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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
They VIII Represent Scmethins
No, abe in lteif RJme C>uaiy.
FOR RURAL SCHOOL LIBRARIES
irt resting Fats Disclosed by Gree, s.
boro's Scncoi Census-olsieen@
Pasrs 8ot Twns-cnnorSn Over
Iw.tse nno Cann.i Reaa.
Special Dispatch to The Times,

GREENSBORO. ". c.. Nov 27.-The
Ca90sta Lay by pio4IclIsg FL ay
night moves form OF inst; NC I've etltsr
III i,lneut, winch Originated al the COL
lege several years ago Every st1tc4't
VIII tnAe part ana The girl, from an
sectluti III "a Il ask. songs. % stAsiles. OF
olhe3w.se viii epl esent any Inn; @.'o'ao .
In The i.istory. p4oducts, of ioei 80 -
tlieil acciiJn. The proceeds VIII DC s.Hsi
fol The establishment o. retai ilLs al rs
In county schools where none exist he
co0n- j " hicn has ne best eA-.lai'5 d.,
coid.lg 10 ne opalpB OF tie ~ sea. VI
a., al t,5 o; this iGil. HLeiel
ST thlsibss tsst ii that county docs nst
need it
Greensboro has sixteen pairs Of twins
OF st.Iiagl age deSoi uiHE o the schs Oh
census 81 taken ~ Mr. W. C y orh-..i
ptio Fl! eis4r44s the fy!io-slt.s e.so!i 70
the scllooi 4l1hotilies. lt2tas NUMBER q
sciIrlol 80. 3.234 OF whom l.si6 are white
anfi I.4is are coloi.d Iwotnlras of TINS
nn!;.s,e,s area tenuing some school. while
a. write aIil; s3scoloied cailre., over l.
.t,,s9st,s d cannot read and write. in5tl.e
tota3 number are tMsns. II par, white
bind colo ed bind. i. and ons deiI4s
ard .itlli. Il sy.lite child
)i39ga Adams leit yesterday for Ind an
Teffltoiy lie sass that his duh as
cfIieg i.5 Ice OF the Choctaw- CiicEasa=s
q d s1ns court vii keei, hin there Tor
months he Land title s4its an ilsr
controversies are said to be numheia@ss
ana present very knotty questions for
SO uitaa
Judge Boyd has returned from To- g
sess5c. Of the Federal Coutt a, iaich-
mona He Went to Charlotte yesterday
TO pay his respects to Judge McD 5wcil.
who is holding Federal Cour; there.
DR. Charles d. Mclver eft YESTERDAY
on q trip 10 Eastern Nor h Carol!'7a.
To-day and 70 mo row he Will visit the
Gntdsbolo and Nisou graded s oois
ana viii make an cducasionai a!dr $
al I.Qcanna. Wish county. IS nerea o al
taS election Is soon to- be held. He.
speaks at Elm City tonight.
The Industrial and linm grafton Asso-
citation nills'i4od us annual tneetiss IN
the assembly hall Of tho Benbow on tie
night of December l6ths 0ificers Ter
next year VII he elected. ana he work
Mr. j. b. Ellington. VINO has been
member Of the arm of R5sea5 ati AMI
Ellington s.nce lis eNisteAce. q sod
his interest insliaat q II and bong an
Interest I'M the Ia ge5 stock Of r. g.
Bertinil. WIN commenced business here
about ono year ago.
Mrs C a Cru. siey left yesterday for
Ktilston 10 attend tie marriage u er
sister. Miss katie TuiL TO Mr. E. j.
Pee psoAton wl, ch Vas TO take pla e Ills
morning al 10 O'Clock. Miss Ttill las.
visited Mrs C;sinas ey here zsevela times
ard has a number OF friends Ia Green's
har0s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
RETURN Thanks FOR
YEARS BLESSINGS
Thousands Gather in Churcaes
for Craze III W5rsh:p.
l.5E DzhcMlasTioas ua|7t.
5.pt,sts. H., ,noo.s,s, r. spy'er'ans aso
nr.s,.ans ca mr. !. Le- .ra'lt L.
cl,eu 1nur.nes-L4r1e Als-n--
a,ce-1oou ''.us'c.
re DENCMIaaT|0ss UaITt
at,ce-1oon 's.us'c.

A,nooe# all creeds aud denomination
,E, ,.,....;,,,.u YES .eIday tnste vel e iie.s
services ul thaaAss.siiis " A.itl.s ~
ln,,n. Iaxurs uestoHeu uuiino Las
..,n5 mas, .po1, u grateful people
81-na ,..cs ut settarlan beiiefss wei q
Liberated anu as III one VOICE LIZ
.t.s united in common caus.
10 each the occasion meant the SAINT
ma hence the ea plession from each Va
10 In kind The message WHICH We'll
,rth flurn the several puiGits was a IL.
.xery s. case g message breathing tht
.rI,efu, sentiments OF the people wis
uea1d it. And the people themseivc.
Sc,e there Ia no mean number. Ho:ida.
f. huuch ii was the Attendance upon t!t8
,ery.ces was most excellent and left
.luthI,,l to ue desired TIA uitect.o..5
.iany before they Went out for pero.
If FUN and pleasure incident to the cele
.,r:l1ion OF tllea day. visited some churc.
of God and spent an hour or more il
,,rofitab bic communion with their HeaS
emily Maker.
,lne feature OF the religious side
the day deserves particular mentics
While the congregations gathered tu
give thanks. they did not. or were no
allowed 10. forget that many of tn.
less fortunate of their kind might per
chance have little for which to b
tannkful. Coz secti"ns we're taken Vi
and in the large majority Of instance.
the offerings were LIBERAL The proceed
viii lie devoted to the pleasure and Il
comfort OF the inmates Of the honey,
len, Institutions of the city. The Bar
lists contributed to thea Home 70,
1 Aged Women the Pr.shyterians TO the:
restitution of a similar character; th.
Episcopa ians to ths;1. several c!iarital4#
enterprises: the Christians to the benr
volen, institutions of the city generally
All gave freely in cause which ar
peaied 10 ALL al seemed glad upon this
lay 10 throw some little ray of til
h ichtness OF the Thanksgiving III,
oeer the lives of these aged and in.
firm, to FEW of whom THANKSGIVING "
come many times gain.
AS might be expected the sermon
pre-" hed in ronnnct'nn with the So
wees were OF a high order Of excellence
S'rong and ELOQUENT. they dealt with
theme of equal strenoth ar1 el-ruanca
ga .itncA-and in their effect they VIII
'ons b. home In fruitful memory /
those r-t "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
The. News Of North Carolina
sentenced to term of thirty years In
Safe prison The murder occurred a few
Months aso ard vas revolving.
SAFE BLOWN OPEN
Four Thousand Oolars sso'eo from :
M.rchaai All ne. b8ro.
t(Bs Ass.,,,.a;.s,l pscss.,

(tSS Associated fsrss,
CHARLOTTE. ~ c.. Nov lnher e.
A specia. to the observer from Spartan
burg. S. c.. says:
Burglars dyslanitcd the safe in the
oiiace OF ire Eeree Cotton MI I'VE
miles southeast OF here. AT a n cary hour
il-.s :nuin.t.g. securing $3.50 In cash
II addition. the SAFE In the postn;fice.
witch was IN the same buiu.ns. Was also
opened ana $50 l., stamps anu ii.o.e.
secured The mill auihorii.ss offered a
reward OF S 90 for the arrest and blood
hounds we're te.egrapaea for this mpr:i-
Ing and are now on the trail OF tie
burg a.rs,
sae,4f Vernon. Of spartanburs. vent to
III. scene today
a message received al O'clock this
afternoon states that no capture had
set Teen made.
RESIDES money alargc number Of valu-
allie papers were eaken from the mill
G. N pat1e safe officers IN all cti9ns
ar. urged TO be Oh the lookout Tor sus-
picious characters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
CATHOLIC AND EPIeCoP'l
SERVICES OF INTEREST

t-n'ike the other Denominations. ind.
etdual church services were held ar,nrT
he Catholics and the Eniscontiians Ths
.nceasinn was holy day Of Obligation
among the former. and as such was or
served as on Sunday Several r1assns
vere celebrated in each church ard spo.
tial sermons were preached At st Pc
ter's Cathedral the attendance was excel
ifnt as was the case at all the othet
churches
The usual services OF Thankssivirr
we're held in MI the !1piseora! churches
slgecial sermons were preached here too
ard in number Of cases the snecin
music was notably fine The attendance
upon the majority OF the churches w:
Try good Holy communion was dis
eIsed at each church during the morn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28

'.Patriot!sm as Ncb est ExpreSs.l.'
was the theme OF ItaoUi Ca. SCI. ad.
dress at Beth Ahaba synagogue yestcr-
day morning.
The speaker began BY speaking OF
the Splendid blessing OF America H.
under the broad canopy OF is stay
Shield al. classes OF men may find
room and reruSe. He declared th4t III
this atmosphere OF civic and religious
freedom the problem of human govern
ment and society IS bsinS solved He
American Sinsti ut.ohs for the pas, l25
years. and showed how each step OF
progress was a Implying influence tend
ing 10 arouse nat onal self-consci Il =
ness The decisive factor In this di.ec-
ton was the civil war. In the no. fur
mace OF that fearful fight all the vary
ing elements Of our national existence
were welded together to make ali un-
broken unit. to solidlfy the agglome a.
ton OF quasi-indivtduaI State arti-
c.es into one sef-conscious national be-
ing. AS firm believer in State rights.
We, he welcomed this growing national
consciousness Becoming compact ma
ton. We recognize more clear.y tina
certain part OF humanity's work "a ID
upon our shoulders. and we are ress ol-
sihie for the perfo nance OF 1t. To ma
lions and to individuals God has par
ce,ed ont His tasks. to be pc formed
when they shall have reached rs fall
ness Of their powers and the maturity
OF their gifts. The phsaae - atioral
genius is no Idle form. There Is dis
tinct entity back of 1t. even though It
be an impalrabe thing. And the Ind-.
yidual geniuses of nation take color
from Their national environment nd are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
SAFE DYNAlN.TED
The Enore Cotton ills Loses Three
Tneu 81 d OsElars.
lsneclal pispatcll 10 .The 1lnlesD

IA NSI5et!aI Disi5atCH- rIF- 1TiIF-s-5 go
RALEIGH n c.. November sa-Be-
tween four and five thousand ao!iars was
secured by safe roboers a, Jonesboro JUS,
ztefore daybicak this morning When the
Office Of Watson & Godfrey. merchants
and cotton buyers. was opened this
morning it.was found that sile door OF
6ti.eir la &c new safe had been blown to
pieces and that everything of value had
been taken Besides two North Carolina
bonds OF one thousand dollars each be-
tween two and three thou:and doilars
n cash was secured.
Bloodhourds We're put on the trail and
tracked the robbers to Sanford. where
II was learned that TWO suspicious look
ing men boarded the train going south
Along the line OF their fight the safe
drawers We're found. AS well as many
ma pers# Of valIie -. ne firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
SCHOOL FIG RAISING
Presented BY JUNIOR Order fmerscat
Mechanics al G idsbcr
1c,.n.,al Ilisnairh IA The TInes. 5

cor i5SIsORO, N c.. Nov 21-rhanks
giving Was generalisf observed here los
Gay Nv a Suspension OF Business. apiTo5#
tliattss SERVICES an the chuicaes, taisel
practice bs the&local mi.itaIs. companiess
fiag-rals!uE al the grated seilo9a potiattteS
ard The Ike
The tiag-laistag was the work OF this
local council Junior Order American Me-
chanics The order, is very st.oas here
and among Its members are many OF gu
TOOK place a;#the graded school grounds
q 3aalitlttii 9iove oil some i've acres
fronting William Street The line o.
march Was down Walnut to John, III
John To Caks Street thence TO schoe
grounds Members Of the council head1t
fle PROCESSION followed by carriages Nil
,s15eaists.s: Flag beas er George Sti;h. Chr.
Marshal w u. SUM eilin. with following
rtYalflfed asSistants.5u- NJ. Gil iftin. -.
Clark J. Wash: Riszel- Z I. l,h9 ,rai
cllaiI and A j. Fuigheim. e II, Edmund
son. master of ceremonies. called eSeT-
tIses 10 order al :. 90 r. NJ
9,he following was order Of eSerclses;
PRAYER by Rey. +. NJ Faitis. masle 9S
chitdren: Introductory remarks by "a 4 -.
Pa.,iSnr[ Ar: sObjects OF the Order. by
+ 10Se15h r. Peterson. preservation OF Bipte
{. ny ls9}afsel A c. Dassis: acceptance OF
Ti6Ie 4s> PROT. a. J. Barwiek; I1Iesenta. 4
tim 81 Gag nv Mayor Cieoree r. Hood !.
E a.reerytsl1a5e 'of iiag BY Prof + r Foust;
hotstiax.5of fiar benediction BY Rev Ut.
T II iiHisield The speeches were biief
and s'tcy
Superior Court for criminal cases has 4,
been lrlg session III the week IN ord err
10 fints.a up the docket. containing fhree.
capitals cases court remained in session
today On YESTERDAY James l'!ltcna1ld
<a5hiteS was tried for the murder OF ms
wafe The gtieserses submitted 10 muioef
In the second degree. and Pritchard was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
,iANY READING PEOPLE HAD
WILD GOOSE FOR DINNER
tsnsc.al Dlsna1cn ia Tse Ttn.esn

READING. PA. Nosemher o7.-sfany
reoplesof this city had wild goose dii,-.
ner in most rnexslected manner A
flock of several thousand geese bound
for TIE Schnskili River. landed In the
city. They were found in tree tons. On
veranaas end in nearly every other con-
ceirahla place
Hundreds Of them were killed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
Many Cattle Aft csed.
Try Assnrinted Press !

LITTLEToN. MASS. November ~
Fully a hundred cattle in this visinity are
4 lie trouble broke out less than a week
age and has spread rapidly The con-
III elon Appeared among cattle which had
cor! c In contact with no other animals
OF their Kind for months. In some cases.
hcwevsr i, is claimed that the disease
can tie indirectly traced along line of
cattle brought from the Brighton stock
Sxrd0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
4 CRUSHED
Fruit [ Laxative
CURES Guas lIIpaT.O
instan! Relief and a Positive Parma
nent Cure always Secursd By sns
of kuI,,s Crane ionic.

GEETLEMEN-I have taken four bot
ties OF Mut.is Grape Tonic, II has aosie
me more good than any other nlsd1ctne
sg II ever took. have been troubled with 4
consultation for years until my 81 ste.n
got#!n DAD SHAPE. l was co;ipiete.y#s ui
down. Nuts Craze onlc IS tW9nusL-
full svsisu1 regulator end bod. build
er. Chas. Cre!sfoid, Box o.. Doyles-
town. Ohio SEPT. 10. ~.
In the history Of medicine there Is no
,araleI for the wonderful rsco.d Of Null :
Graae Tone in the cure OF all obstinate
cases of .conStipat ton With -gbSoiltelS nc
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s NJ 4, w.ns o.-oa EN-. .

fSrec;a!# in;spa tch 10 The Times.)
WINSTON. S.ai IE2aI. n. C.. NOV e.
a.st winter weather appeared here this
,fterroon A cold rain began falling a
o'c!o:k Shortly thereafter it deNe.oped
into snow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
uEA e MIXING
Special Preparations
Thanksgiving dinners.
This IS .ha Dessert Meru:

Mince Pie Pumpkin Pie. lemon. Cocoa.
:,ut Peach. .Apf.le. Apricot. Orange. Pine.
Ipa.e. sweet rot4.to ard Rnabars. r;es.
s.hoeotate Ecia.rs. Cream Plns. Char
at.e Russe pattes. Polka isoiis. Cream
Pastry and farts.
Ansef Food Pound Cake. Wine Cake.
s;.;rsshine cake. LAYER Gates taii .izes)
Iasn Cake Frsit Cake. ,..acr ens M.tr-s
pan. Kisses Waters. ely col sc.
Ice Cream taii tiayorsJ. WAFER Ices cot-s
Zee Cream. Cafe Frappe. LaTll Rookh
Roman Punch. Imperial Ptsncil Bisaue
Sesseirode and Marion Puetirg with
sauce Etanc Mango. wise JeIlie> Tutti
r,ruit.i Neaaosi.an. Frozen Charlotte.
See our line OF na1eltie4 for serving
sream GClAL DESIGNS E'U.i
stlANksGiNlSG
II you expect Il, enter+af- let MS give
@ou our estimate for tne AT fsIsssssi ir
doing justice by ouI custtsii.ss se d.
Justice by ourselves ar'! vice versa we
could sxi-lp IN a thoasand -isSsa ore way
;,:s.: thereby add z eatfy 70 our i. a8its for s.
short time. hut prosperity &o.tdnt hnii
.ut or that basis Therefore. we afssa.s
5nse# the BEST . z MATERIALS Il, every
thing and no one sSer questions the
x,nsesomen-ss OF our goods.
Come to see us; telegraph or Telephone.
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~
failures. liz Ger
m0ry this great
'eCeLl, Is Looked
uaon as the ma
iona. mediGiNe
and 1t IS Known
to ali natives o..
this great counr
r.. as the I.au-
enktr. or era pc
Cure.
.Nuli-s Graz pc
Tonic has cured
every sufferer o.
constipation who
las eve: used
It IT Is rscuE
r:Eed BY phySi
clans. druggists
and people gen
orally e V err y
where as t II g
kreafest bowel
regulator e v Ell
discovered. Con
stipat;on leads
to many Seri-
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. be- ths Vic.or.

sr,- -...n., t,-sss
NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov. 27.-Dshoe
won the inaugural race. Time l.li
Golden Rule, second; Henry NcDal.Iel.
third.
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= n 81
,h- trucs, 4yronents 81 the na'f nal
srf.is and seaIuS .Art. mus G ~ rs.5
ORA sra. ali literature. are the We tel
OF national EXPRESSION ever thuuga .Hey
seem to be universal tn appea al In sp1s e
4 Of his un.versniism. aS"speare -
English as Sshiiler and G,ath'. are CIR
man In spite OF their cnap"iitttats;r
Hugo and ractre are Frenc!. and EMO
SON and Long fellow AmerI ans. even
though their truths are world vide
Music has a universal tongue and ulel1cy
:
torfas limits. ye. the wi.cherv rsel,rif .
OF The Romary and Hungarian types az
recognizable as thoesh d st5nctly abf lied.
Thus the spirit OF a nation viii evidence
itself In every movement OF life and ye.
Is the creature OF the people themselves
Each people has rover TO moald Its own
character. even as an indisiduai.
"a.
As r1on,ent for sober national though,
this Thanksgiving shorld appeal Ter US.
NOT merely as an occasion OF perfipctoEy
ca preston of gratitude for the wonderful
]fro> rerity and manifold blessings that
have been Ours but also as clarion call
OF dt,tr God has given US the moral a,i,!
,,.atefial possibilities OF an ideal state.
We MIST make the esror, to realize this
IDEAL OF q nation thu, shall be made up
II great citizens. rather than great cities
IS here manhood and not money shalt %
the s.,ayr of honor Were character ans,
nor colossal fortune Kill be the basis OF
8,.y.teem Our hope shall: be not so much
,ur material grandeur as for srirs.u;,t
.,,l.rdnr. when truth ard equal Justice
sf,al! b, the beacon tight by which we
hide the ship OF state. In the very
vanguard Of human progress our nation
srni, meet to the fullest performance the
responsibility OF It's power and greatness.
;,r,, S.a nt.ir,s or, the ini-structsbie pedestal
.,f righteousness II shall as its own god
,..ss of liberty. send the light Of holy ac-
tton radiatirg to every corner OF the gone
II shall be as n prince among nations fui-6
ing by that divine right not OF power
hut of peerless life. conuaeffns not os
,.ieht bur BY morals ant. developing into
IT, last perfection the splendid possibilities
81 humality.s growth.
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Hl TIE theatres.

The Second Mrs. Tan1ueray. which
won such unprecedented recognition In
London twelve years ago and mas en-=
,hralted audiences In all parts OF this
country was seen for the first time IN
Richmond at the Academy yesterday.
The deadly truth of Its unspariIs
scenes the mastery drawing OF It's life
Ike characters. the grip and bite OF its
EefSe and trenchdn, dtaivsue-atE these
were certain to maze anu 20 ieate ii deep
.taprssS.ur- But hot so cet ta.r Mas IT
mat the acting would hold tue itittienee
equally in tn ALI.
Inc character OF Paula ranuueray was
Il great character as represented oy Mrs.
Patrick Campbell 1t cannot. be SAD tuatz
Mss kose Coenian chose It because 1t
IS either suited TO her nature or lifted
70 display the attributes OF her 2ar,-toi
ne is not ike IT. and sh. is not Tree IN IT.
Miss Cogh did not so redeem It. but
t.sp.ieu 70 that character the passion OF
3tie. natural style III Other words, to "a
subject entirely unnatural. piece a p
#,arently conceived and written III close
initiation Ut the Greek form The glove
1f the part did not sit fautlessiy. there
vas much lacking in de!iclcs OF detail.
in dept, of feeling. and in visidness of
expression
Oscar Noriieet lacked concentration and
ire as Ardaie. the EiIearr OF Agnes RosiSn
IS deficient in strength ard giriis.i p;tths's.
Ind Franklin Richie lacked iol!sh AND
rue dignity as Aubrey TaiGaueray.
j. -s
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ST. OK. a, gu Fl Id.

BIIlsTIEI.D. w. VA NOV 37.-The
first $sr0wstorsn of ans consequence 4 his
season heran al p NJ. w.h PROSPECTS
OF continuance thlol hout the night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
POWERFUL SERMON
TEE iiETHOnIsTe

Hundreds of ketnodIsts assembled al
Broad Stree, Church yesterday morning
n the union Thanksgiving service Eae
sermon was preached by DR.. H. E, John
son. pastos Of the LAUREL Street Church
DIR Edward Leigh Peii than whom ere
IS not better Judge in the ci.y. said
the discourse was excellent He thinks
Or Johnson ls one of the mos; atsrac-
tive Methodist preachers in the State He
i, simple and unaffected in manner. uses
simple language. but all conveying sor1-
gnnatruth and Impressive thought. The
singing was good
Last night the Laurel Street Church
gave their annual Thanksgiving supper
Dr. John Harmon delivered a character
is,ic lecture in a characteristic manner
entitled. q My Early CoErtstIp.''
PATRIOT Shl The IfiLnic OF
RABBI cALlseH'S AnnR S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28

Nothing adds more to personal appear
ance than handsome peany teeth and
plump healthy gums. A!ealin preserves
and vn!teas the teeth. pusiles the brsath,
heals ulcers in the mouth. Strengthens eh.
gums. prolonss The service Of all Il iings,
prevents tcoio-acha, and DESTROYS ali germ
lie. 1t IS tee Of acid, chalk, 0. pumice
stone It IS soluble powder, and easily
converted into . liquid 1t is six times as
good. six times as pure, and six times as
Cheap as any other preparation ask youl
..5Uggist for alcalin
Free Samples at Dentists.
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The Giffen Company will be seen al the
Ncademy tonight and to-morrow matinee
md night In a superb rev.Va! of Rose
nary. the play that more titan any other
contributed to the success and fame OF
ohm Dew and Maud Adams.
The piece is to De given here by spec
III arrangement with Charles t'foh,nan.
no has lent the original models of the
scenery. ard the production has been
aitt by Manager Gifsr'S own mechaui-
al force. Press and pu!itic have been
.etshted with the production wherever II
superb example of the Young managers
snus In stasecraft and enterprise in
living the best thaIait is puss bic 70 give.
ut the acting of the company has been
reighed in the balances and not only
tound satisfactory. but has been declared
he best thing that Giffen Company
las yet done
Miss Grayce Scott Is to be seen tn the
art of Dorothy Crukshank. the roll
vested 1t with al! of It's charm and de-
e.oped al OF is possibilities is e@iGencsd
Isl the enthusiastic admiration of the
rites OF the cities where the play has
cen seen.
Mrs lie llovne who has pleased thea
sre-gnels all over the county. will he
cen a, the Academy of MuslcSoE Deem
Ter Is: in a new and original play OF
modern life by Glen Marlborough entitled
among Those Present. This piece has
@,esn shown in several OF the Leading cities
md has been received with Spontaneous
taughsec and applause. TIE sympa .hetic
ole given to the actress. and the cie.er
dialogue and spirited action of the play
f the company. have combined to- score
+.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12
FOOD FOR REFLECTION.

1--WE have lived in the
South as long as we can on
the bounties of nature, and
have reached the point at
which we must study science,
learn the arts, use our nate
rial resources and accumulate
wealth, or else fall behind
and go down." So says Pres
ident G. W. Dabney, of the
University of Tennessee. This
is a statement worthy of our
most earnest consideration,
says the Textile Excelsior
Who can say that the natural
resources of the South do not
surpass those of any other
country? What will we do
with them is the question,
How long will our hundreds
of turbulent streams dash on
their course through the land,
carrying to waste a vast store
of energy When will our
little hills and mountains be
made to give up their hidden
treasures. and what of a
more advanced manufacture
of King Cotton? The South
has done we'll but must do
more to endure. Yes, we
have the favors of nature, but