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The news & observer., 1905-12-29
AN IMMORTAL CREED.

In his earlier public career, entering
public life with all the zeal of Puri-
tan abolitionist, there was no able
Congressman from whom the South
ern people received SO little consider
alton as the late Senator Hoar, of
Massachusetts. He seemed to think
tn South a section inhabited by cruel
men whose chief idea was to oppresa
the negro. 1t took long years of as
sociation with the best type of south
ern public men to eradicate that no.
ton. In the last years OF his lie.
Senator Hoar dropped his sectional
bias. and in the United States Senate
was purely and solely an American,
standing for the principles upon which
the Republic was established. and he
died with the confidence and adm-
ration of patriotic men OF every sec
ton and every creed. The monument
to be placed over his grave at Con-
cord has upon it an inscription from
an utterance by Senator Hoar, and is
in these words:
II have no faith in fatalsm, in des-
tiny. in blind force. / believe in Goa,
the living God. l believe in the
American people, a brave and free
people, who do not bow the neck or
bend the knee to any other, and VINO
desire no other to bow the neck or
bend the knee to them. l believe that
a republic is greater than an empire
1 believe, finally, Whatver clouds may
darken the horizon. that the world Is
no ic
than yesterday, and that tomorrow
will be better than today"
That is an immortal creed-iit FOR
oh
The news & observer., 1905-12-29
Spirit of the Press.
Ok Flowing and Office Seeking


Monroe Journal.
They used to say uneasy lies the
head that wears crown. In Amer
lea there are no crown WeareTs. puu a
crowned head is a happy one COM
pored to the fellow who IS sitting
around waiting for an office 70 come
his way. The man who ploWs an OK IN
the pleasant month of July is TO be
envied in comparison to the office
hunter. The Republicans or the State
are now divided between the ms and
the outs that is. those who are mold
ing the Federal offices and expect to
be re-aDpointed. and those VINO are
gnashing their teeth in outer dark
ness. and are willing to move heaven
and earth to get in themselves The
average office seeker could Go some-
thing else about as we'll if he could
Just make up his mind to go at 1T
and let the Office alone. But ne Will
spend more energy in trying TO get
in than would be necessary 10 prlng
success in some private enterprise.
But when the itch for office gets 1ully
developed in man. it makes MN
The news & observer., 1905-12-29
NEARLY ALL PROFIT.

1t is estimated that one hundred
thousand dollars came into North
and mistletoe shipped North for
Christmas. Most of the shipments
were made on the line of the Atlantic
Coast line between Goldsboro and
Wilmington. That section is rich. in
berry country The only cost in ship
ping holly and huckleberries is the
gathering-no seed, no fertilizer, nc
cultivation. 1t is necessary only to
gather. crate and ship. The profit is
great That section. too, is the great
strawberry section and is also fine
trucking section
The news & observer., 1905-12-29
Why the North Refuses to Get Excited

New York Sun.
Representative Macon reminded the
Crumpackers and Keifers and their
imjtators that the State of New Hamp-
shire requires the payment of all taxes
assessed against the citizen for q year
including a poll tax. before he is al
lowed to cast his ballot. In other
Northern States there are similar re-
strictions. Intimidation of the negro
stands on different ground as a reason
for reducing representation. but to
pove it is not always easy. Nowadays
there IS not much intimidation: the
amended election laws are sufficient tC
exclude most of the negroes from the
suffrage. 1t is because the North un-
derstands that, and would not repeal
the restrictions embodied in it's own
election laws that it refuses to get ex-
cited about the propaganda to cut
down Southern representation in Con-
greSs.
The news & observer., 1905-12-29

unfit for much of anything else. Many
an office seeker is afraid of his own
shadow and his nights and days are
spent in mortal dread lest he do some
thing that offends somebody. He is
afraid to open his mouth on any ques-
tion of the day, and has little idea of
public service beyond doing something
that is popular and is intended to
bring appreciation to himself.
The news & observer., 1905-12-29

The Roanoke Chowan Times has en-
tered upon its fourteenth year under
the editorshiD of Mr.. Andrew j. Con-
ner. 1t is one of the best country
weeklies in the State is fearless. hon
est, and patriotic in it's public express
sions; and has been the leading fac
tor for progress of the right kind in
Northampton county. 1t is prosperous
and will be more largely useful in the
future
The news & observer., 1905-12-29

1t is bad enough for men to inJure
themselves by cigarette smoking. 1t
is a curse that boys should retard
their development and lessen their
power to work and think by using
these coffin tacks, and eternal war
fare should be waged to uphold the
good fight the Anti-Cigarette League
is making.
The news & observer., 1905-12-29
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETS
Years Work at the State Normal and
Industrial College Most Salts
factory.
(Special to News and Observer.D

Especial to News and Observer
Greensboro n. c., Dec. 2S.-Mem-
bers of the executive committee of
the State Normal and Industrial Col
lege arrived last night and were in
session last night comforting with Pres
ident McIVer and Book-keeper For
ney over the situation OF affairs. y
thorough inspection will be made of
the books, expenditures, ETC., OF the
institution. and the accounts audited
by the committee. Besides this, they
will outline plans for the work of an
other year This is the regular annual
meeting of the executive board
Over $4,000 have been expended
during the year in permanent i'm
provements, in the way of buildings
and grounds, and the years work has
been most satisfactory.
The news & observer., 1905-12-29
No Good Reason.
lvannah Morning News.


There is no good reason why so
much morey should be sent from this
State to life insurance companies OF
other States. In fact there is no
good reason why Georgia should be
SO dependent uDOn outside companies
for either life or fire insurance. A few
years ago reason did exist. The State
had no more wealth than was needed
in agriculture and the industries. Now,
however there is plenty of money idle
and the people are looking for oppOr-
tunities 20 invest it.
The news & observer., 1905-12-29
STATE NEWS.

The Bank of PittsborO will pay four
per cent interest on all time deposits,
beginning next Monday. Heretofore
it has paid only three per cent. 1t
will pay you much better and be safer
to deposit your money there than to
hide it about your house.-Chatham
Record.
The news & observer., 1905-12-29

Judge Christian willscarry the treat
ment of his son by the authorities of
the Virginia Military Institute to the
Legislatures. The conditions seem to
need legislative investigation and rad
ical reforms.
The news & observer., 1905-12-29
They Have Employees in and Out of
Congress.
Durham Herald.

Those people who have been afraid
that some law would be passed that
would hurt the railroads might as well
make themselves easy. The railroads
win look after that part of it.
The news & observer., 1905-12-29
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, Blind, Bleding, Protruding
Piles. Druggists are authorized to re-
fund money if PaZo Ointment fails to
cure in to IA days. soc.
The news & observer., 1905-12-29

Your cake may be delightfully."- light
but unless properly favored will be
disappointing in taste. Blue Ribbon
Vanilla adds to the goodness of all
deserts.
The news & observer., 1905-12-29

Mrs. Eddy forbids Christian Scien-
lists giving Christmas presents-sayS
it is too material. She is treadlng on
dangerous ground here.
The news & observer., 1905-12-29

Rich Square will vote on specia
graded school taxation the 9Th of Feb
ruary. The Times ascertains that i
will carry by big majority.
The news & observer., 1905-12-29

you cannot bust a bank except
| from the inside That was true IN
the Chicago failures and will probably
be found to be true in the Memphis
failures
The news & observer., 1905-12-29

The Constitution of North Carolina
forbids 'cruel and unusual punish
ment." but this does not apply to
Georgia On Christmas morning an
entertainment was given the convicts
which embraced five recitations by
five different lady elocutionists. Think
of having to stand that before the
Christmas dinner had been served.
The news & observer., 1905-12-29

Epworth church in Richmond de
clines to take a donation OF $125 be
cause the money is tainted. 1t is ;
small church and is in debt, too.
The news & observer., 1905-12-29

If Mr.. Duke had been smart enough
to do his counting in Durham, he
would have saved himself all his pres
ent troubles.
The news & observer., 1905-12-29

The liquor license in Wilmington Is
now $4,000 year. Fifty-nine saloons
were licensed Wednesday night.
The news & observer., 1905-12-29

1t is South Carolina Jeans" and rot
North Carolina that Speaker Cannon
is wearing. There is no reason Why
the State of his birth should give him
a suit of jeans, for he has never
seemed to care for the State in which
he was born.
The news & observer., 1905-12-29

P. S.-Has Mr.. Duke yet listed his
property for taxation in Durham?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

TONIGHT.
Edison-Vaudeville.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-07
BE SURE TO SEE IT.
Show at the Edison Interesting and Of
Fine Makeup.

The Alviuos repeated their hit Of the
night before last night, with their great
banjo playing and good comedy The
Adoric Sisters, clever soubrettes,
pleased with their comedy, singing and
dancing act, and the act Of Ed. Morris
sey was enjoyed by all. Miss Vance is
singing a new and pretty illustrated
song and the motion pictures make you
laugh. Coming tomorrow are the Mys.
terious Del-a-del-phia, Jane Coyne,
Rubo comedian and paper.tearer, the
Justly celebrated Richards. sister act
extraordinary. H. ]. Byrd, singing a
new song, entitled "Martha Jane, " and
entirely new motion pictures. Remem.
Der three shows a night, 1880, $3.50 and
$3.50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-07
The southwick Recital.

Which will be given Friday night at
the NJ. E. church for the benefit Of the
Willamette University Baseball Club,
will be the greatest literary event of
the year. Nothing that can be said
here will either add to or retract from
the great reputation Of this truly great
man. II the people Of Salem could on.
ly half realize the great opportunity
that is offered them, they would crowd
the M. Il. church to overAowing. He
is recognized as the greatest Shakes.
peroan reader on the American plat.
form today. Come and get your
moneys worth, and at the same time
help the boys along.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-07
Haberdashery

particular haberdhery
ways get THING.
etc, etc
Suppose you and about it, prices will be satisfactory
They always
earth
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-07
STATE NEWS

Each person who went TO the fair
from Forest Grove "Wednesday woro
carnation.
Hood River went for prohibition by
a large majority at the election held
there Monday.
The famous Waseda University team,
champions of Japan, will play the U.
Of o. team today.
Local option carried In Wasco county
Monday, with the exception Of the
town Of Hood River.
A piekpocket while getting In his
smooth work at The Dalles at the
steamboat landing, was captured and
jailed. His name Is William johnson,
and he is noted throughout the Coast
country as a slick confidence man.
The Eastern Oregon Baseball League
are making good ball this season AZ.
ter beating Prineville four straight
games Bend was defeated by the Primo
ville@ team 10 to o Sunday. Becker
Pitched for Bend the irst three Inn.
ings. Prineville scored 8 when Bilyeu
was put in and only two runs were
made of him in six innings.
Louise, 2year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. j. Collins, Of Albany, so.
cured possession Of a bottle Of essence
OF iodine last Saturday evening, and
drank portion Of il. Mrs. Collins
Immediately discovered what had been
done, and called medical assistance.
The prompt attention saved the little
ones life, but her mouth and throat
were badly burned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-07
A Pleasant way % Travsl.

The above Is the usual verdict Of
the travsles using the Missouri Pacific
railway between the Pacific coast and
the east, and We believe that the serv-
ice and accommodations given merit
this statement. From Denver, Colora-
do Springs and Denver there are two
through trains daily to Kansas City
and st. Louis, carrying Pullman's lat
est standard eleetrie-lighted sleeping
cars, chair cars and up-tO-date dining
ears. The same excellent service is
operated from Kansas City and St.
Louis to Memphis, Little Rock and hot
Springs II you are going east or
south, write for particulars and full in
formation.
W. @. M'BRIDE, Gen. Agt,
124 Third st.. Portland, Ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-07
MANDAMUS
is SERVED

The matter Of the payment Of the
employees at the insane asylum, under
the provision of the Kay act, is now in
a fair way of speedy settlement. Tues
DAY evening Superintendent Calbreath
presented the bill for the monthly pay
roll, amounting to s66s5, for the month
OF May, at the same time presenting his
DOnu' as the law requires. Secretary Of
o'ate Dunbar refused to issue the war
fan'' on the ground that there was no
money In the treasury to pay it. Attor-
h9y carson had all the necessary papers
- mandamus proceedings prepared, and
% soon as the secretary refused to is
'ue the document, they were fled and
served, the matter coming up before
Judge Galloway, who issued the writ
commanding the secretary TO issue the
warrant or show cause why the same
was not done. Saturday was set for the
nearing, and, as the suit is entirely
friendly, no delays viii be made in the
matter Of getting it to hearing. The
Iaets are al conceded, only questions
't law coming up. It is expected the
'ase viii be before the supreme court
within two weeks, and that it win there
meet with a speedy decision.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-07
CHILDREN CRY PoR
FLHToHER's cAsroRIA.

The Spanish king is in London and
and now all England is saying, "After
you, my dear AlphOnsO. Z"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-07
F. J. Byrd, Manager.

F. J. Byrd, Manager.
-~~~~~~~N~~N~~-~-~~-~~~
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
ADoRu SISTERS,
Soubrettes and Dancers.
MCCOY AND KNIGHT,
Parlor Entertainers Of Refined Min.
strelsy.
ED. MoRRIssEY,
Novelty Dancer, Monologist, Costomong-
er and Club Swinger.
HELEN VANCE,
Illustrated Song, Entitled "Down
Where the Sweet Arbutus Grows"
EDIsoNosCoPE,
Always Something New in Motion
Pictures.
Matinee Wednesday at S'15 p. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-07
$1l7es

Baae ........ .... .................. S2783s1
The Of these four reports for December 81 1908 will bo
still marked when learned that in the third and fourth
credits himself with ssoe7 which he
he credits himself with his quarterly report of March 81 1904
which filed thereby taking double credit costing
city $0slS4 to s4oe of warrants Without the deduction of said
$s4oe7 from his third and fourth which he clearly had right
would make the total of his third report 5456 and his fourth
port a oa Of $35744s
The varancos in his reports be $lsllsa There range
four reports The
balance the general fund in the first $7o while the second
$lls29 $9is2S
street in is is md
the s77s5 The fund block ss in his a second and
hand while his fourth he has
$e19 making difference $Os5 In his
third has hand $4,000 fund, while
for it all in his fourth report
We haveb
doing taking
warrants which he afterwards paid in 1904 the amount set forth his
reports would that the city would be entitled
its credit January 1904, the sum of s545eL
of the books made by Mr. MO the city treasurer since our previous
find from the data which enabled obtain that the
following true statement OF the account between the city and city
treasurer NOR, from January 1892 to January 1904 Wis
Cash received from City Treasurer Lee
General fund $s6s58s
Called warrant fund ........... ....... . 49,. ss7973
Total ......... .... ...... s77s598
December 81 1892
Cash received from front Treasure, Lee ' 1888
Cash paid out on warrants s.............. sszsls7l
paid coupons ..... =. e. -. s4gOss
Exchange bank commissions nan. :. ......
sa67ol4a
Cash on a Of year ........... 69O76s
tlOlseola slolOeoIs
Cash balance hand January / l9OO.. =. " :. 62O6s
Cash collected during the year 20 2992s97
Cash paid out on warrants ............ s21sess
paid QUITO lIO2Oss
exchange bank commissions 1870
ssaesos
Cash balance at end of a7ozso
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of old men OF renowE

Of old men or renVWE
r And Gpa.aaw that the wichcaness
VI man was great Ii The earth, ami that
very imagination u ne thoughts q
iieafls WAS only evil continually
AND II repeniets TIE LoRp, that be
.nsd made man On tbs earth, and y
grieved him at his heart, Gen, . ! 10 O.;
This mingling caused God to
reprel.t a,.d grieve at the heart.
And we strengthen this fact BY
this scripture.
In those days also saw Jews that
had married wives OF Ashdod. Of Am
mon, and Of Moab
And their children spake half in the
speech 81 Ashdod. and could not speak
| in the Jews language bu. according 10
Ilhe language Of each people
I And contended with them, and
cursed them and smote certain Of them
and plucked Off their hair aud made
| hem swear BY God, saying, Ye shall moi
/ give your daughter unto their song, no,
take their daughters cato your sons
.lfor yoar self Neh ~ " ~ IN.
Again W. give you this fer AZ
other testimony for our helis
4 please read.
| FoF they liave tnkenoI their daughter
| for themselves and for their soma SO thA
! the holy seed have mingled ,hsMselvr
with the people II those lands yea III
hand Of the princes and rulers hath bee
chief in this trespass
And when heard this thing ! re,
my garments and my runn,'e and plucs
ed % the hair Of my head and Of nj
heard and 50, down aatonied Ezra 9
3
To be continued
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connolly & co.
THE WORLDS RACKET &
GROCERY STROE.
AT
NORWO 0DjMO

We carry full and line goods Also grocee
fresh Vegetables aud Eaabes all fact
thing Kept ia irsl class grocery
Go 10 the racket the good We
cary u line % linen towels prints gingham hdk hats
ads tine dress shirts shirts rubber coats
rendy made boys clothing We up IL date limo
boys clothing from 10 TO 81 90 per Call going
elsewhere.
We are located il the old stsnd formally occupied By
Elis & Little
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Viewed
I REV II, s, GA RRETT. !,
Continued from last week.

issue, that satan deceived Eve.
ia making her believe that ~
vas a day Of "a hours. WHICH God
had reference to, when be said lin
the day thou eat there OF, thou
shalt surely die, 7 The time
Adam lived after he partook Of
the forbidden fruit, proves that
the day spoken ct was more than
q day Of "a hours Hence, it be-
comes necessary to believe that
ii was a day OF Il thousand years,
For Adam did not live ont the
day. Iic only lived nine han
dred thirty; died then in the very
day that God said The snoRla
We wish to correct q typhogra-
phical err ID our last weeks
CREssEr. And hat il where it
reads that lived nine hundred
and thirty nine years 1t should
read nine hundred and thirty
years The Bro. says The
mingling Of the sons Of God with
the daughters Of men was not
the forbidden fruit, for there
were neither daughters nor sons
| Of men when this command was
given" Now we say to the
readers Of the CREssET How
can you believe such Il declara
ton as this. When You bave
the bible ia your hand TO read
Gods word like this.
:, And God said, lie, us make ma
in our image after chr likeness; and 10
| them have dominion over the ash Of III
4 sen, md ovar the fowl Of the air. an
over the cattle, and over ail the cart
aud ever every creeping thing ths
cseepeih u son The earth
So God created mann his own iInag
in The image 81 God created he him
male and female created he them.
4 And God blessed them, and God sal
unto them, BE fruitful. aud mnltipl
and yepleni,h the earth and snbdue
and have dominion over the f.sh ~ Il
sen, and the fowl Of the air, ond os
every living thing that move,h UP
,hs earth. ,Gen 20 AZ rs,
q Then read this.
And God saw every thing that he b
fnlde and behold, II was very gop
And ,he evening and The morning We
the sixth, day. Gen 1-;'i,
Nov readers you have befo
you, scripturesa teaching 80
j. that God did create d man mf
. ana female. And commanded
Y be fruitful, multiply and
= plenish the earth Now plea
examine those plain scriptnl
LIN the first chapter Of Genes
And see fTou can find any pli
in ii, where God forbid q N
g lanythlng, Or forbid him to eat
nny certain tree, please let
know: And after you b
ga mnde d careful investigation 2
Oh find no such a command ~
again examine the same chap
and see II Won can find VIII
God commanded any man 70
fruitful and to multiply. A
\. lalso see il he did not have acc
,nd to every thing on the face Of
sts whole earth. And II you do
this to be true. Then please
with us, ever and past the
y entil day, "a thousand years.
Holy sabbath day And se
We shall BE- able to fird WI
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TAKE NOTICE

Any party oe parties wishing to
ask any questions, through this
paper, upon any subject, relig
ious or otherwise shall be
treated as q friend But in no case
will the Editor allow any slang
or slang phrases 20 through IL
columns.
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Why did God say to one class Of peo-
pie that he would provoke them to
jealousy with people that we're nc. i
peoplef why were they no, people
see; Deut, se-2l