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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-20
EriiAN.

Ethan, Oct. 17.-Ed. Cook made
a business trip to Yankton We'd
nesday.
VIM. Craig IS llavin. IA new barn
built.
The resident carpenters are so
rushed with work that they cannot
begin to keep no with the demand
for help.
Mrs. NJ. A. Rracha went to Parks.
ton last Saturday.
1t is reported that G. e. Lewis and
family have decided to spend the
winter here. il they can secure a
house, l,al being Obliged to go out
their claim until the list Of April.
A. d. Foster has sold his store
building on Main street to Philip
|Germshied and will now sell his stock
of goods ut a great reduction. He
has decided to spend the winter wit
his son
Miss Elva klotz returned to Mitch
ell, where she is attending school,
Tuesday morning, having spent Sun
day at home
Fred Tobey and wife have been
visiting relatives at Bonesteel for the
past week. One day they drove 30
miles to make Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cole.a visit on their claim on the
Rosebud.
Mrs, Snyder, who has been sick
for the past week, is reported i'm
proving.
: W. S. snyder's father and mother
and sister left Thursday mcrninng
for their home in Iowa. after having
spent a week here.
J. L Gallagher went out west of
lChaamberlan last week and filed on
a claim.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-20
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that an ap-
plication by Fl. A. Jandt will be pre-
sented to the circuit court ia and for
Dawson county, South Dakota.
on the 4th day Of November, 1905
asking for an order to discharge q
certain mortgage Of record described
as follows:
Charles A. Applegate to Jandt and
Tompkins and e. C. Palmer on the
west Is Of the sWA OF section l2.
township lO3, range 90, recorded in
Book 4, page 40, of mortgages. d ted
Nov. 28,..lSs3, for $3.50 to E. G. Palmer
and 5000 to Jandt and Tompkins.
w. Nj. Herbert,
Attorney for Applicant.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-20

Ethan, Oct. 1s.-E. p. Sand has
been busy for several days with three
teams hauling stone for the founda-
tion OF the Burns lumber sheds aud
office on their new location.
Will Tobin, OF .ryndall, cane up
Monday and took in The dance here
Tuesday night. for which the Beres-
ford orchestra furnished music.
Prepare for cold weather, as tie
geese were flying south this morning.
will Lammon is now seen on our
streets again.
The w. C. Il. U. will hold "A social
on the night Of Oct. 3lst. at the
home OF Albert Klotz. Coffee, cake
and sandwiches will be served and
a musical and literary program rem
dered. Everybody is cordially invited.
The Ladies Aid Of the M. e.
church is very Industrious lately. as
they are tying comforters, piecing
quilts and working in other ways at
every meeting and somewhat tout Of
the meetings." getting ready Tor the
flair, (which will be held Thanks
giving Day. The services of the
young ladies will be enlisted to dress
dolls, etc. The object of all this
work is to raise money to buy new
pews for the church.
VIM. Craig's new barn is nearing
completion.
Mrs. A.. =. Drake made a trip to
Mitchell last Wednesday.
Mrs. Repka and daughter, relatives
Of NJ RS. W. Fl. Snow, formerly of
Ethan, are visiting at the Snow
home in Mitchell.
Will Tobin will.husk corn for his
uncle, Mr.. Grady.
Mr.. Art Pierre is still improving his
hnilding. He is putting on a ceiling
in the barn under his living rooms.
and putting on7iron sheeting on the
outside
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-20
EMsLEs.

Emsley. Oct. ls.-Farmers are
chatting under the wet conditions as
1t is putting them behind with their
corn husking.
$ NJ. Daniels and White Bros. are
thleshing in these parts at present.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-20

To draw the fire out OF a burn,
heal a cut without leaving a scar, or
to cure boIls, sores, letter, eczema
and all skin diseases, use DeWltt'a
Witch Hazel salve. a specific for
piles. Get the genuine. Sold by
Scallin Bros.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cole have re-
turned from their claim and are
spending the time with Mr.. Coles
mother.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-04
Cine nmaufaefldrte @ei6ibte.

Gur einigen 9aaen metoete elm
@rtrablatt Der n&ieler 0euelten ytad=
ridten", baB Der fleine gurbinert'
freuaer ,,2ibed" Befehl erbalten
babe, nit mebreren 9DrpeoDboDteft
mad &ronftaot su fabren uno Die
&ailerin uDn GuBlano NIT ibren
Sinoern abBubUlen. 9ie &ailerln
babe pl6blid cine iDlbe Sebnluht
nab ibrer @bmeiter, Der Brinaeiiln
6einrid in &iel, betommen, oaB ite
beib1uiien babe, oieielbe gu beluper.
Die 0ahribt erreete Nufeben. man
nidte aber be- Itdnbnisinnia. ols man
iie lag, uno beariff iebr mDt, oaB Die
ruiliide aailerin pl0blih 5e5niu6t
na9 ibrer Sbmeiter uno benz lieber
Oeutihlane befommen babe unb Dab
oiele Sebnfubt itarf aenug lei, unt
fie lDaar Die unannebmli6feiten elmer
Ofieereiie UNI oieie Sabresseit oers
geffen Su MAIDEN.
8ie geIaet, mar, ~peritano 6aS iebr
mol, uni 10 mebr iiberraiht puroe
man, afs bas ReiGsmarineamt oieie
Wiitteilung Der 8ieler Nahrtbten
auf's @ntiHieoenite bementierte uno
eS politip beItritt, baR oas tleine G0ra
peooboot-@ elbmaoer nah &rDnitaot
beoroert let. Tin Die &aiierin BON
&uBfano absubofen. I4eroings bit
ten Der @reuser n2iibef" uno ners
ibieoene IorpeoDb0ute SegelsO rore
na@ 4ronfabt befommen, ite bitten
bort aoer fiidt bic &ailerin. ionoern
ben Sorpettenfapitdr 6inbe, ben
Warine Mttahee Der 8Dtibaft in
ct. Betersburq, abb0len iDllen.
9iefer Witteiluna brahte man IN
Deuti1lano lange nidt oas geritdno'
nis entaeaen als oer eriten. &apitdn
| 6inbe abbDlen, einer itmplen 8Ot=
ldafts 8 Mttabee? uno oesmeaen
ianote oas beutide &eib eineu areus
ser, rpertl AUDI nur einen fletner, init
etnem TDrpeosbDDts @elbmaoer mad
ct. Betersburq? Wertmiroig! gu
etuas tpar bod ME aelhehen, 10 niel
umftdnoe bate man bod nod ME
init eiuem Nttadee aernaht! Benn
&apitdn 6inbe. in SDlge oes Streifs,
nidt Die @ilenbabn benuben fonnte,
10 tDnnte er bob NIT irgeno einem
Dampfer auriidtebren. Iber linn Elm
gonses @eihmaoer su Ihiden - uts
beareifli6! SeoenfaHS cine ttbiteriDle
@eibihte.
unb lie miro mod mpiteriDier ba=
ourd1, Dab, pie mir aus elmer Depe'
ide ieben, Die Sbiffe wirtltb nod
ct. Yetersburg abgefabren fino uro
erlt in Wetnel @egenDrore erbalten
baben. Der Seem gDrfer .0eralo"
tenrt aaeroines Die 2Diung bes Gats
iels uno bat fie ieoer 8eitung, Die
BON ibn feline milerabeln Spesial=S De-
peiben beaiebt, tele9rapbiert. 0as
nod batte Der &aiier, Dbne cine Nufs
%foroerung a%bautparten, bic fleine Tlos
tile ieinem Better NtfDlaus 81 6llfe
ge1anot. Sn ct. Betersburg mar
man bieriiber aber ourhaus niht
entaidt unb lieB merfen, Dab man
Die Mnmeienheit ber Sbiffe in ruff
i9en @eudfiern niht aerr, iebe, uDs
rauf ipfDrt Die @egenDrore erfolete.
9ieie 2Diuns bes n6era(o" lit benn
bod ST. b%l6oitnnia. als Dab man iie
AUDI nur cine Minute lang fir tor
rett balten fDnnte. GDrldufia bleibt
Die GaHe allD nDdl unaufqetlGrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-04

waltun9 in Qnmenounq aebradt iei.
SEPT meroen Die oatnaltaen 8ebaups
tunaen Der 3eitunaen uouauf BON
Dem ghefsSnaenieur Der 6totte be-
ftQtiet, oa lonte man o0h Die Scot.
uenoi9teit, Nbiteaungen Der uebelz
ftdnoe 81 treffen, ertennen.
Noniral Gae ihldgt pDr, Die iin>
aeren Sffisiere cine ridtiae 2ebrseit
i'm Superintendent ourdmaden su
laiien uno linen er1t oas 8epuBtiein
ibrer GerantmDrtlihteit beisubrins
qen, ebe man ibnen oerartige aut0rtz
tatiue Steuen gebe. NDh einfader
uno fiherer mare es unierer Mei.
nung na9 ieoenfols, nenrt fnatt IiG
aus oelernten Wiaihiniiten Sffisiere
era0Qe. Damn tpdre maj, ueniaitens
fider, baB an Der Maf6ine elm Mfanr1
itdnoe, Der iein Sad neritebe, Solbe
Offisiere pdren aueroinas nidt in
NnnapDlis gepeien uno bdtten bort
ni9t ben Stempel ioaialer grcluiini=
tGt erbalten, fte udren pieIeibt aud
nit mauben SunftiDnen oes .bDbe.
rem" iosialen 2ebens nibt nertraut,
aber ieoenfalIs pir6en lie teine &ei'
Tel iiberbeisen un6 feline Sdiffe in biz
SUIT Iprenaen. uuo oas lift iblieB'
lid bD9 Die 6auptlnne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-04
Gin fdlimmer uebelitans.

&ear Nomiral @ae. Der gbef.Sns
genieur unlerer TlDtte. bat leinen
Sabresberiht eingereiht. Sn oemlels
ben fpriht er natiirlib AUDI iiber Die
GrplDIiDn auf Dem &anDnenbDDt
Bennington" i'm 6afen DDn San
Diego. Der 62 Wenibenleben gum
Spfer fielen, uno uarnt i'm NnibluB
an bieie Befprehnna Dor benz .fritis
ihen 3uitanbe bes SneenteurmeienS
in Der Tlotte" uel6er ihleunige Ibe
hilfe f0roere. @r iagt aeraoeau, oaB
unlere SlDtte. uenn IS plDblib gum
&rieg fDmrnen i0llte, niht i'm Stanoe
fem meroe, Sbladten gu gepinnen.
Wir tdtten atuar quite Shlben, aber
bic guten Sbuben anein tdter's
nimt. es miiSten audi 2eute Do lein,
melhe Die guten Sbiiben unb lire
@ei9fbe nah benz Wablplabe bin'
br6hten uno unter Dem furbtbaren
Seuer, melbes iib bort iiber fte ers
g6ife. bielten. @n lolden 2euten
febte e8 aber gang uno gar. Die Ma-
idinen ieien bon 9~ilettanten beoient,
niht BON 6ahleuten. gr beftreite
ourhaus niht, oaB Offiaiere aud
quite Sneenieure rperoen tonnten,
aber I'M, oies au tueroen, miiBten ite
grfabrungen iammeln uno oas t0nns
ten iie eben tttr in untergeOronetert
S~SfeIIun0en.
@an5 oaiIelbe murbe a(eih nab
Der Bennington &ataitrDpbe geiaQt.
War ntadJte oamals l1fort oarauf
aufmerflam. baB Die Berlon, tpelGe
bic eiaentlihe S@ulo an Dem ungliid
tra9e, urter beren Nufliht Der uns
alliflihe &eifel geitanoen babe, elm
iunaer, unerfabrener Sffsier iei, Der
gang gemiB niht Die n0tigen Sab'
t%enntniiie befiBe, urn Elm Wnlt, uie
er es auf Dem S9iff einaen0mmer,
su bethlehem. Wan mics oamals init
@aborud oarauf bin, oaB es elm
aara uniinniaes Spftem lei, bic alter
tihtiaen Gahleute ourd iunge, urers
fabrene Sffisiere au erieben, uno oaB
oteieS nniinniae Sgitem pdbreno Der
J leBter Sabre BON unlerer TlDttenuera
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-04

So if mebr Ratarrb IN oieler 8egeno oes 9an=
bes, afs BON alien auoeren Srantbeiten sa iammen,
llno biz in ben lebten Sabren ealt er als unbeitbar,
@iele Sabre lang %ertldrten Sottoren i'm fur cine los
fale &rantbeit unO i6rieben lofale 6eilmittel Dor,
niht ~turirten, ~ertldrten fe i'm fur unbeilbar. Dt(
@iieni6aft bat ~beipieier, oaB Ratarrb cine GonFti=
tltionstranfbeit 1T unb SeBbalb fonftitutionelle Be-
b~anblune %erforoert. Salts &atarr {
Sur, fabri5irt bon s. s. @benep& So.
Splebp, Sbio, 1T Die eir8ige connitltionele &lr i'm
Marfte. Sic ipirb innerli6 in DOZEN oSer @aber
bon 10 8ropfen biz 81 eiuem Sbeeloffet boil 9enom
men. Sic tpirt brett auf oos 8lat uno Die l6lei=
mige Oberhdbe oes Spterns. sic bietett einbun=
bert Dollars fir ieoen SAL, ben tie 81 %tIrieren oer=
feblt:. aaBt Sud @ircllare uno 3el9ntfie tonlrnel
MoreIitert:
s.. $. GDenen u. 50. Gplebo, 8.
BE 9erfantt bon alien &potDefern. Breis "a
@ents Die Glal6e.
Mebmt SANS 5aHiIien,V taen fir gei1Opfuna
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-04
Ser uuperSfauS Der Mduuer

1T bdufis 70 sruB, tuie Der Der 6raueu
9(ber Ebus. g. NuItia, M9r. bes r&e=
publican" in 9eapentuortb, Snb., ipar
ni9t unberltatois, als er ben Ner5teu
perbpt, ieine Srau gu operieren. Stat
oeiien, iast en- sebrau6ten mir electric
8itters. Wteine Srau mar 10 franf, baf
iie faum bas 8ett perlafien fpnnte uni
flint 81 Ger5te saben ibr feline Grleid=
teru1s. Na9oem ie electric 8itters
senommen, tpuroe le mpbl unb beiorg1
lire 9~ausarbeit. @arantiert. gu baber
Bel S. &alteper & Gobn, SEQ. S. S
S6mibt, Sisentamer, unb @oolf 9reiB
Breis SO Gts. per Slaihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-04
Cages : Nemtgfetten.
& n [ n B..

- Yrins Souls BON 8attenbera
BET 8efeblsbaber oes Dor NnnapDlia
l~ie9enoen engliiben @elbmaoers,
nuroe mitiamn1t leinem Stabe am
Sreitaa na@mittag b0m Brdiioenten
empfangen, Dem er Die @riBe bes
&DntaS gonaro iiberbrahte.
= Sn Bolton bat man Or. Berct
8. Wc2eDo, einer angeiebenen Irst,
unter Der Inflage perbaftet, eine
friminelle Operation an Der ghDriftiu
Suian Scarf pnrQenDmmet uno oa=
ourh ibren gob berbeiaefibrt I'll baz
ben. Die @earb itarb betanntlih in
Der Brinats gntbinounasanitalt elmer
Srau 8iihup, lire 9eibe tuuroe aers
itidelt, in mebrere Softer aepadt uno
pDn 5pei iunaen Wdnnern Nanena
CRAWFORD uno 6onarc ms Waffer
9emDrfen.
Cine aeraoeau lbeuBltbe Sim
ribtuna baben Die Bunoesbeb0rben
in SDutb WcMuiiter, Snbtaner=ger=
rit0rium, poasDeen. Gin Neger Sea-
mems @iQtams bate einen Wann
ermDroet unb mar oesmegen gum
TDbe perurteilt tpDroen. Ser W6rs
Der mar pDr Ginger Belt ourh einen
Shlaganfau teilmeiie geldbmt, be-
fano lth in, lebten Stabiutn Der
Shminoiuht uno bate auBeroem
einen gun1Dr ain GDpf. Set @Dher
batte er ihDn fein @ort mehr aeiprD,
den. Man muBte i'm auf eiaer
Babre nab Dem @algen truaer, oa er
meoer iteben nod fiben fonnte. Iuf
Dem SbaffDt muroe er bann pDn
mebreren Wdnner feltgebalten, Bis
ale 80rbereituneen beenoet maren
uno Die &lappe geDffnet peroen tonn'
tie, ourh Die er berunterfiel. Ser
Wenid seigte ourb teine 8emegung
uno burn feline Miene an, baB CT
muBte, was NIT ibm norgenOmmen
meroe.
= Die Settipn Der 2eide Der als
ten sSrau gobo aus Stem @Drt, uels
DE neulih in Bbilaoelpbia neben eis
mem @iienbabngeleiie aefunoen mur.
be, bat ergeben, oaB Die 6rau nibt
ourG ueberfabren get0tet muroe.
HUSBAND.
= Mus Baris tDmmt bic Nah-
riht, oaB Die Slotten.D Denomination
geaen ben Sultan beihlDiIene Sadie
lei, tpen11 oerielbe nibt ben Blar Der
Wtdhte fir Die finanaiellen &eformeu
in WtaceoDnien annehme.
- GDn Dffi5ieqer Settle miro be-
bauptet, oaB Die unruben in Ooei1a,
melde aniheinenb utehr ooer tpenis
ger ben Garatter elmer SuoenperfDIs
gung gebabt baben. BON ben Suoen
lelbit oeruriaht ieien. Sic hdtten,
nahoem bas Wanifeit oes gsaren
befannt Qetporoen uno ale @elt ers
freut gepeien iei, Die 8en6lteruna
oaourb aereist. BOB lie NIT rotten
Tlaggen in ben StraBen paraoierten,
Bilber BEG SaiierS nit SlBen tras
ten uno oa5 ruiiilhe 8appen berurts
terriiien. Die &adriht 1T ebenio oDr=
iidti9 aufsunebmsn, mie Die Ospes
iben in ben en9liiden 8eitungen;
mahribeinlid 1T iie ebeniD iibertries
ben mie iene. Die StraBenfdmpfe in
Ooeiia %beeannen am 81. Sttober
uno am Sreita6 NOR Die &ube nod
INNER nidt mieber bereeitellt.
Die 9onoDner v9ailp Wail"
bebauptet, es ieien bel ben Suoen.
frawauen in ben ruiliihen 8rDoinss
itdoter - es iheint iebt beinabe, als
penr Die gatlsen uuruben Der leBten
Gage ni@ts tueiter als cine grDBe
SuoenpsrfDlaung eemeien ieien -
niuoeitens tauleno Wenlhen um's
2eben aetDmmen uno aehntauieno
permunoet. QuBer in Obefa ibeint
es am Shltmmiten in Stem ber9e.
aangen 81 iein.
- Der Streit lift am Sreitag mits
tag, rpie pDrber angetinoigt. in ct.
8etersburg fir beenoet ertlart u0rs
ben.
$3.50
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-04

Das Bette geeen Hbeumattsmus
lit Giner q Nnenns Hecept 0io.
2S51. 8eribtnt gemDroen ourb
feline uielen erfDlareihen 6eilungen.
Sn allen MpDtheten su haben.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-28

of these refugees nothing more will
be said here than that they were SO
numerous and influential that in many
parts of the Old Dominion, divine SER
vices We're read in the French lam
guage on alternate Sundays.
In South Carolina the Huguenots,
as the world called them were soon
master element in the infant State.
Ihey founded q civilization as nearly
like that of Geneva as the circum-
stances would permit. 1t was no de.
mocracy, nor was it a royalist form
OF government though the king of
England held nominal sway; it vas
an oligarchy in which the fittest were
selected to teach and lead the peo-
pie. 1t was also an intensely religious
State-unlikc Virginia in thus respect
and more like Massachusetts, Religion
and politics as in the Calvinist scheme
of life coaleseed and the great names
in the local churches, whether in the
old Huguenot body, still intact or the
English st. Michaels were also the
great names in politics. The head of
the vestry was also the Speaker of
the Commons House." Like Massa-
chIsetts too and as was 10 have been
expected of French Hueuenots, the
people engaged in commerce. Then
small wooden vessels, made the
banks of New England rivers, sailed
every sea, and when the Charlestrn-
ians did not own their craft, as was
chiefly the case, they entered into CO.
partnership with New Englanders and
their wares and produce tlavelSed The
ocean under the same flag. An alli-
ance &c the closest nature prev up
ana later when fheir common Eng
fish sovereign attempted (1763) to lay
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-28
Charleston and the Old
South.
CONTINUED from Page one.)

dividualistic movement in Europe
from which New England Puritanism
aprang. John Calvin is the religio-
political father of both, and of us
all. with some notable exceptions. The
great GenevaE preacher convinced
men that they stood naked, defence
less before an angry God whose right
it was. To strike them down for their
many heinouS sins and crimes for
which even the individual themselves
were not responsible. but for which
some sort of amends might possibly
be made by practicing anstere piety.
social purity and high civic virtue.
EngliShmen who accepted this view
of the world, despairng of their own
country and its government accord
ing to Gods plan, sought opportunity
i'm new country to work out their
ideals. to settle their relations with
the offended Deity. The New England
theocfacies were the result. But
Frenchmen who We're likewise follow
ers of the great Calvin, fled the peTse-
BUTTONS of their government landed
on English shores. combined with
English low Churchmen. sternly Puri-
ton almost 10 a man. and all weighed
anchor for the unknown West They
disembarked at Charleston, on the
banks of the James in Virginia, or
along the shores of the Savannah.
They brought the Frenchman's thrift
and the English genius for self-gov-
ernment As to the Virginia portion
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-28
ABOUT COLLEGE EDUCATION.
The Man Must Prove What There is i'm
Him by His Work
{ Marshville Home. }


In a sketch of the life of Hon. Har-
vie Jordan the Progressive Farmer
says: He left school at twelve years
of age and never attended school over
three months any year" And yet this
man has been promoted to positions of
honor over all the college graduates.
This is another practical example of
what man can do if he will. When
the present cashier of the bank of
MarshVille was assistant teacher at
Wingate the Monroe Journal printed
sketch of him and quoted him as
having frequently said to his classes;
you can if you WILL Unless a man is
made of the proper kind of stuff there
are not enough universities and coli
leges in the United States to make
anything out of him. The college that
a man attends cuts no figure now The
man must prove what there is in him
by his work.
We quoted from the Progressive
Farmer in the above paragraph. Do
you know who the editor Of that pa
per is Several years ago when ]. L.
Ramsey was editor of the Progressive
Farmer there was a lad in Chatham
county who contributed occasionally
to the columns of that publication. Mr..
Ramsey saw that there was something
in him. He saw that he possessed the
proper stuff to win in the battle of life
He therefore sent for him to go to Ra-
leigh and help in the office work of
the Progressive Farmer, and today
Clarence II. Poe is editor-in-chief OF
that publication. Modest of common
appearance, and with no pretentions
or put on airs. that young mans
services are to-day in demand all over
the United States. He gets articles in
standard magazines that few college
graduates in this State could get in
with their literary productions, and he
has lately refused TO accept $4,000
salary to go to New York to become
editor Of magazine. And where was
Clarence II. Poe educated? In the
common schools of North Carolina. He
never attended any college. In answer
TO an inquiry once as to where he was
educated Mr.. Poe said II was educa-
ted i'm North Carolina" Somebody else
asked him how he got his education.
He answered that he got it by reading.
With all due respect to college hot
air orators who advise that college
training is necessary to success, we
must confess that observation teaches
us that it depends almost entirely on
the kind of stuff a man is made Of as
to what success he attains. When a
man learns the common English
branches thoroughly he has the basis
of an education. and a young man
who is not possessed of the elements
that go to make up the man of mark
can never be pumped full of greatness
If it were possible for him to attend
every college in this country sThis
brings us down to the general conclu-
sion that the rich can attend college.
but the poor have to win by real
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REcHUNE, WAR;, COTTON, FIG
LEAVES AN CLIPS, MIR.
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Excursion to Norfolk.

Seaboard excursion to Norfolk from
Raleigh and Durham, leaves at 10 a.
m. June 14th, returning leaves Ports
mouth a. m, June 10th. Rate $3.50
round trip Reserve seat car so cents.
C. II. GATTIS. T. p. A.
Raleigh, N c.
till June IA
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Sunday Excursions to MOrehead City
and Beaufort

The Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad will on each Sunday until
further notice, sell round trip tickets
for Sunday trains only. scheduled to
leave stations before noon. from all
stations TO Morehead City and Beau
fort. n. c.. and return at the follow
ing Excursion rates: