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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
WQfr NECESSARY TO RE DONE.

Ire WORK - r=.ao Icing ela n#z#
city bal! 20 az 70 psoride s05ab
quarters for tfa police department.
was beslm SATURDAY \ eart i taz
val Of Tat par 4 taa ba#dta@
which was Formerly the beer a7P.
ii taa AnheaserBtseI company ~
torn down ana lin 9sfk of baazaaz
IL quarters fer d. fire department
vii proceed as rapidly as possible =
story is TO be added 10 the rear pa.
et the present building fer the dt=
mons quarters and the .owSr fl.e@
will be pQt in snap fer t'Ie he-e
wagons ami hook ans lader Two
more entrances will have t. be cut
into the wall The chief Ct police
Will have a large afffce in the front
Of the building and the police judea
will have plenty of room in which to
hold court, The jail will probably
be moved into the new building SO
as to place the whole city govern
ment under one roof Mayor White,
city engineer Shelby aud city clerk
Dan Taylor have already fitted up
Offices It is expected that the Press
Eagle which occupies the lower floor
Of the building will be moved next
week. With the fitting up CT the
new city hall tor the reception of all
branches of the city government
there passes into history the old city
hall. a frame shack which is about
to fall down an (Which has done
service for the city for ever twent*
years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
v. HAT THEY NAN i.

= q16n't tax m0a1 t &,l-t
ONO 2elnen perfectly harry, y
Tor instance:
\ box Of faasa and a new nove.-
To be married
T. be stns.o ag3.a.
a twenty inch waist.
\ Ne she
\ place where ther is na.6her a.sa
washing nca. darning of .tae&h=~
4 patent automobl mai5s61Ea6.
wao can be made q DO wise u.
mistress wishes.
An uninhabi-ed isle t, whch ta r.
tire for a moa.h epl of reach 9.
voices and ia -
Twelve new Fseach gowns.
To be three inch taller.
To be three inches shorter.
To have a .Grecian nose.
Naturally curly hair-perf efI1
weather proof.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
IMPORT AN NEE INC
OF TIE BOARD OF TRADE TO
BE HELD AT ROOMS MON
DAY MORNING.
viii B= Fjrst Meeting Since 0reaas
xza5Joa. ard Committees Have
Coed Reports to Make.
viii 81 FIRST Meeting Since orgaa
MEMBERS OF T4E COMMITTEE:

Presass Ai9za19Iea 91 ~
board q sF9#a H4z satl44l Il mae..s..
Of az tae mamha..= -e board sa ~
held =. 5ae eoas .5eas55s moFaiaz=
May 3. II fAfs tEts =Warl b.
fare t14 board WI ba discussed az
ienssa al sezy9.5= 11ea branches
viii .e taken o14 Tie cotton ez
change viii be cl9se{ and ali t3.e
mebers 9e the boatJ viii have
chance = be present There has Nc
neen a Getting Of the board Of trade
Hinee :. was first organized and the
several COMMITTEES appointed by the
preside!s. are ready to report on work
done VI. AIsz&aee4, s&Es tie or
ganizat'al. Las setG:.ls taI.ad uaaa
in the saort time it has been working
an be wat. oil ti.e members 10
know what the committees have
done. The steam ferry pIopositon
will be discussed and the financial
end q II taken up Following are
the several committees CT the or
ganizatiou
Exeeu5iye-P. P Byrd W. n Tru-
l2ek ,Chas. We'll b. J. Altheima, l..
l. Polltt.
r Public Wo}ks-Z OTTO. 5. Geisretter
Nm. Nichol. y. W. Num- L. RoJr
Arbitration and \ aeals-H Ii
Hum, W T. HDweH.W. l. tIeaeaz
NJ Danahar. ] W Withers
: nance-W. c. Howell 5. c :.
ander, ". n Truloeh. Chas We!
Fred Fox. F. L. DiiIey. L. |. Pol't.
Cotton Quotatiz,1s-Alex Strauss,
w. n Trulock. J. ". Wilkins 7. "
! Keesee J. W Ragland.
Trans portation-M. W. Taggart, G.
II. Gammin. D H Bluthenthal, P T.
Byrd, w. H. Westbrook. H. Riley, +
M. Galbrath.
Merchants. 3. Speers, Sol. Kauf-
man, Wolf Nichols, r +. Lee, Y, O..
Alexander E. D. Russell L. o. Knox
Real Estate-T Pearce, B. B. Well
E. B. Houston, f, O. Harrison, W'm.
Burke.
Entertainment-W. H. Langford, L.
c. Howell, B. J. Altheimer, E. J.
Kerwin, J. J. Ferdinand
River-J. B. Trulcck, A. D. Foster
j, /. CALDWELL S. Y. 7. Knox, D. II
Bluthenthal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
After Being 8aby Year a. Csc
alton Mace Him Man oace
More.

.sIhe death Ct + " Ellis tha
FAINTER who fell from scaffald a
week ago and remain Il unconscious
until his death, reminds me Of the
strange RESULTS which followed an in
jury 10 tn brain OF a nam by taa
same name $ ane yea ago. said
James Bullock, formerly of Flat
Rock. Ky. last nisht. says the Little
Rock Gazette. Il was up in my ma
tive mountains en- day when tals
man. Fred Ellis, was choppin2 down
tree Which stood close t, a board
lns house fer railroad men.
i sa" that he was Il green hand at
tree chopping and as the tree began
to Wayer TO its fail SAID To my com.
fanjons, That tree will catch him
sures-and it did He saw his dalI-
81 to late He tried TO escap into
the house and did succeed in getting
clear t the trunk but one Of tht,
branches lit him an awful lick ON tne
head We picked him up unconscious
and carried him into the house.
"aere h. lay for f~Ity-eight hours
Senseless. At the end of thai time.
while we We're eating i.i eakfas1. W.
We're startled by Ellis walking into
TIE room, clad only in his night
clothes. He paid no attention to us
bat walked strai~ht int. tn big fire
.5.@@e, where hot log fire was burn
ms and only jumped back when the
hot ashes biuned his bare ct.
Then he began to cry. We get him
back to bed and the doctor came and
gave him a narcotic.
"A f w days later Ellis was ND
again and then it dawned ga us what
a calamity had befalen him. We
thought at first when he walked into
cfaz him But it vas not that
He had lost all memory of the past
and had become a child again. That
accounted fo. his crying when ha
VAS burned. He had to be watched
c ntinuallN, for ne knew no more
Il an baby. He had fG.gottaa #fis
name, his address. his relativ 5. hal
Io3 all knowledge Ct realI4g ana
writing and he'd 70 be taught how to
oIls* and use knife and 10 X
Eventually We toak lin tc some
<et. Ky, the nearest town. None os
Is k ew where his folks lived. bQ
mont afterWard h was recognize d
as a la9n whose home was in WaEaa
ee.2t% where he had a wife ana
cAt:a9en. The Wife supp=s a he haa
co.. ted her. She was sent for Lus
lie Lid not know her. 1t was pit5fa
70 ler distress when he failed ~
j..-.% = recognize her or ackn0a.-
eaee her as his wife.
..Hae all ended wei al last.
81 ei st finally trepliaej his syzs4IE
eaasvas Bit q crushed u ,4e
which vas pressing unoa the BRAN.
zSs recovered f.ou liz flaefs
= - enl9rofofm a loz' = terr9
case fate lis face ard he ma.
Ha.'.' IS though t. ru t4 his l
an - live fust 0beso lo .aH
- In tse aa9
sssa4ed - rae tnterim was
.at lie a eaee 3aeael.z.
se5 his VIII viz was a.
~ astae. bat as@el her in a.
way what SIZE was doing 1lara.
Hat.H thought i was at Fiat Roc.
c2m9. L took him a long time to
understand that neatly a ar OF
his lie had passed since he cut down
the tree. all # which was a perfect
blank tc him"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

America IS tie lard Of the fr2e
lunch.
A woman's smile catches men IS
molasses catches flies.
Strong drink keeps some men dove
and helps tthers to get ahead
Young man if you domt believe
that kissing is unhe althful, just lei
the girls papa catch ycu at it,
If a man is only attentive to his
wife in public she Is willing to ever
look lot OF private pegl ct.
It's as difficult for some men to
see the point ,f Joke as it is for
them to get over it after they tum
bic
man thinks he knows a woman
when he asks heHts become his VIE
but after marriage he discovers hi~
mistake
Although the government doesn't
eneourage coume9fetiag. it employs
q lot i cong9essmaa who pass baI
bills.
There should Be No objection 10
man smoking cigarettes if he is
alone and happens to have eruds 2
against himself
L a man doesn' br ak anything
else when he slips On a banana peel
he is pretty SUR to break one OF the
commandments Chicago News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

In za=e 49,
FzI#
i1re 49,
lu7.8a- 49, al.
Il No #
sraHsa5 ass MO zee. =
81 lii da.aH.s 55aaa5ma. b.
Wa aef s#asz=4 IL #eaf TIA. va.
I Sc sta7s 2a5,s ae9e' s.a5. 49,
flowers AMI II ISL .aa 4l5s5a-55
ela-s. menbaaz Of h. $40 8aa1z
and teachers mareH - mus
and teolz seats 1aes 3aaa 4eeetes
with applause Hon. 5. II. las af.
president of the board. presided ant
introduced each speaker. After ttla
invocation by Rev. ]. L. Gaidwelf.
Miss Nettie Byrd rendered We
selected piano SOLO \ mNed sex.
t=f'e, ne5 announced on Tire program
tt@e rendered seme choice seleessUnrs
The young ladies Of the seaso e)ass
then rendered their eiass 5eHa and
for an encore rendered '.Bs5aes W
are Seniors to the tune of Mr. boo
y which brought heart a93iaus"5
The class program as ahn0Hn d was
tIen rendered.
Tae essays by the pupils were weII
written and the handling II the sub
jeets showed much care AMI tAoa3It
Il Al. chas I. Gordon of Camqcr
t5ea delivered the addrs9a OF the
e..eaing, vhicn was filled with good
advice 10 the graduates who were
closing sch ! life u battle with The
world
Before presenting the diplomas,
Hon. S. NJ Taylor 4muimented tbr
teachers of the schools an / SAID it
VS. the unanimous verlie1 CT the
school board that Pine Bluff has the
best teachers III Arkansas The
names Of the graduates and the sub
jects OF their smmeneement papers
nave been printed twice in the
Graphic, the Fast time in F.'iday s
issue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29


MF. T.. O. saaefer. travelling pas.
S nsef agent fer the Cotton Bet )
in the city in the interest of that
roads T7r!ds fair business. He IS
giving ept a neat folder gotten out
by is road showing a complete map
q a. Wo.l5's fsir which we'll be oil
great -e.ir % those vh4 atrend IA
fair.
IL - Just rs.uqaed from St L7as
Arkansas sNh.sir very highly, saying
It vas rieiIt up in TIE front ranks Of
the STATE exhibit. H said Arkansa
did not have to take a back seat 10
any state represented at the expo
sigon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29


Tie tnitel Confederate Veterans
and the Sons Of Y terans have both
adoptd the Cpton Bet as Tie official
f='3te = Nashville, Tenn, and have
arranged f9e t@o Sc pers and one
caair car ~ leave Pine Blpff on Sun
day. Juno = 1t65 2. III. Those de-
string sleeping car accommodations
shoulG app'H 9Th = t. Haj II. y Nc
Coy or 1r. D. c. Bel as early as POS.
sible aal complete arrangements.
Tie retal Trip fare foM Pine Bluff
s. anI g.ag car rate
n aaas.5a a5. oe The Vet
ans are .af3a 10 tahs advantage CT
these low rates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
afee thousand
LITTLE STORE 5.
The lnVentof Hlt Baek.

When George Wet l.. 2aou5r. a. q
yong inventor Was trying to Iatar
st eapitssIisas in his autorate brake
The device which now plays SO i'm
rGrtant = part in the zpesat.en af
railroad trains, he wrote letter +
Commodore Cornelius Wand rblt
presto at Of the New Y qE Contra
saiIrGad mpany, carefully explain
ing the details Of the invention Very
p7 71mptly his Iaafcr came back to
him, indolsed in big. sclawing 20
ters, in the hand Of Commodore Van
derbilt
Il have no time 10 waste on fools
AfterWard, when the Pennsylvania
railroad had taken up the automatic
brake and it was proving very sue
eessful, Commodore Vanderbilt sent
young Mr Westinghouse a request
to call on him. The inventor returned
the letter, indorsed on the bottom a.
follows:
4 have no time 10 waste n fools "
Success
They All Looked Alike.
When A. A Robinson, Of the Mex-
lean Central railroad, was tho tnspe
ing genb.s Of the Santa F'e. he eft"a
visited the big shops in Topeka. Oae
day while on tour Of irspeg
tien h" watched machinst ex
ez1te pioc Of work Now Nj
Z. G.bjnsoa pljdos himself on his KNOW
a.ge OF every branch Of the rgilgoad
seevte taan This occasion It 5fracl.
ea.n that tic macAinj5t was IT DO
his WaHk corzectl2
Ny f.teu3, he said. that Is
wrong. The marE...ist, who dfd mo-
ae9'.s 1ile machtnist. who ia aot
saize tie railroad masnate re-
H..ed.
supros il is 0far 6us.a = is !.
= yours
am y \. Robinson. The raj.
eeai MANAGER answered ateau.g
The ma Etni5t turned while.
b taorsasd p9rGeas he
a'd. hope my tmpostileaes vi
aat esst na my job have 4 VII.
fE children aaa u lase NJ
aae would mean poverty 10 them
am sorry said ID but you sec w
haze 50 many Visitors here Va CIV
@aaa. af Wos& rsr -
can't I'll f55l a5m az.
4t#.er.a
Mr. Robinson. who IS full Of hu
nor, laughed heartily and assured
the machinist that his job would not
be infe1fered with.
Investigation revealed that the
machinist was executing the work
correctly and that Mr.. Robinson was
wrong.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
4 N8HIn npa7e

Hasfa=4a7# My =>=Tas.a.s izs
ambas-as.ff Il = pe,J3s31554 6=d -
minister a ToGa. the government
has maa-=k known. inf s.1..f.s 9ay. de-
icately, u the Russian .t:.d Japanes
governments that the president
stands ready to tender his coed off
ees to bring about ace betWeen
+, them al the momssf when both az
! Wiling that such a sip shall he
taken.
The attitl;a. of Tire government ia
tAis eolHeeti n has been discussed
| not only in the capitals of the bel
iigereats, but her in Washington be-
tween Secretary Hay ard the Russian
and the Japanese diplomatic repre-
sentatiEes. It has been made clear
to the United Stats however, tdaf
neither Russia nor Japan is wtlias
10 tolerate foi al instant al this tialo
the iGea oi foreign mediation t but
an end tG the War Realizing this.
tire representatives of the Cnitg.t
States haNe not persisted in pressing
the subject but have cnntented them
selves with making plain that when
ever Russia and Japan are ready to
adjust their differences the gGvern.
inert at Washington is to be eeasiu-
cred as the mutual fri Ad who VIII
act Che role of peao emaher. Ii shoul
be understood that at no time was
any direct proposal made by this
governments representation Botl4
Count Cassini. the Russian ambassa-
dor. and Mr.. Takahira, the Japanese
minister, had interyi ws with Secra
tary Hay today. AfterWard Count
Cassjni took luncheon with President
Roosevelt at the White House
There is no desire or intention on
the part Of this government to take
any measures for bringing the war
TO an end that would be ua.acccpi-
ab 10 the two belligerents ~ their
officials. Adherng to the principle OF
nonirtertelqnce in the affairs of for
eisn nations, the goyernm Mt holds
that t has no warrant - Intimate,
by even the most conservative means
to bring about an e@dtHg 70 III VA
unless both Russia ard Japan cor.
daily desire it TO act as mediator.
Anything beyond mo'a tende Cl
good Offices n Iii }t . difficult
ana eA5H ,fa ssae9ts which the 80
eram u. has 10 desi,9e % c.loua -.
ad What las b. d9.e 50 az ha-
been dose in NOS, delicate gav
50 IS o affofQ ne:t6es Ie}l2a.
67rta4 te1 fa.s differences
TIM Novo yrenga ii leading
newspaper Of Rus. ia. La b ia
as saying that Elssa ysuld sss.-
a proposal from Tie Tn:.e5 S5atHs ~
have tae whole far n q..e5saz.
aon i5araa with vGeE a.#1aS fHa
var. From what - ee@ar. q tza
mtltsfra..ea GoGs5s R-4
#a4t.l look l.aa< - any s9aH 5aa=
a9sa..
fa na :4ar
ef 81 cart fe
~ 4ay SOM W655ae
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
STEAM FERRYB0VT
BOARD Or TRADE COMMITTEE
TO BEGIN ACTIVE Woae
IN TIE MATTER
Proposed ta Have t6s Fer ~ G.
atoa by the Time Cotton b
gins to Move
A554T 5000 IS NECESSARY

gsH=aG
49, 40. I5a4I E@4s j L.. Cart
#=5 i HH56459aaI aa1e 5aen
755s#5H4a - President 5. {. Aaaa-
a=9=z o. 65aa9 =ef trade as a commit.
.ef7 zg gbaa= establishments ef
i z455=fafes= - Arkansas ftgse
5a5 I4.#5. fl5a== committee h.ts
;a##544 started - @afH au the prop.
j5as a95 ta1@ z9oa 10 make "a
zezaaHa laHoa Alambess of Ia
#ammit5=- fa5f a staaa ferry uaI
te= Established. here net later than
Stp1embef. II not sofuee. The bus-
mess ptea = tlaa e5ty have realizc3
LEI some time that much business 10
III. merchants Of the city Is b l4g
lost on account of the poor ferry ta-
eilities and a number have becGme
Interested in the establishment Il
ferry
The mattcl. OF bridge aesezs the
Arkansas at this point may be tax
ed up By tie board Of trade later
Or
It is estimated that three thousand
dollars will be required T. pgt the
fg'ty in drti = epelftiea
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
GLADYS FALL DEAD.

Washington, D. G. May 27-Gladys
Pennet, the infant daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs. NJ. S. Fall, died May %. age
fifteen days,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

Sometime We shall learn to distrib.
ute love proper!y-where it is need
ed NEST, and not where We choose to
give it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

For some indefinable reason man
always considers it a delicate mark
Of friendship when girl notices
THen he has had his hair cut.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
: NJ AY WORLDS FAIR BALLOTS :

Those Who are interested in the (irap,its free
world fair trip Contests should forget that OH
next Tuesday al . p H.. The time ior dep9@;fiag
'ay ballots at this oiee s9seS; At 1aeh TIVE tie
count Ter the April ballots sade 551 a9 ot .as tit
moata will be counted il de0oS.ts5 a5e. liz. aoar
,%@@ @4N% @o@%& $50 s 4@% % 4GV>a& So
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

tae ...as rga .lax-
ei e. cart -
#&y sume Wer5sa
j. aa.s@d t mat., o. exe'alm
',fi== la5a5.tl,3
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

a good many Of are optimists
because We are comfortable.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

46s=f say 10 be saa wtsa Roman
se4fJ,see AS plain as tx. nose -
y-.;r tac
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
DIPLOMAS AWARDED
CLOSING EXERCISES O. H.s@=
SCHOOL WEFE LARGzLe
= Z

[zass
t#a 65t#s ss
y 5a#e
IrsE Q5=5g eTEs Do #E-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
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p ACT# IS @=s1a
So 40 4eE.sfs e.ss 71I
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

N/hsa 79t1e Z 1sr=t5 E.sress
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-14
National Bureaus Crop Report.
1Ru the Associated Press.)

(Bv the Associated Press)
Washington, Sept. 13.-The wealth
er bureaus weekly summary OF crop
conditions says:
While rust and shedding continue
over a large part of the cotton belt,
reports Of injury from these causes
are less numepotss than in the previous
week in the central districts Inc
weather has been favorable for pick
ing, except in portions of Georgia ana
Florida, where this work was hindered
by heavy rains. and picking is now be
gun in the Northern districts. In
Texas cotton has improved slightly IN
a few Northern counties, but on the
whole very little new fruit is form
ing. and boil weeVils are puncturlng
nearly all new squares on the South
western, coast, Central and Eastern
counties. as we'll as in a number OF
Northern counties.
Late tobacco has been unfavor9bly
affected by dry weather in portions of
the midle Atlantic States and Ohio val
lev. but on the whole the crop has
made good progress and is now large
Iy secured. The weather conditions
have been exceptionally favorable for
housing and curing.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-14
A Good Opportunity for
Investment.

The Waynesville Factory site and
Development Company is being
formed for the purchase and develop
ment of 1888 acres of land lying broad
side to the corporation line begin
ming near the present depot running
east for one mile, running back over
the foot hills of the mountain range
thence west along the crest of the
range. The entire lands overlooking
the valley and growing young city.
The land will be conveyed to the COM
pany at $1,000 per acre and will be
laid out into factory sites and build
ing sites with streets and alleys. About
$50 acres is almost level and admir-
ably adapted for factory sites. The
foot hills are adapted for lovely sum-
mer homes and building sites. The
land is rich alluvial soil. will grow
ANYTHING adapted to- this climate. The
capital stock for the company will be
$4,000 of shares of 500 each, full
paid and non asseSSable. $4,000 of
the stock is offered at par to pur-
chase the land and create a fund to
begin development. $4,000 OF the
stock will remain in the treasury to
be sold at not less than par for fu-
ture development as a majority of tina
stockholders may deem best. All paid
up stock will be eXchangeable at mar
value to the holders thereof in the
purchase of any of the lots at the
prices they are appraised at for sale
by the board of directors. Subscrib-
ers should send in their name and the
number of shares they wish to S. A.
Jones, box "a, Waynesville, North
Carolina. Terms of payment Of sub
Scription will be one-third cash, one
third i'm six and one-third in twelve
months. Deferred payments to draw
& per cent interest and be accept
able to the Bank of Waynesville as
safe subscriptions. All subscriptions
Vile, not later than the 18th of Octo-
Der, 1904, in trust, and so held until
stock with evidence of clear title anu
perfect incorporation is delivered to
each subscriber with a bank certificate
that the titles and corporation are in
proper condition. Every North Caro-
or should have a pride in Waynes-
Range and the coming business and
Sky and take stock in this company.
one and will yield a handsome profit
on the money invested The manage
ment will be safe men Of known busi-
North Carolina Railroad will reach
Waynesville inside of Is months,
which gives the city two outlets. It's
er information address S. A. Jones,
Box "a, Waynesville, North Carolina.
9-9-1w
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-14
Trinity High School Opens.
Especial to News and Observer. J

Especial to News and Observer)
Trinity, N. c., Sept. 13.-The open
ing of Trinity High School on Septem-
Der 7th was very gratifying to The
management The prospects are very
bright for the year. A good many old
students are enrolled again this year
with a good percentage of new ones,
among whom are two from the far
away State of Washington. The fac
ulty is practically the same as last
year, very efficient corps.
Several new buildings will shortly
be erected in our town and a company
will in all probability be organized this
fall for the erection of a roller mill
here.
The macadamized road between this
llace and High Point when finished
will offer better inducements for bus
mess enterprises, as well as for resi-
dences for all who wish to locate here,
especially if the places are connected
with a car line, of which there is a
probability.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-14

GERS and left as friends. 1t was pleas
ant to see these early rejoicings OF new
friends, and to witness the unacqualnt-
ed gathering become so quickly con-
Genial company. Add to the event the
presence and evidence of the patrons
ard friends from the city and the COM
munity and the informal reception OF
Thursday evening may be numbered,
for the college, as the first event OF
the year.
The first week compares very IaV-
orable with that of any preceding year.
The Freshman class this year exceeds
its usual number; the Sophomore, Jun
Tor and Senior classes have each had
creditable accessions to their num-
bers, while to the sub-freShmen classes
belongs the distinction of having pre-
scented in number, in appearance, ana
in individual fitness a body of workers
of which the college is exceedingly
proud.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-14
SAFE ROBBED AT GOLDSBORO.
The Mystery is Why the Thieves Di''
Not Take all Within Reach.

Especial to News and Observer
CoIdsboro. N c., Sept. by ester
dav morning as the clerk in the store
of Parker q Faulkner's furniture
1any was in the front OF the store
waiting on some customers the hrhl 5
safe was robbed. There were over
1000 in drafts and money IN tha
safe The members OF the frfn nae
srona RI breakfast leaving it open. The
Tocno,r and drafts were in a tin box,
search was made for this box and IL
was found some ten feet from the
cafe with only $12 missing. There Is
no clue as to who did the deed why
they did not take all there was In tho
safe is q mystery.