .. . M T V A . 4 f 1 1I hla "T !. VB f i " The RussUin army m wjiis- .rrunr, " 1-1-"--- lng the vcrl- that is r-a!ntalns its c!d standard. There are loyal people ore exasperated by recent; h , . . fnr th were In the rvpr.tt. and rcent being treated as re!at!ons cf c.Ticers and men. An or- j children by the government in disclos dr Hsue-i by General h'toessel on as-; ln facts by piecemeal in regard to th amine romward at Iort Arthur mmi ; r.uwbn laud disasters. A typical to signify that he fears lack of dls-j comment from Kieff Is: cp:tne an! reports are coming through u have known for some time that f great discontent at the Insufficient t we hsd no admirals: now we know we food and prohlbinon of the drinking have r.n rnemls. Cod help us when we have a blfvrer enemy man tne jap- t voiki. Kuror only regards the Investment ; ane to fr.ee." of IVrt Arthur as likely soon to b The revolutionary leaders are adopt- ucce5ful. and strongly inclines to the t fog wifely the conservative policy of lUef that there will he a great en-; waiting until the Imperial power has gag-mem of the combine J Japanese ; been shaken and exhausted before at urmles with General Kuropatkln in the tempting an open struggle against the r.!ghMrh?d cf Llao Yang within a j government. Rev. Mr. Noe, of the Beaufort school. have a class building, do- dally done In his There will also be primary and kin dergarten exhibits and exhibits of drawing done in the schools of the state. Teachers are requested to bring or send anything that they care to put into this exhibit. Guch work is always suggestive and helpful. Program of Approaching Teachers Assembly Meet The Session to be Held in MoreheadCity June 8th to 12thMany Rooms are Being Reserved county; Fupt. 5?. M. Brinson. Craven county; upt. John A. Ferrell. Samp son county; Fupt. J. B. McKlnnon. Scotland county; Supt. S. R. Bateman. Tirrell county; Supt. C E. Maddry. Orange county: Supt. J. E. D?bnam, Snow Hill; Supt. T. L. Ledford, Da vidson. ' DEPARTMENT OF CITY SUPERIN TENDENTS AND PRINCIPALS. m w. mm . j Jt- u. liroaanursi. rresiaing. The Best Solution of the County In- Durhara. K. C, May H. Special, j rcretary w. D. Carmlchaeu secretary of the North Carolina Teachers' As sembly, today gave out the progTam . mltute Problem Supt. E. P. Mangum. for th crproarhlr.g session of the as- : wilsor. Disbursed by Supt. M. Matt. ambly to be held in Morehead City Thompson. Statesville: Supt. Thomas Jur.e $th to 12;h. The program is now:n. Foust. Ooldsboro; Supt. Claude R. blr.g printed and will come frbm the Mrlver. Ghaham. 1 re-3 early next week and will be im-J Promotion Principal A. J. Barwick. mediately mallei to the teachers. Sec- j Ooldsboro. Discussed by R. J. Tlghe. rctar Cornalchael said to your cor-! Ashevllle: L. C Brogden. Klnston: Geo. respcr.der.t today that a letter received . n. Crowell, Hlirh Point, from ;4r. A. J. Cook, manager of the j Flexible Grading in the High School, hotel at ilorehead. states that a great Supt. J. A. Matheson. Durham: Prln ir.any rooms have already been re- j ripal Snipes. "Winston; Principal Blv aervej for the meeting. ns. Charlotte. he jrocram arranged for the ses-j Systems of Grading Supt. Harry sin. whlc.V I the twenty-first annual . Howell. "Washington: Supt. J. A. Jones. meeting of th teachers of the state, ; Fayettevllle; Supt. "W. C. Allen. Way A GLOOMY PICTURE Cloud of Apprehension as to the Future of Servia - London, May 14. "Writing from Bel grade a correspondent draws a gloomy picture of the condition of the king and the country. He says political and so cial circle are under a cloud of appre hension as to Servier's future. The air is full of rumors of dissensions in the great radical party, the resignatlpn of the cabinet, the eventual abdication of Klrfr Peter and the possible occupation of Belgrade by Austrian troops. The rumors of abdication are declared to be premature, but it can not be doubted that ihe king's health i3 not good. His depression and insomnia have increased since his visit to Samendria and Posa revatz .two towns, that have always been sympathetic to the Karageorge vitch dynastla, but King Peter was ac companied by the three principal Regicides. Colonels Mashlna, Damyan and MIshltch. and the respectable clti ens absented themselves, while the peasants were absorbed In gating at the murderers of their king. The police were even forced to Interfere on ac count of bitter. Indignant comments passed on the Regicides. At Pozare vatz many old flags were Inscribed, "Live Alexander." Since the return of King Peter to Eelegrade the prefects of Semendria and Pozarevatz have been dismissed. bers of the Lumberton county bar and that It will be a matter of considerable convenience - to me if they will file their answers today so that this mat ter may be postponed to the 23rd and t I can heme and receive medical treatment I am now in the sixth week of a ter rible case of shingles and I have suf fered intensely for the last four weeks, but that is a matter entirely with the respondents. If thev do not desire to fl th4li anewAP tnAav n-hv T .xcill ri VP'I them Monday at Lumberton, and then I. will go back and try the matter on the 23d of May, after I have had time to get evidence to ply. It may be that no evidence will be necessary, if not, then I will decide the whole matter Monday, if I have: to go to Lumberton." The respondent lawyers retired for conference and upon their return Mr. Busbee said: "I am directed to say on behalf of these respondents that of course it is understood by your honor that no exception as to their right to have dismissal is waived by their action under this order for that exception has been entered this rnorning. I am fur ther directed to say that the answers of the respondents are not yet perfect ed, but they will be ready and will be filed on Monday at Lumberton, and I also .desire to say to your honor that there is another preliminary motion which the respondents desire to make and will make -on Monday at Lumber ton, and that is that this cause be re moed to some other judge for trial; that upon due consideration that the respondents and their counsel have given to this controversy they are sat isfledthat your honor is such' a party to this proceeding, so Interested in the outcome that it comes within the sense and scope of section 195 iof The Code, which, provide, for the. removal of a cause to some other Judge where the Judge before whom the matter Is pend ing has been at any time interested as a party to the proceedings. The fact that this morning, independent of the facts that occurred -from time to time In the progress, of the controversy that your honor is represented by counsel, which makes your honor a party to the controversy : and- therefore under the a l--te;H 5Jsyt$-& - : iT-iSrB. Leone Dolehin. H lmf B 3 Grand M ;, feWWXV , Miss Helen Whitman, 80S Ave Milwaukee, Wis., writes : "There is nothing like Peruua for that tired feeling, which gives you no ambition for work or play. After a pro longed illness, about a year ago I felt tmable to regain my health, but four hottlea of Peruna made a wonderful chance and restored nie to perfect health As long as you keep your blood in a good condition you are ell right, and Peruna seems to fill tho veins with pure, healthful blood. I thoroughly endorse It." Miss Helen Whitman. How to Get Strong Nerve's. First, repair the injury already done to your nerves. The way to do this is to do exactly as did Mr. Hal. P. Denton, Chief Department Publicity and Promo tion of National Export Exposition. He writes: "Toward the latter part of August I found myself in a very much run-down condition. My family physician said I had nervous prostra tion "and recommended a sea voyage. I gradually grew worse. A kind friend whom I had known in Ohio recom mended Peruna. Though skeptical, I finally ' yielded " to his advice. ; After nsing xne bottle I was much improved and with the fif th bottle came complete recovery. I am in perfect health today and owe every thins to Peruna.1.' Hal. P.Denton. . ' ; A Spring Tonic. . Almost everybody needs atonic in the ' JVIiss Meleu wiiitmait. TTTiTTgTtigisxiixTizsiriziiiiiiiirTTrL'Trr;rrrrTTi;:1 spring. Something to brace the nerves, I invigorate , tli o brain, and cleanse the blood. That Peruna will do this is be yond alf question." Everyone who has tried it has- liad the same experience as Mrs. D. W. Timbcriakej, of Lynchburg, Va., who, in a recent letter, made nso of the following words : " I always take a dose of Peruna after business hours; as it is a great thing for the nerves. There is no better sprin g tonic, , and 1 5 have used about a.l pt ihem." Mrs. D. XV. TimberlaKe.'- . .. . Catarrh t:i SprJnj. Tho spring Is the best tiin t-t ,rrl cata-rh.' Nature renew! lifr-df rr.rt sPr'i Z The system i rejuv. r.-iti t sjiriiig weather. This rfiil'T. n.'l cincs more cfToCtlvc. A slurt emir.f l Peruna, assisted by -the bnlmy sir spring, will euro o.d, stubborn n.-inil catarrh that have resisted trratm. ct f-.r years. Everybody f,J:ci;M h -.. rr.-.f of Dr. nirtman's latofct book on eafnrrrt. Address The Per oca Icdlcaa Ca.,t lumbus, Ohio. I is as follows WEDNESDAY. . CO a. m. General meeting of the assembly. Prayer Rev. Mr. Noe. Beaufort. Address of Welcome Sen ator F. M. Simmons. Smlthfleld. R tpor.se Kjpt. Alexander Graham. Charlotte. 19:00 a. ra. Meetings of departments. Department of county superintendents J nd rural school teachers J. Y. Joy-! r.er, presiding oClcer. Course cf study: r.esvllle; Supt. Walter Thompson, Con-ccrd. 2. What the course of study must In clude. 2. The place of supplementary liter ature and th un of rural libraries In the aid of school work. 3. What qther studies may be, profit ably taught, and when. 4. What subjects should be given preference and should receive most time and attention Prof. E. C. Brooks. Supt. C. W. Masjey, Durham county; Supt. R. B. White. Franklin county: Supt. Paul J. Long. Northampton coun ty: Supt. J. A. Anthony. Cleveland county; Supt. C. A. G. Thomas, Cho wan county. Method of gradation and Classifica tion (a) Basis of gradation: (b) ar rangement of subjects with a view to their relation t each other and pro portionate progress in each: (c) reduc- j legislation J. I. Foust, chalrmarit DIs- tlon of classe to the smallest possible cussed by Dr. W. T. Whitselt. Supt. r.umber Supt. Washington Catlett. New Hanover: Supt. R. J. Peele, Mar tin county; Supt. R. W. Askew, Ber tl county: Supt. R. M. Divls. Edge combe county: Supt. C. W. Howard. Klnston; Supt. Walter M. Thompson. PRIMARY AND KINDERGARTEN DEPARTM ENT. Miss Margaret Johnron and Mrs. A. P. Robinson, leaders. 10:00 a. m. What What may we as teachers do to extend Kindergarten work? General discussion. Iino reiaiion oeiween primary ana kindergarten work Miss Fales. Greens j boro Kindergarten. Discussion. The first three months of school Miss HalUe Holman, Durham City Schools. Discussion. The Importance of an effective or ganization of primary worker and how It may be secured. General dis cussion. Other subjects for discussion in this department will be announced later. The names of those who will lead in the dLscus-ions will also be announced later. It is desired that the discussions be general and informal. "WEDNESDAY EVENING. 8:30 p. m. President's address J. B. Carlyle. Address Hon John H. Small. THURSDAY. 9:00 a. m. Report of committee on J. A. Sharpe. Prof. J. C. Horner. . 10:0 a. m. Manual training In the school Wm. C. A. Hammil. State Nor mal and Industrial College. General ' dlscusflon. j a.:- u. :u. tToirsioiui ir.nninc nr iTof. M. C. S. Noble. Un!- rt V-.-t "",, 1 1 How to obtain facts necessary fori H4j a. m. Recerss A Startling Test To save a life. Dr. T. G. Merrltt, of No. , Mchoopany, Pa., made a start ling test, resulting in a wonderful cure. He writes: "A patient was attacked with violent hemorrhages, caused by ulceration of the stomach. I had often found Electric Bitters excellent for acute stomach and liver troubles, so I prescribed them. The patient gained from the first, and has not had an at task In 14 months." Electric Bitters are positively guaranteed for Dyspep sia. Indigestion. Constipation and Kid ney troubles. Try them. Only 50c, at all druggists. const ruoHnnn that- w mif- imflor thf section of the act is illegible nd uPn the miriS of these answers to try. I desire in fairness to your I thte,n ln.our opinion such issues of fact honor to give notice that when the J" arise as to necessitate the trial matter is called at Lumberton on Mon- f the Proceeding before an absolutely day that counsel for respondents " will ! disinterested judge," replied Mr. Bus- In.l.. . T "U n .. . -3 tx.. ucc, I11SU9 1 I lid. I. UIC tUSC SllClll UC LtlCU UJ some other judge Jude Peebles replied T have request- "Glve me that order," and Judge Peebles added, "respondents having ed Col. Broadfoot. Mr. Sinclair and Mr. ! stated thatj they are not now ready to Rose to represent me. not as retained I fiie their answer to the further hearing Deserted Wife and Children Charlotte, N. C. May 14. Special. Detective Walter Glover, who has been in Charlotte several days from Augus ta looking for an eloping couple, found the pair at Fort Mills, S. C, today and arresting them, took them back to the Georgia city. The man is William Jones, who was foreman in a big man ufacturing plant at Augusta. He has a wife and three small children. The girl in the case is just In her teens and is the daughter of a prominent Geor gian. Jones is alleged to have per suaded the girl to elope with him, and they have been living together as man and wife since they ran away. Jones went back quietly, but the girl appeared heart-broken at the prospect of leaving Jones and declared she would not re turn to her parents. The warrant for Jones charges abduction. counsel, nor for the purpose of gaining a victory over the respondents, but simply to guide me in the discharge of my duty, and they are not representing me In the sense of paid counsel, but j for the purpose of guiding me correct ly in this matter without regard to whether it hurts my Interest, and I would like to ask learned counsel If he ever recollects a single case tried for contempt except by the Judge presid ing when the contempt occurred." "I do not think that any case precisely similar to this has ever arisen in North Carolina." "I don't think it is at all material whether counsel are compensated for their service, the fact that they rep resent your honor fixes beyond Con or this matter,, it is postponed to be heard at the court house at 12 o'clock Monday, May 15, 1904." . COWARDLY ATTEMPT TO KILL NEGRO MEN . . . . Outcome of Feeling Between Union and Non-Union Brick Layers curity,. a-negro going. on his bond. union men.; About-a ye.ir hro an M-l The officers 'are sure they have the tempt -was made to as.irif sin it Pitu' right man ', .and anticipate no trouble i son, his brother and Johnson. T m in convicting him. The attemnted a3- room they had been nrcuttori'.I t'l sassinatlon,' the officers believe, is the ) sleep in was .fired Into nn'l a. ti:inl'l outcome, of the intense feeling between tof balls passed over and ini th tho iii-ilnn anil nnn.nnlnn Yr 1l vprs. i thv tv pr annnnA tr wr u T. '.' : lii.l ! 'I The union men are on a strike and the men had moved into anotliei ni .ni When arrested today Tountfi 1 i!';ri remark W4R that hr was iu !i ' the-shootln; -a -year ago, three men assaulted are non-union masons and mortar-makers. The shooting occurred in Haytl, a J negro settlement. Robinson was pain- matter of fact no one haJ evi-r .vrus-l fully wounded and is now in the Lin- him of the shooting, the cf il ;: !'!' coin hospital. The ball struck tho entirely in the dark.-' flaellV T- -f tl fa ' hlfrli w Vta i 1.1.1 ...111 t l. ..... r, . ' ' V I and passed entirely through his leg, ! if Robinson is ab to att"iJ ' going close to the bone. His wound is not serious. Another ball struck John son, cutting two holes through the right leg of his pants and grazing the Ashevllle. N. C. May 1 flesh. Stroud escaped without anv in- ; Solicitor Mark W. Brown i juries. After firing two times the 1 day from Marshall, when h would-be assassin ran ,'bff in'the dark I be present at the prellmimry and made his escape. He did not run gation Into t,he killing of Jfn-k until he was recognized, however, and j ton In Madison county this vk Robinson will swear that Townsend j Brown said that the vl'lrn" rat'' WAS th P man Whn V of Vllm Thoro ll ' or, n '- . V, 1lnrl.r irrf-' - - -" ...w ....... , m -j . a II J l.l I C J 1 ll.Vll UH'Jri .... other strong corroborative evidence. Evidence-Not Satisfactory Durham, N. C, May 14. Special. ! i T I Tnof VfA . X M 1 1. A. a. i . I troversy that your honor is an Inter-i " J, hhibui mgni a several people seeing Townsend in the ested party," added Mr. Busbee. (cowardly attempt was made to assas- neighborhood of the shooting. The as- 'Isn't every judge In contempt pro- Judge Isinate three negro men, Robert Rob- inson, Charles Johnson and Henry eednr lntprtA1 " ratnr-toA Peebles "" . ""uuu- -mio - muramg naywooa "I do'not think so." replied Mr. Bus-! Townsend was arrested, charged with tee j the crime, and placed under a bond of "How can I confer It upon any other 4500 fr hisT aPPearan" on Monday judge," enquired the judge. , mornin' He &ave e required se ijy requesting a cnange or judges to hold Robeson superior court." sassin wore a cap and It can be proven that Townsend was seen running away from the place and that he wore a cap. Townsend is one of the leaders of the negro union. Robinson, Johnson and Stroud have been leaders of the non- Onslow; Surt. E. C. Ross. Famllco: . If 'ch Fupt. G. F. Holloway. Roxboro. versity proper gradation and "classification Supt. W. M. Hlnton. Pasquotank; Supt. J. M. Wall. Anson county; Supt. R. W. Askew. Bertie county; Supt. W. If. Ragsdale. Pitt county; Supt. J. A. But lr. Iredell county; Supt. E. E. Sams. McDowell county; Supt. L. B. Ernest. Carteret county. The duties of the effective rural fchol te.icher Supt. F. Wooten. Co lumbus rcurty; Prof. T. IT. King. Ayden. TUt county; Prof. N. W. Wal ker. Randolph county; Supt. G. T. Hep.fr.er. Lincoln county. How to enforce the adoption of thl eure of study and method of grada tion and classification In all th choolt-Scrt. J. M. Way. Randolph IT IS GOOD FOR BOTH LADIES AND GENTLEMEN It's Free to You. If troubled with sore, tender or offen sive feet, give Pucketfs disinfectant a trial. If It does no good. It cost you not a cent. One application relieves the pain. One box will expel all odor aris ing from feet caused by excessive pers piration. Some people are hard to be convinced, but even . tha most unbe llevjr.g now realize that this wonderful medicine cures and It Is because It cures that every one uses It. Try. it. You are not out one cent if you don't get relief. It is perfectly harmless. If your druggist does nt handle Puck etfs Disinfectant, write Clark Puckett, Raleigh. N. C. Its 25 cents a box. "This case is not pending In the su perior court of Robeson county." "No sir, but it will be, I speak nothine or the mcrrts of the controversy. The issues that necessarily arise in the proceedings are such that your houor ought not to try." "Of course I cannot decide that until I see what issues you see fit to raise. I cant see why an exception should be made in my caso from all other judges that try contempt . proceedings." said the Judge. "We think that no case parallels with this, we are plowing new ground," said Mr. Busbee. unheard of ground so far as my knowl edge is concerned." "This 13 a motion we propose to make Monday at Lumberton on affidavit," said Mr. Busbee. "I hope you will have some authority then," replied the Judge. "We will notify your honor that at that time if your honor will hear the motion we will file answers," said Mr. Busbee. "No. sir, I will not continue the filing of the answers. There is nothing-to try until the answers are filed, by any judge. If you propose to defer the ans wers Igive you notice that that will not be done, and that when I reach court on Monday these answers must Ka In ai T tvlll . -i . . - .Many, friends wiU.be" jrlad to know T'V 1 "i Lr"u.r fu5?7n-e?t..ro.r that Mr. W. G. Allen is much imnl 7.1 7 a""wrr reio"ea tne Judge. s painful fall on a hrH wl ?Tj " ai .. ?gnt taking that for 12:00 m. The development of literary activity in North Carolina Editor J. W. Bailey, of the Biblical Recorder. 12:30 p. ra. Some lessons from the school room of the blind Supt. John li Ray. Deaf. Dumb and Blind Instl tlon. EVENING SESSION. 8:30 p. m. Address Dr. W. W. Stet son, state superintendent. Maine. Ad- cress Hon. Chas. B. Aycoek. governor of North Carolina. FRIDAY. 9-CO a. m. Music In the School Prof. C. R. Brown. Normal and Industrial College. Discussion led by R. L. Kels- ter. mariotte schools. fnfter h ntinfnt e-.ii k.u .. I 10 CO a. m. Relation Between m.,rv 'd.v. ..n "w Tted we will have the answers filed anything butj satisfactory : th 't the murdered man. D.-mi .":'"- brother, and Pete Shejtnn nn 1 T ' ver were alljdrunic and that rr of the men apparently rv! rri v"' anything about the occuri ' -n; " all the evidence, the staff " : while the four men -were .'' ''" of their number was k!!!'-'l r IT9 ' IME i TO CHANGE Givayour faithful bit iira 1 .wints-s-iiha rt A few days aero it took- conrav w. cnino- Lt- Now it takes more courage to keep on your winter 'duds It you knew how many of the very best dressetf men' you meet wearing suits bought here you'd be surprised. " ; ?7.5o, $iq, $12, $15, $16.50,. $18, $20 2nd $22.50 is our scale oi prices on spring suits, in coat, vest and pants style. . $ 57. 30, ?io, $i2, .$ 13. 50, S J5, $16.50 and Si 7.50 is our scale of prices on the coat and pants suits. !And remember that our Guarantee of .Style and Service goes with every sale we make.- We shall ho noA &,m you the new things any day for our garments invite ad- xiiiiatiuii. I Berw ansrer. ONE-PRICE: CLOTHIER wnen call the case at Lumberton.