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The Washington times., 1902-10-10

AS coxswain on the U. S. S. varuna
William Mcknight. of S77 Washington
Market. took part in the forcing of the
entrance to the Mississippi. History
tells of the casualties Farragut's force
suffered. The GOODNESS under fire, the
heroism in the bloody battle of the
great river and daring fidelity to duty
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-03
EDITORIAL

cia en- este pafs, deSconoce ell modo como estf
/ constitution esta sociedad 8 es un calum
| niadUr gratufto, que ha querfdo herirnos en-
10 mas nondo en- Ell honor de las madres,
/ de las esposss de las hiias de los puerto
rriaueffos que forman Ia Socfedad distingu1-
da del pals.
En- otra epoca Mr. Hunt respondents
personalmente de la alevosa injuria pues
nunca Ell puertorriquef1o dej6 pasar sin cas-
tioo semeiantes atentados al honor de las
familias; hoy . I. solo podemos herirle con
ell desprecio mas profundo.
Pero 81 es la ignorancia, ell POGO estu-
dio que ha hecho de nosotros, 10 que ha lle-
yado q Mr.. Hunt lamar tan calumniosa
aseveraci6n, sepa Ell gobernador de Puerto
Rico, Que ell case del juez Ramos es una de
las rGrGs eScepciOneS que presenJa esba socle'
dad. Tienda Mr.. Hunt Ia mirada su al
rededor; examine las familiaS de todoS los
puertorriqueflos que Ocupsn cargos puDi1-
eos; de todos los puertorriquenos que ngu-
ran en- la sociedad distingutda del pals; de
todos los puertorriquefos que sobresalen al.
90 del nivel social; gy cuantos cases encon-
trarA semeianteS al del iuez Ramosy Seran
tan pocoS, que cast no valga Ia pena menclo'
narlos, AZ una sociedad tan honorable,
tan moral, tan legalmente constitu1da, Sc
atreve Mr.. Hunt lamar una injur1a tan
grave tan iniustaP Pues sepa Mr. HUNT,
que eE la clase alta de nUestro pals, de este
pals que Ell sus compatriotas juzgan tan
atrasado tan ignorante lie los deberes So
eiales, hay mucha mas moraltdad que en- La
clase alta de su pals, donde una prostltuta
por ell hecho de casarse con IN millionaire, Sc
le abren las puertas de los salones Sc
codea con 10 mas distinguid0 de la sociedad.
Y ese caso no sc ha dado nuncR nj sc dara
iamas en- Puerto Rico. no queremos
traer otros argumentos de peso, porque pa
ra defender el honor de La sociedad puerto
rriauena, no tenemOs necesidAd de herir Ell
honor de la sociedad americana 10 cusl Sc
RIA en- posotros tan poco noble, como 10 ha
sido ell proceder de Mr.. Hunt.
ST este se6or fuese uno de tantos
ayentureros como han venido este pals,
que al no yer satIsfechaS sus ambic1ones
de lucro exploitation Sc han marchado
echando pestes de nosotroS, no nos moiesta-
rfamos en- refutarle. Pero Sc trata del 60
bernador de la isIs y de frases consignadas
en- un informe ofcial dtriiido al Presldente
de la Rep6blics, la Indignation no puede
menos de reboZar en- todus los corazoneS; en-
todos los puertorriquefIos que sepan apreciar
su honor Ell de sus fam1l1as.
Mr. Hunt esta, pues, en- Ell deber de rec
tI6car en- el act0, del modo solemne Oh.
cial en- que ha lanzado el agravio.
Y ST asf no 10 hace, Mr. Hunt debe re-
nunciar Ell puesto que ocupa y marcharse
embellishments.
Esta demas en- este pats.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-03
Sta. Dolores Cajas

Frae penoss enfsrmedad faIleci6 anochs
en- CaguAs Ia dtstin guilds sefiorita Dolores Ca
las y Gals, hiia del reapstabie cahalisro don
Joa6 A5elAroo CRias, antique nosario en- estA
c1udAd.
La sen rita Caias erA IN modelo de Vifsn'
des ' sentimientos cAritasivosi pertenecfa 10
CongregAci6n de Hiias de Maria.
Ga musrte ha sido muy ssntlda poF 10 30
ciadAd cagh IA, en- lR que gosAbA de grsndes
simpAtfRs.
Nosotros nos asociamos oil duelo que ex-
perimsn on estos INSTANCES 10 familia de In
aefioritA CajAS, ehvIAndo sn dssconsoiado
padre y hsrmanAs, In sensida expression dc
nuestro p6sams.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-03
ESQ ES
MENTHRA


del gobierno, lie ha de escudar para que le
lancemos la faZ Ell mentis mas solemne.
Muchos agravios han venido recibiendo
los puertorriqueGos desde haee cuatro afiCs,
del elemento americana, especialmente del
elemento Official. va es un corresponsal que
escribe Ia prensa de Estados Unidos que
este es Gun pals de negros harapososS; "a
es un gobernador que en- gu informe nos ME-
ga capacidad para regirncs y administrsr-
nos por 81 mtsmo; va es otro que nos llama
nif1os ignoranteS; va es IN comisionado de
instruction que airma que aquf cast no ha
habido escuelas nj maestros en- tiempos de
Espana; va es otro que injuria la msgts-
taatura diciendo en- an peri0dico neo york;.
no Gque los jueces puertorriquefios Sc venders.1
EN- todos los tonos y en- todas las formas Sc
nos ha iDjuriado gratuitamente, como no 10
hicieron 1smas los espafloles mas alberta
mente enemigos del pals.
Pero a6n no SO habfa atreVido Hinguno
lamar la iniuria 10 que tenemos de mas
respectable y mas santo; q 10 que toGos esta-
mos en- ell deber de defender aun costa de
la vida; al hogar; q la familia puertorrique-
f1a. Y esta triste hazaf1a estaba reservada
q Mr.. William FL. Hunt, gobernador de
Puerto Rico.
Ell pals habra leido CON indignation es.
tas frases consignadas por el en- IN tnfor-
me Official: Gque es sin duda algupa verdad
que antes de venir los americanos Puerto
Rico, era cosa com1n en- IN hombre procrear
familia iegitima.S
Estas frases, dichas 6 la buena de Dios,
sin la causs que las ha motivSdo, no ten
drisn TODD el alcance injurioso que hoy tie-
men; pues no Sc pueoe negar que entire
nuestra clase campesina el concubinato Sc
hs extendido; pero esto ha ooedecido mas
que una costumbre immoral, a Ia estrecheZ
en- que Euelen Vivir nuestros probe tarios, no
siendo todos possible sufragar los gsstos
que ell acto de realizar lnatrinonio acarrea,
que, aunque relativamente eziguo, no
siempre ha estado al alcance de eSoS in
fe1eeS.
Pero no es q esta clase social la que
Mr. Hunt So refere. Esas frases han stdo
escr1tSs en- defensa del iuez Sef1or Ramos,
acusado de haber abandonedo la familia pro-
pis para cODstituir otra ilegftima. Z ell juez
Ramos pertenece la clsse alta de nueStra
sociedad. 81 para Mr. Hunt ell case del sefior
Ramos 90 signifca NADIA porque es cGso CO.
TTisnte aqui, tndudablemsnte que Sc refere
A las classes superiores de La isla.
Pues bien; o Mr Hunt es IN ignorante,
que pesar del tempo que lleVa de reaiden.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-03
COSAS LITERARIAS
@r. Director dc LA DEAocRActA.
hi RpreeiAbls Rmigoi

81 HsrGldo EspohoI, tom6na aolo no se de
que psriodIcu, dice en- sn n1nerc de aver, siE
RectinoAci6n, uae de hodos los escritores puer-
torriqushos ha sido MAESTRO don Manner Fsr-
nAnoeE Juncos.
ssto no 90 sxAeto, porous nj sl doctor
don Rafael del Vale, Ii oil doctor zano GAn-
diA al oil doctor Coli Toste, nj don Ramon
Mario, nj don FfAneisco j. Amy, nj don Sal
vAdor BrAu, nj oon Luis RodrigueI Cabrera,
nj don Manuel Mo SAma, nj oil Hodjr Matcs
BsrnieF, nj con Jose a. Daub6n, nj don Ma
riAno Abril, nj don Carlos OAsanova, nj don
Eduardo NeumAn nj otros tAntos fueron
AumnoS del senor Fernsndex Jnncos, y de
cAsi todoa esos ath1res extStsn obEas tmprssas
CON tschA muy anterior In ApArief6n del
6uScopte NNR = C~GvN
Para coneeder Rlguna infiuencia liteParI&
nj director Go dieho psri6dico Robre 10 inven-
sud que comenIo escFibiK hAca veinte n ~,
no 90 necesArio hAceE despiRntes, tAn1o mas
Kdtsulos euAnto que lA eAractefisticA prado-
minAnse en- las prodnceiones del periodiatA
RstnriAno, la que le dio nombre y popuIAridad,
fo6 In ga srtco fes.tvG no hay nm SOTO stsm-
glAr sn1rs los IlseraioS Juveniles De Pusrto
Bleo que demueBire con su Piuma hAber re-
ei6ido lseeIonsa en- sac gGnsro de tAn superior
maestro.
sirvASol Esfor Director, hacsrIo eonAsAr
AAly niqnisrA como demostrAci6n de que 0atnQuS
Eodo pEede hGce 90 en- Puerto Rico inplf enss1te,
no Iodo osDa oolAras decir sin probsstA.
mAnds q Bu Afno.
Bien T. veol
San Juan, Julio de 1909.
PoF nusstrA pArts solo dos pAIabras dire
tnoS modo de cotnsntArio Q la spfstola que
pEsceds.
ConEidefAmos Al Bsfor EsrnGndss Juneos
Como una AusoHidAd liGsrariR en- cate pafs, co.
mo loa son tAmbi6n, 6 nnestro iuicio, los EefYo-
res BrAu z5no GAndfA. Per0 el aeNor Fer.
nAndes joncos NO IA tornado sseuelG en- Puer.
70 kleoI Fusa en- sl genero sottrfco festspo cue
m AGO tA notR mas carActeristlcR ue an uerao-
nAhoso iiteraRiAi no cuentA con IN solo disci-
pulo lmitAdor. Rodriguex Cabrera, one a
hog el dnico que con fslls exito cuitivA aonf
eAe generol procede do una cepA gnds cEGstco /.
es IN VGrdAdero diacipnlo de CsKvAntss La
Erai superior 81 senior Jancon sn el mansio dal
vocAblo Ell retruecAno, que cultIvA coz eI re-
naAoo ingsnio que en- EspAnA 10 hAcen Felipe
FersIi NleAi AzAs Perax ZanRA. Clarso o5a
ei hsAJr FsrnAndsx Jnneos e1srci6 aouf. nor
Ai@nn hsmpo, cAai sxelusivAments, n q f.ic,r
P4eT0T1GI con In eompstenciM Que todos reoo
nocemoa 90 pero sn cEincA fu6 aleupra a. VI
psneYolai eaanvo IAN nubordinAaR a Ia ornis
nG ~ eoH'PunerIsTto, que Of ago nos an.
StnARRt tGe que t0dO debin opIoucfrse rnmlo
hueAo msolAno, siemprs que salisrn al
letr@ 40 nm amigo.
Aail puss, sln n0gAF MI nenor Eayrkna.,
Juncos al aAlento y enAiidMdea da notahia =.
eEitor Cue poaest que aiempro hsmos racoro.
eido sn o. opinAmos, como 81 dImsinRuido a.
erftor que 80 ocniSa trAs ei pseudonimo a.
BIen r. Vgo, que 40 ss tfanio de nAnsrao
como Ek HeTutd0 hR debloo dssignAr,s 49,
eonvochr, presidtr y IieVAr In bAanSg an IL
progseA@nA aAsociacion dN Eacritoresn sino :
Maulo Dc nRo 0a nuestr0S SnAs Antiques lits-
RAlos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-03
Ell c6'era en- Manila

ProgresA de nm modo pAvoroso In epIdsmia
del c6iorA.
I'm los dissFitos habitados por los chinos
los hIipipos pobres, el e6lera hace sstragos ho-
rrorosOs sisndo necesario que las Rut0ri0Rdes
tFAten de Aislar per todos I0a medios sAnitArics
de que Allf SO dIspone. esta parte invRdida de
Ia poblAei6n.
DlaEiaments ocurren - f1Ilecimieato..
Hay gran dsfeiencia 90 personal aAnitRrio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-03
El senor Preston

Aver &nvimos el gnsto de salndaFI de paso
pars Ponca, nuestro huen amigo don Felix
w. Preston, que venfA de San Juan.
I'll senior Preston es agente de Varias com.
% afAs de sssguros de vida de incendi0s via
ia por les exigenciAs de 81 nsgocio.
lie FeiterRmos desde eRtRs l1nsRH, el tssti-
monio de nnestra consideration.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-03

Eoa conata que pronto empe2@fan aus ops-
raciones In com % hfA sn6nimA aUnf6n Agrfco
lap cuyG contrAto de sociedAd y esaAausos por
los cuslaa conainuarx rig 6ndoae han sido ins
criaos en- al Registro de Asoctaciones cargo
del sscrsaarto as Puerto Rec. Fslieitamos nj
q tfi1r don Lucaa Aradeo damos In snhora-
hnsna q nuestgo amigo sl Lcdo. L!orena Tcrrea
nor "a valfcsa direcei6n en- este asunso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-03
Los c0rreos de
San Juan d Ponce
7 DE PONCE A SAN JUAN
Horas de negada 4 Oaguas
H@ras de saRkda

Los eorrsos da Sac Juan Ponce de Pom
es San Juan segun sl nuev0 servfcio llegsn
salem de Csguas n las horas que siguen
LLEaADAS
De San Juan, d m. 1910 p. "a.
De Ponce, go o. m. y 9 so p. N.
SALIDAS
Para San Juan, q so a. m. p N.
Para Ponce, 9 10 >. m. y 10 80 p. m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-03

eLA B0RINoUEND-Ds Targa q CO Nc
olvidar one esaa casa % In qua mAs baratc
vanda dua eonaaantemansa lntsoduea nuevAa
msreaneiha artfonlos CO alta n0vsdad. Wis.
n hAss f4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-03

Los candidates propuestos por 10 dialdel
don Rodolfo Santonf v don Isidoro Uriart,
El 10 dsbe conocer fondo la ley. ,6s
enbudo, por pr&ctica reciente en- au industri
Iactsa, en- cuanto 81 90, auBque solo conoee !
ley. de In grduedod, lie abonA una buen
condici6n su &ctividad reconocida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-03
PONCE
(NOTICIAs DLRECTAs)

AyeR tafda oenfri6 otfo nusyo erlmsn sn
IA hAsisnda sEstrsIiAsP pFcpisaAd Dc lcs heno'
res sxnFi GnhiE2.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-03
GonorrnoI

preparation me1or de los epec
anferlnedsde de a Was urtnars
Envanana rontud los g5rmsne morboso sin detsoar
Las c6iua orancas aoJan devneve dos So n-
gdad complete evitando ccates estrecheces uretales
aonorrhol Medical M Ca
New York iemb
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31

Totals .......27, 5S7, 534 1854, SAC
THE total estimated decrease of cot
ton acreage in the United States for 1902
is 30-100 per cent, Or 632,9Ss acres less
than last year. and the average planting
of the crop is about five days later.
There has been little necessity for
replanting this season. and any delay in
planting and termination is being rapidly
overcome by seasonable weather.
Stands are generally reported to be
excellent; plants healthy and cultivation
good
The necessity for planting more land
in grain has checked the normal increase
in cotton acreage"
According to the replies, it seems that
the crop is three days later than last
year in Alabama, Arkansas, Missouri and
Louisiana; two days later in Georgia
seven days later in Mississippi. North
Carolina and Virginia; ten days later in
South Carolina; fourteen days late in
Florida In Texas it is three days ear
lier than last year.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31
DRUG STORE BUSI-
NESS FOR SALE.

Fly virtue of authority conferred b.
certain deed of assignment to me from
William Simpson. dated May 21st., 1902,
and registered in tie office of the Regis
ter Of Deeds for Wake county, \. G., IN
Book III, at Page 22S, l will on
SATURDAY.. JUNE IA 1902,
sell at public auction to the highest bid
der fer cash, all the stock of drugs,
chemicals, patent and proprietary med
icines, soaps, perfumery. toilet articles
seeds. cigars, cigarettes, tobacco and other
goods, wares and merchandise contained
in the store in the Pullen Building on
Fayetteville street. in Raleigh, N. .,
heretofore occupied by said Simpson as
drug store.
Also all the show cases, drug bottles.
and other drug furniture and appliances.
store furniture, apparatus and appliances
in said store.
Also all the interest of said Simpson
in the soda water fountain with its APP
nurtenances and appliances in said store.
Also all the other goods, wares a nd
merchandise, property, assets and If
fccts of whatsoever nature Except the
hooks book accounts ard chooses in ac-
tom now in said store.
An Inventory of said property to
be sold can be seen at the law otfic OF
either Ernest Haywood. r. T. and r.. l..
Gray, or j. n. Holding, in Raleigh u. c.
Time Of sale il o'clock a. m. Place of
sale at said drug store, in said E'ullen
Building, Raleigh. n. C.
A. W. MOVE, Assignee.
This May 2S. 1902.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31
A Healthy and Sound Body will
Enable Us to Battle Against
the Wrongs and Injuries
of Our Enemies.
Paine'S Celery
Compound
Banishes Disease, Establishes Health
and Gives Us Physical Strength
to Maintain Our Place in
Lies Conflict.

Many of us find life hard and full of
pain. While we cannot we'll avoid the
sufferings that result from wrongs and
injuries, we can keep ourselves from
the pains and ravages of bodily ailments
and diseases, and maintain that full
measure of health that will enable us to
meet the wrongs that assail us from day
TO day.
If you are run down, fretfui despond-
ent, irritable, sleepless, be assured you
are becoming physically impaired and
weakened If the relaxed and sluggish
action of the eXcretory organs has load
ed the blood and body with poison, pro-
ducing headache, rheumatism, neuralgia,
kidney and liver troubles, then disease
is encircling you in its chains.
Prompt use of Paines Celery Com
pound will save the weakened parts of
great medicine saves weak and enfeebled
nerves from prostration, and removes
every feeling of exhaustion and lespcnd-
ency 1t cures and saves those who are
bound by disease and suffering and gives
them a new lease on life.
EX-Alderman Fred G. Bremen, of
Troy, ~ Y, a popular and esteemed
citizen who thanks Paine's Celery Com
pound for his present rugged good
health, writes for the benefit of weak
nervous, ard dyspeptic sufferers: he
says
For several years ] suffered from
nervous troubles: l could not sleep well;
nerves seemed TO be weak; / had dyspep-
STA. and was all run down. My appetite
began to fail me, and | was discouraged
a friend of mine recommended me to
take Paines Celery Compound I took
two bottles and began to feel better, and
by the time l had taken four bottles 1
was a well man. | have to thank Paines
Celery Compound for my rugged good
health today"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31
SAW MILL PLANT FoP. SALE.

By virtue of authority given in a de-
cree of Wake Superior court at April
term, 1902. in an action wh erein Allen e
Cram Machine Company WIS plaintiff and
A. T. Satterfeld. J. r. Garter. assignee,
and others, We're defendants, we Will sell
on Thursday, the 29th day Of May, 1902,
at 12 o'clock, m, on the premises of
Jchn Brown, near Holly Springs, Wake
county, n c., a saw Tnill plant and fix
lures. consisting of a steam engine and
boiler and fixtures for same, a saw mill
carriage ana frame md circular saw and
extu! IS, also shaftiT 8, boxes, betting and
other apparatus used in running and OPP
Grating said saw mil plant; said saw mill
plant and fixtures being the SAME as that
heretofore operated by A. T. Satterfeid
near HOLLY Springs, \. c.
The terms of sale are cash, but proper
PARTIES can make suitable arrangements
for Iart cash ard balance on time.
This May 5tb, 1902.
H. z. NORRIS,
J. n. HOLDING,
Commissioners.
SIS, 4 q
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31
SOME COTTON FIGURES.

The cotton figures and cotton predic-
tions of Latham, Alexander & Co., are
always received with interest by the
cotton world and are given great weight.
Their latest circular letter is as follows
with the view of obtaining the most
reliable information possible concerning
the cotton acreage of the United States
for 1902, we addressed 1900 letters to
banks, bankers, cotton commission mer-
chants and responsible planters. en-
bracing every cotton growing county in
the South, asking acreage estimates.
Up to this date we have secured 27S6
replies, of average date May, ands the
following tabulation is the result. In
our opinion it is as approximately cor
rect an estimate of the cotton acreage
as could be secured by direct communi-
cation with parties competent to Judge
residing in the Southern States.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31
QUICK WORK BY TIMBERLAKE.
War Against Bawdy Houses at Wilmington
Saloon Rented for Church.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
Wilmington. n. c., May 30-JudSe e.
W. TimberIake cleared the criminal
docket OF New Hanover Superior court
OF fifty-seven, cases in two days, SEN
fenced eight defendants to terms ia the
State penitentiary aggregating l03 years
and hustled eight evil doors out to the
chain gang aggregating eight years.
on account of his failing health, Sec
rotary Geo H. Fitch of the local Y. NJ.
C. A, has resigned his position and will
go to his home at Beuna Vista, Va. 10
temperate. DR.. n. NJ Wet:sel, assist
ant secretary and physical director, ic
acting until Mr. Fitch's successor can
be elected.
This week the question of the eXterml-
nation of alleged hawdy houses was
taoken up again, a former effort having
eliminated in the returning o. mot Il
true bin by the grand jury against a
dozen or more of the keepers OF such
places. The most interesting rumor Row
is that vacant saloon la the centre Of
the tenderloin district has been rented
for a church and services viii he held
there regularly. This being the case
the city officials will have to put stop
TO the sale of liquor il that vicinity and
necessarily there viii be a move-out Of
the residents in the neighborbood. As
nest of the houses are owned by the
occupants the state of affairs will be .
perpleXing one for the property own
ers, to say the least of il
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31
Railroad Representatives Give Bond
tBy the Associated Press.)

Memphis, May 30.-Five representatives
of railroads indicted by the Federal grand
jury here for alleged violation OF the
Interstate Commerce law in pooling
cotton shipped from this point have ac-
knowledged service of the indictment
and have given bond in the sum OF S2,oOo
each for their appearance at the fall
term of the Federal court. They are:
J. T. Harahan, vice-president and general
manager, and T. ]. Hudson, traffic man
ager of the Illinois Central. both of Chi
cago: F. B. Bowes, general freight agent
of the Illinois Central Louisville, Ky;
W. w. Finley, vice-president OF the
Southern Railway, Washington, and B. l.
Winchell, \vice-president and genera
manager of the St. Louis and San Fran
cisco, at st. Louis. The three railroads
named also gave bond to answer at the
same time.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31
~ huoJ W Wv Take no other.
AT GENEkAL CHANTS TOMS.
Judge Jones Of Alabama, Elk Confederate, De
livers the Address.
lBy he Associated Press.


New York, May 20.-Memorial services
were held at Grant tomb today in the
presence of 5000 people Judge Themes
G. Jones, of the United States District
Court OF Alabama, then was introduced
and he delivered the grafton.
Judge Jones said in part:
This nour is one of indescribable
moral grand eur. When but a beardless
youth | frank of the cup of siC at at
AppomattoX and was one of those allowed
10 return to his home not to be disturbed
by the United States authorities so long
as thy observed their parole and the
laws in force where they resided. From
that day to this there never mas been
an hour when l would willingly omit any
opportunity to honor the memory of the
immortal who forbore to add 10 the bur
den of our sorrows then.
THE man who died at Mount McGI -gor
was never envious of the captains who
won battles for him and he sustained
them Loyalty in the field. He did not
take time after the collapse at the little
Virginian village to pass through Rich
mond. the prize for which armies had
so long contended, but hurried direct to
Washington to begin the disarmament OF
the army. He lost no opportunity 10
speak in-terms of admiration Of the Con-
federate soldier and after the power OF
speech was gone he wrote: ] feel that
we are on the new era. and there IS TO
be great harmony between the Federals
and Confederates. l cannot stay to be
a living witness of the correctness of this
prophecy. but / feel it within me that
it IS to be So.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31
A PREPARATION OF THE DAY.

Mr. Roosevelt's attempt TO excuse the
brutality in the Philippines by comparing
il with lynchings in the South was pro-
fanation of Memorial Day. The lynch
ings in the South and in the North are
done by !awless mobs; making wilder
ness in Samar and killing every male
child over ten years old was done by
reason OF an official order. The Presi-
not do anything to prevent the butchery
in the Philippines by any such unfair ar
guments.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31

The Teachers Assembly is the Educa-
tional Clearing House and is the common
ground upon which the college professor
and country school teacher meet for
mutual Interchange of ideas Il has set
Influences in motion that have blessed
North Carolina in many ways. Tne cut
lock is bright for the coming session at
Morehead to be the greatest in the his
tory of the Assembly.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator for
O. S. Adams. this is to notify al per-
sons to whom he is indebted to present
their claims to me on or before the 18th
day of April, 1903, or this Notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery. All per-
sons indebted to his estate will make inn
mediate settlement.
MOSES FORT, Administrator,
Forestville, N. C.
This ApriI IL 1902.