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Si J Stat. Library Jbrarjr,. , : J J I A . h 'r ntr r -J- r No.' 19 NEW BERN, CRAVEN;COUNTY. N. C. FHIDAY.UNE. 4 1909 - SECOND SECTION, 32nd. YEAR S H H HV ! K ill : :n mm - 9 rams IMEKESTDG GRADUATING EXEB fISES OF SEW BEKX GR1DID . SCHOOL, HELD IX GRIFFUf, ' v'; hall1 f -' t ;A..:.:v:,---Vj- : . lLrrr.:i .. Is;. Te' Essays . RuMetls f latere-t'BS Character. - JRedale auti Trtea Amrl:iU, Thes Kaklnit Ue KMtMet2a h. ArhaUVaW'ttrirl' t Vh.-trtt. man An, mrf n,1 1 -1 rCr-a "-sitts.es Easlra io, . tr. .smC.ak. lo, flld,r ,fsrcre Xlucs'jo 1. ih. Local ..1 Da firarlll&rlilar irwrtflaJta. vf trin Von. T . fiem Graded HfJinnl wtmra halA In th allw- uil ' - s.eu.Uy.,Th..reir gav. erl.en- -,;... In- many, way. of;fa ncrea.a ..-vTiV' u v , lar,' Th. ork of raising the scholar- Vahipnd . making the .ohool Inters 4 In th. .chool.Io .very parties- , t, v "T; basis At .similar lu.titulon ilte .t..! c!.N. xluctej bv Sapeiiatendent Craven, atut - to him are due the thanks of the en tire community la addition to thl ralelag the achilarshlp he laa linimad , ' and (he student, with larger , ambition f and 4slr. vtor systematic stuiy that i counts for. so 'much la th. .chooling that :the student, may reoelve after leaving the local school. Th exercise, bagan with th. Visual : p'relimlnariea. The orchestra djltg'at . ed the audience with several selec tions sad Ravi C C Jones Offered pray- tr. After th. song, "America", Mis. Beulah Catherine Holton read an essay entitled: v'".:" ' :r-Vu 'a f':; r'.. ;: Vi fDOAR . ; AtLEN POE A PRESENT ESTIMATE " - Th. youiig lady's essay was a fine . presentation' of th. subject,. PoV. was .rratic as sv mankind as h writer but ' i It h'll- only -Jm.ii unty' long years af ter h. wa deadi thatt hisjili "wortn '' v Was appreciated and he had esUblish . ed for htmselt a laatlng same as a writer of th. wlerd. He pexha p wa j J.-f th. itst to writ', in the ktyle of the .popular detecttVe .' story.. Whll hi poetry 'nay be. freely erased blk short atorlea ar.: mpdelisot strengtt, vi?or , and Imagination;, and as th. literary. " public beoomi mor. .cqualnted with ;rr Ws wrltlnga.th.y IU be more willing v' to place -hint among America', great author. : .. -; : ; f ': Mis. Ethel Willett then reaa: a&' t My. on '. . .'.v '- ''"W' ""y, ": V : ABRAHAM LINCOLN AN APPRECiA , TION. . ' ; .Th. character of thi. wonaerfu . 'man Waa admirably portrayed by Mist - Wlilctt, . Sh. showed how Lincoln au talned greatness by his Btmlic!(y , . how the kindness ofhls nature showed - in th. .tern matters of dealing with . men and how in .very act he demon strated that he was th. .on. nian'der signed for this trying position,, lit - baj entered m a second. term when th. troubled conditions required j ist such wis., gentle 'firm hand to guide - the country through th. terrible "af- tannath of war. Th. assassination ct V Lincoln wa. unfortunate .for thi south as for th. north tor as time has passM It has bit a shown that the grea nia;( - r had malic, for none but that he cou atantly labored for th. reunion t thf .atte.. Had be lived the recon- ' slructlon through which the so.ith ased would not have been so hiiinll! r After music by tb. orchestra, Mr Albert Rosenthal Marks read an as- ' , .ay on ' .'' THE GERMAN COMPULSORY . ECHOOl. 8Y3TKM This was an able tuay and had n.ucb 'storlc value la It. Mr. Marks gsve very clear account of the Oaruiati !h,'.j showing bow that nation re . 4rdec!t Jucallod and the diTf loinnmr from the eailifnt vchii of rlvllt.e'l lire in Germany. The Ktinror Chailem .gne was an advocate of eluratiun imO the monastic schools were irott ly blm. Id the course of time cJ'k t: n t , k on dlffereut phasws, some 1 e greater attention wa ptl t ) rf.c learning, at Other lln;e i-y and 1!1 others to t'. liter t i.'l t o h I t' . ! 1. a of eflu A law 01 .r- th ti! 1 t ) r. was 1 f -r ,r. Thlt Uw ntf of tli A 1 !ly !if..r- n r -I 1 1 1 A 1 t i 1 in ' I hi si f; .." and turn out a man or woman .tamped ' i With Individuality.'; r , J Our rule Is not Information but In spiration; not (acis ruies ana tauiei; tut Inltlativa, grasp, growth, , ana power.' Th. essay waa thorough anj discussion of rtb valu. of com tulaory education.. Mr. Mark waa th valedictorian of the class. THE LITERARY ' ADDRESS Prof. Cravth introduced Prof. Mluw of Trinity College who wade a most helpful address. He made an illustra to New Bern, raltktlng to aoma uaior - tunate people be saw on the train and tha roadsldeWng therefrom, ihe taaea. Ha haa youth, health Mrenath. f a rectptlT, and dotlVa nkntf nd ha' ; .Should regard th. prW.leg. of n edu- cation as a precious boon. He dwelt on the higher education aa saoet to be w....,.,. . .T-- cation whn ha-raceiw h. ' ' ..u. . fc . hy only a thf,rd, and relaUve,, th. hM, Mllnt, on no jo th. contract(ng turtles The 8tercnS ltin Bt!i ..", f lif. Ha m - . . -.vkti Ko.jha happy occaaiott- fraught, with o, .hould cultlvat. a tast.lor mualc, po..1"' " 7, " QUUU1U WUnltttD U1 aUMtiU, uvv - h -twJtM, ' ' . ' Mf 'ccPt that Plymouth Rock, stand. mwv " .. , y . . -- WV5Uo? tt J? 7ut ,. ..... -, V ilns. of Copley Bquar.. Cotton Ma- w"' , ..Jfrock coat. ThM.wer no attendants BHotiThe brlda waa- glen away by her la- otHarvard. We ahould discriminate between the Idle rich and the working rich; between sentimentalises; . and sentiment between revolution ' and evolution, jl Tb. "address wis. f m$r terplec. of high, thought and' contained a great deal of Idea, for reflection ar.J adoption. .. :-yi-"i-': . PRE8E.NTATIDN OF DIPLOMAS . Mr. Thomas A. Green, president or the Board of Trustees in presenting the diploma, .pake rapturously of.tha advance of our school and the splendV. effort, of Superintendent Craven to raise the standard, and he said that when it became advisable to add to the Curriculum th8 industrial domes tic 'and economic branches U wouU fiends and relative; at home and a-! favor H with all. hi. .power, k-W.lT: In favor of a . thorough and emoiaai education and kn.w that It was pv' slbU to bbtainv.uofi ::U th. N.w Uttt graded school. - .' Mr. A. D. Ward presented the medals for the highest acnoiarsnipr two Oi theae medals are given by Mrs.'J. A. Meadow and one by Mr. T. A-'Orees. They were presented to Miss Qertruda Carre way tor first . year latin; John Haywood Jones, high school literature and Mis. Mary Ussell, tenth grade ma thematics. Additional prises for ex cellence In literary productions were swarded to Edward Berry. Beulal Holton and Boon Drove.. Following are the studenU of Honorable mention during the year. "4 ' . Three Highest in Eac hGrade. 10th grade;Albert Marks 80 .1-1. Mary Cnell 00 1-16, Beulah Holton 87 1-2.- ': .' ' . 9th Mary Louis. Jones, Ruth Cham berlain, Lillian Hill. : - 7th - Gertrude Carraway, John Bu- ter Jones, George Slover, 7th B John McDanlel Ruth Wataon- Llsile Rogers. . . 6th A Blanch. Gasilll; Idr Gor- ner, Katherme L.ncaa. ; 6th B. Dorothy Rea, Vda Fulohtr MatU. Swlnson. . S A Lacy Meredith, Lula Dlsosway, Leroy WUlls. . ' 5 B. Katherdn. Patterson, Jannese Harper. Robert Thornton. 4 A Thoma. Lee Taylor,' Adolpc Hahn, Duffy Hughe. Row. i B Levi Roblwon, Emma K.eao, Kenneth Rea. - ' S A Ida Arthur, May Scales, Tom Moore. - ' . -. 8 C Ouy Odum, Henry Brlnson, Roy Kellum. ' , .1 A. Catherine Boyd, Elisabeth Har hel, Elisabeth Ashford. 2 B. -.-Annie Passman, Ernestine Bell Thelma Wliliama. Adv. 1st Racbaei epencer, airri Thornton. Henry Bryan Duffy. Flrst-Uroy Arthuf, May Lewis, Jw Luc... ' , '.' . SCHOLARSniPS: , f.j.olar.hip In A. A Mi College; At- tipit R. ?'..iks. S; VaibMu In A. A M. College; Oeo. In Vn'.verBlty of N. C.,; '-,--1. j hi Ti!;.uy c -f' 3, Mary I'Mfcll. ' BihoUiiiMp lu I Chsilotle. r.thel V, '::!, t ATTENDANCE 1.. 10th grade Beulah 11 a 2 yai , '.-in F.ianlght, 1 1-2 years; 1 J.ty in 4 y.xrs. ! ', t- ! Mary Louts Jones v : i Wallace I Tuirifr 3 1-2, MaJorls Rea " t V : rsy. 4 yer: Tmn-sTEm e Wedding of Popular 8outhport Couple Celebrated at. High Koo Yesterday : Qalet Home Affair. Bridal Toar Jforth. v ' '.U Wllmineton Star '2: ; " ! v. t-. , - J T- . )' -:.: 1 '. , "A marriage of much interest to many friends in Wilmington,: Southport and ersewher waa solemnized at the home ' of the brides father, B. B. Stevens, Ti " " . pllshed daughter, MUs Jessie Marga- a- A u. .. - . r . ; . .. i r loathe pUrt-.bari "f f te. Chr.stUn .church of thl cHy .toP".ir ceremony. " WM n,et home afta,r. beaut1' , . L . i.,Ki. l.nn4nn om. waa arUtlcally decortfted tor iMiinh. lnt.iBt -rA -tlift' tmitnc nniintA - Li .'.-' t, . t ' v - , .J . ItttA Anln .pkatriB hblnv wKfta artd vaT - - . - . . . . brid. wa.;b.c!omto6i;, attired A aa ,n a messaltne go-wh ahd rwbr. a bridal vel! d i bouquet of bride's rose8. i and carried ; -,'' -'4 -v? : one. The members of the force have . The bridal. ;pirt.ipd. guests were; Bhown that are sot.a,lot-of entertained atf delightful luncheon cane4-ct.ntlfid.-men but, a force' adt immediately . after, the, ceremony t uay at workn-the premises of the which cblckn ialad, sandwlohes, cof-lpe ,e .ncefh6y go everyVKertf in t... ice cream, and cak. were .emOth state. ' frh&ifecelpts' from4kja:ai ifva -'rAv.trkM att BnufhnnrM - " . . ' , "a rM-. r or ier.unze.r tags total ai0B;t cotton on the i oclock . boat,, arriving here Beed ffleai aga( $n,309;:te'tags, ?V in the afternoon.' .They took the 7 o1- 88u grand totaI ,;$i06;343. The'; re clock north , bound train for Detroit, C6llU of fertlUzer tags were mi, less Mich., Niagara reus ana ew ior, on their bridal tour, v Thty will return to Southport in about three weeks and will'restila tber. :. '.: '' ': -Th. beautltuL array of bridal prea enta attest th. popularity of th. happy couple; GiftrWer.(.f received from uiuua w" :'" x Wilmington were: sir. and "-. " - w . TIT 1 . McCaW. Mr. anavwr..; J. - Mwcr, Rev. J. A: Erwln. and Mr. Erwln, Mr, Richard Markham, Messrs. J. Mercer v ttton'0oB- The NaUonal Farmers In Taylor, brotfctr of the groom, D, W. . t , NoVember m Teachout; Maior and Mr.. D. R. John- son, Mrs. Jackson Johnson, Mft. J. L. Thorp, and .Mr. E, layior, oi win- nabow, BruBSWJcK: county;. Mrs. jonn- C.j Mr. an4 Mri--C.5.L. 8ttrr.ni. oi New Bern ; Mr. A. E. Steven, of Black Mountain, N. C. . 1 ; Some Bog; Gone Facta. :'. No person passing along the streets can fall to .notice the large number of dogs to b. .tea anywhere and ev erywhere. It you have tailed to do this, stop at. toy place tor ten min utes and yo will be convinced of the fact of the foHowlni figures: The writer ; recently .at for a llttlo less than three hoars looking dlagoa- ally m-aott iMr.et and durtns that time 31 dog. passed by preeum Ing that the numhar tk regular during the 24 hour, .of the day then 24S ca nine, loiter .on ever? cross street dur ing the 24 hour-day; A. th. dogg are nearly all local M aa there are 152 such cross atr.ot! in Bern, the canine population of-. New' Bern run. up to the remarbabl. figure of 82,736 (248 a 1J2), Estimating that H cosi the low figure of csnts per month or 11-20 per Jsar o. maintain one of th. curs and twke. that for bloodsd iDac1meB .nA giving them credit fo being equally la numbers brings aver age cost of, 17. 80 per year each, then th. cltlten, of New . Bern do spen.i yearly on dog the small sum of f 924.80 sod the end 1. not yet In sight Although the, .above, amount I. more than Is at , present required to rnt the entlr. ,Jty j government of New :Ber- clty Fir. Department , . . ' tten Caroll.. Baseball Bcecial to JourutU. ' . I At Fayetttvllle Fayettevllle 4, Wil mington 2. -t ',. At Ralelgb-Ral.lgh 8. . wn.-wnia 1: Rockv Mouut 0 ' ! . ' ' " " j Tlir riDDLELii , COSE TO TOWX - Old V c Dub Tailor Aninng iaem it .. .. . ' u..,. , - 4w. itr.- ... m... iri.. cut i; ' t v i.A . ,1 to i itial. ; J ' 1- -Fifty old-tlmj Tennessee and ffO:l V' ..-1 within the pa; euarJ lnter!itat( ,i 1).. smiitoli'im 1, 1 I.' !, I 1 iVu,r l. iy ;f tliis weok. $ I .iv r n 1 oil . ! f .1 '.V..- ,. v I "1'" PARSERS' H1S7ITUTE A PRACTICAL 1L , BAXGER OF BOLL WEEVIL )jEBG L31P0RTED I3T BALES' OF COT TON. STEPS TO BE TAKES ' . TO STOP IT.' ; 'A cnnn i iw m nr mlriinrn I I I I uui III nr u v ir Kuril '"-" ? - . Great .re..Uy for. New.A'ultur. . 1 al Building.'5 TheCommlsstu Want. "Uttue a PUDUC wo iaaiu,M t , he had thus Insulted and to' the en $2,000 to Make an Exhibit it the tire community, aaying he had dlsgrac- Corn Exposition in Omaha. lFertll-'ed f ... 1 Ixer InspeVllon Demonstratetrdioods Are Up.to Requirements. Interest la Dairy Tests. - ' apeolal correwondence. XRalelah'Jimi.'s-Th-BtBon';; . .. - i aaivuituiu uit i . . 1 missioner made a very interesting ana - -r .wivwua the Farmers Institutes and thespraotl- Cat Wbrk Of th Seoartmant slair h whola Btat9 ha9 been made actwainted w . rt AL i. doing to .advance AgrtcultnraV rAet: eat. anil thfl Befllin(,B!, nf ihn ,B1Mrf. ent Ja no , a quation t,y any tkn last year, but a number of ex change tags amounts to , nearly , as much so the sale of fertilizers seems to be about the same as last year. In February the Southern Railway at the request of M. V. RIcharda furn ished1 a demonstration train which waa rated between ureenaooro vac good attendance anc Interested all I Commissioner Graham says that the ida - gM. 0f importation of ibb1f-wee. ., .tf ... n Bhoid have prompt j,, and hea9kg if 4 would not be weU for the- board t0 meet at tnaI . . . wlth Farmeri ln differ- nt gtaUa ,n the Vnion failed to Brant authority for a loan to build a new structure for the de partment for which there la such great need. Three committees , ap proved this but the delay wan so late that It failed to materallze. Soma were afraid of a bond Jesue ; others Ignorant of the necessity of a building and of the work of the department anf neg lect to examine the manner inflaenced many, xno ouuaing no. peen conaaia- ned by. architects and legislative com. mlttee. and there is a great danger of fire. If the state expects to have a museum and Hell of History to t aided by ' gifts It should provide a gainst fire, and beside, this there are other very valuable materials. The department was to pay for the ballding and It would not coat the state a cent and so bv refusal to grant'tha state the privilege of erecting If notja dol lar waa saved." , .'-. The commissioner recommends thai the Board beTfifde the crop teal com mission: that the food law be so amended as to correspond to the law; of adjoining states; that the pure food Isw be amended so as to prohibit the bleaching of flour; that sellers of con dlnental stock and poultry food and medicine pay an annual license ot $26; that there be committed ito the department the execution of a law fixing the legal weights of package ot meals and flour. Flour welgb. 196 98, 48, 24 and 12 pounds: and of meal 96 48, 24 and 12 pounds; thathole sale dealers of vegetables and agrt ..iMinU rnit rinv 125 license; that the Immigration law be repealed as nothing tnor. than answering letters I 3. j Is how done; a few persons iu dwi Goldsboro' land heve not yet arrived. I The National Corn Exposition will be held in Omsha In December and I $2,000 1. B'Ved for an exhibit. Of the debt' on the agricultural butldlog at the A. & M. College $10,000 has ben ' 1p. vim I '0 000 still due. . - . ..-tni-- i..o,...il,n .hntfi ih tne khiui . I,,. .,ral!v represented Th.r. h im holm iHn!tlTaijij coiiiiauii - ss (o the amount of hulls In cotton eeed meal. Thre have been many violations of rfKul'itloi as to cotton seed tnenl and feed stuffs and ortend- org ronulred t- pay 'w(!, Th tod f.irnn huva mule Rrelt ad- vm-t The f.'idiut "f i'r C"" Inn bPn p!;il.vill mniiic u d pn.lltal.ly at lti 5 F,l .;m -oiiili r.iiii' i 11 K lixs 1' MS t m ; Toana; Man Who Hade a Sensation ;n x van "s Raleigh Last Week iXakes Pablic ology and Promises t. Beforaa. Special to Journal :;V: v Raleig-h,' June 2. Charles D. Wildee Secretary Young ? Men'. Republican Club and candidate of that party tor , the state senate last year and for por 1 lice justice last month, wa before Police Justice Stronach today on war. rants; charging him with forcible tre ttZTVTT'.rr?' conouci uu omer inings, De naving entered .two. dwellings, near hi. homa while Hrunk, threatened to shoot ladle, a: each place. He pleaded guilty and 'mi n,,kii. i' himself and hia neighbors; that he Iwas drunk and had not realized the grip liquor (had on ' him until this (occurrence. : He' said he would go im mediately to the Keely Cur. and try to live .dowii this disgrace. He was fined $75 and costs. ; : Great Summer Reunion. On Wednesday, June 30, the Joseph Monttord Lodge of Perfection No 3 Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite oi Free Masons will hold a Grand mid summer reunion at the Masonic Tem ple- In Enfield, which -has the second largest floor space in the state. All the bodies of the rite in the state will be represented by their officers and many members. . , Hon. Walter S. HJdele, 33 degree deputy foj North Carolina and the offlceTr of Carolina Consistory No.. 1 of Charlotte will be present, and as sist In conferring the degrees. The combined Scottish Rite choir, of Char lotte and Enfield, Prof. Kessler con ductor will render the beautiful con sistory music Work will begin prompt at 2 v. m.. banquet at 7 p. m.. when work will be resumed, ' All thedegrees from, the fourth, to and including the 32 degree, will be conferred or commu nicated. All master Masons in good standing are eligible tor these degrees and are cordially Invited to avail them selves of this opportunity ot becoming 32 degree Masons. Enfield Is a thriv ing town on the main Una of the A. C Lr R. R., 20 mile, north,:' of Rocky Mount. Train arlves at Enfield at 9.80 a. m., from the south.. ; Th Stewart Sanitorlom . I The following report Of the Stewart Sanltorlum 1. evidenced that th. peo pie have confidence' In th tnstltutlot and that the medical and nursing staff there la .ffloient. There ' wer. nc deaths last month. More than two months have elapsed without a mor tality 1. a record that any Ilk. Insti tution might feel proud of. Their ' method. appeal to al; and while no on. would hav. a deslr to be sick yet on. will find every re quired -remedy for a rapid recovery and be will find that If he has to b sick he Is fortunate to be at th. Stew art Sanltorlum, ,:. M02TTH..OF MAY . Surgical eases.. . . .. , , Medical cases..;- .. . - . . 1 Total. .T,'. .. ..."). . Remaining ln th. hospital June 1 If .Children's Day Chlldren'a Day exercise. ' at. KK' Swamp will b. th. fourth Sunday h June, being the 27th, beginning at o'clock Sunday afternoon., Bverybodj cordially invited to attend, and re quested to carry a pocket full ot mo ney. ;. 4. ': , VAN IPOCK, Secretary Kitt Swamp Sunday School Public Road Impwemeat Meeting '.'Are you a cltlaen ot North Carolina - Are you a tax payer to th. amount 0 one dollar or one thousand dollars Are you In any way interesUd In th development of, your section T . If ao com. to'th. court bous. at New Bern on Monday, "June 7, at .leven o'clock a. nu, and hear Dr. Joseph Hyde Pi at' SUt. Geologist of Chapel Hill. N. C who will lectur. end glv. st.reoscopl. views of public road Improvement This meeting will b. Interesting tc everyote. Cltltens from the adjolnlm counUes of Jones, Onslow, Lenoir Greene, Pttt, Beaufort, Pamlico., anc Carteret are especially tnvlted to av , tU)i mating, lt Is earnestly re n,,a.ii thiiL vou attend It is wortb ' , . . ., a m ti timmr lit comma .. ,. ,,robablv .one of th. best tlfillttiA n,n In Noriti Lironna UU IU iu,jr( , whlh now mostly interest Carolina. Come, everybody Norlh com. Craven county will give you a most cordial welcome. with the U. 8. work b been conduc- ...j in Pitt. Rol-eson and taweil coua- tl'- No branch or wora is more hu- !1 5 i.iji t.iiit or apprt n'tnt.!l t",n tne irm- "'iPOSTOFFIGE BIJ3I- Beard of Agrienltnr. Hear. Addresses .tattle Quarantine and Dairy Work. Special to JournaL j. ' Raleigh, June 8. The board ot agrl cujture , appoint, tb. following from tm) eastern, section; inspector, of 1111- mlbatlng oils: George G. Stoddard of Washington; John D. Battle, of Tar boro; G B. Robinson, ot Beaufort The board adopted regulation, aa to 'Illu minating oils so as to execute the new law. Tag. will be required. State oil expert, William '. A. Syme Hlustrated to the board the fire and flash tesU..i; ; '.:': Addree were mad. to. the board by United States expert, Owen, on cattle quarantine work and by United States expert, Conover on dairy work being done'-in co-operation with the State Agricultural department ; The Road Meeting.' Next Monday, June 7, the meeting lni the Interest of good roads will be held at the court house. It is ex pected that people from all over the section who are Interested ln this mat ter will be present and reduced rail road fares have been granted by The Norfolk and Southern road. Special effort has been made to get experts On making good roads here and their ad vice will be good. There should be ago6;d representation of our , farmer constituency not only of Craven bu. of "all the adjoining counties. The Alarm Failed to Ring and you ovettlept yourself. This would not hay. been the case if you had one 0. out alarm clocks. Price fl, and full guaranteed. This is not one of the 65a; clocks, that possibly you get one out of a hundred to keep time, but is the' best alarm clock ln the world. J. O. Baxter, The Reliable Jeweler. Eastern Carolina Baseball Special to Journal. At Goldsboro Goldsboro 1; Raleigh 0; gam. called in eighth Inning on ac coufet of rain. ' At Rocky Mount Rocky Mount 2; Fayettevllle .7..:.v V At Wilmington, WllmlngtonO, Wtt son '8. ' Gouldlng Rose The marriage of Mr. John Gouldlng and Mra. Ella E. Rose took place at the home of the bride, 172 Broad street a 8 o'cldck Wednesday. June 2. Rev IMr. Greavifo pastor of th. First Bap Itlst church, officiated. J. 8. MANNING APPOINTED Vaa Wbe Ably Conduct Goreraot KltchlsrY Campaign Rewarded W1U, Atsoclate Judgeship. Special to JournaL Raleigh June 8. Governor Kttchli appoints James Smith Manning, ot Durham, asodste- Justice of the Su preme Court, succeeding Henry 0 Connor, now Federal Judge of thlt district Manning 1. fifty year, old a ngtiv. of Chatham county, a son ol the late Congressman John Manning is a graduate of th. SUte University was5 nominated for th. Superior court thirteen year, ago and haa served lr both branches ot the Legislature, re- slgwtng today as Stat. Senator to ac cept th. po.ltlon. rare Seec Law la Fore. Special to Journal: . Raleigh, June 8. The State Boarf it Agriculture devoted thi. afternoor. to th adoption of regulatlona, carry IrtgW th. new pur. sesd law, enact ed if th. laat legislature. ShU laid AcqualaUnee he Fergot' ,Th. Journal Ja received th. folio tng (kind remembrance from an ol" reader, Mr. Z. C. Smith, who w. thlnV use4 to live In Onslow county, . 01 Whit. Oak river, but who now reside; '.n tiklahoma. 1 , ' - - Ingeraoll, Okla. New Bern Journal: ' Som. twenty odd year, ago the dcu: aid Journal waa to me, a treat papei and of course my old horn, stute wil' teem dear to me for always, but tbes; brosd, prairies Of th. west charms and always beckons me, to torwur. march. The: golden harvest 0: tii country la how near at hand; crop are -beautiful; all grain and hay, m cotton. In many Instances ben, yOi csn see full sections of land In India j. Th. seasons hav so far been fine and the cropa are so srecr tw thv almost look black. On 1 -..-- .hint luni harvesting will commence .bout Jun. 10th. Timber ot any atna is .-arc herC and lu some portions there t no timber at all, coal and oil ar used tor fuel, coal cost from to 8 dollars per ton. I would b. glad that you snl nie ? sample copy of your pmr, ss I wfnt to subscilt.. for It, that I may real of my old home and frit-rUs. Z. C. SMITH, Iff-rsall, OV,lv i THE ESTABLISHING OF BUBAL " - ROUTES HATE DISCONTISUfD - -SMALL OFFICES BUT W- C CREASED GENERAL I. V f 0. BUSINESS , E MILL KEFPS E:: Goo4 Progress Being Mad. fa CIeK Ingtbe City. Streets.' Patting- aw- Sewer In Hospital for th. Iasane Anniversary of Jefferson Pari Birth Observed. Making Frclar v- Hons for Great Teachers Meeting at 'Cary. Special Correspondence Raleigh, June 3. Postmaster Brlggs talked ln a very interesting way to day about the business don. by y this .J " office which is the central one for rth. " tate. All the office, ln the Mate, now send their funds here.'. A year ago ! there were 107 presidential offices ao since that time six have been added. In 1898 there were 2,943 other office. - ' and In the ten year, ending last July , there had been a reduction of almost a thousand, the number then bein 1,992. It now .tends t about5 that " -figure since there ha. been no parti- ' cular increase or decrease in the p um- ber of offices which were discontinued. These discontinuances hav. been' of course on account of the establishment . of rural free delivery route, of whtoo. - there are now in th. .tat. 1,272? Un- . der a new law 348 postoffices send here their surplus money order. . Th. government la extending very rapidly the money order ' business and -now -many offices can apply to be mad a money order office. In thi. way 44 such offices were added during M 4 and these will all remit her. 14. thi. feature. ' All this pubs a vaat amount ot business upon the ' Raleigh , office ( a. may. well be imagined. . The'local post office 'receipt." during Maywere $8,42,9; an Increase over the -.am. month last year of ..$648. . '- The deputy clerk of th. Superior . court her. say. that h. could see n ' particular falling off inv th. divorce ' business. There are uvea term.-. court in this county and at ch tim ' now the average la about eases. VU . !s pretty easy to get a divorce in. mo.r it those who apply ar. negroes Peo ple who want to get divorce, flnt'out what sort of evidence Is requlred-to- der the law and then Set so tat (allow to come forward and .wear to anyv -thing and everything." Thla la th... itory; f a great many of th. cm! . - w '. The city cleaning 1. going on' very systematically and sin:. Mon jay' s, -?reat deal ha. been don Th. treet -.leaning department, th. pollen- Um mayor, the superintendent of th.. dty publlo .chools snd otn.r perso ar. , co-operating and th. children and act few grown people ar. lending a baa.il to th. work of Inspection while house holder, ar. kept bu.y seeing that Ab premise, ar. cleaned. Thre. JJrdaV hav. been finished. ' . -. ;v At the Central Hoapltal for th, la- ane, contractor, ar. putting dowtf a ' ut a mile ot water malna.aad .'.. great deal of .ewer pipe.. Tht.how t; pltal uses city water. Th Bw main. ", will connect 11 new building. ta ol ' which ar. nearly completed. State Auditor Dixon today wok. ar - Roxboro addressing th. tnioera. - veterans thi. being Jefferson DavtV birthday. Exercises wer. held at uir - Soldiers Home here thi. morning, ta commemoration ot th. day. all btot under the direction of Johnston P.tU. v grew. Chapter U. D. C. Through labor 'to rest, through com bat to victory, Thomas a" Kempla. Braditreet's Tr.d. Report. . Special Corerspondence. Richmond, June 8. Bradstreets Sat urday will say for Richmond and vici nity. Trade conditions generally remain unchanged and Irregularity is auted, and some lines feeing fairly active, while others are quiet. Machiuery s.-.J railroad stipplle show .orr.e Manufacturer of snd o"s'' , 5 ' cultural Iniplementa retmit ' well up to expectations, trrt -r ' continue a tlv for t!i al.a - 5 i eon. Dry goods continue Q i' t. la ther Is qutet and tin.i.prs 1 -t V wing largely to the b';;h 1' -' ' Lumber U mure -active- t !i early si. ring in"i.i1.t. 1 ' ' uca bii k. 0 inalt") S: ed. I:..Ur f.. ' !-t 1 1 - 1 . ::.ival f 1 1 !. t ' I 1 Mi ti. I t 1 t ri tl ..tie In 1 In!. ! t In ! !i i'" ' '1 f 1. El h r if T ' l ( f C" ,!l ' r !":' s dur'i 1 on a Ln i : ' f a-,. 1 thee '.'.1 be COL- I LLuu ever be- I'll' I :-. 't') ft I '1
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